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

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seniors on May 18. The following cast provided an evening of rollicking entertainment: Sally, a maid with a purpc-se Dorothy Schmidt Norman Poiter, a publicity man ....Ernest King Penny, a pretty little miss Virginia Reukauf Caleb, her absorbed father Billy Randall Mark, her farm-minded brother Keith Sehnert Mavis, her attractive sister -Judith Gessner Lydia, her busy mother - Gladys Schmidt Joanna, her loyal girl friend Marion Durheim Kerry, her resourceful boy friend Orrin Morrow Greg, his pal with ideas ----- Francis Gibson Monsieur Henri, a French designer .Bob Coleman Elsie, a pretty young model Phyllis Christensen Claire, a pretty young model Ellen Davis Lucille, a pretty young model Shirley Neer Red, a delivery boy - Kenneth Muske Harrison Day, a young author Arthur Cook PAGE 12 1944 Ellendale High School Annual - Coleman Museum 2017

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BOY SCOUTS Top Row — Monty B., Neil 5., Bob D., Warren M., Malcolm G., Wayne M., Keith S., Duane M., Gordon W., Barton S. Third Row — Danny S. Roland V., Charles A., Charles A., Darwin W., Freddie R., Larry S., Harold A ., Kenneth M. Second Row — Floyd M., Gerald N., Ramon R., Pat M., Bob A. Victor S., Robert L., Norman C., Maurice H. Front Row — Palmer R., Harris V., E. C. Ingvalson, C. W. Seivert, Lawrence K., Jay Z., Marvin G. Scouting The year 1943-44 will go down in Ellendale scout history as a banner year. Thirty-nine scouts are registered with the troop, morale has been high and interest and advancement has been excellent. More than ever before older boys in the senior high school have remained in the troop. Some of these boys have been rather inactive but they have always maintained a “service relationship” to the troop — willing to help when needed. Scoutmaster C. W. Seivert has given active ana devoted leadership assisted by E. C. Ingvalson, who has had special charge of the advancement program and records. Also responsible for making the troop “tick” are two student leaders, Keith Sehnert and Kenneth Muske, serving as Junior Assistant Scout- master and Senior Patrol Leader respectively. The latter was awarded the attendance pin for 1943. In December an air scout patrol was formed among the scouts in senior high school. Most of the members have attained the rank of “Appren- tice” and some will reach the rank of “Observer” before the end of the school year. There are three eagle scouts in the troop: Bob Dillingham, Keith Sehnert, Neil Smith. FRANCES TUCHSCHER — Fannie “Calmly and peacefully she treads life ' s way.” Glee Club, 1-2-3-4; Band, 1-2-3-4; Band Festival, 3-4; Senior Girls ' Speech Program, 4; First-Aid, 3; Pep Squad, 4; Victory Corps, 3-4; Red Cross, 2-3-4. ESTHER WEST — Emily “Camouflage, though right in its place, Was not meant for a lady’s face.” Glee Club, 1-2-3-4; Mixed Chorus, 3; Victory Corps, 3-4; G. A. A., 2-3; Pep Squad, 2-3-4; “Thanks Awfully,” 4; First-Aid, 3. DRAMATICS AND SPEECH (From pane 5) PLAY FESTIVAL Ellendale High presented “Echo” by Robert Kas- per in the Dickey-LaMoure one-act play festival at Edgeley, March 24. The cast included: Henry Ross . ...Bill Randall David Ross .. ...Bob Coleman Lillian Ross Virginia Reukauf Mary Ross Judith Gessner -X- -X- SENIOR CLASS PLAY “Don’t Take My Penny!” by Anne Coulter Mar- tens was the immortal comedy presented by the PAGE 11 1944 Ellendale High School Annual - Coleman Museum 2017

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1944 Ellendale High School Annual - Coleman Museum 2017