Dakota Lutheran Academy - Shield Yearbook (Minot, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1955 volume:

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'., . , 7 A 4 4 3. , 1 W I7' K A ' 1 ' , . . - A , f 9' - rl' v . . . , - 7 i D D 3 Y . co-z?7fz ' Russell A Peterson Presldent and Actmg PIIDCIDHI An all round man Wlth a var1ety of 1nterests and act1v1t1es IS our pres1dent and actmg p r 1nc 1p al Pastor Peterson Hav1ng competed course and degree work at s1x e duc at1onal 1nst1tut1ons Augsburg College Augustana College State Un1vers1ty of Iowa Luther Theolog1cal Sem1nary Co1umb1a Un1vers1ty Un1on Theolog1cal Semmary he has a most complete educatlonal background He rece1ved h1s B A Degree from Augustana College 1n S1oux Falls h1S theo log1cal degree from Luther Theolog1cal Sem1nary and h1s Master's Degree from the State Un1vers1ty of Iowa B e fo r e becom1ng pres1dent of Dakota Lutheran Academy he was on the l1 brary staff of Luther Theolog1cal Sem1nary Ass1stant Pastor at the Un1vers1ty Lutheran Church of Hope 1n M1nne ap ol1 s Pastor of the Flandreau Lutheran PaT1Sh Flandreau South Dakota and EX6CUt1Ve D1rector of the Lake Park W1ld R1ce Ch1ldren's Home Fergus Falls M1nnesota Mr Peterson IS the author of twelve books and has made many l1terary contr1but1ons to current per1od1cals One of H15 most cher1shed port1ons of Holy Scr1pture IS from Jerem1ah O Jehovah Iknow that the way of man IS not 1n h1mself lt 1S not 1n man that walk eth to d1 r e c t h1s steps O Jehovah correct me but 1n measure not 1n th1ne anger lest thou br1ng me to noth1ng 3 . 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 -- . I I , 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . 1 1 ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 , . l PA STOR CARL G. NELSON Minot, North Dakota Christianity, School Pastor Red Wing Seminary, Minnesota College, Luther The- o logic al Seminary, C.T. Ephesians 6:1-la, Stand therefore. It requireslife, and effort to stand. Even a rock can la MISS MELLICEINT HELSTEDT Bergen North Dakota Commercial Minot State Teachers College Gustavus Adolphus College Lutheran Bible Institute Seattle When you are no longer seniors of D L A but alumni may you stillbe complete men and womenln God s sight Let the light oflesus shine out through your lives I1 Timothy 3 16 17 yn. FW. MISS HAZEL HOVDE Minot North Dakota Social Studies English 1 2 Minot State Teachers College B S ll Corinthians 12 9 My grace is sufficient for thee and My strength IS made perfect ln weakness prayer foreach studentat D L is that he might learn to know Jesus Whom to know IS life eternal MR G LEROY SWEINSON Fenimore Wisconsin Sciences Christianity Shop St Olaf College B A Romans 12 1 2 4 MR. P. J. ENSTAD Mohall, North Dakota English Lutheran Normal School, Madison, Minnesota, Luther Co1lege,B.A. Itisan honor to be along in God's pro- gram of leading the lambs of God's Shepherd. He will gather the lambs in His arms and carry them in His bosom. MISS PHYLLIS JOHNSON Dawson Minnesota Augustana College B A Jude 24 25 MR RIGGS OPLAND Granville North Dakota Ba nd Minot State Teachers College lthasbeenarealthrillfor meto be Dakota Lutheran s first band director I only hope that everyone else w11l recerve as much from me as I have from you MRS RICHARD YDSTIE Minot North Dakota Piano Concordia College B A University of Minnesota Psalms 84. 11 D Mathematics Orientation Lrbrarlan Lutheran Brble Institute Minneapolis K1 MR RICHARDJ YDSTIE Minot North Dakota Piano Voice Choir Minneapolis College of Musrc B M Romans 11 36 Mrs G LeRoy Swenson Fennrmore WISCODSID Dean of Grrls School Nurse Waldorf College Lutheran Brble Instltute Mmneapolrs and Chrcago Proverbs 3 5 6 l 'Ux 1 '-4-19 Rollrn Pederson 'f M1not North Dakota K Dean of Boys 4 X Mmot State Teachers College .f-f Q 1 Matthew 6 33 Wil' 3 Evelyn Glem Berthold North Dakota Secretary M1not Busmess College Lutheran Bible Instrtute Deut 31 8 Jerry Mlller Wlllrston North Dakota Coach Mmot State Teachers College l'9U Arthur Cox M1not North Dakota Phys1cal Educatron Umversuy of Maryland Mrnot State Teachers College Emma Johnson Peterson Mlnnesota Head Cook Psalms 37 4 5 Paul Eastman Waterloo Iowa Assrstant Dean of Boys Lutheran B1ble Insutute Mmot State Teachers College Joshua 1 9 N4 u-I QX S Thelma Helgeson Bottlneau North Dakota Cook Lutheran Brble Insutute Isalah 43 1 Mable Mahlum Palermo North Dakota Housekeeper Proverbs 3 2 3 Hjalmer Johnson Mlnot North Dakota Custodran Trade School at Fargo Matthew 6 33 l , : ' 1 751' . fl I : ' ' P f s s . : '7 1 A.,,, ,1 7 gamut Of D Pastor Elwyn Nrssen Sherwood Pastor Henry Roufs Landa Pastor Robert L Cordes Parshall PastorL A B Nelson Mrnot Mr Melvtn Alveshere Harlow Henry Bagne Lakota Alf Wall Carbury Olaf Grske T10g3 r Henry Lahaug Mlnot ADVISORY MEMBERS Pastor Harold Krldahl Jr Mxnot Pastor Arland O Fxske Mylo Mr Kermrt Perhus Marshall BUSINESS MANAGER. John Tonneson INJIHOI ?az4nce Pastor Gerald Mundfrom Granvrlle Pastor Howard Benson Rxverdale Mr Albln Glllberg Carplo Mr NI J Tonneson Newburg Mr Olav Overvold Velva l-ljalmer Johnson Mlnot Adam Stevahn Ray Robert Mrckclson Glenburn Kerm1tPerhus Marshall Flrst row left to nght Cordes Nrssen Crske JTonneson Second Row leftto rrght Bagne Roufs Lahaug Pastor Russell A Peterson Pres Wall Nelson Alveshere 7k '7deaZ4afDa46ota.c' S1nce all th1ngs are made and susta1ned by God accordmg to HIS pur pose no true knowledge can be ga1ned 11'1If1S world unless It 1S Vlewed 1n the hght of the d1v1ne source and purpose As man was created by God no man can attam to the true fu1f1l1ment of h1s l1fe unless h1s tra1n mg and 11fe be properly God related 1n accordance w1th God's own plan through H15 Son, Jesus Chr1st The ann of Dakota Lutheran Academy 1S through God centered tra1n mg to help 1ts students grow 1n Chr1st1an fa1th, and to start them on a path of serv1ce 1n the f1eld of endeavor to wh1ch God calls them 8 ' , Mr. , , Mr. , . , Mr. ' , ' . . . , ' M . , ' , . 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' , ' 1 1 13 5 , A l 1 I ' Q f, 2 , P fr. 2 I D 7 ! . 7 S . , 5 Um Offckaw Donald Wlerson V1cePres1dent Howard John son Treasurer V1v1an Sjule Prcsrdent Chns une Haugen Secretary Oazefau 'Mn Back row Lowell Al Norman Harvey John Middle row Alvmna Jamce Carol Alleen Lavon Marlys Joyce Mxss Hovde advrsor Front row Don Chns V1v Bud 9 Back Howard Johnson Sports Edrtor Chr1st1ne Haugen Feature Ed 1tor AIVIHDB Kjos Art Edltor Janrce Anfmson Class Edrtor Harvey Matheson Photographer Front John Haakenson Busmess Manager Carol Nelson Ed1tor Don Wrerson Assrstant Busmess Manager TIMES Miss Helstedt Advlsor W 1 Here A WASTING we slavel 10 Slave Drrver Our Edltor '7 9 WW LW W 5 I 'QW ttf We d1dn't th1nk we would make lt but here we are At last' Some of the tra1ts that we won't forget are Al's m1sch1evousness Harvey's laugh Janxc e s sm1le Joyce s scream Lowell s trumpet Chr1st1ne s vo1ce Bud's qu1etness Lavon's g1ggles and Norman s sc1ent1f1c mmd We started our freshman year as Z7 eager beavers ready to beg1n our hmgh school days Durmg the course of these four years our number had dw1nd1ed somewhat to 16 Our freshman year marks these rememberances the WATERY trme we had at our freshmanp1cn1c Speak now or forever hold your peace as the favor1te say1ng of our freshman Englrsh teacher Hazel Prytherch New Jersey brought us our f1rst sc1ence teacher Mr Sjurson who helped us stumble along 1n alge bra also These classes were qu1te often general r1ots Dur1ng our sophomore year we had the pr1v1lege of 1n1t1at1ng the poor fresh man who we gave a thorough go1ng over We all remember dear old blology 'Mrs Pearson are these pork chops burn1ng asked the home econom1cs g1rls Also dur1ng our sophomore year we had the pr1v1lege '7 of be1ng wa1ters and w1tresses at the Junlor Semor Banquet In our Jun1or year we had the mlsfortune of rece1v1ng our latest ed1t1on Al Johnson Button button who has the button'? He found out soon enough ln Jun1or hterature The h1gh11ght of that ye ar was the banquet wh1ch we put on for the alm1ghty sen1ors Thanks to Mrs Ydst1e we got the banquet off w1th no ser1ous m1shaps Last we come to our sen1or year How glad we were when those class rlngs arrlved' We shall never forget our P O D class and M1ss Hovde We hope we d1dn t gmve her too rough a t1me but we really tr1ed We c e rta 1n1y hope that Harvey Matheson gets h1s tons1ls yanked out because that vo1ce and laugh of h1s are gettmg to be just too much Are you havmg troubles w1thyour speech class Pastor Peterson? one m1ght ask 1f he came 1nto the room durmg class per1od More fun than a barrel of Johnsons' That poor man lS e1ther go1ng to teach us somethmg or d1e laughlng Weren't those cookles good? However now that lt 15 soon over we are sorry to leave but w1ll be look1ng forward to commg and see1ng the new school when It IS bu1lt We askGod srlch est blessmgs on Dakota Lutheran and pray that He w1ll gu1de us 1n the future as we pass from school l1fe to l1fe's school ll e H L 1 Lf . ll J A 1 -T .J ak ,J . . ll ' ll ' v ' I : 1 , ' ' , I ' , . . , . . . . ' ' , ll . H ' class and Mr. Swenson who so often was the victim of general monkeybusiness. , . ,, . . D . . . 1 1 6', . . . . , . . . . . , . ll , , l ll ' - ' 9' Q . . . s . . . . H . . ,, . . . . . 1 . lu : K . .D D ' , I n 4 Q u . ' f - 'VW NORMAN CARL HANSEN Underwood, North Dakota Romans 6:23 Don't mind meg I just live here. Chapel committee 35 Dramatics 45 Basketball 35 Gleaner editor 4. Mr' 'E MARLYS ANN BRENDEN Sourls North Dakota I John 1 9 Underneath that qulet countenance bubbles a fountaln of laughter Glee club 2 Gleaner staff 4 LOWELL ARVID HAUG Park Rxver North Dakota Romans 8 28 Hrdden treasures may have unusual value Edlnburg Hlgh 1 2 Boys chorus 1 2 Mxxed chorus 12 Dramatlcs 1 2 Class vxce presxdent 1 Band 4 A 'MW' ALVINNA LAVONNE KJOS Wrlhston North Dakota Psalms 28 '7 The best frunt grows near the ground that s why ll gets D1Cked frrst Glee club 2 3 Gleaner staff 4 Shleld staff4 Mrsslon Crusaders v1ce presrdent 4 Pep Club presldent 4 Chapel commxttee 4 12 HARVEY ALFRLD MATHESON Conrad Montana Trtus 'P 1 People travel a long way for good thrngs Conrad Hrgh 1 2 Dramatlcs 3 Chorr 3 Senror class photographer 4 Shreld staff 4 Chapel comnuttee 4 Basketball 3 9? al JOHN MELVIN HAAKENISON Maxbass Iworth Dakota Collossrans 3 23 Success shows even when a man s young Maxbass Hrgh 12 Band 1 2 Dramatres 1 Z 3 C,ll0ll' 3 4 Basketball 1 4 Class presrdent 3 Cholr presrdent 4 Student Councrl 4 Gleaner staff 3 Shreld staff 4 Boys Quartette 4 IANIICE JANE ANFINSON Denbrgh North Dakota Psalms 113 2 A vrrtous woman rs as a crown of jewels Class pres1dentZ Chorr 1 4 Glcc club 12 Sextette 1 Mrxed quartetre 3 Quartette 4 Dramatrcs 1 4 Gleaner staff2 Shreld staff 4 fV11SS1Ol'l Crusaders vlce presldent 2 president 4 Chapel commrttcc 1 8 Declamatron Z LA VON SYLVIA SOLBERC TIOQB North Dakota P m llu l Drd you rnhale some laughrng gas? r 1 4 Scxrette l Quartette 13 , . - . . , D I l 'I r I 2 Q . . t? 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Q . , . . , . ,L - fs sal z -- ' ' ' . 1 3. , '7 f,ll0l - , , ,-, JOYCE ELLEFSON Maddock North Dakota Isarah 57 19 Glee Club 2 Gleaner Staff 4 DONALD A WIERSON Parshall North Dakota Real character rs not outward conduct but xnward thrnkrng John 11 25 Basketball 2 3 4 Gleaner Staff 4 Sh1e1d Staff 4 Class Treasurer 3 Class Vtce Presxdent 4 The deed rs everythrng the fame nothrng ht apr ALLEN JOHNSON Mrlwaukee Wrsconsrn The teachers thlnk I arn so sweet Psalms 46 1 Gleaner Staff 4 CAROL OLIVE MAE NELSON Mmot North Dakota I m born happy every moming Psalm '73 24 2: Chou 1 4 Sextette 1 2 Quartette 4 Glee Club 2 Dramatics 3 4 Gleaner Staff 2 3 4 Shield Staff 4 Class President 1 Class Secretary 3- Mission Cru- f saders President 2- Cheerleader 4 A 14 I m always placed rn the foremost seat HOWARD SHERMAN JOHNSON Norma North Dakota Be quret and the teachers won t fmd out what you don t know C '3 17 Chapel Commrttee 1 Student Councrl 2 3 Class Treasurer 4 Annual Staff 4 Gleaner Staff 4 IDA CHRISTINE HAUGEN Berthold North Dakota To worry lxttle and to study less 15 my dream of happrness Matthew 16 26 Chapel Commrttee Glee Club 1 2 Chou 1 3 4 Sextette 3 Tno 4 Class Secretary 4 Gleaner Staff 2 Shreld Staff 4 Pep Club 4 Extensrons 3 4 School Play 4 VIVIAN GWENDOLYN SIULE Carbury North Dakota Even a small star shrnes brrghtly tn the dark Proverbs 3 6 Glee Club 2 Cholr 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 Class Vrce Presldent 3 Gleaner Staff 3 Gxrls State 3 Tno 4 Cheerleader 4 Student Councrl Vrce Presldent 4 Class Presrdent 4 AILEEN CAROLYN FRISTAD Norma, North Dakota 'Your day goes the way the corners of your mouth tum, Revelation 3:20 Kenmare 3g Glee Club 2. 15 ea eau fwm7Zow WV fx The Sen1ors of 1955 rece1ved a spec1al 1nv1tat1on to attend the Rose Bowl Game at Pasadena Callf 1n 1965 The class was thr11led s1nce they would be reun1ted w1th many of the1r former school mates SOYYIC of the members set out on the Journey 1n the battered but falthful Carry all As they were Jerkmg along Harvey Matheson shot by on h1s newly purchased motorcycle Justreturmng from a s1ghtsee1ng tour 1n Europe Entermg the gates Allen Johnson was seen selhng h1s newly d1scovered Johnson Jumbo s1zed Popcorn Open1ng the game Chr1st1ne Haugen sang the Nat1onal Anthem fol lowed by the great k1ck off by the recently elected Presldent of the Un1ted States Norman Hanson He won that honor ch1efly due to the cam pa1gn1ng of Joyce Ellefson At half t1me the enterta1nment cons1sted of a parade led by Alleen Frlestad on her Morgan Sta1l1on Late 1n the last quarter the game was t1ed 7 7 when the famous quarter back Don W1erson took the ball and smashed through the de fens1ve11ne runn1ng 80 yards for the w1nn1ng touchdown He was tackled cross1ng the goal l1ne Durmg th1s play he broke h1s arm and was rush ed to the h1ghly spoken of hosp1tal founded by Lavon Solberg 1n 1964 wh1ch 1S to be ded1cated th1s evemng At th1s hosp1tal we f1nd V1v1an Sjule who IS pres1dent of the staff and Carol Nelson head surgeon who 15 to set Don s arm After the game the class went out to the a1rport 1n the battered but st111 faxthful Carry all to meet Marlys Brenden who just flew 1n from her prosperous o1l f1elds 1n Texas and Alv1nna Kjos who was stewardess on the plane The whole class attended the ded1cat1on of the hosp1tal that even1ng where they were enterta1ned by the two top record1ng stars Howard Johnson w1th h1s electr1c gu1tar and Lowell Haug w1th h1s old t1me but ton accord1on There were only two members of the class of 1955 that couldn't be 1n Pasadena Ca11f They were John Haakenson who was busy tra1n1ng for the O1ymp1c games and Jan1ce Anf1nson who was starr1ng 1n 'The Robe replay1ng the part she had 1n her h1gh school days It was rather d1sappo1nt1ng when It was all over and they had to p1le back 1nto the Junk all and ramble on towards home By the way they d1dn t make lt 16 -fri.: X I , . .Y . . . , . . . . , - , . a . , . . - , - ' 2 1 ' ' ' ' n . . - , ' 9 s ' , . s Q . a 1 l a 9 ' ' I - , . . 1 1 2 . , . . , . . . 1 . . . . 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' . .y is 1 0' Ks. -1 mvfd was Well Because of our love for suffer 1ng humamty and our generous nature we semors leave the follow1ng tra1t s wh1ch we cons1der to be qu1te valuable to those less fortunate I Marlys B r ende n w1ll my share of our lunches 1n chem1stry class to Ed1th Johnson Howard Johnson w1ll my qulet ways to Beulah Monson Alvmna Kjos w1ll my he1ght to Curt Johnson Harvey Matheson w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along w1thpeople to Fluffy Peterson Chr1st1ne Haugen w1ll my ha1r do to anyone who wan s It Lowell Haug w1ll my s1ze to Denn1s Peterson Jamce Anf1nson w1ll my blush to Harold Randall A1leen Fr1stad w1ll my muscles to Bernlce Myrvold Al Johnson w1ll my ab1l1ty to stay away from g1rls to J1m Nelson Carol Nelson w1ll my troubles w1th the deans to John Brandvold prov1d1ng he doesn't move 1nto the dorm that 15 I John Haakenson w1ll my ears large economy s1ze and my excellent hear 1ng ab1l1ty to Bob Dev1n I Joyce Ellefs on w1ll my tr1c, ks 1n the k1tchen to next year's pot and pan washer I Donald W1erson w1ll everythmg I have so I can make a clean start I V1v1an Sjule w1ll my expresslveness 1fthere 15 such a word to Palmer Brek hus Palmer has qu1te a b1t of h1s own but V1v was k1nd of anx1ous to get r1d of some I Lavon Solberg w1ll my Job m the k1tohen at Tr1n1ty Hosp1tal to Paul N1ssen We the entlre sen1or class w1ll our well known sp1r1t of hum1l1ty to the Jun1ors We dl1ke to g1ve the sophomores somethmg too but we need everyth1ng else we have The freshman need so much we couldn t beg1n to sat1sfy thelr needs so they'll have to get along by themselves To the much loved Fluffy we g1ve all the Atom Bomb perfume that w1ll go 1n to the pres1dent's off1ce To the faculty we leave the calm after the storm To next year's fr e sh ma n four wonderful years to look forward to at Dakota Lutheran 17 i l ' . 1 . 6 1 1 s D I, , ' ' . I, . . , . . . I, 7 . . . . . I, . . , . . - is . . L , . . . u I, . . , . . I, . . , . . . I, , . . . . . U I, Norman Hansen, will my gift of gab, to Ardis Peterson. I, , . . , . . u, n 4 , lu 6 , . , 1 , . . . , ' p I . f 4. n I u y 1 n - --- so. ,l t b I - . . . . . D . . . . I u a u 64664 M44 96014 66444 764m-a 0u4wimwiSelua 704442 To the Senior Class Where there 1S no vision men perish It lS a simple statement yet one upon which lives and the future of nations have been built V1s1on aspiration the forward look All of the really great men in history have moved toward the attainment of some goal World rulers have sought for the expansion of their boundaries men of science have aspired to a better world through their own mediums men and women of the medical profession have endeavored to r1d the world of pain and suffering through prevention and cure The Old Testament prophet spoke for the great Jahve They described His concern They sought to instill within the mind of their people a vision and an aspiration Aspire to God' Aspire for that the New Testament the Christ himself directs HIS people to asp1re to look for ward to the possibilities within life because of what the Christ has done for us Perhaps you will say the opportunities for young people have vanished That it 15 difficult to find or secure employment particularly of the type you want Never has there been an easy or quick solution to the employment problem You wonder what am I to do what is my place in society? You have been prepared to answer this question for yourself You have been taught to take a stand for what you know 1S right and true that youmust never remain silent when surrounded by the questionable You have been taught how to make your community a better place in which to live you have been taught that 1n whatever Job you have or do to do the best you know how You have been taught how to help others succeed You have been taught how to asp1re to life while others expect l1fe to come to them The future 'P Make the most of It Aspire to great things Seek for the high est you will always f1nd God there and He will help you Place your hand in His He will lead you and stay by you when the going gets tough Hold fast to what you have been taught The Word which will make you wise unto salvation May His benediction rest over you always Russell A Peterson 18 If g . If . 'Q P -A an - 1 P . . . . Z which is to come! Both Joel and Micah give this spiritual encouragement. In . . . . . , , , . I I 7 ' Y D ' , S - . . 3 . . . . Z , . I 2 . . , . . . 3 . xx, N x XX X X X, XX Q X f I S 'X Z Q Ogden Seated Edlth Johnson presxdent Standmg Erlmg Markusen treasurer James Davxdson VICE presldent Jewel Fossa secretary Our Fmanc 1a1 Gemus 5, -fv fir' 995 19 rg as 'H M Q-7 ! 1 'W 'irq .:::Ym 1 Pao X Orval Alveshere Harlow N Dak Malcolm Bagne Lakota N Dak John Brandvold Ryder N Dak James Davxdson AA TIOQS N Dak JoAnne Dodge Watford Cny N Dak Glenna E1v1ck I M1Ch1g3H N Dak Jewel Fossaa ,x Whxte Earth N Dak Harley Frantsen Kongsberg N Dak LaVerne Gulhckson Bened1ct N Dak Wm TO CRow P-BOUT? SOMETHING 20 Xe 51 -eww x., V It I4 if ' ' ' .,,! ff- , - . , o, 3- 'lg . 1 Q V Jim, K ' I ' . no afqx X l v . ix a . . . 9 NL ' , . . 1 o i- 'K 'E QT V Mn 1,5 . . . fax t ' '25, Q X Q ?vx . ' N' , fftx A ' 1 . . .W SN A l Q ki Y K 56 f 5 a , V 'wx 5- Q. w H14-Q T--5v, ?i:'JL. awp .v . 1 H -I , Curtxs Johnson Hartland N Dak Edxth Johnson Park Rlver N Dak Norma Henderson Mmot N Dak MarJor1e Hovde Mmot N Dak Sharon Karbowskx Palermo N Dak Norman Kjos W1111ston N Dak Erhng Markusen Denbxgh N Dak Bemrce Myrvold Ledger Mom Glenn Wxer Parshall N Dak I .5 so S 45 1 9 21 fi VJ --5 A , iff. Q' er P485 3? 11 Sopdannoukac Seated Edna Mae Nelson presldent Standmg Beulah Monson secretary Ernest C hr lst 1 a nso n vrce presrdent LaVonne Nelson treasurer fi.. 22 M' 1, AM- s We 0 X, Ernest Chrrstranson Maxbass N Dak i NY Truel Knutson Norma N Dak Q-as Nell Elvrck Mrchrgan N Dak '1- 'i 'Y' -1' Arlo Johnson Twrn Falls ldaho 'Q-0' Qu Karen Johnson Mrnot N Dak 'li John Kyllonen Mlldred Lynnes Beulah Monson Spearfrsh S Dak Rolette N Dak Bottrneau N Dak Trust ln the Lord w1th all thme heart and lean not unt hme own under standmg Thomas McNamara Keene N Dak Edna Mae Nelson Dunserth N Dak Q! LaVonne Nelson Glorxa Nlewoehner Clarxce Peterson Harolo Randall Dunseuh N Dak Deermg N Dak GI atF11 M '-7 N. Beverly Solberg Mmot N Dak ww ks, .fzz - ' I . ' Z - . If .A F, C 21 S Omaha Glenburn N Dak Lowell Stordahl Brady Montan? D1ana Stevahn Ray N Dak Ilene Tonneson 'W Mmot N Dak Lorna Thompson ,ji Benedlct N, Dak, 24 'ff f? CLASS OFFICERS Standmg James Nelson Treasurer Engelo Monson Presldent Seat ed Ardls Peterson Secretary Joyce Boyum Vxce Presldent ff? 2 M D394 How we really arel f36 I l f 25 Inmatron requrred work Spoons' Not shovels Answer honestly O K' honestly! Where are you? g The latest from Paris 26 Marvm Alveshere Harlow N Dak Too busy Barbara Jorgenson Bowman N Dak Colleen Karbowskl Palermo N Dak Darlene Kolden Roseglen N Dak Corrlne Borstad TIOQH N Dak ll K 9'1at Palmer Brekhus Norma N Dak Norman Rosseau Mrnot N Dak Joyce Boyum Conrad Montana Robert Devrn Mrnot N Dak 'RM Rlchard Halvorson Whlte Earth N Dak 6,-f' Constance Brandvold Ryder N Dak Ordean Fossaa Whlte Earth N Dak Ronald Hovde Mtnot N Dak P 'R' . . 4k R ff I, ' X . ' 1 l R 2 Q 'A ' Q . LA K ' f - 5 Q , l C A if . 4 '5 '+. 3 1 4 r - Y r fx F' ' , . . I 32 1 .V K-1 - , X I no ,T V 27 ff if K 4 4 .1 I , , 1, 5 . f' Engelo Monson Bottineau, N, Dak, Qs ST Dennrs Peterson Mohall N Dak 5--ur Ellen Serdel Wllhston N Dak Diane Sorenson Ross N Dak '11 + rs rx James Nelson Minot, N, Dak, Myrna Peterson Maxbass N Dak Carol Sletto Overly N Dak Judythe Strandberg Burlmgton N Dak I xi? Paul Nissen Newtown, N, Dak, 0? xdiml Davld Rendahl F111more N Dak Elame Solhelm Mrnot N Dak Lors Wall Carbury N Dak Ardis Peterson Antler N. Dak li -.r -J 2' 'A 'J W X 'Y 4 ,sss if ' , f-I 1 ,Aa ' I I A ll 1 N V' V 4 E X 4 s . Y' . . . ,, w P' -M -59 'J 5 , g 2, r lil ' ' 5 . . N , ' N-re N ' if Q J' ' N N ' 5 E UL-, . mi , fi v - - ' , . . n - . 28 Wwwwu 19 A Srandmg Coachl M1l1er J Nelson O Alveshere I Kyllonen L Stordahl E Markusen J Davldson O Fossaa Buslness Managers Seated G Wlerson D Wxerson C Johnson H Randall I Haakenson Coach M111er so ' 5 K we i Ci Ca Nejsoa ' ,fv- ' Aa--5' M 29 M W- - O , 3 nf o ' xi f ' n 1' N . . 2' A-.Q . , 5 Q Q 'YQ' x no V A' ' 9 a ' Monson John H Forward Harold Forward Q 14:5 ,fm IE gk V Curtrs Center 30 Q ' I - In ,r .. A .. ,... X . Q .' ,5 X ' . 5 '.rf'5..Z.- 1 ' via,--,1:':?r,' ' . 3 ':'x ' , , ' 'gg .fx X, -figexw' Q rl Don W Guard Glen W Guard Orval Forward John K Center Lowell S Forward 31 James Guard Truel Guard 34 5,444 sw ,Wa an Wg 74946 wdfvlfddd ?cg4t! ! 235 3 Candy anyone? No room down there so SPORTS PROGRP M Thls rs the ftrst year rn the htstory of Dakota Lutheran that we have had an rnterscho lastrc sports program We Jomed the southern half of dxstrlct 8 tn class B competrtton We played all our home games at the Swam Hall at Mmot State Teachers College or at the Mumctpal Audrtorrum We also played some games wrth Class C schools Whenever the team played a road game we rented two buses so that the rest of the students and faculty could attend On the frrst of February we got our own school bus Our team got darly practrce at the armory or at our gym whrch used to be the study hall but was re mode le d and now serves as our gym and chapel On Monday sthey got practrce at the YMCA SNAZZY EH' EEA ff l YEA 'YE 33 y X Q Q 'si D 4 Q? N ff' Bob Devm Dennrs Peterson Paul Nrssen Marvrn Alveshere Tom McNamara Ernest Chrrstranson 4p.mwiE viii DL BSquad Rah Rah RahV! Clarrce P Bermce M Sharon K 34 ,-hi I Sl 'Y . 55 ,ff .XY Sm. y 'f '-W f- ' , '-+ - T1 H -.,. A',, in-A . A, X Denms Paul Tommy Marvm Bo Ernest O Q 1555? ?L5f53 if Someone catch hlm qulckl Really takes muscles Up and over boy Sleady 81l'1S 37 P44 54 PLEASE, Mr. Cox ...... Study Hours'7'?'?'7'7'7 Just before open house 'F J Get behmd those ears What s wrong wtth the bed? Rare occaston Sleepmg beauty 38 fl' , w 1 rff fofzmqg Saawzdacpatffsmngwnzqgedzff A CAPPELLA CHOIR Row One D Stevahn C Haugen G Elvrck E Nelson B Monson C Nelson J Anfmson C Karbowskr Henderson A Kjos Row Two M Peterson C Borstad K Johnson C Peterson J Boyum I Tonneson Peterson V Sjule G Nrewoehner C Sletto R Ydsrre Drrector Row Three E Chrrstxanson L Gullxckson Brandvold L Solberg E Johnson M Hovde B Solberg R Hovde E Monson N Kjos Row Four I Nelson Elvrck I Haakenson L Srordahl O Alveshere H Frantsen M Bagne R Devrn E Markusen 39 D114 gazed Under the competent baton of Mr Riggs Opland, '52 graduate of Dakota Lutheran, our band was organized in the fall of 1954 Using the former home ec room as a practice room, the members are preparing for their first spring concert Row One Ardis Peterson Sharon Karbowskx clarrnets Paul Nissen Myrna Peterson saxophones Glenna Elvrck flute Row Two James Nelson comet Malcolm Bagne trumpet Carol Sletto comet Ernest Chris transon tuba Ne1lElv1ck French horn Lowell Hang trombone Standlng Colleen Karbowskr snare drum 40 Joyce Bfoyumi bass drumg lliggs Opland,' Director. , ' . ' ' , Es., n T1 3 is Left to rlght Harley Frantsen Nell Elvxck John Haakenson Erhng Markusen JUSTA! Q56 f O Left to rxght Carol Nelson Beulah Monson Jamce Anflnson Edna Mae Nelson Left to nght- C o r r 1 n e B o r s t a d, Joyce Boyum, Left to nght: Edxth Johnson, Vlvnan Syule, Chnstme Colleen Karbowskx Haugen 41 s ' s Q 'f s . . A . Li' , T 4-Q. . ' L . ' . Mr I 2. 5 ! E A.. I X 'V ', TS I I , - s ' A ' 5 7 . -A s x 0 X . N .IA Chrrstmas Candle Lrghtmg Servxce New Chapel Pastor F Olderr Prayer and Prarse Week speaker Fall 1954 Dorm Devotrons fbfe l Prarse We Srng to Thee' fFounder s Day 19555 Mrssron Crusaders Offlcers Pastor Peterson Founder s Day 4-Aff Student Fellowshrp Student Chapel 43 Q DAKOTA LUTHERAN Q 1, 'fa nl' N l1nx1XLL XUI I1 SCHOOL NAME CHANCE T0 DAKCTA LIITH ACADEMY D L A INITIAFES NEW SDOR I'S PROGRAM Pastor Peterson Named to Preezdenty Seated NormanH Edrtor Standmg Orval A Ernest C Busrness Managers Seated: Al, Marlys Jewel, Bud Standmgg Don, Joyce, Norma, Harvey, Alvmna 44 . ,N ,.,.. -, wr- .t , Y- -' S x Q s, - A. , ' zf. L5 ,u - 3' fi f 41' 1. s , n .q - 7 ,V j, M: . 1 '-' gjfw .4 :jf , 's '- .','l:'t v ,Q Af' .Le .1 , Ai,'3,f 5 S' 5, '11 35 lg Lg V QQQQQQ, 5 ,M 77 , - - : Ulik, -6 X '7 L - ' fr Q fs' C Q - .W J , ' T- y 7 E .. e X ' 'I X . 04 if : 1 160' 1. ,-I ..A' 5 1 ' , ' A ,N Q 2 . A: , , : Z . ' - . Z .. 4 , 'I' . . 1 ,, 7 . 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E 441-- : 5 - TV 'Tk L' T5 tj --rt . sz? -.ks - u n ' t Fx L C... -, 2 Meet Hlm m the mormng A11 wet' V -4 ' f 0408 Preparauon for the HOPE chest TN... www' a I usually get up at 6 30 but PM I 5IUdY1US '7 Dry behmd the ears9'?'7 40 CAST Row One C Nelson Samantha Adams N Hansen, Hastmgs J Anfmson Alexa McCol1y H Frantsen Hrlary Laurens S Karbowskr Hett1eBreckenr1dge H Randahl Mr Alvord Row Two D Wrerson IV Dunn D Stevahn Mrss Mowbray D Sorenson Maudre Dunn B Monson Mary Perkrns McComb Mrss Hovde Dlrector But I drdn t have a heart attack' Please Mr Dunn Row One V Sjule Student Dlrector E Johnson Pro mpte r C Peterson Make up Row Two T Knutson Stage Manager 46 A Johnson C Johnson Business Ma nagers T McNamara Stage Manag e Center Hovde D1 rector 7 , C: Haugen,'Mrs. Reedg R. ,De'vin, Diclr Laurens. , - I , - : L 1: ' ' - Deanna 66444 We Learn How I speak for Democracy' Norman H 54 55 Wmner The Fmrshed Product Backstage The Robe Sprrng 1954 47 L f' 'v--- W' Paul I Ydstle Monday mourn es su that s my baby Shoe shme boy James and his gal Norman gets a voice lesson? Ded1catory Address Pastor Lloyd A B Nelson Orgamst Harry B Welhver Soloxsts Mrs H B Klldahl Ir Mrs R I Ydsue March 10 1955 49 Service of Dedication: Pastor Elwyn Nissen Pastor C Russell Johnson Mrssronary rn Madagascar Pastor Joel T Pederson Pastor of the Walhalla Lutheran Church Walhalla North Dakota Pastor John Watne Missionary, The Sudan, French Cameroun, West Africa Pastor Harold Martrnson Mrssronary to Chrna Pastor Loren Spauldmg P a s to r to the Indlans 1n the North D a k o t a Drstnct of the Evangehcal Luthe ran Church I-hs home 15 at Pastor T A Thompsen Promouon and Board Representative Board of Home M1ss1ons and Church Extensron ofthe Evangelxcal Lutheran Church Pastor Henry W Roufs Pastor of the Landa Lutheran Pansh Ianda North Dakota If these can go we can go fSenxor Class ralses money for Sk1p Day i .sf li 1 Rona, ' Y 51 cktez 4 QAQA 5- ,, x nfl, fr :L 'A Xx f W1 r and over Here we come Easy way up Get to work 41-J W-vs -L in R Q Trppmg Where s the food 52 found ,-Moa: l5 ' 544046 53 MILK COTTAGE CHEESE ICE CREAM BUTTER rlclqeman CREAIVIERIE MINOT NORTH DAKOTA P O BOX 1067 DIAL 41 109 Northern Bottling Co QQ X SENIOR JIM AND FQESHMAN POLLY SWAMPED WITH HOMEWORK STOP TO SAY BUT GOLLY SEVEN UP some RATES AN A Mlnot North Dakota Complzments o SERVICE PRINTERS Wm H Brekken Prop Book and Catalog Work Dlrect Maul Specialties Small Publlcutlons Dual 48 271 I03 West Central Avenue Cnty Bakery Vlola 8. Olger Barsness IO Mann St S 20 II6 Minot N Dak CAKE DECORATING SPECIALISTS eIlclous Bread Cakes Co k R II o les o s Mlnot North Dakota Complunents FUR 1 gglflfnou , XCLUSIYE -SPUWS 'WP M,,40T5 6 as nnsr sr sw MIIKDT N.D W H Westlle Motor Company Authorized DeaIer Sales and Service img A Phone 61 158 Mmot North Dakota k ft XYIWNNY Z I uf 5 uf? W' ev 'S I' ' NN o I? ,,,-kkx il - ff' . X O S 1 Division of Land O'l.akes Crcameries. Inc. IE ARE HARD TO GET- . I , . 1 1 I 1 f' . ' ' I ' 2 ' . . Ph. - ' D . . - - . - of 1 Northwest Proiector and Film Supply Rgmine lmplemeng Co, M b h Minot' North Dakota ax ass, Nort Dakota See 8. Drive the All New 1955 Best Wishes Motoramtc Chevrolet Frosaker Motor Company KLPM Mmm North Dokom The Frlendly Voice ofthe Mag: Crt H Moms Borstad Attorney at Law Tioga North Dakota Northwest Bookstore M1HOt'l: F1sher Farm Supply M1HOt:l:'l: Jacobson 8: Fugelso Mmtotlf Lawrence Schoenberg Mohallif Ivan Peterson Maxbassltf-f Beaver Palace M1HOt'l: Purlty Da1ry M1not'l0l' C1ty Market M1HOt3li Mxnot Gas Co M1not'lf Slorby Stud1o M1not'l' Asplunds C1ty Serv1ce M1not'l' Jay's Men Store M1not'lK Serv1ce Drug M1not4' Cut Rate Mmoti Brooks Beauty Shop Mmotfl' Asplunds Garage M1HOt'l' Mmot Hxde 81 Fur M1not'4' Ward County Independent M1HOt:lc B 8: B Plumb1ng 8: I-Ieatmg M1nOt'l' Mmot Lumber Co M1not'l lf B Sz B Drug M1notW' JERQ: A TN YO 0 fff Bray s Cleaners Mmotif Oswald Kjos W11l1ston'l' St Paul's Lad1es A1d W11l1ston 'low' W1ll1StOH Rural Brotherhood W1111s ' . . .C .Y U NL ' J . 1 ,- v A 2xN g I -ff'-a.Q . , . Melvin Haakenson, Maxbassflolf ' ' , ' , - q , , X ton? Saunders Drug Co M1not'9f M1not Drug Mmottlf Thompson Larson M1not'l' Paul Haakenson Maxbassflf Adam Stevahn Rayalclf Bob Parker Ray Art Johnson Hartland? N1ck Tonneson Newburg John Tonneson M1H0t'l' Berthold Farmers Un1on Berthold? Ole Fossaa Wh1te Earth? Krebsbach M1not'l' Ell1son's Store M1not'l' Ehte Studlo Mmot'l' Farmers Un1on M1not'M' lEach 4' represents S5 O01 O11 C QC' Z, WW. 5-ww 56 Aviv M . ,fx I-1 X