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

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Qlub Tflrnib iAhip GIRLS BOYS SENIORS SOPHOMORES SENIORS SOPHOMORES Bethel Harm Catherine Fleming Jack Roland Robert Adams Delores Hokana Jeannine Holsinger Merton Zinter Merlyn Bauder Norma Hokana Marion Huber John Blumer Norman Christensen Lorna Jenkins Gloy Jenkins Monty Brouiliard Benny Lematta Lorraine Sand Janet Lees Bob Dillingham Ramon Rime Adele Voegeli Kathryn Lynde Duane Mattheis Sebastian Tushcher Shirley Voegeli Della Mattheis Harvey Senical FRESHMEN Shirley Holsinger Betty Jane Muske Neil Smith Keith Pierce Lillian Benderwald Shirley Pett Gordon Walleen Darwin Whelan Mildred Weitala Dolores Roundy JUNIORS Harold Aberle Delia Whelan Barbara Schook Royal Bernston Robert Lematta JUNIORS FRESHMEN Malcolm Goddard Wilton Barsten Billie Bowman Beverly Kern Gerald Hill Melvin Wanttie Rosemary Davis Helen Bichtner Wayne Merrick Iver Nelson Delores Green LaJune Gebhardt Don Porter Charles Anderson Dorothy Kosel Iona Kuch Anne Lawson Gladys Schmitt Ruth Senecal Anne Strand Lorraine Wanttie Christine Nelson Jacqueline Holsinger Lois Griffin Geannine Pahl Joan Meyer Ardys Johnson Frances McShane Lily Mayer Diane Hess Janice Slocum Betty Heipler Barton Slemmons Danny Schneck Ellis Nell (Band As only a dozen members returned this year. Presentation of Colors Boy Scouts the Senior Band remained on an inactive status. America Panella However, Mr. E. W. Ackert has been working Salutation - March Seitz dilig ently with a group consisting of Junior High America „ Youtf) 0yerture P9ttee and Grade pupils. Because most of these young Organ Echoes - Reverie Hayes enthusiasts are only beginners they have made i|. March of the Champions Huffer no public appearances. K Skater ' s Waltz Arr. Chenette The remaining members of last year ' s Senior Intermission Band met for practices during April and then at- Officer of the Day Hall tended the annual Dickey-LaMoure Band Festival American Patrol - Overture Meacham which was held at Oakes. The Edgeley, Oakes, Evening Idyl Weber LaMoure, and Ellendale Bands participated. Mr. Donkey Serenade Friml J. A. Holvik, of Concordia College, served as Olymphia - Overture :Zamecnik guest conductor. The following program was Star Spangled Banner Arr. Panella presented: Retirement of Colors Boy Scouts PAGE 7 1945 Ellendale High School Annual - Coleman Museum 2017

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(fho iaJL WjuaLl Annual Christmas Program A number of Christmas carols were used, but there were also special numbers by both high school and grade choral groups, and a brass trio introduced the processional. Miss Martha Buck was in general charge of the program and directed the high school chorus. Miss Helen Sloane was in charge of the 5th, 6th, and 7th grade chorus, and Miss Emma Mannie of the 3rd and 4th grades. Miss Josephine Lee and Miss Viola Syvertson were in charge of staging and decorations. With the high school mixed chorus serving as a nucleus, the entire group numbered over 200 voices and included children from the 3rd to the 12th grades. Serving as accompanists were Miss Helen Sloane and Janice Rime. In some numbers both piano and reed organ were used. The pro- gram: Chime Prelude .Miss Buck O Come All Ye Faithful Brass Trio and Chorus Silent Night All Choral The annual Dickey-LaMoure Choral Festival was held in Ellendale, May 11. Mr. Hywell C. Roland, for the thirteenth consecutive year, direct- ed the joint choruses from Edgeley, Oakes, La- Moure, and Ellendale. The following program was presented: Joy of Heaven Beethoven Open Our Eyes MacFarlene For All Who Watch Dickenson As Torrents in Summer Elgar Mixed Chorus The Christmas Story Group of H. S. Girls Praise the Lord. Chorale H. S. Girls 7 Chorus Away in a Manger,- It Came Upon the Midnight Clear 3rd and 4th Grades All That Wondrous Christmas Night I Saw Three Ships Come Sailing In Gloria in Excelsis Deo O Little Town of Bethlehem All ' Yuletide Night: March of the Kings ....Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Grades Lo, How a Rose E 7 er Blooming Today There is Ringing No Candle is There and No Fire (Solo, Shirley Voegeli) High School Chorus Hear the Bells on Christmas Day Angels from the Realms of Glory Rejoice and Be Merry High School Chorus O, Come All Ye Faithful Recessional Festival Lift Thine Eyes Mendelssohn Calm As the Night Bohm Girls 7 Chorus The Navy Hymn Waring Arrangement Winter Song Bullard Boys 7 Chorus Nocturne Fibich When Irish Eyes Are Smiling Ball Oh Peddler Tell Me Krone Now The Day is Over ...Barnby Mixed Chorus PAGE 6 1945 Ellendale High School Annual - Coleman Museum 2017

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dihlxiicA, J ' OotbalL The Ellendale High School Cardinals enjoyed the first undefeated, untied football season in the school ' s history since the fall of 1938. As a re- sult of this unblemished season, the Cards have been awarded the conference championship and are to receive gold footballs as a reward for their excellent exploits on the gridiron. The miniature gold footballs are to be the gifts of various civic clubs of Ellendale. Employing the tricky T-formation, Coach Slem- mons ' charges rolled over their five opponents, compiling a total of 121 points to the opposition ' s 14. The Redbirds were never behind for a mo- ment in a single engagement. The Cardinal ' s major offensive weapon was their sparkling passing attack, which netted the Cards many decisive touchdowns throughout the season. The passing combination of Quarterback Monty Brouillard to either of the lanky ends, Wayne Merrick or Bob Dillingham, or else to the shifty halfback, Gordon Walleen, was unequaled in the conference. However, the powerful run- ning attack, led by Warren Merrick, Neil Smith and Barton Slemmons, is worthy of much recog- nition. A comparatively light but highly efficient line, headed by such stalwarts as John Blumer, Leonard Krause, Duane Mattheis, Benny Lematta and Nor- man Christensen, consistently opened gaps for the backs and checked the opponents ' offensive at- tempts. At the annual football banquet in charge of the mothers of the squad, 19 letters were issued. Senior lettermen winding up a glorious high school football career were Monty Brouillard, John Blu- mer, Neil Smith, Duane Mattheis, Jack Roland, Orville Gehring, Gordon Walleen, Leo Houghton, Bob Dillingham and Leonard Krause, a new stu- dent hailing from Ashley. Junior lettermen named were Barton Slemmons, Wayne and Warren Mer- rick and Jerry Hill. Sophomores designated as lettermen were Norman Christensen, Benny Lemat- ta, Ramon Rime and Victor Steinwand. Freshman Darwin Whelan also received a letter, as did our efficient student manager, Malcolm Goddard. Monty Brouillard was elected captain by the entire squad and John Blumer was chosen as honorary athlete by the lettermen. The scores in the order in which the games were played: Ellendale 7 Edgley 0 Ellendale 53 LaMoure 0 Ellendale 19 Enderlin 0 Ellendale 18 Oakes 7 Ellendale 24 Lisbon .7 PAGE 8 1945 Ellendale High School Annual - Coleman Museum 2017