Courtenay High School - Cougar Yearbook (Courtenay, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1951 volume:

jf! If 7- We the Semors of Courtenay I-hgh School, dedxcate th1s yearbook to our loyal Janltor M1ke Mlkelson Mlke has been w1th us for the past fourteen years and through h1s fr1endsh1p toward us we have enjoyed hlm very much We espec1al1y enjoy h1s jolly way of do1ng h1s dally act1v1t1es and h1s always welcome sm11e whenever you meet h1m 1n the halls assembly or anywhere uptown Th1s IS our way of express1ng our gradltude to M1ke and hope that he w1ll accept th1s way of saymg THANK YOU Z . F , I . I . , . . , . . . . . . , , . . U ,, . MARVIN BARTHEL B A Valley Cxty S T C Supermtendent Hxstory C1v1C5 LEONARD SIETZ B A Jamestown College Prmcxpal Mathematlcs Scxence MARTIN WALSH B A S! Thomas College Coach Englxsh CIVICS GLENNA SIETZ Jamestown College Sth and 6th Grades BETTY BARTHEL Valley City College 3rd and 4th Grades MYRA LOCKOW Valley Cxty College lst and Znd Grades 4 f 7 BETTY HOPWOOD Secretary and Treasurer Student Counczl Annual Staff Vice Presxdent Chorus 1 Z 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 MARY DRONG Glee Club Basketball Volleyball Secretary and Treasurer Dramahcs Paper Staff Annual Staff Student Councll Student Manager Chorus ATI-IA LEE HUMES Student Counczl Annual Staff Preszdent V1ce-Presxdent Secretary and Treasurer Dramatlcs 1 2 3 4 6 wr -------1.2 .' . l ------------nu 3 V , Dramatics --------------------- 3, 4 -------- -----------U S . . ---------.------- M ------------- ------ , ,3, l ' .----..---,,.,.-. 1 --------------------4 - ,,,,,-,, ,,-,,,,,,.,,, 2 . . -------un------3 -------- 4 1 KENNETH MOREHOUSE Student Council ----------------- Pr esident ------------------- - - - Vice Pres1deni Student Manager Chorus 1 Z ANN WAGNER Annual Staff V1ce Presldent Secretary and Treasurer Dramatxcs Chorus Basketball 123 7 4 3 4 - ' ---------- ------ Z ----------------4 ----'---------------- D 0 --------------- ---4 President ---------------------- 4 . - . -----------------Z -------- 1 ' ......-..-......---- 1,3 ------------------- , , ,4 --------------------1,4 MOTND oUR:nuP1sATsEA WHERESHOULDNNLANCHOR7 FIOWER wruTE:cARmA11on POEM SONG HARBOR LIGHTS KEIN GRIFFEIN COLOR CJRLILN AND GOLD 8 TREES-JOYCE KILMEIR Class Prophecy It was the mght of my graduatmon from Courtenay Hlgh School I was seated on a tombstone m an old deserted churchyard gazmg at the stars through my new telescope I reallzed that the next day would probably be the last tlme I would see some of my classmates so I drowsxly wondered what would become of thexn through the long years ahead Whmle these thoughts were runmng through my m1nd I notlced my telescope had changed 1nto transparent cheese A mouse w1th a long rope around 1ts neck came burrowmg through the cheese 1 grabbed the rope and It appeared that the mouse was larger than I had rmagmed at f1rst We started to fly through space and after flymg some drstance I not1ced some strange l1ttle men wlth wmgs Bemg surprxsed I let go of the rope and fell down down down All of a sudden I landed kerplunk I was m a very strange place and saw that I had landed on a carpet I plcked up a newspaper lymg there but couldn t f1nd anythmg about 1951 From the wr1t1ng on the newspaper and the odd buxldmgs around me l must be ln Pers1a and thxs must be a Persxan Carpet I thought th1s mxght also be a magxc carpet so I saxd to the carpet Show me what my classmates from Courtenay I-hgh School are do1ng now The rug rose and floated away wxth me s1tt1ng on top Our fxrst stop was at Sydney Austraha and much to my surpr1se I met Ann Wagner After a cord1a1 hello I learned that she was Australxa s outstandrng Jugler After this dehghtful surpr1se we flew over Berhn Germany 1n the Engllsh speak1ng sectlon of Germany a large sxgn attracted my attentlon It read KENNETH MOREHOUSE S CHEWING GUM MANUFACTURING COMPANY DELICIOUSLY FLAVORED CHEWING GUM NON SHRINKABLE AND NON SKID GUARANTEED MILEAGE OF Z000 LAPS All of a sudden I found myself xn Butte Montana and who should I see but Betty Hopwood a typxcal housewlfe Her husband s shxrt was hangmg on the lme and from the style of It I deczded that they must own a cattle ranch Soon the maglc carpet moved off the roof and whlsked me away to Pensacola Flor1da There I saw Mary Drong, who was employed 1n a Llfe Saver factory as a hole puncher Next I was In Washmgton D C where a very rmportant meeting was takmg place among the Presrdent and the Senators Much to my surpr1se I notmced Atha Lee Hurnes was Pres1dent of the Umted States She was elected as the f1rst woman presxdent of our country ma1nly because she was the only candldate I woke w1th a start and realrzed It was late I yawned pzcked up my telescope and started homeward 1 was sorry that I would never know what was to become of my classmates but very glad that my strange exper1ence was only a dream 9 u I V ' Y E I I o f ' I I ' I , , .s-.-... .--ff.-.--Q . . . , . . . . , . p S ' I I tl ' ' 1' I 9 I I . . , . . , . , - X I I I is 1 II I . . , . . . 5 Q , - 0 D I , - . . , - , 0 ' I Q , . Senzor Class W1I1 We the Semor Class of 1951 havmg been sazd to have unsound m1nds do here by draw up th1s our last w11l and testament Mary w1lls her G1ggle to Lo1s Lovell Her theme wrmtzng abxhty to anyone who needs xt Llke for school to Lorra1ne oexbert Ann w1l1s her Curly haxr to Darlene Maruska D1sl1ke for Engllsh to Carol Wrlght Old 11pSt1Ck tubes to Madelmne Hockert Betty Jean w1l1s her Love fetters to Clarence Wenzel Good Chemestry mark to her brother Erb1e Dmamond Rmg to anybody who thmks they can get lt w1thout a f1ght Atha Lee w111s her B1g blue eyes to Evon Neva Ab1l1ty to laugh and have a good t1me to many of the gxrls that coul Glasses to Toody who doesn t wear her own Together we w11l Our Our Our Our Our old fear of not makxng our last year to the Junzors ab1l1ty to Sklp school w1thout gett1ng caught to the Sophomores ablhty to co operate to Freshmen who are ln great need of It good conduct to our teachers gurn chewed off pencmls and broken down desks to M1ke We hereby affxx our X X X X X X 10 n n 1 l I , . .mm...1-i.-- . . . ,., . ..1.1...-.Qm- . . ll 'V ' . 1....L,.11.-...----1 1 1 ..1........i.,-...i-i-..- - ' ' 9 1 0 - 1 S duse t 'lunior Class DALE BAUMGARTNER DARL1-:NE SCHWALK ERBIE HOPWOOD 'YS CLEONE KLIMEK RAYMOND CLEMENS DANIEL STACHLOWSKI EVON NEVA CLARENCE WENZEL BERNICE DRONG 12 Iumor Class Hrstory Our great moment came m the fall of 1948 when we started high school Our class then consxsted of e1ght members Darlene Schwalk Cleone lxhmek Evon Neva Dale Baumgartner Clarence Wenzel DamelStachowsk1 Frankhn Lexgman and Erbxe Hopwood Then came the dreaded but happy day of 1n1t1at1on from wh1ch we all surv1ved Durmg the year Frankhn Lelgman dropped out 1eav1ng us a class of seven In the spr1ng we contracted the dxsease of spmng fever and sklpped school one afternoon A a result we were expelled from school llntll our parents talked to the supermtendent ln the fall of 1949 we started our Sophomore year by gaxmng four new members Bern1ce Drong Marlys Neva Raymond Clemens and James Hanson Our year was brxghtened by having the prlvxlege of xmtlatxng the Freshmen Startmg our .Tumor year we lost two members These were Marlys Neva and James Hanson We now have nlne members We are plannmg to entertain the Sen1ors at the end of school year w1th a banquet and prom We are now lookmg forward to our Semor year and to recervmg our class rmgs and announcements we have already ordered them For the commg sprmg events we plan to have a dance the flrst part of Apr11 and we also plan to sponsor a play the f1rst of May These we thmk w1ll brmg our school year to a close 13 . . . . i S We all made it back for final exams, which were passed. Sophomore Class .TOANNE NEVA EUGENE WRAALSTAD CAROLYN CLEMENS w TERRANCE WALSH ANITA MITCHELL JACK WALKER DARLENE MURUSKA WILLIAM NUTT MADELINE HOCKERT 14 LORRAINE SIEBERT Rossa BISCHOI-'F mls LOVELL Sophomore Class Hzstory In the fall of 49, we started our Freshman year Our class consxsted of fourteen members Wxlham Nutt, Terrance Walsh Roger Bxshhoff John Walker Lloyd Skogstad James Fletcher Lorrame Smebert Amta Mitchell Lo1s Lovell Ruth Kasper, Madelme Hockert Joanne Neva, Carolyn Clemens, and Eugene Wraalstad The hxghhght of the year was our 1n1t1at1on mfhcted by the Sophomores in wh1ch the gxrls wore men s underwear and the boys wore womens dresses At the beglnmng of our Sophomore year the membershlp of our class had decreased by the loss of Ruth Kasper James Fletcher, and Lloyd Skogstad but we had also gamed Darlene Maruska V1ce Presldent and Lo1s Secretary Treasurer We also elected a Student Councll member Eugene and our Queen candldate, Anlta We had several class meetmgs to debate on whether to have dues 1n our class The fxnal declslon to have dues came when we declded to sponser a Valentme s party and needed the money The party was m the afternoon of Valentme s Day and was attended by the 7th and 8th grades, hlgh school, and the teachers We played games danced and had lunch We are all lookmg forward to becommg .Tumors next year wxth only one year left untll mt w1ll be our pr1v1lege to supervlse the 1n1t1at1on of the mconung Freshrnen 15 , : - 1 , n D I I I i I We elected our class officers as follows: Madeline, President: Terrance, Freshman Class LENARD PALMER CAROL WRIGHT THOMAS HOGGARTH BETTY LOVE!-L ABNER MITCHELL PATSY WALKER 'fi S. GEORGE WALKER ELAINE 1-'ALK HAROLD MICKELSON 16 DONALD WRAA LSTAD IONE NEVA Freshman Class History The Freshrnan class started out this year with eleven members which were Abner Mitchell lone Neva Patsy Nalker George Walker Donald Wraalstad Leonard Palmer Harold Mickelson Elaine Falk Tommy Hoggarth Carol Wright and Betty Lovell ln October we were initiated by the Seniors It lasted for two days At the end a delicious lunch We have chosen class officers They are President Donald Wraalstad Vice President Betty Lovell Secretary and Treasurer Tommy Hoggarth Our Student Council member is Abner Mitchell and our Queen candidate was Elaine Falk We are now working and looklng forward to our Sophomore year which will hold many new events for us 17 of our final punishment came. Everyone survived very well. The party ended with 7th and 8th Grades 18 5th and 6th Glides SEATED Roger B1schoff 86 STANDING Kenneth Morehouse Manager Dale Baurngartner 109 Abner Mltchell 201 Erbxe Hopwood Captam 117 Eugene Wraalstad 98 Thomas Hoggarth 17 SEASON RECORD Won 7 Lost.l 0 Harold Mxcholson Donald Wraalstad Leonard Palmer Damel Stachlowskl Mr Walsh Coach TOURNAMENT RECORD Won Z Lost 1 AVERAGE SCORE PER GAME OPPONENTS 33 COURTENAY 29 Z1 ' C J . K I ' f ' . ' C I William Nutt C J ' C 3 Boys Basketball On November lst ten boys answered the call for basketball pratlce Those re portmg were Dale Baurngarner Roger Bmschoff Erb1e Hopwood Eugene Wraalstad Leonard Palmer Damel Stachlowslu The boys enjoyed an average season havlng won 7 and lost 10 The boys won Upon entermg the County Tournament the boys lost then opemng game to Med1na but came back to w1n the consolat1on t1t1e by dowmng Cleveland and Woodworth In the Dxstrxct Tournament the boys won then' opemng game from McHenry but were beaten by Kensal and Clenfleld The fact that Courtenay w111 not lose a smgle player tlns year by graduatlon mdxcates that Courtenay boys wxll be a team to watch next year ZZ I victories over Sutton 121, Leal, Dazey, McHenry, Rogers, and Cleveland. SEATED An1ta Mltchell 99 Lo1s Lovell 316 Betty Hopwood Captam fZ62j Betty Lovell Darleen Schwalk Ann Wagner SEASON RECORD Won 12 Lost 3 AVERAGE SCORE PER Opponents Z7 Courtenay 5 0 STANDING Mary Drong Manager Dorothy Stachlowslu Joyce Jacobson Delores Syverson Carohne Clemens Carol Wnght Darleen Maruska Sally Barker Mr Walsh Coach TOURNAMENT RECORD Won 3 Lost 0 COUNTY CHAMPS DISTRICT CHAMPS Aomxwa BERNICE Gzrls Basketball We started out our basketball season th1s year wxth a large number of g1rls They were as follows Amta Mltchell Lols Lovell Betty I-lopwood Darlene Schwalk Ann Wagner Carol Wr1ght Carol1ne Clemens Darlene Maruska Sally Barker Delores Syverson Joyce Jacobson and Dorothy Stachowslu M1SS1hg from last years squad were three ma1n players Carmen Hoggarth Joan Lochow and Ruby Stachlowslu Due to the fact of losmg these three mam players w st1ll looked forward to a very good season to Rogers we went to the County Tournament Downmg Cleveland 1n our hrst game we entered the fmnals agamst Kensal Th1s game deterrmned who would be the county champs The g1rls played wrth then- best ab1l1ty and won over Kensal 44 to 41 thus mak1ng them county champs County champs was Just the begmnmg for our g1rls We went to the D1str1ct Tournament playmg Bordulac and won 42 to Z8 We are now waltmg to enter the Reg1onal Tournament play1ng Dawson and hope to enter the State Tournament Although they are 10S1hg two mam players th1s year Betty Hopwood and Ann Wagner they are look1ng forward to another good season next year 74 I I , .t . . ' e Playing fifteen games this season in which we lost three, two to Kensal and one LEFT TO RIGHT K nny Morehouse Dan el St chlo sk Mary Drong M Barthel Adv so SalyB ke Ab M hll Student Council Our Student COUIICII th1s year was orgamzed shortly after the opemng ot the school term Each class chose a representatwe and Kenny Morehouse was chosen as Student Counc1l Member At Large Durmg one of our ear11er Kenny Morehouse Presxdent Damel Stachlowskm Vlce Pres1dent Mary Drong Secretary Treasurer The Student Counc11 was 1n charge of orgamzmg the carmval Through co operatzon from the entxre hlgh school our carmval was a success Other than thls we haven t done much except s1t back and awa1t hxgh school problems 26 : e Q , i a w i, , r. - i l ar r, ner itc e . ' I . ' . 1 . . ' U ,, . ,, . . meetings, we chose the officers for the coming year. Those in charge are: - . . . , . . . , . ' . . I I . - SEATED Amta Mxtchell Carol Vvrxght Loxs Lovell Lvon Neva Atha Lee Hurnes Betty Lovell Carolyn Clemens Darlene Schwalk STANDING Abner Mxtchell Ann Wagner Betty Hopwood Mary Drong Darlene Maruska Madelxne Hochert Mr Walsh Ed1tor 1n Chlef Ass1stance Ed1tor Sports Ed1tor Feature Ed1tor Busmess Manager Reporters Advlsor Cougar Staff Z7 Atha Lee Humes Betty Hopwood Mary Drong Ann Wagner Amta Mltchell Lo1s Lovell Carolyn Clemens Darlene Maruska Madel1ne Hochart Darlene Schwalk Abner M1tCh6ll Mr Walsh ' ' -in-Chief. . . . . . . EvonNeva Mzxed Chorus At the Beg1nn1ng of th1s term we weren t sure we were gomg to have chorus but fortunate for us Mrs Palmer gave her consent to dxrect us Our chorus cons1sts of th1rty one gn-ls and s1x boys Amarylhs and S1ng1ngA1ong Our contrlbutlon to the Chrlstmas program was the Contata Prlnce of Peace There were three solos and one duet We plan on gomg to the Sprxng Festlval to whxch we w11l take several nurnbers Z8 Our first appearance was for the carnival program for which we sang Imtlatlon Party The first school party of the year was gxven by the Semors on October Z0 1950 in the honor of the green Freshmen Instead of a week of xmtmation as it is the custom the Seniors gave them the full treatment 1n two days lt was a hllarlous two days, one stranger asked the local postmlstress. Why do the people dress so crazy around here 1 saw a g1rl walking down the street wearmg a baby cap on her head, a real short dress and high top 'boots fwhxch was Abner M1tchellj The fmal punish ment came on Thursday night which was followed by refreshment given by the Seniors This ended another dreaded but happy 1n1t1at1on Carnlval Courtenay held its annual school carnival on October 2.6 1950 The evening got under way w1th a short program The Girls Glee Club accompamed by Mrs John Palmer opened the program by singing two songs Singing Along and Amaryllis A short mlnstrel play was given by the lower grades The play re presented a small schoolroom of children with Sally Barker as thelr teacher Between recitations songs were sung by the group Mr Odell Amundson of Valley City North Dakota presented a number of feats of magxc to the audience thus bringing the program to a close After the prograrn tzckets were drawn for the door prize chalr and blanket Swanson the blanket, and Mr Sanson of Glascoe Kansas the chair At midmght the Coronation of the Queen was held The carnival Queen Evon Neva marched 1n with her attendants Ealme Falk Mary Drong Anita Mitchell .August Bartkowski president of the School Board presented Evon w1th the Queen s Crown and a small gift from the school During the entire evening b1ngO was played and novelt1es were sold A great many took interest in an auction sale which was called by Glen Wilson So once again another Courtenay Carnival was brought to an end We the pupils of Courtenay High School wish to extend our cordial thanks to all those who attended to make our carnival a success Semor Class Dance We Seniors wanting to go on a trip 1n the spring came to the conclusion that we needed some money to do this To earn this needed money we decided to sponsor a public dance in the town hall on December Z7 1950 This we did w1th great success taking m S 115 Now we will be able to go on our Senior trip which we have been looking forward to lumor Class Dance Being that it is a tradition for the .Tumors to give the Seniors a banquet, we dec1ded to sponsor a dance to finance the banquet Our dance was held on October 1950 We are now capable of sponsoring a banquet Z9 ' I ' n n Those who received the prizes wereg Mrs. Joe Falk--the door prize, Charles ' . . 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