Columbus High School - Cougar Yearbook (Columbus, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1960 volume:

. ( con COLUMBOS SCHOOL | ( C±C COLUMBOS DISTRICT 34 I C7DU NORTH DAKOTA ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR---------- CO-EDITOR------- BUSINESS MANAGER- LAYOUT MANAGER- SUBSCRIPTIONS— CLASS EDITOR............. ORGANIZATION MANAGER- ADVERTISEMENT MANAGERS- SPORTS........-........ ACTIVITIES............. TYPISTS.................. PHOTOGRAPHERS............ ADVISOR.................. — ---Karmen Ronning ------Bonnie Farstad ---Lorna Guderjohn ---Sarann Carlstad — ---La Donne Steen Sally Burau Myrna Dewing ---------—Pat Whaley --------Myrna Witty -------Marvey Lowing Muriel Wctterud ■Jeannette Nordtvedt ------Myrna Running ------Dianne Darras Gloria Olson ---—Larry Haugerud Gerald Bourdeau ----------Mr. Dahlin To show our appreciation for his willingness to help us in any worthwhile thing we strive to do; for all the extra work he has done in helping to make the dream of a new school a reality; and for his determination and desire to do anything in his power to make our school a better place and the students in it better citizens, the Senior class of 1960 proudly dedicates this edition of the COUGAR to our principal, Mr. Jerome Thompson. FACULTY FIRST ROW: Mr. Wittich, Mrs. Carlson, Miss Schoeraer, Mrs. Bonsness, Miss Torkelson, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Loucks, Miss Kormann, Mr. King. SECOND RCW: Mr. Mastel, Mr. Carlson, Mr. Draffehn, Mr. Dahlin, Mr. Thompson. SCHOOL BOARD Wallace Burau, George Bourdeau, Ray Curtis, Palmer Brothen, Harry Carlstad, Vance Brumfield. CARLSON S SERVICE Rolland Carlson COOKS Gertie Rebne, Esther Shefstad, Lilly Uleberg. CUSTODIAN Joe Vien STUDENT COUNCIL Bonnie Farstad, Jimmy Tveter, Sarann Carlstad, Gary Burau, Eddie Post, Craig Brenno, Mr. Thompson. NOT PICTURED: Dennis Rude. PAPER STAFF FIRST RON: Sally Burau, Gloria Olson, Marvey Dewing, Bonnie Farstad, Cleo Iverson, Sandra Gunderson, Marsha Durick, Myma Running. SECOND ROW: LaDonne Steen, Mr. Dahlin, Jeannette Nordtvedt. NOT PICTURED: Dianne Darras, Betsy Matson. GAFFANEY'S For Better Office Methods Fhrgo, Minot, Grand Forks, Williston .Seniors Sally I can smile!. Myma Dewing Valedictorian Girls' Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,4; G.A.A. 4; Annual Staff 4. William Thorndal Band 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4; Lettermen's President 4; Class Play 3,4; Boys' State 3; Class President 4; Homecoming King 4. Karmen Ronning Co-Salutatorian Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Trumpet Trio 4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; G.A.A. President 4: Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff Editor 4; Girls' State 3; Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 3. Bonnie Farstad Band 1,2,3,4; Band Secretary 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Jazz Band 4; Sax Quartet 2,3,4; Sax Soloist 4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Pep Club 1, 2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; GA.A. Secre- tary-Treasurer 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Girls' State 3; Student Council 4; Class Vice-President 4. Lorna Guderjohn Co-Salutatorian Band 1,2,3,4; Band Treasurer 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Girls' Sextet 2,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; GJV.A. 3,4; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Girls' State Alternate 3; Class Treasurer 2; Student Council 3} Class Secretary 3. COLUMBUS STATE BANK Congratulations to the Class of 1960 SANDBERG SAND and GRAVEL Washed Sand and Aggregate Redi-Mix-Concrete Lignite, N. Dak. Jeannette Nordtvedt Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Cheerleader 1,4; Alternate Cheerleader 3; Class Play 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 3,4; Class Treasurer 3,4; Home- coming Queen 4. Pat Whaley Pep Club 1,4; G.AJV. 4; Cheer- leader 4; Tennis Club 1; Junior Follies 3; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4; F.H.A. 1; Newcomers' Club 2; Girls' League Council 1; Class Secretary 4; Queen Candidate 4. Gary Burau Band 1,2,3,4; Boys' Chorus 1, 2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Foot- ball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Boys' State 3; Student Council President 4; King Candidate 4. Sarann Carlstad Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; G.A.A. Secretary- Treasurer 4; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Student Council Secretary-Treasurer 4. Clayton Holte Band 1,2,3,4; Trombone Soloist 3,4; Boys' Chorus 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Football 1; Letter-men's Club 3,4; Lettermen's Vice- President 4; Class Play 3,4; Class President 1; King Can- didate 3,4. Jerome Carlson Chorus 1,2,4; Wrestling 2; Football 1; Class Play 4; Annual Staff 3; Class Vice- President 2. Betsy Matson Girls Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Paper Staff 4. Douglas Bonsness Chorus 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Football 1; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4', Class Play 3,4. Cleo Iverson Band 1,2; Girls' Chorus 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Pep Club 1 2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Class Play 3; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3; Queen Candidate 1. Muriel Watterud Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4. OCCIDENT ELEVATORS Feed, Seeds, Fertilizers E. A. Erickson, Manager Sandra Granrud Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Future Homemaker of America 4; Class Play 4. Marlowe Brusven Band 2,3,4; Boys' Chorus 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Class Play 4. Myma Running Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; Girls' Chorus 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Norris Anderson Band 1; Basketball 1; Class Play 4. Myma Witty Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Girls' Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; G.A.A. Vice Presi- dent 4; Class Play 4; Paper Staff 1; Annual Staff 4; Class Reporter 1; Class Secretary- Treasurer 2; Queen Candidate 4. MILLER'S HARDWARE and IMPLEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. George H. Miller Sheldon Thompson Band 1,2,3,4; Band President 3, 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Brass Sextet 3,4; Trumpet Soloist 3,4; Boys' Chorus 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 4; Basketball 1; Wrestling 2,3, 4; Football 1; Wrestling Co- Captain 3; Wrestling Captain 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Class President 3. Kathleen Rude Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; G.A.A. Reporter 4; Class Play 4; Class Secretary- Treasurer 1; Class Reporter 2; Student Council Secretary- Treasurer 2. Sally Burau Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Class Play 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. LeRoy Gilbertson Basketball 3; Wrestling 2; Football 1; Class Play 4. Rodney Mader Boys' Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1; Football 1; Letter- men's Club 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Class Vice-President 1,3; King Candidate 1. GREAT PLAINS SUPPLY CO. Building Materials and Paint Dianne Darras Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Alternate Cheer- leader 3; Class Play 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Librarian 2,3. Dennis Flaherty Wrestling 3; Class President 2. Larry Haugerud Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Boys' Chorus 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Class Play 3,4; Annual Staff 4. Gloria Olson Girls' Chorus 2,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; G.A.A. 3,4; Majorette Alter- nate 4; Class Play 3; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4. Mervin Holter Band 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Class Play 4. BRENDEN'S AUTO SERVICE General Repairing and Tune-Ups Loren Brenden SENIOR PLAY Senior Class Play On October 30, 1959, the Senior Class presented their class play Hillbilly Weddin'. Members of the cast were: Gary Burau----------------------Paw Belsnickle Lorna Guderjohn-----------------Maw Belsnickle Perky Rude-------------------Ceelie Belsnickle Jeannette Nordtvedt-----Bonnie Hae Belsnickle Pat Whaley--------------Juney Lou Belsnickle Dianne Darras------------------Four Belsnickle Sally Burau--------------------Five Belsnickle Muriel Watterud-----------------Six Belsnickle Rodney Mader------------------Obeey Upschlager Douglas Bonsness---------------Chiz Upschlager Clayton Holte--------------------Ronald Maxwell Karmen Ronning-------------------Lucy Maxwell LeRoy Gilbertson-----------------The Reverend Sheldon Thompson-----------------Cousin Zeke Members of the Class-------------The Cousins This play, a hillbilly comedy, consisted of a hillbilly family and a dignified aunt and her nephew. Because their car broke down the Aunt Mrs. Max- well and her nephew Ronald were forced to spend the night with the hillbilly family the Belsnickles. During their stay many exciting events took place including a feud and a wedding. The play was very well performed and was enjoyed by an appreciative audience. CLASS PROPHECY As Father Time unrolls his scroll in 1980, we prophecy that each member of this class will have made a name for himself in this big, wide world. On the basis of their know- ledge inherited, education acquired and experiences obtained during their days at Columbus High School, the class prophecy is as follows: Norris Anderson finally chalked up a win this year in the Memorial Day race at the Indianapolis Speedway, Norris has been practicing since his high school days on these speed runs and this year it paid off in first place money. He has a special section of the grandstand reserved each time he races for seating his out-of-town girl friends who come to watch him perform. Dr. Douglas Bonsness, D.D., D.D.T., world famous plastic surgeon, has recently shocked the world with new experiments using parts of elephants trunks in grafting. His patients are warned to keep away from places where peanuts are served. Marlowe Brusven has staked out one of the first homesteads on the planet of Mars. He got a lot of farming experience during high school days and when he heard that there were no women on Mars he decided that was the place for a shy, bashful, fellow like him to live. Gary Burau, who made his first million on a small farm in Burke County raising brown- nosed Herefords, now has made his second million on Broadway. Gary was a most successful farmer but not completely happv on the farm because he liked to be around a string of girls. He has now bought a share in Radio City where he is the producer in charge of the world famous Radio City Rockettes—a half a hundred beautiful girls under his control and he says now he has found his fulfillment. Dianne Parras, who always had an answer for everything, got into the big money last night on the TV program Keep Talking. She has been a contestant for the past 18 weeks and so far has never run out of chatter, thereby raking up a grand total of $15.49. Dianne said she expected to use her earnings to take a trip to Texas where she hopes to make the acquaintance of a rich oil tycoon. The National Association of Secretaries today voted Sandra Granrud a most outstanding secretary of the year. Sandra has been employed in the offices of Yakity-Yak TV Associates, a studio for producing TV Commercials. She won the recommendation from her boss for this honor of secretary of the year for her contribution of quietness. When asked how she learned to be so quiet, sne said she had been in school witn a class of 16 other girls and never got a chance to talk. Woman lawyer Lorna Guderjohn finally won a case, her first in fifteen years. It was a case of Purina Chickens, won at a raffle sponsored by the Science Club. Dr. Clayton Holte has recently been on probation for telling his patient that those teeth are all right, but those gums have got to go. The City Publishing Company in New Salem has just presented to Sarann Carlstad a gold bound copy of her latest book, Friendship is a Golden Chain, which has sold over a million copies. Miss Carlstad is the author of a long list of best sellers and tall tales. Her writings are a hobby she pursues in her spare time from her regular job of editing the magazines of Glamor and Mademoiselle. Myrna Running and Sallle Burau, experts on love and marriage, have just published their latest Hook entitled, Tross Over the Bridge of Love—Happiness Is Just Over the Hill” A special luncheon was given today on Capital Hill in honor of Financial Secretary Karmen Ronning, after an associated press release gave the news that for the first time in the nation’s history, the budget had been balanced and that prosperity was at an all-time high. Karmen is a certified public accountant and with her keen business judgement, has wiped out unemployment completely except for a small section in Burke County, North Dakota, where we still hear rumors from Columbus High School .that 99% are not working. Friends of Bonnie Farstad were surprised to see her on TV last night doing the commercial for new improved Geritol, the bone, blood, and body builder. She told of her own personal experience of trying to lose weight without cutting down on food, an experiment she has worked on since her high school days. New Geritol is the product of her efforts. Jeannette Nordtvedt has been appointed to the Presidents Cabinet as Secretary of the Treasury. Jeannette will take over the position as soon as she can get released from her duties as Inspector in the Internal Revenue Department. She says she feels well qualified for the job for she relates that anyone who can keep a set of class treasurer books for seniors can tackle almost anything. She will be the only woman on the cabinet but she always was able to get along with the opposite sex so that should prove no problem to her. Myrna Dewing, who has a Ph.D. from Columbia University in New York, has been given the presidential appointment of foreign ambassador to Pakistan. Her knowledge of foreign affairs makes her a perfect choice for the post and the first hand information she gained during the five years she was a private secretary in the White House will be invaluable to her in her new job. Larry love'em and leave'em Haugerud is now divorcing his sixth wife. He says he just can t find one who can run the tractor on his 500 acre farm. You'd never guess it! After many years of unsuccessful marriages. Perky Rude is now president of the Lonely Hearts Club”. Her motto, Love'em, beat era, cheat'em, and leave' Officials behind the iron curtain today received an ultimatum from the United States Embassy for the prompt release of an United States Citizen, our own Jerome Carlson, whom they have had in custody for several months. Jerome invented a new type of wheat combine and met with such success in Russia that they have refused to let him leave. The ultimatum was issued, however, on a plea from LeRoy Gilbertson that he be allowed to go back to the United States to finish his invention on a typewriter that will not make mistakes. He is sure he can make a million dollars on it if he can perfect it and get it installed in high school typing classes. Muriel Watterud was today awarded $10,000 as a grand prize in the Singer Sewing Contest. Muriel always was a good seamstress but never had the time to enter the contest until she recently lost her job at the National Library of Congress. Her supervisor said she was a very effecient librarian but he had to let her go because she spent too much time gazing out the window watching the race cars practice on the nearby race track. Sheldon Thompson has finally lost on the current quiz show You Bet Your Wife . Says Sheldon, It took me nine years, but I finally got rid of her. Now he has to dispose of the 900 wives that he won. The President of the United States just returned from another Summit Conference with one of his two top secretaries, Myrna Witty. The other Cleo Iverson is still in Geneva, arguing with the Soviet Prime Minister. Rodney Mader, after many years of faithful service selling regular gas at Mobile Service Station has been promoted to the high test pump. Mervin Holter, who attempted a solo flight in a high powered atomic cannon, was last seen traveling over Tokyo at 300 miles an hour. Flash.1 Dennis Flaherty is the owner of a fleet of rockets that will span the globe in 30 minutes. Betsy'Matson, Pat Whaley and Gloria Olson are his charming hostesses. Not all the class Eas male scientific strides. There are some who are contributing their part by making a perplexed and weary world laugh. Bill Thorndal, who was always a perfect Circus shortly after he left high school, of Clowns. _ _ _ _ _ CLASS clown in school, joined the Ringling Brothers He has become such a success he was named King POEM Ladies and Gentlemen Your attention please, You are about to hear A masterpiece. We are the class of 1960 The last four years have really been nifty. There are 30 members on our roll, To get a diploma has been our goal. Bonnie Farstad Has quite a musical ear. To Columbus High School She has grown quite dear. Rodney Mader just loves to talk, At most of the girls, he will gawk. Look out world-here he comes Lucky the lad who becomes his chum. Sheldon Thompson is the guy Who can make the people sigh, When his trumpet we do hear Playing loud, sweet, and clear. Jerome Carlson Valedict'orian of these Seniors Seems quite shy. is Myrna Dewing the class genius. But once you get to know him, To study hard was her passtime, Boy! What a guy] So she'd be prepared come classtime. Lorna Guderjohn we feel safe to say Will probably be in the news someda The fashionable clothes she always Will be noted at all big affairs. Sandra Granrud is the shy girl of our clan Always ready with a helping hand. She 's full of good humor and loves to work, She’s also the cooking queen of the county of Burke Perky Rude with a becoming smile Has hopes of being a nurse in a while. Going to dances is one of her pleasures, And sewing is another of her many treasures. Cleo Iverson, you all must know, Because she's always on the go. With a friendly hello and a cheery smile She’ll win any guy with her bewitching begui Jeannette Nordtvedt is carefree and gay, Her future plans she will not convey. Her fine cheerleading pepped up the game, She won a queen’s crown to bring her fame. There is someone cheerful in our class, Muriel Kay Watterud is this lass. Whenever seen around the town You seldom see her with a frown. Gloria Olson With her long blonde hair, Has good intentions of going somewhere. Dennis Flaherty is an Irish lad. But it's not too easy to make him t Seen around a certain sophomore gii He can really avoid that social wh: Larry Haugerud, Our class clown, Can change people To smiles from frowns. Myrna Running’s on the ball Is always there in time for roll call. When she goes out in the world to work, You'll find her duty she'll never shirk Norris Anderson the jolly one of our cr The teachers smile he always drew. The spark-plug of the senior string, He a cheer to a party can bring. To the West Dianne Parras is bound, To the new life She will have found. LeRoy Gilbertson With a flirty grin, Thinks that doing schoolwork's • a sin. If you see a blue and white Roaring down the street, You can bet your boots Mervin Holter's in that seat William Thoradal. the president of our class Is always seen with one cute lass. He won the Homecoming Crown so bright, To be in business he's set his sight. With manners crammed in every nook, Sally Burau is the Emily Post of our group. It will come in handy, we would say, When she becomes a nurse someday. The Co-Salutatorian of our class Is Karmen Ronning, a competent lass. Her Pep Club presidency, we can't overlook, She also edited the school year book. To the AC Gary Burau wants to go To take up agriculture is all we know. Everyone appreciates his remarkable vitality and also his wonderful personality. And Sarann Carlstad never has a frown, Nothing seems to get her down. An elementary teacher she wants to be, Minot State Teachers College t will be. Myrna Witty never misses a dance, At all the boys that are there she'll glance. Get on the bandwagon all you guys. Now there's a girl who can sure make eyesi Betsy Matson who is always in swirls Has always been a help to the Senior girls. But if you should get her alone one night, You'll find out she's really dynamite I Clayton Holte is a boy who loves to bowl., To be a dentist is his goal. In the band and on the basketball team Now there's a boy that's on the begun. Douglas Bonsness is a whiz at all sports, Sharon is the one he courts. He is full of good humor, all will agree, The door to success, he will find the key. Marlowe Brusven if you must know Wants to make science his final goal. He seems quiet with nothing to say But that's ok we like him that way. Pat Whaley is quite new to our class, And she is quite a competent lass. To airline school she is bound, A great future she has found. And that's the poem about our class And the information we did amass. No finer class, would be our guess, Has ever graduated from CHS. CLASS HISTORY In September of 1956, a confused group of freshmen huddled in the halls of Columbus High School. When Supt. Triplett called the roll at the opening assembly and seated the newcomers, there were thirty. Of this number five had started together in the'first grade with Miss Sime as their teacher. They were: Dianne Darras, Sally Burau, Karmen Ronning, Myrna Dewing, and Larry Haugerud. Through the years we gained and lost a few and in 1956 there were thirty eighth grade graduates. They were: Norris Anderson, Douglas Bonsness, Ann Bingham, Dennis Flaherty, Sheldon Thompson, Clayton Holte, Larry Haugerud, Bill Thorndal, Gary Burau, Rodney Mader, Cleone Gerde, Myrna Running, Cleo Iverson, Lorna Guderjohn, Myrna Dewing, Jeannette Nordtvedt, Karmen Ronning, Sharon Nelson, Muriel Watterud, Gayle Carlson, Sally Burau, LeRoy Gilbertson, Betsy Matson, Mervin Holter, Myrna Wick, Marlowe Brusven, Kathleen Rude, Sarann Carlstad, Sandra Granrud, and Myrna Witty. Bonnie Farstad, Jerome Carlson, and Dianne Darras joined us in the Freshmen year. With Miss Moede as our advisor, we floundered through our first class meeting and elected Clayton for President, Rodney as Vice-President and Kathleen as Secretary- Treasurer. To help us get better acquainted the Sophomores gave us an Initiation Party. When we congregated at the beginning of our Sophomore year we had thirty-one sophisticated members with Mr. Ihurn as our advisor. We elected Dennis as president, Jerome as Vice-President, Myrna W, as Secretary and Lorna as Treasurer. Kathleen represented us on the Student Council. Our members were rapidly becoming leaders and were holding important positions in athletics and other activities. Five of our boys made the varsity team in basketball. Our Junior year was full of scholastic, extracurricular and social activities. We chose the following officers: Sheldon as President, Rodney as Vice-President, Lorna as Secretary and Jeannette as Treasurer, with Mr. Thompson as advisor. Karmen and Lorna represented our class on the Student Council. Much excitement was felt when we selected our class rings. Our final year was busy and exciting for at last we were Seniors. We elected Bill as President, Bonnie as Vice-President, Pat as Secretary, and Jeannette as Treasurer. Bonnie, Sarann, and Gary represented us on the Student Council. Mr. Thompson was our class advisor. Many members were winning honors for themselves in athletics and musical activities. Four of our boys were on the basketball team, one participated in wrestling, eleven were members of the band, and seventeen were in the chorus. Two members of our class were cheerleaders. Jeannette and Bill were elected King and Queen of the Christmas Ball. As we hear the strains of the graduation march we realize that it is our group who will soon be leaving. They are: Norris Anderson, Douglas Bonsness, Marlowe Brusven, Gary Burau, Sally Burau, Jerome Carlson, Sarann Carlstad, Dianne Darras, Myrna Dewing, Bonnie Farstad, Dennis Flaherty, LeRoy Gilbertson, Sandra Granrud, Loma Guderjohn, Larry Haugerud, Clayton Holte, Mervin Holter, Cleo Iverson, Rodney Mader, Betsy Matson, Jeannette Nordtvedt, Gloria Olson, Karmen Ronning, Kathleen Rude, Myrna Running, Sheldon Thompson, Bill Thomdal, Muriel Watterud, Pat Whaley, and Myrna Witty. We will walk across the stage and with one flick of the wrist, move the tassels on our caps from student to alumni of Columbus High School. We are ready for our Flight to New Horizons. LAST WILL TESTAMENT We, the undersignedf known officially as the Senior Class of Columbus, of 1960 being of unsound mind, of weak heart, and having but a few short hours to dwell among the horrors of the trials and tribulations of our high school days, do make, publish, and declare this to be our last Will and Testament. To our School we leave our love and loyalty. We also leave the echoes of our soothing voices, the privilege of looking at our senior class pictures, and all the clever jokes in study hall and classes. To the Faculty we leave our appreciation for their understanding and patience and our thanks for their guidance and interest. We also leave them our supply of good grades to give to the kids next year and a dozen red pencils to replace the ones they used up in marking our papers this year. To the Juniors we bequeath that rare gift called senior privileges. We also leave them our ability to raise money and a map of Minot so they wonft get lost there next year on their skip day. We also leave them our poise and dignity which they sadly need. To the Sophmores we give what few traces of meekness and humility we may have left and a lot of advice which we won’t specify because they won’t follow it anyway. To the Freshmen we give our brains and ability, the joy of laughing at nothing and the pleasures and pangs of puppy love. The individual members of the graduating class device and bequeath the following: Sheldon Thompson leaves his seat in detention hall to any Junior who can be late as often as he was. Dennis Flaherty leaves Sandra Early, temporarily of course. Mervin Holter leaves with all the high school girls in tears. Gary Burau leaves his car to Landy Iverson because it would never make it to college. Lorna Guderjohn leaves her knowledge of everyone and everything to June Lunstad. Sandra Granrud bequeaths her quietness to Sandra Gunderson. Rodney Mader leaves his basketball ability to Craig Brenno. It seems to be needed next year. Larry Haugerud leaves his Yul Brynner hair cut to David Ronholdt. Muriel Watterud leaves her rings to Kay Merchant. Myrna Running gives to Kathy Durick her ability to skip school and not get caught. Jeannette Nordtvedt is proud of her unjealousy and leaves it to Marvey Dewing. To Darrell Carlson, Marlowe Brusven leaves his shyness. Clayton Holte leaves his good looks to Robert Helseth. Myrna Witty wills her gift of gab to Maxine Jenson. Dianne Darras leaves her wiggles to Roberta Running in hopes that she will do justice to them. Norris Anderson leaves his ability to make speeches in class to Dennis Boen. William Thorndal leaves the unpaid bills of the Senior Class to next year’s Senior Class Treasurer. Gloria Olson leaves her many hair styles to Sandra Huwe. Bonnie Farstad leaves her ability to control her temper to Jerome Dalebout as he certainly needs it. Betsy Matson leaves her late hours to LaDonne Steen. Karmen Ronning leaves her good nature to Beth Melgaard and Adeline Ularud. Cleo Iverson leaves absolutely nothing. She’s taking everything with her. Jerome Carlson leaves his good posture to Lynette Basse1. Douglas Bonsness leaves his ability to get along with his girlfriend to Larry Tessmer. Sally Burau leaves her giggle to Leslie Walleen. LeRoy Giibertson leaves his ability to get last minute dates to Jimmy Tveter. Pat Whaley leaves her southern accent to Bonnie Darras. Perky Rude leaves her height to Mr. Wittich. Myrna Dewing leaves her many hours of studying to Ardis Olson and hopes she makes use of them. Sarann leaves her red hair to Roberta Ely. T° tho6e who we have failed to mention we leave our other numerous talents and abilities and the memory of one of the finest classes ever to graduate from Columbus High School. In witness whereof, we the Senior Class of Columbus High School, have here our hands and seal this twenty fourth day of May, in the year of our Lord nineteen and sixty. unto set hundred Undercii ercl ci 5 5 m en JUNIOR PLAY Junior Class Play On April 22, I960, the Junior Class presented their play The Boarding House Reach. The cast was as follows: Jerome Koppelsloen---------------------Wilbur Maxwell Eddie Post---------------------------Hercules Nelson Sandra Gunderson-----------Betty Lou Maxwell Julie Curtis---------------------------Connie Maxwell Sandra Huwe-------------------------Bernadine Smith Jim Tveter-------------------------------John Maxwell LaDonne Steen---------------------------Janet Maxwell Marsha Durick---------------------Aunt Mary Larry Tessmer---------------------------Limpy McGuire Kay Marchant-----------------------------Nora McGuire Bruce Person------Herman Ninety-Volt” Jones Bonnie Peterson--------------------Roughhouse Ruby Gerald Bourdeau--------------------Mr. Potter Marvey Dewing-----------------------Lucy Burns Judy Curtis-------------------------Mrs. Mott Graig Brumfield-----------------------Connolly The Boarding House Reach was a comedy in three acts. The plot was that Wilbur Maxwell wanted a bicycle and tried to earn enough money for one. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell leave on a business trip and intend to be gone one week. Wilbur decides to start a boarding house and they soon have the house crawling with strange persons. Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell come home and there is quite a lot of confusion. John Maxwell ends up in jail, and Wilbur and Hercules are in great trouble. The boys plan a capture and the thiefs are caught. Everything works out fine and Wilbur gets his bicycle. JUNIORS LaDonne Orrin Harvey Julie Steen Olson Dewing Curtis President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer Jerome Kay Jim Judy Jerome Koppelsloen Harchant Tveter Curtis Dalebout Craig Sandra Eddie Marsha Douglas Brumfield Gunderson Post Durick Ness COLUMBUS THEATRE The Amusement Centre of the Northwest Always A Good Movie ’ v JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The Junior-Senior Pro was held on May 13, 1960, at the high school gymnasium. The theme for the prom this year was entitled Oriental Gardens . The orchestra for the evening was Pete Goetz . For entertainment we were favored with a trumpet solo by Sheldon Thompson, a trombone solo by Mr. Mastel, and a song by LaDonne Steen, Lynette Hassel, Larry Tessmer, and Clayton Holte. J JOHNSON'S CAFE and APARTMENTS Good food and homemade pastry SOPHOMORES John Keith Cheri Roberta Morrison Nordtvedt Whaley Ely President Vice Pres. Secretary Treasurer Dennis Boen Adeline Ulsrud Barry Granrud Sandra Early Kevin Durick 1 ' ' s' J JI sift 1 I I II I Byron Watterud Leslie Walleen Gary Roberta Wesley Darras Running Julson Bruce Engstrom Lynette Hassel Darrell Carlson David Ronholdt Genevieve Westerness Roger Bourdeau Dennis Sharon Rude Witty Not Pictured Dick Strom FORTHUN'S HOTEL Mrs. and Mrs. Ted Forthun SNAPSHOTS FRESHMEN Robert Swenson President Tijn Durick Vice Pres. Bonnie Witty Secretary Tim Slater Treasurer Yvonne Darras Elaine Oas Landie Ricky Iverson Potts Beverly Hagen Jeanne Peterson Carl Johnson Carolyn Dale bout June Lunstad Sherry Steen RMM Maxine Jensen Delwin Nordtvedt Shirley Kathy Jimmy Wayne Kathy Sally Holter Durick Heitz Dewing Langen Dalebout HUNSTEAD'S FOUNTAIN SERVICE Marvin F. Hunstead EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Sharon Hagen, Darla Gilbertson, Connie Tweet, LuAnna Brusven, Jerilyn Ely, Sharon Clark, Susan Powell, Elizabeth Benson. SECOND ROW-: Oral Brenno, Beth Melgaard, Sherrald Nygaard, Mervyn Anderson, Jerome Negaard, Susan Valleen, ChrisAnn Carlstad, Judy Forward, Mr. King. THIRD ROW: Danny Bratlien, Douglas Watterud, Roger Dollarhide, Charles Swenson, Dennis Tessmer, Jim Anderson, Gaylen Dewing. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST RCW: Muriel Carlstad, Myrna Carlstad, Barbara Benson, Cherry Tyndal, Mary Thorndal, Connie Curtis, Patsy Julson, Connie Huwe, Debbie Steffensen, Sandra Nordtvedt. SECOND ROW: Charles Clark, Keith Berg, Robert Casteel, Linda Johnson, Linda Early, James Miller, Frank Heitz, LaVonne Olson, Kristine Ronning, Ronald Brothen, Mrs. Loucks. THIRD ROW: Clifford Peterson, Terry Nygaard, Keith Hassel, Dale Person, Reggie Rude, Dennis Bratlien, Kerry Strom. NOT PICTURED: Harlan Boen. BARIXJSON'S STORE Clothing Needs For The Family FIRST ROW: Bonnie Jo Steffensen, Connie Koppelsloen, Virginia Dodge, Judy Ely, Gayle Redka. SECOND ROW: Eldon Brothen, Kent Olson, Gary Hunstead, Wayne Roster, Darrell Brenno, Mrs. Campbell. THIRD ROW: Harvey Roster, James Peterson, David Nygaard, Tim Fay, Keith Strom. SIXTH GRADE FIRST RCW: Charlotte Brodal, Betty Peterson, Julie Peterson, Bonnie Cole, Janet Nelson, Terry Lou Swenson, Sheila Walleen, Carolyn Koppelsloen, Linda Springsted, LeeAnn Bonsness. SECOND RCW: Nolan Shefstad, Arlin Oas, Alcene Running, Patty Slater, Phillip Van Houtan, Terry Martin, Bruce Swenson, Kevin Watterud. THIRD ROW: Donald Brenno, Eugene Berg, John Fay, Randy Running, Ronnie Grant, Larry Dalebout, Steven Powell, Miss Torkelson FIFTH GRADE STARS ON1 S FUNERAL HOKE Noonan, N. Dak. FOURTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Cherry Peterson, Lana Tessmer, 0'Ane Gochanour, Lenore Brodal, Karen Grover, Sharon Grover, Carol Nordtvedt, Barbard Olson, Barbara Tonneson. SECOND ROW: David Ronning, Gary Ostlund, Mylon Watterud, Denis Hunstead, JoAnn Springsted, Janet Powell, Michele Brumfield, Kathy Anderson, Vicki Running, Joel Dihle, Miss Schoemer. THIRD ROW: Arthur Benson, Mark Kvernum, Darrell Dihle, Ricky Bonsness, Gary Melgaard, Eugene Dodge, Steven Serdahl. NOT PICTURED: Joe Van Houtan. THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: Aria Mann, Sandra Holm, Carla Cole, Peggy Powell, Teri Fay, Amy Koppelsloen, Marsha Berg, Alice Louden, Ann Koppelsloen. SECOND ROW: Vicky Bonsness, Teresa Curtis, Cheryl Koster, Elaine Dodge, Brenda Mann, Judi Gilbertson, Susan Hagen. THIRD ROW: Larry Negaard, Mike Ely, Michael Ringwall, Allen Rebne, Doyle Nygaard, Darrell Steffensen, Jerry Springsted, Craig Dahl, Mrs. Bonsness. NOT PICTORED: Joey Myers. HELIX'S BEAUTY SHOP Helen Brusven SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Barbara Van Houtan, Charmayne Gochanour, Beryl Running, Beth Running, Cheryl Watterud, LouAnn Redka, Shelly Tveter. SECOND ROW: Bradley Grover, Miles Swenson, Herb Thorndal, Donald Dihle, Diana Swearingen, Dione Nygaard, Loralie Young, Steven Bratlien THIRD ROW: Leslie Springsted, Donald Nygaard, Bobby Undhjem, Layne Hermanson, John Ostlund, Randy Anderson, Bill Fay, Mrs. Carlson. FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Wanda Post, Carol Louden, LeAnn Watterud, Mary Kay Durick, Becky Bonsness, Cindy Johnston, DeAnn Berg, Betty Tonneson, Faye Ratcliff. RECOND ROW: Shannon Tveter, Michael Fogarty, Debra Dihle, Marilyn Witty, Marcie Myers, Vicky Uleberg, Donald Young, Gerry Scharberg, Jerry Gilbertson. THIRD ROW: Steven Holm, Bill Soder- quist, John Slater, David Koble, Donald Negaard, Kris Ringvall, Terry Brenno, Jere Cole, Robert Ronning. Miss Kormann JONNIE'S MOTEL Mr. and Mrs. John Dollar hide LARSON SCHOOL FIRST ROW: La Don Anderson, Jean Liggett, Antoinette Liggett, Jimmy Iverson, Jerry Burau, Johnny Johnson. SECOND ROW: Julie Johnson, Deborah Anderson, Guriene Anderson, Helen Liggett, Tommy Burau, Roger Burau, Craig Burau. SORLIE SCHOOL FIRST ROW: Peggy O'Neil, Dale Ronholdt, Jane O'Neil, Vicki Olson, Arlie Ronholdt, Unmet O'Neil. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Haugen, Chester Ronholdt, Wayne Jensen, Judy Olson, Florence Jensen, Galen Ronholdt. OAS SCHOOL FIRST ROW: Leland Hoff, John Velo, David Oas. SECOND ROW: Alice Bingham, Donald Velo, Brenda Oas, Norman Westerness. THIRD ROW: Deanna Hoff, Barry Helseth, Grant Bingham, Shirley Westerness, Wayne Westerness. Miss Ardella Olson. OLSON'S STANDARD SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Olson A BAND FIRST ROW: Carolyn Dalebout, Marsha Durick, Roger Bourdeau, Sharon Clark, Susan Powell, Cherry Tyndal, Adeline Ulsrud, Roberta Ely, Beth Melgaard, Connie Tweet. SECOND ROW: Lorna Guderjohn, Sandra Gunderson, Myrna Witty, Sharon Witty, Sheldon Thompson, Kay Marchant, Karmen Ronning, Sandra Huwe, Jim Slater, Dennis Tessmer, Roger Dollarhide, Carl Johnson, Mervin Holter, Robert Swenson, Landie Iverson, Kathy Durick, Byron Watterud, Charles Swenson, Cheri Whaley, Sherry Steen, Craig Brenno, Bonnie Farstad. THIRD ROW: ChrisAnn Carlstad, Shirley Holter, Dick Strom, Sharrell Anderson, Sandra Whaley, Susan Walleen, Connie Curtis, Connie Huwe, Perky Rude, Roberta Running, Ricky Potts, John Morrison, Larry Tessmer, LaDonne Steen, Jerilyn Ely, Larry Haugerud, Jim Tveter, Marlowe Brusven, Gary Burau, Kevin Durick, Clayton Holte. Mr. Mastel. USD OFFICERS 2ocsie Farstad, Lorna Guderjohn, Sheldon IbonpaoB, Clayton Holte, Marsha Durick, La Bmm Steen, Mr. Mastel. MAJORETTES Muriel Carlstad, Cherry Tyndal, Marsha Durick, Myrna Carlstad, LeAnn Bonsness. DEL'S BAR and HILLARDS Delwyn Hermanson CADET BAND FIRST ROW: Sharon Clark, Debbie Steffensen, Linda Springsted, Dennis Bratlien, LeeAnn Bonsness, Carolyn Koppelsloen, Sheila Walleen, Susan Powell. SECOND ROW: Kieth Berg, Ronnie Brothen, Mary Thorndal, Larry Dalebout, Kevin Watterud, Reggie Rude, Randy Running, Terry Martin, Kerry Strom, Arlin Oas, Bruce Swenson, Jerome Negaard, John Fay. THIRD ROW: Myma Carlstad, Bonnie Cole, Douglas Watterud, Danny Bratlien, Mr. Mastel. BEG I N N ER8' BAND jdetn Strom, Kent Olson, Tim Fay, Eldon Brothen, Gayle Redka, Judy Ely, Bonnie Steffensen, Connie Koppelsloen, David Uygaard, Mr. Mastel FAIRVIEW MILL CO. See us for Grain Cleaning and Treating Feeds, Seeds, and Fertilizer Milo Undhjem Mgr. Stampede, N. Dak. ENSEMBLES CLARIM1 QUARTET Carolyn Jalebout, Marsha Durick, Roger Bourdeau, Sharon Clark. SAX QUARTET La Donne Steen, Jerilyn Ely, Sherry Steen, Bonnie Farstad. MIXED ENSEMBLE FIRST ROW: Jerilyn Ely, Roberta Ely, La Donne Steen, Adeline Ulsrud. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Slater, Larry Tessmer, Kevin Durick, Robert Swenson. BRASS SEXTET Sheldon Thompson, Kay Marchant, Larry Tessmer, Larry Haugerud, Roberta Ely, Clayton Holte. Bonnie Farstad receiving the John Philip Sousa Award from Mr. Mastel. n JACK and JILL TRUMPET TRIO Aally Fay Sheldon Thompson, Kay Marchant, Karmen Ronning. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: Kay Marchant, Muriel Watterud, Yvonne Darras, Judy Curtis, Elaine Oas, Lynette Hassel, Jeannette Nordtvedt, Mr. Mastel, Marvey Dewing, Sandra Early, Kathy Durick, Sharon Witty, Sandra Granrud, Karmen Ronning, Cheryl Berg. SECOND ROW: Leslie Walleen, Sarann Carlstad, Adeline Ulsrud, Shirley Holter, Roberta Ely, Kathleen Rude, LaDonne Steen, Sherry Steen, Lorna Guderjohn, Cleo Iverson, Gloria Olson, Bonnie Farstad, Roberta Running, Sandra Huwe. THIRD ROW: Carl Johnson, Marlowe Brusven, Bryon Watterud, Dick Strom, John Morrison, Clayton Holte, Jerome Carlson, Larry Tessmer, Larry Haugerud, Sheldon Thompson, Robert Swenson, Tim Slater, Gary Darras, Charles Swenson, Danny Bratlien. FOURTH ROW: Gary Burau, James Slater, Kevin Durick, NOT PICTURED: Dianne Darras, Julie Curtis. GIRLS TRIO BOYS QUARTET Jerilyn Ely, Roberta Ely, LaDonne Steen. Clayton Holte, Larry Tessmer, Kevin Durick, Robert Swenson. TRUAX-TRALR COAL CO. Columbus, North Dakota Performance Magna Cum Laude! Kincaid Lignite GIRLS' CHORUS FIRST ROW: Charles Swenson, Dick Strom, Johnny Morrison, Gary Burau, r. Mastel, Jerome Carlson, Larry Haugerud, Robert Swenson, Carl Johnson, Danny Rratlien. SECOND ROW: Marlowe Brusven, Sheldon Thompson, Clayton Holte, Jim Slater, Larry Tessmer, Kevin Durick, Byron Watterud, Tim Slater, Gary Darras. CROSBY CREAMERY Congratulations and Best Wishes FIRST ROW: SanJra Huwe, Sharon Clark, Sharon Witty, Sandra Early, Lynette Kassel, Lorna Guderjohn, Mr. Mastel, Jerilyn Ely, Susan Walleen, Judy Curtis, Yvonne Darras, Muriel Watterud, Cheryl Berg. SECOND ROW: ChrisAnn Carlstad, Leslie Walleen, Sarann Carlstad, Xarvey Dewing, Roberta Ely, Kathleen Rude, LaDonne Steen, Sherry Steen, Jeannette Nordtvelt, Bonnie Farstad, Roberta Running, Darla Gilbertson. THIRD ROW: Barbara Benson, Beth Melgaard, Shirley iiolter, Cleo Iverson, Elaine Oas, Karmen Ronning, Kathy Durick, Gloria Olson, Adeline Ulsrud, Sandra Granrud, Sherrald Mygaard, Kay .-jrchant. NOT PICTURED: Julie Curtis, Dianne Darras. BOYS' CHORUS G. A. A. FIRST ROV.: Sallie Dalebout, Carolyn Dalebout, Sharrell Anderson, Kathy Langan, June Lunstad, Jeanne Peterson, Maxine Jenson, LaVonnc Clscn, Debbie Steffensen, Susan Walleen, Myrna Carlstad, Christine Ronning, Linda Johnson, Muriel Carlstad, Connie Curtis. SECOND RCA : Adeline Ulsrud, Roberta Ely, Beverly Hagen, Cheryl Berg, Shirley llolter, Darla Gilbertson, Linda Early, Sandra Nordtvedt, Barbara Benson, Sharon Clark, Elizabeth Benson, Jerilyn Ely, ChrisAnn Carlstad, Sherrald Nygaard, Connie Tweet. THIRD RO. : Sandra Early, Pat Whaley, Marsha Durick, Sandra Huwe, Roberta Running, Myrna Running, Bonnie Peterson, Sallie Burau, Jeannette Nordtvedt, Muriel ' atterud, Marvey Dewing, LuAnna Brusven, Judy Curtis. FOURTH KO : Lynette Hassel, Sherry Steen, Cleo Iverson, Myrna Vitty, Kay Marchant Sandra Gunderson, Gloria Olson, Sandra Granrud, Perky Rude, Bonnie Farstad, Sarann Carlstad, Beth Melgaard, Judy Forward. FIFTH RO : ;r i? r?ron, Myrna Dewing, Sharon T ittv, Ronnie Vitty, Elaine Oas, Yvonne Darras, Leslie Walleen, Genevieve Westerness, Patsy Julsen, Cherry Tyndal, Mary Thorndal. SIXTH ROW: Lorna Guderjchn, Karmen Ronninq, Susan Powell, Sharon Hagen, Connie Huwe LaDonne Steen, Cheri Whaley, Kathy Durick, Sandra Whaley, Mr. Carlson. NOT PICTURED: Dianne Darras, Betsy Matson, Julie Curtis. LETTERMEN’9 CLUB FIRST ROW: Landie Iverson, Delwin Nord- tvedt, Bruce Person, Tim Slater, Craig Brumfield. SECOND ROW: Sheldon Thompson, Craig Brenno, Keith Nordtvedt, Johnny lorrison, Rodney Mader, Jerome Dalebout, Eddie Post. THIRD ROW: Robert Person, Jim Slater, Gary Burau, Larry Tessmer, Jim Tveter. NOT PICTURFD: Clayton Holte, Douglas Bonsness, David Ronholdt. SNAPSHOTS SNAPSHOTS A rough dayj.' SNAPSHOTS Wow-boysi A cute poise. cuno.� • bacV. Betted J. % tMcM Thinking?? k at' CHEERLEADERS A-TEAM cheerleaders Cheri Whaley, Pat Whaley, Jeannette Nordtvedt, Marsha Durick. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS Kathy Durick, Sandra Whaley, Adeline Ulsrud. GRADE CHttRLI ADI Rf Muriel Carlstad, Cherry Tyndal, Susan Powell, Susan Walleen. 3TRICK BROTHERS ?trd Cars and Trucks JP tu) ;ere Tractors and Implements A TEAM Douglas Bonsness Crai Brenno, Clayton Holte, Levin Durick, Gary Burau, Hr. Carlson, Larry Tessaier, Janes Tveter, Keith Kordtvedt, Dennis Rude, Rodney Kader. Delwin Mordtvedt, Student Manager. NO? PICTURED: Bob Person. B TEAM FIRST ROW: Wayne Ccurhlin, Grrin Olson, Kevi-. Durick, yrcr .altered, Dennis P.ude. SECOIiD ROW: Roger Doardeau, Tinny Durick, Vayne Devin-, Hr. Thompson, Landy Iverson, Timmy Slater, Gary Darras. Carl John- son, Student Manager. ELITE STUDIO Truly Portraits of Life Buttrey Bldg., Minot, N. Dak. WRESTLERS FIRST ROW: Tin Slater, Landy Iverson, Ricky Potts, Robert Swenson, Roger Dollarhide. SECOND ROW: Eddie Post, Orrin Olson, Johnny Morrison, Mr. king, Sheldon Thompson, Jerome Dalebout, Craig Brum- field. NOT PICTURED: David Ronholdt. GRADE TEAM Jerome Negaard, Eldon Brothen-Student Manager, Danny Bratlien, Ronald Brothen, Jim Anderson, Gaylen Dewing, Dennis Tessmer, Charles Swenson, Robert Castel, Keith Berg, Oral Brenno, Randy Running, James Miller, Coach Mr. Darryle Wittich NORTHERN BOTTLING COMPANY Minot, North Dakota 3even-up, Pepsi-Cola, Nesbitt's Orange TRACK Bruce Person Ricky Potts Tim Slater Keith Nordtvedt Craig Brenno THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bowbells, North Dakota Over 55 years of service Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System A Par Bank'1 9TH.11TH S12TH P.E. Post, Wayne Dewing, Craig Brumfield, Carl Johnson. SECOND ROW: Ricky Potts, Hervin HoIter, Bobby Helseth, Timmy Slater, Norris Anderson, Tim Durick, Jimmy Heitz, Gerald Bourdeau, Larry Haugerud. THIRD ROW: Bruce Person, Robert Swenson, Jerome Daiebout, Sheldon Thompson, Doug Ness, Kr. Carlson, William Thorndal, Jim Slater, Orrin Olson, Dennis Flaherty. NOT PICTURED: LeRoy Gilbertson. 7TH ,8TH S 1 OTH P.E. FIRST ROW: Danny Bratlien, Douglas Watterud, Kerry Strom, Roger Dourdeau, Keith Berg, Charles Clark, Clifford Peterson, Ronnie Brothen, Roger Dollarhide, Dennis Bratlien. SECOND ROW: Reggie Rude, James Hiller, Darrell Carlson, Dick Strom, Byron Watterud, Wesley Julson, Barry Granrud, Johnny Harrison, Mervyn Anderson, Bruce Engstrom, Oral Brenno. THIRD ROW: Dale Person, Robert Casteel, Charles Swenson, Gary Darras, Keith Hassel, Dennis Tessmer, Terry Nygaard, Frank Heitz, Jerome Negaard, Jimmy Anderson, Gaylen Dewing, Mr. Carlson. NOT PICTURED: Harlan Boen, Dennis Boen, Kevin Durick, David Ronholdt, Dennis Rude. 9TH.11TH 12TH P.E. FIRST ROl : Sandra Gunderson, Elaine Cas, Muriel 1 atterud, Kay Merchant, Sandra Huwe, Cheryl Berg, Sally Burau, Marvey Dewing, Kartaen Ronning, Judy Curtis. SECOND ROW: Bonnie itty, Sandra Whaley, Yvonne Darras, Sally Dalebout, Sherry Steen, Shirly Uolter, fharrell Anderson, Jeanne Peterson, Sarann Carlstad, Sandra Granrucl, iiaxine Jensen. THIRD ROE': Pat Whaley, Kathy Durick, Carolyn Dalebout, Eonnie Farstad, Cleo Iverson, Marsha Durick, Perky Rude, Lorna Guderjohn, LaDonne Steen, Myrna Witty, Beverly Hagen, Gloria Olson, Jeannette Nordtvedt. NOT PICTURED: Dianne Darras, Betsy Matson, Myrna Running, Bonnie Peterson, Julie Curtis, Kathy Lang.an. 7TH .8TH S 10TH P.E. FIRST ROW: Patsy Julson, Cherry Tyndal, Muriel Carlstad, Debbie Steffenson, Judy Forward, Kristine Ronning, Linda Johnson, Sandra Nordtvedt, Barbara Benson, Myrna Carlstad, Connie Huwe. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth Benson, Cheri Whaley, Sharon Clark, Connie Curtis, Darla Gilbertson, Beth Melgaard, Susan Walleen, Mary Thorndal, Roberta Running, Roberta Ely, Jerilyn Ely, Connie Tweet, Lynette Hassel. THIRD ROW: Sharon Hagen, LaVonne Olson, Sharon Witty, Susan Powell, Sherrald Nygaard, LuAnna Brusven, Genevieve Westerness, Adeline Ulsrud, Leslie Walleen, Sandra Early, ChrisAnn Carlstad, Linda Early. Mr. Carlson.