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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1945 volume:

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By means of these heralders of school news, the loud speakers, we present to all of you Dannys and Donnas of Bisrr arck High School a permanent record of '45. DEDICA T10 It is to the voice behind the announcements that we owe many thanks for some of the good times we have had in and around school: interesting courses of study, dances, athletic games, assemblies and many other activities. Without the friendly cooperation of the man behind this voice our school would lack something that makes it definitely B. H. S. Therefore, to show our appreciation of him, we dedicate to Mr. Cf W. Leifur the Prairie Breezes of 1045. Confemfa ADIVIIIXIISTIQATICDN CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES .1-:H W. .gh 3-jug. Q: ny.. ,NH -.N , ,. 5:l::f:- fr sf!-Blk:-. ,,.,-1 MTN -,S TIU CE g N0'l'l ' ' ff ' ugw1I'W,, -mv! A '-LT' ff Ei? IIIIBUHB f -N .-. ' 'N 'N L14 ri !-llillltqg ,,,, . if 1 1. . f Q EHEEEEQQ U Nr ' mmmmalll f 470- Y 9 'QI 5' 0' 195: '. , S .of4 :ll Q l ' 545 Q? 195 X x 1 W VI? J! 1 'r iq SIN ' ' s 1 Q gf! U Z Q 'YN K ML l I 2 W , l N f M- ij It Q W 1 ' 1 ' ' ul All w, AMN ADNINI STRATI O Z! ff 1 + l 1 SUPER VISORAS A A. C. VAN WYK Superintendent C. W. LEIPUR Principal SCHOOL BOARD Fnoxr Row: G. F. Will, Prcsulenng Dr, W. L. Larson, Theo. O. Quanrud, VnccfP1esulem, B. O. Refvcm. BACK Row: Glenn Vantine, Dorothy Moses, Secrcmvy, A. A. Mayer, '1'rea.fuver, Seven ART DEPAR TME T RUTH Runsriz From 'iBoogie to Bach was depicted by abstract designs in music, Miss art for art's sake Rudser tells us about one of the high school art projects, A few weeks later they proudly scoffed at a magazine article describing a similar project as being new because to them it seemed old stuff. Another fascinatf ing task for our young Cbut good D artists was drawing pictures using, in each, only one basic color plus variations of this color made by mixing others with it. In addition to classftime learning, these gals gain knowledge of art through ser' vice to B.H.S. Did you notice the beautiful copy of the Christmas seal on the window of the first floor landing during the holidays? This design, an accomplish' ment of the art class, was admired by Danny and the students as well as outsiders. A linoleum block, cut to resemble our service honor roll, enabled the Herald to devote a whole page to our B.H.S. servicemen. For these and many other servicf es such as poster making, we thank the art class and wish them luck as future jon Whitcombs. Eight MUSIC DEPAR TME CLARION LARSON The school spirit aroused at our athletic games and in assemblies is largely due to the musical talent that is so abundant in the uniformed band. One of Danny's best pals plays a coronet and Danny, playing a clarf inet himself, really thinks the band is super! All B.H.S.'ers certainly admire and envy those slick' uniformed guys and gals. Let's not forget the second band either, for they're working right on up there too. The orchestra plays some of the neatest arrange' ments we've ever heard. So-hats off to Clarion Larson and his students! UNIFORMED BAND Fmsr Row: Page, C, Beattie. Sette, Schwichtenberg, Meisner, Klaudt, Conyne, Kutchera, Hildenhrand, Taft, Lewis, Freise. Sizcosn Row: A.,Beatrie, P. Olson, D. Nelson, Snyder, Martin. Cohen, Harmsen, T, johnson, S. jones, Neusrad, Ecklund. Ti-inuw Row: Crips, LaVine, Greyerbiehl, Yegen, Anderson, Rupp, Renden. Brandes, Peterson, Westley. Fourru Row: Kleve, R. Mandigo, Dela Barre, Wilcox, McDonald, Lee, Paul, Robinson, johnson, Mills, E. Olson. Fir-rn Row: Berkvam, Neils. Abelem, Thronson, Atkinson, G. Olson, W. Mandigo, Swenson, Pierce, D, Miller, Krieger, Engen. Nm: MUSIC DEPAR TME SECOND BAND Fxxsr Row: N. Carby, Sette, Mahlman, C. Beattie, Cart, Peterson, Anderson, George, A. Beattie. Srzcorm Row: Welch, Johnson, Berry, Adams, Nelsnn. Rue, Mxller, B. Carby, Baatright, T1-uw Row: Trygg, Lipp, Dzla Barre, Bavendiek, Morton, Schweitzer. Larson, Walker, Mennes, Bailey. ORCHESTRA Fmsr Row: Taft, Ellingson, Bozak, Bavendick. SECOND Row: W, Mandxgo, Snyder, Nustad, LaVme. Hedahl, Grctencort. Robmson, Schmidt. Tmnn Row: R. Mandigo, Rupp, johnson, Westley, Ecklund, Bleakney, Cart. Quanrucl. 'Tm MUSIC DEPAR TME W. VAN HEUVELEN Begin the Beguinew and many other modern chorus numbers sent Danny and his friends during pep meetings and assemblies. Under the direction of Mr. Van Heuvelen, who has brought science into the art of singing Cproved to be a marvelous idealj, the Mixed Chorus and A Cappella Choir have always been ready to add their bit to most school programs. They certainly provided a lot for the production of Gloria and for all the ceremonies near graduation time. These maroonfgowned canaries of Bismarck High are really two groups of which we students can well he proud. MIXED CHORUS Fmsr Row: Beers, Hering. Worner, Sundquist, Schmidt, Nygaard, Bozak, Boyd, Lipp, Bowen, Ellingson, Cordner, Martin. Srzcorm Row: Larsen, Halverson, Barbie, Dalager, MacQueen, Holmquisk, Bibleheimer, Harmsen, Tavis, Schmitz, Dahlen. Tamb Row: Devitt. Simons, Nicholson, Forde, Sorenson, Klein, Bavendlck, Stuart, Anderson, Indseth, Knoke, Mr. Van Heuvelen. FOURTH Row: Kress, Baska, Bohn, Tolzmann, Berkvam, Buscher. Graves, Moses, Oberlander, Hxtchrick. Nor m Prcruma: Kleve, McDonald, A CAPPELLA Fmsr Row: Beers, Hering, Worner, Sundquist, Cordner, Llpp. Pelke, Spitzer, Hnrmsen. SECOND Row: Mr. Van Heuvelen. Schmidt, Nygaard, Wenaas, Klein, Biblehexmer, Halverson, Martin, Dalagsr. Tr-man Row: Forde, Nicholson. Sorenson, Indseth, Kress. Baskn, Tavns, MacQueen, i Fourm Row: Stuart. Simons, Holmquist, Knoke, Anderson, Hxtchrick, Schmitz. Kleppc. Eleven ENGLISH DEPAR TYWEN T KENNETH Buiws JACK R1 ann. Tomorrow we'll have our Eye minute speeches. This one statement has probably caused more headaches, late cramming hours, and crowded libraries than any other one uttered to the Junior and Senior English classes. It's not that Danny wasn't given plenty of time to prepare his speech, he just didr1't seem to get around to it. Reigning over the third floor English classes are Mr. Burns Cour walkieftalkie professorb and Mr. Reidel, near the college lounge. QNulf said D All kidding aside though, we should really be proud of our English def partment. They're trying their best to prepare Danny and Donna for what follows this-be it college, jobs, Army, Navy, Coast Guard, or Marines. T I ENGLISH DEPA R TMEN T Who killed Duncan? Danny got a big kick out of being able to snap the right answer at the radio before the experts on Information Please. If it hadn't been for Miss johnson's drilling that into his brain he could never have answered it. How he wishes that he would have paid more attention to his three Literature and English teachers4Miss johnson, Miss Murphy, and Miss Edmunds! They toiled to help him along and he thought he was doing them a favor. We all realize our own past mistakes and regardless of our old brainless days Cwe're smart Seniors now D, we did learn a great deal from our English and Literature teachers. Rn-A MURPHY Liam. EDMUNDS Thirteen LA G UA GE DEPAR TME T GEORGE LOSEN Commentfallezfvous? and similar confusing bits of French as well as Spanish and Latin are heard leaking out of Mrs. Bantz's and Mr. Losen's rooms. Don't be alarmed! It's all in a day's work for Danny and Donna. Quid est is thrown at bewildered Freshmen for them to digest-if they can. But in spite of the stern looks these two profs pass on to their frustrated beginners, they're pretty swell! Danny gets rather tired of learning long lists of Latin words- but he Ends it's fun to be able to say Ego amo te to Donna in that foreign way. Who knows? Mayl:e some day Danny will get his chance to use a little French over seas, and Donna may end up in South America to fascinate those exotic South Americans with her knowledge of Spanish. Yup! All in all we figure that our foreign languages will come in mighty handy in the future! For SOCIAL S CIE CE l Do you know your government? Well, if you didn't before you landed in either Mr. Lee's or Mr. Nelson's Civics classes, you do now! Danny has confessed that once in a while he's wished that we had a much simpler govern' ment. Then there's Sociology. Are you an idiot? Ctoo?!j What's Miss Evarts got that we haven't got?4The test answers, natch'l Nevertheless we tried! Hmm-wish we had as many dates as history always has! Struggling with the sophomores on second floor is Mrs. Pollard who like Miss Evarts, is really one of our favorites. Summing it all up we have an Afr Social Science department! CWish they'd rate us Afi toolj J X. ,T ,X g A We A Q i i ifiis .. .. 3 ' l . Gam-Runs Ev.-in-rs E. C. NELSON Sinmw j. Lmz MELX'INA POLLARD Fifteen MATHEMATICS E5 SCIENCE Iiwm Huss MILDRED Huis Lucmz ANDERSON 16Cx+yD+zaC3b+cD:? Your guess is as good as ours! How Danny Demon hates to come merrily CDid we say that? Half asleep 'rathe1!j breezing into math class early in the morning only to be shocked into utter wakefulness by a very difhcult equation glaring at him from the blackboard. Ah! What an extreme satisfaction he gets out of working it all by himself! After Mrs. Andere son Qfrom her perch on the deskj, Miss Huff Cwith that 'this is right' lookb, or Mr. Huss Cwith that engaging smilej has explained the problem, it looks like a cinch! The calculatin' calculators of Bismarck High will tell you that although math isn't easy it has its advantages. And also, kidlets, it's supposed to teach you to think. CNOW isn't that somethin'D S 1 MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE If you've noticed the tricky test tube twirlers, of which Danny is one, tearing out of chemistry lab even before the bell rings, it is probably due to a horrible assignment such as making hydrogen sulfide. Teaching the juniors and seniors chemistry is the pleasant QD duty of Mr. Anderson Qwith his theory of atoms being boyffriends, etc.j and Mr. Van Heuvelen Cwho also creates college chemistsj. Incidentally, we rate them among the best! Biology, in which we learn to classify those gruesome little crawling things, is taught by Mr. Schrum, Those beastly boneless bugs to be disected may make you a bit squeamish but believe us, when Cand ifj you pass that course, you really know something. lt takes brains to learn physics, Mr. Hool-Us proud pupils inform us. O.K. we agree-only we've heard that aeronautics isn't a snap either. Mr. Eugene, Mr. Nelson, and Mrs. A add to our scienceflearnin' with general science, mostly for Freshies. , CHARLES Hook :en 1 COMMERCE DEPAR TMEN T Lois Kuuc JUANITA EDICK ET:-ini. ROBINSON Clickityfclack, clickityfclack, clickityfclack echoes along the third floor. This plus numerous screams and unmentionable words originate in the typing room. Typical of these keyflcnockers, taught by Mrs. Quiet! Edick and Miss Time's up! Kirk, is Donna-Danny's latest. CShe's definitely smoooothlj Sauntering next door we discover Miss Robinson reigning over the dizzy do- main of bookkeepers. Add the first sum to the second, divide by three, multi- ply by five -well you tell us, you future book checkers and income tax collect' ors. fYou probably will! Leavenworth, here we come D Frightening the short' hand students into perfection is Mrs. Edick's favorite phrase, To make a misf take once is excusable, twice is stupid. From these not so silent sanctums will come many a super secretary or stenographer and numerous brainy bookkeepers with much needed knowledge to shower on the business world. Eighzecn HOME ECO OMICS Lois ANDuRs1zN MABBL ANGVALL Ummmmmm! What is that luscious odor floating up to the second floor? Danny and a few other of us hungry seniors followed it down to the basement where we found Donna and the home ec gals canning pheasants. Ah!-to be one of the favored boys who is allowed to snitch a delicious morsel. Exploring this neat new department we discovered forty gals fighting for seven sewing machines to complete their weird patterned pajamas. We looked at the plans the house wives of tomorrow have drawn up for an ideal home with my ideal man. We saw one girl planning a laundry in which one would need only to press a simple button to have the machine, soap, and water all go into action at once-from different corners of the room. Our advice to the lucky man is that for safety's sake he should steer clear of the basement on washdays. Teaching the Hrst year is Mrs. Angvall while Miss Andersen teaches the advanced food and frock fixers. cn I D USTRIAL ART MARSHALL Munnocn T. E, Smut JOHN HEINLE Dit, dit, dit-fda, da, daffdit dit dit, resounds through the basement where Mr. Heinle teaches radio. These code calculators not only operate but also make radio sets. The complicated blueprints for them are astutely assembled by the miraculouslyfminded mechanical drawing class. Danny Demon discovers Mr. Murdoch attempting to form a Rosie the Riviteru out of every hammer' hound in his class. Not only do they weld and do metal work, but they, just as neatly, practice to be carpenters. If there are ever any stage sets to be mend' ed or bond booths to be made, these boys are ready to oblige and raring to go! The fellows who are really busy during any sport season are our printers, under Mr. ujust call me Sim Simle's able direction. They print tickets galore for all athletic games and also will accommodate Cwith a smilelj anyone requesting dance tickets, etcetera. So to the boys of radio, shop, mechanical drawing, and printing, we sayffmore power to you! T L AGRICUL TURE E. j, Scmzum 'iLearning to dog doing to learng earning to liveg living to serve. This is the swell motto of vocational agriculture, taught in B.H.S. to some of Danny's best friends by Mr. Schrum. These moofminded fellows have gained much valuable knowledge of livestock this year. This, they proudly tell us, is necesf sary in order that a boy can manage a farm Con his own D in the most modern way. If you've detected a steady pounding rising from the basement, you are no doubt listening to some ag student hammering away on a sweep rake for a farm carpentry projedt. Or maybe he is repairing some vital equipment-Cor vice versa on his Hrst try D. Nevertheless, with brains plus brawn one can learn the inside dope of farm training. To these boys, who all are Future Farmers of America, we say good luck and good farming! Our state needs you. vfo ' rf' GIRLS ' PHYSICAL ED UGA T10 One, two, three, four -up and down stretch our gymnastic gals. It seems easy today, but oh-the morning after! Exercising right along with them is Miss Bashara with her Armyflike Fall in command flung at a long line of stragglers. Also, there's nothing like a rough, rousing game of basketball to put Donna in good spirits-even when it is refereed by our mild gym 4ff's. On Monday a fascinatin' fun fest is featured in the basement. You can brush up on your jitterbugging or try your luck at a game of checkers or ping-pong. How could we ever overlook those strengthfsubtracting relay races? If you think it's easy, we suggest that you try to crawl in an upsidefdown crawling position from one end of the floor to the other at top speed. Conhdentially, though we grumble and groan, we really go for gym-in a big way! .W ff SARA BASHARA Tu cn: y, BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATIO L'Sock him, Danny! This familiar cry issues forth from the boys' gym room accompanied by cheers for the winner of one of the much talked of boxing matches. These rugged athletes are coached by Mr. Charles Atlas Denton who seems to enjoy the slaughters as much as his boys. Basketball is another favorite with these fastfmoving youths. just watching one of these games is a task in itself, let alone trying to referee. Don't think the boys don't perform more than their share of musclefbuilding exercises too! To be able to brag that you can maneuver fortyfeight pushfups makes up for the broken back acquired while doing them. Wrestling and tumbling are two more difficult sports to be conquered daily in these gym classes. We're sure that many a physical weakling who passed through the phyfed doors this fall will emerge next spring as young Charlie Atlases. C. T. DENTON vny-ahve: LIBRAR Y LILLIAN LANGEMO I . Books from Stevenson's to Saroyan's can be found in our library supervised by Miss L'Silence, genius at work! Langemo, our new librarian. There really is plenty of reading materialffcurrent and modernff to interest us hard to please iso they tell usll B. H. Sfers. Danny and Donna are allowed to go to that super sanctum to accomplish many thingsffreading magazines and books, making bool-1 reports and doing research work. Numerous noisy screams of Sign me out too! are directed in the study halls toward the one nearest the library list. To be able to sign out from study hall for library means an hour of pleasure, whether it be good literature, research work, or current history. Tu emyffom- ff? Q 46' 6 g w,,, ,155 on Ma zoxp bo ' the N Xkog-fx 5ENl0P- PRACTICE TODAY 5 KE.: Amvl Pl AW f SYS 1 5 3 32,72-IR I A Q 5 F. ! --1- 1 442 Q' W-2Z,i'j I ' X X. In Aga . 1-Q w a s mga gg .mg I 1 I Q :-..,.. CLASSES 6 y i CLASS OF '45 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vzce President .... ..,,..,....,..,,.......... .,.. P a ul Flurer Treasurer Secretary . President , WILL Myron Atkinson Virginia Cox Frank Eckert Betty Lou Fleck E. C. Nelson CLASS NIGHT OFFICERS HISTORY Marjory Barth james McDonald Walter Renden Joan Wells SENIOR ADVISORS Juanita Edick W. Van Heuvelen Charles Hook OFFICERS WHEN WE WERE f FRESHMBN SOPHOMORES Presf ..... Robert Gunness Pres. .... Myron Atkinson V. P.. . .James McDonald V. P. ...... Faye Vantine Secy. ....,.. Virginia Cox Secy. ..... Royann Indseth 'Treas .... Patricia Asbridge Treas. ..... John Morton Tumetyfscvcn .,,,....JoanWells . , , . ,Beverly Taylor , . . .John Morton PROPHECY Neil Churchill James Pierce Beverly Taylor Matilda Towne Lillian Langemo Sidney J. Lee a JUNIORS Pres. ..,. James McDonald V. P. .,.. Rolzert Gunness Secy. ......... Joan Wells Treas.. . ,Myron Atkinson BETTY ADDXNGTON A stick of dynamite yet to explode! DOROTHY ANDERSON She's backward about :omrng forward. G. A. A. I, 2. 5. 4: Pres. G. A. A. fl, 4. BEVERLY ARMITAGE The hand is quickev than the eye. LINNEA ASPLUND The lilzmdeft han with the blues? eyes. I I I I GENEVEIVE AUDE Moonlight cha-ages as the Jews pass, so do I. ANNE BAEEI. Bait the hook uell'-he probably will hire. l GRACE BARBIE Salutnromm Freshman Chorus I: Booster Bnurtjl 13 Chest' leading I, 13 A Cappella: 23 Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Girls' Trio 3, .Ig Prairie Breezes 41 Honor Snciety 4. -fi-6 BOE ADDINGTON He laves school at n distance. Track 3. JAMES ANDERSON Is you is nf fs you ami my baby? Basketball I. 2, 3, 4g Track 3. 4. PATRICIA ASERIIJGE Q Why mothers get gmy and fathers get bald. Freshman Cnorus Ig Class Trans. I. MYRON ATKINSON I think she's a Pip ofa gal. Band 1.2. 3. 4: Booster Board I, 1. 3. 4: Class Pres. 13 Class Treas. 3g Representative junior 3: Canteen Board 45 Canteen Board Pres. 43 Booster Board Pres. I1 K Cram Sih 2, IS- 4. PATRICIA AUGI-INAY She dmu-s attention nf you call him zhatl Transfervvhtertown, S. Dak. ROBERT BAILEY Qtek In .1 fiftshrffhen has We MARJCRY BARTH vammm ate O.K.'-frr hm.. Freshnian Chorus Ig Prom Comm. gg HI Herald 4: Hnnvt Society .Ig Prairie Breezes 4. Twmtyenghr MARGARET BASKA Mov: men-fm 11: 'rmgsl G. A. A. 1. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus :Q A Cappella 2, ROLLAND BERKVAM Smnmrffmy xdenll K cmm srb 51 Band 3, rg ofehem rg Mme chorus E our Town rg Basketball 42 Hr Hur' alcl 4. Q A 3 H Y I If I rl ,V J 4' fl Lf 1 V A GEORGE BISCHEL 'Tas love :har makes :he arms go Wound. BETTY BOHRER Larry xsn'r Bolnrerfecl. GLENNA BOWEN The lme xl-me held, f N' -A , x X inf!! x : IRENE BUCHANAN Her sunny smnle ereers you an every rum. MAURICE CARMAN He has rm unco-king good rxmc. Twcmyfmne FRANK BENSON He answers his own echo. Football 21 Ever Since Eve 35 K Cram Sill 3. LAURA BmwELL A peaches and cream cum! Erwoon B01-IN Wmnen7 Never heard of 'cm, Transfer-Mott, Mixed Chorus 49 Basketball 45 Honor Society 4: Commencement Speaker 43 State Elks' Award 43 Tmclf 4. 6. DOROTHY BORNER She rollecrs medals-'far :har smnle. VERDELLE BRESDEN '-1-Wa NUI Hz rm. A Cappella 2, 3g Prom Comm. 35 Hi Herald 4. LLOYD BUSCHER God'g gnfz zu women. Foorball, 3, .gg Baskerbnll 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 3. rg Hi Herald 4, our Town 45 K Cram sab 3. CHARLOTTE CAST-ER Fzwev wovdsffmore meaning! NEIL CHURCHILL Golrl en sarcasm-'She loves them! Football 1. 1, 3. 45 Track 3, 4: Prairie Breezes 41, Prom Comm, 3, Honor Society 45 Represent- ative juruor 3. VIRGINIA Cox Editor Freshman Chnrus I g A Cappella ag Class Secy Ig Booster Board Q., 3g Prom Co'Chairman 31 K Cram Srb 35 junior Issue 3: Hi Herald 3, Repre' sentativf: Junior 3, Homecoming Attendant 4, Canteen Board 4, Honor Society 4, Prairie Breezes Editor 4. . f x . . A K xp' X . - I Q-v .s acts s ,QL . r Us xi X ' f CAROLYN DAHLEN Q Fm tmeff but ta who? Mixed Chorus 1, 3, 43 A Cappella z, 3, 4, Prom Comm. 39 Freshman Chorus 1, K Cram Sib 3, 4: Hi Herald 4. MARION DANCE Oh, haw she can pvc! DEI.ORIs DAVIS 11's helm to wear our than raft our. G, A. A. 1, 2. x .. it N XM L X ' X.-' x I CAROL DEVIT1' Dan't rush me! Freshman Chorus vg Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, K Cram Sill 3, 45 Honor Society 4, .N S A 'V JAMES DOLPH G'wan women, you bother mc. Band rg Football 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 45 Basketball 3, 43 Honor Society 4. ALERED CLAUSNITZER Like Scissors, Snitz cuts up! JOSEPHINE CRAIG The -mme pepper, the better the salad! G. A. A. I, 1. NORMA DALAGER The novth bvmgs more than a cold wmd, Fresnman Chorus 1, Mixed Clforus 2, 3. 43 A Cappella 2, 3, 4, Hi Herald 4, Our 'Town 4. PEGGY Lu DANIEL Small-'but a small spark makes a big flame! RAYMOND DELZER Girls may be a puzzle but I'll never give up. Band I, 2, 3, 4, K Cram Siln 2, 3, 43 Basketball 19 Prom Comm, 3, Hi Herald 4. CLARINDA DOGTER Cave of Postmaster-'any old place! G. A, A. I. 2, 4. A KENNETH DORMAN A little leaming's a dangemus thing. 1 Thirty FRANK R. Ecum- zoo C75 Sales resistance. Prairie Breezes 4, Science Award 4g Society 4. NORMA ELLINGSON Nimblc jivigcrs wheat their way to fame. Freshman Chorus 1' Mixed Chorus Honor I ,- 1. 3. 43 K Cram Sxh 2, 3, 4g Girls Trio 3, 4: Orch Prom Committee 3. JAMES FBNNELL Why worry? Lnfe's :ov short. Gloria 4, Now in Armed Forces. PAUL FLURER L00li OW for mc, fm plenty rugged. Class Vice Pres, 2, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Prom 3: Now in Armed Forces. MARION GIEGLE Time passes so fast! G. A. A. 1. CHARLOTTE Gussmza Her third Eager left hand is occupied. WINIELOU HALv1zRsoN v gh: I M' d Ch , l Frllimandm .7 ffl Q m1 . fa i csrra 4: Comm. ,SS raw. mm to ha .1 mf fy FRANK EERNISSE Life begins nt forty. so ull then-- Hi Herald 4, Honor Society 4. Esrr-nan ENGEN She's as good as she's fain ' Band 1. 2. 3. 42 K Cram Sih 2, 3, 4. BETTY Lou FLECK M5117 I beat them of wish sucks. Booster Board r. 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Prom Comm. 3' Our Town 4, Editor Junior Issue 3g Hi Herald Associate Editor 41 K Cram Sib 3g Representative Junior 3, A Cappella 2, Prairie Breezes 4, Homecoming Attendant 4. ANN FUNs'roN Where the'rc's a. will zhe1e's a way. junior Issue 3. CLARYCE GUPTILL Anyhow, I had my jlmgl Honor Society 4. JAYNB HALL Oh Captain, MY Capmm. Hi Herald Business Manager 4, Representative junior 3g Orchestra 2, Prairie Breezes 4, Prom Comm. 3, junior Issue 3. Lois HARMSEN f2ueenie has that Saimly look. Mixed Chorus 2. 3- 42 A Cappella 2, 3, 4g Fresh- man Chorus lg Homecoming Queen 4g Hi Her' ald 4, K Cram Sub 2, 3. Q I QSP! iff W JOANN HARTY Floods and :he warflmy compcziuon. Bmd 2. 35 K Cram Snh 1, 3, 45 Prom Comm. 35 H1 Herald 4. JAMES HEKTNER ffl :hfmghr it ww funny, zu laugh. Honor Society 4. FAYE HOHEEIN I lore hung ushered! V KATHLEEN HUTCHINSON Sha would :cop Sr. Penzfs vnll call ro ask quesurms. ' v 1 X x ' r , , rl x fs' lil r 1 BERNADINE JOHNSON Thewfs something about navy blue. Freshman Chorus 15 A Cappella 25 Mixed Chorus 1. LESLIE JONES Assncznze Ednmr Fncslxmzxn Chorus 15 A Cappella 2, 33 Prom Comm. 35 Hi Harald 43 Praxric Breezes Assoc. Ellxtfxr 45 K Cram Slb 35 Ever Since Eve 3. . INA KAVQNIUS Arhlccr w :lu 41 hm fam, G. A. A. 1, 1, 3, 4. I 1 PHYLLXS HEATON Even F1mnkv wuull swoon rl: :har dmwl. Transfer--Western Grove, Ark. KENNETH HOPE Hell wrapped up m luerj-securely. Foorluall 1, 1, 5, 45 Basketball 1, 1. 3. 45 Hi Herald 3. 45 Represenmnve Junior 3. GEORGE HOLLAND Motorcycles an hrs speed, Transfer-Missoula, Monmt. Honor Socxery 45 Commencement Speaker 4. ROYANN INDSBTH A Mmofs a handy lmlc rhmz. Freshman Chorus 15 Mlxed Chorus 1, 3, 45 A Cappella 1, 5, 45 Class Secy, 15 Represent' arwe Junior 35 Hi Herald Stal? 45 Praine Breezes 4: Prom Comm. 3. BLANCHE JOHNSTON Dcwls Lake must he prcny har. A Cappella 1. 35 K Cram Sub 1, 3. EMMARILLIS JORDAN Locker love. Freshman Chorus 15 G. A. A. 1, 15 Prnrie Breez- cs 45 Honor Society 4. DE LANE KELLER fgflm nm lam frlellmxf. Thiny-:wo BETTE KLEIN The Air Corps has this situation well an hand! EDWARD KOUNOVSKY H: certainly docs admeyev her! Gloria 39 Now in Armed Forces. l..rNDA KRIEGER Always up to snmerllrng, never clown to anything. Band 3. 45 Hi Herald 4g G. A, A. 4. MURPHY KRUCKENBERG zealous, yet modcst. A cappcua 34 Hi Herald 4. f DOROTHY LARSON I may not be a Ford but l sw: can rattle on! Freshman Chorus 1: Orchestra r, :tg A Cappella 1, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 41 K Cram Sib 3, 4. CLEO LENH-:AN Her eyes are like mlm. dark waters! Iv . '11 GLADYS MACQUEEN Hap is srldom at the and of things. Freshman Chorus rg A Cappella 1, 3, 43 Mixed Cnnrus 2, 3,4114 Cram Sib 3. 45 Prairie Breezes 4. 'l'hivty'thv'cc U 0 Lois KLUSMAN Shis as constant as the novthern star. GLORIA KDVALENKO The mail man's basl client, ARLINE KRUCKENBERG Content zo let thc world go by as it will. A Cappella 35 l'li Herald 4g Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Freshman Chorus r. VIRGINIA LANGDON Dmfz ya think that sailors are cms? Band r, 2. 3. .tg K Cram Sth 1, 3, 4. MARY JANE LARSON Sh: gets what she wo1lqsj'o1l Freshman Chorus rg Dramatic Cluh 1: Our Town 4. WAYNE LUNN It was a long ight. but sht won! Football r, 2, 3, 42 Football Co-captain 4 Basketball r, 2, 3, 4: Basketball CofCaptnin 4 Track 2. 3. 41 Track Co-Captain 3: Hi Herald 4 Representative junior 3. DoRrs MCCARTHUR A raarl of tvaucl has its interests! Gloria r. Y WILLIAM MCCABE Mike gzzs His way whemhn he wants ir av nor. Our Town 4. PHYLLISS MCFALL Tmnqiiil mia-n, BLANCHE MCNULTY A smile :liar guns lm places. DOROTHY MARTIN To fall m love is awfullv sample, lm: to fall nu: is sumply awful. Freshman Cnorus rg Mixed Chorus 2. 3, .sg A Cappella 2. 3, 4: Prairre Breezes 43 K Cram Sib 3, 43 Honor Society 4, LELAH MAUCH She dishes out quite a few sweets. JEAN MEYER Valzdxcmrmn Prairie Brea-:cs 41 Honor Society 4. Dick MIDDAUGH Irs berzef an lend rlzsm than no gre rlzem rulay. Basketball ., 1, 4, Track 1,1,3,4.H.Hmla ,Q JAMES MCDONALD All :lic good mm are dying. I dank feel sa well myself. Class Pres. 33 Class Vice Pres. rg Booster Board E. 3. 4: Football 1. 1, 3, 45 Track 41 CofCaptain 4g Representative Junior teen Board 4: Canteen Board Pres. 45 B 3, .gg Mixed Chorus r, 1. 3. 4. MARJORIE MCMURRICK A why of fm wmh. JUNE MALTEY Foosball 33 Can- and r, 1, The br!! oflhings com: in small packages. SHIRLEY MASON Hn eyes puncmnre zvcvyrhing she says. Freshman Chorus rg Hi Herald 4g K Cram Sib 1. MABLE MAZIGIAN 'Tlnnlixvig is idle wasnc of zlmughr. Freshman Chorus ig A Cappella 2. EUGENE MEYERS Hc's a lmrd man. Football 4. RODERICK MONROE Thncls somcrhmg about ch: calm blue. Now in Armed Forces. Th ivryffnur JOHN MORTON 'fheris 1ror?.mg lake a well uvgamzed rampaxgn!!! Booszer Board 1. 4: Class Treas. 1: Represent' ative junior 33 Class Pres, 4: Hi Herald 4. BEVERLY MuNsoN fn.: ftavyx 4 wm.a,.f..1....mf.m1 Mixed Chorus 25 Freshman Chorus r. BILL NELSON Strong m wxll. mme!! an endeavor FRANCES NEWMAN Fnmcxe may soon catch up muh Florence. EDWARD OLSON Underelnssmcn. here I am! Band 3, 41 Hn Herald 43 Honor Socxcry 4. 1 HELEN OTTESON Bob had this mnnbev on his sleeve! DUNCAN PERRY A reformed woman hater! UTD Football 3, 43 Track 3, 4. Thirty-fue ROBERT MosEs An answer for everyrhmg! Maybe two. Mixed Chnrus 2, 3, 41 Band 1. 2. 3. 45 K Cram Sib 2. 3. 4. PHYLLIS NAGEL H ev mrereszs lu across the nun! Freshman Chorus xg Mixed Chorus 15 K Cram Sib 5. RUTH NEUHARD1' Fu: go: a heart! Who':I call rr new? Freshman Chorus rg Mixed Chorus 2, 5. AUDREY NORMANN IAN gut him where l wan! him! V7 Prairie Breezes 4g H1 Herald 4. Al.lCE OTSEA Blond plus' JACK PAUL Lxfe' wma. women. weeds! Band 2, 3. .gg Basketball rg K Cram Sib 2, 3' Now an Armed Forces. RODNEY PETERSON Tau tank pull :he wool or-cr my eyes! Now in Armed Forces. JAMES PIERCE He kzcps his own mimi made up bu: nm :he :est of mm. Band I, 2, 3, 41 Football 2, 3, 4g Pmm Comm. 3: Our Town 4, Hi Herald 4, Prairie Breezes 4, K Cram Sib 2, 3, 4. WALTER RENDEN A Scozchman, okayffbuz wine-fe dil you gf: LH: 1:51 of the colors? Band I, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 45 Hi Herald 41 Prairie Brcvzes 4, K Cram Srl: 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4. RUTH RBIMBR A lmlz indcpzndcnrffbm in nn inrewcsring wav. Freshman Chorus I. DQNALD ROBXNSON Robnfs an Wally Emily birds! Band 1. 1, 3. 4: Hi Herald 4, Prom Comm. Now in Armed Forces. KENNETH SIMONS All work and no plnyffwho said I wamri zo play anyhow? Gloria 2, Hi Herald Editor 4. SYBIL S1.ovEN Bvuwn :yes never ull lies. Dams SUNDQUIST Vmnz Is Pier own rzwmd. Freshman Chnrus Ig Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 41 A Cappelli 2, 3, 41K Cmm Sib 3. HELEN QUANRUD A lut of smrlqc dor.vn'r nsfcssanly mean fire. MARIE RACEK sm as fond as an Arab of Elms. fffff A I fill! ,Quia V 5,54 Q4 4 A ff VIDETTE Roumou Never zoo busy to be Jw icnrlly. DOUGLAS SCHWICHTENBERG Town sccms zo have a lo: of animations. Band I, 1, 3, 4, K Crum Sib 3, Quarter, Now ii' Armed Forces, EUNICE SLOVARP I want zo l-c a babe in arms. JOHN SULLIVAN His lasso mfr the only Im: l1c's got. K Cram Sih 3, Gloria 2. JOIIN SWENSON Hnculzs has nothing on mc! Band I, 2, 3. 4g Football I. 1, 3, 4, Track 3g Now in Armed Forces. Thinysix ms., BEVERLY TAYLOR The subtle type is my style! Hi Hernld 45 Prairie Breezes 45 Class Sccy. 45 Honor Society 4. . 'X Nr? 0 M ' Q ,I-5 REGINA TOLCHINSKY 11's a gum: life if you can take az! Prairie Breezes 45 Hi Herald 45 Honor Society 4. MATILDA TOWNE This is one Ma: yan :mfr szep an! Booster Board 45 Hi Herald 43 Prairie Breezes 4g Our Town 45 Band 1. 2. 35 K Cram Sib 3. DONALD VENDSEL One way or the orher one foofs always in hor watcw. Band r. 2, 3. 45 Prom Comm, 35 Hi Herald 45 K Cram Sib 1. 3. 4. JOAN WELLS The pack of tru: love neun -runs rruz. Freshman Chorus x5 Cheerleader 1, 1.5 Booster Board 45 Class Secy. 35 Ever Since Eve 45 Repref scnmtive Junior 35 Hi Herald 45 Homecoming Arrendanc 45 Our Town 45 D. A. R. Girl 45 Canteen Board 45 Class Treas. 4: Honor Society 4, FLORENCE WEssEL Tlx: Sun is su bcauuful whcn 1t's 11451 come up-I MARY JANE WOODS The woods arc often dark, or are they? Thinyfswm JERRY THOMPSON His cnmem nghrs mhz in a lor! Hi Herald 45 Honor Societv 4. ' JAMES TOLLMANN Love isvfr :he only clung m Izfeffnoz qwre. Transfer-New Salem, Football 45 Baskerball 45 Mixed chorus 4: Honor Society 4. 4 i J r x , A V . 'I X' FAYE VANTINE Two of us are company-'rhrec of us makes a difficulz sirunnon! Freshman Chorus 15 Class Vice'Pres. 7,5 Prom Comm. 35 Prairie Breezes 45 Hi Herald 45 Home- coming nrrendanr 4. NORMAN WAONER A man uf ivan and .1 swell brick! Boys' Chnrus r, 35. REGGIE WENAAS She has a lot of fac: value. Freshman Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4, A Cappella. 2, 3. 4: Ever Since Eve 3. FRANK WrLLcOx I car. I slcepg with smokes, wizh cakes. Band I, 2, 3, 41 Our Town 45 Little Symphozxyg H. Herald 4. PHYLLIS STETLER Cassie has nothing on mc! Transfer--Beulah. Phyllis is not pictured because she entered Our school mo lane. HONOR SOCIETY Frnsr Row: Virginia Cox, Dorothy Martin, Claryce Guptill, Carol Devitt, Enmarillis jordan, joan Wells, Jean Meyer. SECOND Row: Marjory Barth. Fmnk Eckert, Jerry Thompson, Georg.: Holland, Grace Barbie, Beverly Taylor. Regina Tolchinsky. T Ro Ed d N l J B h -I H k j 'I' l F k E I r-iran wr war Olson, ei Churchill, Elwoo o n, ames e tner. ames ozmann, ran ernisse.jamesDoph. The Honor Society, composed of the highest 152, of the senior class, is led by jean Meyer, valedictorian, and Grace Barbie, salutatorf ian. Although the averages of George Holland and Elwood Bohn are second and third highest in the class, these boys do not qualify for salutatorian because they have attended Bismarck High only one year. Below are listed the averages: Jean Meyer ...,. George Holland. . . . . . . . 95'-50 94.68 Dorothy Martin . James Tolzmann. Elwood Bohn. . . 94.36 Beverly Taylor. . Grace Barbie ,,.. 93.91 Emmarillis Jordan ..,.,. Jerry Thompson. . 93.89 james Hektner .... . . Claryce Guptill. . . Frank Eernisse. . . Regina Tolchinsky ..,.... Neil Churchill. . . joan Wells .... 93-9-7 92.52 97--49 92.28 91.81 Frank Eckert. . . Virginia Cox ..,,. . . Marjory Barth ,.., . . Carol Devitt .... James Dolph ,,.. Edward Olson .... .... 9 o.17 A 491-59 . .QLS7 . .91.43 . .QI.v42 . .9o.87 . 90.84 . .9o.77 . .9o.68 . .9o.61 . . 90.40 'Thirryfcighr CLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS President ..,.,...... Jack O'Brien Secretary .,.....,, Elizabeth Flurer Treasurer .............. Alice Lee Vice President. . .Lawrence Martin FRESHMEN President ......... Russell Patchen Treasurer ...,,. Franklin Bavendick Secretary .,....,... Corinne Koch Vice President. . .Lloyd R. Patchen Thirzyfnn SoPHoMoR13s President .,,....... Donald Miller Secretary ........ Beatrice Nygaard Treasurer ......,,.,... Fred Lunn Vice President .....,.. Peter Olson J UNIORS '46 Advisors: Angvall, Lois Andersen, Bashara, Evarts, Huff, Kirk, Robinson. Fmsr Row: Boatright, Bourrous, Cordner, Bozak, Craig, Benz, Davis. SECOND Row: Boyd, Bride, Arms. Belk, Barneck, Bakken, J, Anderson, Bavendick, Borner. Tr-:mn Row: Blanc. L. Anderson, Collis, Dutt, Bredy, Ahelem, Brandes, Bagnell. Fmsr Row: Fetch, Gronas, Forde, Flurer, Engstrom, Folmer, Haas, Hering, Sscosn Row: Harrington, Herdebu, Frlcke, Handrmann, Hethermgton, Gallup, Gackle. Tx-:mn Row: Fenelon, Eslinger, Geiermann, A. Erxckson, Z. Erickson, Hague. Foun-rr-1 Row: Grahow. Gallup, Graves, Harmsen, Hermann. Fahlgren, Hilclenbrant. I Fany Frnsr Row: jenner, Kennelly. King, E. Lee. Laub, UDP, Knecht. Second Row: Kitzmann, Jacobson, Larson, A. Lee, Krueger, Lenihan, Leonhard. THIRD Row: A. Johnson, Cohen. Lund. Lang, Kress, Kuntz, Kunz. Fourvri-r Row: R. johnson, Llnzbach, Koenig, Jensen. Frnsr Row: A. Puklich, Mindt, F. Puklich, Myhre, Neils, Peterson, Meyer. Morford. Sworn: Row: Moore, O'Brien, Middelmas, Nicholson, Peterson, Marquis, Ode, Ocler. Tumi: Row: Metzger, Owens, Menis, Mandigo, Mills, Foun-rr-r Row: Martin. Quamme. Olson, Pike, Merkel. Owen. Fmsr Row: Thal, Tolchinsky, Saltzman, Kalland, Albaugh, Sundby, Funstnn, Woods Snconn Row: Wehmhofer, Hedahl, Sorenson, Solberg, Stuart, Siems, Miller. Timm Row: Iverson. Strandemo, Daniel. Trygg, Engstrom. Ogden. Fouvcrr-r Row: Claridge, Rupp, Reynolds, Johnson, Colburn, Tucloe. Firm Row: Orchard, Schneider, Thronson, Whitson, Vogel, Karlgaard, Ward. Furryfone S OPH OM ORES '4 6 Advisors: Eugene, Huss, johnson, Pollard, Riedel, Shrum. Frxsr Row: Bev. Bailey, Baker, Beers, Albrecht, Beska, Bowen, Boelrer. Swarm Row: 1. Asbridge, B. Asbridge. Beyer, Benham. Birtis. Bresden. Tr-mm Row: Borderud. Bechtle, Bruce. Bailey, Blanc, Bride. Abfalter. FoLm'rH Row: R. Anderson, Baska, K. Anderson, Brostrom. Belk. Fnxsr Row: Swann Row: Tnrnu Row: Guptill, Funszon, Evans, Falkenstein, Edwards, Fricke, Dance, J, Gram. Goehnng, Danielson. Gabel, Forde, Fleck, Cripe, Gamble. Dresbach, Cleveland, Dela Barre, Cunningham, Conyne, Fevold, Gelberr. Foun-rn Row: Dunahey. Engel, Fox, Godfrey. Durt. Furs-r Row: SECOND Row: Tuma Row: Fouru-H Row H. Klein. L. johnson. Keller, G. johnson, D. Klein, Hague. Keller. Hall. S. Jones, Kutchera, Knobe, johnson. Hirchrick, Kaiser, Holmquist, Kent, Kleppe. Karely. : Hjelle, Kleve, Johnson, Herman, Klaudt, P, johnson. Frmyfn wo Frau Row: Lewis, Morton. Manning, I. Muller, Metcalf, B. Mm-un, Metzger. SECOND Row: Meisner, Nicklaus. Nygaard, Lunn, Morley, Nagel. Tmnn Row: D. Nelson, Leer. D, Miller, G. Miller, Neideffer. Neuls. Foun-ru Row: Mayer, MacDonald, H. Nelson, Mueller, Lee, Nelson. Frnsr Row: A. Olson. Pfeifer, Pulrlich, Opp, Roth, C. Ryherg. E. Peterson. SEcoND Row: Otsea, Ojanen. Parsniclr, Quamme, Page, Panera. Turku Row: Rue, Oberlander. Rusert, Rellre. L. Opp, M. Petersn , Constance Ryberg. Founru Row: Penner, Orchard, P. Olson, Quanrud, Pfeifer, Robideglu. Fmsr Row: Welle. Wood, Sweet, Harju, Spitzer, Tudor, Warner, Stewart. SECOND Row: Salter, Swanson, Wxlde, Tavis, E. Schmitz, Young, Savich, Turner, Nordstrom. Tx-mm Row: Yegen, Tibke, Snyder, Thompson, Schuetle, Tolchinsky. Fourrn Row: Brschel, Sept. Schultz, Wyciskala, Schatz, Welch, Warren, Gress. L. Schultz. L. Schmidt Forty-three FRESHME '48 Advisors: Lucile Anderson, N. M. Anderson, Denton, Edmunds, Losen, Murphy. Fnmsr Row: Bender, A. Beattie, D. Aune, Bride, J. Anderson, D. I. Aune, S. Anderson, Bentz, Boyd. Srcorm Row: C. Beattie, Backman, Eldor Anderson, Boatright, Bittis, Berry, Bakken, Edna Anderson. Tr-mln Row: Brunmeier, Adams, Bavendick, Brickell, Agre, Arnts, Broste. FOURTH Row: R. Asplund, Bryan, Aune, Brostrom, Burkhart, Arness, Bleakney, Brachvogel. Fnxsr Row: B. Carley, Dirlam, Ecklund, Eckert, Delzer, Furrer, Chernich, Fredricks. Seoorm Row: Fritz, Clark, Comma, N. Carley, Diede, O. Dimond. Cart. Tman Row: L. Daarud, M. Corell, Danielson, Fuehrer, David, Bradford. Fourcri-I Row: Belk, Envik, W, Corell, Falconer, L. Dimond, Everts, Doerr, Engel. Fnxsr Row: T. Gahel, Geohring, N., Harju, P. Harju, Herman, W. johnson, G. Gahel, Hedeen. SECOND Row: Held, Hocfel, I. johnson, Hockhalter, Gierke, Heaton, Homelvig, Gebhardr, Jensen. Ti-iran Row: Gronberg. Greig, Irvine, Hanson, H, johnson, Gray, George, Gilbreath, S. johnson. Fouxru Row: Gillette, Holtman, B. johnson, j. jchnson, Haas, Isaak, Greyerbielxl, Jones. Furry-four Fmsr Row: Lewis, Mauch, Mahlmsn. D. Lewis, P. Larsen, Kaiser, Klein, Marlby, Meyers. Sicosm Row: R. Larson, Merzz, Kennelly, La Porn, Mmclt, Mueller. McDonald, Lee. Knudson. Tr-lmu Row: Marquart, Lennick, Laila, Koch, Lund, Marquis, B. Kruckenberg, C. Magnuson. Fouiu-H Row: McFall. Lester, R. Kruckenberg. Kugler, Manchgo. Mickelson, Kavonius, Miller. La Vine, Moszcr, Liprn Lovin. FIRST Row: Olson, Orman, Riedel, O'Brien, Fahlgren, Robinson, Ochsner, Ojanen. Szscorm Row: Peighnal, Owen, R. Pacchen, F. Nelson. Dickman, V. Ode, Rosenberg. . Tr-mln Row: Harold Neff, D. Patchen, Racek, Nustad, Nordstrom. B. Nelson, Paulson, Y. Ode. Fouxrn Row: Pantzke, Richolt, Herbert Neff, Netzbandt, Olstad, Miller. Fnxsr Row: Taft, Thal. Scheppler, Timm, D, Welch, Vossler. SECOND Row: Serte. N. Schatz, Wells. Slovarp, Werzel, N. Welch. Tl-mm Row: Tyson, Westley, Schneider, E, Wilson, Siems, Taplin. Pfennig. Form-H Row: Weixel, L. Scout. S. Wilson, Smith, V. Spitzer, R. Scorc. F ovryfjv: 7 6iV6 NORMAN GILLENEERG. EUGENE HAHN ..,... WILLIAM LUND ..,. JAY AEELEIN. . . GEORGE BELL ..,. JACK BOWERS .... CLAIR BRIER ..4...., ROBERT BURCKI-IARDT. JACK BURKE ........ CARROL GARLsON, . . EDWARD CHURCH. . . GEORGE DOHN ,..... CLARENCE GOODMAN, , LEWELLYN HAMERY, . . RICHARD MYERS. . . FRANCIS REGISTER. , , PAUL REGISTER. . . JOHN A. SANEORN. . . MELVIN STEWART. . . JOHN WALLACE .... FRANK WELCH. . . DALE WHITSON .... FRANK VOGEL. . . LESLIE MCCRORIE. . . ROBERT STACKHOUSE. . DAVID HAGGARTY. . , eiz ivegs ...'42 -.GA . . -3 ..,.,4O ,...'38 V.-'39 .,,'38 A-'54 ,..'59 ....'23 ,..'38 ...'34 ...'36 .,..'39 ---'35 ....'I7 ..,'3,8 ....'35 ----'33 ....w4I ....'3Q ...'36 ...'39. .4--'43 Forlymx x Q f mf 'p N U wal. ,Q I A ajafg A 'J' E NN x if. li- N Q F., f I gi M, X. To X' TX NIS: K f. 5223 df 'S Q X fi-1,4 l Qin' ! 2 Q Q ul X ??i1f'1v- I A F1 fa ' 1 .ff ,4- ?8 !V:.if - - A I b A V If 4 Z I X' 1 ,IJ ff! ll ACTIVITIES lk PRAIRIE BREEZES VIRGINIA Cox Editor LESLIE JONES Associate Edntor NEIL CHURCHILL JACK O'BIuaN FRANK ECKERT Business Manager Plrotograplwr A115 Editor AdUiSO1'-LUCILE ANDERSON Semin: Dorothy Marcin, zypuft, Faye Vantine, smxpfslrozs, Jayne Hall, snapfshors, Rovann Indserh, busmess. SECOND Row: Mariory Barth, calcndav, JoAnn Hsrty, rypxil, Audrey Normann, lmvmcss, James Pierce, busmess. THIRD now: Gladys MacQueen, calzndav, Beverly Taylor, snap-slwns, James McDonald, spans, Walter Renden. lmsmess, Regma Tolchinsky, pvoof. Nor Prcrunzuz John Morton, snapfshors, Lloyd Buscher, spovrs, Grace Barbie, zypuft. Jean Meyer, proof, Emmarilhs Jordan, proof. Forryfnine BISMARCK HI-HERALD Fmsr now: Alamos Pierce, colxnmmsi, Edward Olson, advernsmg, Maryory Barth. colurnmft, Faye Vantine, adverusmg. Carolyn Dahlen. snenety, Royann Indseth, somery. Marildzx Towne, colummft, Walter Renclen. spnrrs. Wayne Lunn, sports. SECOND now: Murphy Krurkenherg, sports, Delnres Davis, sporrs. Verdelle Bresden, colurrmrdt, Joanne Harry, colurnmsl, Audrey Normann, columnist, Beverly Taylor. calumruft, Norma Dalager, flesh edrmr, jerry Thompson, photographer, Donald Rohmson, plwtuferxgmver, Roland Berlrxam, reporter, james McDonald, cnlum-nxsl. Tamb now: Ray Delzer, spans, Frank Wilcox, colurnmdl, joan Wells. desk edntor, Leslie jones, reporter, Shirley Mason, reporter, Ruth Neuhardt, culurrmxsl, Loxs Harmsen, reporter, Linda Krueger, reporter, Arlene Kruckenberg, reporter, Nor :N vxcruns: Lloyd Buscher, sporxs, Frank Eernisse, sports, Willmm McCabe, reporter, john Mnrton, makeup, Donald Vendsel. advertxsme. Kenneth Hoff, sports. KENNETH SIMONS Editor AdvisorfSmNEY J, LEE BETTY Lou Fuzcx JAYNE HALL Assocmte Editor Business Manager Fnfty BOUSTER BOARD Fmsr Row: Atkinson, Adams, I. Boarrighr, D. Hull. J. Wells, Towne, john Morton. SECOND Row: Dela Barre, jack O'Brien, Szpr, F. Egkert, jamss Morton, I.. Mxrtin, Bmndzs. McDonald, A. johnson. Mlssmr: ne PICTURE: Kleppe, P. Wells, Buy a stamp today? asks one of our governing board. Danny and Donna are really proud when walking to school they see the Minute Man Flag still flying. The credit should go mostly to the Booster Board for selling the war stamps and bonds that cause that flag to be flying. To encourage the sales they have sponsored movies and special programs for assemblies and have arranged many many times for us to hear true accounts of the war from our own graduates back from the fronts. Advised by Mrs. Bantz, this group is largely responsible for our pep meetings, home coming events, and most other activities which make B. H. S. so definitely neat! , To the right is pictured the war stamp and bond my target with Hitler as the V fl NNW bullsfeye. Leading in the il ', ' - buying was the senior class A , I m with S2,482,5'S. The sophf Q ' omores bought 32,442.31 V A ZQ1iy X 'fa the freshmen purchased , , 501' SI,6S'4.S'S', while the juniors A X . lm hit the target at SI,4'jQ.7O. UID l . we Fifzyonc G. A. A. OFFICERS Shirley Turner. Vice Pveszdznzg Ins Docktcr, Treasrwerg Lois Peterson, Sccrzmvyg Domrhy Anderson, President. Vim, vigor, and vitality seem to be the keynotes of our G. A. A. girls' work. Under Miss Bashara's direction these ambitious gals spend many an afternoon in the gym playing hasketball, soccer, and many other games. And believe meffyou should see them! They're good! On the lighter side they go in for dancingffin a big way, having given several sunlight hops and one super sensational formal dance. Talk about neat, huh? We say more power to the athletically minded femmes of B. H. S. They're paaaflenty O. K. Frfrylrwo BIOLOG Y CL UB Fmsr Row: Pfeifer, Beers, Metcalf, Kavonius, Frickc. SECOND Row: Klein, Knoke, Ryberg, Fetch, Lane, Fevold, Kutchera. THIRD Row: Moyer, Rue, Hjelle, Dela Barre, Baska, Meisner, Under the supervision of Mr. Schrum, the Biology Club has done much microscope and aquarium study, They have also gone on Held trips to the State Laboratory, have seen special movies, and have had several speakers at their month' ly meetings. Fifzyfrhvce TEEN- CAN TEE w Danny and Donna are very proud of their TeenfCanteen and consider going there the most fun of all. The first TeenfCanteen Board, with Myron Atkinson as its president, really got the longfdreamedfof project in full gear during last summer, With money for furniture and a place all our own to fix as the students of B. H. S. and St. Mary's wanted, the project was begun with a bang! Various committees were formed and all high school volunteers were happily accepted. After cleaning the little gym thoroughly, a large archway dividing the room into two sections was erected. Stairs and a food and pop har were put up. Then the painting started. Garlsed in overalls and slopfshirts, many students came to wield paint brushes with vigor. With all the walls painted fone plaid, some with murals of dancing hguresj the main task was accomplished. Next came furnif ture. Appeals were made to Bismarckers to donate furniture, ping pong tables, and games. These the kids repaired and supplemented with new pieces, paid for with the city money. How did everything look?ffPERFECT! Immediately following the installation of a jukef box, students swarmed to the TeenfCanteen to dance. 'With pingfpong, checkers, chess, and other games provided, many came to participate in those. Hot dogs and pop are sold at the bar where a large gathering always can be found. Yes! TeenfCanteen is a success! We owe many thanks to the TeenfCanteen Boards under their past presidentsffMyron Atkinson, james McDonald, and jack Hesshurgffand to the City of Bismarck and many of its citizens for giving us this chance! So we sayffHere's to the TeenfCanteen and its continued operation. Fnfzyffouf GL ORIA Under the direction of Miss Louise Johnson, the annual presentation of Gloria was given December 20. H OMEC OMIN G FRONT Row: Faye Vantme, Queen Lois Harmsen, ,loan Wells. BACK Row: Virginia Cox, Betty Lou Fleck. Queen Lois and her attendants reigned over Homecoming festivities, October zo The score of the football game: Demons 27-M3HdHU Braves o. The Htting climax of the day was a ball gleefully attended by Danny and Donna. Fifzyfyivc DRAMA T ICS Let Me Come Back, under the direction of Mrs. Agnes Bantz, presented at Open House, November 8. The dramatic production, Our Town , was presented Novemf ber 21 under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Burns. This play was sponsored by the high school paper, HifHera1d. Fufry L Q DENONS 'ziff Q .gxxlme A H i ,, 6220 L' D M' v 'X c S I L J , 9 vp ,A Av -' ffiataffft , 4693K o2:00l mlvfN ' J 2 f. f ff m N l - T 1 A! N IU THLETICS F R Helen Quamme, David Welch, Kitty Page. SECOND Row: Erin Schmitz, Marilyn Fleck. Pep and school spirit are two things our Eve classy cheerleaders have plenty of. In this group there are two veteransffdarkfhaired Davie Welch and Kitty Page Centhusiasm plus D Equally as popular with us are the other three flashy femmes with plenty of what it takes! These three gals are Marilyn 'Come on you guys yell! Fleck, Helen Quamf me, and Erin Schmitz. This year's cheerleaders have given us more new yells than we've ever had and have real teamwork. Their costumf es have been especially appropriate and attractive. As we all know, our football and basketball teams like to hear us all out there cheering them on. With leaders like we had this y'ear, we really did just that! For a job well done we, all the Dannys and Donnas of B. H. S., give a big cheer for this group! e-eYili3-i-S S-s-s-m-a SUNG Bfifsfmfafrfcfk Bismarck, Bismarck High We're with you, for you, shouting away Bismarck the warriors cry rah A-8-F-C-k rah,rah. B i 3 1, Bisxnvilarpi, Bismarck, maroon and ' Fight for victory, fight, fight Bismarck ,,,,,,,,,, Bismarck Fight all your might and crown old Bismarck with glory FOOTBALL A. H. CARLSON Assistant Coach C. T. D1zN'roN This year's Demons had for themselves a very successful season with seven wins against one defeat. The one loss was suffered at the hands of Fargo in the State Championship tilt here. The lighting Demons ran up 272 points to their opponents' 33, of which zo were scored by Fargo. Members of the first string were well represented in the Coaches' AllfState Teams-three making the first, two placing on the second, and the remaining six receiving honorable mention. Under Coach Denton the Bismarck Demon's of IQ44'4S were a group of skillful, wonderful players. In the Championship game they fought hard but lost under a great handicap, having played a tough muddy game four days earlier that caused them to lose their real form. This loss was the only one sustained in two years, for the teams of N43 and S44 won a total of thirteen games. There' fore, to a coach who has gained a State Championship and a Western Division Championship with his teams in his first two years here, we say --ff Hats off to Coach C. T. Denton! GEORGE Losm Assistant Sixty i944 FOOTBALL SQUAD Fnzsr Row: Manager Bob Geiermann, Rex Ahelein, jim Dolph, jim Pierce. jim Tolzmann Dick Karlgaarrl Tom Orchard Kenny Hoff and Manager Helge Engen. Secorlo Row: Lynn Eslinger. Bucl Johnson, Eugene Meyers, Kenny Bride, Dick Johnson, Meyer Cohen Dick Brnndes Walter Renden and Doug Dunahey. Timm Row: Assistant Coaches Art Carlsen and George Losen, Lloyd Buscher. Wayne Lunn Dick Sree Donald Pike Dune Perrv john Swenson, Neil Churchill, Jim McDonald and Coach C. T. Denton. Demons. . Demons. . Demons. . Demons. . Demons. . Demons. . Demons. . Demons. . SCHEDULE . . .51 Saint Mary's . . .63 Saint Leo's. . ...z7 Minot..... , . ,4Q Saint Maryis ...27 Mandan.... . . .49 Dickinson. . . .. 6 Jamestown. . .. o Fargo... COCAPTAINS WAYNE LUNN AMES MCDONALD Sixty-one JAMES TOLZMANN A transfer to this year's Demons, Jim in his Hrst year of football gained a starting berth as a tackle and Honorable Mention All State. KENNETH HOFF Playing his third year on the varsity, Kenny was named on the Second All State team. At end he did the punting and pass JAMES PIERCE Switching from his regular well- played blocking back post, Hands did some high stepping as a run- ner when called on and received Honorable Mention All State. WAYNE LUNN For the second consecutive year Homer CLoonl was chosen captf am on the coaches' All State eleven. Making 114 points, he led the state scoring easily, grabbing. RICHARD BRANDES Dick was a reserve guard on the Demons this year and proved to be a man to watch next fall. JAMES MCDONALD Mac was first string center for three years. Last year he was named to the Second All State team and First All State this year. DOUGLAS DUNAHAY Being the only sophomore on this year's Demons, Fats proved to have what it takes. He was an exceptionally good runner and blocker. Sixtyftwo JAMES DOLPH Jim was probably the toughest worker on the squad, Playing a reserve end, he was known for his glueffingernail pass-catching. RICHARD STEE A hard driving junior full back was Dick fDixJ. His plowing gave the Demons their Western Championship and himself Honorable Mention All State. THOMAS ORCHARD Another junior on the varsity, Tom was a reserve half back and a very fine one at that. His specialty was hard tackling, DIRCK SCHNEIDER Dirck, also a junior, was a good defense man and liked to make it rough for all backs. He was a reserve tackle, EUGENE MEYERS MEYER COHEN LYNN ESLINGER Gene proved to be no pounds of Earning his second letter in foot- At a reserve end post Dude weight opposing players tried to ball, Sid is another junior to played his Grst year football. avoid. He played his first and watch next year. As a reserve Tough on defense, he deserves a last year as a reserve tackle. blocking back, he was tough to lot of watching next year. handle. AARON JOHNSON Bud, 180 pounds of dynamite, earned his second letter playing Brst string guard. He received a place on the Second All State team, RICHARD KARLGAARD DUNCAN PERRY JOHN SWENSON Playing regular end on this year's Gaining himself a lirst team All Beaver held down his oosition as team, Dick received Honorable State birth, Dunc was the most a reserve guard with skill, Mention All State. An excellf dreaded man in the state by his Winning his first and last letter, Sixtyfclircc ent defense man, his end was opponents because of his excellf he was hard to move out of the turned but a few times, ent tackling. line. WALTER RENDEN Another senior who played guard on the reserves, Walt was very rugged on defense and earned his Hrst letter this year. LLOYD BUSCHER Busch held down a regular half' back position doing some fine running, He was also a good passer and, as a senior, gained his Hrst letter. H6335 REX ABELEIN Playing his first year of football as a reserve center, Rex came a long way. He'll prove to be a threat next year. NEIL CHURCHILL Church played his second year of football receiving Honorable Mention at guard. He broke up many opponents' plays and did his share on the offense. Demons BASKE TBALL SCHEDULE Demons. . . .... SQ Saint Leo's. , Demons. . . .... 44 Jamestown. . Demons ..., 45 Dickinson. . . Demons ..., 46 Saint Mary's Demons ,.., 3,0 Dickinson. , , Demons. . . .... 32 Minot. . . . . Demons. . . .... 40 Saint Leo's, . Demons. , . .... 48 Fargo. . , . . . Demons .v.. .... 4 9 Mandan. . . . Demons .... 31 Valley City. Demons .... 55 Saint Mary's Demons .... 42 Minot ..... Demons ..., 58 Mandan. . . Demons ,.., 32 Valley City. Demons .... 37 Jamestown. . Demons .... ......... 3 6 Saint Mary's Saint Mary's i TRACEY KOENIGWFORWARD Transferring from the Imps during the second semester, Traceys picture COACH MARSHALL MURDOCH could not be taken at this late am, Coach Marshall Murdoch's Demon basketball team won twelve out of iifteen games played during the season. The team got oif to a good start defeating St, Leo's and won the next eight games. Then the Demons ran up against the stone wall defense of the Hi' Liners and lost to them-37 to 31. The Demons were frequently high scoring, proved by their total points of 681 to their opponents' 472, and had the highest scoring team in the state. They worked hard all season and played probably their best games against their two rivals, Mandan and Fargo. Taking state scoring honors was Demon Elwood Bohn with 254 points made in the regular season and during the tournament. Kenny Hoff came in third while Wayne Lunn placed sixth. Plenty of credit goes to the two student managers, Dick johnson and jim McDonald, for they both did bangfup jobs. Coached splendidly by Marshall Murdoch, the Demons won third place in the tournaf ment, downing Wahpeton in their first game, losing to Valley City in the second, and defeating, in the third, Grand Forks. Sixzyffaur 1 ff' in r ' l 'IMPS x' ll' SEATED : Bride. Nelson, Abfalter. Sscorm Row: Welch, Thronson, Lunn, Baska. BACK Rowx Wyciskala, Berkvam, Geiermann, Dolph, Damon Tracy Koenig, Anderson, Schultz. The Imps, coached by Irvin Huss, played their second straight season without a defeat. They scored a total of 47.5 points to their opponents' I78. These junior Demons doubled their opponents' scores in all but two games which were played against the Mandan Papooses. These boys are really good players and some of them will no doubt soon become Demons. Imps .... Imps ..,. Imps. . . Imps .... Imps ,.,. Imps ..., Imps .... Imps ..,. Imps .... lmps . . . Sixty-scv.-sn SCHEDULEX' ' .,..43 Wilton...., .,..,2O ...,42 Washhurn.... .,...2o ....47 Steelel...... ...Miz ..,.31 Strasburg... ,,..,I4 ....33 Hazen.....,,,..,,, .....16 ....33 MandanPapooses.........I9 ....6z FortYates..,,...., .....z9 ...,55 St.Mary'sAngels........13 ....45 Washhurn....,.,.. ...Hn .,..36 Mandan Papooses .,.....24 IRVIN Huss Coach LE TTERMEN'S CL UB Fmsr Row: Orchard. Pierce. Hoff. Bride, Cohen. Perry, A. Johnson, Coach Denton. SECOND Row: Coach Murdoch, Eslingcr, Karlgaarcl, Lunn, Geiermann, Gmbow, Swenson, Renden. Tmkiillowz Abelein. Brandes, McCabe, McDonald, Dolph. Fowl. Row: Buschcr, sm, Meyers, Churchill, roizmnn, Dunahny. TRA CK Due to the fad that publica- tion deadlines do not permit us to have lQ4SlS track pictures, the Prairie Breezes must show last year's track lettermen still in school this year. Smyfnghr Fmsr Row: Churchill. A. johnson, Dolph. SECOND Row: Karlgaard, Sree, Perry, ,l. Anderson. Linzbach. Mrssino rw Picruu: Lunn. McCabe, Sharp, K. Bride, Addington Ky dis 3 fy Q Q BONDS 5 B E QM SALE Gow Boom E S fi 'ia 1- 7 5o,,J4r'f9s g , .....,...g 1427 g ,,,f ,.:.!I.m jf, 1 WW' ' ' '-1:5 ggufl S -- FEATURES I 2 3 4 5' S , She rearls a lot. 6. Hollywood, here I come! . Glamour forgotten. 7. Let him sleep. . just learning. 8f9. Bosom Pals, . Those T shirts. IO, Where's Royann? . Ah!! Mistletoe. Il, Who you winkin' at? svmzymne Where ya going? The hotel menace! I've founcl him, Wait your turn, jerry . Vik., Sweet-on Sail!! Wallflower. Pals. Wet babes. That hat again f Duck! Come on, call IIZQ. Seven Dwarfs f Dopey included. Ain't We Sweet. Neat horse. Alone ' Tee Hee. Good place to park. Same to You. Huntin?77 Class .... mates. Grass needs cutting. M X I2 16, Don't Fence Me In 17, Good crop this year Seuenzy-twu Fl What nice legs, Doug! Bored, Shirley? Leg display. Wishin' on a star. Sa-cnryfzhree PON' ?li Dutchie Dalager. Chum s p . io. That's better, Irene. ii. Only an A card. Oh, Goo!! I like White suits. Tell us who. Can Bucl take it? Some man. So coy. The kerchief crew. Nonfrationed shoes Long Walt for Paul. Emmy goes steady. One P. M. Longago D. eA. R. Girl, Time on my hands.. 9 S7 !ECZf ','7E io Thirsty, Tom 11 Mattie took the picture. iz Les got his call. Cough it up. Stirrups are too long. Wh:ut's up, Doc? 4-F. Grin, Irene! l'll mow 'em clown. Turn around, Kelly. Sai-enry-jam He's only 15 Poker? The intelligent Sophs, Always Together. Sewmyfiue Dark Eyes. 9. Patsy left us. 13. All dreszed up Seledt Five. IO, Going my way? 14. Cornerecl. Who's it for? 11. Love is blmd. Can you top this? I2. Madfabout music? Years ago. Curly Top. Let's start. Dougie and Donnie. Lunn's Girl. 9. Feeling sad. So ambitious. lo. The Perkinses. Kelly's on the end. 11. Tank Destroyer. Cousins. 12. Could it be Bets? Man's best friend. Big Boy, Now! Where's your pipe, ba Stockin's bagging. Scvemy-six OCT. SEPT. SEPT. CALENDAR 5-School, School, go away, Come again some other day. Summer, Summer, full of jive, Come again in 545. 6YMore little kids underfoot. It's the first Canteen for the Freshies and do they love it! SEPT. 8fOur first regular assembly. Captain Elofson, a former student, told of his ex- SEPT SEPT SEPT. SEPT periences in the South Pacific. . zo-Such high pressured campaigning for class officers we have never seen! And we thought there was a paper shortage! . 2IfMatilda Towne installed as Worthy Advisor of Rainbow. Here's to a swell term for her! zz-Lunn and McDonald elected cofcaptains of the football team. They led us to a grfo victory over St. Mary's. We should do that more often. . 25fSenior vote for class officers all by themselves, and with expert supervision. If at first you don't succeed, try, try again-for an honest election. SEPT,271N6il Churchill takes over the leadership of Demolay as Master Counselor. Good luck, Church! SEPT. 28-We did it again kids! Big Bond Drive goes over the top, so our Minute Man flag goes up. SEPT. 29-Our new cheerleaders-Kitty Page, Erin Schmitz, Helen Quamrne, Marilyn Fleck, and Dave Welch-yelled the team to a 63,10 win over St. Leo's of Minot. The first issue of The Herald informs us that Patchen, Miller, O'Brien and Morton head their respective classes. OCT. iifjudge Bale of Columbus, Ohio, spoke at an assembly. Are you a sheep? Oct. 6-The Demons beat Minot z7f6. Nice going, fellows. Keep it up! OCT. 13-Another win! This time over St. Mary's. The score, 47f6. OCT. OCT. OCT. 2ofHomecoming! Queen Lois inspired our team to show their spirit by beating Mandan z7fo. The Queen and her attendants impressed all with their beauty. 244CHHt66D cancelled tonight. Who really did take those bars from the door? z5'fThe Corn Festival is on. We can get out of school to attend the special matinee. Where are you really going? OCT. 26'27'T63ChEfS go to the State Convention at Fargo. Lots of fun in those extra studyfhalls! OCT. 274Navy Day. Captain Bragg spoke to us in assembly. We played Dickinson. Score, 4ofo. In our favor of course. 3,1-Big night tonight. Halloween! Ah! To see this school the morning after. Nov. 7-Bismarck L'swam through the game at Jamestown to win the Western Conf ference Championship, 6fo. Ah! To be mr and vote! 8-F. D. R. still resides at the White House. 1ofBill Kunz shipped up a gem of oratorical wit to get us in the spirit for the champf Nov. Nov. ionship game. Nov. rr-Oh, unhappy day! Fargo beat us zofo for the State Championship. We've still got a neat team! Nov. r5fWho took the Honor Dollar? Nov. zo-Clarion and the boys sent us! Solid! All to reach our oofZy'and our flag still flies! Nov. 21fWells and Berkvam starred in the production uOur Town, sponsored by the journalism class. Neat going, kids. Nov. 22-Four days of nice, peaceful vacation. The cause? Thanksgiving, of course. Sevemyfszu DEC DEC DEC DEC Diac DEC DEC. DEC JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN JAN FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. FEB. CALENDAR 1-Football Banquet today. Take it easy, fellas! 7-Three years ago today Pearl Harbor was attacked. Let's help speed victory buy buying bonds and stamps. 8fThe basketball season started with a victory over St. Leo's, 5916. i:zfWayne Lunn, Jim McDonald, and Dunc Perry received positions on the All' State football team. Congrats to them! zo-The annual presentation of Gloria was given tonight. 22-Christmas vacation started today. This year we have two weeks! Merry Christmas! z8f2o-We won an invitational tourney in Dickinson. According to rumor, a good time was had by all! 30-Rainbow-Demolay Christmas dinnerfdance tonight. Swishy formals and super decorations! 1-New Year's Day-we hereby resolve to go to bed early, study hard, and4 aw nuts! 5'-Our team took a little trip up Minot way and won 32-21. 6-While in the neighborhood they also dropped in on St. Leo's to the tune of 4of2S. All in all, a wonderful weekfend. 8-Back to school after two heavenly weeks of peace and rest! ? ! l7+At a joint installation of Rainbow and DeMolay, Virginia Cox and Don Rob' inson were installed as the leaders of their respective organizations. 18fWorry, Worry, and Woefsemester exams and my mind's a blank-fIsn't it always?D IQZWE played Fargo tonight and won 48-37. zz-New semester starts. Good luck, 'cuz here we go again. 26fThe illustrious Embassy decided to honor us with another Vest Day. The was so shaken by the horrible sight that they lost their first game to Valley The score?--57 to 31. team City. 2Q'W6 recovered from our first defeat to beat St. Mary's, 3,5f3,3,. 2-Demons took lwlinot to measure 4zf28. We journeyed across the river to beat Mandan, 5836. 16-17-Oh unhappy weekfend! We went to Valley City and lost 3912 and then Saturday night Jamestown beat us 3837. 194Today we saw a movie on our air force in England. Combat America was the name and Clark Gable acted as narrator. 264Girl Scout Troop 8 gave a play, uDeadlier Than the Male. Szvcnryfeighr CALENDAR MAR. 24We're in the tournament! We defeated St. Mary's to earn the right to play. Football boys were given footballs C011 girls D MAR. 6-joan Wells was chosen D.A.R. girl today. Class night oihcers were also chosen. MAR. Illplilll Flurer was installed as Master Counselor of DeMolay MAR. rg-I6fI7--At last, what everyone has been waiting for! Yup, the tournament. Lots of smooth men and gorgeous gals-and a date bureau, too. Guess what? Our swell team came in third, Minot second, Valley City-champs. MAR. 22'2'j'24'ClH5S B Tournament was held in Minot. MAR. 23,-Junior College play, Fresh Fields, was given tonight. MAR. 28-State Oratory Contest was won by Paul Vogel. MAR. 2ofApr. 2-Easter Vacation! Wheeeee! APRIL 3fApril Fool Edition of the HifHerald came out today. APRIL 13-juniors put out a swell edition of the paper. Good work, kids! APRIL zo-The night we've all been waiting for. Yes, the Prom! Thanks a lot, juniors. It was perfect! APRIL 22-The District Music Contest was held in Mandan. APRIL 271K Cram Sib was given, and as always was a big success. Conclave starts today in Grand Forks. APRIL 28-The track team journeyed southward for the Aberdeen Relays. MAY 4-Spring is here, and so is the RainbowfDeMolay spring formal. Slinky form- als, and a super time was had by all. MAY 5fThe West Conference Meet was held here today. Added attractions for the fems were all those handsome athletes! MAY 1zfAnother track meet. This time at Devils Lake. MAY I9-Guess what! Yup, another track meet here. This time it's the District Meet. MAY zo-Baccalaureate. Well, this is the beginning of the end! ' MAY 22fSl2lII1S, slams, and more slams! Juniors and Seniors grin and bear the naafaasty cracks, and everybody enjoyed the fun at Class Night. MAY 24,-Commencement Day! Up early in the morning for the Senior breakfast and up late at night to get those slaved-for diplomas. MAY 15-Last day of school and the day we get annuals. Good luck all you kids and be good! MAY 26-State track meet at Valley City. Seven Iyfnm J -sl 1 Central Meat Marke SPO SORS We, the editors, wish to express our appreciation to the business Erms of Bismarckg to Mr. Imai, Dakota PhotofEngraversg Mr. Schilla, Pierce Printing Companyg to our advisor, Mrs. Andersong and to our staff for their cooperation and advice in helping to make this 1945 Prairie Breezes a success. Each star designates a 55.00 donation. Ack's Radiator Shop Anderson Hardware if Annetta's Beauty Shop ' Bank of North Dakota ff Bashara's Grocer: 5' F, Bavendick N N. P. Benson Optical Co. if Bismarck Auto Parts Bismarck Dairy Co. 5'5 Bismarck Insurance Agency Bismarck Lumber Co. 5' 'X Bismarck Printing Co. ff Bismarck Stamp Works Bonham Brothers ff Bowman Furniture Co. ff Broadway Drug Store Bruhjell Beauty if Barber Shop Byrne Agency 55 Calnan Funeral Home A Capital City Bottling Co. 5' Capital Cut Rate Drug 5'5 Capital Chevrolet 5 Capital Laundry Co. 5' Checker Cab Co. City Service Oil co. T. Clem Casey 5 Commercial Printing Co. 5' -' CorwinfChurchill Motors, Inc.5 '5 '5' -1 'Cowan's Drug Store 5' Cox, Cox 6? Pearce 5'5 Dahl Clothing Store 5' Dakota Maid Bakery 5'5 Dakota Public Service Co. Dakota Seed Co. 5' Dr. W. L, Diven Eagles Club 5'5'5'5 ' Erickson's Refrigeration Service 5' Elks Club 5'5'5'5'5' Enge Health Clinic 5' Engelhardt Photo Service 5' Enoch Shultz Creamery ' Finney's Drug Store 5' Fleck Motor Sales 5' French 53 Welch ff xxx si, 1 -J 1 , N ,K . C v Frosted Food Lockers G. P. News Gaffaney E97 Shipley Grand Pacific Beauty Es' Barber Shop Perfection Dry Cleaners H. T. Perry, Dentist Peterson Barber Shop Prince Hotel 5' Grand Pacific Hotel at XX Provident Life Insurance Co, '5' Golden Maid X, Quain E3 Ramstad Clinic 5'5'5' Hall's Drug Store 5' Hedden Real Estate Agency 5' HoskinsfMeyer 5' Hulett's Grocery Dr. M. J. Hydeman Interstate Transportation Co. ' KFYR Radio Station rr Klein Lumber Yard 5' Klein's Toggery Knife River Coal Mining Co. Knowles Jewelry Store 5' Kraft Coal Co. 5' Kysar jewelry 5 Lahr Ev' Lahr, Inc. 5' xxx Larsen's Home Appliance Co, ' john W, Larson, Contractor Lignite Combustion Engineering Co.5 Dr. G. R. Lipp Lomas Oil Company at as ' wt 1 J Montana-Dakota Utilities Co, fMontgomery Ward Ei Co. A. W, Lucas Master Cleaners fa? Dyers Miss Belle Mehus Midwest Motor Express 5' Morrey Alan 5' Leonard B. Moyer 5' 41 sunk 5 Murphy Insurance Walt, W. McMahon, Typewriters 5' W. W, Neff, Billiards Nelsen Trading Post North Dakota Concrete Prod. Northern Hide 53 Fur Co. Northwest Finance Co. O'Brien's Cafe 5'5' V' O Kay Confectionery O, K. Tire Shop J. C. Penney Co. People's Department Store 5' awk xxx wl Quality Meat Market Quanrud. Brink Es: Reibold 5 Raush Furniture Co. Richmond Bootery 'F Risem Studio H' Robertson's if Rosen's Clothiers fBismarckj if Rose Sho Rue Construction Co. Sarah Gold Shop 5' Scott's Store No. 141 Sears. Roebuck E? Co. 5' Service Drug George F. 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