Grenora High School - Gopher Yearbook (Grenora, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1972 volume:

The 1972 Gopher Grenora High School Grenora, North Dakota Advisor: Mr. Bruce Anderson Editor: Blanche Ledahl Assistant Editor: Mary Beth Longtin Copy Editor: Laurie Gunlikson Photographer: Wayne Hoff Business Manager: Sharyn Johnson 1 In Memoriam Marilyn and Andrew Bud Oyen God, In His Mercy God, in His mercy, has laid out a plan, Has guided their souls to a brighter land, Has stopped the pain of this earthly life, And taken them Home, where there is no strife, Has given them rest in a beautiful place, Where they will see Jesus, face to face. Ah! Yes. We shall miss them, their wit and their smile; Sincere and honest, they used no guile. Loved by so many, they loved them back, God in His mercy has taken Marilyn and Bud back. Dedication Mr. Tim Grenz To Mr. Tim Grenz we respectfully dedicate 'The Gopher 1972. We remain saddened by his sudden illness, but happy with the many goals, ideas and convictions left here by him. We wish you strength, determination, and courage on the road that lies ahead. Manville Ulland Superintendent Mr. Ulland graduated from Mayville College and University of North Dakota. He has a major degree in Social Studies and a minor degree in Science, Psychology, and Physical Education. Winfred Smith Principal Mr. Smith graduated from Minot State College. He has a major degree in Social Science and a minor degree in Physical Education. 4 Norman Sortland Dickenson State College Social Science - Geography Jack Smart Dickenson State College Music Composite Bruce Anderson Minot State College Physical Education Business Education Larry Tessmer Minot State College Physical Education Biology Tim Grenz Dickenson State College Music Composite 5 Kenneth Rehn University of N. D., Ellendale Center Ind. Arts - Soc. Studies Alden Hagen N. D. State University Math - English - French Robert Dignan Minot State College Math - Chemistry Harriet Graupe University of N. D. Home Economics - Art Emily Smith Minot State College English - Psychology 6 Smiles are for showing. Since when is working problems so funny! This is the life! 1 really dig this Chemistry. Eat, read (?), and be merry! And you're asking me?! I’d like to teach the world to sing. 7 Board of Education: FRONT ROW: Ordean Rude - Pres., Josephine Bratlien, Avona Peterson - Treas., Alice Enget - Clerk, Manville Ulland - Supt. BACK ROW: Gordon Hagge - Vice-Pres., Ralph Peterson, Robert Hought, John Storseth, and Harold Schilke. Alice Enget Secretary Her past eleven years at Grenora has proven how hard working and efficient she is. 8 -i.. i-: SENIORS Kathy Bagaason 10 Duane Dordahl Greg Garaas Lee Garaas James Geltel Laurie Gunlikson Orla Gunlikson Emelia Hanson Linda Johnson Gharyn Johnson 11 LaRene Knudsvig Vincent Laqua Barbara LaFond Ronald Laqua Richard Kueffler Blanche Ledahl Douglas Schaan Connie Sneva Robert Rassier Doris Ann Thome Joni Peterson Geraldine Stewart 13 Senior Class Officers Blanche Ledahl - President Laurie Gunlikson - Vice President Sharyn Johnson - Secretary Orla Gunlikson - T reasurer Joni Peterson - Student Council Barbara LaFond - Reporter Joan Hanson - Historian Some day I just gotta get organized. No one ever became thoroughly bad all at once! Now where did you girls come across those beanies? I thought you were suppose to be working. No. 1 No. 2 JUNIORS James Bratlien Glen Christianson Dee Ann Dordahl Eileen Folstad Renae Gjesdahl Debby Graupe Chris Hendrickson Bonnie Muller James Muller Penny Kilbride Mary Beth Longtin The Devil made me do it! Laurel Olson Kari Oyen Paul Solheim Patti Sorenson Joyce Sorenson Leslie Storhaug Danny Storseth 17 0 J f u f n • 1 • i C o e r r s President - Eileen Folstad; Vice Pres. - Pat Sorenson; Secretary - Mary Beth Longtin; Treasurer - Chris Hendrickson; Student Council - Laurel Olson; Reporter - Deb Graupe; Historian - Penny Kilbride. Rosemary, do you know what you are doing? Sophomores Roger Boeck Dean Carlson Dwayne Carlson Ronnie Eberle Believe it or not, I can type! Nancy Hought Kay Iverson Pam Jacobson Diane Jorstad Donna Knudsvig Carol Langberg Gary Ledahl Steve Muse 19 Bryce Norby Yolanda Nygaard Kathy Olson Laurel Rasmussen Cindy Rude Alice Running Grant Schilke Gerald Smith Karen Solheim Judy Sorenson Mike Stewart Milo Sveet Rodney Sveet A race to the finish! Mark Ulland Craig Westin 20 He's sure working Ills way down Ron, why don’t you help him? Sophomore Officers Diane Jorstad - President Bryce Norby - Secretary-Treasurer Alice Running - Historian Craig Westin - Student Council Roger Boeck - Vice-President Dean Carlson - Reporter Alice, what kind of word are you looking up? What kind of class is this anyway? The kids are listening! 21 Freshmen Rene Bellet Mike Berg Ronald Davidson Cathy Enget Robert Graupe Pam Hagge Glenn Haug Denley Hinsverk Wayne Hoff Pam Johnson Darlene Knudsvig 22 Me??? In the Olympics! Gary Quarne Michael Rustad Susie Schroeder Steve Simoneau Duane Skabo Thomas Smith Tim Solheim Soren Sorenson Marie Stewart Janice Sveet 23 Music to do Algebra by ... Don't these three guys look like they spend all their time studying! Freshman Officers Pam Johnson - President Jim Graupe - V ice Pres. Wayne Hoff - Sec. -Treas. Steve Simoneau - Historian Butch Sorenson - Student Council Mark Nelson - Reporter 24 W 1 ELEMENTARY h____________ ----■ Mrs. Ruth Ulland Remedial Reading Mayville State College Minot State College Joan Muse — Cheryl Eliassen These women prove to be very helpful in assisting with correcting papers, typing tests, and various other jobs. Mrs. Louise Dignan Speech Therapy Minot State College Mr. Owen Enget ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Elementary Education Social Science-Physical Ed. 26 Miss Aslakson First Mrs. Larson Second Mrs. Sneva Third They Guide Us Along Mrs. Westin Mr. Syverson Mrs. Meyer Fourth 5-6-7 5-6-7 27 Eighth Judy Bratlien David Geltel Janet Gunlikson Robert Hagge Corky Hertz Kim Hought LeeAnn Jacobson Luke Jacobson Mark Johnson Valerie Johnson Debra Kueffler Leslie Kueffler Jeff Larson Rodney Ledahl Tommy Longtin Kathleen Moorhead Randy Muse Cindy Quarne Curtis Running Dick Simoneau Patty Skabo James Stewart Kathy Stewart Craig Storseth Debby Storseth Vicki Westin 28 Seventh Randy Rohner Debby Rude Terry Skabo Joseph Schroeder Craig Sneva Robin Solheim Elmer Angermeier Robert Arnson Rhonda Boeck Dale Davidson Mark Dordahl Lori Eliassen Frank Garaas Elaine Johnson Duane Jorstad Pam Knudsvig Pat Knudsvig Larry Kueffler Tony Kueffler Ronald La Fond Laurie Langberg Sherrie Ledahl Vernal Moorhead Debbie Olson Blaine Oyen Greta Peterson 29 Qixth Arlinda Bergeron Larry Carlson David Carr Margaret Folvag Mary Folvag Debby Gjesdal Sandra Gunlikson Lori Hertz Barry Hought Linda Johnson Pearl Kilbride James LaFond Lori Ledahl Connie Lundby Douglas Moorhead Jerry Muller Steve Muller Jay Olson Ronnie Oster Andrea Oyen Darcia Pederson Robyn Peterson Randy Quarne Roger Riveland Nora Rustad Teresa Rustad Dickson Schaan Penney Schmidt Daniel Seven Ronald Skabo Dale Stewart Jerry Storhaug Calvin Storseth Debby Syverson Joan Ulland 30 Fifth Darcey Anderson Kay Arnson Elizabeth Bendixson Steve Berg Kaye Geltel Kari Knutson Patty Kueffler Brian Ledahl 31 Fourth School is all work and no play, right!! Scott Sneva Jamie Wehrman Denise Anderson Greg Bendixson Odean Carlson Richard Carr Robert Davidson Dale Erickson Doreen Erickson DuWayne Erickson Noel Hendrickson Billy Hought Lavern Johnson Priscilla Kilbride Rodney Muller Timmy Muse Rita Nygaard Daniel Pederson Third LaRae Oster Lisa Peterson James Ralph La von Riveland Darla Schaan Steven Slaaen LeRoy Sorenson Robert Stauffer Dale Sveet Kim Wehrman Daryl Anderson Galen Bellet Larry Boeck Laurie Enget Doris Erickson Ricky Foss Steven Geltel James Gjesdal Karen Iverson Miles Jacobson Carrie Jarland Portia Kilbride Kevin Knutson Bettye Langberg Dorothy Moorhead Who says I need paper?? 33 Second Lynda Boeck Itonald Carlson Donna Carr David Christianson Gary Dordahl Donna Erickson Duane Foss Paul LaFond Jody Muller Robert Rude Albert Schroeder Beth Skabo Darrin Sneva Jackie Storseth 34 Hey Joe, you can't read that way. First Sharon Sorenson Kenneth Stauffer Loren Jensen Mark Kueffler Karen Larson Michael Longtin Danny Lundby Jack Moorhead Jeffrey Ralph Harley Bellet Jan Eliassen Wayne Gjesdal Franklin Glimm Nancy Jarland Greg Schroeder Rita Simoneau 35 Do it now while the teach- er's not looking. Cooks Ruth Hoff Helen Bagaason Bus Drivers Leo Simoneau Robert Dignan Duane Syverson Ken Rehn Johnny Laqua Alden Hagen Not pictured - Vince Meyer Janitors Sylvia Haven Clarence Johnson Mabel Angermeier 36 W 1 ORGANIZATIONS Cindy R. , Laurel O. , Jim M. - Vice President, Joni P. , Eileen F. , Blanche L. , Duane D. - President. Mr. Smith - Advisor, Pam J. , SharynJ., Diane J. , Butch S. , and Craig W. F u t u r e H o m e m a k e r s The FHA took part in various activities throughout the year, such as Mommy Date Nite. Daddy Date Nite, All-Around-the-World Supper, and the District rally. Officers are Laurie G. - Pres. , Alice R. - Vice Pres. , SharynJ. - Treasurer, Blanche L. - Secre- tary, Dee Ann D. - Degree Chairman. 0 f A m e r • 1 c a 38 Annual Staff FRONT ROW: Karen S.; Geri S. , Bus. Manager; Oria G.. Bus. Manager; Sharyn J., Bus. Manager; Blanche L. . Editor; Mary Beth L., Asst. Editor. BACK ROW: Connie S. . Photographer; Joni P.; Donna K.; LaRene K. , Bus. Manager; Pam J.; Joan H.; Laurie H., Copy Editor; Wayne Hoff, Photographer; Deb G.; Pat S.; Bruce Anderson, Advisor. NOT PICTURED: Bonnie M. Paper Staff FRONT ROW: Barb L., Connie S. , Laurie G. , Editor, Eileen F. . Asst. Editor, Dee Ann D. . Joni P., Bus. Manager, Blanche L. , Bus. Manager, Pat S. , Artist. BACK ROW: Cheryl G. , Joan H. , Doris Ann T. , Mark N. . Dean C., Kay I. , Judy S., Lola H., Bonnie M., Pam J., Penny K., Mary Beth L., Deb G. , Chris H.. Bruce Anderson, Advisor. 39 BACK ROW: Vince Laqua, Duane Dordahl, Rick Kueffler, Jim Geltel, Greg Garaas, Marlin Hanson, Ron Laqua. MIDDLE ROW: Bryce Norby, Jim Bratlien, Doug Schaan, Danny Stor- seth, Randy Bought. FRONT ROW: Pat Jacobson, Dean Carlson, Les Storhaug, and Glen Christianson. The Girls Athletic Association sponsored the Homecoming Dance and provided the deco- rations for the evening. They also sponsored a spring formal held on May 5. Decorations and the lunch was also provided by the GAA for this dance. This group is made up of all the girls from grades nine to twelve. Officers are as follows: Laurie Gunlikson - President; Barbara LaFond - Treasurer; Laurel Olson - Vice President; and Cindy Rude - Student Council Repre- sentative. 40 BECAUSE ... Some Worked Some Improved A nd ... Our organizations proved to be quite interesting this year Some Played Concert Band The Concert Band had four very successful concerts throughout the year. They also traveled to some of the neighboring schools for concerts. In November they performed in Regina. They took part in Band Day and in the district music festival in Williston. Grenora has a band everyone can be proud of. Stage Band The Stage Band had a very successful year, too. They performed at the Spring Concert and at Class Nite. They also took part in the district music festival at Williston and received a II rating. 42 Vocal Octet Vocal Soloists Chris Hendrickson, Kathy Bagaason, Dean Carlson, Kari Oyen, Mark Nelson, Greg Garaas. Dee Ann Dordahl, and Leslie Storhaug Mark Nelson, Greg Garaas, Kathy Bagaason, Les Storhaug, Kari Oyen, Chris Hendrickson, and Kathy Olson Concert Choir The concert choir performed at the concerts throughout the year. They received a number I rating at the District Music Festival. 43 44 Brass Quintet Les Storhaug Mark Nelson Wayne Hoff Sharyn Johnson Ron Laqua Clarinet Choir Cathy Enget Marie Stewart Janice Sveet Vicki Westin Laurie Gunlikson Eileen Folstad Greg Garaas Dee Ann Dordahl Mary Beth Longtin Sax Quartet Patti Skabo Randy Muse Corky Hertz Janet Gunlikson 'Folk Singers' The 'Folk Singers' performed in various places. This not being one of them. Members are: Rosemary H. , Chris H. , Kathy O., Kathy B., Sharyn J. , and Laurel O. Instrumental Soloists Instrumental soloists that took part in the district music festival are as follows: Jim G., Wayne H., Mark N. , Pam H. , Kathy E., Eileen F., Diane J., Deb G. , and Kathy O. ‘The Group' A new musical group started at Grenora High this year proved to be quite successful. Members are as follows: Chris H., Greg G., Rosemary H., Kathy B., Laurel O. , Grant S. , Pat J. , Les S., Kathy O. , Dean C., and Sharyn J. 45 Flute Trio Kathy Bagaason Patti Sorenson Diane Jorstad Junior High Band The junior high band consists of thirty-five members. Beginners Band The beginners band consists of twenty-four members. 46 1 ATHLETICS ____________M BACK ROW: Coach Owen Enget, Grant S. , Rodney S., Steve S. , Ronnie E. , Bryce N. , Mark N., Mark E., Dean C. , Mike S., Steve M., Craig W., Tom S., Assistant Coach Larry Tessmer. FRONT ROW: Jim G. - Student Manager. Jim B., Randy H. , Danny S. f Pat J., Jim G. , Doug S. , Leslie S. , Paul S. , Marlin H., Wayne H. - Student Manager. CO-CAPTAINS Doug Schaan and Pat Jacobson Qeasons Record Grenora 6 Des Lacs 6 Grenora 0 Williston 14 Grenora 14 Alexander 18 Grenora 0 Powers Lake 20 Grenora 0 Noonan 18 Grenora 12 Ray 0 Grenora 14 Columbus 28 48 Enget fires up team JAMES GELTERL Senior Letterman MARLIN HANSON Senior Letterman Things seemed to have gotten too hot. 50 Girls' Basketball Ron Laqua and Wayne Hoff - Student Managers, Pam Hagge, Nancy Bought, Renae Gjesdahl, Kim Hough'. Blanche Ledahl, Joan Hanson, Laurie Gunlikson, Judy Sorenson, Marie Stewart, Joyce Sorenson, Yolanda Nygaard, Coach Larry Tessmer. Seasons Record Tournament Grenora 24 Wild rose 19 Grenora 24 Trenton 43 Grenora 20 T renton 31 Grenora 22 T renton 41 G renora 44 Alamo 33 Grenora 47 Alamo 28 G renora 30 Wild rose B 26 Grenora 47 Alamo 18 5th Place G renora 30 Wild rose 43 HOmEOF GOPHER Joyce Sorenson, Karen Solheim, Cathy Enget, Pam Hagge, Debby Graupe. Joni Peterson, Marie Stewart, Bonnie Muller, Janice Sveet. Kay Iverson, Lola Hinsverk, Diane Jorstad, Connie Sneva. NOT PICTURED: Pat Sorenson and Penny Kilbride. 1971- 1972 P o m P o m G r I s 51 FRONT ROW: Randy Hought, Steve Simeneau, Dean Carlson, Danny Storseth, Ron Eberle, Rodney Sveet. BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Bruce Anderson, Student Manager Wayne Hoff, Doug Schaan, Bryce Norby, Grant Schilke, Jerry Smith, Jim Bratlien, Leslie Storhaug, Student Manager Ron Laqua, Coach Larry Tessmer. A Squad Cheerleaders Kathy Olson Laurel Olson Mary Beth Longtin Sharyn Johnson Yolanda Nygaard Harvey 52 K -si CD Seasons Record Grenora Grenora Grenora 58 Columbus 65 70 Culbertson 100 55 Powers Lake 68 39 Westby 60 50 Alamo 75 41 Ray 39 54 Alexander 69 61 Ray 66 56 Wildrose 62 62 Burke Central 55 39 T renton 54 51 Epping 69 54 Alamo 78 53 Williston JV 76 50 Froid 63 23 Wildrose 59 65 Alexander 71 46 Bowbells 60 Burke County Tournament 53 Powers Lake 59 60 Burke Central 40 63 Flaxton 40 District Tournament 45 Wildrose 75 DOUG SCHAAN Senior Letterman Bryce Norby goes after Tournament Time Denley Hinsverk, Steve Simoneau, Ron Eberle, Mark Enget, MarkUlland. Rodney Sveet, Jerry Smith, Grant Schilke, Steve Muse, GaryQuarne, Milo Sveet. Craig Westin, Bobby Graupe, Coach Bruce Anderson. B Squad Seasons Record Grenora 38 Columbus 35 56 Culbertson 51 49 Powers Lake 33 46 Westby 31 42 Alamo 36 39 Ray 51 39 Alexander 73 44 Ray 26 48 Wildrose 39 49 Burke Central 39 62 Trenton 34 45 Alamo 31 66 Froid 41 50 Wildrose 54 53 Alexander 42 33 Bowbells 27 B Squad Tournament Grenora 50 Epping 47 45 Williston 63 60 Ray 40 55 Pam Johnson 56 Pat Sorenson Carol Ann Langberg Debby Graupe Cindy Rude 4$ KJl EMM ! w' A 22 : i u kv'4 ■ M li t , A VI 04 ! r 7th and 14 8th G r fer a d e A KNEELING: Jeff Larson. Leslie Kueffler, Tom Longtin, Corky Hertz, Curtis Running. Craig Storseth, David Geltel, Mark Johnson, Randy Muse. STANDING: Jim Stewart, Randy Rohner, Robert Hagge, Mark Dordahl, Duane Jorstad, Elmer Angermeir, RonLaFond, Robert Arnson, RonSkabo, Tony Kueffler, Larry Kueffler, Craig Sneva. Frank Garaas, Tim Solheim, Coach Owen Enget, Dick Simoneau. 57 KNEELING: Dickson Schaan, Jerry Storhaug, Calvin Storseth, Barry Bought, Steve Muller. Jay Olson, Jim LaFond. STANDING: Randy Quarne. Ron Skabo, Dale Stewart, Lyle Simoneau, Larry Carlson, Doug Moorhead, Lavern Johnson. Larry Schroeder, Jerry Muller, Coach Winfred Smith, Bryon Ledahl. 5th and 6th Basketball 58 5th and 6th Grade Cheerleaders Andrea Oyen Connie Lundby Darcia Pederson Sandra Gunlikson Joan Ulland Vicki Westin Lee Ann Jacobson Sherry Ledahl Laurie Langberg 7th and 8th Grade Cheerleaders ACTIVITIES Senior Class Play We’ve always considered Ron a little on the ’dead' side. If a Body Meet a Body Class of 72 You tell them Laurie ... Now hear this! The Senior Class Play was presented April 13, 1972 under the direction of Mr. Alden Hagen. Our play was a 3-act mystery comedy about a superintendent who is murdered and stuffed in the girls dumbwaiter How do you say ... the guts? 60 Junior Class Play The Nervous Wreck I'm going to tell my mother! Take me in your arms and hold me. Class of 73 The Junior Class Play was presented on November 28, 1971 under the di- rection of Mr. Alden Hagen. The play was a 3-act comedy about a bank robber who disguises himself as an old lady in a rooming house. Are you always swept off your feet so easily Rosemary?? 61 62 Homecoming got underway on October 15th with the crowning of Queen Joni. Candidates are from L. to R.: Laurel O. escorted by Randy H.; LaRene K. escorted by Jim M.; Barbara L. escorted by Ricky K.; 1970 queen Judy R. escorted by Pat J.; Queen Joni escorted by Doug S.; and Sharyn J. escorted by Duane D. The Senior Class float, Let’s Have A Whale Of A Victory, took first prize in the '71 Homecoming Parade. The float was done up in yellow and orange pomps. 63 The Junior Class float consisted of a brown paper mache jug which symbolized the 'Gopher Spirit’ during Homecoming '71'. The Sophomores had for their caption Got a Cougar by the Tail. The float was made of a Gopher and a Cougar of paper mache. l� UV fcV A black and white paper mache panda bear with the caption We Panda Win was the Freshman class float. This float placed second in the Homecoming Parade. 64 Spring Formal May 5 King Vince was crowned by his date Joni Peterson. King Candidates Fresh - Tom Smith Steve Simoneau Soph - Gary Ledahl Rodney Sveet Jr. - Leslie Storhaug Danny Storseth Sr. - Vince Laqua Greg Garaas Music by Potters Field Aren't we a fine looking crew? Sr. Skip Day May 12, 1972 The Seniors went to Medora this year and spent the afternoon there. Later that evening they went to supper at the State Line Club with their advisors Mr. and Mrs. Ulland and Mr. and Mrs. Rehn. All aboard! You can call me Sweetheart And we rode ... And we rode ... ■ 66 And we walked ... And we walked ... Our Dreams of Today Will Be Realities of Tomorrow And we played ... A nd we played ... And we ate ... And we ate ... 67 Graduating Class of 1972 68 JOAN HANSON V a I e d i c i 0 r • 1 a n Speaker SUPT. M. A. ULLAND SHARYN JOHNSON s a I u t a t 0 r • 1 a n 69 Know wonder you're so quick with your hands?? 70 Class Will of 1972 We the class of 1972 in the town of Grenora, the county of Williams, and the state of North Dakota, being in as good mental conditions as usual and in much better temper than usual, do hereby make this our last will and testament. In this manner do we dispose of our possessions: Kathy Bagaason wills all her many phone calls and letters from Dickenson to all the lonely hearts of Grenora. Duane Dordahl wills his ability to grow a quick beard to Tessy who’s been working on a mustache for some time. Greg Garaas wills his three wheeler to Clarence Johnson to make his way around here a little faster. Lee Garaas leaves his electronical abilities to Spark. James Geltel wills his ungentlemanly manners, dry jokes, and wierd sense of humor to Pat Jacobson who never seems to think of anything to say. Laurie Gunlikson wills her athletic abilities to next years basketball team. May they make good use of them. Orla Gunlikson wills her colorful wardrobe to Chris Hendrickson who seems to prefer the basics. Joan Hanson wills her friendly ways to Alice Running - the crabbiest girl around. Marlin Hanson wills his ability to sleep through classes to Rodney Sveet who's always so interested in the class discussions. Linda Johnson wills her spelling abilities to Luke Jacobson. Sharyn Johnson wills her personality to Joyce Sorenson who could make good use of it. LaRene Knudsvig wills her cheerful and smily ways to Sherry Haug - who doesn't seem to be enjoying life at all. Ricky Kueffler wills his ability to make the bars to Duane Skabo - who's gonna need a darn good ID. Barb LaFond wills her artistic ability to Dee Ann Dordahl - next years paper staff artist. Ron Laqua wills his interest in English to anyone who considers it a bore. Vince Laqua wills his little place out in the country to n xt years Seniors for their outings. Blanche Ledahl wills her weekends in Ray to Cindy Rude who's always looking for someone or something new. Joni Peterson wills her freckles to Kay Iverson. I'm sure she'll be overjoyed to have them. Robert Rassier wills his sex appeal, charm, and exuberant looks to Jim Bratlien. Doug Schaan wills his hours of basketball practice to Randy Hought to make up for the hours he skipped. Connie Sneva wills her job at the lumber yard to Pam Jacobson who just can't seem to hold a job. Geri Stewart wills all her trips to Crosby to Karen and Donna who are already getting a good start. Doris Ann Thome wills her typing ability to next years typing class. They may really need it. Asa class we will all the time we've spent in the classroom to Chris Hendrickson who never stays in class, and to Susie Schroeder, who roams the halls all day. To Mr. Ulland we leave our found identities: because we have discovered - You're O.K. and We’re O.K. To Mr. Smith we will a pair of track shoes so he may keep up with all the kids that roam the hall all day. To Mr. Sortland we will the high standards we have set in his study halls so he will know how to run them in coming years. To Mrs. Graupe we will our accumulated libraries at home to rebuild the schools collection. To Mr. Tessmer we will all our friendly smiles so he may return a few of them in coming years. We will 82 2 to Mr. Rehn to go in a fund for new maps for geography class. To Mr. Dignan we leave a can of lysol spray to sweeten up his room. Asa class we will all our athletic abilities to Mr. Anderson for his basketball team next year. We realize what a great loss you will suffer. To Mr. Smart we will our sarcastic remarks and a pair of orthopedic gloves so your baton can be a baton instead of a flying arrow. We will all our democratic ways to Mrs. Smith so she doesn’t have to worry about making the next days assignments by herself. We will all our loose change to Mr. Hagen. He has a whole year left to pass out tens. To Mr. Grenz we will all our thanks and appreciation for all the help and guidance you've shown us as a teacher and as a friend. Asa class we will our youth to the grade teachers. To the juniors we will the honor of ruling the roost which you've already tried for one year. To the Sophomores we will all our artistic talent so your prom can be as successful as ours. To the freshmen we leave all our patiences so you can put up with all the upperclass- men. To the cooks we leave all the Spanish Rice we took so we wouldn't get it as leftovers. To the janitors we would leave our ambition if we had any left to leave. Last but not least to our parents we will them our ability to cope through life when we're not there to help them along. HOmE OF GOPHERS 73 ADVERTISERS Grenora Food Market IVER SNEVA, Manager MUSGJERD-SNEVA Owners Grenora, N. Dak. 58856 Phone 694-3121 Phone: 694-3073 Peavey Company JAKE HERTZ Manager American State Bank Williston, N. D. Success and Security go hand in hand when you bank at the American State Bank Williams Electric Co-operative The Key to your Future Phone: 572-3765 Williston, N. D. Frontier Equipment Inc. Melroe Equipment Arctic Cat Snowmobiles International Harvester Equipment Dual Loader Phone: 572-2126 123 2nd Ave. W. Williston Montana National Bank Phone: 765-2800 (406) Plentywood Mont. Large enough to serve you, small enough to appreciate you. WE OFFER YOU checking accounts, safety accounts, full loan services, meeting and banquet facilities, safety deposit boxes, display facilities, travel agency and credit card services! Grenora Farmers Elevator IF YOU NEED Grain — Flour — Feed or Rolling — Seed Cleaning — Treating — We're the place to see Phone 694-3291 RON SNEVA DARELL CHRISTIANSON DICK MUSE — Manager Serving you pleases us! Farmers Union Insurance All types of Insurance Personal Property Auto — Hail Life — Hospital DUANE SNEVA Grenora Phone 694-3373 Zahl Farmers Union Elevator and Co-op Store BOB LONGTIN BOBBIE SCHILKE Elev. Mgs. Store Mgr. Phone 694-3219 LLu MDU Quarne Bros. Inc. for those light troubles and electrical problems GORDON HAGGE Grenora, North Dakota Phone 694-3951 JOE QUARNE — Owner, Mgr. SEVERIN CARLSON — Mechanic MELVIN SCHENSTAD — Mechanic FORD ALLIS CHALMERS Appam Farmers Elevator Co. 1 1 HYn P TFPRY Grenora, N. Dak. 694-2225 Manager OLAF GARAAS, Mgr. Grenora, N. Dak. 694-241 I Farmers Union Oil Company We are here to serve you, This is your own business. Grenora Farmers Union Food Lockers ED KRENZ, Manager 694-3405 FARMERS UNION LOCKERS CLARENCE RAAUM, Mgr. Zahi, N. Dak. 694-3215 79 Westland Truck Center B. F. Goodrich Tires 24 hour service IHC Sales and Service Cafe Williston, N. Dak. DUKE VALLELY, Manager Williston Sletten-Erdahl Co-op Funeral Home Credit Union Loans Savings 218 West Highland Drive Insurance Williston, N. Dak. Williston, N. Dak. 58801 58801 Phone 572-6794 Everson Funeral Home I 12 East Fourth Street Wllliston, N.D. Call collect day or night 572-3738 GEORGE B. EVERSON, Director Grenora Bar CONGRATULATIONS TO THE “1972 SENIORS PENDLEY AND RUBY JACOBSON, Prop. Phone: 694-2301 For good food try the GRENORA CAFE Manger Insurance Inc. CARL OKSOL GLADYS LUNDBY, Prop. Phone: 694-2701 120 First Avenue West Williston, North Dakota JAMES LEINEN Great Plains Supply Co. Lumber, Paint Builder's Hardware Dave Jarland, Manager Grenora 694-3252 Trier's Studio For whatever picture needs you have Exceptional color! Kueffler's Westland Stop in and see us for all your car and truck Stop in and see us for all your car and truck needs. Grenora, North Dakota Phone: 694-3733 Plentywood Electric Co. Sales and Service Since 1939 T.V., Radio, Refrigeration and Appliances Forced Air Heating Systems. Phone: 765-1851 Plentywood, Montana 0 R E N O R A H A R D W A R E Hardware and plumbing Speed Queen Washers Monarch Stoves RCA Whirlpool Freezers Owner, Richard Lundby For all your Prescriptions Health and Cosmetic Needs, stop in and see FRANK AND ROGER Phone: 572-6340 Grenora, North Dakota Williston, N.D. Grenora Co-op Credit Union Northwestern Federal Savings and Loan Daily Interest on Passbook Savings For all those money needs Phone: 572-3741 Williston, North Dakota Phone: 694-3373 — Grenora Insured up to $2000. Grenora Implement Co. Your John Deere Headquarters We Trade — We Deliver — We Finance CARL J. AND MARY E. PETERSON, Owners Leroy Sorensen, General Manager Gerald Westin, Asst. 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Iverson —Grenora— Senior Class Historu 1972 We entered the hallowed halls of the new Grenora High School as green freshmen in the fall of 1968. Our officers for the year were: Ron Laqua - President; Joni Peterson - Vice President; Blanche Ledahl - Secretary; Sharyn Johnson - Treasurer; Connie Sneva - Student Council Representative; Orla Gunlikson - Reporter; Marlin Hanson - Historian. Our advisor was Mr. Boe. We started our high school years with 30 members but Renae Shumake left us so we were only 29. We were initiated September 27 and we gave the upper classmen a return party on December 4. Wendy Wood was our Homecoming Queen candidate and her escort was Larry Geltel. Our homecoming float Let's Skunk the Comets got second place in the parade. Believe it or not we made it through our Freshman year and the next fall we found ourselves back in the halls of G. H. S. as Sophomores. As Sophomores we numbered 29. Barbara Groskritz joined us to make our number 30. but she returned to Williston so we were soon 29 again. Marlin Hanson was our hard working President this year. Other officers were: John LaFond - Vice President; Sharyn Johnson - Secretary; Connie Sneva - Treasurer; Blanche Ledahl - Student Council Representative; Joan Hanson - Reporter; and Ricky Kueffler - Historian. Our advisors were Mr. Gray and Mr. Newton. Activities for the year were initiating the Freshmen on September 26. and serving for the Grenora Snowmobile races in February. Joan Hagge was our Homecoming Queen candidate with John Haskins as her escort. Our float We're Expecting a Victory placed second in the Homecoming Parade. Duane Dordahl was our candidate for Snowball King. Spring came and then summer and all too soon we were back in school, but this time as Juniors. There were only 28 of us that fall. Cora Jean Haug had left us. Our mighty President for the year was Connie Sneva. Other hard working executives were: Joan Hanson - Vice President; Sharyn Johnson - Secretary; Ron Laqua - Treasurer; Blanche Ledahl - Student Council Representative; Joni Peterson - Reporter; and Duane Dordahl - Historian. Mrs. Graupe, Mr. Tessmer, and Mr. Dignan were our advisors for the year. During the year John LaFond and Greg Muller left us so we ended the year with 26 members. Activities during the year included serving for the high school and grade basketball games. We held a banquet in honor of the Seniors on April 28. Our prom was held May 7 with an adult prom on May 8. The theme of the prom was Silence Is Golden and the colors were orange, gold, and yellow. We danced to the music of Art and Helen. Joni Peterson was our Queen candidate and Duane Dordahl was her escort. She was first runner-up for Homecoming Queen. Our entry in the Homecoming Parade Wash Out the Comets won second place. Greg Garaas was our candi- date for Snowball King. Soon, to our surprise, we found ourselves members of the MIGHTY Senior Class of 1972. We elected as our officers for our final (?) year in G. H.S.: Blanche Ledahl - President; Laurie Gunlikson - Vice President; Sharyn Johnson - Secretary; Orla Gunlikson - Treasurer; Joni Peterson - Student Council Representative; Barb LaFond - Reporter; and Joan Hanson - Historian. Mr. Ulland and Mr. Rehn were our advisors for the year. Jon Wick and Mary Oster had left us so we started our senior year with only 24 members. Mary Lou Langberg Manger left us in October so we ended our year with 23 members. Our Homecoming Queen candidate, Joni Peterson, was crowned Homecoming Queen for 1971-1972. Her escort was Doug Schaan. Our float Let's Have a Whale of a Victory won first place in the parade. Vince Laqua, one of our King Candidates, was chosen as Spring Formal King. Greg Garaas was our other candidate. We also served for all the football games. We presented our class play If a Body Meet a Body on April 13. It was directed by Mr. Hagen with special help by Mrs. Tessmer and Mrs. Solheim. We chose as our class motto Our Dreams of Today Will be Realities of Tomorrow. ” Our class colors are yellow and orange. Our class flower is the yellow mum. Our Skip Day and Senior Night Out was May 12. We went to Medora for the day and to the State Line for supper. Class Night is May 19. Graduation is May 25. So ends the history of the first class ever to complete four years of high school in the new school and the GREATEST class to ever leave the halls of G. H. S. As a Class We Worked Hard With Our Studies! Autographs TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY As T(, . ..d. iw