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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1976 volume:

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If you doltdod « tlr«D9« fishy m li wot Ih wootiwd. h� � KO� or you could Iroco ih origin to 0«� of •t'.% m mor wrho woro • d th ludefitk trimming and cooking crow it the big ludefttk food tpomorod by Oh mon of Concordi Church Saturday About 000 people wore served. and thoy con umod a lift to more than ooo po pound p� r | they had it Myron W Chntlmwi Loaken, mr Scabies bug causes concern at schools Divide County school� will follow a stay honm until-you’re-cured policy start ,ng March I to nd the district of scabies the name for the itchy rash caused by the little red mite that ha� been afflictu increasing numbers of school children The mite, which spread� by direct contact with infested � kin or clothing, burrows into the skin and causes itching says Dorothy Krlae. county public health nurse Officials estimate that there have been 15 Jo confirmed cases at froaby Elementary School and a few less ■« Divide County High in recent weeks explaining the situation have been sent to all parents of school children Officials became concerned abiait sea hies about two weeks ago when Dr C O ■|� hail told Mrs Krise that hr was seeing ore cases according to Summon Mrs Knse said tbr scalars mite, which nearly invisible, burrows into the skin id lays eggs scratching spread the lapring The incubation period or time it kes symptoms lo show up range� Iroma • days to several week� The ailmcmt ings lew p dential computations ° � 1 ’Tminor infection of .fleeted are I ( 1 The invite until thres grow Th expe conn man on t! met Tt c«v bra pta tot eft wf M 5 6 9 11 12 ADMINISTRATION School Board: SEATED L-R: Arden Wigness, Sam Bloom, Chairman, Dorothy Hanson, Clerk, David Walen, Delores Aaberg. STANDING L-R: Wes Kocher, Larry Clemens, Chuck Hanson, John Fosland, Elaine Andrist. Kathleen Gohdes Physical Education Roman Fettig Biology, Physical Science Larry Dalebout, Vo Ag Jane Owens, Home Ec. 16 Gary Wendell, Vo Ag Paul Baertsch jpen® Trulson Social Science Math 17 Robert Hotchkiss Speech 18 Marty Gammon Secretary Edna Roesch Cook Marlene Hagen Librarian Mary Marcy Mabel Boekes Cooks Jim Christianson Custodian 20 21 23 How time flies! The journey of a lifetime begins with a single step reaching and.searching for that intangible moment when one’s identity is materialized. Shane Olson 24 25 27 JUNIORS April Anderson Lauren Anderson Lois Anderson Jeff Anderson Stan Andrist Scott Bakke Richard Benson Arley Binde Scott Binde David Bublitz Bennett Bummer Mark Casteel Marla Chaffee Terry DeLong Brent Feeney Lincoln Finnesgard Larry Gilbertson Tim Gjovig Debbie Gnoinsky Gloria Hallgren Paul Hanisch Kent Haugland Marty Hedstrand Bonnie Hingst Wesley Huwe Patty Jaques Cindy Kersey Doug Kvale Buddy Lovick Jim Mosser 28 Joel Marshall Liz McPhail Rodney Olin Mark Overbo David Peterman Gene Pulvermacher Mario Pulvermacher Kathy Redlin Robbie Rust Dennis Roberts Julie Schwenson Fred Seyfert Jim Simonson Kent Unhjem Sheila Vassen Tom Vassen Karen Wanner Robert Windfaldet Steve Wolters Paul Woolfrey 29 Sophomores Class Officers L TO R: D. Murphy, Treas; D. Larsen, Pres.; B. Dahlke, Sec.; B. Cary, V. Pres. Paul Aalund Cheryl Anderson Julie Anderson June Anderson Penny Andrist Sheri Binde Steve Biwer Mark Brady Bob Cary Cindy Christianson Dana Christe Barb Dahlke Jim Elsbernd Nancy Fagerland Susan Gjovig 30 Debbie Grote Warren Hansen Tracy Homback James Johnson Kurt Krueger Dan Larsen Steve Lervick Kevin Lindsey Jon Moe Julie Moe Betty Monson Doug Murphy Kurt Nelson Rhonda Olin Bev Olson Janel Olson Renee Overland Wayne Riveland David Roberts Mark Rosenquist Doug Sandberg Karla Schneider Betty Sparks Lee Stenson Jerry Stroms tad Tammy Vassen 31 Freshmen David Anderson Don Anderson Mary Anderson Stan Anderson Terri Anderson Todd Anderson Suzi Kay Bakewell Cheri Ben ter Debbie Benter Connie Bilstad Rick Bilstad Holly Binde Lyndon Binde David Burt Lori Casteel Connie Cron Bev Dahlke Raymie Ekness Randy Engberg Mark Feeney Brad Fuhrman Laurie Gjovig Janice Grim Sheldon Hallgren 32 Bryan Haugenoe Bryce Haugenoe Renae Hermanson LuAnn Hesslebart Bev Johnson Darla Johnson Shirley Johnson Kevin Kinsler Brenda Kostad Ronda Kostad Roger Kremer Ron Mahrer Ron Montgomery Wayne Moses David Myers Mary Nichols Charles N ordstog Barb O lin Garth Olson Rod Olson Tom Olson Diane Ouse Rocky Peterson Chuck Powers Wayne Pulvamacher Kristi Redlin Fane Ruppert Denise Sandberg Rod Sebolt Ray Semingson Lorna Seney Deanna Shefstad Jocelyn Sorum Mark Stevens Pam Stevens Perry Stewart Chandra Torgerson Annette Walen Mike We ns tad Gina Wilcox Joan Woolfrey Chris Worley 33 Freshmen Initiation The Freshmen were wel- comed to Divide County High School on Novem- ber 25, 1975. The upper- classmen enjoyed seeing these freshmen dressed in baby's clothes, football jerseys, boys in dresses, etc. It was one day that shouldn't be forgotten. 14 |T - r ATHLETICS Football The D.C.H.S. football team had another fine year in Northwest Conference action, Donny Overbo, as Head Coach did a great job building a sound team. Injurys plagued the team in the early part of the season but the team came back for a strong finish. The team was made up of a fine defensive and offensive unit giving them third in Conference. Randy Boldt, Mark Roberts, Dewey Blevins, and Leland Olson were named All-Conference with Phillip Feil getting honor- able mention. Coach Don Overbo TP'6-r iiifwiifl 12 � L. TO R, 1ST ROW: Paul Sundberg-A«U ,Coach, M • •fcSfeL sst. ManAg afei Donny Oayrborfoead Co Stenson, J. Wells, M. Roberts, R. Olin. 3RD .BLOW: . Feil, fi| Olson, D. Blevins, RJHflHHCuy Biwer, M. Brady, S. iLendck. 4TH ROWfL. StensonTjS ffen. J. on, D, I Nels J. Elsbernd, M. Overbo, S. Andrist. 5TH ROW: R. Olin, J. Marshall, UVGilbertson, T. Cjflvig, K. Haugland, D, Sandberg, D. Murphy.rV ff w . 36 SuiuiooaulOH PRESENTING - A GROUP CALLED Home c cm n j 7S' once cfh F C H S 3 « ■. on+. I I'oc H I --------- B soo c ny Dakota kitamarionaJ Agancy Bo« 234 KAnot. N Dak 58701 838 «1« For Spmel Raquean Wwna 8380667 Homecoming was filled with lots of excitement this year. There were things going on all week and every- one was very busy. Everybody took part in building floats, and had a good time doing it. Homecoming week started off with Bicentennial day on Tuesday, which was followed by show your colors day on Wednesday, and dress up day on Thursday. Kangaroo Court was held on Friday. Thursday night the homecoming parade was held. First the corona- tion was held with Cheryl Myers, crowned Homecoming Queen, and Randy Boldt, King. 39 “Song in the Wind” The Drama Club had a very successful year, present- ing two comedies under the direction of Nancy Joyal and Kathy Evans. Song in the Wind , a musical comedy that mixed traditional American folk songs with the esapades of an aspiring young singer, was presented in the fall. The plot had Dori (Julie Ander- son), a folk singer, becoming involved with Ken (Stan Andrist), a cynical researcher for a recording company. The pair played out a comedy of errors, to the consternation of a music professor (Paul Wool- frey), who was trying to further Dori's career. Also mixed up ii the events was Dori's grandmother, Mrs. Forbes (Paul Stewart), who is an old sweetheart of the professor s. Other cast members included Jim Mosser, Marge Bloom, Janice Stromstad, Penny Andrist, Shane Olson, Reid Walen, Raymie Ekness, Cary Hegreberg, and Joan Woolfrey. 40 Arsenic and Old Lace Arsenic and Old Lace , performed in the spring, was a comedy centering around two old spinsters (Julie Anderson and Cindy Kress) who believed they were performing acts of mercy by raising their elderberry wine to dispatch a series of elderly gentlemen. Reid Walen starred as their adopted nephew Mortimer, Luann Jacobson as his sweetheart, Paul Woolfrey as the menacing unwelcomed nephew Jonathan and Stan Andrist as his sidekick Dr. Einstein. Other cast members included Cary Hegreberg, the uproarious nephew who believed he was Teddy Roose- velt, Buddy Lovick, Raymie Ekness, Bryan Dahl, and Fane Ruppert as the officers. Guy Sissler was the dead stiff. 41 The girls basketball team had a good season with a 13-8 record. They took 2nd place in District Tournaments which placed them in Re- gional Tournament play. They suffered a hard loss to Newtown which brought the season to an end. Penny Andrist and Chandra Torgerson both made the All Tourney Team at the District Tournaments. Penny also made Northwest Con- ference team. Chandra and Janice Stromstad both got honorable mentions. All in all Ms. Gohdes and her girls had a good season. Girls Varsity FRONT ROW L-R: L. Jacobson, S. Bakewell, C. Torgerson, J. Stromstad, J. Grim, R. Olin. BACK ROW: Coach Gohdes, S. Binde, K. Redlin, P. Andrist, J. Moe, M. Chaffee, R. Overland. 42 Basketball 43 Girls “B” Basketball Girl B-Squad Basketball had an ex- ceptional year this year with a record of 11-1. Lead by Janice Grim as high scorer, a very young squad con- sisting of all freshman showed excep- tional talent. They put forth a lot of time and effort to make this year a very successful one. FRONT ROW L. TO R.: L. Hesselbart, C. Bilstad-St. Mgr. , T. Anderson, Coach Jaylene Baker, MIDDLE ROW L. TO R. : M. Anderson, A. Walen, D. Sandberg, J. Sorum, TOP ROW L. TO R. : D. Johnson, H. Binde, D. Benter, J. Grim 44 45 Boys Varsity The boys varsity basketball team had a fair season this year with a record of 15 wins and 10 losses. They took 4th place at the Stanley Holiday Tournaments and took 3rd place at the District Tournaments. Randy Boldt and Joel Marshall made the District Tournament Top 10 and both were on the Northwest Con- ference team. Randy Boldt also made the Oil Basin Conference team. The prospects of next years team look good as there will be 7 re- turning lettermen. Randy Boldt- Captain G Most Valuable Player FRONT ROW L-R: M. Casteel, St. Mgr., R. Schwanz, L. Olson, J. Marshall, B. Windfaldet, M. Ovcrbo, D. Blevins, D. Anderson, St. Mgr. BACK ROW: Coach Graupe, K. Unhjem, R. Olin, R. Boldt, R. Olin, D. Bublitz, K. Haugland. 46 r 7 Basketball Kent Haugland- Most Improved Bob Windfaldet- Best Hustler Boys’ “B” Basketball The boys' B-squad basketball had a very successful season this year under Coach Molander. Having a record of 17-5, and taking second place in the Parshall Tourney, they proved themselves competent players. FRONT ROW L-R: J. Stromstad, J. Simonson, W. Riveland, K. Lindsey, D. Anderson. SECOND ROW L-R: J. Elsbernd, B. Cary, D. Peterman, S. Andrist, D. Roberts, J. Mosser. BACK ROW L-R: D. Murphy, D. Sandberg, M. Rosenquist, Coach, Gary Molander, R. Benson, S. Hysjulien, M. Brady. 48 Freshmen Basketball The Freshmen team under the coaching of Barry Haggin went through a great season with only 1 loss against 14 wins. They took 1st place at the Ray Invitational Tournament bringing the season to a big climax. This team went through the season to be the best and proved the point. FRONT ROW L-R Chuck Power, Lyndon Binde, Mark Feeney, Rod Olson, Randy Engberg, Ron Montgomery, student managers. 2ND ROW Fane Ruppert, Brad Fuhrman, David Myers, Rocky Peterson, Rod Sebolt, Coach Barry Haggin, 3RD ROW Ron Mahrer, Raymie Ekness, Ray Semingson, Todd Anderson, Bryce Haugenoe 49 District 26 Tourney Because of very tough competition, there was a record breaking crowd at the 1976 District Tournaments. Powers Lake was the all around tournament team taking 1st place. The rest of the results were Tioga 2nd, Divide County 3rd and Noonan 4th. Both Powers Lake and Tioga advanced to the Regional Tournaments in Williston. Noonans cheerleaders took the Cheer- leading Award and they also received the Window Display Award. W DIVIDE COUNTY I HIGH SCHOOL 50 FRONT ROW L-R, S. Espeseth, Noonan; T. Gustafson, Tioga; J. Marshall, Divide County; B. Grubb, Tioga; BACK ROW, D. Bakke, Burke Central; R. Boldt, Divide County; J. Aaberg, Noonan; M. Sem and W. Enget both from Powers Lake; NOT PICTURED, R. Ingerson, Flaxton 51 Scores Football Us Them Watford City 0 42 Parshall 34 22 Newtown 30 12 Mohall 6 38 Stanley 14 20 Botno 8 0 Kenmare 30 0 Tioga 24 6 Boys Varsity Us Them Grenora 72 57 Tioga 76 78 Noonan 49 51 Kenmare 66 64 Newtown 60 84 Parshall 50 56 Columbus 101 67 Stanley 61 49 Parshall 47 62 Flaxton 75 33 Pow ers Lake 47 53 Bowbells 65 33 Noonan 32 31 Epping 55 50 Tioga 59 61 Newtown 60 79 Ray 65 56 Kenmare 54 57 Sherwood 78 76 Burke Central 46 34 Mohall 54 53 Flaxton 71 58 Tioga 44 49 Burke Central 76 52 Noonan 51 48 B Squad Boys BB Us Them Bowbells 69 34 Ray 64 58 New Town 65 50 Tioga 59 39 Epping 55 35 Estevan 46 53 Noonan 47 35 Tioga 50 30 Mandare e 59 47 Watford City 50 51 Sherwood 32 30 Kenmare 34 42 Mohall 54 64 Grenora 55 37 Estevan 32 41 Tioga 57 38 Noonan 59 37 Columbus 64 16 Stanley 73 55 Parshall 65 43 Flaxton 66 23 Powers Lake 69 34 Freshmen Boys BB Us Them Estevan 49 34 Tioga 37 32 Tioga 58 31 Stanley 42 33 Parshall 50 48 Ray 50 35 Powers Lake 51 27 Williston 51 48 Estevan 54 36 Tioga 58 52 Ray 55 41 Newtown 53 52 Ray 60 52 Kenmare 57 58 Williston 46 24 52 Girls Varsity Us Tioga 50 Bowbelis 63 Powers Lake 33 Bowbelis 51 Burke Central 31 Columbus 18 Noonan 39 Burke Central 39 Grenora 25 Flaxton 57 Newtown 56 Stanley 40 Parshall 43 Powers Lake 40 Noonan 24 Flaxton 55 Powers Lake 40 Noonan 30 Burke Central 38 Newtown 27 Them 14 18 25 Girls B Squad Us Them 29 27 Tioga 29 5 20 Powers Lake 24 19 43 Bowbelis 29 7 32 Burke Central 28 26 42 Columbus 24 4 14 Noonan 18 20 59 Burke Central 25 21 31 Grenora 27 19 37 Bowbelis 27 12 42 Powers Lake 34 10 31 Noonan 31 29 15 Flaxton 23 5 30 50 36 31 Golf Newtown Stanley Inv. Tioga Duel Bottineau Inv. Crosby Inv. Crosby N. W. C. Underwood Regional Bottineau State Girls Track first first Williston first Minot first Mohall Inv. first Oil Basin first District first third fourth third 53 Student Council FRONT ROW L-R M. Roberts, Pres. , G. Anderson, Sec-Treas. , R. Walen, J. Stromstad, Mr. Graupe, advisor, J. Grunstad, V. Pres. , BACK ROW L-R M. Torgeson, M. Anderson, M. Overbo, P. Andrist, K. Redlin, J. Simonson, L. Stenson. The Student Council had a busy year, as they sponsored two major projects, Homecoming week and Snowball week. Student Council members attended community meetings in favor of a Teen Center. The Student Council took a poll on the Teen Center and asked for different ideas that could be used. The Student Council also took a poll on smoking in the bathrooms. Most of the students felt that smoking in the bathrooms was not a problem but favored the enforcement of no smoking. The Student Council sponsored a sock hop and members M. Anderson, K. Redlin, M. Roberts, and J. Simonson went to a Student Council Convention in Grand Forks. 54 Key Club Striving to Help The Key Club had a very successful year carrying on many projects to help the community. For raising money, the club had its fund walk from Fortuna to Crosby. Over $200 was taken in, and part of this was pledged to the Northwest Chorus. A pancake breakfast was held, the club making $250 on this project. The club also delivered meals for the Meals on Wheels program during the month of February. Several members attended the district workshop in Morris, Minnesota in the fall. The club defeated the Kiwanis 20 - 0 in a touch football game for the right to hold the Key Club - Kiwanis travelling trophy. FRONT ROW L. TO R. - M. Roberts, B. Dahl, R. Walen, C. Hegreberg, BACK ROW- D. Larsen, K. Nelson, S. Hysjulien, R. Olin, S. Andrist, D. Roberts, P. Feil. 55 Drama Club 1ST ROW: L TO R- Terri Anderson, Debbie Benter, Stan Andrist, Luann Jacobson, Liz McPhail, Mrs. Joyal (Adv. ) 2ND ROW: Paula Stewart, Janice Stromstad, Shane Olson, Cindy Kersey, Cheri Benter, Renae Hermanson, Julie Anderson, Laurie Jacobson, Cindy Kress 3RD ROW: Reid Waien, Cary Hegreberg, Russel Olin, Paul Woolfrey, Joan Woolfrey, Ramie Ekness, Jocelyn Sorum, Annette Waien, Chandra Torgerson, Bonnie Hingst, Julie Schwenson. 56 57 FFA 1ST ROW: L. Stenson, P. Feil, S. Lervick 2ND ROW: W. Riveland, D. Murphy TheD-C-Juture farmers were very active this year with all the contests, money raising projects, and community services. Things were busy throughout the whole year. The Chapter held its annual slave auction in the fall which was a great success. Other activities that took place during the year were crop judging contests and the FFA ban- quet. I he crop judging team members were Phil Feil, Lee Stenson, and Wayne Riveland. The team had a very successful year placing 3rd at the district level, and getting the silver award at the state contest. At the FFA ban- quet Todd Anderson received the Star Greenhand Award, and Phillip Feil received the Star Chapter Farmer Award and dekalb outstanding senior award. The largest community service of the year was the annual Crosby clean-up day. Work crews collected trash from all over the city doing a good job. The 1st week in June, 8 FFA members dvisors yei? to f«8° for the state FFA convention. Phillip Feil received the state FFA degree, and Bob Winfaldet received a gold in the Farm Management contest. L. TO R. 1ST ROW: Mr. Daleabout (Adv. ), L. Binde, V. Stenson, W. Riveland, D. Larsen, L. Stenson, J. Simonson, P. Feil, V. Hegreberg, L. Haagenson, Mr. Wendel, (Adv.) 2ND ROW: D. Anderson, D. Burt, G. Olson, W. Pulvamacher, K. Lindsey, M. Wenstad, B. Fuhrman, T. Anderson, B. Haugenoe, M. Feeney 3RD ROW: M. Brady, D. Peterman, C. Kruger, J. Elsbernd, S. Biewer, R. Sebolt, B. Haugenoe, W. Moses, R. Montgomery 4TH ROW: T. Gjovig, E. Winfaldet, P. Aalund, K. Unjhem, J. Johnson, M. Casteel, D. Murphy, W. Hanson, J. Stromstad, S. Lervick 5TH ROW: M. Rosenquist, T. Vassen, R. Gjovig, J. Weils, D. Roberts, D. Sandburg, D. Myers, T. Olson, R. Semingson, C. Worley 6TH ROW: R. Faldalen, S. Hallgren, G. Strand, R. Olson, C. Nortstog, R. Peterson, G. Pulvamacher 7TH ROW: K. Haugland, R. Benson, S. Wool ter, D. Bublitz, D. Quale, R. Rust, B. Haugenoe, A. Binde, F. Seyfert 8TH ROW: L. Olson, L. Gilbertson, R. Sivertson, L. Brady, R. Olin, M. Pulvamacher FHA Under the advising of Mrs. Owens the F. H. A. had a fairly good year. They went to a rally at Powers Lake. Their big project of the year was contributing curtains to the Teen center that they made themselves. 59 FRONT ROW L-R: L. Casteel, B. Dahlke, T. Vassen, N. Fageriand, K. Schnieder, B. Dahlke. 2ND ROW: L-R: Mrs. Owens, Advisor, B. Kostad, R. Kostad, L. Seany, C. Cron, C. Benter, D. Grote. BACK ROW L-R: B. Olin, J. Grim, J. Olson, T. Hornback, L. Jacobson, P. Stewart. Cheerleaders Varsity J. Schwenson, L. Jacobson, B. Hingst, M. Chaffee. The varsity cheerleaders did an ex- cellent job in keeping the spirits high this year. Through their efforts, the school spirit was higher than it has ever been in the past years. Their enthusiasm gave the team great support and helped them through a good season. 60 B-Squad Freshmen Freshman Cheerleaders: LuAnn Hesselbart, Annette Walen, Holly Binde, Denise Sandberg, Terri Anderson. The B squad cheerleaders backed their team up throughout the season. The hard work and spirit they exhibited helped support the team through a successful season. The Freshmen cheerleaders brought new spirit with them in their first year of high school. This spirit helped the Freshman team to an exceptionally success- ful season with a 14-1 record. B-Squad Cheerleaders: L-R: Kathy Redlin, Nancy Fagerland, Julie Moe, Janice Grim, Rhonda Olin. 61 Pep Club Our Pep Club worked hard to help boost the DCHS spirit. We got off to a slow start but by the time girls tourneys came around our spirit was built up. The Pep Club worked hard. For activities, we made signs, put up a window display for tournaments, sold booster buttons, ordered two flags for the school, and as a special tribute to the Bi-Centennial, we read a passage about the United States at basketball games. This year was the best ever for school spirit in a long, long time. Bee-Centennial Minute FRONT ROW L-R: B. Hingst, L. Jacobson, M. Chaffee, J. Schwenson. ROW 2: K. Redlin, N. Fager- land, R. Olin, J. Grim, J. Moe, D. Sandberg, L. Hesselbart, T. Anderson, A. Walen, H. Binde. ROW 3: M. Hagen, Adv. P. Stewart, B. Haugenoe, P. Stewart, B. Dahlke, R. Overland, J. Stromstad, S. Olson, C. Torgerson, L. Jacobson, ROW 4: D. Roberts, R. Sebolt, F. Ruppert, B. Kostad, B. Olson, J. Anderson, C. Kersey, M. Casteel, R. Ekness, J. Sorum. ROW 5: T. Anderson, B. Fuhrman, K. Redlin, D. Johnson, M. Anderson, D. Shefstad, M. Nichols, L. Gjovig, J. Moe. ROW 6: D. Sandberg, P. Andrist, C. Benter, L. Casteel, B. Olin, S. Binde, D. Christi, D. Benter, C. Bilstad, R. Hermanson. 62 Pom Pon Girls BACK ROW-L TO R- L. Seaney, L. Casteel, D. Lamontagne, V. Hegreberg, L. Hagenson, C. Binde, B. Kostad, L. Gjovig, C. Cron. MIDDLE ROW-L TO R- B. Monson, T. Hornback, B. Olin, D. Christi, J. Olson, C. McGhan, S. Olson, B. Kyes, FRONT ROW-L TO R-S. Gjovig, N. Joyal, Advisor, C. Myers. After many long, hard hours of practice, the newly formed Pom Pom girls did an excellent job in their performances at basketball games and during the District Tournaments. Their performances were greatly appreciated by the athletic teams and DCHS supporters. The Pom Pom girls were under the advisor- ship of Mrs. Joyal and hopefully will continue their performances throughout the years. 63 Stats The stats this year tried hard to keep up with the requests of the coaches and teams. They supported there teams throughout the season going to all the games, home and away. These people devoted much of their time to girls and boys basketball and football keeping close records of all games. They had fun and worked hard throughout the whole season. Girls BB stats: L. Jacobson, R. Hermanson, P. Stewart Boys BB Stats: T. TO B. R. Hermanson, C. Bilstad, D. Football Stats: B. Kyes, R. Exness, L. Jacobson, P. Benter, K. Redlin, C. Torgerson, P. Andrist, L. Stewart Jacobson, R. Overland 64 Annual Staff The Maroon Memoirs Annual Staff has been working many long hours to complete this book for you. We hope this book will help you to remember all of the good times or bad that happened all year. The members of the staff include: Paula Stewart, Editor Lois Anderson, Asst. Editor Laurie Jacobson, Business Manager Mrs. Verna Colby, Advisor Gracia Anderson Luann Jacobson Phillip Feil Stan Andrist Penny Andrist Julie Anderson Barb Dahlke Chandra Torgerson Kristi Redlin Annette Waien Perry Stewart 65 68 DCHS Choir ROW 1: L. Seney, C. Christianson, J. Anderson, V. Hegreberg, B. Dahlke, R. Overland, M. Nichols, D. Shefstad, Miss Evans, Director. ROW 2: S. Binde, R. Hermanson, D. Benter, A. Walen, S. Andrist, J. Mosser, K. Lindsey, C. Torgerson, L. Jacobson, P. Andrist. ROW 3: M. Bloom, L. Jacobson, J. Stromstad, P. Stewart, R. Ekness, P. Woolfrey, J. Moe, J. Woolfrey, J. Sorum, S. Olson. Girls’ Trio Soloists L. TOR.: S. Andrist, T. Delong, P. Woolfrey, J. Anderson, J. Moe, J. Stromstad. Under the direction of Kathy Evans, the DCHS choir had an excellent season. They performed in many events and received a double star rating at the District Music Festival, held here at DCHS. Two of the soloists, Julie Anderson and Stan Andrist, went onto state, after each receiving a star, and the girls' trio, consisting of Janice Stromstad, Marge Bloom, and Julie Anderson, also went to state and came home with a star. 71 L. TO R.: M. Bloom, J. Anderson, J. Stromstad. Divide County High ROW 1, L TO R: L. Anderson, K. Ege, L. Jacobson, J. Woolfrey, S. Olson, R. Rust, R. Overland, B. Olson, K. Redlin, D. Johnson, B. Haugenoe, T. Anderson, B. Dahlke, J, Anderson, L. Jacobson. ROW 2: M. Chaffee, C. Kersey, R. Hermanson, S. Husjulien, L. Anderson, D. Murphy, P. Woolfrey, L. Finnegard, C. Nordstog, J, Moe, D. Benter, B. Hingst, M. Bloom, B. Kyes, R. Schwanz, J. Mosser, S. Andrist, G. Anderson. ROW 3: D. Sandberg, L. Hesselbart, C. Bilstad, C. Benter, S. Anderson, B. Dahlke, K. Redlin, R. Sebolt, M. Feeney, L. Stenson, Under the direction of Mr. A.E. Brox for the thirtieth year, the DCHS band once again performed successfully. The band played in programs on Veterans Day, Memorial Day, and at the VFM Bicentennial production, aside from their annual Christmas and Spring concerts. They supported the athletic teams at games and pep rallies and marched in the Band Day parade. 72 W. Hanson. D. Sandberg, P. Andrist, R. Walen, L. Melo, J. Grundstad, C. Hegerberg, B. Sortland, C. Dahl, D. Myers, W. Moses, R. Peterson, J. Stroms , J. Sorum, J. Moe, A. Walen, J. Grim, J. Schwenson, J. Stromstad. ROW 4: R. Olin, W. Rive land, D. Roberts, M. Overbo, C. Trulson, D. Anderson, T. Anderson, B. Dahl, M. Roberts, P. Stewart, D. Larson, P. Stewart, K. Nelson, C. Torgerson, R . Ekness, K. Lindsey, B. Cary, C. Myers, K. Power. 73 Special Groups This year the DCHS band had many special groups, including a Trumpet Solo, Trumpet Trio, Horn Quartet, Wind Ensemble, Trom- bone Ensemble, and Stage Band. The Trumpet Solo and Trio received stars at both the Dis- trict and State Music Festivals. The Stage Band performed at the District 26 boys basketball tournaments and put on their own concert the 2nd and 3rd of May. Most of these groups took part in the Spring Concert the band had in April. These groups proved what a good band and director DCHS has. HORN QUARTET: L. TO R.-A. Walen, J. Grim, J. Schwenson, J. Stromstad. TRUMPET TRIO: L. TO R.-L. Welo, R. Walen, J. Grundstad. WOODWIND ENSEMBLE: L. TO R.-L. Anderson, R. Overland, J. Mosser, S. Andrist, G. Anderson, B. Kyes, J. Woolfrey, K. Ege, L. Anderson, J. Anderson, L. Jacobson. TROMBONE ENSEMBLE: L. TO R.-C. Torgerson, R. Ekness, K. Lindsey, B. Cary, C. Myers, K. Power. TRUMPET SOLO: R. Walen, L. Anderson, Accompanist. 74 S. Andrist The golf team had a fantastic season winning 7 of 8 meets. After winning the Regional Tournament at Under- wood, they went to the State Tourna- ment at Bottineau and came home with third place, just one point be- hind the second place winners. The golfers did an excellent job and made all of DCHS proud of them. D. Overbo, Coach K. Power 76 L. TO R.-M. Overbo, M. Casteel, J. Anderson, K. Power K. Power 77 M. Over bo J. Anderson Boys’ Track This year's track team was small but their ability proved itself by outstand- ing individual efforts that brought us a second in the Oil Basin. The Maroons were well gifted this year in the weights with Rod Olin throwing the javelin and shot-taking first and second most of the time. The team had a good sea- son even though they did didn't have a well rounded team. FRONT ROW L -R: B. Lovick, B. Cary, G. Sissler, F. Ruppert, D. Larsen, L. Stenson. BACK ROW L-R: D. Murphy, T. Anderson, V. Stenson, K. Lindsey, R. Olin, R. Ekness, R. Olin, Coach, P. Sundberg. 78 Girls’ Track The track team consisting of a young squad proved them- selves hardworkers. Under the direction of Miss Gohdes the team attended meets in Minot, Powers Lake, and Williston. It was a good ex- perience this year having student coach, Sandy Sandman, for the team. We all enjoyed her alot. FRONT ROW L-R: D. Benter, S. Binde, D. Sandberg, P. Andrist, K. Redlin, T. Anderson, C. Bilstad. BACK ROW L-R: Asst. Coach, S. Sandman, J. Sorum, J. Moe, C. Torgerson, L. Jacobson, J. Stromstad, A. Walen, L. Hesselbart, Coach, K. Gohdes. 79 ro onsi 80 Jr.-Sr. Banquet 1976 On the evening of May 13, 1976 the classes of 76 and '77 gathered for their Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet. Junior Class President, Jim Mosser was Master of Ceremony. Pastor Harvey Nelson gave the Invocation and Benediction. Stan Andrist gave the Welcome and Phil Feil, Senior Class President, gave the Senior Re- marks. Entertainment was provided by Larry Welo, Kevin Holm, Julie Anderson, Jim Mosser, and Chris Trulson. Barry Hagen was the Speaker. It was a grand prelude to the Prom that was yet to come. ENTERTAINMENT: Jim Mosser, Kevin Holm, Larry Welo, Chris Trulson, Julie Anderson. 81 Stairway to Heaven’s Beginning The Juniors chose the theme Stairway to Heaven this year. They spent many hours on the construction and decoration for the enjoyment of those going to the Prom. 82 Jr.-Sr. Prom 1976 As Prom came nearer, time seemed to fly. Juniors panic as the date gets closer but they seem to be even further away from being done. Suddenly the evening comes. What takes eight months of planning is sud- denly only four short hours from being all over. The gym is a fairyland of streamers, long dresses and tux- edos, strains of music in the air by a band called the 'Uglies' and long slow dances. Now suddenly all that is left of May 15, 1976, are the memories of a Prom called 'Stairway to Heaven'. 83 Class Class Night of 1976 was the traditional memorable event. Julie Anderson sang the Class Song Theme from 'Mahogany' as the class walked in. The class will, history, poem, and prophecy were read and the awards were given out. Mr. Stammen presented Mark Roberts with a West Point appointment. Sheila Binde and Reid Walen both received $25.00 Savings Bonds from the Williston Elks Club. Kiwanis awards were presented by I. J. Jacobson to Janice Stromstad and Cary Hegreberg. The Senior Pom Pom girls were given pins from the Student Council by Mark Roberts. An- nual Awards were given to Laurie Jacobson and Paula Stewart. Paula also received the Betty Crocker Leader of Tomorrow Award. Mari Torgerson received the Ambrose Alumni Scholarship from Mrs. Wigginton. Karen Ege received the outstanding Business Student Award. The Pep Club presented the new school flag to Mr. Stammen. Sheila Binde received the Moose Scholarship. The Choir and Track letters were also awarded. Phillip Feil, President Master of Ceremonies 84 CLASS POEM: Bryan, Janice, Mark Night CLASS HISTORY: Bruce, Becky, Karen “To Learn To Discover To Be Free” 1976 Graduation Mr. Fred Kraft, Speaker I ■nr Mark Roberts, Valedictorian Phillip Feil, Class President Mr. Sam Bloom, School Board President 86 Karen Ege-Salutatori an Sheila Binde, Reid Walen, Corey Dahl, Honor Students Another year ends, another class graduates. It has been what seems a long 12 years, but now they are on their own. We wish them best of luck and hope each finds happiness in their own way, which ever road they choose to take. 87 The Best of 1976 Most Likely to Succeed and Most Ambitious—Sheila Binde and Mark Roberts 88 Best Dancers—Cary Hegreberg and Becky Kyes Most Sensuous and Best Dressed—Cindy McGhan and Dewey Blevins Best Looking Couple--Janice Stromstad and Jim Grundstad Most Popular—Randy Boldt and Paulette Overbo Best Personality—Phillip Feil and Paulette Overbo Best Looking—Randy Boldt and Gracia Anderson Most Athletic--Sheila Binde and Randy Boldt Most Talented—Reid Walen and Janice Stromstad JORAANSTAD’ Latest Fashions for Women and Teen's J. A. and Dorothy Joraanstad Phone 965-6531 Crosby, N. D. KTGO RADIO 1090 on your dial Your country station at the top of the nation. Charlene Power Mgr. TUFTEDAL CHEVROLET CO. 112 Central West Phone 965-6343 We would like to thank those businesses who so generously contributed to our annual. 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Main Dial 965-6319 ERVIN G. ALBERTS Manager HOMESTEAD CLEANERS 224 N. Main Crosby 108 1st Ave. N.W. Dial 965-6301 We Support DCHS Phone 965-6891 MYRON and FERN WALLIN KRESS AND SWONDER CROSBY TOP AND INC. BODY SHOP Insurance John W. Benter, Owner 24 Hour Wrecking Service Phone 96S-6660 Auto Body Repairs 213 Main Str. N. Crosby, N.D. Crosby N.D. Phone 965-6512 DIVIDE ABSTRACT CO. FURNITURE INC. ANN BIEL, Proprietor Crosby, N.D. 58730 Crosby N.D. 58730 Complete Title Service Quality Merchandise at Discounts Draperi es-Wallpaper-Paint -Carpet for Divide County DENNIS SUNDHEIM-Pres. and Mgr. Complete Home Furnishing 97 GOLDEN HUB SUPPER CLUB MOTEL EASTON DRUG Lawrence Reisenauer, Host Your Door to Health I.J. Bev Jacobson Call 965-6368 Phone 965-6671 Crosby JCPenney NIFTY SHOPPE JC PENNEY CO. Shop-Compare-Save Women's and Children's Wear Eileen Fennell Store 965-6364 Catalog 965-6395 Robert Sebolt, Mgr. CROSBY LAUNDERAMA CROSBY IMPLEMENT CO.. INC. Ronald L. Hanson Coin operated Washers Dryers Dry Cleaning Car Wash Paul Angie Mahrer Crosby, N.D. OLSON’S BEAR ALIGNMENT Alignment - Brake Work - Balancing Merle Olson, Prop. Phone 965-6054 Crosby, N.D. DEL EKNESS Del Enness Box 228 Crosby, ND 58730 on ihe label means good food on fhe fable! 98 The faces of Divide County High School are many and varied by they reflect you, the student body. The year has contained many moments, victory and defeat, happiness and sadness. Together we have participated and involved ourselves in this year's moments. No matter what part you played in these moments, we, the staff hope that through this book you may capture a few of them, for they are yours to keep . . . for a lifetime. 99 Autographs 101 102 103 104