Beulah High School - Miner Yearbook (Beulah, ND)

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3 S S i c e I' S Evangeline Weigum, Treasureg Jim Abbey, V. Presidentg Ronald Leinus, Presidentg Margaret Aandreud, Secretary. Class Histor As seniors of 1956, we first enlisted our services to the Beulah High School in 1952. The enrollment of the class was MS. Our class was the first to escape the previously traditional ninitiation.n The Halloween Party was sponsored by us freshmeng but we were well repaid by the seniors, who spon- sored the Christmas Party. Upon re-enlisting for a second term, our enrollment number was hO. we had lost 7 members, but were joined by 2, Carol Wells, and Janis Krause, who left us again in the second six week's period to return to Bismarck. This year the Freshmen Welcome Party was sponsored by us, and we also had the privilege of having six of our class members wait tables at the annual Junior- Senior Banquet. Our junior year began with M2 members. Those who joined our group were Mary Jo Rettke from Redfield High School at Redfield, South Dakota, Robert, Jeanne, and Joanne Goodall from Newtown High School, Janis Krause from washington High School at Milwakee, Wisconsin, and Russell Reich. The play, nln Walked Judyn, was presented by us in that year with Mr. Arnold Mueller directing. We also had the honor of sponsoring the traditional Junior-Senior Banquet, which was entitled nHawiian Paradise,u and attending the Prom given by the Beulah Women's Club. Thirty-eight of us returned to complete our fourth term and to get tossed out the doors of Beulah High School upon graduation. Three former members retired, Mary Jo returned to Redfield to continue her education there, and our number was increased by one when a graduate of 1955, Jim Abbey, liked school so much he returned to continue his education another year. The high- lights this great year were: the sponsoring of the Christmas party for the faculty and high school students, attending the Senior breakfast, presentation of the senior play, guests of the juniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet, and sponsors of the picnic for the juniors and ourselves.

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ERNEST MOSBRUCKER WI am willing to be convinced, but show me the person who can convince me.n Trombone Duet 2,hg Massed Chorus l,2,Mg Science Club 3,Mg Science Club Pres. kg Baseball 1,2,3,h3 Lettermens Club 3,hg Octette l,2,hg Trombone Trio l,2,35 Massed Band l,2,3,Mg Vocal Solo Mg Band 1,2,3,hg Trombone Solo 3,hg Quartet l,2,3,hg German Band 33 Football 3,hg Basketball 3,h3 Secretary Lettermens Club M3 Hi School Bowling Team My Football Co. Captain Mg Pep Band 1,2,3,uI MARVIN GIESE 'He never lets his studies interfere with his education.n Track 2 3 U' Reporter Mg Basketball lg Toastmaster 5,Qg F.F.A- 1,2,3,H3 32CP2tafY 3 Asst. Historian 23 Dairy Products Team 3,h Crop Judging Team 3,hg Official Delegate 3 Public peaker kg State Convention 2,3,h Basketball 3,hg Crop Judging Team 3,U.

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FIRST Row: Arlene Wiedrichg Diana Hermang Judith Webberg Inez Mohlg Orbadella Spierg Lavern Martin. SECOND ROW: Miss Ruth Anderson, Assistant Advisorg Donna Walkerg Carol Hafnerg Ruby Linkg Judy Wolfg Caroline Heihng Mr. Robert Haase, Class Advisor. THIRD BOW: Norman Bindery Gordon Zellerg Milton Unruhg Bernard Wilmesg Charles Skalskyg Myron Kling. FIRST ROW: Ilene Hilzg Helen Lippertg Noreen Schumaierg Sally Zellerg Wilma Huberg Colleen Abbey. SECOND HOW: Miss. Ruth Anderson, Assistant Advisorg Darold Schockg Freida Scbwarzg Joy Ruebg Rodney Mohlg Mr. Robert Haase, Class Advisor. THIRD ROW: Robert Renkeg Jack Davidsong Jack Thielmang Delbert Bowersg Gerald Heihng Vernon Boeshans.