Hankinson High School - Pirate Yearbook (Hankinson, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1951 volume:

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W - -N 1 , f snuruomm 'Q' C , V 4, ' Donald Werner Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4Band 1,2,3,l, Paper Staff 1,2, 3,4 Student Council 1,4 Basketball 1,2,3,l, Foot- ball 1, 2,3,4 V Pres 3 Boy's Quartet 1,4 Mixed Qlartet 3,4Clase play 3, 4 Sect'y of Letterman'e Club 2 Pres of Student Council 4 Baseball 2 4. Carnival play l,2,4 DARCEY MILIER Pres 3 Ph? 3,4 Kitchell 3,4 Annual Editork Paper Staff1,2,3,4 Carnival 1, 2,3,4 Dotette 1 Band 1,2 Soloist 3 Mixed Quartet 1,2,3,l. Glee Club 1,2,3,l, Mixed Chorue1,2,3,4 Car nival Queenl Cheerleader 1,2,3,A SeIt'y Trees l mcvyg of sq cl 20 HISTORIAN 4-H5 Lucille Reinka Band 1,2,3,1. GleeClub 1, 29334 Ch0I'U.s1,2,3, 4 Tres. 2 Kitchen 1,2,3, 4 Deolamation 2 Carnival Queen 1, Carnival play 2 Student Council 3 C1333 Play 3,4 'apex' surf 1, Annual Assistant Editgr gires. 4 Pep Squad 1,2, ! 4, X, f V ' . . V ll I CAROL BEEN DT CAROLL SCHELLEH LORRADIL KUEHL Glee Club 1,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4 V Pres 4 Car-n1val2 Sec 2 Pep Squad l,2,3,4 Annual Staff 4 m:.LORES ROEDER Glee Club l,2,3,4 flX8d Chorus 2,3 Annual Staff' 4 Paper Staff 4 Kitchen 2,3,4 Pep Squad l,2,3 ORVILLE RUEDER Boys Q.1artet4 Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Treas Play 3,4 Mixed Chorus 3,4 Carnival 3 Declamation 2 is i? Pres 1 Sec 3Pla,y3,4 Pep Squad 1,2 SC V Pres 4 Carnival l,2,3,4 PBPST Staff 3,4 Annual Staff 4 Cheerleader 3,4 Octette l Mlxed Chorus l,2,3,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Accompaniest 3,4 Mlxed Quartet2 Trio 4 Homecomlng Atten 4 fr 154 Kitchen 1,2 Bama l,2,3,4 Glee Club l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4Paper Staff 4 Annual Staff4, Pep Squad l,2,3,4 ELNA MELCHER C1-H2 5131324 M-Uljed Pepsqum 1,2,3,4G1ee Club S S ' ' Teas 4 QD l,2,3,l, Mixed chorus 1,2, qaad l,2,3 Annual Staff 3 4 Carnival 1 2 3 A Play A Pla! Z, Cardlval 3 Home 3:4 Annual Sta-E-f'4'Sec 4 coqlng Atten 3 V Pres 1 Kitchen 3,4 sc 3 Qaartet 3,4 lee Cluo l,9,3,Q Paner :taffA.PepQquad l,9,3 4 41xedChorus l,9,3,4 An 173 t 1 'NY Ll fz Glee Club 19,3 4 med MDP V T QI AS Ch ' Flee Club 1 2 ,L hlX9d ,cirus 2,3 Pen Squad l,2, Cqoms l,2,3:!' pep Squad l,2,7,A Arwwal taff A v y A Lf n Class Dlay J Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Footballl.Play 3, A Annual Staff A V. Pres. 2. Mu' may Glee Club l,2,3,5,Ki-13.4 Chen 2a3,4Pep Souad 1, 2 3,4 PGP Club V pres A 11xed Chorus 2, 4 S011 t 4 pen S5111 d1,2,3,A Annual 'Staff 1 H1201 en 2 3 C1 e Club 1:21394 TC At+en 3 Jr Re Cro QGDTGS 3 Football l,2,3,4 Basket- ball 2,3,A Play 3,4 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 Quartet 4 Qoys Quartet A Annual Staff A Band l,2,3,A Lettermans Club 3 Carnival 3,4 Base- ball 2,L. Q' -Q' Glee C1L'Lb4M1X6d Chorus 4 Carnlval Queen 3 Annual Staff 4 Class Play 4 P Squad 1,3 ep 425 'US-'7' KRUMP KltCh6H 3,4 GleeClubl. Glee Club l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorusl,2,3 Carn1valQueen Cand 2 Kltcben 3,4 Annual Staff A Dep Club Treas 3 Pep Squad 1,2,3,! vin? 2,3,4Fhxed Chorus 1,2,3 Annual Staff A Play 3 Pep Squad l,2,3,4 ome comlng Atten A 1,9 Basketball 1 2 3,4 Class Ph . Ed. 1 2 3 4, Play A Band is593lL Base- y , , , ball 2 Lettermans Club 2 Bowling l,3. STURGESS Football l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4 Lettermans Club 2 Annual Staff A Glass Pres 2 Baseball 4 eniord The Senior class of 1950-51 was organized under the advisorship of M Lazenb, and Miss Gorman Lucille Reinke was elected to steer the class through their last year. Second mate was Lorraine Kuehl, while Elna Melcher was keeper of the log. Counting up the dues was Lois Muehler. Donald Werner and Carole Scheller were elected to leg- islate for the class in Student Council. Donna Krump and Carole Scheller were chosen as attendants to the homecoming queen. We sponsored the annual homecoming party and also the Christman party. In spring we produced the mystery comedy, nThe Sixth Keyn. Our carnival queen candidate, Lucille Reinke, reigned over the carnival festivities and earned as a day off. Donald Horner, Paul Bladow, and Jack Sturgess again showed their talenton the football field and Donald Worner, Paul Bladow, and Howard Johnson proved to be basketball stars. CIW 714-127 This class of eighteen greeted, Miss Phyllls Wilson, our first grade teacheron Sept 5, 1939 They were David Bellin, Samuel Dering, Delores Franze,Paul Bladow, Carole Jaeger, Robert Johnson, Wilma Korth, Dorothy Korth, Virgil Krause, Paul Kretchman, Elna Melcher, Darcey Miller, Milo Popp, Carole Scheller, John Siefken, James Tix, Dennis Wellman, and Donald Worner We were in for a real surprise the second year when we found out we gained thirteen new students The reason was partly because that year a new school bus was added to transport the children from Manta- dor and the vicinity to Hankinson The new students were: Richard Bell, Marlys Bladow, Alvin Gast, Donn Glock, Donna. Krump, Ahcln Krump, Merlin Medenwaldt, Delores Reeder, Marilyn Schultz, Ronald Tiegs, Carl Wellman, Lloyd Marohl, and Richard Biel This year Samuel Derlng, Delores Franze, Robert Johnson, and Dennis Wellman left Miss Ruby Susag was our teacher The second grade provedto be a great success so with seven losses and seven gaines we started our third year with twenty seven pupils Miss Marcia Lyman was our teacher In 1941, twenty three students enrolledin the fourth grade This wasthe first year we had two teachers--Dorothy Skovholt and Leah Simp- Wallman, Jessie Ostby, and LeRoy Ostby left our class but, we gained Bobby Dering, wenden Hugs, and Marinyn Schultz In our fifth gade we had as our teacher Mildred Ecdman Leo Jenson, LeRoy Jenson, and Edward Johnson registered as ournew classmates. Three monthsand some days later school opened again Inthe sixth grade Avis Allowya, Howard Johnson and Ronald Tiegs added to our 11st while Edward Jofmsonand Wilma Korth left us Leaving a total of eigh- teen pupils Everyonewas excited about enteringthe Juniorhi roomthe next year. Miss Kenyon opened the doors to fifteen seventh graders Avis nloway, M61-nn Meaenwalat, and Ronald megs left The students wok part in the Glee Club and Band. Coming back to the same room the next year we finished our last year in grade school We found our class was still decreasing Elna Melcher,John Siefken, Leo Jenson, LeRoy Jensonand Marilyn Schultz were our classmates who left us We gained Orville Reeder, Gerald Lenz, and Karmen Krause On May 18, 1947 thirteen pupils received their dipolmas. O ' e O kins. Richard Bell, Richard Biel, Carole Jaeger, Violet Poore, Carl O The next year something new wa added Upto,the third floor went twenty eight very nervous and anxious freshman Just one look at the mighty Sophomores told us they were out to get revenge Our roll call wasCerol Berndt, Marlys Bladow, Paul Bladow, Betty Boldt, Barbara Dude, Howard Johnson, Kerman Krause, Alun Krump, Donna Krump, Lorralne Kuehl, GeraldLena, Violet Lenz, Merlin Medenwaldt, Elna Melcher,Da1'cey Miller, Lois Muekder, James Pietz, Carl Peterson, Milo Popp, Lucille Reinke, Delores Roeder, Carole Scheller, Orville Roeder, Gordon Schmitz, John Sturgess, Audrey Thomas, Leslle Vanderhoff, and Donald Horner At Christmas time we gained blame Polfuss and LeRoy Prochnow Darcey Miller was elected Carnlval Queen Mr Ernst was our class advisor and lead us successfully through our first year of high school The next year with Mr Sherman as our advisor we initiated the littlegreen freshman We gained one new classmate Doris Jane Mourer but, lost Karmen Krause, Merlm Medenwaldt, Carl Peterson and Gordon Schmitz Our carnival queen candidate that year was Marlys Bladow In our junior year we neither gained nor lost any students With sold refreshments at football games and gave a play called The Swamp House' With the funds we gave our upper classmates a banquet and prom. The Hawai1an themswas used, with Hawaiiandecorations andentertainmant Lois Muehler and Betty Boldt were chosen as homecoming attendants Againthis class won honors this yearas our queen candidateDoris Maurer was elected queen Our semor year came into view and with it came many new respon- sibilities We found we lost two students, James Pietz and Leslie Vanderhoff Our advisorswere Mr Lazenbyand Miss Gorman Miss Gorman coached our play The Sixth Key while Mr Lazenby helped us with The Pirate and graduation exercises Carole Schellerand Donna Krump were were electedas homecoming attendants Lucille Reixmewas elected carni val queen We climaxedour senior year by taking a trip to Hibbing and Duluth Looking back over our four year of High School we fi md that our class has had three carnival queens which entitled ua to three skip days Cthat everyone enjoyedl We have given two class plays and many school parties We find that the basketball team has twice taken the Wild Rice Championship and the football team has gained the right to take the football trophy for two years. We w1ll always remember our classmates and never forget the good times we have had together The classhas pickedas their motto 'One Step Atl Time But, Always Forward the colors are Silver Gray and Old Rose and the Class Flower is Yellow Rose e Miss Olson and Miss Levinas our class advisors we gave school parties, cwfi ig Pllef As a prophetof the senior class of 1951 I possess the re- markable power of projecting myself forward through the years into any given time in which I am interested With the help ofthis powerlwill nowgo intotheyear of 1971 I shall give you the infomation we all want to know What has the senior class been doing through these years,and how successful are they? In a leading dress shop in New York we find Doris Jane Mourer Her most recent design is a dress that can be worn dancing or hiking and still be appropriate for each occasion. Expert seamstress :Ln the same shop is Donna Krump She just finished making a dress for Daisy Mae of the comic strip A new short-hand style for the medical world has been de- visedby Barbara Dude The new editionis called M D Q5-qigl The basketball world has been tu.rned upside down The University of White Rock, with Paul Bladow as coach, defeated the Minneapolis Lakers The final score was LO-0 All points for the university were made by Howard Johnson Delores Roeder and her husband Danny are using their farm ing a weed-killer developed by Alvin Krump Have you any financial problems? Take them to Orville Roeder His motto is , Don't groan, I'll loa.n The wonder-drug that Lucille Reinke developedin chemistry class is a success Donald Werner was the first person to use it and is now completly recovered Mr Werner, criminal law- yer, was shot in court by a lunat:Lc, I M Looney Mr Looney is now being treated ina psychiatric hospital owned and opera- ted by Lorraine Kuehl Betty Boldt is now on a tour entertaining the boys in the service Before beginning the tour she was employed as a sop- rano vocalist for the famous Dykes Orchestra New owners of Montgomery Ward Kc Co areMr and Mrs Kenny Kressin Mrs Kressin is the former Carol Berndt, a concert pianist for the Metropolitan Opera We find Audrey Thomas using the morse code at home. At the present time sheis sending SOS signals to her husband Nor- man at the Soo Depot ro y asa testing ground for new farm chemicals. They are now test- Xx X , cl x L . I .2 X 'A 5 , , Gllff D at -mf Q 5,3 Wmlfglrthfp x W ,,.. nf? Elaine Polfues now owns the biggest cafe in America. You will all remember Elaine as the person who organized the Hash- Throwers Union. On a road sign near Stiles we see the following advertis- ment, Buy a Popmobile. This car was designed by Milo Popp and test driven by the All American thrill driver, Marlys Bla dow Most recent owner of a Popmobile is John Sturgess This is the fifth car he has owned All the other ones he wore out driving back and forth on the Lidgewood road LeRoy Procknow, a bowling champion, and his manager, Jerry Lenz, left for a trip to New York There they will give a dem- onstration on, 'How to Bowl It seems that the Bugsie column in the New York Times has been attracting attention lately It is written by none other than Carole Scheller, a famous columist Speaker at a Econmist Rally will be the now famous Violet Lenz Her speech topic will be 'How much money should be spent on clothing Darcey Miller announced to day that she will charter a plane as soon as possible for a trip to Arabia She has just inherited an oil well there Pilot for the trip will be Lt Elna Melcher of the WAF Lois Muehler will also accompany them as air stewardess Well it looks like our question has been answered Th class has been succesful, but I knew that before we even start d Didn't you? zenm BA 2 Q 1 Q WMF 75 dx S 'S as 5 33 .LW e e 0 e e 0 e I 0 O O o o e . q 9 9 e , -- 3' If n ,nw X! . m N ' ,gn s ' nl ' on 1 Q ' ' ! ! , ':, se a '-W A add We, the Senior Claes of 1951, being of sound mind and body, do here declare this to be our last will and testament the Junior Class we leave our pl ce at the North side of the assembly the Sophomores we leave our ability to get things done the Freshmen we leave our ability to be the most quiet class in school Phyllis Ebel, Betty Boldt wills her ability to get to school on time Mr mrnst, Lois Muehler wills her love to chew bubble gum Donald Brandt, Milo Popp wills his studious nature wr Gulbrandson, Carol Berndt wills her abillty to play the clarinet Charles McIlwain, Donald Werner wills his ability to argue that the farmers are the richest people in the world Paul Muehler, John Sturgess wills his abil1ty to argue that the far- mers are losing money Jeanette Milbrandt, Marlys Bladow wills her scream Nipsie Stack, Audrey Thomas wills her ability to go Steady Harlen Muehler, Jerry Lenz wills his height JoAnn Kuehl, Barbara Emde wills her place on the newsoaper staff Kenneth Reinke, Doris Maurer wills her shortness Gordon Schmitz, Violet Lenz wills her gracefull walk anyone who can g t it, Alvin Krump leaves his place on the bus Harmon Q Helen, Carole Scheller wills her b ck seat on the bus Lois Micheal, Darcey Miller wills her ability to sleep in class Sharron Teigs, Delores Reeder wills her ability to get along with her boyfriends Harmon Krause, Orville Reeder wills his ambitious nature Donna Jentz, Donna Krump wills her place in the kitchen Lois Reinke, her sister Lucille wills her ability to drive the car harles Medenwaldt, Elna Melcher wills her nickname of Chuck Marilyn Kahn, Paul Bladow wills her brains Charles Ahrens, Lorraine Kuehl wills her abillty to carry seven sub je ts a semester the Sophmore Boys, Howard Johnson leaves his ability to behave in English class Llovd Bohn, LeRoy Prochnow leaves his ability to bowl We hereby sign and seal our last will and testament this 22nd day May, in the year nineteen hundred and fifty one we 0,2 1757 L 'UU To a ' . 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K . f CL PRLSIDFNT JAIHS RU4PCA VICE PRFSID NT SHIRLEY RAMICH SECRFTARY JAN' UIBBERT TR ASURER LOIS 4ICHEAL SJ!-1 The Junior class of 195m 51 started a very successful year by choosing their class officers They re, James Rumpca, President, Shirley Ramich,Vice President, Tenet Dibbert, Sec etery, Lois Micheal, Treasurer, Yvonne Stack and Paul Muehler, Student Council members Miss Svlngen and Mr Gulbrandson acted as advlsors Carole Henninger and JoAnn Kuehl were chosen as homecoming queen candidates JoAnn was elected queen and relgned over the festivities Various schemes were used for raisins money for the soring prom, soonsored by the Juniors Two parties were given and pop, homemade candy, and n pcorn were sold at some of the basketball games The highlight of the year was the three act comedy 'Ne Shook The Famlly Tree,n given by members of the class The cast included Lois Michael, Yvonne Stack, JoAnn Willert, Shirley Ramich, Shlrley Coopin, Mercedes Place, Judith Roth, James Runpca, Cllfford Novotny, Marvin Witt, Pharles Medenwald, and Paul Muehler Pie, cake, ice cream, and coffee were sold immediately after the play Six JUn1OP boys went out for football They were James Rumnca, Marvinwitt, Charles Medenwald, Wayne Kahn, Don Glock, and Donald Brandt After such an eventful y ar the Juniors are loo ins forward to an exciting year as the NMighty Seniors.n ' m : in 3 '1 , L Il: S J : LT . 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J Q - O . 3 L U . c 6 SCDPHGMCDRES 2 rlrst now Batrlcla Johnson, Donna Mertes,Li1a.Kath, Betty King, Margorie Witt Jeanette Mllbrandt, Phyllis Ebel,Annette Ebel, Shirley Polfuss Second.Row Cary Brandt, Glenn Bladow, Don Deitz, sem Dering, Charles Am-ene, Vernon Muehler, James Medenwald, Clark Nur1,John,Nepper, Gary Muehler, Back Row Kenneth Hoefs Charles McIlwain, August Pankow, James Bladow, Ke1th Rmsch, Lloyd Bohn, Loren Kutter, Paul Jarskl, Duane Ebel, Norbert Mersch PRESIDENT DJAN EBEL VILL PhLbI,nNT vnn.Oh LLALLR bnCHLTanl BLLTY nING THLASURLH LITH RIQFH In September 1950, the Sophomore class consl ted of thirty three pUpllS By the Qld ot he f1rst semester we lost three of our class- mates Carol Blackln, Patrl 13 N1nefeldt,and Lois Medenwald Our cla s offlc rs were as follox Duane Ebel, president, Vernon Auexler, vice pr sident,Betty:x1ng, sec1etary,Keith.R1sch, treasurer Kenneth Hoefs wa our student councll member Our class advlsor was Ar Sherman We onencd the year wltn the blg event all Sopnomores unuertake 'lnltlation of breshmen ' we ended the task with a long homage a various costume for the freshmen he ended the day WILQ a nlvhtpacced full of ful and a party Our boys owneu a good snare of the athletic fleld bhowing their skill on the football fl ld were Glenn Bladow, Q 1 Dering, Lharles McIlwain,and Duane hbel Starsin basketballwere Glenn Bladow, Kenneth Hoefs, Don Peirz, August Pannow, and bam Daring Our carnival queen candidate wa Betty Klng, wno took thlrd place : . . . . 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VICL PRESIDLNT HMLEN HLNHINGLH MARILY KAAM omoT'I AAU TRLAS Wlth tne usual 1nitiat1Jn,the resnmen be gan thelr h1 u school ndaze H Green rlboons i n tH61T nairand around tnelr nec EJG lefs clotnes lnslde out SHGUHS Jaddlln sq HG w e someol tle features o tn d J lor tue br sm tie evening Harmon Krause was el cteo to tlde the cla tnrou h t1e danae ous fr shman ye r as Presldext V1ce Pres1dent w s Helen Hennlnger, whlle ! 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I' - .1 u- 9' 2 1 hy. f . lf A ig 'fgfl ly. 5' P C First Row Manager Don Peitz, Frank Dering, Lee Mourer, Charles Mourer, Dave McIlwain, Paul M ehler, Wm Medenwald, Donald Bellin Second Row: Duane Ebel, Donn Glock, Glenn Bladow, James Rumpca, Lloyd Bohn, Charles Medenwald, Donald Brandt, Ray Vallenga Back Row Coach Art Ernst, Charles Medenwald, Donald Werner, Paul Bla- dow, Charles McIlwain, Harmon Krause, MarvinHitt, Wayne Kahn, Sam Dering, John Sturgess fL700fLaf 1950 proved to be a very successful season as the Blue and White Pirates of Hankinson comaletely dominated the Wild Rice conference. This year was the first year of eight man football in the Wild Rice conference and the Pirates took to itas a duck to water. The Pirates lostfive regulars through graduation but Coach Ernst once again took inexperiencedboys and made up an undefeated team. It was an inexperienced team that tookthe field against Wyndmere butit didn't take long for tue Piratesto prove they were superior as they defeated the Warriors 47-O. In their next game the Pirates spoiled Oak Grove's Seminaryoi'Fargo's opening game by beating the big but slow Grovers by a 51-0 scores fn Hank1nson's next game was a 79-0 rout over the Lidger wood Cardlnals The firsthalf wents1ow'with Hank1nson lea ing 20-O At halftime the Homecomin ceremonles took place and it seemed to inspire the team as they scored 33 polnts in the third quarter and followed wlth 26 ln the fourth Hankinson then took to the road to meet the small but mighty Milner Bison The Pirates had to flght hard to gain a 7 O lead at the end of the i1rSt quarter but then began to roll and beat the Blson by a 54-O count In the1r fourth game the Pir tes rolled over the Fairmount Pheasants 46-7 The Pheasants, however, had one consolatlon as they were the flrst team to score against the powerfullydefensive Pirates The Hanklnson Pirates, str1k1ng hard and fast, knocked West Fargo from the ranks by defeating them 40-13 This was the b1g game of the year The Packers, who had won the con- ference championship for the past two years, were favored to win again but the Pirates had other ideas which they proved as they ran up a 34-6 halftim lead The second half was played on even terms as the final score was 40-13 Hanklnson traveled to Minnesota for tnelr final game of the season and didn't have too much trouble in beat1ng Camp- bell 51-7. The record compiled by the Pirates was one of the best intue school's history. The Pirates scored 368 points while holding their opponents to 27. They also scored more points in any one game than their opponents scored all year around. The Pirates were lead throughout the year by fleshman Harmon Krause who beat out junior James Rumpca for scoring honors by 108 to 102 points. bam Daring, who also will beback next year scored 90 points. The rest of the scoring went in this order: Paul Bladow 28, Donald Horner 24, Charles McIlwain 13, and Wayne Kahn 2. Much of Hankinson's success can be contributed to a strong line consisting of Paul Bladow and Harmon Krause at ends, John Sturgess and Wane Kahn at guards and Charles Med- enwaldt at center. The Pirate backfield consisted of Donald Horner at quarterback, and James Rumpca and Sam Daring at halfbacks. s 5, 1730 I Xe X' ,ll f' h ,Nga . W . . . ,' 1 - . ' R' , 1 J 1. ' I at ' 7 gp K W' fl U ' :N , D ,,,,, xb' Q .- . ' . A . ll: . g ' . . . 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O O U C First Row Charles McIlwain, Sam Der1ng, Paul Bladow, Donald worner, narmon Krause, Howard Johnson Baca Row Coach Art Ernst, Glenn Bladow, Donald Brandt August Pankow, Kenneth Hoefs, Keith Risch, Donald Peltz Z?aaLeiLaf The Hankinson High School nirateshad another very successful s ison by com pletlnv a record of 19 wins and 7 loses This was very good record considerlng the graduatlon of 5 seniors and amon then was the high SCOTIH forward halt r Stack But Stack's shoes were fllled very caoably by a freshman named Harmon Krause The team had f1Ve returning letter men in Donald Werner, Paul Bladow, Howard Johnson, Sam Dering and Glenn Blanow The letter men vote' Donald Worner and Paul Bladow to captaln the team throuvhout the sesson For their flrst game the Pirates h d an easy +1ne beef nv an inexperlenved Forman team L9 t 21 However the t1de changed as they traveler to Campbell 43 At Wyndmere the Pirates were traillng 25 to 21 at half but the s cond half proved fatal to the Khrriors as Hankinson took a conmandlng lead and won 54 to 42 The next game for the Pirates was Milner and the subs had a field day Al though the Plrates crushed Milnor by 72 to 29 not one Uirate had over 10 points The Pirates then tangled with the Havana Arrows on the local legion floor and defeated thenkU'a score of 59 Z3 This was the lest gane for the Pirat s b fore the lnvitational tournament held annually at the leglon hall The Flrates met the Falrmount Pheasants ln the f1TSt game of the tournan nt and eve yone expected a thriller But the clever ball handling and sh ro shoo ing Pirates racked up a 39 2l leadbyhalf' time and coasted to a 60 5,1 w1n Hank 1nson then had to meet the St Francis Fran'ies fron across town for the Champ- ionship The Plrates d1dn't h8V6t0OImMY1tPOUb1S 1n beatlng the Frankles LA 27 The invitational tournament, whichhastnen hehiforthe last three years has been won every year by Hankinson. 8 . 1 5 O n I - I . - . 1. 4 - Qc ' . O . . ' v . e ' Q ' e D Q 3 ' Y o Q - O . L cl' , ', , . L O . , ' Ta A .ll - .i-, 5 , e . ' I . The fast breaking Camels gave Hankinson their first setback of the season 51 to . A ' e o - 0 . J. g X - ' Q 0 4 . A Q . . . I. . . . I Le r . Tl t- L - ,, f 11 ' , .- . . rf 1, . . . . . , . A 0 ' 0 After the tournamentthe Pirates continued toroll by defeating New Efflngton So Dak 60 4 However after that the Pirates lost three straight games They were first upset by the Havana Arrows The Pirates blew a comfortable half time lead of 37 25 and were defeated by a score of 61 56 In the next game the Pirates met the North Dakota state class B champs and after a nick and tuck first half the Pirates fell before the tremendous height and deadly shooting of the Bronco: The final score was 55 42 The next game was the worst of the season as far as the Pirates were concerned as they just couldn't click The Pirates lost by a score of 56-43 to the Fairmou t Pheasants The Pirates got back on their winning ways by faklng two easy decisions One from Forman 61 36 and one fro New Effington 54 32 The Hankinson Pirates then returned home after three straight away games to meet a very capable foe in the Lidgerwood Cardinals but after a hard game the Pirates ended up on top by 54 47 A hot Hankinson Pirate team again hit the road This time for Cogswell where they over came a f1rst quarter lead to win going away 70 46 Hanxlnson, at this time second in the conference, then met the lead leading Fairmount Phea santa and had little trouble in beating them by a score of 53-40 The Pirates nextfoe'was Milner and the Pirate subs got 45 of the points as Hankinsondefeated Milner 81 27 Hankinson's next game was the game in which the P1T8t6S lost the conference championship by losin 1 to a hot Lidgerwood Cardinals team 49 45 The Pirates took their last two games of the season by defeating wyndmere 56-40 and Campbell 55 43 The Campbell game was sweet revenge and showed people just how much the Pirates had improved The Hankinson High School Piratestook the East Districtome championshin for Pirates had another easy time with Milner this time beating them 52 38 In the semi final game the Pirates had to play the Lidgerwood Cardinals who had defeated them by four points only two weeks before but once again the Pirates played ball whenit counted and led by 13 points at half The final score was 47 35 For the second time this yearthe Pirateshad to meet their cross town foes for the champ- ionship This time the Frankies put up more of a fight but still lost 45-37 By winningthe District One Championship Hankinsonhad the right to enter the regional tournament being held at Wahpeton In the first game the Pirates met Mayv111e and were defeated by the big Comets 68 56 Norman Olson six foot four inch forward and Clyde Ewen six foot five inch center led Mayville with 20 and 19 points Inthe first round of consolation the Pirates met St Johns of James town, one of the tournament favorites and in a high scoring battle the Pirates out lasted the Johnnies 76-66 In the consolation championship the highly rated Oak Grove Grovers edved out the Pirates 65 64 The Pirates were 1 d throughout the season by Freshman Harmon Krause who d mped 342 points through the bucket which gave him an average of 14 points r game Donald Horner scored 279 po1nts which was good for second high followedtg'Howie Johnson with 219 points Paul Bladow was next in line with points and he was followed by his partner guard Sammy Derins with 131 points Hankinson's good line of reserv s were lead by Chick McIlwain and lenn Bladow with 86 and 77 points resuect1vlly Otner boys gettlng points were AugustPankow 24, Don Peitz 15, Wayne Kahn 14, Butch Hoefe 5, and Donald Brandt 2 the second year in a row by defeating Milnor, Lidgerwood and St. Francis.l The - P0 , ' . He was . 158 H IG H R CD NI JU Charles Bladow The Junior High Basketball team got off to a miserable startbydropping a 28 to 17 declsion to the Forman Jr team In their second game the baby P1T8t6S showed lmprovement but dropped a close 26 to 23 dec s1on +o Campbell In the next game the baby Pirates once more went down to defeat at the hands of Wyndmere 25 to 19 Hankinson then traveled to Mllnor and played the best game o the season as they heat Milnor 41 to 29 The Juniors continued to play good ball and in their next game lost a heartbreaklng decision 26 to 25 to the Ha vana Arrows The Junlors found the Tigers from New Effing ton too blgforthem They were defeated 29 P1 The JUHIOTS looked very good as they got revenge from a one polnt defeat earlier ln the season by beating Havana 35 21 That game seemed to take everthing out of the J n1OTS for they h1t a the first defeat fron New Effington, 28 22 The JUDIOTB than met Lidgerwood and found them too hot anl too tall as they fell, 49 to 24 They then traveledto Fairmount only to be defeated 33 to 23 Milnor came to Hank inson and gained revenge for an early defeat,26 24 Lidger wood was the next team to beat the Juniorsand they beat them 53-26 In the last regular game of the season the baby Pi rates played good b ll but still lost 28-22 The Junior Hi tournam nt held annually a+ Hankinson got underway with Hankinson and Lidgerwood playing After play ing on even terms for two Quarters, Lidg rwood pulled awayto win 38 18 In the first game of the evening St Francis was well balanced and her attack stoppes the Juniors 25 19 The scoring for the year went as follows Lee Mourer 110, David McIlwain 93, Ray Vallenga 89, Pat McIlwain 35, Donald Bellin PJ., Bill Medenwaldt 14, Gurtis Ebel 9, Charles Bladow 3, Dan Kutter 2, Rodnev Geiser 1 nine game losing streak. They traveled to South Dakota for F o First Row, Dale Medenwald Roger Brandt, Billy Wine- feldt, Randall Nelson, Second Row, Pat McIlwain, Lee Mourer, Ray Vallenga, David Mbllwain, Donald Bellin, Curtis Ebel, Back Row, Art Ernst, Donald Ebel, Dick Kirkeby, Frank Dering, Rodney Geiser, :ITS - wi 9 ,Qs 'ggi 'I Q Oll' First Row Carol Berndt, Marllyn Kah , Sandra Simonson, Shirl y Ramlsh, Lucllle Reinke, Lols Micheal, Betty Boldt, H len Hennlnger, Elna Melcher, Shlrley Cop- pin, Dorls Mburer, Delores Miller, Patrlcia Cordts Second Row Donald Bellln Daniel Kutter, Diane Reiman, JoAnn Kuehl, Yvonne Stack, Janet Dlbbert, Carol Hennlnger, JoAnn Willert, Donna Jentz, Lorraine Kuehl, Darcey Miller, Carol Scheller, Orva Arndt Back Row Gerald Graf, LeRoy Vlck, Orville Reeder, John Sturgess, Harmon Krause, Charles McIlwain, Paul Bladow, August Pankow, Donald Cl.- Worner, Milo Popp, Charles Medenwaldt, Donald Drandt. dgzzncl GDDDDDDD First Row Carol Berndt, Marilyn Kahn, Charles McIlwain, Sharon Tievs, Sandra Simonson, Shirley Hallman,Helen.Henninger, David McIlwain, Curtis Ebel Second Row LeRoy Vick, Milo Popp, Kenneth Hoefs, Donald Pietz, Rodney Gelser, Dick Kirkeby Thlrd Row Glenn Bladow, Howard Johnson, Kelth Rlscn, Donn Glock, Donald Horner, Lucille Reinke, Paul Bladov, Gerald Graf Os be Q LX' 43 Q9 cqbolebt 0 'df' c 4017 bQZZ61. 9 is sz dv 'W' .1 ,.fn'v1':.1..'f' .4 -I 3,: ,, j1 -f,x'4ix '1 f '25 'qu' l' ' I .g . vw 4- 'ff .- ., ... 'H e ff fu, f f Wifi. ff . I ,'.vqfr,'vy'.f,- 'JJ .Mw- fl' - ,1g.'C:k T, , W1-' :af - gy Ga igggzglilllzslllllg'..fEgjE6li67p7 Underthe advlsorshlp of Mr Lazenhy 'The Piraten staff of 1951 was edited by Darcey Miller with Lucille Reinke as her assistant The remainder of the staff is as follows Business Manager 0rville Roeder Assistants Milo Popp and Carole Scheller Athletic Manager Paul Bladow Assistant Athletic Manager Jack Sturgess Sales Manager Lois Auehler ASS1Stunt Sales Manager Barbara Emde Class Editor Carol Berndt Assistant Class Ed1tor.... ...Marlys Bladow Activities Editor... .... ....L0rra1ne Kuehl Art Ed1t0r0oonoooo0oooo ooooooooooooocoaeDOriS 14011-Ter Assistant Editoroooooocooooooocooooooooonon-na Krump Typists. 9 Q o o 0 o o 0 o o 0 0 o 0 o o o o oDe10reS EJJIB. Idelchel' Betty Boldt, and Audrey Thomas OLFGT CL fs Seated Lois Micheal, Donald Werner, JoAnn Willert, Lucille Reinke, Delores Roeder, Carol Berndt, Darcey Miller Stand ing Mr Lazenby, Miss Svingen, Marilyn Kahn, James Rumpca, Shirley Coppin, Donn Glock, Carol Henninger, Charles McIlwain Carol snneuer, Orville Reeder, Kenneth Honra, Donald Brandt Editor Assistant Editors-- Sports Editor Sports Reporter Class Qsporters-- Grade News- Feature Reporter M sic Reporter--- Artists-E Headline Wrlter Production Manager Advisors- Donald worne1 --JoAnn Willert Lois Micheal ames Rumpca Butch Hoefs Darcey Miller Carol Henninger Charles McIlwain Marilyn Kahn Shirley Coppin Carole Scheller -Carol Berndt Lucille Reinke Barbara Emde Carol Berndt Donn Glock Donald Brandt Orville Roeder Charles McIlwain Elaine Svingen M R Lazenhy TypiStS-------------Delores Roeder CACCVICQ. gr'5 Darcey Miller, JoAnn Willert, Carole Scheller Qffiai Apep club was agaln formed by the students of Pirates on to vlctory and give then support in both football and basketball Throughout the year pro- grams were put on for pep assemblies and the pep yells were plannei and led by the three cheerleaders Darcey Miller, JoAnn Willert, and Carole Scheller At the beginning of the year, officers were elected to keep the club runnlng smoothly and take care of finances Elna Melcher was elected presi dent, Betty Boldt, vice president, and Lois Micheal, secretary and treasurer The club ran under the advisorship of Miss Mary Gorman Hankinson High School this year to help cheer the fr' ', Q 5:59 Qi , .- 5 5 4 R55 2xiv51f5n'?B8'213 ith I1 ti V1 Y' ' fe U S Hb Whoa Sailor ww Carnj-V91 Homecoming Pe rtv X Iggies Skip DBF 5 Nighty Nmght Grand March School Days M at be Love 'Help' -:Q A Ziv Queen Josie ftp' The Pay off Ry H8-PDO 'hxbby IN ITIAT ION an an df in , if if Oh Hubba. 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