Bisbee Egeland High School - Chiefs Yearbook (Bisbee, ND)

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GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls are playing their second year of competitive basketball. Last season they practiced about three weeks and then entered the county tournament at Cando. Due to lack of experience the girls were rated as the poorest team entering the tournament but to the surprise of most fans they gave Cando a very tough game and beat Rock Lake in the consolation game. Shortly after the tournament, basketball letters, with gold basketball and stripe attached, were ordered and about a month later they were awarded to the following girls: Marilyn Christofferson, Solveig Erickson, Taletta Foss, Verna Fruck, Betty Lou Gerrard, Delores Gerrard, janet Hendrickson, LaVerne O'Brian, Ann Lang, Violet Reid, and Marlene Schmidt and Betty Geisen. This year eighteen girls turned out for practice. They have worked diligently at the few practices they have been able to hold. Naturally they are as yet very inexperi, enced but they will be a much stronger team when tournament time rolls around in March than they were last year. p Teams the Bisbee Sextette is playing this year are Cando, Egeland, Munich, and Rock Lake. Following is a list of the players on this years roster: Marilyn Christofferson, Rose Erck, Taletta Foss, Verna Fruck, Betty Geisen, Betty Lou Gerrard, Delores Gerrard, Wilma Johanson, Dorothy Oakland, Violet Reid, Geraldine Schmidt, Marlene Schmidt, and Merdith Stanton. JUNIOR BASKETBALL The members of the junior Basketball Team are: 'Jacky Neameyer, Dick Benson, Bobby Keller, Bartley Held, Laurence Bonn, Charles Auka, Harvey Held, Sheldon Schmidt, Billy Hendrickson, Richard Lien, james Larson, and Edward Brannan. The towns which the team have played are the following: St. Annes, Leeds, Rolla, Rolette, and Belcourt. The juniors have lost only one game and that was toLeeds. They played a return game with Leeds later on and won by a score of 30-28. This was a very close game and the players were matched very well. Next year the junior team will lose several of their present players. They are as follows: Jacky Neameyer, Dick Benson, Bobby Keller, Bartley Held, Laurence Bonn, Charles Auka, and Harvey Held. 31

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SCHOOL FU-N N joAnneg You don't have to go to Yellowstone to see Old Faithful. Violet: why ? JoAnne: 'All you have to do is go out in the hall to the fountain and you'll see Old Fscefuxli' -Mr. Melsted ftalking on how long overtures can last made this statementj: The longest overture I have ever played was Beethoven's Unfinished Symphony which lasted an hour and 15 minutes. Robert frather perplexedj: It sure is good he didn't finish it. When does a clock strike once three times in a row? Answer: at 12:30 o'clock, 1:00 o'clock, and 1:30 o'clock. Melsted: Stuart, What does HNO3 signify? Stuart: Well, ah, er'r--l've got it right on the tip of my tongue, sir? Melsted: Wel1, you'd better spit if out. It's nitric acidf' lst Drunk: What's the matterxwith you? Znd Drunk: I can't make this match light, I don't know what's the matter with it. It worked swell the first timel' THE MONKEY Three monkeys sat in a cocoanut tree Discussing things as they're said to be Said one to the others, Now listen, you two, There's a certain rumor that can't be true. That man descended from our noble race. Why, the very idea! It's a dire disgrace! No monkey ever deserted his wife, Starved her baby or ruined her life, And you've never knowh a mother monk To leave her young with others to bunk, Till they scarcely knew their mother. 'S VIEWPOINT And another thing you'll never see A monkey should build a fence around a cocoanut tree, And let the cocoanuts go to waste Forbidding all other monkeys a taste, Why, if I build a fence around this tree, Starvation would force you to steal from me, Here's another thing a monkey won't dot , Go out at night and get on a stew I Yes, man descended, the ornery cuss, But brother, he didn't descend from us 9 When you STOP to think, don't forget to START again. Father: Who broke that chair in the living room last evening ? Daughter: 'It just collapsed all of a sudden, father, but neither of us were hurt? Mary had a little lamb, its fleece was white as snow, and everywhere that Mary went--she was followed by a wolf. He:'E'I've changed my mind? ' She:Well does it work any better ?' johnny: 'Why do they put telephone wires on such high poles, Father ? Father: Oh, that's to keep up the conversation. Did you hear about the soldier who marched all day and moved only two feet? No, how come? That was all he had. 334