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

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OVIRGINIA MURREY-The budding poet of B.H.S., from VVilton. She has been a typist on the Prairie good-natured Ginnie entered in her junior year Breezes staff, likes horseback riding, hiking and typing. QROBERT MYHRE-Murph's super sales tactics have been put to good use on both the Hi-Herald and the Prairie Breezes business staffs. He is the only DeMolay in the state who can -claim the distinction of winning three Blue Keys. OEARL NAGEL-Some football, lots of hunt- ing, these have been Earl's interests, outside of dairying. After the war he plans to take a course in dairying at the A.C. OHOPE NEUGEBAUER-Hope's heart belongs to 4 music! She will major in piano at college, take up some field of music as a career. She portrayed Mary in Gloria when a junior. OFLORENCE NEWMAN-Taking high school in three years, Florence also took over a place on the National Honor Society. She played violin in the orchestra for three years and was in the Junior Class Play. OEMY NORDST'ROMeG.A.A., sewing, collecting pictures and newspaper articles about Bis- marck people for her war scrapbook fill Emy's time. She is interested in recreational work. OVIOLA NORDSTROM-A member of the National Honor Society, Viola also belonged to G.A.A, Her hobbies are sewing and reading. OROBERT O'BRIEN-A habitant of Churchill's Embassy, Bob hunts Knot womenlj, likes airplanes and plans to bea chemist. His eventual destination is the Army Air Corps. OCONSTANCE OTTESON-Connie entered B.H.S. for her senior year, but says her interest is still back in Enderlin. Her ambition is to be a beauty operator. OHAROLD PERRY-Famous for his red hair and resistance to feminine charms. Harold left in January with Jake and Glen and was stationed at the University of Nebraska. He played on the football squad and was junior class vice president. OEILEEN PFEIFER-Eileen never said much but she was always on hand if you needed her. She was active in band work all four years and was a member of the Freshman chorus. QJEANNE PLOMASEN-Jeanne is a musical lass, having belonged to freshman chorus, a capella and mixed chorusg besides singing in a trio that placed second in the state contests. She looks to designing or buying as a career: is always seen with Lois Jean. NL ig-M lbw as - QPAUL PORTER-As a senior, Paul has come to school enever he isn't driving his bakery truck. He spent two years in chorus and on the Imp football squadg says his heart interest is in Minneapo- lis. OELIZABETH RASCHE-'tLiz is the gal who never ever said I don't know in shorthand class. She was a member of a capella during her junior year and of the Herald staff in her senior year. OCAROLYN RHOADES-Kelly seemed to have her hand in lots of things-band for three years, orchestra two years, sophomore class officer, homecoming attendant, Booster Board member for three years, to say nothing of the affaire of Goose and Maybull. - OKATHYRN RINDAHLeThe authoress of It's Out, Kathy rivals Winchell in her capacity for digging up supposedly buried pasts. , , , ,- F N . if V :VW ,fix ,I .J . I fp-5,,K, I , - .j,5,,,, f,-,.,--C.Qf'9.7J3177-,f GRO RT RITT BUSH-Bob was one 'of tlioseffellanfgfwitli, never -a eye for a woman's wiles Wisely he devoted his time to band, IJehIolay:ipdQ-izQ,.az!j:askmiy,s,f,l4fwasrfaiJ39.ke1'fof the Honor Society. ORONALD ROHRER-A transfer- from Pier-1-5, s. Dali in ri senior year, H6i1a1d had only one year at B.H.S. At Pierre he was a member of the chorus, secretary of his class and student librarian. QMAYNARD ROTH R Maynard, Truman and Gordon spent most of their time playing snooker. It was indeed a strange thing to see them in school. Bet they don't even realize the whole thing is over. OBEVERLY RUE-XVith a nickname such as 'l'orcliy you'd hardly expect Bev. to be a kindergarten teacher. During her junior year she attended St. Cather-ine's but transferred back to B.H.S. for her senior year. She was a society editor of the Herald. OEUGENE SCHACHT-Eugene was a member of the famed Vulgarians so naturally his other activ- ities were a bit dimmed. He participated in mixed chorus for three years, boys chorus for a year and was an active member of DeMolay and the air scouts. OSHIRLEY SCHANTZ-To see Shirley in H ChGmiSU'Y lab you wouldn't have believed that she was an honor student. She spent most of her senior year bewailing the finances of the Herald in the capacity of treasurer, OMAGDALYN SCHLOSSER-Magdalyn transferred from Mandan during her freshman year and we sincerely say that Mandan's loss was our gain, She plans to go into stenographic work after graduation, OMAX SCHUMACHER-Rarely, if ever, has such a specimen of man been produced! Max was one of B.H.S.'s confirmed bachelors-but at least he wasn't grim about it. He will be remembered always as the sole owner and master of Hector, E Page Tufenly-:fum I 1

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