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

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IV estfoitcj qm L Piesfimcut Qkofotzc M Susan Ben ter Cheryl Myers Alyce Grim Kristy Nordstog The DCHS Pep Club has added much to the school spirit throughout the whole year. They have been very active selling DCHS booster buttons and bumper stickers. The Pep Club supported the teams by making signs and posters to decorate the gym, by attending away games, as well as home games, and by keeping up their spirit from the first football game to the Regional Tournaments in Bottineau. Pef Club FRONT ROW, 1-r; L. Jacobson, C. McGhan, L. Jacobson, H. Jacobson, K. Schneider, P. Andrist, C. Moe, R. Thvedt, P. Olesen, C. Blevins, A. Hay, N. Biwer, A. Grim, Mrs. Glasoe, Advisor. 2nd ROW: N. Larson, B. Olson, C. Schneider, J. Feeney, S. Throntveit, M. Jacobson, N. Welo, D. Hay, D. Stromstad, J. Tangedal, H. Hanson. 3rd ROW: P. Elsbernd, M. Roberts, C. Myers, K. Faldalen, D. Myers, L. Thompson, G. Gjovig, S. Oien, P. Nichols, J. Engberg. 4th ROW: M. Jacobson, C. Rodvold, N. Walen, D. Schwanz, S. Hanson, M. Tiegen, C. Miller, T. Christianson, M. Olson, J. Rud. 5th ROW: J. Clark, S. Olson, P. Stewart, J. Stromstad, C. Forsgren, C. Myers, K. Nordstog, B. Hanisch, M. Gilbertson, D. Wigginton. 23

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PtesfuM M CW ifexcfois LUANN JACOBSON, CINDY McGHAN, HOLLY JACOBSON, LAURIE JACOBSON The Freshman cheerleaders worked hard to build spirit in their first year in high school. Their spirit helped bring the Freshman basketball team through one of the best seasons experienced by a Freshman class. Playing an active part in recording the efforts of the Maroons throughout the sports season, the statisticians put in a lot of overtime figuring per- centages and records of the teams and players. The statisticians are the background of our athletic teams. A B CfattsteciAas Judy Rud, Darlene Stromstad, Sharon Oien, Mary Beth Olson. 22

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ftAily Coto Milagros Josesina Soto Job. Not quite a typical North Dakota Nor- wegian name, is it? Well, for good reason. Known to most people as Mily Soto, she is the first foreign exchange student for Divide County High School. Mily, who graduated from DCHS in May, is a resident of Santa Domingo, the Dominican Republic. She came on the 21st of August, to become the instant daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Norman E. Anderson. Already the parents of five children, Pastor and Mrs. Anderson quickly adopted Mily and soon she was as much a member of the family as any of the other child- ren. Mily became a regular DCHS student when school started in the fall. Mily took the same courses as any red-blooded American kid, with a few alterations. One of these alterations was in shorthand, where her books were in Spanish. Two of Mily's favorite American pastimes were talking, especially on the phone, and watching TV. A gap was left in the Anderson home and in the life of DCHS when Mily left in June, but before she left, she vowed that she would come back and visit her family. 24