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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1978 volume:

Couaixj 1-flCflv Qchools Crosby, ND yean tS gettUig shorten, ifiJb Ji S£fim t fad the tuw tO' d M the tiungs you plowed befaethe yem is oven. But kou st tO yeste uiay has passed, let's aMstantto llvefathenteHionies that uM always last. Paul Aalund Julie Anderson Cheryl Anderson i k June Anderson Penny Andrist Mary Baars Sheri Binde Steve Hysjulien, Vice President Renee Overland, Sec.-Treas. Penny Andrist, President 10 Steven Biwer m Cindy Christianson Mark Brady Robert Cary Susan Binde l Dana Christy Barbara Dehike Nancy Fagerland John Crowley James Elsbernd Warren Hanson Steven Hysjulien Curt Kruger Michelle Jardee James Johnson ’•I 13 Janel Olson Rene Overland Wayne Riveland 16 Lee Stenson Laura Stuart Dennis Wrolson Betty Sparks Jerry Stromstad Tammy Vassen David Anderson Don Anderson Mary Anderson Stanley Anderson Teresa Anderson Todd Anderson Suzi Kay Bakewell Cheri Berner Debra Berner Connie Bilstad Ricky Bilstad Holly Binde Lyndon Binde Lori Casteel Connie Cron Colin Crowley Beverly Dahlke Raymond Ekness Randy Engberg Mark Feeney Brad Fuhrman Jan Garbel Bryan Haugenoe Bryce Haugenoe Renae Hermanson 18 LuAnn Hesselbart Beverly Johnson Darla Johnson Shirley Johnson Brenda Kosiad Judy McCarthy Ronald Mahrer Ronnie Montgomery Wayne Moses David Myers Mary Nichols Charles Nordstog Garth Olson Rodney Olson Thomas Olson Diane Ouse Rocky Peterson Charles Power Wayne Pulvermacher Kristi Redlin Fane Ruppert Denise Sandberg Rodney Sebolt Loma Seney Deanna Shefstad Gregory Strand Chandra Torgerson Annette Walen Joan Woolfrey Chris Worley Not Pictured: Kevin Kinstler, Barbara Olin, Connie Whitfield, Gina Wil- cox 19 Darla Aaberg Trent Anderson Jean Baars Barbara Bacon Brent Bakke Lenore Bummer Murrey Bummer Shell! Chaffee Teresa Christy Bertram Fagerland L. Windfaldet, Pres., A. Worley. Sec-Treas., B. Swanson, V- Pres. 20 Lori Faldalen Ronald Gnoinsky Melissa Hallgren Norman Hanson Brent Hass Bonnie Haugenoe April Haugland Steven Hobbs William Hodges Laurie Jardee Dorothy Johnson Scott Knutson Cynthia Kvale Suzanne Lamontagne Rhonda Lund Harold McCarthy Mary Mahrer Timothy Mosser Bruce Nelson Liz Nordstog James Olson Keith Ann Peterson Deanne Roberts Dianna Roberts Debra Rosenquist Diane Sandberg Sharon Schneider Steve Selle Kent Smaaladen Jennifer Sorum Jana Stenson Scott Stuart Brian Swanson Jamie Wehrman Michele Wells Lori Windfaldet Adriene Worley Not Pictured: Shawn Bakke, Tim Bakke, Rodney Fleck, Shannon Gjovig. Brian Grote, Lyndon Haagenson. Kent Manson, David Ouse. 21 22 R. Ekness. Pres., L. Torgerson, V-Pres., C. Chrisiianson, Sec., H. Strong, Treas. Michele Benter Corey Bilstad Cheryl Christenson Bradley Dolan Cynthia Ege Randy Ekness Bernard Elsbemd Steve Feil Scott Fennell David Gjovig Teri Granrud Mark Graupe Susan Hallgren Angela Hass I Donovan Haugland Roger Hegreberg Lynn Jacobson Lillian Johnson Dee Ann Kroshus Michelle Lamontagne Lorie Lee Greg Mosser Ronnie Myers Donald Olds Greg Oien Kimberly Olsen Brenda Olson Bruce Schneider Diane Seney Simi Sharp Harry Strong Lynn Torgerso Lane Unhjem Kim Wehrman Alan Wenstad Joel Wigginton Susan Wolter Heidi Worley Not pictured: Doug Anderson Alan Whitfield Michael Whitfield 23 RON STAMMEN CLEVE COWLEY Supt. Prin. School Board: Standing left to right: Larry Clemens, John Fosland, Delares Aaberg, Darlene Hingst, Chuck Hanson, Roger Bloom, Elaine Andrist, Arden Wigness. Sitting left to right: Dorothy Hanson - Dis- trict Clerk, David Walen - President, Superintendent Ron Stammen. 24 26 LARRY DALEBOUT Vo. Ag. COLIN MOE Science BRUCE MORLOCK Music 1977 STATE CHAMPS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL 1 CLASS B 27 ELAINE HEIDE Business BARRY HAGGIN Phy. Ed. JANE OWENS Home Ec. KAREN SRUR English, Phy. Ed. GARY WENDEL Vo. Ag. GENE TRULSON Math 28 PAUL SUNDBERG Social Studies MARLYN WIGGINTON Business, English JUDY LARSON Home Ec. BECKY KARNES English, Speech PAUL BAER1SCH History GERALD HAUGLAND Vo. Ag. 29 GENE PALM Custodian MABEL KYES Librarian HELGA SMITH Librarian, DON WOLF Custodian DONNA COWLEY Secretary 32 33 EodhM Rough and ready was our team this year. They proved it in every game they played. One of their best per- formances was the homecoming game in which they beat Kenmare. We hope the team can be just as good next year. Players making the All-Conference team this year were Jim Elsbernd, Lee Stenson, and Dave Roberts. Coaches: Paul Sundberg, Gerald Haugland, (Head) Don Overbo, Owen Stockdill Team Members: M. Graupe, T. Anderson, L. Stenson, H. Strong. L. Garbel, D. Murphy, H. McCarthy, S. Biwer, B. Cary, D. Larson, D. Roberts, K. Lindsey, W. Riveland, K. Nelson, R. Ekness, J. Elsbernd, J. Stromstad, K. Kruger, S. Lervick, R. Olson, G. Oien, K. Hanson, T. Olson. R. Peterson, L. Torgerson, L. Haagenson, B . Swanson, J. Wehrman, R. Montgomery, J. Crowley, S. Fell, L. Unhjem, W. Hodges. T. Anderson, Student Managers: Doug Anderson, Randy Engberg, Dave Anderson. 34 35 QVtJk’ Vcwsety WE TOOK STATE! It was the first time since 1931 that Crosby went to state, much less won the CHAM- PIONSHIP. The Maroons were motivated by five rowdy male cheerleaders who took the state spirit award. Penny, Kristi, Suzi, and Chandra each were named to the District Top Ten, Northwest Confer- ence , and Oil Basin, and Penny was named to the All-State, second five team. MOST VALUABLE Penny and Suzi BEST DEFENSE Penny BEST OFFENSE Suzi MOST SPIRIT Renee MOST IMPROVED Denise BEST HUSTLER Kristi L to r: P. Andrist, S. Bakewell, L. Windfaldet, A. Walen, R. Overland, R. Olin, Coach Haggin, D. Sandberg, J. Moe, C. Bilstad, D. Benter, C. Torgeson, K. Redlin. 36 37 QvJk’ B”Bask The B” Squad girls had a very good season this year under Coach Srur who led them to a 12-2 record. Their two losses were suf- fered at the hands of Willi- ston and Newtown. With a well balanced team the victories were very impres- sive. Every year the team seems to improve. Silting: J. Sienson, D. Roberts, J. McCarthy, Coach Srur. Row 2: D. Robert. L. Moe, A. Walen, H. Binde. Row 3: S. Chaffee, J. Garbel, L. Hesselban, B. Olson, L. Wind- faldei, M. Benter, C. Torgerson, M. Wells, J. Sorum. Lefi to Right: F. Andrist, C. Torgerson. R. Anderson, S. Bakewell, D. Sanberg, K. Redlin, D. Aaberg, B. Olson. M. Ander- son. M. Mahrer, R. Lund. 38 31 Vi S' HHIH QtoiPj 40 STATECHAMPS 41 Boys' Vcm tty Coach Haggin, J. Elsbcrnd, f. Ruppert, D. Sandberg, B. Fuhrman, K. Lindsey, R. Ekness, D. Murphy, T. Anderson, T. Mosser, R. Olsen, Coach Molander. Silting: D. Anderson, R. Engberg. 42 The team had quite a chal- lenging year. Since none of the members had ever logged any playing time on A-squad, all the games were new experiences. In spite of this they gave us exciting and suspenseful games. After this year the team loses four seniors, but with experience under their belts we hope they will be just as good or even better. Most Valuable---------Doug Murphy Most Improved---------Doug Murphy Best Offense ---------Ray Ekness Best Defense----------Doug Murphy Best Hustler----------Rod Olson Most Spirit-----------Kevin Lindsey Team Captains---------Doug Murphy Jim Elsbernd 43 Boys’ B”B ask With the duo coaching team of Gray Molander and Barry Haggin, our B-squad performed up to par and par for the COURT was a win. Their season record was 10-6. The concensus of D.C.H.S. is that they have great potential for next year. First row left to right: B. Fagerland, N. Hanson, B. Haugenoe. Second row: H. McCarthy, R. Sobolt, R. Mahrcr, R. Peterson. Third row: Coach Haggin, F. Rupport , B. Haugenoe, T. Anderson, Coach Molander. . 44 Boys’ C’CquU This young team really showed that they have poten- tial to become one of the great teams at D. C. H. S. Under the coaching of Owen Stockdill they had some very exciting wins and a couple of very disappointing losses. They also won the B-Squad tournament in Flax- ton. All in all they will be something to look at in the future. 45 VfctMtfcy Che tfaad tS The Varsity Cheerleaders did an outstanding job cheering the guys on this year. The long hours of practicing, their sharp uni- forms and peppy personalities all added up to make D.C.H.S. PROUD to have them as OUR cheerleaders. 46 B-CqcW The B-Squad cheerleaders did a wonderful job sup- porting their team throughout the season. Their devo- tion and high spirits helped the team through a success- ful year. Left to right: Jana Stenson, Deanne Roberts, Sharon Schneider, Liz Nordstog, Michele Ben- ter. L to r: Cynthia Ege, Brenda Olson, Cheryl Christianson, Susan Wolter, not pictured Kim Olson. Freshman cheerleaders provided great pep and ambi- tion this season, which helped the boys capture the championship in the Flaxton C-squad tournament. After showing what their spirit can do we hope it will continue throughout the years! 47 DtStftXcfc 26 BctsketbcMTowM Spirit Award - Noonan All Tourney Team Ttcuck Back row: B. Olin, S. Bake well, A. Walen, K. Redlin, J. Woolfrey, R. Olin, D. Rosen- quist. From: D. Berner, M. Baars, J. Garbel. C. Torgerson, P. Andrist, C. Ege, D. Sand- berg, J. Stenson, A. Haugland, L. Bummer, D. Roberts. • • ‘ATE IHAMPS 50 Boys’TUid The track team improved steadily throughout the year. At the District track meet, the girls scored well, placing 5th out of 22 teams. The boys also did well placing 8th. The climax of the season was the Oil Basin meet, in which the girls took 1st place, and the boys finished 2nd. Five tracksters qualified for state competition. They are Suzi Bakewell and Tim Mosser, high jump; Joan Woolfrey and Greg Oien, shot put; Penny Andrist, discus. 51 B. Anderson, J. Wigginton, J. Johnson, M. Feeney. M. Graupe, Coach DonOverbo. The D.C.H.S. Golf Team under Coach Overbo had a very successful season this year con- sidering it was such a young team. With only one returning from the state champs Coach Overbo led them to 5th in regional. With a young team we know they will be improving each year. 52 Stage BaiuJ Under the direction of Mr. Mor- lock for the first time, the D.C.H.S. Stage Band filled a busy year. Along with performing in the fall concert and the district music festival, where they received two stars, they played in the District Tourney and put on their own con- cert in May. They played a lot more different music than they were used to but put everything together for a good sounding group. 54 From 1 to r: T. Anderson, N. Hanson, J. Moe, D. Benier, D. Ouse. 2nd row: T. Anderson, R. Ekness, C. Torgerson, B. Cary. 3rd row: L. Jardee, J. Moe, K. Redlin, W. Hanson, T. Mosser, P. Andrist. Back: L. Jacobson, A. Walen, J. Woolfrey, G. Mosser, Director Bruce Morlock. Qp CicJ!;G CLARINET QUARTET From: R. Overland, B. Olson. Back: J. Woolfrey, G. Mosser. SOLOIST Joan Woolfrey TRUMPET QUARTET K. Redlin, W. Hanson, T. Mosser, P. Andrisi. SOLOIST Jon Moe 55 D.CW.G. DCHS-1977 STATECHA • -7. '7 1st row left to right: J. Woolfrey, R. Overland. B. Olson, G. Mosser, son. 2nd row: D. Sandberg, L. Hesselbart, K. Peterson, J. Sorum, R. Lund. M. Wells, D. Murphy, D. Ouse. B. Dahlke, L. Nordstog, A. Walen, T. Anderson, N. Hanson, J. Wigginton, D. Kroshus, C. Nordstog, D. Benter, J. Moe. 3rd row: C. Christenson, C. Ege, A. Hass, L. Torgerson, B. Dolan. L. Uhnjem, K. Smaaladen, R. Peterson, S. Anderson, J. Olson. S. Chaffee. D. Aaberg, L. Jardee, D. Sandberg. W. Hanson. P. Andrist, T. Mos- ser. K. Redlin, K. Sebolt, M. Feeney. D. Myers. W. Moses. M. Graupe, M. Benter, L. Jacobson, R. Ekness, K. Lindsey, C. Torgerson, B. Cary. 4th row: R. Olin, L. Windfaldet, J. Stenson, B. Nelson, B. Fagerland. K. Nelson, D. Anderson. S. Hobbs, T. Anderson, B. Morlock, B. Fuhrman, G. Oien, B. Elsbernd, J. Stromstad, J. Moe. 56 Majorettes: Deanne Roberts, Jana Stenson, Shelli Chaffee. Bcuuf PS There comes a time for everything, when a change must occur. This was a year of big change for the D.C.H.S. band. One gets accustomed to a band director that's been teaching for 31 years, so when Mr. Bruce Morlock took over the music department, there was a hesitancy to accept all his new ideas. Compromises were reached, however, and the band got through a full year. Three concerts were put on, along with performing in the District Festival. Four small groups also played in the festival; a trumpet quartet, a clarinet quartet, a baritone solo by Jon Moe and a clarinet solo by Joan Woolfrey. Working with Mr. Morlock was a good experience for every- one and we’re looking forward to many more good years. Drum Major - Bryce Haugonoe D.C.H.S. Pep Band D.C.H.S. Marching Band 57 Chofo The D.C.H.S. choir, under its new director Bruce Morlock, put on three concerts this year. The special groups had a good year, sending a girls' trio, boys’ quintet, and soloist Annette Walen to the state music festival. The trio and Annette each received a star there. Besides these groups there was a mixed ensemble, girls’ ensemble and a swing choir. Girls’ Trio A. Walen. P. Andrisi, J. Anderson. from 1 to r: S. Lamontagne, B. Bacon. T. Granrud, L. Jardee, D. Johnson, M. Lamontagne, L. Johnson. 2nd row: D. Roberts, L. Lee, S. Sharp, J. Anderson, D. Sandburg, B. Olson, S. Johnson, S. Hallgren, J. McCarthy, S. Wolter. 3rd row: A. Walen, J. Garbel, J. Baars, A. Haugland. P. Andrist, R. Overland, D. Seney, B. Olson, B. Olin. 4th row: R. Ekness, J. Moe, T. Mosser, G. Mosser, Director Bruce Morlock. 58 Soloists J. Moe and A. Walen O Front: A. Walen, T. Mosser, G. Mosser. Back: P. Andrist, J. Anderson, J. Moe, R. Overland. K. Lindsey, R. Ekness. Front: L. Lee, J. McCarthy, B. Olin, B. Bacon, S. Sharp, D. Roberts. Boys’ Quintet Back: J. Garbel, D. Sandburg, A. Haugland, S. Lamontagne, L. Jardee, T. Mosser, R. Ekness, K. Lindsey, J. Moe, G. Mosser. B. Olson. 60 Scaled 1 io r: B. Dahlke, L. Seney, D. Sandburg, D. Roberts. Standing: S. Lamontagne, C. Kvale, Jane Owens, Adv., R. Overland, D. Rosenquist, B. Kostad, B. Haugenoe, C. Cron, D. Aaberg, J. Stenson, Judy Larson, Adv., S. Schneider, M. Mahrer. F.FA The F.F.A. had a good year this year. They started off with a slave auction in the fall, and sold fruit during the winter. Under the direction of advisors Gary Wen- del and Gerald Haugland, the crop and livestock judging teams participated in contests and did well. The F.F.A. also helped with the spring clean-up. The officers for this year were: Lee Stenson, President, Bert Fagerland, Vice Presi- dent, Lee Garbel, Treasurer, Steve Ler- vick, Secretary, Bryand Haugenoe, Reporter, and Kent Hanson, Sentinel. Front 1 to r: Mr. Wendel (Adv). H. Binde, B. Haugenoe, B. Fagerland, L. Stenson, S. Lervick. K. Hanson. G. Haugland (Adv). 2nd row: D. Dhuyvetter, P. Smithburg. G. Dhuyvetter, D. Wrolson, D. Zimmerman. M. Glasoe, J. Johnson. M. Rosenquist, W. Hanson. K. Lindsey. 3rd row: D. Ouse. K. Smaaladon. R. Choinsky, W. Pulvermacher, L. Binde, D. Larsen. D. Murphy. W. Riveland. 4th row: J. Olson. S. Hobbs, R. Olson, W. Moses. S. Bakke. T. Olson, C. Worley. G. Olsen, B. Haugenoe, B. Fuhrman. 5th row: S. Anderson. D. Myers. S. Selle, R. Peterson, L. Jacobson, B. Bakke, S. Knutson. B. Grote, R. Bilstad, C. Nordstog, T. Anderson. 6th row: M. Bummer, B. Hass. D. Olds, B. Elsbernd, L. Unhjem, G. Strand, S. Gjovig. 7th row: R. Hegreberg, D. Haugland. R. Myers, B. Schneider, C. Bilstad. C. Krueger, J. Wehrman. S. Stuart, T. Bakke. R. Fleck. 8th row: R. Ekness. B. Dolan, S. Fennel, M. Brady, J. Elsbernd, S. Biwer, J. Stromstad, S. Feil, H. Strong. N. Hanson, D. Gjovig. 9th row: J. Wigginton, M. Graupe, G. Oien, L. Torgenson, A. Wenstad. 61 The Key Club worked hard this year, starting with a slave sale early in the fall. They sponsored a pancake breakfast and held a Dance-A-Thon to raise money for Terry Roos. They attended a district con- vention at Mitchell, S.D., with Ron and Cyndi Stromstad accompanying as advisors. The Key Club attended Kiwanis meetings and helped with the spring clean-up. They also took care of chang- ing the message on the sign in the school parking lot. fCey 0tub Ron Mahrer, V. Pres.. Mark Feeney. Treas.. Ray Ekness, Pres., Fane Ruppert. Sec. 62 Front 1 to r: S. Biwer, B. Cary. J. Elsberned. Seated: D. Larsen, S. Hysjulien, R. Ekness. D. Roberts. Back: L. Stenson, K. Nelson. R. Mahrer, R. Ekness, C. Power, W. Riveland, F. Ruppert. M. Feeney. D. Anderson, D. Murphy, R. Olson, S. Lervick, R. Sebolt. 63 First: A. Walen, R. Olin, T. Anderson, L. Hessalbart, J.Moe. Second: S. Schnezher, D. Roberts, L. Nordstog, J. Stenson, M. Benter, B. Olson, C. Ege, S. Wolter, C. Christianson. Third: D. Sandberg, M. Mahrer. D. Aaberg. Fourth: L. Lee, L. Jamee, R. Overland, B. Olson, D. Johnson. Fifth: B. Haugenoc, L. Faldelen, J. Garbel, D. Benter, S. Lamontagne, B. Bacon. Sixth: K. Red- lin, P. Andrist, C. Torgerson, S. Bake well. mm r ' . k . $ maroons! Standing, L. to R: A. Haugland, D. Benter, R. Lund, L. Faldalen, L. Scnye, D. Sandberg, J. Anderson, M. Wells, S. Chaffee. Sitting, L. to R.: M. Mahrer, D. Sandberg, S. Lamontagne, J. McCarthy, B. Bacon 65 Front row left to right: D. Roberts. T. Mosser, D. Anderson. G. Moser. L. Windfaldet. Back row: Adviser Stan McKibben. C. Torgerson. P. Andrist. A. Walen, K. Redlin, k]. Woolfrey. J. Anderson. The Maroon Memoirs annual staff started late, ruined most everything, including 17 rolls of film, almost worked and finally fin- ished. Under the leadership of our co-editors, Kristi Redlin and Annette Walen and with much help and support from our advisor Stan McKibben, we finished the Maroon Memoirs. We've tried to employ alot of new ideas, put in alot of new faces, and we hope you enjoy it. If you have any complaints, we have two simple words; EXCU-U-U-SE US! PafMvQta From row lefi to right: D. Bonier, B. Olson, R. Olin, L. Nordstog, L. Faldalen, T. Anderson. Back row: J. Olson, N. Fagerland, D. Christy. 67 Stocks Couactfi Left 10 Right: Greg Oien. Tim Mosser, Charles Nordstog. Steve Biwer, Liz Nordstog, Steve Hysjulien, Greg Mosser. Kristi Redlin. Jim Elsbemd DMMifrClub 1st Row. Left to Right: J. Anderson, J. McCarthy, L. Jerdee. B. Olson, J. Garbel. 2nd Row: L. Jacobson, C. Christenson, M. Benter, C. Egge. C. Torgerson, P. Andrist. K. Redlin. D. Sandberg. T. Grannad. H. Worley. 3rd Row: L. Torgerson, R. Olin. A. Haug- land, L. Lee, 1. Unjehm, S. Biwer, R. Hermenson, H. McCarthy. 4th Row: B. Haugenoe, J. Woolfrey. R. Ekness, D. Anderson, S. Hysjulien. R. Engberg, B. Cary, J. Stromsted, A. Welch. 68 It was apparent just walking through the school that something different was happening ... it was Home- coming Week. As usual there was a variety of days. The week began with Show Your Colors Day and moved on with Hunt the Honkers Day. Dress-up Day, Hush Day and Fire-up Day. The nights were spent making floats and on Thursday the winner was announced. The Junior float won with their slogan Cream the Honk- ers.” Also on Thursday Queen Penny and King Dan were crowned as the Homecoming royalty. The climax of the week was the game against Kenmare when the guys pulled off a 26-6 victory over the Honkers. 70 71 Raymie Ekness Annette Walen Heidi Worley Marilyn Johnson Julie Anderson Don Anderson Jon Moe Penny Andrist Kristi Redlin Cindy Ege Renae Hermanson Harold McCarthy Steve Biwer Denise Sandberg Brenda Olson Sky Bentley Kate Landson Mrs. Landson Mrs. Ranch Mrs. Ranch Lane Burrage Dr. Hooker Loma Dottie Nan Emmeline Charlie Mr. Cordyce Mrs. Cordyce Nurse 72 A body which doesn't seem to stay dead is found in an old gun powder factory and from there on there is plenty of chilly trouble. Aunty Kate, not knowing the old mill is the scene of a knife murder, wants to buy the mill and this gives her pretty niece, Kate, and rival boy friends a lot of problems, both in courting and detec- tive work. The situation is further complicated because on that rainy night three nit wilted girls on their way to Berrydale a mental rest home, arrive with a strange Dr. Hooker who has lost his way in the storm. The search begins for the murderer, who has only one hand! But is finally caught which makes it absolutely Murder. 73 Stocfon 'Cap Tues . Afferent sk $ % Wed. Gonjjster Ay Thurs. S«eater ' • Greaser da; ' « W� U BE A CRUEL For the first time in years a Snowball Week was put on. Although the student body didn't start off participating so well the week improved. The sophomores won the snow sculpture contest with theirs of Snoopy and his dog house. Snowball Week went out with a bang as the group Genu- ine Wizard performed at a dance, making the week a good one, all in all. 75 Our Jr.-Sr. Banquet began one hr. late due to a breakdown on the track bus just outside of Minot. Kristi R. and Rod O. served as M.C.'s. Rev. Ander- son led in the Inv. and Ben. Jr. and Sr. remarks were given by Mary A. and Steve H. The speaker was Mr. Ron Torkelson. Entertainment included a duet by Penny A. and Annette W. and Bob C., Steve H., Dave R., and Bruce M. performed a number. 76 J't .-S'l . Puwv On the eve of May 13, excited spectators filled the gymnasium as they awaited the 47 couples to form the Grand March. The theme was beautifully displayed by the Canadian band, 'Rocker,' who played the theme song, 'Crystal Ball’ and left us all with Crystal Clear Memories. 77 J'l . -Qv. Cotoftt tC u cfr jvjvjn+L Baccalaureate was the beginning event of the '78 Commencement exercises. Steve Hysjulien gave the invocation, Wayne Riveland the benediction and Pastor Don Doerzbacher the address to the graduates, along with vocal numbers from various choir groups. Class night was a time for everyone to relax and listen to various antedotes dating from the graduates first grade year and into the future. Supt. Stammen presented medals to the five honor graduates and the Kiwanis awards to Penny Andrist and Steve Hysju- lien. 80 Excises ’78 81 Be$fc4’7S MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED------------------------------------------ Betty Sparks Doug Murphy MOST POPULAR--------------------------------------------------Renee Overland Steve Hysjulien MOST TALENTED--------------------------------------------------Penny Andrist Bob Cary MOST ATHLETIC--------------------------------------------------Penny Andrist Doug Murphy MOST AMBITIOUS-------------------------------------------------Penny Andrist Lee Garbel MOST SENSUOUS----------------------------------------------------Rhonda Olin Dan Larsen BEST PERSONALITY-----------------------------------------------Penny Andrist Steve Hysjulien BEST LOOKING------------------------------------------------------Julie Moe Steve Hysjulien BEST DRESSED ------------------------------------------------------------Karla Schnieder Doug Sandberg BIGGEST FLIRTS---------------------------------------------------Rhonda Olin Dave Roberts WORST TEMPERED----------------------------------------------------Julie Moe Doug Sandberg MOST ROWDY---------------------------------------------------------------Renee Overland Steve Biwer MOST LIKELY TO BE SEEN AT A PARTY-----------------------------Renee Overland Paul Aalund Julie Moe, Steve Hysjulien. Bob Cary Dan Larsen Steve Biwer, Renee Overland Rhonda Olin Penny Andrist Betty Sparks, Lee Garbel, Doug Murphy Dave Roberts It was a long 12 years but it all came to an end on May 25, 1978. The evening began with the invocation by Rhonda Cilin, student speakers were Valedicto- rian Julie Moe and Salutatorian Doug Murphy, and the bene- diction was given by Penny Andrist. The commencement address was delivered by Mr. Bruce Keith, a former teacher and coach at D. C. H. S., before Principal Cleve Cowley pre- sented the graduates to Supt. Ron Stammen and School Board Presi- dent Dave Walen for their diplo- mas. It was a night of happiness and sadness, smiles and tears, of reflection, but most of all it was a time for looking ahead, past the walls of D. C. H. S. and into a new future. SALUTATORIAN Doug Murphy � VALED1CTORIAN Julie Moe 1978 Honor Students: Julie Moe, Doug Murphy, Rhonda Olin, Penny Andrist, Wayne Reveland. 84 fycpjvtim 85 Ecstasy Future adults But bald is beautiful Practiced for years, haven’t you, girls. I can’t find my teddy bear. Heidi and Denise? Us? Dressed funny? Pssssshht. Kilgons attacking! Battlestations everyone. 86 There’s glue on ihe ball. 114 to go Kissee Kissee slaves 87 - Pcue riKt-UKuo; - •- j O I can’i move. Gaining brownie points � We could care less. Heaven sent? A class of intellects? New? Left, right . . . Obscene! Don't Disturb. Typical Freshman. Get rowdie! Nobody said it would be easy. Long attention span? Ha! Male model See Tip run. What a girl! My darling children You're reallv a oest. Greg. Mid-morning rush Did he? 1 It's stuck Cootchie cootchie The ball went flat. $3 little lamb sure is hard. £5 89 11 o'clock news Have just seen Mr. Cowley. I can’t find my lipstick. Close Encounters of the Worst Kind. 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CROSBY TOP AND BODY SHOP 24-hour Wrecking Service Auto Body Repairs All Types of Brake and Alignment Work JOHN W. BENTER, Owner Crosby, ND Call: 965-6512 JENNY'S LOUNGE JENNY SCHNEIDER, Owner Phone: 965-9983 106 North Main GOLDEN HUB SUPPER CLUB AND MOTEL AMBROSE FARMERS Elevator Co., Ambrose LAWRENCE REISENAUER, Host Seeds and Feeds Call: 965-6368 GEORGE BAKKE Mgr. Crosby Phone: 965-6341 fivunewk STATE BANK Crosby ■ ND Biggest Little Bank in the Country Phone: 965-6333 CHAT-N-CHEW CAFE Home Cooked Meals, Ham Baked Pastries Open 7 Days a Week A Nice Place for Nice People GEORGE and LOY BAKKE Owners Phone: 965-6033 FARMER'S ELEVATOR CO. Fortuna, Colgan, Alkabo All Your Seed and Feed Services Distributor of Farmland Co-op Products THEJOURNAL We Tell the World How Proud We Are of Our Kids JOHN ANDNIST Editor Phone: 965-6088 R. E. KRESS, Manager Phone:834-2311 93 FORTUNA ANDY'S MEN'S STORE LAUNDROMAT The Store for Dad and Lad!” MARK and GLADYS NICHOLS Owners Yard Goods and Women's Shoes DENNIS FREED DARVIN ANDERSON Call: 834-2267 Crosby, ND Call: 965-6821 KRESS AND SWONDER, INC. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CROSBY Insurance and Accounting Services Columbus Phone 939-4151 Lignite Phone 933-2305 «IkVIw Phone 965-6660 Crosby, ND A Community Bank for Your Banking Covenience DEW DROP INN MILANN FURNITURE Quality Merchandise at Discounts The Best in the West AVIS BARNETT, Prop. Crosby, ND Draperies, Wallpaper, Carpet Complete Home Furnishing ANN BIEL BRANDT, Prop. Crosby, ND FARMER'S UNION INSURANCE OLSON'S £ Bear Alignment NbearJ ELMAN BRAATEN, Agent Complete Insurance Coverage Alignment - Balancing - Brake Work Auto, Fire, Life, Farm Personal Liability, Hospitalization MERLE OLSON, Prop. Crop-Hail, Commercial Call: 965-6335 Crosby, ND Crosby, ND Call: 965-6054 SORUM OIL CO. Distributed by Westland Products Agsco DB Green Seed Treatments and Chemicals KENNETH SORUM, Owner Phone: 965-6812 CROSBY AUTO SUPPLY Large Stock of Original Quality Replacements Parts ERVIN G. ALBERTS, Mgr. Call: 965-6891 PLEASANT HOMES MOTEL Guest - Dial Phone: TV; Carpeting; Air Conditioning KEN and DARLENE HINGST 503 5th Av. SE Crosby, ND Phone: 965-6345 NORTHWEST IMPLEMENT International Tractors and Implements Versatile Tractors Melroe Equipment New Holland Machinery MARVIN and ROGER LERVICK Phone: 965-6391 PIGGLY WIGGLY The Store for Everyday Low Prices! DALE DAVIDSON, Mgr. Crosby, ND SUANGSTU JEWELRY AND GIFTS • Keepsake Diamonds • Kaynar Diamonds •Bulova, Timex, Wyter, Hecutron Watches • Cluna and Crystal • Sterling Silver, Stainless Phone: 965-6374 Crosby, ND EASTON DRUG Your Door to Good Health I. J. and BEV JACOBSON Phone: 965-6671 STAKSTON'S FUNERAL HOME Modern Chapel Monuments and Markers EARL STAKSTON, Director 95 KTGO RADIO 1090 on Your Dial Your Country Station at the top of the nation! Tune to the Crosby Hour From 9 to 10 With . . . CHARLENE POWER In Christ’s Love Everyone is Someone Over 60 Years of Service and We've Only Just Begun GOOD SAMARITAN CENTER MARLYN TANDE, Administrator Crosby, ND MOSSER ELECTRIC 22 527 TUFTEDAL Quality Electric Service Chevrolet Co; Inc. Farm and Homewining ilT) Your Chevrolet and Trenching j 4 and Chevy Truck Dealer! JAMES L. MOSSER T Fortuna, ND L Jll I 112 Central West Call: 834-2221 V- Phone: 965-6463 WALLIN INSURANCE CROSBY CLINIC AND REAL ESTATE W. L. FENNEL, M.D., ROSS DECTOR, M.D. Call: 965-6319 H. J. WOOLFREY, D.D.S. TENNY STOLL, M.D., C. O. MCPHAIL, M.D. HOMESTEAD CLEANERS We're here to serve you Call: 965-6301 Call: 965-6349 We Support DCHS. MYRON and FERN WALLIN LEE'S HIWAY SERVICE FARMERS UNION OIL CO. CO-OP Tires and Batteries Oil Products Prompt Bulk Delivery, Gasoline Goodyear Farm Tire Service and Deisel Fuel, Propane and Fuel Oil Call: 834-2362 DUANE and DARRYL LEE Phone: 965-6321 Crosby, ND Fortuna, ND 96