Froid High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Froid, MT)

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ss 'K eachfa gazed 'S gag sv if -wha Fourth row: Don Barrington, snare drumg Connie Bergh, baritoneg Roger Bertelsen, tromboneg Duane Olson, clarinetg Manny Rued, snare drumg Jerry Krohrner, saxophoneg Dee Ann Ryder, clarinetg Harlow Strandlund, bass. Third row: Mr. Anderson, band directorg Adeline Hekkel, baritone, Margaret Christoffersen, trumpetg Sandra Sundvold, clarinetg Judy Reiter, bass drumg Barbara Reynen, trumpet, Violet Sundvold, clarinetg Jimmy Svendsen, trumpet: Ethel Johnson, trumpet. Second row: Margaret Ryder, clarinetg Norma Svendsen, saxophoneg Sharon Tasa, trumpetg Leona Luebke, clarinet, Jean Grovom, trumpetg Janis Emswiler, fluteg Leroy Scott, trumpetg Clarence Luft, clarinetg James Ostby, clarinetg Joe Knutson, trumpetg Fay Christoffersen, trumpet. First row: Sharon Slevin, saxophoneg June Young, clarinetg Verna LaMar, clarinetg Jane Svendsen, snare drumg Ardis McNeil, saxophoneg Arden Nelson, trtunpetg Carreen McNeil, clarinetg Verona Boger, fluteg Betty Nayes, clarinetg Marlene Coats, clarinetg Delores Luft, trumpet. f 525253531 -a There are forty-two members in the Froid Senior Bandg consisting of the following: thirteen trumpets, four- teen clarinets, five saxophones, two flutes, two baritones, one trombone, one concert bass, one bass drum, and three snare drums. There are twenty-three in the Froid Junior Band, consisting of the following: thirteen trumpets three clarinets, two saxophones, one bell, and four drums. The two bands are directed by Superintendent G.N. Anderson. The band also has eighteen little grade twirlers and four high school twirlers that perform with it. The Froid Band also has organized a club of which the following were elected a.s officers: president, Mar- lene Coats, vice president, Leona Luebkeg secretary, Adeline Hekkelg and treasurer, Margaret Ryder. Custodians of the band music are Ethel Johnson and Carreen McNeil: and June Young and Sharon Tasa check uniforms. Janis Emswiler tallies merit points for both bands. The band played at all basketball ga.rnes in Froid. On February 2, the band had their annual winter con- cert in which both bands played. They participated in Band Day in Williston, North Dakota, and in a band festival in Plentywood. The jnmior and senior bands were asked to play for Memorial Day and for other school functions. 'Wu

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Beverly Erickson, Ardyce McNeil, Norma Becker, Penny Sue Knick. f'- , pa S wx-Hakim., T1 Third row: Betty Sundheim, Sharon Jacobsen, Diane Hanson, Carolyn Krogedal, MiSS HerigSIad. Advisor: Sharon Folvag, Darlene Krohmer, Barbara Olson, Sandra Boger. Joyce Hanson. Second row: Lenore Slevin, Alice Smith, Jane Svendsen, Diane Sundheim, Norma Svendsen, Judy Sundheim, Winifred Grovom, Clarice Bakken, Carol Knutsen. Third row: Ardelle Luft, Marjorie Christiansen. Sandra Sundvold, Florence Bakken, Patricia Rudolph, Delores Olson, Mary Ann' Rued, Yvonne Lyseng. Seated on floor: Ardyce McNeil, Penny Sue Knick, Beverly Erickson, Norma Becker.

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The annual staff of 1954 are proud to be able to present this edition of the CARDINAL, Inthis book, you will find a record of all the activities that have t ake n place here in the Froid School this year. T here are pictures of your friends mat, in the years to come, will serve as a happy reminder of your first prom or basketball game. There is a complete alumni list that will enable you to contact your old classmates and friends th at you haven't heard from for years. ln publishing this book, we are trying to say thank you to our parents, teachers, and the community for h elping us achieve an education. As you page thro ugh this book we hope you enjoy reading it as much as we have en- joyed putting it out.