Cavalier High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cavalier, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1965 volume:

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IN APPRECIATION FOR THE MANY YEARS OF l UNDERSTANDING GUIDANCE IN WHICH WE HAVE RECEIVED SO MUCH AND RETURNED SO LITTLE IN MATERIAL THINGS, WE THE SENIORS OF 1965 WISH TO REPAY IN SOME SMALL WAY THE IMMEASURABLE DEBT WE ORE BY DEDICATING OUR ANNUAL TO YOU, OUR PARENTS, WHO HAVE SACRIFICED SO JIIXCH FOR OUR EDUCATION. 2 KEN B. AULT RA YMOND J. BAILLY GARY M. BECKER 'Q'-Fx. it Ylffrs KATHLEEN BERDAHL BOYD R. BERG CHER YL ANN SERG RAYMOND ALAN BERG LUANE J. BRANDT CAROL ANN BROWN IONE GAY BUSSE 121 1f ' gagx' I M-wwf? Yi' -S-41 'E ,QQ ALFRED G. BYRON RICHARD B. COLLINS WALTER M. CARIK W. ALAN CROWSTON JANICE KA Y DALSTED 5 HELEN C. EASTMAN ...I LEE ALLEN EINARSON RICHARD C- ELKE MARY MAXINE FIEDLER RHETA MARIE GRANT PATRICIA LOUISE FRESCHETT PA TRICIA ANN GREEN IOAN AINSLEY GROSS JA Y F. HANNESSON 10 DANNE G. HARTJE W CANDIS MARLO HARTJE 'df' -11 - fy' GORDON HAL HARLOW -vi Q93 LYNN A. HARTJE JULEE LOUISE HARTJE THOMAS H. HEBERT -4:3 gn? DWIGHT L. HAR VE Y MAE ELLA HELGOE 'U' fm. L ANNA MAE HEUCHERT SIGNE ROSE HERZOG DOUGLAS ANTHONY HERZOG SHERYL LYNNE HODGSON SUSAN LAUREEN HILLIS SHARON LEE HORNBAKER HERBERT M. HILL MAN 8 SHARON MARIE HOL LIS an . 05 RUTH ALLENE JOHNSON 41 JOYCE MARIN JOHNSON -'vw 'Ulm w.-,.....,.. CALLEEN LYNNETT JOHANNESSON LINDA JEAN KEMP RODGER W- KEMP THOMAS REED KIBLER ROGER WAYNE LOE 4-'Um COLLEEN FA YE LESHER GLADYS Ag KORYNTA i,-he HAROLD L. MCCONNELL GLORIA KA Y MCMILLAN X .-,w L W--. L. NANCY L. MORITZ ,,.....v-u-- ELMER F- MUTH JOHN MICHAEL OLSON CURTIS G. SCHWEITZER DOUGLAS JOHN SAMSON TO LARRY G. PORTER X X , '6Q, f H-:IW I , CAROL LEE STAMM AWN .mv 11. ARTS' 5--aug, KURT FREDERICK SN RITA ANNE SHAHANE Fw L in-nil -:swap WARREN D- STEINKE DENISE DALE STUBSON KENNETH E. VISTAD 1. L YNNE LEE WINLAW - an 1 it 'Huff' PARKER L- WILLIAMS II ll L YLE THOMAS WEBB WJ? sri' 4- ' fffik 'av Q, zzxfyf, ' PATRICIA GREEN Valedictorian ION E B U SS E Salutatorian h H O OR TUDENT HELEN EASTMAN CHERYL BERG CURTIS SCHWEITZER RUTH JOHNSON JANICE DALSTED LYNN HARTJE RODGER KEMP CANDIS HARTJE SUSAN HILUS DENISE STUBSON 12 L, N S NIOR TRIP As in other years, Winnipeg, Manitoba, was chosen as the place to visit by the Seniors of 1965. The Winnipeg National Airport and the St. Boniface Cathedral were among the interest- ing points observed by the class. The class met for dinner at The Paddock and spent the rest of the day going their separate ways. Peace in the shaded grove. f Q,, fly! 4 And in this corner . . . 2- 'AFS' 5' . fffn:t.. A191 A s o , ..., ig ' s if 'sg 5 v s 3 2 2 E gil Q Q i ' -K :'1 ::x ' St Boniface Cathedral towers It's a bird! It's a plane!! No, it's a bird--on the e d of the left wing. 13 CLASS I GH T 1965 -'rfb QS' VL 1 FRONT ROW: lone Busse, Salutatoriang Rodger Kemp, Class President, Pat Green, Valedictoriang julee.Hartje, Class Poem. BACK ROW: Candis Hartje, Class Prophecy, Roger Loe, Class Bragg Tom Kibler, Class Historyg and Susan Hillis, Class Will. BACCALA REATE Difflfvkvifflwifflulwluis 2 Rev. Gideon Eberhart opened Baccalaureate services with . the invocation, scripture reading, and prayer. After the solemn Now Thank We All Our God, sung by the Boys' Chorus, Rev. 1 2 3 , Eberhart delivered a sermon advising courage and responsibility 3 for the future. 2 The Mixed Chorus presented The Lord Bless You and E Keep You and Rev. Eberhart closed with the benediction. 5 r SPEAKER: Rev. Gideon Eberhart. 14 FRONT ROW: C. lohannesson, L. Winlaw, S. Hollis, R. Collins, D. Hartje, R. Shahane, P. Freschett, R. Johnson. 2ND ROW: W. Carik, C. Stamm, G. Korynta, B. Berg, R. Loe, G. McMillan, H. McConnell, C. Schweitzer, D. Herzog 3RD ROW: S. Hodgson, G. Becker, T. Hebert, L. Brandt, C. Brown, N. Moritz, M. Helgoe, C. Berg, D. Stubson, A. Heuchert. 4TH ROW: C. Lesher, D. Harvey, L. Kemp, H. Hillman, W. Steinke, T. Kibler, I. Busse, J. Hartje, A. Crowston. 5TH ROW: C. Hornbaker, L. Einarson, A. Byron, K. Snider, J. Olson, L. Webb, D. Samson, E. Math, P. Williams, J. Johnson, J. Dalsted. 6TH ROW: R. Bailly, H. Eastman, C. Hartje, R. Berg, C. Harlow, M. Fiedler, R. Grant, K. Ault, R. Elke, S. Herzog. BACK ROW: K. Vistad, P. Green, R. Kemp, S. Hillis, L. Hartje, L. Porter, K. Berdahl, S. Hornbaker, J. Hannesson. Not pictured: Joan Gross OMMENCEME SPEAKER: Thomas J Cli ord Deano the - ff , f College ofBusiness and Public Administration at UND. Processional Recessional 15 'ww-de 'Yin Y1' SEATED: Helen Eastman, Rodger Kemp, Rita Shahane, Larry Porter. STANDING: Tom Kibler Sheryl Hgd Son John Olson, Candis Hartje, Boyd Berg, joan Gross, Ruth fohnson. , g , The Senior Class of1965 presented the three act comedy, Those Crazy Mixed-Up Kidds,', on November 19 and 20M The action took place in a haunted old castle built by Captain Kidd, and concerns the hilarious adventures of Kidd's descendants as they search for the treasure hidden somewhere in a secret room by their pirate ancestor. Ioan Gross. . Rodger Kemp. . Sheryl Hodgson Tom Kibler. . . Helen Eastman. . , Rita Shahane. . Ruth johnson Larry Porter. . Candis Hartje. Boyd B erg .... john Olson. . . CAST: Co . . . Sylvia Kidd . . Billy Kidd . . . Candy Kidd usin Cletus Kidd . .Mrs, Twiggles . .Cloriola Glubb Ardella McArdle . .Jervis Smythe Annabel Smythe . . .Brad Ewing The Phantom of Captain Kidd 16 E IOR CLASS PLAT DIRECTOR.' Mrs- Adrian Askew. IUNIOR DIRECTOR: Pat Green. STAGE MANAGERS: Jay Hannesson, Gary Becker, Harold PUBLICITY: lone Busse, Denise Stubson, Anna Mae McConnell, Curtis Schweitzer. Heucheri, fulee Hartje. BUSINESS: Luane Brandt, Nancy Moritz, Joyce johnson, fanice Dalsted. That Kidd really danders up!! ffgeyf Watch the Springsfjv 133. ,fi Vs x v ,GW Q 4, ' .53 , A Zfflik is N W5 . , 'f 'f'f! 5 gm Q M 5,1 is fe 7 MAKEUP: Kathy Berdllhl, Gladys Korynta, Susan FRONT ROW: Ray Berg, Propsg Kayo Harvey, Cheryl Hillis, Maxine Fiedler. Berg, Prornpters. BACK ROW: Doug Samson, Roger Loe, Ken Ault, Props. 17 SEATED: Ruth Johnson, Colleen Lesher, Rheta Grant, Pat Green. STANDING: Susan Hillis, loan Gross, Cheryl Berg, Signe Herzog, Rita Shahane, Lynne Winlaw. .nil l1,, ' Q XCAN 4663? mv 0 w 9 f44IIII,Fe? 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N' K-.5 U: mm :r-'U' ra 'fm 3-fig Che-ng gyw gmg S . QE N .-. . M a nh If' N. EEN Ui Q Sgxf 223- E.. 9. mf: rum N O omg Guin ill' n ff. me Y N Engl. omg. 2 O QCA M C3 N- Burn lr sg QT? Q P' Sic' Q 3 3 no Q w Q 2 sau a Q S 2.3 3 E Wm: cn .Q g gli m K3 Q gas ga. ms Q-9, F' c- XF -Sp-3 :TS Q SWT Q .4 E: W 'N 3 QQ R m 0 mjhuggm 1 8 l ----mm-.0 . GOVERNOR LYNN HAR TJE Lynn Hartje was elected Governor of Boys' State in fune of 1964 after two days of strenuous campaigning. During this time and in the days following, Lynn exhibited his well-developed qualities of leader- ship and clear thinking. The following month he attended Boys' Nation which was held in Washington, D. C. BOYS' STATE Girls' and Boys' States are sponsored every year by the North Dakota American Legion to teach high school juniors government proce- dures at the city, county, and state level. Each participant was glad to have the opportunity to attend the week long sessions and benefit from their lessons. It was felt unanimously to have been a rewarding experience which can never be forgotten. Boyd Berg resided in Omaha City while at Boys' State and held the position of Motor Vehicle Registrar. Living in Omaha City, Gordon Harlow was State Game and Fish Commissioner. Danne Hartje, sent by the American Legion Post in Gardar but u student here at CHS, held his residence in Baltimore City and had the job of Veteran Affairs Commissioner. Lynn Hartje lived in Denver City and was elected Governor of Boys' State. Denver City was the place of Tom Kibler's residence while at Boys' State and he was Director of the Council of Burgesses. Parker Williams II from Seattle City was Superintendent of the Highway Patrol at Boys' State. Danne Hartje, Gordon Harlow, Boyd Berg, Parker Williams. Not pictwed: Tom Kibler. 19 .I 5? ., , A f -7 f-wig, 1 X 20 ww SENIOR ACTION fill T '? t 3, ,44 I 41 Z YQ. 3 gl ff ig I ,H S Sh V W-. 'H M? 'F vw I I I I I I I I 1 'is it 'lf any-,wa V W g Z j rlz ' kkrk ,K ': f-Q X dv. . if L. 5' JF -e-Mt. Terry Becker Francis Briese jUNIOR wiki 35 V T eg K rf V' N' ' 15, 5, ' L 'S , . Q., H f , , gk f 1, if 12 at .v s i fiv- Milce Busse Tom Butler Pat Christian Charlie Clark Betty Collison Gerald Coulthart Dale Dalsted Sharon D'Heilly Mary Dipple Gwen Eberhart David Farrow Idamae Fox Peggy Fuller Garnet Furstenau Frances Garc eau Peggy Goulet Carol Green Gerald Greenwood Richard Ouhl Larry Hannesson Marlys Hanson Joanne Hartje Larry Hartje Wanda Hartje Pat Harildstad Larry He lgoe Stefan Herzog Joan Hillis Charlene Johnson Don Johnson Delores Kernnitz Robert Kihne Billy Lage Doug Lesher Richard Letexier Ward Lewis il fm.. 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D7-'ZF' -f W 4' 1 an Z' iv Ii, ' 3 if fr Q i K if --.: L ir, , V' ,: 26 Leland Bailly Sylvia Boettger Leland Brandt Ken Briese Linda Briese Janet Brown loan Byron lack Carignan Richard Carik Geraldine Cook Doug Crosby Dennis Dalszed Barbara Dinuson Sharon Fox Rhonda Fuller' Carol Furstenau Becky Geiger Peggy Geiger Gary Hartz Marcia Hartje Mike Herzog Susan Hillier Luella Hiller Harold Hjalmarson Ernie Hornbaker K 2 2 '..x aff Charles Kippen Terry Koropatnicki Grace Korynta Karen Kukuk Leo Lage Lee Lesher lim McConnell Linda McDonald Pat Mondor Pat Moritz Connie Morrison Dennis Nupdahl Dianne Nupdahl Terry Ray Duane Reynolds Colleen Rickbeil Pat Rickbeil Loretta Rollesfstad .lanet Sager: fames Salaba Bruce Samson Agnes Sapa Tom Schluchter Duane Sott Theodor Sott ,, WJ ., 3 ,,--W .Ab U, ,X fm. K 5 Dave Hillman Gary Jackson Roberta Johnson Dan Ke mp Don Kemp Q X - XX! so 'ivy' D if R if 27 . 4 E+ , if ' ge .5 1: Herbie fAl Hirtj plays. Karen Stuflaugs on Donna Steinke Joanne Steinke Ralph Thornasson Edward Thompson Herb Thompson fim Thompson Kathy Thorlakson Marvin Thorlakson Karen Unke Zelda Vaughn ' Bob Vivatson divx: Gloria Wallin 9 Dennis Anderson 'sv i 9' 4 . ,JI 4 Q 538.5 Q 'K We ff? g V-AA X WN 'Xi I 5 3 4 -ut' , wmilss .- - ,M-wwgeisif i l r , 7W., , al., 1, is e. 4 . gfgtzgg ' Tfeggrzizggfskite qs Spring Fever? ,Q Not pictured: Arni fohnson Robert Gustafson Pat Carik Kathy Ault 1---1. ,Q EQ-H 5 Sf 5 I 41 , ' : Q, i ' ' . was - -.z':,j1,J naw- ' I 1Eff?51QiLi'fgf2f'xfZsu 1:5431-W it W - . I f :FSM wwnsisngrygtisi FRESHME lane Grant David Greenwood Diane Greenwood Larry Harildstad Gary Hartje Michael Hartje fohn Forbes Gary Clark Dwight Cook Doug Cuff Colleen Doebler Kathy Einarson Steven Einarson Karen Englehart Don Christian Edna Fox Corrine A us tfjord Glenn Becker Darlene Bjelde Pamela Briese Dale Busse Donald Byron Kathy Byron Michele Cayley 7 . 1: .,,:: -.,. : in I K 1 is-g.. 5 rl Dale Anderson 'U 3 I X..- di ,,.' A -Q ' it if S if 1 is 16 K A V AHFARQ ' .-e . f- K -Q ' wigs' K .44 K S Q S 1 4 as .J K -, 0, f J J. 1 Liz: r n ff X di' fe y J ll L 1 1 , 1 ,af ,nge qt , ' A .- , .,.. 5 , t f to x WML :...---- + --NIS , if For at 'J , Ku sh Q M 8 fs Y 4 Valorie Lawonn Peggy Lesher Mary Letexier Rita Letexier -Fl 2 Q.,,a Carl Magnusson Helen Magnusson Linda Martin A fa- .i ..'j':fE:,a: - , Qi mm H ., , Q1 .sam 45 X may Q' kg -' ifkigsl? I ,:: ':: K Laffy Kotchman Rodney McDonald Lznda McGregor lohn Kzhne Thomas Koropatnzckz Elzzabeth Nelson Hd., E wi 2' , ,.,.. H P 3 Q Y M 2? a E.- 21'9 ' v 'B' 12 7, M? :Pd 1 E Connie Indrids on Peggy Johnson Loren Kiemele 30 Mike Hollis Francie Hornbaker Susan Horn baker Twila Hornbaker Robert Hartje Diana Hartz Carol Heuchert Margaret Hjalmars on Carol Halen Robert Srnillie Helen Smith Sandra Snell Ervin Sott Darryl Stansill i n ' S 2 VV: S S .. A 'lf 1 giilfjgi ggzig xgiggffgsrfxiiffilgzi I . I L, 1 1 ' ,L .gf I F ,S ,Q , K Z :4, ,TM w 1 in ' 5 if Q- 1 ' . .S , -1 9. K X sf . E af r- K p, 'NA' :f,,,1,,-.1 S .gwLLww',' . gy xx Q Qggeggy X X if 925333 8 3 W 4 N I . X w ' f' jgigglvrlqii Ken Switzer ,,. ' P- M Ken Thomasson I . V, H A ik lf -df' 'ff ' Evelyn Thorlalcson ' f i zfzgj 'lg' I f . ,, ele' A -A ,. - ::,::' David Thorson A 'w p ' ,Q S 2 ex f S 2 if 5' 2, Richard Thurston Paul Unke David Vistad ir -' -5 V E wa 3 EJ 'f f' S Janet O Hara Curtis Wells Gordon Werven S 'R i Randy Page , AW :ll I Vicki Schwartz I - Howard Schoenheit Karen Ulson ll ' -, Gary Sharp ' y Linda Pudiz Frank Quinn Janine Rodvold Ll , .lanie Schluchter Ill. 31 He I en Wfinz er SENIOR CLASS SEA TED: Joan Gross, Student Council. STANDING: Rodger Kemp, President, Allan Crowston, Vice-Presi- dentg Maxine Fiedler, Secretary-Treasurer. 'sl ', 5 ff . JUNIOR CLASS SEATED: Larry Ilannesson, Presidentg Jerry Green- wood, Secretary. STANDING: Margaret Parnell, Student Councilg Gwen Eberhart, Vice-President, Diane Quam, Treasurer. CLA SS OFFICERS Since it is impossible for all members of a class to assemble to make every decision that a class must, it is the duty ofthe officers as representatives of their respective classes to make certain decisions when SOPHOMORE CLASS SEATED: Jim Salaba, President. STANDING: Duane Awes, Vice-President, Joanne Steinke, Secretary, Roberta Johnson, Student Councilg Gary Hartz, Treas- urer. FRESHMEN CLASS SEATED: David Greenwood, President. STANDING: Karen Olson, Student Councilg Peggy Johnson, Secre- taryg Dale Anderson, Treasurer, Glenn Becker, Vice- President. 32 they arise. Much time and work is spent with the class advisors in planning parties, raising money, and choosing business for meetings. ,..f v X 1 L , T14 l Al Mrs. Verna Eberhart: Home Economics 1, Il, Mr. Charles Lewis .' Instrumental Music, Problems of Democ- racy, Senior Class Advisor. Mr. fohn Colby: Vocal Music. funior Class Advisor. Mr. Roger Erickson: Boys' A Physical Education, Assistant Football Coach, Head Basket- ball Coach, Algebra 1. Mrs. Alta Faye Benneweis. Girls Physical Education, Shorthand, Senior Class Advisor. Mr. Robert Schultz: Shop 1, Il, FACULTY Mrs. Cleone Whelan: English IV, Library. Mr. Bernard Carlson: English III, .French 1, ll. Mrs. Eunice Carlson: English I. E , Mr. Allan Ley: Biology, World V H 2 History, Sophomore Class fi . 1 . X o Advisor. Q , b Ti' .. .qv-'F' ' cv Mr. Gary Boe: Algebra 1, Physics, Chemistry, Freshman Class Advisor. Mr. Wallace Ebertowski: Physical Science, Wrestling Coach, Fresh- man Class Advisor. Plays. Mr. Perry Lyson: United States History, World History, Assistant Basket- ball Coach, Head Football Coach. Mr. Robert Hessling: Business Math, Busi- ness Law, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Sopho- more Class Advisor. Mrs. Joyce Baldwin: Prob- lems of Democracy, Speech, Psychology, English III. Mrs. Carol Askew. Prob- lems of Democracy, English II, Junior and Senior Class H Mr. Marvin Gunter: Algebra I, II, Geometry, Math IV, Junior Class Advisor. 35 sa-.am in ml .. . f we s 'lhl-au-1. 'El f 6.1 : SCHOOL BOAR D FRONT ROW: Clin' Ol-SUN, Oscar Sturlaugsong Presidentg Robert Kemp. BACK ROW Wallace Graalum,IEmory Awes, Mr. Sunderland Clarence Jensen, Clerk. ADM INIS TRA T10 PRINCIPAL: MV- Carlson- SUPERINTENDENT: Mr. Sunderland. 36 OFFICE HELP A D OFFICE SECRETARY: Mrs. Morrison. BUS DRIVERS. KNEELING: Earl. Mountain, Clayton Morrison, Charles Hanson, Frank'Gunlogson. STANDING: Glenn Watson, Fred Elke, john Dietrich. Ralph Trottier, john Olason, A Sapa, Eric Thorlakson. 37 ssii ,WT .. ,-fsfkllw Mrs. Nordstrom, Mrs. Werman, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Winkler. COOKS CUSTODIA We, the students of Cavalier High School, sincerely appreciate the work of the janitors in keeping our school clean and in good order, and the work of the cooks in feeding us all year. Egill Hillman Sam Mclntyre fim McDonald 38 S? 'ff I sf? if gag ? 'QQ 42 , ,5 ' . FRONT ROW: F. Hartje, f. Thompson, D. Farrow, j. Schroeder, D. Reynolds, D. Stamm, Da. Kemp, D. johnson. 2ND ROW: Re. Arnold, Ku. Snider, Ro. Arnold, B. Reynolds, R. Kemp, C. Hartz, K. Briese, Do. Kemp, R. Kihne, D. Harztje. 3RD ROW: Mr. Lyson, D. Anderson, Kr. Snider, D. Klein, L. Webb, J. Snell, K. Ault, K. Vivatson, B. Samson, P. Williams, Mr. Ley, Mr. Erickson. BACK ROW.' C. Wells, E. Math, T. Seymour, A. Crowston, L. Hannesson, L. Hartje, f. Hannesson, K. Harvey, I. Olson, L. Hartje. FOOTBALL A fi nv' f xl. - ,- OFFENSIVE LINE: john Olson, Alan Crowston, Tom Seymour, Dick Stamm, Ken Ault, Kayo Vivatson, jay Hannesson. 40 sl 2 KJ 1 .adtll-n. 'El' --'AL inf 'Ji CO-CAPTAINS: Parker Williams and Lynn Hartje. COACHES: Mr. Erickson, Assistant, Mr. Lyson, Head Mr. Ley, Assistant. The Tornadoes compiled a perfect record on the home field with four wins. The game with Walhalla was the most exciting home contest as Walhalla was only seven points behind and had control of the ball on the Cavalier 10-yard line with only seconds left to play. Although the Walhalla team made a strong bid for the score, the Tornado defensive line held fast. The rest of the home games were won by large margins. Parker Williams was the leading ground-gainer scoring 14 touchdowns for a new school record. He also set a new high school career record with 284 points. W 5 A fiiff 5 ! fi l I i l ,-H in ,I , . ' A DEFENSIVE LINE. KNEELING: Don johnson, Tom Seymour, Ken Ault, Lyle Webb. STANDING: Don Klein, jim Thompson, Lynn Hartje, joe Snell, Parker Williams, Bob Reynolds, lay Hannesson. 41 1 Parker Williams ll, Halfback. foe Snell, Fullback. Larry Hartje and lim Thompson Halfbacks. '1 BA CK FIELD f r?l MOST VALUABLE: Parker Williams, Backg Ken Ault, Lineman. 42 3 A 5 I Robert Hartje and Danne Hartje, Student Managers. 5 SCORES: Team They Lakota 7 Park River 18 Grafton 26 Walhalla 20 Crookston Cathedral 0 St. James KD. L.j 14 East Grand Forks 19 Larimore 12 Sacred Heart 32 ...S ' . 5 an WE 55 65 72 61 66 48 69 65 65 49 51 34 45 71 71 63 79 64 88 52 66 67 is Hkvk Sink it, john , TEAM Sacred Heart Walhalla Grafton Larirnore Adams Larimore Grafton Carrington Sacred Heart Park River Devils Lake Grand Forks Central Walhalla Carrington Langdon Grafton Stephen St. James fG.F.j Drayton Larirnore Park River Devils Lake Christmas tourney District tourney sink it! THEY 71 49 64 62 48' 621 65 88 68 67 70 86 52 67 58 60 62 62 61 68 71 row KNEELING: Robert Hartje, Richard Thurstong Student Managers. STANDING: Mr. Erickson, Head Coachg Mr Lyson, Assistant Coach. 44 .Alu 00' r V' ' l 11 'v 2 , ,L 1.85. ,Q 2 leafy LEFT TO RIGHT: Gary Becker, fay Hannesson, Boyd Berg, Kaya Vivatson, Rick Miller, Larry Hartje, Parker Williams, Charlie Clark, Warren Steinke, john Olson, Lynn Hartje, Larry Hannesson. THE TEAM are-HD .x vm ,E ,. ,V ,.,., ,wwf f 7 L A, lii eil,L W L BJ 1 We , 24 - V , x k L a 4 , f 'F 5 .f C 1 M 2 J fi CO-CAPTAINS: Parker Williams and Lynn Hartje MOST VALUABLE: Boyd Berg and Lynn Hartje 45 lump, Huey, jump.'! Parker goes in for lwg, I I Prospects for next year look very promising with a good sophomore and junior group expected to move up and bolster the varsity for the coming years.', This is Mr. Lyson's view of the B team which has had a very successful year. FRONT ROW' K. Breise, D. Anderson, J. Snell, l. Thompson, M. Herzog. BACK ROW: L. Ouhl, T. Butler, D. Awe-9, D- CVO-Shy, D. Reynolds, T. Ray, R. Ouhl. 46 X ' TEAM 'F' si i ,, - COACH: Mr. Erickson. PLAYERS: Dale Busse, Dale Anderson, Gary Clark, David Greenwood, Curtis Wells, Frank Quinn, fohn Forbes, Glenn Becker, Mike Hartje, Gary Hartje. Get that ball, get that ball.'.lfl Carol Furstenau Carol Holen Connie Morrison Diane Greenwood 47 Four cheerleaders are elected by the entire high school every fall from the freshmen and sophomore classes for our B basketball team The leadership ofthe cheerleaders in school spirit is much apprec- iated by the student body and the team. 'st f f in-v ww! way.. 1 I iff' 5-'L Que 41 ft we iz, .l 5 E, at . Q: . as K ' 1 if I 4 . V L., uh Nqr' m I.. 3 . ' Maswb-, 4.5-wil H17 ...fr V- I KLL, .. K .L-ew-... but .,. M- VV9 7 fg.,VM.Lh.V.k,. ,L .W-.M5..m.,,, . W M R Ouhl I Snell R Miller W Vistad R. Kihne, T. Sott. 2ND ROW: FRONT ROW: P. Williams, J. Thompson, . , . , . , . , L. Bailly, R. Elke, D. Vistad, K. Rollefstad, L. Brandt, W. Steinke, R. Loe, K. Vistad. SRD ROW.' Snider I. Vistad, K. Ault, L. Ouhl, G. Harlow, T. Seymour, R. Thurston. T. Kibler, C. Wells, MJ Ebertow-slxri, D Byrgn BACK ROW: L. Hannesson, B. Berg, D. Awes, M. Herzog, D. Reynolds, Allan Cygulgton u April 10 April 24 May I May 5 Sioux Indoor Sioux Outdoor Larimore Invitational Langdon Invitational 1965 SCHEDULE May 12 May 15 May 22 May 29 Conference Meeting fLangdonj Devils Lake Rotary District Meet State Meet fValley City! ,unfu- COACH: Mr. Ebeffow Ski SPRINTERS: Parker Williams and jim Thompson. 48 J, M.. . ,f TRACK pa gb' Q5 , . sw H4 H ,gg Ww:w11MwM N, mwgwg DISCUS: foe Snell SHOT PUT: Roger Lae. RELAY: Duane Awes and Richard Ouhl 'Q ' 4 A ,A V Ag A r - ,,, H-H ii V L,,A HIGH JUMP: Boyd Berg fsil, HURDLES: foe Snell. 49 s 81 3 pg- FRONT ROW: K. Pudil, G. Coulthart, K. Vistad, K. Switzer, M. Byron, D. Har tje, Mr. Ebertowski. 2nd ROW: D. Samson, K. Ault, T. Sott, f. Greenwood, D. Farrow, W. Viszad. 3rd ROW: G. Hartz, R. Arnold, T. Seymour, E. Thompson, B. Samson, L. Brandt. BACK ROW: L. Lage, f. Salaba, D. Geiger, K. Snider, B. Reynolds, D. Stamm, L. Lesher. WRES TL IN The Cavalier High wrestling team, coached by Wallace Ebertowski, compiled an impressive 5-7 record in duel meets this year. This was a definite improvement over last year's record. They took 4th place in the conference. Danne Hartje won the conference championship in the 103 lb. class. E 2' t . J 6.1 ' J' A-M wewwe s '. 1Qff': 1 ' '-'- CAPTAINS: Doug Samson. Danne Harlje and Ken Ault MOST VALUABLE: Danne Hartje. 50 Danne Hartje f103lb.jdi: Ken Switzer f95 lb.j. Wayne Vistad H12 lb.j 62 ferry Greenwood H20 117.2 Bruce Samson H45 lb.j :ff Allan Thompson f138lb.j. David Farrow f127lb.j Sc Ted Sott K133lb.j. Tom Seymour U80 lb.j Sc Dick Stamm funlimitedj. Doug Samson X165 lb.j 62 Ken Ault f154lb.j. 51 ,Ji .-42' , 153 V -:f,f41:i'!H'5 'W ':.rf:,,1'!-'15 we- 1 f M,ilm,.q. an -' 4 .wp-in v...,7 - Q, , , . ' f. ' T25 5 fifQif'2: L 'Eif - - 'L 1:4-'z- ::f'f V-I-C-T-O-R-Y FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Gwen Eberhart, lane Busse, UGO Black go,-,U Beverly Watson, Carol Sigler, and Donna Steinke. THE ' ' TEAM B ww Bev Watson lone Busse Donna Steinke julee Hartje Gwen E berhart SEATED: Jay Hannesson, C Club, Curtis Schweitzer, SEATED: Larry Hannesson, Junior, Rodger Kemp Science Club. STANDING: Lynn Hartje, Annual, Joanne Steinke, Girls' Chorus, John Olson, Band, Cheryl Berg, Paper, Ruth Johnson, GAA. STUDEN COUNCIL The primary function of the Student Council is to represent the entire student body. The 1964 -1965 student council performed this duty by spon- soring the Homecoming dance and beginning a drive for better school spirit in CHS. Senior. STANDING: Jim Salaba, Sophomore David Greenwood, Freshman, Karen Olson, Freshman Joan Gross, Senior, Margaret Parnell, Junior Roberta Johnson, Sophomore . rf' Student Council planned? SEA TED.' Lynn Hartje, President. STANDING: Cheryl Berg, Secretary- Treasurerg Joan Gross, Vice-President, Mr. Carlson, Advisor. 54 SEATED: Sheryl Hodgson, typist. STANDING.' SEATED: Peggy Thompson, Susan Hillis, reporters. STAND- fulee Hartje, business manager, Candis Hartje, ING: Doug Herzog, Kurt Snider, Helen Eastman, Peggy Goulet, business manager, Larry Porter, photographer, reporters, Gwen Eberhart, Don Klein, Junior Editors, foyce ,loan Gross, business manager. Johnson, Karen Robinson, reporters. NNUAL STAFF -. Wy .1 i rig! M Who took the glue ?? .M-- k SEATED: Mrs. Whelan, Advisor. STANDING: Lynn Hartje, Pat Green, Senior Editors. This year the Annual Staff was enlarged to enable more students to work on THE GAVALIER. Everyone planned pages and wrote copy and thus a greater variety of ideas were pre- sented. A note of sincere thanks is given to Roy Kleven for his many hours of photography work and patience with the editors. Thanks also goes to the student photographer, typist, and the business managers for their help in publishing the 1965 CA VA LIER. 55 I iif :gk I 21-2- Si ,,-In SENIOR EDITORS: Cheryl Berg and Denise Stubs-on, ADVISOR: Mr. Sunderland. IUNIOR EDITORS: Margaret Parnell and Carol Gunter. PAP R STAFF The TORNADO BREEZES was published every six weeks by a hardworking and efficient staff. Initial work was begun four weeks prior to publishing time to produce this informative paper which was appreciated by all who Type, type. See Cheryl type. read it. TYPISTS AND, REPORTERS: Sheryl Pat Green, Francis Briese, Peggy Thompson, COLUMNISTS: Lynn Hartje, Connie Morrison, and Carol Sigler. ART EDITORS. Rim Shahane Rodger Kemp, and Maxine and Kathleen Quinn Fiedler. ' 56 IST ROW: J. Grant, M. Hjalmarson, S. Hillis, C. Brown, L. Hoff, K. Quinn, K. Sturlaugson, C. Morrison. 2ND ROW: M. Parnell, F. Briese, B. Collison, J. Gross, C. Hartje, R. Johnson, J. Johnson, C. Lesher, S. Hodgson, D. Stubson, C. Berg, R. Grant, P. Green. 3RD ROW: C. Holen, D. Greenwood, C. Indridson, V. Lawonn, C. Ault, J. Schlucter, C. Austfjord, M. Cayley, C. Sigler, Z. Vaughn, G. Eberhart, G. McMillan. 4TH ROW: M. Fiedler, S. Hornbaker, K. Berdahl, C. Johannesson, S. Hollis, L. McGregor, E. Nelson, S. Snell, J. Rodvold, L. Briese, G. Korynta, G. Wallin, C. Furstenau. 5TH ROW: D. Kemnitz. L. Winlaw, S. Spanglo, M. Dipple, J. Hartje, C. Johnson, P. Goulet, K. Robertson, P. Fuller, L. Brandt, G. Korynta, M. Helgoe, A. Sapa. 6TH ROW: I. Busse, J. Hartje, H. Eastman, K. Kukuk, L. McDonald, S. D'Heilly, J. Hillis, B. Watson, D. Steinke, P. Geiger, J. Steinke. 7TH ROW: D. Quam, W. Hartje, C. Green, R. Johnson, B. Geiger, J. Brown, F. Garceau, J. Renwick. The Girls' Athletic Association had a good attendance for its Thursday night meetings. Throughout the year the classes competed in volleyball, basketball, square-dancing, and softball with two teams per class. Individual c A A . 0 Q . members contested in exercising, tumbling, and badminton On April 6, a basketball team of G.A.A. members vied for a trophy during a tourney held at Neche. In a three-game playoff, Cavalier edged out Pembina by a score of 19-18 to remain in contention for the trophy but were narrowly defeated by Neche by two points in a heated overtime. But don't you think . . . 57 ' .Wim OFFICERS- FRONT ROW: Gwen Eberhart, Vice- presidentg Mrs. Benneweis, Advisor: Cheryl Berg, President, BACK ROW: Maxine Fiedler, Secre- tary, Ruth Johnson, Student Council Representa- tive, Roberta Johnson, Treasurer. SEATED: Mr. Erickson, Mr. Lyson, Mr. Hessling, Advisors. STANDING: Alan Crowston, Vice-President, Tom Seymour, Treasurer, Jay Hannesson, President, John Olson, Secretary. The purpose of the C Club is to promote sports- manship and an interest in the school athletic program. Members are athletes who have earned letters by par- ticipating in one of the varsity sports. One of its activi ties is selling refreshments during basketball games. 'C' CLUB FRONT ROW: D. Stamm, D. Samson, f. Snell, A. Crowston, L. Hannesson, I. Hannesson, T. Seymour, B. Reynolds K. Ault, Ku. Snider. 2nd ROW: D. Farrow, K. Pudil, P. Williams, R. Loe, Kr. Snider, 1. Thompson, R. Collins, L. Webb, T. Sott, R. Miller, Ly. Hartje. 3rd ROW: I. Greenwood, D. Klein, B. Berg, D. Herzog, M. Busse, f. Schroeder, E. Muth, K. Morden, W. Steinke, G. Hartz, L. Brandt. BACK ROW: E. Thompson, J. Vistad, K. Harvey, D. Johnson, R. Arnold, L. Lesher, B. Samson, J. Olson, La. Hartje, G. Becker, K. Vivatson. 58 FRONT ROW: K. Switzer, R. Hartje, R. Page, D. Anderson, P. Geiger, B. Geiger, R. fohnson, P. Green. 2nd ROW: M, Cayley, D, Hartz, M. Hartje, K. Olson, f. Brown, G. Hartz. BACK ROW: D. Vistad, F. Quinn, L. Porter, H. McConnell, C. Schweitzer, B. Berg, W. Lewis, W. Vistad, f. Anderson, H. Hjalmarson. CIENCE CLUB The members of the Science Club are active in promoting and developing science in the school. This year the club sold boxed candy in November to provide funds for the Fifth Annual Local Science Fair which was held during March. The better pro- jects were brought to the District Science Fair which was held in Larimore on March 19. NIYUY Hn X l,IC1i.Ii1 LqM'jf!.1IHl!' I Y 'Q Most Fall! able- Pat Green OFFICERS: Harold McConnell, Program Chairman, Pat Green, President, Marcia Hartje, Secretary-Treasurer, Curtis Schweitzer, Student Council, Mr. Boe, Advisor, Roberta fohnson, Vice-President. 59 54-4 FIRST ROW: M. Cayley, N. Moritz, G. Wallin, J. Byron, J. Grant, R. johnson, D. Steinke, L. McGregor, S. D'Heilly, W. Hartje, C. Green. 2ND ROW: L. Kemp, P. Moritz, P. Harildstad, G. Cook, B. Dinuson, C. Stamm, R. Kemp, R. Collins, D. Werven, F. Quinn, D. Vistad, K. Switzer. 3RD ROW: R. Grant, R. johnson, D. Stubson, S. Hillis, C. Berg, j. Gross, f. Hannesson, j. Olson, R. Miller, K. Vivatson, P. Williams, J. Schroeder. LAST ROW: K. Berdahl, S. Hollis, K. Sturlaugson, C. Morrison, L. Hannesson, B. Lage, A. Crowston, K. Ault, D. Hillman, R. Loe, R. Bailly, D. Lesher. SEATED: I0neBusse, accompanist. STANDING: Roberta johnson, accompanist, Mr. Colby, director. TRIPLE TRIO: Donna Steinke, joan Gross, Cheryl Berg, Carol Gunter, Kathleen Quinn, Karen- Sturlaugson, Becky Geiger, Bev Watson, Peggy Geiger. CH OR The Chorus, under the superior direction of Mr. john Colby, completed a very successful year in both concerts and festivals. An overwhelming number of students joined their voices to produce an outstanding mixed chorus of over one hundred members. This chorus, the girls' and boys' choruses, several small groups, and eight soloists performed winter and spring concerts, music contests held at Neche and D-evils Lake, and several school events. A number ofsingers attended the state festival which was held at Jamestown on May 7. l i FRONT ROW: f. Hillis, K. Quinn, P. Goulet, fo. Hartje, ju. Hartje, G. Eberhart, Lorna Hoff, D. Quam, P. Geiger, f. Steinke, B. Geiger. 2ND ROW: R. Christian, I. McConnell, H. Thomson, H. Schoenheit, P. Thomson, P. Fuller, K. Robinson, P. Roetzel, C. Lesher, S. Herzog, K. Kukuk, J. Sagert, F. Garceau. 3RD ROW: E. Muth, G. Hartz, J. Salaba, R. Carik, G. Sharp, f. Johnson, S. Hodgson, C. Gunter, G. McMillan, C. Sigler, B. Watson, S. Hornbaker, G. Korynta, K. Olson. LAST ROW: L. Hartje, K. Harvey, L. Porter, B. Berg, R. Berg, D. Herzog, D. johnson, R. Elke, J. Renwick, S. Spangelo, H. Eastman, S. Boettger, P. Rickbeil, C. Rickbeil, S. Fox. QUAR TET: ferry Schroeder , Richard Carik, Larry Porter, Lynn Hartje, e-.A WST TRIO: Joan Gross, Sheryl H0dSS0Vh 3ev Watson. SOLOISTS- FRONT ROW: Joan Gross, Carol Gunter, Sheryl Hgdggon, Michael Hartje. BACK ROW: Lynn Hartje, Kayo Harvey, Larry Porter, Marlys Hanson. FRONT ROW.' P. Green, L. Winlaw, S. Hollis. 2nd ROW.' f. Brown, P. Geiger, G. Green, M. Parnell, Ro. Johnson, Ru. Johnson, C. Stamrn, 1. Hillis, C. Berg. 3rd ROW: W. Hartje, D. Steinke, M. Dipple, S. Hillis, P. Thompson, C. Morrison, B. Collison. 4th ROW: P. Briese, D. Hartz, J. Anderson, K. Vivatson, D. Awes D. Kemp, L. Hoff, f. Salaba, f. Olson, G. Hartz. BACK ROW: C. Sigler, D. Johnson, K. Robinson, R. Carik. MAJORETTESJ Janine Rodvold .lady Mordon Carol Furstenau Maxine Fiedler .loyce Johnson Gandis Hartje 62 FRONT ROW: S. Herzog, G. Eberhart, Z. Vaughn. 2nd ROW: S. Hodgson, H. Eastman, B. Watson, I Renwick, C. Doebler, P. Johnson, I. Schluchter, S. D'Heilly, K. Thorlakson. 3rd ROW: D. Quam, K. Unke, J.. Kuball, B. Geiger, A. Peterson, P. Unke, C. Gunter, F. Garceau. 4th ROW: 1. Steinke, W. Lewis, H. Thompson, f. Schroeder, K. Quinn, R. Fuller, D. Steinke, R. Page, S. Snell, C. Johnson BACK ROW: L. Porter, R. Berg, D. Geiger. BA The Cavalier A Band, under the direction of Charles Lewis, spent another busy year. The band provided pep music for all the home football and basketball games and did maneuvers for our Home- coming game. Out of town trips included the UND Homecoming Parade, the WDAY Band Festival, and the District Music Festival at Carrington. A new experiment was tried this year when the Walhalla, Neche, and Cavalier bands performed together in a mass band on February 17 in their respective towns. DIRECTOR: Mr. Lewis 63 TRUMPET TRIO: Joanne Steinke, Ward Lewis, Herb Thomson. W? SAX QUARTET. SEATED: Peggy Thomson, Susan CLARINET , . . Q QUINTET. SEATED. Cheryl Berg, glllls' STANDING' Carol Gunter' Frances Sheryl Hodgson. STANDING: Betty Ann Collison arceau' Helen Eastman, Connie Morrison. g QLOISTS fm xxx ,T .,.... s,.,,.,,'Lz - I. ' -41' : 'A V H Q x ! , , ., , , 4 A , 11 X 1 , lf t. 5 K I A, f I we 'F if Q T Larry Porter A Pat Green Helen Eastman Becky Geiger Maxine Fiedler Herb Thomson Candis Ha,-,je 64 L,.- PEECH 5 V5 f , f gf!! :., ,ili N ,L,, 5 fs. - ADVISOR: Mrs. Joyce Baldwin. This year, the speech team, under the supervision of Mrs. Joyce Baldwin, participated in district and state competition. Connie Morrison, in the original oration division, attended the state contest at Carrington with her piece called Make Happiness Your Habit. At the district speech contest, besides Connie's presentation, Joyce johnson read Where Did You Put the Aspirinsn in the humorous division and Rodger Kemp spoke in the extemporaneous division. Candis Hartje and Zelda Vaughn presented pieces for the serious interpretation and serious readying divisions respectively. Bill's Little Girl was the title of Candis' speech and Zelda gave A Parable for Mothers. Connie Morrison Original Oratory. 'Vw-37 mms, it 4. . Q SEATED: Connie Morrison, Rodger Kemp, Zelda Vaughn. STANDING: Joyce johnson and Candis Hartje. 65 aim' f r gf: V A' 1 A 1 ' V ,.:f3'i as A P I VVV 1' tk I A A . s - ,, QI I 1 e 1 , lone Busse, fulee Hartje, Queen Rheta Grant, Maxine Fiedler, Cheryl Berg. .flClA4Z?CYClA4I' C? October 9 was the day set for the Homecoming activities of1964. Rheta Grant was crowned queen the previous Monday at a special convocation in which each class presented a variety of entertainment. The music was provided by Ted King and his orchestra climaxing the glorious defeat over Stu james. is - f .- X X Q ,ww f if il? ist Queen Rheta Grant. 1 Let's quit, we've done 4 already!. ' it 'ZFX K f fir-'I 252515: ' zi. g 2 '1 es Al 0 sole mio, Ted King and his orchestra provide entertainment 66 for the evening. PRINCESS CHERYL BERC Q Qgwvnvi ROYALTY PRINCESS MAXINE FIEDLER - QUEEN RHETA GRANT PRINCESS IONE B USSE PRINCESS IULEE HAR TIE 67 199' jUNIOR CLASS PLAY .li ll X . ,fy ' f 1' I RECLINING: Tom Seymour and Bob Reynolds. STANDING: Margaret Parnell, Lorna Hoff, Kathleen Quinn, Joanne Hartje, Carol Gunter, Mary Dipple, Diane Quam, Larry Ouhl, Jerry Schroeder, Sharon D'Heilly, Joan Hillis, Carol Sigler, Peggy Goulet. Margaret Parnell. . . . . . . . Lorna Hoff .... Kathleen Quinn. Joanne Hartje. . Carol Gunter. . . Mary Dipple. . . Diane Quam. . . Larry Ouhl .... Gerald Schroeder Sharon D'Heilly. Joan Hillis .... Carole Sigler. . . . . Miss Angela Warren . . Miss Puckett . . .Dodie Blake . . . . . Dottie .......Lottie . .... Hoofend ke Miss Finkleayink Dr. Bill Jackson . . .Jack Benson Mother . . . . Little Girl . Patricia Pyror Peggy Goulet .... ........ M iss Holt Bob Reynolds. . Tom Seymour. . . . . . Mr. Pucket . . .Mr. Henry K. Dodson DIRECTOR: Mrs. Adrian Askew. JUNIOR DIRECTOR: Garnet Furstenau. 68 The Junior class presented the three- act comedy, Take Your Medicine , on April 8 and 9 to a packed audience. As the plot unfolded, we found Mr. Henry Dodson, a rich bank president, in the hospital. His niece, Angela Warren, and her fiance, Dr. Bill Jackson, a doctor of philos- ophy, visit him and discover that old Dodson will leave them his money since Bill is a doctor. Trying to prevent her uncle from find- ing out what kind of doctor leads to nerve- shattering experiences. MAKE UP. SEA TED: Peggy Fuller, Tom Butler Delores Kemnitz. STANDING: Peggy Thomson, Marlys Hanson. PROPS 8: SPECIAL EFFECTS: Jim Vistad, Wayne Vistad. Not pictured: Ward Lewis, Dennis Thoelke. PUBLICITY: Bev Watson, Carol Green, Gwen Eber- hart. Not Pictured: Pat Harildstad. cz STAGE MANAGERS: Larry Hannesson and Don Klein. 3 x Don't, I'll bleed all over and blood makes me sick!! 1 s i f 5 5 J' ' f 3 5 ,fifm' Q PROMPTERS: Sharon Spangelo and Charlie Clark 69 What do we do next? j'R.-SR. PROM 1965 'Whew, that was a long walk. 70 Wasn't that embarrassing when we tripped during the Grand March? 'Mmrnmmm, this is good! The Charms provide the music. The junior class chose Evening in Paris as the theme for the 1965 Junior-Senior Prom. The day chosen for the prom was May 2 and the atmosphere was heightened by the warm spring evening. The theme was carried out at the banquet where French titles were given to the food that was served and several French musical numbers were presented. The theme was also emphasized by the colors chosen and by the mural depicting a sidewalk cafe. The music supplied by The Charms , and the prom, taken as a whole, contributed toward a perfect evening which was enjoyed by all. ggoymv 5 rff jj!! 5 7 I Z E . XL? if ' ll s ,sf BAUSCH 6? LOMB AWARD Pf1fGfffeHM OUTSTANDING HOME ECONOMICS STUDENT.- A WARD DAY Kathleen Quinn. OUTSTANDING MATH STUDENT: Curtis Schweitzer K. OUTSTANDING VOCAL STUDENT: Joan Gross and SOCIAL SCIENCE AWARD: Ione Busse. Lynn Harzje. 1964 - 1965 CALE DAR AUGUST FEBRUARY 28 - FB Lakota there-won 31 - School began SEPTEMBER 4 - FB Park River there-lost 11 - FB Walhalla here-won 18 - FB Grafton there-lost 25 - FB Crookston here-won OCTOBER 2 - FB East Grand Forks there-lost 6 - Homecoming Coronation 9 - FB St. james here-won Homecoming Game 14 - FB Sacred Heart there-lost 15-16 - Teachers Convention 20 - State Employment Tests 23 - FB Larimore here-won 28 - Seniors ordered announcements NOVEMBER 13 - Career Day at Walhalla 19-20 - Senior Play 26-27 - Thanksgiving vacation DECEMBER 4 - BB Sacred Heart there-lost 8 - BB Walhalla here-won 11 - BB Grafton there-won 15 - Band Concert 18 - BB Larimore here-lost 21 - Vocal Concert 23-30 - Christmas vacation JANUARY 1-2 - BB X-mas Tourney at Grafton 9 - BB Carrington there-lost 15 - BB Sacred Heart here-lost 21-22 - Semester tests 22 - BB Park River here-lost 23 - BB Devil's Lake here-lost 29 - BB Grand Forks here-lost 2- 6- 12- 13- 15- 16- 17- 19- 20- 24-26- 26- 27- MARCH 4-5- Q.. 20- 23- APRIL 2 - 6 - 8-9 - 9 - 13 - 15-16 - 23 - 27 - 30 - MAY 1- 3-4- 7- 8... 9- 14- 16- 21- BB Walhalla there-lost BB Carrington here-won BB Langdon there-won BB Grafton here-won Dedication ofschool BB Stephen there-won Band Tour Walhalla, Neche, and here BB St. james there-won BB Drayton here-won Class B BB Tourney BB Larimore there-lost BB Park River there-lost Grafton District BB Tourney Local Science Fair National Merit Scholarship Test District Science Fair at Larimore Sports Night-Seniors beat the Faculty District Band Contest at Carrington G.A.A. BB Tourney at Neche junior Play District Speech Contest at Grafton County Music Festival at Neche Band Concert Easter vacation District Vocal Contest at Devils Lake juniors ordered rings Senior Skip Day at Winnipeg junior-Senior Prom NIPA at UND campus State Music Festival at Jamestown WDA Y Day Vocal Concert Class Night Baccalaureate Awards Day Commencement 1965 SE IOR KEN B- AULT, The Cat 5 Greatness--sheer greatness. Track 1,2,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,45 C-Club 1,2,3,45 Science Club 35 Chorus 45 Class Play 3,4. RAYMOND I- BAILLY, Bud 5 Not again! Intramural Basketball 35 Football 15 Chorus 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Science Club 2. GARY M- BECKER, Gare 5 Hmmmm!! Science Club 2,35 C-Club 3,45 Track 25 Basketball 3,45 Class Play 3,4-. KATHLEEN BERDAHL, Burt 5 Shut up, you guys!! G.A.A. 1,2,45 Chorus 4. BOYD R. BERG, Thunder 5 That's me, the greatest. Science Club 2,3,45 Chorus 45 Track 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 C-Club 2,3,45 Class Play 3,4. CHERYL ANN BERG, Lurnpy 5 Come on you guys, quit it! Band 1,2,3,45 Science Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus 45 F.H.A. 35 Paper Staff 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Class Secretary 25 Class Play 3,45 Pep Club 1. RAYMOND ALAN BERG, Raymie 5 Is that right? Science Club 1,2,35 Intramural Basketball 1,2,35 Bowling 1,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 45 Class President 2. LUANE 1- BRANDT, Lugie 5 Oh, my gosh! G.A.A. 4. CAROL ANN BROWN, Mouse 5 I can hardly believe it. G.A.A. 2,3,4. IONE GAY BUSSE, I-one 5 Yea, it is! G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 15 Chorus Pianist 3,45 Class Secretary- treasurer 35 A Team Cheerleader 3,45 Student Council 3. ALFRED G- BYRON, Alfy 5 Get that Ford out of the way! Wrestling 3,4. WALTER M- CARIK, Walt 5 Let's go to Mountain! Basketball 15 Science Club 25 Intramural 2,3. RICHARD G. COLLINS, Yackey 5 Junk that thing, Muth, and get a Ford. Basketball Student Manager 25 Football Student Manager 25 Track Student Manager 25 C-Club 2,3,45 Chorus 45 Science Club 2. W- ALAN CROWSTON, Billy Goat 5 I don't know and I couldn't care less. Football 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,35 Science Club 25 C-Club 2,3,45 Class Vice-president 45 Chorus 4. IANICE KAY DALSTED, ,lan 5 Oh, gojump in the lake! Science Club 2, HELEN C- EASTMAN, Bunny 5 Who's been sitting in my car? Chorus 45 Band 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Class Plays 3,45 Science Club 2,3. LEE ALLEN EINARSON, Leo the Lion 5 You're playing with fire. Track 1,25 Science Club 25 Wrestling 35 C-Club 3. RICHARD C- ELKE, Elk 5 Let's get something to eat, boys. Track 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Football 1. MARY MAXINE FIEDLER, Making That'S my favorite song. G.A.A. 1,3,45 F.H.A. 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Class Secretary-treasurer 45 Paper Staff 4, PATRICIA LOUISE FRESCHETT, Pat 5 Come on you guys, let's go! RHETA MARIE GRANT, Rete 5 just a wee bit. Student Council 15 Science Club 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 15 Chorus 25 Homecoming Queen. PATRICIA ANN GREEN, Pat 5 lt's a crummy world. Science Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,35 Pep Club 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Paper Staff 2,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Bowling 45 Student Council 25 Valedictorian. JOAN AINSLEY GROSS, Spots 5 Oh, barf. Chorus 1,3,45 Student Council 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Science Club 1,25 Class Play 3,45 Pep Club 15 Speech 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Paper Staff 1. IAY F- HANNESSON, Blue .Iay 5 Screeeee!! Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Chorus 45 Science Club 25 C-Club 2,3,45 Student Council 4. GORDON HAL HARLOW, Gordy 5 C'est la vie! Track 3,45 Science Club 2,45 Class Play 3. CANDIS MARLO HARTJE, Candie 5 Oh, for cute, I love it! G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Science Club 1,25 Band Majorette 1,2,3,45 Class Play 45 Bowling 2,35 Paper Staff 25 Annual Staff 45 Pep Club 15 Speech 2,4. DANNE G. HAR TIE, Bam Bam 5 Chicken one day, feathers the next. C-Club 35 Football 15 Football Student Manager 3,45- Wrestling 45 Intramural 2,3. IULEE LOUISE HARTIE, fule 5 Quite it, Lynn and Rodger!!! Chorus 1,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Science Club 25 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,4. LYNN A- HAR TIE, Crow 5 Hold that pose! Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Class Play 35 Class President 35 Student Council 3,45 Annual Staff 3,45 Science Club 1,25 Chorus 3,45 Speech 2,35 C-Club 1,2, 3,45 Paper Staff 4. DWIGHT L- HARVEY, Kayo 5 This is true. Chorus 1,2,45 Football 45 Basketball 1,25 Science Club 1,2,35 C-Club 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Bowling 2,3,4. THOMAS H- HEBERT, Scaparelle 5 Shutup or I'll hit ya in the head. MAE ELLA HELGOE, Helgie 5 Hey, Brown, let's go to that dance! G.A.A. 45 Science Club 2. DOUGLAS ANTHONY HERZOG, Me! 5 I think I'll go to Pembina tonight. Science Club 25 Football Student Manager 35 Intramural Basketball 35 Chorus 4. SIGNE ROSE HERZOG, Funny Bunny 5 But Carrots--you almost let that Semi run over mel! G.A.A. 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 4. ANNA MAE HEUCHERT, Lover 5 Come on you guys, let's have fun! Chorus 1,35 Class Play 35 F.H.A. 3. HERBERT M- HILLMAN, Herb Cat 5 What, I didn't do anything! Football 15 Chorus 15 Science Club 2,35 Intramural Basketball 3. 74 DIRECTOR T .ZSISI345V3LAUl1REEINg gIIIjIf.IS, Susie , Come on, you! G.A.A. 1,3,4, F.H.A. 3, Chorus 4, Band l,2,3,4, Pep u , ,4, nnua ta 4, Science Club 1,2. .ZIQIERYIE LYNNE HODGSON, Candy , Hey, how do you do this ?? Pep Club 1, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Chorus 3,4, USS P G75 3.4, Band 1,2,3,4, Paper Staff 2,3,4, Annual Staff 4. .ZIZARON MARIE HOLLIS, Hollis , Hey, Colleen, let's go to Grafton! G.A A. 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, orus 4. GERALD HORNBAKER, Butch , What test? SHARON LEE HORNBAKER, Sherri , Hey, Burt, let's go someplace different tonight. Chorus 4, G.A.A. 4. CALLEEN LYNNE TT JOHANNESSON, Jodi , What? Those darn bananas in my ears! I can't hear a thing! Science Club 1,2, G.A.A. l,2,3,4. JOYCE MARIN JOHNSON, JZ , Oh, ugh! G.A.A. 1,2,4, Bowling 1,2,4, F.H.A. 1,2, Pep Club 1, Class Secre- tary I, Student Council 2, Band 1,2,4, Paper Staff 1, Annual Staff 4. RUTH ALLENE JOHNSON, Foofie , Wow, I've got to finish this letter before 5 o'clock! Band 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Chorus 4, Student Council 4. LINDA JEAN KEMP, Frenchie , Are you out of your mind? Chorus 2,4. RODCER W- KEMP, Rodg-Podg , Let's give Lump the sandwich! Chorus 4, Football 2,4, Class Plays 3,4, Class President 4, Intramural Basketball 3, Student Council 4, Science Club 1,2, Speech 3,4, Paper Staff 4. THOMAS REED KIBLER, Kib , Ha! Ha! Hal , Football 2,3, Track 2,3,4, Class Plays 3,4, C-Club 2,3,4, Science Club 1,2,3. GLADYS A- KORYNTA, Hap , Do you want me to have purple guppies? G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Class Play 4. COLLEEN FAYE LESHER, Lesh , Ray, don't!! G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Chorus 4, Class Play 3. ROGER WAYNE LOE, Tank , Crazy darn kid, I hope you die before I kill you. Football 2,3,4, Class Play 3, C-Club 2,3,4, Student Council 3, Science Club I,2, Intramural Basketball 3, Class Vice-president 2, Track 4, Student Manager Basketball 2, Chorus 4. HAROLD L- MCCONNEL, Hairy , You're never too old till you're dead. Track 1, Wrestling 1, Science Club I,2,3,4. GLORIA KAY MCMILLAN, Mick , Oh, get out of here! G.A.A. 4, Chorus 2,3,4. NANCY L- MORITZ, Nano , Are you out of your tree? Chorus 2,4, Class Play 3,4, Science Club 2. ELMER F- MUTH, Bo Bo , Junk that wreck, and get a Plymouth. Chorus 4, Football 3,4, Science Club l,2,3, C-Club 3,4, Class Treasurer 2, Intramural 2,3. JOHN MICHAEL OLSON, Peter Gunn , Okay, Boy. Football 3,4, C-Club 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Class Vice-president 1, Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 4, Student Council 4, Class Play 4. LARRY G. PORTER, Lawrence ofAmerica , You clod. Track 1, Chorus 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Science Club 1,2,3,4, Intramural Basketball 3, Class Plays 3,4. DOUGLAS JOHN SAMSON, Bulldog , What's it to ya. Football 1,2, Wrestling 3,4, Class Plays 3,4, Bowling l,2,3,4, C-Club 2,3,4. CURTIS G- SCHWEITZER, Curt , Oh, rot! Science Club 2,3,4, Student Council 4. RITA ANNE SHAHANE, Fatgirl , Big deal! What do you want--a medal or a chest to pin it on ? Student Council 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Pep Club 1, F.H.A. 2,3, Class Play 3,4, Paper Staff 3,4. KURT FREDERICK SNIDER, Krout , Once a king, always a king. Transfer from Elwood, Indiana, Football 3,4, Wrestling 3, Annual Staff 4, Bowling 3,4. CAROL LEE STAMM, Cookie , Oh, for dingy! Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 4, G.A.A. I,3. WARREN D- STEINKE, Stank , What's going on here? Class Treasurer 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, C-Club 3,4, Science Club 2,3. DENISE DALE STUBSON, Johnny , So what else is new, you cow? G.A.A. l,2,4, Science Club 2, Chorus 4, Paper Staff 2,3,4, Class Play 3,4, PepClub 1. ' KENNETH E- VISTAD, Buster , Okay, buddy boy, don't touch the hair. Track 2,3,4, Wrestling 4, Science Club 2,3. LYLE THOMAS WEBB, Chooker , You bet your bootie, Jock. Football 1,2,3,4, C-Club 2,3,4, Science Club 1,2, Golf 2,4, Bowling 1,2,3, Class Play 3. PARKER L- WILLIAMS II, Mole , She'll do in a pinch, and I'm pinched. 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V CAVALIER CLEANERS CAVALIER CHRONICLE CAVALIER GAS COMPANY FRED SWITZER INSURANCE AGENCY LELAND'S BOWLING ALLEY ART ANDERSON IMPLEMENT HENSEL SER VICE AXDAL HOTEL MAURIE BYRNE A UTUGRAPHS 99: l v., 4 l I X 'mn- ey 'X' lui , i. ff' ,- 4 17 , 3' N AND 0 1 L:-mn 1 f ir 1 ' Bunn IN 1951 S DIED AT LAST DEADLINE it judging from our farewell picture, you can guess that this has been a hectic and killing year. But we have enjoyed almost every minute of planning layouts, typing copy, and glueing pictures. A special thanks is due to Mr.. Roy Kleven, who provided most of the pictures, and to Mrs. Whalen, our advisor whose ideas and critical eyes were a big help throughout the year. As you have paged through this book, we hope you have had many happy recollections and that you will con- tinue to remember this year every time you open THE 1965 CA VA LIER. Q1