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

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.J xl 219+ SENIOR OFFICERS Fred Miller ...... .......... P resident Lois Jean Stedman ......... Secretary John Larson ..., .... V ice President June Fredrickson .... Treasurer VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Betty Bird Shirley Anderson CLASS NIGHT OFFICERS HISTORY WILL PROPHECY Elizabeth Boise Fred Miller Lois Jean Stedman George Will Apollo Bougas Russell Byerly Kathryn Rindahl Jack Shirek SENIOR ADVIS ORS Phyliss Kraft John Larson Carol Leifur Betty Lewis Mrs, Anderson Mr. Anderson Miss Edmunds Miss Murphy Mr. Losen OFFICERS WHEN WE WERE FRESHMAN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS Larson ............ President Schunk .... . .Vice President Kraft Smith .........SeCretary . . .... . . .Treasurer . Barth ........ ....President J. Schunk ...... . .... President J. Larson ....... Vice President H. Perry ....... Vice President . Rhoades .......... Secretary J. Fredrickson ....... Treasurer Kempf .. ..... Treasurer G. VVill ..... .. . . . .Treasurer Page Sczfenlee vz

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' M! 1 QDICK AIDE-Known for his curly red hair and athletic ability on football field and basketball court. His love affairs were many, but have settled on a Certain junior. He recently gave his time to the Army Air Corps. OMARGARET ALBRECHT-Entering the portals of B.H.S. from Temvik in her senior year, Margaret didn't give us much time to know her well, but what we did know we liked a lot. QEDGAR ANDERSON-Here We have one half of the Edgar-Edsel twin set that whizzed through high school in three years. Pretty darn good going! QEDSEL ANDERSON-The other half of the twin set of Edsel-Edgar. As far as we know they have never shown any great interest in any feminine wiles, but they say while there's life there's hope. OHAROLD ANDERSON-Now don't let that innocent face fool you! Andy was one of the smooth- est of the many pranksters we have encountered while in high school. OLOWYN ANDERSON - She entered dear old B.H.'S. from Minot as a sophomore, giving us plenty of time to know what a swell person she is. She was an important part of mixed chorus. OSHIRLEY ANDERSON-Shirley, edi- tor of the Hi-Herald in her senior year, was an energetic member of Booster Board, prom decoration chair- man, as well as one of the ten representative juniors chosen by the class, and salutatorian. QVVAR- REN ASPLUND- Otto was with us for three and a half years. He graduated a half a year before the rest of us, leaving mid-year in his senior year. No girls on his list either! . OGLEN BARTH-Having been active as sophomore class president and in Booster Board, Glen felt his talents would be better suited to Uncle Sam. He left the girls behind him in the middle of his senior year. QMARY JEAN BAVENDICK-With her heart firmly entrenched at Notre Dame, we can see why she majored in home economics. Mixed chorus and a capella were included with making her own clothes as her other interests. OROGER BERGeAnother three year termer, Rog was an active member of the band and a member of the National Honor Society. His acting in Ever Since Eve drew much attention from the critics. OKENNETH BERGO-Tall and red-headed, Kenny has been an active member of mixed chorus, Hi-Herald, and annual staff. Although his interest is a certain senior gal, the underclasswomen are working on it. 0 BETTY BIRD-M-m-m-m. Not only is she as sweet and charming as she looks, but she was outstand- ing as our valedictorian, too. She was a member of the annual staff and does double duty as a soda jerk. OWAYNE BLOOMQUIST - Most any wintry morning Wayne made his appearance in back of school by ripping in with a carload of students, Good work! He even made it with a half an engine at times. OELIZABETH BOISE- Liz was outstanding as worthy advisor of Rainbow as well as holding down positions on annual and Hi-Herald staffs, a cheerleader, and member of Booster Board. She was one of the representative juniors. QAPOLLO BOUGAS-Apollo was the capable make-up edi- tor of the Hi-Herald and a great help with his knowledge of l8 metro, etc, He was also a member of the Air Scouts and Booster Board. QARTEMIS BOUGAS-The other half of the Bougas twins, Artemis is the beauty of the pair. She loves music, being in orchestra several years and reading seems her hobby. She's also a member of the National Honor Society. QROBERT BOUTROUSA Booty was with the band all through high school, tooting a smooth clarinet and holding the office of vice-president of band during his senior year. He also held several offices in DeMolay. OCAROL BOYD-Carol was an active member of the staff for the junior edition of the Hi-Herald. She was also a member of the National Honor Society. QDALE BROSTROM-Elongated Dale came to Bismarck from VVashburn in his junior year and has since been an important asset to the basketball team, playing on the first-string in his senior year. 0 RUSSELL BYERLY-Although Bill entered here in his senior year, he lost no time in acquainting him- self with the female sex. His wolfing tactics, quick wit, and smooth dancing were the envy of many. ODUANE CARLSON-Playing first trombone, Duane was an important cog in the wheels of the band during his four years. As for women, he can take them or leave 'em alone. ODONNA CARUTH- A transfer student from Grand Forks at the beginning of her sophomore year, Donna was Well known and loved for her amiable disposition, Grand Forks' loss was Bismarck's gain! QROBERT CHERNICH-A person of various hobbies, KGCU was tobviouslyj interested in radio, and photog- raphy. A member of DeMo1ay, band and Gloria Cast, we probably ought to put women first on his list. Page Ninrzem