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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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XVOLFF PATRICIA WOODLAND SHARON YYATER WIIIIAX1 YOUNC NOT PICTURED LORETTA EVYING SIDNI Y FALIIHSKAR RICHARD HAAKI-.NSON FILEEN x1A,xRQL:ART LFROY ROI-IHRICH -21.- lf Semor Actuvutnes On llae ollouaing pages is lhe list 0 extra- curricular actizilies and the year m wbzcb each student bas parfzczpated ARI I YS ALLISON Second Chonr I 2 Concert ChoIr 4 Orches tra I 2 3 4 HI Herald Staff 4 CarnIvaI 34 Prom Commnttee 3 Glorna I Pep Club I 2 3 4 ournalxsm 3 BHS Symphonette 3 4 Honor SOCICIY 4 BRUCF ANDERSON-Concert Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Football fDemonsj I 2 4 Basketball CDemonsJ 4 Basketball flmpsj 34 Track Team I Golf Team I 2 3 4 HI Herald Staff 4 Class Offxcer I 2 Rotary Guest 4 Carmval 3 4 Prom CommIttee 3 ep resentatwe r 3 Lettermens Club 34 Booster Board 2 3 4 lournalnsm 3 Honor Socnety 4 RONALD ANDERSON Transfer from Lmton 2 FFA 2 CAROLYN ARMSTRONG Prep Band I2 DILNNIS ARNDT FFA I Football 1DemonsJ 34 Football llmpsj 2 Basketball fDemonsj 234 Basketball Clmpsj I Track Team 4 Class Offncer 4 Rotary Guest 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Booster Board 4 ARNI ARNFSON FFA I2 3 4 ROSFMARY AXFORD Concert Band 34 Prep Band I2 Second Cholr I GAA 1 2 Carmval 3 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Glorxa ANICI BAILILY FHA 34 Prom Commxttec 3 Glorna 2 Iep Club I Honor SocIety 4 ROGI R BAILILY Football flmpsj 12 Track Team I 3 LLIZABI-TH BARNETT FHA IZ34 GAA I Prom Com Imttee 3 IRIS BARROWS DIAIN BAUIR Transfer from McClusky 2 Second Chonr 2 Glorua 2 LI ROY BFCKFR Tumblmg Team 234 VI RA BI NIZ Second Choxr I 2 Glorxa I 2 Pep Club I 2 3 4 VI RINA BI INTZ-Concert Band I 2 4 C AA I 2 3 4 Carnnal 4 Clarmet Double uartet 3 GLORGL BIRGE Prep Band I Track Team I23 Boys State 3 IIIIIAN BIHRNHARDT Transfer from St Marys 4 jERRY BILLINGTON Track Team I2 Prom Committee 3 Glona I 2 3 4 Honor Socnety 4 DONALD BISCHOF-Concert Band I2 3 4 Concert Cholr 3 Orchestra I 2 3 4 PraIrIe Breezes Staff 4 Class Offxcer 3 Carmval 3 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Representatxve Jr 3 Booster Board 4 journalnsm 3 Safe DrIver 4 Rotary Guest 4 Honor Socnety 4 MAR JO BOELTER GAA I2 3 4 Gloria 1234 Pep CI b I 2 3 4 Honor Socnety 4 TOM BONNEVILLE Second Chonr I Concert Cholr 234 Track Team I2 3 4 Prame Breezes Staff 4 Carmval 34 Prom Commnttee 3 Glorna 2 3 4 Booster Board I 23 r ournalnsm 3 Scnence Club 4 Honor Socuety 4 HARRIET BORNFR Transfer from Beulah 2 Second ChoIr 2 LINDA BOTTON Prep Band I2 Second Chorr 1 GAA I 2 Carmval 3 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Glorna I 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 Play makers I NI'IL BOURGOIS-Transfer from St Mary s 2 FFA 2 3 4 DONA BREENE Second Choir I 2 GAA l 3 Carmval 2 3 4 Prom Commnttee 3 Glorxa I Pep Club I2 3 4 Playmakers I2 IINFZ BROWN ALICE BRYNGELSON Second Chonr I Orchestra I 23 FHA 4 Glorxa I CARL BUNIAN--Concert Choxr 3 4 Debate Club 4 Carmval 4 Bos s State 2 3 Playmakers 4 ILIIABI TH BURRF Second Choxr I Debate Club 3 Volce of Dem 3 GAA I 2 3 HI Herald Staff 4 Carmval I 2 3 4 Prom Comnmttt I Homtcommg Attendant 4 C Iona I Pep Club I 2 3 4 r Iournalnsm 3 Playmakers I 2 Honor Socnety 4 IIURDI TTI CAI KINS Transfer from Coeur d Alcne Idaho 2 I WARD CARISON Boys State 2 NORNIA CARI SON Transfer from Edgeley N Dnk 3 GAA 3 III Herald Staff 4 Carmval 4 Prom Comnmtec 3 GlorIa 3 P p Club 34 I journalnsm 3 Honor Socnety 4 1 Q 0 0 f I f I . . ..A- ... ,I I IIII - I- II I ' II-II ' I II I . ...sjr-J : III: I -I1 I I-III I I .I s .I IJ'- I I I - ' - IIII IIII I III I II I IIII ' I . - , - . , . , . ,R - - III, U II I II I ' , A - , I . . .III I .I-I .I IIIJF- . 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LYLF HAAKFNSON RICHARD HAAKENSON Tumbling Team 1 2 THOMAS HAAN-Concert Band 2 3 4 Prep Band l Second Choir l Concert Choir 234 Prom Committee 3 Gloria 34 Boys State 3 Spanish Club 34 Boys Quartet 4 JOHN HAMILTON Football fDemonsj 123 Basketball flmpsj I2 Spanish Club 3 FUNICE HARJU FHA 1 HELEN HELLWIG- DAVE HELPHREY Transfer from Sidney Mont 3 Concert Band 3 Football fDemonsj 34 Basketball fDemonsj 3 Basket ball flmpsj 3 Track Team 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Intramural 4 MARY ANINI' HENSCHEL Transfer from St Marys 3 Hi Herald Staff 4 Carnival 4 Jr journalism 3 Playmakers 4 KATHY HI RRMANN-Orchestra I GINI- HFTLAND Basketball flmpsy l2 Track Team 2 STANLEY HETZLER-Concert Band 2 Prep Band 1 Concert Choir 34 Prom Committee 3 Gloria 1234 KENT HIGGINS-Debate Club l 2 3 4 Debate Team 3 4 Speech Fcstix al 2 3 Voice of Dem 2 3 Hi Herald Staff 4 Rotary Guest 4 Carnnal 2 3 4 Bausch Lomb Award 4 Boy s State 3 r ournal nm 3 Playmakers 3 Chess Club 3 Honor Society 4 IANX RI 'NCI HINRII Concert Band 34 Prep Band l Or thtstri II IJ IIOCHIIAITIR Sttrmd Choir 1 Concert Choir 3 Or cstra I IDONAIIJ HOGE FFA l 3 Football Cliemonsj 4 Football flmpsy 2 3 Track Team 4 Lettcrmens Club 4 RONAIIJ HUGE FFA l 2 34 Barn Dance lung 4 RONAID HOHBIIN St Xlp.,r Football tlmpsj I PHY I I IS HORNINC SC oml Cl our I Clorn CAMILLE HUGHES-Concert Band 33 Pep Band 1,24 Second Choir lg GAA lg Prom Committee 33 Gloria 23 Pep Club l,2,3,4g Playmakers l. NORMAN HYDEMAN-Second Choir lg Track Team 4. -J- MARLYS JACOBSEN-Transfer from Mobridge, S. Dak. 23 Concert Band 3,45 Concert Choir 45 Orchestra 4' Prom Committee 3' Pep Club 34. DALE JAEDICKE-Transfer from George Washington H. S. Alexandria Va 3' Basketball Qlmpsj 3 MARLENE .IANKO-Prom Committee 3 Playmakers 4 DONALD JOHNSON-Concert Band 2 3 4 Prep Band I Con cert Choir 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Hi Herald Staff 4 Carnival 4 jr ournalism 3 Boy s Quartet 4 GRANT JOHNSON EMILIE JULSON Transfer from Max N Dak 1 Second Choir 2 GAA 1 2 3 4 Barn Dance Queen 4 Pep Club 2 EDGAR KAPFER Prep Band I2 Concert Choir 3 Football flmpsj l ELIZABETH KELLER-GAA I Carnival 3 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 1 3 4 GORDON KETTLESON Football fDemonsj 34 Track Team 2 3 Lettermens Club 4 JOSEPH KILLIMADE DOUGLAS KIMBALL DOROTHY KINDSVOGEL ORLAN KNUTSON Transfer from Manhattan Kansas l Track Team I 2 ARLENE KOENIG FHA 3 Carnival 23 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 2 ERNA KOTZIAN MARILYN LANG Second Choir 2 Gloria 2 CARLA LARSON Transfer from Baghdad Iraq 2 Concert Band 3 4 Prep Band 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 JANIFS LARSON-Concert Band 2 3 4 Prep Band 1 Football Clmpsj 12 Basketball fDemonsj 4 Basketball flmpsj 23 Prairie Bree7es Staff 4 Class Officer 2 3 Prom Committee 3 Representative Ir 3 Lcttermen s Club 4 Booster Board 3 4 St Mgr Football 34 IOHN LASCHKFWITSCH Concert Band 234 Prep Band 1 Concert Choir 34 Prairie Breezes Staff 4 Class Officer 4 Rotary Guest 4 Carnival 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Gloria 1 2 3 4 Boys tate St Mgr Basketball l Playmakers 124 Boys uartet 4 , , , , , , , , , ,, , , ., . -1-I.. 9 ' .,: 9 - - A - : avi - 1 :- J ' ' ' , . 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S 2--- - S --5 'Q - MEDONNA LAUBER Second Chour I Concert Chour 3 4 GAA 4 Carnuval 2 Prom Comrruttee 3, Glorua l 2 Pep Club l 2 3 4 Playmakers 4 BONNIE LENO-Transfer from Hatton N Dak 2 Second Chour 2 Concert Chour 34 Prom Commuttee 3 Glorua 2 ep Club 2 3 4 Honor Socuety 4 MARY ELLEN LEONHARD-Second Chour l Carnuval 34 Prom Commuttee 3 Glorua 1 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Playmakers 4 JOSE LEVY Transfer from Clay Center Kansas 4 ROSEMARIE LONG-Glorua 1 2 3 BILL LUCAS-Concert Band I 2 3 Prep Band 1 Football fDem ons, 234 Football Qlmpsj I Basketball fDemons3 3 4 Basketball flmpsj l 2 3 Track Team 2 3 Carnuval 2 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 Glorua 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 4 Boy s State 3 SHARON LUKE-Concert Band 3 Prep Band 2 Second Chour Praurue Breezes Staff 4 Carnuval 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 Glorua l Pep Club 2 3 4 Jr Journalusm 3 Playmakers 4 Honor Socuety 4 DORIS LUNDE Transfer from Hazen 2 Prep Band 2 Concert Chour 3 4 Carnuval 2 3 4 Glona 4 Pep Club 2 3 Playmakers 3 4 Gurls Senuor Hugh Truo 4 CHARLES MCCAY FFA I 2 3 4 ROBERTA McCAY FHA l 2 4 Glorua 1 2 3 4 BRUCE MCCOY-Concert Band 1234 Concert Chour 34 muttee 3 Glorua 4 LAUREL MCLEAN THOMAS MAGILKE FFA I 2 3 4 EILEEN MARGUART Transfer from Hague Hugh School Hague N Dak 4 ROSALIA MARQUART Transfer from Hague Hugh School Hague N Dak 4 JANICE MARTIN Transfer from Tappen 4 ROSALIE MARTINESON-Carnuval 4 Prom Commuttee JOHN MASON Transfer from Mandan Hugh School 4 Second Chour 4 Glorua 4 Playmakers 4 Honor Socuety 4 MYRA MEHLHOFF--Orchestra 1 23 Honor Socuety JOAN MELAND-Hu Herald Staff 4 Class Offucer 4 Carnuval 4 Prom Commuttee 3 Glorua 1234 Pep Club 1234 ournalusm 3 Playmakers 4 Spanush Club 34 IN Dak test 4 Local Homemakung Contest 4 Honor Socuety 4 25- JOEL MELARVIE Second Chour 1 Concert Chour 2 3 4 Debate Club 3 Speech Festuval 2 34 Vouce of Democracy 3 Football Qlmpsj 1 Carnuval 3 Prom Commuttee 3 Glorua 2 3 4 Playmakers 2 SHARON MUELLER-Concert Band 3 Prep Band l 2 STUART MYSTER-Orchestra 1 Tumblung Team 2 Prom Commuttee 3 Glona 1234 PEGGY NELSON Second Chour l Prom Commuttee 3 Pep Clu l 2 3 4 LORIN NESMITH Transfer from Jamestown l Second Chour Z DONALD NEUENS-Football flmpsj l 2 St Mgr Basketball 3 St Mgr Track 2 ..0.. JACQUE JO OLSON Prep Band 1 Second Chour l 2 Concert Chour 3 GAA 12 3 Carnuval 234 Prom Commuttee 3 Home comung Attendant 4 Glona I 2 Cheer Leader 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Playmakers 3 SERENA OPP Pep Club 4 Playmakers 4 DELORES OSTER FHA l Playmakers 4 Offucer 1 Rotary Guest 4 Carnuval 1234 Prom Commuttee 3 Representatuve Jr 3 Glorua 1 Booster Board 2 34 Gurls State Alternate 3 Pep Club 12 3 Jr Journalusm 3 Playmakers 123 Spanush Club 3 Veterans of Foreugn Wars Essay Contest 3 Honor Socuety 4 BARBARA PAULSEN-Concert Band 2 3 Prep Band l GAA 4 Praune Breezes Staff 4 Rotary Guest 4 Carnuval 1 2 3 4 Prom Com muttee 3 Homecomung Queen 4 Glorua 1 2 Cheer Leader 4 Pep Club 12 3 4 Jr Journalusm 3 Playmakers 1234 Spanush Club MARILYN PETERSON Transfer from Munneapolus Munn 3 Concert Chour 3 4 Prom Commuttee 3 Pep Club 34 PAUL PETERSON-Concert Chour 4 Prom Commuttee 3 Play makers 3 4 Spanush Club 3 JANICE PHEIFLE Transfer from Ashley Hugh School 1 Second Chour I Carnuval 1 Prom Commuttee 3 Glorua I 2 Honor Socuety 4 XVILBUR PHENNIG Transfer from Druscoll N Dak 4 JANET PHILLIPS-Glorua 1 Playmakers 4 ALAN PIKE-Concert Chour 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Debate Club 3 4 Debate Team 4 Speech Festuval 3 Vouce of Dem 3 Hu Herald Staff 4 Rotary Guest 4 Carnuval 34 Prom Commuttee 3 Repre sentatuve r 3 Glorua 3 4 Booster Board 123 ournalusm 3 Playmakers 34 Scuence Club 4 Honor Socuety 4 . - I ' .1 ' ,Q j- 'Q ',,Q Q Q ' ,Q ,.,Q Q A ,,Q Q - 3 5 5 ,Qi l,,3,4. . . 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BERNIE SMITH Transfer from Marmont High Mandan 2 IRV SMITH Transfer from St Marys I Football fDemonsJ 3 4 Track Team 3 4 Carnival 34 Lettermen s Club 3 4 JOYCE MARILYN SMITH IRVIN SOULE Tumbling Team 34 Track Team 4 EDWARD SWANSON Transfer from Garrison N Dak JOHN TANNEHILL Second Choir 1 Concert Choir 2 3 4 Debate Club 3 4 Debate Team 4 Football Qlmpsj 1 Hi Herald Staff 4 Rotary Guest 4 Carnival 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Gloria 4 Am Hist Award 3 Boy s State 3 Jr Journalism 3 Playmakers 4 Winterset 3 Honor Society 4 BARBARA TELLMANN Second Choir 2 4 GAA I 2 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 2 3 4 Playmakers 4 EUGENE THOMPSON Boy s State 3 TED THORSON Second Choir 12 Concert Choir 4 Prairie Breezes Staff 4 Carnival 3 Boys State 3 Jr Journalism 3 P ay makers 4 Science Club 4 Honor Society 4 LINDA TOMLIN-GAA 1 2 3 Carnival 1 2 3 4 Prom Com mittee 3 Representative Jr 3 Homecoming Attendant 4 Gloria I 2 3 4 Booster Board 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Honor Society 4 SHARON TOMLIN-GAA l,2,3g Carnival 2,3,4g Prom Com- mittee 3g Homecoming Attendant 45 Gloria l,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,3,4g Playmakers 1,43 Sweetheart Queen 4. -V- SUE VANDERPLAS-Concert Band 34' Prep Band 2' GAA 12 3 4' Prairie Breezes Staff 4' Carnival 3 4' Prom Committee 3' Pep Club IZ34' Jr. Journalism 3' Spanish Club 34' Honor Society 4. KATHLEEN WAGNER Transfer from Dickinson Model High 3 WAYNE WAGNER Football fDemonsJ 34 Football Clmpsj l 2 Lettermen s Club 3 4 JOYCE WAHL Playmakers 4 DELORES WALBY-Carnival 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 WALTER WERRE Football QDemonsJ 3 ELAXANDER WESTBROOK Prep Band 2 FFA I Track Team 2 Boys State 3 LOREN WILLIAMS-Transfer from Steele N Dak 4 NANCY WILLIAMS-GAA I 234 Prairie Breezes Staff 4 Carnival 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Jr Journalism 3 Honor Society 4 LAVYRL WOLFF Second Choir 1 Orchestra I2 FHA 1 3 4 Carnival 3 Prom Committee 3 Gloria I Pep Club 23 PATRICIA WOODLAND-Second Choir 2 SHARON YEATER-GAA 1 2 3 4 Prairie Breezes Staff 4 Carn ival 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Pep Club 123 J Journalism 3 Spanish Club 3 Honor Society 4 WILLIAM YOUNG fa 1 ,Zum P X 1' if on Xfgfyi ' is Zj Q 'fy' v3.4 Vx fa Q P Qc it S U I N i f es M we I s , i , ,2 ' ' ' ' ' ' -W.. 2, .9 - ,Q ' 5 S ' i- - ' ' ' - - ' , . . 3. D 3 H' -T- 1 , ' - : : - . ,Q . 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Honor Society Rm 1 'wlehlhoff Presthus Bailey Scharnovmske Vanderplas Krem Pfelfle Saufferer Row2 Luke Tomlm Mueller Elstad Sanders Roberts Xieland uale Femd Carlson Rau 3 Niason Parkmson Leno Allxson Caswell Burke Wxllnams Yeater Fnsher Boelter Sackman Row 4 Thorson Bonneulle Bxllmgton Feldmann Slmle Anderson Pxke Furness Tannehxll Bnschof Hnggms Seeger 1 4, , X U01 up I5 , n of if f 9 ,az L.-f 4 A llc 1 --4 i AL' tl .. 1 J X X 1 luiglulu I ZIYIIUIZH 1.11521 k-xg T' 1' 1 L The Back of the Honor Socnetv fPlease excuse our art edntors usnng the same xdea of the back of the honor socnety that was used last year but we thunk nt ns such a Lomncal trxck wed luke to contxnue a precedent Crcdxt must be gnven to Davxd Hoadley whose xdca xt was fnrst of all 28- L2 1 o, 1 L' O ....o mfg: QW X .M n fl' ' vep 'Z 9 l -x' .V 'f 5 :' ' .W A Q f 1 .F H, 1 1 o f A f.51frg:45,::gfggA Qqzt-5? f We 4ii?!E?5EEli'l!f!. 1 if 'Q Q f ' f W? , Q-::.:',:mf ug? X r I 'gl Q kia A Q . . 'Y , .. A ' fi -We : Q w ll Q o l f ' 0 ' I x ll f 1- EE , , ' ' n ' I l...l l 4 - ' A . ' la W '-4 'i' Class of 58 Pat Schnendewmd treasurer Mary Walz secretary Roger Adams presxdent Jack Rxedel vice president Buslly decorating for the Prom are the offxcers of the junnor class Tlus ns the year that they save and scnmp by workmg at the concess1ons at the football games, sellmg football programs, and any other scheme to ranse money for the best Prom yet Then nn one bxg mght they wxll blow lt to show the semors a very good txme Keepmg the junnors from spendmg too much and gomg mto the red are the class sponsors They are Gertrude Evarts Boyd Gregor, Alice Jordahl Anne Lauf Harriman Neal, Dale Thorstenson and Bonme Wnlson ll, X N fl Af, l If W 2 gy. .' u .. - 'EBU 3 K . 1 , I 1 , . .D . f ' l l ' , la Nl , . 'ff T ,Wif- 'ln' -29- I ABBERVOCKY Tum.: bnllrg and the xlxlby loves Dui gyrr and gzmble m the wabe All fnmuy were the b0Y0g01l!S And tb: mom: nib: ostgube Lewu Carroll S S ROW ONE Allnson Alm Bader Arndt Augustadt Bauer Becker ROW TWO Adams Barn Allmendm er B t h B f g J er sc ene xct P Anderson Joyce Anderson joan Anderson ROW THREE A Bertsch Bergstrom Bahmer Bnschof Bamley R Bender Arneson M A d n erson Berge e Boren Brunmener Blanch Collms G Clarndge ROW THREE Chrxsrensen Chrnsuanson XY Cook N Bourgous Brown Byor Carlmsle Buchmann I Clarldge 4' ROW' OINE Dll Ell klund 1 avou mort Dorgan Dwyer Ellmgson Ewmc Dutton Elnason ROW TWO Engebretson Entrmger Evanson Eck Duerre E Davenport Ehnes Desxzlets ROW THREE R Davenport Dcgax Fwald Edwards Enebo Dobson Cresswell Cram 30.- ' K A .. , X 4, . 5 D , , . . X , N A M I s , D I V 1 la , - Q A 5 5, ss , ,V 5. ' 1 4 I J, A - ROW' ONE: Brocopp, Cordner, Buchholz, Chesak, S, Bourgois, Boyd, Brashears. ROW TWO: Bachmeier, Braun, Brennis , D. Cook, f Q , . z 5 A 1 A J' ' I 1 A ' . A . el A x . 5 I 5 ROW ONE Hohbem Hauser Gebhardt Goodman Hopfauf Fuehrer judy Harju Gnovannom Glesler ROW TWO M Fischer Glum Gnllespne Hoff Harter Hmkel Herdebu Hall Herr ROW THREE Frohlech john Harlu Gray Grossman Glowac Graham G Harlu Hohxmer -49.- 1 l ROW ONE jose J D johnson Klxck Levx A Knrschman Lester junker Knock ROW TWO Kenm Layton Lang Kurle Huso Lemhan Keller Law ROW THREE R ohnson D Kxrschman Lenfur Kane Irvxne Jaeger Kluch Kruckenbcrg ,- ROW ONE 'N Nloffnr Nlacthnesen Luyben j Moffmr Parchen Nloeller Lxpperr ROV. TWO Nlxlls 1.11: Ohlhauser Nndeffer Olxger MlCh2l8hlCO Nlxller Vazlgnan ROW THREE Mclean Nnclxolson Nlchean 'Nelsen Luke NlcClung Nlurschel Owens 51 I ,B N 9 2 ' ' l . I if I jf , al Xl., l l X A X .,.- l . K I Q.-G v , I. fi Ke .? ll , , - 1 .J . . , . . , , , - , P . 'r X 4 . gk , f . N' , . X T 'y 'F' l , , 1 sq. ROW OINE Rupp G Peterson Scharnowske Rask Sabot Rexde man Sch1eld ROW TWO A Schauer V Schauer Remhardt C Schultz Schnandt Roth Schatz V Peterson Perrin ROW THREE Refi R Peterson Quam Schlxckenmeyer Ryberg Pearce Rxedel Rova ROW ONE Torzeskn Schuler Tucker Seppanen Stevahn Upham Tomek ROW TWO Sukut Sholts Tebelxus Shirley Stroh Smger Schneeman Schnexdewmd ROW THREE Sell Strand Sheldon Twaddle j Smxth Voxgt Sorenson S Smnth Swenson ROW ONE Walz Vanderplas Werre Westgate Zerbel Vetter M Welch Wolfer j Wnlson Voegele ROW TWO C Wxlson F Fxscher H Welch McElroy Woodmansee Wnllmore Wnllnams Wagner Koemg Wahl We1mer ROW THREE Werner Zuger F Welsh Wxnsted Brauer Matzke Woodworth Bneher Klexn Barth Whetzel 32 X 9 l , O 4 'fi' 1 f I J J T 3 , . , . . - , . , , , , , , . . , . , , . 1 1 1 . - 1 - I , - 1 1 1 1 1 , . 5, Y 3.7, nr' S ff -'e if f E i I, I at A K E X 'I ' . v I l K Z , 5 ' ' I 1 I .N , A 1 1 1 . , , , - 2 . 1 ' 1 ' 1 , ' H 1 ' 5 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 - Q gji , ' f V i I g r x , X r ? . . 1 .. . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 ' l 1 - : ' 1 ' . . . 1 1 . . , . . . I , . ' ' 3 I 1 y y 1 1 ' Class of 59 gfffzgifffgf 7620! J j,!L,..6f? 2 ,226 ,7Jf'Z0-,P Mal, ,JAQJ ..fAjJ... Mucfx .211-pf, if!! ,- ,fffff-'.fo'f'fZ! f fo, a Mary Mayer treasurer Larry Sanders president Rodney Tjaden vice president Lois Thompson secretary fjfzafsm ait fully keeping in accordance with the rules of twirp season are the girls of the sop omore class. .5125-giith cg 7 the twirp season dances are their main source of revenue. Now that the sophomores have been in high school for one year they no longer shake when a senior comes their way and they have not begun to have the worries of their olcler schoolmates. So for one year the sophomores have a leisure year without anything to mar their bliss- ful wandering. Keeping the sophomores from becoming too bold are the class sponsors. They are Myron Bietz Ruth Grimsrud Gordon Holt Irvin I-Iuss Louise Johnson Ardys Munson and Raymond Yeasley. is 1 4 gg 0 Gee FQ, -35- 7 ROW ONl Braun Barley Bacpple Bertsch Blelau Boyd Snee Blctter Alger Badger Barth ROW TWO Adams Beers C Becker M Becker Berge G Anderson Bergstrom Arenstexn Benson ROW THREE Berger B Anderson K Anderson Anderson Bentz M Anderson Akers Brown R Anderson ROW ONI Buckmllle I Davls Byrne Danroth Crouse Chesak S Davis Burkhardt Brnstol L Davenport ROW TWO Cedet strom Desnlets Dorp,an avcnport Bunker Brnnk Day Coats Duemeland Brunsoman ROW THRFE Cunnrngham Bryant Dela Barre Chrnstuzmson Buechler Coons Dobson Bryngelson Brttne Carlson 'kr G.. RONX ONTF Funston Fmck Felton Dybdal Ecklund Gabel Ehlers B Frnckson Gallagher ROW TWO Greng Falk Engel Fu: Fntzsxmonds N Fxscher Ensz Ily Faust Gnese ROW THREE Enge j Fncke D Frxcke D Erxckson R Frscher Gartner Emes Fennd Fode Gesellselmen 34- 6 , X , ' 5 ll wi Q ? , '. ,A if , li S A s K ii A ' , , . , , , . : , . . - ,J- , , - ,- Q B ' Q. ., K . T 'Y' . A 4 . I' I 1' .' if ' ,- 'I , . , . - '. . ' . - . 2 - - ' - v ' , 1- . , , , , r - 3 7 , , v I 9 1 Y I lx w ' 3 if ,Y ? , t . f a . 4 Q f f A H ' , , l ' ff A v w V Y 1 ! v ' ' V - ' ! U 3 7 , , , 1 , . . 1 . A . - . - . . , , , - 1 u R ' ROW ONE Haux Helphrey Halverson ackman anko Franklund Hem Harvick Hildenbrand ROW TWO Hunt Hoff Howie Hust Hartung Fode Hellwig Hill Holden ROW THREE Glass Horn Hopkins Hieb Hughes Hetland Hagen Hogue P Harju Huss mhz ROW ONE Krcitel Kirschman Long Kleven Klansey Little Mavis Iohnson Keator Landsbcrger ROW TWO Lntle Sgldlef jul-.alfa son Leach Knoll J Larson Kaiser ROW ONE Martel R Welson Oster Mugaas McGurren M Mayer Nhlls Nlatthieson Matske Niichalenko ROW TWO Pasqua Ode Moffat G Paulsen R Niartm S Nlelson L Martin McDermand ROV THREE Opp Niagilke H Mayer Nimdt Malmsrad Myster Olthoff D Paulson Maichel 55- I' , X f' x P x f J V -4, K f - L If..- , R S' ' T 35-O, N 7 Margaret Johnson, Lucas, Malard., Klein, Keller, McCarty, LeRoy, V. lohnson.ROW THREE:Kern, Lines, Kimball, L. Larson, john- , , , - , - r -:, 5 r - -ce. I A - 4 l - 1 Q ' i - 9' ' V I ,Q , . fi 1' , 1 2 ' 1 1 4 , K x V R s A- f X I an .I ROW ONE Pudwxll E Saba J Schafer Roemmxck Pxke Rlttel Scardlgh Rexdlxnger Pfennmg ROW TWO Schell S h t c a z Quam Pness Plnems M Saba Schmndkunz Rneder Schmaltz Schnermexster ROW THREE A Schafer Roberts Pfhger Rolfson I Sa de R h d ROW ONE Sheldon Schmxtke Sp1t1er Swanson Sonduck Schnandr C Thompson Sprenger Snmons ROW TWO Slovarp Sxlber nagel Schulz Small Scott Taylor Schroedl Sremert Sorge ROW THREE Skaar Sullnvan Steckman Smnrh Marvm Schroeder Marlm Schroeder Sheldon Schoon Soule ROW ONE Zlmmerman, Ward, Wutske, V Wnllxams, Vossler, Watson, D Whllxams, Wengel, Wehmhoefer, Trygg, Van Tassel ROW TWO Zoller, Ulrxch, Tucker, Wahl, Tomek, Zech, Wolff, Wnll, I. Thompson, Whxre ROW' THREE Weiss, H Thompson, Wezsser, W'olt Woodcox, Varholdt, Tyaden, Wxnter, D Thomson, Turner, Werre 56- I lf 4 , L,. . , 'M f I U I ' an ,G a me .. ti Q 'Q ' 4 . .' ' ' ll -1 ' f s . K f I, I 1 . I a ' 4 4. -I u , ' 0 I I 1 . Q . 4 ' QQ ' ' ,4 - . . f ll :.,.,' Y .,.,., ..,.., .D 1, , , , - Y y , y - 7 - s 1 , y n rs, em ar t, Repetowski, L. Sanders, Prouty. 3 E 5 Y 9 I nl f i .f - 1 2 4 4 5 1 ' W Z v 1 , ' , , , ' , . , , ' - 2 , ' , , , , , , , - 2 , , , , , , , - E 1 1 I I i - . 3 -1 as Class of 60 .-X' Jamce Perry treasurer Kenneth Neuens vxce president Jean Marne Boss secretary Gary Peterson presndent The freshman class offlcers have a brlght idea as they begm then' flrst year ID hlgh school wlth the ever present problem of trymg to ra1se some money for thelr future years 1n school Wmth thenr candy sales, school dances, Keepmg the freshmen steered ln the rxght dxrectlon and showmg the tucks of the trade are the class sponsors They are Lucxle Anderson Vernon Backes Nlckey Barble, Raymond Held Rlta Murphy Vernon Pepple, and Lois Watts gf -vi ROW ONIL Aho J Anderson Bexerle I. Barth Beard Bartohna Aune Donald Bender ROW TWO Allmendmger Bauer Beglau B Berg Askegard Angell Ronald Anderson Andahl ROW THREE Allen Becker Atkms Richard Anderson Berg S Anderson Bearquner Duane Bender R Barth 37 I - Ns , 5 fa fi 5 1 , A J.. KA . ' , : , ' ' 4 ' - 9 , ' - and a few odds and ends they gain experience and, more important, the money they will need. . 3 Y . . . 3 . Y 3 l , 1 I A 'N 9 N. 5 1 ,, 1 A Q , 3 1 . , I . .,,, l I a V A A B - lb ' f - A 'i 1 5 I 4 . N 5 1 J 3 ' f ' V A V -2 w ' 1 V y - y ' v 1 . ,V W I V ,Q Aa ROW ONE: Casey, Dietz, Burkhardt, Bride, Chester, Russell Christianson, C. Christensen, Delzer, Cedarstrom. ROW TWO: Cain, Carlisle, Rachael Christianson, Cartwright, Becknall, Bischof, Cram, Campbell, E. Cunningham, Braun. ROW THREE: B. Berg, A. Brown, Bielaw, E. Brown, M. Cunningham, Brecht, Boss, Colville, Bier, Booth. ROW ONF DuVall Fricke Dooley Fetch Frank Femd Fligmger ROW TWO Doehle D Erickson Ehli Fcttlg S Erickson Fggen Frvhlmg Engel Fallgatter ROW THREE Elness Eastman Franson Enge Eliason Fischer Felcyn Furman Dralle ROV ONI Ianice Fried Puller Graxes Gage Fuhrman Graf Herr Hedberg Hccker Giest ROW TWO Higgins janet Fried Cillespit Hnkcnson Fuehrcr Hickel Hellwig Goehrmg Hall Hauser ROV THREE Haugen Hermes Hanson Gnllen Hill Het tick Comer Hedahl Hcrclebu 38- Q Q x Q , 1 4 s I ,G ,Qui 5 ' E? 2 I . , 'l A ' 1' ' 4 . ' ' v 2, , - . 1 - -- f , .- 'J, ' ' ' , , ' 1 , -- - A ..,, . , . .. . . . , , ROXV ONF S johnson Kohler Keator Homuth Hornbacher Krelrel Kopscng C Knurson C Johnson K Klem ROW TWO Kmdsvogel aeger Howe Ingle Huso acobsen J Knutson Klem IOCFI ROW THREE Kramer Kelly Johansen lrvxne janko Hochhalter G johnson Keeler Hoge ROW ONE Landom Montgomery McLean Lawyer Moos Magulke Mayer Lamb Lockbeam ROW TWO MacQueen Lauber Mehrer Neff Magers Marnn McElroy D Masad McCabe ROW THREE Larson Nlonroe LaFawe Niornson Larsen Lahr Lands berger C Masad Malard nl. .xx ROV' ONE: Dorothy Reuer, K. O'Donald, Doris Reuer, Pfeifle, Otres, Paulsen. S. Perry, L. Olson, Erickson, Pinks. ROW TWO.: Mills, Neugebauer, Perry, Redlaczyk, T.O'Donald, Arndt, K. Olson, Peterson. l.. Nelson, Roberts. ROW THREE: Pcpple, E. Olson, Pearce, Nilmi, Posrovir, Pfeifer. Pederson, Reinhardt, Neuens, Rieder, G. Nelson. -39- ,tx ROW ONE: Schell, Stolz, Stultz, S. Schuler, C. Sherman, D. Schafer, Steele, Rupp, E. Schafer, A. Small. ROW TWO: Sorbo, V. Schier- meistcr, -Ieraldine Seiler, D. Schiermeister, M. Schafer, Josephine Seiler, V. Steinert, Rued, Sausoman, L. Small, Schlechter. ROW THREE: Schnaidt, Stevens, Schmitckc, J. Sherman, Schlak, Schaible, E. Schuler, Scott, Sanders, Robinson, Soule. ROW ONE Vinge Vogel Wahl Wachter Wahlman VanderVorstc Sym Tet7loff Suelzle ROW TWO Teskey M Wagner Twaddle Torzeslu Tisdel Mavis Swanson Marcia Swanson Tebelnus Tosterud ROW THREE Sylvester Voigt Turner Upgren Tudor C W'agner Walby Svore Vantine ROW ONE Weber N1 Williams Yeasley Ward Werner Worcester Walrath Wheatley Zappardino ROW TWO Weigel Weimcr Westme Zech Wurm Westgate Vuerre Wamsley Buckmiller ROW THREE Woodcox W Anderson Has Tricks Wentz C Wil liams Westrum Woodland B Zahn C Zahn .40- -5 1 , - - 3 i , I 1 - - i - v . - i Y i - - 1 , , Y i . - i , , - u fi . ' V n j 1 i ' . 'I' ' ' . ' ' - . 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GORDON KNAAK Eng World I-Inst Musxc Dnrector ng av- I ROBERT L. KRAFT ANNE LAUF JESSIE MCCORMICK ARNOLD A. MARTIN Industrial Arts Home Ec. Girls' Phy. Ed. Boys' Phy. Ed. Ml X ,,. .iv Karl., 3 ARDYS MUNSON I RITA A. MURPHY English I BL II if ,S 1, English I -J JOHN MORELAND Biology 1 v X f k,4: V -4 -l , i:g? gf. , . ' Q 3 X I HARRIMAN E. NEAL CLIFFORD NYGARD VERNON PEPPLE SONIA RIGLER Ind. Arts Voc. Agriculture Prac. Math., Gen. Sci. French ZX 14' '57 .Q g .fri 14 I , ,I W. BEVERLY RUDRUD RUTH RUDSER EMEROY A. SWANSON DALE THORSTENSON Typing I Art Bookkp., Psyc. Biology, Gen. Sci. PAULINE WAHL Librarian 1 w HAROLD VAN HEUVELEN Instr. Music Super. LOIS WATTS BONNIE WILSON H. W. WILSON RAYMOND C. YEASLEY Home Ec. I 8: II English III Football Coach Chem., Prac. Math. .4 ,ffm ,dgkflz ,Wo XF a.?f1 fi f:,2z'fQ9vrrf4ff.177:4. Z2 6L44ZLl 4111-16 . NiQf'r1fzl!4f.f 564 + A , ,M,u,,wL.yn -ZJQ ,Ado Qiuvuir u ES W 17MZQ f P1446-if ,AAIQZAQ 5 -- -nw Jaw? J, 'AZCVLALCLX 17.41.44 Lr4ckL:cZ',f-CZJZ' ,411 77L41lLdbLL 16154 gg - 0 4,7 1,' -5Z.4.f.f fLQz0d44-42 LQ, lfaczxfal Wfw fag J5!lfC0 0'M I -JL J 2 7' ,gh ,V L A- W Wm I f fi 'Q 74' , 0,yQ2 ff u 'Lafxrbfv 'fr 0 , V C , ' dv Z rw j If ff? ye ypMl,,CQnC9rt W W X f J f V,. ' JV ' ,J MJ ffwqtwffa a 1 , J v ,Wwff f W rffhwj, F AC v Ll 1 fm' '4' Wflfgfkj Hfffj he in Row Robert Alg La do Nelon Lauber Wn ted H Wa ow HebjLro Gte ShambegRoaMco es Gry e oa L WV rt B p les L foogl L f tnme er Ah letrbal g an ,J s of ea d u a Yarn e er d rne e m e ar 1 The Prep Band rs an orgamzatnon composed of 65 students whose mam functxon 15 to prepare the members for future years wnth the Concert Band Both sprmg and fall thns band practnces marchmg for the commg years when they are m the Concert Band un e sm rck r enr g were Il 31' IC l' I' PCI' rme th e seve sem les Jw IC ten VR 5 c1v1 fgro Uwfpgfji tjfpjgxygvwi NWN .te J fw K f ,Y My Cf QV R 2. S, 1 z, -xllovau, ers, n m, s , , is , . 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Bo h t lvConGeby epgftigfzds are under the direction V XO Smyth Row 2 Schulu Ellingson Hinkel ohnson Caswell K 'Thompson Benson Fcklund Dans XVoodman cc hlnek 9 Ol Breene lxcrn uhala Ds bdal Kurle Owens I is hkcvur l Andg M Rie el Prank Zcek H usr Crblurdt Srlunr CORIJON KNAAK 14 9.. ,gf I 'MQ ' N K f4?C,Qe',e Z QQ ,.fZcZfLc.cQeZf ,Wi 665441 fweazrlf QL cj .6YIvf?f ALC A ' 26651 fdeegf P954 61 f Cid! Z fpvg, 2 f 4 A Z 5 553 fide!-40 Qiilvix 521 f Jgkig, My flfldfz f'-QJQJ , jo QLD? R014 I: Allison, Presthus, Pike, Evanson, Bischof, G. Feind. Row 2: C. Schnaidt, Rupp, If. Matthiesen, K. Anderson, Scott, Danroth, Sanders, G. Peterson, Sholts. Rau' 3: If. Schnaidt, Hartung, Rolfson, Krause, Hagen, B. Fcind, Matthiesen, Steckmzn, Roberts, Elstad. Row 4: W'es- tine. Klein. Berg, MacQueen, C. Peterson, Christiansen, Johanson, Fuller, Graves. Saba, Gray, Miller, Furness. Mr. Van Huevelen has been directing the Symphony Orchestra for eleven years. Under his direction it has grown from a membership of 30 in 1947 to the present 75. He works with the students in the orchestra from the time they start lessons in the grade schools, through the Junior High, and up to and through the time they are with the orchestra. This training gives to the school .1 group of which to be very proud. HAROLD VAN HUEVELEN Orchestra Rau l Gahley C ohnson Augustadt Berge Blaxch Schoon Row 2 Smnth acobsen P Anderson Allmendnnger Haakenson Huso Schnee man Schnexdewmd Rou3 Conyne uale Caswell Scharnowske Schulz? Hmkel Ellmgson McCoy Fuhrman N Femd Welsh Rmu 4 The Symphony Orchestra has provxded musxcal enter Organnzed late mn the year were small strmg ensembles tamment on many occasxons durmg the year It has from the orchestra proper The Symphonette, a small played for several c1v1c groups and gave a brlef concert group formed from the Symphony Orchestra performed for Open House 1n November In approprlate costume, for the state dlgmtarxes before the begmmng of the In the orchestra entertamed the student body at a pep as augural Ball for the governor of North Dakota sembly by presentlng Llttle Bop Rldmg Hood Two home concerts were gxven, and m Aprxl the ennre group took part ID the Class A Orchestra festxval m Jamestown 51 l l ' 1 A ,- - ,I , , , ' , - I ' -VJ ,h . , ' , U , , - . . ' 1 , Q 1 , . -, . , , , - , - 5 Buchholz, Knoll, Duerre, Riedel, Pearce, D. johnson, Rova, Schaumberg, Bischof, Luke, B. Anderson. 5 Concert R u 1 Saba Prcsthus Arndr Bunk Conync I'1t7s1mondQ Fxc Rcnz Rupp Run 7 lxhck lauhcr Aihion Lenxhan Skaar Wetnl Elstad Xlllrr R I4 I Iasghknwltmlm 'Iannehnll Xlnlmstcd Rxedcl ohnson .uobsan Lumo Haan R ll 4 Rom Nelson Blschof Wmsted Ixane lnrkxon XXUSLY Bonneu c ! Boxd Gregor 1 ncvs membcr of the musxc facultx has n sjacd hls flrst xclr at Blsmlrpk Hxgh He Lhrcctcd both 1 0l4ghf'Jy5fnd hmd thru groups of umor Hugh SIDLCFS The mus1c hc lm L'lXLl'l rhr Concert Chonr rs not thc SIITIC tradltlonal LlSlk of rhr past fux xurs but IH Lntlrc new program Thns xx u IS Lnthuxnstm mllx rrguud hx ILIJICHCCS is the Chonrs Con urls L 1lu1s ug Y V ISO ll c Ric 52 . V , fl ,: , Q V' Y- K , . , , . 1 - ,J , J ' x' Y ' Y , fl f v , Av , I , V- , 7 'r . ll, ' eilaffi ' ' . ' 'jx 4 r, NMA X' rp. o Jbj 1 v. H- N ,-x-,L,L. 'WJ NH, VA tx X X I' H -V L ' Y A ,. - P 1 gk r.L.f. V Z' .H ' LMI! . lil Hn. M-, ff' W 1 . f ff f ,fr I , .Vg 5 L t A L 93 ' ' ' A V ' I l,!0,1i 9 A I 'I VDU4 I. 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A ' Nia ' X 9, If Prep Band and Rm I L Olson Small Sghatl Frylmlmp, olwnson Booth lrngluon Rau 2 Hcdalml Delaliarrc W'oodcox Bunker Vulxmlmofer P Doughty Upgnn Hanson R014 3 Lucille Larson Vermr acobsnn Hctugk Anderson Ulrnch D Doughty Westrum Dooley Farrman Allen Vnnje Rau 4 Szultl Larry Larson K Olson Ward Homuth Fngc Gnsnllchcn Perry 11 -4 ,41-1' '-11-1 -4-.,- mtur ndl Hall xlor onmrlng Amin nu lzllmann lculu Incman Ro Crt ou Helland l when R 4 ru Frank un Nc Cor mr Xluur nr 54 1 2 - ' . , ' ' '-J - - 'Z ' ' 1 ' , . , , , - , A' , . - A : ' , ', J ' . I' . H . ' . . Q ' 'U ,,3. , our ' f ,r 4 A 1 4 ig A V fs X1 VN og ' l Run I: Kirslmun. wvllll3IT1S, Nlaulllic, U. Schafer, Ones. S. jolmmn, Sym. Run 2: Knutson. Fall- '. -. Ar . , Tal' . CQ 'l ' '. li. Klcl w . R 3: . H ' . 5 ' . b K Sch . . .uf . ffl 41 F Qlmc. 'l Ll, .' ff. K Ll ' . A ,' 2 Ak, w. Second Choir R nu l Franson Barth NIJ nn NICC urrgn Xionrov. Bryant R111 rrolma I l N XX ur: Bum Sm mmm r uhrson Rnu 5 S Lnnmn Cu I lun Q 'An an urx m gr Aux wk lruu x ss kalsgr R fn SL u u l I X lu s 1 nl 1 Ja: k Q ner P nck om., IM.: ur N1 om Lrrw 4 g :al x L Ig s -X derson V aqmr R u 4 Xuw I Nhson Woodland Rnd r B r A ar S L Pepple 55- 1 ' : . , . ' R , , Q ' . . 2 I' . 1 2: 15.1 ' , fc gym. Ynzlsly, fcff. V' n, 'j'r, ., S . -I. Xl ' . : fcutt. Fr , Q' x , Br. , R dl. 'k, S' b . lic i' . I'u.1r.c. R. Ani' N nu. R01 -rim XI. . 'IX ,ni.Hu Bo , ' ' -. 1 4: Tl Xll. 'F . P 4 Us Q f . is L :A V ' Aw f F 1 ' V f s ' .5 Z i L- . A , , ' , 'I Rn : NVhea lj. Ifr'k on. Pfc flc. l7uYaH. Begzlau. YJ vcr Yursrc. N1 vhl. H . Rffu 2: Trvlc. Hum, I. S-h ' , 'i . L ', '- 1 . qllmy. Oxll ld. P' R111 iz H-J 11, Syl cxrr. llogkrcr, rgcn. Te kc, A n . 'A m If 1 ' P ld, . . . ' e, eckc. . Skcu J. Hy. ulkvru. Prairie Breezes Mrs. Anderson CAboveJ SEATED: Sharon Conyne. STANDING: jack Lasehkewitsch, joanne Register, Jim Larson, jean Elstad, Karolyn Ewald, Bruce Furness. On the pages of this book, you will find the combined efforts of the annual staff with George included. As in the past, the first period has been spent in Mrs. Anderson's room with the bustle and fury of a deadline coming up. We have tried to bring to you the events of the past year, with some pictures and what seems to be a lot of hot air. As you look through this production try to remember that this is a book for you to remember: a record of glad and sorrowful times which you have had this year. We have the people who tried to drive a few facts into our heads and we have the spare time activities in which we partici- pated. There, now that the spiel is over, we just wish to say thanks and if there are any complaints just close the book and put it away for twenty five years and youill never notice them. --vw' CAboveJ SEATED: Sharon Luke. STANDING: Karen Cas- well, Sharon Yeater, Don Bischof, Jim I-Iuss. fI.eftj SEATED: Nancy Williams. STANDING: Sue Van- derplas, Tom Bonneville, Ted Thorson, Barbara Paulsen, joan Scharnowske. Prairie Breezes Staff FCliI0r . .. Donald Bischof Assoc. lid-S Art Ifd. Sharon CGeorgej Luke Photographer , N jim Hugs Business Mgr, Sharon Yeater' Asst. Business Mgr. MK3rgn Cggwgll I7rOOfrC3dCr Ted Thorgon TYPiSf N Nancy Williams Shorts . ,. , , Tom Bonneville Music ,. , ., ., . joan Seharnowske Calendar Sue Vanderplas, Barbara Paulsen Business Staff james Larson, Joanne Register, Sharon Conyne, jean Elstad, Karolyn Ewald, Bruce Furness, john Lasehkewitsch , QM 7 , I ,A , H A , 1 a I Jae uf 'iefielfeff Azaif fi J!0'4'j'4f' 2 few f 4 - Z p X Xi ' 9 7 ' 1 A ,L ff ffffeff WW My-if -ll M 5722 ,fate Lanz!-f WJ 1,5 f y agree! f fwfvg L Herald did ma ts traditionally g rn award as the best all-round From the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, of which it is a member, the Hi-Herald received the MEDALIST award for having the best 'V publication in its class, which it has received seven 5 years in succession. We congratulate Mr. Dunn I and the paper staff on its v y fi A c d df achievementyf' 4 ' 0 dwafyffov X and also it Hi-Herald Staff v- Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, .. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,......,.,,,,,,,, R odney Feldman Associate Editor , Y ,,,,,, W ,,..,..t.,.,,,,, ,..t,,,, j ohn Tannehill Business Manager . ,, ,,,,,,, , , .,.,,,,, Janet Parkinson Secretary-treasurer , , W ..,,, , ,,,,,,,, , Gay Feind Desk Editors janet Presthus, Norma Carlson Feature Editors , H Alan Pike, Kent Higgins Sports Editors , Don johnson, Bruce Anderson Society Editors ,,,, ,, Mary Donahue, Liz Burke Music Editors H ,,,, Brenda Quale, Carolyn Roberts Circulation Managers ,,,,,,,.,, Arllys Allison, Joan Meland Art Editor . , , ,,,,,,,,,.,. Mary Anne Henschel Photographer , , ,, ,, .,,.,,,, Dennis Cook Adviser , , , Adrian Dunn at Mr. Dunn CAbovej SEATED: janet Parkinson, Gay Feind. STAND- ING: Rodney Feldman, john Tannehill, Dennis Cook, Mary Anne Henschel. fllightj SEATED: Norma Carlson, janet Presthus, STAND- ING: Kent Higgins, Alan Pike, Bruce Anderson, Don Johnson. t ANDING: Carolyn Roberts, Arllys Allison Mary Brenda Quale. SEATED: Liz Burke, joan Meland all 'ix iqf 41 T9 SEATED S johnson Parkmson Schafer Tomlm Klxck P Anderson STANDING Larson Ewald Mrs Wnlson Lerfur Luke Arndt Adams B Anderson Furness B Smtth Wmter Peterson Bnschof C johnson Katser S Smxth Srmle Booster Board SEATED Ewald secretary Klxck treasurer STANDING Sxmle president Larson vnce presndent The Student Councll, better known as the Booster Board of B H S IS largely the supervls mg 1nst1tut1on for many of the functlons of the school The ftrst duty of the Booster Board 15 helpxng the new freshmen 1n gettmg onentated m school Then the blg task of the Homecommg festlval falls on tts shoulders After Homecommg comes Halloween wrth all tts problems In 1955 the schools of Blsmarck Hlgh and Samt Marys Central High started the UNICEF drnve, better known as the Umted Natnons Chlldren Fund On Halloween mghr the students of the hxgh schools meet for a lunch and trlclt or treat for contrxbutxons Then they are treated to a party afterwards Thus year the fund netted a total of S913 Another reason why the Booster Board 15 so busy xs that they supervlse all school electxons Th1s year, for the elec tnon of class offrcers, votmg machmes were used to gnve the students some expenence m usmg them Some of the other dutxes of the Booster Board are the allocatmg of dances to the school orgamzatxons choosmg a Safe Dnver every month to recerve the award decoratmg the Chrnstmas tree, and handlmg the arrangements for all as sembhes The Booster Board has helped m establnshmg the Interschool Councnl m whnch nt now occupxes a seat At the North Dakota State Student Councnl Conventnon held m Mmot Bull Lenfur, who was sponsored by the Booster Board, was elected the state presxdent The Booster Board xs made up of three freshmen, four sophomores, fxve junxors and snx semors 58- . . .4 S! 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Z , Q , . 9 , - s Ihrs rear the Debate Club started the xear mth a new dnreetor Mr X ernon Batkes The frrst thrng on the schedule was the studs of economrcs and PFQCIICC debatrnz untnl the toprc vt as announced The topnc for the wear was RE SOLN ED TH AT THE FEDERAL COX ERNIVENT SHOULD SUS T-XIX THE PRICES OF THE NIAJOR ACJRICLLTURAL PRO DLCTS AT NOT LESS THAN! 90p PARITY V 1th the announcement of the topxc the debatlng began 1n earnest The fxrst debate of the 'year was the Inter Crtw tournament rn whxch the Blsmarck Thrs was follow ed by a de blte at Concordra College where they met manx teams from Worth Dakota and Ninnnesota The next debate vtas xt Custawus Adophus where our de bators came up agalnst teams from lou 1 'Vlmnesota South Dakota and Alu ass the most excntms, are the Bnsmarck captured second place Then the Debate Team traxcltd to NTIHOI for the State lournlmtnt vherc the BHS team took thlrd place honors vuth Kent Hrggms from Brsmarck bemg chosen tht Dtbztor of the Year KES MR BAC I . . Y 1 , . . 1, , , - .k V . Q I A 4 A ' A A' . , - , v 1 . . 5 team debated against Saint Mary's of t A . V 6 1 , , , , Yi I A - 1 U ,, t. ' ' , . 1 L L i ' , .1 l Seated fleft to rnghtl Buman Brocopp Pxke lfmnchll Rrbert I ll 1 Autustadt lugtr Slanlmg Hggms S ahf rm I r fl ft to rghtl Bo. kntll Wtll lnttb t n Future Farmers of America Right: Pictured here are thc officers of the FFA. Left to right they are Charles Mcffay, Robert Bender, Arne Arneson, Donavan lick, Marlin Fried, and Ronald Hoge. v fue 'mfr X M xilli we is ,....-v Yfsx, a r , ye . , V 60- ,z The Xocational Agriculture program and the organization of farm boys, the Future Farmers of America, are speed- ing up the process of getting into farming, and are making the process more efficient than formerly. The school provides instruction in farm- ing and supervision of his farming activities. The many problems the boy faces on the farm are lesson assign- ments studied in class until a solution or solutions can be worked out. Voca- tional Agriculture is not confined to the school room. lnstruction on the farm, project tours, association with other farm boys are valuable phases of the program. Studying of crops, live- stock, farm management, farm ac- counting, agricultural economics, farm mechanics are some of the major en- terprises studied during the 4 year pro- gram, besides the activities of the FFA chapter. . 1 . N. f Afmzrz Helping the girls with their proiects and giving them a practical demonstmtion .ire the offieers of the Future Homcmakcrs of America. Giving Betty Crocker! instructions is Karen johnson, sec., while Joyce Hein, treas.. follows them, L:iVyrl Vfolff. pres., is the chef supervisor while Velette Peterson, vice pres., is sampling their handiwork. 6 I 4 c-.L gm. . , me v- Future Homemahers of America S '-Q-. -, x -s-...,, '-v-Swhw in ws-,WNW 1 FHA is a voluntary organization of girls in terested in the arts of homemaking, under the supervision of their advisor, Mrs. Lois Watts. They meet every other week in the Home Eco- nomics Department of the High School and are taught the fine arts of housekeeping that are so necessary for these future homemakers. -fr Q Plagmalsers THIS year has found the membership of Playmakers in- creased by over 800W of last year. Each member works enthusiastically to make the plays better than any pre- ceding, and they've done a good job. Playmakers is under the direction of jean Gents this year, and was assisted by Myron Bietz until he joined the army second semester. Their major efforts were put into I Remember Mama, a charming comedy, and later on, they pro- duced a children's play for the University Women, en- titled The Emperor's New Clothes. Another project accomplished by these would-be actors was a one-act play for the speech festival. JEAN GENTZ -62 Rancy Boyd-Snee, program chairman, Joanne Register vice-pres.g Alan Pike, president, Mary jane Fuhlbrugge secretary: Sandy Dillavou, treasurer. During rehearsals, the play casts can be found camped out on the stage of the Fresh- man Study Hall practicing lines with all the fervor of Shakespearean actors. After they graduate from the study hall to the gym, stage hands and prompters are added. As you can see from the picture below, prompters are very essential and make it easier for the actors. Another feature added this year to give variety to Playmaker meetings, is little plays and specialty acts. At left is a scene from a one-act thriller, Who Stole the Salad Dress- ing? I Remember Mama Portralt of Mama and Papa Uncle Chns who dned of excess alcohol sm .55- 1? The would be wrxter Katrm The ehlef efforts of Playmakers thls year were poured 1nto a dellghtful comedy enutled I Remember Mama by Ulm lan Drulzn It IS a heart warming, story of a Norwegxan famlly hvmg m New York and 15 narrated by the elder daughter Katrm KMHXIHC Tebehus The famlly mcludes Mama fD1ane Schaferj Papa fFrank Welshj lrttle Dagmar fPat Sym Chrlstme 1Sandy D1llavouj brother Nels Jack Contmually glVlUg the famlly adv1ce are three muden aunts QTom Wood mansee udy Anderson and Lucllle larson as vtell as Lncle Chrls oel Nlelarue 1nd hns seemmgly scandalous xxxfe Csharon Lukej -Xddmq further humor and warmth to I Remember Nlama are some more thzrlettrs plued b jack Laschke xutsch Pmky Redlazyk ball Vlac ueen Pat Anderson JL1d1LCV1 Donna Rxttel Alan Pxke Larry Bjorklund Karen NlcGurren Clark Ecklund Daye XX msted and Kay Scharnovx ske Credxt must also be glyen the stage hands and behmd the scenes workers who dld a top notch job tlr I H lxatr n s ts at Lncle Chnss dea btl to retc l ble smg before he les 'x .' 3' - . A K 4, .1 'Y lv Y ' ll ,Y 7 f I K f' 7 . ' - V . Y 7 4 . I t at s fl' I ' V '-'Mfg . 7 I 7 ', ' i . D, .' , C Riedelj, and Uncle Elizabeth, the Cat. . 4 Q n W - . , J V , y ' . ' I '. U ' . t ' ' gl' y' - I V ' V . if , ' A , Q ' . A , , 1 Q Y 7 ' v 9 Y 7 1. . . Tn J UA' I ' 1 1 l I l nh at ' ive ns 's' t d' . '51 , . ..f'??i '-5 W. it J' W f l WSE' ww fL..wW xr W I 25 if V 3 .Q W. 513 ff P E 9 C L. L2 E 3 W I A 3 ' 'Ev 'QI A , In I '4 V ,V , V . 5, , I- , r 1 1 -B su Q 1 Q I' 3 ' V ' Q Q my if V . ' p? , ' ' A , ' - - ri V ' , '? . 4 455' N 5 as, ' ' ri W , ', A, f f Q 'Wh? 3 1 I V, V A ,ii 5 i ' ' f s M 'Q M' w I' A 4' i i ,1 v f N Qaa .. x'! N A 1 l' 'Ni I. . .g gg. , , 5' wh Q wx L-5' is - 1 ff4'9zff ' gg ll ff! A B ? aw: s amass 4 :ww Nl' 1 'Q 5 f Homecoming S lla fi. ll' 11 6Uv..,,, W, ,H .-'mf-P-rw ..66.. The activities of Homecoming Day began with the crowning of Queen Barbara Paulsen. Queen Barb was attended by her royal court: Jacque Olson, Liz Burke, Linda Tomlin, and Sharon Tomlin. The Queen began her royal duties by leading the homecoming parade, which included the band and many floats, through the streets of Bismarck. After a rousing snake dance,the evening game was graced with the presence of the Queen at the half time ceremony and to keep the evening ever so gay, the Bismarck Demons defeated the XY'illiston Coyotes by a score of 18 to 13. Adding the finishing touch to a perfect evening was the Homecoming Ball, with the Queen reigning, Gloria Again, for the 20th annual production, the students of Bismarck High School have thrilled the people of Bis- marck with the presentation of Gloria, under the direc- tion of Miss Louise Johnson assisted by Mr. Boyd Gregor directing the music. Gloria tells the story of a fourth wise man, Saradan, who has lost his way to Bethlehem and wanders to the campfire of a shepherd who has stayed to care for a dying lamb. While Saradan warms himself at the fire, Elizabeth, the mother of John the Baptist, fleeing with her baby, finds the fire. She is closely followed by the soldiers of King Herod, who have been ordered to kill all the boy babies. Sacrificing his gifts meant for the Christ Child, Saradan saves the life of the babe. We must congratulate Miss Johnson for her very fine production of Gloria -6 Q'-. FQ! 4-Lu Junlor Sensor Banquet WHA The un1or Semor Banquet was held m the basement of the Eagles Club wxth Don Blschof presiding As usual the head table was fnlled wxth offxcers of the two classes and school d1gn1tar1es The nght atmosphere was provnded by the gumor mothers who made a dellcnous meal of baked ham and scalloped potatoes wxth all the trxmmmgs The program featured Rev ames P Martxn as the mam speaker and several musical selectxons presented by stu dents of both classes 70- JP a : A ' + . ! 1 il U K 'L 5 V X vxyv W 'X J' , X 0 N . , C . L R-qv' csv Jn. 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X ' x X' ' . i'N xv X' K Q .J Q ii JN 3 'C RS ,: l E N N' ' - , kb N- . .1 x 1 M: f ,v xU.,f-V fl k ,DJ we 1 ,J L p Q 9, NS.. 4 'JJ' V 41 lun trulnnen lhru 'loxuru Ill lilselmf and lx1rLn lxleln got Them bows Don lixsehof Bruce Anderson and 'lerrv rmeerlnr on rhur own and have produced well lnlud Um thu as Q ho unll sung, for 1XSLI1ll'1llLS and on TX The double quarrel made up of reed mstruments has Csrnlxn Roberts Sandra Vuerre lm Plstad Sharon Conwne Brenda uale Doug, Brsngeelson mn S harnovulxe md Ioanm Regxsrcr for members ll 1.1 l H17 A11 of these groups have been formed from the dlfferent musical orgmlmtnons and bv the students on thcxr on n Thew prepare numbers for the entcrtznnment of many clubs These groups serve as repre sentatxves to brmg B1smarck Hugh s 1blllIlCS to the public his .1 72 I l ef N Bonnie Nhller 1.1 lJur1s I unde Lomes Ircrm nhl Cam err C1 ,, ff' af. - f 5.4409 ACI, I WfJg?MJ WLnZMf0fW7fWQ4 7421? 286 ,44A.f KM!! 7414 1 jkffbfc Q, W jail- , V -' V H 1' , if Az, 1, A1 , f f ' f fwyfdmwa J ' QmuJMMQf?m,LMfAWmQ4e ww W ff 'AiQM?H Sf1 M144 JW M126 Qjuwz My f X , , H , lf! , ff 7 , 4' , I M J A wvAW' 4V Zaywu ff 7 7 5 M M X 50? ' 'QYVA YL ,MM fl! X Z 1 1 - ws V, X, JMJM WWWQLZQ My cw L Jwqfjg 5, Q fix Z! ----3 ig, X ,qw Q , 2 Q , GL , 43 6 t SQ f X f -L.,-vii, Q - 1 ' iq .7 Y ' f o .Z-?PZ7 Q -Y Y-! ' 471 ., Cheerleaders JACQUE grace All lmed up and sm1lmg pretty are the cheer lclders of Bxsmuck I-hgh From left to rxglmt Duma Clknnx Demon Cllum J1cquc Olson Blrb PlUl9LI'l C lorn Kllck xml Bcb Bxschof One would haw to look flr to fmd 1 lnrdcr workmg bunch thm the BHS clmccrlmdcrs You can fmd them przctlcmg, cxery mglwr from 6 30 to 9 00 the result bemg th1t the fll'1lSl'l6d product IS a plcture ofprec1s1on and 7f6eL4,45,JZ9M.f... irzfrf www ,QM Q F L -f.,,iT.i.Z,.,. 4,65 QV uf-117 Q-.,.J rl, ,fm fwwq,-.. uJ.vZ:K,,uy 4-c1..,gQh DENNY f,4 5-i... BEB GLORIA BARB - ' I P 1 , . 4 ' , Q I. I ,L . , F v - ' Z . . lA . - '4 , w.-If ' h . xr A J 'A 5 r ' ' c ' rn' ,wir K l' . if Q A-fx. gg v' V48 K , fy 1 QI X 44- mf -5.5 n 'W ' fn e ' : A '3 K' I . A I Football Coaches iv Thorstenson Wnlson fheadcoachj Holt Martm Bismarck w1th nme returmng lettermen on the agenda was somevn hat frustrated vshen losmg Bob Shaumberg a star end for the Demons Bob was out for the rest of the season after the thrrd quarter of the amestown game here As nt was the second game he just earned hxs letter mth the requxred 7 quarters of plu Rugby, our flrst game, was qunte easy for a starter whnle amestown the western d1v1s1on champs, proved too brg an obstacle for the Demons to overcome St Marys the usual jmx for the Demons showed thexr strength agam by easxly topplmg the B1smarck squad In the next two games of the season we fund the scores were very close although the Demons came through agam m both games fW1llxston and Mnnotj soarmg our hopes hugh once agam m our Homecommg game agamst Wnllxston Thus, nn our next game we seemed to have com pletels recuperlted as we vxalloped Dlcknnson Thus hope was soon shattered though, when M lndan upset us ln the fmal tllt of the season Blsmarck ended fourth nn the Western Dnvnsnon Ca ptams 75- Captsms lam Sxmle 1341 Halfback, Wayne Wagner C38j, End 1 , 9- , X 99 . , u ' , E 3 f , . 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Ssan- BOTTOM ROW Sorenson Layton Wagner' Olthoff Kettleson Lucas B Anderson Arndt ' L Larson I Smxth Le1fur Helphrey' MIDDLE ROW Boren fstudent managerj Schm1tke ' R Peterson Kane Enge Bryngelson' S1mle Paulson' H Peterson Sm1th J Dobson Barth' Bjorkund Cstudent managerj TOP ROW Larson fstudent managerl Frohlech McKean Luke Rredel Denhardt Brunsoman Hoge Samuelson Br1eher Hagen D Dobson Not shown Shaumberg Cook 'Lettermen The Demons 1956 squad ended ltS season amassmg 114 po1nts aga1nst ltS opp0s1t10n 1n a four w1n, three loss record The team average per game th1s year was 16 pomts Larry Schm1tke made the longest S6 touchdown run of S7 yards' 11m S1mle made a run of S5 yds and D1ck Olthoff, one of 49 yds Two touch downs were completed on passes Dennxs Arndt s and Bob Shaumberg s Below are the 1nd1v1dual scormg records Total jlnl S1mle Larry Schmntke Denms Arndt Ken Denhardt Wayne Wagner Bob Shaumbetg Dxck Olthoff Terry Luke Don Paulson jack Raedel t t t Oct Oct Oct Oct 76- Season s Schedule Bumarck B1smarck B1smarck Bismarck B1smarck Bnsmarck Rugby Jamestown W1ll1ston Mmot D1ck1nson Mandan : in is 1 1 :lv :Pa - 5 - xl v ' lf' lf ' J- ' , . , , ' . : 1. 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A 'hs lx M Q J 1 1 A ' , ' 451' if Y . ,ww ,Ax mm:-umm smsnvvrszsi 1 mmn Q Demons Basketball Coaches: SEASON'S RECORD Bismarck 42 87 ' 63 50 ' 64 ' 71 ' 46 , 72 ' S4 ' 82 57 ' 62 59 72 , 67 ' 54 H 76 Fargo Glendive Jamestown Minot Rugby Williston Dickinson St. Mary's Mandan Jamestown Dickinson Mandan Rugby Williston St. Mary's Pierre Minot BARBIEQ I-Ieadcoach, MURDOCH First in Western regular Play WESTERN DIVISION TOURNAMENT STATE TOURNAMENT Bismarck Jamestown Bismarck Shanley Bismarck St Mary s Bismarck Minot Bismarck Dickinson Bismarck Devlls Lake 45 CHAMPIONS STATE CHAMPIONS MV F Maud rd -Im Lar on for ard Terry I. k for rd Nik Vs lla s for ard Arthur Winter guard 6 ar B l Lef r g ard Bob Sch m rg t Var D tt for ard im Snmle guard 78- ' 70 55 i 61 ' 67 . , 50 I 65 ' ' 63 ' ' 36 ' 62 - N XNJWL 4 rx: l lflflff mu: Richard Pclcrson, gua g i s , W 3 u c, wa g . i c i i m , w 5 ' , . mu: Dennis Arndt, guard: Bruce Anderson. forw dg il i u , u 5 au be , can erg . v u , w g-I' ' , Run Carlson. forward, A xx u 9 2 1 ' 'Y R: 2 u yi . --'4-f1 ' 1 X z QV , Y, n Q L- V f F - , ' Z 0 ' 6 N V f A 4 ' glkfg Gi' 4 is :ra QE? l I A J 5 W X X ,aff R - M . n ' Has.5 'I.1'f it 3 'S I 9 I C7 I A I 2 lx 1,4 X X Q lx' ' A 'lg 11 1 ,.,- .- 'Q JI g Z . ' LL if , hw ,,,g.5L ,np . 1 B 2 lmps Coaches: YEASLEY, SWANSON The Imp's Basketball team is made up of boys preparing for first string varsity. Freshmen, sophomores and juniors are eligible for lmp's. The season record this year was a very good indication of an excellent next years team It was lost 4 won 9 Many of these games were played out of town Imps 1957 SCHEDULE Turtle Lake Jamestown Reserves Minot Reserves Dickinson Reserves St. Mary's Reserves Mandan Reserves McClusky Jamestown Reserves Dickinson Reserves Mandan Reserves Tuttle St. Mary's Reserves Minot Reserves : , . Frou! mu': Byorkland, St. Mgr.g Riedel, Forwardg Brunsoman, Forwardg Leyton, Guardg Barth, St. Mgr. Burk row: Don Paulson, Forward Olthoff Guard Kane Center Tjaden Center Smith Guard Cook Center -80- 2 W5 Fronl row Lucas Helphrey Smnth Arndt Denhardt Larson Samuelson Anderson Hoge Middle row Boren H Peterson Barth Cook Rncdel Scheler Enge Leyton Schmltke Paulson Kettleson Bark mu, Bjorkland Sorenson R Peterson Lelfur Enebo Dutt Schaumberg Snmle Bryngleson Wagner SENIORS Dutt B 54 Smmle-B 3 4 F 2 3 4 W Wagner F 34 Sc eer F 3 lxettleson F Lucas F4 I Smith F 34 A nd! B 2 3 4 F Denhardt F 34 j Larson B Samuelson F 4 B Anderson B 4 F 4 G 234 JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Sorenson F 3 SchmxtkeT 1 F 2 Bryngleson F 2 R Peterson F 3 D Paulson 1: 2 nur B23F2 EHSPFZ L Larson J Do Schaumberg B 2 H Peterson F Q' 4 7 Bart F .K-f -' ne el F 2 WZ34? Q 1' Y Byorkland St Mgr F 3 B Enebo-F z sr Mgr F 1 ! Boren St Mgr F Luke-F 23 T 2 I Knot plcturedj 'McKean F 3 Knot pxcturedj 'gi in .31 -'T1.'7UT!' .l A1 UE Q -v . -. , If . -. , Le'f - . ,g . ,3gT.2 JA ' hl-.. -.,3gF.2.3gT.2 ' 'U , ' - .4 . -.1 ' , - 2 -. lm-. 1 41 A Helphrey-F. 3,4. Cook-F. 2 IA ,,..:-iii. . A T . , I d -' - ' - - -,,.. av-r I , 1 A my ., 'f r -.,,g.3,4 -.3 g A' l - - - . . - . Y? ' . , s 'v . 1 .4 . S . . . 1. 5 B -. - . . .3 A V . -. g . 3 . ,, I. ,Q . Q E I' . 5 Q -3' ,it ' be Track mo. Coarbex: Browng Marti in U -. , 'Q- Fe' Q,z fa 14 1 TS G ,po- -n arg' '11 VM fn ' -44 -Q-uv ,, ,Ev -a2- f n, headcoachg Heid. At left: Leifur comes in just behind another half miler from Dickinson. In the far background, Gene Roth of Bismarck is coming in second. This is the District or Western track competition. Bottom left: Jack Riedel is barely edged out in the 220-yard dash competition in the Kiwanis Track meet. Bottom right: Riedel won this very close race in the 100-yard dash. He is fifth from the left. Schmitke is seen second from the left. This is also District or Western competition. -Q ' .. 'f ' , - H- ' ,ei ec: vt. may ,...a . ,IN ,V f- 4 N31 Hs 'K 'Dfw' VM, 'V 'Wf 412:51-i ' ' g.. '..'c'F: ff if . Y7 -' , . v...fgg, if e f ,J V ,aw 'vert was - ' ,M gi M., , f fa' Na , , , , 5 I an , 4 W? a,,,,, SGW M,-,, -4 ,,..-, 'W 'YW f . , e t, Q., , , 1... f- 2 V' 3 'WM ' , was t f--A, M, Bismarck was overtaken in the first actual meet of the season, the Kiwanis track meet in Bismarck. The Jamestown Bluejays scored 38 points compared to Bismarck's second place 30. Dickinson was third with 17 3f5. Next ' was St. Mary's and Minot in the Class A ' 'Vi' competition with 16 3fS and 10 respectively. Mandan scored 4 points. In this meet, the , Demon's Silbernagel captured 4th place in the mile for our first point of the day. Larry R Schmitke, a freshman, took third place in . ist ' the broad jump. Dave Grimsrud, our state - 'S champion discus thrower, repeated former victories with another first. Schaumberg ' racked up another S points and another first for the Demons in the shot put. Mehlhoff took the javelin. Our 440 relay team consist- ing of Riedel, Puklich, Schmitke and Aune sprinted for a tie in time for first place with Jamestown. Later, Aune and Leifur took second and third in that order. Then the 880 relay team, the same men who were on the 440 team, took first in that event. This I brought us to a total of 30 points, eight behind Jamestown who had taken more secondary places. Then during the next week, Bismarck track men qualified for the Devils Lake meet to be held that next Saturday. There were four Class A schools entered in this meet. They were St. Mary's, James- town, Grand Forks, and Bismarck. Bismarck placed in eight events. Individual scores were: Aune, first in the quarter mile or 440g Schmitke, second in the broad jumpg Grimsrud, first in the discus, Schaumberg, first in the shot putg Mehlhoff, second in javeling Leifur, second in the half mile or 880. Bismarck's relay team consisting of Riedel, Puklich, Schmitke and anchor man Aune scored second in the 440 relay and third in the 880 relay. Grand Forks took first in the meet with 41 1f3 points. Jamestown captured a second place 39 and Bismarck, third with 26. St. Mary's scored 10 1f3 points. In the District the scoring was as follows for Bismarck: Schmitke, second 1100 yard dashjg Riedel, second 1200 yard dashjg Aune, first and Puklich, tied for third 1440 yard runj 4 Silbernagel, fourth 1milej g Schmitke, first 1broad jumpj g Grimsrud, first 1discusJ 9 Schaumberg, first and Grimsrud, second 1shot putjg Mehlhoff, first 1javelinJg Luke, tied for second 1pole vaultjg Leifur, second and Roth, fourth 1half milej. Our relay team took first in the 440 and second in the 880 to total Sl points for Bismarck's second in the meet against Jamestown's 54 1f2 first. St. Mary's had 18 lf3g Dickinson, 16 lf3g Mandan, 14 1f3 and Minot, 5. In State Meet competition, scorers were: Riedel, fourth 12201, Aune, first 1440J g Schmitke, third 1broad jumpjg Grimsrud, first 1discusjg Schaumberg, first and Grimsrud, second 1shot putjg Mehlhoff, first 1javelinjg Leifur, fourth 18801. BHS scored first 1440 relayj to bring our total to 34 points. This was third. Gfalnd Forks wok fifSf in the Staff! with 39 lf? points and Jamestown, second with 35. All Class A Schools were entered in competition. A1 the lap: Terry Luke is seen with good form as he clears the bar in District pole vault competition. He tied for second in this meet. Above, we see Robert Aune leading in a 220 yard dash with St. Marys just behind. A1 Ihr left is Larry Schmitke just leaving the broad jump board to make one of his 20 foot jumps. -85- Intramural Basketball -84, Intramural Basketball is open to boys of all four classes who need no special skill in the sport of basketball. Although many outstand- ing players are to be found in these leagues. Teams are chosen by picked captains at the beginning of the season. Teams coming from the freshman and sophomore classes comprise one league, which plays on certain nights, and teams from the senior and junior classes comprise the other league which plays on other nights. Much refereeing is learned here with players acting as referees frequently. Some of the fast-moving and exciting action of a typical game is shown on this page. WEP' -'VE - Ra-iz-. .4 ,P lin? Mp H85 'E lf! In january of each year the Demon's tumb- ling team is organized. This team is open to all boys interested in the many types of body building gymnastics. Most of the standard rules and techniques are taught and super- vised by our capable coach, Mr. Arnold Mar- tin. At times, the team may perform during the half-time of a home basketball game. Gymnastic equipment such as barbells, tumbling mats, trampoline, the use of gym, recreation room, showers, etc., are provided by the school. Some of the typical body build- ing movements are performed on the first day of the season for us here. Tumbling Gimme f1l.,N-to-ay l J CULV if-qvtl xvxE,VVX !',,,,,,'i7QJxvs..o. if-lg I oe ,Him Ldwawalf vafftdmv lwwaflalliflzhlofeaflawfpwlw dm ' ,jaud T , J .Zh wfjfffol'-:sff 04F1 ata' ZLA f,,f Summer Sports Wigan Gerry Cram Bruce Anderson Bob Smnth The Brsmarck Hrgh School golf team began a very successful season last summer wrth the State Hngh School Tourna ment at Valley Cnty At thrs tournament Bruce Anderson and Bob Smlth won the Doubles title after a sudden death playoff wrth two Grand Forks golfers Thxs marked the fourth tame rn the last frve years that Brsmarck Hxgh captured thls champronshrp In addrtnon to thxs, Anderson tned for thrrd at the Sta te Jaycee Tournament quahfymg for the llth Internatronal Jaycee Tournament held last summer at Fargo, Bruce, along w1th Norman Vennerstrom of Fargo, became the frrst North Dakotans ever to quallfy for the champxonshlp fllght of thus tourney Bruce frmshed 78th m a freld of 207 Some of Bruce s other accompltshments mclude, second place m the Mott Invrtatnonal and thrrd at the Mandan Invrtatxonal He also was a co holder of the Bismarck Country Club record for mne holes last summer Bob Smxth has been playmg golf for four years In only hrs second year of play he made a hole rn one on the 120 yard 7th at Apple Creek Thus past year he won one hundred dollars rn a contest to prck the ten top frmshers m the Na tronal en As a freshman he placed 15th rn the North Dakota State Hxgh School Tournament Gerry Cram has spent the past several summers workmg rn the pro shop at the Apple Creek Country Club Gerry rs just one of a famrly of golfers He has several younger brothers who wrll probably be members of the team sometnme wrthm the next few years Tennis In une of 1956 the Bxsmarck tenms team traveled to Jamestown for the North Dakota Tennns Tournament The team con snstmg of Larry Seegar Bull Pretss Bull Holden and now graduated Rnchard Smxth ffxrst three mentnoned are shown at leftj was transported to amestown by Mr Irv Huss meetmg the coach Mr Osborne there About three schools were competmg for honors Larry and Rxchard were entered m the smgles whxle Prerss and Holden were paxred for the doubles Bnsmarck came out second nn the doubles wrth Prerss and Holden takmg the honors homeward To our knowledge tl-ns was the fnrst offlcnal Bnsmarck Hugh School tenms team to play -86- ' I V r . , ' 9 . . . , . . . . . . ,, is .xyili ' ' A 'V' . . . , 2 J , . , - I V . .Y . zf 1 J ' r . ac a 14,42 tc?-pax, 441.M, Zig Q! 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Left below: After a hearty meal of enchiladas and chili, the Spanish Club gathers around to watch as the pinata fa gay paper bag filled with presentsj is broken. HY ' xhq ifiv v During Gloria the windows of BHS are ablaze with candles. Q1 Another tradition ofthe Christmas season is the paint- ' ing of th Christmas Seal in thc stctmd-floor window. . tlittritatltr- ,'1J.'.,x riff! , were www ' R This page is a conglomeration from banana boats to bands , In the upper left is pictured some of the handiwork executed by the Home Ec. classes. Center left features Rancy Boyd Snee doing a Calypso panto- mime to The Banana Boat Song. Way down yonder there is stuck in a picture of two glum souls who have just learned that this picture was put in the annual. In the upper right we catch a glimpse of the B.H.S. marching band at Hughes Fieldg while underneath, Jim Simle, Demon basketball captain, accepts the in- terstate trophy from Gov. Davis after beating Pierre in a thriller-diller. Lower right-busy workers decor- ate for the Valentine Ball. 6 , ., .Q .- -ril Q M r s f 1 , -fi., A , - 1, L - 'C The upper left pic features our three new teachers, Jack Easton, Yolanda Treude, jane Mitchell. Center left we see some boys in shop working on a table. On the bottom, BHS students use voting machines, a recent innovation. Up here on top, our queen holds onto her crown for dear life 'cause it's windy on that there field. The little slice in the middle was snapped at a dance, and on the bottom is a snap of the Romp, where this young lady was about to sit on a balloon. W, 5 I , off Alice begins her day visiting the Prame Bree es staff She joins two of the annual s hard Second Penod Alice dons Shorts and working employees in their present difficult assignment Note the look of clauntless courage on their faces! Fourth period Alice sits in on a jam session. At the moment they're listening to Mr. Knaak tell a joke. It was dryg that's why Alice is mak- ing the face. The others are laughing-they enjoy band- they want to come back to- morrow. X. Q. ball with the 5Ch0015 ghgmplon Next Alice tries her typing skill in typing class She beams at nddly wink team her S0 words a minute score though frowmng momentarily at Alice visits Mr. science class. well disciplined the class appears! The debonair young Lochinvar in the from row seems to be really im- pressing Alice. Kf 1 yd, ,f A , i 17 . . . Hip Hip Hurrf ! o s ool a 4- o w, i 21. . . Thanks- 6 or the next ay as t che s e - -. . - - Forks giving day. for Teacher' Co ti , er - iw by f N be ' li he -J mem M! Pefxglwllzlu I ate V 'l A 28 n FF A Cf l ' 4 A ' ' 4 embers host 18 . . . 54 HS seni ayjt e -'Ai-. oil cv to PM-ents at after spending the wwlfcal ' if ' - . n 35111131 Parent' CQ I t U' V W son banquet. 19 . . .Washed 'em out! Wrun em un ' AA v A on the line! That's what we did to t e ts in 1 , , , Whoopiegg Basket- the best game of the season with a sc r 0 . igg: ball season here at last, dl Demons squash Fargo at H H Midgets with 2 42 - 36 25 . . . Our rabble rousing cheerleader tt a - National Cheerleaders Clinic at Valley to . Wm' lig mmmmm 42653 5 3-8 . c .mls Prem 31 . . . Trick or treat for UNICEF - I , . ' . ' bbys beware! ' Twirp Season has arrived. Is heard at every door I' 5 As students volunteer their help 153 fl Collecting money for the poor. X 7 . . . Big hats! Little hats! Middle sized ones too, For celebrating afterwards X p our hat hop! More dam fun! A movie we did see if Vis' J' , l - .8 . . ons score 63 to top Blu And every thing for free' rocg-'with annual twirp .' as ' ff if A dance, refreshments, lots of fun if-PJ ' . 9 55 AHS Pepsters come Imvia ayrifaiaii, we 2 :anemia XDR! A hi fr. ' 2 1 EEZLIIE EI L ramnausm SQ Q. 6LI'ltSu3I'C I1 , CYS ' 2 .2 Hi-Herald and Prairie 19 . u . 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