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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1970 volume:

H looks like any building when you pass it on the street, but inside A school is impersonal on the surface, but when you are a part of it, it is shoveled sidewalks, snowed in buses, clan:i..j lunch room cups, cleaning up, the table where you at. . . 3 Active people, working people, angry people, talking people, original people, tired people, gorgeous people, playing people . . . and just people. A school is people Canadian Exchange Students from Radville, Sask. Marie and Mike Bourassa or discussing the generation gap at PTA and discovering there isn't one. . .or organizing a Science Club Science Fair and producing winners for the District. 7 A Pep Club and Cheerleaders 8 are people encouraging... Football is people... 10 Northwest Conference Champions This year football meant the thrill of an undefeated season, a trophy all our own, celebration, one very happy coach, and, the realization that . WE’RE NUMBER ONE COACH LEMKE Homecoming is people ... Following a football victory over the Kenmare lonkers, students celebrated to the theme HGHT MY FIRE with T. H. E. 2nd Prize Float: Freshmen The Honkers Goose Is Cooked 14 Homecoming Royally ?! II Left to right: Kathy Lee, Senior Princess; Queen Kathy Glasoe; King Dean Throntviet; Roxanne Lund Junior Princess; Jodi Hector, Senior Princess. FIRST PRIZE FLOAT: SENIOR Maroons Declare Open Sea son On The Honkers 15 Basketball is people ... BUTCH HAL GLAND ALL-STATE BASKETBALL 17 Basketball this year was ... accepting defeat, being up for the next game, sometimes winning, long trips, long faces, wondering why. . . yelling till your throat hurt, laughing, being proud. . . ... and keepinj spirit up! Track is people... waiting for a track to dry, cooling off (?) with basketball. State qualifier in javelin - Chuck Erickson State Winner Lynn Robinson - 5th place high jump. Named - Most Valuable. 20 BOYS Track Meets: Mohall Dual - First Minot Lions - 10 pts. Stanley - Third-36 pts. District - 6 pts. N. W. CONF. - Fourth Girls Track Minot Fitness Day-15 pts. Northwest Conf. -1st place (90 pts.) Dist. 7 Meet -1st place (48 1 2 pts.) No. Dak. State Meet - 1 pt. Records Broken; 220 yd. dash-Robinson, L. 28.2 sec. 440 yd. dash-Grindeland, D. 71. 2 sec. 440 yd. relay-Gage, V. ; Glasoe, K. ; Hector, J. ; Robinson, L. -54.4 sec. 880 yd. Relay-Glasoe, K. : Nordstog, K. Hanson, G. ; Hansen D. -2 min. 5 sec. Long jump-Gage, V.-15'5M High jump-Robinson, L. -4,9 70 yd. hurdles-Glasoe, K. -11.0 sec. Discus-Nordstog, K. -81'2 Shot Put-Fettig, C.-31'8 1 2” 880 yd. run-Hay, D.-3 min. 3. 7 sec. 880 Medley-Cowee, M. ; Simonson, C. ; Olson, C.; Miller, C.-2min. 12 sec. Records Broken: Chuck Erickson-Shot Put -Discus 21 Learning, Practicing, Demonstrating, and Producing Golf is people • • • Seasons Record; 5-4-70 - at Stanley placed 6th 5-6-70 - at Mohall placed 4th 5-15-70 - at Williston placed 3rd 5-18-70 - at Mohall placed 7th 5-20-70 - at Stanley placed 11th Rodney Boldt received a first year letter and Golf Bar. Others qualified for Golf Bars: Byron Jacobson, Steve Andrist, Mike Kihle, Bob Neuman, and Tim Lervick People and hard work make a choir Television Debut at Christmas Performing on television, breaking into ensembles, learning a double choir, a surprise visit from Frosty, the Snowman at Christmas, and a colorful Spring Concert in formals all make it worth the work. Letters awarded to seniors People make the CHS Band what it is ... working toward new blazers, adding spirit at pep rallies and games, entertaining on Farmer's Day, or rating = 1 in Band Day polls. A- .-iO-fea � • Everyone's Moonlight Dream THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM A prom is hoping the decorations won't fall, feeling good, feeling bad, dancing on and on, trying to be on time, staring at everyone else, sticking your date with a pin, working toward one night—hoping it will hurry and then, wishing it would never end. Pres. Ed Grim - Prom Servers BanquetSpeaker-Paul Sanchez Federal Duck1 Grand March Holly McGhan and Steve Andrisr introducing the couples in Grand March A play is about people and the Junior Class presented If a body meet a body by Patricia Clapp A play involves people. . . in building a set, late practices, memorizing lines, hunting up costumes, practicing gestures, forgetting lines, last minute makeup, and a successful performance. The Kids” entertain between acts. 28 CAST Sue Ami Kendall-Judy 1 levins Priscilla Jones- liriam Walen Cam Craw ford-Jeani no Jacobson Mr. I latcItcr-Srevc Pod void Owen Harnc'-Dan Nichols Mrs. Rcillcy- andy Johnson Sonia-Oaiidncc Tlivedr Li. de Ville-‘ ’ark Murpi.;. Henry PciUcy-' ike I'nhjem Officer Connelly-Karen Nordsro ; Delivery Man- i b Neumann Eloisc-Lindn ! aldalcn Dircctor-James Kulp Student Dir. -Steve Swonder Debhy Hansen 29 Harvey is people? THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY by Mary Ellen Chase 30 CAST Myrtle Mae Simmons-Pam Andrist Veta Louise Simmons-Beth Walen Elwood P. Dowd-Jim Nordstog Miss Johnson-Sharon Thvedt Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet-Kelsey Rediin Ruth Kelly, R. N. -Marita Skedsvold Duane Wilson-Chuck Erickson Lyman Sanderson, M. D. - Byron Jacobson William R. Chumley, M. D. -Dean Throntveit Betty Chumley-Glenda Hanson Judge Omar Gaffney-Ed Grim E. J. Lofgren-Kelsey Redlin Director-James Kulp Student Director-Becky Hansen Make-Up—Dr. Harold Woolfrey 31 A Senior Class that dares to do Tonight is when we remember all the school has meant—friends, teachers, big things, little things, and take a tiny look at the future. Class Song Butch-Master of Ceremonies Peter-Carol JUNIOR TRIBUTE TO SENIORS-Steven Swonder Prophecy Dean-Diane Will Jean-Diane History History - in Song - Jean 32 3 What it dares to dream? Dr. Fettig - awards Kiwanis Awards to Kelsey and Charlie Mrs. Berry presenting Track Awards Sr. Girls Track Letterers A step to WE ARE JUST BEGINNING BUT WE HAVE A FRESH NEW OUTLOOK AND WE ARE THE FUTURE! We are all somewhat selfish in that we ask for more than we often will give. We will learn! Youth also needs to understand. We need you— you need us. . . try it. Understand ! HONOR GRADS Pam Andrist Jodi Hector Renee Larsen Kelsey Redlin Marita Skedsvold Diane Thomte Sharon Thvedt Debra Torgeson Beth Walen Honor Students Address Kelsey Redlin Commencement Speaker Lyle Sorum-Williston U.N.D. 34 the future I 1 970 Graduation Supt. Warren Borchert Pres. School Board Frank Grim 'SENIOR JITTERS 35 Formal Pictures Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Paperstaff ( The Way It Is ) FHA FFA Science Club Key Club Pom Pon Girls Pep Club Cheerleaders Choir Band Football Basketball Boys Track Golf Girls Track Faculty Student Council School Board Rep. Annual Staff 38-44 45 45 46 46 47 47 48 48 49 49 50 51 52-53 54 55 56 56 57 58-61 62 62 63 TABLE OF CONTENTS 37 KEITH BAKER M4 PAMELA ANDRIST JOEL BENSON STEVEN BUMMER WAYNE BENTER DIANA BRADY BRENNA CARTER 38 BARRY CHRISTIANSON PATRICIA CHRISTIANSON REBECCA CLARK LYNNE DAHL LUANN ENGBERG CHARLES ERICKSON GERALD FAGERLAND CARLA FETTIG DANIEL GILBERTSON 39 LESLIE HALL JEAN HALVERSON BECKY HANSEN GLENDA HANSON DIANNE HAUGLAND GERALD HAUGLAND DONNA GROTE PETER GRUNDSTAD EDWARD GRIM JOANN HECTOR BYRON JACOBSON ORLIN HECTOR BARBARA JACQUES CORINNE JOHNSON MICHAEL JOYCE RODNEY KRESS RICHARD LARSEN RENEE LARSON ELIZABETH NESS JAMES NORDSTOG DONNA OLESEN DARRYL LEE KATHRYN LEE JOHN LEWIS DEBRA LOKKEN BETTY LYSTAD DIANE MILLER ■'A '.V LYNNE PETERSON NM '.MAN POWER KELSEY REDLIX LINDA RUD CYNTHIA SIMONSON MARITA SKEDS 'OLD 43 DEAN THRONTVEIT VICKI SVANGSTU DIANE THOMTE LAUREN THRONTVEIT ERROL THVEDT SHARON THVEDT DEBRA TORGESON ELIZABETH TORGESON BETH WALEN A 4 Junior Class 1st row (1-r) Mr. Larsen, Adv.; D. Elsbernd, Sec. ; M Unhjem, Jr. Rep.: J. Blevins, Pres. ; C Jacobson, V Pres.; K. Glasoe, Treas.; Mr. Sundberg, Adv. 2nd row (1-r) K. Benter; L Torgeson; B. Olson; L. Faldalen; C Thvedt; D. Lindsey; M. Buck: S. Johnson; D. Bacon; C. Strand; K. Miller; J Jacobson; F Anseth; B. Binde. 3rd row (1-r) R. ! ewi$; K. Ness; B Neuman; M. Kihle; V. Gage; B Olson; K Nordstog: R Lund; D Hansen; P. Hay; D Cary; C. Schell; M. Cowee; M. Walen: G. Sparks. 4th row: (1-r) G. Oswald: D Monson; C. Aalund; R. Elsbernd; D. Nichols; K. Tanberg; D. Nordstog; T Lervick; R. Stromstad; B. Halverson; J. Wanner; $. Swonder; S. Rodvold; M. Murphy; T. Redlin; N Rosenquist; D. Shefstad. Sophomore Class 1st row (1-r) Mr. Trulson, Adv. ; J Heckman, Sec.; W. Grote, V. Pres. ; J. Nordstog, Pres.; M. Anderson, Treas. ; R. Olson, Rep. ; Mrs. Larsen, Adv. 2nd row (1-r) D. Hauge: B. Binde; J. Barnett; C. Lindseth: H Mc-Ghan; S. Haugland; V. Chaffee; C. Montgomery; D. Torgeson; K. Lystad; B. Anderson; R. Hector; S. Stueland; D. Aaberg; M. Halverson. 3rd row (1-r) R. Aalund: K. Rosenquist: S. Marshall; S. Andrist; A. Mourn: D. Eng-berg; R. Peterson; P. Englerb; T. Simonson; C. Myers; V. Johnson: D. Blevins; L. Jacobson; W. Benson. 4th row; (1-r) B. Rosenquist; D. Wriston; B. Hay; B. Anderson; D. Fleck: M. Larsen; A. Rud; G. Overland; J Kress; T Moe: M. Holm: D. Oien; C. Lund; B. Anderson; J. Thvedt 45 Freshman Class 1st row (1-r) Mr. Schott, Adv.; M. Jacques, Sec.: M. Miller, Treas. ; A. Grim, Pres.: B. Carlson, V Pres.; M Moe, Fresh. Rep.; Mrs. Jacobson, Adv. 2nd row (1-r) R. Bilstad; M Redlin: D. Walen; L Fagerland; L. Seyfert: G Selle: S. Throntveit; P. Seyfert; S. Bummer; J. Tangedal; J. Rud: P. Nichols; D. Hector; P Marcy; C. Myers. 3rd row (1-r) D. Johnson; B Anderson; R. Hallgren; M. Jacobson; S. Hanson; C Sand; S. Benter; T. Wells: L Robinson: N. Jacobson; E. Nordstog: R Boldt; L Mills; N. Welo: D. Wriston. 4th row (1-r) J Aalund; K. Murphy; B Berosik: K. Watterud: G. Power: D. Hay; S. Gage; D. Hanson; D. Jacobson; C. StaKston; M. Nvstuen; R. Schell; C. Mortenson; M. Gjovig; D Kersey: R. Schwanz Paper Staff 1st row (1-r) D. Haugland; M Skedsvold; Mrs, Jacobson, Adv. ; P. Andrist, Editor; S. Swonder, Asst. Editor; S. Andrist; R. Larson. 2nd row; (1-r) E. Torgeson; B Walen; L Torgeson; D. Miller; C. Fettig; C. Simonson; A Grim; G. Hanson. 3rd row (1-r) D. Lokken; C. Thvedt; C. Sand; C. Stakston; T. Wells; D. Thomte; S. Thvedt; C. Johnson 46 Future Homemakers of America 1st row (1-r) M. Walen, Treas. ; D. Lindsey, Sec.; D. Haugland, V. Pres.: D. Thomte, Pres.; F Anseth, Degree Chm. ; S. Fleck, Parliamentarian; D. Cary, 2nd row (1-r) P Andrist; B. Walen: R. Larsen; M. Jacobson; M. Cowee; C. Jacobson, music Chm. ; M. Buck; Mrs. Brady, Adv. ; S. Johnson; K. Miller; J Jacobson; L. Torgeson; D. Torgeson; B. Olson; E. Torgeson. 3rd row(I-r) L. Jacobson; V Johnson; P Engberg; D Engberg; J. Nordstog, Reporter; R. Lund; D. Hanson; K. Nordstog; D. Bacon; D Lokken; L. Engberg; K Murphy: B. Bero-sik; D. Torgeson; S. Thvedt. I Future Farmers of America I lstrow(l-r) M. Joyce; T. Moe: S. Andrist; B. Anderson; R. Larsen; T. Rogers; W. Grote: G Sparks; J. Wanner. 2nd row; (1-r) C. Lund: O. Hector; J. Kress: M. Holm: R. Kress; B Rosen-quist; B. Anderson; J. Lewis; R. Peterson; W. Benter. 3rd row (1-r) B. Christianson; K. Power; D. Olson; S. Marshall: D. Fleck: J. Nordstog: P. Grundstad; B. Neuman; D. Oien: D. Olson: J. Thvedt. 4th row (1-r) D. Throntveit; D. Elsbernd; R. Stromstad; J. Heckman; S. Bummer: G. Haugland; B. Jacobson; J. Benson; E. Thvedt; M. Murphy; T. Redlin; R. Elsbernd. 47 Science Club 1st row (1—r) K. Lee, Treas. : C. Fettig, Sec.; K. Redlin, Pres. ; C. Stakston, V. Pres.; Mr. Schott, Adv. 2nd row; (1—r) M. Nystuen, Reporter; A. Grim; C. Sand; T. Wells; D. Engberg; J Tanged al: P. Andrist; B. Carlson, Hist. 3rd row: (1-r) M. Redlin; M. Miller; M. Moe; D. Olson, O. Hector. 4th row (1-r) L. Fagerland; D. Kersey; E. Thvedt; J. Nordstog; E. Grim. Key Club 1st row (1-r) E. Grim, Treas.; B. Neuman, Sec.; G. Haugland, Pres. ; D. Throntveit, V. Pres.; Mr. Sundberg, Adv. 2nd row; (1-r) A. Rud; M. Kihle; J. Nordstog; P. Grundstad; J. Wanner; O. Hector; 3rd row (1-r) D. Olson; D. Nichols; B. Jacobson; S. Rodvold. 4th row (1-r) D. Nordstog; E. Thvedt; R. Stromstad; M. Unhjem; M. Murphy; T. Lervick. 48 Pep Club 1st row (1-r) D. Olesen, Pres. ; K. Redlin, V. Pres. ; J. Blevins, Sec.-Treas.; Mrs. Berry, Adv.; 2nd row (1-r) J. Jacobson; K. Benter; C. Lindseth; P. Engberg; S. Haugland; K. Glasoe; C. Olson; G. Hanson; C. Fettig; C. Simonson; S. Throntveit; S. Hanson; N. Welo; K. Watterud; 3rd row (1-r) 3. Olson; C. Jacobson: L Faldalen: D. Lindsey; M. Buck; D. Cary; D. Hansen; D. Miller; J. Anderson; P. Nichols; M. Myers. 4th row (1-r) D. Brady; D. Lokken; B. Lystad; J. Halverson; M. Cowee; D. Engberg; D. Thomte; K Nordstog; M. Skedsvold: P. Andrist; J. Hector; S. Bummer; K. Murphy; J. Rud; M. Jacobson. 5th row (1-r) V. Gage: P. Hay; M. Walen: M. Halverson; T. Simonson; V. Johnson: D. Haugland; K. Lee: V. Svangstu; S. Thvedt; S. Fleck: R. Lund: T. Wells; A. Grim; G. Power; D. Hay Pom Pon Girls 1st row (1-r) C. Jacobson; J. Hector; J. Blevins; D. Miller; B. Walen; M. Cowee: P. Andrist. 2nd row (1-r) R. Hector; M. Jacobson; D. Blevins; L. Jacobson; C. Sand: K. Lee; R. Lund; D. Hansen. 3rd row(l-r) V. Gage; J. Nordstog; M. Walen; V. Svangstu; D. Engberg; P. Hay; K. Nordstog 49 A-Squad Cheerleaders (1-r) C. Fettig; G. Hanson; C. Simonson; C. Olson; K. Glasoe B-Squad (1-r) S. Haugland; P. Engberg; J. Jacobson; K. Benter; C. Lindseth 50 Freshmen (1-r) K. Watterud; N. Welo; S. Hanson. (Top) S. Throntveit Varsit y Singers 1st row (1-r) Miss Flannigan, dir.; F. Anseth; C. Myers; C. Simonson; B. Binde; N. Jacobson; M. Redlin; D. Hector; K. Glasoe; J. Blevins; J. Jacobson; K. Redlin. 2nd row (1-r) L. Faldalen; B. Carter; B. Lystad; R. Schwanz; D. Walen; S. Andrist; M. Skedsvold; T. Wells; D Aaberg; C. Fettig; D. Miller. 3rd row (1-r) B. Hansen; B. Walen; C. Stakston; A. Rud;.M. Moe; P Grundstad; M. Walen; V. Gage; R. Lund; R. Larsen. 4th row (1-r) P. Andrist; K. Murphy; S. Thvedt; D. Kersey; R. Stromstad; M. Unhjem; B. Anderson; L Mills; N. Welo; K. Nordstog Key Signatures CONTEST SOLOISTS: Standing (1-r) Steve Andrist; Marita Skedsvold; David Walen; Sharon Thvedt. Seated (1-r) Faye Anseth; Beth Walen; Marilyn Anderson: Pam Andrist; Ron Stromstad. 1st row (1-r) S. Johnson; C. Lindseth; K. Watterud; 2nd row (1-r) S. Throntveit; M. Jacobson; L. Robinson: K. Lee; L Rud: M. Anderson; B. Binde 51 Crosby High 1st row (1-r) P. Grundstad; B. Hansen; K. Glasoe; T. Redlin; B. Anderson; T. Wells; S. Hanson; B. Lystad. 2nd row; (1-r) J. Nordstog; D. Lokken; L. Rud; D. Bacon; L. Jacobson; E. Grim; G. Hanson; J. Thvedt; L. Dahl; D. Olson. 3rd row (1-r) M. Larsen; M. Myers; G. Overland; D. Torgeson; B. Olson; C. Lindseth; K. Murphy; B. Berosik: R. Schwanz; W. Benson; V. Johnson; J. Wanner; A. Rud; D. Jacobson; B. Jacobson. 4th row (1-r) B Carlson; M. Gjovig; J. Rud; P. Nichols; S. Bummer; D. Hay; C. Sand; G. Power; M. Halverson; D. Aaberg; P. Engberg; B Walen; D. Nichols; C. Simonson; E. Nordstog; G. Haugland; J. Nordstog; D. Oien. Drum Corps 1st row (1-r) J. Halverson; K. Glasoe; M. Murphy; E. Grim; D. Hay; M. Anderson. 2nd row (1-r) C. Simonson; D. Nichols; G. Hanson; E. Nordstog; B. Walen; P. Engberg. 3rd row (1-r) P. Grundstad; D. Aaberg; D. Haugland; D. Thomte; M. Halverson; T. Redlin School Band 1st row (1-r) D. Thomte; M. Anderson; M. Murphy; K. Benter; D. Bradv; M. Cowee; J. Halverson; J. Hector; 2nd row (1-r) S. Haugland; R. Hector; M. Holm: D. Haugland; L. Mills; S. Benter; S. Throntveit; G. Selle; D. Hansen; C. Thvedt; P. Hay. 3rd row (1-r) K. Lee: J. Heckman; C. Lund; T. Moe; R. Peterson; D. Walen; N. Jacobson; B. Anderson: C. Myers; K. Redlin; A. Grim; D. Miller; R. Larsen; M. Skedsvold; P. Andrist; 4th row (1-r) T. Lervick; R. Stromstad; B. Christianson: M. Unhjem; D. Kersey; M. Redlin; C. Stakston; M. Nystuen; M. Miller; M. Moe; T. Simonson; K. Lystad: B. Anderson; S. Andrist; C. Jacobson; L. Torgeson; D. Shefstad; S. Swonder; O. Hector; S. Thvedt; C. Erickson: W. Benter. Drum Major Mike Unhjem Soloist and All-State Band Member- Byron Jacob son. Accomp. -Pam Andrist Soloist and All-State Band Member-Beth Walen Maroons - Northwest Conference Champs Back Row (L-R) C. Fettig; Coach Dick Lemke; Asst. Coach Paul Sundberg; B Halvorson; M. Kihle, K. Ness; R. Stromstad. T. Lervick; N. Rosenquist; K. Tanberg; D. Elsbernd; D. Monson; Student Mgr. -B. Neuman. Middle Row: K. Glasoe, C. Simonson; S. Andrist; M. Miller; D. Oien; B. Anderson; D. Fleck; B. Hay; A. Rude; B. Anderson; T. Moe, B. Peterson; M. Holm; Student Mgr. B. Anderson. Front Row: C. Olson; G. Hanson. D. Olson; D. Olson; B. Christenson; D. Lee; D. Throntveit. B. Haugland; E. Grim; B. Jacobson; P. Grundstad; C. Erickson; S. Marshall. SEASON RECORD Crosby - 44 Williston 24 CROSBY MAROON CAPTAINS: Dean T. Chuck E Crosby - 32 New Town 0 Butch H. Crosby - 16 Mohall 0 Most Valuable: Chuck E Crosby - 38 Stanley 14 NAMED TO ALL CONF. TEAM: Barry C. Crosby - 14 Bottineau 14 Pete G. Crosby - 16 Kenmare 6 Eddie G. Crosby - 32 Tioga 14 Butch H. Crosby - 34 Parshall 6 Chuck E TOTAL SCORE AVERAGE SCORE - 226-78 - 28-10 Dean T. J rj • M Maroon Quintet finds competitive season , Front Row (L-R) P. Grundstad; M. Kihle; D. Olson; B. Halverson; C. Erickson. Back Row (L-R) B. Christenson; T. Lervick; N. Rosenquist; (3. Haugland; D. Throntveit. Barrv Butch Chuck Boys Track Team 1st row (1-r) B. Anderson; D. Olson; D. Thronrveit; C. Erickson; E. Grim; D. Oien; B. Christianson; J. Miller, Mgr. 2nd row (1-r) G. Sparks; C. Mortenson; B. Hay; D. Fleck; T. Moe; D. Wriston; G. Haugland; J. Benson. 3rd row (1-r) B. Anderson, Mgr. ; R. Stromstad; S. Marshall; J. Heckman; B. Carlson; R. Schwanz; R. Bilstad; M. Miller; Coach Paul Sundberg Golf Team 56 (1-r) B. Jacobson; J. Nordstog; B. Christianson; E. Grim; D. Olson; T. Lervick; B. Neuman; M. Kihle; J. Wanner; S, Andrist; R. Boldt; B. Carlson; Gilbert Schott, Coach. Girls Track Team 1st row (1-r) T. Christianson: L. Robinson; D. Hay; M. Jacobson; J. Hector; V. Gage; S. Throntveit, Mgr. 2n row (1-r) Mrs. Berry, Coach; K. Redlin, Mgr. ; S. Benter; A. Grim: D. Grindeland; C. Moe; G. Hanson: D. Hansen; K. Miller; T. Wells, Mgr. 3rd row (1-r) M. Cowee: K. Lee: C. Olson; D. Engberg; V. Johnson: C. Simonson; K. Glasoe; D. Blevins; P. Engberg. 4th row (1-r) K. Benter; C. Sand; D. Wristen; S. Hanson: J. Tangedal: J Blevins; K. Nordstog. STATE QUALIFIERS Seated (1-r) Kathy Glasoe, (440 relay, hurdles): Lynn Robinson (440 relay, 220 high jump): E)oris Grindeland (high jump) Kneeling; Vicki Gage (440 relay, broad jump). Standing (1-r) Jodi Hector (440 relay); Coach Berry 57 Administration and Mr. Borchert-Superintendent Mr. Slotsve-Principal Miss Steer-Librarian Mr. Talley-Phy Ed; Coach Miss Flannigan-Vocal Music 58 Faculty Mr. Graupe-Business; Coach Mr. Brox-Band Mr. Lemke-Social Studies; Coach Mr. Thvedt-Student Teacher (Social Studies) Mr. Schott-Science 59 Faculty Mr. Kulp-English Mrs. Jacobson-Business Mr. Bangen-Science Mr. Baertsch-Social Studies Mr. Larsen-Mathematics Mr. Trulson-Mathematics Mr. Sundberg-Business; Coach Mrs. Berry-Phy Ed; Coach Mrs. Brady-Home Economics Mrs. I.arsen-English; French 61 Student Council Seated (1-r) Renee Olson, Soph. Rep.; Miriam Walen, Sec. Treas. ; Kelsey Redlin, Pres.; Kathy Glasoe, V. Pres.; Jodi Hector, Sr. Rep. Standing (1-r) Peter Grundstad, Sr. Rep. ; Mike Unhjem Tr. Rep. ; Mike Moe, Fresh. Rep. Student Representatives to the School Board 62 Cyndi Simonson, Bob Neuman The 1970 Annual Staff Branches Out Lower Branches (left to right): Mike Unhjem; Doreen Lindsey; Candace Thvedt; Judy Blevins; Mr. Kulp, Advisor; Kelsey Redlin, Editor; Sandra Johnson; Upper Branches (left to right) Lisa Jacobson; Charles Stakston; Mark Nystuen; Bruce Carlson, Photographer. school has ended. . . dull days of seemingly useless comings and goings. . . wasted hours of the spring breeze that has just begun to blow, they end with a new felt freedom of no walls and narrow halls. . . no commands or bells to tell us what to do, but boundless life to live and love and laugh about. . . CROSBY HIGH SCHOOL-7970-1990 Memories and Traces of the past twenty years in the lives of the classmates of the Class of 1970- ‘Renewing Old Friendships” SOME INTERESTING MEMORIES! Class of 1970-Crosby High School Sophomore Homecoming float “We won’t take it “Lion down-” (It didn’t win!) Junior Float “Let’s leave the Braves defenseless” Can of Right Guard and FB player 70 (Won first place!) Junior Play Mystery; Mayhem and Murder Junior-Senior Prom Theme “Somewhere My Love (Remember the tin foil chandeliers?) Senior Year Highlights NW Conference Champs-Football NW Conference Champs 1 District-Girls track Senior Homecoming Float “Maroons Declare Open Season on the Honkers! (Won first!) Junior-Senior Prom Theme “Moonlight Dream Senior Play “Harvey Class Motto “We dare to do what we dare to dream” Colors Orange and Yellow Flowers Gladiolus and Carnations MEMORIES AND TRACES Memories pressed between the pages of my mind. Memories sweeten through the ages just like wine. Quiet thoughts come floating down and settle softly to the ground like golden autumn leaves around my feet. I touch them and they burst apart with sweet memories. Faded photographs covered now with lines and creases; Tickets torn in half, memories in bits and pieces. Traces of life long ago that meant so much to me-traces of life. Of going places, doing things together in the days of spring- These days were filled with happiness and dreams of joy and sweet success tomorrow... Memories pressed between the pages of my mind, Memories sweeten through the ages just like wine. I close my eyes and say a praryer that in my heart I’ll find a trace of life still there-somewhere. Memories creased between the pages of my mind (faded photographs) Memories sweeten through the ages just like wine (tickets torn in half). The words from our class song are quite appropriate for a reunion. I hope these two days are filled with memories, photographs, laughter and fun. There is a saying-“Friends are folks that you start again with where you left off last, regardless of time. Friends-have a gret time and God's blessings on you now and til we meet again. Jean J (a Ivor son CNygaard 1970 Class Reunion Committee CHS”SCHEDULE Friday, July 20 Saturday, July 21 8:00 Registration and social 10:00 Best ball golf tourney (for 6:00 Social hour at the at Jerry's Lounge those interested) American Legion 1:00 Lunch for entire family 6:30 Program and Banquet 2:00-4:00 Volley ball and games 9:00 Dance, American Legion JUDITH ANDERSON (Spouse-Stan McKibben) Crosby, ND 58730 Children: Sara-12; Amy-10; Jason-6. Graduated from UND in 1974 with a B.S. in nursing. Married Stan McKibben of Noonan in 1976 and have lived in Crosby since. Employed as a part time R.N. at St. Luke’s Hospital, Crosby, for ten years. PAM ANDRIST (Spouse-Michael Burn) 60 32nd Ave. NE, Fargo, ND 58102 Children: Aaron-13, Jennifer-11, Elizabeth-9, Chelsea-7. I graduated from Minot State in 1974 with degrees in music and elementary education. I married Michael Burn in June of ‘73 and after my college graduation we moved to Fargo where Mike studied architecture. I enjoyed teaching elementary and junior high music for quite a few years. Mike graduated in 1977., shortly after the birth of our son, Aaron. That same year Mike accepted a Fargo position and we bought our first house. Jennifer was born in 1979. In 1980 we moved into new home in North Fargo and the next year Elizabeth was born. I left teaching to be a full time mom. In 1983 Mike established his own firm and we had our fourth baby, Chelsea. 1990 family and a growing business. With the little time left over, we sing and work on church and community projects. I have a children's choir and I especially enjoy directing children's musicals. I am president of the Town Hall Lecture Series for the 1990-91 season and am enjoying that temporary challenge. Mike is on the executive board of our new children’s museum and we are both involved in “making it go.” I have a new interest in art and am hoping to take a class or two. I also hope to make time to get back to some writing. Our latest adventure is that after seventeen years of dreaming, we are finally designing our own home to be built later this year! KEITH BAKER (Spouse-Lila) Crosby, ND 58730 Children: Brent-10, Kristi-9. Graduated from UND in 1974. Auditor for Red Owl Stores for one year. Office manager for Knudson, Inc. for three years. Owner of Crosby Jack and Jill for four years. Business manager of Crosby Clinic for seven years. JOEL N. BENSON (Spouse-Debra) Rte. 5-Box 260, Minot, ND 58701. Children: Kristin-13; Matthew-9; Daniel-2. Brief summary of the past twenty years: Joel says, “That’s what my wife wants to know! WAYNE BENTER (Spouse-Christina) Crosby,ND 58730 Married four years now. My wife, Christina, and I bought the old Sortland Implement building where we operate our business, Wayne’s Welding and Repair. DIANA BRADY (Spouse-Joe Lee) 2412 N. Main Court, Williston, ND 58801 Children-Stephanie-13; Amanda-4. finds us with roots in Fargo, a growing STEVE BUMMER (SPOUSE-DONNA MYERS) Crosby, ND 58730. Children: Ellie-10, Jennifer-7, Amy-3. After high school I worked at different jobs during the winter months but always seemed to return to farming come spring. In May of 1979 Donna Myers and I were married in Ambrose. We both worked in Crosby besides renting a small farm. In 1983 we moved from Fortuna to our new farm home southeast of Crosby. Farming has been an uphill battle, but after acquiring more land and the rains so far, this year looks promising. In 1980 we also started a grain cleaning business which has helped keep things going. Donna works full time at a bank in Crosby. BETTY CARTER (Petry) 800 16th St. NW, Minot, ND 58701 BRENNA CARTER (Panasuk) Box 43-Rte. 4, Williston, ND 58801 BARRY CHRISTENSON 301 So. Shelard Parkway-Apt. 341, St. Louis Park, MN 55426. Graduated from UND in 1974. Worked for Gambles in Montana for one year and three months, then Garden City, KS for one year and two months. Moved to Fargo and worked for Wallwork Lease and Rental Co., Inc. In 1985 moved to Grand Forks. In 1936 First Bank Business Finance bought Wallwork Lease and Rental and named it FBS Leasing Corp. Moved to Minneapolis Nov. 1, 1988 to work for FBS Leasing Corp. credit department. Still in Minneapolis working for FBS Leasing Corp. Still single. Survived two company restructing and layoffs. Wow! What a way to count life! PATTY CHRISTIANSON (Dykes) 10473 Nelso Court, West Minister, CO 80020 REBECCA CLARK (Dukart) Alamo, ND 58830. Children: Danielle. LYNN M. DAHL 402 7200 E. Evans Ave., Denver, CO 80224 Picking up from 1980: Another ten years, and, a change of jobs and states. I moved from Baltimore, Maryland back to North Dakota in 1981 and then to Denver, CO in 1983. My job now is with Oppenheimer Management (mutual funds and the securities industry) and has allowed me to travel to Chicago and New York and has given me a lot more gray hair!! Looking forward to having “the class together and renewing the “Spirit of 70. ” Lynn M. Dahl LUANN ENGBERG (Spouse-Tom Blocher) 629 24th Ave. NW, Minot, ND 58701. Children: Ted-19, Stacy-16. It's been a quick 20 years. I've spent it all married to Tom, raised two children, seen a lot of the United States and worked both at home and at several “regular” jobs. My son, Ted, just completed his freshman year t college and my daughter, Stacy, will be a junior in high school. For the next year or so, I finally got to do what I always liked to do-count money and juggle figures...! am the bookkeeper for B B Drug in Minot. However, I will be leaving that job in June when we moved to Sioux Falls, SD. Tom finishes his Air Force career this year, so our family will be moving to Sioux Falls where Tom will be a quality control supervisor for Sencore Electronics. We hope to make Sioux Falls our final home. As I get older (or should I say “less younger”), I often think of those good old Crosby days and appreciate the shared friendships. CHARLES ERICKSON 860 East 13th St., Dickinson, ND 58601 GERALD FAGERLAND (Spouse-Maren) Crosby, ND 58730. Children: Tori-11; Nathan-9. Attended NDSSS at Wahpeton. Been working for Soo Line Railroad since 1974. When not busy traveling down the tracks, it’s time for cruising to Westby (Crystal Bar), Crosby (Smutts, Mod’s Package, Jerrys, Olympia, Paul’s Package, Legion and the Wolf Den) and even some far away trips to Wildrose, Medora, the Black Hills and Canada. CARLA FETTIG (Spouse-Greg Seltveit) 902 S. 7th St., Fargo, ND 58102. Children: Brandi Anne-11 .Obtained BS in Physical Education and Coaching from NDSU. Married Gregory T. Seltveit in 1973. Taught PE and coached swimming and track at Fargo North High School for 1974-1978. Moved to Jackson, Michigan and coached swimming and track from 1979-1980. In 1981 we moved back to Fargo and built our home. Attended graduate school and also directed aerobics program at Golds Gym. Started my own studio, Aerobics by Carla in 1983. While still going to graduate school, started another club, Club Broadway, a health club. Reopened my Aerobics by Carla. Finished grad school in 1985 with an MS of Education, (Physical Education, Guidance and Counseling, Student Personnel). Substitute teach. Greg opened his own construction business. (Starved for awhile.) Up until now we are working night and day. We have three horses in which we do show, English and western and we travel with them on trail rides. I show Appaloosa horses. I’m a 4-H and Girl Scout leader and never sit down. I still teach aerobics. Someday I’ll quit and heal my body. DANIEL E. GILBERTSON (Spouse-Sandy) Box 98-RR 2, Minot, ND 58701. Children: Andy-10, Aaron-8, Kathy-5. Same as the last except we’ve added Aaron and Katherine. I’ve been at Jim Ryan Chevrolet for 16 years. Through JRC we’ve had a few travels to Las Vegas and London. I enjoy camping, hunting and woodwork. EDDY GRIM (Spouse-Karin) Box 208, Inchelinm, WA 99138. Children: Molly-11, Cassandra-8, Emelia-5. 1970: Graduation “CHS.” I left Crosby to gain knowledge in college. Received wisdom in my search for truth during the 1970s. Lost all knowledge and wisdom sometime...about 1980 or so. Left Minnesota for Washington in search of meaning in life. 1980-1989: still looking for truth (Help!). 1990: received notification of class reunion. Summer of 1990: leaving “WA” for “ND to find out if any of my friends have done as well as I. DONNA GROTE (Spouse-Richard Larsen) Fortuna, ND 58844 Children: Chris-18, Amy-14, Brad-11. The past 20 years have been a busy time raising a family for us. We briefly lived in Wolf Point, MT for two years and then to Divide County where Richard has been in the grain business. Donna is kept busy raising three kids. Chris will be attending UND in Grand Forks this fall. Amy will be a freshman in high school and Brad will be in the sixth grade. Hobbies are all activities pertaining to the kids’ sporting and school events. PETER GRUNDSTAD (Spouse-Sue) Crosby, ND 58730 Children: Amy-10, Lisa-8, Nicole-5, Andy-2-1 4. Since the 10-year reunion, Sue and I have had three more children and are still farming and playing golf. By the 30th year reunion, the only sure thing is that we will not have any more children! LES HALL (Spouse-Kathy) Crosby, ND 58730 Children: Jeff-21; Robbie-19; Tony-18; Scott-11. I have continued to live in Crosby and farm my dad's and uncle’s farms. Along with that, I have been janitor at Concordia Lutheran Church for 12 years. Kathy i still working at Farmers State Bank. Our three oldest have graduated and gone on to college and have jobs during the summer. Scott will be a fifth grader this year. Work and kids have all kept Kathy and I busy, broke and tired! BECKY HANSEN (Thornhill) 151 Sequoya, Wiedman, Ml 48858 GLENDA HANSON (Spouse-Byron Jacobson) 3908 NW 74th St., Kansas City, MO 64151 Children: Angie-18, Heather-11, Erik-7. Married Byron Jacobson in October, 1971. Byron graduated from UND, Grand Forks in May, 1974. He went to work for Texaco in Port Arthur, TX. In 1978 we moved to Sacramento, CA to work for Cordova Chemical Company. 1980 found us moving to Kansas City when Byron went to work for Mobay Corporation. Ten years later we are still in the same city and the same house! It took Glenda 20 years to finally get an associate degree. Byron had no idea he'd be putting Glenda and Angie through college at the same time! Angie enters college at the University of Missouri (same place Harley Schlicting teaches) this fall. Heather will be in sixth grade and Erik will be in second grade. My, how time flies when you are having fun! DIANNE HAUGLAND (Spouse-Randy Hysjulien) 325 3rd St. NE, Surrey, ND 58785. Children: Amy-17, Brent-14. 1970-71: attended Mile Hi Court Reporting School. July 18, 1971: Married Randy. Lived in Grandview, MO for 1-1 2 years and then moved to Minot as Randy was still in the Air Force. April 6, 1973: Amy was born. July 22, 1976: Brent was born. We bought our home and moved to Surrey about the same time, so we’ve lived in Surrey for 14 years. Amy will be a senior and Brent will be in the 8th grade this fall. We look forward to a busy year as we ie «m euuve m epuns, anu yes, you guessed w i m actively watching! I’m a part time church organist and work with Sunday School music and youth. Randy’s employed by Civil Service and works in the Communications Squadron at MAFB. JEAN HALVORSON (Spouse-Ray Nygaard) HCR 1 Box 45B, Wildrose, ND 58795 Children: Robert-5, Seth-4 , Janae-1. My life has changed most dramatically since our last reunion. 1980-81: graduated from UND Family Nurse Practioner Program in Grand Forks. 1983: married Ray Nygaard, a farmer from Wildrose so then I moved across the county-no, not the country! We have three children. We have a grain and cattle farm at Wildrose, hoping to raise good cows and lots of grain, but no more children! We thought we might have the youngest one at the reunion, but several have us beat! I work part time as a nurse practioner at the Crosby Clinic and St. Luke's Hospital and full time wife, mother and family coordinator. We are all active in church and community affairs and are really looking forward to seeing everyone at our reunion. GERALD HAUGLAND (Spouse-Diane) Crosby, ND 58730 Children: Drew-12, Grant-10, Amber-8, Paige-4. Butch teaches vocational agriculture at Crosby High School and farms west of Crosby. JODI HECTOR (Spouse-Dave Dent) 6712 Arrowhead Pass So., Edina, MN 55435. Children: Christopher-3 12 years, Carrie-9 months. 1970-74: attended Concordia College, BA in Home Economics Education. 1974-75: taught junior high home ec. in Slayton, MN. 1975: moved to Minneapolis, employed by department store and with food service. 1977-80: attended University of Minnesota, B.S. in Occupational Therapy. 1980-86: employed by U of MN Hospitals, senior staff occupational therapist. 1984: married Dave Dent. 1986 to present: full time homemaker. ORLIN HECTOR (Spouse-Lisa) Box 1487, Estevan, Sask. S4A 2L7. Children: Austin-11, Annica-10, Ashley-8, Aaron-5. I attended UND Williston in 1971-72 and NDSU in Fargo after that. In 1975 I married Lisa Jacobson. We moved to Sask. in 1978 and farm north of Estevan. BYRON JACOBSON (Spouse-Glenda Hanson) 3908 NW 74th St., Kansas City, MO 64151 Children: Angie-18, Heather-11, Erik-7. Married Glenda Hanson in October, 1971. Byron graduated from UND, Grand Forks in May, 1974. He went to work for Texaco in Port Arthur, TX. In 1978 we moved to Sacramento, CA to work for Cordova Chemical Company. 1980 found us moving to Kansas City when Byron went to work for Mobay Corporation. Ten years later we are still in the same city and the same house! It took Glenda 20 years to finally get an associate degree. Byron had no idea he'd be putting Glenda and Angie through college at the same time! Angie enters college at the University of Missouri (same place Harley Schlicting teaches) this fall. Heather will be in sixth grade and Erik will be in second grade BARBARA JACQUES (Dodge) Rte 85 Box 4276, Livingston, MT 59047 CORINNE JOHNSON (White) Box P, Malta, MT 59538-0586. Children: Melissa-13 After graduating from Crosby High School, I attended Augustana College in Sioux Falls, SD for two years, majoring in elementary and special education. I got married after my second year, and my then husband was in the Air Force. We moved to Minot where he was stationed. We spent two and a half years there,during which time I finished by education and graduated with a B.S. in education in 1974. I taught kindergarten in Minot for a short time before we were transferred to McDill Air Force Base in Tampa, FL. While in Florida I worked in the records department of a savings and loan company. True to Air Force tradition, we were guaranteed four years in Florida and 9 months later we had orders again. While John was on an isolated tour of duty in Korea, I had planned on staying in Crosby, but a few months later decided to be real adventurous, got a passport and visa, and spent the next 8 months living in Korea. It was definitely an unforgettable time in my life! I came back to the States a few months before John's tour was over, and taught junior high basic skills in Crosby. Our next move was to Great Falls, MT, where I spent the next 12 years. During this time my daughter was born. I also became single again in 1980. I worked for 10 years at the Cascade County Nursing Home, eventually as head of the finance department, and also attended the College of Great Falls, majoring in business administration and accounting. In 1988, I decided to pursue new horizons and was accepted as an administrative intern with the Good Samaritan Society. We packed up and moved to Beatrice, Nebraska to do my internship. While there, I attended college at Southeast College in Lincoln. I finished my internship in June 1989 and was transferred to Harlingen, TX for two months. In September 1989 I was again transferred to Malta, MT where I am currently the administrator of the Good Samaritan Nursing Home and the County Home Personal Care Center. MIKE JOYCE (Spouse-Karen Wanner) Crosby, ND 58730. Farming at Crosby RICHARD LARSEN (Spouse-Donna Grote) Fortuna, ND 58844 Children: Chris-18, Amy-14, Brad-11. The past 20 years have been a busy time raising a family for us. We briefly lived in Wolf Point, MT for two years and then to Divide County where Richard has been in the grain business. Donna is kept busy raising three kids. Chris will be attending UND in Grand Forks this fall. Amy will be a freshman in high school and Brad will be in the sixth grade. Hobbies are all activities pertaining to the kids’ sporting and school events. RENEE LARSON (Spouse-Jim Hanson) 3654 Washburn Ave. N, Minneapolis, MN 55412 Went to school; became a nurse; taught nursing . at UND; got married; moved to Minneapolis; still working and living happily ever after in Minneapolis and playing. DARRYL LEE 1098 Safflower Lane, Sidney, MT 59270 KATHY LEE (Spouse-Wayne Holle) HC-3 Box 8, New Salem, ND 58563 Children: Anna-10, John-2. I attended NDSU from 1970-74 and graduated with a BS in Home Economics Education Food Nutrition. I spent the first year after graduation traveling for my college fraternity, Alpha Gamma Delta, as a chapter consultant. I moved to New Salem, ND (home of the world’s largest Holstein cow!) to teach home ec. in the fall of 1975. I am still employed there and proud to be a New Salem Holstein (which, you must admit, isn’t much sillier than being a Crosby Maroon!!). I do, however, prefer the school colors maroon and grey to black and white! I did take a couple of breaks from teaching-one year, in 1979, when my daughter was born and again in 1982 when I opened a gift shop, Dakota Tradition. I closed that in 1987 after having another baby and realizing I couldn’t be a mom, wife, teacher, bushiness owner and still survive. By the way, I married Wayne Holle in 1977 (which is the main reason I’m still in New Salem-hard to move a farm). We are members of Peace United Church of Christ and quite involved in church work and activities from Sunday School to hand bell choir (I found another musical avenue that doesn’t require a voice!). We are generally a happy but fighting family. We always wish for “things” and are thankful for all we have. JOHN LEWIS (Spouse-Catherine) West 3018 Hoffman, Spokane, WA 99205 Children-Walker: 10. Brief summary of the past twenty years: Work! Work! Work! DEB LOKKEN (Spouse-Michael Belock) 1235 Hole Circle Drive, Colorado Springs, CO 80915. Children: Amanda-14, Megan-9. So you want a brief summary of my past 20 years??!! Wow!! Doesn't seem possible! Well, since I won’t be there to compare my grey hair and my wrinkles with everyone else, I’ll bore you with my last 20 years. All in all the years have been good to me. There has been some rough spots. Especially the last few months. Last November my father passed away. Loosing Dad was a tremendous loss. Then in April my mother-in-law passed away. So between trips to North Dakota and Vermont, I have no vacation time left to use. So that is why we are not coming home this summer for the reunion. Well, as most of you know, we have done some moving around. We lived in Florida for 1-1 2 years, then in Vermont for about 2 years. From there to Fortuna for five years. We have been in Colorado Springs, CO now for almost 11 years. Colorado is the most beautiful state and I invite you all to come for a visit. We LOVE it here. My husband I have two lovely girls. They are the joy of our lives. My husband still works for the government at the Air Force Academy. We have a lovely home, a crazy dog and a smelly hamster. Just a normal All-American family, I guess. And, Me-can you believe this shy, quite person was a property manager for over 5 years! I just changed my job last September. I now work full time at a large Lutheran church (2500 members) as a receptionist, secretary. Sounds like a cushy job? - THINK AGAIN! - There are four pastors and 30 people on part time and full time staff. Never a dull moment. I'm a typical mom-up at 5:30-6:00 a.m. (You thought all city folk slept in, didn’t you?) to get my oldest daughter to school at 7:00 a.m., get back home, clean house and get the other daughter off to her school. Then off to work I go. After work, on the road again with kids, to piano lessons, Girl Scouts, Youth group, soccer, confirmation class and any other after school activities you can think of. I have been active in teaching Sunday school and working with our youth group at our church. We have been working to raise money at our church to send our kids to California this summer for the Lutheran Youth Convention. Amanda will be going on that trip. Our favorite pass time in winter is skiing. In the sum mer we love to camp, hike, golf and swim. A couple of years ago we had an exchange student from Norway live with us for a year. Then this past year we had a student from Ecuador for a few weeks. What a wonderful experience! Great Kids! One of our goals is to visit Norway one day. We live in a wonderful neighborhood with great neighbors. We do a lot of great parties. Our favorite parties are on the 4th of July, and of course, the Super Bowl parties. What about those Broncos? HA! Pathetic when it comes to the Super Bowl games. Oh well, anyone of you that live away from family know that your friends and neighbors become your family. Well, if you ever want to experience the ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH, please look us up, we would love to have you visit. I will miss seeing all of you. My thoughts will be with you. TAKE CARE!!! BETTY LYSTAD (Feser) 180 So. Sable Boulevard-Apt. 0106, Aurora, CA 80915 DIANE MILLER (Spouse-Marvin Johnson) 105 Brookewood Court, Ovilla, TX 75154. Children: Dana Andrew-8, Erin Leigh-4, Cory Lynn-3. 1 974-g raduated from UND with a BSN and moved to southern California. 1980-married Marvin Johnson and relocated to Reno, NV. 1982-Dana Andrew born. 1983. Relocated to Texas. 1986-Erin Leigh was born. 1987-Cory Lynn was born. 1989-Graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a master of science in nursing. Currently living in Dallas and working as Clinical Nurse Specialist in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at Methodist Medical Center. ELIZABETH NESS (Wells) % Alamo School, Alamo, ND 58330. I attended almost every college in ND and finally graduated with a degree in Education. “The girl that was always in trouble with teachers turned out to be a teacher.” Ha, Ha! Serves them right!! I’ve been here and there and everywhere, but mostly teaching in Alamo, ND. I plan to join the Peace Corps next year and move to a Pacific Island. Have a nice reunion. JIM NORDSTAG 3621 N. Lancaster-Apt. 3202, Plymouth, MN 55441 DONNA KAY OLESEN (Spouse-Robert Anderson) 1517 Kearny St., Casper, WY 82604 Children: Robert Bruce Jr. (B.J.) I attended Minot State College for two years. In 1972 I mvoed to Casper and married Bob September 1, 1973. I started work at First National Bank of Casper in 1975 and continue employment with 1st Interstate Bank Corp. as supervisor of the complete department for the 15th year. CAROL OLSON (Spouse-Lou Blanda) 221 Moulin Road, Broussard, LA 70518 Children: Nicholas-12, Rebecca-7. I want you all to know that I think it’s almost impossible for me to be attending a 20-year reunion-much less my own. Is it really true?? I have been married and living in Louisiana for the last 13 blissful years. My husband Lou (He truly does exist.) is an orthopedic surgeon. I do the average mother things, like take my kids to school, Boy Scouts, tennis lessons, swimming lessons, dance lessons, computer classes, basketball practice, soccer practice, make cookies for all school functions, chaperone school field trips, feed the cat, the dog and my family. Fall into bed and began all over the next day! Truthfully, I have lots of fun being a mother. My pet project for the last ten years has been owning my own business-Long Creek Mercantile. It has been a constant challenge and keeps me in touch with the world (outside of motherhood), Crosby and my family. Crosby will always be home for me and we look forward to coming back every summer. DENNIS OLSON (Spouse-Rayona Sue) Rt 1 Box 117, Reynolds, ND 58275 Children: Dina Spring-15, Kristie Dawn-4. After high school I attended UND-Wiliston Center. I finished my A.A. Degree in May of 1973. (I had enlisted in the National Guard, so from Feb. to May I was at Ft. Knox, KY and Ft. Polk, LA for my basic training and A.I.T.) I farmed with my dad for three years. Sept., 1976 I began attending Walla Walla College near Walla Walla, WA. Dec., 1978 I finished by courses required for a B.S. Degree with a major in health and minor in biology. It was a very enjoyable educational experience-formal and informal! Summer of 1979 I worked part time as a representative for Home Health Education Service. Also, I was working on my dad's farm. That program at Loma Linda University in Loma Linda, CA. However, after much consideration and prayer, I decided to become a full time representative with H.H.E.S. This organization specializes in character building and health materials and family growth books. Some include the Maxwell series of Bible Stories and Bedtime Stories-the Listen journal on drug prevention. 1990 marks the beginning of my 11th year with H.H.E.S., selling to individuals, families, libraries-church, public and school. Interspersed through the last decade has been many trips! Of course there has been thousands of miles simply going across ND to visit my daughter, Dina, from my first marriage. Also, my family at the farm south of Fortuna. Then trips to the beautiful states of Oregon and Washington to visit my wife's parents. They are now living at Wapato, WA. But I’d like to highlight several trips that we’ve experienced if I may! Many of such were trips that I was able to qualify for. Feb. 1984-trip to Florida, we enjoyed Sea World, Epcot Center and Disney World, Gatorland and beaches of the Atlantic Ocean. March 1986-9-day trip to Hawaii on the Island of Oahu. Dec. 1986-National Convention at Tampa, FL. October 1987-Returned to Hawaii again, spent time enjoying all we possibly could on three islands: Oahu, Big Island of Hawaii and Maui. Aug. 1988-Trip to Lake of the Ozarks, MO. I married Rayona Sue (she prefers “Susie ) on July 19, 1981. She was working as a registered nurse previous to our marriage. Now she is content to stay home as a housewife and mother. In 1983 we moved from Williston to the Grand Forks area where we are presently! Seven years in the Red River Valley thus far!! DIRK OLSON Crosby, ND 58730 MARY LYNNE PETERSON (Anderson) Bolken Trailer Court, Watford City, ND 58854 KIM POWER Yuma Home Park Apt. B-4, 2550 Virginia Dr., Yuma, AZ 85364 KELSEY REDLIN 317 W 13th St., Port Angeles, WA 98362 Busy with my newborn daughter and art work. Married to a doctor and have my own design shop. LINDA RUD (Tom Carpenter) P.O. Box 124, Fortuna, ND 58844 Children: Marilyn-14, Michael-11, Jonathan-10 1971-Went to one-year clerical in UND-Williston. June 23, 1972-Married Tom Carpenter. Moved to Carlsbad, NM. Took nurses aide training and worked at the hospital. Took some courses at the college. Then moved to Los Aqez, MN. Tom went to the college there. March of 76-Moved back to ND. Tom started farming my grandfather’s land. We have been here ever since. The twenty years really went fast. CYNDI SIMONSON (Spouse-Greg Olson) 5687 Tanner Ridge Ave., West Lake Village, CA 91362 I attended NDSU for three years, then married Greg Olson in 1973 and moved to Boulder, CO where he attended graduate school and I worked in a furniture and design store. Moved to Los Angeles in 1977 when Greg got a position with Hughes Research Labs in Malibu. I sold real estate for seven years before establishing my own interior design firm. I now spend my days at construction sites or furnishing model homes. Time away from work is occupied by travel, entertaining, classes and reading. MARITA SKEDSVOLD (Hauck) 850 E. Pontiac, Murray, UT 84107 Children: Christopher-13, Andrea-9, Michael-2. I am a legal secretary and work for a professional injury attorney, but don’t do ambulance chasing. I recently received certification as a Professional Legal Secretary. I don’t have any grey hair, but I wish I weighed 110 pounds! Hubby work for Weyerhaeuser Construction Co. I was really happy to be included in the reunion and would love to see everybody, but vacation plans didn’t work out as we have to be in Bismarck the first week of August for my parents’ 50th Wedding Anniversary. ___________________________________________________ DEAN THRONTVEIT (Spouse-Mary Jo) 412 24th St. NW, Minot, ND 58701 Children: Marit, Mikael, Maija. I graduated from Concordia College in 1974 and moved to Jamestown to work at the State Hospital. While there I married Mary Jo. I attended graduate school at NDSU and worked towards a masters in guidance and counseling. (I didn’t finish the paper.) We moved to Wahpeton for four years. Marit was born. We moved to Bismarck for a year. Mikael was born. We moved to Huron, SD where I worked as director of an outpatient treatment program. Three years later I was hired at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Minot as a department manager of their chemical dependency programs. I completed my master's degree. Maija was born. Currently I’m a vice president at the hospital. Mary Jo is a Spanish teacher with the Minot Public Schools. Marit is a sixth grader, active in gymnastics, basketball and tr; Scouts, baseball and our computer. He’s still teaching me. Maija is busy keeping all of us busy. DIANE THOMTE (Spouse-David Clinton) 824 N 34th St., Bismarck, ND 58501. Children: Virginia-11 1 2, Jim-7, Mary-4. After high school graduation, I attended UND, receiving a BS in nursing in 1974. I worked at Dakota Hospital, Fargo, until Dec. 1974. Moving to Grand Forks, I was employed at United Hospitals, beginning Jan. 1975. David Clinton and I were married in August, 1975. We continued to live in Grand Forks until May, 1977 when Dave received his M.A. in speech. We lived in Alabama for six months during Dave’s Army officer basic course. From Nov. 1977 to May 1980, we lived in Herlong, CA where Dave was stationed. While there, I worked at the Army clinic for a short time. We returned to ND in 1980, living in Grand Forks where I worked for United Hospital and raised kids while Dave taught speech and attended UND law school. We moved to Bismarck in 1986 where we live now. I work part time at St. Alexius Medical Center and spend by “spare time as cook, maid, taxi driver, mediator and schedule coordinator. Dave is presently assistant attorney general for North Dakota. VICKI SVANGSTU (Spouse-Don Haugenoe) Ambrose, ND 58833. Children: Amber-15, Kara-13, Levi-11. For the past 20 years we have been farming south of Ambrose. I’m housewife of a MAJOR household and also work part time t Crosby Floral. We stay very busy with the activities of our three kids. Crosby, ND 58730. LAUREN THRONTVEIT ERROL THVEDT (Spouse-Marcene Halvorson) Fortuna, ND 58844. Children: Kyle-16 1 2, Jesseca-13, Eddy-11 1 2. After graduation I attended UND-Williston for 1-1 2 years. From there I traveled around a bit, spending some time in Arizona. I married Marcene Halvorson in April of 1973. We moved to Wahpeton where I graduated from the sheet metal program. I accepted employment in Bismarck where we lived for 6 years. In 1980 we moved to farm near Fortuna where we currently live and I also do heating and air conditioning work. Marcene works at St. Luke’s Hospital as a surgical technician. I enjoy being able to get away to hunt and fish. And proof that time marches on, now instead of being called before the school board, I’m a member of the school board! SHARON THVEDT (Walker) 1324 3rd Ave. N., Moorhead, MN 56560. DEBRA TORGESON (Spouse-Rod Boldt) Box 621 RR 3, Williston, ND 58801. Children: Zachariah-1, Kylie Katherine, born July 7, 1990. Went to Minot State College for four years. Taught kindergarten, special education and remedial reading in Saco, MT for seven years. Taught first grade in Williston for nine years. Married Rod Boldt in June, 1986. BETTY TORGESON (Spouse-Johnney Elsbernd) 941 Cherry Ave., Dickinson, ND 58643. Children: Dustin-13, Jessie-8. After graduating I attended business college in Minot. In the spring of the following year after graduation, I worked for the Yellowstone Park Company before returning to Dickinson, ND. Johnney Elsbernd and I were married in June of 1972. I spent six years in banking and 1-1 2 years working as a credit manager. At that time I retired, or so I thought. By chance I fell into a profession that for the next 10 years has given me more joy than any other job. I am a licensed day care provider for seven children in my home. I feel I have the best of two worlds to be home for my family and be in my home. My two children are really a help when they are home. I was a partner in a group daycare for a short period and find home the best for all concerned. I am active in the C.H.I.L.D. Assoc., find community activities of interest to be involved in, and play the roles of wife, mother and daycare provider. Our family enjoys motorcycling, camping and boating. Johnney is also self-employed as a barber. _______________________________ BETH WALEN (Spouse-Steve Ehlers) 1209 88th Ave. N., Brooklyn Park, MN 55444 Children: Alyssa-6, Christopher-4, Matthew-3, Kevin Michael-3 months. Twenty years ago I left Divide County for Minneapolis and have lived here ever since. I attended Augusburg College where I met and married Steve. We graduated and embarked on life in the “real world. For three years I taught junior high French and English, but when I was laid off two years in a row, I decided to change careers for something more stable and which would not contribute as rapidly to prematurely grey hair. Steve has found his niche teaching adapted physical education (working with handicapped kids) and coaching both adapted and varsity sports. I, on the other hand, have been a flight attendant for 11 years, which sounds pretty stable, but the company I work for has changed four times! After nearly 11 years of marriage, Steve and I entered the real change of life: we started having children. We may be late out of the starting blocks, but we are also slow to cross the finish line. Our fourth child was born on April 25. Christopher broke out in chicken pox that same day and Alyssa and Matthew followed suit two weeks later, so Kevin’s first month was a blur of late night feedings and caring for sick kids. Music has always played a part in our lives. Steve and I, and now Alyssa, our daughter, sing in a semi-professional choral group committed not only to good music but to promoting world peace and understanding. Since I have three sisters living in the Twin Cities area, we have been able to do some small group and solo performing as well. Don't look for us on MTV though! CLASS OF 1970 TEN-YEAR REUNION Front Row, left to right: Judy Anderson McKibben, Pam Andrist Bums, Debra Torgeson Boldt, Cyndi Simonson Olson, Mary Lynne Peterson Anderson, Betty Jean Torgeson Elsbemd, Glenda Hanson Jacobson, Donna Grote Larsen, Patty Christianson Dykes, Beth Walen Ehlers, Carla Fettig Seltveit, Jodi Hector Dent, Lynn M. Dahl, Carol Olson Blanda, Linda Rud Carpenter. 2nd Row, Standing: Dirk Olson, Dianne Haugland Hysjulien, Diane Miller Johnson, Donna Oleson Anderson, LuAnn Engberg Blocher, Richard Larsen, Deb Lokken Belock, Kathy Lee Holle, Betty Lystad Feser, Diane Thomte Clinton, Jean Halvorson Nygaard. 3rd Row: Keith Baker, Les Hall, Wayne Benter, Diana Brady Lee, Vicki Swangstu Haugenoe, Steve Bummer, Errol Thvedt, Byron Jacobson, Corinne Johnson White, Peter Grundstad, Charles Erickson, Butch Haugland. Upper Deck: Gerald Fagcrland, Orlin Hector, Danny Gilbertson, Dean Throntveit, Dennis Olson, Jim Nordstog. CROSBY HIGH SCHOOL “CLASS OF 1970” ADDRESSES Judy Anderson McKibben Crosby. ND 58730 Pam Andrist Burns 60 32nd Ave. NE Fargo. ND 58102 Keith Baker Crosby. ND 58730 Joel Benson Rtc 5-Box 260 Minot. ND 58701 Wayne Benter Crosby.ND 58730 Diana Brady Lee 2412 N. Main Court Williston. ND 58801 Steve Bummer Crosby, ND 58730 Betty Carter Petry 800 16th St. NW Minot. ND 58701 Brenna Carter Panasuk Box 43-Rte. 4 Williston, ND 58801 Barry Christenson 301 So. Shelard Parkway Apt. 341 St. Louis Park. MN 55426 Patty Christianson Dykes 10473 Nelso Court West Minister, CO 80020 Rebecca Clark Dukart Alamo. ND 58830 Lynn M. Dahl 402 7200 E. Evans Ave. Denver, CO 80224 LuAnn Engberg Blocher 629 24th Ave. NW Minot. ND 58701 Charlie Erickson 860 East 13th Sl Dickinson, ND 58601 Jerry Fagerland Crosby. ND 58730 Carla Fettig Seltveit 902 So. 7th St. Fargo, ND 58102 Dan Gilbertson Box 98 RR 2 Minot, ND 58701 Eddie Grim Box 208 Inchelinm, WA 99138 Donna Grote Larsen Fortuna. ND 58844 Peter Grundstad Crosby. ND 58730 Les Hall Crosby, ND 58730 Jean Halvorson Nygaard HCR1 Box 45B Wildrose, ND 58795 Becky Hansen Thornhill 151 Sequoya Wiedman, MI 48858 Glenda Hanson Jacobson 3908 NW 74th St Kansas City, MO 64151 Dianne Haugland Hysjulien Box 353 Surrey, ND 58785 Gerald Haugland Crosby. ND 58730 JoAnn Hector Dent 6712 Arrowhead Pass So. Edina, MN 55435 Orlln Hector Box 1487 Estevan, Sask S4A 2L7 Byron Jacobson 3908 NW 74th St Kansas City, MO 64151 Barb Jacques Dodge Rte 85 Box 4276 Livingston, MT 59047 Corrinne Johnson White Box P Malta, MT 59538-0586 Michael Joyce Crosby. ND 58730 Rod Kress 14665 NE 34th Unit B4 Belleview. WA 98007 Richard Larsen Fortuna, ND 58844 Renee Larson Hansen 3654 Washburn Ave. N Minneapolis, MN 55412 Darryl Lee 1098 Safflower Lane Sidney, MT 59270 Kathy Lee Holle HC-3 Box 8 New Salem. ND 58563 John Lewis West 3018 Hoffman Spokane. WA 99205 Deb Lokken Belock 1235 Hole Circle Drive Colorado Springs, CO 80915 Betty Lystad Feser 180 So. Sable Boulevard Apt 0106 Aurora, CO 80012 Diane Miller Johnson 105 Brooke wood Court Ovilla,TX 75154 Liz Ness Wells % Alamo School Alamo. ND 58330 Jim Nordstag 3621 N. Lancaster Apt 3202 Plymouth, MN 55441 Donna Olesen Anderson 1517 Kearney St. Casper. WY 82604 Carol Olson Blanda 221 Moulin Road Broussard, LA 70518 Dennis Olson Rtl Box 117 Reynolds. ND 58275 Dirk Olson Crosby, ND 58730 Mary Lynne Peterson Anderson Bolkcn Trailer Court Watford City. ND 58854 Kim Power Yuma Home Park Apt B-4 2550 Virginia Dr. Yuma, AZ 85364 Kelsey Redlin 317 W 13 th St. Port Angeles, WA 98362 Linda Rud Carpenter P.O. Box 124 Fortuna, ND 58844 Cynthia Simonson Olson 5687 Tanner Ridge Ave. West Lake Village. CA 91362 Marita Skedsvold Hauck 850 E. Pontiac Murray. UT 84107 Vicki Svangstu Haugenoe Ambrose, ND 58833 Diane Thomte Clinton 824 N 34th Sl Bismarck, ND 58501 Dean Throntveit 412 24th St. NW MinoL ND 58701 Lauren Throntveit Crosby. ND 58730 Errol Thvedt Fortuna, ND 58844 Sharon Thvedt Walker 1324 3rd Ave. N. Moorhead, MN 56560 Deb Torgeson Boldt Box 621 RR 3 Williston, ND 58801 Betty Torgeson Elsbernd 941 Cherry Ave. Dickinson, ND 58643 Beth Walen 1209 88th Ave. N. Brooklyn Park, MN 55444