Hankinson High School - Pirate Yearbook (Hankinson, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1952 volume:

1 V P 1 l 5 V .1 ,., , ,, .13 . A. I -ug Y -Z A -.I NL: ,A ,I Ag Aff-- 4.-wma-is-. v-,' Zfx .R X ,J LIB wing .450-.':- ' S Dnhicaiinn QFQQQ 5 .4-' A Nl A s -17:9 , f' f fiix ,fn ' .J - -Qi, 1 , Wiz? wifi' 15. gil. .- 11: ,, ,f , ku 1' 'ff hyfif. ,-, . ,1' Q, ' my : .. fxyV,Arf'f.. Ani .l ,gf A . A4 ' . L 1,' ' 1, Q1 Q '1' ., p 5.,nj! . -ng As students of Hankinson High School, we too often take for granted the well kept grounds, the warmth of classrooms during the harsh winters, and the endless tasks which must be accomplished throughoutthe yearto keep the physical plant of our school in good condition. We, the senior class, of 1952, take great pride in dedi- cating this,our annual, WThe Piraten, to Gordon Dibbert, our capable and reliable Janitor for the last five years. 'DNHNI we N iq 3 w C f ff x X XX-X A 5 x . ., rw- -11 , . -A H up .uf 'g ,. -f' ,-L -A - ,JY ' I I , ,. -,V ... ..- ,Q 4 , 1 4- 3-f 7-5'-f - fihlf x , J . , 1 .. E . '.-lf' - Q A V- , '- bf VL I I . I , .- -.. . Q91 -if - - fw,- Aj- ij' in Mr. C. W. Seivert Superintendent NNow I don't want to take any sides--W Miss Margaret Cooper English, Library nNow your Madlu Mr. A. T. Ernst Principal, Coach, Science Nl see our time is almost up.H Miss Mary Buchanan Music, Social Studies mroughn Mr. Donald Rudow Mathematics, Science I Mr. Albert Roemmich Band Commercial nNow 1et's concentrate on HA little less noise.n chemistry for awhile.' ' N BNI 5 N Q: 0' xi' !B.b' E-Tin ,l :'t ' Y rw 4 'JT fl Il -ff: Y -Tpd, ,,e, f-m. -- -V - an Z? 'QT'-v ,j 3 I Lois Michael CO-VALEDICTORIAN Class Play 5,4, Glee Clubl,2,3,M1xedChorus l,2,3, Declamation 1, Treas. 2.5, Pres. 1, Paper Staff l,2,3,4, Annual Staff 4. uGet thosestories in.n These are fam- ous words quoted from the editor of the Hankin-Sun, Lois Michael. Lois who has been a straight NAU student all through high schoolhas been very active: Accom- pianist for Glee Club and Mixed Chorus and workingon the school paperkeep Lois' leisure time well filled. In the near future you will probably see her working in one of the big hospi- tals as her ambition is to be a nurse. Jo Ann Willert CO-VALEDICTORIAN Treasurer M Class Play 3 I+, :nee Club 1 2,3, Mixed Chorus. 1, 5, 3, Cheerleader2,3, Carni- val Queen Attendant 3, Paper 2,3, M, Annual Staff M, Band l,N. An example of brains and beauty would be JoAnn Willert, better known as HJo.U Aside from editing the paper and getting the annual out on time, JoAnn has been busy with other activities such as band, G1 Cl . d T 1 . ei meggeranof thg ep squad Jo was a cheerleader in her Sophomore and Junior years. After high.schoo1 she willattend the A. C. in Fargo where Home Economics will be her Major. ' , v. ,,, Shirley Coppin 4 1 SALUTATORIAN nv Class Play 5,4, Glee Club l,2,5,M1xedChorus l,2,5, Pres. 2, Paper Staff 2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, Declamation l, A sense ofhumor, friendly disposition and a love for chewing gum--thatdes- cribes Shirley. Shirley is the gal to whom Nplay act- ing Jest comes natural.H Besides acting in both the junior and senior play she has taken part in declamations entering the state contest in her sophomore year. To Shirley was given the distinct honor of editing this annual. 'bt -so JAMES RUMPCA HISTORIAN Football l, 2 3, M Treas.l, Pres.5 Mixed Chorus2, Class slay 3, M,Letterman 2,3,k Ann- 13alliStaff I+, Paper Staff 9 e The stage or chemistry--which profes- sion should Jim follow? On the stage Jil starred in both the Junior and senior play and von the title of best actor but on the other hand if Jim were turned loose in the chemistry lab the school would probably no longer exist. . Co-captain ofthe football team,.9l1Q! manager for the annual and artist on the Rankin Sun staff have kept this curly- haired good looking senior pretty busy. CAROL HENNINGER I CLASS WILL Glee Club l,2,3, Mixed Chorus 1 2,3, Cheer- leaderk, Class Play R, Homecoming Attendantk, PaperStaff 3,k, Annual Staff N, Secy. 2. W0h you dumb kidu is a famous saying by the writer of the class will, Carol Henninger. When you hear her say this don't be offended as it's just a phrase. Throughout high school Carolhas taken partln many activities. Among these was herpart as'a southern belle inthe senior class play. To work in an orphanage is her ambi- tion, thatis until she decides to settle down to a quiet life on the farm. ,visit 'Hur f SHIRLEY RAMISH .ii Th 'z CLASS PROPHECY Mixed Chorus la 2, 3, Glee Club 1,2 3, Vice Pres. 3, Pres.L, Class Play 3,N, Paper Staff k,Homecoming Attendant k,Annua1 Staff H, Dec- lemations l,2. The best things come in small pack- ages. This old saying can be used in describlngthe seniors' famous president, Shirley Ramish. Having had a lead role in both the junior and senior plays, Shirley has proven herself to be quite a thespian. After graduation she plans on going west to California and will probably hit Hollywood. She'sa small gal but success and hap- piness in the future will be hers. Donald more often called Harpo or wnitey the latter due to the laek or pigment in his hair, is about the most dependable senior boy. As production manager for the Hankin Sun Harpo has spent many hours cranking the mimeograph to help get the paper out on time. Harpo's good-natured disposition, his wide smile and his willingness to work make him a very likeable person. 'cl '45 Mixed Chorusl,2 3, Fo- otba111,2,3,k, Saskat- ball 1,2,3,H, vice- an Pres. H, Paper Staff 3,h, Annual Staff M, ORVA ARNDT Carn. Queen Attend. 2 olee Club'2,3, Mixed Chorus 2 3,k, Annual starr M, elass Play M. when you hear someone say nEh Orvelsu you may wonder who they're speaking to. To satisfy your curiosity, lt is none other than Orva Arndt. To find Orva in a had mood is a col- 1ector's item as her pet peeve is argu- ments or quarrels. A ' A prize possession of 0rva's is her Dad's De Soto whichshe hopes to learn to drive without running in a ditch. ...,,.,.5,,,,, .5 DONALD BRANDT E GJ l' ' PATRICIA CORDTS Mixed chorus 1 2 3, clee Club 1,2,5, gtu- dent Council k, Secy. l Annual Staffh, Paper Staff 1,u. Patty is the reddish-blonde haired senior who possesses a contagious laugh. Her giggle can be heard rippling down the hall, from the classroom, lab, and gym or wherever Pat happens to be. Patty spends part of her time acting as 'secretary and chaffeur for her Dad. Playing the piano is another of Pat's abilities. Her winsome personality has made her a favorite with many. Donn Glock Janet Dibbert Mixed Chorus l,2, 3, Glee Club l,2,3, Paper Staff N, Annual Staff H, Secy. 3, Carnival Queen Candidate N. Daughter of the custodian of Hankin- son High, with a laugh all her own, is Janet Dlbbert. The gods must have smil- ed brightly on her as she has the unique knack of telling funny stories. Janet's chief joy in life is acertain guynamed Bob, whowrites faithfully every day. To be a teacher or get married is her ambition with the latter preferred!!! Football l,2,3,h, Band l,2,3 k,Letterman 3,k Papergtaff 3 H Annual Staffhg M1xedChorus l. Tubby is the Jolly senior boy who is lucky enough to live Just across the street from the school. which probably explains why he always manages to get to school on time. Playing a horn in the school band for four years hasbeen Donn's biggest extra- curicular activity. Working at the Avon Theatre and taking care of his Kaiser also help keep this senior busy. 11 if-r Glee Donna Jentz. active part pet peeve is - tain is to be Se. Donna Jentz Club 1,2 3, Mixed Chorus l,2, , Homo- coming Queen , Annual A 'fo The title NQueen of the Grid for 51N goes to a 5 ft. 2 lass from Mantador, Donna, who has taken an in many school functions can usually be found sleeping or eating as she shows a great fondness toward both. As a confirmed individualist, Donna's nosey people and her ambi- a modern Florence Nightin- ill 'Ihr JoAnn Khehl Glen Club 1,2,3, Musa Chorusl 2,3,Homecoming Queen ,3'A, Annual sznff K, Secy. H, Class Play JoAnn is our fair-haired song bird whose lovely soprano voicehas been heard in group and solo renditions on many oc- casions. Josie is a very active gal and because of her love for a good time she finds it hard to remain quiet very long. One of Josie's distinguishing charac- teristics is her ability to blush a rosy red very easily. As a very pretty queen JoAnn reigned over the 1950 homecoming festivities. Charles Medenwald Football 1 2,g,h, Let- terman 2,5, , Class Elay 3,h, Annual Staff As the broth A in B t Goose' Arlo had the Eggggng role ig gg: senior class play. He was also co-cap- tain of the football team and put his extra-avoidupois to good use as center on the team. One of his chief delights is arguing that the De Soto isthe best car, because his Dad owns one. Another thing that makes him happyis when his bowling team, Seagram 4, leads the school league. Paul Muehler Class Play 3, Football 3,h Letterman k, Stu- z a' 'nhMvQ X bit ' 'L fv xfi ' WY is . dent Council 3 . I ,a latex-6, Paul is the senior kegler who is an expert at knocking over the ten. pins. Paul bowls in both the high school and the Interurban leagues. Playing baseball is another sport that Paul enjoys. With his pick-up or car Paul has pro- vided transportation for many class do- ings. Flip, as he is usually called, d in 4 od 1 kin nn 83.32 rsh'-132-' siy 35521-. oo g W a 1 y 1 1, , , f , -Q, 4 Y . . L e Mercedes Place Glee Club 1 2, Mixed Chorus l,2, Class Play ' if 3- ,,l . ' H, , Coming in asa close second in the gum f ' chewing contest is Mercedes Place. uCe- -- J ff'-' .5 xx wwf dyn,assbe is sometimes called, also has a talent for playingthe piano accordian. As the class musician she has performed gumerous times throughouther high school ays. To a very lucky lower classman Mer- cedes wills her ability to go lsteady, this is very suiting as the chief man in her life has been no one but Dennis for Clifford Novotny Class Play 3 Student Council N, Vice-pres. 2, Chauffeur for Home- coming Queen M. The dark-hairedlad usually found mix- ing up chemicals is Clifford Novotny. Cliff happens to be the chemist in the senior class. Although his chief joy is watching people work he is really quite he- fggif especiallywhen it comes to putting up props for the play. Not being too ardent a baseball fan, his pet peeve is the WDodgers.N For an ambition he has a simple one and that is to nget out of school.W I'm sure you'll make it now Cliff!!! sm 4-ngg 'WX the past H years. ' 'H .f ap ,J -Q Q. K Q ,541 Lois Reinke L, 'inn- Glee Club l,2,3, Mixed chorus 1 ,2. CL One of the quietestgirls inthis class is Lois Reinke. She never has much to say butjust get her started laughing and you'll havea riot. Two-faced people top the list on her hate parade and asa lov- er of music shesays dancing is her chief 10? spent playing the piano and the guitar. NTo be an artistu is her ambitionand who knows, she may be a female Rembrandt!! besides dancing, Lois' spare time is ... , fn f T ' ' ' ..,' Y JQQ J,,h, il ii ls ' .! QBQ The Yvonne Stack Class Play 3,k Glee c1ub1,2,3, mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Annual starr M, Paper Staff U, Cheer- leader M Student Coun- cil 3, Vice-Pres. 1. Nipsie is one of the most popular se- nior girls partly because of her ability to make people laugh with the stories and jokes she tells and with her amusing imitatlons. witha disposition inclined toward the mischievous Nipsie occasionally finds herself in the midst of a lcrap. Proof for this is what she calls her report card rose garden. 'BQQ , 'L g l m fg, :. 1 1, 1-L 'fl 'f K ' A .Vo-H' ' 4 - A 1 ks -Y 1 . , 5.1-,.:, ,V ' . mqN.jf s . 55' f . 'Y' 3 V Marjorie Schultz 3 x Glee Club l,2, Mixed Chorus l,2, Carnival Queen Attendant l. youngest and shortest girlin the classof U52 is Marjorie Schultz. Margie is very ambitious, but she claims her chief joy is sleeping. As for her pet peeve, she says it s people who constan- tly crack their gumg so gum-chewers be- ware, as she's little but tough. Margie has been in charge of the grade phy-ed class. So as for her ambition, she has said itis towork in an orphanage. Those little toundlings will be guardian like her!!! Marvin Witt lucky to get a , Y 11: :v -1 6? 49' I-gf ...AY Football 2,3,N, Lett- erman 3 b,Annual Staff N Student Council 1, Class Play 3,k. ' - Marvin is our tallest senior and not e ' hard to look at, but since high school requires studying out of subject. feels it would be so much books Marvin more fun and easier if it could be done with self- starters and automatic shifts as his first interest is cars and Besides tinkering with enjoys playing football. of the boys chemistry is not books. cars Marvin As with most his favorite Gordon Schmitz Camera Shy One of the Mantador boys, Gordie came to Hankinson High in his freshman year. We wonder if he appreciates Hank High as he is continually counting the number daysuntil vacation--Easter, Christmas summer,but especially summervacation. Gordie enjoys hunting, conseigentlg h I hi tim 1 s ent hunt an of of muc o s e s p g relating exciting hunting experiences or we may find him with his nose in an ad- venture book. ?-'inw 3172 lfuoh nw First row--M. Place, Y. Stack, C. Henninger, J. Dibbert, L. Reinke, M. Schultz e Second row--Mr. Roemmich, J. willert, S. Ramish, D. Jentz, P. Cordts, 0. Arndt, Mr. Seivert. Third row--C. Novotny, J. Kuehl, L. Michael S. Coppin, J. Rumpca. Fourth row--D. Brandt, C. Medenwald, M. Witt, P. Muehler, D. Glock. 7150111 31712 lqnokeh Khan 5 I I, .J ,. 9 ' ' ' . xv .0 , f . .W 4' ,- '. D . x - ' -J 17, V3.1 .Ph V lg ' If I 4 ' Domv Shmkhlkt ii -W' -'N.f5.f' Loss K- 1 ' ' -... QF. 'fzf' 'LL N , -5 ' 1 'rx V f J! g f A YS pf Q 'I U . I Mfmaff U51-Ion'f'y W 3 , 1- n n H ,n , 'J i- s ffm HH R P0 H fm A f Q I rv 1, ' ijlfl A... ali! A N? an a A r 'E Tri!-.' I U ly v..- wr-nv 1- ' N 1 I '- -,R -' 1 ,,gj! - ' N nn1El'T53mrm.:u 'xy ' 4 I f 1 3 1 I .. ,L g l ' f f , gn- s- - Joslg :jf xv .I .v- M' J ' 11 ' ...- -Qi ' 7 5 , ' LV i . 1 Q' .H Ty L ' viliffvff ' N 4 ' 5 4- 1' ' i , P ,f t5k.ru.. ' Mzaczcfzs A1gD'K'L JI H .Gi a 741' , - - A - W ., - Q . xg, Af I I ig - A' 'Q 5 i M M!- . if ,h J , K in '-f ' xf Q f' , vr 4':a if W , ,X f. R- V 1 - , f 1 5. A .fdffw ?X y.p Lola' H - 7b 'Phi' RNS Ogvg Class lfiisiorg Nineteen hundred and forty was the year in history making class of n52N started 1t's educa- tion. In September of that year 33 students en- rolled under the supervision of Miss Karlstrom. Aseighth graders only 6 of those who started here remained, while 5 others were added. In our freshmen year our enrollment had in- creased considerable. The 28 students who started their freshmen year are: Florence Baker, Arvilla Bladow, Donald Brandt, Shirley Coppin, Patricia Cordts Janet Dibbert, Donn Glock, Gerhart Hell Carol Menninger, Donna Jentz, Wayne Kahn, JoAnn Kuehl, Lois Michael, Wendell Huss, Paul Muehler, Clifford Novotny, Mercedes Place Shirley Ramish, Lo1sReinke, James Rumpca, Gordon Schmitz, Marjorie Schultz Yvonne Stack, Jo Ann Willert, Marvin Witt, Virgil Rrause, Darlene Medenwald, and Charles Med- enwaldt. The major highlight of this year was the in- itiation. Whilein cur Sophomore year it was doing the initiating. That year we gained Orva Arndt and lost Florence Baker and Gerhart Hell. Our Carnival Queen Candidates never came in first but we worked very hardto get where we did. Asfreshmen and sophomores our candidates, Marjorie Schultz and Orva Arndt came in last. As juniors and seniors our candidates, Jo Ann Willert and Janet Dibbert came in a close second both times. We had more luck with our Homecoming Queens having Jo Ann Kuehl as queen in our junior year and Donna Jentz reigning over the grid in our senior year. Prom provedto be the excitement of our junior year. A banquet was given in honor of the seniors and was supposed to have been the best in the his- tory of H.H.S. The Tempo Kings provided the music for the dance. In the beginning of this year we presented Wwe Shook the Family Treen, a comedy directed by Miss Gorman, it was a huge success. The ever dwindling class, this year lost Wayne Kahn, Arvilla Bladow, and Darlene Medenwgld, Leaving 22 in the class out Of a beginning enrollmentof 33 students in the first grade. Those in our class who attended school here all 12 years are Patricia Cordts, Janet Dibbert Yvonne Stack, Charles Medenwaldt, and Donald Brandt. The long awaited year came at last. As soph- isticated seniors we enjoyed showing off our new rings, getting and exchanging our pictures pre- paring for the annual giving the Senior Class Play, attendingProm, and going on our senior trip. Q:lE155 117111 we, the Senior Classot l952,be1ng of sound mind and body, do make and declare this is our last will and testament. To the faculty: Our appreciation for everything they have done for us. To the Junior Class: Our ability to get things done. the Sophomore Class: Our high scholastic standings. the Freshman Class: We will our spirit and cooperation. To Dave McIlwain: Shirley Coppin wills her belief that girls are smarter than boys. To Vernon Muehler: Janet Dibbert wills her love letters. To Yvonne Jasmer: Donna Jentz wills her ability to get along with the male population. To Lois Mourer: JoAnn Kuehl wills her secret crushes. To Helen Henninger: Carol Henninger wills her cheerleading ability so she'll be extra good. To Clark Wurlz James Rumpca wills his supposedly brown nose and curly hair. To Kenneth Hoefs: JoAnn Willert wills her editorship. To Laverne Lenz: Lois Reinke wills her ability to go steady with two boys at one time. To Keith Rischz Shirley Hamish wills her wit. Half a wit is better than none. To anyone who can get it: Clifford Novotny wills his seat next to Marie Foertsch. To Diane Riemann: Yvonne Stackwdlls herability totelljokes . To Sandy Simmonson: Orva Arndt wills her ability to break up and make up. To Ruth Krueger: Patty Cordts bequeaths her ability to play To To the piano. To Marjorie Irvin: Lois Michael wills her fast walk. To Margaret Michael: GordonSchmitzwills hisscholastic stand- ings. To Ray Vellenga: Paul Muehlerwills hisplace inthe lunchroom. To Paul Jarskiz Donald Glock wills his ability to play the tuba. To Margaret Arndt: Mercedes Place wills her ability to go steady. To Duane Ebel: Donald Brandt wills his ability to study. To Kenneth Reinke: Marjorie Schultz wills her height. To LeRoy Vick: Charles Medenwaldt wills his teasing ability. To Ronald Hoefs: Marvin Witt bequeaths his mechanic ability. We hereby sign and seal our last will and testament this 22nd day of May, in the year nineteen hundred and fifty two. QAM f75.l img Qlass Prophets Last night as I was dreaming, I dreamed a dream so fair, I soared to regions gleaming, with jewels and gems so rareg And there in sparkling splendor, behold an angel cameg And then in tones so tender she sang a noble strain, Until asleep I'd fallen, and had in visions seen The future of my classmates in a dream within a dream. DONN GLOCK is now film director for MGM and doing very well, ag I seehe has been awarded the NLOOKN achievement award for 2. CHARLES MEDENWALDT is now running a reducing salon in New York and has engaged PAT CORDTS as his dependable secretary. JAMES RUMPCA is specializing as a chemist. So far his lab hasbeen remodeledseveral times becauseof various explosions. JOANN WILLERT famous dress and fashion designer has many shops in America. Among her best models are WNIPSIEU STACK and MERCEDES PLACE. PAUL MUEH ER has designed an outstanding type of plane and has as his test pilot, MARVIN WITT. DONNA JENTZ and JOANN KUEHL were taking their nurses train- ing under LOIS MICHAEL, who is a graduate nurse and has also done outstanding work in the scientific field. CLIFFORD NOVOTNY isdoing a splendidjob on his 800-acre farm. Helping him is GORDON SCH ITZ, also a lover of country life. MARJORIE SCHULTZ and ORVA ARNDT are both happily married. Orva andher husband are running the Sale Barn while Marjorie and her husband are on a tour of Europe. CAROL H NNINGER is president of the Minneapolis Women's Soc- iety where she has advanced on the theory that a matriarchal society should prevail. DONALD WWHITEYW BRANDT is now a famed dentist in Chicago with JANET DIBBERT as his charming receptionist. SHIRLEY COPPIN is making a name for herself as an author. Herlast bookwas entitled nUp From Slaverynan autobiography pertaining to life in HMS. World-wide artist is none other than LOIS REINKE. Her recent picture is entitled NThe Day After The Night Before.W SHIRLEY RAMISH has gone to California and igya airline ste- wardess for United States Airlines. Quinn' Glas-5' Dlag First row--Yvonne Stack, Shirley Ramish, Lois Michael, Jo Ann Willert Second row--Miss Cooper, Orva Arndt, Jo Ann Kuehl, .Shirley Coppin, Miss Buchanan. Third row--Charles Medenwaldt, Marvin Witt, Carol Henninger, James Rumpca. BROTHER GOOSE A -vi K . 1 , . ., ' 'QQ4 -1-'r r Act III lf E'3n s 1 I', . bs Er '-,ZZ-, P SW E J, . X '-'bl ? i. li1,,gf,J l 'ii V s -- .Q ,I 2 ' F . 'W - 39' fm X Q f V. F eg, W' A fv --f -1- P. Johnson L, Kgth C. Brandt P. Jarski K. Risch il! 'W Q 5 ck ' a . , fi umm' x K 'I 5 TQN'.-f?i'i A. Procknow V. Muehler K1 2 4 I 'R 1 Q 1' F? 'QQC C 7: 3: CE: h 2: e , n A n xp., G. Blaaow c. Wurl D. Pietz C' '- L- 301111 President V. President Secretary J. Nepper Homecoming I s we ' Queen 1 f' if he -a W e f 4 .p. Attendants .- JR 7- MQ A I N. Mersch B. King P. Ebel A. Pankow -W 3. A -5 1, nv Q 4: Q I ,, , A F -a 4 Z - Q - 4- -9 XR7' ' ' X - -.A 3-. N K ' gf f W D. Mertes C. McIlwain K. Hoefs A. Ebel S. Polfuss Treasurer S. Council S. Council Car. Queen Attendant Q fa-,, L 1 a 5 5 5.5 J. Milbrandt L. Kutter ., . It C. no 4.f: .. x' . ' ' f x t' ' fe Q' 5, -r V I il.. 'w .uk ' 4-if G. Muehler C. Ahrens D. Ebel J. Bladow M. Witt S. Dering LL! :ii ' X Ux'3,,1 5,Q ,S .NN N dw 1 XL. qi. 49? 'A7Y ,A!rN K. Reinke ' hr '. 14 K -.,. D. Bellin QQ: 5 ' 1 1 r H..Krapse Q 'R' I' .K- ru fy .1 I E. Berndt 4 :'S' C. Mourer -1 ' 0-fb' I A +9 'T 65' , . v , 1 - D: Muehler 4 u Q. G. Reinke 9 'Q ,qu K I - X518 XAX ,. Y, Jasmer P. Schmitz C. Saupe D. Kutter R. Krueger 5 0 11 U I11 0 1' B X.w S. Wallman 3,6 ' ,-,i,'f .4 . V. - 1 R. Dickerman D. Rieman J. Meftee Pres. V. Pres. 2 A 1: , K 'fi' gig? ,Qi Kc 4' HL Henninger N, Smith Car. Queen Attendant V Q .. ' 2 w ' fi, 31- is ,Q Im: 'fy If me e sl L. Vick M. Kahn ..Arndt Sec.-Treas. S. Council 'l E1 5 5 Ll 1 A 6- S. Slmmonson 1 FF ff -. , 7 - ',., 'I cu ui I f-. 11. ' ag 7, j . Q zci- ' is 1,45?A 5 VIH .3 . 4 f 'WK '5 Wx H 'e ' X' xl.. ' J. Medenwaldt A. Witt R. Vellenga B. Medenwaldt S- TiegS 22' ir U D.. Hermann G -iffy ,.-, SER. , t H. Emde W'-2 x... 1 .- L. Mourer Q4 -- Qg'r if: HX A P. Brandt ..--. It-1-gn .3 'n - 1 . L.! A. Schultz rim. '-..v 1 X7 S. Novotny pg ' 7 - U MANY. . Y J .255 J. Stack 3-fi 4' 3? E Y GR GP f4f L5L I :a:A 'M ' ' P M i ,1 1 L. Mourer M. Foertsch J. Mumm C. Reinke G. Birchem i T6 4 I' B 5 I11 B I1 M C. Ebel J'oT 3? A ,li 5 QQ' ,sph .wil . R Y- in Y C. Scheller M. Michael C. Boldt Pres. Treas. H. Muehler M, Irvin Secy. . A ! 1' , . , , 4 46' ih,f' . ' . K. P0pp D. McIlwain J. Paul V. Pres. S. Council Car. Queen . :F -63 Class L. Lenz A -, .v I -I fi- IZJ - 1 V Q. ,J 1. I , .ff . fr. . I. , 1 -.. i- K ' A ,,-f. W. Berndt Cl. .vxl V. Johnson M. Krump R. Hoefs D. Witt 61'ElhB5. -Nr -'ef N-R' PN , Z' ,L2t..!'.1 l . FIRST GRADE FirstRow--F. Maas, J. Nelson, J. Ernst, R. Buckhouse, L. Johnson. Second Row--D. Cressey, D. Cressey, I. Dwyer, D. Khaak, L. Buck- house, D. Boldt. ThirdRoup-Miss Karlstrom, J. Renegar, E. Mars, S. Solid, P. Pan- kow, D. Seivert, D. Prochnow. Not Pictured--M. Buckhouse, D. Franz, D. Marohl, L. Miller, M. Miller, A. Zeitlow, L. Bladow. SECOND GRADE First row- J. Medenwaldt, D. Paul, 'P. Bladow, H. Buckhouse, M. Setterlund. Second row--M. McIlwain, M. Wallock, L. Jaeger, A. Klawitter, C. Nelson, C. Quam. Third row--Miss Quamme, B. Sawyer, M. E1ke,M.Medenwa1d, M. Schel- ler, L. Holmes, K. Krause. Fourth row--S. Weber, G. Kirkeby, D. Haukness, M. Michael, R. Grawe, D. Ebel. Not Pictured--R. Bellin, D. Bellin, P. Zietlow. THIRD GRADE First row--D. Berndt, E. Knaak, J. Scheller, L. Medenwaldt. Second row--MissReinke, S. Scheller, J. Kath, R. Roth, D.Bladow Third row--C. Goodsell, W. Milbrandt, J. Stein, G. Medenwaldt, P. Thomas. Not Pictured--D. Baker, L. Bladow, G. Bohn, E. Buckhouse, J. Buckhouse, M. Franz, C. Kinn, V. Ramish, L. Zietlow. FOUREH GRADE First row--L. Medenwald, R. Dibbert, J. Buckhouse, J. Johnson, K. Nelson. Second row--M.Ernst, A. Grawe, L. Bladow, B. Brunkhorst, D. Med- enwald, M. Krause. Third row--B. Scheller, D. Medenwaldt, M. Wipperman, B. Murphy, D. Mumm, K. Irvin, Teacher, Miss Synder. Not Pictured--K. Buckhouse, C. Kinn, J, McGray FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE First row--E. Knaak, A. Maas, R. Haukness, E. Knudsen, W. Weber, J. Holmes, D. Ramish. Second row--Miss Nordahl, G. Irvin, C. Kratzer, R. Brandt, J. Krause, J. Bu- ckhouse, J. Krause, J. Roth. Third row--J. Scheller, L. Buckhouse,R. Green, D. Coppin,F. Wallock, D.Ebel. M. Ebel. Fourth row--L. Holmes, G. Ramish, W. Winefelt, J. Murphy, J. Simonson, J. Willert, A. Johnson. Not Pictured--R. Buckhouse, R. Buckhouse, M. Kinn. Junior iliigh ' . Y? 1 E'f2'S A' ,n I ',n'4 ll 1' 4 First row--S. Medenwald, A. Berndt, D. Medenwald, F. King 0. Buckhouse, A. Miller, D. Rumpca. Second row--R. Nelson,C. Bladow, A. Johnson,W. Kath, M.Dibbert, E. Scheller, B, Hartleben. Third row--D. Ebel, R. Geiser, D. Jones, P. McIlwain, C. Ebel, R. Kirkeby, Miss Hanson. Not Pictured--D. Shelly, N. Buckhouse, R. Zietlow, J. Bohn. PQIHLE ! , R' A R. lx! I Y W t , fx' AQ , 52 .ft I 5, - .- . - , fi Y--. IC ll 1 H X , 5 x if Q I r A' ,J-1 V vxx f X Q 'J Y: V f 1 i J ff W f ff if r ir , 'n -. gi ,X Qi: ,,'-' in Q X! , - f P 1 L' SENIOR SIX Donald Brandt, Paul Mue- hler, co-captain Charles Medenwaldt, Marvin Witt, Donn Glock, and co-cap- tain James Rumpca. 515 .J ,Agn A 1 F Ifnnihall 1 Hankinson Wyndmere 1l+ J Hankinson H5 Lidgerwood O I Hankinson E2 Milner 7 Hankinson 5 Fairmount O Hankinson 70 Browns Valley 0 I J Hankinson 6 Campbell Csix manJ0 44?' lf-n.... - ,,5g5Zl T ' - ul f -I, , V00 Individual Scoring Sam Dering 37 Jim Rumpca 6 Harmon Krause 60 Charles McIlwain 18 ' Glenn Bladow 12 Dave McIlwain 6 Lloyd Bohn 2 Ken Hoefs 1 i Hankinpon 283 Won 6 Opponents 21 Lost O W - fl. ree ' . .ff up First rov-- D. Bellin, J. Paul D. McIlwain, P. schmlzz, F. nering, R. Vellenga. Second row-- G. Bladow, L. Bohn, H. Krause, C. McIlwain, S. Daring, D. Ebel. Third row-- D. Brandt, C. Hedenwaldt, M. Witt, P. Muehler, D. Glock, J. Rumpca. . Ji a.Y'Tn.011f 'VIC-fflfl -370W smson nsconojf Bhnkinson--51 New Effington--30 I at ,w Hankinson--73 Forman---- .6 iffac Hank1nson-- wyndmere-- Hank1nson-- Havana --------- 32 ITU '- Bank1nson-- Wyndmere ----- --28 3 Hankinson-- M11nor---- F Hankinson-- L1sbon---- Hank1nson-- Fairmount ----- - X Hankinson-- Lidgerwood Hankinson-- Campbell-- Hankinson-- Havana---- Hankinaon-- Milner -------- - A H, Hank1nson-- New Eff1ngton-- q Hankinson-- Campbell-- Hankinson-- Fairmount ------ 62 Hankinaon-- Cogswell ------- 38 Hank1nson-- Lidgerwood 61 Hankinson-- orman ---- 38 '- 13m:TY:fL Hankinson--7E Wahpeton::5S PIRATES G0 T0 STATE The Pirates von the district championship at Lid- gerwood for the 3rd year in a row. In the final game Hankinson won over Fairmount H2 to 39. This enabled them to go to the regional tournament at Valley City. For the first time Hankinson sent a representative to the State Tournaments held at Bismarck by placing Second at the Regional Tournaments, losing to Lisbon in the championship game M7 to NS. .M L . 2 Chuck 'Ray J1l-:Lyra Gian p1'n.K9 masheihall - .H t. 4 ..- ,EVP . A 4 1 1 X JL J ax v i .. . or I Front row--B. Roofs, S. Daring, G. Bladow D. Pietz. Second row--Mr. Ernst, C. Mollwain B, Veilenga, D. Brandt Tun-a row--D. Baum, L. noun, H. In-gun, A. Pmkow. i juniors Front row--G. Ramish, C. Bladow, R. Nelson, D. Medenvaldt, R Brandt. Second row--C. A. Johnson. Third row--Mr. Hankins on--H7 Hankinaon--30 Hhnkineon--ai Hhnk1naon-- Hankins on-- 50 Hankinson--35 Hankinson--36 Hankinson--37 Ebel, P. McIlwain, D. Ebel, D. Jones, R. Geiser, Rudow, D. McI1wa1n,J1 Pau1,L. Maurer, D. Kirkeby .RECORD FOR '51-52 Wyndmere- ---- -22 Havana- - - --... 17 N. zffington--36 Wyndmere-- Milnor ---- Fairmount- Lidgerwood Campbell-- Hankinson--EO Hank1nson-- 2 Hankins on--28 Hankins on--1+1 Hankinson--31+ Hhnkinson--26 Hankins on--kg Hankinson--2 H4Ym1---- Milner ---- Effington- Campbell-- Fairmount- St. Francis Lidgerwood Whhpeton-- iff E Q 3 4- ' 1, -.' ,h Y A if ig f I w x 1' if N Xvg f 4345 9 ., V 5. fd WE! q, fX X 1' XA- .+uw,g:L '53 B J ig N '14 W fn 1 A fr of WM! Y1'Q'l7 6 f:S MffZfm'if WWWW2i5Q if QQQffjQ,,Annua15iaff yffy M M my 4051257 n , HM KR I 1 ewspaper Siaff A Co-Editors---Lois Michael, JoAnn Willert Assistant Editor ----------- Kenneth Hoefs Sports Editors -------------- Glenn Bladow Chuck McIlwain Class Reporters---Yvonne Stack, Jeanette Milbrandt, Diane Rieman, LaVerne Lenz Feature Reporters--Shirley Coppin, Keith Risch, Marilyn Kahn, Harmon Krause Grade News -------------- Margaret Michael Music Reporter ------------ Marjorie Irvin Typists---Patricia Cordts, Janet Dibbert Carol Henninger Artists ------- Donn Glock, Shirley Hamish David McIlwain, James Rumpca Production Mgr. ------------ Donald Brandt Advisors -------- Miss Cooper, Mr. Seivert 1 1 ll 09' d Sinheni Qfnnncil Front row--Mr. Seivert, Kenneth Hoefs, Annette Ebel, Hari- lyn Khhn. Secondrovw-David McIlwain, Clifford Novotny, PattyCordts. Bowling G: 111 I u f-.em din.: Qi?-an Glenn Bladow, Keith Risoh, Paul Muehler, Harmon Krause, and Kenneth Hoefl. A High School Bowling League has been organized this year consisting of eight teams. SEQEQAH N es Hedenwald CCept.J Ken- neth Hoefs, Lloyd Bohn, and Gary Muehler. elen enninger, CCagt.JSandra Sinmoneon, Sharon iege, and Shirley Wellman. 5 Hogg? amen pce CCept.J Harmon grease, Cary Brandt and Le Roy c . Eegehgisoi, KCapt.JG1ennB1adow JamesRumpca and Donald Bellin. 3 30855 eter Schmitz, CCapt.D Clifford Novotny, John Nepper, Norbert Hersh, and James Mertes. Caro? Henninger, CCapt.J Jo Ann Willert, Nipsie Stack Shirley Hamish, and Donna Jentx. EQIQEOTS Paul Muehler, CCapt.JDon,Brandt gi.i Chuck McIlwain, and Duane B e QRQEDSTEBS Donald eita, fCapt.JFredLewis, Dave McIlwain, and Alvin Witt. ifranb Front Row--D. Medenwald,N.Buckhouse, R. Buckhouse,R. Nelson,E. Kath, E. Knudsen, C. Ebel, E. Scheller- Second Row--Mr. Roemmich, D. K1rkeby,. H. Henninger, M.Khhn, S. Teigs, S. Wellman, S. Simmonson, K. Popp. Third Row--R. Geiser, C. Brandt, R. Vellenga, K. Hoefs, C. McIlwain, L Vick Ffaurzn Row--D. Peiuz, G. Bladow, K. Risen, D. Glock, J. Paul. VUJ. Not pictured--JoAnn Willert. 2 ?k61BBQ.v1L1h Y. 7 .XS lil: Front Row--P. Brandt, G. Birchem, V. Johnson, R. Krueger, D. Rieman, M. Kahn, J. Willert, S. Ramish. Second Row--S. Simmonson, M. Foertsch, C.Reinke, S. Novotny, M. Irvin, B. King, S. Polfuss, S. Coppin, M. Place, Y. Jasmer, L. Reinke. Third Row--C. Boldt, J. Mumm, L. Mourer, D. Herrmann, P. Cordts, D. Jentz, H. Henninger, M. Arndt. Fourth Row--C. Scheller, D. Mertes, J. Stack, C. Ebel, M. Witt, K. Popp, N. Smith, O. Arndt, G. Reinke. Fifth Row--L. Lenz, M. Michael, L. Michael, A. Ebel, J. Dibbert, P. Ebel, Y. Stack, C. Henninger, J. Kuehl, S. Teigs, S. Wallman. v' 33241 Club First row--S. Simonson,G. Birchem, R. Krueger, D. Jentz, J. Willert, S. Ram- ish, D. Rieman, N. Smith, G. Reinke, S. Wallman. 1 Second row--L. Michael, J. Kuehl, O. Arndt, S. Tiegs, D. Mertes, L. Kath, L. Lenz, M. Kahn, M. Schultz, M. Place, J. Dibbert, S. Coppin, J. Milbrandt. Third row--P.Cordts, C.Bo1dt, P. Brandt, C. Ebel, M. Witt, P. Ebel, A. Ebel, S. Novotny, J. Stack, L. Reinke, M. Arndt, Y. Jasmer, S. Polfuss, B. King. Fourth row--M. Irvin V. Johnson, C. Scheller, M. Michael, K. Popp, M. Foer- tsch, L. Mourer, D. Serrmann, C. Reinke, J. Mumm. Eheerlnahers .Q ,- QW M W' NH J 'xii' i I iff :gf .X 2 Fyf. 67' IQ.: f ' Q E Q S' . vg - ,Hx- x f-4 , QJJ kk 4 Yvonne Stack, Helen and Carol Henninger A 5 W3 M4105 all ' l V 4 ' 5 a ' 1 X D 1 ' I Y -I JI. 4, , -:lg Tn-' v- mf , , ,. . - .---nj, 'gil' 5oPh6M'6'R'z. Q GXU F f' UTC! . X f9 CQMR1 1 vx kf P , Q unzahonvi UNW 6 ? W ., fl ,, , , , 1 6 Aw -5 ' 1 ' f5? ' VL 90 ' ' Z Q 5 2? I 4 44 vvmvivylj NCHA SIQOES? ,., 5, fi, V. --, -- , .W.3T.'LfvHf -V., - , .wa 1 'Z 'Q N . . mb -. - - mv- , f, 4 MIL. 'lv Bob A - . lf' 'x U E ,i 1 'TwlNS .fs ',', 143-Q wg, , X If g r' i nf Y RK 'BHDEGG-5 Bama smear Jvsw' KWJ, 4-15 lv 'E .. ll Y , P A 11:75 pfMph, , si J . -Q 7 EEEK! W 'Swvsu ms' ' 'fha-. 1'hnvo ,Q 'Phi HY hp Opt if ENN' 111 4 ', T '3 ,. ,fm -i 3 ' - 2' 'Pfncg mpc 1,g,,.,-Z1 Q FUNNY? .5'oPHoM0RE SIX uLM5 if Q 5,152 , , 1 I I :JA , 5 ' X 6 C ' 7 emi .1-3 .--,if .- 5011 A L X ,M W N J? S ,xkvi XZ A Q? , . -q4. x x -1, L Y: ,X 'X ag' 5 I G X lf Q-. 1 Q 3 Q L1 A x . f:'e1f.?2f Nr g f . A' Z W A W x X 6s me f r Q ., V SYM, XG' fl? -v i S 1' . ,Q 4 Xxx? if yf QSX f 61, xmfxf j ,lpn 5. A Gfarniual F5 ' f E1 1-4j, : ' Q?lR N 'LL if ' Q L J f vm I G1++.Nq- - gg 'Reddy Canofvnflou Quesfv KHREN C mnmecnmlng F' 1 . wi ,: .X !2il.R .a Locks' Mnfvf Those Koutnlfli 4 uf' , .f 7 J 1 v n 4 fy' . w. y, , I . Y lg: in: ff V ,J Q.. . V. ix , f ,ga ' sn, I' - Tx ex .fx ,, ' x- 'Wiizl v ' Luck if 5-. 1, W 7 J 'Pndcl IIN? 57und Drum n J M6 nf!! 3 fx Kf N if v CLASS NIGHT May zo, 1952, 8:00 P.M. Vocal Solo -------------- JoAnn Kuehl Presentation of Cane ------- Shirley Ramish Acceptance of Cane --------- Glenn Bladov Class Song ------------- Senior Class Song -------------- Senior Quartette Senior Skit ------------ Senior Class Class History ----------- James Rumpca Class Phrophecy - - - ----- Carol Henninger Class will ----- ------ - Shirley Ramish Presentation of Awards ---------- Faculty WAmericaU ---------------- Audience - 5 COM NCEM NT PROGRAM May 22, 1952, 8:00 P.M. Processional ------------ Miss Buchanan Vocal Selection ------------ Glee Club Salutatory ------------- Shirley Coppin Commencement Address ------ Mr. Walter Myhrum Vocal Selection ---- Junior High Girls Chorus Co-Valedictory ----------- Lois Michael Piano Solo -------------- Karen Popp Co-Valedictory ----------- JoAnn Willert Awarding of 8th Grade Diplomas-Supt. C. W. Seivert Presentation of Senior Class - Supt. C. W. Seivert Awarding of High School Diplomas ----- Pres. of Board of Education, Fred O.Hea1y Vocal Selection Sophomore Sextette Recessional Miss Buchanan Motto -E -g.- Song Aim to be always i g -i You'11 Never on the square. 6 walk Alone'll - Nj Colors 3 f Flower Lavender and White White Rose I I' U1 fk Q Qwkgg VW Dy? Us N6 1H.if1'ff! .fpuacggj QQ-A. W 5 f fm ww, M55 Mfi Wifi 931511, Ziff' E wr? Q: f-ii uk M104 iz , W R gig N MM MM Wgigw 'Fuqkqjixg 3 2 1496 ' ft - 32 M 2 it ww W 51 VM if Q1jLQ4J 5WM1xL 0 W: Wg' Exfkk X U fffwngefwff 9 V NN Uusms 5 S 7 4 1.9 If J QD HER Z 1 f .a 1 W K fw iz W 2 A 4 fs Rf X z 5 ,Z 5 , , K NK QV 9 lg' 1 H A N K I N S 0 H D R U G Sodas 14 Sund:es 'ii' Drugs Go .pf A I 4 n B, Yiiflllififaiu . l . I1 BEST IN GIFTS AND MAGAZINES Phone 561+1 R. WILLERT, PROP. FURNITURE FUNERAL HOME COMPLIMENTS of WAHPETON FLORAL Flowers for all occasions THE WIPPERMAN CO. COMPLIMENTS of GOLDEN PH ASANT BAR Hhnkinson, North Dakota Fgnkinson, I N01'th Dakota WASHED ROCK AND SAND PIT RIVER GRAVEL Located on Lake Elsie BURTON AND LEE Call 50 Breckenridge I BEST WISHES TO TH SENIOR CLASS BLADOW'S BAR Wines, Cordials, Liquors FRED BLADOW, PROPRIETOR SWIFT AND COMPANY POULTRY - EGGS - HATCHERY POULTRY FEED - FOR EVERY' NEED BRECKENRIDGE, MINNESOTA N osBonNE - MCMILLAN ELEVATOB John-Sahli Ageht A HANKINSQN NORTH DAKOTA COMPLIMENTS OF BADER INSURANCE AL BADER, PROPRIETOR WAHPETON, NORTH DAKOTA COMPLIMENTS of RED RIVER IMPLEMENT Breckenridge , Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE SENIOR CLASS OF '52 MARK PESCHEL AND CO. BRECKENRIDGE, MINNESOTA GREEN BROTHERS' COMPANY SEEDS AND FEEDS HANKINSON, NORTH DAKOTA WE CONGRATULATE THE STUDENTS of THE HANKINSON HIGH SCHOOL of 1951-1952 THE RICHLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY PUBLISHERS THE HANKINSON NEWS Office Forms - Paper Supplies - Business Printing mee dzezeqx ,XV L PETE AND M1KE's cAFE 73' 2... Home Made Pie S I 5 Good Coffee PETE WALLOCK, PROP. PETE AND MIKE'S CAFE Tender Steaks Short Orders I SPECIALIZING IN CANDID WEDDING PICTURES JOHNSON'S PHOTO STUDIO Wahpeton, North Dakota C. M. JOHNSON, PHOTOGRAPHER PORTRAITS OF DTQTINCTION dplgil-25? comma STORE R55 - Aff. '. , if OPEN.EVENINGS John Boll, Prop. Il And Sundays KET 5vP' PHONE 6461 LEGION BOWL in BOWLING x :so BILLIARDS J 7' es: 4' J. P. noun, Owner Supplies For School 8. Home Gamble Q81 Variety Store HANKINSON, NORTH DAKOTA l H. M. JONES LUMBER FUEL HARDWARE Phone 418 Hankinson Has Experience Any Value? For 2l years we have been master cleaners of men's fr women'5 apparel. Be Particular- Send Everything Tc Us. M. GRAN ELL 8. COMPANY ALWAYS RELIABLE TAILORS - CLEANERS HANKINSON, N. D. Langevin Bros. Fresh Meats ond Groceries Cold Storage Lockers W. J. Chapin 8. Son Watch Makers and Jewelers HANKINSON, NORTH DAKOTA Lewis Meal Market A. c. LEWIS Fresh Meats OUR FAMILY FOODS Phone 48l Hankinson, N. D. Mehl's Flower Shop MEHL's GREENHOUSE Telephone ll8 Breckenridge, Minnesota 4-1 Wise Shoppers Do Their Shopping At The Red Owl HANKINSON, NORTH DAKOTA DIAL 432 JERRY'S BAR Beer Wines Liquor Jerry Hipp, Prop. MELBY'S STUDIO s PHONE M58 Are Beautiful CPQHSCG HEI-BY Ponrmns f' T', I ' flgwx Q fag? W' ' ,vii 0. Melby, Owner SCHELLER'S SERVICE Washing - Greasing - Tire Repairs - Battery Charging GAS 8: OIL HANKINSON, NORTH DAKOTA Congratulations 'ro the Seniors Drs. Halvorson Kc Schleintz Hankinson, North Dakota Compliments of Stern Clothing Co. WAHPETON, N. D. Houkness 81 S00 FAIRWAY FINE FOODS General Merchandise ERLING HAUKNESS, Prop. I-lANKINSON, N. DL YOUR HOME OWNED I FEDERATED STORE ROBEY 5 Barber 81 Beauty Shop A Complete Store For The Entire Family S For Your Next Appoimmem DIAL 445 OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT HANKINSQN, Norm oAKoTA KRAUSE'S SUPER SERVICE Skilled Mechanics - Modern Equipment ,R E+ .- ,Q if-rx KAISER N S' ' Q44 mann l V ,.,53,m' rimzzn X 9 H0253 HANKINSQN, N. D. KMSER f. r mmm R -7QgJ.'4r'11 .QEITE-Jil I ' The Solzer Lumber Co. , F. G. Glssen, Mgr. Everything in the Line of Building Materials HARDWARE C1 FUEL hone 433 Hankinson, N. D. Hankinson, so Sesame AS PROVIDED IN THE BANKING ACT OF i933 c 5' ' 2 5 urs 3 Q uwsumuw 5 Lincoln State Bank Fire, Tornado, Auto, Public Liability and Property Damage Insurance. North Dakota Hankinson, 4255. UIQ CARGILI., INCORPORATED cAnGlu. HYBRID com North Dakota MANTADOR HARDWARE 8K IMPLEMENT CO. McCormick-Deering Farm Machinery Refrigeration Maytag Washing Machines 81 Bottle Gas Stoves Goodyear Tires For Tractors, Trucks and Cars A Full Line of Ports On Hcmci Complete Shop Service for Overhauling Tractors, Trucks and Cars INTIIIIIATIOIAI. HARVESTER Our Service ls Always Available TELEPHONE 7321 MANTADOR, N. D L. W. JENTZ, Manager WM wo gglllbew I new ' Qi IW Ii L TWIN CITY CREAMERY Manufacturers of High Grade Dairy Products Ice Cream - Butter - Cheese Cash Buyers of Cream TELEPHONE I03 BRECKENRIDGE, MINN. c N. g ,XJ,,4 x.7 A-it QR. . 'XV :-- as 'il 499 'I 4' 2? 2 AVON THEATRE Motion Pictures Are Your Best Entertainment --Bring Your Friends ond Relax In Comfort-- S. J. BACKER, Prop. AVON GRILL Home Cooking - Sandwiches - Fountain DAKOTA BUS DEPOT R. E. COPPIN, Prop. Hankinson, N. D ' you need at LAND O'l.AKES EE Your Besi' Market For EGGS POULTRY TU RKEYS TRY OUR HIGH QUALITY FEEDS PHONE 490 Y , 1. L .. n DS I SIIDS IOULTIV-EGG - , nu nu mzmws own 5 U Il Ill, AIIIEYIIIG ORGIIIIIIIIOII H nkinsvn, North Dakota H. BRANDT A SON KELVINATOR -- PAINTS RANGES -- STOVES HARDWARE Hankinson, No ' R E A D Y -- T O -- W E A R 'x kai For The Family . f A X X xr , x' 1 SCHELLER'S STORE rth Dakota Hankinson, North Dakota HANKINSON C0-OPERATIVE CREAMERY ASSOCIATION Roland Medenwaldt, Mgr. L B A R nlt Pays JOB I N E H A N B E R S H O P To Look Your Bestn LINEHAN, Barber Phone 476 Hankinson, N. Dak. Hhnkinson, North Dakgta D E L R I 0 Whhpeton's Finest, for Tasty Food Specializing in Home Made Candies and Ice Cream WH N YOU VISIT WAHPETON VISIT The D E L R I O C'l'he only place of its kind? CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF '52 Gu! I SEIIUICE gil. fi 7' ,::: 45 L- M, I LILLEGARD cnmv. INC WAHPETON, N. D. STOUDT MOTOR COMPANY GENUINE c255az IADI mam fggfi FORD - Mercury - Farm Machinery TELEPHONE 96 WAHPETON, N. D. COMPLIM NTS OF HOTEL WAHPETON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF '52 HANKINSON CLEANERS Free Delivery Phone 5291 Hr. and Mrs. George Jaeger, Owner THE ANNUAL STAFF OF 1952 WISHES TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK ALL THOSE WHO BOUGHT ADVERTISEMENTS IN OUR PIRATE. WE SINCERELY URGE ALL THOSE WHO READ OUR BOOK T0 PATRONIZE THESE FIRMS. HMM! JW - '1 1 n