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

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1952 volume:

MICROPHONE 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 DEDICATION 1952 El-len dale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 TO OUR PARENTS, AS A TESTIMONIAL OF SINCERE APPRECIATION FOR THEIR LOVING CARE AND CHRISTIAN GUIDANCE, TOO BY THEIR PATIENCE AND SACRIFICES HAVE SEP THE BASIS FOR SUCCESSFUL HIGH SCHOOL CAREERS AND FOR OUR FUTURES, WE, THE CLASS OF NINETEEN- FIFTY-TWO, RESPECTFULLY DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL. Mr. k Mrs. Jacob Aman Mr, k Mrs. Bruce Beaver Mr. Mrs. John Bell Mr. k Mrs. Walter Cofell Mr. k Mrs. Ed N. Davis Mr. Mrs. J. 0. Dockter Mr. k Mrs. R. E. Evans Mr. k Mrs. Merle Gerdon Mr. k Mrs . Darwin Hatfield Mr. k Mrs . Carl Heine Mr. k Mrs. John Helder Mr. Mrs. Waldron Higgs Mr. k Mrs. Mr. Mrs. Arthur Houghton Mr. Mrs. Jay M. Kendall Rev. k Mrs. John Kern Mr. Mrs. A. T. Kosel Mrs. Earl Kruse Mr. k Mrs. Carl Maack Mrs. Eleanor Neumann Mr. k Mrs. John E. Nitschke Mr. k Mrs. Fred Schaller Mr. Mrs. Robert Schonberger Mr. k Mrs. Emil Trautraan Mr. k Mrs. Theo Vick Adam Wagner 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ADMINISTRATION 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 Winton Melby Mina C. Onsrud Loren Johnson l«« � i j® Rh«Hhi Laura Vix 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 SENIORS 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 briif Norman J tan First Stsnd back there I Make room for a man 1 i 1-.2-3-U 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 1-2-3-U 2-3-ii Glee Club and Chorus Choral Festival Band Band Festival Music Festival Student Manager-Football Junior Frolics Microphone Staff Lawrence Beaver “Fat” Early to bed and early to rise-and you 11 miss a lot of interesting things tiat dodt go on in the day- time 1-2-3-k 1-2-3-li 1— 2—3— ii - adom : Football Basketball Track Junior Frolics Vice President-Canteen Cardinal Staff Microphone Staff Grace Bell Grade Glee Club and Chorus Choral Festival Triple Trio Band Band Festival Music Festival Twirling Volleyball Old Doc The Imaginary Invalid Speech Festival Senior Speech Program Junior Frolics Keystone Secretary- treasurer Vice President Cardinal Typist Microphone Staff Office Helper Mefflaf ighbchoo amook oIemanMuseu O Kendel Cofell � Ken” You gotta be a good football player to get along with the beautiful tfi.ee Club and Chorus Choral Festival Music Festival IS otball J ' uhipr Frolics Microphone Staff Newton Davis “Newt 11 Football Basketball Old Doc The Forgotten Man” ii-H Microphone Staff Kenneth Doekter Satch He s a wonderful talker who has the art of telling you nothing Football Basketball Track Band Junior Flay Boy Scouts Microphone Staff 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 Joyce Evans ”E hr” Time? That 1 s nothing to me 1 Glee Club and Chorus Choral Festival Band Band Festival Music Festival Senior Speech Program Junior Frolics Class Secretary Office Helper Microphone Staff Beverley Gordon ” 3ev ft Every lassie has her laddie Glee Club and Chorua ] Choral Festival 3 Music Festival ] ”01d Doc” ”The Imaginary Invalid” Senior Speech Program Junior Frolics Secretary- treasurer-Canteen Oompah Queen Candidate Girl 3 State Office Helper Cardinal Staff Microphone Staff Peggy Hatfield ”Peg’ Self- trust is the first secret of success. Glee dub and Chorus Choral Festival Music Festival Triple Trio “Old Doc” The Imaginary Invalid” Senior Speech Program Speech Festival Junior Frolics Cheerleader Class Vice President Girls 1 State Keystone Office Helper Cardinal Staff Microphone Staff Yearbool ofeman Museum 2017 ECON 536 1 55A SHIP 5-23 Jo Anne Heine Band Band Festival Music Festival Volleyball Senior Speech Program Microphone Staff Office Helper iHtt Jack Helder Jock” Oh, why should life all labor be? dee Club and Chorus Choral Festival Music Festival Football Track Student Manager- Basketball Old Doe The Imaginary Invalid The Forgotten Man Boys State President Cardinal Staff Microphone Staff Robert Higgs Bob I 1 11 settle down with a right good right, to love but one both day and night. Glee Club and Chorus Choral Festival Music Festival Football Basketball Track Old Doc The Imaginary Invalid The Forgotten Man Junior Frolics Vice President Boys 1 State Oompah King Candidate Cardinal Staff Microphone Staff loiemanMuseu m 2 (T. d r? Xv Elizabeth Houghton 11 Betty 1 She wants her own way in every- thing, ft nd what’s more, she’ll have itj Band Band Festival Music Festival Twirling Senior Speech Program Old Doc Junior Frolics Council Member- Canteen Office Helper Cardinal Staff Microphone Staff Roger Kendall Whott say? Glee Club and Chorus Choral Festival Band Band Festival Music Festival Track Cheerleader The Imaginary Invalid The Forgotten Man Junior Frolics Council Member-Canteen Cardinal Staff Microphone Staff He is always in such perfect good humor. Glee Club and Chorus Choral Festival Band Band Festival Music Festival Football Basketball Track Student Manager- Basketball Old Doc The Imaginary Invalid Junior Frolics Boys’ State Cheerleader Cardinal Staff Microphone Staff ECON 536 1 55A SHIP Verna Kosel Of even temper, naturally good Old Doc” Senior Speech Program Volleyball 4-H Farmer 1 s Union Office Helper Don McShane ♦’Shandy” I wish they would be quiet and let me drink my tea I Football Basketball Track n The Imaginary Invalid” Junior Frolics Cardinal Staff Microohone Staff Thank heaven for co-education. It is the one thing that breaks the monotony of classes. Glee Club and Chorus Choral Festival Band Band Festival Music Festival ” XLd Doc” ”The Forgotten Man” Senior Speech Program Junior Frolics Office Helper AssH Editor-Cardinal Class Reporter Microphone Staff fcCOiN 53b 155A SHIP Marilyn Neum ann � Heum±e” tA OI I lA Band Band Festival Music Festival Cheerleader Volleyball ”01d Doc” ”The Imaginary Invalid” Senior Speech Program Junior Frolics Class President Class Secretary-treasurer President- Teen Canteen Keystone Office Helper Cardinal Staff Microphone Editor DeLores Nitschke She says not much, but thinks the more Senior Speech Program Microphone Staff Esther Schaller lonesome now. Glee Club and Chorus Choral Festival Band Band Festival Music Festival Triple Trio Accompanist Twirling Majorette Volleyball Old Doc” 11 The Imaginary Invalid” ”The Forgotten Man” Senior Speech Program Junior Frolics Class President Class Secretary- treasurer Class Vice President Keystone Cardinal Editor Microphone Staff 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 IA 02 LA a, to yp tA lA 25 O O itJ J m x: Robert Schonberger “Schonie” me death Glee Club and Chorus Choral Festival Band Band Festival Music Festival Football Basketball Track Golf ”01d Doc” “The Imaginary Invalid” Junior Frolics Cardinal Editor Boys’ State .Boy Scouts Microphone Staff Alfred Trautraan ’’Alfy’ 1 Women? Shux, they don’t bother me Glee Club and Chorus Choral Festival Music Festival Junior Frolics Microphone Staff She’s in there pitching GQ.ee Club and Chorus Choral Festival Band Festival Band Music Festival Twirling Volleyball Triple Trio ’’Old Doc” ’’The Imaginary Invalid” Senior Speech Progran Junior Frolics Keystone Office Helper Cardinal Staff Mic rophone Staff ■wli Herbert Wagner “Herb” No. sinner and no saint perhaps, and yet the very best of chaps. Glee Club Football Basketball Track Junior Frolics Keystone Boys 1 State Boy Scouts Microphone Staff 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ECON 536 155A SHIP 5-23 Whit Gladiola @ol n4 Navy blue and white Ttfotfo On the side of faith, not fear. 6 44 O iCCfU Marilyn Neumann Esther Schaller Grace Bell President Vice-President Secretaty-Treasurer 44 Poem We, the Seniors of Fifty-two, Bid a fond and sad farewell to you Of trouble and strife we gave you a share. But your justice was always impartial and fair. For the help you have given us. For the time and the pains. We can but humbly thank you Again and again. We now have to leave you. And fare life alone. Our hearts filled with courage And confidence grown. What we will make of ourselves In the world of stress. Is the result of the training Of E. H. S. J «C «H. J 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 155A SHIP K in sO cn in An eventful day, September 7, 19l|8, saw thirty- three starry-eyed freshmen begin their four years of high school. We elected as our class officers: Marilyn Neumann, president? Bob Higgs, vice president; and Esther Schaller, secretary- treasurer. Mr. Shelver was our class advisor. We all pitched in and helped with the annual Oompah. Beverley Gerdon and Bob Higgs were our candidates for queen and king. We journeyed to Weber ' s Gulch for our class picnic and spent the entire day dating pickles and ice cream and racing up and down the hills. After a summer vacation thirty-three sophomores proudly ascended the stairs to begin the first of their three years in Senior High. Our class officers that year were: Esther Schaller, president; Peggy Hatfield, vice president; and Joyce Evans, secretary- treasurer. On October lU these thirty-three unhappy sophs were officially initiated into Senior High by the mighty seniors. We picnicked at Rich- mond Lake. By the time we became juniors, several of our classmates had dropped out and our class enrollment went down to twenty-eight. Our class officers were: Jack Haider, president; Grace Bell, vice president; and Marilyn Neumann, secretary- treasurer. Miss Onsrud was class advisor. On December 1 we successfully presented the junior class play, Old Doc . March 29 brought the Junior Frolics. This rollicking show was entirely under the able juniors ' direction. All of these events led up to the really big show- the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, which took place May 15. “Hawaiian Cruise was our theme; and as we stepped of f the gangplank of the E.H.S Cruiser into Hawaii, we were welcomed by the music of John Taylor ' s orchestra. On September 1 , 195 1, we entered into the doors of E.H.S. to begin our last and most eventful year. We elected as our class officers: Marilyn Neumann, president; Esther Schaller, vice president; and Grace Bell, secretary- treasurer. Mr. Ingvalson was our advisor. This year the class took over the responsibility of editing the Cardinal. -3 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 536 155A SHIP October 12 brought our first official senior duty- sophomore initiation. Then came the Senior Girls ' Speech Program, in which all the senior girls took part. Teen Canteen was very successful with Marilyn Neumann, president? Lawrence Beaver, vice president; Beverley Gordon, secretary-treasurer; and Betty Houghton and Roger Kendall as student council members. During the year the seniors participated in many band, choral, and dramatic activities. The following seniors were initiated into the Keystone Society: Marilyn Neumann, Grace Bell Peggy Hatfield, Shirley Vick, and Herbert Wagner. Esther Schaller was initiated in her junior year. On April 30 we presented our senior class play, The Imaginary Invalid . On May 23 we graduated, ending our history in E.H.S. Now we, toe graduates of 1952, would like to express our gratitude for the sympathy, understanding, and help that were given to us by our teachers throughout our twelve years at E.H.S. CM I tr 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 536 1 5 5A SHIP PiofeAecty The calendar said that the year was 1962. It was ten years since the class of 5 2 dispersed ways. I wondered what had happened to my old classmates and decided how nice it would be to find out. Going into Ellendale I met two of my former classmates. After telling them of my plan, K ndel Cofell, Lawrence Beaver, and I, Betty Houghton]; started out in Kendel ' s new Rolls Royce to see what the world had done to our classmates. Kendel ' s Rolls Royce barely fitted into the metropolis of Winship, but we managed to stop and see Roger Kendall, who is now leader of the Winship first grade rhythm band. Traveling farther south and west our next stop was Cheyenne, Wyoming, where we were attracted by a rancher who looked as if he had gone ber- serk. Much to our surprise it was Bob Higgs, whose wife had just presented him with a pair of redr-headed twins. Unfortunately Bev was still in the hospital and we were unable to see her. After two flat tires we hit Seattle, and we took an afternoon off to watch TV at one of the local cafes. A handsome, smiling face stared out at us. Who should it be but our ever loving jokester Jack Hammy Helder. And get this Jack was announcer for Campbell ' s Soup ' .!! The next number on the TV show was Kenny Dockter, who just made a hit with his latest recording, Bawl . Leaving TV behind us we strolled out into the streets where we heard cries of k Extra l Extra 1 Deciding to spend a nickel, we bought a paper. These headlines n struck usr Stanley Kern, head man of the Alcatraz Ball and Chain Gang, had just in failed at his last attempt to swim to the main land. Leaving Stanley to his woe, we moved in on Southern California. As it was such a hot day we went to the beach for a swim. Wasn ' t that a familiar figure over there? Why it was Herb Wagner modeling men ' s bathing suits. After a short chat with Herb, we journeyed on. Our destination was Dallas, Texas, where we met Marilyn Neumann. Famous for her trip to the moon, Marilyn was now preparing for her flight to Mars. By the way, Marilyn had developed a very distinctive Southern accent. She informed us that if we went down to the Power ' s Department Store, we would find Verna Kosel modeling the poodle hair cut. o - Motoring on to Tampa, Florida, we found Bob Schonberger lounging in his club. u- He was slightly down hearted as his eighth wife had just divorced him. Bob had reached fame as an author; his latest book was How To Keep A Wife . Going on we cruised by Atlanta, Georgia, where we noticed that the Mrs . America contest was going on. We stopped in time to see our Lorna Maack crowned j Mrs. America . We talked to Lorna for a few minutes and she told us that •1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 JoAnne Heine is now A1 Capp ' s model for the wolf gal. Our next stop was the nation s capital where we found Peggy Hatfield as North Dakota ' s first Lady Senator. Grace Bell was visiting with Peggy. Grace was a famous hillbilly singer on station PU in Tennessee, starring with The Churchkey Five New York was next on our list. Here we found Shirley Vick, the leading romantic actress on Broadway. Shirley informed us that Joyce Evans was her roan- mate and worked as hostess at the Stork Club. Passing the Madison Scpare Garden, we decided that as long as we had a few extra minutes we would go in. There we saw DeLores Nitschke, who had succeeded Barbara Ann Scott as figure skating champion. Traveling on to Boston, we stopped at Vassar College, where we saw a familiar figure on the campus . It was none other than Norman Aman, who was professor of mathematics at the college. We talked with First for a few minutes before we started on our way to South Bend, Indiana. Here we found Don McShane, who is coaching football at Notre Dame. By the way Don talked, he was trying to raise his own football team. Homeward bound we stopped in Chicago for supper at the Argon , where we found Alfred Trautman. Alfjr , turning to music for his career, had succeeded Ralph Flanagan. Traveling farther west, we came to Minnesota, where we found Esther Schaller Griffin. After tiring of sailing the wide blue yonder, she and Marvin settled down to farming. We hated to think of our trip ending, but we were now on our way home. We left Kendel in Aberdeen where he has succeeded his father-in-law as manager of the Capitol Lounge. After our long, but wonderful trip. Fat and I were happy to see ELlendale. Fat rushed right down to the Thompson Yards Lumber Company, which he now runs, to complete another baby crib— not for sale. He and Marilyn have quite a going concern. Now, thinking it was time to go home, who did I see but Newt Davis. Newt is now farming his father ' s place and has become very success- ful. The trip was now over, but our minds were still on our old classmates. Somehow we would see each other again soon. 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ECON 536 155A SHIP (ZtAM 7 vm We, the Seniors of Ellendale High School, being of superior minds and possessing excellent physically fit bodies, do hereby will our glorious attributes to those who shall remain after our departure to brighter horizons. Article I To the juniors, we leave our full and uncontrolled use of the supply room and our severe cases of senioritis. Article II To the sophomores, we leave our characteristic wanderings through the halls of this haven of learning and a memory of our might as demonstrated on your initiation day. Article III To the freshmen, we leave our studious attitude and our records in extra-curricular activities. Article IV To the faculty, we wish to leave a bright and shining memory of us and our deeds. K CM i in Article V We, the twenty-five seniors, bestow our individual bequests as follows: I, Norman Aman, leave my German accent to ray sister. Mavis, hoping she will improve it. I, Lawrence Beaver, leave my fickle nature to Marilyn Hagel. I, Grace Bell, leave my operatic records to Karen McShane to jitterbug to. I, Kendal Cofell, leave my correspondence courses to James Billey as I ! m sure he 11 need the credits to graduate. I, Newton Davis, leave my Chevrolet to Mr. Shelver to be scientifically studied in comparison with his mighty Hudson. I, Kenneth Docktor, leave my math course at the NI to LaVeme Burlingame. I, Joyce Evans, leave my wit and humor to Kay Crabtree. 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ECON 536 155A SHIP 5-23 x, i. i, i. i. i. i, i, i, i. i. i. i, i, i. i. i. i. Beverley Gerdon, leave my red skirts to Patsy Fradet to go with her red hair Peggy Hatfield, leave my unused arguments to anyone who can handle them Jack H elder, leave my soup recipes to the home economics department. JoAnne Heine, leave my friendly Hi 1 s to Marlene Schaller. Bob Higgs, leave my extensive wardrobe to Myron Gerdon to supplement his own. Betty Houghton, leave my determined ways to KLondell Zimmerman. Roger Kendall, leave ray impersonations to the junior class to use in their class play next year. Stanley Kern, leave my nickname, Stub to Eddie Nishek, as I se m to have outgrown it. Verna Kosel, leave my long tresses to Luella Hall to protect her ears from next year s chilling winds. Don McShane, leave my fighting spirit in football to Lome Bobbe. Lorna Maack, leave my matronly roles in class plays to Evelyn Fleming. Marilyn Neumann, leave my ability to go to Aberdeen during school hours to Joan Retzlaff. DeLores Nitschke, leave my quiet and reserved nature to Doug Bell for obvious reasons. Esther Schaller, leave my coquettish ways to my sister, Harriet, to carry on where I left off. Bob Schonberger, leave my miniature pipe to Calvin Vick, to blow soap bubbles with. Alfred Trautman, leave my odd- jobs around school to Ned Leiby. Shirley Vick, leave my Rogues gallery to Dulcie Bell. Herbert Wagner, leave my scholastic record to Virgil DeWald. •j 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ECON 536 155A SHIP Saccalauneate Sunday, May 18, 19 2 Processional. Jo Anne Kirniis Yvonne Hatlestad Hymn: Dear Lord and Father of Mankind All Selections: Beautiful Saviour (Arr. F.M. Christiansen) H. S. Lord to Thee Our Hearts Are Raised (Glinka-Tkach) Chorus Mr. Win ton S. Melby, Director Sermon Reverend C.M. Bergland Pastor, Evangelical United Brethem Church Hymn: Faith of Our Fathers All Hymn: Now the Day Is Over All Recessional Jo Anne Kirmis Yvonne Hatlestad tn CM i in Friday, May 23, 195 2 Processional .Ellendale H.S. Band Presentation of Colors .Scouts of Troop 32 Star Spangled Banner. All Selections: Dedication (Franz-Daggett) Lift Thine Eyes (Mendelssohn). ...... .Girl ' s Chorus Talks: What Have We Gained From a High School Education John C. elder, Elizabeth Houghton Selection: One World (O ' Hara-Bartton) Mixed Chorus Mr. V in ton S. Melby, Director Address: Dr. Samuel S. George President, Jamestown College, Jamestown N .D. Presentation of Class Mina C. Onsrud Conferring of Diplomas President, Board of Education America Recessional . Harriet Crabtree All Ellendale H.S. Band 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 JUNIORS 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 1st Row: Mavis. Aman, Douglas Dell, Dulcie Dell, James Eilley, Lome Bobbe, and LaVer ne Burlingame 2nd Row : Constance Burow, Wayne Cherney, Dawn Combellick, Jean Dobler, Gary Edwards, and Evelyn Fleming. 3rd Row: La Verne Gerling, Marilyn Hagel, Luella Hall, Yvonne Iiatlestad, Angela Heine, and Frank Heitman. kth Row: JoAnne Kirmis, Betty Olson, Carolyn Pierce, Raymond Pomplun, Deforest Rail, and Elden Reinke. tycuti i 7952 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 3 ■ 5 J 1st Row: Joan Hetzlaff , Darlene Rexinger, Avis Roeszler, Norman Stahlecker, Loren Tiegs, and Deloris Wagner. 2nd Row: Dora Decker, Norman West, and Marion Zinter. tyuttion, September lith, 1951 rolled around, and thirty-four bright-eyed juniors took their proud positions two rows from the windows in Senior High, Through the year the junior class sponsored a bake sale, a candy sale, sold Christmas cards, and ran a concession stand at the basketball games. Under the direction of Miss Cnsrud, the juniors presented the three act comedy, Napolean Junior on December 6th, 1951. The play was entertaining and financially successful. On March 21, 1952 the class rings came. The juniors proudly wear them and now wait patiently for the day when they can turn their rings around and be full-fledged graduates of Ellendale High School, On May 7th, 1952 came the climax of the year T s work-the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, Destination Moon was the theme and the big gym was romantically arrayed in different shades of blue and silver with red accents. John Taylor and his orchestra provided the music. Junior class officers this year were: Angela Heine, president; Constance Burow, vice-president; Dawn Combellick, secretary; and Marion Zinter, treasurer. Douglas Bell was class reporter. Miss Onsrud, as class advisor, guided us through a very big and successful year. 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 SOPHOMORES 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 EC3N 536 155A SHIP 5-23 (?lcu4 t 52 1st Row: Shirley Aberle, Beth Ashmore, William Bartels, Laurence Barton, Charles Pergland, Betty Brand© nbu r ge r . 2nd Row: Emil Cherney, Calvin Bathe, Darlene Dathe, Anna Mae Davis, Katherine Dobler, Lowell Edwards. 3rd Row: Tarry Gatz, LaVetta Gerling, LaVanna Gerling, Larry Hagen, Shirley Hill, Yvonne Tillius. hth Row; Robert Jury, Donna Mae Kelly, Jerry Lautt, Ned Leiby, Robert Lein, ?,!ary Ann McClellan. £th Row; Karen McShane, Loretta Meidinger, Harriet Mock, Marlene Morgan, John Mouw, De lbe ' rt Bel son . 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ECON 536 155A SHIP 5-23 1st Row: Keith Noess, Carmen Phillips, Barbara Pomplun, Wilma Radke, Bernard Rowe, and Marlene Sc halier. 2nd Raw: Robert Schaller, Harriet Schaller, Harlen Stahlecker, Gary Stacker, LaPalma Tiegs, and Jack Van Sickle 3rd Row: Adeline Veland, Larry Wilbur, JoAnn Woodward, Blondell Zimmerman, and Melvin Z inter. Forty-nine timid sophomores moved into Senior High on September Ipfch, 195 2. They became official members September 8th by undergoing the initiation given by the mighty seniors of 52. On December 18th the sophs held a Christmas party. They also launched a Valentine ' s party for all of Senior High. The class officers for the year were: Delbert Nelson, president; Lowell Edwards, vice-president; Harlen Stahlecker, treasurer; and Blondell Zimmerman, secretary. Beth Ashmore was elected class reporter. The class advisor was Mr. Shelver. After laboring hard all year, the sophomores are looking forward to next year when they, too, can pick up some of the reins of the school. 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 t FRESHMEN 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ECON 536 155A SHIP -23 1st Row: Donald Anderson, Margaret Ashmore, Patricia Ashmore, Patrick Ashmore, Melvin Avery, and Marvin Babcock. 2nd Row: Re inhold Bernhagen, James Brandenburger, Richard Burow, Kay Crabtree, Virgil DeV ald, and Lloyd Erdelt. 3rd Row; Pattsy Fradet, Kenneth Franz, Myron Gerdon, Joanne Gesme, Marjorie Gress, and Paul Hagel. Uth Row: Viola Hiepler, Bertha Huse, Beatrice Kelly, Dennis Mattheis, Kenneth Mat the is, and Delyne Miedinger. f 952 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ECON 536 1 55A SHIP 1st Row; Alvin Nicholson, Edward Nishek, Lorraine Pompoun, Mildred Fomplun, Karl Rekow, and Randolph Rime. 2nd. Row: Lee Roeszlar, Marilyn Rowe, Leona Schaller, Dick Schonberger, Helen Sharp, and John Decker. 3rd__Row£ Calvin Vick, Leonard Wahl, Allen ' A’edell, and Carolyn 2inter. Not pictured: Michael Maunu The opening of school saw hO green, but eager, freshmen ready fco begin their first year of high school. They elected Dick Schonberger class president. The second semester a committee took the place of class officers. The members of the committee were: Donald Anderson, chairman; Myron Gerdon; Margaret Ashmore; Michael Maunu; and James Brandenburger. Mr. Johnson acted as class advisor. Marie Kangus, the freshman cheerleader, moved to another town, and Margaret Ashmore and Kay Crabtree took their positions as cheerleaders. The freshmen sponsored a party and invited the ?th grade. They made plans for another party, but they had to postpone it because of bad weather. They saved their money and had a big class picnic at the end of their first wonderful year in E.H.S. us 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 HONORS 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 Society Membership in Keystone is based on four qualities: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. All students inducted into this society are members for life, or as long as they fulfill the require- ments. ELlendale High School ' s Keystone Society was organized in 1929; to date there are a total of one hundred and fifty members. Esther Schaller became a member in her junior year, and Marilyn Neumann, Qrace Bell, Shirley Vick, Peggy Hatfield, and Herbert Wagner became members in their senior year. Angela Heine and James Billey of the junior class were inducted this year. 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ' ftyoHO ' 14 Z ul Music Lyres: Robert Higgs, Stanley Kern, Alfred Trautraan. Music Pins: Band Medals: Twirling Pins: Roger Kendall. Norman Aman, Grace Bell, Joyce Evans, JoAnne Heine, Betty Houghton, Roger Kendall, Loma Maack, Marilyn Neumann, Esther Schaller, Robert Schonberger, Shirley Vick. Esther Schaller, Betty Houghton, Shirley Vick. Cheerleading Letters: Reader ' s Digest Subscription : Danforth Award: Bausch and Lomb Award: State Bar Associa- tion Award: Babe Ruth Sports- manship Award: All Around Student: Dramatics: Marilyn Neumann, Peggy Hatfield, Roger Kendall. Marilyn Neumann Kenneth Dockter and Betty Houghton. Jack Helder Kenneth Dockter Marilyn Neumann and Robert Higgs. Stanley Kern Jack Helder Achievements DeLores Nitschke Projectionists Herbert Wagner Service: JoAnne Heine Beverley Gerdon Highest Scholastic Standing: Marilyn Neumann and Peggy Hatfield. 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ACTIVITIES 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 dIHS VS5I 9£S KCD3 1 H X ' Scutd Members of the band are as follows: Flute : J. Evans. Clarinets : E. Schaller, S. Vick, K. Crabtree, B. Houghton, J. Heine, D. Nelson, 11. Pierce, D. Bell, A. Hill, G. Clarke, J. Olson, S. Oxenrider, E. Edwards. Saxophone : L. Hall, J. Lautt, C. Pierce. Cornet: R. Schonberger,H. Sharp, M. McClellan, R. Schaller, M. Crabtree, D. Anderson, C. Stephens. Trombone: J. Billey, N. Aman, A. Roeszler, A. Heine, L. Crabtree, L. McClellan. Baritone : ' G. Bell, J. Zimmerman. Bass Horn : R. Kendall, C. Vick. French Horn: C. Ber gland. Percussion : M. Neumann, L. liaack, H. Schaller, B. Zimmerman. Hrector: Mr. Win ton Melby. The Ellendale High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Win ton Melby, furnished music for all of the home basketball and football games and gave two concerts. The first was a benefit program to help defray hospital expenses for Bob Higgs, who was injured in football. The second was a short concert preceding the one-act play, The Forgotten Man . The band also took part in the N. I. music festival o BAND FESTIVAL The big event of the year was the ELOE band festival held in Oakes on April U. The bands from Edgeley, LaMoure, Oakes, and Ellendale, made up the festival band, which was directed by A.L. Fromke of Valley City State Teachers College. The program was as follovrs: America Military Escort «... Olympia Overture . . . Trombone Solo ..... Flute and Clarinet Duet Merry Widow In The Cathedral ... March Salutation ... Flute Solo ...•• Brass Sextet Iron Count ...... Tea For Two ...... March t ilitaire .... Star Spangled Banner . • • . .Arr. by Yoder Bennett ...... Zamecnic ....... .Oakes Edgeley . .Tehae -Arr. Yoder . . . . . Frangkiser .Seitz ...... .LaMoure ...... Ellendale V 4 r � tf • • Younans- Arr . Yo der Shubert- Arr . C h n«tte ....... .Smith 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook -Coleman Museum 2017 X M i_ EGON 536 155A SHIP 5-23 TWixed Bottom Row, L. to R� : Mr. V inton Melby, Director, A. Heine, G. Bell, S. Vick, J. Wans, -- Y. Hatlestad, G. Pierce, L. Maack, B. Gerdon, B. Zimmerman, L. Tiegs, A. Roeszler, A. Veland, D. Bell, B. Ashmore, J. V. r oo dward, and D. Rexinger. Second Row: E. Schaller, S. Hill, M. Gress, D. Combellick, J. Dobler, M. Hagel, S. Aberle, M . Aman, V. Hiepler, H. Sharp, K. McShane, K. Crabtree, J. Retzlaff, M. McClellan, L. Schaller, and M. Morgan. Third Row: J. Kirmis, P. Hatfield, H. Stahlecker, R. Schaller, R. Kendall, P. Ifa ' gel, Pi. Bell, R. Rime, C. Bergland, D. Nelson, J. Lautt, N. Leiby, H. Schaller, Y. Hillius Top Row: J. Billey, K. Cofell, J. Helder, IT. Bartels, N. Stahlecker, N. V est, S. TjcHonberger, D. Anderson, J. Brandenburger, L. Tiegs, N. Aman, D. Mattheis, B. Schonberger, A. Trautman, B. Higgs, and S. Kern. CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The annual Christmas program was presented on December 20, 1952, by the grade and high school choruses. The high school chorus was under the direction of Mr. VCLnton Melby and Mrs. Anna Mae Hill had charge of the grade music. Accompanists were Esther Schaller and Kay Crabtree. Staging and decorating were in charge of the following faculty members: Mrs. Opal Broxiillard, Miss Ruby Schauer, Mrs. Gladys Vick, Miss Karen Anderson, and Mr. Clifford Isachsen. 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 Prelude • ••••••••••••• Processional (0 Come All Xe Faithful) Praise Ye The Lord. • Silent Night. ••••.•• The Friendly Beasts Lo, How A Rose E ' er Blooming. • • • • When Night Hung Low Sing We Noel. Lullaby On Christmas Eve. ...... And There Were Shepherds . Christmas Story It Came Upon The Midnight Clear • . . Christmas Everywhere Lullaby For Mary ' s Son. The First Christmas Carol ••••.. Winter Wonderland From Heaven Above Beautiful Savior Let Heav ' n And Nature Sing. . . • . • Recessional (Joy To The World). . . . ,Kay Crabtree, Esther Schaller •••••••• Grand Chorus Grand Chorus • .Third Grade Fourth Grade Bovs ' Chorus Fifth Grade ••••••.. .Sixth Grade Mixed Chorus . • Mixed Chorus ..«••• .Marilyn Neumann . . • « • .Audience and Chorus .Seventh Grade ••••••• .Girls ' Chorus Eighth Grade All Grades . • . Mixed Chorus .••••••• Mixed Chorus . Grand Chorus •••••••• Grand Chorus CHORAL FESTIVAL The annual choral festival was held in Edgeley on May 2. For the twentieth consecutive year, the choruses from Edgeley, LaMoure, Oakes, and Ellendale, were under the direction of Hywell C. Roland. Mr. Roland was presented with a memor- ial book, containing letters and names of former participants, in appreciation of his work with the chorus. The program was as follows: tn America . .Audience and Chorus w i Rain And The River. Oscar J. Fox I Love Life Mans St Zucca S Battle Hymn Of The Republic Ray Kingwald MIXED CHORUS c in in sO to in -J m X I Wonder As I Wander. ..••••••••• Beautiful Dreamer ••...•• With A Song In My Heart .••••..••� GIRLS ' CHORUS Niles and Horton .Foster and Wick .... .Rodgers Crusader ' s Hymn Roadways. ••••.•••• ... De Gospel Train BOYS ' CHORUS . . . Wick Will James Noble Cain Swiss Skiing Song . Nocturne. • . • • . One World Now The Day Is Over MIXED CHORDS ••••• .Krone Fibich and Bourdon O ' Hara and Bratton .••••• Bamby Star Spangled Banner .Audience and Chorus 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ECON 536 1 55A SHIP Section, Play “The Imaginary Invalid.”, a three-act comedy-drama, was presented by the senior class on April 30, 1952. The play centered around Argon, the imaginary invalid, who thinks he has diseases too numerous to mention. His wife is trying to get all his money from him, and his doctors add to his woe by dreaming up new diseases for him every time he thinks he has a headache. Finally, Argon wakes up to the fact that he really isn ' t an invalid, and decides to become a doctor, to try to help people like himself, who think they are going to die any minute, yet aren ' t really ill. The play was written by Moliere, the greatest French playwrite of the seventeenth century. Much credit should be given to the director. Miss Mina C. Onsrud, who through her hard work made this production possible. to oj i in CAST Argon, the imaginary invalid ...... Jack H elder Toinette, a servant ........ .Beverley Gordon Angeli«pe, Argan ' s elder daughter .... Grace Bell Mr. Fleurant, an apothecary .Bob Higgs Beline, Argan ' s second wife • • • • . Peggy Hatfield; Mr. de Bonnefoi, a notary Stanley Kern Cleante, in love with Angelique ... .Roger Kendall Mrs. Diafoirus, a physician . • . . .Marilyn Neumann Thomas Diafoirus, her son ••••••• .Don McShane Louison, Argan ' s younger daughter ... Shirley Vick Beralde, Argan ' s sister Esther Schaller Mr. Porgon, a physician • • • • • Robert Schonberger 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 PUtf Napoleon, Junior : , a three act- comedy, was presented by the junior class on December 6, 1951. The play centered around Henderson Ruggles, who is in the con- tracting business. He is meek and unassuming in his ways, and his family takes great advantage of this, keeping him on the verge of bankruptcy. Action begins when Henderson realizes that he has the spirit of Napoleon in him, and assuming the role of dictator, he finally establishes himself as head of the family. CAST Henderson Raggles James RLlley Katherine Ruggles, Angela Heine Lindbergh Ruggles, his younger son ... .Douglas Bell Wilma Ruggles, an elder daughter • • . • • Jean Dobler Evelyn Ruggles, a younger daughter ... Joan Retzlaff Henderson Ruggles, Jr. • .Gary Edwards Clay Sanders, a sporting young man. .Laverne Burlingame Verne Martin, Clay ' s sister .Marilyn Hagel Oliver Snuffles, young intellectual . . . .Norman West Granma, the mother-in-law Evelyn Fleming Muriel Sinclair, a friend of Katherine • .Connie Burow Stranger Wayne Cherney The seventeenth annual Play Festival was held Monday evening, March 3 , in the LaMoure Conmninity Building at LaMoure. The senior class and one member of the fourth grade represented the Ellendale High School in presenting a one-act drama entitled The Forgotten Man by Jewell Bothwell Tull. The play centers around the Man, the Christ spirit, who helps a poor little Jewish orphan find a home among a group of church members. 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ECON 536 1 55A SHIP Those in the cast were: John Benson, a minister • . . Henry Lambert, a church member Mrs Lambert, his wife • • • . Helen Mills, the organist • • Peter, the janitor • . • • • • Judith, the orphan The Man • • • • .... Robert Higgs ... .Newton Davis .... Lorna Maack • . .Esther Schal l er , . . . . Jack Helder Mary Elaine Crabtree . . . .Roger Kendall SfrcecA 0 ?e4lieal The nineteenth annual Speech Festival was held at the higft school auditorium Tuesday, March 11. The following numbers were presented by Ellen dale High School: Verse Choir .•••••••• Junior and Sophomore Girls Oration, Freedom s Open Door” ( original ) . .Peggy Hatfield Selected Verse Readings ..... Grace Bell Refreshments were served to the group and Mrs. Clara Ingvalson of the NI Speech Department served as critic. Section, (petit SfleetA, ' Ptoynasn The girls of the senior class presented their program on October 11 at 8 o ' clock in the high school auditorium. It was directed by Miss Mina C. Onsrud. The program was as follows: Talk, Freedom ' s Open Door { original) . • .Peggy Hatfield Report on Girls ' State Beverley Gordon Voice Choir Senior Girls Talk (original) •••.. ... Lorna Maack Vocal Solo .Grace Bell Skit One Word Alone . .Esther Schaller-Marllyn Neumann Verse Reading Grace Bell Piano Solo Joyce Evans One-act Comedy Too Many Marys (Rose Compton) CAST Joyce Evans Jo Anne Heine Verna Kosel Shirley Vick DeLores Nitschke Betty Houghton (fyeen £eade i Douglas Bell, Marilyn Neumann, Roger Kendall, Peggy Hatfield, and Loren Tiegs Dulcie 3ell, Jean Dobler, Marilyn Hagel, Anna Mae Davis, Angela Heine, Majorette Esther Schaller, Grace Bell, Betty Houghton, Barbara Pomplun, Betty Olson, Luella Hall, and Mavis Am an. Not pictured: Marian Zinter. 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ATHLETICS 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ECON 536 1 55A SHIP 5-23 Top row , left to right t Norman Aman , student manager, Mr. Loren Johnson, assistant coach’, ' Herbert Wagner , Kendel Cofell , Stanley Kern , James Billey , Ned Leiby, and Coach Clifford I sachsen. Middle Row: Myron Gerdon, Calvin Da the , DeForest Rail , Don McShane , Jack Helder , Raymolid Tom ' plun , EL den Reinke , and Lawrence Beavers:-. Bottom Row: Bobby Schaller, Wayne Cherney , Randy Rime , Robert Jury , Melvin Avery, Monty UoTell, and Harlen Stahiecker . Not pictured: Bob Higgs , Newton Davis , Gary Edwards . Frank Reitman , and Norman Stahiecker . Received letters in 1951 During the first week of school the football boys, under Coach Clifford Isachsen, eagerly set to work with hard grueling practices, in preparation for their initial game of the 1951 season. The team selected Bob Higgs and Don McShane as their co-captains. The first game of the season saw the Cardinals appear on their field against the Enderlin Eagles, who handed the Cards a 19 to 9 defeat. It was during this game that Bob Higgs was seriously injured, resulting in a serious operation and hospitalization for eight weeks. The Oakes Tornadoes, our traditional rivals, journeyed to Ellendale for the next game of the season. Playing on their home field, the Cards handed the Tornadoes a 27 to 0 defeat. In their last home game, the Cards met the ever- strong Lisbon team, who made the Redbirds bow with a 2? to 6 victory for the Bronchos. The following week the Cards journeyed to Edgeley, where Ellendale was out- scored by the Ran- gers, 13 to 6. The LaMoure Loboes, the conference chanps, were Ellendale 1 s opponents in the final game of the season. The Cards gave way to a 30 to 0 defeat. During the 1951 season, the injury riddled Cardinals only managed to win their one game, but the success or failure of a football season is not altogether determined upon the number of games won, but rather upon the moral and sportsmanship of the team. In this respect the 1951 football season was a highly successful one for the Ellendale Cardinals. The football banquet was given on Tuesday, December 11 by the football mothers. Mr. Ingvalson acted as Master of Ceremonies and Wayne Hill was guest speaker. At the banquet Gary Edwards and Frank Heitman were elected co-captains for the 1952 season. 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ECON 536 155A SHIP 5 23 atAet zil 7mm Top row, left to right: Stanley Kern, student manager , Robert Jury, Bernard Rowe, ' Ned ' Lelby , Herbert Wagner , Richard Schonberger , and Coach Isachsen. Bottom Row ; Lawrence Beaver , Don McShane , Kenneth Dockter , Harlen Stahlecker , and Borman Stahlecker . Received letters. The success of the 1951-52 Ellendale basketball team has not been measured by wins and losses. The team gained six victories, but each game was a success for the team, because they displayed the sportsmanship and courtesy which our whole high school can be proud. Kulm took first place in the conference, while Lisbon and Enderlin took top honors in the District Tournament, which was held at Lisboa on March 6th, 7th, and 8th. The Cards dropped to 7th place in the tournament. They were handicapped by the loss of two of their regulars. The cheering squad did a fine job of supporting its team all during the season. The cheering was loud and strong even when the team lost. Our hats are off to the 1951-52 basketball team, coach, student manager, and cheering squad. The season s schedule and scores are as follows: Ellendale 36 Britton 37 KULM TOURNAMENT u 28 Edgeley 32 Ellendale 37 Kulm 62 n 37 Ehderlin kb it 5U Edgeley 38 tt 29 Lisbon k7 ft 57 Oakes 39 tt 29 St. John s kl DISTRICT TOURNAMENT it 28 Bdmore 39 Ellendale 39 Edgeley 57 tt 52 LaMoure k6 it 31 LaMoure 35 tt 26 Kulm 96 it 33 Enderlin 68 tt 28 Lisbon 5? tt 37 Oakes 5k n 50 Streeter k6 Ellendale (total points) 772 tt 52 LaMoure ko Opponents (total points) 857 tt 53 Edgeley kd Ellendale (average points) 33.6 «t U6 Kulm 65 Opponents (average points) t� 2.8 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 1 ?51 7 c6 7 caw The track prospects at Ellendale were again very favorable. The nucleus of the squad was composed of five returning lettermen; Dan Slemmons, Bob Higgs, Gary Edwards, Wayne Cherney, and Bruce Edwards. The remainder of the squad was rounded out with six other bright prospects : Don McShane, Jack Helder, Bruce Beaver, Harlen Stahlecker, Larry Hagen, and Raymond Pomplun. This year, as last, we had one of the state’s best relay teams. The team took part in three meets last spring. They were as follows? The N.I. Invitational, in which they took second; the district meet at James- town, and the State meet at Valley City. ' l Mey Satl Top Row: Betty Brandenburger, LaPalma Tiegs, Connie Burow, Joan Retzlaff, Loretta Meidinger, and JoAnn Heine. Middle Row : Miss Ruby Schauer, coach. Miss Delyne Edwards, assistant coach. Dawn Conbellick, JoAnne Kirmis, Angela Heine, Evelyn Fleming, and Mrs. Senn Slemmons, coach. Bottom Row : Esther Schaller, Karen McShane, Marilyn Neumann, captain, Shirley Vick,’ arid Grace Bell. The girls’ volleyball team played games with Edgeley and Oakes before they took part in the third annual Girls ' Volleyball Tournament, which was held at Edgeley on March 25 , 1952 . LaMoure took first place by defeating Ellendale in the finals. Oakes and Edgeley took third and fourth places resnectively. A traveling trophy was purchased by the ELOE Association, which sponsored the tournament. 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 XU U ECON 536 15 5A f t if Crat , upid La � “1 «V_ 0 CL iX 4J r 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 XI 3i_ ECON 536 155A SHIP 5-23 L o 8c b + O n M l£S ' l «ro PQtlbq Q.n l Mr a 3 roo «JJC£+ St+ty 50 3 «t 1 , Jo K . r Mdri lifu — hi r r 0.4 9 War ' S Ilf n Lorn «ai 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 « n d - f : s 4. n. Natures 0£f anJ N O irrv i £, Ho Id i ' h J fie v ? 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We worked hard and played hard that year, and graduated into senior high. Being sophomores was even more enjoyable than being freshmen for we sat in the same study hall with the seniors whom we all idolized. Being initiated was a treat never to be forgotten. Now, as graduating seniors, we proudly take one last look at those four glorious years and then turn our faces toward the future. We feel prepared to meet the future with faith in our country, faith in ourselves, and faith in our Father. And so, with regret in our hearts and confidence in the future, we say good-bye to EHS where some of our happiest times were spent. 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ADVERTISING 1952 Ellendale High School Yearbook - Coleman Museum 2017 ■yM U ECON 536 155A SHIP 5-23 Ellendale Motors Buick Cars Allis Chalmers Machinery Parts Sc Service Phone 63 U Coast to Coast Store Hardware-Auto Supplies Don Ludtka, Prop. Chrysler Garage Roy Sc (Say Lynde A. B. 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