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

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F 20 0 BACCALAUREATE SERVICE Sunday, May 23 Frocessional Hymn: The Lord Is My Shepherd Scripture Reading and Prayer Selections: Open Our Eyes (MacFarlane) Softly and Tenderly (arr. Austris Wihtol Vernice Norell, Janice Rime All Mixed Chorus Vernice Norell, Director Janice Rime, Accompanist Sermon: Hymn: Faith of Our Fathers Now the Day Is Over (Barnby) Recessional D.W. Ashley All Chorus and Audience IS 00 GRADUATION EXERCISES Friday, May 28 Processional Presentation of Colors Invocation Selections: Lift Thine Eyes (Mendelssohn) Calm as the Night (Bohm) Vernice Norell, Director Address Selections: Brother James Air (arr Gordon Jacob) Presentation of Class Conferring of Diplomas America Vernice Norell Boy Scouts, Troop 32 Girl3 ' Chorus Dr. Arthur W. Ratz Mixed Chorus Mina C.. Onsrud F. W. Blumer All 1948 Ellendale High School Yearbook -Coleman Museum 2017

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48 5 D 20 70ett We the seniors of Ellendale high school, being of unsound mind after four years of dire suffering do hereby will and bequeath the following: Charles Aberle to Lawrence Kelly— his ardent love for football. Harold Aberle to anyone who wants it — his job as janitor Charles Anderson to Harold Beecher — his jitter-bugging ability. Ida Bollinger to Elinor Wedell — her dimples. Bernice Brandenburger to anyone — her charming smile. Murray Brown to someone with big hips — my beltless levys. La June Gebhardt to Ardys Anderson — her diamond rings. Lois Griffin to LaJune Stahlecker— her blushes and even temper. Orryn Heine to Rodney and Mickey Hermansen — my extra inches. Jerry Hermansen to James Mammel — his fine grades in English. Diane Hess to David Henderson — my 12 years of education. Betty Hiepler to Darlene Hatfield— her fickleness. Ruth Hokana to Mabel Schaller— her shirt-tails and love of sports. Ardys Johnson to most anyone — her pile of Sand. Beverley Kern to her brother Paul — her non-tardiness record. Floy Kosel to Dorothy Gehring — her quiet nature. Betty Krieger to Betty Hagen — her short curly blond hair. Robert Lematta to anyone who ' ll take them— his Junior High enemies. Frances McShane to Eva Geffre — her name and high scholarship. Lillie Mayer to Arlene Wedell — her rounded features. Joan Meyer to Verdean Benderwald — her twirling form. Ellis Nell to Virgil Erdelt— his aisle strutting. Iver Nelson to any under-classman — his artistic ability. Keith Pierce to Wayne Gibson— my well groomed toupee, Freddie Retzlaff to an up-and-coming junior — my unwritten book-reports. Adeline Schnaidt to any junior — her speed in leaving E.H.S. Danny Schneck to Joan Randall — his scooter. Evelyn Shimmin to Nadine Jury — her petite figure. Marilyn Strand to Helen Hagel — her bow legs. Eleanir Wallace to Vivian Heil — her gift to gab. Melvin Wanttie to his brother Duane — his ability to wise-crack. Darwin Whelan to anyone — his many broken-hearted girls. Pearl Zahn to Marion Gehring — her ability to skip classes. Elizabeth Zinter to Betty Pahl — her dramatic ability. Margaret Tuuri to Peggy Walleen — her quiet nature. We the mighty graduating seniors do hereby bequeath our high intellectual standards to the lower classmen, hoping that they will be able to attain them. To the teachers who have labored so hard to pound something into us numbskulls we extend good wishes for the future and hope they will always have a small spot in their hearts for us. 1948 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017

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1948 El lendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017