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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1966 volume:

C rosf)(j Jr 9A jcAooJ 7R aroon Jit e noirs Cjros6i . Xor A OaJzota yi Dedication io DCa ure 2 PICTURES + DECISIONS + WORK = THE ANNUAL STAFF OF 1965 1966 Left to Right; S. Aaberg St., 8. Anderson Jr., L. Svangstu Soph., P. Pederson Jr. asst, editor, D. Blevins Sr. editor, K. Easton Sr., G. Hall Sr., P. McGhanSoph., B. Baertsch Soph., K. Olson, Fr., B. Murphy, Fr. We, the annual staff of 1965-t 6, proudly present this edition of MAROON MEMIORS for each student to save as a keepsake and to add to their memories of CHS. WORK AND CONCENTRATION??? 3 1111 CR u e by J'vepresentation F IRST ROW Left to Right; C. Wallin, N. Throntviet, J. Heckman SECOND ROW; L Pederson. J. Peterson, P. Pederson, D. Pederson. H. Pederson. Craig Wallin - President, Sr. Neal Throntviet - Vice President, Sr. Jo Ann Heckman - Sec. Treas., Sr. Les Pederson - Sr. Jo Ann Peterson - Sr. Phyllis Pederson - Jr. Dave Pederson - Soph. (red Pederson - Hr. Mr. Baertsch - Advisor ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL BOARD 1965-1966 David Walen - President Herman Johnson Harold Lee - Fortuna Sherman Lampert - Colgan Olaf Lokken Alan Spooner - Noonan Kalmer Unhjem Goodwin Haugland Lynn Roberts This year the administration took advantage of federal aid which enabled the school to acquire a language machine, tape recorders, book cases, projectors lab supplies, a portable lab, and also many other pieces of equipment. The biggest project they undertook was that of drawing up plans for a new high school and bringing it to vote. 6 7 MR. WOODS MR. BARR MR. TRULSON MRS. MISS KELLER MR. BROX SENIORS ELWOOD ANDERSON ' DANIEL ADAMS BRUCE ANDERSON LESLIE BAKKEN CAROL ANN AABERG SHARON AABERG Only a moment; DONALD BENSON DORIS BENTER a moment of strength, 1 .wy KAREN BILSTAD GREG BJELLA DONNA BLEVINS I I TRICIE CARLSON ARTHLEEN CARY CLAUDE CHRISTIANSON of romance, JOYCE DE JARDINE SUSAN DELONG 12 KIRK ElftSTON CLARK ENEBO CINDY ENGBERG WARREN HAAGENSON of glamour - LOREN GRINDELAND LINDA GROTE DAVID ERIKSMOEN PAUL HAGEN GLORIA HALL LINDA HALLGREN of youth! GAIL HANSON RYAN HANSON 14 SIDNEY HAUGE DON HAUGENOE DOUG HAUGENOE MARYANNE HAUGLAND A flick of sunshine upon a strange shore, JOANN HECKMAN JAMES HECTOR 15 GERALD JOHNSON DIANNE KNUTSON DON LEE DEWEY LEE ROSIE MILLER 16 LINDA MILLS KEITH OSVOLD SANDRA OSVOLD JIM MONSON PEGGY MURPHY the time for a sigh. JON NESS PAULA ODEGARD LES PEDERSON JOANN PETERSON and - goodbye. PENNY PETERSON JANET RIVELAND GENE ROSENQUIST 18 DANA RUST DAVID SMITHBERG JIM SORT LAND C. H.S. - Goodbye.. ! PHYLLIS SORTLAND CURTIS THRONITVE1T 19 NEAL THRONTVEIT ROBERT THVEDT LOIS TIEGEN KATHY . OCKE JEAN TORGESON CRAIG WALLIN JUDY TORF.SON ROBERTA WIG NESS LOIS WOLTER Who's proud? Gaution! Our first Queen candidate ( )or ? 22 Left to Right 1st ROW; Mrs. Enget, adv., D. Weaker, Pres., D. Shefstad, V. Pres., C. Weinschrott, Sec., C. Heide, Treas., P. Pederson, Stu. Coun. Rep., Mr. Schlicting, adv. 2nd ROW; F. Riveland, L. DeLong, V. Bummer, C. Olson, B. Anderson, L. Raaum, B. Johnson, L. Sortland, J. Brooks, K. Welo, E. Hauge, M. Benter, L. Olson, M. Mourn, C. Lee, J. McPhail, K. Haugland. 3rd ROW; J. Elsbernd, B. Steffensen, E. Thomte, D. Tweed, B. Ler-vik, D. Mueller, R. Tangen, L. Hector, D. W. Shefstad, G. Hasselstrom, C. Christenson, M. Larson, E. Cowee, P. Larson, K. Olson. 4th ROW; R. Mabie, D. Christianson, R. Triplett, D. Lampert, G. Haugland, G. Hysjulien, R. Hanson, R. Larson, R. Grindeland, R. Enerson, G. Bowman, A. Wehrtnank, J. Sands, T. Tweed. The past year was a busy and important one for the juniors. This year for the first time they chose a candidate to run for Homecoming queen. Their float with the slogan Let's be on Top won the first prize in the float contest. They put on their first play, an overwhelming success, entitled The Little Dog Laughed”. They worked long and hard planning and decorating for the junior-senior prom, which was one of the most beautiful the school has ever had. 24 c chofarfp Sophomores Left to Right, 1st ROW; Mrs. Larsen, Adv., J. Grim, Pres., E. Haugland, V. Pres., D. Muzzy, Sec., C. Walen, Treas., D. Pederson, Stu. Coun. Rep., Mr. Trulson, Adv., 2nd ROW; J. Rodvold, K. Biel, L. Borreson, D. Hanson, B. Grunstad, B. Thompson, B. Carter, C. Marquardt, J. Oleson, D. Luce, L. Cowee, D. Clark, J. Larson, J. Marcy, B. Lokken, B. Christionson, D. Grote, 3rd ROW; M. Moe, C. Kihle, D. Benson, L. Jacques, J. Baker, P. McGhan, B. Baertsch, L. Tiegen, J. Pederson, C. Stromstad, D. Johnson, L. Svangstu, M. Brumfield, 4th ROW; C. Gran-rud, C. Dahl, E. Johnson G. Vassen, G. Lystad, C. Burrows, E. Ness, L. Riveland, D. Elsbernd, P. Peterson, K. Thompson, C. Gilbertson, D. Odegard, K. Torgeson, R. Torgeson, J. Johnson, D. Binde The Sophomore Class has, now achieved the title of Upperclassmen. This year for Homecoming, we contributed a viking ship with the slogan Conquer the Honkers. Also we supported the football and basketball teams and at the end of the year we had a car wash as a class project. 26 F SSHjWfi Sreen 7resA nen FIRST ROW, Left to Right; Mr. Trulson, Advisor, K. Cary, Pres.. V. Boness, V. Pres., G. Christionson, Sec., B. Engberg, Treas., F. Pederson, St. Coun. Rep., Mrs. Kirby, Advisor, SECOND ROW; A. Moun, M. Nichols, W. Shefstad, G. Monson, D. Huwe, S. Wigness, J. Peterson, C. Lindseth, K. Throntviet, S. Throntviet, J. Bilstad, J. Binde, D. Jacobson, K. Sand, B. Benter, E. Moe, B. Montgomery, D. Binde. C. Hasselstrom, THIRD ROW; S. Mc-Gray, K. Grote, G. Riveland, J. Anderson, L. Taffelmire, C. Bummer, B. Murphy, K. Bub-lets, A. Esposito, D. Borses, M. Gurholt, K. Olson, C. Benter, J. Fagerland, L. Wigness, C. Hanson, FOURTH ROW; M. Elsbemd, K. Borreson, G. Sortland, B. Miller, G. Brady, M. Kemmis, N. Sundhagen, R. Jacobson, J. Fleck, L. Aaberg, J. Lokken, G. McGhan, L. Riveland, R. Tangedal, FIFTH ROW; G. Olin, P. Tracy. J. Elsbernd, G. Hall. W. Lervic, L. Glasoe, M. Sortland, C. Mills, V. Elsbernd. J. Hallgren, D. Marquardt, B. Gyovig, D. Over-bo, D. Steffensen, P. Moe, L. Johnson, D. Lindsey, F. Osvold, B. Halvorson, The Freshman Class started off their first Homecoming with a float entitled Cook the Goose which turned out to be one of the better floats ever assembled by a Freshman class. The rest of the year was spent adjusting to high school life and looking forward to the upcoming years. 28 ATIONS Left to Right; K. Haugland, J. McPhail, P. Pederson, D. Blevins, G. Christionson Treas., J. Peterson Pres., K. Olson V. Pres., P. McGhanSec., K. Olson, C. Benter, B. Benter, B. Baertsch, SECOND ROW; B. Grunstad, L. Cowee, V. Boneses, M. Mourn, C. Walen, L. Olson, D. Hanson, C. Marquart, K. Biel, J. Peterson, K. Welo, M. Benter, J. Binde, THIRD ROW; L. Delong, M. Moe, G. Hanson, S. Throntviet, K. Throntviet, K. Monson, C. Hanson, K. Sands, C. Kihle, C. Lee, A. Cary, D. Jacobson, J. Fagerland, B. Lokken, J. Marcy, FOURTH ROW; M. Brumfield, G. Oleson, J. Larson, J. Bilstad, K. Cary, B. Murphy, J. Bak- . er, J. Torgeson, J. Pederson, D. Johnson, E. Thomte, D. Tweed, E. Haugland, C. Christionson, C. Engberg, T. Carlson, P. Murphy, K. Bublits. PEP CLUB POM POM GIRLS The Pep Club this year did an outstanding job in cheering the team on, with full support at all the games. 30 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kristine Haugland, Jr. Joan McPhail, Jr. Phyllis Pederson, Jr. Donna Blevins, Sr. A cheerleader.. cheerfulness school spirit encouragement enthusiasm sportsmanship JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Kristie Olson, Fr. Betty Benter, Fr. Cheryl Benter, Fr. Barb Baerstch, Soph. 31 future Jlomemafzei 'S of America FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Mrs. Enget, Adv., E. Haugalnd, Treas., L. Wolters, Pres., P. Peterson, V. Pres., C. Aaberg, Sec., SECOND ROW; C. Walen, P. Odegard, C. Christion-son, B. Lervik, D. Johnson, THIRD ROW; C. Marquardt, J. Rodvold, A. Mourn, V. Bonesness, C. Lindseth, J. Peterson, J. Elsbernd, J. Bilstad, J. Binde, K. Sands, D. Jacobson, E. Moe, C. Benter, M. Nichols, C. Hasselstrom, FOURTH ROW; D. Blevins, M. Moe, K. Throntviet, M. Moe, G. Riveland, K. Olson, S. Throntviet, G. Christianson, L. Wigness, C. Hanson, J. Fagerland, J. Anderson, B. Thompson, C. Lee, B. Benter, B. Johnson, B. Carter, FIFTH ROW; E. Hauge. D. Hanson, J. Larson, P. Carlson, D. Benson, R. Wigness, J. Peterson, C. Strom-stad, K. Bublitz, F. Riveland, L. Tiegen, E. Thomte, M. Larson, B. Murphy, L. Svangstu, K. Cary, C. Bummer, J. Marcy F.H.A. CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America, We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future, Homes where living will be the expression of everything that is good and fair. Homes where truth, love, security, and faith will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America, We face the future with warm courage and high hope. 32 SWEETHEART QUEEN - PAULA ODEGARD menca future farmers °f 7t FIRST ROW; Left to Right: S. Hauge, D. Haugenoe, R. Grindeland, D. Haugenoe, G. Wendel, N. Throntveit, Mr. Schlicting, Advisor, SECOND ROW; B. Halvorson, R. Tangedal, M. Elsbernd, K. Borreson, D. Smithberg, P. Moe, G. Sortland, J. Elsbernd, G. Lystad, J. Sortland, D. Lindsey. G. McGhan, THIRD ROW; D. Kemmis, J. Johnson, B. Miller. G. Brady, W. Lervik, N. Sundhagen, M. Sortland, C. Gilbertson, V. Hallgren, D. Raaum, M. Kemmis, T. Tweed, FOURTH ROW; K. Thompson, K. Throntveit, D. Adams, P. Peterson, D. Lampert, G. Rosenquist, C. Burrows, D. Elsbernd, L. Riveland, D. Benson, D. Odegard, G. Vassen, L. Glasoe, C. Mills F.F.A. MOTTO Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve To practice brotherhood, honor rural opportunities and responsibilities, and develop those qualities of leadership which a Future Farmer should possess. 33 SWEETHEART KING - DON HAUGENOE Jlancf FRONT ROW, L to R: C. Wallin, B. Christenson, G. Haugland, J. Pederson, ]. Mc-Phail, J. Hector, M. Benter, G. Sortland, P. Grundstad, V. Svangstu, D. Johnson, L. Olson, C. Christenson. SECOND ROW: L. Svangstu, V. Bonsness, L. Tiegen, P. Andrist, B. Thompson, J. Fleck, C. Benter, J. Binde, D. Benson, C. Johnson, Redlin, B. Murphy, L. Johnson, D. Thomte, L. Pederson, J. Lindseth, G. Lystad, T. Carlson, THIRD ROW; E. Haugland, K. Easton, T. Lindseth, L. Bakken, D. Haugland, G. Hanson, R. Jacobson, E. Grim, R. Mabie, M. Gurholt, L. Wigness, P. Pederson, R. Wigness. FIRST ROW; P. Andrist, M. Skedsvold, D. Miller, K. Redlin, R. Larson, B. Grundstad, SECOND ROW; G. Olin, B. Engberg, B. Jacobson, F. Pederson, J. Grim, C. Christenson, L. Hector, D. Shefstad, R. Triplett, R. Hanson. THIRD ROW; R. Miller, P. Odegard, B. Baertsch, W. Benter, C. Erickson, D. Shefstad, G. Hysjulien, G. Haugland, J. Nordstog, B. Anderson, D. Christianson, J. Sand, B. Christenson, B. Steffen-sen, Peterman, O. Hector. 34 FRONT ROW, L to R: L. Olson, L. Pederson, J. Pederson, D. Johnson SECOND ROW, L. Tiegen, P. Peterson, B. Christenson, C. Christenson, THIRD ROW, P. Murphy, J. McPhail, C. Simonson, C. Stromstad, FOURTH ROW, C. Lee, B. Benter, P. Carlson, J. Lindseth FIFTH ROW, D. Wenker, G. Haugland Drum major Craig Wallin J. Hector, G. Fectig, B. Hanson, B. Jacques 35 Sonys ers of C.J'f.S. FRONT ROW: Left to Right: F. Riveland, L. Delong, C. Lee, M. Moe, M. Moe, J. Rodvold, J. McPhail, B. Grundstad, M. Benter, M. Mourn, R. Miller, L. Olson, SECOND ROW: C. Stromstad, C. Olson, L. Raaum, J. Elsbernd, K. Biel, C. Walen, E. Hauge, K. Olson, B. Christenson, J. Riveland, B. Lokken, K. Welo, P, Pederson, THIRD ROW: B. Stefi'ensen, C. Engberg, P. Odegard, J. Baker, L. Wolter, B. Lervik, B. Baertsch, M. Brumfield, D. Johnson, D. Tweed, J. Pederson, J. Peterson, E. Thomte, M. Murphy, D. Blevins, FOURTH ROW: G. Hasselstrom, R. Jacobson, R. Mabie, L Hector, G. Lystad, L. Bakken, B. Gjovig, R. Hanson, R. Hanson, D. Pederson, J. Ness, R. Triplett, D. Odegard, K. Thompson. C. Dahl, T. Lindseth Doris Benter - President David Pederson - Vice President Peggy Muroh - Secretary Phyllis Pederson - Treasurer Linda Olson - Student Director M, ss 7f e er Director 36 David Pederson - Vice Pres. Peggy Murphy - Secretary Phyllis Pederson - Treasurer 37 Warm Up ! !!! ! Choir at Baccalaureate CPricfe of G.3£S. FIRST ROW; C. Wallin. Pres., C. Christionson, V. Pres., R. Hanson, Sec., D. Wen-ker, Treas.. SECOND ROW; J. Sortland, K. Thompson, K. Osvold, J. Ness, K. Easton, C. Hiede, C. Granrud, THIRD ROW; L. Hector, L. Pederson, J. Lindseth, N. Throntviet, D. Odegard, G. Vassen, B. Anderson, P. Hagen, FOURTH ROW; C. Gilbertson, G. Haugland, F. Pederson, R. Hanson, D. Lee, D. Lee, C. Burrows, D. Shefstad, R. Tripplet. The Lettermen's Club was directed by the four coaches of C. H. S. Mr. Lemke, Mr. Huber, Mr. Talley, and Mr. Humphrey. The club engaged in intramural sports and occasionally viewed sport films. f 38 .rm coMMonnpr TJarsity an cf Jr. TJarsity Top, Left to Right, FIRST ROW; G. McGhan, D. Marquardt, G. Brady, M. Elsbernd, B. Halvorson, B. Engberg, D. Overbo, SECOND ROW; G. Vassen, J. Ness, C. Christionson, L. Pederson, J. Sortland, D. Lee, K. Osvold, N. Throntviet, THIRD ROW; Mr. Lemke, R. Tangedal, L. Hec tor, C. Granrud, C. Gilbertson, D. Pederson, J. Hallgren, P. Peterson, BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right, FIRST ROW; G. Sortland, J. Elsbernd, D. Steffensen, J. Fleck, G. Olin, L. Glasoe, K. Thompson, A. Wehrman, SECOND ROW; C. Hiede, D. Shefstad, J. Lindseth, B. Anderson, D. Lee, P. Hagen, R. Hanson, C. Wallin, THIRD ROW; Mr. Huber, G. Haugland, R. Triplett, R. Hanson, D. Wenker, D. Odegard, C. Burrows, V. Elsbernd. JooiSaff Syuacf SEATED, Left to Right; Jim Sortland, Les Pederson, Paul Hagen, Neal Throntveit, Bruce Anderson, STANDING; Jon Ness, Craig Wallin, Duane Lee, Ryan Hanson, Don Lee, Jim Lindseth, Claude Christianson, Keith Osvold. With the return of 14 lettermen and being the NW Conference Champs, the 1965 season was begun with high hopes of making us Champs two years in a row. As the season progressed however, it was seen that a tough road was before us. The season was begun with the toughest of competition in the team that eventually was crowned the State Champs and it was ended with a season full of many satisfactions. The kids played hard and ended with a 4-4 record. Crosby Opponent 0 Williston - 45 21 Mohall - 7 13 Stanley - 12 7 Newtown - 6 6 Kenmare - 45 20 Bottineau - 14 0 Tioga - 46 12 Minot Model - 36 41 TJarsi y 03. 03. 6 Starting at the left of the V, C. Christionson, R. Tripplet, D. Shefstad, D. Wenker, C. Wallin, R. Hanson, R. Hanson, G. Haugland, N. Throntviet, P. Pederson, B. Anderson; Center of the V, K. Thompson, Mr. Huber, coach, Mr. Talley, asst, coach, G. McGhan. A WORD FROM THE COACH With a returning nucleus of just 5 lettermen it appeared that the 65-66 season was to be little to shout about. However, with good, hard, spirited work the year ended far from this. They became a team that gave 15070, was full of hustle and exciting to watch, good enough to battle the best, but were hurt with hard luck in losing many close games. N. Dak's Dream of Coaches, Art Hovde of Minot, said Crosby is no doubt the most improved team in the NW Region and anyone who plays them is in for a tough test. Congratulations team of 65-66. Coach Huber BRUCE ANDERSON 7Le en men RYAN HANSON DANA RUST CLAUDE CHRISTIANSON cS enior NEAL THRONTVIET 73 as7et6a I CRAIG WALLIN 43 TJarsitu 73.73. Left to right; G. McGhan, C. Granrud, D. Mueller, D. Christioson, K. Throntviet, P. Peterson, D. Wenker, R. Grindeland, R. Hanson, D. Pederson, D. Shefstad, R. Triplett, A. Wehrman, D. Odegard, C. Gilbertson, E. Johnson, K. Thompson, MIDDLE. Mr. Talley. 7res£man S juacf Left to Right, FIRST ROW; Mr. Humphrey, B. Engberg, G. Sortland, J. Fleck, B. Halvorson, G. Olin, D. Sheffensen, G. McGhan, SECOND ROW; M. Sortland, L. Glasoe, R. Jacobson, D. Overbo, C. Mills, 44 Left to Right: Neal Throntviet - Capt. and All Conf. Bruce Anderson - All Conf., Paul Hagen - All Conf. Craig Wallin - Co. Capt. Craig Wallin - Co. Capt. Neal Throntviet - Capt. All Conf. 45 Senior Track Boys Event Sophomore Track Boys Event Ryan Hanson Shot put Dirk Odegard Shot put Jim Lindseth 220 Greg Vassen 100 Neal Throntviet Javelin Curt Gilbertson Pole Vault Jon Ness Discus Curt Granrud High Jump Craig Wallin Shot put David Elsbernd Mile Bruce Anderson 440 Eric Ness Mile Dana Rust Broad Jump Don Heugenoe 880 Kirk Easton Mile Freshman Track Boys Event Van Elsbernd 220 Gary Sortland Low Hurdles Brian Engberg Pole Vault Junior Track Boys Event Gary Olin Broad Jump Bruce Halvorson 100 Chuck Hiede 220 Jim Haskins Shot Put Don Wenker Javelin Lance Glasoe Discus Ron Hanson 880 James Lokken Shot Put Richard Triplett 880 Cory Mills 100 Darrel Shefstad Mile Ron Mabie 880 Allan Wehrman 100 Jerry Grim 880 Two school records were broken this Coaches year. Neal Thronviet broke the school Mr. Lemke - Head coach Mr. Talley - Asst. coach javelin record and Craig Wallin set a new Mr. Humphrey - Freshman coach Mr. Huber - Junior High coach school record in the shot put. 46 junior Gfass GGaij PLAY CAST Phyllis Pederson Larry Hector Kerry Olson Jim Sand Ronnie Hanson ’’THE LITTLE DOG Bonnie Lervick LAUGHED” Ronnie Mabie Joan McPhail Dan Mueller Bonnie Anderson Linda Olson Karen Welo Debbie Tweed Carmen Lee Val Bummer Mrs. George Larsen - Director Carilyn Olson - Asst. Director King Neal Queen Jo Ann J{c omecommj September 27 through October 1 was the annual Homecoming week at old C. H. S. Jo Ann Heckman, Senior candidate, and Joan McPhail, Junior candidate vied for queen-ship, while Neal Throntviet, Craig Wallin and Claude Christionson ran for King. The various pictures below represent all the phases of this week. Jl cS unior ueruor ft rom TIDE The Phantoms Our Servers 51 BACCALAUREATE Honor Students - left to right, STANDING, Claude Christionson, Gerald Johnson, Ryan Hanson, Bruce Anderson; SITTING JoAnn Heckman, Peggy Murphy, Janet Riveland. Pastor Anderson The Lord Bless and Keep You. 1966 On May 22, 1966, the sixty-six Seniors' began to finish their school life at Crosby High School. Pastor Norman Anderson reviewed the events of the past four years and told of the future in store for us. Honor Students 52 One more step finished. To the tune, The Days of Wine and Roses, The Seniors sang their class song and presented their memories and hopes in their Will, History, Prophecy, and Class Poem. Les Pederson was the M. C. of the program and award giving. SENIOR CLASS OF 1966 •Guide us on our way... 53 Jjeyoncf ihe Jforizon-ZJJie Sunrise. On May 26, 1966, the Seniors began the journey down the road to the horizon. Congratulations Dear Parents... ” Now I present the Senior class... 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