Balta High School - Yearbook (Balta, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1953 volume:

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Hunter Thorsen County Superintendent .X X f W- . :M 3 N .,f ' . ., f Q PPS F' 'Q' .l , 'Q' ann, A , . U iw. , t Frank Schaan--Mrs. Harold Rohn--Fred Wangler--J. J. Axtman--Vincent Schaan President 7 W xl HN x 4 O I DI 5 0 BALZER WEIGEL: CLASS PRESIDENT To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness . First year in Rugby High 5 Member of the Dramatic Club A x '!f ., Mixed Chorus 'W R Art Editor of the Year Book O Favorite saying: Oh, boy! Favorite pastime: Playing the guitar. its ails? 5 0 0 0 4 X., ,e.. if , ll 1 L X F X F Q 1 e j ' ' I ' 1 o JANE KESLER: VICE - PRESIDENT Better late than never . Member of the Dramatic Club Mixed Chorus Choir Glee Club four years Typist for the Year Book Favorite saying: Keep quiet! Favorite pastime: Collecting autographs 111 C., 39 LAVONNE ROI-IDE: TREASURER What's the use of studying when there ire other things to do? Secretary-Treasurer in eleventh Member of 4-H Club Glee Club four years Manager of Year Book Dramatic Club Favorite saying: Oh, no! Favorite pastime: Driving, playing musical instruments. Secretary in grade nine I OO' ig Zan K' .. 3 I Q 1 'UQ' btw, Q. V .M I 0 0 as ROSE MARIE MASSINE: SECRETARY Some one must be serious in a world like ours , President in ninth grade Vice-President in eleventh Dramatic Club Glee Club four years Assistant Manager of Year Book Favorite saying: Watch it! Favorite pastime: Entertaining the boys O I U ' Q 7 s DELORES WANGLER: I can be serious, but I'd rather be gay , . Choir four years Glee Club four years Q Dramatic Club President in eleventh ' May Queen 1953 Typist on Year Book 1 1- A , Favorite saying: Quit! Favorite pastime: Keeping Leonard happy. ' X , . 9 O V , ARLENE ROI-IDE: ' 1 . An idea in the head is worth two in the book . O ng A Glee Club four years Dramatic Club I 4-H Club Member Q Typist on Year Book ,f Greatest Accomplishment: Chewing gum Favorite saying: Listen, Kid! , Favorite pastime: Reading , Q U . ' 0 ' ' I 1 if l THE MAY COURT ROSE MARY MASSINE JANE KESLER QUEEN DELORES WANGLER 13 f. l. r ,, rv, M 'fvf.f'-1 .f..qof'c'c C7C':,'-C C7iC'C G'G'fi'6 Z'Q'E' fi oafcweffzfe oeeoeefmefz-emslwffem-m1e'QfoWa Q1 Hi ' Ugg l,n.fE'm, .. fn .I . rrmgn JJ. i, .. sa GJ O v I b 9 9 V9 F X x '11 QW N ri fwi F3 VH 17 O 4N A Fi 0 1:1 KW 9 U3 FW F1 'D 0 Fl W 57 I1 I FW 0 fl O ID d Q SJ U .LJ Cu K. fh F9 . fi E3 .I ,9 D 9 Cab '9 fi ro 413 19 -14 fi W L x N N f I ' ' G, WQ,,G'3 SENIOR STAFF AT WORK ON THE YEAR BOOK LAST BIG JOB FOR BALTA HIGH Four years ago as shy, ambitious Freshmenwe walked into Balta High School long- ing for the day when we could proudly say WE ARE SENIORS . Now looking back we realize how short those years have been and how rich with happy memories. It is a great consolation to know that we can leave Balta High with the realization that we have played our part . We are convinced that we have maintained the high standards of our school bequeathed by former Seniors. It is with deepest regret that we say Good-bye . Our High School days have been happy ones. Oh, we've had our down days, but we've also had our up days. Now, looking into the future, we are confident that the solid principles instilled in us have given us a foundation for the future. WE WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER BALTA HIGH AND MAY BALTA HIGH ALWAYS REMEMBER Us. 14 Class Will We, the SENIORS of Balta High School, being of sound bodies and sane minds, do hereby give, bequeath and devise all our worldly goods and possessions to the following beneficiaries: FIRST: We leave to our school and teachers an abundance of love and gratitude for our many happy times and also for some sad ones that have brought us to a better understanding. SECOND: To the incoming Juniors. Sophomores and Freshmen we be- queath our desks and typing tables. Jane Kesler leaves her ability to come late to Kathryn Scheet. To the future typing class, Rose Massine leaves her ability to eat candy at the same period that she is typing. Delores Wangler leaves her dancing ability to Rochus Pfeifer. To Bernice Wangler goes Arlene Rohde's ability to type. Lavonne Rohde leaves her giggles to Monica Sand. Balzer Weigel leaves all his grades to Donald Hoffart. Arlene Rohde wills her gum and three desks to the Sophomore class especially to her sister, Eunice. To the Freshmen class goes Rose Massine's smile. Delores Wangler leaves her ability to study to her sister, Ber- nice and her uncle, Donald. Lavbnne Rohde leaves her ability to get along so well with the Principal to Bobby Wentz. Balzer Weigel leaves his great love for the school to all students. THIRD: Having thus disposed of all our worldly goods and possessions we hereby wish that they will be used to the wisest ability. In testimony, whereof, we the class of 1953, have affixed the hand and SEAL of our class this 30th day of May A. D, 1953. Ku!U like Nickname Greates Dislike Ambition Probable End Fault 1-3 '- - Jane Kesler Bubbles Brains Nosy people Teacher Professor Rose Massine Toots Talking Literature Nurse Farmer's Wife Arlene Rohde Jghn Teasing Boys Teacher Comics Lavonne Rohde Oscar Giggling Lizards Teacher Lecturer Delores Wangler Tiny Studying Cafe work Governess Housewife Baller Weigel Shorty Rose School Farmer Farmer 15 N993 GRPSDU P-TES N 's I 3' I X N ,--an .df ice Wangler Bern President QGFJJ 94 x AJ '41 3 , 5 Robert Schaan Secretary I j if' Kathryn Sc - V19 xx K t xl if if Roy Pieiier Treasurer A Clas s of Gfficer s In school the first thing is to study. We at least tried to get good grades but the task to compete with the Seniors was a difficult one. Although few in number, we are capable of taking over next year. Besides getting better grades than ever before, we are counting on managing the activities in which the Seniors seem to have dominatedg but we, the Juniors, played an important part in all projects and you can count on us. NEXT YEAR WE WILL BE SENIORS. 19 I fl'l'l' ! ll' .lf ! ! EW I 1 !w!!!! ' ll' ! ! . ! izzgylql E .' ! ' ! ! ! If ' Sf, L '- 4 1: Q. h- -V: .5 'Q Na. C -44. -rv. , A 1. S -W N.. 1' .' -fa , 's HQ - 1 N 'N 712 SLI Tff : - I -U -- '- 92 's 's 'Q- -- 3. 'N- S ' !f, '7iW QT f +A. f l ,af H WT I if , N j O Aff W1?H'M2W5'17S?5'F51?'l'5' f , , ff ,!fZZ'5'5F AT WORK FORGET NOT Will you ever forget that science And will you forget that awful gas F t'll t -f' VVhg-:rxeolxjarlnedwalhouitfljel atom When we Kaighliieaxfigecgxgielmisatnflalclried, Alas! And the molecule unseen. This is the death of all. Will you forget those problems That taxed our strength and energy Oh! those wondrous truths of science Prove a God we cannot see. Q 5. r Z0 Q QL. qv Q ...an , X E , , M Mary Ellen Schaan Marlene Schaan r e Hihendage Serge qvofm 1, we 'Fa N . s ejss ' 3 ,J J. f ...L , R S' - x ,uf 'Wu N- J Monica Sand NYG Q 'A-321: 4 hae Dc-1 . Vx Eu?-ice Ro ores Q 1- oss Nr en VK, Bvygofi if , Wm ' e X Heel, 5 ' ffjelb K :Y at i. ' ' 'Q , - I 5 l y J ,HM , X I N... 1 f' , , ' f .r i ' is. K Q Inf-' K 'iq' ,1 cf - A, V, ' if SN., Wesley Muifenbier Dennis Muffenbier I , ' J. If x,-1. - A L , f Robert WC' S Rl'-'hard G 'I , I he OPIIOIIIOICS 'oss This is the class which carries the ball when a job is to be done efficiently. They are always willing to be of service. Maybe the term progressives can be applied to them 'll' to leave behind the busy care-free for they have the forward look, but they are wi mg year to become the busy JUNIORS of next year. 2.1 'up-NW N .,' vf'i M... .N , K, I K J: ,N 1 I 4 If I 'vt , ,zfgw it 1,32 If I A I W ., il fa I if l ' J i t Q A Darlene Scheet Ann Brossart Viola Brossart Bernice Hoifert Q rt.: 12- if 'a m ip cf Donald Hoffart Donald Hilzendager Donald Hager WU- Kathryn Mas sine Rose Hager On September 8, 1952, we set sail on an unknown sea in our ship Balta Hi. As a captain we had Rose Hager, who managed our crew of nine members. The crew consisted of scholars who became lost and deeply absorbed in the storms of Math. English, German and World History. One month passes still leaving us on rough sea although the going seemed fair. One day our lookout spied a superior ship coming toward us. This ship was manned by the Seniors of 1953, who carried a cargo of rules which initiated us into high divi- sions of Knowledge and made us expert members of the convoy leading to success. The rules: hideous make -up on faces, outlandish dresses and costumesg hard manual labor, carrying books for the Seniors and homage penalties. In this event the Seniors scored, but we didn't stay down. Time passed quickly and we made hurdles over the 70 mark in January, our first encounter with a real battle. We hope for the same results this semester and so we are a little sad because we shall be Sophomores by the end of May 31. ZZ Lf' XJ' -sf if .1- -s.a- KJ' 'Ll' 5-I' xr -Nf- xr xr -su- -s.r- -xi kr Lf -nf -sz- xr -xr- if KCCCCCCCCCCCHUCK!!HCCCHHCCCHH H ZIKCCCCCCCHQCWCCCCHCCCCCCHHCCCCCCCC-U ITCCCCCCHHCCCC Freshmen and Sophomore Class Wesley Muffenbier Marlene Schaan Dennis Muffenbier Monica Sand Richard Gross Eunice R hd Robert Wentz Eileen K1 ' Yvonne H'1 dag ysu Sh elores Gross onald Hag onald H ff t g tt Ne tty Byk 1dH1 ag athryn Mas arlene Scheet nn Brossart ' 1 Bross t t n' el-Iffe Hg FUTURE AUTHORS, PLAYWRIGHTS d LITERARY CRITICS sine 4 CE sr- -sf- Nf- 'Lf' s.:- if -sf- sf' 'Sf sf' sf- 'Nl' sy- -Nz- -gr -NJ- Lf -sf -xi' xi Q' NJ' 'NI' 'NJ' Ll' xf 'NZ' E1 ii CU- J- J!!vf. . l Quinn D 1' amati c s THE GYPSY TROUBADOUR Among the opportunities offered, and one which is eagerly taken advantage of by a large and enthusiastic group of students, is the participation in the annual play given for the public. The members of the High School were heard in two public recitals in November to a well filled hall. The cast deserved much praise for their work in THE GYPSY TROUBADOURH as well as preparing the scenery and stage prrnerties. The entire school participates in the play or else supplies extra numbers. In May, the entire school will again entertain their parents and friends with dances, songs and short plays at an Open House Day . At this time there will be a special display of their school work, arts and crafts. 24 w. Qi James Kesler 1 Vi If 'Q QP' Q: Q - Q 1 gferg A N Leonard Wangler -ip 411 ,A,:,X X 'fi' -ful , , f Ns Virginia Klein eX,....S. L -4- A ,ff William Wentz '- 19 .... 5,7 X ff 'JVWYM ,Qllvgl 1, A NX fn 6 Rodney Ols on Niomi Rohn Eighth Grade Lament well to the grade school, Fare To fun-packed recessg To regular teachers, T o much happine ss . Farewell to carefree Mischievous days ' k them in memory Well eep To cherish always. WINSOME, WILJLING, WITTY AND WISE! 25 V-1 Fu E ' 'W' ' W M...f-iwfisl, -liivxiaanwflfy-az:n'f:ni g A , di im-1.9! lawn, fujfm 5 E ,ir-fs es - sl 3 sz E S E'-I Wxim IW! WANMNI' E E S S s is S E E 5 S E-9 Q- ET mwmm-.mm 'M':ie.MfMvwfMm JM-.ummm M, JM, iimpim 'Mmm 'M-:mmvw-mm'mmmmmimi-migzvngms.-mfnjE Seventh and Eighth Grade Art Class BACK ROW: Marcella Wentz, Antoinette Schmaltz, Gunda Massine, Rita Wangler Marlys Klein, Niomi Rohn, Virginia Klein. FRONT ROW: Timothy Axtman. Vernon Rohde, Pius Kesler, James Kesler Ralph Paulson, Richard Wangler, William Wentz Leonard Wangler, Rodney Olson. 26 I HHHHHHHHHHHHHH1 1m1HHHHH1LLu1Hru1gr1H11HHku4HH1f1HH1-HHIHHHH1MHHHHHHI1mmHH1lklH1u4HHrmmimu1rn4HHHPg ASW E IE iHHHHH H 71 HH P14 W -4 HHH HHHHHHH H HHHHH E Hr, E E E E 2 E E E E 2 E E E E E E '11 II'-4 H' D' sv D Q- cn l-lc N C+ 23 Q H sv Q- CD U1 I4 9 F' x l s BACK ROW: Gwendolyn Axtman, Lastina Hager, Rose Mary Wangler, Judith Klein, Carolyn Bykonen, Yvonne Wentz, Carol Wangler, Rose Mary Kremer, Janice Scheet. SECOND ROW: Anton Kremer, Lee Allan Miller, Donald Hagel, David Hagel, Ronald Axtman. FRONT ROW: Ronald Schaan, Gerald Olson, Dennis Schaan, Lee Roy Vetsch, Lester Reiger. Z7 ZZZlZ7ZZ7ZUZZ7ZZ7ZZ7Q7ZZ7 ZUEZUE z5'ZZ7ZUZZ7E ZZ7ZZ7ZZ7ZU!Z7ZZ7!Z7E7LZ7ZUZZ7E Third and Fourth Grades BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: Marilyn McDiarmid, William Kessler, Blaine Mack, Rose Mary Ebach, Donald Schaan, Leroy Paulson, Lee Roy Massine, Carol Lynn Schaan, Cletus Axtman, James Wangler, Vickie Lynn Rohn. Bonita Schaan, Myrna Rohde, Donald Ebach, Merle Bykonen, Jo Clare Schmaltz, Jerome Gross, David McDiarmid Mary Anne Massine, Laurence Klein. Front: Carol Schaan. 28 ik 'N' 'll' 'X' 'K' -X' '35 -K' 'li' 'K' 'N' -If -K- -I-BHF 'K'-K-'lf -X-I-N' -N-N-4 -X-BH? 4891- -IH!-If 485-I 4981- 'l'l-R 'l l'l' l-I-lf -1- -1+ -is -if -ze -ze -as -if as -is -if -is First and Second Grades Eugene Wangler, Richard Schaan, Dianna Miller, Patricia Klein, Irene Ebach, Duane Zacher, Dana McDonald. SECOND ROW: Bernadette Scheet, Laurence Muffenbier, Jerome Schneider, Shirley Axtman, Robert Olson, Sandra Schneider, Wendolyn Eibach. FRONT ROW: David Axtman, Michael Massine, Laurence Schaan, Neil Mack, Gerald Muifenbier, Kathryn Schaan Joseph Gross Majorette: Dianne Hager Director: Roland Schaan FUTURE MUSICIANS 29 Ik lk 191 ik lk lk ' F1 Wf'.E 1'vPfTfEriW? '1ie 1 'Fw :2t.,gLg:n45Ty.:amgiY:' 'f1?'4' ' was K WHOLE FAMILIES IN SCHOOL 30 O 1937: Helen Hagel Natalie Krimm 1938: John Brinster Frank Dettling Andy Hager Isabelle Klein Ida Krimm Steve Lesmeister Lillian Olson 1939: Ludwinda Bickler Emma Hagel Leonard Klein Tony Selensky Pius Voeller Anna Marie Werran 1940: George Gebhardt Magdalene Schaan 1941: Fred Abel Fred Axtman Magdalene Bickler John Dettling Allen Gebhardt Iris Gebhardt Monica Hagel Monica Hager James Hamers John Hoffa-rt' Eleanor Klein George Mack I-lildegard Schaan Martha Schaan John Schneider Barbara Werran 1942: George Axtman Francis Hagel Daniel Klein Mary Anne Klein Elma Krimm Alumni 1942 Continued: John Krimm Vincent Schaan Fred Schell Amelia Voeller 1943: Ada Axtman Anna Marie Axtman Elizabeth Axtman Gunda Axtman Lucille Axtman Rose Axtman Richard Hamers Beatrice Klein Betty Merck John Schaan Regina Werran 1944: Leonard Axtman Caroline Bickler Wendelin Bickler Martha Miller Phyllis Roll Bertha Schaan Gabriel Scheet Peter Vetsch Marie Werran 1945: Robert Hamers Agnes Sand Agnes Schaan Alfred Schaan Christina Schaan Theresa Schaan Irene Vetsch John Vets ch Catherine Werran 1946: Helen Axtman Rosine Carman Anton Goetz Theresa Gross Rudy Hager Daniel Schneider Alfred Werran 31 1947: Michael Bickler Henry Klein Immanuel Schaan Isabelle Schaan Helen Wentz 1948: Lorraine Klein Helen Schaan Raymond Schaan Daniel Mitzel 1949: Rose Bickler Joan Garman Florence Massine James Miller Dorothy Schaan James Vetsch Phyllis Wentz 1950: Rose Hager Joan Sand Catherine Schaan John Scheet Leonard Vetsch 1951: Amelia Bickler Anne Massine Albert Olson Bernadine Schaan Leo Schmaltz 19529 Albinus Hoffert Joseph Hoffert Arlie Morissette Irene Reiger Jeannette Schaan Leonard Schaan 1:-' f. 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Hi-Way Z South of Rugby, North Dakota Herb Liebelt, Mgr. Rugby, North Dakota Phone 641-J Kroehler Maytag RCA Ph11CO Beauty Rest Land-O-Nod RUGBY FURNITURE COMPANY Phone 86 Rugby, North Dakota RUGBY LUMBER COMPANY Complete Line of Bu11d1ng Materials Rugby, North Dakota Creo B Patterson-Prop Phone Store 73 Phone Residence 260 RUGBY FARMERS UNION CO-OP ELEVATOR COMPANY Orris G. Forde, Manager Rugby, North Dakota Gra1n Feed - Sc ed 8 C'r1nd1ng Phone 15 BUCHL IMPLEMENT CO. INC. Rugby Nortlm Dakota 'x'cCormiv.k Deermg bale s 8 Serviu Internauonal Trucks RefFIgCTat1OI1 ANDERSCN S FUNERAL HOME CITIZENS STATE BANK Rugby, North Dakota Capltal and Surplus 55100, OOO OO Mernber Federal Deposit Insurance' Corporatlon I Meet Your Friends At SCHAAN 'S BAR Phone 5311 Balta, North Dakota DR. W. E. SCHMIDT Chiropractic -- Naturopathlc Phys1c1an Phone 470-W Rugby, North Dakota 4 VINCENT'S STORE Groceries - Meats Sz General Merchand1se Phone 43 Balta, North Dakota WA NGLER 'S GARAGE Body Work, Painting, Welding Parts 81 General Repairs Balta, North Dakota Phone 4811 WANGLER'S CAFE Lunches, Ice Cream, Candy and Soft Drinks Balta, North Dakota Phone 4811 EWING JEWELERS gi. B Diamonds, Jewelery 8: Gifts For Every Occassion ff ,. Phone 380 Rugby, North Dakota HI-WAY BLACKSMITH and MACHINE SHOP Manley Whitman, Prop. Phone 643-H Rugby, North Dakota MELHOUSE IMPLEMENT CO. 216 S. Foster Ave. Phone 21 QUALITY FARM EQUIPMENY Rugby, North Dakota FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY John G. Mortell, Mgr. Petroleum Products and Farm Supplies Farm Mach1nery 105 South Bigelow Ave. Rugby, North Dakota Phone 99 HERSEY DRUG STORE Chas. Hersey Rugby, North Dakota OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL CHURCH Mgrs. Boniface Stuez, Pastor Balta, North Dakcia FARMERS UNION GRAIN I -4 FARMERS UNION OIL CO. 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