Cavalier High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cavalier, ND)

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Q, - -- , -r L M4 .499 ,. .JM B 3- 2 E 5 K 5 'S 3 s Q 5 5 E 5 9 5 2 2 THE CA VALIER Editors s David Kemp Judith Mahal' Junior Editors z Lynn Hartje Patricia Green MR. WENDAL J. CUSHING To you, Mr. Cushing, who served so faithfully and so well as our class advisor for three years, we dedicate this, the 1964 yearbook. This is our salute--our humble thank you--for the many hours of your time and energy you gave us so unselfishly. 2 OFFICE SECRETARY: Mrs. V. Morrison Mr. John Sunderland, Superintendent ADMINISTRA T10 When you think of a school, what sort of things come to mind? Such things, most likely, as games, dances, books, teachers, and others that you recall with a certain amount of nostalgia. One of the last things is the administration and the Board of Education. This is unfortunate as they are the hub of the whole system. Without their tireless efforts, none of the other things are possible. These dedicated men work diligently to procure and distribute the finances. They secure capable faculty members to insure the best education for the community's young people. They faithfully promote, at all times, the best interests of the school and the community. They realize that good education means a better community, and they strive toward that ideal. Theirs is a thankless job--and it shouldn't be. So we, thereby, offer our most hearty thanks for a job well done. BOARD OF EDUCA T10 Percy Morrison Emery Awes John Sunderland Robert Kemp Cliff Olson Oscar Sturlaugson Dave Henderson 3 FA CULTT I Mr. Bernard Carlson: English Ill, French I Miss Cleone Holum: Library, English IV Mrs. Otto Evenson: English ll Mrs. Bernard Carlson: English I l Mr. Alan Ley: W. History, Phys. Science, General Science Mr. Otto Evenson: Principal, Chemistry, Art Mr. Roger Erickson: Biology, BB Coach, Assistant FB Coach Mr. Gary Boe: Algebra I, ll, Physics Mr. M.W. Gunter: Algebra l, ll, Geometry, Math IV Mr. Andrew Munson: U. S. History, Geography, World History, B squad BB coach Mr. Robert Cushman: Speech, Psychology, Problems of Dem. m Mrs. Verna Eberhart: Home Economics I, ll Mr. Clinton Sorenson: Shop I, II, and Ill Mr. Charles Ruzicka: Vocal Music Mr. Charles Lewis: Instrumental Music Mr. Raymond Aafedt: I Business Math Business Law Typing Miss Alta Faye Haase: Girls Physical Education, Health, Shorthand 5 COUK Mrs. Werman, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Gibson A special thanks to the cooks for their earnest efforts in the school lunch program which aided immensely in the efficient running of the school. U S TODIA The students are tremendously grateful for their efficient job in keeping the school well-organized. Jim McDonald, Sam Mclntyre, Egill Hillman SEATED: D. Klein, D. Smerud, J. Hart, L. Hartje, R. Loe, D. Kemp, D. Anderson, G. Steinkeg STANDING: B. Watson, M. Gunter, R. Shahane, D. Eberhart, llllr. Evenson, R. Johnson, I. Busse, D. Brandt, M. Switzer, L. Spangelo. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, the organization in which all classes and school organizations are represented, had an active year. The council sponsored Homecoming this year and made a study of ideas for next year's Homecoming. From this study the council made recommenda- tions. One such recommendation is that we have floats next year. The student body indicated that they were in favor of having floats in a poll taken by the senior class. The council also acted on improving school spirit and made suggestions for improving our school's hot lunch program. Mr. Evenson, Advisor OFFICERS: Lynn Hartje, Vice President, 8 Darlyn Brandt, Secretary-Treasurer, Dave Kemp, President Yg1g--1--- r. tfmi 1 L14 l lst row: F. Garceau, L. Unke, S. D'Heilly, J. Mountain, W. Hartje, M. Parnell, F. Briese, H. Eastman, P. Green, R. Berg, H. Hillman, G. Steinke. 2nd row: P. Geiger, G. Korynta, K. Thorlakson, S. Hillier, M. Hartje, P. Mondor, L. Briese, P. Harildstad, J. Sharp, H. Hjalmarson, J. Anderson, L. Brandt. 3rd row: J. Brown, M. Thorlakson, R. Arnold, T. Sott, D. Crosby, J. McConnell, L. Bailly, C. Kippen, M.eHerzog, R. Loe, E. Muth. 4th row: H. McConnell, D. Anderson, K. Briese, L. Lesher, T. Sommers, L. Lage, K. Vistad, T. Schluchter, B. Berg, G. Becker. 5th row: W. Steinke, J. Hart, K. Vivatson, K. Ault, C. Schweitzer, T. Kibler, L. Porter, D. Hillman, H. Thompson, SCIENCE CLUB ,,....J The Science Club had an active year as this school hosted the District Science Fair. An all-out candy selling campaign followed by an advanced ticket sale preceded the local and district fairs. Three students who represented Cavalier at the State Science Fair were Harold Hjalmarson, Wayne Vistad, and Linda McGregor. An award, given for the first time this year, was presented to Pat Green. The award was for the outstanding Science Club member ofthe year. Harold OFFICERS: Pat Green, President Ray Berg, Vice President Herb Hillman, Secretary-Treasurer Gary Steinke, St. Council 9 Wayne 'WIN I fsvm 'Y' e 3 r-gf ? 202 A C? Mr. Ley, Advisor 1: J.Hilli R.Jehnson C.Stum R.-Iehnsen C.B0rg 3-Hidgsln, D.Brandt, giagastrmn, J.scgf-naar. Rez: 22 J.R:nwick, C-Mander: C:C'1'e'1?: J'B1 ' P'G'ig C.Morrison, B.Collisen, G.'1'hempson. Row 3' J-5110014011: K-Vlvatsonv L'H'ffg D.Ages, D,x,,p, J,Sg1gbg, J.O1son, J.Dietrich, J.Steinke, W-I-Wim RWM- K.Robinson, C.Sigler, Lspangele, R.Carik. BAND The Band activities for the year included two concerts, a winter concert and a spring concert. This year our marching band played at half-time at home football games and also made maneuvers on the field for the first time. The pep band, a small group made up from the im ortant sections of the band, played at all home basketball games. The band participated in the UND Homecoming festivities and was invited to the WDAY Band Festival in Fargo. These trips reward the members for their work in band as they have a pretty good time p shopping and ngoofing off.' The band made good showings at both music contests, getting number one ratings in all entries at Neche, and getting a number two rating against tough competition in the district music contest in Grand Forks e The band ends it's year's work by playing uptown on Saturday nights this summer. The trombone trio went to state. They aresaccompaniet Roberta Johnson, Schroeder,Suean Reetalayer, Gary IO Row 1: D.Eberhart, B.Wa.tson, P.Green, L.Win1aw, S.He11is, S.Herzog, G.Eberhart, Z.Vaughn. Row 22 P.Thompson, S.Hi11is, M.Dipp1e, D.Stoinke, B.Geiger, C.Guntor, D.Kemp, F.Garceau. Raw 3: H. Thompson, D.Quam, B.Bonner, G.Steinke, J.Schroeder, S.RestemayUr, K.Quinn, B.Benner, R.Ful1er. Raw hr G.Eddington, L.PBrter, R.Berg. ,Q ,. E .L i Q K r A Y K Y i ' Z, if i . fi- 1A o 1 i i M2 i o ' : 1 , A ' r e ,gi nf f K 5 ..'ky 'gif 7.,. Ml , ep Y H i V, , A - 1 .Huis 1 ' ii. 95 , sg o Trumpet Trio: accompanist Joan Hiilisi l W I e o W d L ' J Ann S e' e. Herb Thomson and accomoanist, Roberta Herb Thompson' ar ems' O ln J hhnson received an excellent rating at the State Music Contest. , F , , C di e Mag O1 ettes. Maxine Fiedler and an s Hartje. K u... Judie Schroeder and accompanist, Joan Hillis received a superior rating at State. Il i 4 w How L: G. Thompson, P. Harilstad, S. WOQHSOU, U. Fuller, X. 3FHHGi, T. Sharp, V. Gross, 9. TnowwsQn5 How 2: A. Heucnert, M. Switzer, M. Gunter, K. Quinn, fl. Mahar.LJ. Bornhoft,fJ. Schroeder,,I. Gross: Row 3: QI. Guwlovson, u. Hanson, D. Ehorhart, S. Hosnomayer, S. Snangelo, L. wartin, P. McMillan, L. Gisor, 1 . Hzrtje, U Girlls Trio The chorus attended the Nacho 11111810 festival and the district music conbeBt at Grafton, At Neche the chorus, tri9n and sextet received superior on all llw selections. Lynn Hirtje got superior his solo and Judie Schroeder received Mixed Quartet excellent. The same ratings were given atsr Grafton. At the State, the sextet got a number three, the trio and Lynn a number GHG rating. Wirector: Mr. Ruzicka ' Soloiste Jl1UfG ncnroeder lcoomnanist: Ions Busse Sextet Soloist: Lynn Hartje I2 Advisor. fW3'??'ICERS: Rita Shahane, Vice-Presidentg Bonnie Benner, Secretary-Treasurerg Dsrlyn Brandt, President. utwfe omemakers 0 merica Oy:-YMMERSO The Future Homemalcers of America meet the first Monday LQ-2' . 117 of eadh month, During the year , many accomplishments gf K ' gg were made by the group, Pizza parties , bringing your 5 Il m l F1 hobbies and remembering the senior citizens on their jg? v ,,, 4490 o Xt 'I , 1 I J' birthday was done this year, A banquet was held on May LL. Q-x NEW V' -1-., rl Row 1: J. Gross, S. Restemayer, V. Gross, E. Armstrong, u. Spangeio, M. Gunter, I. Schroeder, D. Eberhart. M. Switzer. J . Bernnoftg Row 2: R. Johnson, M. Geiger UT. Hartie, J . Uiftricn, Ll. Brandt, 3. Watson, U. Sigler, 13. fienner. E. Garoeau Re-wf 34 C. Rerg, M. Hartj e, P. Harilcistad, G. Efberhart C. Gunter K Quinn J Hillls, J . Rem-rick, K. Robinson, J 0 Ma-har, ROW M: S. iflilljg IX Ifleughgrf- If - Shaoane, S. Soangeio, FS. Qenner, la, Geiger, J , Qpfovm, Figidigl., P. drggum. I3 Mrs. mbeffhart, ' C CLUB The C Club is an organization of boys who have earned a letter in any varsity sport during their four years of CHS. The C Club raises money by selling at concession stands at home athletic events. Work lists are drawn up and each member participates. As the class B tournaments were held in Cavalier, the C Club had a lot of business in itspop and candy sales. The C Club sponsors a trip for senior members who have earned at least two letters. This year the seniors went to Minneapolis to see the Twins play. .....-.es ll Now let's see, .55 from S5 is Row 1: Mr. Aafedt, B. Reynolds, K. Snider, D. Samson, A. Crowston, J. Hannesson, T. Kibler, L. Hannesson Row 22 L. Webb, J. Snell, T. Seymour, R. Restemayer, R. Loe, R. Collins, J. Olson. Row 3: P. Williams, l D. Smerud, D. Martin, D. Kemp, K. Ault, L. Hartje, L. Einerson, D. Stamm. Row 42 K. Snider, B. Berg, K. Pudil, L. Brandt, L. Lesher, T. Sommers, A. Byron, B. Samson, K. Morden, J. Schroeder. Row 51 L. Hartie G. Hartz, D. Farrow, J. Greenwood, R. Arnold, W. Steinke, J. Vistad, D. Klein, B. Greenwood, M. Busse. Row 6: D. Johnson, E. Muth, R. Christian, E. Thomson, D. Herzog, D. Hartje, G. Becker, F. Hannesson. i4 M. Gunter, C. Hodgson, R. Grant, C. Berg, J. Schroeder, D. Eberhart C. Stamm, J. Gross, C. Hartje, C. Lesher, M. Fiedler, S. Hillis l. Busse, J. Hartje, G. Korynta, L. Brandt, C. Mondor, S. Crosby S. Hollis, L. Winlaw, C. Johannesson, J. Dietrich R. Johnson, D. Stubson, P. Green, H. Eastman L. Spangelo, E. Armstrong, D. Brandt, R. Shahane C.Fursteneau, J.Brown, B.Benner, S.Spangelo, P.Mondor, F.Brrese, G.Korynta, Z.Vaugh, J.Hartje, L.Briese, M.Hanson, J.Renwick, C.Johnson, M.Dipple Eberhart, C.Gunter, B.Collison, D. Kemnitz, G.Wallen, S.D'Heilly, P.Fuller, R.Fuller Geiger, R.Geiger, B. Watson, C.Siegler, C.Green, D.Quam Stienke, J. Stienke, B. Benner, K. Quinn, J.Hillis I5 G. A. A. Miss Haase, Advisor. OFFICERS: Helen Eastman, Treas., Linda Spangelo, St. Councilg Margaret Parnell, Pres., Margie Gunter, Sec., Susan Hillis, V. Pres. Basketball and Volleyball tournaments were the main highlights for the Girls Athletic Association. Square dancing was also added to the program this year. Sponsoring of the annual Basketball Jamboree was their outstanding achievement for this year. M.Parnell, L. Hoff PAPER Mar ie Gunter STAFF g The paper staff puts in many hours of work to keep the student body well informed on student activities. The Tornadoes Breezes is published each month with informative and human interest columns. A note of thanks to the staff for such excellent work. COLUMNISTS: Gwen Eberhart, Carol Gunter, Bob Greenwood, Gary Steinke, Dave Kemp, Judy Mahar. TYPlSTS: Sheryl Hodgson, Cargol Green, Diane Quam, Carole Sigler, Peggy Thompson, Darlyn Brandt, Jill Bernhoft, Geraldine Thompson, Bev Watson. l6 Art Editors Linda Spangelo, Kathleen Quinn Assistant Editor Dee Ann Eberhart Junior Editors Denise Stubson, Cheryl Berg Advisor: Miss Holum Annual Staff Junior Editors Advisor Mr. Cushman Patricia Green Lynn Hama Photographer Jill Bernhoft Much time and effort have been put forth by the annual staff. ln the publication will remain treasured memories of our high school days. If at anytime, you as an alumnus, will take the time to leaf through and enjoy this book, our work will be well rewarded. Many thanks go to our advisor, Mr. Cushman, junior editors, and business managers for their endless hours of work in the publication of the 1964 CAVALIER. 9 l Co-editor Judith Mahar rs Co-editor , l David Kemp Business Managers. Jim Beniaminson, Darlyn Brandt. I7 PE E CH TEAM 'T' Standing: Darlyn B andt, Joan Gross, Margaret Parnell, Judy Hartje. Sitting: Rodger Kemp, Lynn Hartje, Gary Morrison. Margaret Judy Joan There were eight students who participated in the district clas A contest at Devils Lake. Joan Gross, Judy Hartje, Margaret Parnell, and Judy Mahar got superior ratings, thus making them eligible for the state contest in Bismarck. Receiving number two ratings in the district were Darlyn Brandt, Lynn Hartje, Rodger Kemp, and Gary Morrison. In the state contest Judy Maher and Margaret Parnell received a superior rating. Judy Hartje and Joan Gross received excellent ratings. Judy Mahar was chosen the outstanding speech student of the yea: if of Eur.: fi If ' 1 :Eff , ..,. .ggi 55535 N' EHQEE - T,-919'-4 ' - fzfzswsf .2333 ,.,, f Q,-sw. fn: f. .ma:. '-:2 '- 'is'-V ,iz 5.25 Y' 'W f- 1 fee 435 QW, amz-z'xxS5f,S fl Qs M-Lifes 2 .,fmx:':::iif: MELSEQHEET, Judy Ewa Hr. Cushman ,.ar A TEAM CHEERLEADERS 1 BA KETBALL P. Williams, L. Hartje, B. Greenwood, W. Steinke, R. Miller, B. Berg, J. Olson, G. Becker, J. Hannesson, L. Hartje, L. Hannesson, COACH: Mr. Erickson. TEAM THEY Walhalla Langdon Rolla St. James KGFJ Larimore Park River Hoople Langdon Drayton Grafton Walhalla Grand Forks Larimore Devils Lake Carrington Carrington Park River Drayton Steven Park River Grafton The 1963-64 season marked Cavalier's entrance into Class A competition. The season was not too successful because of the tougher competition. The season's record, compiled through twenty-one games, was 8 wins and 13 losses. The year's leading scorer was Bob Greenwood with a total of 307 points. The leading rebounder was Lynn Hartje with 166 rebounds. The highest field goal percentage of 47'M, was achieved by Boyd Berg. Probably the best games played were against Larimore and Grafton at the Northeast District Class Atournament. 21 Get that tip, Huey! Lynn leaps against Larimore. TOR ADUES ACTIO I We'ie the kids .... Boyd lays down on the job! It looks like a drop kick! 22 H Warren Stelnke Boyd Berg John Olson Lynn Hartje l l Bob Greenwood Jay Hannesson Gary Becker Larry Hannesson OUR BOYS G x14 .1 .1 Parker Williams Larry Hartje MOST VALUABLE Bob Greenwood 23 M. Herzog, T. Sott, C. Clark, K. Briese, G. Snell, K. Vivatson, D. Crosby, T. Butler, A. Ray, D. Awes, D. Reynolds, D. Anderson, J. Thompson. Student Manager: R. Arnold. Coach: Mr. Munson. B BASKETBALL The B squad finished the year with a ten win-seven loss record. According to Coach Munson, the best games the team played were against St. James of Grand Forks, Stephen, and Hamilton. He said, We have a real good potential ball club as the team is composed of ten freshmen and three sophomores. Most losses were by a small margin, I thought the team had a real good year. Munson cited Vivatson Butler, Anderson, and Awes most outstanding players. B CHEERLEADER Gwen Eberhart Connie Morrison Carole Sigler Donna Steinke 1 FOOTBALL Q rx rh n vsd 7 1f'xl'1' as mtg B' E -W1 ,, 'z5 'f A r F A I. ,,.M,. ,H 'pa ,x r 7152 rl!-T1 A-139-1-pfzgn f lst row: R. Arnold, K. Briese, D. Awes, R. Vivatson, J. Thompson, E. Thompson, T. Ray, D. Reynolds, G. Hartz. 2nd row: D. Hartje, L. Webb, P. Williams, L. Hartje, D. Klein, D. Anderson, H. Thorlakson, D. Johnson, J. Snell, D. Herzog. 3rd row: Coach Clark, R. Loe, D. Kemp, T. Seymour, E. Muth, B. Greenwood, A. Ray, B. Reynolds, K. Snider, R. Christian, S. Herzog, Coach Erickson. 4th row: J. Elgert, R. Restemayer, J. Olson, T. Kibler, A. Crowston, J. Hannesson, E. Boettger, L. Hannesson, L. Hartje, D. Stamm, K. Ault, K. Snider. Not Pictured: Don Kemp. COACHES: Roger Erickson, Jim Clark, Alan Ley ff 25 St. Managers: Danne Hartje, Doug Herzog E if lnllllllll-, .. OFFENSE J. Hannesson, K. Ault, A. Crowston, J. Snell, D. Kemp, T. Seymour, E. Boettger L. Hartje P. Williams B. Greenwood J. Elgert l WE TEAM THEY 13 Park River 14 6 Cando 20 H 35 Langdon 0 .. 6 Walhalla 7 12 Lakota 13 6 Larimore 13 l 40 St. Mary's KDLJ 14 39 Rolla 0 5 25 Grafton 34 A JA PA Co-captain: 5 Bob Greenwood A We 'rw M-.fn-vqfw M . kyr A K 'L 4 . ag..,W,,,., . 19' ff'44++'f' s S -ewan, ' .,,.e' 1 :gf ' 15 yr 'V Q . N, '-: lin -, fc., 2 : - g, l Q ff-aw . G 4. W ,..,, -AMI, 11,,3Q fWw -W 1 ,. . . an 4' an an We C0'C2Di8Ifl j, -4 J ,la Most valuable lrneman. an , Dave Kemp ' Most valuable back: Parker Williams 26 Throughout the 1963 season, the Tornadoes compiled a record of 3 wins and 6 losses. Although the recorddoes not show a too successful season, four out of the six losses were by margins of less than two points. The leading scorer of the year was Parker Williams with a total of 54 points. Williams, a halfback, was also voted most valuable hack. Bob Greenwood was next in line with 48, John Elgert, fullback with 42, and Lynn Hartje, quarterback, with 32. Probably, the best team effort put out bythe squad was against Grafton which was the last game of the season. The Tornadoes out-gained the Spoilers in yardage and also in first downs compiling a total of 250 to the Spoiler's 130, and 14 first downs to 11 for the Spoilers. The team, in total yardage gained and total points scored, was ahead of all opponents. The team finished with 182 points to 115 scored by the opponents. L. Hartje, T. Seymour, A. Crowstan, K. Ault, R. Loe, D. Kemp, J. Hannesson The gUyS In the J. Snell, B. Greenwood, P. Williams, J. Elgert dark SUIYS H16 the Front row: M.Busse, B.Reyno1ds, K.Snider, D.Samson, D.Johnson, E.Thompsen, G-Hartz, B-Samson, 2nd row: K.Pudi1, T.Sch1uchter, D.Stam , L.Lesher, T.Seymour A'BY1'0l1, L-Einerson, L.Brandt. 3rd row: K.Snider, D.Farrow, G.Greenwood, F.Hannesson, K.Morden, T.S ' ommers, E.dornbaker, J.Schroeder. l WRESTLING Mike working for a pin. The wrestling team had a fair season this year. Perhaps the biggest disadvantage the team faced was lack of experience. The team was composed of all underclassmen. The tournaments were held in Grand Forks in February. The tea placed fifth. Cbach.Jim Clark said, NThe prospects for next year look good with 1h lettermen returning. 'Oh-eh, what now?N St. Manager. Keith Pudil Coach. Jim Clark Most valuable player: Mike Busse Killer charges... Lee Einerson C1271 Bruce Samson C1337 Mike Buss' C957 G'ry Hartz 41037 Doug Samson C1hSD Allen Th0mpS9nC1381 Gerry Greenwood C1121 David Farrow C1207 Kurt Snider C15hJ Den Johnson C1651 29 Dick Stamm Cunlimitedl Tom Seymour C1801 I TRAMURAL N Q f x fb I Dlc mebrud I Q .Q -.4 xp 'ffl -1 'BXGZ5 O.: Afffqrf -mx,-' ,,,.' . ,-41 :t?4.2,' fklwi? 1 I GFFICWS: Tom Hodgson, Dick Martin ' , Tim HGTZOE, Bob Dipple, Dick J ensoru ,,..., , . ,t S mit, Smerud's Black Labels Jenson's Gassera Dipp1e'l Dumbos 30 Hodgson' s Hoggers AA -ld vigor Par. :xafedt NOW!! 'Derzog's Fhrygx Intra-mural basketball offers athletic competition for boys who don't or can't participate in the regular team sports, This year there were seven teams that played each other twice before a double elimination tournament. Hodgson's Hoggers Martin's Bowery Boys was the winner. Jenson'e Gaesers fFrom the top! Don Klein, Richard Elke, Romain Arnold, Elmer Muth, Dick Jenson, Lyle Webb. D1pple's Dumbos Standing: Doug Herzog, Herb Hillman, Monty Heller, Buddy Bailly, Larry Puppe. Kneeling: Bob Dipple. Laying on his back: Wayne Vistad. Snerud's Black Labels Walter Carik, Danne Hartje, Doug Lesher, Dick Smerud. Hodgson's Hoggers Kayo Harvey, Tom Hodgson, Larry Ouhl, Stephan Herzog, Alan Crowston The underdog: Spud Christian Mart1n'e Bowery Boys Tom Kibler, Tank Loe, Dick Martin, Richard Ouhl, Ray Coulthart, Rodger Kemp Herzog'e Fury: Kneeling: Ray Berg, Tim Herzog, Dave Kemp. Standing: Kermit Rolfstad, Larry Helgoe, Larry Porter, Danny Odegaard, Gerald Coulthart. 31 TRACK V l Row I: L. Brandt, J. Vistad, D. Awes,.J. Snell, B. Sampson, G. Hartz, M. Herzogg.Row 2: D. Reynolds, J. Elgert, E. Hornbaker, P. Williams, A. Crowston, R. Miller, T. Kibler. Row 31 Mr. Quam, R. Bailly, S., Herzog, W. Vistad,J. Thompson, G. Kippen. Placing third in the Langdon Invitational Track Meet highlighted the 19614 track season. The season, considered fairly successful in spite of a small turnout, was terminated with the District Meet in Grand Forks. No one qualified for the State Event, but Dick Smerud placed third in the 180 yard low hurdles. In doing so he broke, unofficially, the school record in that event. Parker Williams was third in the 100 yard dash and the M10 yard relay team also took third place honors in the Dis- trict. Jehn Elgert took two fifth place medals in Hr' Hbrle quam District Competion: the discus and the broad jump. . cgptain Student Managers Most Valuable Player Dick Smerud Keith Pudil 32 Mike Busse Parker Williams f ,D G 1 ., 'Q rg, 1 Q' il Q Miiiizaziif' I I Y Y 'ia 'L I ,. f' . A -nw a . f if E! Q5 1 ',li Q 1 FRESHMEN The Freshman class participated in Homecoming by putting on a skit at the Variety Show, decorating the goal posts, and making the dummy for the bon fire. The Freshman attended the annual initiation party in their honor when they dressed in different costumes. The Sophomore return party was held on February 14, with a Valentine theme sponsored by the class. The class was also responsible for a skit at the last pep rally of the year. Leland Bailly Duane Awes Romain Arnold ,Q .- Ken Briese i' 7 Linda Briese n Q Leland Brandt -I i ' 4.12 J Alf Doug Crosby oennis oaisreu Jack Ca'lg a .Ioan Byron Janet Brown Barbara Dinuson Sharon Fox Rhonda Fuller Carol Fursteneau Becky Geiger Peggy Geiger Robert Gustafson Sylvia Boettger ti,,33,g Rene Arnold Jerome Anderson Dennis Anderson Q Richard Carik Pat Carik Marcia Hartje Gary Hartz Mike Herzog Luella Hiller S Geraldine Cook Marriage is only as good as the material that goes into it! l ! f f Ernie Hornbaker Harold Hjalmarson Roberta Johnson Ami Johnson Gary Jackson l A K gi K MN ls it really worth it? 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W V T L We , 1 M gas f F' u 1 2 5 if ' ' 'Y ll ,issifulff A HEY an an 7:51534 v,, ' fi? f fi 3: 17-: H , , 'lf 'ss-lme1r1m111,11.s.mzg- w.1a f. -.re a-issuer :Fe-fa-as-i f1aw,1s fewer, -- f 3 .. ,swf S H , , .E, J 24 s,sr?2e 5 .rsi1a E.5da, X 1 W A , S fm fe ' Ni' ESQ? gli! :g3E:,15i7l5 V xffizsl A .. araami-ng!! .W- 192557 gf . rsv:m,. L575!9V5Sf 3537551 ii-15 in f' Widhsfigsrg 5' Q HW .,..,. ramp ss L--' ge -as nl :f5im5XrE,?5z?Ei?:av :sf Duane Reynolds Colleen Rickbeil Pat Rickbeil Loretta Rollesfstad Janet Sagart James Salaba Bruce Samson Agnes Sapa Tom Schluchter Tom Sommer Duane Sott Theodor Sott Donna Steinke Joanne Steinke Ralph Thomasson Edward Thompson Herb Thompson Jim Thompson Kathy Thorlakson Marvin Thorlakson Karen Unke Zelda Vaughn Bob Vivatson Gloria Wallin SGPHGMGRES Tom Butler SOPHUMORE S we me Francis Briese The Sophomore class opened the 1963-64 school year with a class meeting. Rick Miller was elected secretary treasurer, Bev Watson student council representative, Tom Seymour vice- president, and Don Klein president. On September 24, the sophomores presented a skit for homecoming. The freshmen were initiated on November 1, 1963. A party was held after- wards. During the basketball season the sophomores put on a skit for a pep rally. The girls took part in the jamboree on March 13. They presented rope skipping, basketball, and square dancing. Dale Dalsted Louis Fursteneau Larry Hartje Marlys Hanson Larry Hannesson l!l?3I?' 4 S ., fn' 'B X .. .. .:., Sharon D'Heilly Mary Dipple Larry Helgoe Wanda Hartje Joanne Hartje 1 Gwen Everhart . David Farrow 3 Joan Hillis I 'dame Fox Stefan Herzog Pat Harildstad Peggy Fuller Garnet Furstenau Frances Garceau . rf V .av 5 38 Carol Green Gerald Greenwood Carol Gunter J Betty Collison Charlie Clark Terry Becker Gerald Coulthart 3 . -. 1 ' gg S a Charlene Johnson Lorna Hoff W M 'l .mfgg5grse.. - . --f'sz:f.,.T1:tfgQrsg 'r . f Robert Krhne Q 5, K if Jerry Johnson fy S ,qub Don Johnson I Axq: 1,:A , ' WZWLS5: . Carol Lewis Richard Letexier Larry Ouhl Richard Ouhl Keith Pudil Margaret Parnell Diane Quam Kathy Quinn Allan Ray Jo Rae Renwick Allan Restemayer Bob Reynolds 'rs-ww f. 535335 A :EEE G r r G' r 1:'?5L:-'fm tl, - , Eg I. --iii' ,. tiff . . - - , 'S Q iG7f5?Ei?!57l? - . wr f 1,sf1-:ssiwisa - : Q A je 1 16 fav ang, . ,,,,t, .i let: V: 'Q . e?'s,ssf2?i?4eisgaff1 .' ,, . 1- .,,,,:e,3,,,, ,we 5 ' a t . if A f ,, an I, 2 r 1 ' or . asf? .1 is H . get 5 3 Q, Q3 9? . , X 'Bm a W A as 5 2 as S! W 'F Jim Vistad Dennis Reimer Karen Robinson Kermit Rollefstad Jerry Schroeder Tom Seymour Carole Sigler Robert Smith Jerry Snell Kris Snider Herman Sott Linda Sott Sharon Spangelo Dick Stamm Darla Stansill Dennis Thoelke Peggy Thomson Lucille Unke Wayne Vistad Captain speaks! Q80 So interesting!! Not Pictured Bev Watson 40 Patty Christian JUNIORS j UMQR The first activity that the Junior class took part in was the selling of refreshments at the football games. The purpose of this was to raise funds for the events that were to be coming up. The class took part in the homecoming activities by putting on a skit which was a takeoff on the coming game with Lakota. There was one party put on by the Juniors and the girls also took part in the sports jamboree. The girls' basketball team played and there was a square dancing exhibition in which the girls took part. The class presented the class play on April 9 and 10 entitled Brides to Burn . The class also sponsored the Junior Prom which took place on llllay 2. Luane Brandt Ray Berg Cheryl Berg Boyd Berg Walter Carik Alfred Byron lone Busse Carol Brown Helen Eastman Janice Dalsted Al Crowston Richard Collins Gary Becker Ray Bailly Ken Ault Kathy Berdahl WM Mae Helgoe Lee Einarson Tom Hebert Rrchard Elke Doug Herzog Pat Freschett Maxrne Freldler Julee H artje Lynn Hartje Gordon Harlow Candis Hartje Danne Hartje Rheta Grant Pat Green .loan Gross Jay Hannesson Signe Herzog Anna Mae Heuchert Susan Hillis Herb Hillman Sheryl Hodgson Sharon Hollis Gerald Hornbaker Sharon Hornbaker Colleen Johannesson Ruth Johnson Linda Kemp Rodger Kemp Tom Kibler Gladys Korynta Colleen Lesher Roger Loe Harold McConnell Nancy Moritz Elmer Muth John Olson Marilyn Olson Larry Porter Tom Restemayer Doug Samson English class isgexciting! Kurt Snider Rita Shahane Curt Schweitzer Q + Q. Q- '1' ..p 'I' if 5. fr '0'O'q'0 ' , . 4- 4' '4' 3+ s' 'Vs 0'-s. ..+.o. of. Who's the real dummy? Qi' I s There must be an easier way to earn money than that! Not Pictured: Doug Rodvold Kayo Harvey Gloria McMillan Lynne Winlaw Parker Williams Lyle Webb Denise Stubson Warren Sternke Carol Stamm Ken Vistad Bus.ManagerszD.Samaohn , Meke-up: G.Korynta, K.Ault, K.Berdahl, D.Herzog,M.Fied1er KYUNIOR PLA if ei Sitting: Ruth Johnson, Joan Gross, Sheryl Hodgson, Julie Hartje Standing: Larry Porter, Rita Shahane, Lynn Hartje, Tom Kibler, Helen Eastman, Roger Loe, Rodger Kemp. Cgiggstiigger and The junior class, under the direction of Mr. Bernard Carlson, Ions Busse presented a three act comedy, NBrides to Burnn, on April 9 Publicity: C.Berg, D.StUbS0na A.Heuchert, S.Hi11iS- Boogi-woogie on the move! and 10th at 8:00 pm in the Cavalier High School gymnasium. Director Watch where you point that thing Mr. Carlson Jr. Director Pat Green M 'wx I! 81, f . Q I I I , s , . U. LA Q ish i ,,,,f-,,.-!4..,.L , -su-ug? -J' coRl.Iss DARLENE ANDERSON ELOIS F, ARMSTRONG JAMES ALBERT BENJAMINSON PAUI-A JIU- BERNHUFT EUGENE FRANCIS BOETTGER DARLYN RAE BRANDT WILLIAM E. COLLISON 48 RAYMOND R. COULTHART RONALD VIRGIL CHRISTIAN SHARON K. CROSBY JUDY LARAE DIETRICH X .xx ROBERT ALAN DIPPLE DEEANN MARIE EBERHART GARNETT M. EDDINGTON JOHN W. ELGERT 49 ELAINE MARIE GEIGER -W.. 1. ROBERT N. GREENWOOD MARGO VALERE GROSS JUDY PAYE GuNLoGsoN XX--av' MARGIE LU GUNTER ORVILLE DALE GUSTAFSON FRANKLIN s. HANNESSON JOHN G. HART 50 JUDY ANN HARTJE -- I KENTON JAMES HELLAND I I TIMOTHY ERWIN HERZOG MONTY LEE HELLER NINA JANE HILDEBRANT LINDA FAYE HILLER THOMAS TAYLOR HODGSON PATRICIA G. HUGHES 5I RICHARD LEE JENSON '1 7rr DAVID NIICHAEL KEMP JUDHH ANN KEMP RUTH ANN LETEXIER , I JUDITH EVONNE MAHAR WILLIAM ARTHUR MAGNUSSON ETHEL MAE MARTIN RICHARD EMIL MARTIN PATRICIA ANN MCMILLAN 52 I CAROL A. IVIONDOR GARY R. MORRISON JILL LOUISE MOUNTAIN DANNY EDWIN ODEGAARD NANCY LEE PUDIL LARRY LEE PUPPE LOIS JEAN QUAIVI HOLLACE JEAN REICHERT RUSSELL E. RESTEMAYER SUSAN JEANNE RESTEMAYER JERRY MEARL SCHLUCHTER 'Hin RITA FAYE SCHOENHEIT JUDITH ANN SCHROEDER ROBERTA KRISTINE SCHWARTZ RICHARD JGHN SMERUD 54 ROGER K. SNELL LINDA FAYE SPANGELO ANNETTE FAYE SPENST JOLEEN JUNE STAPLES GARY W. STEINKE L MARY FRANCES SWITZER GERALDINE LYNNE THOMSON 55 JUDITH ELAINE WALLIN HONOR 2 STUDE T 4 , Vhledictorian Gary Steinke I Salutatorian Margie Gunter l N , , Judy Dietrich David Kemp DeeAnn Eberhart Judi' Schroeder John Hart Judy Gunlogson Tom Hodgson Jill Bernhoft 56 T Touring the Post Office SE IOR TRIP At 6:00 a.m. the C.H.S. seniors left their annual skip day. Their destination Winnipeg, Manitoba. The group was served at Morris, Manitoba. The class went on a tour of the Free for was breakfas Press Building, CKRC, and the Winnipeg General Post Office. Many interesting and modern methods of automation were shown the visitors. The evening banquet was held at the Paddock. It midnight we departed after a memorable ax 1 1 ,X , .1 day. Some of the students visited the Cathedral of St. Boniface. we stopped for breakfast at Morris, Manitoba. ff: A N ZQ fl vu T' . 'Mg fy X ,ex 5 4535 f I-R xi X 'XVII ,Tl 7 W I 'll -:ex x. f A if ' E , Kxllv' Z The banquet took place at th6 Paddock. SE IOR PLAY- OUR TOW Front row: M.Gunter, D.Eberhart, G.Thomson, J.Mountain, J.Dietrich, J.Hartje, J.Mahar, B.Brandt, J.Schroeder, P.Bernhoft, M.Switzer, E.Armstrong, 2nd row: L-PUPPGQ T-Hodgson, T.Herzog, R.Christian, J.Hart, J.BenJaminson, G.Morrison, R.Cou1thart, R.Restemayer, R.Snel1, 3rd row: E.Boettger, B.D1pp19, G,Steinke, D-KUNP, J-Elgert, D.Smerud, R.Jenson, B.Greenwood, D.Martin, 3.Schlucter, Directbri MT. Cgrlggn B.Co11ison , f 5'221 SQL 'lk Q iii f J 0 .1 , Q rf' 'I , H, 4 huge success. Jr. Director: Susan Restemayer CAST Stage Manager ---- Mrs. Webb ------- - Mr. webb-------- Emily Webb-----u Gary and Judy Mrs. Gibbs-m ----- moonshining. Mr. Gibbs ---- --- Rebecca Gibbs--- J l 58 Wally Webb----------- ----John Hart George Gibbs-------u The senior class of HS presented a three act play entitled, HOUR TOWNH, by Therton Wilder, on November lb, and 15. The play told of the lives of people in Grovers, New Hampshire. The play was a -----Tom Hodgson -Darlyn Brandt ------Richard Smerud -Roger Snell -Judie Schroeder -Judy Hartje -Eary Morrison -Judy Maher Make-up: Sharon Crosby, Judy Kemp, Mary Switzer, Roberta Schwartz. Sedas anime? PT te g H 11 Re' n rt m'l'2'ZtfZpmZt.y lc 6 ' People an-iflns for the dwg- Sta hand 2 G t Edd U Danggdegarg, Kggngelhnxlg on' Simon Stinson directs the Grovers Cu' ners church choir. Special effects: Monty Heller, 59 t Dlck J'ns0n' Laffy PUPPO- 'Good grief, what have 1 done?- CLASS NIGHT G8 will Garnett 4444444444444444g Brag Tom Prophesy John presents annual 'bo Mr. Cushing History Mary Poem ry Salutatory Mom? Margie Valedic tory Gary 44444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 BA CCALA UREA TE Speaker: Reverend Richard Hovis The girls' chorus enter- tained us with a song. 60 A X L -'X v 1 ttom row: E.Armstrong, R.Schwartz, G.Anderson, J.Mountain, R.Schoenheit, P.Hughes, .LeTexier, H.Reichert, N.Pudi1, G.Thomson. 2nd row: J.Hartje, J.Gun1ogson, L.Hil1er, .Kemp, Joyqor i A.Spenst, E.Geiger, L.Spange1o, J.Mahar, D.Brandt, R.Christian. 3rd row: R.Sne11 e, G Steinke, L Duppe, B Magnusson, D Odegaard, R Coulthart, G.Eddington, I' Q 04- 0. 0 o J.Gustafson, H.Switzer. hth row: D.Jenson, M.He11er, B.Greenwood, B.Co1lison, B.Dipp1e, .Eberhart, K.He1land, J.Sch1uchter, S.Restemayer, L.Quam. Sth row: F.Hannesson, .Restemayer, E.Boettger, T.Herzog, T.Hodgson, J.Hart, D.Kemp, J.Bernhoft, J.Wa11in, .McMi11an, E.Martin. 6th row: J.Hi1debrant, V.Gross, J.Stap1es, S.Crosby, R.Martin, .Schroeder, J.Benjaminson, M.Gunter, J.E1gert, C.Wondor, J.Dietrich. Here they come! Seniors stand to receive diplomas. Ben Gustafson, speaker 61 XJwAlw.,nhmmummmmswmmo,L11dw, W CLASS OFFICERS SENIOQ CLASS OFFICERS: ,Indie Schroeder, Secretaryg Mary Switzer, Stuoent Councilg Bob Greenwood, Treasurer5.Iohn Hart, Dresidentg Gary Morrison, Vice- President. b, QIUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Parker Williams, Vice-President, Lynn Hartje, President, Ione Busse, Secretary- Treasurer, Rite Shahane, Student Council. SOPHOMORE GLASS OFFICERS: Rick Miller, Secretary-Treasurer, Don Klein, President, Bev Watson, Student Council5Missing Tom Seymour, Vice- President. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: ,Joanne Steinke, Secretaryg Dennis Anderson, President, Roberta.Johnson, Student Council, Missing Bruce Sampson, Vice-President, Gary Hartz, Treasurer. 62 Wai OT I-I E I2 ACTIVITIES ' , , , RUTALTT f f ,- Tvs K W. PRINCESS PRINCESS Darlyn Brandt Judith Mahar QUEEN Sharon Crosby PRINCESS PRINCESS Valerie GPOSS Judith Schroeder HOMECOMING The annual Homecoming events took place with a game between Lakota and Cavalier. Lakota was victorious after the Tornadoes fought diligently. After the game the Student Council was host to the annual dance. George Barta provided the music. This was a memorable occasion for C.H.S. students. C .H.S . Royalty Q00 s o 65 OurCo-Cl A-,,.pnl 'i,,,.., M 4 V- - 9- . . .QQ-.JA . ----'Sg li J' ,,,A:,M ,.--L-............. . M-.-4:.1' ,--.ng- ... - W ,LW -1'-M-inulimu 'H--u-.... -X my-mamuwmw.. ,M ,ww 3 if F il, Q 1 I H, GRAND MARCH F A WARDS CDN V0 CA TION aAn Students in Cavalier High School received awards at a convocation in the school gym at 9:30 a.m., May 29. Awards were given to members of the various organizations, the outstanding students in the various subjects , and the state awards for speech and music. After the awards were presented, the new members of C Club were initiated by the senior members of the Clubs Awards day ended our school year with many pleasant memories. Mr Evenson principal is presented with s sift by Mrvcwhm-nv representative of the faculty in sppnciltion of the rd-C' h' hu given the school in his 70811 MW' Judie Schmgdgr accepts an award. Aren't they sweet! to them 'mcse HU' BNC' md th' mx' wma.: what my an aoingm 68 B AD VER TISIN G Cavalier Farmers Union Sally's Pico's Furniture McMurray's Cavalier Cleaners Cavalier Chronicle Coast-to-Coast Robertson Lumber Morrison Implement Bernhoft Service Jack and Jill Gambles Erickson Drug EArl's Radio and T.V. Freschett Oil and Auto Erwin Motors Jack's Service and Motel Peavy Elevator Cavalier Theater Tip Top Blrber Shop Timian's Insurance Cavalier Gas lst Merchants and Farmers Kuball's Beauty Shop Herby's Body Shop He-Mart Cavalier Clinic Dr. E.F. Shanilac Anthony'e Hyers Insurance Fiedler and Moe Mickey's Service Bank J A H Cafe Cavalier GreenHouse Casey'e Cafe Super Valu K1even's Studio Hartz Superette Motor Lodge Hotel Page Oil Company Boettgers Sales and Service WBbb'S Service Gregory Ford - lalcon Olson Motors Cavalier Lumber Berdahl Hardware Salaba Rexall Drug H.C.Brynes Denny's Barber Shop Ben's Recreation Home Cafe AustfJord's Beauty Shop Tom Butler Hensel Art Anderson Implement Hartje's Store Heneel Standard Service Leland's Bowling Alley and Standard Oil, W.J. Kennedy Puppe's Bar Olson's Radio and TV Leonard Schwartz Barber Shop SENIOR DIRECTORY CORLISS DARLENE ANDERSON: WCerkyU5 GAA 25 Chorus 3. EIOIS FAYE ARMSTRONG5 Butpene'15 GAA 1,3,LL5 Pep Club 15 FHA 3,115 Play LI. JAMES ALBERT BENJAMINSON: UBenjieH5 Herc, Chirk5 Annual Staff h5 Play 35 Chorus 1,35 Bowling 3. PAULA JILL STEPHANY BERN OFT5 WJillH5 GAA l,2,35 Pep Club l,2,35 FHA 1,2, 3,h5 Annual Staff M5 Paper Staff l,2,h5 Play h, Chorus b, EUGENE BOETTGER: UAceU5 Science Club 3,h5 Football 1,2,3,h5 Track 15 Basketball l,2,3,h5 Band l,2,3,h5 Play 3. DARLYN RAE BRANDT5 WSalH5 GAA l,2,3,h5 Pep Club 1,25 FHA l,2,3,h5 Annual Staff M5 Paper Staff M5 Band 1,2,3,b5 Play 3,h5 Cheerleader 1,2,3,b5 Home- coming Queen Candidate M5 Speech 3,h5 Chorus 3,b. RONALD VIRGIL CHRISTIAN: HSpudN5 Science Club 35 Football 3,b5 Intramural Bghs Play he WILLIAM OOLLISON5 USkipH5 Goff 35 Band 1,25 Play A. SHARON KAY CROSBY: NBingH5 GAA 25 Pep Club 25 Homecoming Queen M5 Class secretary 2. RAYMOND RONALD COULTHARI: URonnieH5 Intramural 3,h5 Wrestling 25 Play L. JUDY LARAE DIETRICH: NJudeH5 GAA 1,2,3,h5 Pep Club 1,25 FHA l,2,3,h5 Science Club 15 Band L,2,3,7-15 Play L15 Chorus l,2. ROBERT ALAN DIPPLE: UDibsN5 Science Club 1,25 Intramural M5 Golf 35 Play 3,h. DEEANN EBERHART: UAndyH5 GAA 1,2,3,b5 FHA 3,h5 Paper staff 2,3,h5 Band 1,2, 3,115 Play L15 Chorus LI. GARNETT EDDINGTON: NEddieH5 Science Club 1,25 Track 35 Chorus Bgbo JOHN ELGIRT5 HTarzanW5 Science Club 1, Football 2,3,h5 mural 3,h5 Wrestling 25 Play M5 Chorus 3. ELAINE MARIE GEIGER: HGe GeH5 GAA 1,2,3' Pep Club 1,25 ROBERT GREENWOOD5 woody 5 Paper Staff L5 Science Club Track 15 Basketball 1,2,3,h5 Class V. Pres. 2,35 Class treasurer h. MARGO VALERIE GROSS: HVa1H5 GAA 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 FHA l,2,3,b5 Paper staff 35 Homecoming queen candidate h5 Class treasurer 35 Giz1's State 35 Chorus 3,h JUDY FAYE GUNIOGSON5 UFayeW5 GAA 1,3.5 Pep Club 1,25 Chorus 3,u5 MARGIE LU GUNTER: HMargeH5 Gaa l,2,3,h5 FHA l,2,3,h5 Paper Staff 2,3,h5 Cedit Play e,h5 Class secretary 35 Girl's State 35 Chorus 3,h. ORVILLE DALE GUSTAFSON: WOscarN5 Track 1,25 Boy's 'State 3. FRANKLIN SIGURDUH HANNESSON: NCrankiBn3 Track M5 Wrestling M. JOHN GILBERT HART: NBig Johnng Play 3.b5 Class President M5 Boys State 35 Science Club 2,B,h. JUDY ANE HARTJE : UJudy lnnU5 GAA 2,3,b5 Pep Club 1,25 Play 3,h5 Speech M5 Chorus 0 MDNTY LEE HELLER: HMoonH5 Football 1,25 Track 1,25 Intramural 3,b, TIM THY ERWIN HERZDG: Intramural N5 Play A. KENTON JAMES HELLAND: 25 Pla H. NINA JANE HILDEBRANT LINDA FAYE HILLER: HLizH THOMAS TAXIOR HODGSON: HTom HenryN5 Science Club l,2,35 Football 1,25 Basket- ball 1,25 Intramural 3,b5 Golf 35 Play 3,U5 Class Pres. 15 Chorus 3,h5 PATRICIA G. HUGHES: WTrishaN5 GAA 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Oherue l,2, 70 Band la2s39h3 Play hs Track l,2,3,h5 Intra- Chorus 1,2. 1,25 Football 1,2,3,h5 NTimH5 Science Club 35 Track 1,25 Basketball 1,2,35 ,HSpookW, Science Club 1,25 Wrestling N5 Golf 35 Band 1, : UJanieN5 GAA 15 Play M. OT ,I . . .:., I , P' Lyl A A tg, q rrl A f + A , RICHARD LEE JENSON: UDickU5 Science Club l,2,35 Intramural le Golf 3. Chorus 1,25 Play M. , ' DAVID MICHAEL KEMP: nDaveU5 Pep Band 3,h5 Coweditor of the annual h5 Annual Staff 35 Paper Staff hs Science Club 1,25 Football 3,h51ntramura1 h5 Wrestling 2 Band 1a2,3,h3 Class Pres, 33 Boy's State 3, JUDITH ANN KEMP: Judy 5 Pep Club 15 FHA 15 Play 35 Chorus l,2,3, RUTH ANN LEPUIFR2 TeX s GAA l,2.33 Pep Club 1,25 oneeueeder 3.115 chorus 1, PATRICIA AN McMHLLAN: NMickyN5 GAA 33 FHA 33 Chorus 3,h3 fTransfer fuom Hamilton in junior year? WILLIAM NAGNUSSON5 wud Bill 5 Track fl aeyy JUDITH EVONNE MAHAR: WJudyN5 GAA l,2,33 Pep Club 1,23 FHA l,2,3,h3 Paper Staff l,3,h5 Pla hs Junior Play Director 35 Cheerleader l,2,3,h5 Speech 3,h5 Class secretary 15 ST. Council Rep. 33 Chorus 3,h5 Homecoming queen candidate M . ETHEL MAE MARTIN: WMartyU5 Chorus l,2,h. RICHARD EMIL MARTIN: NEmilU5 Science Club 1,35 Football 1,25 Track 1, Intramural 3,h5 Play h5 CAROLE ANN MONDOR: UMbffieW5 GAA 1,2,3,h5 Pep Club 1,35 FHA 1,2,35 BAnd L 2 3 b' GART ROCER MORRISON: HMorrisonW5 Plays 3,h5 Class V. Pres. M Speech H5 Chorus 1. JILL LOUISE MDUNTAIN: WRedW5 Play h. DANNY EDWIN ODESAARD: WPeanuts H5 Intramural 3,h5 wrestling 23 Science Club l. NANCY LAL PUDIL5 Nan-' 5 LARRY LEE PUPJE: NPUDSU5 Intramural U. IDIS JEAN QUAM: nJeannieU5 GAA 1. HGLLAGE JEAN REIGHERT5 f'He11y'15 GAA 1,2, 35 Pep Club 25 chorus 1. JUDITH ELAINA-WALLIN: nJudyW GERALDINE LYNN THOMSON: nGeriU3 Pep Club 15 FHA 2,3,U5 Paper Staff 3,h3 Play h5 Chorus 3,h5 MARY FRATECAS SWITZER: f'NARr'5 GAA 35 FHA 3,215 Play A5 St.Council Rep. N5 Chorus M. GARY WILLIAM STEINKE: HSteinkW5 Paper Staff hs Science Club l,2,3,h5 Track 23 Band 1,2,3,h5 Play by Class V. Pres. 15 Class Pres. 25 Boys State 3, ANNEIIIE FAYE SPLNST5 'I'oni 3 GAA 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Band 1,25 JGLEEN JUNE STAPLES: Jo Je 5 GAA 1,25 Pep Club 1,25 Bend 1,25 Gnome 2. LINDA FAYE SPANGELO: USpankyN5 GAA 1,2,3,h5 Pep Club 1,25 FHA l,2,3,h5 Paper Staff 3,h3 Band l,2,3,h3 Play 35 St. Council Rep, 2, Girl's State 3. ROGER KENT SNELL: ReG 5 Play 3,115 chorus l,2,3,l15 RICHARD JOHN SMERUD: nDickn3 Science Club 1,33 Football l,2,33 Track l,2, 3,h3 Basketball 1,25 Intramural 3,h5 Band 1,25 Plays 3,h5 Chorus 3. BOBLPTA KRISTINE SCHWARTZ5 sherteI'5 GAA 1,2,35 Pep Club 1,25 Science Club 25 Cheerleading l,2,3,h5 St. Council Rep. 15 Chorus 2. JUDITH ANN SCHRQEDER5 HJUDIEW: GAA l,2,3,h5 Pep Club 1,25 Paper Staff 35 Band 1,2,3,h5 Plays 3,h5 Homecoming queen candidate M5 Class secretary b Chorus h. RITA FAYE SCHOEN EIT2 UPeteN JERRY MEARL SCHLUCTER: nS00tynj Science Club l,2,33 Golf 35 Play h. SUSAN JEANNE RELTIMAIERA f'Suev'5 GAA 15 Pep Club 15 FHA 2,3,b5 Paper Staff 35 Band l,2,3,b5 Play 35 junior Director N5 ClassTreasurer 15 Chorus 9,h. RUSSELL E. RESTEMAYER: WRoscoW5 Football 3,h5 Intramural 3,h5 Band l,2,3,h5 P153 71 SIG OFF With much confusion and lots of work, 1t's finally done! Many months of hard work and planning have gone into the preparation of this book. We hope that you will find some- thing in it that you will enjoy. The success of this book rests on the shoulders of the staff who have sacrificed much of their time and energy to work on this book. Many thanks go to our advisor, Hr. Robert Cushman, who put in many hours of work and straightened out many of our difficulties and problems. Working closely with us were our Junior editors who are anxiously awaiting to get started on their work for next year. Our business managers Darlyn Brandt and Jim Benjaminson deserve special thanks for their diligent work. Lynn Hlrtje and Jill Bernhoft deserve much credit for all the pictures that they contributed to this annual. We hope you will read and enjoy this annual for it was made for your pleasure. Through it you will be able to recall your pleasant memories at Cavalier High. Memories that you and I will not only remember but also treasure.