Dickinson State University - Prairie Smoke Yearbook (Dickinson, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1952 volume:

N S � ’ FEATURES Geraldine llnterseher, Co-Editor Joan Reilly, Co-Editor Arlene Zimmerman WHO’S WHO IN AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES Allen Hagburg, Joan Reilly, Elroy Drury, Don Lund These four seniors were selected on the basis of scholastic standing, character and personality to represent the college in the 1952 edition of “Who’s Who in American Universities and Colleges”. HOMECOMING CHIEF JOHN GROLL ROYALTY PRINCESS JOAN REILLY HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES Second Prize — W.A.A. “Heap Big Smoke” Paulson Chief and Princess The Scotts L I: L L ( I Third Pri ze — South Hall First Prize — Senior Class CZdminisVtfdwjt President C. E. SCOTT STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION BACK ROW: F. P. Whitney, Dickinson; L. 0. Frederickson, Pekin; Dr. A. F. Arnason, Bismarck; Roy Johnson, Casselton. FRONT ROW: A. S. Marshall, Forbes; F. J. Traynor, Devils Lake; Dr. A. D. McCannel, Minot; Merle Kidder, Towner. DAVID COX Education JOHN COFFELT Registrar 0. L. DARBY Commerce JAKE HERN Agriculture CHARLOTTE MILLER Speech HARRY J. WEINBERBEN Physical Education EDNA KONO Bookstore JOHN MacDONALD Science R. R. HARDING Industrial Arts H. E. MURPHY Science PETER HNOTTAVANGE Social Studies JOHN THOMPSON Mathematics MATILDA STOXEN Librarian ZOE BEILER Art RICHARD RITSCHER Music PELAGIA KOSMOSKI Education DR. KENTON VICKERY English L.G.PULVER C ommerce CHARLES JOHNSON Education The lithographing expense for this pnge was paid by the CITY CLEANERS MRS. DELLA HEID Music BEVERLY McDOODLE Office Assistant LEILA G. WOODS Dean of Women MILDRED BLYDENBURGH Office Assistant ROSE GLENN Education Critic LUELLA GOFFE Education Critic EVYLEN ENGEN Education Critic ZITA TILLQUIST Education Critic AILEEN HOGAN Education Critic The lithographing expense for this page was paid by the DICKINSON OFFICE SUPPLY. KITCHEN Mrs. Ruby Keniston Margaret Rising Lila Cleveland Gladys Lobsinger The lithographing expense for this page was paid by the MONTANA DAKOTA UTILITIES CO. Senwxd ELROY DRURY, Dickinson Majors — English Social Science Education Minor — Speech RICHARD EHLI, Dickinson Majors — Commerce Industrial Arts Minor — English ANTON ENGELHARDT, Dickinson Majors — Physical Education Manual Arts Social Science JOHN GROLL, Dickinson Majors — Physical Educatior Social Science Minor — Mathematics RONALD FLATZ, Scranton Majors — Social Science Industrial Arts Minor — Physical Education ALLEN HAGBURG, Gladstone Majors — Composite in Commerce English Minor — History LESLIE COLLINS, Dickinson Majors — Physical Education Social Studies Minors — Biology ETHEL RICHARDSON, Dickinson Majors — English Social Science MATTHEW FETTIG, Hallid Major - English Minors - Speech German ay JOAN REILLY, Dickinson Majors — English Education Minors — Speech Social Science ADAM GRATZ, New Salem Major — Music Minors — Biology History TED SCHIELDS, Dodge Major — Social Science Minors — Geography Physical Education DON LUND, McLaughlin, S.D. Majors — Social Science Education English Minor — Commerce JOHN BARTHOLOMK, Dickinson Majors — Physical Education Social Science Minor — English LARRY RICE, Mott Major — English Minors — History Social Science MYRTLE MOLLAND, Reeder Major — Social Science Minors — English Commerce MR. E. C. BLACKORBY Advisor K V ’v° GERALDINE UNTERSCHER Dickinson RAYMONDSULZER Dickinson DON JOHNSTON Hettinger CLYDE WELSH Ekalaka, Montana JOE BETCHNER New England W ALTER HUBER Beulah FR ANK LEWIS Kemmerer, Wyoming HAROLD KRIEG Dickinson Stphxwu LARRY OTTERSON Student Council Representative MISS KOSMOSKI Advisor Merrill Olson Glen Ullin Adaline Johnson New Salem Urben Gratz New Salem William Scranslcy Dickinson Irene Werener Lark Daniel Manning Dickinson Doris Kautz New Leipzig Ann Slezak Mandan Grace Charging Elbowoods Donna Knutson Almont Matt Lardy Sentinel Butte Kenneth Wiffler Rhame Robert Dire Dickinson John Danks Elbow oods Alice Hinkleman Dickinson Doris Conicz Blue Grass Francis Flynn Dickinson Bernice Beardsley Glenfield Beverly Wiley Dickinson Marilyn Emch Stanford, Montana Donald Feimer Dickinson Bernice Schwartzraann Antelope Edward Dulecsky Bel field Arnold Friez Bentley John Kreitinger Golva Isabel Lapp Hebron Virginia Noyce Dickinson Mary Yohe Bucyrus Elvera Wegner Reeder Albert Schoenbom Hebron Joseph Schweitzer Dodge Deloris Lubke Oakdale Bonita Johnson Hew England Betty Sommars Dodge Elmer Reiner Hazen Richard Schlapman Manning ■a � - Delores Schmidt Bel field Delores Thompson Stanton Dale Bergland Hettinger Betty Smole Dickinson Joan Cox Dickinson Iony Tescher Sentinel Butte Bob Oldenburg Sew England Eunice Haugse Dickinson Bob Wilkens Sew Salem June Peterson Marmarlh Gordon Gartner Richard ton Eugene Hagburg Dickinson fhcbhmm PAT BRONSAK Dickinson MYRON BUCULI Hebron EVELYN ZACIIER Elgin Alice Nodland Dunn Center Evelyn Pavlicek Dickinson Arlene Zimmerman Taylor Thales Secrest Dallas, Texas Jerry Mischel Dickinson Lula Smith I easier Ruby Martin Richardton Edward Ellefson Hettinger Edwin Kadrmas Dickinson Verna JoAnn Myers Sentinel Butte Leone Thompson Stanton Donna Tescher Sentinel Butte Nick Reisenauer Si. Anthony Evelyn Meduna Bel field Donald Wolf Dickinson Mary Ray Mcdora Margaret Jandt Sentinel Butte Virginia Vrana Dickinson Henrietta Semerad Dickinson William Mosbruker Glenn Ullin Anne Volk Selfridge Dorothy Mayer Hebron Elsie Wcidner Dodge Barbara Ketterling Heil Henry Geiger Dickinson Micky Hosman Marmarth Leone Ehlis Hew England Marian Heiclc Hebron Jacob Banyai Dickinson Martin Huschka Bel field Richard Lund Minneapolis, Minnesota Robert Sarouelson Dickinson Aurelia Schoenbom Hebron Robert Aal Watford City Howard Funk Hebron Edward Hall Elbowoods Lillian Twice Carson Lillian Maccis Hettinger Magdalena Pecri New England Forresc Parker Garrison Emma Kukla Killdeer Leonard Krushensky Dickinson Regina Rushford M armarth Leonard Lardy Sentinel Butte Rudolph Susa Golva Marilyn Machnicki Bel field Earl Pecerson Beach Andrew Koscenko Killdeer Laudie Faiman Dickinson Faye Erickson New England Duane Emch Leith Dick Doherty Dickinson Sylvia Duckwitz Hebron Gertrude Stading Antelope Milton Hertz Mott Dale Doty Bel field Garland Burkhardt Zap James Muck Hettinger Wayne Davison Killdeer Marvin Weiss Elgin Bruce Birdsall Gladstone Duane Barry Sew England Janis Ellefson Hettinger William Brandvik Killdeer Shirley Havcrwold Vat ford City Myron Buchli Hebron Vincent Buresh Dickinson Harold Huber Dodge David Hanel Dickinson Delores Fischer ' South Heart Darlene Fetter Zap Ellen Alderin Stanton Donald Harris Dickinson David Hedger Killdeer Donald Flemmer Hebron Raymond Hagburg Gladstone Dorothy Thiel Almont Elsie Benz Dunn Center Audrey Broderson Bel fie Id Violetta Gerlich Dickinson John HlediJc Dickinson Boniface Frank Dickinson Robert Grasser Dickinson Thelma Lester Charbonneau Doris Griggs Dickinson Olivia Martin Richard ton Del mar Deck Zap Cl de Boyko Stanton Luclla Start in Lcfor Herd Schiclil Dodge lirnest Dassinger Dickinson Jacqueline Dassinger Dickinson James Helm Reach Robert Marsh Dickinson Jackie Thomas Dickinson LeRoy Beaudoin Dickinson Margaret Rising Golva Tony Mandan Elbowoods Teddy Uecker Dickinson Frank Ihly Dickinson Ellsworth Mayer Hebron Alice Kaestner Little Falls, Minnesota Lillian Lang Mandan Annanell Bohn Sentinel liutte Herbert Herauf South Heart Bernice Markel Dickinson Franklin Appledorn Dickinson Fay Connell Gorham STEAKS-SEA FOODS - CHICKEN Compliments of Bob Mert Of the PALM BEACH LUNCHEONS BANQUETS DINNERS LATE SUPPERS THERE’S NO DOGGONED Horsing Around WHEN YOU SELL AT SCHNELL'S Looking Forward to Your Business This Year Schnell Dickinson Livestock Sales Co. Sale Every Thursday SALE EVERY THURSDAY Dickinson, North Dakota Dial 4156 Dickinson’s Two Modern Stores on Vi I lord Street 1250 ON YOUR RADIO DIAL Your Tri-State Sports Station Also The Best in News, Drama and Music Owned and operated by the Dickinson Radio Association. THE FAD KOSTELECKY BROS. HOME OF Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts Florsheim Shoes Munsing Underwear Kingsridge Suits by Schoeneman Dickinson and New England ELECTRIC SALES SERVICE Phone 2171 Dickinson, North Dakota Ask for a demonstration. We handle a complete line of Westinghouse home appliances and wiring supplies. Tom Gialz X0 indBob« cnS Willtens. Coacb b.oy Gia ' Toro John FOOTBALL 1951 NDIC Co-Champs. First Row: Tom Gratz, New Salem; Gene Hagburg, Dickinson; Forrest Parker, Dickinson; Ronald Flatz, Scranton; Don Anderson, Beach; Captain John Groll, Dickinson; Tony Engelhardt, Dickinson; Cleon Wilson, Hettinger; John Barthelome, Dickinson; Earl Peterson, Beach; Billy Branvik, Killdeer. Second Row: Coach Weinbergen; Edwin Hall, Elbowoods; Duane Barry, New England; Jack Kreitinger, Golva; Duane Emch, Leith; Tony Tescher, Sentinel Butte; Francis Flynn, Dickinson; Bud Dire, Dickinson; Tony Mandan, Elbowoods; Adam Gratz, New Salem; John Danks, Elbowoods; President Scott. Third Row: Clyde Welch, F.kalaka , Mont.; Bob Kro h, Columbus; Dale Bergland, Hettinger; Herb Hcrauf, South Heart; Sam Birdsall, Gladstone; Don Johnston, Hettinger; Les C-olIins, Dickinson; Wayne Davidson, Killdeer; Pudge Beaudoin, Dickin- son; Myron Buckli, Hebron; Manager Larry Otterson. Don Johnston SEASONS RECORD TEAM WE THEY Spearfish 0 20 Bismarck 19 6 Ellendale 13 6 Bottineau Minot 27 Forfeit 0 Jamestown 9 6 Rapid City 0 6 Billings 0 6 Peanuts Flynn Gene Hagburg Forrest Parker Coach Harry Weinbergen 1951 FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS Weakened by graduations and enlistments in the armed forces after the 1950 football season, DSTC’s outlook for the 1951 season didn’t look too bright. In Coach Weinbergen’s own words, At the beginning, I figured we would be able to call it a successful season if we won one game.” This probably helped more than hindered the Savages because no one expected them to do too much and until the final conference game with Jamestown on Homecoming, there was little or no tension or pressure on the players. However, the Savages exceeded all expectations and for the first time in the football history of DSTC, pushed their way to the top in the North Dakota Inter-collegiate conference. Compiling a five won (one game forfeited) and none lost average in conference play the Savages shared the title of Champions with Valley City which also completed its season un- defeated in conference play. Although Valley City had the same won-lost record, 5—0, they won two of their games by forfeit where the Dickinson team won only one by forfeit, so the Savages feel that, theoretically, at least, they are Champs in the NDIC. In the season opener, the Savages journeyed to Spearfish where they went down in defeat 20—0. Led by Radigan, who scored twice in the first half, the Spearfish team proved to be too big and tough for the Dickin- son eleven. Two touchdowns, called back for Dickinson, could have been the breaks that Spearfish needed to win. In the first quarter Beaudoin plucked a Spearfish fumble out of the air and ran 50 yards for a TD. Later in the game, Engelhardt grabbed another Spearfish fumble and scampered over the goal line. However, both plays were recalled by the officials. In the second game at Bismarck, the conference opener for Dickin- son, the Savages came from behind to down Bismarck Junior college 19—6. Bismarck jumped into a 6—0 lead in the first quarter when Hummel com- pleted a pass to one of his teammates in the end zone. Late in the second period Engelhardt passed to Beaudoin who raced 30 yards for the first Dickinson score. Two minutes later, Engelhardt again passed, this time to Kreitinger in the end zone for the second Savage TD. Anderson booted the extra point and the Savages led 13—6 at half-time. In the third period, Beaudoin passed to Engelhardt for the last touchdown. Captain John Groll led a much improved Savage defense and hopes of local fans went up a notch. Captain John Groll Tony Engelhardt Les Collins Bud Dire The first home game scheduled was forfeited to the Savages when Bottineau was unable to field a team. In the final conference tilt, the Savages had to come from behind to win their Homecoming game from Jamestown in the last few seconds in a thrilling finish that left most of the spectators and the majority of the players breathless and also gave the Savages a Homecoming victory and a share of the conference championship. On the opening kickoff, Becker, Jamestown’s speedy half- back, picked up the ball on his own three yard line, fumbled it, picked it up again, cut for the sideline and raced 97 yards for the first score of the game. Seeing the championship slipping froi,i their grasp, the Savages defense played inspired ball during the remainder of the game, holding Jamestown to a minus yardage after the opening play. The rest of the first half was a battle of defenses with neither team able to present a formidable scoring threat. On a muddy field in Ellendale, the following week, the Savages squeezed by a big Dusty team 13—6. The Savages scored first early in the second period when Engelhardt passed to Tom Gratz who scampered the rest of the way to score. Anderson kicked the extra point. On the next play, Ellendale came right back as Ratzlaff rambled 76 yards for a TD. Collins blocked the attempted conversion and the Savages still led. The Savages clinched the game in the fourth period as Tom Gratz intercepted a Dusty pass and ran 25 yards for the second Dickinson score. Reaching the peak of their season’s performance in the second half of their first home game, the Savages scored four times while holding Minot scoreless to defeat the Beavers 27—0. The first half ended in a scoreless tie. The first counter came in the third period when Beaudoin plunged over for the TD. Shortly after- wards, Tom Gratz exploded through center for the second score. The next TD came in the fourth period as Beaudoin intercepted a Minot pass and carried it into the end zone. The final counter came when Beaudoin passed to Engelhardt who carried it over the goal line. Don Anderson kicked the three extra points. After this game, championship fever began to run rampant in Dickinson. Adam Gratz John Danks Wayne Davison Ron Flatz In the third period the Savages drove to the Jamestown 5 where Engelhardt passed into the end zone. The pass was batted down by a Jamestown defender right into the arms of Tom Gratz. Ander- son missed the all-important con- version and the score was knotted at 6—6. In the fourth quarter, Dickinson drove from their owr 20 to Jamestown’s 7 where the Jimmies stiffened and a penalty set the Savages back to the 12. Then, on third down, with Engelhardt holding on the 18, and but 14 seconds left in the game, Anderson booted the ball through the goal posts for a three-pointer that won the Home- coming game, put the Savages at the top of the NDIC and gave Coach Weinbergen, clothes and all, a shower he had been waiting 27 years to get. John Bartholome Duane Emch Pudge Beaudoin Clyde Welch Herbie Herauf In the final home game, the Savages played an unbeaten Rapid City eleven and lost 6—0, in 10 degree weather on a frozen field. Midway in the first period Dickinson missed a golden opportunity to score with a fumble on Rapid City’s 4 on first down with goal to go. As the first quarter ended, Rapid City was again in the hole as Parker downed Wright on his two yard line on an attempted punt return. Early in the third quarter Dickinson again fought its way to Rapid City’s 9 where they lost the ball on downs. Late in the fourth quarter Rapid City’s Blackwell scored the games lone TD on a cutback over tackle and a 53 yard run. Don Anderson Tony Mandan Duane Barry Myron Buckli Bob Krogh Jack Kreitinger Billy Branvik Sammy Birdsall Edwin Hall In the season’s last game an inspired Billings team upset a strongly favored Dickinson team 6—0 in 70 degree weather in Billings. It was the first game the Savages had played with the temperature above freezing. For 59 minutes the two teams played scoreless ball but with less than a minute to play, Billings’ Kozeluh finally scored on a play that some Savages still say was stopped short of the goal line. So went the '51 football season. Dale Berg land Tom Gratz Tony Engelhordt breaks loose for a long gain. This is what happened a few seconds later. Coach Weinbergen in the shower after the game. As he emerged, he said, I'd swim the Heart River for every- time the boys win a championship. Billy Branvik intercepts a pass. BOTTOM ROW, Left to Right: Gene Hagburg, Wiley Wilson, E. J. Anderson, Cap’t. Milo Dullum, Doug Hyke. BACK ROW: Coach Wienbergen, Jack Kreitinger, Ernest Horning, Gordon Gartner, Toby Miller, Manager Jim Gross. Members of the team not pictured were Ray Thomas, A1 Tamayo, and Adam Gratz. The DSTC Savages took first in a four way meet here to open the 1951 track season April 26th with 59 1 3 points. Other teams in the meet were Black Hills Teachers College of Spearfish which took second with 46% points, Bismarck Junior College with 45 2 3 and Minot Teachers with 30. Tamayo totaled the most points for the Savages, taking first in the 100 yd. dash and 440, tying for second in the high jump, and placing third in the broad jump. Other first place winners were E. J. Anderson in the shotput and Toby Miller in the 880. Others who scored for the Savages were Wiley Wilson, Ernest Horning, Doug Hyke, Ray Thomas, Adam Gratz, Gene Hagburg, and Milo Dullum. The Minot Invitational meet, May 5, gave the Savages their second track victory this year. The squad picked up 73 points for first place while Bismarck took second with 47, Minot teachers third with 21% and Bottineau fourth with 11%. First place winners for the Savages were Hvke - shot-put, Horning - high jump, Thomas-high hurdles, Tamayo - 100 yd. dash, Gratz - low hurdles and Hagburg - 220. The Savages won their third track meet at Bismarck May 11 to show their superiority over Bismarck JC, Minot Teachers and Bottineau Forestry. Savages first place winners were Thomas, Hyke, Hagburg, Wilson, Gratz, Horning and Anderson. The Savage thinclads suffered their only defeat of the season at the NDIC meet, May 26 at Jamestown. Jamestown took first place while the Dickinson team grabbed the runner up spot. Other teams in the event were Ellendale Normal, Bismarck JC, MayviUe Teachers, Minot Teachers, Bottineau Forestry, Wahpeton Science, and Valley City Teachers. Only first place winners for the Savage squad that day were Wiley Wilson - pole vault; Ray Thomas - high jump; and Milo Dullum - two mile. The Savage track team was depleted by the graduation of Captain Milo Dullum, Doug Hyke, A1 Tamayo and E. J. Anaerson. Those who entered the armed forces were Ray Thomas. Ernest Horning, Wiley. Wilson. The lithographing expense of this page was paid by the QUICK PRINT SHOP. BASKETBALL 1951-52 VARSITY BOTTOM ROW: Bob Oldenburg, New England; Captain “hatch’ Krieg, Dickinson; Bob Wilkens, New Salem; Bill Stranskv, Dickinson; Bob Krogn, Columbus; Larry Otterson, Dickinson. TOP ROW: Coach Wienbergen; Tony Mandan, Elbowoods; Tex Appledorn, Dickinson; Howard Funk, Hebron; Leroy Beaudoin, Dickinson; Teddy Uecker, Dickinson; Milton Hertz, Hebron, Manager. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Larry Otterson 369 eddy Uecker 326 hatch Krieg 323 Bob Oldenburg 121 Bob Krogh 75 Bob Wilkens 66 Tex Appledorn 47 Pudge Beaudoin 43 Bill Stransky 35 Tony Mandan 25 Howard Funk 19 Herbie Herauf 13 Krieg scores against Bismarck The lithographing expense for this page was paid by SCHILLA HARDWARE. SEASONS Eastern Normal Eastern Normal Rocky Mountain Eastern Normal Rocky Mountain Eastern Normal Bottineau Minot Valley City Mayville Spearfish Bismarck JC Spearfish Bottineau Valley City Ellendale Jamestown Minot Bismarck JC Ellendale Wahpelon Rapid City Rapid City TOTALS RECORD WE THEY 61 59 54 68 60 53 65 66 50 61 49 53 92 50 59 56 63 55 74 78 62 60 86 60 79 70 72 45 64 62 65 64 60 85 41 63 66 70 59 61 65 70 52 79 64 86 1462 1474 CAPTAIN HAROLD “Satch” KRIEG TEDDY UECKER LARRY OTTERSON BOB OLDENBURG SAVAGE BASKETBALL 1951-52 Starting the season in typical Savage fashion, the Savages won their first game on a tip-in by Bob Krogh in the final seconds, 61—59, against Eastern Normal of Billings. However, the next night, the Eastern Normal Yellowjackets came back strongly to dump the Savages 54—68. It was the first time the Savages had been beaten on their home court in nearly two years. The following night against Rocky Mountain college of Billings, the locals came through with a 60—53 win. In a three-game series in Billings, the Savages hit an early slump — dropping all three, two to Eastern Normal by scores of 66—65 and 53—49, and to Rocky Mountain college, 61—51. Coming back to their home floor, the locals seemed to be rejuvenated playing two games in two nights, they thumped Bottineau 92—50 and edged out Minot 59—56. On a two game road trip to Valley City and Mayville, the local team ran over Valley City 63—55 and was edged by Mayville 78—74 even though Larry Otterson poured in 28 points. Traveling to Spearfish in a non-conference tilt, the Savages downed the South Dakota Teachers 62—60 in an overtime game. The next game against Bismarck proved to be one of the best the locals played all season. The Mystics, who were leading the conterence with four wins and no losses, were humbled to tne tune of 86—60 with Larry Otterson again throwing in 28 points. This win put Dickinson in a tie for the conference lead. Playing Spearfish in the next home game, the Savages came through with a 79—70 win. Bottineau was the foe for the next conference tilt and the locals again dumped the Foresters, this time 72—45. In the next game which was at home, the Savages defeated a battling Valley City team 64—62 to go into a tie for first place in conference standings. Traveling to Ellendale the locals defeated the Dusties 65—64 in an overtime game and moved into undisputed first place in the conference race with a 7—1 record. But a slump hit in the next contest while Jamestown was red-hot and the Savages were whipped 85—60 on their own floor. It was the second home loss of the season for the Savages. Needing a win at Minot to hold their top spot in the conference the Savages were unable to come through as the Beavers held them to a lowly 41 points while scoring 63. After the loss to Minot, the locals needed a win at Bismarck to stay in the conference race. Even though Captain “Satch” Krieg turned in one of the best games of his career and the entire team played spirited ball, the final score read 70—66 in Bismarck’s favor. The loss at Bismarck seemed to take the heart out of the locals as they went on to lose the remaining four games of their schedule, losing to Ellendale here 59—61, Wapheton here 70—65 and to Rapid City there 78-52 and 86-64. Throughout the season the Savages scoring load was carried by Larry Otterson, Teddy Uecker, and Captain Krieg, who were nicknamed “Dickinson’s Big Three”. BOB WILKENS Herbie Herauf Larry pots one against Eastern Tex Appledorn Uecker drives in while Eastern watches Tony Mandan Howard Funk Leroy Beaudoin Coach Tom Gratz and his Junior Varsity. He may have thought coaching was easy! Appledorn scores against Jamestown Herauf pushes a long one for the Junior Varsity. 1951-52 .JUNIOR VARSITY SITTING: Garland Burkhardt, Zap; Urban Gratz, New Salem; Jack Kreitinger, Golva; Fay Connell, Gorham; Earl Peterson, Beach; Adam Gratz, New Salem. STANDING: Tom Gratz, Coach; Herb Herauf, South Heart; Bruce Birdsall, Gladstone; Albert Schoenborn, Hebron; Dan Manning, Dickinson; Bob Aal, Watford City; Tames Muck, Hettinger. SEASON'S RECORD INDIVIDUAL SCORING WE THEY Dickinson Central High School 56 31 Herbie Herauf 224 Eastern Normal Junior Varsity 29 58 Albert Schoenborn 160 Dickinson VFW: 53 42 Urban Gratz 137 Minot Junior Varsity 56 58 Bob Aal 122 Glendive Junior College 48 57 Adam Gratz 72 Dickinson Central High School 63 42 Earl Peterson 67 Beach High School 67 52 Dan Manning 37 Beach High School 51 56 Bruce Birdsall 23 Williston Independents 70 67 Jack Kreitinger 19 Beach Independents 59 44 James Muck 18 Jamestown Junior Varsity 62 60 Fay Connell 18 Minot Junior Varsity 36 53 Garland Burkhardt 16 Hettinger High School 67 47 Dickinson American Legion 65 59 Williston Independents 70 60 Glendive Junior College 71 57 TOTALS 923 743 HORSTMAN PORTRAITS ({ ?$■ WECKER’S DRUG STORE Prescription Service Hospitol Supplies Cosmetics Tobaccos First Aid Supplies Foot Appliances Abdominal Supporters Stationery Gifts Visit Our Fountain Dial 4181 Corner of Villard 1st Ave. W. 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STANDING: Richard Schlapman, Anton Stransky, Edward Harding, William Stronsky, Walter Miller, Edward Biel, Donald Lund, Ronald Flatz, Robert Krogh, Clyde Welch. SEATED: Catherine Kuylen, Secretary; Miss Woods, Faculty Advisor; Jeanette Tryznka, President. STANDING: Catherine Westlake, Vice-President; Gerry (Jnterseher, Student Council Representative. MEN'S UNION OFFICERS John Bartholome, Vice-President; Allen Hagburg, President; Leslie Collins, Secretary-Treasurer; Marvin Kaul , Student Council Repre- sentative. FRONT ROW: Catherine Westlake, Alice kaestner, Donna Knutson, Eunice Haugse, Margaret Sanders, Lillian Mattis, Leone Ehlis, Mrs. Regina Rushford, Catherine Kuylen, Faye Erickson, Mrs. Ueid, director. SECOND ROW: Annanelle Bohn, Isabel Lapp, Doris Kautz, Marilyn Emch, Dorothy Meyer, Adeline Johnson, Patricia Hauge, Deloris Lubke, Betty Sommara, Gertrude Stadmg. THIRD ROW: Jeanette Tryznka, Elvera Wegner, Doris Conitz, Ernest Dassinger, Richard Schlapman, Dave Hedger, William Arneson, Robert Dire, Marvin Weiss, Marilyn Macknicki. FOURTH ROW: Francis Flynn, Urban Gratz, Edward Harding, Daniel Manning, Larry Otternon, Robert Aal, Jack Hledik, Bill Stransky, Robert Krogh. Earl Peterson, Adam Gratz. E D u C A T 0 R S N E A 0 T N I F 0 E N R A E L N C E FRONT ROW: Seated: Mr. Ritscher, Alice Kaestner, Jeanette Trzynka, Isabel Lapp, Catherine Westlake, Mrs. He id, advisor. SECOND ROW, Standing: Adam Gratz, Dave Hedger, Jack Hledik, Robert Krogh, Urban Gratz, Joe Schweitzer. N s o E eo � aj 1 § £ J • « o o x N —I i- 4 e o 60 5 s « C N - s 2 - o .s B SCO J3 Q=$ -S ii -g o j E .2 s - -2 4) O 22 a . 0 ii - a JS 5« X V u « 0) 0) c X ■g ll S 2 0) - « s C C9 a U o — S s CJ « S s c2 s ° o X Hi 13 cr; M Nb C 5 cS 2 £ n Cd 2C a a N -c '5 a W « uc CO a. w • mm jc c c -fi H SLOPE TEACHERS FIRST ROW: Jean Reilly, Patricia Bronsak, editor; Arleen Zimmerman, Marilyn Macknicki, Deloris Lubke, Doris Conitz SECOND ROW: Jeanette Tryznka, Max Cooper, advisor; Richard Ehli, Dale Bergland, Robert Samuelson, Grace Charging. W. A. A. FIRST ROW: Annanell Bohn, JoAnn Myers, Lillian Twite, Lillian Mattis, Sec.-Treas.; Alice Ilinklemau, President; Grace Charging, Vice-President; Leone Ehlis, Marilyn Macknickni, Patricia Hauge. SECOND ROW: Betty Sommars, Mary Yohe, Mickey Hosman, Eunice Haugse, Bonita Johnson, Dorothy Meyers, Evelyn Meduna, Darlene Fetterer, Doris Kautz, Alice Nodland, Miss Schumacher, advisor, TIIInD ROW: Emma Kukla, Elsie Benz, Donna Knutson, Gertrude Stading, Adaline Johnson, Audry Broder- son, Shirley Haverwold, Magdalena Petri, Donna Teacher, Alice Kestner. The lithographing expense for this page was paid by WOOLWORTHS. FIRST ROW, Seated: Ronald Flatz, Myron Buchli, Bob Oldenburg, Toro Cratz, President, Leslie Collins, Tony Engelhardt, John Bartholome, John Groll SECOND ROW: Adam Gratz, Bob Wilkins, Wayne Davison, Donald Johnston, Larry Otterson, Bill Stransky, Bob Krogh, Gordon Gartner, Tony Mandan. THIRD ROW: Bill Brandvik, Francis Flynn, Dale Bergland, Harold Krieg, Jack Kreitinger, Urban Gratz, Earl Peterson, Gene Hagburg The lithographing expense of this page was paid by the PRICE TOBIN FUNERAL HOME. Bill Arneson, Secretary, and Ed Biel “Satch” Krieg and Bob Oldenburg The lithographing expense for this page was paid by the LYNCH GROCERY Ed Harding, President -' vm “FHESH-VP” WITH... ° Compliments of Dial 4731 20 1st Ave. W. JOE KOFFLER Philco Appliances Authorized Sales Service The Best in Music BOGNER APPLIANCE STOKE DICKINSON MUSIC SHOP 129 E. 1 Dial 2425 128 W. 1 Dial 2721 Compliments of MANN’S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY JOE ROOKE Machine Shop Service Compliments of FARMERS UNION OIL CO. Recapping and Vulcanizing Petroleum Products, Farm Machinery Phone 330 1 611 W. Villard Dickinson, North Dakota STOCKMEN S SUPPLIES, INC. DICKINSON PLUMBING Feed-Farm Supplies-Seeds 040 8th Ave. W. Gordon F. Ridl, Mgr. Phone 4671 VANITY HEATING COMPANY Gowns, Suits, Coats, Millinery Mrs. Amanda Fowles Miss Eleanor Drewelow 48 1st Ave. W. Phone 3231 243 East Villard S’°P ’ GAMBLE STORE HEATON LUMBER CO. 39 Sims Phone 2351 Building Material Headquarters LINDY-WINKY B 6ot er y Trim-Tred - Poll-Parrot and Formanite Products Tweedies — Connie Rands for Men 35 Sims Dial 2298 301 W. Villord Phone 2281 THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK Serving Dickinson Since 1916 Complete Modern Banking Facilities 46 West First Telephone 4189 KING’S SUPER MARKET Three Super Value Stores to serve you. Fancy Meats Groceries Vegetables CONTRACTORS - EXCAVATORS KOVASH, INC. Specialists in Commercial and Industrial Buildings Dial 3541 050 3rd Ave. West DICKINSON ABSTRACT CO. 17 2nd Ave. W. Phone 2271 CLOVERDALE Quality Dairy Foods Pasteurized Milk Cream Butter Ice Cream DICKINSON CREAMERY CO. Regular Home Delivery Phone — 4171 — Phone WARD JOHNSON INC. 240 W. Vi I lard Phone 4123 FORD - MERCURY Used Cars and Trucks Bring your Ford back homo for sontico DICKINSON GROCERY EXCLUSIVE Ready-to-wear at Branch Nash - Finch Company HELEN S FROCK SHOP Dickinson, North Dakota 34 1st Ave. W. DICKINSON CASH REGISTER FIRST INVESTMENT FIXTURE CO. INSURANCE AGENCY Roy L. Herhusky, Mgr. School Supplies Hallmark Greeting Cards Social Stationery Monogramming The Best Insurance You Will Ever Own Is Your Education” 22 West Vi 1 lard First Nat’l Bank Lobby, Dickinson, N. Dak. RUMMEL ST0LT Best Wishes to D.S.T.C. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OIL PROPERTIES 738 West 2nd St. Phone 3771 OF DICKINSON Minerals, leases, royalties Member F.D.I.C. We Buy, Sell or Trade Member Federal Reserve System Dickinson's Oldest Oil Royalty Firm If you like spooning, you'll enjoy big, beautiful. Dairy Queen Sundaes in your favorite flavors. Dairy Queen is delicious and smooth, just right for gay times. So, stop at the DAIRY QUEEN in Dickinson, today. Commercial Printing Fast Service DOHERTY PRINTERS Dickinson, N. Dak. To Lunch WESTERN Auto Parts Co. f JJ Meet Old Friends “Everywhere in North Dakota T Stop A t Wholesale ■ fc CAFE DE MORES Auto Parts and Equipment SffiVICf Dickinson N. Dak. Phone 2211 C2.IIJTT]t|l Prescriptions Expertly Filled KNAPP FLORAL SHOP GREEN DRUG CO. Flowers for all Occasions Walgreen Agency A. Suckerman, Registered Pharmacist Phone 4301 Phone 4194 16 W. Villord 646 West 2nd St. INSURANCE For The Sign up for more business Home DICKINSON SIGN COMPANY Business Auto Posters, Painted Displays Personal Neon Cold Cathode Lighting PERDAEMS INSURANCE AGENCY Corner First Ave. W. and Second St. 26 E. 1 Dial 2091 Ray Thomas, Prop. Compliments of AYERS INSURANCE AGENCY THE WARDRORE CLEANERS Reliable Insurance of Every Type TAILORS We make clothes live again Phone 2341 Pick up and delivery Dial 2723 LUMBER From Foundation to Roof M. A. SCHERFFIUS WALTON DAVIS LUMBER CO. Diamonds, Watches Jewelry 303 E. Villord Dial 2621 Registered Optician Weyerhaeuser Building Materials Plan Service — Free Estimates Dickinson, North Dakota CITY GROCERY DICKINSON COAL MINING CO. AND MEAT MARKET For a Good Grade of Lignite, Lehigh Briquets, Wyoming Coal, Whiting Stokers Top Quality Foods BINEK BROTHERS 29 1st Ave. West Dickinson N«r K Dakota We excel in Everything Pressing Tailoring Cleaning Alterations ESQUIRE LOUNGE Pick-up Delivery THE X-L CLEANERS Bill and Cliff Beaudoin 221 E. 1 Phone 3261 JOE'S STANDARD SERVICE The Best in Reading Material A Complete Line of Atlas Accessories and Novelties T owing MIDGET NEWS 41 E. Villard Dial 3724 Complete Reliable Service Located in the N, P. Depot Pick-up Delivery Dial 3371 CL ctwitied Whispering sweet nothings ‘Stiff’ XMAS Katie, tell that one to Cal” Drink — Drank — Drunk THE LIFE OF THE PARTIES Three Longs and a Short HARD-TIMES DECISION Hmmm! A “Weiss” choice! FORMAL m F r W-(Wo- 1 1 I We poured . . . We danced . . . We talked . . . We laughedl You name it! LOUNGING Lunds and Hagburgs — active and inactive Outlawed! Lucky Les! 8 a.m.! The Seven Squeeks! Business is booming! Something new! THE GAME GANG! imu Let’s talk it over. Something new! %y Chow time! Poodle cut? THIS IS STICKNEY Imperial Wallpaper Custom Designed Linoleum Armstrong Congoleum Nairn Linoleum Robeo Inlaid Linoleum Wilson's Plastic Tile Resilient Tile Plate Glass, Window Glass Donnelly-Kelley Mirrors Glass Table Tops Custom Glass Cutting Modern Fold Doors 125 E. Vi I lord Benjamin Moore Paint Varnishes Dial 4431 Open 10 A.M. to Midnight 7 Days a Week 103H E. Vi Hard SAX MOTOR CO Phone 4115 Dickinson, N. Dak. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC SALES PARTS SERVICE THE HOME OF VALUES We invite you to stop in our store and shop, whether you buy or not. You will always find our motto of courtesy your by-line to easy shopping. i. C. PENNEY CO. FINE STERLING SILVER Wallace Gorham Reed Barton EXQUISITE CHINA Lenox Castleton Spode Wedgwood CRYSTAL Imperial Candlewick Duncan Miller Brierley Heisley’s Visit Our Gift Shop Downstairs Call 4161 2 W. Villard Model 3dghSchool MR. IVER GRINDSTUEN Principal of Model High School Model High has a place of prominence not only in the institution but also in the Slope Area. Much credit, as was reported in a previous annual, is due to Mr. Grindstuen, who has been princi- pal of Model High since 1936. In addition he is Supervisor of Secondary Teachers Training and Chairman of Education and has spent his entire life in educational work in North Dakota, after he received his B. A. from Luther College and his M. A. from the University of Wisconsin. As a teacher and administrator for over forty years in Rhame, Bowman, Belfield, Beach and Model High, he is well acquainted with the problems in the Slope Area and with this experience he has led Model to high degrees of success and importance. Under his capable supervision the high school enlarged not only its curriculum but also its extra-curricular activities including, Football, Basketball, Track, Pep Squad, G.A.A., High School Girls’ and Boys’ Chorus, Band, F.T.A., F.H.A., and Forum. Under his guidance Smoke Signals was also organized and the boys and girls are given a chance to participate in Girls’ and Boys' State, A Rotary Vocational Trip, Contests in declamation and music, and the D.A.R. award in Citi zenship. JEANETTE ANHELUK Gorham Sec.-Treas. of FHA FHA convention at Fargo G.A.A. F.H.A. Newman Club Glee Club Forum Dramatic Club CO-EDITOR RALPH HAAG ASSISTANT EDITOR ARLYS SEMERAD Dickinson Glee Club Delegate to D.A.R. Sec of Sophomore Class Winner of Constitutional Award Newman Club Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class CO-EDITOR h ROGER KIW1MAGI New England Freshman Basketball Team Glee Club Forum Smoke Signals Staff President of Senior Clnns WILLIAM KORDONOWY Belfield Basketball Glee Club Baseball Softball 4-H Club 4 % LOIS PRIVRATSKY South Heart Vice-President of GA«A. F.T.A. F.H.A. Newman Club Glee Club Band Vocal Lessons RICHARD KOSTELECKY Dickinson Band Basketball 51 Boys State Band Clinic Track ALFRED KAISERS HOT Dickinson Basketball Track Band Forum President of Junior Class Basketball Band Clinic LORRAINE SYLVESTER Sledora Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior play Home Talent Play Glee Club EMIL KLYM Belfield Glee Club Hand F.T.A. OTTO HAVELKA Dickinson Cheerleader F.T.A. Forum Smoke Signal Staff Band Glee Club Basketball Manager of Basketball ETHEL HUDECEK li el fie Id F I .A. Librarian F. H.A. G. A.A. Forum Glee Club Band Newjnan Club Piano Lessons DANIEL OUKROP Dickinson F.T.A. F or urn Bond Smoke Signal Staff Glee Club DELORES BEZDICEK Dickinson Forum F.H.A. F. T.A. Editor of School Paper Art Editor G. A.A. F.H.A. Reporter District 33, F.H.A. Parliamentary Girls’ State Glee Club Forgo Convention F.H.A. DAVID PALACHUK Belfield Band Glee Club FREDDY KANSKI Fairfield Glee Club Basketball Track Newman Club IRENE PALANUIK Dickinson Cheerleader Glee Club G.A.A. F.T.A. (Vice-pres.) Smoke Signal Typist EVELYN WAGNER Bel field Cheerleader Secretary of G.A.A. F.T.A. Forum Glee Club Asst. Editor of School Paper F.H.A. DELPHINE SCHMIDT Richardton F.H.A. F. TJL Glee Club Forum G. A.A. Smoke Signal Staff Pep Squad EDWIN KUCHYNSKI Dickinson Glee Club Band Basketball F.T.A. ROSE DECKER Bel field G.A.A. Band Glee Club WALLACE WILSON Center MARGARET HECKER Dickinson High School Play Glee Club F.H.A. Band Glee Club NELLIE SMITH Trailerville D.S.T.C. F.T.A. Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Play Glee Club Forum Girls' Demonstration Group Glee Club FRANKLIN PAZOUREK Dickinson 3rd ROW: Mr. R. C. Ritscher (Ban d-d ire c tor), Janice Fugere, Arlys Jacobson, Norman Smith, Ralph Haag, Donald Stieg, Robert Wagner, Wallace Wilson. 2nd ROW: Otto Havelka, Steve Jablonsky, Lawrence Karskv, Pavel Wilson, Lorraine Haag, Rose Decker, Donald Kaiserehot, Lois Privratsky, Daniel Oukrop, Emil Baranko, David Palachuk, Leonard Leintz, Peter Leintz, Thomas Decker, Robert Havelica. 1st ROW: Richard Kostelecky, Ethel Hudechek, Eileen Privratsky, Henrietta Oukrop, Rose Paluniuk, Raymond Froehlich, Tony Kareky, Alfred Kaisershot. BACK ROW: David Gresser, Lawrence Damaniow, Ray Froehlich, Roger Kiwimagi, Daniel Oukrop, Wallace Wilson, Otto Havelka. FRONT ROW: Delphine Schmidt, Nellie Smith, Eileen Privratsky, Delores Bezidecek, Evelyn Wagner, Irene Palaniuk. 3rd ROW: Dorman Bezdicek, David Greaser, Lawrence Demoniow, Ben Becker, Peter Symionow, Robert Havelka. 2nd ROW: Peter Leint2, Pavel Wilson, Bill Kordonowy, Emil Klym, Daniel Oukrop, Thomas Decker, Bobby Palaniuk, Otto llavelka, Leonard Leintz. 1st ROW: Freddie Kanski, Donald Kaisershot, Norman Smith, Roger Kiwimagi, Mrs. E. Heid (music instructor), Edwin Kuchynski, William Kovash, Clarence Naminiuk. 4th HOW: Natalie Osadchuk, Rose Kanski, Caroline Hegel, Irene Palaniuk, Lorraine Kadrmas, Maria Bonner, Delores Roshau, Joyce Demaniow. 3rd ROW: Ann Tesky, Ruth Stieg, Josephine Haverluk, Evelyn Wagner, Henrietta Oukrop, Joyce Oe, Theadora Osadchuk, Sandra Dukart, Eugenia Scheeler, Donna Fugere, Delores Bezdicek, Arlys Semerad. 2nd ROW: Shirley Mae Smith, Rose Decker, Ann Kanski, Eugenia Palaniuk, Margaret Fisher, Arlys Jacobson, Lorraine Sylvester, Leona Hecker, Janice Fugere, Beverly Johnson, Wilma Hanel, Dorothy Sivak, Elaine Haag. 1st ROW: Lois Privratsky, Jeanette Anheluk, Eleanor Hlebichuk, Valeria Kovash, Rose Palaniuk, Mrs. E. Heid (music instructor), Betty Lou Kostelecky, Ethel Meduna, Regina Haag, Ethel Hudecek, Eileen Privralsky. 3rd HOW: Jovcc Dcmaniow, David Grosser, Wallace Wilson, Daniel Oukrop, I-arry Freed, Bobby Palaniak, nose knnski. 2nd ROW: Mr. Grindstuen (supervisor),Elennorlllebechuk, Delores Bezdicck, Betty Kostelecky, Leona Becker. Wilma Hanel, Eugenia Palaniuk, Theadora Osudchuk, Henrietta Oukrop, Lois Privratsky, Evelyn Wagner. 1st HOW: Delphine Schmidt, Eugenia Scheeler, Otto Ilavelka, Ann Kanski, Margaret Fisher, Edwin Kuchynski, Josephine Haverluk, Ethel lludechuk, Hose Palaniuk, Jeunette Anhcluk, Eileen Privratsky. � 9!® L%LCri SjnmrC ?-m° HBne!ka’ }°8®rf Liwimagi, Lurry Freed, Clarence Namenuk. HOW: Ethel Hudechek, Eileen Privratsky, Jeanette Anheluk, Margaret Becker, Delphine 3rd ROW: Schmidt, Mr. Hnottavange('sup'erviao'r)'.' ’ — —• 1st HOW: Betty Warner, Delores Bezdicek, Rose Palaniuk, Daniel Oukrop, Evelyn Wagner, Nellie Smith, Ruth Stieg. 1st MOW: Dorothy Sivak, Caroline Hegel, Hegina Haag. rlys Jacobson, Josephine llaverluk, Eileen Privratsky, Delores iJezdicek, Jeanette Anheluk, Lois Privratsky, Joyce Demaniow. 2nd HOW: Ethel Meduna, I headora Osadchuk, nn kanski, Margaret Fisher, Josephine Lam- precht. Leona llecker, Wilma llanel, Eugenia I’aluniuk, Hose Palaniuk, Henrietta Oukrop, Mrs. E. Luhman (advisor). 3rd HOW: Delores Itoshau, Hose kanski, Natalie Osndchuk, Shirley Smith, Lorraine Haag, Maine Haag, Sandra Dukart, Eugenia Schceler, Maria Honncr, Loretta Fischer. 1st HOW: Lois I rivratskv. Hose Palaniuk, l.orraine Haag, Josephine llaverluk, Evelyn Wagner, Hepma llaag, Caroline Hegel, Arlvs Jacobson. 2nd HOW: Delores Hezdicek, Huth Sticg, Eugenia Palaniuk, Janice Lugere, Josephine Lamprecht, Leona llecker, Hetty Wagner, 1 he odora Osadchuk, Miss Schumacher (advisor). 3rd HOW: Natalie Osadchuk, Joyce Demaniow. Ethel Hudechek, Ann Tesky, Eileen Privratsky, Jeanette Anheluk, Hose kunski, Shirley Mae Smith. 4th ROW: Dorman iiczdicek, Peter Lient . Thomas Decker, Norman Smith, Donald Stieg. Larry f reed, Robert Wagner. Leonard Lientz, Donald kaisershot. Clarence Nantiniuk. William kovash, Peter Svmionow, Robert llavelka. 3rd ROW: T head ora Osadchuk. Loretta 1 ischer, Lthel Meduna, Joyce Uemaniow, Delores Roshuu, Delphine Schmidt, Klaine l.aag, Dorothy Sivak, Rose kanski, Natalie Osadchuk, Lorraine kadrmas. Rose Decker, Lleanor Hlebechuk, Sandra Uukurt, Shirley Smith. 2nd ROW: Nivian Schauf, rlcen Reiaenaucr, Josephine L ample chu Hetty Lou kostclecky, Leona llecker, Lorraine Sylvester, Janice l ugere, Arlys Jacobson, Detty Palaniuk, Nellie Smith. Donna tae Lugere. Wilma Hand, Margaret I'isher, Margurct Decker, Wagner, Eugenia iieverlx Johnson. 1st IlCW: Lugenia Lileen PrivTotskv Scheeler, Lois Privratskv, Jeanette Anhcluk, Ann 'leaky, Lthel liudecek, Joyce (� e, Ruth Stieg. Yrlvs Semerad, Delores tlezdecek, alaria kovash. Henrietta Oukrop, Caroline Hegel, Maria Honncr, Lorraine Imag. IJChT 10 RICH! : Evelyn Wagner, Otto llavelka, Rose Palaniuk, David Dresser, Irene Palaniuk. MODEL HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM 2nd ROW, Left to Right: Peter Symionow, (manager), Edwin Kuchynski, Bill Kordonowy, Ralph Haag, Marvin Kanski, Donny Kadrmas, John Bartholome (Coach). 1st ROW', Left to Right: Ray Froehlich, Freddie Kanski, Alfred Kaisershot, Richard Kostelecky, Steve Jablonsky, Eddy Ilauck. SEASON'S BASKETBALL SCORES Fry burg 16 Model High 33 Belfield 52 Model High 29 Abbey 55 Model High 31 St. Mary’s 62 Model High 42 Hebron 53 Model High 20 New England 61 Model High 32 Sentinel Butte 41 Model High 35 Beach 76 Model High 31 Strasburg 50 Model High 27 Medora 39 Model High 24 Belfield 50 Model High 33 Killdeer 56 Model High 46 Abbey 67 Model High 21 Beach 62 Model High 20 Hebron 28 Model High 29 Sentinel Butte 42 Model High 36 Watford City 50 Model High 23 New England 66 Model High 41 Mrs. Nell Robinson English Instructor r.b v IH r1 riii ' 'I flpl Smile pretty girls! Mr. Peter Hnottavangc Social Science Instructor What a dreamy neckline, who for? I Is it real? SEATED, Left to Right: Ethel Hudechek, Lawrence Demaniow, Margaret Fisher, Virginia Hegel. STANDING, Left to Right: Steve Jablonsky, Howard Dukart, Ralph Haag, Ruth Stieg, Lorraine Sylvester, James Kubishta, Anton karsky, Eileen Privratsky. “JUST DUCKY LEFT TO RIGHT: Ethel Hudechek, Steve Jablonsky, Ruth Stieg, Margaret Fisher, Lorraine Sylvester. ENGER’S MOTEL OSBORN'S Portraits Cameras On U. S. Highway No. 10 Everything Pholographic Phone 2371 Dickinson, North Dakota 17 2nd Ave. W. Dickinson Sales every Tuesday WEST PLAINS MOTEL WESTERN LIVESTOCK COMPANY “The Northwest's Finest “For the Best in the West — Go Western” Dickinson, North Dakota Call - 4145 East Villard “Where you meet a friend ■ not a flunky” THE DICKINSON PRESS Free Interior Decorating Service The Voice of Teddy Roosevelt's West” Newspaper Publishers Printing Specialists Office Outfitters HOME FURNITURE STORE Dickinson, North Dakota Furniture, Draperies, Carpeting, Lamps 6 West Villard FLECK'S INC. Compliments of Furniture Appliances AMOS FREED Where you get a good deal every day” Phone 3021 432 West Villard •FRESH-UP WITH... SEVEN UP BOTTLING WORKS BENEK’S CAFE RECREATION We Serve Dickinson, N. Dak. Excellent Food Buick Authorized Sales Service Compliments of the SLOPE MOTOR at Moderate Prices IMPLEMENT CO. SLOPE TEACHER DSTC's Leading Newspaper 43 3rd Ave. W. Phone 4125 - ULSCHAK'S AUTO COURT Beauty Rest Mattresses, Showers, Tubs and combination Tubs and Showers Alumni owners and operators — MR. and MRS. FRANK ULSCHAK Phone 4437