Columbus High School - Cougar Yearbook (Columbus, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1962 volume:

W ± t ■ •rat • � DEDICATION Roberta Ely Valedictorian Sharon Witty Co-Salutatorian f-fOiUVl Qtud vk Sandra Early Co-Salutatorian 3 KEVIN DURICK Chorus 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 1; V. Pres. 2; Treasurer 3; Student Council 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Boys' Quartet 2,3,4; Boys' State 3; Letterman's Club 3; Trombone solo 3,4. SANDRA EARLY Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' sextet 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Paper staff 3; Annual editor 4; Class play 3,4; Class sec. 3; Student council 4. 4 BRUCE ENGSTROM ROBERTA ELY Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Annual staff 3,4; Editor paper 4; Class treas. 2; Girls' trio 1,2,3,4; Girls' sextet 3,4; French horn solo 2,3,4; Vocal solo 3,4; Girls' State 3; French horn quartet 3,4. 5 6 DENNIS RUDE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 4. ROBERTA RUNNING Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Class play 4; Girls' sextet 4; Paper staff 3; Annual staff 3. RICHARD STROM Chorus 1,3; Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,4; Wres- tling 1,2; Football 4; Class play 4. ADELINE ULSRUD Student Council 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Paper staff 2,3,4; Annual staff 3,4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Girls' trio 4; Girls' sextet 3,4; Girls' State 3; Class play 3,4; Vocal solo 3,4; French horn quartet 3,4. 7 r m CHERYL WHALEY Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4; Paper staff 3,4; Class play 3,4; Class secretary 2; Class treas. 4; Queen's attendant 4. SHARON WITTY Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Annual staff 3; Paper staff 2,3,4; Class secretary 1,4; Class play 3,4; Queen's attendant 4. 8 Not pictured: WESLEY JULSON FIRST ROW: Mr. King, English; Mr. Bethke, math; Mrs. Loucks, 7th grade; Mr. Troxel, P.E. and social studies; Mr. Nelson, music; SECOND ROW: Mr. Atwood, science; Mr. Thompson, principal, commerce; Mr. Draffehn, Supt., French; Mr. Carlson, basketball, social studies. f-fcgli Qchool F ouiiy Qcbwl Rjt uxJkij Miss Harmon, 1st; Mrs. Carlson, 2nd; Mrs. Bonsness, 3rd; Mrs. Marston, 4th; Mrs. Campbell, 5th; Mr. McDonald, 6th. 9 FIRST ROW: Dave Ronholdt, Craig Brenno, Gen Westerness, Adeline Ulsrud, Sandra Early, Editor; Lynette Hassel, Roberta Ely. SECOND ROW: Mr. King, Beverly Hagen, Sharrell Anderson, Cheryl Berg. Not pictured: Sherry Steen. SEATED: Dave Ronholdt, Craig Brenno, Sharon Witty, Adeline Ulsrud, Roberta Ely, Editor; Lynette Hassel, Cheri Whaley. STANDING: Kathy Langan, Beverly Hagen, Kathy Durick, Elaine Oas, Cheryl Berg. Not Pictured: Sherry Steen. 10 Mr. Thompson, Carolyn Dalebout, Adeline Ulsrud, Kevin Durick, President, Mary Thomdal, Robert Swenson, Charles Swenson, Sandra Early. QtudtoCb CoutoClt; ii 9 FIRST ROW: Tim Durick, Roger Dollarhide, Charles Swenson, Doug Watterud, Steve Powell, John Fay. SECOND ROW: John Morrison, Dennis Rude, Kevin Durick, Keith Nordtvedt, Keith Berg, Bob Swenson. THIRD ROW: Tim Slater, Dave Ronholdt, Craig Brenno, Byron Watterud, Dick Strom, Gary Ronholdt, Landie Iverson, Chester Ronholdt. 4 Mr. Troxel benignly Led by all-conference seniors Dennis Rude and David Ronholdt, the Cougars resumed football after an interval of four years. The inexperienced team made great progress during the season, and most players felt that in spite of the score the Bowbells game marked the outstanding team ef- fort of the year. 7 . . . Berthold........ 33 21 . . . Lignite ......... 0 0 . . . Carpio ......... 33 13 . . . Bowbells........ 43 0 . . . Powers Lake ... 36 57 . . . Westhope......... 0 0 . . . Sherwood........ 51 directs head-knocking. 14 John Morrison, Captain Kevin Durick Dave Ronholdt, Captain All-Conference Dennis Rude All-Conference Sherwood grider halts Tim Durick despite Dave's and Charlie's efforts. Dennis picks up yardage against Bowbells. John and Craig lead inter- ference. Keith Nordtvedt Byron Watterud Sandy Whaley, Cherry Tyndall, Adeline Ulsrud, and Cheri Whaley boost team morale. 15 Dramatic scene superbly acted by Dave Ronholdt. Hectic preparations. Ji . P0ay The Junior and Senior classes of Columbus High School went together this year to present The Remarkable Inci- dent at Carson Comers. This was the first dramatic play presented here for many years. The cast included Craig Brenno, Carolyn Dalebout, Rick Potts, Sherry Steen, Roberta Ely, Byron Watterud, John Morrison, Roberta Running, Kevin Durick, Adeline Ulsrud, Sally Dalebout, Dave Ron- holdt, Cheri Whaley, Dick Strom, Tim Slater, Landy Iver- son, Sandra Whaley, Kathy Durick, Jeanne Peterson, Sandra Johnson, Kathy Langan, Tim Durick, Shirley Holter, Robert Swenson, Carl Johnson, and Delwin Nordtvedt. Mr. Draffehn accepts gift from Tim Slater. Kathy attempts to make-up Craig. 17 Tiger Potts Forty miles from home. 2 more for Keith. Moon rises over Cougarville. Thompson's slave galley. Clm 0$mf Roger Dollarhide President Doug Watterud Vice President Sherry Steen President Sharon Hagen Secretary Delwin Nordtvedt Vice President Reggie Rude Vice President Carolyn Dalebout Student Council Kristine Ronning Secretary LuAnna Brusven Treasurer Elaine Oas Secretary Charles Swenson Student Council Tiir, Slater Treasurer Barbara Benson President Robert Swenson Student Council Myma Carlstad Treasurer Mary Thorndal Student Council Juntos PiesfuHOK Jim Heitz Cheryl Berg Craig Brenno The junior class looks back with pride on their many and varied accomplishments during this past year. Juniors performed in the two school plays, worked on the paper and annual staffs; and the whole class contributed to our particular in- terest this year, the prom and banquet at which we honored the graduating seniors. Confidently we await the arrival of our senior year. Bob Helseth Shirley Holter Sally Dalebout Tim Durick Landie Iverson Carl Johnson Beverly Hagen Kathy Durick Kathy Lang an June Lunstad Jeanne Peterson Ricky Potts Not pictured: Sharrell Anderson Yvonne D arras Connie Huber Maxine Jensen Sandra Whaley 20 Elizabeth Benson Not pictured: Susan Powell Dan Bratlien Oral Brenno Chris Ann Carlstad Wayne Jensen Beth Melgaard Jerilyn Ely Darla Gilbertson Not involved, as yet, in dramatics, proms, or money-raising, the sophomores were free to spend most of the year with their books--and in football, band, cheerleading, etc. Several boys lettered in football, basketball, and track and are being counted on to fill in for the departing seniors. Jerome Negaaid Sherrald Nygaard Dennis Tessmer Barbara Nielson Janice Skalicky Connie Tweet 21 Keith Berg Dennis Bratlien Ron Brothen Muriel Carlstad Not pictured Kerry Strom Bob Casteel Frank Heitz Connie Curtis Linda Early Lona Johnson Pat Julson Jim Miller Sandra Nordtvedt Connie Huwe Linda Johnson Terry Nygaard Dale Person Gary Ronholdt Paul Runningen Following a vigorous initiation at the hands of the sophomores last September, the freshmen took their place as members of Columbus High School. Already this class has shown that it has much to offer the school in athletics, music, scholastic efforts, and other school af- fairs. The freshmen look forward to three more fruitful years at C.H.S. Debbye Steffenson 22 Cherry Tyndal FIRST ROW: LeAnti Bonstiess, Elaine Johnson, Charlotte Brodal, Shirley Westerness, Julie Peterson, Alcene Running, Patty Slater, Terry Swenson, Gurine Anderson, Sharon Cupps, Carolyn Koppelsloen, Linda Springstead. SECOND ROW: Terry Martin, Nolan Shefstad, Randy Running, Harlan Boen, Arlin Oas, Darcy Undhjem, Kevin Watterud, Larry Skalicky, Steve Powell, Eugene Berg. THIRD ROW: Tommy Burau, John Fay, Keith Hassel, Chester Ronholdt, Larry Dalebout, Bruce Swenson, Donald Brenno. Not Pictured: Janet Nelson, Phillip Van Houtan. Idk GrtOuijb Q u vdli iOui FIRST ROW: Julie Johnson, Gayle Redka, Peggy O'Neil, Virginia Dodge, Florence Jenson, Judy Ely, Bonnie Steffensen. SECOND ROW: Grant Bingham, Roger Burau, Galan Ronholdt, Deanna Hoff, Con- nie Koppelsloen, Babette Drinkwine, Keith Strom, Kent Olson, Mrs. Loucks. THIRD ROW: Wayne Westemess, David Nygaard, Darrell Brenno, Robert Olson, Gary Hunstead, Tim Fay, Eldon Brothen, Jimmy Peterson. Not pictured: Deborah Anderson, Larry Huber. 23 FIRST ROW: David Ronning, Kathleen Skalicky, Lana Tressmer, Jane O'Neil, Karen Grover, Sharon Grover, Barbara Tonneson, Lenore Brodal, Steven Serdal. SECOND ROW: Denis Hunstead, Carol Nordtvedt, Vicky Running, JoAnn Springstead, Judy Olson, Kathy Anderson, Ann Gochanour, Darrell Dihle, Arthur Benson. THIRD ROW: Mark Kvernum, Gary Melgaard, Mylon Watterud, LaVerne Haga, Joel Dihle, Jimmy Holte, Ricky Bonsness, Ugene Dodge, Mr. McDonald. Qfyih Fifth vOdi FIRST ROW: LaDon Anderson, Sandra Holm, Ann Koppelsloen, Amy Koppelsloen, Nicolette Drinkwine, Alice Marie Louden, Marsha Berg, Teri Fay, Aria Mann, SECOND ROW: Peggy Powell, Brenda Oas, Vicky Bonsness, Susan Hagen, Alice Bingham, Elaine Dodge, Brenda Mann, Teresa Curtis, Judy Gilbert- son. THIRD ROW: Darrell Steffensen, Michael Ely, Barry Helseth, Craig Burau, Doyle Nygaard, Jimmy Iverson, Michael Ringwall, Perry Huber, Allen Skalicky, Mrs. Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Springsted, Larry Negaard, Joey Myers, Joe Van Houtan, Donald Velo, Darrell Olson, Craig Dahl. 24 FIRST ROW: Charmayne Gochanour, Jeanne Olson, Donita Gosecky, Donna Gosecky, Beth Running, Beryl Running, Lou Ann Redka, Teresa Gosecky. SECOND ROW: John Velo, Billy Fay, Bradley Grover, Shelly Tveter, Barbara Van Houtan, Loralei Young, Dione Nygaard, Cheryl Watterud, Vicki Olson, Bobby Undhjem. THIRD ROW: Leslie Springsted, Norman Westerness, Donald Nygaard, Layne Hermanson, Allen Rebne, Donald Dihle, Herby Thorndal, Steven Brattien, Jerry Burau, Emmet O'Neil, Mrs. Marston. ltt£hAj FIRST ROW: Candace Nielson, LeAnn Watterud, Faye Ratcliff, Becky Bonsness, Cynthia Johnston, DeAnn Berg, Betty Tonneson, Wanda Post. SECOND ROW: Steven Holm, Shannon Tveter, Bill Soder- quist, Arbor Drinkwine, Debra Dihle, Vicky Uleberg, Marcie Myers, Marilyn Witty, Mary Durick, Randy Anderson, Donald Negaard. THIRD ROW: Robert Ronning, John Johnson, David Oas, Arlie Ronholdt, Donald Young, Jerry Gilbertson, Kris Ringwall, Leland Hoff, Mark Priebe. Not pictured: Carolyn Bennett, Harley Cartright. 25 FIRST ROW: Audrey Bingham, Kristie Kihle, Clarice Westerness, Laurel Hermanson, Mary Velo, Sandra Watterud, Carol Louden, Denice Running. SECOND ROW: Ronald Erickson, Darrel Johnson, Effie Morrison, Leah Melgaard, Gay Swenson, Diane Guderjohn, Pamela Bureau, Carole Mann, Jo- Anne Bureau, Deborah Horntvedt. THIRD ROW: Clifford Ronholdt, Gordon Dihle, Terry Olson, Dar- win Holte, Terry Brenno, Jeffrey Nygaard, Steve Van Houtan, John Slater, Gerald Grover, Terry Nel- son. Not pictured: Raymond Rooks. %0ud FIRST ROW: Terri Bonsness, Linda Benson, Mary O'Neil, Lynda Tessmer, Susan Brenno, Shari Ander- son, Laurie Ringwall, Becky Curtis. SECOND ROW: Cordell Hermanson, Owen Carlson, Roger Nordt- vedt, Robert King, Mark Slater, Wendy Anderson, Ann Thorndal, Rosie Carlstad, Kim Hunstead, Shane Anderson, William Louden. THIRD ROW: Layne Hoff, Leslie Lunstad, Scott Powell, Timmy Kvernum, Lynn Brodal, Patrick Dahl, Kent Horntvedt, Larry Thompson, Gordon Post, John Swenson. Miss Harmon. 26 Charles Swenson, Keith Berg, Gary Darras, Jerome Negaard, Jimmy Miller, Kevin Durick, Coach Carl- son, Dennis Rude, Keith Nordtvedt, Robert Swenson, Tim Slater, Craig Brenno, Tim Durick. FRONT: Ronald Brothen, Student Manager, Delwin Nordtvedt. A” 7e u« Under the direction of coach Russ Carlson the Columbus team ended the 1961-62 season with an overall record of 10 wins and 12 loses. Playing in the perennially strong Northwest Conference, we finished ninth in the thirteen team standings. The season was not without its compensations. Among these were our victories over Bowbells and Powers Lake which led us to the championship of the Burke County Tourney. Other highlights were our victories over the Eskimos and Ranchers in conference play, and the win over the tough Kenmare squad which went on to a sec- ond place finish in the District 10 Tournament at Minot. Four men are lost by graduation this year. They are Keith Nordtvedt, who consistently led the team's scoring and rebounding; Dennis Rude, who was the floor leader and key defensive man; and Gary Darras and Kevin Durick, both of whom performed capably throughout the season. 28 29 Mr. Troxel, Ronald Brothen, Kerry Strom, Roger Dollaiiiide, Jim Anderson, Charles Swenson, Tim Durick, Bobby Casteel, Keith Berg, Jimmy Miller, Student Manager Danny Bratlien. B”T«Uw FIRST ROW: Daryl Dihle, Joel Dihle, Gary Melgaard, Ricky Bonsness, David Ronning, Mark Kvernum. SECOND ROW: Eugene Berg, Donald Brenno, Daryl Brenno, Darcy Undhjem, Bruce Swenson, Eldon Brothen, Jimmy Peterson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Troxel, Kent Olson, Gary Hunstead, John Fay, Nolan Shefstad, Robert Olson, Tim Fay, David Nygaard. 30 LeAnn Bonsness, Charlotte Brodahl, Judy Ely, Patty Slater. B CtaWtaack ts Muriel Carlstad, Debbie Steffenson, Elizabeth Benson, Barbara Benson. SAA 0 iC� 4 Barbara Neilson, Kristine Ronning, Elaine Oas, Sally Dalebout, Lynette Hassel. Not Pictured: Sherry Steen, President. 31 32 Don't bother me! What's going on back there? FRONT ROW: Sandra Whaley, Chris Ann Carlstad, Debbie Steffenson, Sharon Witty, Carolyn Dalebout, Connie Tweet, Muriel Carlstad, Babette Drinkwine. SECOND ROW: Barbara Neilson, Sharell Anderson, Linda Springstad, Judy Ely, Susan Powell, Cherry Tyndall, Adeline Ulsrud, Roberta Ely, Craig Brenno, Jerilyn Ely, Darla Gilbretson, Charles Swenson, Kathy Durick, Sherry Steen, Cheri Whaley. THIRD CoiombuS f-Ztgfc Majorettes: LeeAnn Bonsness Muriel Carlstad (Head) Cherry Tyndall Myma Carlstad Drum Ensemble Horn solo: Roberta Ely 34 ROW: Tim Fay, LeeAnn Bonsness, Roger Dollarhide, Keith Berg, Dennis Tessmer, Carl Johnson, Mary Thomdahl, Terry Martin, Ronnie Brother, Kevin Watterud, Larry Dalebout, Randy Running, Douglas Watterud, Danny Bratlien, Bruce Swenson, Jerome Negaard, John Fay, Kevin Durick. FOURTH ROW: Connie Curtis, Connie Huwe, Roberta Running, Myrna Carlstad, Robert L. Nelson. Qchool Bond Sax. Ensemble Horn Ensemble Trombone solo: Kevin Durick Tenor Sax. Solo: Jerilyn Ely 35 FRONT ROW: Linda Springsted, Tim Fay, LeeAnn Bonsness, Lenore Brodal, Kent Olson, Mylon Watterud, JoAnn Springsted, Darrel Dihle, Babette Drinkwine. SECOND ROW: Sharon Grover, Lana Tessmer, Connie Koppelsloen, Steve Powell, David Nygaard, Joel Dihle, Roger Bureu, Darcy Undhjem, Janet Powell, Carolyn Koppelsloen, Gary Melgaard, Eldon Brothen, Gayle Redke. THIRD ROW: Mark Kvemum, Char- lotte Brodal, Keith Strom, Vicky Running, Bonnie Steffenson, Tommy Burau, Arthur Benson, Ricky Bons- ness, David Ronning, Director: Robert L. Nelson. CcMb Band FRONT ROW: Marsha Berg, Vicky Bonsness, Nicolette Drinkwine, Mike Ringwall, Brenda Oas, Judy Gilbertson, Sandra Holm. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Iverson, Ann Koppelsloen, Teri Fay, Mike Ely. THIRD ROW: Joel Myers, Teresa Curtis. Director: Robert L. Nelson. 36 FRONT ROW: Cheryl Berg, Connie Curtis, Sharrell Anderson, Elizabeth Benson, Connie Huwe, Myrna Carlstad, Roberta Running, Mr. R. L. Nelson, Barbara Benson, Cherry Tyndall, Linda Johnson, ChrisAnn Carlstad, Khristine Ronning, Cheri Whaley, Muriel Carlstad. SECOND ROW: Adeline Ulsrud, Darla Cupps, Sharon Witty, Elaine Oas, Sally Dalebout, LuAnn Brusven, Lynette Hassel, Jerilyn Ely, Sandra Early, Sherrald Nygaard, Kathy Durick, Yvonne Darras, Carolyn Dalebout, Linda Early. THIRD ROW: Danny Bratlien, Terry Martin, Larry Skalicky, John Fay, Charles Swenson, Tim Slater, Roberta Ely, Mary Thomdal, Sherry Steen, Byron Watterud, Darcy Undhjem, Kevin Watterud, Carl Johnson, Bruce Swenson. FOURTH ROW: Dale Person, Tommy Burau, Nolan Shefstad, Denni-s Bratlien, Keith Berg, Johnny Morrison, Robert Swenson, Kevin Durick, Chester Ronholdt, Paul Runningen, Steven Powell, Eugene Berg. Trio: R. Ely, S. Steen, A. Ulsrud. Sextet: R. Ely, S. Early, R. Running, A. Ulsrud, C. Carlstad, M. Carlstad. The Columbus High School band and chorus have been very busy again this year with con- certs, contests, etc. In the district contest the mixed chorus received a highly superior and the band and girls' chorus received superior ratings. We had six state entries and three of those came through with highly superiors; two with superior and one with excellent. Quartet: K. Durick T. Slater R. Swenson J. Morrison 37 Jt . St . Piotxj i Last minute touches. Sandra Whaley Carl Johnson Darrell Carlson Kathy Lang an Cheryl Berg Kathy Durick Adeline Ulsrud Carolyn Dalebout Cheri Whaley Gen Westemess Sharon Witty Elaine Oas Lynette Hassel Roberta Ely Robert Swenson Dave Ronholdt Barry Granrud Kevin Durick Sandra Early Rick Potts Byron Watterud Dick Strom John Morrison Gary Darras Tim Slater Tim Durick Mr. Draffehn Before-play jitters. 38 Jr. President Sherry Steen and escort; Sr. President John Morrison and date led the Grand March. This foaming pond was the center of attention. J vjvu v- Qouicyi PtOiw Couples enjoying the Prom. Freshman girls smilingly assist. 39 KNEELING: J. Negaard, B. Swenson, C. Swenson, T. Durick, B. Casteel, STANDING: Dan Bratlien, Mr. Troxel, B. Swenson, Dennis Bratlien, K. Berg, K. Strom, J. Anderson. Not pictured: K. Durick, G. Darras, T. Slater, J. Fay, R. Brothen. In its second year as an interscholastic sport, baseball was badly hampered by the inclement weather this spring. A schedule of six games was completed. The squad was a young team with only two senior members. Showing much promise, the team won five games before losing to Bowbells in the sub-district playoff. The sea- s record: Columbus Opponent 9 ... . 7 3 . . . . 2 23 ... . . Grenora . . 2 11 ... . . McGregor . 1 7 . . . . . McGregor . 5 4 . . . . . Bowbells . . .... 16 Ba ebcM Tiouck KNEELING: J. Miller, J. Negaard, T. Durick, C. Johnson, R. Dollarhide. STANDING: Mr. Carlson, D. Tessmer, J. Anderson, D. Watterud, J. Anderson. Not pictured: K. Nordstvedt, J. Morrison, T. Slater, K. Durick, R. Potts, R. Rude, D. Rude, K. Strom. Track benefitted this year from increased interest and as a result we enjoyed possibly our most active and successful season. While not winning any meets, the team made a good showing in each meet it entered. We finished 2nd in the Burke County meet, 3rd at Carpio, 5th in the Senior Day meet at Minot, and 5th in the District meet. Our one qualifier for the state meet failed to score. Keith Nordtvedt, the defending state cham- pion in the broadjump, set new standards for individual scoring. Scoring consistently between 10 and 15 points per meet, Keith reached a high of 20 points with firsts in four events in the county meet. Suffering a pulled muscle in the preliminaries at the state, Keith was unable to retain his title this spring. 40 QwtAjuuoAioi i We k Ready for Baccalaureate. Senior reception after Baccalaureate. Senior dignity. Only four years to go. First ceremony completed. Hula dancers Class night highlight. The big moment. The final handshakes. Don't look now, but I think they're on to us! ! Crash (Bev) Hagen makes a dramatic exit. Miss 1970 42 Shucks, it was nothin. School's out! ! Don't just sit there--applaud! THE DIVIDE COUNTY JOURNAL Complete Columbus News Coverage Mrs. Martha Ness, Columbus Correspondent MHO DRILLING COMPANY Rotary Drilling, Well Service Field Office, Columbus, North Dakota Earl Whaley, Drilling Supt. 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