Harvey High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harvey, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1958 volume:

SENIORS p. 43 Table of Contents ADS p. 55 Js h l ?57-56 ’’HORNET” Harvey Hi gh SchooI Harvey, North Dakota ui ?H ADMINISTRATIS p. 39 CLASSES p. 3 ACTIVITIES p. 19 SPORTS p. 11 0HHOZ z — sc'-'j snoid A jo 3H1 SWV SI Hi BACK ROW-L. to R.- G. Hager; C. Schimke; L. Egeland; D. Kastelein; J. Hoffart; D. Bunce; M. Grossman; D. Goldade. kth ROW - L. to R. - A. England; M. Boese; T. Grad; J. Johnson; G. Held; G. Fronk; G. Harrison, J. Hirsckorn; E. Mathesis; I. Heitmann; J. Hager; J. Gisi; J. Krapu. 3rd ROW- L. to R.- G. Dalos; C. Furgere; D. Lesmeister; S. Held; M. Lesmeister; M. Haugen; R. Lithun; S. Kessler; M. Erickson; J. Fraser; S. Kuntz; B. Anderson; M. Lithun; G. Dompier; V. Fallon; P. Gilbreath. 2nd ROW - L. to R.-G. Brandt; R. Marsh; D. Furaus; R. Grossman; S. Lesmeister; M. Grossman; J. Krapu; A. Lesmeister. 1st ROW - L. to R.-B. Bender; D. Kelm; D. Gisi; L. Heisler; J. Goldade; P. Hendrickson; W. Bentz; D. Anhorn; S. Faul. Class of ’61 Sets Registration Record BACK ROW- L. to R.-L. Ttiomas; I. Seltvedt; D. Muscha; P. Sambor; I. Palms; C. Paulson; D. Vorland J. Schmidt; L. Prom; A. Wiest; M. Schmitz. 3rd ROW - L. to R.- D. Schimke; M. Seibel; C. Vetter; B. Vetter; J. Sommer; G. Palms; M. Thompson M. Seibel; J. Weinmann; E. Schmitz; R. Weinmann. 2nd ROW - L. to R. - V. Nelson; D. Martian; P. Oster; D. Pramhus; G. Reimcke; F. Vetter; J. Wiest G. Stendahl; G. Volk; N. Stafford; J. Wiest. 1st ROW -L. to R.- A. Wentz; A. Wentz; S. Werth; P. Schlenker; E. Werlinger; W. Vetter; E. Martin FRESHEN Jon Schmidt, Judy Fraser, DyAnn Schimke, Wanda Vetter. SCFtiOMCRE Carol Furaus, Arva Dell Keszler, Kristi Blanding. ( CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR Ken Block, Carol Kanwischer, Jane Lautt, Judy Heitmann. JUNIOR Susan Moser, Art Krenzel, Eva Rickter, Maxine Rack. Class of '60 Participated in Band, Athletics, and Journalism BACK ROW-L. to R.-M. Wentz; J. Filler; R. Volk; R. Burgard; D. Stenson; R. McKinven; P. Lesmeister; L. Alveshere; G. Zweigle; B. Helgerud; D. Schafer; S. Schmaltz; D. Wahl; M. Kuntz, H. Schwarz; J. Weidmeier. 3rd ROW-L. to R.-J. Fix; J. Deck; L. Alexander; D. Opdahl; H. Hager; J. Liebelt; J. Schroeder; A. Prom; 0. Anderson; R. Weros; A. Wartner; R. Bertsch. 2nd ROW-L. to R.-H. McKinven; D. Springer; J. Wenz; N. Fraser; N. White; C. Baier; E. LaViolette; P. Schindler; F. Weist; R. Fix; C. Furaus; I. Wangen; B. Graumann; E. Miller. 1st ROW-L. to R.-K. Blanding; A. Keszler; J. Deck; C. Schwarz; G. Martin; G. Kesler; C. Clark; D. Hendrickson; S. Golberg; J. Bertsch; L. Huber; S. Bailey; G. Frost; J. Olson; M. Colberg. M . Miller J. Leintz S. Lesmeister of the CI ass of '5 7 kept busy with the lay, Sports, and Music D. Muse ha A. Hornbacher S. Moser V. Nutz A. Krenzel R. Kovar D. Kastelein a. Liebelt K. Elock Back Row:-L. to R.- Coach B Reads, K. Block, L. Johnson, L. Erickson. Fourth Row:- J. Bietrich, J. Bienek, A. Running, L. Fettig, G. Lucas, Third Row:- D. Kastelein, R. Schimke, M. Kuntz, B. Helgerud, T. Dockter, K. Leibelt. Second Row:- D. Kastelein, G. Zweigle, J. Erickson, D. Wahl, H. Weisser, R. Snestad, J. Mitchell. Front Row:- H. Schwarz. D. Bunce M. Miller, R. Kovar, A. Wartner, T. Stafford, S. Schmaltz, D. Knudtson. 2 L. Ericksc . The Hornets second pane of the season was played at Fessenden. The only points scored were by the Hornets with a safety, leaving the score at 2-0. The Hornets playe.a an excitiru hone cor. in: with the Velva 27-7. h. Kastelein and K. block lead the attack with two touchdowns each. R. Kovar, R. Smestaa, anci K. block scored toe extra pc nr . fhe Hornets continued in their ’■•inning ways by beating Carrington 39-12. K. Block scored three to.chdowns, D. Kastelein sacred twice, and passed to J. bienek for the final touchdown. 13 The Model beaver Kits stopped the Hornets winning s-reak by a score of 19-39 Harveys touch- downs cane on runs of 9, lh, ana h yards j two of wnich were made by K. Block and one by R. Kovar. Harvey s only conversion was made by G. L”C' p. The Hornets ained a decisive 51-32 victory ov r St. Jeon's at Jonestown. J. enek ricked up three tc.xhdowrs. K. Block, M. ! iller, anc . . Kastelein also acquired to chdowns. h. Snesta R. Kcvar and K. Dlock scored the extra points. The Hornets opened the 1937 football season as they downed the bottineau Braves lij-12. In the second period L. rickson ran fc'h yards for the first touchdown. In the th rd period R. Schimke scored from the one yard line. The Hornets net their fourth conference teen a., Cocperstwoi.. K. alock fix J Bienek each mace two touchdowns; b. Kastelein also acquired one. . .iller, R. K0var and D. Kastelein scored the extra points. The final score le ’t the Hornets victori us 3b-0. L. to R. - T. Stafford, A. Wartner, M. Kuntz, G. Zweigle, B. Helgerud, Coach B. Meads, D. Kastelein, J. Hoffard, D. Buntz, M. Seibel, Student Manager, G. Stendahl, N. Staf- ford. Cheerleaders: W. Bentz, S. Kuntz, N. White, A. Kezler. LITTLE STINGERS SET 15-3 RECORD The B squad finished a good season this year with a 15-3 record. Coached by Bob Meads they won the conference championship for the season. One ol the outstanding games of the season was with Goodrich, one of the better class C schools. 14 It's this way, see? BASKETBALL SNUDULE narvey 81 Cooperstcwn Uo iiarvey 70 Hew Rockford 29 Harvey 82 McClusky 5U Harvey 6l Velva 25 Harvey 69 Carrington 6° iiarvey 56 Leeds h9 Harvey 6I4 Drake 23 Harvey 60 Model 50 Harvey ?2 Ananooce 56 Harvey 66 Fessenden 53 iiarvey UP Bottineau 38 Harvey 6l Model 39 Harvey 38 Carrington 36 Harvey 66 Ananoose 69 5, J. Bienck, Coacn i . Oilman, D. :nt Manager, D . Knudtson. Harvey 76 Torner 52 Harvey 53 Leeds Mi Harvey 56 Cando 51 Harvey 61 Fessenden 51 C.L.D •C. Tourney Harvey U3 Ananoose 29 Harvey 60 Velva iil- Harvey U9 Carrington 37 Kastelein, 15 District Tourney Harvey 59 St. Janes 69 Harvey 1;2 Carrington 68 Harvey 56 Esnond 63 16 The big pay-off What a Jump -x The Harvey Hornets finish the basket ball season with a successful 23-1 record. Taking first place in the CNDC tourney for the second year shows great athletic achievment. The loss with Carrington in the district tourney was a decisive one but coming back with flying colors the Hornets took third place. Six Srs., five Jrs., and one Soph, made up the squad. James Bienek was chosen captain for this year. Behind the boys success was Tom Gilman who did a splendid Job of coaching Let's get that tip 17 TRACK stars The conference meet at Fessenden was the main track event of the year. Ken Block was the highest individual scorer with 18 points. The Hornets were entered in the 100, 220, and UUO yard dashes, half mile, mile, weights, shot put, discus, javelin, and pole vault. The Hornets also participated in the senior day meet at Minot. Ken Block placed first in the high hurdles. Five events qualified for the state track meet. 18 20 Royal Festivities H i ghIi ght Oct 1957 Homecoming day dawned clear, but windy. This exciting day brought to a climax the hard work and time spent on the many colorful floats. At two p.m. the parade started down the street with the band in the lead. The queen cani- dates J. Seltvedt, L. Anderson, and J. Heitman were royally driven down the street in convertibles. J. Heitman was later crowned Homecoming ( ueen. The football men, as well as the fans, must have been stirred by the pep rally at the Y, the evening before, because a prcud, exuberant team marched off the field after winning a victory from the Velva Aggies 27-7« Later, students and teachers enioyed a program and dancing in the study hall. fcO'f A L Tr Who will it be? V A nice selection. Wot quite, but just about. w Our pep club president hard at • ork We were right. 21 Hornet G. Frost, S. Schafer, L. Block, A. Balzer, M. Rauk, L. Sraestad. s Buzz Staff Producers of 57-58 Collecting the latest news items and gossip is the main duty of the Hornets Buzz Staff. The staff tried something new by putting out a smaller paper and putting it out more often. Esther White heads the staff this year with Judith Heitmann and Jane lautt as page editors. Editors: E. White, J. Heitmann, J. lautt. 7 dai'1 „.v r oeder isc er, Marttier G. Sc roe r. K� y . p derson, BlandiBS 0 0- V. W K- .«olJttc. rsY'’ vl vl 0 er U orv n c ' rbo° eA N(eO' The annual staff consists of hard - working ambitious students. These students gather pictures and facts during the year to pro- duce our yearbook. They work at many d if- ferent jobs consisting of typing, layout, art, inking, photography, write - ups, and business. Janet Seltvedt is the editorwith Susan Moser and Valerie Heer as co-assistant editors. Miss Haugaard is the supervisor of this group. The annual staff tried hard this year to put out a different annua , by clang - the general construction, the color, and by -sing silouettes. The annual staff hopes you enjoy oar new modem annual. D. Kastelein, J. Schmidt, G. Furaus, V. Ulrich. J. Bienek, C. Kanvischer, , B. Braunagel. A. Liebelt, A. Hornbacher, S. Johnson. PLAY CiiST Ambrose Groves-----------Kenny block Dan'l Jones--------------------Ch”ck Marsh Hoot Owl Fete---------Gerald Lucas Bert Miller----------Arley Running Stinkwced Brown-----------------Gary Schmitz Judge------------Douglas Fitzgerald Sheriff Crandell-----Dennis Cocktor Nancy Martin------------Rhoda jsIzc r Anne Martin-------Geraldine l.artrcr Beth Malone----------Betty Braun gel Lena Sprool-----------Judy Heitnanr. Mrs. Sprool----------LoAnn Anderson Poise----------------—Bernadine Held 24 Sweet??i I Eeeeekkl Look out! Juniors present Ready Made Fami PLAY CAST Nicoderaus —--------------- James Deck Bob —---------------------- Mel Gores Samry ——--------------- — Rich Smestad Henry T.------------ — David Kastelein Begonia--------------Alva Dean Leibelt Doris------------------- Lillian Block Agnus ----------------- Susan Moser Marilee------------------Valerie Heer Aunt Lydia-------------—— Arva Baize r Grade ------------- Maxine Rauk 25 Ooooouch! Fut ure Homemakers The activities of the F.H.A. are many and varied throughout the year. One of the main events was the F.H.A. Rally at Fessenden for the district officers. The girls worked hard on presenting a style show, giving a spaghetti supper as a bene- fit to the community and sending nut cups to the hospital. This year's president was Arva Balzer; Susan Moser vice president. Miss Denich is the advisor. Installation of officers of America Front Row: D. Kelm, L. Martin, C. Weinmann, J. Bertsch, S. Golierg, A. Balzer, D. Gisi, L. Heisler, D. Feickert, M. Rauk, Valerie Heer, J. Sommer, R. Bertsch, D. Gienger, Miss Denich, advisor. Middle Row: L. Smestad, A. Goldade, B. Held, J. Deck, I. Wangen, B. Graumann, V. Nutz, V. Gisi, L. Block, E. White, M. Seibel, D. Schimke, A. Kezler, R. Balzer, E. Bentz. e . „ Back Row: J. Hirschkorn, J. Heitmann, A. Stenson, S. Schafer, P. Schindler, E. LaViolette, V. Fallon, J. Gisi, L. Johnson, A. Brodehl, S. Moser, C. Alveshere, I. Seltvedt, B. Braunagel, D. Rieger. Climax of party Mama miai BACK ROW: A. Wiest, R. Reimche, G. Roller, D. Stenson, R. Volk, D. Prarahus, D. Hilfer, D. Goldade, R. Vetter, M. England, J. Fix, J. Weinmann, R. Weimnann. 3rd ROW: M. Grosz, A. England, M. Boese, L. Prom, H. Weisser, L. Alveshere, D. Muscha, R. Brodehl, R. Muscha, E. Lorz, D. Lorz, G. Schimke, R. Kelm. 2nd ROW: A. Prom, J. Filler, D. Faul, D. Opdahl, R. Hager, V. Nelson, C. Schimke, M. Schmitz, G. Brandt, G. Volk, G. Alexander, F. Vetter, J. Weist, J. Liebelt. 1st ROW: Mr. Bishop, advisor; G. Filler, L. Johnson, D. Dockter, G. Schmitz, D. Schindler, Merle Liebelt. Future Farmers of America Crop Judging Team. The activities of the F.F.A. are many and varied throughout the year. Through production projects, supervised farming and improvement projects the boys learn how to become better farmers for Amer- ica. For good work done in the chapter a golden award was presented to them at the winter show in Valley City. Other activities included the state conven- tion at Fargo and the district leader- ship at Maddock. Dennis Doctor is pres- ident of the organization with Garry Schmidt as vice president. Mr. Bishop as their supervisor. Chapter Sweetheart 7 F.F.A. Officers Magda Kraft BACK ROW: D. Springer, J. Hager, K. Blanding, J. Heitmann, I. Heitmann, J. Wenz, A. Stenson, E. I Violette, L. Johnson, A. Brodehl, S. Moser, C. Alveshere, B. Braunagel, R. Lithun, D. Reiger, E. Bentz. 2nd ROW: L. Smestad, A. Goldade, B. Held, J. Deck, C. Kanvischer, V. Ingebo, S. Goldberg, D. Gisi, V. Gisi, L. Block, E. White, R. Bertsch, A. Keszler, M. Lesmeister, R. Balzer. 1st ROW: C. Volk, L. Anderson, J. Wartner, D. Feickert, V. Heer, V. Fallon, M. Rauk, D. Gienger, M. Lithun, K. Clark, S. Kessler. Headed by Susan Moser, the Pep Club's busy year begins wit their main event, homecoming. They are kept busy throughout the year by the C.N.D. tournament, decorating for and putting on parties, acting out skits for pep assemblies and supporting the team at the athletic events. Miss Schaap is the advisor. SPIRIT OF HARVEY HIGH Pee Wee, Lil, Jan, Gina, Betty. BACK ROW: K. Button, L. Ganje, N. White, D. Hombacher, G. Dorapier, P. Sambor, I. Palms, J. Seltvedt, P. Gilbreath, J. Faul, E. Mattheis, D. Hendrickson, I. Wangen. 2nd ROW: A. Hornbacher, A. Liebelt, S. Kuntz, M. Erickson, P. Opdahl, S. Lesmeister, A. Balzer, J. Fraser, C. Furaus, S. Rodacker, C. Schwarz. 1st ROW: C. Wiest, J. Olson, L. Martin, C. Weinmann, B. Bender, E. Johnson, D. Boese, V. Ulrich, L. Heisler, D. Huber, J. Bertsch, P. Hendrickson, W. Bentz, D. Anhom. That's my ball. End of the March Abgut IkO girls participated in the activities of phy ed night which was held on March 31, 1958. A good turn out witnessed the dif- ferent folk dances, marching, vol- leyball, ping-pong and different tumbling acts. Proceeds were $57 00. Get to work girls. READING HEADQUARTERS The librarians hare had a busy year in the library, checking out books and magazines; cataloging and mending books and making displays. This year there were 8716 books and UOO magazines cir- culated among the students: 19U books mended, 13li cataloged and UO displays put up on the various bulletin boards Carol Alveshere is president of the library staff, which includes Judy Wenz, Donna Boese, Phyllis Opdahl, Ardelle Stenson, Virginia Ulrich, Ivy Wangen, Carol Kanwischer, Jeri Wartner, Karen Button, Valerie Heer, Kristi Blanding, Susan Moser, Carolyn Paulson, Diane Springer, Barbara Anderson, Maxine Rauk, Patti Gilbreath, and Ilze Palms. Miss Haugaard is the librarian. 30 OUR MARCHING BAND SEVtRAL MUSICIANS RECE Under Mr. Novotny s direction the sixty band members put much time and effort into making music for Harvey High. The band gave a fall and spring concert and also a concert for the students. Many different instrumental solos and ensembles were entered at the music contest in Devils Lake, of which seven received V D HIGHEST RaTING a highly superior rating. The band got a superior rating. Eight entries were made in the state contest in Grand Forks, of which five received a highly superior rating. The Glee Club, also under Mr. Novotny s direction, did fine vocal work. At the contest they got a superior rating. irst Row: J. Lientz, L. Martin, VI. Vetter, L. Heisler, . Weinmann, V. Gisi, P. Schimke, M. Seibel, A. Martin, . Huber, R. Balzer, K. Faul. iddle Row: E. Rickter, J. Deck, J. Seibel, D. Gisi, C. eist, E. Bentz, V. Nutz, H. Schimke, A. balzer, S. esmeister, D. Reiger, G. Martin. ack Row: E. LaViolette, G. Reimche, A. Ehli, C. Baier, . Keszler, S. Moser, L. Johnson, S. Schafer, A. iebelt, H. Keller, D. Hornbacher, J. Faul, D. Schimke. G. Frost, J. Fraser, E. Mattheis, S. Golberg, J. Mitchell. h. Gilbreath, I. Heitmann, Sambor, L. Bgeland, A. Brodehl, h. White, b. Schimke, M. Grossman, £ , Faul, P. Hendrickson, S. Bishop, J. Helgrud. K. Blanding C. Paulson D. Springer N White w Bentz J. Hager C. Schwarz B. Anderson P. Graumann 32 A. Keszler, C. Schwarz, J, Kost, A. Wartner C. Keller, G Liebe, J. Theige. DRUMS G. Furaus, J. Seitvedt, D. Furaus, R. Balzer, J. Schmidt, THE BAND N. Fraser, P, Boyun, C. Marsh, T. Do kter, F. Bische, G, Faul, T, Boyum, H, Heitmann, D. Kastelein, G. Zveigle, S. Schmaltz, D. Faul. BASSES M. Seibel, D. Kaste ein, G. Clark, D. Wahl, J. Mitchell. 33 A NIGHT TO REMEMBER” A stone castle with moat under a basket weave sky was the beautiful setting for A Night T o Remember the theme of the Jr.-Sr. banguet and prom. Jr. class pres., Maxine Rauk, welcomed the guests, followed by response by Jane Lautt Vocal solos were sung by Mr. Novotny and D yAnn Schimke. The talk given by Miss Haugaard was Things Worth Keepim?. Later in the evening the many couples danced to dreamy music by the Playboys. The Grand Mamh climaxed these cherished moments. Senior Class President, Jane and her escort take time to pose. 34 Junior Class President, Maxine and her escort lead the grand march. Shall we dance? Taking it easy. MENU Tom a.to c e Swi� � $tuf MmtUJ - Gret-y l tt vc cmJ fntit S+AtJ C tryots Pic A Pinnvb A Jg� 4ilk cm £V««m - Wifm+t rmnw ie Wt fp ,e s 1 •' « %� • fclfAH J+hm Ltmtt V« OyH� K iektmtt ie • V� . Susan and Arley Dennis and Rhoda. .tjD-Qjba ih i 38 66 Mr. B. M. Hanson, Superintendent Bob Meads teaches physical and drivers education, world history, health and psychology...football and B-Squad coach...enjoys TV. Anne Haugaard, school principal... teaches P.D.P. and girls phy. ed. enjoys golfing and knitting...is advisor for the annual. Frank Bishop teaches shop work and vocational ag...hobbies are hunt- ing and photography...F.F.A. Ad- visor. Marlene Schaap teaches typ- ing, shorthand and book- keeping ... is Pep Club and Hornets Buzz advisor. Glorine Denich teaches Home Robert Kiuvers teaches Ger- Ec. . . . is Jr. class and man,ninth and tenth English F.H.A. advisor. . . hobbies and coaches the junior play are reading, art and music, and is freshman class ad- ic d Visor. an,} r Leo Fettig likes to hunt and fish . . . he teache the natural sciences. . also coaches grade bas ketball. ■■ Tce Stcnsby -3 Cootonan Marjorie Wis « _ xv. I’.rafie Second Grade Third Grade Lel Educators of Tomorrow's Citizens q °re$ Second °n Harriet Burchill Elementary Music Good Grade Evelyn £� ir,hth Janet Seltvedt: Band 1, TTTC; Pep Band 2,3; F.H.A. 1; Pep Club 1,2, 3,1$ Cheerleader 2,3,1$ Annual 2,3,15 Hornets buzz 1,2$ Librarian 2, 3$ Tumbling 1,2$ Queen Candidate 1$ Library President 35 Teen Can- teen Council 3 Mixed Chorus 2. Lester Brickson: Mixed Chorus 1,2$ Basketball 1,2,3,1; Football 1,2,3, 1$ Hornet's Buzz 1,3; Pep Club 3,1; Track 1,2, 3,1. Janes Bienek: Pep Club 3,U$ Class Officer 2$ Hornet's Buzz 3; Annual 1$ Basketball 1,2,3,1; Football 3,1; Track 1, 2,3,1; Boys State 3. LoAnn Anderson: Ann ial 2,3,1; Mixed Chorus 2$ Class Play 3,1; F.H.A. 1$ Pep Club 1,2,3,1; Class Officer 2$ Girls State 3; Hornet's Buzz 3; iueen Candidate 1$ Tumbling 1,2$ Pep C]ub President 3. Gerald Lucas: Class Play 3,1; Hornet's Buzz 3; Basketball 1,2,3,1; Boys State 3; Football 1,2,3, 1$ Teen Canteen Council I:$ Track 2,3,1. Judy Heitmann: F.H.A. 1, 2,3,1; Class Play 1$ Pep Club 3,1; Glee Club 1$ Class Officer 1$ Girls State 3; Hornet's Buzz 3,1; Homecoming Queen 1$ F.F.A. Chapter Sweet- heart 3. Ken Block: Mixed Chorus 2$ Class Officer 3,1; Hornet's Buzz 1,3; Boys State 3; Basketball 1; 2,3,1; Football 1,2,3, 1$ Track 1,2,3,1; Class Play 3,1. Virginia Ulrich: F.H.A. lj fep Club Mixed Chorus 2$ Class Officer 1,3; Annual 3, 1; Hornet's Buzz 1,2,3; Librarian 2,3,1; Girls State 3$ Tumbling 2$ Cheerleader 1. Arley Running: hornet's Buzz 3; Class Play 3,1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,1$ Mixed Chorus 2$ Class Officer 1$ Basketball 1,2,3$ Football 1,2,3,1$ Track 3$ F.F.A. Treasurer lij F.F.A. Vice President 2 .“.A. Sentinel 3. Carol rvanwischer: F.H.A. 1$ Librarian 2,3,1$ Pep Club 1,2,3,1$ Tumbling 1,2$ :iixed Cnorus 2$ Class Officer 1$ Annual 2,3,1 Jeri Partner: Class Flay 3,1 7 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 1,2,3,1 5 Mixed Chorus 2, 1 5 Glee Club 1; Annual 2,3,U; Ho met s Buzz 35 Librarian 2,3,Us Library Vice President Uj Girls State 3; Tumbling 1,2. Rhoda Balzer; Band 2,3, IT] rep Band 3,1 5 Class Play 3, 5 F.H.A. 1,2,3, 1 5 Pep Club 3,1 5 Mixed Chorus 1,2; Glee Club 1, 2,3,1 5 Class Officer 35 Annual 3,1 5 Hornet's Buzz 1,2; Librarian 35 Trio, Solist, Sextet 3, 1 . 45 Gerald Lucas Carol Kanwischer Carol Alveshere Class Play 3, F.H.A. 1, 2,3,U; Hornet's Buzz 3; Librarian 2,3,h; Pep Club 2,3,b; Tumbling 2j Library President U� Angeline Goldade F.ri.A. 1,2,U; rep Club Galen Filler F.F.A. 1,2,3,U; Track 2. Wayne Axtman Class Officer 2,3; Mixed Chorus 3; Class Play 2,3 Glee Club 3j Basketball 3. Regina Fettig Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; Hep Club 1. Charles Schwarz Basketball 1; Band 3,U$ Pep Band 3, « Dale Patzer F.K.A. 1,2,3,H. Vivien Ingebo F.K.A. 1,2; Pep Club 2,U. 46 Gerald Leismeister F.F.A. 1. Marlene Grossman rumbling 1; F.H.A. 1,2; rep Club 1,2,3; Band 2, 3,U; Per� Band 3,U. tennis Schindler: F.F.A. Dietrich: Hornet's Buzz ?; Football 1,3-i,; Basketball 1, 2, 3 . Track 1)2,3. Vaughn Schmidt: Pep Club 1)2; Hornet's Buzz 3; Tumbling 1,2,3. Dennis Schindler 47 Gerald Bertsch Basketball 1,2; Hornet s Buzz 1« Richard Norum Mixed Chorus 1; Annual h; Basketball 1,2, U; Football 3: Track 1,2, 3,U; Pep Club 2. Jerry Dietrich Mary Ann Schimke Mixed Chorus 3$ Glee Club 2,3 U; Hornet's buzz 3 Virginia Hilfer F.H.A. 1,3; Glee Club 1, ?,3$ Hornet's buzz 3. Class flower; Jane Lautt Mixed Chorus 1$ Annual 2$ Hornets Buzz 3 U$ Class Officer 3 U. red rose Charles Marsh Band 1,2,3,k$ ep Band l,2,3,h; Class Play 3, li$ Mixed Chorv.s 2; Band Groups 1,2,3,U$ Annual h$ Music Camp 3« Betty Braunagel: Class Play JX fTh.a. l,h$ Hornet's Buzz 3; Glee Club 1,2,3$ Pep Club 1,2, 3,li$ Cheerleader 1,2,3,k Tumbling 1,2$ Canteen Council U; Annual lu V.'avne Stafford: Hornet's Buzz 1,3$ Basketball 1; Boys State 3 Sharon Rodacker? F.H.A. 1,2; Pep Club l,2,3,li. Betty Braunagel Sharon Rodacker Bernadine Held Karen Button Band 1$ Librarian lx; t.H.A. 1,2; Pep Club Glee Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1. Class Play h; F.H.A. 1, 2,3,U. Douglas Fitzgerald Class Play U; Homet s Buzz 3. Marcella Fix Glee Club 1. Leona Ganje F.H.A. 1,2; Tumbling 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Pep Club 1. Kathrvn Faul Sextet, Solo, Trio 3,U; Mixed Chorus 1, Glee Club 1,3,1 . Ardelle Stenson F.H.a. 1,2,3,1 ; Pep Club 1 2,3,U; Librarian 3,1� ; District F.H.A. Officer, Chapter F.H.A. Officer, Glee Club 1,2. Sandra Schafer F.H.A. 3,1;; Glee Club 1,3; Hornet's Buzz 3, U; Mixed Chcrus 1. Roger Kelm F.F A. 1,2,3,U Gary Schmitz Class Play li; F.F.A. 1,2,3,11. Merle Leibelt Class Play 3 F.F.A. 1,2,3, U; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Foot- ball 2,3,lij Track 2. Richard Appelt F.F.A. 1,2,3,h; Officer at Large 3; Secretary h; Track 1; Hornet's Buzz 3. The Past cannot be changed; Glenn Schimke Louie Fettig Judy Orman 50 Glenn Schimke: F.F.A. 1,2, 3,1 $ Hornet.'s Buzz 3; Track 2. louie Fettig: F.F.A. 2,3; Football 1,2,3,1 ; Track 2. Judy Orman: F.H.A. 1, 2; Pep Club 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Class Officer 1; Track 1; Senior choir and sextet at Elgin, North Dakota. Elaine Johnson Leonard Gisi Class Play 1,2; Class Class Play 2. Officer 1,2; Pep Club 3,h. THE FUTURE IS STILL Duane Kiefer; Class Play 1,2; Hornet's Buzz 3. Larry Johnson: F.F.A. 1, 2,3,1; Mixed Chorus 3 Class Officer 2; Track 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Football 1,2,3,h Lorraine Smestad: F.H.A. 1,2,3,):; Pep Club 2,3,1; Hornet's Buzz U� Duane Kiefer 51 Phyllis Schimke F.k.a. 1,2,3,1;; -rep Clui� 1,2. IN YOUR POAER Larry Johnson Betty Patzer F.H.A. 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Tumbling 2; Glee Club 1,2. Lorraine Smestad Arvilla Brodehl Band 3 U; Pep sand 3 U; F.H.A. 2,3,li5 Pep Club U; Hornet's Buzz 3 li; Glee Club 1. Dennis Dockter Class Play h; F.F.A. 1, 2,3,1;; F.F.A. Reporter 3$ F.F.A. President 1;; Hornet's Buzz 3� Terrance Dockter Band 1,2,3,1;; Pep Band 3, U; Football 2,3,li; Track 2; Boys State 3 Class colors; red and gray Carol Volk Phyllis Opdahl 52 Donna Boese Donald Lorz Parlimentarian 35 F.F.A. Donna Boese: F.H.A. 1, 2,3; PipTTub 1,2,3,1 ; Glee Club 1; Librarian 2,3,U; Hornet's Buzz 3; Tumbling 1,2. Phyllis Opdahl: F.H.A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,1; Librarian 2,3,h. Top three• The A1 Stevens Show was the theme of Senior Class Night for 1958 It proved to be a great deal of var- iety and fun for all At the close of the evening gifts were presented to Miss Haugaard, Mr. King, and Mr. Hanson. Winning awards were James Bienek, J.C. Penny Award, Jane Judith won the Balfour award. The Alumni award was given to Virginia Ulrich and Kenneth Block.Jane Lautt won the Constitution award CLASS NIGHT CAPERS Just think... Married to a plumber. Shabby dog story. High style. 53 -------------lJuMWtWr, HAY 22----------- Processional -------------- Concert Band Invocation--------------Rev. J. Froese Selection - Bugler s Holiday Instrumental Trio- Charles Marsh, James Mitchell, Peter Boyum Commencement Address --------------- Ben Gustafson Professor of Chemistry, U N D Selection ------- Ode Concert Band Presentation of Class —— Anne Haugaard , Principal Awarding of Diplomas -Board of Education Selection ------------------------ Vocal Trio Rhoda Baizer, Arva Balzer, Kathryn Faul Benediction ------------ Rev. J. Froese Recessional --------------- Concert Band -LIGHTS NEED JEHERLX FOR THAT NEW SCHOOL OUTFIT THEN: COME IN SEE US NESBITS BISCHKE ELECTRIC S A i— L- 3 SERV Phone 262 BUICK gv£ ttfjc© Keller ImpI ement ServIce Phone 261 HELGERUD OIL CO. BULK STATION SERVICE STATION Phone Phone MILDRED’S Exclusive Ladies Ready to Wear Everything for Back to School Come in see cur selection of fall skirts-sweaters school shoes BLAND iNG HmRDAARE QUALITY HARDWARE FOR 50 YEARS Phone 353 WF FFATORE PFTTFR LUMBER FOR Food Market LESS Free Delivery Mon. thur Fri. PROP. XV. W. FRIETAG E. J. 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