Ellendale High School - Redbird / Microphone Yearbook (Ellendale, ND)

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To the alumni of Ellendale High School., men and women in the armed services, the class of 1943 gratefully dedicates this annual. FLOYD ACKERT DUDLEY ANDERSON IVAN BENDERWALD HAROLD BERGMAN BOYD BLUMER OTTO BOLLINGER GAYLORD BOOM HOWARD BOOM LESLIE BOWMAN CHARLES BOYLE JANET BROUILLARD WARREN BURNETT GWENDOLYN BYMERS FORREST BUNKER JAMES CARPENTER ROBERT CHRISTENSON JOHN D. CRABTREE GEORGE DAWES ILENE DAWES RICHARD DUNPHY CLIFFORD DuRAND ROLLA DuRAND VERRILL FISHCHER VERNARD FITZGERALD RUSSELL FLEMING GORDON GRAHAM EVERETT GRIFFIN RALPH GRIFFIN EDWARD GORMAN RAYMOND GORMAN CHARLES HAAS ROLAND HAGEN LOWELL HAMAR MILTON HARM CHARLES HATCHER VERNON HECKLESMILLER RUSSELL HEINE CLINTON HESS HOWARD HILL JAMES HOLSINGER DOUGLAS HOUGHTON CARROLL JOHNSON IRVIN LAYER ERNEST LEES VERNON MacDONALD ROBERT MAERCKLEIN ROBERT MALLON ALVIN MARVICK PHYLLIS McCOY RUSSELL McCOY malcolm McDonald FRANK McSHANE WILFRED McSHANE JAMES MEACHEN RALPH MERKEL JAMES MILES WILLARD MILLER OLIN MINTON FRANCIS MURRAY CLARENCE NEUMANN RAYMOND NEUMANN HAROLD NISHEK HUBERT OJALA MAYNARD OLIASON HORACE PEHL GEORGE RADTKE RICHARD RATZLAFF HOWARD RAVENSTEIN DONALD REKOW MARGARET BLUMER RONEY HAROLD ROWE ALVIN SAND CLIFFORD SCHMIERER ELMER SCHMIERER GEORGE SCHNEIDER JOHN SCHOOK OWEN SIZER ALOIS SMUTNEY VICTOR STRAND HOWARD TOWNSEND WALTER VOMHOFF KENNETH WAHL SCOTT WALKER RALPH WALLACE CARL WEBSTER KERMIT WENKSTERN JOHN WHEELIHAN Page 1 1943 Ellendale High School Annual - Coleman Museum 2017

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1943 E I lendale High School Annual - Coleman Museum 2017

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THE MICROPHONE Published under the direction of the officers of the Senior Class, May 12, 1943. VICTOR STRAND PRESIDENT ERVIN SAND VICE PRESIDENT RAYMOND ABERLE SECRETARY-TREASURER E. C. INGVALSON ADVISOR For the ninth consecutive year the senior class of Ellendale High School is publishing the Mi- crophone. It brings to the attention of parents and patrons some of the many activities of the school. For students and particularly for the seniors it serves as a medium of recounting and preserving many of the happy and meaningful events with which their school life is crowded. Board of Education A. R. AMPH-ETT PRESIDENT EDITH McCOY CLERK GLADYS C. VICK J. V. MILES F. W. BLUMER KATHERINE GODDARD Faculty E. C. INGVALSON, Superintendent Science MINNIE C. ONSRUD, Principal English, Dramatics MARTHA BUCK Social Science, Latin, Music MARY F. STRAND Mathematics, Bookkeeping MRS. PAUL GRESS English, Social Science MARGARET WILLIAMS, Jr. H. S. Principal Algebra, English CHESTER W. SEIVERT Biolog y, Physical Education LAVERNE BAKER Girls 7 Physical Education Graduation Exercises Wednesday, June 2, 8:15 p. m. Processional March - Our Director (F. E. Bigelow) High School Band K. Orlando Lee, Director Presentation of Colors Scouts of Troop 32 Selection - American Patrol (F. W. Meacham) High School Band Invocation Selections: Waltz of the Flowers (Tschaikowsky) Cornin ' Through The Rye Mixed Chorus Martha Buck, Director Address - What ' s Commencing The Hon. Van Buren Perry Circuit Judge, Aberdeen, S. Dakota Presentation of Class Minnie C. Onsrud Conferring of Diplomas A. R. Amphlett President, Board of Education America All Senior Church Service Sunday, May 30, 8:00 p. m. Processional Martha Buck Hymn - Holy, Holy, Holy All Scripture Reading and Prayer Prayer (Lwoff-Wick) Boys ' Chorus Hark the Vesper Hymn is Stealing Girls ' Chorus Built on a Rock the Church Doth Stand — Mixed Chorus Martha Buck, Director Sermon: One-Talent Disciples Rev. H. R. Senecal Pastor, Ellendale Presbyterian Church Hymn - Faith of Our Fathers All Benediction Now The Day Is Over Chorus and Audience Recessional Martha Buck In Retrospect We who are graduating have reached an im- portant milestone. As we look back on the road we have traveled, we have lasting memories of meeting classmates — strangers then; old friends now. We have lived and we have learned. Until now, the road we have followed has been pointed out, and we have traveled together. Before us lies a long stretch upon which each in- dividual must chart his own course. As we each go on our separate ways, we must live up to the guiding principles that our parents and teachers have imparted to us. We must strive to set a course with high ideals and a definite purpose. We, the Seniors of ' 43, are happy to graduate,- yet, we have regrets, for never will all of us be together again. The armed services will claim many of our number, and others will be scat- tered. Even so, our commencement isn ' t the last milestone in life ' s drama; it is the traveling of a new road with new friends, new experiences, and new opportunities. And in all these, we should let loyalty be our dominant guiding spirit — loyalty to our school, to ourselves, to high principles, and loyalty to our country and to our Eternal Father. — A. N. Page 2 1943 Ellendale High School Annual -Coleman Museum 2017