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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

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The l955 Prairie Smoke I f s Dedication 1955 Prairie Smoke Dr. A. C. Selke -2- ln appreciation for 27 years of friendship, understanding, and service, we dedicate the 1955 Prairie Smoke to Dr. A. C. Selke, Pro- fessor of Geography and Chairman of the Social Science Department. We thank him for his contributions in the museum, for his field trips lah, what field tripsi, for his contributions to the written history and geology of North Dakota and particularly of this area. 775! y X inf 'flZQ. X EI Q42 P ff 5-yuarey Eff' 33Th1t1s'j xxffffla 53' 4 an LCG ,7 QM ., 'III N :C cr cc X .J U Q U . . nf! J 3 . 19 2 5 ' - T ff Xutdff W FHCULTH Board of Higher Education Front Row, left to right: Frank P. Whitney, Dickinson, Mrs. Vernon Johnson, Wahpetong J. W. Calnan Bismarck. Back Row: Dr. A. D. McCannel, Minot, Commissioner, A. F. Arnason, Bismarck, President, D. W. Westbee, Grand Forks, P. J. Donnelly, Grafton, Gilman Wang, Cartwright. C. E. SCOTT President Dickinson State Teachers College -4- LEILA WOODS L. G. PULVER Dean of Women Dean of Men A V4 , K R. R. HARDING DOROTHY LOUDON JOYCE KNUDSON JOSEPH LINDSETH Industrial Arts Dietitian Home Economics Agriculture DALE HEWSON A. C. SELKE GEORGE MONTGOMERY E. C. BLACKCRBY Veterans Training Geography Commerce History -5- -- 15-ff' GORDON OLSON Education FLORE NCE TUCKER English X as M CHAR LES JOHNSON EIementary Education MG fw- f. T01 X GLADYS WILSON EARL DUNGAN Education Psychology PETER HNOTTAVANGE Education, Social Science RICHARD RITSCHER DELLA HEID Music Music OSBOURNE BELSHEIM CLINTON SCHEFFIELD HARRY WEINBERGEN LORAINE SCHUMACHER Music Art Physical Education Phygicqi Education -5- FORREST LOTHROP Athletics A ,J I Q M ' 'X' 3 , f if 4- lri ', M S : KENTON VICKERY LORNA LENGFELD HENRY AAS English Speech Journalism S S JULIA NICKEL German -if ,,d l!lnm MATILDA STOXEN EVA WEINBERGEN H. E. MURPHY Librarian Assistant Librarian Science 2 JOHN THOMPSON JOHN MacDONALD JACOB HEHN EDNA KONO Mathematics Science Business Manager Bookstore Registrar -7- re ff A S , 5 :vv -::, - V , ' ,. S ' ff Lf Y . is 2, 1 '-'-, 1 riz, if 'if 4 MILDRED CHRISTENSEN BEVERLY McDOUGAL MAUDE KLINEFELTER URSELLA GRAND PRE Secretory Secretary Secretory Nurse fgaw BELVA JANSEN EILEEN HOGAN MAE GRAND PRE Supervisor Supervisor Supervisor Fir!! Grade Third Grade Seventh Grade EVELYN ENGEN ROSE GLENN Supervisor Supervisor Fifth Grade Fourrh Grade -8- VALERIA KUHN Who's Who Leonard Lardy, Carol Spoer, William Rolshoven, Ells- worth Mayer, Valeria Kuhn, and Marvin Weiss were selected for recognition in the i955 National Publica- tion, 'Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities. They were selected on the basis of scholastic stand- ings, leadership, promise of future usefulness to society, character, and participation in activities. LEONARD LARDY .9- ELLSWORTH MAY ER -10- WILLIAM ROLSHOVEN CAROL SPOER MARVIN WE ISS Wl1o's Who in action 0 Cashier x c CKQOQU V T me out io' x O me 5 A U1-ying wr . H10 so Nadu Uyjn Lo 9 U w gn vo, Joe Ondwful H How con 000 Me, wish YOU Wgre h.,,, k eooa is Does WO' mo vow Wh W Q omg? . ..-12- NN I Q Student Council I Is 'hero my new business? Tarpo proposes Inter hours for Klinofelfor Hall. Don't all speak at once. -13- PHYLLIS BAKKE New England Maier: Music Minor: English Women's League, Choir, FTA, Menc, CYF, IRC OSCAR BOESHANS Elgin Maior: Physical Educa- tion Minor: Biology, Social Studies Men's Union llgf, Q r fh 0 Q f . .E gf .--4' S x 'w Senior- man with a degree, CLYDE BOYKO Stanton Maior: English, Social M Situdies ' : is Unio'r:y'D' Club MARIAN BROWN Dickinson Maior: Social Studies Minor: Physical Educa- tion Womon's League, Alpha Sigma Alpha ROBERT BURDA Dickinson Maior: Physical Educa- tion, Social Stud- ies Minor: Biology Chorus, 'D' Club, Pep Club, Football, Men's Union, FTA WAYNE DAVISON Killdeer Maior: Physical Educa- tion, Commerce Minor: Social Studies Men's Union, 'D' Club Football, Track, Phi Sigma Pi, Pep Club, L.S.A., FTA, Senior Class Vice President -15- F RANCES DEFEA Dickinson Maior: Commerce Minor: Social Studies Men's Union, Newman Club, FTA, Pep Club CHARLES DELANEY Dickinson Maior: Commerce, Bio- logical Science Minor: Geography, Social Studies Men's Union DUWAYNE FREED Dickinson Moior: Composite Com- merce Minor: Geography, So- cial Studies Men's Union, 'D' Club, Football, IRC, Newman Club, Pep Club ARNOLD FRIEZ Bentley Maior: Elementary, His tory Minor: History Men's Union -.15- ROBERT GRASSER Dickinson Moior: Composite Science Minor: Biology Men's Union MILTON HERTZ Moi! Maior: Commerce Minor: Social Studies Industrial Arts Men's Union, Band, Chorus, Prairie Smoke JEANNE HIGHTOWER Dickinson Maior: Composite Com- l'I10l'C9 Minor: Social Sciences Women's League WALTER HUBER Beulah Maior: Social Science Minor: Commerce, Geo- Qm Y Menl1hUnion ROGER HUFFMAN Killdeer Moior: Physical Educa- tion, Social Science Minor: Biology, Men's Union,'D Club, Basket- ball VALERIA KUHN Dickinson Maior: English, Social Science Minor: Speech, Women's League, Alpha Sigma Al- pha, lRC, Newman Club, Student Council, Slope Teacher, Prairie Smoke, Cue Club LEONARD LARDY Sentinel Butte Maior: Social Science, English Minor: Art, Geography, Men's Union, Art Club, Prairie Smoke, IRC, Phi Sigma Pi -181 CAROL HUMMEL Mott Maior: English Minor: Commerce, Social Science, Women's League x- ROSWELL LOFFELMACHER Belfield Moior: English Minor: Geography, His tory Men's Union, IRC M.S.M., Art Club, Prairie Smoke JERRY MCDONALD Mott Ma ior: Phys ical Educa- tion, Social Science Minor: History Men's Union, 'D' Club Basketball, Track, IRC ELLSWORTH MAYER Hebron Maior: Mathematics Minor: English, German Men's Union, Student Council President, Lamb- da Delta Lambda, UYF, Phi Sigma Pi, Tennis, FTA. WILLIAM MASBRUCKER Glen Ullin Maier: Composite Science, Biology Minor: History Men's Union, IRC, New- man Club, Lambda Del- ta Lambda ..1 9- JANE MITCHELL Dickinson Maior: English Minor: Social Science Women's League FREDRICK NELSON Watuuga, South Dakota Major: English Minor: Biology, Social Science Nen's Union WILLIAM PALANUIK Belfield Maior: Social Science Minor: Folznmerce, Eng- is Men's Union JOAN PATTERSON Dickinson Maior: Elementary Edu- cation Women's League ...ZO- WILLIAM ROLSHOVEN MICHAEL SAFRATOWICH Mandan Major: Social Science Malor Composiie Com Minor: Commerce, Men's merge UNION, HDH Club, BGSIKGT- Minor Social Science ball, Phi Sigma Pi, LSA, Men 5 Umon Homecoming Chief CAROL SPOER Hebron Major: Physical Educa- tion Minor: Art, Social Science Women's League, Alpha Sigma Alpha, WRA, Stu- dent Council, FTA, IRC, Art Club, Homecoming Princess JOHN STEFFEN Halliday Maior: Social Science, English Minor: Commerce, Men's Union, IRC LEROY NICHOLS Dickinson Maior: Composite Science Minor: Physical Educa- tion Men's Union, 'D' Club, Football TED UECKER Dickinson Maior: Physical Edu- cation, Social Science Minor: History Men's Union, 'D' Club, Basketball, Pep Club, Phi Sigma Pi GORDON VOEGELE Glen Ullin Maior: English Minor: Speech, Geogra- phy, Social Science, German Men's Union, CYF NOT PICTURED GERALD SHAW Mondan Maior: Social Science Minor: Commerce, Eng- lish Men's Union, Pep Club, Newman Club, IRC MARVIN WEISS Elgin Maior: English- Minor: German, Hisiory, Speech Men's Union, Prairie Smoke, Band, Chorus, Phi sigma Pi, Pep Club, 'D' Club,Studenf Coun- cil, Radio LAWERENCE WERNER Brisbane Major: Composite Com- mefce Minor: Social Science gems Union, Phi Sigma i -22- JOHN WEBER Dickinson Maior: Physical Ecluca tion Minor: Commerce Men's Union, Pep Club IRC, 'D' Club chorus' FTA, Newman Club UT U ' YH . X .lumors MELVIN BIERWAGEN5 El- ginj FTA, LSA, Mons Union, D Club MARILYN BORN, Richard- tong Womens League, WRA- Pres., Alpha Sigma Alpha, MENC, Junior Class-Sac., Newman Club, Band, Choir FRANCES DEFEA5 Dickin- son: Mans Union, IRC, New- man Club, FTA 'Tu '9n X fr 5 J 1 O Q - rg K g r X - af .N . 439, X ' V1 'S CX JI 7 A as S UPPQPC O -25... .tx Kwai' em.,-yd' M AJ' wr- vvw- of 'WN -24- WAYNE DETTMANJ E lclging Mens Union, 'D Cub, MENC, Band, Choir DON GRAND PRE, Dickin- son, Mens Union ALFRED GRATZp New Sa- lem, Mens Union, Band, Choir, MENC, Newman Club, 'D' Club, Phi Sigma Pi GENE HAGBURGg Dickin- son, Mens Union, 'D' Club, LSA JAMES HERAUFQ South Heanp Mens Union, Slope Teacher-Ed., Newman Club EDWIN KADRMASQ Dickin- son, Newman Club, 'D' Club, Football, IRC, Mens Union ALFRED KAlSERSHOTp Dickinson, Newman Club, Mens Union, Phi Sigma Pi DONALD KETTNER, Beach, Mens Union, Football DOLORES KOLLERQ Glen Ullinp Womens League, New- man Club, IRC EDWIN KUCHYNSKIg Dick- inson, Mens Union JOYCE LARSON5 Under- wood, Womens League, Cue Club, MENC, Band, Choir, IRC WALDEMAR MAAS5 Zap, Mens Union FREDERICK NELSONI Wo- fauga, So. Dak., Mens Union LEROY NICHOLS, Dickin- son, Mens Union DANIEL OUKROP, Dickin- son, Band, Choir, Mens Union, LSA FRANKLIN PAZOUREK, Dickinson, Mens Union GILBERT RIDL, Dickinson, Mens Union RAY SCHIELDS, Beu lah, Mens Union, Pep Club, Slope Teacher, IRC, LSA WARREN SCHWARTZ, Dickinson, Mens Union, Lambda Delta Lambda, IRC CLARA SEECAMP, Hebron, Womens League, Lambda Delta Lambda, Choir, CYF HILMER SIVESIND, Dunn Center, Mens Union BILL TARPD, New Eng- land, Mens Union, Student Council, 'D' Club, BBB JOHN WEBER, Dickinson, Mens Union wwf' 5 :Q ' jg,-. lfiipio -25- uniors Not Pictured Sophomores Not P1Ctl1I'Cd HAROLD FORDAHL JERRY MCDONALD EDWARD RIEDL CHARLES WILZ ROGER WOLF 126.- LEROY BEAUDOIN JOHN DANKS DON DUDA JEANETTE GOETZ ELIZABETH KELLER ED KESSEL RICHARD KESSEL VINETTE KROGH JEAN LILLIBRIDGE CLEONE MCGREGOR FRANCES MISCHEL LOUIS OLDENBURG RAMONA PALACHUK VIRGINIA SCHAAR DON SIMONIEG JG'IN SPAULDING MADGE STE FANATZ MARVIS WACHSMAN 'PZ 'fail F5-3771 'F TQ- ' 'Y' 7 '1 yf'1?36'f: 'K'A3fQ'f,p 'F W .n41 W Sophomores V xl J? ln s vw! 2' Zx ' 5 ll X xl - y 'X ' Z .. lx X sopfmweq MARY ANN ARMSTRONG: Dickinson: Womans League, Choir, WRA, CYF NORMAN BALLARD5 Waho- loong Mon: Union, Newman Club, Basketball, 'IRC CARL BIRGENHEIERF Dickinson: Mens Union: Newman Club, IRC -21... 3 'FY , ik , 'K5'..'.T1f .i - , Q , Y .:E-Q, -.ij . 1, .smug i M , ML E' B' L . X uve ii - V. 1 V '+I qw-f'-'Q 1 wwe? X ffitllli' . ., I gk f X, . A 5 it if if ' ' iii 5525, JOYCE BOOKE, Dickinson, Newman Club, Cheerleader, WRA ROBERT DELANEY, Dick- inson, Mens Union, Phi Sigma Pi, Lambda Delta Lambda, MSM-Pres., 'D' Club, Bond, Football TED EASTON, Bismarck, Mens Union, Basketball, Football, Track, Newman Club, FTA, 'D' Club, Stu- dent Council, Phi Sigma Pi LYNELL FETTIG, Killdeer, Womens League, Newman Club, Pep Club, IRC HERBERT FISHER! Hebron, Mens Union, FTA,lRC, CYF DONALD FROELICHQ Dick- inson, Football,Mens Union, Mens Chorus, LSA HAROLD GANZER, Dickin- son, Mens Union, Lambda Delta Lambda GARY GRENDAHL, Carson, Mens Union DON GUNLAUGSONJ Cav- alier, Mens Union PHILLIP HAAG, Dickinson, Mens Union ALMEDA HAUSER, Hebron, Womens League, FTA, LSA JOYCE HAVERLOCK: South Heart, Womens League, Newman Club JOANNE HLAVINKA, Lark, Wggtens League, FTA, CY F, HERMAN R. HOFF, Rich- ardton, Mens Union RAY HOFFMAN, Mandan, Mens Union, Bond, Choir, Newman Club JEANETTE HU BER, Bent- ley, Womens League, ASA, LSA, FTA PHYLLIS HUSHKA, Dickin- son, Womens League, Cue Club, Newman Club ALBERT JACOBS, Regent, Mens Union, Newman Club, Choir, Track ESTRELLA KAELBERER, New Salem, LSA, IRC, FTA PHILLIP KAHLER, Anchor- age, Alaska, Mens Union, 'D' Club, Basketball GEORGE KESSEL, Dickin- son, Mens Union, Football GEOR GE KOVASH, Dickin- son, Mens Union RAY KOVASH, Dickinson Mens Union LAWRENCE LARDY, Senti- nel Butte, Mens Union, Newman Club, IRC JUDY LINSETH, Watford City, Womens League, IRC, MSM, WRA, Pep Club SHEALA LOKKEN, Bow- man, Womens League, FTA, LSA LA VERNA MAAS, Zap, Wo- mens League OLIVIA MARTIN, Richard- ton, Womens League RUBY MARTIN, Richardton, Womens League SHIRLEY METZGER, Rich- ardton, Choir, Band, New- rnan Club, Womens League MARY MIKLAUTSCH, Dick- inson, Band, Slope Teacher, Womens League, Newman Club SANDRA MODISETT, Dickinson, Womens League, Prairie Smoke, Pep Club, WRA, UYF, Band, Cue Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha LA VERNE NEILSON, Beach, Mens Union, Pep Club, LSA DONALD NELSON, Gfenora, Mens Union, IRC, FTA, LSA IRVIN NODLAND, Dunn Center, Mens Union VIVIAN OLSON, Mclnfosh, So. Dak., Womens Lea ue, Prairie Smoke, Pep Club, Newman Club, IRC TED PEDELISKI, Belfield, Art Club, Phi Sigma Pi, Newman Club, Prairie Smoke, Mens Union, IRC GEORGE PERRY, Watford City, Mens Union, Basket- ball, Football EILEEN PRIVRATSKY, South Heart, Womens Leo- gue, Newman Club-Pres., ASA, Band, WRA BILL REDMOND, Belfield, Mens Union, Newman Club, Lambda Delta Lambda, Sophomore Class-Pres. DARRELL REYNOLDS, An- chorage, Alaska, Mens Un- ion, Basketball, Football, Choir JOSEPHINE RIPLEY, Dick- inson, Womens League, Choir, MENC CHARLES ROBINSON, Wat- ford City, Mens Union, Bas- ketball, Football DUANE ROEHRICK: Bis- marck, Mens Union, Band, Choir, MENC, Newman Club, Phi Sigma Pi, Prairie Smoke CHARLES RONNINGZ Scranton, Mens Union, FTA, LSA, IRC OLIVIA ROTH' New Lei p. X. zig, Womens League DON RUDIE, Fairview, Mon- tana, Football, 'D' Club, Lambda Delta Lambda, Mens Union, LSA DORTHY SCHMIDT, Dickin- son, Womens League S , N' I L ji, QF 31 Q--.. -4' x Q 3 .fi 5 N. X YES if Q Ci 5 S i ef il X sr , ek 2 5 - wxwxgf 1 V X s TW wi f s -, L, ,gui 4 - ,ix .fm I ..-. f lx- is R A jum X X . ig X . , I., wool - ff . L L X 131- 'A' inn' qrvf' walhmfa e1 M - r RICHARD SCHMIDTJ Dick- inson, Mens Union HELEN SCHNEIDER, Heb- ron, Womens League, CYF RUTH SCHULZ, Haynes, Womens League, WRA MARGORIE SCHWARTZ, Reeder, Womens League, WRA, LSA DOROTHY SCOTT, Culbert- son, Montona, Womens Lea- gue, Slope Teacher, IRC, FTA, MSM, Prairie Smoke, Pep Club, Band CARSTEN SEECAMP, Heb- ron, Mens Union, Lambda Delta Lambda, CYF-Pres. ERNA BETH SEECAMP, Hebron, Womens League, Lambda Delta Lambda, CYF, Choir EUNlCE STROM, Beulah, Womens League, Pep Club, ASA, CYF, IRC, FTA ERNEST WOODLEY, Scran- ton, Mens Union, Newman Club, Pep Club, FTA BERNADETTE WILZ, Dick- inson, Womens League, WRA, Newman Club. ROGETTE ZAHRADNIK, Dickinson, Womens League Sophomore Class-Sec., LSA IRC, WRA-Sec.-Treas. vl Tw. Y--gf!! N1 11 H - f--5-, ' : .' fn' 5-fin: Q.,Li 5'? ' f 1'ff 'TQH- --j Tiff-'fr'-'Q' Q '5' Fm '-1, Freshmen ELIZABETH ADAMS: Mon- dang Womens League, New- man Club, FTA, WRA JANICE ADAMS: Beach: Womens Leogue, Slope Teacher, Cue Club, MSM, VIRA ROGER ALTENBURG: Jud- son, Mens Union, Football, LSA 55. S6 'I- 5 K' X2 drool! JM jf xk ,,Wrr1vufE Q1 1 ,U ES 5 Freshman ! Q -55- ,JMQK ' HU' m.. 'l Y 'KI ' 5' iff mm ...54.. RUTH ALTON, Keene, Wo- mens League BARBARA KAY ANDREWS, Moffit, Womens League, Pep Club, MSM, WRA RITA ANDREWS, Bowman, Womens League ANDREW ANTONS Lefor, Mens Union ERVIN ARMBRUST, Dickin- son, Mens Union, Football, Newman Club LARRY BARES, Beach, Mens Union, Football, Bas- kefboll LCRNA BORGMAN, New Salem, Womens League GERALD BAUER: Zap, Mens Union, LSA, lRC ALBERT BAUMANN, Reed- er, Mens Union, Football, LSA VURL BAUMANN, Golden Valley, Mens Union, LSA, IRC MARLENE BINSTOCK, Bel- field, Womens League CURTIS BOESPFLUG, New Leipzig, Mens Union, Foot- ball, Newman Club BEVERLY BRAASCHQ Di ckinsonp Cheerleader, Wo- mens League, LSA E RIETTA BRABLEC' H N 1 Belfielcl, Womens League, WRA HAROLD BURCH, Mandan, Mens Union, lRC MARION BURCH, Manclan, Womens League, Pep Club, LSA JOHN BURESH, Killdeer, Mens Union, Football CLARE CHESIRE, Bis- marclc, Womens League, Cue Club, Newman Club, Band, Pep Club, Prairie Smoke, IRC JOANN CUMMINGSJ Dickin- son, Womens League, Band, choir, MENC, wRA, uYF NOREEN CUSKELLYQ Kni- deerg Womens League, New- man Club, Slope Teacher, Pep Club, WRA CURTISS DACHTLER, El- gin, Mens Union, Mens Cho- rus, Choir, Basketball CONNlE DAVIDSON, Beu- lah, Womens League, FTA, UYF JEAN DAY TON, Lemmon, So. Dak., Womens League, UYF, WRA CONRAD DIETZQ Sentinel Butte, Mens Union, Newman Club, IRC is 5 Nd X . . .,.., 5 . Y 2 QM. yi X . X l Mwvvym ,flu if 3 ,i W 9 r x -35- ,,.,.,.v-5 'ffm -1 -Qi-X -ef l , 1' f MARLENE DINWOODIEI Charlson, Womens League, Choir, WRA, LSA MARLYS DINWOODIE, Char l son, Womens League, Choir, WRA, LSA CAROL DRONEN' Driscoll- Womens League, tue Club, IRC, WRA, LSA PHYLLIS DUCKWITZ, Heb- ron, Womens League, Pep Club, FTA, WRA, UYF ANGELINE EHLIS, Dickin- son, Womens League, New- man Club, Choir, Pep Club, Prairie Smoke DONALD EMCH, Leith, Mens Union, Cue Club, Choir, MSM MARLENE ENGER, Dickin- son: Womens League ROSE MARY EVINGER, Wemer, Sketch Club, New- man Club, Womens League, WRA ANN FEYEREISEN, Brad- dock, Pep Club, Womens League, WRA CHARLES FISCHER, Heb ron, Mens Union AMANDA FRANK, Holliday Womens League GEORGE FUNK, Hebron Mens Union DOLORES GERHARDT, So- len, Womens League, New- man Club, WRA, FTA OLGA GJERMANDSON, Mor- shall, Womens League MARLYN GRAHAM, Bow- man, Mens Union, LSA JOHNNY GRAMES, Anchor- age, Alaska, Mens Union, Basketball SYLVIA HAAS, Lefor, Choir, Womens League, Cue Club, FTA JEROME HEGEL, Almont, Mens Union, Newman Club, IRC FRANK HATZENBIHLERZ Center, Mens Union, New- man Club MARLENE HAYDEN, Fair- view, Montana, Womens League, WRA, CYF HERBERT HECK, Dickin- son, Mens Union, Newman Club, Freshman Class-Pres. KENNETH HAGEL, Mott, Mens Union IVAN' HEIDECKER, Lefor, Mens Union, Newman Club VIRGIL HEIDECKER, Tay- lor, Mens Union, Newman Club mf. - 3 CRX X X X xxx X M63 we fam. A '14 X. gp-.-pe l ' Mtn QQ' ff Av. 9? fi K dv'-'Y ZGQ, f' ,X ek pn- ' is - X ,Y .Q A X f A A-6' 'Inf 'Qwiai' -quasar .Z iff' i mpeg,-ag , 44,11 ww PETER HEINERT, Taylor, Mens Union, Football, New- man Club, FTA VIRGQNIA HERBERHOLZ New England, Womens Lea: gue, Newman Club, WRA, FTA JUDEEN HERDT, Fairview, Montana, Womens League, Band, LSA, WRA MARLYS HONEYMAN, Reeder, Womens League Newman Club, FTA ROSE ILLICH, Dickinson, Womens League, Pep Club, Newman Club, WRA ARLYS JACOBSON, Dickin- son, Womens League HILDA JACOBSON, Reeder, Womens League KEISNETH JAEGER, Heb- ron, Mens Union, UYF-Pres. BEVERLY JOHNSON: New Englmd, Womens League, LSA, WRA GEORGE JONES, Mott, Mens Union, Football DONNA MAE KALLIS, New Leipzig, Womens League, Pep Club, CYF, FTA BEVERLY KARY, Fayette, Womens Leagpe LAWRENCE KARSKY, Dickinson, Mens Union LOIS KENITZER, Reeder, Womens League JON K ENITZER, Reeder, Mens Union STELLA KIND, Killdeer, Womens League, Cue Club, Slope Teacher, Pep Club, WRA, LSA, IRC MADELLA KISSE, Halliday, Womens League ELAINE KITTELSON, Beach, Womens League LORETTA KLEIN, Dickin- son, Womens League, New- man Club JEAN KNOELL, Hazen, Slope Teacher, FTA, WRA, LSA AGNES KOLLER: Glen Ul- lin, Womens League, New- man Club, FTA, IRC CLARA KOLLER, Glen UII in, Womens League, Newman Club, IRC VALE RI AN KOSTEL ECKY, Dickinson, Mens Union RICHARD KRUSHENISKYJ Dickinson, Mens Union as il JF' .gm fix-X X I 1 8 Msg, K l Je 2 Q, WE A .. . K A x Sig Q , ,xii ISK 5X S' 'RTX -39.. is as mm 'QE' 'If PW? tl' ,...r i ii VINCE KUBASJ Dickinson, Mens Union, Slope Teacher MARGARET KUMMER: Wat- ford City, Pep Club, Womens League, LSA, WRA CAROUNE LARSONJ Al- montp Womens League, WRA, LSA ROSEL LA LARSON, Wi llis- tong Womens League JEAN LATHROPJ Driscoll, Womens League, Pep Club, LSA, WRA, IRC VERNICE LORITZQ Hebron, Womens League, Pep Club, WRA, UYF MARGIE LUX, Menokenp Womens League, Newman Club, Cue Club, Band, IRC, Pep Club, Slope Teacher- Asst. Ed. ARLENE MAYERQ Hebron: Womens League, Sfuclent Council, Pep Club, UYF GERTRUDE MAYERg Heb- ron, Womens League, Pep Club, UYF, wRA JAMES MAYER5 Richardfong Mens Union VIOLETTE MAXER5 Mott, Womens League, Newman Club, Pep Club, WRA CHARLES MCCONNELLI Dunn Center, Mens Union, Band, Choir, LSA LORRETTA MESSERi Heb- ron, Womens League, New- man Club, WRA MARY ANN MILLER, Bis- marck, Womens League, Newman Club, IRC, WRA, FTA THOMAS MORAVEC: Bow- man, Mens Union, LSA BETTY MRACHEK, Alexan- der, Newman Club, MENC, FTA, WRA GARY MURRAY, Beulah, Nona Union, Football, Bas- ketball MARTIN NAGEL, Hebron, Mens Union CLARENCE NAMENUK, Gorham, Mens Union CLAYTON NE LSON: Hazen, Mens Union JANET NYGAARD, Bow- man, Womens League MARILYN NOLL, Golva, Womens League, Newman Club VYONNE OECH, Beach, Womens League, UYF ROBERT OLSON, Killdeerp Mens Union, LSA 'Um '-'mai wif .42- NORMAN OPPF Hebron' MSDS Union ' PHYLLIS OSMERQ Hebron, Womens League, Bond, LSA BERNICE PETERSON, Dickinson, Womens League, Choi Freshman Class- Sec., LSA-Pres. ELAINE PITTENGER5 Dickinson, Womens League, LSA MARY P LOTZK I5 Dodge, Womens League, WRA, FTA FRANK PRAUSQ South Hearfj Mens Union ROSE RAUSCHQ Dickinson, Newman Club, Women Lea- gue, Pep Club, Band, WRA, FTA ANTONIA REITERE Bel- field, Womens League, New- man Club WALLACE REMINGTONS Mott, Mens Union, IRC DARRELL REMSINGJ Dunn Center, Mens Union BEVERLY RENNERg Rich- ordfong Cue Club: Newman Club, Womens League WILLlAM RICHTER, Bel- fieldp Mens Union ROSIE ANN RIDLEJ Dick- inson, Womens League LAVONNE RITZ, Almont, Womens League, WRA, LSA VERNA ROBERTS, Sentinel Butte, Womens League, Pep Club, UYF JANICE ROFFLERI Grassy Butte, Womens League, Choir, WRA, MSM MILDRET ROKUSEK, Burt, Womens League, Cue Club, Pep Club, WRA, UYF DONNELLA ROLL, Regent, Newman Club, Cue Club, Choir, Womens League, WRA VALERIA ROLL, Burt, Wo- mens League, FTA, WRA ROBERT SATTLER, Toy- lor, Mens Union LEO SCHAFER, Dickinson Mens Union KENNETH SCHATZ, Heb- ron, Mens Union, Bond LOUISE SCHERMAN, Sen- tinel Burke, Newman Club, Cue Club, WRA, FTA FRANCIS SCH IWAL, Glad- stone, Mens Union, Newman Club suqr QQ? 'fmily 46 lab? gwoe 9 2 f , I- ,fl E ...44-.- GLADYS SCHMALENBERGER, Hebron, Womens League, Bona, FTA, UYF ELAINE scnmlrz, emu, Newman Club, Womens Lea- gue, Pionio ROBERT SCHNEIDER, Hebron, Mens Union, Slope Teacher CHARLES SCHOENBORNI Hebron, Mens Union, New- man Club, Basketball, FTA ELNORA SCHULZ, James- town, Womens League, WRA, LSA PATRICIA SCHUTZ: Buffa- lo Springs, Womens League, Pep Club, WRA ANGELINE SCHUMACHER, Bismarck, Newman Club, Pep Club, Choir, FTA, WRA CYNTHIA SCHUTZ, Hebron, Pep Club, Band, Choir, IRC, FTA, WRA, UYF REUBEN SEBASTIAN, Dickinson, Mens Union HELEN SEPT, Elgin, Wo- mens Chorus, Womens Lea- gue, Choir, Cue Club MARLENE STECHERJ New England, Womens League, Newman Club,' WRA, FTA BECKY STUMP, Culbert- son, Montana, Womens Lea- gue RONALD SWENSON, Dick- inson, Mens Union, Band, LSA PETER SYMIONOW, Gor- ham, Mens Union, Choir, Newman Club MAX TAYLOR, Dickinson Mens Union KENNARD THOMPSON, Watford City, Mens Union, Football, Baskelbcll CARMEN TWEETEN, Dick- inson, Mens Union, LSA- Vice-Pres. WILLIAM UECHERT, Beach, Mens Union, Basket- ball, LSA DARLYNE UNRUH, Zap, Womens League.. Slope Teacher, WRA, UYF, FTA DAVID VOKAL, Belfield, Mens Union, IRC SHYRLA WACHSMAN, Man- dan, Womens League, Choir, Band, MSM NONICA WARREN, Grassy Butte, Womens League, Newman Club, Prairie Smoke, Pep Club, Cue Club, WRA DELMER WEIDNER, Halli- day, Mens Union, LSA VIRGINIA WEIL, Beulah, Womens League, Pep Club, WRA, UYF 1' D T, 'Cd 5 5 iz aux, .45- ELNA WEISENBERGERQ Halliday, Womens League, LSA CURTIS WEISSg El in, Mens Union, Cue Club, liens Cho- rus, Choir, Student Council ALBERT WETZELp Glen Ulling Mens Union MRS. ERMA WETZEL5 Glen Ullin, Womens League DOUG WlLEY5 Dickinson, Mens Union, Band, Choir, MENC, MSM Rose MARIEWIRTZFIELDQ Sentinel Butte, Womens Lea- gue CORRINE WOLD5 Bucyrusg Womens League, LSA, WRA EVA WOLF, Mott, Womens League, Newman Club, Cue Club, Pep Club, IRC HAROLD WOSEPKA, Golva, Mens Union, Newman Club RONDNA ZEMPEL, Almonfp Womens League, WRA, LSA LUCILLE ZIMMERMAN: Taylor, Womens League, Newmm Club, Pep Club, FTA RUTH ZUERN5 Hazen, Wo- mens League, Pep Club, WRA, FTA '74 f F, . .ag 'vii ,I - r: ,V 'Af A gi i QI AGNES ELKIN: Taylor: Wo- A mens League WILLIAM HOLLAR3 Beach: MIDI Union, LSA ' .rf 'S ' 4 Ii 1 5' 'I NOT PICTURED: 33 -Q WILLIAM ANDERSON MARLENE MASSAD I ABILENA BENTZ JOSEPH MILLER CQRA BQRGAN RICHARD MURDY CLIFFORD CARROLL gggxtg EEJAESUDHSECHEK FRANKLIN PALACHUK JIM PAVLISH DAN DUDLEY FRANK HBE ,5i'2iEfNPE?.EZZ1Nf EDWARD GEIGER ANTQN RIDLE LLOYD HENDRICKSON CLAUDIA RIPLEY ALEC HERAUF ROBERT SCHMIDT MARCIA HILDEN CARL SCHOBINGER DONALD KARY JERRY SHOOTER MITCHELL KOCH MARJEAN KOSTELECKY IRENE KOTTRE THEODORE KUBISIAK BETTY LUNDIN NORMA MAAS ADAM MANDAN EDWARD SIGI. JOYCE SMITH HERBERT THORSON ROBERT WICKUM WILLIAM WINCZEWSKI --4 -V I adj. H Yes! mme ,,a,eQ' 4 A Wm Q Q If f Q f N, fx r f 1 A. -1 J f ' x WN X tJC ff f Xxmfy VK I J E I Y XX 2 41? f JQ fnloq-,ta Q KF' . X J A X' XX ofacamza t long fo ,- S C 4 G' Goal., 3. s ,NG :gnu 'qffbgk - x Av 3' 2 N ' ' x X 50431 Q 'gm 1 1 ,I 21-f ffff W? J 2 N J CML! Fetema XV, 4 2: ' my N IL , : X ff - '7' ' - fffl Dances, -48- lambda Delta lambda First Row, left to right: Mr. Thompson - Advisor, Warren Schwartz, Elsworth Mayer - President, Virginia Schaar - Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Murphy - Advisor, Bill Masbrucker - Vice-President, Nr. MacDonald. Second Row: Don Rudie, Tom Thomas, Clara Seecamp, Erna Seecamp, Carsten Seecamp, Bill Redmond. Future Teachers of America 5 C First Row, left to right: D. Gerhordt, M. Plotzlci, A. Koller, M. Binstock, E. Woodley, W. Davison - President T Easton - Secretary-Treasurer, L. Nichols, F. DeFea. Second Row: D. Kollis M Miller P Bakke M Stedker. V. Roll, L. Bergmann, G. Schmalenberger, P. Duckwitz, E. Adams. Third Row: iuern, gtrom, llnrdh, Si Haas, I. Kottre, D. Scott, B. Mrachek, M. Honeyman, H. Jacobson. Fourth Row: D. Nelson, P. Haag, C. Ronning, M. Bierwagen, J. Weber, Dr. Olson - Advisor, C. Schutz, L. Sherman. .491 D Club :Q ,f gi , 2: fi in Q gi iff :E Q , , gf - .7 1 gf Q .S gg s Q 3 5 , NK 7 i A x E E i S Firsf Row, left to right: Mr. Lathrop - Advisor, Ted Uecker - Vice-President, Wayne Davison - Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Burda - President, Ted Easton - Publicity Chairman, Marv Weiss. Second Row: Bill Redmond, Tommy Thomas, Jimmy Herauf, Charles Wilz, Dan Dudley, Bill Wiley, George Kessel, Mike Safratowich. Third Row: Mr. Weinbergen - Advisor, Kennard Thompson, DuWayne Freed, Dan Kenner, Robert Delaney, Don Rudie, LeRoy Nichols, George Jones, Roger Huffman. Fourfh Row: Alberf Baumann, Norman Ballard, Clyde Boyko, Louis Oldenburg, LeRoy Beau- doin, Max Taylor, Phil Kohler, Jack Weber, Bill Courts. -50- Q Pep Club First Row, left to right: C. Wilz, S. Modisett, R. Burda - Vice-President, A. Jacobs, P. Symionow, A. Gratz, B Freed, N. Ballard, M. Weiss, R. Zahraclnik, M. Schwartz M. A. Armstrong, J. A. Cummings. Third Row: M. Lux, P Rausch, P. Duclcwitz, A. Frank, M. Kisse, R. M. Evinger, V. Roll, D. Scott, R. Larson, B. Nfachek, J. Haverlock, M Fifth Row: K. Thompson, M. Taylor, T. Uecker, B. Coutts E. Wolf, M. Rokusek, J. Lathrop. Sixth Row: J. Herauf, W. President, L. Olderburg - Secretary-Treasurer, J. Weber - Wiley, P. Kahler, D. Kettner, F. DeFea. Second Row: D. A. Hauser, S. Lolcken, C. Spoer, B. Peterson, B.Braasch, Schulz, D. Gerhardt, E. Schulz, J. Adams, R. Andrews, R. B. Renner. Fourth Row: M. Plotzki, R. Alton, V. Wiel, Honeyman J Lillibride L Sherman L Zimmerman C. Schutz: M.. Cummer, g.'Andrews, B. 'Kary, L. Messer, Da9ison, R. Hoffman, L. R. Beaudoin, A. Mayer, P. Osmer V. Loritz, G. Schmalenberger, E. Weisengurger, M. Dinwoodie, M. Dinwoodie, J. Roffler. Seventh Row: C. Weiss, H. Wosepka, E. Woodley, E. Sirom, A. Bentz, M. Burch, L. Fettig, J. Goetz, D. Roll, R. Ridl, V. Schaar, B. Wilz. Eighth Row: S. Kind, B. Stump, A. Jacobson, F. Mischell, M. Warren, C. Chesire, J. Booke, M. A. Miller, I. Kottre. ...51- Women's Recreational Association First row, left to right: Delores Gerhardt, Mary Ann Miller, Janice Adams, Abilena Bentz, Marge Schwartz - Vice-Presi- dent, Marilyn Born - President, Rogette Zahradnik - Secretary-Treasurer, Bernadette Wilz, Mary Plotski, Elnora Shulz, Hilda Jacobson. Second row: Stella Kind, Lorretta'Messer, Beverly Kary, Janet Nygaard, Cynthia Schutz, Philys Duck- witz, Rose Rausch, Louise Sherman, Marlene Stecker, Pat Schulz, Betty Adams. Third row: Judeen Herdt, Margaret Cummer, Jeanette Goetz, Rita Andrews, Marlene Dinwoodie, Marlys Dinwoodie, Elna Weisenberger, Janice Roffler, Bet- ty Mrochelc, Joyce Haverlock, Valeria Roll, Jean Lillibridge, Rosella Larson. Fourth row: Mildret Rokuselc, JoAnn Cummings, Rose Mary Evinger, Irene Kottre, Monica Warren, Becky Stump, Jean Lathrop, Donnella Roll, Rosie Ann Ridl, Henrietta Brablec, Ruth Alton, Barbara Andrews, Virginia Weil, Miss Schumacher - Advisor. Q06 ' xoqe f XX -52- Band uuumwwwnw was we lie we lflflfilfl 'lil 'UUW First Row, left to right: Ronald Swenson, Thomas Thomas, Margie Lux, Mary M. Herman, Janet Nygaard, Charles McConnell. Second Row: Lawerence Karsky, Eileen Privratsky, Sheila Lokken, Betty Mrochek, Clare Chesire, Cleone McGregor, Sandra Modisett, Kenneth Shatz, Bob Schneider, Marlene Binstoclc, George Kovash. Third Row: Judeen Herdt, Alfred Gratz, Wayne Dettman, Daniel Oukrop, Robert Wagner, Shirley Metzger, Kenneth Jaeger, Cynthia Schutz, Doug Wiley, Becky Stump, Walt Sommerville, Shyrla Wachsman, Bill Wiley. Fourth Row: Richard Ritscher, Director, Mary Miklqufsch, Marvin Weiss, JoAnn Cummings, James Berry, Joyce Larson, Frank Hatzenbuher, Joe Miller, Ray Hoffman. 1551 D. S. T. C. Choir f . E J if 5 f A Z i t 5 1 4 . T ' 1, 3 , Z , C' i 5 First row, left to right: Josephine Riple , Claudia Ripley, Sandra Modisett, Caroline Larson, Almeda Hauser, Osborne Bel- sheim - Director, Arlys Jacobson, Marllene Dinwoodie, Marlys Dinwoodie, Janice Roffler, Mary Ann Armstrong, Joyce Larson. Second row: Helen Sept, Cynthia Schutz, Cleone McGregor, Sh rla Wachsman, Becky Stump, Sylvia Haas, Marilyn Born, JoAnn Cummings, Clara Seecamp, Betty Mrachek, Phyllis Baake. Third row: Erna Seecamp, Mary Milclautsch, Peter Synionow, Curtis Weiss, Darrell Reynolds, Curtis Dachtler, Daniel Oukrop, Lawerence Karslxy, George Kovash, Marvin Weiss, Shirley Metzger, Janet Nygaard. Fourth row: Donald Emch, Wally Sommerville, Doug Wiley, Charles McConnell, Roger Altenburg, Robert Wagner, James Berry, Jack Weber, Alfred Gratz, Lawerence Sailer, George Dettman, Carsten Seecamp, Ray Hoffman. -54- Q i E N ? 1 l l is as f J .5 1 ' . .3 ' : g if , ' Amahl and his mother. Shir ley Metzger and Chuck Wachsmun. All the dancers. lc Privratsky. f Ray Hoffman, Darrell Reynolds, Carsten Seecamp, Alfred Gratz, and Shirley Metzger. Amahl and the Night Visitors Almecla Hauser, Sheala Lok en, Mary Miklautsch, ancl Eileen The robbery scene. Darrell Seecamp Alfred Gratz, Chuc ac Ray Hoffman, and Shirley Metz ger. Reynolds, Carsten , kW hsman, Music Educators National Conference First Row, left to right: Mrs. Heid, William Wiley, Joanne Cummings, Alfred Gratz. Second Row: Peter Symionow, Cynthia Shutz, Phyllis Bahlce, Almeda Hauser, Betty Mrachek, Mary Miklautsch, Mr. Belsheim. Third Row: Carsten Seecamp, Denial Oukrop, Josephine Ripley, Shirley Metzger, Marilyn Born, Clara Seecamp, Erna Seecamp. Fourth Row: Lawerence Karsky, Douglas Wiley, Ray Hoffman, George Kovash, Joyce Larson, Cleone McGregor, Mr. Ritscher. Methodist Student Movement 5 1 i x , First Row, left to right: Charles DeLaney - President, Shyla Wauchsman - Secretary, Bill Wiley - Vice-President. Second Row: Janice Adams, Dorothy Scott, Henry Schnieder, Barbara Andrews. Third Row: John Carroll, Ruth Mc- Connel, Becky Stump, Don Emch. Fourth Row: Roswell Loffelmacher, Charles McConnel, Douglas Wiley, Eugene Suhr, Wallace Remington, Mr. Dungan. -56- Newman Club 4-.L-1 tin!! First Row, left to right: Father Pommiere - Chaplin, Margie Lux, Mary Ann Miller, Delores Gerhardt, Ernest Wood- l - T s rer Eileen Privratsky - President, Marlene Binstock - Secretary, Valaria Kuhn - Corresponding ey rea u , Secretar , Francis Defea, Rose Rausch, Louise Scherman, Betty Adams, Miss Nickel - Advisor. Second Row: Vivian 6lson, Lynell Fettig, Mary M. Herman, Marlys Honeymin, Loretta Nasser, Marlene Stecher, Shirley Netzger, Kol er, Delores Koller, Bernadette Wilz. Third Row: Lucille Zimmerman, Jeanette Goetz, Claudida Ripley, Agnes Rosella Larson, Rose Mary Evinger, Rita Andrews, Clare Chesire, Monica Warren, Rose Ridl, Donnella Roll, Eva Haverloclc, Peter Symionow. Fourth Row: Ted Pedeliski, Wolf, Virginia Weil, Beverly Renner, Betty Mrachek, Joyce Larry Lardy, Ted Easton, Bill Redmond, Kenneth Hagel, Virgil Heidecker, Gilbert Ridl, Martin Naegle, Charles Scheonborn, Frank Praus, Alfred Kaisershat, Ray Hoffman, DuWayne Freed, Harold Wosepka, Albert Jacobs. ,57.. luthern Student Association First Row, left to right: Rev. Sailer, Ronald Swenson, Janet Nygaard - Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Belsheim - Advisor, Bemice Peterson - President, Carmon Tweeton - Vice-President, Rev. Huber. Second Row: Irene Kottre, Jean Lathrop, Ccroline Larsen, Judeen Herdt, Ruth Alton, Beverly Braosch, Rogette Zahradnik, Elaine Pittenger, Lorna Barmann, Abilena Bentz, Olga Gjermundson, Elnora Schulz. Third Row: Arlyse Jacobson, Phyllis Osmer, Stella Kind, Madella Kisse, Don Nelson, Danial Oukrop, Curtis Dacktler, Curtis Wiess, Carol Dronen, Hilda Jacob- son. Fourth Row: Delmer Weidner, Ray Schields, Marlyn Graham, Herbert Thorson, Charles Running, Melvin Bieri- wogen, Roger Altenburg, Albert Bauman, Vurl Baumann, Gerald Bauer, Thomas Moravec. -53- Christian Youth Fellowshi P on First Row, left to right: Mary Ann Armstrong, Donna Mae Kollis, Carsten Seecamp - President, Erna Seecarnp, Marlene Hayden. Second Row: Phyllis Bakke, Clara Seem mp, Joyce Larson, Eunice Strom, JoAnn Lavinlca. Third Row: Gordon Vogele, Rev. Carlson - Advisor, Robert Schneider. United Youth Fellowship 5--. First Row, left to right: Connie Davidson - Secretary-Treasurer, Kenneth Jaeger - President, Gertie Mayer - Vice-President. Second Row: Virginia Weil, Cynthia Schutz, Gladys Schmalenberger, Arlene Mayer, Phyllis Duckwitz, Vernice Loritz. Third Row: Rev. Hedgebeth - Advisor, Vyonne Oeck, Sandra Modisette, Ellsworth Mayer, Darlene Unruh, Jean Dayton, Mr. Blackorby - Advisor. International Relations Club First Row, left to right: Donna Mae Kollis, Rogette Zahradnik, Roswell Loffelmacher - Vice-President, Joyce Haver- lock - Secretary-Treasurer, Jack Weber - President, Agnes Koller, Clara Koller, James Herauf, Leonard Lardy. Second Row: Francis Defea, Mary Ann Miller, Delores Koller, Stella Kind, Dorothy Scott, Vivian Olsen, Jean Lillibrige, Cynthia Schutz, Eunice Strom. Third Row: Norman Ballard, Irene Kottre, Jean Lathrop, Eva Wolf, Clare Chesire, Becky Stump, Judith Lindseth, Marlys Honeyman, DuWayne Freed. Fourth Row: Ray Shields, Don Nelson Charles Ronning, Harold Burch, Martin Naegle, Wallace Remmington,M'. Blackorby - Advisor, Dr. Selke - Advisor, Theodore Pedelislci. I Cue Club G7 First Row, left to right: Dr. Lorna Lengfeld - Advisor, Jeanette Goetz - Secretary, Valeria Kuhn - President Mrs. Lois Kenitzer - Vice-President, and Vivian Olsen - Publicity Chairman. Second Row: Stella Kind, Janice Adams, Hilda Jacobson, Rosella Larson. Third Row: Mildret Rokusek, Eva Wolf, Monica Warren, Clare Chesire, Margie Lux. Fourth Row: Donnella Roll, Wallace Remington, Curtis Weiss. I Women's league Officers Carol Spoer - President, Vcleriu Kuhn - Vice-President, Miss Woods - Advisor, Eileen Privratsky - Secretory, and Arlene Moyer - Student Council Representative. Men's Union Officers We LeRey Beoudoin - Vice-President, Louis Oldenburg - President, Mr. Pulver - Advisor, Charles Wilz - Secretary Martin Nagel - Student Council Representative. -61.- C oIle9e News Staff 1 ea QQAQXKSV-W u pn EAHO' I Nxoak 5015 - ' e and Pfam ho! 50 Am Sm0V-0 E6 Advisor. Hen E 'Y . Aa' I Esquire f M All LV Assistant SXope Teacher Edhor, Nmgie Lux, ond Shape Teacher Edhof, James Heroui. The On e and -62- 017 I y Marv We f,s 1 'HF f,, Ne W 3: as ,er 9095 Om 0, X0oK i5oXcg:i:N A 'R' YN, p.of:- 1 to YXQQGL ' Co Q0 Raxxo Sta x Sfhooi' on ' xcvgikfxno vg?:i0x3:T.q'o'.vo Row 922280. 0Yx-Ao Wlffml ma adm. pf . ci F 9 1' N n e S 140 '00 A C - 5- H,'eZf,j., 4,6 . WQ0 an .ll QR! 0 Sckxqfxtalf , Wesson Www, YQqReXso 3 N ,Q ,x 565 68. Q' Sxkxbv- Oovmtzl Rybwqd I Xe bah C5514 5506 Cl I7 0,9 A 1 , Q 0,31 Czar. ' A 'ro' Nazi: Cl'0n s'57,'7'-ngff. I ond' Busine ss Staff Caro I Dro no n, Mil, Her' Z, A -65- rlYs Jocobso n, and Clou dia Rivl 'Y Alpha Sigma Alpha First Row, left to right: Jean Lillibridge - Vice-President, Carol Spoer - Secretary, Valeria Kuhn - President, Miss Woods - Advisor, Eileen Privratsky - Treasurer, Marilyn Born - Registrar. Second Row: Ruth McConnell, Sandra Modisett, Cleone McGregor, Eunice Strom, Lynell Fettig, Jeanette Huber, Marion Brown. Phi Sigma Pi ,fm Front Row, left to right: Ted Uecker, Ted Pedelislci, Ted Easton, Alfred Gratz - President, Leonard Lardy, Gilbert Rid! - Vice-President. Second Row, Marvin Weiss - Secretary-Treasurer, Mr. Pulver - Advisor, Ellsworth Mayer, Wayne Davison, Allred Kaisershot, Warren Schwartz. .-641 Sketch Club Virginia Schuar - Vice-Presidenf, Carol Spoer, Leonard Lardy, Ted Pedelislci, Roswell Loffelmccluer, Clinton Sheffield -Advisor, Cloud' R' l , D l K II -S - ' - ' ' na up ey e ores o er ecretary Treasurer, not pictured Carol Pl-neufer - President. f X 5- X f A Xx . 11 ? I ,ff XL! xg- xx X XA , 4 f fmg, N, 4, 3, M? QA K ' I ! 1 D rrp. ,,,. qi! ,ff ex 65539 . lll1 ,I 15 '3' 'Q fe K filfljjll 9 ' l'6Mf ' Al N 'mg QTIIOTX Pow-wow -65- The Ceremonial Smoking the Peace Pipe Sole by Chief Chief and Princess Bondfire ends with o snake dance. Famous last words at the pep-rally LL PRINCESS CAROL SPOER and CHIEF BILL ROLSIIOVEN officially took the homecoming headresses from the former princess and chief at the ceremonial which was the first event of the I954 homecoming celebration. Following the ceremonial dance was the bonfire, snake dance and pep rally. Saturday the homecoming festivities were resumed with parade in the morning, game in the after- noon, alumni banquet, and the dance in the evening. .57- Chief and Princess ride Ponies. Booke leads the band. South Hall Float Flag Bearer: lead parade. Stickney Hall Float Art Methods Floatg 2nd place Lambda Delta Lambdap Ist place Model High Float: 3rd PIUCU -53. ,,,.- ,-' f3gQffC'3xi,fQ?D -113 3 f. M'y QL-. fx JM f W wa Ld J Qs! ff? . HW SJ Auf f Q ,,-- 2 J ,f ,,,.'- -dl?-4 1' J ff X J ? 6 XX -69- 'X N f.:, Fx 2 Y x 6 iff FORREST LOTHROP Coach CHUCK WILZ Captain One of the first places that Me Think'um guided us to this fall was the football field. Here we find'um Savages passing little pigskin around. Me Think'um not understand game so Captain Chuck Wilz comes over and explains the game to our little Indian friend. Me Think'um hear all about games with teams like Bismarck who the Savages beat 53 to 6. After the first game the season went like this: Mayville 7 Dickinson 20 Bottineau 0 Dickinson 45 Minot 59 Dickinson 19 Valley City 32 Dickinson 'I3 Jamestown 38 Dickinson 7 Spearfish 38 Dickinson 7 Homecoming Football WAYNE DAVISONQ Center ERVIN ARMBRUSTQ Guard M t 1 P . Ex., X L4 .5 Q , W -fix V 1 W - - .. SFF . ' Qs'M.f.- ., . Of. O 1 ,'.: ., ,N -Q-I' f gi: A ,A X : 'l f-v'l W5 . 3 Q Xiiztifxif ,-a- , 5 , O u .Q 1 in ff A in ' . J QA P fi gs. -.wxw sa .- ' P .M - V wa 1 i f f, L . DON S I MON I E G 5 Bo c kfi el d DONALD KETTNERQ Backfield LARRY BARESQ End KENNARD THOMPSON: End DUWAYNE FREEDg Guard -71- ROGER ALTENBURG5 End DONALD FROELICHQ Guard ROGER WOLF5 Bqckfigld LEROY NlCHOLSp Backfield ED KESSELg Tackle OSCAR BOESHANSQ Guard JOHN BURESHg Guard R09 ' 'P I-1 Q' X6 xe- W' Pere ' B 004-Gold fe ummm E'-A 0HE1er DEL GFRY ANEU C eflfgl. sm. . 1 I H ..., R in 51 A L . - ' 52- wt. In 5 ,,A,. . . -551,5 E. L .. 'gf' I Y: . H X ,da if ' ' N, RA H Q 1 :Y-fs' 59 H. SA -16 N 'Kr 5 JOHN DANKS5 Guard BILL COUTTSg Backfield CHARLES RO BINSONp End -75. ALBERT BAUMAN: End KENNETH SCHATZQ Tackle A . RICHARD KESSELQ End GEORGE KESSELg Center HERBERT FISHER ROBERT BURDA: Backfield CLARENCE NAMENUKp Backfield ..74.. 1 X, Q f x fb S , gums soesv vwcf. eocvwd GEORGE BONESQ BocMQKeX6 326 T ED E PSY ON, Bock'-RR dd -75- OP-N DU ckik eX A OLE1 -, 50 Tennis Front rowg left to rightg Ted Uecker, Don Kostelecky, Ken Johnson. Back rowf left to ridltp Dick Kostelecky, Al Schoenbom, Bob Wilkens, and Coach Forrest Lothrop. Me Think'um like tennis and Me Think'um especially Iike'um SAVAGE tennis team. They play'um pretty good ball. The i954 tennis team was corrposed of Captain Bob Wilkens, Al Schoenborn,fTed Uecker, Don Kostelecky, Dick Kostelecky, and Ken Johnson. The coach of the team is Forrest Lathrop. The team played in competition with other teams in the North Dakota Intercollegiate Conference. Bob Wilkens and Al Schoenborn won the doubles championship. Wilkens defeated Schoenborn for the singles championship. -75- Track First row: Edwin Sahaydak, Don Simonieg, Bernard Schultz, Wayne Dettman, Don Duda, Ted Easton, Jack Kreitinger, Bill Red- mond, Albert Jacobs. Second row: Captain Joe Wax, Charles Wilz, Edward Riedl, Elmer Weber, Ted Sanders, Kenneth Heinle, Dale Wetzel, Wayne Davison, Coach Harry Weinbergen. The DSTC track team of i954 was not quite as powerful as those usually put together by Coach Weinbergen. Conference competition which was tougher than usual kept the Blue and Gray thinclads from winning any track meets. Despite the efforts of Captain Joe Wax, who collected 10 points for a tie for second place in scoring honors, and the rest of the team, their total of 33l2 points was good only for third place in the triangular meet. Bismarck JC took first place honors with 68lipoints. The next event the Savages were scheduled for was at Jamestown. Their I3 points in the eight team meet was good only for sixth place. Aberdeen, South Dakota scored 75 points to win the meet. Bismarck, Jamestown, and Minot once more bested the Dickinson team in a match at Bismarck. Jamestown won the match with 61 2f3, Minot and BJC each had 38, Dickinson 16 lf3, and Ellendale ll. After a two day meet involving eleven schools the Savages came home with only seven points. Jamestown was the site of the final meet of the season. It was the NDIC meet with all nine schools competing. The Savoges were fifth with ll points. Valley City went home with top honors. The Savages opened their 1954-1955 season in typical Savage fashion. They won their first eight games, de- feating teams from Montana, South Dakota, Minnesota, as we l as those from our home state, before their record was blemished by a 81-78 loss at Spearfish. The Savages set a number of team records as well as one conference record. ln the first two games they played Eastern Montana College of Billings and sent the visitors home with 81-73 and 90-86 losses. Uecker collected half of the teams 90 points the second night to set a new school individual scoring record for one game. Next was a road trip to the Capital City where they beat their old rivals, BJC by a 76-68 score. Northwest College of Minneapolis looked like a tough team when they came to Dickinson. Their team had more height than any other that the Savages played this season but when they went home there was another loss on their record, for the Savages had whipped them 84-66. Several nights later Spearfish STC came to town with intentions of stopping the high-flying Savages. When the game was over Dickinson had another scalp and the South Dakotans went home with an 80-64 loss. The Christmas turkey and the holiday lay-off did not stop the Savages from bringing home more scalps. They beat Spearfish 82-74 and Minot 86-81 to win the Holiday Tournament Championship at Dickinson for the second straight year. From the north came Bottineau School of Forestry for a conference game. Nearly all the 14Weinbergen men who dressed for the game got into the scoring column as the Foresters were handed a 92-46 defeat. On the road again, they were handed their first defeat the Foresters were handed a 92-46 defeat. On the road again, they were handed their first defeat at Spearfish. At one point of the ball game the h6me- standinq Spearfish crew led b 26 points. Time ran out before the Savages could close the gap completely. After that loss, things didn't go so well. At Jamestown, the red hotJimmies handed Dickinson its first conference loss by a 96-67 score. The Comets defeated the tribe 90-80 at Mayville. The Savages, playing on their home court later got revenge as they turned back Mayville 79-71. The 'hilltoppers' clipped Wahpeton Science 86-75, and Valley City 86-75 before losing at Ellen- dale by a staggering 90-60 score. H. J. WEINBERGEN Coach LeROY 'Pudge' BEAUDOIN Captain Another rival, Minot, by now had climbed to the conference lead and was next on the Sav- ages schedule. The teams played very carefully and the game was close all the way. The Beavers pulled away in the final minutes and won 76-83. The Savages avenged the earlier loss to Jamestown when they played host to the Jimmies. The final score: 72-65. The next three games were with teams that ended their seasons play in first, second, or third place in the conference. At Minot the Beavers, who won the conference title, again defeated the Savages. At home again, Ellendale and Bismarck came out on top in 89-73 and 84-69 scores respectively. At Bottineau, the Dickin- son cagers took an easy 77-59 win over the Foresters, but at Dickinson, Valley City gave their hosts a rough fight although the Savages did come through to win 83-74. That was the last college game for Seniors Ted Uecker, Roger Huffman, and Capt. Pudge Beaudain. Uecks made a big night of it as he made 20 out of 23 free throws to beat the old conference record of 18 in one game. Several other school records were set. The total of 1707 points the team scored during the season is a new high. Their game average of 77.59 is also the highest. Big Phil Kahler's average of rebounds per game is a new high in the rebounding department. Bud Perry's field goal percentage, 48.6'Z:, is a record. The team as a whole mode over 4095 of their field goal attempts - a new mark also. Ted Uecker scored more points, 535, then any player ever has for DSTC in one season. His free throw percentage f83.69'7El is also a new record. The team ended the season with 14 wins and 8 losses. They tied with Wahpeton for fourth place in the conference with identical 8-7 records. ob Y Q-O., Q!! YXQKYQ 79- X46 060 LOXXXQQ Q.o9' ,C 6609 O .sw 0 WW -80- 0 05 cb OK -81- 01 N 'Nb 1 ooi 0 dos 4 Otsx O9 Sou-4 OV, mix 50 ado bas -8 2 Do' go? 06 Y- 000 AKD Ooo Sxqooox -8 3- ggvowl 9' Cxso bas Salvo' 04' obo' fig, 01101 on-1 0 011' 41 V000 O0 o60X X9- 016 PNOQ -84.- O0 l954-55 Basketball Team Front row, left to ri ht: Larry Bares, Beach, George 'Bud' Perry, Watford City, Phil Kahler, Anchorage, Alaska, Charles 'Red' Robinson, Olney, l?linois, Roger Carmen, Anchaage, Alaska, Captain LeRoy 'Pudge Beaudoin, Dickinson, Roger Huffman, Killdeer, Louis Oldenburg, New England. Back row: Coach Weinbergen, 'Tiny Ted' Uecker, Dickinson, Ted Easton, Bis- marck, Bill Ueckert, Beach, Jerry Hasche, Hettinger, Tony Mandan, Newtown, Don Duda, Fairview, Mont., and Manager Norman Ballard. VARSITY INDIVIDUAL SCORING OPP S Uecker, Ted ---------------- 535 Kohler, Phil ---------------- 403 Perry, Bud ----- Beaudoin, Pudge - - Bares, Larry ----- Oldenburg, Louis - Carman, Roger - - Huffman, Roger - - Ueckert, Bill ----- Robinson, Charles - Easton, Ted ---- Duda, Don ---- Others ---- Eastem Montana Colle e - - - - l43 BIsmarck JunIor College - - - - 90 Northwest College, Minn. - - - - - - 87 Spearfish STC ---------- - - - 85 Speorfish STC ---------- - - - 80 Minot STC ------------ - - - 77 Bottineou School of Forestry - - - - 73 Speartish STC ---------- - - - 58 Jamestown College ------- - - - 36 Mayville STC ------ - - - - - - Mayville STC ---- - - - - g --.- Eastern Montana Col lege ---- ey Wahpeton Science - - -7l - - 67 73 Valley City STC--- ---86--75 86 Ellendale ----- -- ---60--90 68 Minot STC ------ - --76--83 66 Jamestown College - - - - - 72- - 65 64 Mimi STC .------------ 65. - 92 74 Ellendale -------------- 73- -89 8l Bismarck Junior College ---- 69- -84 46 Bottineau School of Forestry- -77- -59 8l Valley City STC --------- 83- - 74 gg Totals 1707 1674 71 Average Per Game 77.59 76.09 Coach Harry and his boys, out to 'get ihose coolcies.' 'Never-miss-em-free-throw' Uecker scores again, A left is lnumber 381 Cupi. Pudge' Beoudoin. Jump ball - lel's go fella's!' Beoch's Bill Ueclcerf scores for the Scvuges. Here's 'Bouncing Boy' Phil Kohler lno. 40D from Anchorage, Alaska. gvmpvpages s gaming 53' aiomexs 19' e 9 ' , Week r.5R:Vs maxlqxx S Drop Selasdfl-1? Kahki 0nScoIi09 Sqva32 'IIS 1 Ellend ack H x Dusfof? 'S'feS eta gafunday-gibvages ffig h,m...w 6 .60 t ov ,1 said lgahlerlgadi NDIC . ' W 5:35:31 Week: 9 pyxdas fm. 0 1 W 6' ?2x0'9 e9 was cfm sav ag tgxfbaxe x,0939eV' vWQQ2fS3 e190 Ksvxi oo o S39 YW 909 ,mg . 9x .55mX ' SWA va 9 Qfggxfxmgewqk Y at GQ L' . PK- toy. Oxs Bo Rh XX ' A C , .M f. 1 d Q ' Seasons Record - right fronf: Roger AI!- Kenner, Ldv fo Capt. Don w: Bob onburg, ol. Back ro II John JAR news I 6 5 u F , , N , rv N 4' ,' ,. fy' -f LV r wif ,' K ' 1 Af' Jerome Heg r Schnieder and Kendo ,'., .f' 1 Q, SOI1. , 1- Q ir Y. ROA Secs of-E 4x3 'f9lrr Berr,,,enf'0nfD,ow: h ,I ef' Leif , woyflg o eOUd . Ba A, om: D .1 C015 row Virsqrki Vokaln fleq ' Jeff I H'0dg Q' E Wes Y Mc ck , d 'K 'op Sc Donald ,K Uchynskhoferj an QS '5 I Xu9' 7-6.600 Kgneq. on5 as owl! wg! No now S905 Roni ' Q0 sex' Oonuy. 'iqhh Yxefiif XQ05 H509 11 'o NQM0' G,o'9'Eyo10'ce K on , A 50650. he- . , L44 fsnrliew Zxilendxc QNX .1 LXCNX P-0 'NOW ' Co c Bob UO 2 Q QS gi R20 ix 'I 'Gaz 11 as 2063 EN X5.o5::.ww W::.QA xffooxb ogxcv 'Q' 0' 00005: 1:12, .v0 ,?fiW aku' gage 0 FL 0 S 0,9 LQ6e:sOf,s sw If 'f bf'Cof EPS wF6'7lH?lS9f-S 6x I 801017. 6, Ot 6 1-ow Dom foluiobsir' Dr, ' ol, rv Nodlzggfy Intramurals Not pictured 'MOVIE STARS Capfoined by Oscar Boeshcns. Seasons Record 2-5. ,881 -We J Ltff foseysohs Bill 7- 9lrf f,on:C0rd 3x4 Alfred Expo' Law'-row: 'Cop' I ,,o or, B ence mn Bill Jim gen?-'4Jfo,,.. fizdy, ey. 1 qck web l'l1y err QS 9 sr A '3' . , sts V-'CSQUQ Yfxgvb ' Cup .Mgbnl 5436 53 15 -.X 'N r.3fi'Ei Intramurals MIGHTY MARTIN getting the tip! What are you doing here, Marilyn? A royal battle! Who won? Referee 'Red Tomato' Robinson most likely. ls it good? Your guess is as good as ours! The boy from New England gets a gift shot. Hands on hips and chins up! lNo, this isn't a beauty contest.I .39- ,ff TE Q'fi3:?fmN4EFEi' ji g?5L . -T. ', - C9 ' 3 if Q KSN. K NC' Q ce ' 'Q 9: Q QL 4 Qs 1. by Lily,-1 W s 39 S.: ., 5 'XX J- 'uleqac x .gy Q Q X-A fb y H '5 'ff' V' AC' f W ff 15565 Ziff Qi: A Q Q ,fff gf 0 ,052 f 33,21 I fpirl 5 0 'X L xE K g! Q fix .1- fs -X55 VA A ,' Vvgrwf' ' f 'X 'gfix 7 ' 'wi T ....,,, n,,,,. . f ' -.5 if Qggwe g fb 3 ,FELL DRCJDY!! iv C V ,fp 'V 0 c xx f ,Z ' I is 'fx I furgg, , . V Afxf R f 3:9989 X qw f-ff Q53 'f X -90- Mutt and Jeff, what a pair. ll I 5 ll We re learning to Dance! One, Two, Three Oh no not me - I DON'T get it! The tall and the short of if. -91 - 'li The dedication ofthe portrait of Dr. Stickney. Norman Smith reads the history of Dr. Stickney's life. Everyone relaxes while President Scott gives the greeting. Three lucky boys who get to President Nagel welcomes the guests . -9 2- stay at Stickney Hall. ls this what you call cooking? I Z 1 We Drink We Exercise ,f w A ? 93 We Play We Gab Caught in the shower. K- ...J 5 4 , K ,l 'Q A 'YT , E, ,P , N e ,Q xv-ff e ,ff Q4 fr ef if 'f Q All dressed up and no where to go. I1'5 qn qcf! A in H10 d0l'm Connie shores her male' Monifo,-S ,Q i 'king in the halls h crude to Com' by' waning 50' ' ' P Loafing ..94.. C: X oqkx eosq Booqdx mvlx ed gg 'Y'6XqJxsK , Suvnfmxeodeo Bdxwmgs cob Cat 00965 . X NK Hoo xb89X1 00 66 CYRN oob -95- xkexbexx Sw ek e x'XooK 006 Xfxs Row Kgxxe T' ke'Ps the Mom 9Ym Hoof Rn h S oPe ffxke 90sKmNe Rod W ,L ,, qdxss bows N xfjo ive CoXoY gffxco J God '80 Roob s v S iv 'mg ooh of' Ogmql' , Agixogs de 'Y 06 Lqdwiov . Hxqxo 9-o'o'4 Qosiofh Cho C, Xa-1 Aoob , .1 Xswlof YA oivfxof 1-vw we-1 ' sci 0:09 6. .96- 6 'xo 'lla sion Ymo Rd 001 Rod! Fancy Easfer Parade Huh? Going some where? Out Behind the Barn' -me .. ., , You two make a charming couple. who' is H? Looks like a big feasi. x W? . 1 LL , mi If ,X , ,V , ,xb- X A , yrs M '+R .,.,. ...QL- The Masked Music Makers Boxer Wilz Out behind the burn. Pass X1 L I The winners -Mommy Yokum and Miss Wolf Miss D,S :EY 'sf . 'S Flcpper and - What is ii? DADDY? Come and eai. ot work. The Valentine Formal The Blue Flames are really playing tonight. The G,-and March, Time out for punch. We all look lively? 4 lsn't love grand? Swingin' and Swayin'. A I y 4: ,991 7 N The deons are living it up. v ', l' J 1 Y 3 -gg s xo, A ggfx., ...Q ls the punch good fellas? -0 'Nw 60s I 5- 1 r - 1 -'ww ? Dancing Martin? Presiden1Scof1 looks like l1e's enioying himself. N . 100- The Big Wheels on the Campus -..-u an-yoke. - req' ar' ednor W k I Of onme and of me SW' Q 0 S Hera! s 4 F-'iw Who gofs the lost word? and qhg pqpoose Nafional Pre Bhsndw, TOMMY is our Own Hfiden, of Lambd E- Hurphy. 0 Deira Lambda -101- Don't forget to blow. You both will make good carpenters someday. Teaching looks like an easy iob They ARE too heavy aren'11'hey Bill? What are you mixing up, a Stink Bomb? -102- ww c0 nano ibn? Q d- 'o1, 'd you Who, do , f, lo ok S . n, co. New kind of dish washers Jean's working again. -1 05- y-Xo9P'f Be' E. B. Day and what a crowd. Coffee break for the faculty Talking on a lull stomach isn't good. The college band is furnishing some good entertainmenf. Lunch Time!! Now, let's really YELL. -104.- QL, 1 2 ,V K - T9 Qffwwgizfig Sw QQ? QQ 3 F V . gb v MX , 'B if Q My fjx 6 ' XT W M k 1 V 556 f Lf X Z' , , -v X I-X 'X -3 Www In 1 X ff . S. WD ,1 ' lvl Qzfihfij if M Dedication 5 To Mr. Peter Hnottavange, Princi al of Model High School, we, his students, allectionately dedicate our section of the i955 Prairie Smoke. Mr. Hnottavange came to Model Hi in l950, as assistant to Nr. lver l. Grindstuen. Two years later, upon the retirement of Nr. Grind- stuen, he became our Principal. A native of Pennsylvania and a graduate of the McCellandtown, Pa., High School, Mr. Hnottavange took his B.A. and M.A. Degrees at Colorado State College of Education at Greeley. Later he taught at Julesburg, Colorado. For four and a half years he served with the Army Air Corps with the rank of sergeant, during and following World War ll. ln the field of education Mr. Hnottavange maiored in social studies and minored in Eng- lish. He holds memberships in Phi Alpha Kappa, Educational Fratemity and Phi Alpha Theta, Historical Fraternity. 106- Mr. Hnottavange is married and has a very charming little daughter, May. The Seniors of Model High School are proud to have been with Nr. Hnottavange during most of his time on our campus. He has been a capable leader in promoting the activities of the school. Under his guidance our student Council was organized. It was through his efforts that we now have our own basketball coach. We may make the claim of being the first school in Dickinson to offer a course in Behind-the-Wheel Driver Education as a result of his faesight. He ,is interested in us, the students, and in our teen-age problems. His high ideals of character and his de- termination to make every student a good student are evident in all his work with the school. Every student respects and admires him, and each one of us will remember him as the center of our high school life. QI K9 f XR wi Q I, 0 sr ffm Q, cY V nc iff! N 1 E l 3 4 I Lffnql This is Bobby the Brave, he came here along with his little sister Princess Penny, as representatives of the future students of Model High School. He was so intelligent that he received no grades. You will find Bobby and Penny popping up in almost all of the activ- ities shown in the annual. STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT NORMAN SMITH Dickinson, North Dakota Four years a student leader, Norman's future shines brightly. Community chorus 4, Band I,2,3, Smoke Signals 2,3,4, Co-Editor 55, Boys Glue Club 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4, Pep Squad 'l,2,3,4, Porum 4, Cheer- leader 2,3, Rotary International 1954, Science Club 2, King Hobo 2, Flgqf Committee 2, Chairman 3,4, Mixed Quartet, Basketball I,2,3, Dramatics I,2,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4, Presi- dent, Sophomore Class President, Junior Class President, Prom Chair- man and Master of Ceremonies, Voice 3,4, Soloist I,2,3,-4, Boys Quartet 2,3,4, F.T.A., President Stickney Hall Council, Prairie Smoke 2,4 Editor, Slope Teacher Columnist. SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT SHIRL EE SMITH Belfield, North Dakota Our most versatile senior Shirlee sings, cheerleaders, acts and is active in almost everything. FHA 1, GAA 1,2,3,4 Psp Club 3,4, Forum President 4, Cheerleader 2,3,4, Student Council Senior Class Presi- dent, Klinefelter Hall Dormitory Coun- cil 4, Girls Glee Club l,2, Mixed Chorus 3,4, Community Chorus 'l,2, 34, Vocal Lessons sextet, Mod- elairies, Girl's Trio, Cvirls Qnrfet, Alto soloist, Band I2,3, Dramatics 3,4, Smoke Signals, Radio News Reporter 4, Girl State '54, LSA, Prom Com- mittee 3, Float Committee 3,4. MR. HNOTTAVANGE Class Advisor VICE PRESIDENT DORMAN BEZDICEK Dickinson, Noyth Dakota Some lucky girl will get this human dynamo et! Chorus 'l,2, Basketball l,2,3,4, Student Council 4, Business Manager for Smoke Signals 4, Science Club 2. MARIA BONN ER Dickinson, North Dakota Maria likes Nath so well that she does her home- work in Problems. Girls Glee Club l,2, Cho- rus 3,4, F.H.A. I,2,3, Modelairies 3. BOB HAVELKA Dickinson, North Dakota His ambition is to become a Stud Hall teacher. Pep Club 4, Glee Club 'I 2,3, Band 'l,2 3, Student C'auncil 3, l:orum 2, Science Club 2 Smoke Signals 4, Boys duartet 2. -1081 SECRETARY SHIRLEY BOYD Medora, North Dakota 'Frosty likes sub-zero temperature and will undoubtedly become a polar- explorer.' Chorus l,2, Cheerleader 2,4, F.H.A. 4 G.A.A. 4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 4. LORETTA FISCHER South Heart, North Dakota Loretta is our shorthand expert and will someday be a fine stenographer. G.A.A. 2,3,4, Glee Club 2, Pep Club 4, F.H.A. I, Smoke Signals 4, Radio Reporter 4. ELAINE HAAG Gladstone, North Dakota She loves to dance and whirl and twirl! A. l,2,3,4, F.H.A. l, Band 2,3, Chorus 'l,2, Pep Club 4. LORRAINE HAAG Gladstone, North Dakota Wherever there is noise, you'll find Lorraine. Vlce President of G.A.A. l, F.H.A. lb Band l,2,3,4, Chorus 2, Pep Club 4. DONALD KAISERSHOT Dickinson, North Dakota Donald is the class vale- dictorian and our con tribution to the world of science. Boys Glee Club l,2,3, Chorus l,2,3 4, Solo Saxophone 3, Solo Clarinet 2, tenor solo singing l. CAROLINE LUPTAK South Heart, North Dakota Model High's GoodCitizen and also class saluta- torian. She is modesty personified. Pep Club 4, Glee Club 2, F.H.A. 3, G.A.A. 3,4, Student Council Com- missioner of Social Affairs 4, Business Manager for Prairie Smoke 3,4, Co- Editor of Smoke Signals 4, Dramatics 1,2 4, School librarian 2, Biology Club 1, St. Mory's Study Club l,2,3,4, Legion of De- cency l,2,3,4, Pram Committee 3, Member of Cheering section l,2. DONALD V. KADRMAS Dickinson, North Dakota The Kat! He was swift, smooth and agile on the basketball court. Band 1,2 3, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, basketball 1,2, 3,4 -1 09. Q A ,, if: JOSEPHINE LAMPRECHT lbw England, North Dakota Josephine has been our Smoke Signals artist, helping to build a reputa- tion for our school paper. Glee Club 2, Science Club 2, G.A.A. 'l,2,3,4, F.H.A. 'l, Art Editor for Smoke Signals 4, Pep Club 4. JAMES MESSER Hebron, North Dakota James is a potential Char- les Russell. He has distinguished himself in the field of art. Band 'l,2,3,4, F.F.A. 2, Sodality 'l,2, C.S.M.C. 3. REGINA HAAG Dickinson, North Dakota Regina is looking forward to making use of the know- ledge she's gathered in Home Ec. Glee Club l,2, Science Club 2, F.H.A. 'l,4, C-.A.A. l,4, Pep Club 4, Typist for Smoke Signals 4. -110- ETHEL MEDUIBA South Heart, North akote Ethel will someday be Cl instruct' ln Driver Education. Girls Glee Club l 2, Chorus 3,l, F.H.A. 1, Science Club 2, 0.A.A. 2, Pep Club 4. ALFRED ROLLER Dickinson, North Dakota Alfred plans to become something that nobody else has ever been. VERNON IGARD Regent, North Dakota Vernon is enthusiastic about cars, es cia n w one . mior gla:s Playf SANDRA DUKART Dickinson, North Dakota Rah! Rah! Rahl She was the basket- ball team's chief inspiration. Sophomore Class Vice President, Pep Club 'I,2,3,4, G.A.A. 3, F.H.A. 'l, Klinefelter Hall Council 3, Cheer- leader 4, Art Editor for Smoke Signals 4, Miss Sweetheart 3. GEORGIA JABLONSKY Dickinson, North Dakota Engaged, graduated and about to become a Cap- taln's wife! Pep Club 4, Glee Club I,2,3. WILFRED KOVASH Manning, North Dakota Captain Wilfred of the Braves is always a winner. Glee Club 2,3, Basket- ball 2,3,4, Captain of the Model High Braves 4, Football 2,3, Chorus 3. JOYCE DEMANIOW Belfield, North Dakota Sweet and unassuming are two adjectives which describe Joyce. Vice President in G.A.A. 4, Glee Club I, F,H.A. l,4, F.T.A. l, Science Club l,Secretary of Sopho- more Class, Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 1,2 ,3,4. -111- EUGENIA PALAHNUIK Fairfield, North Dakota Eugenia ls known un- offlclall around Model High School as a 'Polka Queen'. F.H.A. l, F.T.A. l, G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Pe Club l,4, Band 'l,2, Glaee Club 'l,2, E Smoke Signals Exchange ditor and typist 4. VIVIAN SCHAAF Billings, Montana One ofthv girl athletes of our class, Vivian is a prospective physical edu- cation teacher. G.A.A. l,2,4, Band 1, Science Club 2, Glee Club 2,3, Pep Club l,2, 3,4. RICHARD HANEL Dickinson, North Dakota Patriotic, Dick can hardly walt for his chance to strllue his blows for drnocracy. EVELYN PRIVRATSKY Dickinson, North Dakota She'll walt two years and then become a housewife. Pep Club 4, Glee Club l,2, Student Council 3. MARTHA KARSKY Dickinson, North Dakota Mert is a girl with many prospects, too many to enumerate. Band 2,3,4, Chorus 2,4, G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pep Club 4. -112- , . ' Si W. I - 1 'V11 ' ,. , , , ., .M-,W ns-n-.W. . ,-.,.a...o.-..fs-v--ua...-.- . DENT VICE PRESIDENT PRESI PAUL GILBERT D, aoxfxme WEIDNER AME SEMERAD I K 4- I' WILFRED FICEK BERTHA IGARD KENNETH WANNER MARTHA PALANIUK N ANDREW SCHMIDT EVELYN LUPTAK EDDIE KINZEL -113- X , ARLAN GOETZ HELEN REDLIN ARTHUR DECKER ELAINE DUKART JOHN PECHTL LORETTA BANYAI STEVEN KANSKI LINDA WITT NORMAN BLACKBURN EVELYN BEZDICEK -114- . A Q, ug 5 JOANNE PRIVRATSKY LARRY BASEPLUG IRENE RIDL HUGH LANPHEAR VERONICE CYMBOLUK ROBERT HEIDECKER CAROL ANNEAR MARY JEAN HANEL RUDOLPH PAZOUREK MAXINE ZUBKE -115- Vice President President Secret: Sophomores First row, left to right: Margaret Petryszak, Nick Pedeliski, Donald Kadrmas, Everett Gilbert Georgia Demaniow. Second row: Richard Decker. Third row: Edward Armbrust, Albert Kovash, Viola Keller, Victor Wanner, Elsie Franchuk, Carole Jones. Fourth row: Hedwig Kuhn, Fifth row: Kathy Wagner, Donald Muth, Arlene Ehlis, Mary Belle Fredricks, Avis Robinson. l e -116- I Class of 57 Loft to right: Joyce McNamara, Richard Jablonsky, Patrick Bdrtu, Clifford Bonner, Bert Morey, Edmond Godlevslcy, Harold Knudston, Donald Schmidt, Roberi Kolodefchuk, Irene Dukart, Maurice Mufh. -117- SECRETARY PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT N . Freshmen l s Flrsf row, left to right: John Franchuk, Patricia Boyd, La Donna Van Vleet, Judith Marucheck Second row: Catherine Dukari. Third row: Clarence Buzalsky, Elizabeth Billick, William Chru uch, Loretta Kosfelnak, Steven Demaniow. Fourth row: Victoria Logosz. Fifth row: Clement Decker, George Franchuk, Janetfe Dowhaniuk, Daniel Dukari. I -118- A ! I yg First row: Luella Hutmacker, David Havelka, Gertrude Kanski Raymond Hanel, Marvin Spotted Bear. Second row: Clemens Hartman, Paul Buzalsky. Third row: Lawrence Blackbum, Jean Kostelecky, Ronald Muth, Delores Ridl, Boris Namenuk. Fourfh row: Arthur Schloss, Charlie Roshau. Fifth row: Hilaria Scheeler, Ted Messer, Marvin Hanel, Joseph Privrafsky, Claudio Scheeler. few S Y. ' ,A .k.k M. Class of 58 -119- Student Council Left to right: LaDonna Van Vleet, Georgia Demanlow. Caroline Luptalz, Shlrlee Smlth, Dorman Bezdicek, Bonnie Weidner, Norman Smith, President, Judith Maru- check, Mr. Hnottavan e, Advisor, Donald F. Kadrmas, Everett Gilbert, Paul Gilbert, Shirley Boyd, Diane imerad, Patti Boyd. The l954-55 Model High School Stu- dent Council operated efficiently and ably under the competent leadership of President Norman A. Smith. Regular meetings were held throughout the year. All students' ideas were given thorough consideration, and as a result student activities increased and improved. This year's Council members should be proud of -the splendid and valuable services they have rendered to Nodel High School. I l I- N f I N 1 X X X e . X ff My wfnf y f 1 ll Q X N l Y my Q N 3 . 4,5 X KP! x.-2: N l'm here too. Annual taff Left to right: Caroline Luptak, Elaine Dukart, Norman Smith, Editor, Henry Aas, Advisor, Boris Namenuk, Margaret Petryszak. Stuff we worked with. .ff N Vi'-M, ,. Teddy Pedelislci Art Editor He works on the annual too. We served the faculty tea. l l Madame Zara lValeria Kuhnj tells good fortune to M. and Mrs. Hnottavange and Miss Knudson. Left, right, left, right, - get in step Steve. 1 Miss O. Monroe's entrance at arty P J 'h H O nd sponsored by Student Council. oyce, e a ar u cowgirl. -121- F. H. A. Lili -is .1 1 I First row, left to right: Elaine Dukart, Joanne Privratsky, President, Margaret Petryszak, Vice- President, Linda Witt, Shirley Boyd, Secretary, Gertrude Kanski, Miss Knudson, Advisor. Second row: Joyce Demaniow, LaDonna Van Fleet, Elizabeth Billick, June Kary, Regina Haag, Naxine Zubke, Irene Ridl, Victoria Logosz. f S QQ . CQQ Y Yagi! AN? QNYQTX fi In j 'N ,. L 'U I 6 my ---f M 5 HL? 'ggi wi ,. 2 U 3 'iifsg 5,,Y.:-,- if QL 5.-Q. Princess Penny knows the way to u mun's heurl is throuugh his stomach, . U f I so she ioined FHA. Penny will get her Brave or he will die while she Here we some of 'he FHA 'fs Plf '9 C' SUCWSS U she is trying. school pany -122- G. A.A , 1a,P3f'ig First row: Janette Dowhaniuk, Avis Robinson, Shirlee Smith, Margaret Petryszak, Bonnie Weidner, Secretary, Eugenia Palah nuik, President, Joyce Demaniow, Vice-President, Lorraine Haag, Elaine Haag, Martha Karslcy, Josephine Lamprecht, Miss Schu macher, Advisor. Second row, left to right: Ltoretta Fischer, June Kary, Regina Haag, Viviun Schaaf, Georgia Demaniow, Linda Watt Mary Belle Fredricks, Elaine Dukart, Joanne Privratsky, Shirley Boyd, Patricia Boyd, Kathy Wagner. Third row: Martha Palanunlc Hedwig Kuhn, Carol Jones, Marian Spotted Bear, Joyce McNamara, Irene Ridl,Maxine Zublce, Gertrude Kanski, Vickiw Logosz Caroline Luptak. X ,xi-55 N X l ao 0' 'J 1 K NLE -f 5 - rf - i 3Q?..,f- X ,feb WWWWNWW X cf' ' 0 elf! 012095 'e '14-,b9fg,,4,voo ol . up '00 o . Princess Penny has'em in,her sights now. 001,309.9 D 9 We fo sy k. or -123- They were doing the Mambo ............. What the Heck is the Mambo???? iii , .. e Model High First row, left to right: Joanne Privratsky, Elaine Dukart, Victoria Logosz, Shirlee Smith, David Hovelka, Charles Roshau. Second row: Maria Bonner, Linda Witt, Irene Dulcart, Kathleen Wagner, Georgia Demaniow, Elizabeth Billick. Third row: Clifford Bonner, Daniel Dukart, Martha Karsky, Maxine Zubke, June Kary, Martha Palanuilc, Helen Redlin. Fourth row: Arthur Decker, Clemens Hartman, Edmond Gorllevslcy, Everett Gilbert, Donald Kaisershot, Kmneth Wanner, Hugh Lanphear. Not pictured: Norman Blackburn. Mixed Quartet Girls' Quartet ri i kt Left to right: Norman Smith, Bass, Linda Witt, Soprano, Shirlee Smith, Alto, Everett Gilbert, Tenor. Left to right: Shirlee Smith, lst alto, Helen Redlin, 2nd alto, Diane Semerad, lst soprano, Linda Witt, 2nd soprano. -124- : fs-,aigfe-14 Chorus First row, left to right: Boris Namenuk, Luella Hutmacher, Janette Dowhanuilc, Elsie Franchuk, Claudia Scheeler, Hilaria Scheeler, Mr. Belsheim, Director. Second row: Bertha Igard, Loretta Kostelnak, Carole Jones, Viola Keller, Catherine Dukart, Joyce McNamara. Third row: Mary Belle Fredricks, Diane Semerad, Hedwig Kuhn, Delores Ridl, Sandra Dukort, Gertrude Kanski, Bert Morey, Richard Decker. Fourth row: Norman Smith, Donald F. Kudrmas, John Pechtl, Harold Knudtson, Lawrence Blackburn, Rudolph Pazourek, Victor Wanner. Girls' Trio Boys' Quartet ff! Helen Redlin, Alto, Linda Witt, 2nd Soprano, Diane Semerad, lst Soprano. Norman Smith, Bass, Kenneth Wanner, Baritone, Everett Gilbert, Tenor Clemens Hartman, lst Tenor. -125- Model High School Band First row, left to right: Mr. Ritscher, Director, William Chruszch, Johnny Franchuk, Clifford Bonner, Boris Nqmmuk, Sgcond row: Patti Boyd Kathy Wagner, Lorraine Hoag, Martha Karsky, Elsie Franchuk. Third row: Donald Schmidt, John Pechtl, Albert Kovash, 'led Messer, James Messer, Mr. Somerville, Student Director. , fi Q X wtf n'P'i,,5 Sri--YF iV,,, V W' Q. l 3 Z' v Give me back my : f ' X trumpet Patty??? 5' ' 5 T N Y r Q e s 1 Xlfb Q X , f - 6' f No I can't find m drum. V l 1 1 ? -J ' I Y , I V ., L 6 5 Z 5. N J , 'i f I 5' Nix J ' nl Yo vxx 5 f l jj 'I W Q Zapgrzlwrsgis Boris una 'f-..,,,,, 4 ' llk T 4 l 4 QQ-R f - 6 N j Q gf QQ CZQH-5 X lv ' l can dance too! ,jffj-iv P Gy, M 5 I vw iz 5 Q9 Penny and Bobby in action -1 26- Smoke Signals First row, left to right: LaDonna Van Vleet, Margaret Fbtryszak, Elaine Dukart, Shirlee Smith. Second row: Miss Tucker, Advisor, Harold Knudston, Sandra Dukart, Dorman Bezdicek. Third row: Maxine Zubke, Josephine Lomprecht, Eugenia Palahniuk, Caroline Luptalc, Co-Editor. Fourth row: Steven Konski, Donald Kaisershot, NOYNGH Smith, Co-Editor, Paul Gilbert, Robert Havelka. ,JZ 1' 6 . J lx' M171 ,C S , 0 E! fs! by 5 . . . ' Q Miss Tucker IS telling the staff how to stort their stories X. with a good lmd. N ' We fil -, X I f ' Q I l This is shafleesmafh and K , do 7 ,S Loretta Fischer bringing ,S you news from Model X Q High School. . A -In Q I , X . f Lx' X Q -e. g , 0 , , z 1 az f X 1 - V5 in ,x X, Bob and Penny are putting the finishing touches on the paper. Smoke Signal Staff Loft to riglif: Elaine Dukart, Donald Kuisershot, Miss Leff to right: Eugenia Palahnuilc, Harold Knudtson, Norman Tucker, Advisor, Margaret Petryszak, LaDonna Van Vleef, Smith, Co-Editor, Loretta Fischer, Morgurer Petryszak, Caroline and Maxine Zubke, class reporters. Luptak, Co-Editor. Eugenia Palahnuik Ex- chmge Edifcr, Josephine Lamprechf Ari Editor, puffing the finishing touches on a stencil. Miss Kano running off the school paper. 1' 5 .S Left to right: Paul Gilbert, Eugenio Palahnuik, Caroline Lupfak, Norman Smith, Dorman Bezdicek, Steven Kanski. The paper is out once again! -128- Forum 5. 3 i First row: Steven Demaniow, Elaine Dulcart, Shirlee Smith, President, Paul Gilbert, Vice President, Joanne Privratsky, Secretary, Mr. Hnottavange, Advisor. Second row: Elizabeth Billick, Nick Pedeliski, Maurice Muth, Norman Smith, Donald Kaisershot, Donald Muth. Pep Club First row: Margaret Petryszak, Hilaria Scheeler, Nick Pedeliski, Robert Havelka, Secretary, Sandra Dukart, Vice President, Shirlee Smith, President, Claudia Scheeler, Janette Dowhaniuk, Steven Demaniow. Second row: Catherine Dukart, Helen Redlin, Georgia Demaniow, Patricia Boyd, Victoria Logosz, Kathy Wagner, Georgia Jablonsky, Evelyn Privratsky, Evelyn Bezdicek, Bonnie Weidner, Gertrude Kanski, Joyce McNamara. Third row: Diane Semerad, LaDonna Van Vleet, Hedwig Kuhn, Linda Witt, lrene Ridl, Maxine Zubke, Martha Karslcy, Lorraine Haag, Josephine Lamprecht, Elaine Dulcart, Joanne Privratsky, Shirley Boyd, Joyce Demaniow. Fourth row: Mary Belle Fredrick, Carole Jones, Eugenia Palahniuk, Clemens Hartman, Eddie Kinzel, Steven Kanski, Norman Smith, Donald Kaisershot, Hugh Lcnphear, Vivian Schaaf, Elaine Haag. -129- 4 Cheerleaders Left to right: Shirlee Smith, Sandro Dukarr, Shirley Boyd. The cheerleaders this year have been better than ever before and they have helped the Braves do iust what they are doing in this picture and that is to score. -1 50- ? e. xr 1, -I iiP 'e' 'B' Team Cheerleader, Kathy Wagner Braves ,....,.,,,T. AM . if'- 3 1 First row, left to right: Everett Gilbert, Kenneth Wanner, Captain Wilfred Kovash, Donald V. Kadrmas, Paul Gilbert, Coach Forrest Lothrop. ,Second row: Manager, Andrew Schmidt, Donald F. Kadrmas, Albert Kovash, Wilfred Ficek, Dorman Bezdicek, Bert Morey, 'B' team coach Bob Burda. BASKETBALL CAPTAIN wi Ifred Kovosh f,1'j,S', f,-iij ,g Hard-hitting determination, loyal support of the student body, and the able coaching of Forrest Lothrop have brought the Braves through another relatively successful season. With a record of wins and losses as compared with the previous season's record of wins and losses, the Braves are making a berth for themselves in conference play. This record looks even better when the Braves' total score of 979 is placed against their opponents' 1032 a difference of only 53 points for the nineteen games played. For the second successive year the Braves won the opening night game in the District 7 -151- sz T 46 39 48 51 56 58 57 51 They Model Taylor ---- --44--- --- Belfield--- -- 56--- --- St.Mary's--- --38--- --- GlenUllin-- -- 4l--- --- St.Mary's--- -- 32--- --- Abbey ---- --47--- --- Bqwman--- --5l-- Halliday--- -- 66-- Halliday ---- -- 59-- WatfordCity -- --68--- --- Hebron ----- --63--- --- New England-- -- 54-- Medora ---- -- 60-- Belfield -- --6l--- --- Abbey ----- --55--- --- Killdeer ----- -- 58-- New England- - - - 68-- Killdeer --------- 57-- Hebron ---------- 54--- --- Tournament Won l - Lost 2 Killdeer --------- 55--- --- Beach ---------- 71 --- --- WatfordCity-- -- 72--- --- COACH Forrest Lothrop 48 57 63 49 58 52 42 46 54 48 53 52 65 Class B tournament. ln this game Kenneth Wanner, a key man on the squad, suffered an injury which took him out of tournament play. His loss was a serious blow to the Braves, but, although the score boards showed defeats in successive games, the Braves were by no means defeated in spirit. The squad will lose four Seniors this year, among them high scoring Captain Wilfred Kovash, but with a good reserve and some well-trained hoopsters coming in from Bob Burda's successful 'B' Team the Braves have hopes for a victorious '55-'56 season. Model High x'9 '5 .ma 'XxS'W X5 uf di 1 234 I ANDREW SCHMIDT X XS L2 1- x. ,,'Q,' x l' I 2 I C X I ff' J 1 , W Bobby Sparks Again! wg AL BE RT KOVASH X. , EVERETT GILBERT oo' 0 f ef E Mm Q fe I 41,.,,.li H1 ,f:-, I ,Q ! rv, j 'ff Ylmff , 0 .1 I 1, , I ' E '04 f E f 0: on Wrh. f ffff , A111131 ,fy , NE'vXg'iffQ'jffff,,, eig- Lff, V 'ffff' N 'fy w DONALD V. KADRMAS -132- 1 - I 4 U , 1, , , fi X X I 'I-vf Ei' ff, 'f1 '1,, f KENNETH WANNER .rl I lf f I K FICE RED wl'-F wb 7' D xl..0yS fson Mcdel 0 fo The rffmm, ' ,Ihr lxlyfxffff-, f Wg fin- 'ff' fjylw- 4 'ff', f ll,f'k:1v .Nvlnmi .SQ gy ,Q 2, ,m',1,.,,.w Jumk lr' ' J ii 41' Jfzff A ff M11 ,JW 3'ff' 1' 5' arm! ,, MW.. . f,- mm lm' 'Y 1 xfz ., L if 1 R I 4110 .n 11' ,v I ii 1 ff A- H 1 1 11 ,nf ff lx l,,'v u 1.-z 4 fx 1 f aw u H fig I ll , lx I 1 V v r 1 4 I 1 Braves in Action mel jump Don lt's in! it ir be Qoodl little Braves First row, loft to right: Bob Burda, Coach, Victor Wanner, Richard Jablonsky, Eddie Kinzel, Robert Kolodaichuk Harold Knudtsan. Second row: William Chruszch, Edward Armbrust, Lawrence Blackburn, Bert Morey, Boris Namenuk, David Havollzc. -134- Parties ancl Stuff Disc iockey Hnoftavange in action if 25 4? N l l Where' s the ref g 5 ' K KY chcvrij Miss Monroe lBerf Morey, entertains the 4 boys wifh her version of 'Let me go lover' O M ,gr X ix is What does Katl1y's lifeline reveal, Madame Zara?? I saw if foo, and my name is Jody! What is it, Meri, a bird, a plane or Superman? Just plain, Bert. Nornian Smith and Elaine Dukrrt Mr X and Miss Sweetheart of 1955. I ' ' l ' u XXX D r 951 ' 1 D F W af f Cv xllwi-has f X u fX X! X 2 xr I XJ K . If if Are 'hey working? Tl'1l5 is THE END -155- QWE Q 1 Q W 4 Zz J ,f Q '2 SJ ' J A xx A, 9 Jpf ff W? . I, 2 1? R Q, QD X M 2 f 9 xii' QXQV,' X6 c sq ,ff R XX J! fofmzf Xwlffzl 5' xl ? P X flf ggi: Q -P- -1 57- DYMON JEWELERS Dymon's for Diamonds Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry - China - Crystal 37 West lst. 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