Bismarck High School - Prairie Breezes Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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DAVID BONNl'IV1LLlC Hama: Ihr uflqr, A lover of the great out-of-doors, Dave is an enthusiastic hockey player, hunter, and dislierman, He did an excellent joh in the junior play. llc 'was also a salted member of the Heralti and annual staffs. tsoB1+:L BOYIJ Only u lloyd in il glltlrd cage. Izzy, noted for her loud, disturbing gum-cracking, takes an interest in commercial work-when not thinking about her one ambition. to become 11 nurse. llaving .t swell sense of humor, everyone likes her. liUR'l'0N URANIJRUIJ I muy plxy bridge, bm flhll dm'm'1 nnun I'm u joker. liurt is an active I?eMolay and goes into the game of bridge and griping with at scientific attitude. it transfer from Fargo, he was soon known as a match with Tillutson. MARGARET BRASTRVP I hnjird und I prrdvd, und Iwy, I gui dizzy. Margie is tall, dark and Loretta Yuungish with a cute sense of humor that hecomes her personality. She was elected to the Booster Board for two years, and :ts a columnist on the llerald she wrote I-luis 'n Ferris. MARGA RET BRICKELL Ez1c'rylhing I drmm of goes up in smuAgr', Muggie's superb wit and crazy cleverness is highly admired by everyone. She runs around with the Oliver crowd, all of whom think the course in Safety Driving has very slim chances of improving her driving. JOHN CARLSON Und1'rcluxxwomrn, here I um! Tall and good-looking, john is one of the best dressers in l-l.H.S. He played a good brand of horn for four years and went to Grand Forks the last two of those years. LUIS CARIVTH Somelin1rx I'm Frank, and other Innes' l'm Ctu'nfl'l. A transfer student from Grand Forks, Lois has won her way to many a heart. She has a talent for making costume jewelry, some products being rather weird, queer things, Generally seen with Io Rosenthal. DELORES CAYYASINO I zo around will: a Rirhloll g11y. ' Dolly. known for her artistic ways. both on and off paper. has a commendable habit of making and keeping friends. She will long he remlvered for hcr singing and acting ability. MAIQIAN CH1CRNIl'lel Men un' surf: ussilzilzz' creul1m'J! Sally's faithful friendliners is a great asset. ln her large tariety ol clothes. she shows :lever originality and good taste. She was on the annual and Herald stalls and in the Dramatic Cluli. RUTH CLARK Any rvlurinn lu rite tiulzlef' Ruth transferred to ll.H.S, from St. Mary's her sophomore year, A desire to get the most out of high school prompted her to spend an extra year here. Her interest and hohhy is sewing. JOYCE COLSEN rm llv- ,,,,,.,,,1,1,l pit-I! 'l'he cute gal that struts before the band at all the football games is none other than Ioy. Besides being a majorette she was on the Herald and annual stafls, in dramatic cluh. and G.A..'l. CHARLES CONRAD Chzzzzy ufam'1 fuzzy, nuzz hr? The illustrious founder and exalted vice president of the lmperial Embassy of the Excelibates, Chuzzv was also president of our junior class and the famed lfooster Board. An excellent photographer, he was invaluable on the Herald and annual staffs, MYILL Ct IOMBS .Wy if :MM llu1z'e'r.-. Myrl is a very intelligent. nice person who is well-liked lit' all. She was excellent in all her sulvjetts which placed her exeteptionally high .ts Salutatorian in the Class ol '4z. GRA Y I JUN DAH LEN HF.: u1u'uy.r lrmfing aronml with iz llaknfu Maid. 'l'all, dark, and handsome, Grady is well-liked by both the male and female element of our school. An athlete of polish, he played two years ot excellent football and basketball. 14

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DONNA ANDERSON Smut' fveoyvlf' lmtff' all dyes uttrl nlhrt-.r lnlzfr' all notes. Donna is known arottntl school for her contagious sense of humor. She was a transfer student' from Minot this year. Having played the lead in the operetla, she is very active in vocal groups. FLORENCE ANDERSON I'm tl fountain girl, lm! Ihtzf doc'.fr1'! ntalqf mt' 11 jerk. A transfer from Long Beach, Calif., Florence was an outstanding orator in the class of '42. A strong soprano, she sang in the Mixed Chorus and mixed malted milks as a hobby. .lANlC'lC ANDERSON When tht' old vent' pt4.t'.tf'f onl, tt lui nf proplr' plus out ton. lay has plenty on the ballgespccially in athletic games. Always active in G.A,A., she this year is acting president. She also Showed talent on both the llerald and annual stalls. EDVVlN ARMITAGE Car.tutt'.r loss was lli.rmul'c'k'.r guilt. lid came from Carson during his sophomore year. Interested in athletics, he was active in intramural softball. His hobby is radio, which may prove very valuable to him in our armed services. BEVERLY BARNICCK, Co-edilrzr. Besides being cn-editor of the Prairie Breezes, Bev was active in the high school urcltestra, a member of the National Honor Society, reporter for the llerald, and competitor for the D,A.R. Award. She plans to become a nurse after graduation. EMMA LOUISE BECHTOLD The but lhing: rome in Iltc' .vmtzllcsz pufkagcs. Emmy's main interest is her clarinet, which she has rooted in the band since the sixth grade. She also belongs to G.A.A., annual staH. and, as a junior, worked on the prom. ALT!-IEA BELK I like ltinz ulright :when the :wind if ltloltting flu' rigltl way. Frenchie is the other half of the Anderson-Belk duo. She has been an orliccr in G.A.A. for three ye.trs, and was one of the beauties to be elected attendant to the Homecoming queen, JOHN BIGLK, Ca-ediwr. Being the president of the senior class, I. B, has been very busy with extra- curricular activities. A staunch Moron. lixceltbate and Absentnttntled fellow, we were ltappy to see he remetnberetl to preside over class night. CALVIN RERTSCH .4 mlm who will build his nwn cusllex. Always the industrious student, Calvin is one of those people who is thc backbone of any class. His hobby is carpentry work, at which his ,patient persistence makes him an expert, GLADYS BE'l l.'ERLY If had 'Heller-ly' good. Gladys was extremely interestel in athletics and was an active member of G.A..-X. all four years. receixing :t letter in her junior year. I-Ier pet hobby is sewing, at which she is very adept. ROBERT BILLINGS His schoolgirl roltl11lf'xion ufoultl make ltim u good soup udt1erli,fc'nlc11l. Bob's pleasant manner and sense of humor makes him fun to be with, in spite of the fact that he greatly enjoys practical jokes. His hobby is collecting tntercsttng funeral notices. UENNY BOATRIGHT I'rt1 right and yn11'rt' righl-fl glmry 111.11 pmlggqr ,ly 'Hg,,1.,-jghf', lintering from Minot, Benny worked his way to Manager of the Herald business staff for the last semester. Known around school for his jazz band, a p lar bunch of whom he is director. 4 . ARLENE BUICL ' , I gel 'lInr'ln'r' und 'lfn1'lfr'r' r'z'z'ry Arlene is otte of the cuter girls of the lss who ha 'en many times her great artistic talent. As you will notice, t smart divis pages hear her name. SPENCER BOISE When lte goes' fu Fargo, iff tl-Gnnltilzg. Spence has excelled in a list of activities as long as your arm. He made the first all-state football team... was chosen co-captain of the basketball team, and showed marked writing abtltty on the annual staff. 13 .

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5.,i4,1 . -Vi - ALA 1: it DTTRRIG V 'h-'A 3' . -.s .f 1 -1 Why ltmlhers grim' gruy and jllllzeur get bald. .. 1 - -5 X' 'nfl ' A Elaine A.'s original sense of humor and magnetic persona y overwhelm her manv friends. One of her most emharrassing pastimes is making bright rdfargi about teachers invariably within earshot. She hopes to become a nurse! ' RE'l l'Y DICK Where lherr'f u mill, lli1'rc .r 11 muy. With a winning way. smart tomehacks and a huge vocabulary, Betty was active in speech work, on the annual and Herald staffs, and received commercial awards. She still goes in for miniature doll house furnishings. NANCY UIGLICN DOLLAR I muy be u Dollar, bm' llmlk no sign I have sense. Always laughing and joking, Nancy is one of those people who see only the hrighter side of life. While actisely taking part in Girl Scouts. she also is in hand and on the Herald staff. VIOLA DORMAN HF: u ,rnfell kid, bu! who lilqtzv kids? Though Viola didn't go in for extracurricular activities. she was a good worker in the classroom and made a friendly classmate, She will he an exceptional housewife some day. ALICE EASTON 'UU1 is an Eusluli-avi A transfer student from Mclflenzie. where she is an active 4fll memher. Alice made a good place for herself in our class. She is a friend of Leota Goodman and her fatorite hohhy is dancing. RAY ELDER We muff have 1'e.tf11'cl for nm' Eldr'1'. Ray is an open-hearted, generous fellow who enioys the esteem of his classmates and teachers as a conscientious worker. A strong athlete, he was a good football player and weight man on the track team. ETHEL EHLI HTH ln mfg I lhiuk I keel lie'r'n1l Ethel will always he praised for her popular songs at pep meetings and special social events. Besides being in the Mixed Chorus and A Cappella, she was also on the annual staff. .lllNl+l ELY I like l1mcfil'x a nice iimr nf year! lune has for the past three years heen extremely interested and active in choral work, She is the third corner of the Easton-Goodman-lily triangle. With aspirations for the future. lunc took commercial suhiects. CHARLES ENGDAHL I lim' my lift' for lun. .X happy-goelutky fellow. Chuck seems to get :t great kick out of living. His nhility to always cnioy himself and make others do the same has attracted u circle of friends to him. JUHANNES FULSTAD Tu1ub.'l'ngj lat. loc is a transfer student from Golden Valley coming to Bismarck early in his senior year. With a friendly nature, he has reallv set a retnrd in accumvlattng a large numher of friends in almost no time at all. JACK FOSSUM l'ardor1 mr, l'm jus! lookin' F!I'.f!Il7Ylf,1ffli.H wav makes him very pleasant. lly these virtues, the lack's friendly, cooperative Y Ile is known and well-liked hy all those who come friends he makes, he keeps. in contact with him. ROBERT GFIHRKE Calm, mol and mIlc'rIf'd. llolfs keen sense of humor and delightful gift of gah are lust two of his smooth, well-liked mannerisms. At dances he never failed to give every girl a whirl. ELIZABETH' GEIERMANN I like I0 play rubber um! Kopp. Lizzie, the gal with flushing eyes and a smile to match, is very popular with hoth sexes. She was on the llcrald staff two years and in Gloria. Her interests lic deep in the heart of Mt-indan. LEOTA GOODMAN .4 good man fur u Goodlmui, lhcy always suy. Leota was a member of the library cluh, and worked in the library during her free periods for experience. When she was a freshman. she helungetl to the Freshman chorus. 15 rt,