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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1979 volume:

Shaking off the lingering remnants of summer, you began the 1978-79 school year on Septembers. You passed through the front doors along with 180 other students into hot and crowded rooms (fresh from scholarly inactivity). You were greeted by. . .schedule changes, heavier books, II do :Dinmo 0 Then you began the traditional pattern once again. The pace never let up and it whisked you through another round of basketball games, noon meals, concerts, lyceums, and dance classes. 3 “ATTENTION ATTENTION:” Quiet down please. Just one question: Does anyone really know why we are here? I mean, what are we all together in this building tor? To recruit a football team? Nope. Find a date for the dance? Sorry. Keep up with the latest styles? I’m afraid not. Push aside the cobwebs and blow away the dust—Open your mind: To learn.” i I i | i oi iiwivu Despite the long hours put in, you still had time for yourself and friends, making this a year of anxious moments, as well as personal triumph 1A school is just a building until it is filled with the steady throbbing of student life. This was the year you filled it to capacity and beyong with that never relenting spirit of life nad colored it with 180 different, brilliant people. MEMOIRS DT-Preren’t , r lilt ar t People NoS- Toy I No, IflQ Klo-roon MemoiirSx ♦ i David Anderson Don Anderson Mary Anderson Stan Anderson Todd Anderson Suzi Kay Bakewell Cheri Benter Debbie Benter Bryce Haugenoe Renae Hermanson LuAnn Hesselbart Beverly Johnson Darla Johnson David Myers Charles Nordstog Barb Olin Garth Olson Rod Olson V6 Tom Olson Diane Ouse Rocky Peterson Charles Power Wayne Pulvermacher Jocelyn Sorum Chandra Torgerson Annette Walen Joan Woolfrey Chris Worley Sec Treas Keith Ann. V. Pres Brian. Pres. Lori. JUNIORS Darla Aaberg Trent Anderson Jean Baars Barb Bacon Brent Bakke Lennie Bummer Larry Burt Shelli Chaflee Bert Fagerland Lori Faldalen Ron Gnoinsky Melissa Hallgren Kent Hanson Norman Hanson Brent Hass Bonny Haugenoe April Haugland Steve Hobbs Dorothy Johnson Scott Knutson Cynthia Kvale Suzanne Lamontagne 18 Not Pictured: Brian Grote Murrey Bummer Lyndon Haagenson Shanon Gjovig Rhonda Lund Mary Mahrer Tim Mosser Bruce Nelson Liz Nordstog James Olson David Ouse Keith Ann Peterson Dianna Roberts Debra Rosenquist Diane Sandberg Sharon Schneider Kent Smaaladen Steve Selle Jennifer Sorum Carrie Steffensen Jana Stenson Scott Stuart Brian Swanson Jamie Wehrman Michele Wells Lori Windfaldet 19 Sophomores Susan Hallgren Angela Hass Donovan Haugland Lynn Jacobson Lillian Johnson Doug Anderson Michele Benter Treas Brenoa V Pres Susan Sec Cheryl Pres Cmdy Cheryl Christenson Mahlon Clemens Bradley Dolan Cynthia Ege Randall Ekness Bernard Elsbernd Steven Feil David Gjovig Teri Granrud Mark Graupe 20 DeeAnn Kroshus Michelle Lamontagne Lorie Lee Greg Mosser Ronnie Myers Greg Oien Kim Olsen Brenda Olson Bruce Schneider Diana Seney Harry Strong Lynn Torgerson Lane Unhjem Kim Wehrman Alan Wenstad Joel Wigginton Susan Wolter Heidi Worley Not Pictured: Don Olds 21 Class Officers Pres Debbie. Vice Carrie. Sec Treas Nicki FRESHMEN Bradley Anderson Chris Anderson Tyler Anderson Janet Bender Darlene Binde Leon Binde Sheryl Biwer Valri Boldt Kate Bummer Tom Chaffee Kim Cockrell Brenda Dahlke Mary Elsbernd Greg Forthun Robyn Fuhrman Nicki Fuller Brent Goldal Michael Hagen Robert Hattel Karl Hermanson James Hoff Shirley Jacobson 22 Heidi Lee Gary Lund Michael Melgaard Leanne Moe Colleen Mosser Corrie Nygaard Tony Olson Jena Olson Ronald Olson Tim Olson Clara Palmer Paul Palmer Denise Roberts Rick Roth Lance Ruppert Wendy Schwanz Carrie Torgerson Steve Wenstad Debbie Windfaldet Rory Wolters 23 DCHS FAVORITES The annual staff asked the students of DCHS to express their opinions on a few selected issues. Here's how the majority saw it. T.V. Turn-ons 1. Different Strokes 2. Mash 3. Mork and Mindy 4. Chips 5. Little House on the Prairie Popular Personalities 1. Burt Reynolds 2. Gary Coleman 3. Clint Eastwood 4. Steve Martin 5. Eric Estrada Pasttime Preferences Dynamic Discs 1. Driving around 1. Meatloaf, B.O.H. 2. Parties 2. Billy Joel, 52nd Street 3. Reading 3. Boston, Boston 4. Sleeping 4. Nazareth, Hair of the Dog 5. Basketball 5. Bob Seger, Stranger in Town Fabulous Flicks Current Covers 1. Up In Smoke 1. The Promise f 2. Grease 2. The Shining 3. Thank God It's Friday 3. The Amityville Horror 4. Star Wars 4. Thorn Birds 5. In Praise of Older Women 5. Sunshine 24 MR. BAERTSCH I Paul Lewis Baertsch spent his first seven years after graduating from Valley City College at Kulm. N.D as principal and coach. Mr. Baertsch then moved to Harvey, N.D. where he was coach for 12 years, of football, baseball, bas- ketball, and track. Seven of those years he was also principal. His coaching records while at Harvey were outstanding. The football team listed 50 wins with 14 losses and 3 tied games, going with five undefeated seasons and five conference titles. Mr. Baertsch coached the basketball team to seven district titles, placing second four times and once third. His team went on to win State B’' consolation in 1944 and fourth in 1953. His total basketball record was 235 wins and 94 losses. Mr. Baertsch then transferred to DCHS at Crosby where he was principal and teacher for 14 years, 1954-1968. He then became a teacher of social sciences from 1968-1979, making a total of 25 years here at Crosby. Thanks Mr. Baertsch and we'll miss you! 26 FACULTY Mr. Bruce A. Morlock Music n- a r Mrs. Donna Cowley Secretary Mr. Don Wolf Custodian Mrs. Marilyn Johnson Librarian Mrs. Judy Peterson Librarian Mr. Jim Christianson Custodian 27 Mr. Gene Trulson Math Mrs. Elaine Heide Business Mr Paul Sundberg Social Studies Mrs Marlyn Wigginton Business 28 Mr Colin Moe Science and Math Mrs. Judy Larson Home Ec. and Art Mr. Gary Wendel Vo Ag. Mr. Gerald Haugland Mr. Charles Peirce Physics. Chemistry 29 Mrs Jane Owens Home Ec Mr. Larry Dalebout Vo Ag. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Stammen, Superintendent Mr Cowley, Principal SCHOOL BOARD Standing: Darlene Hingst. Delores Aaberg, John Fosland, Elaine Andrist, Roger Bloom, Chuck Hanson. Arden Wigness, Larry Cle- mens. Sitting: Supt. Ron Stammen, Pres David Walen, District Clerk Dorothy Hanson. 30 UiTvcr n 6. Brilliant Peopleji'jj NoN - TqX)C Ma.ro Memo )rs 31 ANNUALSTAFF The Maroon Memoirs staff again had to rush to meet deadlines Under the co-advisorship of Stan McKibben and Marilyn Johnson, who dedicated their time and talents to this book, and co-editors Kristi Redlin and Annette Walen, who put forth much effort in organizing meetings, the book, and staffers, the deadlines were met and pages were sent off to the publishers. We are glad to be able to do this book for you, and we hope it meets your expectations. Back: L. Unhjem. G. Mosser. J. Woolfrey. Middle: S Wenstad, L. Windfaldet. K. Red- lin, T. Mosser, C. Torgerson. M Melgaard, S. Wolters. Front: A Walen, T. Granrud. P. Windfaldet, 32 STUDENT COUNCIL Back: C. Bilstad, D. Benter, C. Torgerson, J. Garbel, L. Torgerson, R. Olson, T. Mosser, D. Sandberg. Middle: B. Haggin. L. Windfal- det, S. Biwer, D. Rosenquist, R. Ekness, R. Engberg, T. Anderson, J. Woolfrey, G. Mosser, T. Anderson. Front: R. Montgomery, J. Stenson, D Sandberg, C. Torgerson, K. Redlin, L. Moe. B. Olin, L. Unhjem, B. Anderson. Kneeling: S. Bakewell, F. Ruppert, A. Walen. LETTERMEN’S CLUB The Student Council consists of eight energetic, bubbly people! They kicked things off with Homecoming 78. They sponsored a whist tourna- ment and held a few dances. Actually, they did a pretty good job. Right? The DCHS Lettermen's Club is a newly originated organization. It's president is Suzi Kay Bakewell, vice president is Fane Ruppert, and sec.- treas. is Annette Walen. To start off the year, they had initiation for everyone, except Senior 2-year lettermen. Very little has gotten off the ground this year. With a club like this, things have to get better. (Fane, we're still waiting for that speech on you-know-what!) Bottom: T. Mosser, G. Oien, G. Mosser. C. Nordstog Middle: L. Moe, D. Sand- berg. C. Torgerson. Top: M. Melgaard 34 KEY CLUB Sitting: F. Ruppert, M. Feeney, R. Ekness, R. Mahrer, C. Power, L. Unhjem. Second Row: C. Nygaard, R. Olson. L. Ruppert, M. Melgaard, M. Graupe, T. Anderson. Third Row: T. Olson, R. Ekness, C. Hermanson, G. Oien, R. Sebolt, D. Anderson. The Key Club partici- pated in two events this year along with having its regular meetings on Mondays. One of the events was the pan- cake breakfast which is held annually. The ottier event was a trip to Fargo for a Key Club convention. Because the club was very enthusi- astic the year was a success. Offi- cers were Ray Ekness (Pres.), Ron Mahrer (Vice Pres.), Fane Rup- pert (Sec.), and Mark Feeney (Treas.). 35 DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club was under the direction of Miss Jane Braaten this year. She kept the club busy by directing two plays and taking one on tour. It was a super year because almost every- one got involved and worked hard. Sitting L. to R.: W. Schwanz, K. Cockrell, C. Christianson. R. Fuhrman, K. Redlin, N. Fuller, D. Binde, A. Walen, B. Elsbernd, B. Fag- erland. Standing L. to R : R Engberg, R. Ekness, C. Torgerson, J. Woolfrey, D Anderson, R. Hermanson, L. Lee, A. Haugland, T. Peterson. J. Braaten (Advisor), M. Elsbernd, D. Windfaldet, T. Granrud, P. Roth, H. Binde, J. Garbel, G Mosser, G. Oien, B Hauge- noe 3A FFA First: G. Haugland. Advisor. B. Fagerland. S. Feil. G. Oien. H. Binde. K. Hanson. G. Wendel. Advisor. Second: T. Chaffee. G. Thomte. C. Nygaard. B Goldal. T. Anderson. S. Wenstad. M. Melgaard, T. Anderson. B Anderson. D. Burt. K. Dhuyvetter Third: C. Anderson. L. Binde. J. Hoff. L. Ruppert. T. Olson. W. Pulvermacher. R. Olson. D. Myers. T. Olson. P. Verlinde. T. Priebe. Fourth: R Hattel. M. Hagen. R. Wolter. S. Knudson. J. Olson. S. Anderson. K. Smaaladen. J. Wehrman. M. Evanson. T. Kostek. Fifth: J. Doe. C. Priebe. N. Hanson. L. Binde, C. Worley. B. Bakke. B. Hass. M. Bummer. J. Smith. P. Smithberg. J. Wissbrod. Sixth: B Elsbernd. J Wigginton. H. Strong, R Myers. S. Stewart. Seventh: B Schneider. L. Unhjem. D. Haugland, L. Torgerson, A. Wenstad. Sitting. M Benter. D. Rosenquist. Second: A. Haugland. B. Bacon, B. Kostad, B. Dahlke, J. Stenson. D Aaberg, Advisors J. Owens and J. Larson. Back: M. Mahrer, L. Seney, S. Lamontagne, D. Sandberg, K. Peterson. B. Haugenoe. The FFA had a busy year with judging contests, fruit and candy sales, slave auc- tions, banquets, and trips to Minneapolis and Kansas City. Officers were Bert Fag- erland. President; Steve Feil. Vice President; Greg Oien. Sentinel; Holly Binde, FFA Sweetheart and Secretary; Kent Hanson, Treasurer. FHA also had a banquet. Their officers were Mary Mahrer. President; Jana Stenson, Vice President; Diane Sandberg, Secretary- Treasurer. 37 CHOIR Front: Director Bruce Morlock, D. Roberts, K. Brummel, B. Bacon. S. Lamontagne, L. Bummer, C. Mosser. Second: A Walen, J. Garbel, L. Lee, P. Roth, C. Ege, B. Olin, D. Sandberg. Third: R. Hermanson, D. Sandberg, B. Dahlke, C. Benter. A. Haugland, J. Sorum, H Binde. Back: R. Ekness, B. Fuhrman, D. Anderson, L. Unhjem, T. Mosser. B. Fagerland. R. Ekness. T Anderson, G, Mos- ser, B. Dolan This was a great year for vocal music under the direction of Mr. Bruce Morlock. At District Festi- vals nine stars were earned out of a possible twelve. The mixed ensemble, girls’ chorus, girls’ trio, boys’ quintet, and Annette Walen as a soloist all went to state, with the mixed ensemble, girls' chorus and girls' trio coming home with stars. Participating in the three concerts and the band tour the year was busy and exciting. Mixed Ensemble 38 Swing Choir Girls’ Chorus Director Bruce Morlock, Pianist Joan Woolfrey Soloists Girls' Trio Boys’ Quintet 39 CONCERT The second year under the direction of Mr. Bruce Morlock was a successful one. Four of five groups qualified for the state festivals. A Christmas concert, spring concert and a stage band concert were pre- sented, plus the band tour to Stanley, Carpio, McClusky and Kenmare. The band was received well wherever they went. The year was very pro- ductive and everyone was pleased with it. Drum Major Bryce Haugenoe First: J. Woolfrey. G. Mosser. D. Sandberg, L. Hesslebart, D. Roberts, K. Cochrell, T. Peterson, W. Schwanz, R. Fuhrman. L. Lee, C. Mosser, L Bummer, B. Haugenoe, B Haugenoe, D Johnson. Second: K. Peterson, J. Sorum, C. Ege, C. Christianson, A Hass. R Hermanson, K. Olson, M. Wells. B Dahlke, 8 Dahlke, L. Nordstog, A. Walen. T Anderson, N. Hanson. N. Fuller, V. Boldt, G. Olson, D. Kroshus, D. Benter. Third: L. 40 BAND Moe. D. Windfaldet, K. Bummer. C. Torgerson. M. Melgaard. K. Johnson. R. Peterson, D. Aaberg, T. Mosser, K. Redlin, S. Ander- son. R. Sebolt, M. Mahrer, S. Chaffee. L. Unhjem. B. Dolan, L. Torgerson. C. Biwer, J. Sorum. B. Goldal. B. Elsbernd, M. Graupe. L. Jacobson. R. Ekness. C. Torgerson. Fourth: J. Stenson. L. Windfaldet, M. Elsbernd, T. Anderson, B. Nelson, B. Fagertand, D. Anderson, B. Anderson, T. Anderson, Director Bruce Morlock, B. Fuhrman, G. Oien. SPECIAL GROUPS Director Bruce Morlock certainly had a right to be proud of his band this year. He worked hard to get everything running smoothly. At District Contests the Stage Band received two stars and four out of five groups qualified for the state festivals. There were also four soloists: Lennie Bummer, Todd Ander- son, Bonnie Haugenoe, and Joan Woolfrey. Clarinet Duet J. Woolfrey, G. Mosser Stage Band Front: Director Bruce Morlock, T. Anderson. N. Hanson. D. Benter. Second: T. Anderson, M. Graupe, R Ekness, C. Toraerson. Third: L. Unhjem. B Dolan, R. Sebolt, K. Redlin, T. Mosser. Back: A. Walen, J. Woolfrey. B. Fag- erland, G. Mosser, L. Jacobson. Percussion Ensemble D. Anderson, B. Fagerland. J. Stenson. B. Nelson. L. Windfal det. Clarinet Choir J. Woolfrey, G. Mosser, R. Hermanson, M. Wells, B Dahlke, K. Peterson, L. Hesslebart. Flute Trio L. Bummer, B Haugenoe. D. Johnson. Brass Ensemble T. Mosser, A. Walen. J. Sorum. B. Fuhrman. R. Ekness. K. Redlin. 42 STAGE BAND CONCERT 43 PEP CLUB Back Row B Haugenoe. T. Mosser. R. Ekness. D. Anderson. D. Anderson. Fourth Row: T. Anderson. B. Haugenoe, K. Redlm. B Dahlke D Windfaldet. S. Bakewell. Third Row: D. Sandberg. D. Benter. J. Garbel. K. Peterson. R Hermanson. S. Lamontagne. B Bacon Second Row: V. Boldt. S Biwer, L Moe. W. Schwanz. R Fuhrman. Advisor: J Braaten. C. Christenson C Ege D. Sand- berg S. Schneider. Front Row: L Nordstog. L. Hasselbar. C. Torgerson. C. Torgerson. J. Woolfrey. B Olson. J Stenson. A. Walen. Miss Braaten, Advisor 44 POM PON GIRLS Back Row: Captains: R. Hermanson. K. Peterson. Fourth Row: S. Chaffee. D. Benter. A. Haugland. Third Row: M. Mahrer. R. Lund. M. Wells. Second Row: C. Steffson, L. Faldalen, J. Garbel. D. Sandberg. Front Row: Advisor: J. Owens. K. Olsen K. Cockell D Roberts, S. Lamontagne. L. Seney. B. Bacon. AS 48 FOOTBALL Back Row: D. Anderson, D. Anderson, D. Burt, R. Olson, T. Olson, R. Peterson, R Engberg Fourth Row D Haugland, R Montgom- ery, K Hanson. R. Ekness, B. Swanson. L Haagenson, J. Wehrman. Third Row: T. Anderson, M Graupe, A Wensted, T Olson. H. Strong, S. Feil, S. Selle. Second Row G Oien, L. Unhjem, B. Nelson, T Olson, L. Torgerson, B. Haugenoe, K. Johnson. Head Coach Stockdill. Front Row: Coach Sundberg, R Gnoisky, B. Anderson, C. Nygaard, L. Ruppert, T. Anderson. Coach Haugland. The football season was a bit of a disappointment. Coach Owen Stockdill and team gained lots of experience even though they didn't win a game. They showed lots of spunk, enthusiam and potential for the coming years. so GIRLS’ VARSITY The season started out well and sports review- ers thought so too as they placed them number one in the polls. The first loss was to Munich on the road trip. The season ended in championship of the Regional tourney with the third loss of the year by two points. But a proud team and town returned home. Most valuable — Suzi Kay Bake- well, most improved — Lori Windfaldet, best offense — Suzi, best defense — Kristi Redlin, best hustler — Kirsti, most spirit — Holly Binde, and team captains — Suzi and Kristi Coach Haggin. Sitting: C. Torgerson, C. Biwer, D. Sandberg. Kneeling: D. Benter, H. Binde, L. Windfaldet. Back: L. Moe, S. Bakewell, J. Sorum, C. Torgerson, A. Walen, D. Windfaldet, K. Redlin. 52 GIRLS’ “B” BASKETBALL The B-squad had a tre- mendous season. They went through an unbeaten season and also won a championship in an A-squad tourna- ment. DCHS was very proud and the school looks forward to many more exciting years with such a young team. Front: L Moe, D Dahlke, C. Torgerson, N Fuller Second: D. Windfaldet. D Binde. L. Lee. R Fuhrman. A. Haugland Top: H Lee. K. Cockrell. D. Roberts, D. Roberts. 54 55 BOYS’ VARSITY The team did an excellent job this year under the coaching of Barry Haggin. They were experi- enced and they worked well together. This team- work earned them a chance to play in Regionals and they represented the school in style in a heartbreaking final game. Most Valuable.........................Brad Fuhrman Most Improved.................Fane Ruppert Best Offense..........................Brad Fuhrman Best Defense.................Tim Mosser Best Hustler.................Tim Mosser Team Captains................Raymie Ekness Rod Olson L. to R.: T. Mosser, J. Wigginton, F. Ruppert, T. Anderson, R. Ekness. B Fuhrman, R. Ekness. N. Hanson, T. Anderson, R. Olson. S6 BOYS’ “B” BASKETBALL L to R.: M. Graupe, G Mosser, L. Unhjem, B. Dolan, D. Haugland, L. Torgerson, A Wenstad. B. Fagerland, G. Oien. L. Jacobson, Coach Owen Stockdill. When the B-squad was finally all together in the middle of the season, they did really well. They gave us good games with the help of their coach, Owen Stockdill, and they also showed us lots of tal- ent. We hope they keep up the good work. 58 BOYS’ “C” BASKETBALL I Jo L c M sz Left to Right: T. Olson, R. Olson. T Anderson. B Goldal. B. Anderson. T. Chaffee, K. Johnson, C. Nygaard. R Wolter L Ruppert Coach Molander. rr The Freshman team had a great year gaining experience. We hope they will continue doing as well as when they took second place in a J.V. tournament. 59 KEITH JOHNSON The Freshman class and the entire student body of DC H S dedicate this por- tion of 'Maroon Memoirs '79' to the memory of a marvel- ous person and trusted friend, Keith Johnson. “Sometimes it's hard to understand, Why some must go so young; Before they’ve time to dream their dreams, Before their songs are sung.” Could there be greater work for them, or possible release from something where they cannot find an answer or their peace? It must be that our lives are planned, ‘We have a time to go.’ May faith help us to understand what we can’t see or know. 60 GOLF l_ to R.: M. Graupe, H. Strong, J, Wigginton, B. Anderson, R. Sebolt. Coach Overbo. The golf team got off to a slow start this year mainly because of the weather. They were a young and inexperi- enced team but they still made Overbo's year a good one, by making it to State. 61 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS L. to R.: LuAnn Hesslebart, Annette Walen, Liz Nordstog. Jana Stenson. Brenda Olson. 62 B-SQUAD Top to Bottom: C. Christenson. S. Schneider, M. Benter C. Ege, D. Sandberg. C-SQUAD Bottom: S. Biwer, L. Moe. V. Boldt. Middle: R. Fuhrman. Top: W. Schwanz. 63 GIRLS’ TRACK Back: B Olin. J. Sorum. J. Woolfrey. J. Garbel. D. Benter. D. Rosenquist Mid- dle: S. Bakewell, A. Walen, K. Redlin, C. Torgerson, N. Fuller, B. Dahlke, J. Coaches Guthrie and Sundberg Stenson. K. Peterson. Front: K. Cockrell. A. Haugland. C. Biwer. C. Ege. D Sandberg. 64 BOYS’ TRACK :■ T Back: T. Mosser, T. Anderson. R. Olson. G. Mosser. Front: C. Anderson L Toraer- son, J. Wigginton, S. Fell, G. Oien. After many cancelled and postponed meets, the team was soon off to a promising start. Competing during bliz- zards and scorching sun the season was ended in the regional meet with the boys’ team placing eleventh and the girls' sixth. 65 STATISTICIANS MANAGERS Standing: Randy Engberg. Sitting: Dave Anderson. Stals and managers play a very important part in sports. They keep things organized and help the athletes. Usually they don't get recog- nized for their work, but this year a special award was given out to a dedicated student manager. Dave Anderson was that manager. The award was given to him at the athletic ban- quet for his four years of unrecognized work. The athletes are sorry to see him leave. Redlin, C. Christianson, D Sandberg, L. Windtaldet. Fourth: J. Sorum. S Schneider. M Mahrer. 66 67 HOMECOMING ’79 Homecoming began the school year events as usual. It was a fun week but ended dis- appointingly when the DCHS football team lost to the Botti- neau Braves. The week was not a complete loss as Holly Binde and Rod Olson became Homecoming King and Queen and the Juniors won the best float award. Queen Holly £ r 231 All� 11- 11 r rM0WI¥� ■L Xo-r '.he 13rcivTS f GT UP IN HALLO VEEN I i- 3 TIT Jliy A UAiK) I LTUESJXY: Grecsr Dny (O CSS L LlrfC 50' WliffllilsSHVs THUHrfHY: PIP. -the Braves fS3K A ° � r- K ry - l r 68 69 FRESHMEN INITIATION 70 71 ANGEL STREET Mr. Manningham Mrs. Manningham Inspector Rough . Nancy ......... Elizabeth....... Cast ..........Don Anderson ..........Joan Woolfrey ............Ray Ekness ..........Annette Walen .......Renae Hermanson The first dramatic play done at DCHS in a few years was set in London at the turn of the cen- tury. Mr. Manningham is slowly trying to drive his wife insane so he may be at peace to search for some hidden jewels that he thinks must be in that house. Many years before he had murdered the old lady that had lived in that house because she wouldn't divulge their whereabouts. Inspector Rough enters the picture on the verge of Mrs. Manningham's insanity and gives her the pieces of the puzzle while her maid Elizabeth offers com- fort and loyalty and her servant Nancy gives her comfort” to Mr. Manningham. It ended with the arrest of Mr. Manningham and the happiest day of Mrs. Manningham's life.” 72 73 JR.-SR. BANQUET This year's Jr.-Sr. Banquet was quite controversial. Alleged food fighting and other distrubances ended by a party-goers’ speech by Student Council president, Charlie Nordstog, quite angered parents and teachers. Mr. Steve Joyal gave a good speech and Father Gavett gave the invocation and bene- diction and everybody went their separate ways. Two groups provided entertainment for the banquet — the DC Exchange and Total Darkness. 74 The Juniors put on an exceptional prom for the Sen- iors this year. Jericho was the band and the theme was Visions. As the 50 couples walked through the rainbow and the complicated Grand March, the spectators filled the gym and flashed their cameras. 75 HAPPILY EVER ONCE UPON Cast Cinderella........ Prince Charming Melba............. Jason............. Red Riding Hood . . Goldilocks ....... A. E. Rumplestilskin Pied Piper........ Jack Caldwell .... Aletta............ Nanine............ Gretchen.......... Princess 1........ Princess 2........ Princess 3 ....... Rapunzel.......... Mabel ............ Ethel............. Mother Goose .... .... Annette Walen ......Don Anderson . . Joan Woolfrey ........Ray Ekness Renae Hermanson ......Kristi Redlin Bernie Elsbernd Bryce Haugenoe ........Greg Oien . . . Deb Windfaldet Chandra T orgerson ........Nicki Fuller . Cheryl Christenson ........Lorie Lee . . April Haugland ......Kim Cockrell . . Wendy Schwanz . . . Robyn Fuhrman ......Teri Granrud 76 After twenty years of marriage, Cinderella and Prince Charming have some problems: Melba, Cinderella's fairy godmother is blackmailing her; Jason, the Prince's advi- sor, has one swan's wing and an unfortu- nate habit of breaking everything he encounters; and Red Riding Hood has her eyes on the Prince. Though hoping Rum- plestilskin can spin gold from straw, the Prince fears he may have to make the Enchanted Kingdom a tourist attraction. Cinderella resolves their difficulties by con- fronting her godmother and opening the Kingdom to writers who promise them royal- ties from their stories. Cinderella tries to match Goldie with Pied, but Goldie ends up with Jason instead. Red is disagreeable to Melba who zots her into the moat during the ball and then has words with Cindy and tries to carry out her threat, and fails, which wraps up the comedy on a serious note about creativity and its survival. 77 BACCALAUREATE Mary Anderson and Todd Anderson Honor Students 79 BEST OF'79 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED...................................... Kristi Redlin Ray Ekness MOST POPULAR ................... :..........................Hol|y Binde Rod Olson MOST TALENTED.............................................. Annette Walen - Ray Ekness MOST ATHLETIC ..................................... Suzi Kay Bakewell Ray Ekness MOST AMBITIOUS :. . . -.................... • • • Kristi Redlin ' ' Lyndon Binde MOSTSENSUOUS . • . .. Renae Hermanson . ; ■ •- . f V.; Rod Olson MOST ROWDY ................................................. Debbie Benter . . Charles Nordstog BEST PERSONALITY . . . .....................................Holly Binde v . Rod Olson BEST LOOKING ..... Renae Hermanson - ROCj Olson LuAnn Hesselbart Charles Nordstog LuAnn Hesselbart Bryce Haugenoe BEST COUPLE...................... ....... ..................Jan Garbel Chuck Power BIGGEST FLIRTS....V; . . v.. % U ....................................Denise Sandberg Ray Ekness Fane Ruppert . BEST DRESSED .BEST DANCERS V.'H’a ' S A. Walen. R. Ekness. S. Bakewell Chuck Power. Jan Garbel Lyndon Binde, Kristi Redlin LuAnn Hesselbart. Bryce Haugenoe Your friends say they’ll keep in touch, but you know they won’t. Your teachers say come back and see them. And you know you won’t. Maybe someday it won’t matter. But right now, it hurts a lit- tle. Fane Ruppert. Denise Sandberg 81 CLASS NIGHT Class History • • i • | v V' f '3 Kristi Redlin, Emcee Class Will Class Prophesy Class Prophesy Class Poem 82 Perfect Spelling Award Mark Feeney Ambrose Scholarship Bev Dahlke Class Night was the night for everyone to sit around and laugh at everyone else and themselves. Ray and Annette were awarded the Kiwanis Awards, Brenda Kostad received the Busi- ness Award, Supt. Ron Stammen presented medals to the six honor students and everything went smoothly. (If only Kristi would have remembered to get up when she was sup- posed to!) Leroy Throntveit Memorial Scholarship S. Bakewell and Kristi Redlin 83 GRADUATION 84 85 Removing wart Saw a mouse Do not realize the show Is over Needs no explanation See no evil, hear no evil j The insides of a xerox copier Are having a great time fluftfff is not undressed Has slipped a cog Would rather starve 86 Record for people having to go to the bathroom at the same time 0 •fJMSXy - Found in a Bachelor-living meat loaf Enjoying himself immensely Always runs 100 with one leg Would rather be Batwoman Is undecided Ron Montgomery and friend Never been seen working before 87 Are not watching anything Is actually faking it Has ants in pants Is strangling himself Is insecure without it Is crazy-glued to herselt Self-portrait Chinese hair-pulling torture Doesn't remember being 12 88 Can't decide whether to swallow or not Is thinking about atom bombs Are about to takeover Are talking about In Praise of Older Woman' Can’t remember what he's wearing Aren't making any sense Is trying to remember yesterday ssh-proud Wow! She can spin the ball 89 KRESS AND ANDY'S MEN'S STORE SWONDER, INC. The Store for Dad and Lad Insurance, Income Tax and Accounting Services Yard Goods and Women's Shoes Phone: 965-6660 Crosby, ND DENNIS FEED DARVIN ANDERSON Phone:965-6821 Crosby, ND HELLEN'S CLEANERS BOB and SHARI HELLEN, Owners c We’re Maroon Boosters t0 STORES, r Home of Fine Dry Cleaning and Alterations Total Hard ward GUNNER PETERSEN Phone: 965-6301 Phone: 965-6561 Crosby, ND TUFTEDAL CROSBY TOP AND BODY SHOP Chevrolet Co., Inc. Your Chevrolet and Chevy Truck Dealer 24-Hour Wrecking Service Auto Body Repairs All Types of Brake and Alignment Work 1 12 Central West Phone: 965-6463 JOHN W. BENTER, Owner Phone:965-6512 Crosby, ND lc� nnouf ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY • Shop — Compare — Save Swwi JLoca AwuaLon. kVJlatM Store Phone — 965-6364 Catalog Desk: 965-6395 Insured Savings Home Loans ROBERT SEBOLT, Manager Offices in: Williston, Crosby, Watford City, Tioga LEE'S !f%f’ DOUBLE LL STORE HIWAY SERVICE ' ZJ Men's, Women's and Children's Clothing and Accessories Oil Products Shoes for the Whole Family Goodyear Farm Tire Service Call: 834-2362 DAVE STROMME, Manager DUANE and DARRYL LEE Phone 965-6572 Fortuna, ND 91 We hope you sense a higher degree of medical security because of our presence in the Crosby Com- munity and our greatest strength is in the abiding support of the people we serve. ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL Crosby, ND DIVIDE ABSTRACT CO., INC. Complete Title Service for Divide County DENNIS SUNDHEIM ' President and Manager SVANGSTU JEWELRY AND GIFTS • Keepsake Diamonds • Kaynar Diamonds • Bulova, Timex, Wyter, Hecutron Watches • China and Crystal • Sterling Silver, Stainless Crosby, ND Phone: 965-6374 KTGO RADIO 1090 on Your Dial Your Country Station at the top of the Nation Tune in to the Crosby Hour From 9 to 10 with ... CHARLENE POWER Discover (fi BEN FRANKLIN Lt) We bring variety to life! Getting bigger and better to serve the Crosby area since 1953. OLSON'S JL BEAR ALIGNMENT IP Alignment — Balancing — Brake Work MERLE OLSON, Prop. Phone:965-6054 Crosby, ND FARMER'S ELEVATOR CO. Fortuna, Colgan, Alkabo All Your Seed and Feed Services Distributor of Farmland Co-Op Products RICHARD LARSEN, Man. Phone:834-231 1 FORTUNA LAUNDROMAT MARK and GLADYS NICHOLS, Owners Call: 834-2267 92 J.CO. DRUG I.J. and BEV JACOBSON Phone: 965-6671 Crosby, ND GOLDEN HUB SUPPER CLUB AND MOTEL LAWRENCE REISENAUR, Host Call: 965-6368 Crosby GREAT PLAINS SUPPLY CO. LYNN BUCK, Mgr. Phone: 965-661 1 Crosby, ND CROSBY FARMER’S CO-OP ELEVATOR CO. Custom Grinding Mixing, Cleaning and Treating GORDAN SMAALDEN, Manager Crosby, ND SORUM OIL CO. Distributor of Westland Products Agsco DB Green Seed Treatments and Chemicals 8F Goodrich and Remington Tires KENNETH SORUM, Owner Phone:965-6812 WALLIN INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE Call: 965-6301 We Support DCHS MYRON and FERN WALLIN JORAANSTAD'S ® -STYLE SHOP m k The Place to Go y for Everything '1 in Your Wardrobe STEVE and ARDIS JORAANSTAD iF Call 965-6531 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 MISS NORTH DAKOTA USA RENAE HERMANSON CLASS of 1979 DIVIDE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL m i 4