Cando High School - Cub Yearbook (Cando, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1961 volume:

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Mrs.Fred Eggl was secretary. n W 3 MARVIN KNOLL Social Studies, Athletics B.S.--Dickinson BARTLETT BERNDT Mathematics, Science, Coach B.S.--Jamestown DOUGLAS, SPILLUM Mathematics, Science, Coach B.S.--Jamestown PATRICK DELMORE High School Principal B.S. Valley City Master of Education--UND W. R. REITAN Superintendent B.A.--Concordia College Graduate Study--U. of Minn. Master of Education--UND W. DYCE MILLARD Junior High Principal B.S.--UND B. M. - - Wesley Graduate Study--UND, Montana WILLIAM KARAIM Commerce B.S.--Mayville Master's Degree- - UND LAWRENCE SHEPPARD Industrial Arts B.S.- -Ellendale 4 EVELYN HOPLEY Vocal Music St. Olaf, UND B.S.--Valley City RIGGS OPLAND Instrumental Music B.S.--Minot ,NM 5 1 r 'm- 1 tsl .f YQ , r., x BARBARA SCHAFFER Home Economics B.S.--NDAC VIOLA KELLER English, Dramatics Mayville, NYU B.S.--UND MRS. BETTY KARAIM English, French, Library B.S.--Mayville ELDA SEIVERT Special 'Education Stand ard - - Valley City BERTHA ROSEVINK Speech Therapy B.S.--Minot COOKS Mrs. Krani g Mrs. Teubner SECRETARY Miss Evelyn Welch JANITORS Mr. Turell Learned Mr. Jim Kyes 6 BUS DRIVERS Mr. R. Bjorge Mr. M. Berg Mr. W. Amund son, Substitute Mr. I . Hawkins Mr. D. Thoeni Miss C. Dahl Not Pictured: Mr. E. Wagen- man .., ,.--........- ... 52 :. 1 Q.. :-51 -1 '1 'fmfa Z Vi ge, f' 55 4- ff: 1 H .5 if s J 3 L3 gg? B ., K T. ,ix ua S . 4 The Class of 1961 has many fond memories of the past year. From the start of the school year down to Graduation night, the Seniors were kept busy making the most of their last year. Although each Senior probably has a list of his own, some of the main highlights of the year were: For the first time in the history of the class the Seniors won first prize in the Home- coming float competition. On the evenings of April 21-22 the class presented Home Sweet Homicide, a well received mystery comedy. No doubt the highlight of the year was the weekend of May 11-14 which the Seniors spent in Winnipeg, seeing the sights. The Baccalau- reate sermon was given by Rev. J. G. Sortland of the Methodist church on May 21. Following Award Night on May 22, Seniors and their parents were guests of the Juniors for the tradi- tional Class Night held this year in the Brethren Church parlors. And finally, on May 26, the class occupied the place of honor on the gym- nasium stage. Dr. Laurence Flaum of Minot State Teachers College gave a very Hne address. Lois Garst gave the valedictory and Joan Houtcooper the salutatory, As the class received their coveted diplomas from School Board President Art Torkelson, they realized that one of the most happy chapters of their lives had just closed. IRENE CARLSON Class Play 3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1.2, 3,4, F.H.A. 1,2,3, F.H.A. Officer 1, 2,3, Librarian 3, Student Council 4, Prom Queen 3, Girls' Quartet 3, Girls' Trio 1, Mixed Ensemble 2,4, Triple Trio 2 Mixed Quartet 3, Vocal Solo 3,4, RAYMOND CART WRIGHT Class Play 3, Let- termans Club 2,3 ,4, Football 2,3 ,4, Boys' Chorus 2, Band 1,2,3, Boys' State 3 KEITH BERG Class Play 3 ,4, Lettermans Club 4, Football 2,3 ,4, Boys' Chorus 1,2, Student Council 4. BARBARA BRANDT Class Play 4, Choir 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,4, Triple Trio 2. DELORES BURKHART Class Play 3,4, Choir l,2,3,4, Girls' Cho- rus 1,2,3 ,4, Librar- ian 3, Band 2,3, Cub Reporter 3, Cheer- leader 2,3 ,4, Stu- dent Council 3, Girls' State 3, Sax Quartet 2,3, Girls' Trio 3,4, Girls' Quartet 2, Mixed Quartet 4, Home- coming Queen 2, Cheerleading Capt. 4, Vocal Solo 3,4, 8 LOIS GARST SHIRLEY EGGL ROBERT HA WN Class Play 3, Let- termans Club 3, Football 2, Boys' Chorus 2, Football 8s Basketball Stu- dent Manager 3. Class Play 3,4, An- nual Staff 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Girls' Cho- rus 1,2,3,4, Class Officer 3, Librarian 2,4, Cub Reporter 3, Triple Trio l,2,4, Homecoming Queen 3. ALICE ERICKSON Class Play 3, Choir 1,2,3,4, Girls' Cho- rus 1,2,3,4, F.H,A, 2,8, F.H.A, Officer 3, Librarian 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Triple Trio 2,3,4, Woodwind Quintet 4, Brass Sextet 4, Horn Quartet 3. ' LINDA HARTL Class Play 3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,4, F.I-l.A. 2, F,H.A, Officer 2, Librarian 4, Mixed Ensemble 4. JOHN DURBIN Class Play 3,4, Let- termans Club 4, Football 4, Choir 4, Boys ' Chorus 4. Class Play 3,4, An- nual Staff 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Girls' Cho- rus 1,2,3,4, F,H.A, 1, F,H,A, Officer 1, Class Officer 3, Cub Reporter 3, Triple Trio 3,4, Girls' Sextet 2, Home- ' coming Queen At-' tendant 4. p DONALD GRAY Class Play 3,4, Let- termans Club 3,4, Basketball 2,3 ,4, Choir 1,3,4, Boys' Chorus 1,2 ,3 ,4, Band 3,4, Brass En- semble 3,4, Mixed Ensemble 4. 9 LINDA DREYER Class Play 3,4, An- nual Staff 4, Choir 1, F.H.A. 1, F.H.A Officer 1, Class Of ficer 1, Librarian 2,4, Band l,2,3,4, Cub Reporter 3, Or chestra l,4, Girls' State 3, Clarinet Quartet 2,3, Clarinet Trio 4. RON KLIPFEL Track 3, Class Play 3,4, Letter- mans Club 1,2,3,4, Football, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 1, 2,3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Boys' Chorus 1,2,3 4, Class Officer 1, 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Officer 3, Student Council 2,3 ,4, Boys' State 2, Orchestra 4. BARBARA JOHNSON Class Play 3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3,4, F.H.A. 2, Class Officer 4, Trio 3 , Girls' Quartet 3,4, Solo 3,4. SHARON JOHNSON Class Play 3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,3, 4, F.H.A. 1,2, Girls' Trio 1, Triple Trio 2, Girls' Quartet 4. MARGARET KRACK Class Play 3,4, Choir l,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,3, 4, Class Officer 4, Cub Reporter 3, Triple Trio 1,2,3, Mixed Quartet, 3, Ensemble 4, Choir Officer 4. VINCENT HUMBLE JOAN Class Play 3 ,4, Boys' State 3. HOUTCOOPER Class Play 3 ,4, Annual Staff 4 Choir 1,2,3,4, F.H.A. Officer 1, Class Officer l,3, Librarian 3 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Band l,2,3,4, Cheerleader 1,3,4, Student Council 2, Girls' State 3, Or chestra 1,4, Sax Quartet 3,4, Band Solo 1,2 3 4 Girls' Trio 3,4, Homecoming Attendant 3. CLARICE IORGENSON Class Play 3 ,4, Choir 1,2,4, Girls' Chorus 1,2,4, F .H.,A. 1 ,2,3, Triple Trio 4, Majorette 1,2. KENNETH KELLER Class Play 3,4, Lettermans Club 4, Football 4, Choir 2,3,4, Boys' Chorus 2,3,4, Class of- ficer 2, Student council 4, Boys' Quartet 3,4. RONALD KNUTT Class Play 3, Let- termans Club 3,4, Football 3,4, Choir 2,3,4, Boys' Chorus l,2,3,4, Boys' State 3, Boys' Quartet 4. ARLAND LOKEN Class Play 3. LAMAR MARTZ Class Play 3, Let- termans Club 3,4, Basketball 3, Base- ball 2,3,4, Boys' State 3, Homecom- ing Manager 4. RALPH MATTHEWS Class Play 3,4, Let- termans Club 2,3,4, Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 2, Choir 1, Librarian 3, Stu- dent Council 3, Prom Manager 3. 11 i ARLENE LOKEN Class Play 3 ,4, F.H.A, l,2,3,4, F,H,A. Officer l,4i, Class Officer 2, Li- brarian 4, Alternate Cheerleader 3, , F,H.A. District Off ficer 4. y EMILEE MARTZ Class Pray 3,4, i choir 1,2,3,4, Girls Chorus 1,2 ,3,4, Stu- dent Council 3 ,4,1 Girls' Quartet 2, , Mixed Ensemble 3, Mixed Quartet 4, i Girls' Trio 1,3 ,4,l Choir Officer 3, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. l KAREN NELSON Class Play 3, Choir 1 ,2, Girls' Chorus 1,2, F.H.A. 3, Band 2,3,4, ' 1 , ....., RUTHA DELL NOKLEBY Class Play 3, Choir 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Accompanist 3,4. DAVE OSBORN Track 2,3 ,4, Class Play 3,4, Letter- mans Club 2,3 ,4, Football 2,3 ,4, Football 2,3 ,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3 ,4, Choir 1,2,3,4. Class Officer 2, Student Council 2. DIANE REED Class Play 3, Choir 1,2,3,4, Girls' Chorus l,2, 4, F.H.A. 1,2,3, Triple Trio 1. TOM SESSIONS Track 3,4, Class Play 3,4, Letter- mans Club 3,4, Football 3,4, Choir 2,4, Boys' Chorus 2,4, Class Officer 4, Band 2, 3,4, Cub Reporter 3, Annual Staff 4, Ensemble 4, Boys' State 3. MARGARET THOMAS Class Play 3, Girls' Chorus 1. JOEL SAND Class Play 3. TENNIS SEIVERT Class Play 3 ,4, Lettermans Club 2,3,4, Football 2, 3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Boys' Chorus l,2,3, 4, Band 1,2,3,4, Band Officer 4, Annual Staff 4, Student Council 2, Student Manager 4, Orchestra 1,4, Band Solo 1,2,3,4, Mixed quartet 4, Choir Officer 4, Boys' quartet 1,2, 3,4. KARALEE WESTMILLER Choir 2,3,4, Girls' Chorus 2,3,4, Mixed Quartet 2, Ensemble 3, Girls' Quartet 3,4, Clarinet Quartet 2 3, Band 1,2,3,4. Woodwind Quintet 3,4, Clarinet soloist 3, Clarinet Trio 4, Majorette 1,2,3,4, District F.H.A. officer 3. BARBARA WIDMEYER Class Play 3 ,4, Choir l,2, F.H.A 1, Band l,2,3,4, Cub Reporter 3, Librarian 4, Orchestra l,4, Band Solo 4, Sax Trio 4, Sax Quartet 3,4, Stu- dent Council 3, Cub Reporter 3, Class Play 3,4, ' Cheerleader 3 ,4, Band Queen 4. ....,,- - YA, 1 52:9 33 Senior Play Home Sweet Homicide, featuring the mystery story writer, Mariah Carstairs and her three children, was a mystery comedy. News The children had decided their mother should marry again when a murder was committed next door Upon seeing Lt. Bill Smith, they decided he was just the man for their mother. The mystery is finally solved after hilarious interference from the three children. v 13. Services for the Graduates Services for the graduates were held Sunday evening, May 21, in the gymnasium. Mrs. Riggs Opland played the processional and recessional. Rev. J. G. Sortland of the Methodist Church was the speaker. The title of his sermon was The Right to Reign. The high school mixed chorus sang O Sing Unto the Lord a New Song, and Be Thou Not Still. 14 Graduation Salutatory V ale dic tory Graduation exercises for the Class of 1961 were held Friday, May 26, at 8 P.M. in the gymnasium. The hih school band played the processional, recessional, and March, by Holst. Speaker for the evening was Dr. Laurence S. Flaum, Dean of the College at Minot State Teachers College. His address was titled America at the Crossroads. Lois Garst gave the valedictory and Joan Houtcooper the salutatory. The recipient of the Roy and Mae Canfield scholarship was Lois Garst. The court sang America the Beautiful, and Climb Ev'ry Mountain. Rev. T, A. Rykken gave both the invocation and the benediction. 15 The Legislative Building Inside the Legislative building The Seniors left on their class trip to Winnipeg on Thursday, May 11. Friday and Saturday were spent touring various points of interest, including the Coca-Cola bottling plant, Canadian Packers, Winnipeg Tribune, CBW TV- Radio Station, the Legislative Building, and St. Boniface Cathedral. An added highlight of the trip for several class members was a concert by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra under Leonard Bernstein. Home Canadian Packers St. Boniface Cathedral 1 x hm-y. x xv fu 9 W fm ' xxx. -A1 Y ,.mw1. - ,,m1,,m . R --.w,...N ,W W , 1 1 ,. , v u vu HU L my mmm- mv. mg WE Nw :mu WW WW W W! x M wi .gm M, WW Wi ,ALM M WW 'um A W MW Jw 1253523 HW-2521.321 MW' Wy?-Jnwwq :9wMw9iiw5w?siwRv3H?MW wwzwqwig, Wwpwgmw unior Glenda Arrney, Merry Botz, David Amann, Mary Eggl, Kathryn Cramer, Jerry Burdick. Keith Tang, Vice Pres., Patricia Overton, Treas., Norris Miller, Pres., Bernadette MacDonald, Sec. Tracy Henning, Janice Sand, Roger Hofsted, Janice Halverson, William Hartl, Robert Gibbens. Richard King, Douglas Hogenson, Darlene Humble, Beverly Litsey, Rita Loken, Stanley I esienouski . Carole Whitaker, Barbara Westlind, Diane Wil- helmi, Judy Wisler, Arlynn Westlind, Ardelle Hoffert. Leslie Maurseth, Carly Pulst, Suzanne Miller, Danny Olson, Ronald Peterson, Majorie Mark wardt. The Trysting Place Where the Cross is Made LEFT GROUP: Janice Halverson, Doug Hogenson, Tracy Henning, Ronald Peterson, Suzanne Miller, Bernie MacDonald, Leslie Maurseth, Jerry Burdick, Arlynn Westlind. CENTER: Mrs. Keller, director. RIGHT GROUP: Roger Hofstad, Willy Hartl, Merry Botz, Bob Gibbens, Keith Tang, Glenda Armey, Norris Miller, Danny Olson. FRONT GROUP: Mary Eggl, Diane Wilhelmi, Judy Wisler, Janice Sand, Pat Overton, Bev Litsey, Barbara Westlind, Carole Whitaker, Ardelle Hoffert. The Body is All Yours J unior Activities In September the Junior's Homecoming Queen candidate, Janice Halversen, was chosen by the foot- ball team to reign over the Homecoming activities. 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We had charge of the bonfire at the snake dance and we entered a hopeless float in the Homecoming parade. We were proud to have one of our boys chosen as the Snow King during the March of Dimes campaign. We were well represented in band and choir with entrants in the District speech and small groups contests. Three of our girls were delegates to the State F.H.A. Convention in Fargo. To stir things up in Cando High School we had a cool beatnik party. After a busy and funfilled year, we are looking forward to an even better one next year. Helen Blume, Sherry Botz Fred Beaudry, Dalene Burkhart, Elmer Brehm. 22 Don Eggl, Carol Eggl, Mike Do11ison, Otto Eisenzimmer, Diane Denison. Wayne Houtcoopezr, Delores Mattern, Sharon Matthews, Gordon King, Ida Mattern. James Hobbs, Terry Hogenson, Virginia Eggl Judy Gray. Claudia Miller, Rondel Noble, DiAnn Owens, Tommy O'Brien. Helen Thmamas, David Wilhelmi, Jill Westlind, Ronna Veum, Gary Solberg. Sandra Quick, Margie Sherven, Gerald Sherven Ronald Rardon, Linda Schamens. 1 1 1 11,1111 1111 WML 1111 111 1 IV 1 1 1 1 1 -1'111W r111i111111111111G1 ' 111MSV1j11 111111 111111+'N5 1 u'r11t11111' KWN111 1 111 V1 1111 ll 1 1 1 111' 1 I E1 11 11 11 1111 W1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 11 ' 11 1 W 111 1 1 1 ' Q 6137511111 'H 111111 Q P1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 5F1'111Q1131Y, ' ' JFPYS11 '1',1.1l1H 11 111H,f1flv 1- ,, 1111111111111 111.1 1 11111, 11.1W11, 111111111 ww 111 11111111 1111 '-111 1 AU 1 , Vltie BACK ROW: Tennis Seivert, Diane Denison, Jill Westlind, Mike Dolison, Don Gray, Director Riggs Opland, Terry Dennis, Tom Sessions. THIRD ROW: Joan Houtcooper, Rondel Noble, Barbara Widmeyer Barbara Westlind, Keith Tang, John Steele, Ken Carlson, Francis Johnson, Gary Larson, Pat Cobban, Doug Hogenson, David Wilhelmi, Lyle Olson, Terry Hogenson, Gary Westlind, Wayne Houtcooper, Ron Klipfel, Richard Anderson. The Cando High School Concert Band, composed of 53 members, presented concerts on December 6, February 14, and April 28. They led the Homecoming and Memorial Day parades, participated in the mass county band on March 6, and played the processional and recessional for graduation. The Band department also presented monthly recitals where students were required to perform solos. Small groups and solos took part in the District Small Groups contest on April 13. The entire band participated in the District Music contest on April 22. 26 SECOND ROW: Helen Blume, Sheila I-lilts, Marty McLoed, Karen Nelson, Susan Severson, Robert Ray, Arlynn Westlind, DiAnn Owens, Norman Bjornstad, Norris Miller, Mike Crary, Bob Gibbens, Bruce Sol- berg, Carol Whitaker. FIRST ROW: Karalee Westmiller, Linda Dreyer, Don Eggl, Margie Seivert, Kathleen Callahan, Ronna Veum, Donna Olson, Mary Sitz, Dalene Burkhart. Concert Band Barbara Westlind, Sec.-Treas., Tennis Seivert, President, Keith Tang, Vice President. S O Woodwind Quintet C arinet Trio Karalee Westmiller, Bob Gibbens, Alice Erick- son, Ronna Veum, Dalene Burkhart. Karalee Westmiller, Linda Dreyer, Don Eggl. L O B I S T 5 r FRONT ROW: Bob Gibbens, Don Eggl, Joan I-Ioutcooper. MIDDLE ROW: Diane Denison Wayne Houtcooper, Gary Solberg, Barbara Widmeyer, Tennis Seivert. BACK ROW: Dalene Burkhart, Arlynn Westlind. 28 Brass Sextet Saxophone Quartet Gary Larson, Francis Johnson, Don Gray, Alice Erickson, Lyle Olson. Joan Houtcooper, Rondel Noble, Barbara Widmeyer, Barbara Westlind, D A N C FRONT ROW: Barbara Westlind, Don Eggl, Barbara Widmeyer, Karalee Westmiller, Ioan Houtcooper. BACK ROW: Keith Tang, Gary Larson, Francis Johnson, Tennis Seivert, Gary Westlind, Wayne I-Ioutcooper, Ron Klipfel, Linda Dreyer. y 29 E B BACK ROW: Donald Gray, Ken Keller, John Durbin, Dave Osborn, Ron Klipfel, Tennis Seivert Wayne Houtcooper, Ron Knute, Terry Dennis, David Wilhelmi, Barbara Westlind, Janice Halverson Judy Gray THIRD ROW: Terry Hogenson, Allen Traynor, Myron Dollison, William Hartl, Danny Olson Tom Sessions, Keith Tang, Norris Miller, Merry Botz, Suzanne Miller, Emilee Martz, Virginia Evgl Rutha dell Nokelby. The Cando High School Choir presented a fall concert, a Christmas concert, and a spring concert during the 1960-1961 school year. In each concert a theme was followed to add interest and performance experience. The Christmas concert, entitled Song of Angels, was accompanied by a pageant given by grade children. In addition to these performances, the choir appeared in two festivals and sang at the baccalaureate and graduation services for the 1961 graduates. 30 SECOND ROW: Beverly Litsey, Karalee Westmiller, Lois Garst, Joan Houtcooper, Shirley Eggl, Irene Carlson, Judy Wisler, Glenda Army, Margaret Krack, Sharon Johnson, Jill Wesrlind, Carly Pulst, Sandra Quick, Sharon Matthews. FIRST ROW: Helen Blume, Barbara Brandt, Diane Denison, Diane Wilhelmi, Delores Burkhart, Barbara Johnson, Ida Mattern, Patricia Overton, Bernie MacDonald, DiAnn Owens, Ronna Veum, Arlynn Westlind, Clarice Jorgenson. Mixed Chorus Janice Halverson--Vice Pres., Margaret Krack--Pres., DiAnn Owens--Robe Custodian, Tennis Seivert--Sec.-Treas. 31 B c o H Y o s R ' u s FIRST ROW: Mike Dollison, William Hartl, Danny Olson, Torn Sessions, Keith Tang, Terry Dennis. SECOND ROW: Gordon King, John Durbin, Ron Klipfel, Wayne Houtcooper, Tennis Seivert, David Wil- helmi. THIRD ROW: Terry l-logenson, Ken Keller,,Dona1d Gray, Dave Osborn, Allen Traynor, Ronald Knutt, Norris Miller. Ken Keller, Ron Klipfel, Tennis Seivert, Ron Knutt. FIRST ROW: Carole Whitaker, Margaret Krack, Arlynn West- lind, Tom Sessions, accom- panist Ruthadell Nokelby. SECOND ROW: Danny Olson, Donald Gray, Linda Hartl, Irene Carlson, Norris Miller. Mixed Quartet B Q o u Y A s R ' T E T Tennis Seivert, Ernilee Martz, Delores Burk hart, Ron Klipfel. Mixed Ensemble 32 LR SU ,S FIRST ROW: Claudia Miller, Barbara Johnson, Barbara Brandt, Diane Denison, Pat Over- ton, Carol Olson, DiAnne Owens, Bernie MacDonald, Ronna Veum, Clarice Jorgenson, Arlynn Westlind. SECOND ROW: Sharon Matthews, Diane Wilhelmi, Delores Burkhart, Helen Blume, Ida Mattern, Delores Mattern, Glenda Armey, Jill Westlind, Sandra Quick, Caryl Pulst. THIRD ROW: Beverly Litsey, Darlene Humble, Dalene Burkhart, Karalee Westmiller, Irene Carlson, Carole Whitaker, Judy Wisler, Margaret Krack, Merry Botz, Suzanne Miller, Sharon Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Rondel Noble, Joan Houtcooper, Lois Garst, Margie Markwardt, Linda I-lartl, Shirley Eggl, Barbara Westlind, Janice Halverson, Mary Eggl, Judy Gray, Emilee Martz, Ruthadell Nokelby, Virginia Eggl. Karalee Westmiller, Barbara John- son, Barbara Westlind, Sharon Johnson. Triple Trio FIRST ROW: Diane Wilhelmi, Glenda Armey, Pat Overton, Clarice Jorgenson. SECOND ROW: Shirley Eggl, Judy Wisler, Alice Erickson, Lois Garst, Mary Eggl. Emilee Martz, Delores Burkhart Joan Houtcooper. G C I H R O i Tennis Seivert--Business Manager, Lois Garst--Typist, Shirley Eggl--Typist, Tom Sessions--Editor, Mr. Reitan--Advisor, Joan Houtcooper--Assistant Editor, Linda Dreyer --Assistant Editor. FIRST ROW: Marjorie Markwardt, Mary Eggl, Merry Borz, Suzanne Miller, Carole Whitaker, Barbara Westlind, Mr. Karaim--Advisor. SECOND ROW: Janice Halverson, Diane Wilhelmi, Janice Sand, Patricia Overton, Beverly Litsey, Bernadette MacDonald, 34 Zi 4 A O O O SEATED: Helen Blume, Rita Loken, Dalene Burkhart, Barbara Westlind, Glenda Army, Arlene Loken, Ruth Garst, Jill Westlind. SECOND ROW: Claudia Miller, Carol Olson, Marlene Morgan, Carol Eggl, Gayla Hoffman, DiAr1n Owens, Gloria Row, Ronna Veum, Advisor Mrs. Schaffer, BACK ROW: Marcia Eggl, Myra Klingenberg, Sandra Quick, Carla Amann, Caryl Pulst, Delores Mattern, Margie Macintosh, Ida Mattern, Judy Johnson. S C TO U U E T f FIRST ROW: Terry Dennis--Vice President, Ron Klipfel--President, Judy Wisler-- Secretary-Treasurer, Ken Keller, Roger Hofstad, Keith Berg. SECOND ROW :' Janice Halversen, Irene Carlson, Bob Gibbens, Terry Hoganson. BACK ROW: Emilee Martz Elmer Brehm, Beverly Litsey, Diane Dennison, Linda Schamens. STANDING: Advisors Mr. Delmore, Mr. Reitan. 35 Queen and Attendants QUCSITS COIOHHUOH HOMECOMING HI-LITES The annual Homecoming, held September 29 and 30, 1960, began with a Snake Dance and Bonfire on the 29th. The parade, football game with Lakota, which we won, and the Homecoming Dance were held the 30th. The coronation of the Queen was the highlite of the football game. Manager Lamar Martz crowned Queen Janice l-lalversen, a Junior, who was attended by Emilee Martz and Lois Garst, both Seniors. First Place - -Senior .gi H5 .fav e. fi:i Second Place--Seventh Grade Third Place--Junior 36 I . Ma... ..,, QUEEN I ANIC E MANAGER Lamar Martz ATTENDANT S Emilee Martz Lois Garst PROM HI -LITES On May 6, 1961, the big social event of the year took place in the school gym- nasium with the presentation of the Junior-Senior Prom. The theme, Wonderland by Night, was very nicely shown by a painting of a moon winking and shining on a lake. The punch bowl was sunk in a wishing well and the punch was served by two eighth grade girls. The Sparkletones provided a variety of dance numbers to make the evening enjoyable. The coronation climaxed the evening with the crowning of Mary Eggl by the 1960 Queen, Irene Carlson. The Grand March was led by Queen Mary and Manager Roger Hofstad. 38 P O M QUEEN MARY M AN AGER Roger Hofstad ,. 7 M .L..,.V,.,..v, IC. l5.il5 C i' f.fflii2ffil ii ymmewwri, ,egf ,5f'sp1.,rs,.r, ,wp E fwfr, , , , , 3 , .fx 5 as 2 !E:5ifW?f5x5'z' Sf iifiiriifg '56 is FIRST ROW: Keith Tang, Wayne Houtcooper, Mike Dollison, Terry Dennis, Elmer Brehm, Clinton Weisz, Bob Gibbens, Doug Hogenson, Kenneth Kranig. SECOND ROW: Ron Knutt, Raymond Cartwright, Tennis Seivert, Ron Klipfel, Dave Osborn, Ralph Matthews, Keith Berg, Tom Sessions, Ken Keller, John Durbin. Football R Football Schedule y .. ...Maddock.. . 7 .. ...Leeds... '7 owalhalla . . . . 34 Lakota . . . 6 . . . . . . Cavalier . . . 6 Cmcaptains - - - - - - R0112 - - - - - 13 Ron Klipfel and Dave Osborn St. Mary's . . . . 21 40 .nr dn: 5 A 1fe'f:z--- ,abs-ttf -Y t -i i'f'1'f i' Offensive OFFENSIVE: Wayne Houtcooper, John Durbin, Ralph Matthews, Ron Knutt, Tom Sessions, Raymond Cart- wright, Elmer Brehm, Ron Klipfel, Keith Tang, Tennis Seivert, Dave Osborn. W Defensive f DEFENSIVE: John Durbin, Clinton Weisz, Ralph Matthews, Ron Knutt, Ragfmond Cartwright, Tom Sessions Tennis Seivert, Ron Klipfel, Ken Keller, Dave Osborn, Keith Berg. ' ' 4 1 - 1 ................,....s..-...............,., ...,,,.,,, M. i....s.......b.s.......:e.., ,,.. ...s...sn....a..:.a......u.Q....... Basketball Gary Larson, Don Eggl, Norris Miller, Don Gray, Tracy Henning, Dave Osborn, Wayne Houtcooper, Allen Traynor, Ron Klipfel, Elmer Brehm, Marvin Knoll--Coach, Tennis Seivert--Student Manager. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. St. John .... Rock Lake I. Dunseith . . Rolla . . . . Bottineau . . . Willow City Leeds ,... Rolla .... Notre Dame Leeds .... Rolette . . . Lalota . . Egeland . . . . . Rocklake . . . . Bottineau . Wolford .... Rock Lake . Bisbee .... . Egeland . . . . . St. John . . Belcourt . . Willow City Dunsieth . . Co. Tourn. Co. Tourn. Dist Dist Dist. Dist Tourn Tourn Tourn. . . . . Tourn. WE THEY 65 34 43 57 49 66 46 51 50 36 Co -C aptains 43 48 r 61 59 50 58 64 48 55 45 64 45 73 50 66 33 47 63 59 56 48 53 38 50 55 50 f 73 39 Dave Osborn, Ron Klipfel 46 44 51 64 63 53 44 60 4-2 Mike Dollison, Otto Eisenzimmer, Clinton Weisz, David Wilhelmi, Dennis Person, Gene Shelly, Kenny Kranig, Terry Dennis, Pat Cobban. ' Action 43 FIRST ROW: Pat Cobban, Greg Garber, Don Dollison, Terry Dennis, Stan- ley Iesienouski, SECOND ROW: Wayne Houtcooper, Dave Osborn, Mike Dollison, Lamar Martz, Ron Klipfel, Otto Eisenzimmer, Clinton Weisz, Bart Berndt - -C oach. Terry Dennis, Wayne Houtcooper, Fred Beaudry, Dave Osborn, Tom Sessions, Danny Olson. Not pictured, Douglas Spillum--Coach. 44 :1--eafep 3 Q A ,, ,, Cheerleaders L e f 'if rg ,mi e ' 23521 nn e 1 ., ew ? --.., n V q . ,. if W , J, ? A ' 'E ., , ee + ---1g- 1 .-, Q I ,L L ,yi g i. I i n ,Lriigjizii XR' 4 . ,. 15 ,, , f .eV:L: A , Q 1:2 e? ' -' 3 Nw nee, n n Sf . ' ee e Me,: W N ',,1 1 'fm l P T -'1. , V. X fa -1- - 4 11 ' QV K 5 L A 23 , ' 5 ' 1' e'e' M Y n .V l ii i scat Z1 I K' , KVL, 5... L. ,Q f Q ea e,ee , new inigrm V A gf' E . 5 yy 'sy K N- M 4 A nn , ne A ,iffffen f nh 15 inyF i? E f ee e e e er V 1' Xgffi P- n K Karalee Westmiller, Diane Wilhelmi, Janice Halver- son. Karalee Westmiller, DiAnn Owens, Joan Houtcooper, Beverly Lftsey, Delores Burkhart. Majorettes 45 HIGHLIGHTS The events that happened during the school year of 1960-61 will probably go down as some of the most noteworthy and important events of the century. The national election took most of the spotlight during the fall and early winter months as Republican Richard M. Nixon and Democrat John F. Kennedy campaigned down to the last minute. Kennedy emerged the victor after a close election. North Dakota did a turn about in the state election by voting into the governor's position William Guy, the first Democratic governor since the 1930's. Our Republican state legislature ratified the name change of the Agriculture College to the North Dakota State University of Agriculture and Applied Sciences. There was much bloodshed and turmoil as three new trouble spots--the Congo, Laos, and Cuba--were thrust into an already uneasy world situation. But the world of science took a giant step forward as the Russians shot Yuri Gagarin into a single orbit around the earth and returned him safely to become the first man into outer space. On May 5 the United States came up with a less spectacular but not less important space probe. Com. Allen B. Sheppard uttered the words, Man what a ride! after he returned from a fifteen minute jaunt in which the Navy's Redstone rocket boosted him 115 miles up and 302 miles downrange from Cape Canaveral. On the local scene, after two unsuccessful attempts, the school bond proposal passed on the third election which will provide C ando with a much needed new high school. The new building will be completed sometime in the early part of next year. 46 ,T , ,,,,, I 3111 511 gil! 11111.W11111N H W 1111111w 1 E X 1 1 111 l 1 1111111 11111 1 111 111 13111111 1 111 ' 1911 1 W, 111 116 buf 15311 , -11- 1111 1 W 1111 1 1 asses . J. 1. Biology Chemistry English French Geography Geometry History Home Economics Physics Psychology Shop Typing Q .f W .ff M, ,V , .7 ,7 K 7 L. 145: r .V,.Vi.2il, V 4 ,Q . 5 , Q e,,,,NT f, ' L '. 1 7 ' , X 7fx,,7s 7 ww .fp K , A , 7-seq . .7 7 . . 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SEE E. if XS 4 1, gg di! 5 :X , 3 7 33' E5 , 55512 E 3,4 ii . EQ 2 5955 IEE . Q ii, E RQ fi: ,faiggga gl: w f 1' sf e 35. Jgmior High BACK ROW: Keith Hanson, Gayla Hoffman, Ruth Garst, Gary I-iofstad, Francis Johnson. FRONT ROW: Brian Fosaaen, Vernon Fox, John Holien. BACK ROW: Paul Krack, Judy John- son, Myra Klingenberg, Leslie O'Brien. FRONT ROW: Margie Macintosh, Mar- lene Morgan, Janet Johnson. BACK ROW: Richard Anderson, Gary Eggl MIDDLE ROW: Carla Amann, Mike Crary, Marcia Eggl. FIRST ROW: Nor- man Bjornstad, Raymond DeArton, Bob Dennis. BACK ROW: John Steele, Wayne Reid, Lyle Olson, Clinton Weisz, Gene Shelley, Dennis Shervin. FRONT ROW: Bruse Solberg, Gloria Row. NOT PICTURED: Vee Ann Zelmer, Kenny Kranig, Kay Torson. 32 BACK ROW: Diane Close, Patty Carlson, Lois Braun, Kathleen Callahan, Bonnie Brandt, Sharon Cramer, Diane Baerwald, Heather Cart- wright. FRONT ROW: Don Carlson, Pat Cobban, Larry Bulook, Roger Brandt. 1 BACK ROW: Betty Hinegardner, Stoney Gessner, Morris Fox, Jeanne Johnson, Jackie Hanson. MIDDLE ROW: Sheila Hilts, Jayson Dale, Timmy Holien. FIRST ROW: Greg Garber, Larry Fuchsgruber, Donnie Dolison, Jerome Hobbs. Eighth Grade BACK ROW: Gerald Petersen, Mary Peyerl, Sherry King, Edward Nelson, Marty McLoed, Donna Long, Barry Markwardt, Beverly Paulsen. FRONT ROW: Vernon Metzger, Lyle Johnson, Archie McLean, Melvin Olson. BACK ROW: Evor Thomas, Lloyd Winnegge, Margaret Weiker, Marilyn Winters, Carlotta Pulst, Susan Sever- son, Larry Row, Carol Winnegge. FRONT ROW: Roger Reid, Alois Schmidhammer, Gary Westlind, James Zelmer. BACK ROW: Norman Klingenberg, Gary Larson, Gary Hoffert, Vernon Humble, Eldon Hinegardner, Greg Gibbens. FRONT ROW: Thersa Laturnus, Jeannette Holien, Rose Ann Hoffman, Karen Kessler, Carol Johnson, Corrine Johnson, Linda John- son, Karla Grosser, Gary Goergen. BACK ROW: Tommy Thomas, Don Shock, Beverly Weiker, Eva Solberg, Dorothy Winnegge, Margie Seivert, Carol Sand, Julie Slusser, Mary Sitz, Linda Weisz. FRONT ROW: Robert Ray, Greg Westlind, Billy Steele, Pat Whitaker. NOT PICTURED: Kay Walker. BACK ROW: Paula Agneberg, Glenda Amann, Judy Erick- son, Sandra Fosaaen. MID- DLE ROW: Marvin Carter, Bobby Bjornstad, Karen Berg, Earl DeGroot, Becky Burk- hart, Billy Eggl, Janet Eggl, FRONT ROW: Ken Carlson, Roger Dale, Terry DeArton, John Elsperger. Seventh Grade 54 BACK ROW: Jane Logan, Linda Nass, Donna Olson, Glenda Morgan, Gloria Lewallen, Janice Overton, Patricia Miller, John Parker. FRONT ROW: Philip Parker, Gerry O'Brien, Gary Paulsen, Danny Lipp, Timothy Learned Ronald Pulst, Mark Metzger. BACK ROW: B. Solberg, F. Johnson, J. Parker, D. Sherven, G. Shelley, E. Nelson, P. Krack, G. Gibbens V. Humble, P. Parker, J. Elsperger, K. Carlson, V. Metzger, E. Hinegardner, T. Learned, P. Witaker, G. Hoffert. THIRD ROW: C. Johnson, S. Severson, C. Amann, J. Johnson, J. Johnson, B. Hinegardner, K. Callahan, R. Garst, M. Eggl, R. Ray, G. Johnson, G. Larson, R. Pulst, G. Paulson, D. Dollison, G. West- lind. SECOND ROW: J. Slusser, L. Weisz, D. Olson, M. Sitz, J. Overton, C. Sand, J. Logan, J. Hanson, B. Paulson, R. Burkhart, L. Johnson, Karen Berg, B. Eggl, D. Lipp, W. Steele. FIRST ROW: E. Solberg, K. Kessler, M. Seivert, G. Row, K. Walker, J. Johnson, P. Carlson, P. Agneberg, C. Johnson, J. Holien. BACK ROW: C. Johnson, G. Amann, D. Wilhelmi, D. Close, E. Solberg. THIRD ROW: G. Larson, G. Gibbens, T. Learned, L. Fuchsgruber, D. Dollison, D. Lipp, G. Paulson, R. Brandt, G. Allen, P. Parker, J. Hobbs, J. Gibbens, D. Wilhelmi, L. Braun, E. Nelson, G. Johnson, L. Johnson, G. Garber. SECOND ROW: H. Cartwright, I. Erickson, R. Veum, J. Skoog, V. Humble, B. Steele, D. Olson, S. Cramer, D. Hogenson P. Whitaker, K. Kessler, D. Carlson, S. Gessner, P. Carlson, J. Overton. FIRST ROW: G. Lewallen, J. Slusser, L. Weisz, P. Agneberg, M. Winters, S. Fosaaen, L. Braun, M. Morgan. J. Johnson. 55 Sandra Fosaaen, Diane Close, Margie MacIntosh, Carla Amann. Gary Westlind, Don Dollison, Lyle Johnson, Bob Dennis, Larry Fuchsgruber, Greg Garber, Gene Shelley Stoney Gessner, Gary Hofstad, Pat Cobban, Keith Hanson, Clinton Weisz. COACH: Bartlett Berndt. 56 1 x Gra 1 , .f 1 1 W J ,. W w N I-IX-V0 BACK ROW: Caroline Mattern, Gleen Reed, Terry Johnson, James Laturnus, Eugene Row, David Dennis, Donnie Wieker, Terry Olson, Linda Olson, Marcia Klingenberg, Mary Bulock. SECOND ROW: John Lee, Allen Henning, Michael Holien, Charles Laturnus, Renay Veum, Rollie Bjornstad, Billy Peter- son, Simon Laturnus, Rodney Jesienouski, Lyle Braun, Tommy Wolcott, FIRST ROW: Gary Allen, Roger Fuchsgruber, Paulette Quick, Garth Eggl, James Gibbens, Dana Hartl, Charlotte Hartl, Patricia Olson, Patricia Robert- son. LEONA TORKELSON Sixth Grade Stand ard - - Minot I-I1 I-4X-V1 STANDING: Virginia Botz, Gerald Skoog, Otislene Pownell, David Blume, Dianne Hogenson, Douglas Law, Janelle Hobbs, Cynthia Thomas. RIGHT FIRST ROW: Barbara Logan, Charles McLeod, Lola Hoffman, Bill Parker, Janelle Fosaaen, Candace Botz, Howard Welch. SECOND ROW: Petranellea Kring, Anne Rykken, Sandra Kessler, Brenda Hilts, Sheila Bjornstad, Harold JOANNE CURL Haezlett. THIRD ROW: Ruthann Cartwright, Michael Whitaker, Dorothy Fifth 86 Sixth Laturnus, Dorothy Wilhelmi, Ronald McLeod, Darrell Wilhelmi. FOURTH Standard-- ROW: Linda Metzger, Mariann Olson, Karen Newman, Stephen Keller. NOT Valley City PICTURED: Patricia Solseth, Marie Bhorge, Timothy Walker. 58 I-I1-I--n BACK ROW: Gary Weiker, Larry Halverson, Wanda Elsperger, Patricia Parker, Trudy Haas, Janine Larson, Gary Hawkins, Robert Sitz, Larry Hendrick- son, Mary Artz. SECOND ROW: Doreen O'Brien, Richard Westlind, David Solberg, Katherine Peterson, Sharon Peterson, Ruthann Burkhart, Ray Cart- J I wright, Larry Brandt, Ronald Hartl, Patrick Holien. FIRST ROW: James Eggl, RUTH KANGAS Gregory Solseth, Gary Timms, Jack Carlson, Paul Winnegge, Eugene Ried, Fifth Grade Yvonne De Groot, De Lynn Bergdahl, Marilyn Dale, Jean Marr. Standard-- Valley City BACK ROW: Michael Peterson, James Parker, Doran Chandler, Doreen John son, Darrell Fox, Ronnie Anderson, Greg Amann, Wynn Allen, Gary Shock, Christa Scott. SECOND ROW: Gloria Amann, Ruth Veum, Gary Metzger, David Sheppard, Larry Hoffert, Donaldlene Pownell, Donald Laturnus, Loran ESTHER MILLARD Chandler, Sandra Eisenzimmer, Richard Rader. FIRST ROW: Kathleen Fourth Grade B.A.--Concordia Heisler, Dianne Grosser, James Schill, Colleen Miller, Patricia Johnson, Jo Ann Slusser, Carla Klingenberg, Jane Berg, Alice Burkhart, Thomas Steele. NOT PICTURED: Marilyn Morgan, Kathy Osborn. 59 PHE: :ogg-n BACK ROW: Carol Christenson, Bobby Becker, John Perich, John Newman, Larry Agneberg, Gloria Carlson, Gail Ewals, Jeff Jorde, Danny Noble. THIRD ROW: Jerry Long, Pamela Jesienouski, Freddie Eggl, Jim Welch, Edie Armey, Brent Fosaaen, Richard Parker, Dianne Solberg, Dianne Law, Gloria Haas, Leigh Hilts, Laona Bjornstad. SECOND ROW: Judy Bjornstad, Robin Cart- wright, Vicki Howard, Jacky Miller, Beth Rykken, Kathy Davis, Linda Bjornstad, Elizabeth Callahan. FRONT ROW: Donnie Law, Jerry Welch, SHARON KULLA Third SL Fourth Roger Larson, Steven Torkelsen, Rodney Larson, Mike Delmore, Timmy Gfade Standard--Valley Kessler. , City I'l'll l'lZI-I BACK ROW: Roger Carter, Marie Perech, Glenna Shelley, Douglas Gibbens, Chuck Hartl, Jerry Naas, Douglas Currie, Rodney Potratz, Gary Gray, James Cartwright. SECOND ROW: Mark Dennis, Linda Koshney, Arlene Pownell, Janice DeArton, Elese Lundeby, Terry Steele, Tanis Lee, Debbie Dix, Jack Gibbens, Clifford Abrahamson. FIRST ROW: John Gores, Tommy Laturnus, HELEN HENDRICKS . . I Roddy Bergdahl, Bruce Garber, Norma l-lolren, Doris Sherven, Sandra Baer- Thud Grade wald Ton Sand Clinton Geor en Standard--Valley ' y ' g ' City 60 Ofjfnlh UZ T. tk FIRST ROW: Michael Welch, Sandra Hartl, Keith Ewals, Laurie Koshney, Michael Johnston, Joyce Laturnus, Duane Holien, Rhonda Lewallen. SECOND ROW: Marla Weiker, Cathrine Whitaker, David Paulsen, Laurie Baker, Jane Callahan, Debra Solseth, Allen Shock, Sheila Fosaaen. THIRD ROW: Rocky MARY ANN LUNDE Hilts, Karen Koester, Scott Eggl, Danny Newman, James Howard, Fred ' Lundeby, Lyla Brehm, Scott Macintosh. FOURTH ROW: Dianne Laturnus, Second Grade Sharon Eggl. Standard--Valley City pmwifyl- OQTVJ UZ FIRST ROW: Brenda Scott, Kathy Wagner, Gary Koshney, Charlotte Reid, Helen Laturnus, Bruce Bowersox. SECOND ROW: Connie Hawkins, Debra Gray, Eva Heazlett, Randy Newman, James Christensen, Arlene Petersen. THIRD ROW: Bruce Belzer, Christie Holien, Dick Lybeck, Jeannette Wilhelmi, Terry Hartl. FOURTH ROW: Cary White, Donna Dale, Gordon Solseth, Linda , BERNICE Hoffert, David Long, Randall Jorde. NOT PICTURED: James Slusser. FUCHSGRUBER Second Grade Stand ard -- Minot 61 -I'-'32-'l'l R .' 7 in eg, ,, M. .... - in 4 r.. .rr una V, , .us 44.55 'IF' t :au a a an , fa. , gk OL. jf sg.. , ,if 1 .. ' if 0 .-www .-ffl 'W s,a JK. s ,cgi W 15': i A IREN E SWEENEY First Grade Stand ard--Minot BACK ROW: Michelene Hartl, Elizabeth Abrahamson, Jackie Hoeltl, Carrun Currie, Lois Humble, Miriam Rykken, Anita Carlson, Beverly Baker, Janet Dale, Virginia Welch, Karen Leet, Rachel Nelson, Barbara Bolton, Denisse Lewallen, Cindy Teubner, Cynthia Hartl, Sharon Callahan. FRONT ROW: Billy Quick, Jack Logan, Bruce Klinginberg, Kent Heazlett, Donald Winnegge Robert Eggl, Harlen Perich, Teddy Sheppard, Lee Bulman, Gerrard Macintosh, Timothy Delmore, Michael Davis, Mark Eggl, Jesse Noble. NOT PICTURED: Dolson Olson. BACK ROW: Lois Hawkins, Sandra Callahan, Iudy Winnegge, Bernadette Holien, Barbara Christensen, Connie Gores, Cynthia Boatman, Debra Burkhart, Cindy Markwardt, Kathleen Zelmer, Sandra Dahle, Holly Newman. FRONT ROW: Paul Kessler, Mark Krebsbach, Larry Long, Craig Dix, Hal Hilts, George Whitaker, Stanley Halverson, Craig Agneberg, Richy Potratz, Mark Schaffer, Ferdinand Kring, Robert Wagner, Danny Nass. NOT PICTURED: Leslie DeGroat. -IVDW-Tl KAA REN WELCH First Grade Stand ard--Minot 62 fmqauwvr-:mg 51 . -1' ,pf ,. . ..., .. . - Q ........ JA L, 'L ' A','JWm f fz -. U f- I . '-1w,.41 wA'1w3'fWj',,,': - . , M H fit'- . ' ' J Q-'A ' 1 'uf-57-iv''QJ5..1f'3fi'9'f fff WAS 1 'H ' ' - X 4 I wwf' A if S If ,,L.,,,Q, ,M kai? f In -M., .,.. NME ' f2'W 'f5f2'Q I ' may W-Q 'M X A Q ,-., L31ww.,kl,'f'A ., , ,www g, 9 fn mf I V: .. . I .1-iiifi, 12' 9 , , aw W 21:55.14 Y 3 Q ,g . 5 ,- 'ifr NM: .-,-,: N W W 'h'WL ' .. A 7 uf.. mzijmw , ,W X, jf. LL 'KAN . V . kwa ,pf ,V W xy- W - .ML .L ,W ,. , fb Mr, ,.-N, , vwfhfe X fm - +11 A ww in ,V-R , W ,V , ,M L.,2':. ,,,,. 'M aw, , ,fn .. ,WfYL,1,f..,1?,y , 5Fx55f., ' ,, -LN, s gm '9gw, f 1 W... K ,...: I A ,W I, A , k w,4'r'w,,Mu ,,w,,,A r ,emit 3.,r1Nf W H Uyrr W V ,.,.'fw,m , W ,V .. -A ,G+ ,, -V ww. , 63 2 Cub Sponsors First State Bank of Cando 25.00 Johnson Stores 10.00 Baeversted Stock Farm 10.00 Parker Potato Co. 10.00 ABL Lanes 10.00' Cando Creamery 10.00' Jack 8a Jill Food Market l0.00 Fairway Superette ' 10.00' Jack Currie Shorthorn Cattle 8a Certified Seed. 5.00 ' Morgan's Radiator Service 5.00 Towner County Equipment co. 5.00 McLeod Agency 5.00 J. A. MacDonald, M.DI 5.00 City Barber Shop 5.00 Al Fosaaen, atty. 5.00 D. L. Widmeyer, D.D.S. 5.00 Audi Theater 5.00 Ness Ins. Agency 5.00 Skogmos 5.00 Great Plains Supply 5.00 Palmer Clinic 5.00 Record Herald 5.00 McKinnon's Furniture 5.00 Style Shop 5.00 Sportsman Motel 5.00 Sammy's 5.00 ' Gambles 5.00 Crume Rambler 5:00 Sitz Hardware 5.00 Coast-to-Coast Stores 5.00 Loretta's Beauty Shop 3.00 Mejlfs Bar 3.00 tFl'?'J. Johnson, D.D.S. 3.00 Don s Barber Shop 3.00 Gordy's Drive Inn 2.00 Johnie's Texaco 10.00 Pete Priest, Mobil Oil 10.00 crookston Min ersievaror 1o.oo J Vine D. Lord Agency 10.00 Farmer's Union Ins. 10.00 Haas Moters 10.00 Cando Mill 85 Elevator 10.00 NoDak Radio 8a TV 5.00 Veum Charolois Cattle 85 Certified Potato Seed 5.00 Price Red Owl 5.00 Nicholas Bros. 5.00 Peavey Elevator 5.00 Bill's Standard Station 5.00 Cando Dry Cleaners 5.00 Paul Agneberg 5.00 p Jorde Potatoes 5.00 R. D. Lipp Deep Rock 5.00 Houtcooper Implement 5.00 Cando Bakery 5.00 'Murray's Funeral Home 5.00 S. J. Atkins 5.00 Morris Floral 5.00 Towner County Grain Co. 5.00 Cando Sales 8a Service 5.00 Neumann Rexall Drug 5.00 Boatman Jewelry 5.00 Olson Electric 5.00 Independent Lumber 5.00 Toggery 5.00 Parker Construction 5.00 D 85 L Beauty Shop 3.00 Schaffer's Auto Body 3.00 Coffee Cup 3.00 Cando Drug 2.50 p Hammer Hardware 2.00 Hotel Cando 2.00 Mandt Jewelry 2.00 Anderson Ins. Agency 2.00 The Annual Staff of 1961 sincerely wishes to thank those sponsors listed above who have made this annual possible. For the photography in this annual, we wish to thank the Jim Erickson Studio of Devils Lake. M L., r,., ., ., ,L , -,.,L.m1,..-, I Qi? g....:'..-5 '7 nf- hf , I 5 1 , ,, ,. , , . ,, . N .Y ' , 12 e. if fs gr, ,A l ri'- ,, Y , . gs? L, . K. ., Y - 1 . V . r f V 4 is 5: I x n v u 'F' A 521 , 3- A