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

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Fourth Annual Sno-Ball Proves Successful Candidates and the classes they represented were as follows: Debbie Schuldeisz, Jr.; Jane Boekelheide, Soph.; Marcia Fryslie, Fr.; Mavis Merkel, Queen, Sr.; Warren Hokana, King, Sr.; Steve Hamar, Jr.; Duane Marvick, Soph.; Dick Walsh, Fr. Elected by the student body of E. H. S. were this year’s Queen and King, Mavis Merkel and Warren Hokana. 1965 Microphone [High School Annual, Ellendale North Dakota] 31

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Juniors Present The Imaginary Invalid The cast of The Imaginary Invalid is as follows: Row 1: Jane Boekelheide, Jean Long, Warren Redmond, Debby Gackle. Peggy Schock, Tom Evenson. ROW II: Steve Scherbenske, Jesse Schimke, Terry Roth, Steve Hamar, Bob Schrivner, Larry Veland. Monsieur Ardin, the imaginary invalid, is thoroughly a hypochondriac. His daughter, Angelique, is in love with a young man by the name of Cleante. But Ardin insists that she shall marry a man of his choosing, the son of a doctor, Thomas Defois, himself a doctor. Toinette, the maid, and Beralde, Ardin’s brother, do everything possible to dissuade Ardin in his determination to marry Angelique to the stupid Thomas. They are fond of Angelique, and, to further her cause and clinch her affair with Cleante, they ridicule Ardin and his doctors in every conceivable way, trying to show up Ardin’s folly and the doctors’ stupidity. Beline, Ardin’s shrewish wife is determined that Angel¬ ique shall become a nun so that there will be no one but she, Beline, to inherit Ardin’s estate. By many tricks, Toinette and Beralde show up Beline as the mercenary she is and the doctors as the fools they are. They succeed in getting Ardin’s consent for the marriage of Angelique and Cleante, and, in the end, they persuade Ardin to become a doctor himself. 30 1965 Microphone [High School Annual, Ellendale North Dakota]

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National Honor Society The members of the National Honor Society as of the end of this school term are the following: ROW I: Debbie Cackle, Peggy Schock, Deanna Delzer. ROW II: Barbara Anderson, Ann Whelan, Mavis Merkel, Diana Wedell. ROW III: Jill DeYapp, Deborah Shuldheisz, Donna Jacobson, Sherry Sperling, Linda Gimbel. ROW IV: Bartley, Davis, Warren Hokana, Terry Bobzien, Stephen Scherbenske, Steven Hamar, Warren Redmond. Ellendalc High School bestows no higher honor than election to the National Honor Society. It is based upon four virtues—character, scholarship, lead¬ ership, and service. In order to be elected a member, the individual must have at least a ' B’ average and have performed satisfactorily in each of the three areas of concern. Terry Bobzien, Linda Gimbel, Warren Hokana, Sherry Sperling, and Diana Wedell were elected as juniors. 32 1965 Microphone [High School Annual, Ellendale North Dakota] NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ▲ V JI £