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

Text from Pages 1 - 87 of the 1946 volume:

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These are the names of our Bismarck High School men who have the supreme sacrifice. paid PAUL REGISTER, '17 JACK BURKE, '23 EUGENE HAHN, '23 OGDEN WARD, '28 ROBERT STACKHOUSE, LLOYD MURPHY, '32 FRANK WELCH, '33 CLAIR BRIER, '34 EDWARD CHURCH, '34 32 FRANCIS REGISTER, '35 MELVIN STEWART, '35 LESLIE MCCRORIE, '36 GEORGE DOHN, '36 BEN JONES, '37 CARROLL CARLSON, '38 JACK BOWERS, '38 JAY ABELEIN, '38 JOHN SANBORN, '38 ROBERT BURCKHARDT, '39 GEORGE BELL, '39 FRANK VOGEL, '39 LEWELLYN HAMERY, '39 WILLIAM LUND, '40 DALE WHITSON, '41 NORMAN GILLENBERG, '42 EDWARD KALLENBERGER, '42 JACK FOSSUM, '42 DAVID HAGGERTY, '43 CLARENCE GOODMAN RICHARD MYERS JOHN WALLACE CARL MOSES JACOB SEITZ NORMAN DOHN FOREWGRD We want everyone to think of This scrapbook as their own record of 1946, and hope it will help to sustain all our pleasant memories of These happy days at Bismarck High School ln the Prairie Breezes Scrapbook You will see.. . Our Supervisors and Faculty Our Classes What We Did ! xl-xXf-L' fc ef' ex T' .1 XA . 37.9019 t Our Teams and Cheerleaders and Plenty of Snapshots gm ' , 5 0 X j' ', Q30 of 1 1 f 3 DQ 0 , A NQ on 4 Q N x Qld X a iw' .2 2 Q36 j F Nx2XgZ ff gif AEE x Q W, ff :Sui VIH' 'T-Q--WY! X sb Dml NISTW-WON Q --1-.Qi ,..,. '. x ? P S . Cur Supervisors A. C. VAN WYK Superintendent uThe Big Shot ' C. W. LEIFUR Principal N The Warden N School Board George F. Will, Glenn Vantine, Theo. O. Quanrud, Dr. L. W. Larson, Dorothy Moses, A. A. Mayer, A. C. Van Wyk, B. O. Refvem. Page Seven Here You See . . . W x 2 I a - LOIS E. ANDERSEN LUCILE M. ANDERSON N. M. ANDERSON Can she bake a cherry pie? A peach of a teach! Have you heardlabout the Home Economics Mathematics Atom Twins? Science WILBUR E. ARENSTEIN AGNES BANTZ Oh Willie! N'cest pas? Commerce Languages C. T. DENTON JUANITA EDICK CHESTER EUGENE Charming Charlie' Are yaa ready? Bashful Bass Amyxicll 3 ducatimi rdf Click- Science df' ,--V V' ,Z ..., f Commerce ' ' ' ' f v 2, Ezght Our Faculty GERTRUDE EVARTS That we know our history, yy Really is no mystery. ' I -y we We had Evarts' jf English American History A W X X i - x , .X X K x ' , ii X X ORLAND HESKIN W. VAN HEUVELEN X Axel! I'M the director You figure it out for Vocal Music yourself Science CHARLES E. HOOK MILDRED HUFF IR By Hook or by crook. Huf,f's not tough- But mostly by Hoolc not really Science - - Aeronautics Mathematics fX VIN Pays N ine An OK Gang GLADYS JOHANSEN LOUISE JOHNSON LILLIANV Right dress Who killed Duncan? - Stopyfmok! Listen! Physical Education English , VX' Librarian xy 5 5? I'I- . 541 has E fm W Sit. 4 ww f 5Eisg .,.A W if-J -ff- 3-Q31 -, 3 6? CLARION LARSON Be quiet! Do you want to came up and direct? Band, Orchestra SIDNEY J. LEE We'1e short of money Social Science, Journalism Page Ten VAUGHN MAGNUSON ELLA MAY MUELLER X MURDOCI-I Maggie, Maggie Knowing how to stitch a dress, Now here's the deal English Always leads to much success X Industrial Arts, Home Economics Basketball Coach x From A to Z Hx l RITA A. MURPHY You L-an't d w hinge at once and :SU h. things well glish 1 XJ N C. NELSON MELVINA E. POLLARD In other words History always repeats itself Social Science, World History General Science JACK O. RIEDEL ETHEL ROBINSON I uin't seen nobody She must keep her books well English Typing, Bookkeeping RUTH RUDSER Art for a'rt's sake Art HX T. E. SIMLE oscAR ZETTER Sim isn't slim, is he? Chickery-chickxi Printing Vocational Agricultfiire, Science Page Eleven xg ,rf 1 X F 'p Q 1 K .., - 1? 5' D . - 61 As. I ',s 5 4' xi , f5:i:f?:u, W W9 W Q .f'Ti W L fg4e':::rd:-1: QS 'GEM-K F' L, A ju . - . x :A 2xT. 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Q9 Q LM jiifpfc Page Thl Q Q7 kN W .f - -,.--' 2 A Q ,Aw .S E ix The Class of '46 Officers when we were: Freshmen JAMES GRABOW, President ROBERT GEIERMANN, Vice President ROSEMARY BOZAK, Secretary JACK 0'BRIEN, Treasurer Sophomores ART ANDERSON, President JAMES GRABOW, Vice President DELoREs BAVENDICK, Secretary SHIRLEY KNECHT, Treasurer Juniors JACK 0'BRIEN, President LARRY MARTIN, Vice President ELIZABETH FLURER, Secretary ALICE LEE, Treasurer Valedictorian-GILBERT RUPP Salntatorian-GEORGE IVERSON lla Senior Advisors-GERTRUDE EVARTS, MILDRED HUFF, MARSHALL MURDOCH, LOIS ANDERSEN, GLADYS JOHANSON, ELLA MAY MUELLER. Senior Class Officers Tracy Koenig, Vice Presidentg Betty Lou Neils, Treasurerg Joan King, Secretary, and Bill Johnson, President. Page Fifteen xx Page Sixteen REX GENE ABELEIN She's got me where I want to be. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 4: Football 2, 3: Symphony 4: K. Cram Sib 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. LOREN ANDERSON You'll find me at 6th and Ave. D. Band 1. 2, 3, 4: K. Cram Sib 2, 3, 4. ERNY ANDRE Lean and lanky. Basketball 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. VIVIAN ANN BAKKEN Vivian looks like she just stepped out of Vogue. K. Cram Sib 3: Prom Committee 3. BARBARA BARNECK I hurry not, neither do I worry. Freshman Chorus 1: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Orches- tra 2: Prom Committee 3: Concert Choir 4: K. Cram Sib 1, 2, 3, 4. D0LoREs BAVENDICK Life is boring, Holy Smokes, all I do is guzzle cakes. Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 2: Hi-Herald Staff 4: K. Cram Sib 2, 3, 4: Gloria 3, 4. DE LORIs BELK She has many friends, 'cause she's a very good one. G. A. A, 1, 2, 3, 4. MILDRED BENDER You can't bend-her to your will. Transfer-Linton. JERRY B0A'rR1GH'r When I'm not at home, call the pub. Football 4: Basketball 1: Booster Board 3: Gloria 3, 4: Annual Staff 4. ELEANOR BOUGAS My merit, my gain. Booster Board 1: K. Cram Sib 3: Honor Society 4. LORNA BOUTROUS Music has charms, and so have musicians. Representative Junior 3: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Hi-Herald Reporter 3: Hi-Herald Desk Editor 4: Concert Choir 4: A Capella 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Business Manager of Annual 4: K. Cram Sib 1, 2, 3, 4: Gloria 3, 4: Freshman Chorus 1. ROBERTA BOYD She's got plenty of face value. Freshman Chorus 1: Mixed Chorus 3: Concert Choir 4: K. Cram Sib 1. 3. 4: Gloria 3, 4. PAUL BOYD Mighty like a rose. Hi-Herald Staff 4. ROSEMARY BOZAK Rosy and her violin-quite a pair. K. Cram Sib 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Little Symphony 1, 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4: Hi-Herald Staff 4: Booster Board 1, 2, 4: Mixed chorus 3 : Concert Choir 4: Gloria 1, 3, 4: Class Officer 1 : Prom Committee 3: Home- coming Attendant 4: Barn Dance Queen 4: Representative Junior 3: Little Symphony Soloist 3. REVA BRAc1-1voGEL Goldilocks. RICHARD BRANDES Defeat isn't bitter if you don't swallow it. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 3, 4: K. Cram Sib 3: Gloria 3: Booster Board 1, 2, 3, 4: President of Booster Board 4: Representative Jr. 3: Canteen Board 3: Rotarian Guest Speaker 3. ARTHUR CLARIDGE Blondes Preferred. Band 1, 2. MEYER COHEN Life is so simple-Oh, Yeah. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: K. Cram Sib 2: Gloria 3. ROBERT COLBURN Th.ere's lots of life in the old world yet. Transfer-Citronelle, Ala. Orchestra 3, 4: Gloria 3, 4: Symphony 3, 4: Honor Society 4. CONSTANCE CORDNER Connie should have a bridge on her charm, bracelet. Annual Staff 4: Mixed Chorus 3: A Cappella 3: Concert Choir 4: Gloria 3: K. Cram Sib 3. LAVERNA MAE CRAIG Laverna mae cause you to wonder. Just get to know her better. Band 1: Reporter Hi-Herald 1, 2: Prom Com- mittee 3: Commencement Committee 3: K. Cram Sib 3: Concert Choir 4: Annual Staff 4: Gloria 4: Honor Society 4. ROBERT DANIEL Some are leaders, but I'm content to follow. IRIS VIoLA DOCKTER Her interests are in the Navy. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Treasurer of G.A.A. 3. WILLIAM DREW A word to the wise is useless. Transfer-Jamestown. JACK DUTT I will not be a slave to work and worry. SADIE EELE We hope her ambitions some true. MURVIN ENGSTROM Strictly a misogynist. Transfer-Wilton. ARLETTE ERICKSON Prudent, proper, prim, a swell gal. ZENA ERICKSON Dancing, I love it. Freshman Chorus 1: K. Cram Sib 1, 3: I Concert Choir 4. LYNN ESLINGER It's never too late. Football 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Concert Choir 4: Track 1, 2. l l l I I I I Page Seventeen Page Eighteen J oHN FAHLGREN I love the life I live. Prom Committee 3: Band 1, 2. VINCENT FENELON If you have Fin-along, 1107471 have fun- Transfer-Devils Lake. Football 4: Gloria 3, 4: K. Cram Sib 3. 43 Lettermen's Club 4: Annual 4: Rotary Speaker 4. DELORES FETCH She'll need no one to Fetch her a man. MARILYN FLECK Beauty and brains-all in one. K. Cram Sib 1: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH FLURER Gather ye Rosebuds while ye may. Representative Jr, 3: Secretary of Class 3: Hi-Herald Staff 4: Prom Committee 3: Fam- ily UDstairs 4: Gloria 3: Honor Society 4: Canteen Governing Board 3, 4. CHARLOTTE FOLMER Slender, tender and kind of tall. Transfer-Minot: G.A.A. 4. BETTY FORDE 10-20-30-Forde: Oh! She's already started. Gloria 3, 4: Reporter Hi-Herald Z, 3: K. Cram Sib 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff 4: Canteen Board 4: Homecoming Attendant 4: Freshman Chorus 1 : Canteen Vice President 4: A Capella 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Concert Choir 4: Prom Committee 3. LUCILLE FRICKE Fricke and Johnnie were lovers: But where does Bartoli come in? Transfer-Wilton. ELAINE FUNSTON Just smile awhile and all's well. Gloria 3. ARLEY GALLUP You can walk, I'll gallup. Track 3, 4. SHIRLEY GALLUP She'll trot her way to success. ROBERT GEIERMANN I like 'em yonnggand Tiny. Football 1, 23 Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Track Manager 2, 3: Band 1, 2: Class Vice Presi- dent 1g Football Manager 3: K. Cram Sib 3. J AMES GRABOW She's got 'me where I want her Ho have me, of coursel. Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Football 4: Track 3. 4: Booster Board 1, 2, 4: Hi-Herald 4: President Governing Board 4: Class President 1: Class Vice President 2: Concert Choir 4: Annual Staff 4: Representative Jr. 3: Vice President Booster Board 3. ROMONA GRONOS The supreme excellence is simplicity. Transfer-Glenwood, Minnesota. Annual Staff 4. COLLEEN JOYCE HAAS She haaa what it takes. GRETCHEN HANDTMANN Gretch goes for sailors in a big way- of course we mean her dad. Transfer-Fargo: Gloria 3: Hi-Herald 4' Honor Society. ROLE HARMSEN ' Bismarckis Atlas maiden swooner. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2: K. Cram Sib 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Track 1: Football 2, 4: Cheerleader 1: Prom Committee 3. MARJORIE HARRINGTON Nothing is as precious as time and I sure take plenty of it. J EAN HEDAHL Heed-all-that's my motto. Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Concert Choir 4: Choir Treasurer 4: Honor Society: K. Cram Sib 1, 2, 3: Hi-Herald Society Editor 4: Annual Staff 4: Prom Chairman 3: Family Up- stairs 4, ARLENE HENNINGER She's quick on the Trygg-er. Transfer-Superior, Wisconsin. Prom Committee: Honor Society. ELEANOR HERDEBU We hope .vhe'll soon make her debute. MILDRED HERING Blow ye winds: ye've got competition. Freshman Choir 1: A Cappella 2, 3' Mixed chorus 2, sg Gloria 3: K. cram sii, 2, ag Concert Choir 4. JOY HETHERINGTON She figures in a neat way. JOHN HILDENBRAND Joy and drums in my heart. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: K. Cram Sib 1, 2. ROBERTA HOGUE The more I learn, the longer it will take me to forget. Gloria 1. HELEN IVERSON Study is her recreation. Freshman Chorus 1: Gloria 1: Let Me Come Back 3: Art Editor of the Annual 4: Honor Society 4. GEORGE IVERSON Behold! Ambition on his brow. Rotary Speaker 3: History Award 3: Honor Society 4: Salutatorian 4. JOHN JACOBSON Jake has na use for women. XVARREN JENSEN He's backward about coming forward. F.F.A. 4. AARON JOHNSON My love has gone away. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Co-Captain 4: Track 1. 2, 3, 4: Letterman's Club 2 3 4' Concert Choir 4: Concert Choir President 42 Band 1, 2. I I 1 I l I 1 J M Page Twenty RICHARD JOHNSON Did you hear my joke or were you sick before? Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Track 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball Manager 1, 3, 4: Gloria 3: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 4: Hi-Herald Staff 4. WILBUR JOHNSON Willie the Wicked, Concert Choir 4: Class President 4: Gloria 4. TOM KAISER What makes Kaiser wiser? Transfer-St. Mary's. Football 4: Basketball 4: Hi-Herald 4: Family Upstairs 4: Prom Committcc 3. ARLYS KALLAND I never worry. Band 1: Honor Society 4. RICHARD KARLGAARD But what can a .Guy do? Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1. 2, 3, 4: Hi-Herald Staff 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football CO- Captain 4: Letterman's Club 2. 3, 4: Repre- sentative Jr. 3. LLOYD KEMPF I like them all. BREEN KENNELLY Your fun is my fun. Gloria 3. 4: K. Cram Sib 3: Hi-Herald Staff 4: Canteen Board 3. J OAN KING Her heart is with the Army. Hi-Herald Staff 4: Class Secretary 4: Prom Committee 3: Gloria 3. SHIRLEY KNECHT Editor. Honor Society 4: D.A.R. Girl: Homecoming Queen 4: Let Me Come Back 3: Hi-Herald Reporter 1. 2: Class Treasurer 2: Booster Board 4: Editor Of Annual 4: Canteen Board Secretary 3: Representative Jr. 3: Prom Com- mittee 3: K. Cram Sib 3. TRACY KOI-:NIG Associate Editor. Transfer-Braddock. Honor Society 4: Basketball 3. 4: Hi-Herald Staff 4: Class Vice President 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 43 Associate Editor of Annual 4. DOROTHY KORPONDINOS Small but dynamic. Transfer-Williston. MARILYN KRESS A Song in her heart. A Smile on her lips. K. .Cram Sib 2, 3: Gloria 3. MARION KRUEGER I want to be a babe in arms. Gloria 33 Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4: Honor Society 4. MADELINE KUNTZ I'11e got my arrow-new I'll get my beau. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Concert Choir Soloist 4: MARLENE KUNZ A Teaeher's Paradise. Freshman Chorus 1: K. Cram Sib 1: Gloria 3: Annual Staff 4: Honor Society 4. VERNA LANG A friendly girl with many friends. Transfer-Sterling. VIoLA LANG A woman only keeps one secret: what she does not know herself. CHARLOTTE LARSON One of those girls you just have to like. Prom Committee 3: Gloria 3. M ILDRED LAUB The F'leet's In. Transfer-Miles City. Montana. Hi-Herald Staff 4: Honor Society 4. ALICE LEE Pages 42 and 43 in The Family Upstairs. Boing! Honor Society 4: Representative Jr. 3: Junior Class Treasurer 3: Prom Committee 3: Home- coming Attendant 4: Band 1: Booster Board: Hi-Herald Staff 4: Family Upstairs 4: Canteen Board Secretary 4: Let Me Come Back 3. BETTY MAE LEE Just here for knowledge. WANDA LENIHAN She'll Len-i-han anytime. J EANNE LEONHARD Come hither or I'll come after you-eyes. K. Cram Sib 1, 2, 4: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 4: Annual Staff 4: Prom Committee 3: Gloria 4. VERNE J. LINZBACH I never found the companion that was so companionable as solitude. Transfer-Jamestown. Track 2, 3, 4: Football 4. FRANCES ANN LIPP An active, wise, and witty lass. Concert Choir 4: K. Cram Sib 2, 3, 4: Gloria 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Prom Committee 3: Mixed Chorus 3: A Cappella 3. WILBUR MANDIGO The studious type. Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1, 2. 3. JOAN MARQUIS Mandan males must manhandle Marquis. Gloria 3. LARRY MARTIN Dov isn't Bohrer-ed. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 4: President of Band 4: Booster Board 3, 4: Class Vice President 3: Annual Staff 4: Basketball 1, 3, 4 : Gloria 3, 4: K. Cram Sib 2. 3, 4: Representa- tive Jr. 3: Rotary Speaker 3: Let Me Come Back 3. Page Twenty-one 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Page Tw enty-tum LEONARD MENNES Just naturally full of fun. Band 2, 3, 4. ART MERKEL Courage, my boy, Courage! ARNOLD METZGER That I am a 'man I'd have you know: even though I have some space ta grow. LEONNE MEYER The three R's , reliable, ready, reserved. RAY MICHEL Tall, dark, and undernourished. Transfer-Steele. Band 4: Concert Choir 4: Football 4. Basketball 45 Little Symphony 4. BETTY JUNE MIDDLEMAS I'm saving 'myself for Bill. Prom Committee 3. RAMONA MILLS Mona Mills around the boys. Band 1, 2, 3, 41 K. Cram Sib 3. ELDEN MOHR Mohr and Mohr this heart of mine confesses. JOY MORFORD You'll get Joy from Mor-fords-we did. Transfer-Valley City. RAYMOND MOUNT We hope Ray Mounts to success. PAT MYHRE Today let us play: tomorrow we may have to work. BETTY Lou NEILS Art is her line, and we don't mean a. man, Representative Jr. 3: Senior Class Treasurer 4: Annual Staff 4: I-Ii-Herald Staff 49 Prom Committee 3: Honor Society 4. LOIS NICHOLSON Sweet personality: Full of raseality. K. Cram Sib 1, 3: Family Upstairs 43 Mixed Chorus 3: Concert Choir 4: Hi-Herald Staff 4, Prom Committee 3: Jr. Edition of Hi-Herald 3: Gloria 4. ANNA MAE NORDSTROM She is just the kind 'whose nature never umrries. JAMES O'BRIEN Pet him, ladies: he won't bite. JACK 0'BRIEN 'Tin love that makes the arms go 'round. Class Treasurer 1: Class President 3: Booster Board 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, 4: Representa- tive Jr. 3: Honor Society 4. IRENE ODE Gentle, perhaps shy. but a true friend to those who know her well. Gloria 3: Prom Committee 3. DOLOREs ODER No Oder there. She's a Bob Burns fan. Freshman chorus 1: K. Cram Sib 1. 4: Gloria 3, 43 Concert Choir 4: Prom Committee 3. LELAND OGDEN We grant although he has much wit. he's 'very shy of using it. Transfer-Hensler. Football 3, 4: Track 3. 4: Honor Society 4g Lettermen's Club 3, 4. KEITH OLSON Such men are dangerous. Transfer-Moffit. JANICE OMDAHL Incendiary Blonde. Freshman Chorus 1: Choir 2: K. Cram Sib 11 Prom Committee 3. TOM ORCHARD There's mischief in those eyes. Football 1, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Hi-Herald Staff 4: Family Upstairs 4: Rotary Speaker Eldition of Hi-Herald 3: Lettermen's U , . JACK OWEN Lessons don't bother me: neither do girls. K. Cram Sib 3, 4: Rotary Speaker 3 Q Gloria 4. PAUL OWEN Bait the hook well-he probably will bite. Transfer-Mencken. F.F.A. P resident 3. LAVERNE PETERSON She. puts worry in the bottom of her heart, sits on the lid and smiles. Gloria 3. Lois PETERSON Her friends are many, her foes-are there any? Gloria 3: G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: G.A.A. Secretary 35 G.A.A. President 4. ANNA PUKLICH Speech is great, but silence is greater. Prom Committee 3. FRANCES PUKLICH Come on. Gang, Zet's ga. Pays Twenty-three Page Twenty-,four RICHARD QUAMME We see un obstacle in his Path of progress! he hates all women. FLOYD B. REYNOLDS Gee, how her old man can run. DELORES RUPP I don't care much for excitement. GILBERT RUPP Not much brawn-but plenty of brains. Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Little Sym- phony 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Valedictorian. Jo ANNE SALTZMAN She didn't have to use Salt on her Man. Freshman Chorus 1: K. Cram Sib 1: Annual Staff 4: Gloria 3. BERYL SCHANTZ Beryl Bags the Boys. Prom Committee 3. ALMA SCHLITTENHARDT Someone we have not yet heard from. Transfer-Temvik. DIRCK SCHNEIDER Our eyes have metgour lifos not yet: But oh you kid! l'll get you yet. Band 1, 2: Football 3, 4: Gloria 4: Basketball 45 Concert Choir 4: Annual Staff 4. INEz ScHocK She was ever backward about coming forward. Transfer-Power, Montana. IRENE SCHULTZ Let ua make hey! hey! when the moon shines. Freshman Chorus 1: A Cappella 3: Mixed Chorus 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 4: K. Cram Sib 2. WINNIFRED SIEMS She Siems okay to us. Gloria 3: Honor Society 4. JOANNE SIMONS A good kid at heart, but who can see her heart? K. Cram Sib 2, 3. 4: Gloria 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3: A Cappella 3: Conceit Choir 45 Associate Editor of Hi-Herald 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: The Family Upstairs 4: Let Me Come Back 3. JAMES D. SMITH The Smith, a mighty man was he. Transfer-Selfridge. LOIS SOLBERG Quiet. but ao is dynamite until it explodes. Gloria 3: Homecoming Attendant 4. VIRGINIA SORENSEN She's got a good line but her hooks are a little rusty. Society Editor of Hi-Herald 4: Freshman Chorus 1: Concert Choir 4. DICK STEE Tall as a Stee-ple. Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Canteen Gov- erning Board 4: Band 1: Hi-Herald Staff 4. DON STRANDEMO Casanova. LoIs MAE STUART I'm going to do something wise or otherwise. Transfer-fMott. Mixed Chorus 3: A Cappella 3 : Concert Choir 4 : K. Cram Sib 3. ALICE SUNDBY Laughing and happy her whole life through. Freshman Chorus 1: G.A.A. 1: K. Cram Sib 21 Gloria 2. LELAND THAL If silence were golden, he would be a millionaire. Track 2, 3, 4: Band 1: Concert Choir 4. CLARENCE THRoNsoN What do you know, it's morning already. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 4: K. Cram Sib 3: Basketball 1, 3: Football 1. BEATRICE TOLCHINSKY Small but so was the atomic homb. DAVID TRYGG Beware-I may do something startling yet. Transfer-Harvey. Gloria 3, 4. ROY TUDOR Tudor or four door. It makes no difference with him, just so it's a car. PAUL VOGEL Ya-ta-ta, ya-ta-ta, talk, talk, talk. Gloria 3. 4: Rotarian Speaker 3: Hi-Herald Editor 4: Family Upstairs 4: State Amer- ican Lezion Oratorical Award 3. 4. GEORGE WARD Patience is a necessary ingredient of success. DONNA WEI-IMI-IOEFER I can't think of two things at once, so I think of him. Concert Choir 4: Annual Staff 4: Prom Com- mittee 3. DUDLEY WI-II'rsoN He's always pickin' on me. Hi-Herald Staff 4: The Family Upstairs 4. HAROLD KITZMAN fNot Pictured! I live on the farmgl autta know. Transfer-New Salem. President of F.F.A. 4. Page Twenty-fivf l Cur I946 Geniuses . . . Better Known as the Honor Society Although the average of Leland Ogden is second highest in the class, he does not qualify for salutatorian because he has attended Bismarck High one year. Rupp, Gilbert . Ogden, Leland . Iverson, George Kunz, Marlene . Bozak, Rosemary Iverson, Helen . Knecht, Shirley . Flurer, Elizabeth Krueger, Marion Koenig, Tracy . Siems, Winnifred Page Twenty ma: .....94.64 . 94.33 . . 93.18 . . 92.97 . . 92.03 . . 91.85 . . 91.50 . . 91.37 . . 91.36 . . 91.32 . . 90.86 Handtmann, Gretchen Kalland, Arlys . . Laub, Mildred . . Hedahl, Jean . . Neils, Betty Lou . Henninger, Arlene . Bougas, Eleanor . Lee, Alice . . . Craig, Laverna . . 0'Brien, John F. . Colburn, Robert . . 90.71 90.41 90.28 90.21 90.03 90.00 89.88 89.52 89.48 89.44 89.41 Juniors 'LL7 Class Sponsors-Johnson, Eugene, Riedel, Huss, Zetter, Pollard. Class Officers Richard Lee, Vice Presidentg Peter Olson, Secretaryg Shirley Jones, Treasurerg George Miller, President. More Power to You. . . FIRST Row: SECOND Row : Tx-mm Row: FOURTH Row : FIFTH Row 2 Beers, Baker, Blanc, Csnitz, Clizbe, B ittis, Bowen, Boelter. Bolkan, Albrecht, Beyer, Asbridge, Breen. Bechtle, Bride. Cripe, Conyne. K. Anderson, Baska, R. Anderson. Page Twenty-seven Fmsr Row: Fohl, Fricke, Eele, Geohring. Fitzgerald. SECOND Row: Gamble, Forde, Hall, Gabel, Danielson, Hayter. THIRD Row: Gilbert, Hummel, Hauch, Heising. FOURTH Row: Falkenstein. Dutt, Dela Barre, Dunahay, Fevold. A The Class of '47 I KX, 1-,il Page Twenty-eight FIRST ROW: J. Morton, Meisner, Metzger. SECOND Row: Lunn, Marquardt, Kutchera, P. Johnson. THIRD Row: T. Johnson, Leer. FOURTH Row: Moyer, R. Morton. Hjelle, D. Miller, G. Miller. FIRST Row: Kapier. B. Klein, Lang, Larkin, I. Miller. SECOND Row: Kellel, Metcalf, L. Johnson, Kent, Nagel. Kleppe. THIRD ROW: J. Keller G. Johnson. Jones,, Herdebu, H. Mueller. FOURTH Row: P. Keller, Knoke, Lane, Klein, McKinnon. FIRST Row: Pfeifer, Roth, V. ODD, Peberson, Parsnick. SECOND Row: Orchard, Page, Patera, Rusert, Nygaard, Schuette, P. Olson. THIRD Row: Albert. Olson, Ojanen, L. Opp. Nordstrom, Evans Oberlander. FOURTH Row: D. Nelson, Neils, H. Nelson, Otesa, Quanrud, Rue, Owen, Schultz. FIRST Row: Freise, Harju. Spitzer, B. Ryberg, Wahlman. Scherbinske, Warren, Morley. SI-:coND Row: Nelson, Simons. Schmidt, Turner, Tavis, Wilde, Wildfang. THIRD Row: Yegen, Wood, Swanson, Tjaden, Schmitz, C. Ryberg. Folmrn Row: Schweitzer, Scherer, Walker, Welch. Warren, Robidou, Snyder. FIFTH RUW: Salter, Dresbach, Macdonald, Kleve, R. Ryberg, Sept, Lee. Page Twenty-nine Soph m '48 Class Sponsors-Murphy, N. Anderson, Lucile Anderson, Denton, Feury, Magnuson. Class Officers Charles Bryan, Treasurerg Estelle Kennelly, Secretaryg Dale Boatright, Vice Presidentg Edward Adams, President. , -E SW is f Your Future fs Bri ht... ,I 1 1, g -Ci? J 5 i i l Page Th ir ty FIRST ROW: B. Boyd, Auwinger, S. Anderson, Bender, Bride, A. Beattie, C. Beattie. SECOND Row: Bleakney, J. Anderson, Bakken, Broste, K. Anderson, Bavendick, Berry, Boatright. THIRD Row: Brostrom, Belk, Bailey, Arman, Adams, Bradford, E. Anderson. FOURTH Row: Benjamin, Arness, Asplund, Brickell, Brunmeier, Arnts. FIRST Row: Fredricks, Furrer, Geohring, Comoza, Clark, N. Carley, Coats. SECOND Row: Ehrmantraut, Burkhart, Corell, Fritz, David, Dimond, George. TI-IIRD ROW: Clausnitzer, Delzer, Fahlgren, Dirlam, Fuehrer, Diede. FOURTH Row: Everts, Engel, Enirk, Bryan, Doerr. f-'?i A I1 . .With Hopes of 48 9 ' pl' in . l FIRST Row: Ecklund, Hochhalter. Hoefel, Haas. W. Johnson, Guptill, P. Harju. SECOND Row: Gregg, Cart, Gray, J. Johnson, Gronberg, Jensen, Herman, N. Harju, THIRD Row: Held, Irvine, Holtman, Falconer, B. Johnson, Hanson. FOURTH Row: Heaton, Hedner, Isaak, Greyerbiehl, Gilbreath, S. Johnson. Page Thirty-one FIRST Row: D. Lewis, Mauch, J. Lewis, Mahlman, Klein, Kaiser, Maltby. SECOND Row: Kirby, Kruckenberg, Lee, Koch, P. Larsen, Kennelly, La Porn, THIRD Row: Lovin, Lennick, Kavonius, La Vine, Kling, Kugler, R. Larson. FOURTH Row: Lester, Kress, Mandigo, Kast, Marquart, Lipp. FIRST Row: McDonald, F. Nelson, Ojanen, Ochsner, Mueller, Pfenning, Perkins, Olson. SECOND Row: Nicholson, Vera Ode, B. Nelson, Mount, Nustad, 0'Brien. Peightal. THIRD ROW: Y. Ode. Marquis, Nordstrom, Paulson, Michelson, Neff, D. Miller, Owen. FOURTH ROW: G. Olson, D. Patchen, Pantzke, McFa.ll, A. Miller, Netzbandt, R. Patchen, Mertz Page Thirty-two FIRST Row: Wahlman, Westbrook, Meyers, N. Welch, Scheppler, Thal, Vossler. SECOND Row: Bittis, D. Welch, Savich, Robinson, Rosenberg, Taft. THIRD Row: Danielson, Winmill, Wetzel, Ryberg, Setbe, Schatz. FOURTH ROW: Taplin, Richholt, Spitzer, Smith, Turner, Wilson, Gebhardt, Savran. Freshmen '49 Class Sponsors-Edick, Lee, Van Heuvelen, Nelson, Hook, Langemo. Class Officers Sue Will, President, Lenore Larson, Vice Presidentg Patricia Gronos, Treasurer: Lee Tavis, Secretary. Green Things Grow 5 '-s 7 FIRST Row: Bakken, Beal, Carman, Burtts, Babcock, Bohrer, Boatright, Bonneville, L. Anderson, M. Anderson, Clausnitzer. SECOND ROW: Clizbe, Buscher, A. Anderson, Bolkan, Betts, Austin, Brynjulson, Doris Asplund, Duane Aune, Clark. THIRD Row: Benjamin, Bryon, R. Anderson, S. Campbell, Amory, J. Asplund, Bohrer, Bernhart. FOURTH Row: E. Anderson, B. Andrews, Broste, K. Asplund, David Asplund, Boise, R. Campbell. 1 Page Thirty-three FIRST Row: Cripe. Eslinger, Farnam. Dockter, Haakenson, Farrell, Coats, Dalager, Doll, Fisher. SECOND Row: Elivess, Fairman, Lorraine Fricke, Falkenstein, Dooley, Engel, Doerr, Jean Funston. THIRD Row: Cullan, Dolph, Crumb, Eck, Conyne, Lola Fricke, Norma Funston, Coddington. FIRST ROW: Hauser, Gronos, Holt, Hektner, Hoover, Heidt. B. Jenkins. SECOND Row: Heinle, Hayes, Harju, Herdebu, R. Jenkins, I-Ienderschott, P. Johnson, Gabel. THIRD ROW: Hochhalter, Horn, Hjelle, Johnson, Hart, Hetherington, Hulligan, Harm, Harmsen. Page Thirty-,four FIRST ROW: N. Kruckenberg, Lighthizer, G. Maloney, Ledgerwood, Lazarus, Kleven, Josund, L. Larson Klugherz, Lee SECOND Row: Juhala, Lester, L. Keller, M-. Maloney, Klee, McArthur, M. Johnson, Krueger. Kastner. THIRD ROW: Kabeley, Kutchera, R. Keller, Morley, Kuutz, McCay, Kleppe, Mork, Meyer, Kimball. FIRST ROW: Mazigian, Myhre, Morley, Neugebauer, Nicholson, I. Miller, Offerdahl. X 1 SECOND Row: M. Olson, Nordrum, Oster, L. Nelson, Millet, Marquardt, D. Olson, Niles. THIRD ROW: H. Nelson, Ojanen, 0'May, Mindt, Mohr, D. Miller, Neuhardt, Mehrer, Munsch. FIRST Row: Sept, Bowers, Hoffman, A. Ryberg, Sabins, Schuette, Robbins, Register, Beseler. SECOND ROW: Scholberpz, Stewart, Picco, Riecke, Ashridge, Simons, Rohrer, Roberson, THIRD Row: Hwlm, Rinkel, Pierce, McFall, L. Olson, Marion Peterson, Gesellchen, Scheppler. FOURTH Row: Pinks, Neils, W. Larson, Hinsz, Peltz, Selness, Schatz, Marvin Peterson, Plunkett, Meyer, Smith, Schmitcke, Johnson, Peggy Plunkett, Schacht, Pierson, Sell. Gallup, Porter, Mazigian, Boerth, Kuntz, Otteson, Schubert, William FIRST ROW: E. Smith, Steinert, O. Vollan, Walker, Young, Tolchinsky, Zerr, I. Van Ness, Triber. SECOND ROW: Warming. E. Van Ness, Reff, Suelzle, B. Wood, Swanson, Will, Tyler, Vendsel, Christiansen, G. Jorgensen. THIRD Row: Thysell, Ely, Sprynczynatyk, E. Welch, Tavis, Swenson, Wehmhoefer, K. Larson, Thompson, Craven. FOURTH ROW: Triber, W. Jorgenson, Pfliger, Synstegard, Watson, Warren, Slovarp R. Scott, Woods, Wall, Hughes, D. vouan. ' Page Thirty-five 1 2 3 4. 5. 6. 7. 8 9. Page Thirty-six Is it a bird? A man? No-Grabow! Bashful, Pat? Which way is Pettibone? She's a big girl now. Going my way? Manpower shortage. New Year's Eve. Atlas. Campfire girls. Which way did he go? Draft-bait. Ooh, those tans! Can anybody spare a dime Candy? Penny for your thoughts, Krug. Eek! Who cut off the bent fender? Fleas? - QC? 4' . N ff A ,531 ' - A X .fg 'gm 55655 , ,gr 19 Vx A355333 ' 47 'WPI Swgqxnixwg A guns.. we-3.-ew , 4: 447 :iw s,I xflgfq fgggyafsnll M W! f.,f7lq'Ulf lllmr' fif'4-J! I hill!! R 'Mlm H751 M 'JQHI4 why K' f5!!!!!,- GEQJV nf ' K I f ' I K V X 7511 V' Xxf' Y- j 11' K. I ' a f T 2 A 1 Q gums LAQMLCTYV IT! Pay Q - Wt 0 XX LJ Cur Booster Board Seated: Dick Brandes, president: Mrs. Bantz, advisor: standing, front row: Estelle Kennelly, Rosemary Bozak, Dale Boatright, Kitty Koch, Dana Hall, Shirley Knecht, Bob Warming, Sue Will: back row: Russell Patchen, Jack O'Brien, Don Sept, Beverly Patera, Larry Martin. Zona Michelson, We really think the Booster Board has done a fine job this year. You know it isn't easy to get a pep meeting together or even to get anyone else to do it. They've handled everything with efficiency and pep under Dick Brandes, their president. So hats off to the Booster Board of B. H. S. Page Thirty-'nine Prairie Breezes Jack O'Brien, photographer: Lorna Bcutrous, business manager: Mrs. Anderson, advisor: Shirley Knecht, editor: Tracy Koenig, associate editor. SEATED: Ramona Gronos proofreader: Marion Krueger, typist: Donna Wehmhoefer, business staff: Betty Forde, business staff: Laverna Mae Craig, calendar: Jean Hedahl, proofreader. SECOND Row: betty Lou Neils. art editor: Frannie Ann Lipp, snapshots: Joanne Saltzman, snapshots: Connie Cordner, snapshots: Jean Leonhard, calendar. THIRD ROW: Larry Martin, sports editor: Vincent Fenelon, snapshots: James Grabow, business staff: Rolf Harmsen, business staff: Helen Iverson, art editor: Marlene Kunz, typist. Nor PICTURED: Jerry Boatright, business staff: Dick Brandes, sports editor: Dirck Schneider, snapshots. Page Forty Bismarck I-li-I-lerald Breen Kennelly, business managerg Joanne Simons, associate editorg Paul Vogel, editor. STANDING! Paul Boyd, Virginia Sorensen, Dick Johnson, Alice Lee, Dick Karlgaard, Jim Grabow, Tom Orchard, Dick Stee, Liz Flurer, Lois Nicholson, Millie Laub, Paul Vogel, Breen Kennelly, Grettie Handtmann. SEATED: Rosemary Bozak, Jean Hedahl, Joan King, Lorna Boutrous, Joanne Simons, Dolores Bavendick, Tracy Koenig. Page Forty-one Cur Band FIRST Row: Leash:-1rd, Klaudt, Mahlman, Meisner, Carley, Riecke, Barnek, LaVine, Cart, Neustad, Westley, Ecklund F. eson. SECOND Row: Lewis, Beattie, P. Olson, Abelein, Conyne, D. Nelson, Cohen, L. Martin, Beattie, Mills, S. Anderson. THIRD Row: Welch, Bailey, Larson, Cripe, D. Miller, Walker, Taft, Yegen, Hildenbrand, Berry, Snyder. FOURTH ROW: G, Olson, Andre, Mennes, Kleve, Greyerbiehl, Abfalter, Adams, L. Anderson. FIFTH ROW: Brandes, Bavendick, Mandigo, Morton, Lee, Dela Barre, Michel, D. Johnson, Thrnnson, Schweitzer, Neils, Hummel, Freise. Nm' PICTUREDZ B. Conyne, T. Johnson, Rupp. Sell. Second Band FIRST Row: Kutchera, Wood, P. Niles, Tolchinsky, Klein, George. SECOND Row: Miller, Kress, Farrell, Mehrer, H. Nelson, Isaac, Carley, Cripe, Dooley, Swenson. THIRD Row: Boatright, Schacht, Pierce, Lane, Henderschott. FOURTH Row: Arman, Tavis, Neils, Ely, W. Larson, Lipp, Delbert Triber, Sundahl, Deryl Triber, Page Forty-two Our Choir Fmsr Row : Si1coNn Row : THIRD Row: Fovkru Row : FIFTH Rows Slx'rH Row: Betty Forde, Jean Hedahl, Joanne Simons, Virginia Sorensen, Kathleen Tjadin, Orland Heskin, director: Dolores Bavendick, Corinne Koch, Jeanette Riedel, Beatrice Nygaard. Mildred Hering, Marty Tavis, Barbara Barneck, Margaret Aandahl, Marilyn Kress, Delores Oder, Donna Westley. Inie Miller, Shirley Pfeifer. Roberta Boyd, Arlene Kapfer. Audrey Parsnick. Jeanne Lconhard, Helen Quamme, Margrita Racek. Nancy Edwards, Delores Miller. Jacqueline LaVine, Zena Erickson, Constance Cordner, Frances Ann LipD. Rosemary Bozak, Laverna Craig. Joan Brezden, Erin Schmitz, Richard Larson, Roger Borderud, Floyd Reynolds, Donald Arness, Frank Bavendick. Charles Brickel, Thomas Snyder, Lois Nicholson. Harold Ol:-ei-lander, Edward Boerth, Aaron Johnson, Donald Otesa, Larry Martin, Lindal Scott, John Quanrud, Richard Lee, Thomas Kaiser, Leland Thal, Myron Klaudt. Lynn Eslinger, Wallace Dela Barre, James Grabow, Robert Kleve, Merritt Greyerbiehl, Ray Michel, Jerome Leer, Rex Abelein, Wilbur Johnson, David Welch, Robert Morton. Tryouts! Heskin has really produced a super choir this year, and one that the Whole school is mighty proud of. To the golden voices of B. H. S. who did a wonderful job in putting B. H. S. musically on the map, we extend our greatest hopes for the future. Page Forty-three ,N X' 4 , A7-,VL kk, l.'..1'-A-QR Q 1 22mg Jifosf P I qawsx, 4 fx -L-lk 'N 4! - 7,5 MXN, if Lxgyl N 1 h 'xt f L,4f,,K Cur Orc estra ff 1- f' if ham Sf if Ur .5 ' - FIRST Row: W. Larson, Neugebauer, Rasche, Hayes, Josund, Vendsel, Jenkins, Lewis. SECOND Row: Bleakney, Robinson, Heaton, Young, Thompson, Nordrum, Olson, Taft, Tavis. Tnmn Row: Quunrud, Kleve, Andre, Ahelein. Rupp. Johnson, Snyder. Freshmen Chorus FIRST Row: Morley, Doll, Carman, Dalager, Walker, Plunkett, Asbridge, Director Heskin, Robertson, Babcock, Fairman, Buscher, Johnson, Dockter, Neugebauer. SECOND Row: Eslinger, Krueger, Asplund, Funston, Nelson, Juhala. Oster, Johnson, Rasche, Anderson, Zerr. Timm Row: Kleven, Josund, Scheppler, Engel. Thompson, Coddington, Larson. Betts, Asplund, Picco, Gronos, Page Forty-four Lazarus, Vendsel. GAA- FFA Barn Dance Homecoming SEAT!-DD: Alice Lee, Rosemary Bozak, Queen Shirley Knecht, Lois Solberg, and Betty Forde. STANDING: Dick Stee, Lynn Eslinger, Aaron Johnson, Tom Kaiser, Dick Karlgaard. Page Forty-five Page Forty-six The Family Upstairs, given by the Hi-Herald staff. Every year the students ances. The first is a play is the play Gloria, which is In addition to this, K. Cram of B. H. S. present two dramatic perform- sponsored by the Hi-Herald. The second the school's Christmas gift to the public. Sib, a variety show, is presented in April. This is sponsored by the music departments of the school. Due to publication deadlines, pictures of K, Cram Sib can not be included in the annual. The annual presentation of Gloria under the direction of Miss Johnson. ff '55- nv' 93? niiif F' V Aff F ' 'A' ' Q AQQQQQXX ' l u 5 - ,ill-Q il.. LASSRDGN GENES 3 ? .-1 ,.-. c 5 f -,-:' ,--' -rf u....,, Z Q. -.. 5: ...- 2 EET'- i 2 5 Y .rj Sl Page Forty mght o , - --'X.w,y' I ., I -Q Q , f v, '- wif. Here chick. Here chick. Zetter is plenty proud of his chickens and his boys, too, of course. Industrial Arts, better known as shop. Some pretty neat things have come from this class. Say, Murdoch, why don't you let the boys do it? All is peaceful, All is quiet. Then the seniors come in. Page Forty-nine All those cute posters you've seen in the halls are the products of these hard-working chillun. They have done a neat job, don't you agree? They can even boil water, or so they say. But we bet they keep M is s Andersen and Mrs. Mueller busy with the first aid kit. Page Fzfty 1 l ATA E7 g lt- as we - Q ,rg Shorthand. We really study here. Alice! Turn around, the bell just rang and everyone must look very busy when Mrs. Edick comes in, or else. K -A adv ngf1'1 S ,Ag 5-5 l 51534 'N . f WV It's a bee oo ti ful day in Bismarck. And do these happy Biology students ever know it. We don't blame 'em for wanting to get out and study nature on a day like this. Our one regret is that We didn't catch some of the fellas clogging. Denton really keeps them in trim with bas- ketball, Wrestling, boxing, football, calisthenics, and clogging. Johanson be- lieves in calis- and plen- ty of them. We think it's a good thing, toog that after one gets over being stiff. The army has nothing on these girls when it comes to obeying the commands. Page Fifty-one We wonder what it'll look like when it gets done. Tell us, boys, you really didn't do that all by yourselves, or did you? Who left the top off the nitric acid? Something similar to this is generally heard 10 to 15 times on lab days. Gets monotonous, does it not? Ah h h h h h h h h, a physics class! Hard at work, boys? You look like it. We expected to see you working on the atom bomb formula. Page Fifty-two I . 'Q B f A 94,40 if 3? Q ,QC f eq y 'D r i E K' 'fe ! if f L f A xt M37 MW ' X If sf, biggfuils psx .J fic ' Xxx D gg. Q96 Page Fifty-four Our Cheerleaders l B-B-B-i-s ----- Here, in their flashy new uniforms, are Your cheerleaders, Marilyn ful like navy blue J Babcock, Bruce fjust Watch him jumpl Bailey. Marilyn f I'm a Senior j Fleck, Harold iWhy don't you cut your hair?J Oberlander, and Pat lYes, she can smilej Gronos. Kitty Page is not pictured because she moved to Fargo before the pictures were taken. I ev-.. FH A X a-fs 2 xv Q- 1 Q1 fl f3 N l il.f V 'xr X X .w 1 . F X ,..., if ' Page Fifty-live Football The Demons' chances for an undefeated season and thus another Western Conference was halted when they were stopped, 7 to 6, by the Mandan Braves. Even after this defeat the Demons seemed to pick up and finished the season with a 4-3 record. The team was well represented on the All-State teams, and deserving players received the honors. Dick Karlgaard, stellar Demon end, won a berth on the coaches' first All-State team. Others receiving recognition on the All-State teams were Dirck Schneider, tackle 3 Dick Brandes, guardg Vince Fenelon, centerg Tom Kaiser, Doug Dunahay, Dick Stee and Dick Patchen, backs. These received honorable mention. C. T. Denton again in his excellent style coached this year's team. As usual he did a fine job of coaching and was equally concerned with each member of the team. He was ably assisted by Art Carl- son and W. Arenstein, both doing fine jobs. RIB L20 A. H. CARLSON C. T. DENTON W. E. ARENSTEIN Assistant Coach Assistant Page Fifty-sim Co-Captains AARON JOHNSON -- Th's was Bud's .RICHARD KARLGAARD - Dick won a third year on the varsity. Early in position on the first All-State team the season Bud was injured, hamper- as an end. Dick was excellent on ing his chance of All-State honors. offense, and on defense unexcelled. Football Schedule Bismarck 33 St. Mary's ...... 0 Bismarck 31 Devils Lake 7 Bismarck 6 Mandan ......, 7 Bismarck ..... 20 St. Mary's 0 Bismarck 0 Jamestown .... 20 Bismarck 6 Dickinson .,.... 0 Bismarck 0 Minot ...... 6 Last row-Fred Lunn, Doug Dunahay, Verne Linzbach, Ray Michel, Dick Johnson, Dick Stee, Tom Orchard. Dick Patcheng third row--Dick Karlgaard, Bud Johnson, Meyer Cohen. Pat Hjelle, Dick Brandes, Vince Fenelon, Bill Moyer, Lynn Eslinger: second row-Jerry Marquardt, Jerry Buatright, Bob Berry, Ed Adams, Jim Lipp, Jack Armen, Gcorge Miller, Dale Boatrightz first row-Dave Welch, Ed Abfalter, Alan Miller, Al Heising. Leland Ogden, Russell Patchen. Page Fifty-seven VERNE LINzIaAcI-IvVerne won GERALD BOATRIGHT-HBORY' won DAVID WELCH-Davie won his his first and last letter as a re- his first letter this year as a first letter this year. He was A serve end. He was hard to get by guard. He was really a Demon always dependable and played a and was a good pass catcher. on defense. hard game. I 51... f RICHARD STEE- Dixie won his third letter on the varsity. His plowing and speed granted him honorable mention. DoUcLAs DUNAI-IAY - A hard- driving junior back was Fats . His power gave him honorable mention honors. Doug won his second letter this year. RICHARD JorINsoN- Red won his first and last letter. He played a hard game and his end was seldom turned. THOMAS ORCHARD-Tom played end on this year's squad. He excelled on defense and oppos- ing teams avoided him because of his vicious tackling. Page Fifty eight WILLIAM Moran- Winning his first letter as a junior, Bill played a fine and rugged game. He will prove to be a threat next' year. JAMES Gnmzow-This. too, was Jim's first and last year of football. Goose', was injured in an early game, and was out for the greater part of the season. FRED LUNN-Fritz, a junior, played a lot of ball at right halfback. His speed and fine running brought the Demons out of many a tight spot. RAY MICHEL-Ray, a transfer from Steele. was the largest man on the team. He was hard to move out of the line. LLOYD PATCHEN - The only sophomore on this year's squad, Dick played regular left half- back for the better part of the season. He received honorable mention honors. RICHARD BRAND:-:s - Dick was :liven honorable mention All- State honors as guard, earning his second letter this year. VINCENT FENELON - This was Vince's first year of football. Nevertheless. he proved he had what it takes and thus won honorable mention All-State honors. LYNN EsuNoERi Dude played a lot of end for the Demons. He was a good pass catcher and really moved down the field under punts. MEYER COHEN - Sid won his third hard-earned letter and was a tower on defense. He will be missed next year. ALVIN HEISING-Al played a re- serve back as a junior. He will be a valuable man next year. and will bear some watching. THOMAS KAISER f Smocch played his first year of football for BHS. still his unsurpassed ball carrying won him All- State honors. Dmcx SCHNEIDI-3Rg Alex was one of the mainstays of this year's team. His aggressive- ness and undying spirit secured for him honorable mention All- State honors. Page Fafty mne Basketball Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons Demons M Page Sixty Devils Lake St. Mary's . . Williston . . Minot . Minot . . . St. Leo's . . Mandan . . . Jamestown . . Valley City SCHEDULE 24 Demons 33 Demons 33 Demons 21 Demons 35 Demons 22 Demons 27 Demons 27 Demons 34 Demons MARSHALL Munnocl-I Coach St. Mary's Dickinson Valley City Jamestown St. Leo's Mandan . Wahpeton Fargo . Dickinson lf ff Demons Coach Marshall Murdoch's Demons won eleven out of eighteen games played during the 1945-46 season. The Demons rolled up a total of 677 points to their opponents' 576. During the season, the Demons were beaten twice by their traditional intra-city rivals, St. Mary'sg but the Demons retaliated in the play-offs by returning the defeat when they downed St. Mary's 30-27. This defeat put St. Mary's out of the State Tournament and helped to put Bismarck in. Marshall Murdoch has produced some mighty fine teams since he took over the reins of the Demons' basketball squad in 1943, and as the Prairie Breezes goes to press before the State Tournament is convened, we believe that the Demons will go far in the Tourney as they are definitely of Tournament caliber. Dick Johnson was student manager for the Demons. This makes the third con- secutive year he has held this job. 12 11 0 C Page Sixty-one Xlgmwh Eyf.a'-- f + f DUDE ESLINGER Guard KENNY ANDERSON DICK KARLGAARD Forward Centey J J E ' G 9 'f' 'C JIM GRABOW Guard TRACY KOENIG LARRY M ARTIN Forward Forward Page Siwtu-two DOUG DUNAHAY Gucwd BUD BASKA Forward DIRCK SCHNEIDER Center TOM KAISER Guard BURL DUTT FREDDIE LUNN Forward Guard Page Sixty-thfez lmps Front row: Marquardt, D. Patchen, Hildenbrand: middle row: Hummel, Abfalter. Helsing, Clausnitzerg back row: Lipp. Seims, Michel, Miller, Rindahl. No matter how excellent the Demons' record is, the Imps always come out on top. During the season some of the players on the Imp squad were shifted to the varsity lineup. Imps . Imps . Imps . Imps . Imps . Imps . Imps . Imps . Imps . I age Sixty-four l SCHEDULE 31 Fort Yates 36 Angels . 31 Hazelton . 21 Linton . . 56 Beulah . 48 Wishek . 31 Angels . 27 Paps . 39 Steele . Under the guidance of Irv Huss, the Imps won seven games and lost two, scoring 320 points to their opponents 209. Next year many Imp players will see a great deal of action with the Demon regulars. Y . .10 . 22 . 28 . 25 . 22 . 20 . 17 . 32 . 33 Track C. E. HooK C. T. DENTON Due to the fact that publication deadlines do not permit us to have 1946's track pictures, the Prairie Breezes must show last year's track lettermen still in school this year. The 1945 track squad had the satisfaction and honor of bringing the State Championship to BHS which they copped at the State Track Meet at Valley City. Track probably does not excite as much enthusiasm among the student body as foot- ball and basketball do, but this branch of athletics has been loyally supported and is gaining a larger place in the BHS sports World each year. Verne Linzbach, who is not pictured, attributed greatly to the success of the track team by winning first place in the mile at the State Track Meet. In conjunction with the track and field meet, the State Championship in tennis doubles was taken by Jim Grabow and Doug Dunahay. The State Championship in the singles event was taken by Jim Grabow. Traclc Lettermen Front row: Leland Thal, Aaron Johnson, Leland Ogden: middle row: Fred Lunn, Dick Patchen: back row: Arley Gallup. Dick Karlgaard, Dick Johnson: not pictured: Verne Linzbach. Page Sixty-five Lettermen's Club Page Sizclyrsim FIRST Row : SECOND Row : THIRD Row : Fouwrn Row : N01 PICTURED: L. Thal, T. Orchard, T. Kaiser, L. Eslinger, M. Cohen, A. Johnson. Fenelon, D. Johnson. D. Patchen, D. Karlgaard. R. Abelein, D. Dunahay. Heising, J. Boatright, L. Martin, B. Baska, D. Welch, E. Abfalter, D. Schneider, F. Lunn Brandes, B. Moyer, T. Koenig, K. Anderson, R. Michel, A. Gallup. Linzbach. Freshmen Flag Twirlers FIRST Row: Lcnore Larson, Donna Zerr, Patty Gronos. SECOND Row: Delores Brynjulson. Anita Tolchinsky. Carole Bonneville. THIRD Row: Marilyn Babcock, Sue Will, Jean Lazurus. FOURTH Row: Joyce Picco, Marion Johnson, Ann Betts. 3 5 4 X ll, X .....i.li- XXI1, tl ,XXX l,,xxXll,,sxylI1,,,xxy EATUIQES x l, llfixx I 7,4-.-nv I D xox f,, Page Sixty-as-vm Page Sixty-eight l 1 2 3 4 5 6. Page Seventy Just me and the birds. Who held you up? Da-a-a-'Why the intelligent look, Dude? Seventeenth Summer. Who shot 'em for you? Thin ice, gals? Hubba! Hubba! All dressed up for Mandan, Gretchen? Jim, you aren't even fighting. D. T.'s? Hang on to that curtain. How was hunting? Freshies. 1. Popular guy. 2. Full house. 3. Cute twosome. 4. Leg art. 5. Puppy love. 6. Robin Hoodsies. 11- Page Seventy-two Babes in the breeze. Another species of crow, maybe? They said it was formal Glamour gals. That darn sun. Posin'. I've got him now. Waitin' for our ride. Oh, tee-hee! Good things come in small Packages. J 1 4 4 i My, What We Did! S.. sl 1 v I I. -:J October I swma ' . van , PARTN5 A i Seviembef Nvvember SEPT. 4-Here we stand. once again, in the halls of dear ol' B.H.S. And, we hope you Freshmen get through the day 0. K. WE know it's tough! SEPT. 7 - The 1946 Prairie Breezes staff made known today. Certainly hope some good ideas are popping. By the way, the editor is Knecht and the associate is Koenig. SEPT. 13-Elizabeth Flurer takes over as Worthy Ad- visor in Rainbow. Sure wish you a lot of luck during your term, Liz. SEPT. 14-Bismarck vs. St. Mary's, score 30-0. We still have our pride. The boys must have been spurred on by the pep meeting this morning. Don't you think that Betty Ann Kent makes a lovely tackle? SEPT. 26-Well, Rolfy! So you're the one who's been going around with such a long face ever since school started. We're really glad you finally shaved, Rolf. SEPT. 28-Today, class elec- tions. We found out from a very secret source that Bill Johnson is Sr. President: George Miller, Jr. President: Ed Adams, Sophomore: and we are very glad to see the other sex represented at last. Sue Will is the new Fresh- man President. OCT. 2- Fifty cents? That's what we said. You forgot? Too bad! We hope that wasn't you. Yup- you guessed it. new canteen tick- ets on sale tonight. We just heard about the horrible blow that is to be dealt to the student body-C. W's no excuse tardy system. OCT. 9-Tonight DeMolay in- stalled Jim Grabow as Mas- ter Councellor. Well, Jim. we know you can do it if anyone can. OCT. 19 - Today Marilyn Fleck. Kitty Page. Harold Oberlander. Marilyn Babcock, and Patty Gronos were chosen to lead us on to vic- tory. Keep up with the vim, kids. and we'll try to keep up with you. OCT. 197Pep meeting, bon- fire. game, and crowning- what a day! And all this topped off by the Home- coming Dance. We lost to Jamestown, 20 to 0, with Queen Shirley being crowned at the half. She was attended by Rosie, Lois, Betty and Alice, four lovely Seniors. OCT. 30-What a Halloween party! Just drop your ash tray, cards. etc.. at the door and come on in and join the fun. OCT. 3lffThe Freshmen put on a super talent show. Booster Board reports they put over this month's 9091, drive. Good work. Nov. 2 - Our last football game of the season. Bis- marck 0, Minot 6. After the game a Rainbow-DeMolay dance was held with Dickin- son and Minot well repre- sented. The B. H. S. gals didn't seem to mind. Did they? Nov. 16-Swing your part- ners! Yup, it's the Big Barn Dance the G. A. A. and the F. F. A. have been planning for so long. We should do this more often. Johnson and Bozak reigned over the festivities. Nov. 28-To start the Dost- holiday Thanksgiving season. the Juniors put on a super bond show. Honors :Icing to the cute, black-faced quar- tet and the illustrious male trio. Nov. 29 - The Journalism Class Dersented The Family Upstairs to a full house. Only commenta- 'Z 7 7 'Z A Complete Riot! Page Seventy-four Busy As Bees lx. Q vu I in! K L 1 0 fc f Decembel FebfUarY DEC. 'I - We really started the basketball season right by defeating the Satans, 38- 24. Next week we play the Saints. DEC. 18-Our annual presen- tation of the Christmas play Gloria was given tonight. Per usual-a splendid per- formance. DEC. 20 - The Demons de- feated Minot in a close game. The score? 25 to 21. Our game with the Saints didn't turn out so well. did it? But defeating Minot makes up for it. DEC. 21 - Bucky Andrews Dlayed at our annual After- noon Dance. The proceeds go to the Open Your Heart Campaign, This Sunlight Shuffle was a huge success. Thanks. Bucky. Now starts two weeks of solid bliss- Christmas vacation. DEC. 27-The highlight of the holiday season. the Rain- bow-DeMolay Christmas For- mal. Wonderful decorations. wonderful band, and a wonderful time! JAN. 7--Seven hundred and fifty refreshed B. H. S. stu- dents trotted back to school after a truly refreshing va- cation. JAN. 11 f Almost all Bis- marck went across the river to see the Braves defeated by the Demons. 36 to 27. This morning the Phi Nu Potluck of Sr. girls put on the pep meeting. This is the fourth year they've put on the Mandan pep meetinfz. After that, everyone probably is glad graduation is just around the corner. JAN. 19-Bismarck 51, Val- ley City 34. Betts, Lorry Anderson and Heskin sang Hill Billy songs. and Donna Neugabauer played the piano at the pep meeting. Say, Heskin, are you sure you came from Williston and not from Kentucky'??'!? JAN. 19-Mr. Leifur told us C146 hopeful Seniors! that we wouldn't be able to take out our grievances for last year's class night on this year's sweet? little Juniors. Also we learned from the same source that caps and gowns will be worn by all on our coming graduation day. JAN. 29-Another Navy Man fGeiermann -left for San Diego. The canteen elected new officers. Tom Kaiser is now President. JAN. 31-This day was set aside by Mr, Leifur as the day to bring old clothes to school. You kids are always talking about the rags you wear: we didn't notice you bringing much .... Fan. 4-Shirley Knecht was chfasen as Bismarck's D.A.R. gn- . FEB, 8-Mandan came over to Bismarck, and again our Dauntless Demons overthrew the Braves, 49 to 39. FEB. 15-The Seniors were measured for caps and Even if Mr. Leifur up your measure, gowns. did put Mr. Lee, we still say you're an inch they fit. off. We sure hope FEB. 17-The choir put on their first big concert at the City Auditorium. The big trip is now cinched. You lucky kids! FEB. 28fFirst day of the play-offs. Bismarck didn't even play because St. Leo's was held up by snow. After went where the game everyone down to the canteen the Sophomore class was sponsoring a dance, Choco- late milk was sold at the bar. Page Seven ty-five And Then Come Spring! vtyl? lf: L. J df? f if A Nmftll .H f xx. Uf' g,l E ' s , ' X April 5 'U Q ,G S. May MARCH 2-We made it, kids! We're in the tournament! We defeated both St. Leo's and St. Mary's. Here's to future victory. MARCH 29iState oratorical contest in Jamestown. Good luck. Paul. MARCH 7-At last it's hen? the tournament. Of course. this means lots of gorgeous men and beautiful women, but who cares? Just so you meet the right one. A bir dance with an orchestra every night after the games. MARCH 9-The tourney still is going strong. Grand Forks took top honors - next Jamestown. then Dickinson. and Bismarck coming in 4th. MARCH ,21-The twenty-first and still no signs of spring. Marilyn Kress gave a Birth- day Dance for Don Arness. That was really nice of you. Kress. Twenty-five couples came and DID they have fun. APRIL I S Mr. Heskin took the Concert Choir on their Western tour. What fun! And five whole days of it, too. First big stop, Billings. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh. APRIL 16 - District Music Contest held today in Bis- marck. Such talent!! l MAY 4-The Juniors put on the super event of the year -the better-than-ever Prom. Thanks a lot, kids. MAY 4 - The Conference Track Meet was held in Bis- marck. Gee, a lot of girls are interested in track. MAY 9-The annual Home Ec. Style Show. We didn't know you gals were so in- dustrious. MAY 15, 16, 17-For three wonderful days a few lucky kids got to go to the U. for High School Week. MAY 18 - The Capital City entertained the D is t r i c t Track Meet. Mmmmm. a second Tournament. MAY 19-Baccalaureate - A senior class for the first time in history of B. H. S. donned caps and gowns. MAY 22-This is the last day of classes for all, but those lucky Seniors who didn't have any exams all week. Come to think of it, that's us. Boy. have we been hav- ing fun. The '46 Prairie Breezes was given out today, MAY 23fAnd now the Sen- iors bid adieu to their be- loved school. Commencement. Some were sad and some were glad. We SHOULD be mighty happy after that wonderful Senior Class pic- nic this morning. Everyone is probably still dreaming about all that luscious ham. MAY 25-Yippee, the State Track Meet. See you in Valley City. Paye Seventy-six Custoclians 11 N Q23 ED HOEI-'EL JOHN LEIER GEORGE SABROWSKI Who helps you when your locker's stuck? Who sweeps up all the Russian peanut shells and paper? Who keeps our school spic and span? Yes, we all know. Our three smiley custodians. They really do their job and do it well. Page S evenly-seven Each star designates 255.00 donation. Cur Sponsors We, the editors, wish to express our appreciation to the business firms of Bismarck for their cooperation in helping to make this 1946 Prairie Breezes a success. Ack's Radiator Shop fAnderson Hardware Annetta's Beauty Shop i Bank of North Dakota tBashara's Grocery F. J. Bavendick i'Benson Optical Co. Bismarck Auto Parts MBismarck Dairy Co. Bismarck Insurance Agency tBismarck Lumber Co. V 'BismaLrck Printing Co. Bismarck Stamp Works MBismarck Tribune Co. 'iBowman Furniture Co. 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