Dawson County High School - Dawsonian Yearbook (Glendive, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1952 volume:

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Bill and Dick, as they were affectionately called by their classmates and friends, would have been members of the Senior and Sophomore classes. It is with a feeling of sadness--be- cause we miss them- -yet of deep friendship, that we leave this book to their memory. W 4 OUR DMINISTRATORS WINSTON W. WETZEL, Principal B.A.. Westman College, Le Mars, Iowa M.S.. Iowa State University, Iowa City, Iowa Mr. Wetzel dictates to his secretary, Myrtle Doebler, who is also clerk of the school board. Mr. Wetzel, in addition to his busy school life, also finds time to be an active participant in community affairs. ALVIN THORSON, Ass't. Principal B.A,, Concordia College, Moorhead, Minn. M.A., University of Wyoming, Laramie. Wyoming Mr. Thorson has the tedious job of finding out why Mary stayed home on Monday last week and why Bill forgot to check out with the office 4th period. Con- ferences with students, keeping records, teachers' meetings, etc., keep his day full. 1 r 7 - X 551 .,., ' I T 'A I 5 If fx G 1 ,rw -lf' all 3 : MM, rec- 4' f 1 I I- Sw ffff ps 1 Q ' A it ...L , 1' A 5 WS a . i f sfya ' - kv I ..... A , HARVEY A. LARSON, Dean of the Junior College B.S., University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Mr. Larson has done a great deal to increase the enrollment of the day and night classes in the Junior College. Many cultural advantages are offered to the residents of Glendive through this program. AS WE ERE THE Shirley Ginger Lois Kathryn Myron Betty Naida Lorraine Marilyn . EEE, I A . U E.-gzl' - fn. m, . L Pr Ellen Beth Marilyn Norma Jean , . V -:au mf-,:V.h:,.f V A, 3 , ,. . if ,L -.em W , 2 wan., .rf A E ... , 'Q L, i Laverne Bob Lillian Dale Barbara I Jewell Wilma l - ' Beverly I. eff' H r A , y y , n Q i ,i A X X -5 1 Nm :fa Y rf fm., 1 QW, . . , Clarence V, 3 V Q by Ralph ' Yrr A l Q 5 fif' 'lf ' I Donna Leona Kathleen 7 Mary Lou M.. 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Marilyn Martin ,M ' z 2 , S 2 xg ' Keith iigiiiiggfg igxijggg coueen 'tw ., ..., Q., ,ll if M Esther Joyce WMM A' . J S imba? 9 N ..., .W , , Y W1 718 33 9 T9 ir H 'V - fi 'L Margaret Gertrude Ernest Patty Joan Audree 8 AS WE ARE NOW CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Kim Potter Marta. Bjornevik Naida Kampschror Marilyn Scherting SPONSORS Jane Carey Margaret Mc Lay A M V ,Q I IW w - ' ,gc wg, 5g,g,.h,-MF , ,X Q. - QW, tm.-ffm :- sff:x:r:::.: . 5- rifle ' SW 9 'ii!Ef1:i f 11' 1 fy mg ,jqfgf!gi?gvg'lE t- ,,,. ... 3 . f GEORGE BERES Budweiser Choir lg Glee Club lg Float Comm. 2,3,4g Herald 35 Philans 3,4g Science 8: Camera Follies 3g Dickinson Central High School 1. wawx 4 r V A l , I l 5,58 , K is 1 sl X, 7 V, ,uw Yvlassflgz ... K X :EB Jw 2 - , M f lgHfl'is 'f1 'i X T tial., DE, 1 '1 fi it x i s S A35 l 2 M3ff'.ar1-fm- ' W - wi: - ffl 9 I IBM F1 if fi Maw N ml Jgm ll as I 9, at di K X In stnaglsmkze K f a2wSwf?'fs, nf P 1 . 4. X . .. .im . ,- NH -- ,f,ft,1ls,..: V I M f-,, . M We lnzg. .1:'fts'g,:., X nf I : 151 f Q aw me . 5597 4 k-.r azlfimiltswl: ' f H 2224 iif'f?K'ii -'Ar Dawson Club 43 DON BERKEY Football B 2, A 3,45 Basketball B 1,2, , 4g Track 1,2,3,4g Vice Pres, 2,3g Dawsonian 4g Key Club 3,4g Letterman's Club 2,3,4g Student Council 4: Kidi Day 2.3g Follies 2,3g Vice Pres. Letterman's Club 4. MARTA BJORNEVIK Norsky Vice Pres. 4g Dawson Herald 4, Detons, 3,4gG.A.A, 2g Student Council 4g Science and Camera Club 43 Girl's State Governor 3. MARGARET BOE Margie Choir l,2,4g Twirlers l,2,3,4g F,H,A, 1,2,3,4 2,4g Treas. F.H.A. 3, g Follies .,: ,Q -1 .su 1-:wwml ' S af zif'..lf,2s,1-tg'mg5 QQ. 4 - Qilgaf 1 l ., ,W . . BETH ALBRECHT G.A.A. lg F.H.A. 1,2. LOIS JEAN AMUNDSON Jeannie Dawsonian 4g Dawson Herald 4gPhi1a1'1S 3,43 Follies 4. DALE ANDERSON Andy Football B 25 Track 3g Treas. 3gKids Day 4g Powell Wyo. 1. DONALD BASTA Track l,2,3. ,adv PATRICIA BROST Pat F.H.A, 2,35 Follies 4. ARTHUR BROWNELL Art Basketball 1,25 Choir 3,45 Glee Club 45 Kids Day 45 Follies 3,4. JE WELL BRUMFIELD Bru1'n1T1y Band 1,2,3,45 Choir3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45Junior Senior Prom Comm. 35 Float Comm. 45 Dawsonian 45 Philans 2,3,45G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Student Council 45Kids Day 45 Choir Librarian 4. RONALD BUCK Ronnie Dawson Herald 35 Tridents. -' ,, gms,f,f,,'QQf5Q2'g2ffQtf3Q Wgiif 'wwxilltg 2 .1 L 5 3 ,,,. , .55,,asl,,s 35 gqt,Qgsf1fzq ,-1,4 5 as , ,. . gjzgxsf , ily , 1 ' ,us w e WS ,ff ..,. 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A 3,45 Track Mgr. 2,3,45 Choir 45 Pres. 35 Dawsonian 45 Key Club 3,45 Philans 2,3,45 Letter- man's Club 2,3,45 Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Science 8: Camera Club 3,45 Follies 2,3,45 Boys State 35 Key Club Sec. 45 Lette-rman's Club Sec. Treas. 4. ROSELLA IACOBSON Dolly Choir 45 F,l-l.A. 45 Follies 45 Ada High School, Ada. Minn. 1,25 Basketball A 1.2. NAIDA KAMPSCHROR Mae Band 1,25 Choir 1,25 Pep Band 25 Sec. 1,45 Treas. 35 Prom Comm. 35 Float Comm. 3,45 Dawsonian 45 Philans 2,3,45 Detons 3,45 G,A.A, 1,2,3,45 Student Council 25 Nat'l Honor Society 3,45 Kids Day 45 Follies 2,3,45 Alternate to Girls State 35G.A.A. Treas. 3, Vice Pres. 4, VERNA KAUL Choir 45 Glee Club 45 Dawson Herald 45 Follies 4. NORA KOLBERG Dawsonian 35 F.H.A. 3,4, DONALD HARTZE Dor1 Philans 45 Follies 3,4. ALICE HOHENSEE Frenchie Band 1,25 Choir 2,3,45 Follies 3,4 ALICE IVERSON ARLENE IVERSON ESTER JOYCE KONIG Smiles Choir 4g Glee Club lg F.H.A. l,2,3g Follies 4g Terry High School 1. MARIORIE KUTZLER Twirlers 1,2,3,4g Philans 2,3g G.A.A. l,3,4g Cheer- leader 45 Kids Day 4g Follies 2,3,4g Queen Attend- ant 4g Dawsonian 4. ELLEN LENZ Choir 3,4g Glee Club 3,45 Plllla1'1S 45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Follies 3,4, KEITH LEWIS Football B 1.2, A 3,45 Track 1,2,3,4g Prom Comm 33 Dawson Herald 3, Sports Editor 4g Letterman's Club 3,43 Follies 3, f v?m','f:m.1f'-ij gan, ' at ,Clif . . M- -.z1FJFi? ffi'W7 ' , ' VIRGINIA MAE LINNELL Ginny Choir 3,4gGlee Club 3g F.H.A. 3,4gFollies 3,4gGrand Forks Central 1.2. KATHLEEN LOVAAS Kay Glee Club 35 Prom Comm. 35 Float Comm. 4gG.A.A. l,2,3.4g Follies 2,3g G.A.A. Sec. 4. ROBERT LYE BOb BETH MCTIGUE Bessie Choir 2,3,4g Dawsonian 4g Philans 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1.2, 3,4g F.H.A. 1,2,3,4g Kids Day 45 Follies 3,43 F.H.A. Point Chairman 2,3g G.A.A. Senior Representative 4. BEVERLY ANN MORRISON Bev Ayr, North Dakota l,2,3, KEITH MULLET Willie Football B 1,25 Basketball B 15 Choir 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,35 Science Sc Camera Club 4. COLLEEN MURPHY Choir 1,45 Glee Club 3,45 Dawsonian 45 Dawson Herald 4: Pl'1i1-HHS 3.4: G.A.A. l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Science Sc Camera Club 3,45 Follies 3,45 Camera Club Sec. Treas. 35 Tennis Club 4. VIRGINIA NEMITZ Ginger F.H.A. 35 Follies 2,3, MARILYN MILLER Pres. 25 Sec. 35 Prom Comm. 35Cheerleader l,2.3,45 Student Council Treas. 45 Follies 25 Queen 3, Attend- ant 4. CURT MILNE Football B 1, A 2,3,45 Basketball B 1.2, A 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Dawsonian 45 Key Club 2,3,45 Letter- man's Club 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Kids Day 2,35 Follies 2,35 Letterman's Club Pres. 45 Key Club Vice Pres. 3, Treas. 4. MARY LOU MOHR Morski Band 1,25 Choir l,2,3,45 Pep Band l5Prom Comm. 35 Dawsonian 45 Philans 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Cheer- leader 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Kids Day 35 Fol- lies 3,43 Queen Attendant 45 Choir Pres. 45 Student Council Sec. 4. MARTIN MONSON Mons Football A 3,45 Basketball B 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Letterman's Club 3.4. - .ua .w 5--r mu-F-Aww-14w:Mgnm1cM:'f-2-null BARBARA NIS SELIUS Babs Choir 3.4gGlee Club 4g Dawson Herald 4gF.H.A. 1,2 3,4g Student Council 4g Follies 3g F.H.A. Sec. 3, DUANE NOVADOVICH Dewey Philans 4g Follies 3,4, BETTY OFFT Offtie Choir 3,4g Float Comm. 3,4g Prom Comm. 3g Daw- sonian 4g Philans 3,4gG.A.A. 1,2,3,4g F.H,A. 1,2,3,4 Follies 2,3,4g Choir Sec. Treas. 4g F.H.A. Historian3,4 LORRAINE OSTBY Ozzie Choir l,2,3gGlee Club 2,3gDawsonian 4g F.l-l.A. 1,2 Follies 3,4. sfffiii 5' -,ssl sz , ' iw- Q , UE '?f ' . V as 47355 -:' ' MP. 41. 22 :, ' .L -'-- . - g X GERTRUDE PALEN Gert Twirlers 1,2,3,4g Prom Comm. 3g Dawsonian 4g Philans 2gG.A.A, l,2,3,4gKids Day 45 Follies 2,3,4gQueen 4. OPAL JOYCE PAYNE Rusty Livingston High School l,2,3g Choir 35 Glee Club 3. DONNA PETTERSEN PeIeS Choir 4g Follies 2,4. LAVERN PETTERSEN Track 2,3g Dawson Herald 4. KATHRYN RUDDY Kay Band 1.2.35 Choir 25Orchestra l,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Dawsonian 35 Philans 2,35 F.H,A, 1,2,3,4. MARILYN SCHERTING Choir 45 Treas. 45 Dawsonian 3, Business Mgr. Daw- sonian 45 Philans 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Follies 2,3,45 F,H.A. Parlimentarian 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, District Pres. 4, National Convention Estes Park, Colo. BOB SCHLICHT Football B 1, A 2,3,45 Basketball B l,2, A 3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Treas. l5DaWS01'1ia1'1 45 Key Club 2,3,45 Letterman's Club 2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Nat'l Honor Society 3,45Kids Day 3,45 Follies 2,35 Student Council Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Key Club Pres. 4, ARLENE SCHULTZ. KIM S. POTTER M1'. Potts Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Pres. 45 Dawsonian 45 Dawson Herald 35 Key Club 2,3,45 Philans 2,3,45 Student Council 25 Electricians 1,2,3,45 Science Sc Camera Club 2,45 Kids Day 2.4, Mayor 45 Follies 35 Drum Major 4, WILMA RAILEY Choir 1,35 Dawsonian 45 Philans 2,3,45G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Follies 35G.A.A. Student Executive 45 Float Comm.35 Prom Comm. 3. JOAN REED Band 1,25 Choir l,2,3,45 Dawson Herald 3, Assistant Ed. 45 F.H.A, 15 Follies 2,3. y MARYLIN REYNOLDS Choir 35 Prom Comm. 35 Float Comm. 3,45 Dawsonian 45 Philans 2,3,45Detons 3,45G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Science Sa Camera Club 45 Kids Day 45 Follies 2,3,45 G.A.A. Vice Pres. 3, Class Represenative lg Camera Club Librarian 45 Detons Pres.45 Alternate to Girls State 3. WY' DONNA SCHULTZ Choir 1,2,35 Prom Comm. 3,45 Float Com. 3,45 Dawsonian 3,45 Dawson Herald 3,45 Detons 3,45 G, A.A, 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Follies 45 Journal Pow-Wow, Missoula 35 G.A.A. Sec. 35 Assoc. Ed.of Dawsoniang Dawson Herald Ed. 4. GRACE SCHULTZ Gracie Dawsonian 3,45 Philans 3,45 F,H.A. 3,45 Follies 2,35 Dawsonian Editor 4. MYRON SCHULTZ Schultzie Band 25 Choir 3,45 Glee Club 45 Nat'l. Honor Soc- iety 3,45 Kids Day 45 Boys State 35 Speech Contest 2,3,4. RAYMOND C. SIEGLE Ray AUDREE SIVERTS Sara Tennis 1,2,45 Prom Comm. 35 Float Comm. 3,45 Dawsonian 45 Detons 3,45 G.A,A, 1,2,3,45 Point Chairman 1, Pres. 3, Treas. 45 Follies 45 Girls State 35 Student Council 45 Detons Treas. 35 Vice Pres. 15 Tennis Club Vice-Pres. 4. SHIRLEY M. SKILLESTAD Ski11y Detons 3,45 F,H.A, 1,2,35 Kids Day 1. LOIS SKOGAS Lebanon, Washington 1,25 Glee Club 25 Girls League 1 2 FRANKLYN I. SOARE Frankie Football B 2, A 35 Basketball B 1,25 Track 1, 25 Band 1,2,35 Choir 2,3,45 Orchestra 1,2,35 Pep Band 1,2,35 Kids Day 45 Follies 2,3,4. CHARLES TERRY Chuck E' nwaco, washingzbrr 15 Football A 45 Track 3,45 Letterman's Club 4. BRADLEY WARD Brad Football B 1,2, A 3,45 Basketball HB 1,2, '-A 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,4. DANNY WEIDNER Swede Philans 4. SHIRLEY WESTLUND G.A.A. 1.2,3,45 Follies 4. DARRELL SPENCER Spence Dawson Herald 45 Key Club 3,45 Philans 2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 45 Kids Day 45 Follies 2,3,4. NORMA JEAN STARR Star Glee Club 35 Detous 3,45 G,A.A, 1,2,3,45 Follies 2, 3,45 Detons Vice-Pres. 3, Treas. 45 G.A.A. Rep. 2. ERNEST STENMARK Ernie Tennis 1,3,45 Choir 45 Dawsonian 45 Philans 2,3,45 Philans Pres. 45 Student Council 1,3,45 Nat'l. Honor Society 3,45 Camera Club 45 Kids Day 3,45 Vice- Pres. Nat'1. Honor Society 3. LaBONNA STONER Bonnie Choir 45 F.H,A, 45 Follies 4. 1, .f. , ..,. 4 LEWIS WILLIAMS Lew Key Club 2,3,4. Sec. 45 Montana District Sec. 4: Student Council 2,4: Electricians 3,4g Tridents 2g Camera Club 2g Follies 3,4. JAMES WISEMAN Jim Football B 1, JAMES WITT Jim Camera Club 4g Kids Day 4. r u. msn? swanxmmsanmwmmxneilmnimslwaWF!ti,Jw:sw.+3 QV his as , LEONA MAE ZABROCKI Glee Club 2g F,H.A. 1.35 Miles City, Montana 2 CLARENCE ZIMBELMAN Zombie I9 AS WE WILL BE ......... In 1971, we find the seniors of '52 a representative group from top professions in the business and professional world. Laverne Pettersen is the president of the Farmers' Insurance Company with Leona Zabroci as his private secretary. Grace Schultz and Jean Amundson are secretaries to the President of the U.S. Alice and Arlene Iverson are married to twin boys and are raising twin boys and girls. Relieving Jerry Lewis, we find Ralph Granner on the New York stage. Danny Weidner is running a Charleston dancing school with no more dance training than he had in the Follies of 5l. Kim Potter is announcing at KXGN, treading the funnies to the kiddies every Sunday morningl. Out on the farm, we find Wilma Railey and Norma Jean Starr each with six apiece, Qkids that isl. Going into the college scene, we find Curt Milne, Don Berkey and Bob Schlicht coaching at Yale, Southern Cal, and Harvard respectively. Barbara Nisselius and Keith Mullet are opening in the Metropolitan opera Carmen. Jewell Brumfield and Kathleen Lovaas are stars of the burlesque. Audree Siverts and Shirley We stlund are vying for the position of physical education teacher at DCHS. Marylin Reynolds was voted the most typical backfence gossip of the year. Ellen Lenz,is taking the place of Petty, painting the famous Petty girls. Known as a famous hair stylist in England, Beth McTigue is kept busy. Shirley Skillestead and Marilyn Miller are still competing for top soda-jerk honors. James Witt is now speaker of the House of Representatives. Ray Siegle, Jim Fronall, and Robert Lye are top farmers in the state of Montana. Don Basta won national acclaim when he won the United States Motorcyle Race at a speed of 300 miles an hour. Matinee idol of a million women is Frankie Soare, now appearing in Lover's Holiday at the Rose Theater. Lewis Williams and Jim Wiseman are partners in an electrical shop. Ernie Stenmark and Marilyn Scherting are in Africa searching for a rare material Ernie needs to finish his rocket to the moon. Dale Anderson is the main autioneer at the Glendive Bull Ring. In the Montemarte in Paris, we see Rosella Jacobson, Alice Hohenese, and Colleen Murphy dancing the French Can-Can. Margie Kutzler and Gertrude Palen are models in New York. George Beres is the proprietor of a shoeshine parlor in Hodges. Darrell Spencer is prospering as a famous criminal lawyer. Margaret Bow is still un- decided as to which boy to settle down with. Duane Novakavich is the owner of a brewery. Lois Skogas and Arlene Schultz are head telephone operators in Richey. Virginia Nimitz and Lillian Ebelt are raising Future Farmers of America. Still in the sanitation department at the hospital, we find Mary Lou Mohr and Naida Kampschror. Kay Ruddy is on trial for embezzling funds from the Credit Bureau. Editor of the New York Times is Donna Schultz. Pat Brost is the manager of the N,P, Depot lunchroom. Betty Offt and her husband are rejoicing over the birth of -- another oil well on their land. Bradley Ward is a pitcher on the Boston Red Sox team. Clarence Zimbelmen and Martin Monson are scout leaders for the nation. Art Brownell has risen to the rank of Chief of Police. Ronald Buck is the manager of the gas station in Bloomfield. Beth Albrecht and Beverly Morrison are teaching roller skating in Chicago. Joan Reed is living comfortable in Richey with her husband. Pete Geiger and Don Hartze are the Mr. America's of '70 and '7l. The most eligible bachelor in Glendive is Keith Lewis. Verna Kaul is an animal trainer in the Barnum and Bailey circus. LaBonna Stoner is taking Miss Emerson's place at DCHS. Lorraine Ostby is the last of the red hot mamas. Donna Peterson is modeling Jantzen bathing suits. Opal Payne is the principal of DCHS. Virginia Linnell is a secretary in the Miles City bank. Esther Konig went south of the border to teach the Mexicans to dance. And Myron Schultz has become a foreign minister. He is now in Russia conferring with Joe Stalin Jr. fn Class Officers President ..... . . Shirley Millard Vice-President . . . . . B111 Milne Secretary . . . ..... Dick Bjelland Treasurer . . ........... Mary Lucy Shillingron Sponsors: . . . . . Clara J. Emerson,Richard McMu11in 7. JU IORS -Q R , M Wayne Adams Richard Bjelland Maureen Cantwell Marian Dowson ? P! KK I Erwin Babcock Dennis Basra Francis Berres Bernard Bidwell l Norman Brehm Donna Jean Broe Marlene Brost Danny Burnosky l 1 Gail Colby Dana Cuxrens Lenore Dietz Ray Dinardi Mary Ann Dye Robert Eiden Roberta Eiden Alvin Erikson funn-W qr Ngwk ig. Richard Fager Georgeina Frelich Donna German Harry Green Terry Gress Mary Lou Hagensron Donald Harkin Darlene Heimbuch Robert Heuerman Carolyn Hill Louse Holland Karen Holzworth Kenneth Hoole Peter Jarding Verle Jones Marian Kalloch Marlene Kelly Ann Lawrence DeMarise LeSueur Robert Lewis A . ,1 ' V ' fxfar :miami Donna Lovaas Jim McGaughey Patty Marman Iaqueline Marty Mary Lee Melrose Shirley Millard Bill Milne Paul Morasko Betty Lou Nelson Mary Louise Nelson Nancy Neptune Shirley Nickels Ann Overlie Patricia Patterson Robert Peterson Jerry Pfau Bob Richey JoAnn Rilla John Scharff John Scheitlin 93' 411 LeRoy Sevier ' Ronald Shevela Mary Lucy Shillington Kenneth Skillestad Hazel Spencer Michael Sundling Virginia Svingen Harold Temple Wilma Tierz Julia Ann Vorhies Sonja Vey Walseth Kathleen Watson Myrtle Widrnan Lorene Wilken Mary Ann Wilkens i Wilson Williams Leighton Ziegler N Q' QU' ,Y 5,1 .Mal .O ve' f M Vkirrr VKX.iK,,., Ifil out I if' 53 I I A11 dressed up. e :,A d Love Life but where to? 1fW'5?5? 2 553, O ' Cold Out? OOO! I got a Get your The Date! Sweetheart Bread! C1211 Who 's The Sweetie, Middle Man? Ain't love grand! Mad Mau Potts 26 Clas s Officer s President .... . . Jack Beres Vice-President . . . . . . Marilyn Duro Secretary . . . ........ I0-'IH EYSI Treasurer . . . . .Clara Jane Scherger Sponsor: . . ..... Jack Malone SOPHO ORE Ira! , Patricia Amundson, Phyllis Anderson, Jack Beres, Tommy Boje, Delores Bold, Joann Bren, Dick Bryant, Jimmy Brown, Mary Alicia Carey. Rodney Carpenter, Richard Chrest, Lyla chupp, Mary Collier, Sandra Crane, Helen Deweese, Curtis Dietz, Marilyn Duro, Keith Ebelt. Joan Eyer, Darrell Glasscock, Bill Graves, Robert Grundhauser, Patricia Haas, Julliann Hagenstan, Richard Hampton, Patricia Harstad, Joan Hartse. Elton Hartze, Larry Heimbuck, Ronald Herigstad, William Herrington, Betty Highland, Eugene Himes, James Houck, Anne Hughes, Darlene Jacobson. Mary Rae Jarding, Norman Jimison, William Johnson, Norman Kampschror, Shirley Kemb1e,Jerry Klein, Suzanne Koch, Lois Kolberg, Shirley Konig. Virginia Konig, Yvonne Koschel, Harold Lassle, Delmer Layman, Marilyn Lefor, Leota Lillie, Margaret Mickelson, Marily Rae Miller. Edith Milne. f , -, ,r 'ali' ll: ' -I .- fl .rss n 41.-,frm-2' Marlene Millner, Allan Morrison, Marlin Mullet, Harold Nerhus, Joyce Norman, Joan Olson, Joyce Olmstead, Darrel Ost. Marilyn Ostby. Gail Palen,Richard Pettersen,Robert Polivka, Conrad Pritchard,Dorothy SandstIom,Martin Sarver, Clara Jane Scherger, Joan Scherting. Robert Scherting. Alyce Mae Schoengarth, Bob Searer, Shirley Siegle, JoAnn Soare, James Soiland, Martin Steiner, John Sterhan, Grace Storlie, LeRoy Tietz. Donald Tomalino, Shirley Trulock, Robert Turner, Sharon Uhlich, Karen Undem, David Utterback, Robert Venn Raymond Walseth, Verna Widman. Mary Pat Wiechard, Michael Williams, Shirley Williams, Ralph Williamson, Ray Zimdars. 1-W ,,,, iv as 94 WN, fc? 1' T 9 . fu X, Follies! This Darn E-E-E-E-K Class! The Quartette Tomorrow We Get To Say Cheese and OI16. TWO. Three Tear It Down Look Busy Ouch! Be-Boppers Counting Ballots Who 's Off Key, For Kid's Day Ralph 30 Class Offl cers F R E S H . . . . . Gary Nelson Elaine Montgomery Donna Mae Hubbard . . . . . Fred Nelson . . . Jack Kjelsirup 31 i . ,L VV i V ,,., V. ?j V In in riil S Glhs l , l is -ff ? 'A at ' , k j , 'G' . 3 , ' i M , 5 W VX: X 'X Y r Q if' I ' K' A ig -I V' - ' -1L.' I '- a- a W 'Y' f I . A? AL, is I S -az!! ' if W ' C g Qg, , . , lp L,, , f 'fri - swf? ' if ,. , jx: S 4 j Y m 2 .. . ., , . r , ., wi A ,, I, .,, ,, In A gh S 'Wm K is 5, 1 ,L . ,. 5 .1 lv' : W' ' K V fri igiiiyrgazf L' ir' ykyk ,ef V VV Ty- V yr v Lv V' . ' 1 ', I a 'L,1 , L, f IVQEEZE' lssl H, Y 'S ' ' B B ' ' S X 'N Qi, Aff ., , ,. ,, , , as f-'r nzfl L,I,..i. 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LaVonne Hartz, Jean Holm, Beatrice Holzwarth, Berniece Holzworth, Arlene Howard, Donna Hubbard, June Isaacson, Ronald Kaufman, Agnes Kaumbach, Leora Kemble, Shirley LaPage,Don Lee,Virginia McGaughey, Mildred McCormies,Luther Magelssen, Walter Malkuch, Mervin Meid- inger, Paul Meissner, Robert Miller, Terry Miller, , , ,, , , ,ii - x-.rsv. mar1lea ,gf f sr - 4.0 'QP -Q 3, pw 'WJ' was S 'M 3 mis , , IN - vw ,,E:. M te. tif- We 2 if is , . : Jf f . r - V J' x' ' J, J - A inf, ,mike J f '.- Q ' ' Q 4 , 4 -- 1. ,.g3fru'e- J 1 ' 'MJ-253, -. J 'W . f- ' : , r ' -'I A K, , may t J JL, M r -Q.. , . , - - J Willis Milliron, Charles Mohr. Virginia Monte, Elaine Montgomery, Rahna Morgan, Elizabeth Mullet, Irene Nagle, Fred Nelson, Gary Nelson, Howard Nemitz. Darlene Ost, Gary Pettersen, LeVaughn Petterson. George Pierce, Ronald Pierce, James Pritchard. Ianis Provost, Richard Ranger, Edward Reinholtz, Theresa Reinholtz. Bill Renier, Rohin Robins, Duane Robinson, Howard Sampson, Frances Scharff, Robert Scheitlin, Erma Schultz, Marguerite Schultz, Wayne Scott. Betty Seater. Raymond Sell Darrell Sevier John Shaw Adaline Siegle Phillip Siegle Vernon Skartved Judy Skogas Otto Smith Patricia Smith Mary Steiner Karon Strombeck Carol Twedt John Trangmoe Myrtle Unruh Herman Wilken Shirley Wiseman ,ie 'rz. -fue. R- df 'f w 'fia- Pm... Rss N W T7 I I l Y I I I I I I I l I l P 0 . +1 '- , ' In A ' I ,F fi' J J , 7' . 1, 2 s ' r P J a W p J at ,,, ,K ' J J J S as JJ J is .. ,. Q .. - J KJ x i au. .at - adm. J' . - ':-'.-- 1 1 ' - K J 0- .J J f l I W e -Jw Jg ' ' Y 7? f r 1Jtfl Qhe- A A . f-.Y 'YJ V + -' 'T JJ 115 Q' D ' , :,r::,il ' ' ' J.-TF' K ,' ..l'f!: ' ' k 3 Jw , I . , .. :5,.,LL4-t F VJ? A 4.3. 3 V ' ti' f ,f ,- -ffffiifiilg ' J . sw H ' ' V -' Q J, , o ' 4 'kia ' 'gg-P 'f s I 5,5575 gf' f ,J ' 4, ni 1 1 J I A an - J fi. J 1. K 'f-, fj J J, H X4 , -' y J .xr . p ' J ffl I A . . 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L1- brary, Sponsor: Senior Class. 34 ...Q 1-4 ... Mu, , GRANNER' B.Ax1e. sz. Jo1fU'.PH0NSE PONT ESTER :vi , n - . REL Ovfrcinuay Colleges litjprih Paw, iVI1nnesOtZ'UnCiXZrs1ry, Couelggvgf. N ' PhY5iC5'Co ' : Tlcket nee- 3.D0nsor- IHISUY. Gen e' ' s. , so: Training- SPCR gales. . Camera Club: Sci- MR, RICHARD McMULLIN, B,S. Eastern Montana College, Billings Montana, Biology, Gen. Science Sponsor: Junior Class. Our science classes help to give us enough science to use in our everyday life They also prepare us to go on in the field of science if We care to. E IC' 11' 15 The world of yesterday and today is brought to life in our history classes . Social Science teaches us our responsibilities in everyday living. Miss Clara J, Emerson, B,A, Fargo College, Fargo, North Dakota Latin I, II: American History, Spon - sorg Junior Class National Honor Society, Mr, Jack Malone, B, A, Montana State University, Miss- oula, Montana American Problems, American Problems, Social Studies, World History, World Geography, Ass't, Coachg Sponsorg Sophomore Class, Physical Education gives every boy and girl an opportunity to partake of various sports that they like and teaches them a sense of fair play. Miss Dorothy Grant, B,A, Mr, Forrest Wilson, B,S, Custer Countylunior College, Miles Rocky Mountain College, Billings, City Mont, Montana State Univer- Montanag Head Coach, Bookkeep- sity, Missoula, Mont, Spanish I, II, ing, Boys'Physical Ed, Sponsorg Let- Girls' Physical Education Sponsorg terman's Club, G,A,A,, Tennis Club, Mr, John Lund, B, A, Northland College, Ashland, Wis, Band Sponsorg Band Miss Miriam J. Miller, Ph, B, University of North Dak,, Grand forks, N,D, Music Sponsor: Choir Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast-- The purpose of the music department is to give the student a better understand- ing of music and an opportunity to play some musical instrument. Mr. Lund has charge of all the instrumental music in the grades and high school, while Miss Miller handles the vocal music MISS FLORENCE LAMBERT, B,A, Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, Minnesota, Calhoun Secre- tarial School, Mpls.. Shorthand, Typing, Office Pract. Sponsor: Dawsonian MISS KATHRYN BRYANT, B.S.C. Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, Indiana, M.A., Univ. Of Berlin, Typing, Bookkeeping, Adult Edu- cation classes. MR. NORMAN CARLSON, B.S, Stout Institute, Menornonie, Wis- consin, Shop, Mechanical Drawing Sponsor: Tridenrs, Electricians. Vocational training 1S provided 1n the business education and shop classes Home economics prepares us for homemaking MISS LENORE WILSON, B,S. Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana, Home Economics I, II. Sponsor: F.H,A, Our Math teachers . . . According to them, there's nothing to square root and the fact that the square of the hypotenuse of a, right triangle equals the sum of the square of the other two sides. MISS MARGARET MCLAY, B,S, Beloit College, Beloit, Wisconsin, Geomeuy, Higher Alg., Gen. Math, Sponsor: Senior Class. MR. .TACK KIELSTRUP, B,A. St. Olaf College, Northfield, Min nesota, Algebra, Gen. Math. Spon sor: Freshman Class. OUR CUSTODIANS . . . who work long hours to keep our building neat and clean. Iohn Fleischmann Mr, Fleischmann has been with our school for 27 years and has endeared himself to every student and teach- er in those 2 I years, He is never too busy to stop his work and help any of us--from the lowliest Freshman to the Administrators, Francis Gavin In the comparatively short time Mr, Gavin has been with us, he has proved himself to be able, faithful, and willing, THE DAWSONIAN STAFF . . . who worked so hard to put this book together, Editor, Grace Schultz, Associate Editor, Donna Schultz, Business Manager, Marilyn Scherting, Jean Amundson, Audrey Siverts, Wilma Railey, Betty Offt, Jewell Brumfield, Gertrude,Pa.1en, Bob Schlicht, Don Berkey, Mari- lyn Reynolds, Ernest Stenmark, Beth McTigue, Bradley Ward, Lorraine Ostby, Curt Milne, Keith Lewis, Mary Lou Mohr, Ellen Lenz, Naida Kampschror, Kom Potter, W - hi, . W, - . ' , : ' 5'15ZS23FFf' V -Vi1'T1 '5W!02.gk -t1m:5k1MsxL-,sEi'5k V-Y- - FIRST ROW: Mgr. R. Granner,B.Renier,B. Grundhauser. V. Jones, L. Ziegler, N. Kampschror, R. Robins, Mgr. B. Lewis SECOND ROW: D.Harkin,N.Brehm,D. Chrest, D. Bjelland, E. Babcock, B. Ward, K. Skillestad, M. Monson, K. Lewis R Williamson. THIRD ROW: Ass't. Coach I. Malone, B. Milne, C. Milne, B. Utterback, W. Milliom, A. Erickson D Layman, B. Erpenbach. C. Terry, D. Berkey, B. Schlicht, K. Ebelr, Coach F. Wilson. SUMMARY OF THE 1951 SEASON The Red Devils opened their season by traveling to Dickinson N.D., and scoring an impressive 40-6 win over the fighting but outclassed Midgets. For their first conference tilt the Wilson eleven journeyed to Glasgow where they edged the powerful Scotties 20-12. In their first home game Dawson's Devils trounced Miles City 37-13. The next week the boys from Dawson suffered their only setback of the season, a 7-0 loss to their arch rivals from Sidney. The Devils then routed the Mandan Braves in a non- conference fray 24-13. To celebrate their homecoming classic the Red Devils rolled over Lewistown 24-13. In the season's finale the charges of Coach Wilson played their best ball game of the year and brought home a 31-20 victory over the Laurel Locomotives and second place in the Eastern Division. Scores of the Season Dawson Dickinson, N.D Daw s on Gla s gow Dawson Miles City Daw s on Sidney Daws on Mandan Daws on Lewistown Daw s on Laur e 1 FRONT ROW: Mgr. T. Dey, B. Graves, B. Richey, M. Dufner, F. Flieshman, F. Nelson, R. Carpenter, R Walseth, A. Dietz, H. Nimitz, Mgr. I. Beres. SECOND ROW: Ass't. Coach B. Kelly, K. Chaderton, B Venn, D.Robinson,J.Brown.I. Sterhan, D. Glascock, E. Heines, W. Johnson, E. Hartze, Coach J. Kjelstrup Ass't. Coach T. Balcer. THIRD ROW: R. Dinardi, I. Houck, B. Brost, H. Nerhus, B. Herrington, R. Car- penter. I. Pritchard, G. Nelson, F. Schwind. 'BQ SQUAD ,xy OCT? X9 1' H 1 Pre-game pep muy HOMECOMING The Date: October 19, 1951 The Place: Dawson County High School The Event: Second Annual Dawson Homecoming Reigning Queen: Gertrude Palen . 1-..,-I walk The band perfor HER ROYAL HIGHNESS, QUEEN GERTRIQ Attendants, from left to right: Marjor Queen Gertrude, with her a' tendants, Mary Lou Mohr, Jeweg Brumfield, Majorie Kutzler, an Marilyn Miller, was elected by popular vote of the student bod She reigned over the pre-gan rally, the game itself with Lewi: town, and the Queen's Ball he after the game. y ry Lou Mohr, and Jewell Brumfield. Erpenback, co-captain of ball team, escorted the Lo the playing field, where crowned during the half- remonies. The Queen's s a fitting climax to the Queen Gertrude Palen, ning Queen of 1951. ,wg i , Nwww-'f 4ug f'- . , :A 2 H iF W xs- 944 I ,i 1, xx. Q- fi yf CV W I 1. We MEA, , W, yf..,t,. S V- Q-wt. . 1,f. 11-N: , .A My Wf.W,.W,, ..A, ,r,,m.5 LQ sstzsmg -,X ,, . wax 52 QM? ' ES? 3 4 5,-45 E., .' ' HERE ? MA if 5. .wx I ig-uw 52 T L X A A ...fl , ,-fL wx S fl 5 Af , 44214. l V ,. -Qi M A? . NWT. N. f N W in. , W, 5 ff' 5 1 M , L M .Www 4 Q .Xb w Af 12 nf . f W ,f 4 . ,A FRONT ROW: Mgr. T. Dey, B. Renier. D. Robinson, G. Nelson, R, Kaufman, B, Grundhauser, Mgr. J. Beres. BACK ROW: F. Nelson, R. Pierce, H. Nerhus, R, Walseth, B. Polifka, Coach J. Malone. BASKETBALL Bw SQUAD HG DEVILS FIGHT TRACK TEAM IONT ROW: Mgr. B. Lewis, D. Basta, L. Ziegler, V. Jones, B. Herington, D, Glasscock, B. Venn, C. Dietz, . Carpenter, D, Bjelland, B. Ward, Mgr. R. Granner. SECOND ROW: Asst. Coach Malone, A. Erickson. R. illiamson, K. Lewis, B. Milne, M. Monson, C. Zimbleman. D. Crest, K. Skillestad, C. Milne, L. Petter- an, Coach F. Wilson. THIRD ROW: B. Schlicht, D. Layman, I. Dietz, D. Brant. G. Samuelson, C. England, . Berkey, D. Sandstrom, T. Balcer, N. Kampschror, POI T WINNERS IRST ROW: Asst. Coach Malone. D. Brant, C. England, G. Samuelson, D. Berkey, B. Schlicht, D. Sandstrom J. Basta, Coach F. Wilson. SECOND ROW: C. Milne, T. Balcer, K. Lewis. B. Milne, D. Bjelland, J. Dietz 11. Monson, D. Crest. '5 3lsn'122,?HfLiQ'iS9 'hifi W, LEPT:JA,e::-f1H'l55f9i'i1Q+12H'1i91- .. .tw .L??l2'SL?A'?i3?7YK CLASS A TRACK STATE CHAMPIUNS GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Executive Council of G.A,A, nne Koschel, Dolores Bold. Mary Louise Nelson. Mary Lucy Shillington, Beth McTigue, Mary Lee Melrose. Shirley lard, Elaine Montgomery, Frances Scharff, Wilma Railey, Audree Siverts, Naida Karnpschror, Kathleen Lovaas. s Grant, Sponsor, Q 3 W. i Nl A Q I ,fill vii ev 5 5 G. A. A. FOR HE LTH A DFU For the girls in D, C, H. S, who were interested in sports, the G.A,A. was organized. This club promotes good sportsmanship and co-operation. The many activities began with initiation and then went right into softball and tennis practice while warm weatherwas still with us. Co-ed volleyball was begun on September 18 and basketball followed. The annual play day event was held here between Miles City, Sid- ney, and Glendive in December. A tumbling exhibition was put on by ten of the girls for the Lewistown-Glen- dive game. Pop corn, candy, and pop was sold during all basketball games. There were still many sports in which to take part for the remaining school year, some of which were: badminton, tennis fdoubles and singlesj, and archery, Tournaments were held for each event. Throughout the year the G,A,A, had parties, picnics, and dances. PLAY DA Y ACTIVITIES l Co-Recreational Volleyball Archery Lawrence Cantwell Hughes Basketball Toumament Sophomores -- The Winners Tennis Team Badminton Winners Iarding, Siverts. Millard, Westlund K K ,-,1.????.l ,. ' -,i- QW '45 'Ht V My , fi V fi! I , f. f 5 ' f W ,,.,, , ' Q 1 1 ,M .- 'pw Jlfk H Stster s l1ttle I helpers! Come on to my house Guess who? Beauty and the Beast Monster! Key Club Christmas i 3 Y This bucket of bolts! E!! -f ' ' ' ,::. K Q - A 1- rs- 3? an at Q N y r' lf,- Q Q Q4-I-Arif 4' wwf Books dor1't Werenw W balance e cute? s , . Pr ' , ,,.L K4 . 1.1 Q, What doin' Kid's Day cops Lover's comer 56 The Dawson County High School Band had a new director this year, Mr. John Lund. Attractive new uniforms, white coats and red trousers, were purchased by the Band Mothers' Club, newly organized this fall. The band performed at all football and basketball games and put on a spring concert with the vocal depart- ment in April. They took part in the District Music Festival held in Glendive, April 26. A dance orchestra consisting of Kim Potter, Juliann Hagenston, Peter Jarding, Joan Olson, Norma Bidleman, Mary Ann Wilkins, Darrell Glas sc ock played for the Follies. The highlight of the year was a trip to Williston on May 17 to participate in the Music Festival conducted there. BAND PERSONNEL CLARINETS Phyllis Anderson Delores Bold Donna Broe Mary Lou Hagenston Margot Harstad Evert Heid inger Paul Meissner LeVaughn Peterson Robin Robbins Mary Ann Wilkins ALTO CLARINET Lyla Chupp BASS CLARINET Kathleen Watson FLUTES AND PICCOLO Ann Lawrence Norma Bidleman Jane Bogart SAXOPHONES Jewell Brumfield DeMarise LeSueur Joan Hartse FRENCH HORN Mary Pat Wiechard Sonya Walseth Marilyn Lefor BARITONE Joan Eyre Ioan Scherting CORNETS Ray Dinardi Darrell Glasscock Joyce Norman Kim Potter Connie Pritchard James Houck Robert Scherting TROMBONE Peter Jarding Mary Lee Melrose Loyd Harder Stanley Bidleman MELOPHONE Ma jorie Dillon Marguerite Schultz BASS Donald Lee Jim McGaughey George Pierce James Pritchard Bob Heuerman PERCUSSION GROUP Dana Currans Juliann Hagenston Ann Hughes Suzanne Koch Joan Olson Alyce Schoengarth Shirley Williams OBOE Mary Ann Wilkins The Junior Band, organized the first part of February, is composed of beginners and consists of about 75 members, Their first appearance was at the spring concert with the high school band. MARCHING BAND TW IRLERS ., if ,wmmamfug-wasis-,wamstraaant,.,pf,, mzswewmewmfemwfwmmswf,::,swrs-fxmamma? - -: CHOIR 41h P 1 3 I eriod music clan Happy at their work Quartet: Mullet, Granner, Schultz, Stenmark 60 xv X, if X' Sggfg :E X72 jg A 1 --ed!! 1,12 . M:f1wi, ' -. MUSIC FESTIV L The annual Eastern Montana Music Festival was held in Glendive, Saturday. April 26. Mr. Lund, assisted by Miss Miller, was in charge of the arrangements, Schools participating were: Miles City, Sidney. Circle, Baker, Ekalaka. Fairview, Broadus, Plevna, Richey, Terry. Savage, and Glendive, A lunch was served at noon to all students taking part both in the band and choir groups. A colorful parade was held in the afternoon with all bands participating. A selected band and choir performed in the evening. The final number was a combined number of both band and choir. Mr. Leif I. Christianson. director of the Concordia Band, was music critic and director of the selected group, Y' b w II M rfllx , ,fi 5 'W 3 1 ' ' X Al f -x mir The Follies of '51 with a cast of about 170 students was the most elaborate production that has ever been presented in D. C, H, S. The theme was The Toy Shop, the dream of every child. with beautiful dolls from the world over. A great variety of dances was presented in this year's Follies. Included in these were: a chorus line of 12 girls, a ballet of dolls, dance of the teddy bears, dance of the peppermint sticks, dance of the military dolls, Rag Time Cow- boy. French can-can, the Charleston, and dances and songs by Spanish, Hawaiian, Chinese, Scotch and Arabian dolls. The brilliant lighting and beautiful costumes added much color to this production. L N N ! ' 2 5 5 'N PHILAN S DRAMATIC SOCIETY The Philans Dramatic Society is the largest coed club in the school. The Philans concentrate principally on act- ing and play production. Each fall they produce three one-act plays and during the year also take part in the National Education Week program and the Christmas Pageant. Through actual experience and practice, the Philan members learn the fundamentals of acting, make-up, and staging under the direction of their advisor, Miss Marjorie Torrey. Officers for the year were as follows: President: Ernest Stenmark, Vice President: Jewell Brumfield, Secretary: Mary Ann Wilkins, Treasurer: Carolyn Hill. E IOR STARS Chosen by vote from among the Senior Philans, Marilyn Reynolds and Kim Potter are seen as Best Actress and Actor of D, C. H, S, 66 O E-ACT PLAYS The Philans Dramatic Society's main achievement for the year was the presentation of three one-act plays in Oct ober. The plays were well received this year as they have been in the past. RANTIC SPRING? - a farce A group of teen-agers out for a picnic in the country are beset by personal rivalries. ants, and finally a drenching rain storm, which brings this play to a rous- ing climax. The picnickers were Jack Beres, Jewell Brumfield, Grace Schultz, Ann Lawrence, Darrell Spen- cer, and Bob Heuerman. THE F LATTERING WORD - a comedy The plot of The Flattering Word centered around a conservative clergyman who would have nothing at all to do with the theater, and a noted actor, an old friend of the pastor'swifewho finally convinced all concerned of the merits of the theater. The cast included Kim Potter, Marylin Reynolds, Ralph Granner, Wilma Tietz, and Sharon Ulich. POUR MADDALENAU- - a fantasy Pierrot and Pierrette, make-believe lovers in a make- believe land, long to visit the world of reality. In the real world, they find only hardship and heart-break and are happy once more only when they retum to their land of fantasy. Maureen Cantwell, Ernest Stenmark, and Jim McGaughey took part in this play. ,misslggafgeggtemmsmasgs,of .1 '-'- wsg-11,-f,,gisg3gw'sfzsgt,my ,. .,,.,,,s,ws1,s,5s,,. r ,- m,:q,.WW. O R SENIOR CLASS PLAY OUR Miss BROOKS Cast of Characters Miss Brooks -- Ellen Lenz Miss Finch -- Naida Kampschror Hugo Longacre -- Don Berkey Mr. Wadsworth -- Kim Potter Miss Audubon -- Donna Schultz Elsie -- Marylin Reynolds Elaine -- Joan Reed Jane -- Shirley Skillestad Mrs. Allen -- Kathryn Ruddy IL... Sylvia -- Mary Lou Mohr Doris -- Donna Pettersen Marge -- Margaret Boe Faith -- Jewell Brumfield Rhonda -- Margie Kutzler Ted -- Ernest Stenmark Stanley -- Jim Wiseman Martin -- Martin Monson X , QQ f . ., ,. V x 'ff V 4 WQLV v., -, kfffis., H .. , ,Q ,,,. ,, W- W Lit , W 'Witifwx' I 1 ilu tai WI QWQ ,gf . ,Q . Q k xg. 'E 5 f Vw. 'W 13:2 uw ,J M ORGAN ZATIONS l.ad..t:alg , ' V1 5 fy V15 Q gin-J' 2222 Q A , .Ma M Mr? , M, AA Y. 'S fm' W' . 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Initiation was held shortly after, bringing in twenty-five new members, The F.l-LA, began their busy schedule right away by selling hot dogs and coffee at the football games, and serv- ing dinner every Tuesday to the Key Club, The district convention was held in Glendive this year, and Marilyn Scherr- ing presided. More of their accomplishments were a food sale, AChristmas Basket for the needy, serving and preparing of the school board banquet, and the future Family Get Together. M-urn,-1 NW .ii Wa if . 1.3, 4pU1N'Eu Wop' ,ka , Mr. Carlson. Sponsorg L. Williams, J. Brown, H. Nerhus, K. Potter, J, McGaughey. J. Beres, W. Wilson. L. Tietz. ELECTRICIAN S It is their job to operate the movie projector for all the movies shown to the students. They have charge of the public address system for the football games and for school assemblies and programs. They also take care of the lighting for plays, concerts, and any other such activities in the school. C MER CL B The Camera Club is made up of a number of students who are instructed in the operation of cameras and the develop- ing of films. The students this year took pictures for the Dawson Herald and the Dawsonian. It is their hope to do more of this as they become more experienced in the use of their new Speed -Graphic camera, Mr. Pontrelli is the Club's sponsor. R, Robins, J. McGaughey, D. Ost, N. Bidleman, G. Carlson, Mr. Pontrelli, K. Potter, M. Bjornevik. M. Reynolds, J, Provost, L. Peterson, H. Sampson. LP' Q4 0, 1 ,S 1. U6 N ' T'fIX'EM5UU'lI1'3 lVHiI'y LHC' LVIKZLYUS Lavem Petersen, Mary LHC Tretz, Sonya Walseth, Ma , .Adviser .... t..,,......t ...... F 1 I 4 T THE STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTS US IN STUDENT GOVERNMENT d Students are chosen by general election and representation is as follows: One student from each organization, four from the senior class, three from thejunior class, two from the sophomores, and one from the freshmen, Their chief duty is to represent the student body in making decisions that affect them, This year they had charge of all the arrangements for the homecoming festivi- ties. Student Council Officers Pres. Bob Schlicht Vice Pres. Alvin Erickson Sec, Mary Lou Mohr Treas. Marilyn Miller B The National Honor Society's aim is to encourage the student to continue his education. develop lea- dership, and inspirea desire to render service. New members are initiated into the society on the school's annual award day, The members are chosen by the faculty from the upper third of the Junior and Senior classes. Fifteen per cent of the Senior class, and five per cent of the Junior class are selected. They are chosen on the basis of character, leadership, scholarship. and service. The following are members of the Emerson Chapter of the National Honor Society: Seniors -- Jean Amundson. Marta Bjornevick, Ralph Granner fpresidentj,Naida Kampschror, Marylin Reynolds, Marilyn Scherting, Bob Schlicht. Donna Schultz. Grace Schultz, Myron Schultz, Audree Siverts fsec.-treas.j, and Ernest Stenmark. Juniors -- Maureen Cantwell, Alvin Erickson, Carolyn Hill Qvice-pres,J. Mary Lucy Schillington. and Mary Ann Wilkins. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Q 5 X 6 suit' w ff 3 i, :- -1 ff 1 , 7 W X S 75 CO-ED FORMAL 'SW Mob Q55 1270 d 11400 At the Punch Bowl LETTER E ,S CLUB The Lettermen's Club is composed of all the athletes that are awarded varsity letters for their participation in the school's three main sports: football, basketball, and track. The sponsoring and putting out of the programs for the ga mes is one of the main duties of this organization. The funds that are raised in this manner are used for any injuries that might be incurred. The initiation of new lettermen was held at the end of the basketball season. Mr. Wilson sponsors this organization. PEP The cheerleaders led our pep assemblies and the cheering at all football and basket- ball games. They attended one out-of- town game at Sidney this year, New uni- forms. bright red jumpers with white satin blouses, were purchased this year, and the gals looked mighty nifty. Left to right: Clara Jane Scherger. Marjorie Kutzler, Marilyn Miller, and Mary Lou Mohr. THE B CC EERS Established and accredited in 1940 as a public junior college, The Dawson County Junior College is a part of the local public school system and offers the first two years of college work to graduates of Dawson County High School and surrounding schools. Each year many of the high school graduates take advantage of the opportunity to begin their college career in their home community. Business Training and general education courses are offered in addition to pre-professional curricula, The College Student Center Building is the headquarters of the DCJC social life, and is equipped for lounging and recreation. This year the BUCCANEERS ended their 20-game schedule with a .650 record against College and Inde- pendent competition, highlighted with trips to Bismarck, North Dakota, and Regina, Sask. Close co-operation is encouraged and enjoyed between the faculty and student body of the high school and the Junior College. Zoology Class Relaxing in the Student's Center i -A -.-. - , ., , -.s . .. 1-fn,lml,, ...- -1-wwywwwiwvtsrsf un.-17 fs E Come On Big Boy Holding The The Three h Fender On? Graces FWD Rear Wheel Set 'em up T Drive Gum G00d again Dan? Spring is Here Style Show. 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