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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

f MMM A 0 ' My . iff V5 ' , KI , I Xu K ,xii 1 , ,J ,Yay JA? ,X my ,J .f .1 K. , X KPUJ 1 P X 1 X, N, ,1 K W V- Ng 7afemfq-660454 1-faaiawzaaaq A Zzzadzde Zfzeeyea .,.af.., N467 ,f WW4 V034 ,D f 4 +l,, F CYD Fzeewteddq ide Sendcvz Zhu A af Zckmmzck Way! Scion! I VZ, We have entered a new era in our lives-the Atomic Age. In dedicating the 1948 Prairie Breezes to the Future, We do so with the prayer that our generation shall lay' the foundation that will make it a blessing rather than a curse to mankind. MJ ? . P gdemafzod Sched 23 Faculty, 16 Students, 359 gcbmafzci my soma Faculty, 32 Students, 738 The foreword of the 1923 Prairie Breezes expresses the hope that the student body may enjoy their first yearbook. The first annuals devoted many pages to advertisements, literary works, and photographs of Bismarck. Since then our yearbooks have gradually departed from the pages spent on these subjects, until now they present a photographic record of our school life. Whatever the changes, the most important goal of any annual, picturing the spirit of school life, has been preserved. Our hope is that this spirit will be continued throughout the future years. '45 Page Three -.,.-my-Q - AX NN Ql21E?JQ?QQST?2LiX?Q Q22 f will X K T 9 1 -fs, , , '1:Ef,f, ,Fi I :M 'f , ' 4 - ' '1 f - 'lfgifilkdglzr' . if ,gqz A A W , ,, ,,..- wi: -- 41 .9 2 , L if w rf 5 4 ,E 1 r, S 5353, xl? ' 4 533' f 3.1, 5 f P w gg + pr mg? xl 5 2,3 L '21, u mm 'bf P we If ,Q 5 ff,U?1 w J 1-Q 4 f la A 'V H R. 1 5 . X i E f , H 'x If :,,+ X :,:H,,,, . n:aee:Egi,,z,wLi35- , ,. ,K V Q.. nga .--.....nA..,.J 1 3 ,Il M -if-mm-mr.. ...A ....,... H-.. Ei 5,9 ggsia am 1 Sedan! gamma! J all Page Six Seated-T. W. Seite, William Pearce, B. O. Refvem. Standing-Glenn Vantine, George Will, Dorothy Moses, clerk. Much of the success and progress of our school during the past twenty- five years is due to our school board and faculty administration. - The school board has one member, George Will, who has served for nearly twenty-five years, and the faculty boasts of one member, Mrs. Melvina Pollard, who was a member of the 1922-23 faculty, and has served continuously since that time. C. W. LEIFUR Principal f 0 ff J fl zu' ff N A. C. VAN WYK Superintendent x X Page Seven 7 LUCILE ANDERSON Algebra, Junior Business A GNES BANTZ French, Latin WILBUR Typing, Xl. CHARLES DENTON Football, Track, Physical Education NOLAN ANDERSON Chemistry. Biology. Gone-ral Scif-nec M055 3 55 Er' W-4 mm 55 QP 5.5, Em Z ADRIAN DUNN JUANITA EDICK American History, Civics Commercial Page Eight 7 CHESTER EUGENE Psychology, Business Law ORLAND HESKIN Choir LOIS FEURY English W. L. JACOBSON Physics 8 X..g::- ' -' 4 Q E ' .!E: ., ' ' GERTRUDE EVARTS 'American History 4' Qi 1 IRVIN HUSS Geometry, Algebra GLADYS JOHANS LOUISE JOHNSON Physical Eflucfon English Page N ine A M.: N A :T , gs '13, 'Si A A ' , f Q. i2sr:ga.g, .. -asa: 1 - . - L5 .. . , .Q . Q , la wr , 1 5 fl! 1 WENDELL JOSAL ' CLARION LARSON English, Public Speaking Band Dramatic-s g HARVEY LARSON Printing SIDNEY J. LEE BETTY MILLER Civics, Socioloity. Home Economics Journalism ELDRED MURDOCH Social Science, Brmkkeoninxr N MARSHALL MURDOCH RITA MURPHY Shop, Basketball English Page Ten W LUE LLA NELSON Librarizm MARJORIE THOMPSON unzlish RAYMOND RUTH RUDSER Art PAU LINE WAHL English MELVINA POLLARD World History DOUGLAS THORKELSON Ilinl0lZY. General Science 0917 AR ZETTER Drawing, Biology, Vocational Agriculture Page Eleven ...- ,.,-Q ff' Y 7 f f gebfribji' gj gg X ff:ifD Q9 1 Page Tweluv N ff.. .1 ' ' 'A , I 'VMI 1 ,V v f 25531 -Sllf 72 N I - ,gpqiwgi QF , ,, sy ...Q K ,f 2 Q., Q Q.pf KfWMwa21af,wW ' ' f',.zp-,My A fi'-W' aww 'ff uf , . -Agw,JmQ5?3 5QWwwxxQvHQ. m4wif4?w3WffSmWwW??fVQQQQBW 1 f Y N wif? s'3W1.v5ziv?'A - 'I rf L 'f.i5'?: i53 ' . mmuJ,,,AMQ,mL W,kA, QYw , . ,- . ,Xt I ' if 4,1 L , 'g -' I 121-A - ' vm, ff' l I Page Fourteen Upper: Vocational Agriculture Lower Left: Metal Work Lower Right: Printing 100146 1 ,A ra? ,L 4 f K-9 2:97 Upper: Foods R11 Lower Left: Foods Lower Right: Clothing LID IPF Page F if teen 3 5 5 1X H 1 I! 3, 59 5 H 1 4 I 3 5 Q 3 K, 1 Q E 2 A r f ,1 n J 2 5 C V1 Q P f k I lan Page Sixteen These Pictures show various phases of activities in the Physical Education Department I Upper: Physics Lower Left: Chemistry Lower Right: Biology Q10 Page Seventeen ' 0 1-HW zffyflfm--,. Upper Left: Typing UPP91' Right! AIT Lower: Library Q! Wenzel? Upper Left: Oral English Upper Right: Mechanical Drawing Lower: Radio Program, Your Schools Today LID Page Nineteen 5635753333 J J num 6 Q2 L gf XZ x .vwmjj 'wp Ng, CI., X 5,1.gv ffb. H CB, 057' I 1 QE ? A' eadofw '45 Class Sponsors-L. Anderson, N. Anderson, Miller, Feury, Josal, Murphy Whew! we finally made it!-Ripley Class Officers Frank Bavendick, Presidentg Marjorie Mount, Secretaryg Jerry Olson, Vice President Daniel Dustin, Treasurer. LQ C311 I A -fl 'A CLB5 Q . KEUNI ww-zo i , N fl fi Page Tu evzly-tiwc Officew Ween We We-ze. . . Qzecdmea President: Russel Patchen. Treasurer: Frank Bavendick. Secretary: Kitty Koch. Vice President: Dick Patchen. 1 Secretary: Estelle Kennelly. President: Dale Boatrifzht. Treasurer: Alan Miller. Vice President: Gilbert Rindahl. Safeiamafaee 'l'reasurer: Charles Bryan. Secretary: Estelle K ennelly. Viz-e President: Dale Boatright. President: Edward Adams. f 1 Page Tnuenfy-lh ree .X Page Twenty-four EDWARD ADAMS Oh! I'1n so abusedl Band 1, 2. 3. 43 Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Club 4: K Cram Sib 1, 2. 3, 4: Hi Herald 4: Class Officer 2: Rotary Guest 4: St. Paul Rotary Guest 4: Prom Committee 3: Representative Jun- ior 3: Gloria 1. 2, 3. 4: Booster Board 1, 3: Honor Society 4: You Can't Take It With You 4. BEATRICE ALBRECHT She really knows her sharps and flats. Concert Choir 3, 4: K Cram Sib 3: G.A.A. B. 41 Prairie Breezes 4: Prom Committee 3: Gloria 3, ELDOR ANDERSON I couldn't decide which tie to wear so I niidn't wear any. SARAH JANE ANDERSON What's St. Mary's got that B.H.S. hasn't. Andy? Band 1, 2, 3: Dramatic Club 4: K Cram Sib 2, 3: Prairie Breezes 4: Prom Committee 3: Honor Society 4. ROBERT ASPLUND Violence! Oh Gra.cious.' Concert Choir 4: F.F.A. 4. LORRAINE AUWINGER I just love chewing gum! G.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Home Economics Club 2. ERWIN BAILEY O-o-o-o-h I Er-r-r-win! Concert Choir 4: Tumbling Team 2. 3, 4: K Cram Sib 4: Track Team 2. 3. 4: Prairie Breezes 4: Rotary Guest 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Let'er- man's Club 2. 3, 4: Canteen Governing Board 4. EXENE BAKKEN Hollywood ain't seen nothin' yet! K Cram Sib 3: Prairie Breezes 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Gloria 1. FRANK BAVENDICK He goes steady by jerks! Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 2, 3. 4: K Cram Sib 1, 2. 3. 4: Football 3. 4: Track Team 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1, 4: Rotary Guest 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Representative Junior 3: Gloria 4: Letterman's Club 4: German Band 2. ARLO BEATTIE A small representation of the real thing. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 4: K Cram Sib 4: Prairie Breezes 4. CLAUD BEATTIE You take the high road, and I'll take the low road-it's darker! Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Concert Choir 4: K Cram Sib 4: Tumbling Team 2. 3, 4: Prairie Breezes 4. MARJORIE BELK Her eyes shine, she smiles, and we're won over! Concert Choir 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 4: K Cram Sib 1: Home Economics Club 3: Prom Commit- tee 3. HOWARD BENJAMIN His Ruby is his most prized gem. ROBERT BERRY The thought of track keeps him living from one day to the next! Band 1. 2, 3, 4: K Cram Sib 2: Football 2. 3, 41 Track Team 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Let- te-rman's Club 2, 3, 4. HELEN B1'r'rIs Love that rmzn-Rolly I do! Dramatic Club 4: Gloria 2. l, I DALE BOATRIGHT You can start now-I'm here. Band 1, 2: Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Officer 2, 3: Rotary Guest 4: Prom CommiLtee 3: Representa- tive Junior 3: Gloria 1, 2, 3, 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Booster Board 2, 3, 4: Canteen Governing Board 2, 3, 45 Track Student Manager 2, 3: Bas- ketball Stifdent Manager 3, 4. BETTY BOYD If joy and duty clash, let duty ga to smash! Second Choir 3: Dramatic Club 4: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 4: G.A.A. 1: Prom Com- mittee 3. M1LToN BRAnEoRn Anybody know any jokes? gram!-itic Club 4: Our Hearts Were Young and HY . CHARLES BEICKELL But having just one girl is so monotonous! Concert Choir 2, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Football 1, 3: Track Team 1, 25 Prom Commiitee 3. HENRIETTA BRosTE The very picture of alomestivily. DONALD BRUNMEIER Another John Lf! Football 4. CHARLES BRYAN -V Say did I ever tell you about my high I. Q.? Class Officer 2: Prom Committee 3: Boys' State GRACE BURKHART 1 Hia going to B.J.C. makes it a lot easie 0 it, Grace? Dramatic Club 4: Home Economics Clu Gloria 2. BETTY CARLEY If it's pep you want, she's got it. Band 1, 2, 3, 41 K Cram Sib 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. 1. NADINE CARLEY Laughing and giggling the live-lung day. Ho in the world and you get that way? M VZ Band 1, 2, 3. MARY ANN CART 4141 Now those Jamestowh boys- IRQ' Band 1, 2. 3: Orchestra 1. 43 Drama Clxb 4: K Cram Sib 2: Hi Herald 4: Prom Co mittee 3: 1 Itepresentative Junior 33 Gloria 2: Honor S -1 f ciety 43 Girls' State 3: You Can't Take.It ' You 4. . , LEROY CLAUSNITZER 'F ' f, F If at first you dont :ucceed, try to get V other girl! nfl U R0sE ANN COATS Ignorance is bliss. MILDRED CORELL A smile for everyone is her belief. Concert Choir 2, 3, 4: K Cram Sib 2, MELVIN DAHL Pm from California! ll w r Page Twenty five WINIFRED DANIELSON Third finger, left hand-Nntice Please! BETTY DAVID Give me the simple life. ANN DIEDE Another 'red head-Warning! LYLE DIMOND Bay, what u whizz I am! F.F.A. 1. 2, 4. OLIVETTA DIMOND We hear she's good at 'writing letters-too. DORIS DIRLAM wow! Just plum Wowf K Cram Sib 3: Prairie Breezes 4: Gloria 2. DANIEL DUSTIN Tall, clark, and-well tall anyway! Concert Choir 2. 3, 4: K Cram Sib 3: Class Offi- cer 4: Honor Society 4: Rotary Guest 4: Gloria 4: Canteen Governing Board 4. ARDYS ECKLUND Another blondegonly she's a natural. Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 3: You Can't Take It With You 4: Dra- matic Club 4: K Cram Sib 1, 2. 4: Hi Herald 4: Prom Committee 3: Booster Board 3: Honor Society 4. DERYL EHRMANTRAUT Don't let my innocent look fool youffm a devil! Concert Choir 4: Prairie Breezes 4. GERALD ENGEL The intellectual type. Concert Choir 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Debate Club 4: You Can't Take It With You 4: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 4: Pure as the Driven Snow 3: Gloria 4. WILLIAM EVERTS Pinball machines-what are they? ELNA FALGREN Anybody want u lift? Dramatic Club 4: Prairie Breezes 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Gloria 2. DUANE FREDRICKS Watch out for Slugger , Debate Club 4: Hi Herald 4: Honor Society 4: You Can't Take It With You 4. HELEN FRITZ I've got a yen for the open road. G.A.A. 1. 2. BETTY FUEHRER W One dignified senior, at lea.-et. l Gloria 2. , . LX M' ' Page Twcn fy-siiv X I CAMILLE FURRER The kind of friend everyone wishes he had. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. VIRGINIA GEORGE Full of wisdom. full of wit. Yes we love her every bit. Band 1. 2, 8, 4. ROBERT GIERKE Married life is so wonderful! Roy GILBREATH Girls-Feast your eyes on me! Football 2, 3, 4: Hi Herald 4: Prom Cornmibee 3: Gloria 3, 4: Letterman's Club 4: Canteen Gov- erning Board 4: You Can't Take It With You 4. BERNARD GOLDADER Jackie's liitle second fiddle! Dramatic Club 4. JEAN GRAREN I don't care-I still love him! Concert Choir 4: Dramatic Club 4. GLORIA GRAY Virtue is her own reward. Dramatic Clvub 4: G.A.A. 1. MARLOWE GRONBERG An exception: beauty and brains combined. Dramatic Club 4: You Can't Take It With You 4: Hi Herald 4: Prom -Committee 3: Representative Junior 3: Homecoming Attendant 4: Gloria 2: Honor Society 4, MARY ANN HANsoN Business Manager Prairie Breezes 4: Prom Committee 3: Gloria 2. NORMAN HARJU Harmonicas-his downfall. Hi Herald 4: F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, PHILIP HARJU You may think he's a woman hater. but-J Hi Herald 4: Rotary Guest 4: You Can't Take It With You 4: Honor Society 4. BARBARA HEATON A teacher's paradise. Orchestra 2: K Cram Sib 2: Prairie Breezes 4: Honor Society 4, Jo ANN HEDNER She knows what the word friendly really means. Dramatic Club 4: Our Hearts Were Young and Cgaiyr: You Can't Take It With You 4: Hi Her- a . VIOLET HOCHHALTER Can't help lovin' that man of mine. G.A.A. 1. ZELLA HoEI-'EL Waolworth's No. 1 Ace. Concert Choir 2: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Home Eco- nomics Club 2, 3. Page Twenty-seven Page Twenty-eight RAY HOOVER We see no obstacle in his path of gnrogresng he hates all women! IRENE IRVINE There are two perfect men: One dead and the other unborn, Honor Society 4. ALFRED JENSEN His interest lies in the underclassmen. Second Choir 3: Concert Choir 4: Rotary Guezt 4. BESS JOHNSON Quiet and shy, but quite the gal! Gloria 2: Honor Society 4. JEANNETTE JOHNSON Speech is great, but silence is greater. PHILIP JOHNSON One of our few students who isn't a loud mouth. F.F,A. 4: Band 3, 4. THOMAS JOHNSON Don't wake me-I prefer being natural. HELEN KAVONIUS The pride and joy of the gym class. ESTELLE KENNELLY That she's capable she has proved to us. She can do anything without any fuss, Concert Choir 4: Dramatic Club 4: K Gram Sib 1, 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. 4: Hi Herald 4: Class Officer 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Representative Junior 32 Homecoming Attendant 4: Booster Board 2, 3, 4: Canteen Governing Board 3: You Can't Take It With You 4. ALVINA KLEIN Small but dynamic! Dramatic Club 4. CLOTEAL KLING Puise and charm-enough to last a lifetime! You Can't Take It With You 4. CORINNE KOCH Editor. Concert Choir 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: You Can't Take It With You, 4: Prairie Breezes 4: Class Officer 1: Prom Committee 3: Representa- tive Junior 3: Homecoming Attendant 4: Gloria 3: Booster Board 2, 4: Honor Society 4: Girls' State 3: Canteen Governing Board 2. 3, 4. NORMA LANE I just won't give up on this education idea! G.A.A. 2, 4: Home Economics Club 3. MARJORIE LAPORA Oh I'd never go steady, she said. But that was before Danny turned her head. Prom Committee 3. PATRICIA LARSEN Never disobey-take my ward for it. It doesn't my-' Concert Choir 2, 3. 4: Dramatic Club 4: Prairie Breezes 4: Prom Committee 3: Gloria 2, 3. JACQUELINE LAVINE You don't necefsarily have to be artistic to be designing! Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 25 Concert Choir 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: K Cram Sib 1, 2, 3, 4. DELORIS LEE Lee-ve her as she is-we like hor that way. G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. JAMES LEWIS Just call me Atlaa4for short! Prairie Breezes 4: Rotary Guest 4. JAMES LIPP God bless the man who broke the looking glass! Band 1. 2: Concert Choir 35 Football 1, 2, 3. 4? Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Rotary Guest fig Prom Com- mittee 3: Lette-rman's Club 3. 4. ERNEST LOVIN Strong in Willg Ernest in endeavor. Hi Herald 4: Rotary Guest 4: You C:-1n't Take It With You 4: Honor Society 4. LORETTA LUND Regular attendance-what does that mean? Band 2: Second Choir 2: G.A.A, 1: Home Eco- nomics Club 2. Lois MCDONALD Conversation is just a complete waste of time and energy. JAMES MCFALL Love is like a bazaar-the admittance is free but it costs something before you get aut! Gloria 3, 4. JOAN MCFARLAND Small need she would've had for Sir Walter Raleigh: she 1uauld've jumped over the mud! Orcestra 4: Dramatic Club 4: G.A.A. 4: You Can't Take It With You 4. HENRY MAHLMAN Associate Edi'or. Band 1. 2: K Cram Sib 1. 2: Prairie Breezes 4: Honor Society 4: You Can't Take It With You 4. ROLAND MANDIGO Beulah-anybody see my Beulah? Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3. 45 Dramatic Club 4: You Can't Take It With You 43 Pure as the Driven Snow 3: K Cram Sib 1, 2 ,3, 4: Rotary Guest 4. HUGO MARQUAR1' I'm a fiend for square dancesl JANICE MARQUIS When one loves one's Art, no service is tou !lreat. Home Economics Club 1, 2: Prom Committee 3: Gloria 2. GLENN MAUCH I was once serious for all of fifteen seconds! Dramatic Club 4: Prom Committee 3. MIRANDA MEHRER She's gal a Geb-heart! Honor Society 4: Prom Committee 3: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 4: You Can't Take It With You 4. Page Twenty-nine Page Thirty DUANE MERTZ Ivan, the ear-wrevker! NORMA JANE MEYER It didn't take her long to make friends! Honor Society 4. EVELYN MEYERS A winning smile portrays a winning personality. Concert Choir 3: G.A.A. 1, 2: Home Economics Club 3. ZONA MICHELSON Don't say anything against the Irish, if Mike's around! Concert Choir 3: Dramatic Club 4: You Can't Take It With You 4: Hi Herald 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Representative Junior 3: Gloria 2: Booster Board 2, 3, 4: D.A.R. Girl 4: Canteen Governing Board 2: Honor Society 4. ALAN MILLER D-a-a- Lenore! Band 1. 2: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3 4: Track Team 1. 2. 3, 4: Class Officer 3: Prom Committee 3: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Can- teen Governing Board 4. FRANK MORLEY Bless my soul, I finally made it! MARJORIE MOUNT She'll find the good in people if she has to use a microscope! Dramatic Club 4: Prairie Breezes 4: Class Offi- cer 4: Prom Committee 3. HAROLD NEFF Why teachers get gray! Prairie Breezes 4. BEVERLY NELSON That twinkle in her eyes must mean something! G.A.A. 1, 2. FERN NELSON Talk fast and you can say more! Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Concert Choir 3, 4: K Cram Sib 2. 3. 4: Gloria 2. EUGENE NETZBANDT It 'isn't hard to guess what he does in his past- time! ROSE NORDSTROM You'll find no thorns in this rose. CHERIE NUSTAD Don't you dare boo-,fer him! Band 1. 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Concert Choir 43 Dramatic Club 4: K Cram Sib 1, 2, 3: Prairie Breezes 4: Prom Committee 3: Representative Junior! 3: Homecoming Attendant 4: Honor So- ciety . MILDRED OCHSNER You can call me Milly. VERA ODE I rlon't think that's vera funny. Prom Committee 3: Gloria 2, Yv0NNE ODE The tournament brealrs up more than just school work. Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Queen 4: Gloria 22 Prairie Breezes 4. AUNE CJANEN Cute smile, don't you think. GILBERT OLSON I prefer station-wagons myself. Football 4: Rotary Guest 4: Prom Committee 3. JERRY OLSON If you do'n't enjoy 'what you have now, hou' can you be happier with moral Class Officer 4: Honor Society 4, WILLIAM OWEN Al JoIsoniwho's Al Jolson? Dramatic Club 4: Our Hearts Were Younz and Gay 4: Hi Herald 4: You Can't Take It with You 4: Rotary Guest 4: Gloria 3, 4: American History Award 3: Boys' State 4: Honor Society 4, NORMAN PANTZKE A man has more temptations than a woman because he lcnoufs where to find them. Concert Choir 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Orwr Hearts giere Young and Gay 4: K Cram Sib 4: F.F.A. 1: oria 4. RICHARD PATCHEN Them senior domes ain't for me! Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2: Track Team l, 2. 4: Class Oificer 1: Prom Committee 3: Re- presentative Junior 3: Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL PATCHEN . Love: The most fun you ran have without laughing. Concert Choir 2: Football l. 2, 3. 4: Track Team 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 1: Rotary Guest 4: Prom Committee 3: Representative Junior 3: Gloria l. 2, 3, 4: Letterman's Club 3, 4: Booster Board 2. 3 4: Honor Society 4. DUANE PEIGHTAL His camera sightx take in a lo'. Hi Herald 4: Honor Society 4: You Can't Take It With You 4. LLOYD PERKINS These darn women .' MARGRETA RACEK The seniors' contribution to dramatics! Concert Choir 2. 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 4: Debate Club 4: Hi Herald 4: Prom Committee 3: You Can't Take It With You 4. J EANNETTE RIEDEL Oh, I feel so smoor-hy! Concert Choir 2. 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Hi Her- ald 4: Prom Committee 3: Gloria 3: You Can't Take It With You 4. GILBERT RINDAHL B. H. S. is doomed-Pm leaving! Band 2, 3, 4: Concert Choir 3. 4: Football 3, 4: Tumbling Team 2. 3. 4: Track Team 2. 3, 4: Hi Herald 41 Class Officer 3: Rotary Guest 4: Prom Committee 3: Representative Junior 3: Gloria 3. 4: Letterman's Club 2. 3, 4: Booster Board 4: Gorman Band 2: You Can't Take It With You 4. DOROTHY ROBINSON That sweet, demurc look-genuine. Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: K Cram Sib 1. 2, 3: Prairie Br:-ezes 4: Honor Society 4. LILA JANE ROSENBERG Her Zmtto: Anything worth doing ix worth doing we ,. Pure as the Driven Snow 3: Gloria 2. To Page Th irty-twn WALLACE RYBERG Who ara you puckered up for, Wallace! ARTHUR SAVRAN N-a-a. you're all wrong This is the way it is. Debate Club 4: Gloria 1, 2, 3, 4: Bausch Lombe Award 4: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 4: You Can't Take It With You. 4: Honor Society 4. NORMAN SCHATZ Loving makes the heart grow kind, the mind goes soft, the eyes grow blind. F.F.A. 1. PATSY SCHNEIDER To find her enemies would be a hard task. Concert Choir 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. EILEEN SCHUETTE High flights she had, and wit and will And so her tongue lay seldom still. JAMES SCHULTZ Spealc for yourself, James! Basketball 1. LINDAL SCOTT I love, you love, he loves. What! Another triangle? JAMES SETTE I'rn against it! Football 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1: Track Team 2, 3. 4: Prairie Breezes 4: Rotary Guest 4: Prom Committee 3: Letterman's Club 3. 4. BURT SIEMS His averages are never small, Especially those made with a basketball. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track Team 2, 3. DUANE SMITH Don't shove me-Fm moving! JAMES SPEER There's no spear in his glance! Hi Herald 4: Rotary Guest 4: Boys' State 3: You Can't Take lt With You 4. VERNON SPITZER I like older women. Gloria 2. KENNETH TAFT . . . and that is how rhythm was born. Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: K Cram Sib 1. 2, 3. 4: Football 4: Tumbling Team 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: German Band 2, 3. RICHARD TAPLIN It was a lonn chase. but the annual finally got it's reward! ELEANOR THAL If nobody else can do it, I'll try! Dramatic Club 4: Debate Club 4: Pure as the Driven Snow 3: Oratorical Contest 4: G.A.A. 4: Hi Herald 4: Prom Committee 3: You Can't Take It With You 4: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 4: Honor Society 4. RoBERT TYSON Ye Gods! How was I to know the car would run out of gas! Concert Choir 4: Football 1, 3. 4: Track Team 3. 4: Hi Herald 4: Letterman's Club. LILA VOLLAN There's an angel in her eyes of blue, But a second look .shows an imp there, too. LELAND VOSSLER Work fascinates me-I could sit and watch it for hours. IRENE WALLIN You can't gel enough of a good thing. Dramatic Club 4: Our Hearts Were Younz and Gay 4. VERA WAHLMAN Small and slim, with bright blue eyes, She will take you by surprise. DONNA WESTLEY In for work, in for play, She's an all-around girl in every way. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 33 2. 3, 45 Dramatic Club 4: K Cram S Hi Herald 4: Prom Committee 3: Gloria 3: Can- gw-n Governing Board 4: You Can't Take It With ou 4. Concert Choir ib 1, 2, 3. 4: L STANLEY WILSON IL's a shame the While House is so far away. k Dramatic Club 4: You Can't Take It With You 45 5' V 1 . Pure As The Driven Snow 35 Hi Herald 4: Ro- 1' tary Guest 4. , Q SHIRLEY WINMILL Her outside interests are the 'must important ' V to her. ' x X N' -... , -of 4 X exe ? , Q- r 'x il N' Tffig 'Q Page Thirty-three l Www ' K ' 7?-viii? Page Th if-HI-four FRONT R0w:Miranda Mehrer, Els-anor Thal, Zona Michelson, Marlowe Gi-onberfz, Barbara Heaton, Mary Ann Cart, Sarah Jane Anderson, Cherie Nustad. BACK ROW: Ernest Lovin, Philip Harju, Duanc Peiprhtal, Russ Patchen, Irene Irvine, Bill Owen, Ardys Ecklund, Jerry Olson, Eddie Adams, Dan Dustin, Art Savran, Duane Fredricks, Henry Mahlman, Kitty Koch, Dorothy Robinson, Bess Johnson, J Norma Jane Meyer. cf W X if l 0 , flu., h , 43 X 7 fl, . W4v,1f,'Xf D ' lu, if ' -1-NMWONN. 9 ,HON0ilS0?jTY YG, LC ' '47 Class Sp0nso1'svArenstein, Dunn, Edick, Jacobson, Thompson, Nelson. What! no Bugs Bunny? Class Ufficers John Conyne, Treasurerg Shirley Rieke, Secretaryg Louis Farrell, Vice Presidentg Eric Erickson, President Sis JJ X as Q W ly Eli 9,1 Page Thirty-five FIRST ROW: Carman, Bonneville, Bakken, Boatright, Beal, Bender, Bergstrom, Babcock, L. Anderson, Barker SECOND Row: Christiansen. Bohn-er, Buscher, Amory, D. Asplund, Ashridge, Barnes, J. Asplund, A. Anderson. THIRD Row: Austin, Clark, Broste, Bolkan, Boise, Betts, Bowers. D. Asplund. FIRST Row: Doll, Doerr, Cripe, Coats, Dockter, Hauser, Eslinger, Harju. SECOND Row: Giese, Haakenson, Dalazer, Gallup, Coddington, Fricke, Engel. THIRD Row: N. Funston, Dooley, J. Funston. Ely, Conyne, Erickson, Farrell. Falkenstein. FIRST Row: Kutchera, P. Johnson, Hoffman, Marlys Johnson, Krueger, B. Jenkins. Keller. Hektner. SECOND Row: Heinle, Hayes, Henderson, Kleven, Marion Johnson, Hendershott, Holt. THIRD Row: Clarsnitzer, Klugherz, Herdebu, R. Jenkins, Juhala, G. Jorgensen, Harmsen. FOURTH Row: Johansen, Klee, Hjelle, Horn, Otteson, G. Johnson, W. Jorgenson, Hochhalter. Page Thirty-six FIRST Rnw: E, Morley, Neugebauer. Mueller. McFall. Mooney. Millet. H. Nelson. Mehrer, SECIIND Row: Lee, Neils, Myhre, Nordrum, L. Nelson. Lavin, Lighthizer, L. Larson TIIIRD Row: Monroe. Nelson. Mehrcr, Miller, Nandan. Mazigian. Neideffer, Mohr. FIRST Row: Miller. Y. Olson. Riecke. M. Peterson, Register, Ryberg, Piccu, Rasche, Rohrer. SECOND Row: Schatz. Offerdahl. Neuhardt. Plunkett. Pierce. M. Olson, Schmitcke, E. Olson. Porter. Oster, THIRD Row: M. Peterson, E. Peterson, Schacht, Oukrop. Reff, March. Schubert, Osmondson. Rundberg. FIRST Row: Warming, Steinert, Tyler, Vendsel, Tulchinsky, Zerr. Simon. Schutte, Synstegard. Vollan. SECIIND Row: Woods. Sept. Thompson. Will, Wehmhoefer, Simons, Swanson, Wachal, Welch, Young. THIRD Row: Sell. Tavis, Thysell. Swenson. Selness, Sundahl, Sum-lzle. Wnlkor. FoIm'rII Row: Smith. Watson, Synstegard, Wall. Warren. Page Th irly-seven 5 Class Sponsors-Evarts, Braaten, Murdoch, Thorkelson, Johansen, Denton You're supposed to be selling, not eating, Don! Page Thirty-eight Class Officers Virgil Boatright, Presidentg Donald Kent, Treasurer, Martha Erickson, Vice Presidentg Norman Olson, Secretary. M-X X fo P, nt D3 Fms'r Row: Beard, M. Carlson. Anderson. Brezden, Andrus. Anderbe-rg, Bidwell. SECUND Row: Calkins, Bradford, Bi-owning. Buatright. Bietz, Cederstmm. T1-mu: Row: Berg. Anstrum. Addington. Colburn. D. Carlsen. Brown. FIRST Row: Doll. Ehley, Evans. Collis. Gillen. Cook, Dockter, Fahlgren. Funstun. SECOND Rnwz Erickson, Gallup. Greig. Dnerr. Fuehrer, Cornell, Fleck. Dutton, Cummings. THIRD ROW: Gronberz. Ralph Gebhardt. Duvall, Robert Gehhardt. FIRST Row: Hohbein, Harty. Kenney, Haakenson, Hendershott, Hoge, Harding, L. Jones. SECOND Row: Johnson, Huber. Horning. Hinkcl. D. Jones. Harju. Jaeger. THIRD Row: Hartwig, Jensen, Kent. Hellwig, Hedner. Page Thirty-nine FIRST Row: J. Nelson. Lubach. Lenihan. Mastel, Manning. McCrorie, Le-hto, Larson, McLean. SECQND Row: Shirley Kuns. Koch. Sharon Kuns. Lal-lora. Wielke. Lewis. Morford, THIRD Rnw: Leer, Lanterman, LaF1'anc0, R. Nelson, Langford, Milhollan, Melarvie, FIRST Row: Niles. Randall, Orchard, Ode. Nygaard, Sullivan, Sloniker, Schubert, Schlosser, Nickolson. SECOND Row: Schlafmann. M. Spitzer, D. Scott, Van Wyk, A. Scott, Walsh, Spitzer. Wolf. THIRD Row: Rivinius, Schultz. Smith, Schmidt, Warren, Ward. Stoeks, Sjoblom. J. Peterson, Washburn FIRST Row: Rubidou. Olson. Yegren. Schoeppe, Sutherland, Riba, Thomson. Scharnowsko. SECOND Row: Roberts. Walz. Vogel. Sotte, Simons, Siems, Steinaker. THIRD Row: Opp. Pinks. Solomon. Scott, Nordstrom. Nm-uhavt. Watson, Venables. Pam' Fnrly ima 5 Class Sponsors-Bantz, Huss, Johnson, Pollard, Yeasley, Wahl, Zetter. Thinking about next summers' narration, John? Class Officers John Baumgartner, Secretaryg Mary Ann Fenelon, Vice Presidentg Carole La France, T1'G3SU1'9l'j Rodney Bell, President S, xx 2' X ox 39 !lj,Q 6 l. 'I f as X Q X N X . X. Page Forlql-0 rl rc FIRST Row: Cremmins, Clizbe, Bender, Borg. Bell, Bride, Bakken, Bunker, Craven. SECOND Row: Barker, Bonne, Blattner, Boutrous, Anstrom. Bradley, Abfalter, Chadwick. Baker. Greig TIIIRD Row: Bcgman, Carley. Burkhart, Coleman, Baumgartner. Churchill, D. Andc-rraon. Amory. M. Anderson. BI-own. FIRST Row: Gargler, Vernon Harju, M. Dockter, Hanson. Geigle. Farnam. A. Harju. SECOND Row: Danielson, Funston, Edwards, Hendricks, Gabel, Vivian Harju, Hehn. Flurer. TI-IIIID Row: Fowler, Gourclett. Due-rre. Fone-lon, Gebhardt, Herr. Davenport, Franklund, Gifford. Page Forty-tn-a FIRST Row: Hamilton, Holland, Horning. Klansey, Kutchera. Iverson, Jenson. Keim. SECOND Row: Hogue, Ketterling. Hunter, LaFrance. Lovin, LaFave, Irvine, Hubbard. Hurnvr. THIRD ROW: Lakoduk. Lasher, Hook. J. Irvine. Kasper. Kast, Fritz, Kupper. FIRST Row: Pinks, F. Patera, B. Maichel, Neideffer, Meyer, Offerdahl, Noon, V. Nelson. Neuberger. A. Nelson. SECOND Row: N. Peterson, Mazigan. A. M. Nelson, Neff. D. Miller, Maier. Breitmeyer. THIRD ROW: Pederson, McPhee, Mickelsen, M. Miller, M. Michel, Munsch, Beers. FOURTH Row: Bittis, G. Olson, Medicine. J. Peightal, Macdonald. FIRST Row: Stoen, Schmidt. Quamme, Spry, D. Sherman, Priess, Sagzehorn. SI-ZCQND Row: Sprynczynatyk, Selby, Smith, M. Shreman, Schoenemann, Solbcriz. Salter, Re-nz. D. Smith. THIRD ROW: Rabe, Schwengler, Sortomme. FOURTH Row: Schaumberg, Pudwell, Portiss. Salvesun. Reidlinger. Porter, Robbins. FIRST Row: Zeeb, J. Wahl. Walz, Winmill, Torzeski, Wall, R, Thompson, Wheeler, Wyciskala. SECOND Row: Westbrook, Swartz, Wilmann. Thronson, Stude, Wicksu-om. R. Thompson, C. Wilson. Wcstley, THIRD Row: Welch, T. Bohrer, Walker, Belk. Heath, Yeasly, Wheeler, Zinke. Page Forty three RTUWUWUES J, L. 'Fh- hu. ,N , ,, mr Wg 1 x 5: ,YY We-if BILL OWEN Editor MARLOWE GRONBERG EDWARD ADAMS Associate Editor Business Manager Page Forty-six FRONT ROW: Stanley Wilson, Eleanor Thai, Estelle Kennelly, Jo Ann Hedner, Mary Ann Cart. BACK Row: Roy Gilbreath, Duane Fredricks, Duane Peizhtal, Zona Mickelson. Ardys Ecklund. Donna Westley, Gilbert Rindahl, Jeannette Riedel, James Speer, Norman Harju. Ernest Lovin I I KITTY KOCH Editor HENRY MAHLMAN MARY ANN l-IANSON Associate Editor Business Manager FIRST Row: Camille, Furrer, Patty Larson, Elna Fahlgren, Max-j Mount, Doris Dirlam, Bonnie Ode, Exene Bakken, Cherie Nustad, Barbara Heaton, Dorothy Robinson. SECOND Row: Jim Lewis, Arlo Beattie, Deryl Ehrmantraut, Sarah Jane Anderson. Gs-no Colburn, Miranda Mehrer, Bea Albrecht, Jim Sette, Erwin Baily, Claude Beattie. Page Forty-seven gametes game! Rodney Bell. Sw? Will. Betty Buatrizht, Gilbert Rindahl. president: Estelle Kennolly, Marilyn Babcock, Vcrsie Fay Offerdahl, Shirley Kunz, Sharon Kunz. Marilyn Aandahl. Virgil linatright, Harvey Klee. Lee Tavis. Dun Kent, Zona Mickelson, Russ Patchen, Dalc- Buatright, Kitty Koch. Lois Feury, Advisor. FIRST Row: BAN: Row: SEA'rEn : . .. , Jw,.,.wr A rxyrr 7, .. One of the many pep meetings for which our Booster Board is responsible. Page Forty-aight Wana ' Left to Right: Front, Kitty Koch, Cherie Nustad. Back, Marlowe Gronberg, Queen Bonnie Ode, Estelle Kennelly. Page Forty-nine 4,-ff.,-4. we f X1 ig, Luella Dockter, Treasurerg Estelle Kennelly, President: Fayne Patcra., Secretary. ?. 7. 14. Page Fifty FRONT Row: Steinacker, Treasurer: Wickstrom, Secretary. BACK Row: Funston, Vice President: Harju, President: Synstegaard, Sentinelg Neideffer, Reporter, gwm Dance Queen Marilyn King Eric Page Fifty-one Seanad ' FRONT Row: Nelson. Andrews, Stewart. Hendricks, Hook, Lovin, Hanson, G. Irvine, Quammc, Sherman. J. Irvine Churchill. Anderberg, Solberg, Amon. BACK ROW: Geigle. Lenihan, Orchard, Hunter, Thrunson. Stoen. Boutrnus, Dutton, Michel, Sortommo. Elwess, Ducrro Bradley. Willman, Edwards, Clizbe-, Klans-ey. S game! FmsT Row: McPhee. Peterson, Scott, Patera. Ycgen, Sagehorn. SECOND Row: McCrorie. Offerdahl, Spitzer, Harju, Miller, Mickelson, Thompson, Bell, Schaumberg, Bietz, THIRD Row: Salveson, Hehn, Robins, Amory, Neideffer, Schoeneman. Hurner, Zinke, Hamilton, Westley, Gifford. Johnson, Barker, Yeasley, Standing. Page Fifty-four Policy ' ee Page Fifty-sim FRONT Row: McPhee, Boatright, Whitson, Mehi-er, Secretary. BACK Row: Farrell. Allen, Adams, President: Langford. Not pictured L. Scott, Treasurer. Two new additions added to our extra-curricular activities of 1947-48 are the Dramatic Club and the Debate Team. Both were reorganized after a lapse of many years, and the large student participation shows that they will again be very successful. The Dramatic Club, under the capable direction of Mr. Josal and Miss Thompson, has already produced several plays which have been well received. There was a remark- able turnout this year, forming a membership of over two hundred. At the head of the group is the policy committee, a group of nine elected from the members of the Dramatic Club. The Debate Team, under the direction of Mr. Josal, consists of eight members, four on the first team, and four alternates. These members were chosen by Mr. Josal after having made a trial five minute speech on their subject for the year- Should There Be Compulsory Arbitration of Industries Y In their first debate, with Grand Forks, our team showed their ability to give both the pro and con view. fm ' Playmakers' Production: Our Hearts Were Young and Gay Faculty Production: Arsenic and Old Lace Page Fifzu-seven Page Fifty-eight Journalism Production: You Can't Take It With You Dehte FRONT Row: Tolchinsky, Hauser. Thal. Fredricks. BACK Row: Savran, Racek, Engel. E p Om 7mddtcha4l dduetmcw 77a9ecuu1 Page Fifty-'nine S hi ' f? M PZ? C' k ,.Q 1 1 1 x f FXJX 1 Vf . - Y A x r, I, 5 P 0 RT .., J- f f A 1 , X 2 lll V N W Q 'T n f J Q SC 1 Z 1 ,JA -iz 'iw - 'igrigx 0 ... .k , ' . . v'::.Q, K QV If 2' ' 45 ,21 L i.. Page Sixty ffk iii? 4 pr, ms x z - , , .kk- Y. Q-, . . L, W,,, ,js-gl K .Mig .. W 5 , ,,. ,ix rrkf: . gm ,-ff . f ,, , .., k Nw , .,. .-.54 ,. . , 1- M, , .., ' f -f.:WW,k 5. K 1 ww, ,QI M ---A .fb A i ' -- 5, -. '1 -fp bf 5 Ri , , : Mi Z A ff' f R W H . . Qui 5 if T vb qi 2 14 3 ,gi - w ws:--d+:s.:t 'fi if , , S5 ,M L Y 1 Q A W , . si X if xv x f' E? . ' 5' x Q I SJ ff 5' f ?f ,, ,,' 1 K, Egg if 1 7 . ' ,1 . K tg: Q veg? A X, A , Y 4 M' X ig ' v 'L ' Lew A , X . V ,11- ,,,L:,- I Page Siazly-tu-o Jackie LaVine Sheila Campbell Peggy Tylel ,R if 5 I Left to Right: Phyllis Bergstrom, Marilyn Babcock, Delores Eslinger, Dacotah Mehrer Page Siactzptlaree 7 6 Q Y 2 favs E22 fr Y' ix 5 fa Mahi: I -, X. ..,, .,.-A . .. - ' I ' -' 1- wg , 4 1':.yHi,1k'lg,4,,G i 2-3.-:'251.: p: -, ., -' . as - ,f , T. DEN TON Coach Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Schedule Moorhead 8 Valley City 6 St. Mary's 6 Mandan 40 Jamestown 32 Dickinson 7 Williston 7 Minot 6 Page Sixty-four x FRONT now: Klugherz, D. Miller, R. Patchen, Erickson, D. Boatright, Conyne, Klee, D. Patchen. V. Boatright. Sette. Berry. BACK Row: Tyson. Schacht. Naaden, Brunmeier, Kast, Kc-nt, A. Miller. Lipp, Rindahl, Iiavendick. Gilbrcath, Arman, Harms:-n. Ea ma ALAN MILLER DALE BOATRLGHT Fullback CcnterfAll State in Page Sixty-five D JACK ARMAN FRANK BAVENDICK ROBERT BERRY Tackle Eml Guan! VIRGIL BOATRIGHT Halfback BRUCE CONYNE ERIC 1-:RIcKsoN ROY GILBREATH WILBUR HARMSEN Center Halfbaclc Guan! All State Honorable Mention End ROBERT KAST ROBERT KELLER DON KENT Guard Ilalfback Tackle Page Sixty-sin: a HARVEY KLEE Halfbaclc D JERRY KLUGHERZ JIM LIPP NORMAN McARTHUR DUANE MILLER Q1mrterI:a1'k Quarterburlr Guard Quarterback BJ ORNE NAADEN DICK PATCHEN RUSSELL PATCI-IEN Tackle Halflzaclc Ilnlflwnrk All-State Se-rand Team GILBERT RINDAHL JIM SETTE ROBERT SCHACHT ROBERT TYSON End lfunrrl Tn,r'l-'If' Eml All Stuff- Page Sim.11-smvew MARSHALL MURDOCH Coach Regular Season of Play 1947-1948 Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Devils Lake 26 Grand Forks 38 St. Mary's 31 Jamestown 35 Aberdeen 29 Dickinson 33 Mandan 27 Williston 42 Valley City 40 St, Leo's 28 Minot 35 Wahpeton 36 Mandan 24 Jamestown 26 Valley City 42 Minot 41 St. Leo's 46 St. Mary's' 31 Dickinson 30 Western Con ference Tournament Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck Bismarck St. Leo's 27 Mandan 39 Williston 36 State Tournament Grand Forks 37 Williston 43 Page Sixty-eight Demand Fnozwr Row: Neuhardt, D. Miller. Gronbe-rg. Siems, Klee. BACK Row: Naaden, Lipp, A. Miller, Kent. Addington. Anstr-om. ALAN MILLER JIM LIPP All Tournamvnt Tc-am All Tournament Team All Statv Honm-ablo Mention Page Sixty-'nine D MARK ADDINGTON Forward CHARLES GRONBERG Guard FRED ANSTROM Fern-arfl HARVEY KL!-:E A , r: J V DON KENT W 7 JIM LIPP Center - Forwawl A - if Leg J Guafrrl - Forward 1 All Tournament Page Sevenly f v 11 A, P. Honorable Mention A 9- M X D ALAN MILLER Center All Tournament N' ' js, Y , ' A'A,' . .7 x Z7 1' f' dxf BJORNE NAADEN Forwunl DUANE MILLER Gu md RILEY NEUHARDT BURT SIEMS Guard - Forwuxrd Guard Page Seventy-one Www 29 26 34 28 37 21 41 33 30 23 26 Imps . . Imps Imps Imps . . Imps Imps Imps Imps Imps Imps Imps RAYMOND YEASLEY Coach SCHEDULE St. Mary's Angels 33 Dickinson B 33 Turtle Lake 37 Mandan Paps 22 I-Iazelton 24 Turtle Lake 35 Glen Ullin 24 Robinson 31 Mandan Paps 34 St. Mary's Angels 24 Dickinson B 48 Page Seventy-two KNEELING: Langford, Baumgartner, Schaumberg. Hannsen, Clausnitzer. STANDING! Mauch, Nordstrom, Nelson, Linzbach. Tyson. etwzmcmb FIRST Row: Klufzherz, Harmsen. Erickson, R. Patchcn. Klee. Bailey, D. Patchen, Sette, D. Boatright. D. Miller, Sl-JCUND Row: Schacht.. Gilbreath. Kast, A. Miller. Rindahl. Kent. MacArthur. Bavendick. Timm Row: Clausnitzer, V. Boatright. Naaden, Lipp. Meyer. Bcrry. Conync. Keller. FRONT Row: Neuhardt, Neff. Clausnitzer, Bailey. Dick Patchen. Keller. Berry, Meyer, A. Nelson, Bowers, Olson. SECOND Row: Vogel, Venables, Flurer. Roberts, Thysell, Selness, Selby. Jorgensen. V. Boatrigzht, Milhollan, Cedenstrom, Felton, Bell, Conyne, Johansen, Horning, Harmsen, Erickson. THIRD Row: Tavis, Otteson, Sell, Walker, Gronberg, Gilbreath, Schaumberg. Adams, Simons. Walz. Anstrom. LaFra.nce, McArthur, Siems, Wilson, Owen. Seite, Russ Patchen. FOURTH Row: Brickell, Naaden, Addington. Peterson. Duvall, Nelson. Hjelle, Baumszartner, Tyson, Linzbach. Mauch, Nordstrom, Bavendick, Kent, Pantzke. Miller, Rindahl. Page Seventy-three Page Swan ly-jon r' Page Seventy-five L Q Uv iff , 'Ur .Qgjfg 55 ? M hm -X 611 Yi X FE M L253 4 1, J Q izg., vg a- X Q 4 i 6, fijw N53 Axim? f N n L 1 xb,l . 1 v Q EV ,- .1,m :,2, 1 4 n 5 ffwmumgwwiqqg ,gm W ,f 12-.iw ,Esau z- ,..f2,:fi:i2 f x , r ' lk f 'f':'3'I V l Page Seventy-eight Come on, I dare you. All dressed up and no place to go. Where's Jim? I've got my love to keep me warm. The limit-In game that is. I just can't lose. Confoozing, but amoozing Darn those late calls. We was framed. A What, no new look? 6. How ya going to keep her down on the She's a quiet girl, but quite a girl. farm? Ohhh what a mah, 7. Putting on the dog. Hey, itys mol-ning. 8. Hold that pose. Jiggeys, the cops. 9. Femme Fataies of '49. Page Severity-nine Page Eighty . Hey! Who tilted the camera? 7. Miss Wiggs of the rhubarb patch Ziegfield line-up, one shy. 8. Hmmmmmmm-new seat covers. Can you top this? 9. Hi Ho Silver-Away! . We don't accept ads. 10. Grand Canyon. Look at that poise. 11. Love that car! Me and my shadow. i S o Oh, Tee Hee. Ohhh-Deryl. Oh no. Don't snap it! Howdy Bub. The Thinker. Monty Wooly has nothing on me. Practice makes perfect. You name it- Big joke, huh? Lost weekend. Look Out. Your feets too big. Leg Art? Class of '50. Typical B.H.S. couple, Page Eighty-:me 1. Sitting Pretty. 2. Hey, close your trunk door! 3. Puppy Love. 4. Helen, Cherie, and Sarah Jane. 5. Hey Marge, he's sitting next to you! Page High ty-I wo I've got him where I want him. Oh, those bloomer girls. Am I heavy, Mary Ann? What would happen if the lid would fall? Little Button-nose Sette. Arms too long, Gerry? Cloteal, your cu1'l's off center. Ye Editor, Kitty. There's been some changes made, huh Marlowe? Well shut my mouth and call me Art. Whatcha got in the pail, Roland? Those famous Patchen smiles. The Snitz's will go on forever. Starting young Olivetta? Could this be a fish story, Bud? Doris and Jackie, way back when. Are you fenced in Helen? The girls just love uniforms, Wallace. Page Eighty-th rr-e -Well, so we lost our first game, and to Mandan at that! So what? We've still got our pride! -Kitty Koch was elected President of the Canteen -Mr. Leifur left today to map out the choir tour. -Al Miller and Dale Boatright were chosen this -Clarion Larson taught us two new pep songs this -. S 3-School, School, go away, Come again some other day. Summer, Summer, Summer,- We can't wait -come again in '48. 6-The Phi Gamma Phi Potluck entertained the Senior boys with a ,f ' picnic at Kennelly's cabin. The Hi Herald photographer was on hand to catch all action shots. -A big day today! The Annual Staff was chosen! Our editor is Kitty Koch and her Associate is Henry Mahlman. This evening at an im- pressive candlelight ceremony, Mary Ann Cart was installed Worthy Advisor of Rainbow. We wish you loads of luck MAC. .. C X' 1' ' 11 x N 5 X RL Xb 'X X 12-Election of class officers sweep Bavendick, Erickson, Boatright and Bell to the top. One easy and interesting way to get out of school today was to listen to Ted Parkinson speak to us in the first of a series of programs planned for this year. Spurred on by the pep meeting, our football team won a 13-8 victory over Moorhead in the first game of the season. What a team! -The Booster Board officers for the oncoming year are: Gib Rindahl, Presidentg Russ Patchen, Vice Presidentg Sue Will, Secretary, and Betty Boatright, Treasurer. -Cheerleader tryouts this morning. Our team was encouraged by all the new talent and romped over Valley City 26-6. The first Hi Herald was issued today-it's swell Owen and Gronberg. -A new Dramatic Club was formed this evening. Over 200 eager students turned out for it. -As we were browsing around this evening we found that the DeMolay boys had elected Jim Sette as Master Counciler for the ensuing term. Good choice fella's. -Our newly elected cheerleaders, Mehrer, Bergstrom, Eslinger, and Babcock led the Demons to a 13-6 win over St. Mary's. -Ten lovely gals nominated for Homecoming Queen. Who will reign over the October 17th game? Ocala Governing Board. Hip, skip, Hooray! year's Co-Captains. That's the tall and short of any story. morning. Dickinson was the scene of our second loss in this football season. What was that we said about pride? By the way the Denton Derby is now in the hands of the Dickinson Midgets for the first time in many years. -Queen Bonnie and her attendants-Estelle, Marlowe, Kitty, and Cherie-reigned over the Home- coming game and other annual Homecoming festivities. The score of the game was, Jamestown 32, Bismarck 0-'Nuff said. -Is it rain? Fog? No! It's snowing again. Eddie Adams was elected president of the Dramatic Club. Lots of luck to Eddie and this new organization. -NDEA Convention begins today. Two heavenly days of vacation. -The Demons journeyed to Williston and played a wonderful game against the Coyotes. We lost by ONE small POINT. Score 7-6. -The Demons ended the season by scoring a 27-6 triumph over the Minot Magicians. Everyone had a rip-roaring time this Hallowe'en but little damage was done to our fair city mainly because of that wonderful dance sponsored by the City Recreation Board in our gym. Today was the funeral of Mr. Quanrud, a member of the School Board. afternoon as the teachers wished to attend the funeral. Today students streamed into the gym to receive their Patch Tests. positive signs! Vacation again. This morning there was one of the largest parades war. Some of our dear Senior Boys marched in the National Guard. it's first public appearance this year at the Auditorium. -Mr. Josal and Miss Thompson are re-organizing the Debate Club today and there should be a big turnout. -Our poor allowances after the Spinster Skip. If you were to drop-in at any of the drive-ins afterwards you would have noticed all the boys ordering the most expensive refreshments. -There was really some deep concentration in the library today as eight boys and girls elected by their fellow senior students competed for the Pepsi Cola scholarship contest. They were the following: Zona Michelson, Marlowe Gronberg, Barbara Heaton, Bill Owen, Arthur Savarn, Duane Peightal, Eddie Adams, and Duane Fredricks. Good luck to you kids. -Today is the day for one of the most colorful events of the year, Yea Barn Dance in which Queen Marilyn Babcock and King Eric Erickson reigned. With the help of costume and door prizes, side shows, paper hats and horns, it was an overwhelming success. By the way I wonder who that beautiful, mysterious, intriguing for- tune teller was? Page Eighty-four There wasn't any school this Luckily there weren't many we have ever had since the Afterwards the Choir made ? ' zu fs Ax if f 5 l Zi ui ll Q -The faculty play, Arsenic and Old Lace , was a smashing success. Z7 Today 550 .Bismarck High School students were X-rayed for tuber- , culosis. This mobile X-ray unit belongs to the North Dakota State Health Department and travels all over North Dakota. Thls evening was the first basketball game of the season which was against Devils Lake. We are happy to say that we won over a very hard fought battle. is A large part of the success is due to the leading characters Miss Murphy and Mrs. Anderson, the latter our deeply appreciated Annual - advisor. Plug! , Our second game this year with Grand Forks is surely nothing to ' brag about as we were beaten by quite a large margin, 38-26. Well, better luck next time boys, For the eleventh year Gloria was presented by a group of Bis- marck High School students. This play is given free of charge and is under the capable direction of Miss Louise Johnson. Today we had a very eventful day being it was the last day of school before vacation. To start off the afternoon we had a Christ- mas program and immediately following that there was the Open-Your-Heart dance with proceeds from the admission going to the Open-Your-Heart headquarters here in Bismarck. That evening we won the basketball game with Jamestown. This evening we witnesesd one of the hi-lights of the year. The St. Mary's and Bismarck annual basketball game. Well, good old maroon and white didn't fail us and after an exciting game to the very finish Bismarck won. For the first time in history the Golden Eagles of Aberdeen, South Dakota played Bismarck on our home flooi. Believe it or not we Won another game, Even though the Rainbow DeMolay Formal was held in the Junior High Gym this year it did not hamper the wonderful time everyone had. The gym was beautifully decorated and feel that credit should be given where it is due-Jim Sette deserves a lot of credit for the decorations. HMM Year! Did I say happy? After last night! made their second out of town journey of this season to defeat Dickinson 40-30. School days, Good old broken rule days! Whoops-here we are back to work again. was i-nstalled as Worthy Advisor of Rainbow this evening. We know you'll have a suc- arg. A musical pep-meeting today, gave the Demons inspiration for a terrific win of 46-27 over the Mandan Braves. The Demons bowed down to a fighting Williston team this evening to the score of 42-33. This is getting monotonous! Defeat comes to the Demons again at the hands of the Hi Liners. Here it is the beginning of semester, Time to study instead of jester. After all that hard work! Mr. Dunn accidentally threw away our test papers. Oh well, you can take it over if you want to. fjokej What was that pitch? was the question frequently heard at the Mandan concert of the BHS Choir. It was a huge success. Well, our basketball team is back in the groove again. They defeated St. Leo's 34-29, Zona Mickelson has been chosen as our DeAR Representative. That's not a misprint either. The Demons won a thrilling game from Minot by a last minute basket made by Riley Neuhardt. Our first formal debate for many years found our team giving the Grand Forks team a real run for their money and the dear water pitcher! There we go again! Wahpeton defeats us 36-31. The Demons played a wonderful game though. ?edwcvuf Looks like we'll have six weeks more winter. If the ground hog came out today, he certainly saw his shadow. -The Mandan Braves journeyed across the Muddy Missouri just to have us wallop them for the second time this season. -A Sadie Hawkin's dance was held this evening. Fun was had by all. It's really surprising what a crowd turns out when the girls ask the boys! fhintj. -The BHS Concert Choir gave two wonderful performances today at Jamestown-on pitch! -Jim-Cowboy-Lipp and Al-Jughead-Miller have been elected co- captains of the Demons. -The Demons departed from our fair city to take a huge win from J amestown, and a small defeat from Valley City. What a team! We defeated Minot by a last minute basket and St. Leo's in an overtime. There was the big blizzard afterwards. We really took the town by storm. Storm-get the drift? fjokel. -A group of our more talented students presented the play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. Shore was good! -Well, we can't win all the time! St. Mary's defeated us by a score of 41-37. All in all the Demons played one swell game. . g At one of our regular series of school assemblies a magician enter- tained us with his proverbial bag of tricks . 26-The Demons lost to Dickinson 27-30. 'Nuff said. I g D Another triumph was scored by the BHS Concert Choir in their two performances given today in the auditorium. Happy New The Demons School days, Marj Mount cessful term, I 21 6 7 10 12 1 13 14 1'1- is 19 24 25- 29 l f Z C Page Eighty-f v- ive - 2,75---:K ., ,. Z l V, 5' gl 5-Well the play-offs are finally here. A wonderful pep meeting was -.- ' ' ' 'L -- 4 6 presented by the students from the different towns represented in 7 the tournament. Especially enjoyed was the radio skit given by St. yy X Leo's. Believe it or not our dear unfailing team pulled through and Q1 t .f we are in the finals. Here is hoping! I,--'!,.f f I X 12-Well don't feel bad kids because We didn't get first place, because X Z. A - f L4 13 if you ask me we were lucky to come in second. Williston took first -4 ff and they really have a wonderful team. Nice going to Alan Miller 4 V and Jim Lipp who made all-tournament. Dances in the gym kept ff' us occupied afterwards. V - 6 f 17-Today the juniors voted for their representative students. This year f they elected fourteen instead of ten. Congratulations to you kids. 'Z,. 1 V. 5 What's this we hear about Eric receiving so many votes or did he ' start that rumor himself? I. ' A , 22-Assembly this afternoon. Four students of Jamestown put on a musical program which was enjoyed immensely by everyone. xt Z' H12 29-Seventy-five smiling faces disappeared today for the long awaited choir trip. This year their trip will take them as far as Winnepeg, Canada. Don't get lost, kids. 1-What's that! no school today? Oh shucks! April Fool's Day . 4-Blasting of horns announced the return of the choir after their triumphant 900 mile tour. Oh those wonderful bus romances! 6-Today for the second time in the history of BHS the juniors voted for a representative to attend Girls' State. Luck to the one chosen. This is really an honor and a wonderful experience. 9-Well, well the Prom has finally rolled around. It was just glorious sighed everyone-that went- What's this I hear about all those big plans? Hope they turn out. 18-The choir scores again in their last home concert. It was farewell to the seniors. 20-This evening the Journalism Play. Very nice indeed. Let's all give a hand to Miss Thompson for the fine job she did as director. 21-The Mississippi Singers entertained us today with a varied group of songs and rhythms. District Music contest held in our gym. Oh! all that talent! 24-Aberdeen Track Meet today. Well boys be sure and be good. Oh of course, that's right, you are to be trusted completely. 1-The Western Conference Track Meet held here. Ummm all those handsome athletes. 6-Out with the costumes-as it is time for the annual K Cram Sib. 7 You know I firmly believe that it gets better year after year. 7-The N.I.P.A. was held again at Grand Forks and was well repre- 8 sented with BHS students from Journalism and the Prairie Breezes. 8-Track Meet held at Fergus Falls. Hope our luck holds out. 12-The State Music Contest is being held at Grand Forks. We're con- l4 fident that our entrants will come out on top, 'cuz they're tops. if L 15-Track Meet at Devils Lake found our boys still behaving themselves f J 7 and keeping in shape! 16-Impressive Baccalaureate exercises today. We seniors realize it won't be long now. 19-The last day of classes for all, except the lucky seniors who haven't had one exam all week! Today the '48 Prairie Breezes were given out. What a mad rush. Did the covers surprise you, seniors! 20-The senior breakfast, this morning, topped off the dav. Remember all that luscious ham? Commencement this evening. This makes it final. We're really not happy to bid adieu to BHS. 21-No report cards for five months. Have a nice summer, but don't :D f ur I 29-Valley City is the scene of the State Track Meet. Can we do it again? VVhy sure! That's all folks. Page Eightyesilv forget fjokeb to come back next fall. 22-District Meet held here. ' ' e Um panama 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 cooperation and support in making possible this 1948 edition of the Prairie Breezes. S 4 Each CU means a contribution of five dollars. Ack's Radiator Shop Anderson Hardware? Art KL Walt's Service, Inc. Bashara's Groceryi: Benson Optical Companyi' Bismarck Auto Partsi' Bismarck Bakery Companyiiii Bismarck Sz Capitol Theaters? Bismarck Hide Kr Furw Bismarck Hospitalf Bismarck Implement Company Bismarck Lumber Company? Bismarck Printing Companyfi Bismarck Reminders: Bismarck Tribunewii Bonham Brothers? Bowman's Furniture Companyif Brezden's Service Stationi' Broadway Drug Storeiifi E. A. Brownii T. W. Buckingham? Byrne Insurance Agency? it Calnan Funeral Home Capital City Bottling Coit Capital Cut-Rate Drug Storeiiff Capital Laundry Cof' Capital Publishing Coit Carlson's Watch Market Carufel Insuranc Si e. Chamberlain Company of Americai' Checker Cab Co. Cities Service Oil Coii Coast to Coast Stores: Commercial Printing Cofi Commercial Service Cofiii Convert Funeral Home? Corner Grocery? Corwin-Churchill Motors, Inc.Mi k Cox, Cox, Kz Pearce, Attorneysw Dacotah Seed Coit Dahl Clothing Storeii: Daisy's Beauty Shop Dakota Auto Parts Company Dakota Tractor KL Equipment Co? Danrot Cash Supply? Davis Chevroletiiw D Sz S Stored: Eagles Clubmfrt East End Grocery? Economy Groceryliii Elks Clubsfit Engelhardt Photo Service? Enoch Schultz Creamerysfii Erickson's Refrigtrator Service? Farm City Grocery? Farmers Union Cofzii J. S. Fevoldiiiii Finney's Drug Stores? First National Bankm Fischer's Texaco Serviced Fleck's Motor Salesiiii French Sz Welch? Frosted Food Lockersii Gaffaney 8t Shipley G. Kz B. Grocery Gerlach Sheet Metal Worksw Gierke Bros. Super Service? M. B. Gilman Coit: Gold Seal Cofiii G. P. News Grand DeLuxe Beauty Shopii Grand Pacific Beauty KL Barber Shopi: Grand Pacific Hotelci Hall's Drug Storeim Hedahl Motor Supply? Hedden Real Estate Agencyf Hintgen's Gift Shop Hoskins-Meyer? Hulett's Grocery Doctor M. J. Hydeman Inga's Shop? Interstate Transporation Cofiii Iver's Grocery Jensen's Upholstery? 18K Food Market Klein Lumber Yardi: Klein's Toggery Knife River Coal Mining Coil? Knowles Jewelry Stored: Kysar Jewelryit Lahr 8: Lahr, Incfk Lignite Comb. Engineering Corp.i iM'2 Doctor G. A. Lippi: Lomas Oil Co? Doctor T. M. MacLachlan Martin's Groceryii Mason Owens Studiow Master Cleaners 82 Dyers, Incfk McFarland Studioiki: Miss Belle Mehus Melville Electric Shopii Men's Store Meyer Broadcasting Cofii' Missouri Valley Motors? Modern Machine Worksikii Montana-Dakota Utilities Cofiii Montgomery Ward 8: Coit? Morrey Alan's:i Murphy Insurance Nash Finch Cofkii Nelson-Larson Music Storei: New York Life Agents? Northern Hide dz Fur Co. Northwest Finance Co? O'Kay Confectionery? Oliver Piggly-Wigglyw Oscar H. Will Kz Cofkw Patterson Hotelw Payseno Food Store? J. C. Penny Cofiiz Peop1e's Department Store? Perfection Dry Cleanersi Perry Funeral Home? Price Owens Prince Hoteli Provident Life Insurance Co. Quain 81 Ramstad Cliniciiiiiii Quality Meat Market Quanrud, Brink, Ez Reiboldbi Rausch Furniture Co. Reff Sz McCann Furniture Store Richmond Booteryi' RM Food Market Robertson'siiMiii Rosen'si Rose Shopi: Saba Food Market Sarah Gold Shop? Wm. M. Schantzi Sears, Roebuck KL Cofii' - Se1vig's Texaco Service Service Drug Stored Shark's Men's Stored Shoe Marti Sioux Sporting Goods Storei: Sperling Grocery? 714 State Farm Mutual Insurance Co State Fur Coit Stude's Mill Works? Stumpf's Food Marketii Sunbeam Ice Cream Store Tavis Music Cofi Ted's Deliveryi' H. A. Thompson :Sz Sonsiok Tony's Cities Service Universal Motor Cofif Vantine Paint Sz Glass Cofi Vita Bakeryi J. P. Wagner 'Ward Motor Co? West1ey's Jewelrysf Wick's Texaco Service Wiese Motor Cof? Women's Wear Shoppe? Woodmansee Stationeryt Woolworthsi: Yegenis Dairyii Yegen's Stored C. L. Youngi: Page Eighty-se vcn 7a 2 Five months have passed since the task of publishing the first year- book of the Bismarck High School was begun. Then only a dream, it has now developed into a reality. In looking back over this period of time, I cannot help but feel a deep sense of appreciation for the splendid support which has been given this venture . . . . . . The Annual Staff bids you Godspeed. Their mission in presenting this volume to you will be fulfilled, if at some future date, this book may recall to you a memory of the good old days of '23. , The Editor BRUCE MURPHY '23 lla Twenty-five years have passed since Bruce Murphy wrote the above lines in our first Prairie Breezes. His dream of publishing a yearbook has been re-created every year as each new staff begins the work which will make their yearbook a reality. The Annual Staff of '48 also Wants to bid you Godspeed. We hope that our annual has been successful in picturing your school life and bringing to your minds the progress which has come about in the past twenty-five years and which will continue into the future. The Editor KITTY KOCH '48 . fx l x My It ' . I YL Y i Vl x ' V Mmirm mmm J asus tu ' f 1' .JK 5 .IV .J 1. w, P g I' ghty 'ght 5 JU' WJM ,V ITL! A Y Wi : :Z 'L'5' ' Y TY 7 ' 6 M fb-QQ 29 dl fkfff 'X - ' xA, X 'X Ni.. f Q 5 ' I X V 1 X X. Q W Nm L , , , ' n J' Al, if if 5. ,I L M f X I . xx ' L 175 g- ,f. v,f 1 V X X , X w X! X Y