Crosby High School - Maroon Memoirs Yearbook (Crosby, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1964 volume:

CROSBY, NORTH DAKOTA DEDICA TION Mom . . . Dad” It seems as though it were only a few short years ago when I used to look forward to a bedtime story and a chance to lick the cake bowl. But the years flew by and new things filled my desires . , . clothes, the use of the family car, dates, and MONEY. Yes, and you. Mom and Dad, were the ones who always shared these little things with me. You laughed when I laughed; cried when I cried. You knew and understood that all these things were just a part of my growing stage. And so. Mom and Dad, I offer this dedication to you to express my appreciation for all the loving memories of your trust, confidence, wisdom, understanding, friendship, and love you have given me through these years. 2 ANNUAL STAFF C. Bissonnette, J. Zimmell, L. Melby, D. Christianson, P. Blevins, L. Lovdahl, D. Blevins, C. Glasoe, L. Throntveit. Time was short, yet long. Long, in the hours we spent preparing your book of memories; yet short as the end drew near. Was our time well spent? PAT BLEVINS............ LOUISE LOVDAHL......... CURTIS GLASOE.......... JOHN FOSLAND........... STAFF LEAH THRONTVEIT-------- LYNN MELBY............. JACQUE ZIMMELL......... DIANE CHRISTIANSON----- CHUCK BISSONNETTE------ DONNA BLEVINS.......... - - — - Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager - - Photographer ----- Senior - - — Senior ■ - - - - Junior ...........junior - - — - Junior • - - Sophomore BONNIE ANDERSON..................Trainee JOAN McPHAIL.....................Trainee 3 STUDENT COUNCIL VOICE OF THE STUDENTS L. Melby, L. Kihle, C. Weinschrott, V. Miller, L. Pederson, L. Benter, C. Bissonnette, J. Hillestad. “DecisionsI Decisions! Through these selected students we are given a voice in the governing of our school. We are grateful for this practice of democracy. OFFICERS LYNN MELBY.................................President CHUCK BISSONNETTE.....................Vice President JEANNE HILLESTAD ------ Secretary-Treasurer REPRESENTATIVES LOWELL KIHLE.........................Senior VALLI MILLER.........................Senior LINDA BENTER.........................Junior LESLIE PEDERSON - -- -- -- -- -- Sophomore CAROL WEINSCHROTT..................Freshman 4 ADMINISTRATION A. C. HENDRICKSON Superintendent PAUL L. BAERTSCH U. S. History Psychology SCHOOL BOARD D. Walen, H. Johnson - President. M. Lervick - Secretary, S. Bloom. N. Fagerbakke. STANDING: A. Simonson. H. Lee. Not Pictured - J. Hector . . . Treasurer L. Christianson E. Stakston H. Jacobson WES HANSON Coach World History P.D.P. VI LARSON English Speech French MARIE KIRBY English Art DON OVERBO Phy. Ed. Bookkeeping Coach 7 GILBERT SCHOTT Biology General Science JAMES MARSCHKE Chemistry Algebra HAROLD SCHOEPHOERSTER CLEVE COWLEY A. E. BROX Typing Librarian English Band World Geography 8 SENIORS We have triumphed: this bane to antidote. JEAN ANDERSON It's Easier Said Than Done” SHIRLEE ANDERSON ’’Little Bitty Pretty One” DAVID BERG One Fine Day” PAT BLEVINS ’ Buttons' and Beaus. ” JANA BROX ’’All I Have To Do Is Dream” 10 achievement turns the — T. Hardy DOUG CHRISTIANSON I'm Going to Change Everything LARRY DeJARDINE Shy Guy BOB DYKES Happy-Go-Lucky Me FRANCES ENERSON You Don't Know Me SANDRA ENGBERG There I’ve Said It Again I I The years have gone O DARREL FAGERLAND ‘•Shake a Tail Feather BARBARA FEENEY That's O. K. JOHN FOSLAND Devil in Disguise RUSSELL GILBERTSON I Sat Back and Let It Happen CAROL GJOVIG Didya' Ever 12 by too quickly it seems. — Student CURTIS GLASOE No Signs of Loneliness Here FRANK GRIM Let’s Think About Livin’ BERTHA HAUGE Maybe Tomorrow DONNA HAUGENOE Come Softly ERLING HAUGLAND Daisy Petal Pickin' 13 We have been friends in shade. JERRY HINRICKSEN Nite Life” ELOUISE HOLM Sweet Dreams KEITH JOHNSON There's a Reason GARY JORAANSTAD It's All in the Game LOWELL KIHLE Dream Big 14 together, in sunshine and — Lady Maxwell ROBERT KROSHUS Bashful Bob LARRY LEE Six Days on the Road ” NEIL LINDSEY If You Wanna Be Happy BRUCE LOKEN Another Saturday Night LYNN MELBY Act Naturally 15 How fast the shadows VALLI MILLER ’’High Hopes” JO ANN MOUM ’’Devil or Angel” ROSALIE MURPHY Dreaming” ELLEN NESS Venus in Blue jeans JANE NEUMANN You'll Never Walk Alone V 16 fall. How fast! — H. Belloc PAM ODEGARD Things We Did Last Summer MARY ANN OLESEN Take It From Me ROY OLIN Drag City ROY OLSON I'm A One-Woman Man 17 To know, to esteem, o part. WAYNF OPPERUDE Summer’s Cornin' LARRY OVERBO Let the Rest of the World Go By LAUREL RAAUM Teen Angel BEVERLY RALPH Swinging From a Star GARY R1VELAND My Heart is Free 18 to love, — and then — Coleridge LARRY ROSENQU 1ST Gif It? SONYA SELLE I Wonder TIM SELLE Call Me Mr. In-Between KATHY SIMONSON Hootenanny OLE SVANGSTU The Good Times 19 EDDIE SWONDER The Good Life SHARON TANBERG Sorry I’m Late GINGER TANGEDAL Come On Everybody KAREN THOMTE P ere ula tor LEAH THRONTVEIT Pretty Blue Eyes 20 ARLENE WEHRMAN Personality JOAN WEINSCHROTT Miss Starry Eyes GARY TORGERSON A classmate from our group is gone, A voice we loved is stilled. A place is vacant in our school Which never can be filled. 21 SENIOR HI-LITES At last, a Winner! t Gee, you sure are a good cook, Doris ! Parimutuel, Inc, Watertower need painting? Rock-minded Seniors, CLASS OFFICERS President - Lynn Melby V. President - Curtis Glasoe Secretary - Kathy Simonson Treasurer - Pam Odegard 'We Finish to Begin 22 JUNIORS Duane Anderson Frances Bacon Linda Benter Donna Bilstad Chuck Bissonnette Vice President Deane Bjella President Pat DeLong Bill Dykes Landy Bummer Diane Christianson Donna Cowee Steven Elsbernd David Enebo Kathy Fleck Keith Fleck Doug Focke Juanita Fordahl Tim Gardner John Gilbertson Art Glasoe Bob Grim Ardis Grindeland 25 Rosalie Hellen Jeanie Hillestad Ellen Holm Irving Johnson Jerome Johnson Margie Johnson Steven Joraanstad Toni Kemmis Bob Grunstad Reuben Hall Jon Hanisch Gary Knutson Alan Kroshus Terry Lindsey Louise Lovdahl Secretary Paul McPhail Pat Moe Marilyn Murphy Treasurer John Nygaard 27 Marilyn Olson Jerilyn Raaum Jerome Selle Dennis Seyfert Norman Sortland Richard Sortland Bob Svangstu Bob Thompson Terry Thon Sandy Thv'edt Donna Welo Jacque Zimmell SOPHOMORES ROW 1: Mrs. Larson - Advisor, N. Throntveit - President, D. Rust - V. President, D. Blevins -Secretary, P. Odegard - Treasurer, Mr. Marschke - Advisor. ROW 2: J. Heckman, M. Haug-land, J. Dejardine, A. Cary, G. Hall, G. Hanson, L. Hallgren, K. Bilstad, S. Oswald, 0. Strand, P. Peterson, K. Focke, J. Riveland, J. Torreson, M. Jacobson, R. Miller. ROW 3: S. Hauge, P. Hagen, W. Haagenson, L. Pederson, D. Haugenoe, B. Anderson, D. Benson, T. Berosik, D. Redlin, T. Tweed, B. Martin, K. Easton, J. Hector, D. Haugenoe. ROW 4: S. Aaberg, P. Sortland, H. Karlberg, L. Mills, L. Wolters, R. Wigness, P. Carlson, D. Benter, J. Torgerson, J. Peterson, C. Engberg, P. Murphy, L. Tiegen, S. DeLong, D. Knutson, C. Aaberg. ROW 5: D. Ericksmoen, C. Christianson, G. Bjella, G. Rosenquist, D. Lee, D. Lee, C. Wallin, R. Hanson, J. Ness, R. Thvedt, C. Throntveit, L. Grindeland, L. Bakken, D. Adams, J. Lindseth, E. Anderson. Happy Huntin' Grounds! Stuffers reward: 2pd prize !!! FRESHMEN ROW 1: Mrs. Kirby - Advisor, G. Haugland - President, C. Christenson-V. President, K. Thront-veit - Secretary, V. Bummer - Treasurer, Mr. Trulson - Advisor. ROW 2: M. Mourn, L. Sem-ingson, D. Mueller, R. Mabie, D. Shefstad, J. Johnson, J. Hysjulien, D. Challes, D. Christianson, A. Wehrman, D. Raaum, J. Sand, L. Hector, T. Gibson, K. Haugland. ROW 3: I. Red-lin, P. Peterson, B. Anderson, C. Olson, L. DeLong, G. Challes, J. Olsen, C. Weinschrott, E. Hauge, L. Raaum, C. Lee, K. Welo, J. McPhail, L. Sortland, M. Benter, L. Olsen. ROW 4: K. Monson, F. Riveland, M. Moe, K. Oswald, D. Lampert, J. Alcock, R. Larsen, G. Bowman, D. Lindsey, C. Heide, J. Sortland, R. Tangen, R. Grindeland, D. Smithberg, G. Hasselstrom. ROW 5: B. Lervick, E. Thomte, D. Tweed, B. Pettit, D. Shefstad, D. Hingst, L. Johnson, G. Lindsey, R. Enerson, R. Hanson, R. Grote, D. Wenker, M. Larsen, L. Cowee, J. Elsbernd, B. Johnson. I FOOTBALL ROW 1: N. Throntveit, E. Haugland, N. Sortland, F. Grim, K. Easton - St. Mgr., G. Joraan-stad, B. Dykes, D. Redlin, L. Pederson. ROW 2: A. Glasoe, B. Thompson, G. Knutson, T. Thon, W. Hanson - Coach, B. Grim, S. Joraanstad, R. Gilbertson, L. Overbo. ROW 3: J. Han-isch, C. Wallin, C. Glasoe, L. Melby, G. Huber - Asst. Coach, K. Fleck, S. Elsbernd, L. Bummer, J. Gilbertson. CO-CAPTAINS: LARRY and CURT ALL-CONFERENCE: RUSS GILBERTSON, LARRY OVERBO, GARY JORAANSTAD, STEVE JORAANSTAD, STEVE JORAANSTAD, CURTIS GLASOE. SCORES Crosby 14 Plentywood 19 Crosby 6 Tioga 7 Crosby 26 Minot Model 0 Crosby 13 Mohall 6 Crosby 32 Stanley 6 Crosby 12 New Town 0 Crosby 6 Kenmare 13 Crosby 35 Bottineau 6 CONFERENCE STANDING: 2nd SENIOR LETTERMEN LARRY OVERBO FRANK GRIM ERLING HAUGLAND GARY JORAANSTAD CURTIS GLASOE BOB DYKES LYNN MELBY RUSSELL GILBERTSON 35 BASKETBALL VARSITY K. Easton - st. mgr., S. Mortenson, C. Christianson, S. Joraanstad, B. Grim, C. Wallin, K. Fleck, D. Overbo - coach, C. Bissonnette, C. Glasoe, G. Riveland, N. Throntveit, L. Kihle, A. Glasoe - statn. JUNIOR VARSITY D. Mueller, G. Haugland, C. Christianson, R. Hanson, C. Wallin, J. Ness, D. Rust, W. Haag-enson, B. Anderson, A. Wehrman. ROW 2: L. Hector, K. Throntveit, D. Shefstad, D. Wenker, G. Huber - coach, R. Hanson, C. Heide, D. Christianson, J. Sands. 36 SENIOR LETTERMEN BASKETBALL SCORES Crosby 37 Tioga 25 C rosby 36 Model 47 Crosby 51 Plentywood 69 Crosby 43 Kenmare 57 Crosby 59 Scobey 49 Crosby 50 Tioga 33 Crosby 49 Powers Lake 47 Crosby 53 Mohall 57 Crosby 63 Bottineau 55 Crosby 56 Columbus 42 Crosby 46 Powers Lake 55 Crosby 65 Plentywood 51 Crosby 65 New Town 79 Crosby 46 Bottineau 58 Crosby 45 Stanley 41 Crosby 52 Harvey 64 Crosby 49 Watford 59 Crosby 39 Kenmare 58 Tournament — Crosby 50 Stanley 69 Crosby 42 Tioga 37 Crosby 40 Columbus 51 Crosby 46 Minot High 71 37 TRACK ROW 1: L. Hector, D. Christianson, J. Sand, D. Wenker, R. Hanson, R. Mabie, D. Mueller. ROW 2: K. Easton - St. Mgr. , F. Grim, B. Anderson, N. Throntveit, J. Hanisch, D. Anderson, R. Gilbertson - Asst. Coach. ROW 3: J. Lindseth, A. Glasoe, S. Joraanstad, D. Redlin, J. Selle, W. Hanson - Coach. ROW 4: N. Lindsey, R. Olin, C. Wallin, C. Glasoe, L. Bummer, R. Hanson. For the first time in more than twenty years, Crosby's track team won the Northwest Conference meet in Ken -mare. May 20, racking up forty-six points to lead the field. This being our first year as a class A school we were very proud to have two qualifiers for state, Curtis Glasoe - Sr., and Steven Joraanstad - Jr. ISG i jfo TMyc'sr co rf jict I Mac x 1964 New School Records Set Curt Glasoe - High Hurdles 15. 6 Steven Joraanstad - 100 Yard Dash - 10.2 (tie) - Broad Jump 20’ 7 1 2 Neal Throntveit - Javelin - 148’ 10 38 LETTERMEN’S CLUB ROW 1: Mr. Overbo - coach, D. Berg, D. Redlin, L. Pederson, F. Grim, N. Throntveit, G. Joraanstad, N. Sortland, G. Knutson, B. Grim, Mr. Hanson - coach. ROW 2: R. Gilbertson, B. Thompson, A. Glasoe, S. Joraanstad, D. Anderson, B. Dykes, L. Kihle, S. Mortenson, T. Thon, L. Melby. ROW 3: L. Overbo. N. Lindsey, J. Olson, E. Haugland, D. Fagerland, S. Elsbemd, C. Wallin, C. Bissonnette, K. Fleck, C. Glasoe, G. Riveland, L. Bummer, A. Kros-hus, J. Hanisch. OFFICERS President -Art Glasoe Vice President -Bob Thompson Sec. -Treas. -Leslie Pederson All a part of an athlete 40 VARSITY Pat Blevins - Sr. Sharon Tanberg - Sr. Diane Christianson - Jr. Ardis Grindeland - Jr. PEP CLUB JUNIOR VARSITY Margie Jacobson - Soph Carol Weinschrott - Fr. Paula Odegard - Soph. Donna Blevins - Soph. ROW 1: Advisor - Mrs. Larson. S. Anderson, P. Moe, A. Grindeland, P. Blevins, S. Tanberg, D. Christenson, Pres. - J. Neumann, V. Pres. - A. Wehrman, Sec. -Treas. - P. Odegard, C. Weinschrott, P. Odegard, D. Blevins, M. Jacobson, K. Haugland. ROW 2: J. McPhail, J. Weinschrott, A. Cary, C. Aaberg, M. Johnson, B. Anderson, V. Miller, G. Tangedal, S. Engberg, J. Brox, E. Holm, J. Anderson, K. Welo, B. Johnson, L. Olson, R. Miller. ROW 3: M. Haugland, G. Hall, K. Thomte, L. Mills, S. Selle, L. Throntveit, F. Enerson, L. Benter, J. Zim-mell, S. Thvedt, M. Olson, K. Simonson, S. Mourn, P. Peterson, P. Pederson, M. Benter, M. Mourn. ROW 4: C. Olson, M. Moe, D. Welo, E. Holm, D. Benter, K. Fleck, J. Hillestad, B. Ralph, J. Peterson, C. Engberg, E. Ness, D. Tweed, T. Carlson, L. Lovdahl, J. Raaum, V. Bummer, B. Lervick, C. Christenson, I. Redlin, G. Challis, C. Lee. 41 F.H.A. ROW 1: J. Peterson - Pres., E. Holm - Sec., M. Murphy, D. Christenson, B. Ralph, K. Simonson, J. Heckman, M. Johnson, I. Redlin. ROW 2: P. Moe - Treas., S. Selle, B. Hauge, P. DeLong, C. Christenson, K. Welo, P. Pederson, C. Lee, M. Jacobson, Mrs. Brady - Advisor. ROW 3: B. Johnson, C. Aaberg, M. Moe, J. Neumann, E. Thomte, M. Larsen, E. Holm, D. Welo, P. Odegard. ROW 4: J. Elsbernd, B. Lervick, L. Wolters, R. Wigness, C. Engberg, D. Tweed, T. Carlson, V. Bummer, J. Raaum, D. Blevins, G. Challes. SWEETHEARTS BALL King Neil and Queen Elouise Fun, Food, and Games. Oh Boy! For the annual Sweetheart's Ball E. Holm, B. Ralph, and D. Christianson were chosen as queen candidates and N. Lindsey, O. Svangstu, and L. Lee were chosen as king candidates. 42 F.F.A ROW 1: Mr. Schlicting - Adv., D. Haugenoe, A. Wehrman, J. Johnson, R. Mabie, K. Throntveit, R. Grindeland, L, Johnson, D. Haugenoe, D. Fagerland, D. Enebo, D. Raum. ROW 2: R. Larson, R. Enerson, T. Tweed, G. Bowman, D. Lampert, J. Gilbertson, L. Grindeland, J. Lindseth, D. Lindsey, G. Lindsey, R. Tangen, P. Hagen, D. Challes, J. Sortland, C. Enebo. ROW 3: J. Alcock, I. Johnson, G. Rosenquist, J. Selle, L. Rosenquist, N. Lindsey, C. Bissonnette, O. Svangstu, B. Svangstu, D. Berg, R. Thompson, J. Nygaard, D. Adams, T. Berosik, D. Smithberg. Judging Team - Is that a cow? Not too hard now!! OFFICERS Jerome Selle Bob Thompson Mr. Schlicting Neil Lindsey Bob Svangstu Darrel Fagerland Ole Svangstu David Berg Chuck Bissonnette 43 BAND CHOIR Mixed Quartet ft W 40k I i I Girls Chorus o f in Triple Trio KEY CLUB ROW 1: B. Grim - V. Pres., L. Melby - Pres., L. Kihle - Sec. -Treas. ROW 2: N. Thronve’it, N. Sortland, G. Joranstad, A. Glasoe, G. Knutson, L. Pederson. ROW 3: R. Gilbertson, S. Joranstad, B. Thompson, E. Haugland, B. Dykes. ROW 4: D. Redlin, C. Bissonnette, L. Over- , , , „ by the students. Serious deliberation in one of its forms: To sell or not to sell hot dogs at canteen. However, hot dog debates are small talk in comparison to the many beneficial projects these Key Club workers undertake for their school, community, and nation. 46 SENIOR CLASS PLA Y What, no pictures? Alas, it is so. Now, what I’m about to tell you may sound a little blank, well, it is a blank sort of story but nevertheless so. As you well know, our play was concerned with a visit on earth from a mischievous angel who had hitched a ride down to earth with two angel friends. Funny little angels they were, for although they were visible to the eye of the audience, they actually weren’t visible at all. Oh, dear now I'm really not sure I make much sense at all. The point is that although they seemed to be quite visible they weren’t so at all, and this page is proof of that fact. What a disappointment when we found that our negatives taken of the play were only blanks, but what should we have expected, after all how can you photograph something that isn't there but really is, yet can’t be seen? Rather complicated little matter, isn't it. Well, that ends the explanation we have for offering you a page of this sort, but if you look real hard and use your imagination a little, I'm sure you will be able to see three angelic faces upon this page. Please don’t ignore them for they really did a marvelous job and after all, is it their fault they aren’t photogenic? Since they were the center of attention of our play we feel it's only fair that we also leave out the other members of the play cast so as not to hurt any feelings. But please remember us, angels and all. DOWN TO EARTH CAST AUGUSTA APPLEGATE-----Kathy Simonson PILONE........... AGNES.......... WILFRED........ DIANA CLUMP - - ORPHA TEEL------- RUTH IE TEEL--- BAXTER BROMSLEY MILLIE BROMSLEY -JUNE BROMSLEY - ■ RICHARD WHITE -HERMAN HOWELL -ROBERT HANLEY - - - John Fosland - - Jo Ann Mourn -----Bruce Loken -----Pat Blevins - Sharon Tanberg ■ Leah Throntveit David Berg - - Pam Odegard - - Jean Anderson Doug Christianson Bob Dykes -----Lynn Melby Director------ Stu. Directors Cleve Cowley Jane Neumann Valli Miller JUNIOR CLASS PLA Y THE NIGHT IS MY ENEMY A. Grindeland, Mr. Cowley, D. Christianson. STANDING; P. DeLong, R. Hall, K. Bacon, J. Selle, P. Moe, N. Sortland, M. Olson, T. Lindsey, J. Hillestad. B. Dykes. Scotland Yard is like that, Mrs. Fontaine 49 Tommy, Tommy How could he . . . ” That's where she . . . HOMECOMING Homecoming Week began on Sept. 22nd with active campaigning for the Jr. and Sr. queen candidates. Ardis Grindeland and Pat Blevins, respectively. On Wed. the Jr. and Sr.' classes presented campaign skits for the student body, and at this time tne finalists for king r Lynn Melby, Larry Overbo, and Russ Gilbertson were announced. A parade and snake dance, followed by a bonfire and pep rally were held on Thursday nite. The climax of the week came on Friday nite, when the Crosby Maroons defeated the Mohall Yellow-jackets by a score of 13-6 for a Homecoming victory. After the game a Homecoming Dance with the theme Marai Gras” was held. The suspense was broken when the Senior class was awarded first prize and the Soph, class, second prize for the Homecoming floats. The coronation followed when Larry and Pat were crowned king and queen. Lunch was served at midnite. Homecoming was ended for another year. 50 JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM On a beautiful evening in April, the members of the Senior class were feted at a banquet and prom by the Junior class. The theme which was carried out throughout the night was ’’The Loveliest Night of the Year.” Intern Myron Carlson spoke at the banquet, and entertainment was provided by a senior girls'trio, which sang Moon River. The Grand’March, led by the junior and senior class officers and their dates, marked the beginning of the Prom as the couples moved slowly down the stairway to the floor, where music was provided by The Megatons. At the intermission, a junior duet sang The Loveliest Night of the Year. The theme proved to be true. CLASS NIGHT Amid tears and laughter the 50th graduating class bade farewell. 51 GRADUATION The class of 1964 chose their class colors and flower to symbolize that they were the 50th class of graduates from Crosby High School. MOTTO - We Finish to Begin CLASS COLORS - Gold and White j CLASS FLOWER - Gold Chrysanthemum HONOR STUDENTS Keith Johnson Lowell Kihle Valerie Miller Rosalie Murphy Gary Riveland Kathleen Simonson Strains of March Procession ale could be heard as 55 graduates slowly marched toward the long awaited climax of twelve years of fun, work, and achievement. An atmosphere of solemnness remained throughout the ceremony as the graduating class was addressed by the Commencement speaker, M. F. Peterson. Next came the moment of long awaited reward, presentation of diplomas. Following the presentation of the diplomas, tears of joy and yet sadness, could be seen as the students stood together for the last time to shake hands - knowing that this was the end, yet a part of the beginning. 52 0 me and my bip footl ■r. Kadiddlehopperi 'ature Monkeys stacked Support Ob, Hi there (Knee Kun Koo dung Ing Dai' ..the Indians rode lephan its at work' Cig.. -1 wonder? ee haw,Hee haw Don't knock iti ’illow talk JOHN F. KENNEDY May 29, 1917-November 22, 1963 We, the youth of America, lost more than a President in the death of John F, Kennedy. We lost a friend. He was a man who understood us, and strove to help us. He was truly a great man.- History will immortalize his words of inspiration: Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country. He is gone ... his memory lives on. 56