Froid High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Froid, MT)

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Sedan! The Froid School's sixth annual fall carnival was held Saturday, November 7, 1953. There were streamers of every color floating through the air. To delight the hearts of young and old, there were many concession booths such as basketball, fishpond, fishpond, and cane toss, bingo and boxing were found entertaining. Good and loud victrola music filled the air as many walked around the table where many handsome cakes were displayed. To start the evening out, a high school and grade school floor show was presented. The high school floor show went back to the Frivolous Twenties, and the grade school presented The Story of Mother Goose . The Coronation came at 12:00 when carnival queen of 1952, Margaret Ryder, crowned the new carnival queen for 1953, who was Marlene Coats. The crowning of the queen was announced musically by Delores Luft, Barbara Reynen, Jean Grovom and Leroy Scott. Runners up for carnival queen were Marjorie Anderson, Margaret Christoffersen, and Janis Emswiler. Two first grade boys, Michael Jacobsen and William Rudolph, were page boys. Following the coronation, the queen drew tickets for the queen prize, which was 525. won by August Eschenbacker, Jr. 5 the shot gun was won by Lowell Henke of Dagmarg and Henry Harkey won the cedar chest. The grocery box was won by Mrs. Roscoe Knutson of Homestead. Mrs. Garret LaMar won a lovely set of dishes for guessing the closest to the number of beans in a two-quart jar. The gross proceeds of the carnival were 52. 280. The P.T.A. served lunch during the entire carni- val. Frannie Moye's orchestra played for the dance which followed the Carnival. The crowd is arriving! Flmshmg touches! 1 . . . x . , -A255 X v ' - lf. F She reigns supreme! Escorting Queen Marlene! the winners! Who will be lucky? Drawing tickets!

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On April 23. 1954. the Froid Senior Band along with their director, Mr. G.N. Anderson, joumeyed to Plentywood for a band day. The bands each .played a few niu'nbers which were judged by the adjudi- cator. Mr. LlefCl1ristians0n. from Concordia College, followed by ensembles, solos, and mass band rehearsal which was also under Mr. Christianson's wise direction. The mass band, which was composed of all the bands attending. was a wonderful experience for all of the band students. The girls' choms composed of 23 members joined mixed choruses and girls'choruses from six other schools at Medicine Lake for a vocal music day on April 30, 1954. After the adjudicator, Mr. Strohm, from Minot State Teachers' College. Minot. North Dakota, listened to the singing of each group, the mass chorus was formed and practiced under Mr. Strohm 's very able guidance. There was also a mass girls' chorus. A program wa given by the two mass choruses, soloists, and the separate groups that evening. The band and many Froid people were found in Williston, North Dakota, on May 15, for the annual Band Day. As usual. the 41 bands all marched in the big parade of which Froid was chosen to march in the fifth place. The parade was followed by the concerts which were played on the four stands in Play Park by the separate bands. in the evening the guest band, Moorhead High School Band, gave a concert in Har- mon Park for everyone. Loretta Haugan was Froid's wonderful hostess during the day. f 'gf A I - '. ies : -Ein. 9, ' at-f'-'-wt: ' fix x., C I X . A is 3 Q W 3 Xia. : Kg hz-' gl .. V' J- ' U ' 1 fmt' if ' .lfiqiiiilm . , , 1 ! U 1 v' T111 ra,