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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1977 volume:

They lead us through the WIPE OUT! As we travel along the streams of life, we are challenged with goals. Sometimes we conquer them and sometimes we — Athletics nineteen seventy ___seven Football Front Row, Left to Right: M. Casteel, T. Anderson, K. Hanson, W. Hodges, R. Peterson, F. Ruppert, R. Olson, M. Feeney, R. Montgomery, D. Anderson. 2nd Row: J. Simonson, M. Overbo, D. Sandberg, B. Wind- faldet, D. Larson, B. Lovick, D. Roberts, R. Mahrer, K. Nelson. 3rd Row: J. Marshall, K. Haugland, S. Andrist, S. Biwer, D. Roberts, W. Riveland, R. Ekness, T. Anderson. 4th Row: Coach Don Overbo, D. Mur- phy, S. Lervick, L. Stenson, M. Brady, J. Elsbernd, B. Cary, T. Olson, C. Worley, Asst. Coach Paul Sund- berg. 10 Homecoming ”1976” You could tell right away Monday morning, the enthusiasm in the halls was stronger than usual. It had to be Homecoming. The excitement built with daily activities until finally the big days came. Thursday brought the coro- nation of queen, Bonnie Hingst, and king, Kent Haug- land, along with the parade. The Juniors' float won first prize. The game on Friday provided a perfect finale to the week when the Maroon football team defeated Botti- neau 8-0. Homecoming ”76 was, as Homecoming always is, a VERY SPECIAL event. Senior Float Girls’ Basketball The Maroon Girls' Basketball team provided exciting basketball for its fans this year, under the direction of its new coach, Barry Haggin. The year was highlighted by winning second in both District and Regional Tour- naments. Outstanding players on the team were Penny Andrist and Kristi Redlin who were chosen for the All N.W. Conference Team, the Oil Basin Team, and the All District Tournament Team. Chandra Torgeson was also chosen for the All N.W. Conference Team and Suzi Kay Bakewell made the All District Tournament Team. I’m gonna get you. MOST VALUABLE - Suzi Kay BEST DEFENSE - Penny BEST OFFENSE - Suzi Kay MOST SPIRIT - Marla LOUDEST - Debbie MOST IMPROVED - Kristi BEST HUSTLER - Kristi O.K. Who’s got the ball?” C. Bilstad, M. Chaffee, D. Sandberg, R. Olin, M. Anderson, S. Bakewell, Coach Haggin, C. Torge- son, J. Moe, D. Benter, P. Andrist, K. Redlin, R. Overland. M What’s going on here anyway?” Darn it, Kristi! 'Togetherness' CONCENTRATION! Oh what a night! Girls’ B” Basketball Front Row: R. Lund, A. Walen, J. Sorum, S. Chaffee, D. Roberts, S. Schneider. Middle Row: J. Stenson, K. Peterson, M. Wells, S. Binde, D. Johnson, J. Sorum. Back Row: D. Roberts, H. Binde, L. Windfaldet, L. Hasselbart, J. Garbel. The Girls' B Squad basketball team, under Coach Baker, put together an excellent season record of 10-1. Their lone setback was at the hands of the Rock Lake Aces here at Crosby. All in all the young team had a terrific year. Statisticians Boys' Basketball: C. Bilstad, K. Redlin, D. Sandberg, D. Benter, S. Bakewell, P. Andrist, R. Overland. Not Pictured: C. Torgerson and R. Hermanson: Girls' Basketball: B. Olson, T. Ander- son; Football: D. Anderson. Not Pictured: R. Ekness. 17 Varsity Cheerleaders The varsity cheerleaders sup- ported their teams with great enthusiasm. Besides cheering at games, they worked many long, hard hours painting signs, and keeping the spirit up. T. Anderson, R. Olin, M. Chaffee, J. Schwenson, B. Hingst. • ” if M ’ r ri — •• % r 18 B-Squad The B-squad cheerleaders cheered the team on to many victories this year including the championship in their tournament. These girls did a great job keeping the spirit in DCHS. J. Moe, S. Schneider, L. Nordstog, A. Walen, L. Hasselbart. Back Row: D. Roberts, D. Aaberg, J. Stenson, D. Sandberg, D. Roberts. Freshmen The freshman cheerleaders brought new spirit to Divide County during their first year in high school as they cheered the team to the championship in their tourna- ment. DCHS can look forward to even more spirit from these girls in the years to come. 19 Varsity Basketball The boys' basketball team made Coach Graupe’s final year a very good one. After a one-point loss to Stanley in the Championship of the Holiday tourney, they won the District tournament, then took third in the Regionals. Joel Marshall was chosen MVP and also shared co-captain honors with Kent Haugland. J. Simonson, J. Mosser, D. Bublitz, K. Haugland, R. Olin, Coach Graupe, R. Benson, K. Unjehm, J. Mar- shall, M. Overbo, R. Windfaldet. Mgrs. S. Andrist, D. Anderson, M. Casteel. 20 Left to Right: L. Garbel, J. Elsbernd, R. Mahrer, D. Murphy, M. Lindsey, R. Ekness, B. Fuhrman, M. Brady, T. Anderson, J. Stromstad, R. Olson, Coach Molander. Front: R. Engberg and R. Montgomery, Student Man- agers . 22 C-Squad Back Row, Left to Right: S. Bakke, B. Haugenoe, T. Anderson, R. Semingson, F. Ruppert, R. Sebolt, S. Anderson. Front Row: L. Bun, B. Hass, R. Peterson, T. Mosser, N. Hanson, J. Olson. 23 24 All Tourney Team: Back Row, Left to Right: K. Haugland, DCHS; M. Enget, Powers Lake: P. Ross, Bowbells; R. Ingerson, Flaxton; D. Guthrie, Burke Central: D. Bublitz, DCHS. Front Row: B. Grubb, Tioga: J. Marshall, DCHS; T. Ostrom, Burke Central: S. Burner, Noonan; R. Swanson, Tioga. 25 D.C.H.S. Golfers Are The Golf team brought home the first State Cham- pionship that DCHS has ever seen. Mark Overbo was the best scorer at the state tourney as he was for the team all year. The team also bagged a decisive win at the N.W. Conference tourney a took 2nd in the Regional. Needless to say it was an exciting year for five boys and Coach Don Overbo. Besides the five state golfers, Paul Hanisch and Steve Hysjulien had a good year and lettered for the team. Mark Overbo, State Medalist Left to Right: Stan Andrist, Jeff Anderson, Mark Overbo, Jim Johnson, Mark Casteel. Standing is Coach Don Overbo. 26 State Champs Mark Casteel Coach Don Overbo Jeff Anderson Jim Johnson Stan Andrist 27 Girls’ Track The girls' track team improved in quantity and quality this year. The team took second place at the Oil Basin track meet and came in 6th out of 30 teams at the district meet. Kristi, Suzi and Penny qualified for state in their events. Several school records were broken including Kristi, in the hurdles, Penny in the dis- cus, DeAnne in the 220, and the 440 and mile relay teams. The spirit of track is coming back to DCHS, and the girls improved with every meet. Back Row, Left to Right: D. Roberts, J. Sorum, R. Olin, C. Tor- gerson, ]. Woolfrey, D. Benter, S. Bakewell, S. Schneider. Front Row: A. Walen, P. Andrist, T. Anderson, J. Moe, K. Redlin. 28 Back Row: R. Olin, K. Lindsey, B. Cary, T. Anderson, D. Murphy, R. Ekness, Coach Sunberg. Middle Row: D. Larsen, L. Garbel, T. Anderson, L. Stenson, K. Nelson. Front Row: R. Olson, T. Mosser, S. Bakke, B. Lovick, S. Selle, D. Roberts. Boys’ T rack The boys' track team did well this year, placing second in the Oil Basin track meet and fifth in the Northwest Conference track meet. Rod Olin quali- fied for state competition in the shot put and javelin, and came home with a fourth place in the shot put. 29 SJJI Administration The Divide County School Board is elected from 3 Sub-Districts. District 1 is the Noonan area, District 2 is the Crosby-Ambrose area, and District 3 is the Fortuna-Alkabo area. Representatives are: Delores Aaberg and Larry Clemens from District 1, Elaine Andrist and Darlene Hingst from District 2, and Arden Wigness and Roger Bloom from District 3. There are three board members who are chosem from the District-at-Large. They are David Walen, John Fosland, and Chuck Hanson. School Board: Left to Right: Arden Wigness, Darlene Hingst, Elaine Andrist, Dorothy Hanson - District Clerk, David Walen, Supt. Ronald Stammen, Delores Aaberg, Chuck Hanson, Larry Clemens. Not pictured are John Fosland and Roger Bloom. 32 Administration nineteen seventy ___seven Faculty JANE OWENS PAUL SUNDBERG Home Ec. Social Studies LARRY DALEBOUT Vo. Ag. ELIZABETH WIGGINTON English, Counselor 35 LEROY THRONTVETT JIM CHRISTIANSON (Not Pictured) Custodians COLIN MOE Physical Science, Biology HELGA SMITH Librarian, English, Typing MARLYN WIGGINTON Bookkeeping, English GENE TRULSON Math CHARLES PIERCE Chemistry, Physics DONNA COWLEY GARY WENDEL Secretary Vo. Ag. 38 APRIL ANDERSON JEFF ANDERSON LAUREN ANDERSON LOIS ANDERSON STAN ANDRIST RICHARD BENSON ARLEY BINDE SCOTT BINDE DAVID BUBLITZ BENNETT BUMMER 42 MARK CASTEEL MARIA CHAFFEE BRENT FEENEY LARRY GILBERTSON TIM GJOVIG DEBBIE GNOINSKY LORELEI HAAGENSON 43 GLORIA HALLGREN PAUL HANISCH KENT HAUGLAND VEEANN HEGREBERG BONNIE HINGST PATTY JACQUES 44 CINDY KERSEY CYNDI KRESS DOUG KVALE JAMES LOVICK JOEL MARSHALL LIZ McPHAIL R. Rust, Vice President; L. Anderson, Secretary-Treasurer; J. Mosser, President. JAMES MOSSER RODNEY OLIN MARK OVERBO DAVID PETERMAN GENE PULVERMACHER MARLOW PULVERMACHER KATHY REDLIN EKN • ‘ 8 K V '''J fWt ■ •; 46 DENNIS ROBERTS ROBERT RUST JULIE SCHWENSON FRED SEYFERT JAMES SIMONSON KENT UNHJEM SHEILA VASSEN ROBERT WINDFALDET STEVE WOLTER PAUL WOOLFREY 47 48 Juniors D. Sandberg, President; R. Overland, Treasurer; B. Cary, Vice President; D. Larson, Secretary. Paul Aalund Cheryl Anderson Julie Anderson Penny Andrist Sheri Binde Steve Biwer Mark Brady Bob Cary Dana Christy Barb Dahlke Jim Elsbemd Nancy Fagerland Lee Garbel Susan Gjovig Warren Hansen Tracy Homback Greg Horner Steve Hysjulien Michelle Jardee James Johnson Kurt Krueger Steve Lervick Kevin Lindsey Jon Moe Julie Moe Doug Murphy Kurt Nelson Rhonda Olin Beverly Olson Renee Overland Wayne Riveland Dave Roberts Mark Rosenquist Doug Sandberg Karla Schneider Betty Sparks Lee Stenson Jerry Stromstad Tammy Vassen Dennis Wrolson Not Pictured: June Anderson Cindy Christianson Betty Monson Janel Olson Dan Larson 49 Sophomores Rod Olson - President, Chandra Torgerson - Vice President, Connie Bilstad - Treasurer. Not pic- tured - Renae Hermanson - Secretary. David Anderson Don Andersbn Mary Anderson Stanley Anderson Terri Anderson Todd Anderson Suzi Kay Bakewell Sarah Barker Cheri Benter Debbie Benter Connie Bilstad Rick Bilstad Holly Binde Lyndon Binde David Bun Lori Casteel Connie Cron Beverly Dahlke Raymond Ekness Randy Engberg Rocky Faldalen Mark Feeney Bradley Fuhrman Jan Garbel Laurie Gjovig Bryan Haugenoe Bryce Haugenoe Renae Hermanson LuAnn Hesselbari Beverly Johnson Darla Johnson Shirley Johnson Kevin Kinstler Brenda Kostad 50 Sheldon Hallgren, Garth Olson Ronald Mahrer Ronald Montgomery Wayne Moses David Myers Mary Nichols Charles Nordstog Barbara Olin Rodney Olson Tom Olson Diane Ouse Rocky Peterson Charles Power Wayne Pulvermacher Kristi Redlin Fane Ruppert Denise Sandberg Rodney Sebolt Raymond Semingson Lorna Seney Deanna Shefstad Jocelyn Sorum Ronald Stewart Perry Stewart Greg Strand Chandra Torgerson Annette Walen Michael Wenstad Gina Wilcox Joan Woolfrey Chris Worley Diane Wrolson 51 Freshmen Darla Aaberg Susan Anderson Trent Anderson Barbara Bacon Brent Bakke Shawn Bakke Timothy Bakke Marlin Bially Lenore Bummer Murrey Bummer Shelly Chaffee Teresa Christy Bertram Fagerland Lori Faldalen Rodney Fleck Shanon Gjovig Ronald Gnoinsky Brian Grote Lyndon Haagenson Melissa Hallgren Kent Hanson Norman Hanson Brent Hass Bonnie Haugenoe S. Selle, Secretary; L. Windfaldet, Presi dent; D. Aaberg, Vice President; T Christy, Treasurer. 52 April Haugland Steven Hobbs William Hodges Laurie Jardee Dorothy Johnson Scott Knutson Cynthia Kvale Suzanne Lamontagne Rhonda Lund Mary Mahrer Timothy Mosser Bruce Nelson Liz Nordstog James Olson David Ouse Keith Ann Peterson Deanne Roberts Dianna Roberts Debra Rosenquist Diane Sandberg Sharon Schneider Kent Smaaladen Steven Selle Jennifer Sorum Carrie Steffenson Jana Stenson Jamie Wehrman Michele Wells Lori Windfaldet Adrienne Worley Not Pictured: Laurence Burt Terry Hallgren Mary Stewart 53 Organizations nineteen seventy ___seven DCHS Band 1st Row, Left to Right: L. Anderson, J. Woolfrey, R. Overland, B. Olson, R. Rust, K. Redlin, M. Chaffee, C. Kersey, B. Haugenoe, L. Bummer, D. Roberts, D. Roberts, B. Haugenoe, D. Johnson, T. Anderson, B. Dahlke, J. Anderson. 2nd Row: D. Sandberg, L. Hesselbart, C. Benter, M. Wells, L. Anderson, D. Ouse, S. Andrist, P. Woolfrey, W. Hanson, T. Anderson, D. Benter, J. Moe, B. Hingst, J. Mosser. 3rd Row: K. Peter- son, J. Sorum, R. Lund, S. Anderson, K. Smaaladen, J. Olson, S. Chaffee, M. Mahrer, D. Aaberg, L. Jar- dee, L. Stenson, W. Hanson, P. Andrist, T. Mosser, K. Redlin, R. Sebolt, M. Feeney, D. Myers, W. Moses, B. Dahlke, L. Nortstog, A. Walen, J. Schwenson. 4th Row: S. Anderson, D. Rosenquist, J. Stenson, L. Wind- fahldet, B. Fagerland, K. Nelson, D. Roberts, D. Anderson, S. Hobbs, T. Anderson, B. Fuhrman, J. Strom- stad, J. Sorum, J. Moe, R. Ekness, K. Lindsey, B. Cary. 5« Stage Band The Stage Band with A.E. Brox directing had a fan- tastic year. After practicing for many long hard months, they played for the District Tournaments, Kiwanis Kapers and the Kiwanis Governors Banquet. They also had their own concert and traveled to Tioga for a performance. Front Row, Left to Right: P. Woolfrey, N. Hanson, D. Ouse, D. Benter, B. Hingst, J. Moe. 2nd Row: J. Wool- frey, R. Ekness, K. Lindsey, C. Torgerson, B. Cary. Back Row: L. Anderson, J. Mosser, D. Roberts, T. Anderson, A. Walen, J. Moe, W. Hanson, K. Redlin, T. Mosser, P. Andrist. 58 The Divide County High School wishes to express the deepest gratitude and service of A. E. Brox. During the past 31 years, he has shown exceptional musical talent and has given his students a love for music. Every year his band and choir have been the best they possibly could be, and we feel very fortunate that we have been under his lead- ership. Although we hate to see him leave, the fundamentals he has taught us and the memories he has given us will always remain with us. Our appreciation is so great that it is almost beyond expression, but in this way we now thank him for his tremen- dous contribution. 59 DCHS Concert Choir Our Sopranos Front: D. Roberts, J. Anderson, J. Anderson, J. Garbel. Back: A. Walen, C. Christianson, L. Faldalen, D. Sandberg, J. Sorum. The DCHS chorus improved in both sine and quality of perform- ance this year. Mr. Brox pushed us the way We needed to be pushed - to gel two stars at dis- trict festival. Along with festi- val, the choir presented a spring concert and participated in the stage band concert. Our Basses Left to Right: J. Mosser, T. Anderson, P. Woolfrey, D. Ouse, J. Moe, S. Andrist, T. Anderson. Our Altos Front: P. Andrist, R. Overland, M. Nichols, L. Bummer. Middle: D. Shefstad, B. Sparks, S. Schneider. Back: J. Sorum, J. Woolfrey, L. Anderson. Our Tenors S. Binde, T. Mosser, J. Wehrman. Our Pianist Lois Anderson 60 Our Ensemble 1st Row, Left to Right: T. Mosser, S. Binde, S. Andrist, J. Mosser, P. Woolfrey. 2nd Row: A. E. Brox, - Director, P. Andrist, R. Overland, J. Anderson, L. Anderson - pianist, A. Walen. Our Boys’ Quartet S. Binde, S. Andrist, J. Mosser, P. Woolfrey. J. Anderson, A. Walen, S. Andrist. It was an extraordinary year for small vocal groups, with every entrant in district festival receiv- ing a star rating. Included were the mixed ensem- ble, the girls' trio, the boys' quartet and soloists Julie Anderson, Annette Wale, and Stan Andrist. Everyone enjoyed the trip to Bismarck for the state vocal festivals. Our Girls’ Trio J. Anderson, A. Walen, P. Andrist. 61 Challenges Indifference Key Club The Key club worked hard on several projects, including Meals-on-Wheels, ” a fund walk for Muscular Dystrophy, and the annual Pancake Breakfast. They met Kiwanis in basketball and volleyball, winning both, and topped off the year by bring- ing several prizes home from the Minn.-Dak. District Key Club Convention in Minneapolis. Elected officers for 1977-78. Front Row, Left to Right: P. Woolfrey, D. Larsen, S. Andrist, S. Hysjulien. 2nd Row: D. Mur- phy, P. Stewart, R. Ekness, P. Hanisch, B. Lovick, S. Lervick. 3rd Row: D. Roberts, B. Cary, R. Semington, K. Nelson, F. Ruppert, L. Stenson. 62 Officers Stan Andrist - President Paul Woolfrey - Vice President Steve Hysjulien - Secretary Dan Larsen - Treasurer Clean-Up Day Meals-on- Wheels Pancake Breakfast 63 Key Club vs. Kiwanis FHA Front Row: R. Overland, K. Peterson, J. Anderson, B. Kosted, A. Worley, B. Bacon. Second Row: B. Dahlke, S. Schneider, L. Faldalen, M. Wells, D. Sandberg, R. Lund, L. Casteel, C. Benter. Back Row: Jane Owens, advisor, S. Christy, L. Nordstog, S. Chaffee, J. Stenson, D. Roberts, A. Haugland, D. Rosenquist, D. Benter. FFA Spring Clean-Up The FFA had a very busy year with help from advisors Mr. Wendell and Mr. Daleb- out. They started with their annual slave auction in the fall, and earned money sell- ing fruit in the winter. The Crop and Livestock judging teams participated in many contests, including the Valley City Winter Show. Officers for the year were: Jim Simonson, President, Kent Haugland, Vice President, VeeAnn Hegreberg, Secretary, Kent Unhjem, Treasurer, Steve Lervick, Reporter, and Dan Larsen, Sentinel. Front Row: B. Bakke, S. Selle, W. Pulvermacher, D. Larson, K. Unhjem, J. Simonson, S. Lervick, K. Haug- land, H. Binde, L. Gjoving, S. Bakewell, R. Olin. Advisors: Mr. Wendel, Mr. Dalebout. Second Row: S. Knutson, M. Bummer, J. Wehrman, M. Bially, R. Gnoinsky, T. Hallgren, S. Hobbs, S. Bakke, K. Hanson, W. Moses, T. Anderson, L. Burt, D. Roberts, S. Gjovig, D. Anderson. Third row: M. Wenstad, B. Haugenoe, B. Hass, W. Hodges, M. Feeney, B. Fuhrman, N. Hanson, D. Ouse, B.'Fagerland, K. Smaaladen, R. Nahrer, D. Myers, R. Olson, R. Montgomery. Fourth Row: B. Steffenson, J. Johnson, M. Casteel, B. Winfdaldet, J. Olson, D. Burt, T. Olson, C. Worley, G. Olson, S. Anderson, L. Stenson, R. Semingson, L. Binde, D. Mur- phy. Fifth Row: M. Hedstrand, B. Grote, R. Bilstad, M. Rosenquist, D. Roberts, C. Kruger, S. Hysjulien, J. Elsbernd, M. Brady, J. Stromstad, S. Biwer, K. Lindsey. Sixth Row: R. Rusty, L. Haagenson, D. Bublitz, F. Seyfert, A. Binde, G. Pulvermacher, P. Hanisch, T. Gjovig, L. Gilbertson, P. Aalund, D. Sandberg, W. Hanson, L. Garbel, M. Pulvermacher, D. Peterman, J. Marshall, R. Benson, S. Wolter. 65 Student Council Student Council members standing from Left to Right are: Tim Mosser, Mark Overbo, and Bob Windfaldet. Seated from Left to Right are: Mary Anderson, Kristi Redlin, Lee Stenson, Liz Nordstog, and Jim Simonson. PRESIDENT J. Simonson VICE PRESIDENT M. Overbo SECRETARY-TREASURER M. Anderson MEMBER AT LARGE B. Windfaldet Student Council had a fairly good year. They sponsored a few dances. The biggest one they had was Homecoming for which the band Sticky Bud played. During the course of the year they also had some meetings and 66 DCHS Pom Pon Girls Under the supervision of Mrs. Owens, the pom pon girls practiced long hours, to work out routines. They performed at home basketball games and the district tournament to add to the school spirit of Divide County. S. Anderson, T. Christy, D. Benter, S. Chaffee, B. Olin, D. Christy, S. Dahlke, L. Faldalen, M. Peterson, R. Lund, B. Bacon, Jane Owens - Advisor. Not Pictured: R. Hermanson, L. Seney, C. Steffen- son. Annual Staff Annual Staff members from Left to Right are: Advisor Stan McKibben, L. Windfaldet, A. Walen, K. Redlin, P. Andrist, J. Woolfrey, D. Roberts, J. Mosser. Seated from Left to Right are: L. Anderson, J. Anderson, S. Andrist. Not pictured: C. Torgerson. Lois Anderson, Editor The Maroon Memoirs Annual Staff worked dili- gently to bring this annual to you. It was headed by editor Lois Anderson with a lot of assistance from Stan McKibben, advisor. Joan Woolfrey was business manager, other members were Stan Andrist, Jim Mosser, Julie Anderson, Penny Andrist, Annette Walen, Kristi Redlin, Chandra Torgerson, Lori Windfaldt, and Deanne Roberts. We hope it brings back many memories and a lot of good times. We know we haven't gathered all your experiences this past school year but we hope we have captured many of them. 69 Pep Club The Pep Club was enthusiastic and put a great effort into supporting the athletic teams of DCHS. They spent many hours of their free time painting signs and selling cushions to raise money. Isi Row, Left to Right: S. Schnieder, L. Nordstog, J. Moe, L. Hessleban, A. Walen, R. Olin, M. Chaffee, B. Hingst, J. Schwenson, T. Anderson, D. Roberts, D. Sandberg. D. Aaberg, J. Stenson, D. Roberts. 2nd Row: J. Moe, J. Soram, K. Peterson, L. Faldalen, P. Andrist, K. Redlin, C. Kersey, L. Casteel. C. Benter, A. Haugland, S. Lamontogne, S. Bakewell, C. Bilstad, B. Olson. 3rd Row: B. Fuhrman, S. Chaffee, R. Lund. J. Sorum, M. Wells. D. Johnson, R. Olin, R. Overland, D. Sandberg, R. Sebolt, T. Anderson, T. Anderson, D. Benter. 4th Row: B. Bacon, L. Jardee, J. Garbel, B. Dahlke, B. Lovick, P. Stewart, R. Ekness. Activities nineteen seventy ___seven 1977 Prom ''Together” Since their first year in high school, the Juniors worked on various activities, all for the purpose of rais- ing money for the Jr.-Sr. Prom. After much planning the work paid off. The theme, ''Together, and the song, Freebird,” played by the Roughrider band, combined with the bridge scene to make a refreshing, springtime atmosphere. The decorations were done in the colors of hot yellow, canary yellow, and goldenrod yellow with a bridge over a real babbling brook. All of this was put together to create a memorable Jr.-Sr. Prom. 72 Class Night 1977 Class Night ’’77'' was a fun filled night with the Senior class pres- enting their class poem, history, will, and prophecy adding a lot of laughs to the evening. Jim Mosser, Senior Class President, was Mas- ter of Ceremonies and helped to make the evening move along and stay interesting with all the awards that were presented. Athletic awards were given to the track teams and golfers. The constitution award was presented to Scott Binde by Mr. Sundberg. The Kiwanis Awards were given to Lois Anderson and Stan Andrist and the Moose Scholarship went to Bonnie Hingst. Bob Windfaldet received two awards, the Ambrose Alumni Scholarship and the General Mills Fam- ily Leader of Tomorrow award. Cyndi Kress was chosen as Outstand- ing Business Student. Jim Mosser was given special honors with the Merit Scholarship Award. The evening ended with the presentation of Honor Students by Mr. Stammen. Master of Ceremonies - Jim Mosser History - Bonnie Hingst and Stan Andrist Poem - Cyndi Kress and Buddy Lovick Prophecy - Liz McPhail and Kathy Redlin 74 Merit Scholarship - Jim Mosser Kiwanis Awards - Lois Anderson and Stan Andrist Will - Marla Chaffee and Robbie Rust Family Leader of Tomorrow Award - Bob Windfaldet Moose Scholarship Award - Bonnie Hingst 75 Graduation Isn’t it easy to walk right by someone who may not be the greatest in the world and not so much as say Hi” . . . we as a class can fight apathy.” Jim Mosser, Valedictorian 76 Honor Students Jim Mosser, Val. Stan Andrist, Sal. Scott Binde Bob Windfaldet Lois Anderson Ailsa Simonson. Speaker 77 Most Sensuous - Liz McPhail and Bob Windfaldet Best Looking - Liz and Kent Haugland Most Athletic - Sheila Vassen Most Ambitious - Lois Anderson and Buddy Lovick Most Talented and Most Likely to Succeed - Lois and Jim Mosser Best Dressed - Lorilei Haggenson and Paul Hanisch Best Dancer - Kathy Redlin and Jim Mosser 79 Are Teachers Human? Arbutis Meadows Edward Fowler C. Solomon Stone Dolores Stone Hortense Anderson Betty Gregg Puddenhead Pye Mike Lang Liza Felton Suzanne Han Jeff Sanders Shony Welsh Directors Kewpie Russel Julie Anderson Stan Andrist Buddy Lovick Cyndi Kress April Haugland Susan Anderson Raymie Ekness Randy Enberg Cindy Kersey Joan Woolfrey Jon Moe Ray Semingson The Wiggingtons Laurie Jardee The play centers on Edward Fowler, the new young principal at Central High, and Arbutis Meadows, the younger and equally new English teacher. Compli- cations begin when Arbutis selects as the Senior play, a ''poetic” tragedy written by Hortense Anderson in free verse. More trouble arises among Fowler, Arbutis, and Dolores Stone, daughter of the tyrannical head of the school board. Also competing for Arbutis' attention is the football coach, who goes to great lengths to keep Puddinhead Pye eligible for the team. All this is wrapped up into a network of comedy. 80 Memories 82 •••WAV, .WAUi I «91 v i ■« ir mm t t.ota 85 86 87 89 And I'm crying and I can’t find an answer to my tears. And I’d say leaving here is about the hardest thing I've done in years. And then I realize that these have been the best years of my life. And I'm dreaming - my mind is in a haze of all that I've done. There were good times and bad times, cryin' and laughin', and so much fun. And if I could live it over, I think I'd do it just the same. I don't regret that we ever met, it's something I'll never forget. And I'm living as I lived before, with all of my friends. So many people have stayed by my side when it seemed like it was the end. And I wish someday I could repay every one. This is life, and I love it, cause I can be somebody in this world. And so I’m leaving, oh but I’m believing I'm gonna go far. I can be anyone I want to be, and I'll always remember all that you gave to me. KNUDSON Brings You SUPER NEUMANN DRUG Quality Prescriptions Cosmetics . . . Flowers CROSBY FARMER'S CO-OP ELEVATOR, CO. Custom Grinding, Mixing, Cleaning, and Treating. ROGER NICHOLS, Prop. Crosby, ND KRESS AND SWONDER, INC Your MilBank GORDON SMAALADEN, Manager Crosby, ND CROSBY MOTORS, INC. A CHRYSLER MOTORS CORPORATION Mutual Representative Phone 965-6660 mlf H Crosby, ND -1 Chrysler - Plymouth Dodge - Dodge Trucks CLAYTON and BARRY LOUCKS Call: 965-6332 All Your Grocery Needs Hamms DONS RED OWL DON GILES. Prop. Phone 965-6631 . . . Crosby, ND MOSSER ELECTRIC Quality Electric Service Farm and Home Wiring JAMES L. MOSSER Fortuna, ND Call 834-2221 FARMER’S UNION OIL CO. ' Bffl 1 . 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Call: 965-6551 ENGBERG JANITORIAL SERVICE Cleaning Service Provided to Commercial Buildings HERBERT ENGBERG Call: 965-6803 Crosby, ND ANDERSON fio LUMBER jsf Our Business = 1£= is Building iJCPenney Shop — Compare — Save Store Phone: 965-6364 Catalog Desk: 965-63-95 Phone: 965-6422 ROBERT SEBOLT, Manager ANDY'S MEN'S STORE The Store for Dad and Lad! EKNESS Yard Goods and Women's Shoes Super y |u LOCALLY OWNED DENNIS FREED DARVIN ANDERSON Crosby, ND Call 965-6412 Crosby, ND Call: 965-6821 CROSBY TOP AND BODY SHOP 24-Hour Wrecking Service Auto Body Repairs ? All Types of Brake and Alignment Work JOHN W. BENTER, Owner BERG HOTEL Phone: 965-6495 DAKOTA THEATER See a movie . . . it's fun and relaxing Phone: 965-6797 OLE and AUDREY Crosby, ND Call: 965-6512 FALDALEN L. COAST TO [jg lCOAST 3dSTORES . . . Total Hardware Call: 965-6561 GUNNER PETERSEN FARMER'S ELEVATOR CO. Fortuna, Colgan, Alkabo All your seed and feed services. Distributor of Farmland Co-op Products Crosby, ND R. E. KRESS, Manager Phone: 834-2311 LEE'S §L PLEASANT HOMES Hiway Service |jf Exxon Oil Products Goodyear Farm Tire Service Call: 834-2362 MOTEL Guest— Dial Phone; TV; Carpeting; Air Conditioning KEN and DARLENE HINGST DUANE and DARREL LEE on Hiway 5 Thru Town Fortuna, ND Crosby, ND Phone: 965-6345 CROSBY HIDE AND FUR Buyer of hides, furs, metals and scrap iron. Good Supply of New Steel MiLANN FURNITURE Quality Merchandise at Discounts Draperies — Wallpaper — Paint — Carpet HARRIS FAGERLAND, Manager Complete Home Furnishing Call: 965-6939 Crosby, ND ANN BIEL BRANDT, Prop. Crosby, ND DIVIDE ABSTRACT CO., INC. BAKKE'S Repair Shop Complete Title Service for Divide County General Overhauling Welding, Tune-up DENNIS SUNDHEIM, President and Manager ED BAKKE; Owner Call: 965-6376 BEN FRANKLIN ||| NORTHWEST IMPLEMENT nign vyuaiity Variety Merchandise at Very Low Prices. International Tractors and Implements Versatile Tractors LaVERN RUNNING, Mgr. Melroe Equipment 1 New Holland Machinery 1 Crosby, ND MARVIN and ROGER LERVICK 1 Phone: 965-6391 1 ENGBER0 DEW INSURANCE DROP Serving the people at this area for over 34 years. KEN ENGBERG INN The Best in the West! AVIS BARNETT, Prop. Call: 965-6871 Crosby, ND jg OLSON'S Bear Alignment Alignment — Balancing — Brake Work SUANGSTU JEWELRY AND GIFTS • Keepsake Diamonds • Kaynar Diamonds •Bulova, Timex, Wyter, Accutron Watches • China and Crystal MERLE OLSON, Prop. Crosby, ND Call: 965-6054 • Sterling Silver, Stainless Phone: 965-6374 Crosby, ND FORD Mustang ■ Falcon ■ Fairlane ■ Ford -Thunderbird Authorized Dealer Sales and Service POWER CREAMERY Distributor of Bridgeman Dairy Products Quality Dairy Products Since 1929 PAUL INGWALSON, Owner Crosby, ND Call: 965-6362 CHARLES POWER Crosby, ND Phone: 965-6382 H R BLOCK STAKSTON'S Funeral Home Tax Consultant and Form Service GEORGE K. LARSON Crosby, ND i Phone: 965-6273 Modern Chapel Monuments and Markers EARL STAKSTON, Director CROSBY CLINIC W. L. Fennel, M.D. S. I. Allen, O.D. Ross Decter, M.D. H. J. Woolfrey, D.D.S. Terry Stoll, M.D. C. 0. McPhail, M.D. We're here to serve you Call: 965-6349 FARMER'S UNION INSURANCE ELMAN BRAATEN, Agent Complete Insurance Coverage Auto, Fire, Life, Farm Personal Liability, Hospitalization Crop-Hail, Commercial Call: 965-6335 Crosby, ND p|GGLY WIGGLY Business is The Store for Everyday Low Prices! simply other DALE DAVIDSON, Mgr. people's money! Crosby, ND CROSBY LAUNDERAMA Coin-Operated Washers and Dryers Dry Cleaning and Car Wash The 1977 Maroon Memoirs staff thanks all advertised businesses for their contributions! ARNOLD L HANSON, Mgr. Crosby, ND CROSBY AUTO SUPPLY Large stock of original quality replacement parts. ERVIN G. ALBERTS, Mgr. Call: 965-6891 WALLIN INSURANCE Call: 965-6319 HOMESTEAD CLEANERS Call: 965-6301 We Support DCHS. MYRON and FERN WALLIN J. D. ELECTRIC TUPTEDAL Electrical Contractor Trenching and Chevrolet Co., Inc. General Wiring Your Chevrolet, GM, JOHN D. NYGAARD, JR. GMC and Chevy Truck Dealer! 112 Central West Call: 965-6436 Phone: 965-6463 m 'V. V ►’ -v V.,yi s 4 V v% L XAF 4 f -. ... - m • . X . r ♦ 'TV r' ?� f vA I A g '• 4. V «( I ?■• ■ V ■ HS - iiS £ 4! F a ’roRM V • - N . I % - ' • - :v t i -G f - ‘ •? - • Er . . % , «. -■?-� %%• .V v tea , 4- Wjw — F?:sa ' V