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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1947 volume:

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FRONT Row: George F. Will, Glenn Vantine. B. O. Reivem. BACK Row: A. C. Van Wyk, Theo. O. Quanrud, Dorothy Moses, Dr. L. W. Larson, C. W. Leifur. Page Seven 7 v LUCILE ANDERSON Algebra, Junior Business 1 , I UI, , ,H 1 AGNES BANTZ French, Latin NOLAN ANDERSON General Science, Chemistry, Biology LOIS CALKINS Home Economics WILBUR ARENSTEIN Typing. General Science CHARLES DENTON Physical Education, Football Track ADRIAN DUNN JUANITA EDICK World History, Civics Commercim Page Eight 7 CHESTER EUGENE Biology. Business Law ORLAND HESKIN Choir GERTRUDE EVARTS American History CHARLES HOOK Physics LOIS FEURY English IRVIN I-IUSS Geometry, Algebra GLADYS JOHANSEN LOUISE JOHNSON Physical Education English 1 Page N ine 7 CLARION LARSON Band SIDNEY J. LEE Sociology, Journalism, MARSHALL MURDOCI-I Shop. Basketball Civics RITA MURPHY English LUELLA NELSON Librarian MELVINA POLLARD World History Page Ten JACK RIEDEYA RUTH RUDSER Enlllish Art 'Y' Y 7 T, E. SIMLE Printing RALPH WERNER Bookkeeping I W I i w l l l l 1 N I THORA DENNIS English PAULINE WAHL English DOUGLAS THORKE LSON Biology, General Science, Dramatics OSCAR ZETTER Drawing. Biology, Vocational Agriculture RAYMOND YEASLEY Mathematics, Chemistry Q23 Wolf ? ' LELIA ZETTER JOSEPH LARIVEE Home Economics Science Page Eleven 7 1. Smell something, puppy? 6 2. Can you do this? 7 3. Are you all there? 8 4. I'm a big' girl now! 9 5. Pals. 10 Page Twelve I just can't smile! A Lo Ha. Alley rat. 'Bye now. The old s wimming hole. My limit. Whistle bait. Look this way Not giggling. Sunstroke. O foe Page Fmuteen f, QQ V .fx ' 'F ,11- ey-B SE Z no 'ff 'gin i . ! Q Y 1 fi? f 1 -, ,. 1 I lr A .f-Q y 3' J ff, xgfxmf' fi 5 I I IV , I .,,. - . 1 F1533 R uQ:,s:i!!v, , if V, K -X ' b,,., Q Q ,frkgsff 1 . ,f . ,.,. M 3 .- . . , , Q,. ' a ux 1 '25 J ' A YW A M . , :.:,, .,.. 1 ..,, ' my 1ff' f 'A., ff ': :' 49' + W: -2'f- .. ,- X' 'ff .ie .., .- -,--- QE f y, T , A ffmvffgw ? gn, Ag 'ffm Upper Left, Wood-workingg Upper Right, Farm Shopg Lower Left, Home Economics 3 Lower Right,Meta1-Working. Page Fifteen WWW age Sim teen Gym offers many interesting phases other than the regular exercises I Could these be the future great scientists of the World? Upper Left--Biology Upper Right-Chemistry Lower Group-Physics Page Seventee WW Page Eighteen High school students have an opportunity to elect interesting courses such as typing and art. Many enjoy reading in the library during free periods. 5 Page Twenty --5... W.. Q--4 ...A ua., Q,- N anna -,,,,.-- f X X, X 4e6Z4eeof47 Officers when we were: Sophomores DONALD MILLER, Preswlent PETER OLSON, Vice President BEATRICE NYGAARD, Secretary FRED LUNN, Treasurer Freshmen DOUGLAS DUNAHAY, President JAMES MORTON, Vice Presrkient ELOYCE NAGEL, Secretary SHARON BOELTER, Treasurer Juniors GEORGE MILLER, President RICHARD LEE, Vice President PETER OLSON, Secretary SHIRLEY J ONES, Treasurer Sponsors-Johnson, Eugene, Riedel, Huss, Zetter, Pollard, Yeasley, Bantz. LID John Conyne, Vice President, Joe Fevold, President, Jerry Leer, Secretary, Shirley Jones, Treasurer. Page Twenty-one f 1 Page Twenty-two MARGARET AANDAHL Did I hear you mention Junior College! Transfer-2. Prom Committee 3: Journalism 4: Concert Choir 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 2: K. Cram Sib 2: Journalism play 4: Gloria 4: Representative Junior 3: Home- coming attendant 4g Honor Society 4. EDWARD ABI-'ALTER He who falls in love with himself will have no rivals. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3g Letterman's Club 3, 4: Choir 4. LINA ALBOUGH Invest in her smile!-it pays. ALDAN ANDERSON I is frum de farm! Transfer-Wilton. KENNY ANDERSON Anderson, Anderson, he's our man. Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4: Captain 4: Rotary zuest 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4. RALPH ANDERSON He's the toll silent type. Rotary guest 4. BEvERLY ASBRIDGE She get's a laugh from almost anything. J OANNE ASBRIDGE She's the giil with the ready cracks. Biology Club, BEVERLY BAILEY Women are made to he loved, not understood. Band 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff 4. BRUCE BAILEY Danger! Bailey's at workl Transfer-Wilton. Cheer leader 3, 4: Choir 3. 4: K-Cram-Sib 3, 4: German Band 3, 4: Gloria 4: Journalism play 4: Tumbling team 3, 4: P.T.A. Carnival 4: Barn Dance Committee 4: Rotary guest 4. FRANCES BAKER She spends her life in solitary refinement. BARBARA BARTH A girl with the spirit to do. BUD BASKA To him, women are good only for preparing meals. Letterman's Club 3, 4: Journalism 4: Annual Staff 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4: Rotary guest 4: Honor Society 4. NEIL BECHTLE Dollars and sense do not necessarily travel together. HAZEL BEERS There may be different Beers, but only one Hazel. Mixed Chorus 2: A Capella 25 K-Cram-Sib 2: Biology Club. IONE BERG shim: 1 Transfer-Salem, Oregon : Home Economics Club 4. CARLINE BEYER Say! Look at my ring. IRENE BITTIS Oh gosh-Oh gee, Gloria 2. GERARD BLANC Teaching may have its blessings, but darn if I'i'e found any. Transfer-Port Orchard, Washington: Honor Society 4, J OAN BLEAKNEY Her interests mounted up to ten But they all started with the Ward men. Orchestra 1, 2, 4: K-Cram-Sib 1, 2: G.A.A. 2: Journalism play 4. SHARON BOELTER The high school days have their delights, But they can't compare with high school nights. K-Cram-Sib 1: Class Officer 1: Representative Junior 3: Prom Committee 3: Journalism 4: Annual Staff 4: Camera Club 4: Honor Society 4. PHYLLIS BOLKAN Silence is only school deep. Transfer-Grand Forks: Gloria 3: Concert Choir 4: Annual Staff 4: Honor Society 4. ROGER BORDERUD Editor. Victory Pagent 1: Journalism play 2. 4: Biology Club 2: Gloria Committee 3: Prom Committee 3: Journalism 4: Annual Staff 4: Concert Choir 3, 4: Rotary guest 4. FRANCIS BOWEN She may be quiet and rather small, But she is certainly liked by all. ARTHUR BREDY Cast not thy eyes on him, For he is taken. JEAN SHIRLEY BREEN When it comes to doing the unusual, She's in top. Biology Club 2. J OANN BRESDEN It was hard digging, But she finally got Doug. Gloria 3: Choir 3: Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4: Honor Society 4. GERALD CLIZBE Eat, sleep, and ? Biology Club 2: Camera Club 4. J 0HN CONYNE Women are like elephants: I like to look at 'em, but l'd hate to own one. Honor Society 4, Band 1 2 3 4' T Prom Committee 3: K-Cram-Sib 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM CRIPE He says he likes hunting, But we forgot to ask just what he hunts. N-4 Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 2: K-Cram-S' 3, 4. I i -. ' . , , V rack2,3,4: Gloria 2, 3, 4: Representative Junior 3: Journal- ism 4: Football 4: Canteen Governing Board 4: Rotary Guest 3: Class Officer 4: Booster Board 4: X.f Page Twenty-three l 2 Page Twenty-four MAUREEN DANCE She always manages the moment like it was her personal property. Home Economics Club 1. 2, 3. WALLACE DELABARRE 1 finally hooked one. Booster Board 4: K-Cram-Sib 2. 3. 4: Gloria 3, 4: Journalism 4: Prom Committee 3: Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Concert Cl-noir 3. 4: Biology Club 2: Rotary Guest 3, 4: Canteen Board 1: Representative Junior 3: Honor Society 4: Rotary Guest, St. Paul, Minn. 4. DEAN DRESBACH The only rolling stone that gathers moss. Prom Committee 3. DOUGLAS DUNAHAY 1t's such a curse to be so handsome! Class Officer 1: Prom Committee 3: Booster Board 1: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 43 Track 1, 2: Letterman's Club 2: Biology Club 2: Canteen Board 4. BURL DUTT I may be quiet in school but that dae.vn't mean much. Track 3: Basketball 4: Rotary Guest 4. NANCY EDWARDS A future Lily Pons? Concert Choir 3. 4: K-Cram-Sib 1, 3: Annual Staff 4: Prom Committee 3: Biology Club 2: Gloria 3, 4. MARIAN EELE The Big Sleep Transfer-Sterling. LILLIAN EVANS Gone but not forgotten. LESLIE FALKENSTEIN He has a problem for every solution. F.F.A. 3. 4: President F.F.A. 3: Gloria 3. 4. JOSEPH FEVOLD Wine, women, and song for me!! Journalism 4: Senior Class President 4: Prom Committee 3: Gloria 3. 4: Rotary Guest 3: Biol- ogy Club 2: Honor Society 4. JAMES FCLMER When he's around there's danger ahead. NANCY Forma A good line is the shortest distance between two dates. Prom Committee 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Journalism play 4: Home Economics Club 3. ROBERT FREISE Highways are happy ways When they lead away from home. Basketball 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: German Band 3, 4: K-Cram-Sib 2, 3. 4: Journalism 4: Orchestra 2. 3, 4: Barn Dance 3: Rotary Guest 4. RUTH FRICKE A good book is her best friend. Biology Club 2. VERA FUNSTON She's as merry as she's short. CECELIA GABEL Cecelia Gabel is always able to lend a hand or get a cable. RICHARD GAMBLE The man who invented ties should be shot. MARIAN GEOHRING What's Mandan Hot? Men! Men! Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4: K-Cram-Sib 4. GEORGE GILBERT He's in the Army now!! Gloria 3. DANA HALL Speak for yourself, John. Canteen Board 33 Honor Society 4: D.A.R. Girl 4: Booster Board Z, 3, 4: Journalism 4: Choir 4: Representative Junior 3: Prom Committee 3, RUSSELL HARJU I hate work: it's against my constitution. DONALD HAUCH Women are all right, But l'll take the radio. Tumbling 4: Transfer-Providence, Rhode Island, DOROTHY HAYTER Her name is Dorothy, but we sure don't Hayter. Transfer-Ft. Dodge, Iowa. ALLEN HEISING If it can be done he'll do it-. Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1. 3. 4: Track 3: Annual Staff 4: Letterman's Club 3. 4: Co-Captain Football team 4: Honor Society 4. LUELLA HENRIKSEN Her laughter holds no acorn!! ELVA HERDEBU A tall girl who carries hereeelf like a banner. ARLENE HINKEL A quiet lass. Transfer-Tuttle High School: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. PAT HJELLE Look at -me!! Art thou not amply repaid!! Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Rotary Guest 4: Biology Club 2. GORDON HOBERG A lad of little thought. Transfer-Linton. CURTIS HUMMEL His head is like a door knob: any girl can turn it. Transfer-Garrison: Basketball 1, 2: Football 1, 2: K-Cram-Sib 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Canteen Board 4. Page Twenty-five I Page Twenty-six JOHN HUNKELE The ladies-bless them, I hope I don't distress them. Transfer from St. Mary's 3: Choir 3, 4: Booster Board 4. GLADYS JOHNSON Eat, drink. and be merry, For tomorrow ye diet. Biology Club 2. LOIS JOHNSON You mean to say there are other men besides A'rt??? Biology Club 2. PAUL JOHNSON A still tongue makes a wise head. Band 1, 2. S HIRLEY JONES I'd like to skip along the street, But I must stately stride, Who started all this foolishness Of acting dignified? Band 1, 2: Biology Club 2: Class Treasurer 3, 4: Journalism 4: Concert Choir 4: Gloria Choir 45 Representative Junior 3: Journalism Play 4: Honor Society 4: Prom Committee 3. Lois KATELY A manner demure so calm and sure. Transferred from Washburn 23 G.A,A. 2. DELORES KELLEL Small but Ambitious. Transferred from McClusky 2, J OSEPHINE KELLER Her motto- Never say die, BETTY ANN KENT - She's taking a coarse in first Aide. Homecoming attendant 4: Prom Committee 37 Choir 43 K-Cram-Sih 4. MYRON KLAUDT Oh, love! love! love. Band 45 K-Cram-Sib 31 Choir 2. BERTHA KLEIN If you ever get extra time, go a running to Bertha Klein. DARLENE KLEIN Steady as L-lock 'work- Says little, does much. ROBERT KLEVE When I finish school I'Il go out and get myself an education. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 3, 43 K-Cram-Sib 2, 3. 42 Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Rotary Guest 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: German Band 3. 4: Track 2. 3. MAXINE KNOKE Some folks are slow, and others polcey, But Maxine is just Plain Knoke. Transferred from Edison High in Minneapolis 15 Biology Club 2. ARTHUR KUTCHERA Associate Editor. Annual Staff 4: Band 1. 2, 3: K-Cram-Sib 23 Biology Club 2: Camera Club 49 Rotary Guest 45 Honor Society 4. LUCILLE LANE Basketball is her gem Does she mean the game or the men!! G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3: Biology Club 2. ROSELLA LANG I love not man. He is too simple. TransferaSterling 3, JOANNE LARKIN What am I going to do tonight. . Operate!! RICHARD LEE Just call me handsome. Football 4: Band 1, 2. 3: Concert Choir 3, 4: Prom Committee 3 3 Class Vice President 3 : Gloria 4: Journalism 4: K-Cram-Sib 1, 2, 3. JEROME LEER Don't you like my masculine 1:oice'!? Concert Choir 3, 4: Class Secretary 4: Prom Committee 3: Victory Pagent 2. ROBERT LEWIS The radio has Bob Hope, We have Bob Lewis, Band 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 4: K-Cram-Sib 2. 3, 4: Journalism Play Committee 4. FREDRICK LUNN He's a leader of men and a follower of women. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Lettermx-1n's Club 2, 3, 4: Canteen Board 3: Class Treasurer 2: Journalism 4. WILLIAM MCDONALD He hasn't much to say, But he thinks a lot each day. MARIAN MCCANN Some folks can't, but Marian McCann. Honor Society 4. ' ANNA MARIE MCKINNON She's always willing to try something for the first time. Concert Choir 4: K-Cram-Sib 4. JOAN MANNING Sweet and snappy, and always happy. Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4: K-Cram-Sib 4. GERALD MARQUARDT He worries about the Bea's and the birds. Football 3, 4: Basketball 3: Concert Choir 4: Track 3, 4: Lettermz-1n's Club 4: American His- tory Award 3: Honor Society 4. BETTY MAE MARTIN Why aren't all women contented as I am? JAMES MEISNER The face that launched a thousand chips, Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Biology Club 2: K-Cram-Sib 2. 3, 4. DONNA METCALF Mandan, My Mandanll Biology Club 2: Canteen Board 4. Page Twenty-seven Page Twenty-eight f I V Uv ' If 4. ,P , V if I t. ' I I 1 AV 4 1 . ! ' , ' f DONALD MILLER Love makes me think as much of my girl as I do of myself. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Booster Board 4: Concert Choir 4: Gloria 2. 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: President of Band 4: Annual Staff 4: Rotary Guest 4: Delegate to St. Paul, Minn. 4. GEORGE MILLER Womenl? What are they?? Class President 3: Booster Board 3. INIE MILLER Sugar and Spice . . . mostly spice. Concert Choir 3, 4: Annual Staff 4. JAMES MORTON We asked what may your interest be, Chasing women he said with glee. Class Officer 1: Booster Board 1, 2: Prom Com- mittee 3: Annual Staff 4: Honor Society 4. ROBERT MORTON He never enters a room, He 'raids it. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 3, 4: Canteen Board 4: Gloria 4: K-Cram-Sib 3, 4. HERTI-IA MUELLER Too few of us really know her. Transfer-Hazen. ELOYCE NAGEL Her polish isn't all on her fingers. Class Officer 1: K-Cram-Sib 1: Prom Commit- tee 3: Booster Board 1. DENNIS NEIDEI-'EER Oh, tell me the way to gain knowledge without study. F.F.A. 4. HOWARD NEILS . 1'd like to be shy, but the girls won't let me. Gloria 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: K-Cram-Sib 2, 3. 4: German Band 3, 4: P.T.A. Carnival 3. DENNIS NEIISON Why worry? That's for older people. Band 1. 2, 3, 4: K-Cram-Sib 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 2: Prom Committee 3. GENE NELSON Girls fall for him like coal falls in a baxement. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3: Baseball 3. HOWARD NELSON Life is not so short that there is no time for humor. Football 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1. LOIS NEILSON Maid . . to order. G.A.A. 1. MARY NORDSTROM Everyone has his hobby and whim, Ami Mary's is collecting pins. G.A.A. 1. BEATRICE NYGAARD If at first you don't succeed, Try, try, again. Class Secretary 2: Mixed Chorus 2: A Capella 2: Concert Choir 3, 41 Journalism 4: Prom Commit- tee 2: K-Cram-Sib 2: Gloria 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 4. HAROLD OBERLANDER For a shorty, he sure gets around. Mixed Chorus 2: K-Cram-Sib 2, 3: Concert Choir 3, 4: Cheerleader 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4: P.T.A. Carnival 3. CELIA OJANEN She seems to enjoy lile. Transferfwing. DELORES OLSON 99f44f10092f Pure. Transfer-Moffit. PETER OLSON Tut! Tut! It's disgraceful the time I've wasted in wooing. Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Concert Choir 4: K-Cram-Sib 1. 2, 3, 4: Class Vice President 2: Class Secretary 3 : Representative Junior 3: Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4. LAURA OPP That better late than never girl. VIOLET OPP Over in Mandan the boys are so better at . . well, . . . just better. Prom Committee 3: Biology Club 2. JAMES ORCHARD What he wants most to get out of school is himself. Football 3, 4: Canteen Board 3: Prom Committee 3: Letterman's Club 4: Concert Choir 3, 4. DONALD OTSEA The pet with the perpetual Puuker. Concert Choir 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. AUDREY PARSNICK Yoaoo Hoooo, Boys! .... Oh boys! G.A.A. 1, 4: Journalism Play 4: Concert Choir 3. 4: Home Economics Club 3. BEVERLY PATERA Love is a three letter word . . . Don. K-Cram-Sib 2: Annual Staff 4: Journalism 4: Representative Junior 3: Prom Committee 3: Booster Board 3: Honor Society 4. ADELINE PERKINS She's short and cute. and smart to boot. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Journalism play 2: Prom Committee 3: Home Economics Club 3: Biology Club 3: K-Cram-Si 3 : Honor Society 4. ELAINE PETERSON r -' fl Like gravity, she has'a great power of attrac- tion. Booster Board 1: Band 1, 2: Prom Committee R: Annual Staff 4: Home Coming Attendant 4: Biology Club 2: Concert Choir 4. JULINA PUKLICH She'a a quiet girl, but quite a girl. Biology Club 2. JOHN QUANRUD He's wise . . . like an owl. Hi-Herald Editor 4: Annual Staff 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Booster Board 4: Prom Committee 3: Camera Club 4: Concert Choir 4: K-Cram-Sib 1, 2, 3: Rotary Guest 3. JEROME ROBIDOU Jerome robbed wha?????!? F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Page Thirty MILTON RUE He may look quiet, but you can't judge a book by its cover. Annual Staff 41 Prom Committee 33 Canteen Board 4: Biology Club 2. NAOMI RUSSERT Some gals are short This one is tall But that makes no difference She's still liked by all. Biology Club 2. BETTY RYBERG The less you say, the more you learn. Home Economics Club 1. CONSTANCE RYBERG She can laugh with the jolliest, And urork with the busiest. Home Economics Club 1: Biology Club 2. RAYMOND RYBERG And I for no woman. Gloria 3, 4: Biology Club 2. LLOYD SALTER Blessed are they who have nothing to say, K And who cannot be persuaded to :ay it. CLAYTON SCHACHT The girl that gets him will get plenty. Football 43 Canteen Governing Board 4: Let- terman's Club 4. MONICA SCHERBINSKE Her hobby is reading-so she says. Transfer-Cleveland. N. D. 3. GENE SCHERER Will you go, Eugene? '4Scherer. Transfer-Center, North Dakota 2. Lois SCHMIDT Silence is golden. Orchestra 1, 2, 3. 4. ERIN SCHMITZ Oh, you beautiful doll!! ' Cheerleader 2: Prom Committee 3: Annual Staff 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Choir 3: A Capella 2: Home- coming Attendant 4: K-Cram-Sib 4. LYLE SCHULTZ Let us others talk. DONALD SEPT He'll eat any kind of food, as long as he has the same kind of Rev-erage. Booster Board 2. 3 4: Dramatics 2: Journalism 4: Gloria 1, 2, 3g K-Cram-Sib 1, 2, 3: Homecoming Committee 2, 3g Band Committee 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3. BEVERLY SIMONS Silence is her motto. TOM SNYDER When he blows a horn-a lot of hot air comes out. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: German Band 3, 4: K-Cram-Sib 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3, 4, LENORE SPITZER In the back of her mind there's a man, but who? Choir 2: K-Cram-Sib 2: Honor Society 4. KATHLEEN STARCK As a friend and a pal you're a wow. Transfer-McVille: Honor Society 4. EDWARD STRANDEMO A quiet tongue shows a wise head. DELORES SWANSON Another red head-nuff said. Biology Club 2. MARTY TAv1s Our Homecoming Queen. Canteen Governing Board 4: Biology Club 3: Prom Committee 4: K-Cram-Sib 1, 2, 4: Homecoming Queen 4: Annual Staff 4: Choir 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN TJADEN She never lets ideas interrupt the easy flow of her conversation. Transfer-Dickinson: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 3. 45 Prom Committee 3. ROGER TROUSDALE Great men are never appreciated. TransferfMott: Honor Society 4: Band 4. SHIRLEY TURNER Business Manager. Prom Committee 3: Barn Dance Queen 4: G.A.A. Vice President 3: G.A.A. President 4: Annual Staff 4: Concert Choir 4: Journalism 4. EILEEN WAHLMAN Modesty always wears well. Transfer-Sterling. LEROY WALKER Some boys drive their girls home, but LeRoy would rather Walker. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: K-Cram-Sib 2, 3, 4. DELBERT WARREN He's always got something to laugh about!! DAVID WELCH A young man in his early flirties. Football 2, 3, 4: Booster Board 4: K-Cram-Sib 3: Cheerleader 1, 2: Canteen Board 4: Choir 3, 4: Biology Club 2. BEVERLY WILDE Not merely a ohign. she's the old block herself. Prom Committee 351K-Cram-Sib 1, 4. VIRGIL WOOD Do you think he'd do this! Yes, I think Virgil Wood. Transfer-Geneva, New York: Journalism play 4. BEVERLY WORNER Every woman for herself. Chorus 1, 25 Choir 47 Gloria 2, 3: K-Cram-Sib 2. Page Thirty-one WILLIAM YEMEN A He loves his food. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 15 Annual Staff 4: German Band 3, 4: K-Cram-Sib 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY Lou KRUCKENBERG Sunshine and good humor are always hers. K-Cram-Sib 3. HELEN QUAMME The good die young, so?i? Cheerleader 2: Choir 33 K-Cram-Sib 1, 3: Prom Committee 3, Gloria. 3. Wands ' Page Thirty-two FRONT Row: Bresden, Patera. McCann, Starck, Jones, Boelter, Hall. Aandahl, Bolkan, Spitzer, Perkins. BACK Row: Blanc. Fevold, Heising. DelaBarre, Marquardt, Baska, Conyne, Kutchera, Trousdale, Morton. Class Sponsors-L. Anderson, 0'-iii- ' 'VS' N. Anderson, Calkins, Feury, Dennis, Murphy. Class Officers Estelle Kennelly, Secretary: Dale Boatright, Presidentg Alan Miller, Treasurerg Gilbert Rindahl, Vice President Page Thirty three Fnzsr Row: SECOND Row: THIRD Row : FOURTH Row: Becker, Bittis, M. Belk, Boyd, J. Anderson, S. J. Anderson. E. Bakken. H. Broste, Brostrom, Bleakney, Bradford, W. Belk, Arness, Auwinger. Brunmeier, Bavendick, Boatright, Adams. Bailey, Berry, Bryan, Asplund, E. Anderson. 5 3 FIRST Row: B. Carley, C. Comoza, N. Carley, Fredricks. Geraldine Brown, Fritz, Coats, Eckland. SECOND Row: Cox-ell, David. Furrer, Cart, Fahlgren, Delzer, Evans. THIRD Row: Doerr, Ehrmantraut. Fuehrer. Diede. Burkhart. FOURTH Row: Dimond, Engel, Dustin. Dirlam, Dickman. 1 as r 11 A5 f : ,vii 1 'fl 1 H ls me was e 'fl gt 1 1 315: ,V Q, . is H, ' ' J Page Thirty-four Fmsr Row: Heaton. Dimond. Hoefel. Geohring, Grey, Hohbein, Hoehhalter. SECOND Row: Hanson, Gronberg, B. Johnson, Hedner, Irvine, J. Johnson. THIRD Row: N. Harju. Holtman, George. FOURTH Row: Goldader, Guptill, Haas, W. Johnson, Herman, Jensen. FIFTH Row: Gilbreath, P, Ha:-ju. Greyerbiehl, Jones, P. Johnson. FIRST Row: Marquis, LaPora. Mahi-er, D. Lewis, A. Klein. Kennelly, Lee. SECOND Row: Kavonius, Kling, LaVine, Koch, Kirby, Lund, Mauch. THIRD Row: Kuntz, Kress, Larson, Lester, Mahlman, Mertz. Founn-I Row: Mandigo, McFall, Kast, Lipp. FIRST Row: Ojanen, Ochsner, Parks, McDonald, Meyers, J. Ode, P. Larson. SECOND Row: Olson, B. Nelson, Y. Ode, Nnstad, Mount, Mickelson, F. Nelson. THIRD Row: Peightal, D. Miller, Nordstrom, Neff, G. Olson, Owen, Perkins. FOURTH Row: Netzbandt, D. Patchen, R. Patchen, A. Miller, Pantzke, Opp. FIRST Row: Westbrook, Thal. Tibbetts, Welch, Schneider, Riedel, Vollan, Wahlman. SECOND Row: Taft, Stewart, Winmill, Racek, Westley, Rosenberg, Schuette. THIRD Row: Spitzer, Setter, Wilson, Wallin, Robinson, Taplin, Ryberg, Schatz. FOURTH Row: Savran, Siems, Speer, Specht, Rindahl, Smith, Richolt, Scott. Page Thirty-five 1 Class Sponsors-Arenstein, Dunn, Edick, Heskin, Wahl, Nelson. Page Thirty-sin: Class Officers Lee Tavis, Presidentg Peggy Fairman, Secretaryg Peggy Tyler, Treasurer Bruce Conyne, Vice President , B , --5 i A S S T .. D L95 r l X N 1 - gi aigvfif - ' rm kk --A V .., ' ' i A S fQ,,,,,h r! 1 T j L .1 7 : C 11 'f , . Q , ? 5. fl. IS -1 FIRST Row: Beal. Bolton, Bender, M. Anderson, Boehm, Carman, L. Christianson, Burtts. SECOND Row: Clark, L. Anderson, Boatright, Brynjulson, Buscher, Bonneville, Asbridge. THIRD Row: Campbell, Amory, Bergstrom, Betts. D. Asplund, Andrews,.R. Anderson. FOURTH Row: Campbell. Bolkan. Bohrer, Barker, J. Asplund, Austin, A. Anderson, FIFTH Row: Broste, K. Asplund, D. Asplund, Boise, Boerth. FIRST ROW: Cripe, Babcock, Fairman. Farrell, Eslinger, Dockter, Dalager, Hauser, Clark. SECOND ROW: Farnum, Dolph, Fricke, Harju, Coats, Clizbe. Elwess, Clausnitzer. THIRD ROW: Gallup, Gable, Gesellchen, Engel, Funston, Haakenson. FOURTH Row: Dooley, Conyne, Ely, Doerr, Doll. B. Falkeustein. FIFTH Row: I-Iarmsen, Hart, Gebhardt, Fix, Eck. FIRST Row: Marlys Johnson, Marian Johnson, Heidt, Josund. B. Jenkins, Holt. Hektner. SECOND ROW: P. Johnson, Juhala, Hayes, Kleven, Henderson,-Hendershott. THIRD ROW: J. Kimball, Hoffmann, V. Hochhalter, Herdebu, L. Keller, Kateley, R. Jenkins. FOURTH ROW: Johansen, R. Keller, G. Jorgensen, Hulm, Hinsz, Klugherz. G. Keller. FIFTH Row: M. Hochhalter. Heinle, Hjelle, G. Johnson, W. Jorgensen, Klee, Horn. Pans Thirty-seven . FIRST Row: J. Myhre, Morley. Neugebauer, Miller, McFall, L. Larson, Mehrer. SI-:CUND Row: Lane, Kutqhera, L. Nelson, H, Nelson, K. Larson, Lester. THIRD Row: Marquardt, P. Neils, Mueller, Millet, Mooney, Maloney, Lighthizer. FOURTH Row: R. Meyer, Alan Lee, H. Nelson, A. Mazigian. Monroe, B. Neideffer, Wayne Jensen. FIFTH Row: Mohr, Miller, McArthur, W. Larson, G. Niels, Naaden. FIRST Row: Register. R. Peterson, Ryberg, Marian Peterson, icholson, Owens, Robbins, Rasche, Riecke SECQND Row: O,May, M. Olson, Nordrum, Roberson. Plunkett, E. Olson, Pierce, Picco. THIRD Row: Reff, Neuhardt, Rohm, Rohrer, Pfennimz. Oster, Porter, Schmitcke, Offerdahl. FOURTH Row: Schacht, Schatz, Ojanen, Otteson, Schubert, E. Peterson, Maas, Marvin Peterson, Munsch. FIRST Row: Suelzle, Zerr. Tyler. Vollan, Tolchinsky, Weiss, Schuette, Will, Deloyce Synstegard. SECOND Row: Walker, Swanson, Wood, Thompson, Simons, Simon, Welch, Sept. THIRD Row: Laib, Steinert, Selness, Sundahl, Wall, Swenson. Thysell. FOURTH Row: Warming, Tavis, Sell, Warren, Delonce Synstegard, Trousdale, Woods. Page Thirty-eight 5 Class Sponsors-Evarts, L. Zetter, Murdoch, Thorkelson, Johansen, Denton. Class Officers Norman Olson, Vice Presidentq David Milhollan, Treasurerg Marilyn Aandahl, Presidentg Sharon Kuns, Secretary X X 7 f I I ' n fl I ' ' -IT ' I I ? --M 5,14 U 5 4 .V , A -' J I fi 5 , I3 C. 'I -.-. f ' 4 f .far - fef- 512' E M .v 11? i A 'I 1 .... . mx . i . ' Q 'x,n1,,,,1m. 'L 'P rl 3: I A 011111 1 I 11111111 .a it Af Page Thirty-nine FIRST Row: lirowning, Bibelheimer. Cederstrom, Bradford, Calkins, Aldinger. SECOND Row: K. Anderson, Baker, Anderberg, Carlson, Aichele. Aandahl, Brezden, Andrus. THIRD Row: Brown, Bidwell, Cummings. Bunker, Berg. FDURTH Row: Ackley, Breitmeyer, Carlsen, Boatrighf., Brostrom. Bailey. FII-'TH Row: Alger, Bruhjell, Colburn, Addington, J. Anderson. FIRST Row: Ehley, Dockter, Collis, Fleck, Funston, Fahlgren, Doll, Gierke. SECOND Row: Greig, Cook, Gallup, Dutton, F. Dugan, Evans, Enockson, Erickson. THIRD Row: Gillan, lloerr, A. Danielson, H. Diede, Gabel, Duvall, Guest. FUURTI-I Row: Gebhardt, Crandall Green, Fisk. Fuehrer, Dyer. Gronberg. Page Forty FIRST Row: Kenney, A. Hochhalter, L. Jones. Hendershott, Haakenson, Jaeger, Hoge, Harry SECOND Row: Hughes, D. Jones, Harding, Hedner, I-Iogue, Hauser, Huber, Holtman. THIRD Row: Harju, Klein, Hellwig, Jesser, Hinkel, Holwegner, FUURTH ROW: Hohbein, Jensen, Hartwig, Kent, Johnson, Henriksen, Knudson. FIRST Row: McCrorie, Lobach, Manning, Lewis, Morley, L. J. Larson, McCormick, Lehto. SECOND Row: Shirley Kuns, Mielke, La Pura, Koch, Morford, Leer. THIRD Row: M. Nelson, Mitchell, Lesher, Mastel, McLean, Langford. FOURTH Row: Bruce Nelson, Sharon Kuns, McDonald, Lenihan, Long, Lancer-man. FIFTH Row: Milhollan, Knowlen, LaFrance, R. Nelson, Linzbach. FIRST Row: Niles, Nygaard, Ivam. Sullivan, Stewart, Schlosser, Pinks, Sloniker, Schubert SECOND Row: A. Scott. Wolf, Orchard, Randall, D. Spitzer, Schlabach, Whitson, I. Nicholson Sjoblom, THIRD Row: Smith, Ode, Stocks, Richholt, W. Nicholson, Van VVyk. M. Spitzer, Schultz, , Founn-I Row: Weiler, Sailer, Schlaffman, Warren, Ward, Schmidt, D. Scott. FIRST Row: Yegen, Roberts, Olson, Scharnowske, Riba, Robidou, Walz, Will, Sutherland. SECOND Row: Thoreson. Siems, Simons. Pinks, Andrews, Steinacker, Wallin, Venables. THIRD Row: Taylor, Wanke, Vollan, Watson, Stepper, Solomon, Sette, Opp. Richau. FQURTH Row: Schmidtgull. Pillen, Neuhart, Vogel, Scott, Piepkorn, Shope, Pfoff, Nordstrom. Page Furtu-one fi ping pm? 79 ' Page Forty-two S . 1! , affjf f Q F5 K .NSW X ..3 5iY I if , 4 g QxW 'r Q . N Q W, I Q A ji , mam, Wx, in W . , W Q W 9 lj If 1 '::- j N J V ...IEI h iff: f,V ,V Q fi H55 :-- ff f ' ' i S- PGBF W! 204450: Zamd FRONTRUW: Tom Reff, Gerald Neils, Winston Fahlgren, Robert Sette, Miss Feury, seated, Marilyn Babcock, Betty Boatright. SECONn Row: Lee Tavis, George Miller, Harvey Klee, Dale Boatright, Dave Welch, Estelle Kennelly, Sue Will, Ardis Ecklund, Sharon Kuns. THIRD Row: Gene Colburn, Gerald Richholt, Donald Kent, YVallace DelaBarre, Donald Miller, John Hunkele, Zona Michelson, Shirley Holtman. germ Dance SHIRLEY TURNER and DOUGLAS DUNAHAY Queen and King of the Annual G. A. A.-F. F. A. Barn Dance. Page Forty-five SEATED: Shirley Turner, Business Manager: Roger Borderud, Editor: Art Kutchera, Associate Editor: STANDING: Mrs. Lucile Anderson, Advisor: John Quanrud, Photographer. SEATED: Beverly Bailey, Phyllis Bolkan. Marian Geohring. Sharon Boelter, Erin Schmitz, JoAnn Bresden, Beverly Patera, Adeline Perkins, Marty Tavis, Elaine Peterson, Nancy Edwards. STANDING: Bill Yegen, Don Miller, Harold Oberlander, Pete Olson, George Baska, Allen Heising, Jim Morton, Milton Rue, Inie Miller, Joan Manning. Page Forty-six 716-'Zfmdvl SEATED: Margaret Aandahl, Associate Editor: STANDING! John Quanrud, Editorg Dana Hall, Business Manager: Shirley Jones, Treasurer. FIRST ROW: Beatrice Nygaard, Sharon Boelter, Beverly Patera. SECOND ROW: John Quanrud, Dana Hall, Tommy Snyder, Shirley Turner, Shirley Jones, Margaret Aandahl. THIRD Row: John Conyne, Roger Borderud, Wallace DelaBa.rre, George Baska, Joseph Fevold, Fred Lunn, Dick Lee, Bob Freise. Page Forty-seven 'gmwl FIRST Row: SECOND Row : THIRD Row: FQURTH Row z Nor PICTURDD: Left to right--Kleve, Nustacl, Westley, Ecklund, F. Nelson. Van Wyk, Dooley. Trousdale, A. Beattie. Left to right-J. Conyne, Meisner, D. Nelson, Walker, S. Anderson, W. Cripe, Adams, T. Johnson, B. Carley Yegen, Riecke, Schacht, Mehrer, B. Cripe, Swenson. Left to right-Wood, Kutchera, Eslinger, George, Kress, Farrell. B. Conyne, Sell, Boatright, H, Ncils Rindahl, W. Larson, Sunclahl, Lewis, Simon, Klaudt, Miller, Greyerbiehl, Olson. Left to right-Alger, Will, Langford, LaVine, Taft, C. Beattie. Bruhjell, Director Clarion Larson, Bavendick Arman, Tavis, G. Neils, Morton. Mandigu. DelaBarre, Freise, Hummel. Tom Snyder, gem! FIRST Row : SECOND Row : THIRD Row: Gillen, Andrus, H. Nelson, Schultz, Barker, Milhollan, Fahlfzren, Wanke. McCrorie, Register, Ehley, Schubert, R. Larson, Sette, Berg, Nicholson, Sjoblom, Grieg, P. Johnson, Yegen, Gronberg. Director Clarion Larson, Leer, Taylor, Holtman, Carlson, Bibelheimer, Gebhart, Schmidtgall, Harty, Thorson, Ely. Nor PICTURED: Connie Niles. Page Forty-eight V 1 FIRST Row: Tyler. Simon. Eslinger, Dalager, Rasche, I . Nelson, Schneider, Kent, Director Orland Heskin, Nordrum, Schmidt, Albrecht, Riedel, Edwards, Nygaard and Larsen. SECOND ROW: Pfiefer, Belk, Westley, Josund, Bolkan, Lavine, Correll, Johnson, L, Nelson, Hall, Koch, Tjaden, McKinnon, Aandahl, Betts, Campbell, Peterson, I. Miller, Turner and Thompson. Tumn Row: Parsnick. Worner, Babcock, Sundahl, Olson. Selness, Borderud, Boerth, Boise, Marquardt, Scott, Snyder. Bavendick, Dustin, Lipp. Otsea, Lewis, Wyciskala and Bonneville. FOURTH Row: Oberlander. B. Engel, Bailey, Hunkele, G. Engel, D. Miller, Morton, Quanrud, Lee, Rindahl, l7elaBarre, Specht, Kleve, Greyerbiehl, Richholt, Pantzke, Leer, Abfalter, Welch, Klaudt, Jones and Meyer. I FIRST Row: M. L. Olson, Harding, Spitzer, I. Miller, Sloniker, Munson, Lobach, Morley. Van Wyk, J. Nelson, Dockter, Cook, Weiss, Clark. SECOND Row: K. Larson, Johnson, Vendsel, Amory, McDonald, Aichele, Leshcr, Dirlam. Schmidt, Warren, Brezden, Ward, LaPora, Andrews, Juhala, Funston, Walker, Oster, Porter. THIRD Row: Meyer, D. Miller, Asplund, Anderson, Nygaard, Thal, Delzer, Richholt, Stocks, Orchard, Hedner, L. J. Larson, Sullivan, Mastel, Heaton, Scott, Riecke, Brynjulson, Zeer, Bohrer, Boyd. FOURTH ROW: N. Olson, Klugherz, Farrell, Scott, Bmhjell, Hellwig, Hart, Asplund, Hochhalter, Lee, Jenson, Leer, Hobein, Page Forty-nine 0 FIRST ROW: Rasche, Josund, Hayes, Colburn, Ackley, Paulsen, Jenson, Sherman, Bakken, SECOND Row: Olson, Jenkins, Carlson, Baumgartner, Scharnowski, Kleve, Nustad, Ecklund, Westley, Adams, Tavis Mandigo, Freise, Bailey, Abfalter, Kutchera, McCrorie. THIRD Row: Neugebauer, Taft, Director Harold Van Heuvelen, Young, Melarvie. gemd LEFT T0 RIGHT! Tom Snyder, Kenny Taft, Howard Neils, Bob Freise, Bill Yegen, Bob Kleve. Bruce Bailey. Page Fifty Journalism Play, Pure As The Drizfcu Snow Christmas Choral Play, Gloria Page Fifty-one W Page Fifty-two Queen Marty receives roses Queen Marty is escorted from the student body. to her throne. Queen Marty Tavis and her attendants: Erin SChIHi'DZ, Margaret Aandahl, Betty Ann Kent, Elaine Peterson. Page Fifty-three Page Fifty-four i U ,,, - mx ,Q fi Q11 M if I f, i ,H .3 A il V' I ff .+, 8 Q ps 5 A ,,., ,- W 1 V K , --e' 'ff V- .:,,, 1,4 ,f , U55 53 t i Bai Y 'f x T lf 6 , 3' 'I if ' ' v Q X ' , Q . - ' 5 off? e ! x ,.,, ' Eixifh' S 1 .T A 'K 1 ' if 1 WA mf C 2 ,. 5 J.. ff 5 N ,-.N ,. M . .. , N 1i.g,4Q,?m? se-,ra,e.., L 1 W .Wx W, nn' ff, I'-29 Presented on this page are the cheerleaders of our school. They play an important role at all of our pep meetings and athletic contests. Lower left-Bruce Bailey. ' Lower right-Jean Hauser, Marilyn Babcock, Phyllis Bergstrom, Delores Eslinger. Upper right-Harold Oberlander. Page Fifty-five Zz Page Fifty-six FIRST ROW: Schacht, Berry, D. Miller, Clausnitzer, Arman, Boatright, R. Patchen, Sette, Conyne. SECOND Row: Tyson, Abfalter, H. Nelson, Welch, Wyciskala, Orchard, Dunahay, Helsing, D. Patchen, Marquardt Tnmu Row: Lipp, Rindahl, A. Miller, Hjelle, Dutt, Baska, Anderson, Lee, Bailey. . V K 24153 if I , - The football squad is making good use of that old saying Practice Makes Perfect. Fmsr Row: SECOND Row: THIRD Row: Founn-I Row : Haas, Belk, Boatright, Sette, Benjamin, D. Miller, R. Patchen, Swenson. Tyson, Lee, Heising, Orchard, J. Conyne, Lipp, H. Nelson, Bavendick, B. Conyne. Marquardt, A. Miller, Hjellc, Rindahl, 'Schacl-lt, Welch, Klugherz, Keller. Klee, Gilbreath. Walker, Clausnitzer, Dunahay, Lunn, D. Patchen, Wyciskala, T. Johnson. Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck W. E. ARENSTEIN Assistant St. Marys Devils Lake ...... 6 Mandan .....,.,.. 0 St. Marys ,,,,,,, 0 Jamestown Dickinson .. Minot ............ - ........,.....,,.,.... ........ 6 12 C. T. DENTON Coach A. H. CARLSEN Assistant Page Fifty-seven M46 D DICK PATCHEN AL HEISING JIM ORCHARD DUANE MILLER Halfback Cgqfgztalin Guard Fullback ll ac All State Honorable Mention GERALD MARQUARDT CLAYTON SCHACHT DALE BOATRIGI-IT DAVE WELCH Halfback Tackle Center Guard I DOUG DUNAHAY BOB WYCISKALA LEROY CLAUSNITZER FRED LUNN go-gtapaaivi Guard Halfback Halfback ua er ac All State-2nd Team Page Fifty-eight I If Y xi fe K 1 . D Y Xt 'f ,H l - ' ' JIM LIPP JIM SETTE BILL BELK JOHN CONYNE Hdlfbuck Halfbaek Tackle Emi BOB TYSON HOWARD NELSON DONALD ARNESS PAT HJELLE Emi Tackle Center Tackle All State Honorable Mention AL MILLER DICK LEE RUSS PATCHEN GILBERT RINDAHL Emi Guard Haljback End All State-2nd Team Page Fifty-nine 70144 Page Sixty FRONT Row: Klee, Sundahl, Gronberg, Harmsen, W. Clausnitzer. BACK Row: L. Clausnitzer, Miller, Kent, McFall, Naaden, Addington. RAY YEASLEY Coach Imps Imps Imps Imps Imps Imps Imps Imps Imps Imps Saiealule . . . Turtle Lake 34 . Steele 18 . Angels 24 . Paps 33 . Glen Ullin 33 . Glen Ullin 32 . Angels 21 . Paps 26 . Turtle Lake 52 . Valley City Reserves 20 D FRONT Row: Fred Lunn, Al Heising, Ken Anderson, Burl Dutt, Bud Baska, Doug Dunahay, and Gene Nelson, BACK Row: Riley Neuhardt, Bob Wyciskala, Burt Seims, Al Miller, Jim Lipp, Eddie Abfalter. Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck 22 45 44 36 25 36 32 35 39 49 39 51 40 52 37 37 43 40 Scdedule Season Play Fargo 21 Devils Lake 29 St. Le0's 24 Aberdeen 30 Dickinson 22 Minot 33 St. Mary's 31 Mandan 16 Valley City 25 Jamestown 22 Minot 36 St. Leo's 40 Jamestown 9 Mandan 32 Wahpeton 34 Dickinson 21 St. Mary's 29 Valley City 34 Tournament Play Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck St. Leo's 28 Minot 27 Williston 39 Wahpeton 30 Grand Forks 31 MARSHALL MURDOCH Coach Page Sixty-one Wwwm I t H 1 at xt , x .,.,.- X- ' lib '32 'L 'fn V .,.l.,, J BABE DUTT Center ai? iw: ' ' mg: BUD BASKA Forward All State Honorable Mention Page Sixty-two BEANS ANDERSON Captain Forward Tournament First Team All State First Team GENE NELSON Guard Tournament Second Team Q AL HEISING Guard Tournament First Team All State Second Team em! ,M , x H551 5 ad e i ,,.:,, : I fr nf 532 rf 0 ae V. 5 . W JIM LIPP Guard FRITZ LUNN Forward Vx AL MIL LER Q Center i Nz X EDDIE ABFALTER FATS DUNAHAY Forward G74'7 'd Page S ixty-three Fmsr Row: E. Bailey, F. Lunn, D. Patchen, E. Abfalter, B. Berry. SECUND ROW: J. Conyne, G, Rindahl, P. Hjelle, B. Dutt, J. Arman. Page Sixty-four C. T. DENTON Coach V43 1363? Q A 1 u -5.1-N... ,Q -,i These action shots of our track team are samples of the various feats performed by this group during the track season. Page S iwty-f ive Spam Sim 'M Obi ,:p,,i...eS:W,,,p. ,diff --v--M auf YK dl' C D ,....-1' -f '0dA.N 3 ,' cgffgf' sin' --fcR f'w's.x ,ff X W N E ff? .M- qv- VV A I K N --ummqwg ' K K4 if it ,www - K L? ,,A- ' :.' ' L' My C , W ' Y ' - A - ii- H W ff, ff 'iw W A wi U f 3 ow., , A up-..f.r ' A J, In , X 'KA WG' Fi, ':- , , HP' ...::.g,,g:, :':. 1 'f :' , ji' X ,,:., v ' A ,.,. ' . -- 2: - X W , PgSt1l QM Where are We going? How's the water? How's about a ride? Daddy Longlegs. Comfortable What's so interesting ? Dead eye. Locked out? Catch. How about a smile? Stick 'em up! Was it windy? Twins Studying hard Where is the ghost? Bait? Green! fgrass, that isb Page Sixty-'nine Page Seventy Horse laugh. Is your name Kilroy? We go round and round. Cute dress. I love uniforms. I've got her now. Grin and bear it. Coy. Just call me Brownie. Hearts, I presume. All by myself. Look what I made. Oh look at me. Alley cats. 4 to 1, good odds. Complete bliss. Oh Art, you cav 9 l'Y12.l'1 K I i 1 I 2 Operator. On your mark. Sun bothering you? The sun tan begins. There's just room for one. . Bathing beauties. Pride of the army. Oh, what a hunk of man! Greek god, yea gods. Oh, ya, I bet she didn't. Leave some water, please. Please submerge. E-e-k! I ean't stand it. Page Seventy-one Page Seventy 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. -tw 0 Pretty flowers. 7. All dressed up. Yup, I'm Jim. 8. Fiddle De Da. New coveralls, John? 9. How about a smile? Is it good, Bruce? 10, Curlie. Can you do this? 11, Hi, kid! Just call me Gil. He left us! Just call me Bumps! Freckles. Thinking, Peggy? See my ring! Smile pretty, now. I wonder? Sun bathing? See my new dress. Another manless party. Take my picture. The hard way. I know this one's posed. Daniel Pete Boone. You say it, I can't. It's just little me. Was that posed? Where did you com Pretty flowers. e from '? It's my turn now. What you won't find on trees. Pull it in, Pat. And at your age. Come here boyg dog, that is. Windy? Chums. Page Seventy-three 1 2 3 4 5 Page Seventy-four Going My Way Leg art? Just me. Classlmates. Buddies. Just waiting. Size 16. Sunkist beauties. Hollywood, here I am. Same to you. Ain't I sweet? Pepsodent. Ah, Prom! Fairhill fugitive -Grab a male, girls, the past grads are throwing a dance. The time is S -What? School? Why, I was only beginning to live! Oh, well, green frosh and cute J. C. men ought to prove interesting. tonight and the place is the Country Club. That's all you have to know. if -Gay street carnival and dancing to Frankie Masters promises to ol' , provide us with a whole week of fun. N -At a beautiful candlelight ceremony, Dana Hall was installed as 1 'V Q, - Worthy Advisor of Rainbow. Wally DelaBarre chosen to lead the 'iv , Boosters through another successful year. -George Miller installed as Master Councilor of DeMolay. -4. X ' -Please note the date, readers, it's Friday the 13th, and we lost tc N13 St. Mary's. Who's superstitious? We sure are! -- -Activity tickets reach brightest selling point in BHS history. Everybody's buying one. -Class election. Boatright chosen to lead Juniors. Aandahl, Tavis and Fevold lead their respective classes. 1 -Pep meeting, cheerleaders troyouts and a big game with Devils Lake What a team! What a game! 59-6 in our favor. -Forty-two couples make the back-to-school Rainbow--DeMolay formal the best ever had. -Nomination for Homecoming Queen. Ten gorgeous gals chosen. Who's the lucky one? -First Hi-Herald issued. Congrats, Quanrud and Aandahlg it's super! Omdm We have a victorious Homecoming with Mandan four suburb across the riverl. Queen Marty and her attendants reigned in the rain. The snow had begun in the gloamingg and busily all the night-had been heaping field and high- way, with a silence deep and White. -Lowell. The Negro tenor, Pruth McFarlin, River and Surrender.', fWhat, -Our stars-Heising and Dunahay, -Bergstrom, Houser, Eslinger and beat St. Mary's. sang to the assembly. A few of the favorites were Ole Man Surrender!'? At S32 an ouncell of course-were chosen as this year's co-captains. Babcock chosen as cheerleaders. As they proved their ability, we A glorious day-the return of three roaming Romeos. -With the team moving down to Jamestown, came a busload of their admirers-band-cheerleaders and all-after which, we lost. Everyone had fun, though. Two and a half more days to loaf and not be bothered. State Teachers convention at Fargo. The Denton Derby still is in our hands-cuz we ran all over Dickinson. Well, not exactly ran, we ramped them. -The snow had begun in the-Oh, nuts! It's snowing again. HThe Famous Nameless blossomed out with a scavenger hunt and dance, at the 'Country Club, at that. Have you ever tried to find a cockroach at night-it's impossible. in tk K6 1-Many of the guys playing their last game, the Demons end a successful season with a 6-6 tie with Minot. Dunahay and Heising were THEE players. 8-Today Gilbert Olson gave a speech on the history of the Marines. 10-Be sure not to miss the Art Exhibit in the Canteen. Oh, such wonderful art! 21-The annual banquet for the twenty-five 1946 letterfall footmen-I mean football lettermen-and, what men! 22-The Annual Barn Dance with the GREAT Doug Dunahay and Shirl Turner reigning as king and queen of the corn- ahem-dance. 28-Thanksgiving and vacation. What an exciting week-end, with all these birds around. Joke! 30-American Junior Legion banquet. Congrats, kids. Page S eventy-fwe D 7-First basketball of the season, and what a way to start a season. Looks like Marsh's boys are out for blood this year. Sorry, Fargo! 9-Kenny-better known as Beans'!-Anderson chosen to lead this year's Demons. -Open your chest. I mean your heart! and give to the Community Chest drive. 13-The Demons made their first out-of-town trip a success by romping over Devils Lake, 45-29. 17-Welll do anything for pictures-anything! Even a talent show. Not tooqmuch talent on the Annual Staff-but we got the pictures, didn't we . Miss Johnson again produces a better than ever Gloria. The Demons present BHS with another victory. This time, St. Lec's took the beating. The Demons begin to show wonderful teamwork. .I 11 ii? 18- 19- 155 Pug e 20-Christmas vacation starts-happy day! Bucky Andrews plays for the t'Sunrise hop. 27-The team will always remember Aberdeen's hospitality. Especially since we won. Why, they even tried to line the guys up with dates, but with not too much luck, we understand. 30+The climax of the holidays-The Annual Rainbow DeMo1ay Formal. Under beautiful decorations, everyone had a perfect time. 31 12 Midnight--Happy New Year! g4'W4 'f 3-Demons travel to Dickinson to take the first win of the new year. 4-BHS cagers again pull through with a hard-fiught 36-33 win over Minot. Our faith is in ya, fellas. 7-Inauguration ceremonies at the Capitol. Concert Choir gives a pleasing performance. 10-Paced by Baska and Anderson, the Demons trounce over Mandan, 35-16. 14-Blizzard! But a one-day vacation! 16-Bev Patera installed as Worthy Advisor for Rainbow. 17-The undefeated Demons battled with Valley City for the ninth straight win. Looks like we've got a championship team! 18-They did it again. Bismarck 49, Jamestown 22. Keep track of them, fans, that's 10 in a row. 19-Concert Choir tour to Minot for a performance. 24-25--Demons travel to Minot to play a strong Minot team. Again, we beat them by three points. Also played St. Leo's 44-24. We won, naturally. 31-Demons again trounce over Jamestown! This makes 13 straight, fellas. Keep going. The score, 40 to 9. 7eE-many 7-We decided to go over and romp Mandan. Don't think we didn't do it-152-32. What am I saying? 52-32. 9-Everyone who attended completely enjoyed the concert given by the Bismarck Symphony. 12-Have you ever heard of Enderlin? It's a small but thriving metropolis located somewhere in North Dakota. Anyway, we heard a choir from there today. Good, too. Vx 5 :A 14-After beating Wahpeton, the Demons can't lose. It was an exciting 1 N NN xx game, but everyone knewf 'IJ we'd win. xx 1 O Q ' 1 16-The first appearance of the choir. Success again. G X Q N 19-4:00 a. m. The weather is a bit chilly but many got up to get ' T tournament tickets. ' 21-The Demons took their 16th straight, tonight, 'by beating Dickinson. ' 22-Talk about a shortage of men. That must be the answer for the l 9, small attendance at the Sadie Hawkins dance. Too bad-it was fun. o J 2-5-As of now, the Demons have the record tied with 17 straight wins. Why? 'Cuz we beat St. Mary's and this time it was 43-29. 26-Joan Bleakney is Purity in Pure as the Driven Snow. Don't get me wrong, it was the Journalism play. 28f-As of now, the Demons have .broken all records by beating Valley City down there. We're all betting on them for State Champs. nu -- e--Q' Seventy-si: Wind . 6-A new and different tourney started today. Dickinson, Williston, - Minot, and good ol' Bismarck, won their first games. A dance a.fter the last game. Elmer Roubinek and his orchestra will play. 7--Bismarck and Williston pitted against each other Saturday night for Western Conference Championship. Another dance. This time it's Hugo Venat. Canteen open every night from 5 to 7 with the T Plainsmen. Q. 14-Now the real tourney. Our dream boy, Dunahay, puts us in the championship game with a basket in the last 20 seconds. But, oh, we play Grand Forks. Another dance. 15-This is it! The Demons' winning streak shattered. Grand Forks downed us 29-31 for the state championship. We almost won. Nelson, Anderson, Heising, named on all-Tourney team. 1 16- Beans Anderson made the all-state team. We're proud of you, and you deserved it. 21-First day of spring! Ice 'broke in the river. What a wave of illness f'?J hit the school! 1-What a nice April Fool edition of the I-Ii-Herald-even on yellow paper. Well, we're still all friends. 7-Today the choir had planned to leave on their tour, but it was changed to June when they will leave to sing for the Kiwanis International Convention at Chicago. 12-Junior College Spring Dance, featuring the Plainsmen. They really are wonderful-such music- Paid adv. 19-Juniors put on traditional Prom and it turned out to be one big merry-go-round. Get the connection? 24-25-What shall I do-go to Aberdeen for the track meet or stay here for Conclave. What a problem. Pleeze, Mr. Anthony, help me. 1-2-K Cram Sib-another year-another success. ' 3-Western Conference track meet-here! More available men. 7-Junior College Prom--Patty Dickman is general chairman. I hope it's as much fun as our's. 9-District Music Contest. Kids were here, there, and everywhere- except in their classes. Y 10-Track meet. 17-Track meet. W 22-The seniors all drag out of bed bright and early for senior breakfast. SEX Then-commencement-veni, vidi, vici! M I 24-District track meet held here. Who will win-better decide: soon, sudden, yea now! We did? X X 31-State track meet-Valley City. Well, that's all, there is no more. We just ain't nuthin'. Page Seventy-seven ,-44 We .lecwe palzamye Um S We, the Senior Class, members of the Annual Staff and students of Bismarck High School, wish to extend our token of appreciation to the businessmen of Bismarck for their fine co-operation and support in making possible this 1947 edition of the Prairie Breezes. S Each i?J means a contribution of five Ack's Radiator Shop Anderson Hardware? Annetta's Beauty Salon Annex Beauty and Barber Shop Bank of North Dakota? Bashara's Grocery? N. P. Benson Optical Co.? Bismarck Auto Parts Bismarck and Capitol Theaters? Bismarck Bakery Co.?? Bismarck Cloverdale Dairy?? Bismarck Insurance Bismarck Lumber Co.? Bismarck Paint and Glass? Bismarck Printing Co.? Bismarck Reminder? Bismarck Tribune??? Bonham Bros.? Bowman Furniture Co.? Brezden Standard Service? Bride's Cafe Bridgeman Russell Co.? Bruhjell Beauty and Barber Shop?? Byrne Agency?? Calnan Funeral Home Capital City Bottling Works? Capital Cut-Rate Drug?? Capital Laundry? Capitol Service? Carl's Grocery? Carlson Watch Market T. Clem Casey? Central Meat Market? Checker Cab Inc. City Cab Inc., and City Bus Co.?? Cities Service Oil Co.? Commercial Printing Co.? Commercial Service Co.?? Convert-Boelter Funeral Home? Copelin Motor Co.? Corwin-Churchill Motor Inc.????? Cowans Drug Store? Cox, Cox and Pearce?? Gerald Craig Agency Dacotah Seed Co.?? Dahl Clothing Store?? Daisy's Beauty Shop Dakota Maid Bakery?? Dakota National Bank? '+- Davis Chevrolet Co.??? Dirlam Shop? Dr. W. L. Diven D Sz S Bootery? Eagles Club??????? East End Grocery? Elks iClub????? Enge Health Clinic? Engelhardt Photo Studio? Enoch Schutz Creamery?? Erickson's Refrigerator Service? Farmers Union Oil Co.?? Finney's Drug?? First National Bank?? Fleck Motor Sales?? French and Welch? Frosted Food? Gaffaney and Shipley Gerlach Sheet Metal?? M. B. Gilman Co.??? Golden Maid Ice Cream Store? Gold Seal Co.?? Grand Deluxe Beauty Shop? Grand Pacific Beauty and Barber Grand Pacific Hotel?? Hall's Drug Store?? Hedahl Motor Supply? Hedden Real Estate? Hintgens Hoskins-Meyer? Huletts Grocery Dr. M. J. Hydeman Inga's Shop? Klein Lumber Co.? Klein Tailor and Cleaners Knife River Coal Mining Co.??? Knowles Jewelry? Koenig Food Market? Kysar Jewelry? Lahr Kr Lahr, Inc.? John W. Larson, Contractor? G. R. Lipp, M.D.+ Lomas Oil Co.? A. W. Lucas 'Co.????? F. A. McDonna Agency? Walter W. McMahon, Typewriter Martins Grocery? Mason Owens Studio?? Master Cleaners and Dyers, Inc.? Belle Mehus Melville Electrical Supply? The Menls Store? Meyer Broadcasting Co.?? Midwest Motor Express? Missouri Valley Motors? Modern Barber Shop? Modern Machine Works?? Mohr Studio? Montana Dakota Utilities Co.?? Montgomery Ward and Co.??? Morrey Alans? Leonard B. Moyer, M.D.? M R Food Market Murphy Insurance Nash Finch Co.?? Nelson Larson Music Store? N. D. Concrete Products Co.?? Northern Hide and Fur Co. Northwest Finance Co.? The O-Kay Confectionary? .maim w...iNE 52110 dollars. Oliver Piggly Wiggly?? Olson's Service Park Foods? ...rJ, C. Penny Co.?? People's Dept. Store? Perfection Cleaners? Perry Funeral Home? Dr. H. T. Perry Peterson Barber Shop? Prince Hotel? Provident Life Insurance Co.?? The Pub? Quain and Ramstad Clinic??? Quality Meat Market Shop Quanrud, Brink and Reibold, Inc. Rausch Furniture Co. Reff-McCann Inc. Furniture? Richmond's Bootery? Risem Studio?? Robertson's??? Rosens-Men's Clothiers?? Rose Shop? Royal Beauty Shop? Rue Construction??? Sarah Gold Shop?? Schantz and Person? Schranz Motor Co.? ,Sears 8: Roebuck Co.??? ? Service Drug? George F. Shafer? Shark's Men's Store The Shoe Mart? ,-. f Sioux Sporting Goods? B. K. Skeels? State Fur Co.? SM Stude Mill Works? Sudden Service? Sunbeam Ice Cream Store Swallow Bros. Service? Tavis Company Inc.? Tavis Music Co.? Ted's Delivery Service 20th 'Century Sign Co.? Universal Motor Co.?? Van's Beauty Shop Van Specialty?? Vantine Paint and Glass Co.? Vi's Cafe? Vita Bakery?? Wachter Transfer Corp.? J. P. Wagner Ward Motor Co.? Watkins Food Ma1'ket?? Westley's Jewelry Oscar H. Will Co.??? Women's Wear Shoppe Woodmansee Stationery? F. W. Woolworth Co.? Yegen Dairy Co.?? Young, McGray and Morris? HUF Page Seventy-'nine I 77mffZcwn fob: 'gfzaawz 7fezec9Jq,u ,Q ZQJV A ,ff M154 ju, ,ff f- f ,l,WfV,A? l if f+Zf5f'ilW V 1 . 1 ,, .2 I, f X .M . Wx Q55 1' Exif ii xii J , j N' , r ly 3 I fx, N V gf M J my W X' RMA Q wwf ,N L.. H x. XX X 1. P My' W4 W W A315 . f V if xg? , K s 93 I Xf 'Li, Qivvv 7f'f7f L