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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1980 volume:

Music Will Keep Us Together Whenever I hear that song 1 think of you. Your special smile, carefree laughter and helping hand has helped me through many a day. We’re probably not always going to be together. Our lives will take us down two different roads, but I’ll always remember you, because we are friends. When I hear that song I think of all the fun things we’ve done together. Remember the basketball games, parties, shows, and just cruising up and down main street. Memories are life’s greatest treasure, thanks for all of them that you’ve given me. Music always brings back the memories — And we want this annual to bring back as many memories — because music will keep us together. I Don't Like Mondays The alarm keeps ringing incessantly in ■y ear, I reach up to shut it off and knock it on the floor, I peer over the side of my bed and see that the glass has shattered all over the carpet. I lay back and stare at the ceiling and mutter “I don’t like Mondays.” I lay in my cozy bed and listen to the radio, praying that school has been can- celled. Blizzards, fire, blocked roads of bus breakdowns, I can’t say that I’m fussy, but alas I arrive at school — on time??? I stumble down the hall bumping into three freshmen. I pull open my locker — ducking as my books come crashing down on top of me. Some (§ ! •! person has stacked my locker, after picking up the ■ess I go to my first class and fall into my chair — glad I’m part of DC’s classes. 1 SENIORS 1980 Pres. Michele W„ V. Pres. Norman H., Sec.-Treas. Keith Ann P. Darla Aaberg Trent Anderson Jean Baars Barbara Bacon Brent Bakke Lenore Bummer 4 Shelli Chaffee Teresa Christy Bertram Fagerland Lori Faldalen Shanon Gjovig Ronald Gnoinsky 5 Brian Grote Melissa Hallgren Norman Hanson Brent Hass 6 Bonny Haugenoe Steven Hobbs Scott Knutson April Haugland Cynthia Kvale 7 SENIORS Suzzane Lamontagne Timothy Mosser Mary (Liz) Nordstog Mary Mahrer Bruce Nelson 10 ; ft David Ouse Debra Rosenquist Keith Ann Peterson Diane Sandberg I I I James Olson Dianna (Roberts) Baier n Jana Stenson Scott Stuart 12 JUNIORS Cynthia Egc Randy Ekness Bernard Elsbemd Doug Anderson Michele Benter Cheryl Christenson Mahlon Clemens Bradley Dolan Steven Feil David Gjovig Teri Granrud Treas. Mark G.; Sec. Cindy E.; Pres. Lynn T.; V. Pres. Greg M. MOVING ON v Mark Graupe Angela Hass Donovan Haugland Lynn Jacobson Lillian Johnson DeeAnn Kroshus Michelle Lamontagne Lorie Lee Lee Maggard Gregory 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 Woller Heidi Worley Not Pictured: Julie Winsor 15 SOPHOMORES Treas. Ron C , V. Pres. Carrie T.; Pres. Brenda D.; Sec. Nicki F. Brad Anderson Chris Anderson Tyler Anderson Darlene Binde Leon Binde Sheryl Biwer Val Boldt Kate Bummer Tom Chaffee Kim Cockrell Brenda Dahlke Mary Elsbernd Greg Forthun Robyn Fuhrman Nicki Fuller 16 fc, o V SEND IN THE CLOWNS Brent Goldal Mike Hagen Robert Hattel Karl Hermanson James Hoff Shirley Jacobson Tamara Krueger Heidi Lee Gladys Lunstad Gary Lund Tyra Maggard Dan Martel Michael Melgaard Leanne Moe Colleen Mosser Come Nygaard Tony Olson Jena Olson Ronald Olson Tim Olson Clara Palmer Tammra Peterson Denise Roberts Rick Roth Lance Ruppert Wendy Schwanz Carrie Torgerson Steve Wenstad Debbie Windfaldet Rory Wolter 17 Not Pictured: Sherry Peterson Kenny Sutton FRESHMEN Janelle Bakke Brenda Binde Jodi Braaten Mary Beth Brady Sheila Buck Mark Burtman Michael Casteel Kelly Cowley Kimberly Cowley Mary Dolan Dana Elsbemd Laune Faldalen Joel Finnesgard Gerard Hanson Bruce Hass 18 WE’VE ONLY JUST BEGUN Sheila Hattel Dana Haugland Joan Haugland James Hingst Diane Jacobson Kort Kinstler Leslie Knudson Judy Kvale Windy Lee Jeffrey McCarty Dorene Moe Scott Molander Warren Monson Maria Mosser Dan Olsen Rita Olson Robin Peterson Karen Pulvermacher Joel Redlin Scott Sortland Darcy Strong Chris Tysse Becky Wenstad Scott Wigness Not Pictured: Michael Cary 19 ADMINISTRATION Superintendent Ron Stammen Principal Cleve Cowley SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Darlene Hingst. District Clerk Dorothy Hanson. President David Walen. Superintendent Ron Stammen. Elaine Andrist. Standing: Delores Aaberg. Lorraine Krecklau. Roger Bloom. Arden Wigness, John Fosland. Chuck Hanson. 20 Under My Thumb We walk in the school early Monday morning, our nerves almost unwound from last Friday's ending bell. We open our classroom doors and dash to the lounge for that last cup of coffee. We talk among ourselves about the terri- ble time the kids give us — and how we wouldn't know what to do with ourselves if it wasn't for the kids. The kids can be rough on us but we’ve got you under our thumb because we’re the faculty. FACULTY Marilyn Johnson — English Bill Strasser — Business Lee Lampert — Vo. Ag. Charles Guthrie — Drivers Ed. Gene Trulson — Math Elaine Heide — Business Colin Moe — Science Gerald Haugland — Vo. Ag. Sian McKibben. Physics — Chemistry Barry Haggin. Phy. Ed. Bruce Morlock — Music Judy Larson and Jane Owens. Home Ec Judy Peterson — Librarian Marian Wigginton — Business Paul Sundberg — Social Studies 23 STAFF Donna Cowley Don Wolf Jim Christenson Mary Marcy, Mavis Gjovig, Sharon Furhman. 24 Running on Empty “Mr. Cowley, can I...” “MAY I” “Oh, may I set up a meeting for our organization? We can't get anything done without meetings. Yeah... I know, we can't have it during class time. We'll have to have it tomorrow noon. You can't have a meeting without time. “Where are all the members? What kind of an organization is this?! You can’t plan an activity without people! “Mr. Cowley, we’ve decided to have a dance. Yes, we've got chaperones and ticket takers and we’ll make posters. What? We don’t have enough money? Yeah... I know, you can’t have a dance without enough money to cover for a loss. You think we should have a fund raising pro- ject? Great!” “Can I set up a meeting for our organiza- tion ...” 25 ANNUAL STAFF The Maroon Memoirs annual staff consists of seventeen talented, energetic, and loyal members fully devoted to one endeavor — pre- paring the best annual we possibly can. Our edi- tor was Susan Wolter, our assistant editor was Michael J. Melgaard, and our advisor was Judy Larson. Special thanks to Lori Windfaldet for developing our photos and for the picture on the title page. We tried to employ new ideas for your enjoyment. 26 PAPER STAFF L to r: Cheryl Christenson. Mary Mahrer. Bonny Haugenoe, April Haugland. Jana Stenson, Elaine Heide, Advisor. F.F.A. FFA ’79-’80 school activities included slave and calf sales, a national convention in Kansas City, a District Leadership conference in Williston, a ND Leadership conference in Williston a ND Winter show, in Valley City, a Father-Member Fun Night, a banquet, money makers, and spring clean-up. First row, l-r: Mr. Haugland. R. Lund. K. Olsen, S. Schneider. L. Faldalen. M. Wells. A. Hass, H. Lee, D. Windfaldet. Mr. Lampert. Second row: M. Graupe. J. Wissbrod. T. Anderson, G. Oien, S. Feil. L. Torgerson. D. Elsbemd, K. Cowley. B. Hass. Third row: C. Larson. S. Ellison, K. Dhuyvetter, S. Hanson, L. Knutson. G. Forthun. D. Strong, J. Hingst, S. Sortland. M. Casteel, M. Carey. Fourth row: R. Fenster. J. Lageine, T. Hoyer, D. Leholm, A. Schultz, G. Hanson, K. Kintsler, J. McCarty, J. Redlin, J. Finnesgard. Fifth row: L. Ruppert, K. Priebe. C. Benson, W. Spooner, P. Joyce, J. Greaves. B. Hass. Sixth row: B. Fagerland, D. Ouse. N. Hanson, S. Wigness, D. Olsen, S. Selle, B. Dolan, C. Tysse, L. Jacobson. Seventh row: M. Burtman, S. Wenstad, M. Clemens, S. Molander, B. Elsbernd, G. Hanson, W. Velo. K. Hermanson. Eighth row: C. Nygaard, C. Anderson, M. Melgard, B. Goldal, D. Martel, T. Olson, C. Dhuyvetter, G. Tweeton. Ninth row: L. Binde, R. Roth, J. Olds. R. Hattel, T. Olson, T. Anderson, D. Gjovig, R. Meyers, B. Schneider, B. Swanson. Last row: T. Chaffee, T. Olson. R. Olsen, M. Hagen. L. Unhjem, B. Anderson, R. Gnoinsky, L. Haagenson. D. Anderson, D. Haugland, A. Wenstad. 28 I F.H.A. The FHA had a real action packed year. They had a Taco Party for exchange of gifts at Christmas, a Halloween party inviting the FFA club, prepared and served several large banquets during the year, and made gifts for the residents of the Good Samaritan Center. President Mary Mahrer, Vice President April Haugland, and Secretary-Treasurer Brenda Olson planned and directed the spring FHA banquet. First row: M. Brady, D. Moe. R. Peterson. J. Braaten. Second row: M. Elsbemd, D. Sandberg. J. Stenson. D. Aaberg. J. Baars. K. Cowley. R. Olson. Third row: M. Lamontagne. L. Bummer, M. Dolan. J. Bakke. Fourth row: M. Mahrer. K. Peterson. J. Haugland. R. Fuhrman. T. Peterson, C. Torgerson, B. Dalke, M. Benter. A. Haugland, M. Mosser, D. Haugland. D. Rosenquist, Advisors: Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Lar- son. 29 POM PON The Pom Pon girls did a real good job this year with Captains Keith Ann Peterson and April Haugland under the direction of Jane Owens. They started off the year sewing their outfits which turned out really nice. They made up routines for Bad Girls which they did with gloves and My Sha- rona which they did with their pom pons. Top left to right: Michelle Lamontagne. Diane Sandberg. Heidi Lee. Denise Rob- erts. Mary Mahrer, Keith Ann Peterson. Advisor Jane Owens. Shelli Chaffee. April Haugland. Rhonda Lund. Lon Faldalen. Sharon Schneider. Suzanne Lamontagne. Lennie Bummer. Doreen Moe. 30 STUDENT COUNCIL The student council got off to a flying start this year. To date, they have sponsored the Homecoming activities, and also threw a Christmas party for the student body. In addition, the student council spon- sored a Sadie Hawkins dance and a Whist party, too. Members pictured below are: M. Melgaard. B. Binde. L. Nordstog. L. Ruppert. M. Mosser. N. Hanson. S. Feil. G. Oien. T. Mosser. 31 F.B.L.A. UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA The FBLA is a new organization under the direction of Mrs. Heide. The officers are President — A. Worley; V. President — D. Aaberg; Secretary — N. Fuller; Treasurer — J. Olson; Parliamentarian — T. Anderson; Reporter — J. Sorum: His- torian — B. Olson. LETTERMEN L to r, sitting; J. Olson, N. Fuller, A. Worley, D. Aaberg. 2nd row: T. Krueger, C. Torgerson, B. Olson, D. Binde, L. Bummer. C. Kvale, C. Palmer. 3rd row: J. Sorum, S. Jacobson. R. Fuhrman, B. Nelson, T. Anderson, D. Windfaldet, L. Windfaldet, Mrs. Elaine Heide. 32 KEY CLUB Front, i-r: S. Fcil, L. Ruppert, L. Jacobson, G. Oicn, R. Ekness, C. Tysse. Middle: G. Lund, D. Strong. K. Hermanson, G. Hanson. R. Olson, L. Torgerson. A. Wenstad, T. Olson, L. Uhnjem, C. Nygaard. Back: L. Knuteson, S. Molander. It4 The Key Club faithfully met on Mondays with their regular lunch meeting. They had their annual pancake breakfast to make money for their Minne- apolis trip for the Key Club Convention. Officers are: President Vice President Secretary...... Treasurer Lynn Jacobson . Randy Ekness Lance Ruppert . .. .GregOien 33 PEP CLUB L00K5 LIKE WE RE $1 First row. l-r: B. Olson, M. Benter, V. Boldt. L. Moe. J. Stenson. L. Nordstog. Second row: O. Ege. C. Christenson. R. Fuhrman. W. Schwanz, D. Haugland. R. Peterson. W. Lee. J. Haugland, K. Cowley. Third row: D. Roberts. H. Lee, D. Moe. M. Lamontagne. D. Sandberg, s! Lamontage. L. Bummer. K. Peterson. A. Haugland, S. Chaffee. M. Mahr. Fourth row: M. Brady, B. Wenstad, J. Baars, L. Johnson. B. Bacon, D. Johnson. L. Lee. Fifth row: B. Dahlke. K. Wehrman, S. Wolter, S. Biwer, T. Kruegar. T. Maggard, N. Fuller. D. Kroshus. Sixth row: G. Lundstad. S. Jacobson, D. Binde, C. Torgerson, J. Olson. Seventh Row: T. Mosser, N. Hanson. L. Torgerson. L. Jacobson, G. Mosser. 34 “1 Write The Songs” Quit talking! We can't get anything done in here. Everytime we stop singing you start talking, it’s automatic. Now please BE QUIET! Play that part right. We’ve gone over it at least ten times. If you’d take your horns home and practice once in awhile, we could get a few things done. Why do I go through this? Because I know that he has to get on us so we sound good. It sure is great when we put it all together and get a star at contest. It’s great to be involved in DC music. 35 CHOIR First row, 1-r: D. Roberts, B. Bacon, W. Schwanz. L. Moe, D. Haugland, S. Lamontagne, J. Bakke, C. Mosser, L. Bummer. K. Cockrell, K. Cowley, M. Brady. Second row: D. Sandberg, C. Ege, L. Lee. A. Haugland, C. Christenson. L. Maggard. M. Mosser. K. Peterson, K. Pulva- macher, T. Maggard, G. Lundstad, W. Lee. Third row: R. Hattel. B. Goldal. G. Mosser. L. Uhnjem. T. Mosser, B. Fagerland. L. Jacobson. B. Elsbernd. B. Dolan, R. Ekness, T. Anderson, S. Wenstad, Director Bruce Morlock. Swing Choir Under the direction of Bruce Morlock vocal music had a great year. They sang in both the Christmas and Spring Concerts and entered many new groups into competition. Girls’ Trio 37 Mixed Ensemble Girls’ Trio Men’s Chorus Director Bruce Morlock Girls’ Duet Girls’ Trio Brass Ensemble Percussion Ensemble Saxophone Solo Trombone Trio Clarinet Ensemble 39 CONCERT First row. 1-r: G. Mosscr, K. Peterson. J. Sorum, D. Jacobson, T. Peterson, W. Schwanz, R. Fuhrman, C. Mosser, L. Lee. L. Bummer. B. Hauge noe. Second row: C. Christenson, C. Ege, A. Hass, L. Moe, D. Windfaldel, S. Hattie, K. Cowley, B. Dahlke, K. Bummer. K. Pulvamacher, C. Tysse, L. Nordstog, T. Anderson, N. Hanson, J. Bakke, M. Mosser, V. Boldt, J. Olson, D. Kroshus, D. Ouse. Third row: J. Haugland. M. Dolan S. Buck. B. Binde, D. Haugland, J. Kvale, L. Torgerson, J. Finnesgard, B. Dolan, M. Melgaard, C. Torgerson, T. Mosser, D. Aaberg, M. Mahr, S 40 The Divide County High School Concert Band under the direction of Bruce Morlock, per- formed in the Christmas and Spring concerts. They marched in several parades, and Band Day in Williston. They also went on a road trip. BAND Chaffee L Uhniem D Martel, J. Redlin, B. Hass, B. Goldal, S. Biwer, B. Elsbernd. J. Braaten, D. Moe, D. Strong, G. Hanson. M. Graupe, M. Benter, L Torgerson. Fourth row: J. Stenson, L. Windfaldet, W. Lee, S. Molander, M. Elsbernd, T. Anderson, D. Olson, R. Peterson, L. Knute- son, B. Nelson. B. Fagerland, K. Cowley, Director Bruce Morlock. 41 Majorette Shelli Chaffee Majorette Michele Benter Majorette Jana Stenson Drum Major Trent Anderson 42 j • I Will Survive I will survive after two practices a day going through @!, doing up to 100 freethrows a practice, shooting at least 70%. Of course screwing up means double maroon drills, but we have learned to expect it. The big game finally comes around and what do we hear — an irate coach yelling from the bench, “Don’t pick your nose out there!” There is nothing like a 6:00 a.m. football practice with 40 up-downs at three differen intervals to make you wonder what you are doing out here. Stretchers and ambulances waiting by the gate are always an inspira- tion. Then there is the familiar sight of Assistant Coach Lampert dragging the medical kit across the field (note — caught on page 44). The miles of running for track through snow, rain and wind are always great. Aftei awhile the beautiful North Dakota scenery is imprinted in your mind. Shin splints are often your reward for all this work, and to start off the year there is nothing like a good sunburn to get you into real pain. But we love it, and we keep coming bad because the thrill of victory and the agony of de-feet are all part of DC’s athletics. 43 VARSITY FOOTBALL First row, 1-r: L. Unhjem, T. Olson, B. Elsbcrnd, D. Strong, K. Kintsler. Second row: D. Martel, M. Graupe, A. Wenstad, C. Nygaard, G. Forthun. Third row: S. Selle, D. Elsbemd, B. Anderson. L. Torgerson, S. Feil. Fourth row: Coaches Lampert, Sundberg, B. Nelson, L. Ander- son. G. Oien, H. Strong. Coach Haugla d. 44 Although this year’s football season was not a win- ning one, we are looking forward to next year when we have more experience. Most valuable players-. Offensive Back .............................GregOien Offensive Lineman ........................Steve Feil Defensive Back..................................Lynn Torgerson Defensive Lineman..............................Trent Anderson Most improved player: Harry Strong 45 Front 1-r: B. Dahlkc. L. Windfaldet. D. Windfaldet, R. Olson, J. Haugland. L. Moe. N. Fuller. Back: student manager C. Christenson. D. Moe. S. Biwer. C. Torgerson. D. Binde, L. Molander. coach Barry Haggm. The girls’ varsity had a very good season with a record of 14-5. The season came to a halt for Lori W. when she dislocated her finger, but the girls kept up the great work, and made it to the first round of regionals. Most Valuable..................Carrie T. Lori W. Best Defense................................Lori W. Best Offense...............................Carrie T. Most Spirit................................Sheryl B. Best Hustler................................Nicki F. Most Improved...............................Nicki F. Team Captains..................Carrie T. Sheryl B. 47 GIRLS’ “B” BASKETBALL Front. I. to r.: D. Roberts. B. Binde. D. Moe. C. Mosser. J. Braaten, K. Cowley. W. Lee. Back: M. Mosser, D. Jacobson. R. Olson. S. Buck. J. Haugland. L. Lee. S. Hattel, Coach Guthrie. 48 BOY CHEERLEADERS This was the third year for DCHS to have boy cheerleaders, and they are really doing a good job! Their spirit and enthusiasm really helped when the girls needed it the most and even when they didn’t. You always knew our cheerleaders because of their long gray coats and assortment of hats and we will always remember their “We’re going to get you” shirts. And DC will never forget the boys’ floor cheer, “Rah.” And their “Pour on the pressure” when the boys demonstrated with their hats. L-r: Greg Mosser. Lynn Torgerson, Norman Hanson, Lynn Jacobson, Greg Oien, Tim Mosser. 49 BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL An Hrrl!!nTwana8fr B Faf rland- R Eknes5. T Anderson, G. Mosser. A. ' enstad. M. Graupe. T. Mosser. L. Ruppert, L. Torgerson. I Anderson. J. Wigginton, N. Hanson, B. Swanson. Coach Barry Haggin. « r £ 50 Barry Haggin coached the varsity basketball team to third place in regionals, earning his first regional plaque in boys' basketball. Starting with a very inexperienced team their teamwork and determination earned them an ending record of 22-4. They represented DC in style all year long. Most Valuable.................................Joel Wigginton Best Defense............................Tim Mosser Best Offense..................................Joel Wigginton Most Spirit .......................Norman Hanson Best Hustler ......................Norman Hanson Team Captains.................................Joel Wigginton Greg Mosser Most Improved ......................Brian Swanson Al Wenstad Greg Mosser 51 BOYS’ “B” BASKETBALL The B Squad showed us a lot of talent this year and we hope to see it again in the following years. The guys demonstrated a lot of sportsmanship and worked hard through all the practices and games. Their work was rewarded by placing third in the Estevan tourney. They were coached by Charles Guthrie. 52 BOYS’ “C” BASKETBALL Gary Molander did an excellent job of coaching this young team through a terrific season with a majority of wins. They ended the year with a victory at the Powers Lake tournament. L-r: D. Elsbemd - student manager, S. Sortland, S. Wigness, D. Strong, S. Molander, L. Knuteson. J. Hingst, W. Monson. K. Kintsler. G Hanson. K. Cowley. M. Casteel, Coach Gary Molander. 53 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders did a terrific job this year. Cheering for both football and basketball, they really fired up the crowd with their spirit and enthusiasm. After cheering through 7 football games and 26 basketball games they ended the year still encouraging us to be proud of “good ole DC.” 54 “B” CHEERLEADERS L-r: Robyn Fuhrman, Cindy Ege. Wendy Schwanz. Cheryl Christenson. “C”CHEERLEADERS B-Squad The B-Squad cheerleaders did an outstanding job this year. Their long hours of prac- tice, cute uniforms and high spirits cheered the team on to a great year. Cindy Ege was cap- tain this year. C-Squad Freshmen cheerleaders brought new pep into the school this year. Captain Joan Haugland helped keep them going through long practices and they cheered the team on to a victory in the Flexton B- Squad Tournament. 55 L-r: Kim Cowley. Joan Haugland, Dana Haugland. Robin Peterson and Windy Lee on top. TEAM SCORES Varsity Girls’ Ju Trenton 21 Parshall 13 Powers I.uke 10 F 45 5 34 4 DC 62 DC 21 Alam Lignite Plenty wood Noonan DC 40 Tioga DC 40 Columbus Burke Cent. Flax ton Columbus C 38 Alexander DC 25 Bowbells DC 37 Watford City 35 ff Boys’ Varsity ;PC 49 Flaxton AC 74 Tioga DC 66 Grenora DC 59 Parshall DC 64 Powers La DC 50 Alamo DC 38 Trent DC 60 Burke : 63 jaL DC 75 % DOT 74 Ndon DC 72. Stanl DC 38 Trenton 36 DC 60 Burke Central 52 Garrison Newtown Tioga Mohall Burke Central •nan STATISTICIANS Counter-clockwise: D. Sandburg, R. Lund. S. Schniedner, D. Windfaldet, N. Fuller, L. Windfaldet, D. Jacobson. J. Braaten. D. Moe. C. Torgerson, M. Mahr, S. Wolter. 57 DISTRICT 26 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT ,,, piwrt p (I «I0€ f DISTRICT TIOGA j 58 ALL TOURNEY TEAM Joel Wigginton — Divide County Faron Ehlke — Flaxton Kevin Dhuyvetter —Noonan Tim Mosser — Divide County Myles Rosencrans —Tioga Randy Ingerson — Flaxton Brad Chrest — Bowbells Lowell Pederson — Tioga Norm Hanson — Divide County Todd Jorgenson — Powers Lake Jay Stevens — Burke Central IlGfc' District Tournament 26 started off with Divide County beating Powers Lake in the opening game fol- lowed by Flaxton over Burke Central. The evening games brought Noonan winning over Columbus and Tioga over Bowbells. Thursday afternoon was high- lighted with Burke Central defeating Powers Lake and Bowbells defeating Columbus, that evening Divide County was victorious over Flaxton and Tioga over Noonan. Friday evening brought loser’s night with Noo- nan beating Burke Central and Flaxton over Bowbells. Championship night Flaxton beat Noonan giving them a chance to challenge Tioga, after Divide County took District 26 Championship 64 to 52. Due to closeness of votes this year on the All Tourney I earn there was 11 players named instead of the usual 10. DC was proud to claim three from this group. Joel Wigginton tied for the top spot with Faron Ehlke, Tim Mosser and Norm Han- son were also named for the team. Burke Central and Tioga tied for the spirit award. Flaxton beat Tioga in the challenge game, earning a chance to go to regionals for the first time. March 10 found DC and Flaxton in regional action in Williston. 59 REGION 7 TOURNAMENT Region 7 Basketball Tournament took place in Williston. ND. The Divide County Maroons took home the third place pla- que, first regional trophy taken in boys' basketball by Coach Haggin. The Maroons were victorious over the Beulah Miners, but were beaten by the New Town Eagles, which went on to take first place. DC then finished third after beating the Flaxton Raid- ers. 60 We’ve Got Tonight After sitting around all afternoon waiting for the big night to come, I glance up at the clock to see that I now have only a few short minutes to get ready. I jump up from my chair and rush to the bathroom to take a shower and see that my little sister is in there taking a bath because she wants to go over to a friend’s. Of course now every- thing is going wrong — my socks don’t match and my clothes have some foreign substance glued to them. The laces on my shoes are broken and the car won’t start. After finally getting myself to where I’m going, I stop and say, “Self, why do you put up with this?” Self always answers me back, “Because you love it and its all part of being in DCs activities.” 60 HOMECOMING This year it was decided that each class should put on a skit instead of the traditional “dress- up” week. The pep rally was held at the bonfire with a snake dance through town following it, but even with that amount of spirit we were defeated by the Tioga Pirates. The band for this year’s homecoming was “Genuine Wiz- ard,” and our king and queen were Steve Selle and Jana Sten- son. 62 King Steve Selle and Queen Jana Stenson Second Place — Sophomores 63 Candidates: 1-r: Lori Windfaldet, Rhonda Lund, Liz Nordstog. Fourth Place — Seniors 64 GOLF Left to right: Joe! Wigginton, Mark Graupe. Coach Morlock, Harry Strong, Brad Anderson. The exceptional weather this spring brought an early and spectacular season, especially for the DCHS golfers. This year’s golf team consisted of 11 players, under the compe- tent coaching of Mr. Bruce Morlock. The team partici- pated in the following tour- neys, and won the following places: Portal — 2nd, Tioga — 4th, and Kenmare — 3rd. The regionals were held in Mohall where DCHS took first, and the conference was held in Stanley where Crosby left with the fifth place, they came in 7th out of 11 teams at Parshall. 65 TRACK The highlight of the the track season was the state qualification of Greg Oien in the shot put. The meet was held in Dickinson where Greg placed seventh. Row one: Kim Cowley. Diane Jacobson. Jodi Braaten. Row two: Mr. Guthrie. Nicki Fuller, Carrie Togerson. Cheryl Biwer, Mr. Sundberg. Row one: Rone Gnoinsky. Steve Feil. Ron Olsen, Robert Hattel. Greg Oien, David Ouse. Row 2: Tyler Anderson, Dan Martel, Brent Gol- dal, Brian Swanson. Tony Olson. Row 3: Mr. Guthrie. Kort Kinstler. Chris Anderson, Lynn Torgerson. Mr. Sundberg. 66 67 APRIL 25, 1980 The prom was a spectacular event. The theme selected was “Still, Moonlight Memories” and the band “Travesty” performed. The Junior class did a superior job, and should be complimented. As the couples presented themselves to the specta- tors, the gym was glowing with the flashes of cameras. The Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet was on the same night as the prom. Lynn Jacobson was master of ceremonies, Mr. Morlock, Tim, and Greg Mosser provided the entertain- ment. Senior and Junior remarks were presented by Adrian Worley and Lynn Jacobson. 68 STILL, MOONLIGHT MEMORIES WE MAKE A BEGINNING Class night was a night for old memories and awards. Tim Mos- ser and Lori Windfaldet were named recipients of the Kiwanis Award. Tim also received the S500 Moose scholarship and Lori claimed the Ambrose scholarship. Other awards given were the busi- ness award to Lori W.. Farmer’s Union scholarship to James Olson, and Norman Hanson. Supt. Ron Stammen presented medals to the Honor Students and Tim Mosser was named for the Leroy Throntveit athletic award. 71 BACCALAUREATE J 5 I I � r M � M p � � 4 ' (Mf M I f 72 COAL CONVERSION The DCHS Coal Furnace project is a monument to 'the ingenuity of the Divide County farmer and work- ing man. It really shows what can be done through cooperation at a time of financial need by all involved in a community or school affair. Rising energy prices and fuel shortages are issues presently being faced by all in our school district. This $31,000 project which saved $26,000 the first winter was a profitable solution to this historical energy crunch. 74 Sweetest of All You are the best of the best, Standing out from the rest. You have something special about you, no one is quite like you. You’re unique from the rest of the crowd. Always brightening a dark cloud. We picked you out because without a doubt you are the sweetest of all and part of DC’s Favorites. 75 BEST OF ’80 Most Popular Lori Windfaldet, Norman Hanson Most Personality James Olson, Michelle Wells Most Rowdy Jamie Wehrman, Michelle Wells 1 jfr Id K Best Dressed James Olson. Darla Aaberg Class Clowns Mary Mahrer, Brent Bakke, Brian Grote Most Athletic, Most Talented, Most Likely to Succeed Lori Windfaldet, Tim Mosser Most Sensuous Brian Swanson, Rhonda Lund % Most Ambitious Lori Windfaldet, Trent Anderson i Best Dancer Michelle Wells, Tim Mosser Biggest Flirts Sharon Schnieder, Norman Hanson 76 77 DIVIDE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL FAVORITES BOOKS Promise Kramer vs Kramer Amityville Horror Joni Forever T V. SHOWS Dukes of Hazzard M A S H Chips B.J. and the Bear Different Strokes SONGS Pilot of the Airwaves Cars The Rose Another Brick in the Wall Lost in Love MOVIES Ten The Champ Up in Smoke Animal House Breaking Away COMEDIANS Steve Martin George Carlin David Brenner Dave Letterman Richard Pryor ALBUMS Pink Floyd — The Wall Styx — Cornerstone AC DC — Highway to Hell Boston — Boston Eagles — Long Run MOVIE ACTORS AND ACTRESSES Burt Reynolds Sally Fields Bo Derrik Gary Coleman Clint Eastwood Life in the Fast Lane Four lanes of traffic and no time to change — Three minutes is enough to go to the ends of the school. Four lanes of traffic and no way to change — No one is going the same way and some aren’t even moving. Four lanes of traffic going into 9 differ- ent rooms. Some into study hall and a race for the library. Some into chemistry and a race to privi- leges. Four lanes of traffic racing to the lunch that everyone complaints about. Four lanes of traffic going back into class Four lanes of traffic leaving the school. Four lanes of traffic, crowded as always, but we still love 1X3 student life. 79 Lyndon, you're supposed to change in the locker room. Hasjust seen a streaker walk past. � «• « •--- What's the answer to this one? Our own DC students solving the world’s problems. 80 Having you been practicing for years Jamaal? Is that the same look she'd give Tyler? c - No, No Al stay with the team. Camera Shy. Has just seen Sherry. Photographed in the vicinity of the school kitchen. T ; Every team needs its slave, huh Spark? Two of the three little pigs watching the Big Bad Wolf burn. U.S. Air Force Academy 81 recharging her brain If I believe that excuse, I suppose you’ve got some swamp land down in Florida to sell me. You don’t have to pay $40 for a name-brand jogging shoe. cleanliness isn't everything Oh •(§) • @(5)V!! I have a leg cramp Now what do we do???!! We have to stop meeting like It’s so nice to be organized, this!!! 82 One good way to get rid of a teacher!! I’m on detention?!?!? Felix — a DC student — until he took one of Mr. Sundberg’s classes. Last of DC Football Team!!!! Future brain surgeons! Another motivated student 83 Future Homemakers Key Club Hard at Work And the big bad wolf said ... Seat of higher education Trent, the lens cover is on Let us pray Model Cook 84 DC’s new hood ornaments So this is where the engine is? HflL? Juniors actually do open their books Camera shy Gossip time Bonny hard at work Busily taking notes You been there all the time. Dad?” Trust me. Now listen to me. You forgot what? You really do have a 19 inch waist Burned again 86 $5.00, Bruce, and that is my final offer Are those pants sanitized? 80 words a minute and with only 1 finger Really, someone is going to eat this? 87 Guess what I found in the slushburger and we’ve waited weeks for this moment PEOPLE, PLACES, AND THINGS Music Kept Us Together... all through the year. Many of our activities have music memories. Do you remember our Homecom- ing activities which revolved around the song, “Pretty Lady?” Remember that mellow song the mixed ensemble sang entitled “Movin’ On.” and the boys singing “Stout Hearted Men?” And who can possibly forget that prom where “Still” was featured. We hope that by dedicating this yearbook to music it will help hold those cherished memories for you. 89 We Tell the World How Proud We Are of Our Kids JOHN ANDRIST Editor Phone: 965-6088 ELMAN C. BRAATEN FARMERS GOLDEN HUB MOTEL UNION LAWRENCE REISENAUR, Host INS. 7 Crosby, N.D. 965-6368 Crosby, ND 93