Harvey High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harvey, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1971 volume:

1971 Hornet Harvey High School Harvey, North Dakota 58341 2 Reflections Lengthening shadows bring reflections Of days that have passed us by, And I think of time and I think of life, And I sometimes wonder why. . . That time can't be stayed And enjoyed without loss As the sun and earth and sky. And the more I think the more I am sure That nothing can ever be lost; So each one may choose and invest his time, For time is a part of the cost, And each one can live and reflect on the past For nothing will ever be lost. 3 .. . Believe in yourself and step out unafraid. . A chance that is equal with all in the strife, A cour- age to strive and to dare. .. . molding, line by line, the human mind. TABLE OF CONTENTS WISH ... Give it your best and make it your own— Have faith in your dreams come true. ADMINISTRATION .... 8 — 17 ACTIVITIES ...... 18 — 41 ATHLETICS.........42 — 53 CLASSES ..........54 — 81 5 ADMINISTRATION Administration Has Task School Board Members: Robert Brauer, Steve Keller, Mrs. Rosella Harr, Duane Akers, and Francis Muscha, Willis Faul is not pictured. With N.C.A. Evaluation MRS. KAREN KREBS serves as secretary. PRINCIPAL WESLEY KESSLER moved from Harvey at the end of the first semester. MISS BRENDA MACK assumed capacity of secretary GORDON BAUMGARTNER is the second semester principal, when Mrs. Krebs left Harvey. Literature for Enrichment RIGHT: Robert Nelson devotes his af- ternoons to guidance counseling at the high school. He is also grade school principal. BELOW LEFT: Mr. Bernard shows a student how to use the card catalog. CENTER: HENRY BERNARD, librarian. BELOW RIGHT: Junior Berg utilizes a few minutes of her study hall time to browse in the library. BOT- TOM: Gil Steedsman flips through a magazine. 12 H.H.S. Votes TOP: Seniors worked in the voting booth during the mock election conducted by the P.O.D. classes. ABOVE LEFT: WAYNE HERINGER, P.O.D., psychology, mechanical arts. ABOVE RIGHT: MISS IRENE SELTVEDT, U.S. History, German. BELOW RIGHT: JOHN HAAS, World geography, U.S. History. FAR RIGHT: Sandra Kline spoke at the mock election assembly. 14 The attention of the Algebra I students is focused on the board. MRS. HELEN LIEBELT, typing and math ELROY LANG, math and busi- VICTOR ZERR, science ness law ROBERT BARTZ, science Mike English measures liquid into a graduated cylinder. Gary Tipton prepares apparatus for an experiment. We Worked ’Em and Fed ’Em Gerald Tveito, physical education Floyd Richardson, physical education Dennis Mosser, Music, and social science. social science. Roger Stone, Business. Donald Malcomb, Business and science. Mrs. Joann Bauer, Home economics. Russell Haugen, Industrial arts. Shorthand is tough, especially when you are studying something else in shorthand class. Linda Graumann and Joleen Albrecht won first place at the district wool contest and advanced to state competition. Shop students wait for the motor to start as Stanley Hase winds the cord around the motor. Always be proud of what you are Whatever that might be, The job that you do however small, So all of the world might see. Give it your best and mal e it your own— Have faith in your dreams come true. Lend a part of yourself in your every plan In all that you ever do. • Garnett Ann Schultz A Dream Is a Wish QUEEN Sandra Kline was escorted by Todd Schimke. The Junior class built a flaming H. Junior Attendant Corey Lesmeister Fairyland Romance” — Sno-Fest 1971 QUEEN Linda Graumann and KING Mark Neeley Fairyland Romance was the theme of the 1971 Sno-Fest on Feb- ruary 11 to 13. Freshmen attendants were Sandra Keller and Jeffrey Schmidt. Susan Richardson and Kent Lesmeister were the attendants from the sopho- more class. The candidates from the junior class were Jocelyn Faul, Julie Keller, Alan Berg and Gordon Zerbe. Senior candidates were Wanda Over- land, Linda Graumann, Mark Neeley and Todd Schimke. The juniors won first place in the snow sculpture competition with their detailed entry of Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy . The seniors' bright orange Cinderella's Pumpkin Coach captured second place and the sopho- mores took third with Dopey . Isle of Golden Dreams Isle of Golden Dreams was the theme for the Junior—Senior Prom on Saturday, April 17. The decor gave a South Seas ef- fect. The guest speaker was Senator Clarence G. Schultz. James McLaurin sang the theme song, Ebb Tide. Freshmen servers were dressed as beachcombers and hula dancers. Couples danced to the music of The Hilltoppers. 25 Officers: Mark McLaurin, Pres.; Robert Zerr, Treas.; Craig Wollenbuig, V. Pres.; Lanette Mayer, Sec. Student Council Rose Araya Carvajal from Chile spent six months at the home of Odell Krohns. This year the Student Coun- cil hosted Homecoming and Sno-Fest and in addition spon- sored many other activities for the student body. Among these were the Veterans Day program, an open house during American Education Week, an open forum, Peppermint Post Office, Earth Day clean up and picnic, a book fair, a mini workshop on parli- mentary procedure, Hush Day and Green Horn Day. It also sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance and sev- eral other sock hops. Perhaps the biggest single accomplishment was the sponsorship of Harvey High School's first foreign ex- change student through the Youth For Understanding program. Student Council: ROW 1: M. Keller, R. Zerr, C. Wollenburg, B. Mitzel, J. Theige, R. Weigel. ROW 2: S. Solberg, N. Krohn, B. Martin, J. Faul, C. Bischke, N. Weisser, L. Mayer. ROW 3: Adviser G. Baumgartner, M. McLaurin, R. Araya, H. Bechthold, J. Schmidt, L. Akers. 26 German Club: ROW 1: Adviser I. Selvedt, J. Nelson, J. Huber, K. Weltz, I. Fix, K. Jacobson, L. Patzer, D. Lockrem, B. Faul, J. Hofland. ROW 2: B. Rieger, R. Logan, S. Michelson, M. Weinmann, C. Kessler, B. Tofteland, K. Putz, J. Albrecht, S. Swang. 27 Annual Staff; ROW 1: B. Schmidt, G. Helgerud, J. Faul, D. Lesmeister, N. Kost, D. Theige, V. Nygaard, D. Bow- linger, W. Overland. ROW 2: D. Keller, Adviser C. Mastel, J. Graumann, L. Mayer, C. Knudson, J. Berg, D. Seibel, N. Krohn, R. Robie, R. Boyum, B. Martin, C. Theige, M. Fossen, G. Tipton. ROW 3: G. Zerbe, D. Barstad. FRONT: Lanette Mayer, Assistant Editor, Wanda Overland, Edi- tor, Merle Fossen, Assistant Photographer. BACK: Adviser Miss Cariotta Mastel, Gordon Zerbe, Photographer. 28 Wandy Overland, Assistant Editor, Nancy Kost, Editor, Adviser Wayne Heringer. Buzz Has Full Year Photographer Gordon Zerbe snaps picture for year- book and school paper. Hornets Buzz; ROW Is C. Knudson, D. Keller, K. Ruhl, D. Alexander, N. Kost, D. Theige, V. Nygaard, M. Lesmeis- ter, K. Case, ROW 2: B. Schmidt, C. Bischke, B. Logan, C. Tofteland, J. Faul, C. Detloff, J. Berg, D. Lesmeister, G. Helgerud, C. Hertz, L. Mayer, S. Kline, R. Boyum, D. Bowlinger, B. Martin, W. Overland, ROW 3: C. Nygaard, J. Graumann, S. Thon, Adviser W. Heringer, G. Zerbe, J. Johnson, N. Faul, J. Keller. 29 Pep Club Supports Teams ROW Is D. Seibel, N. Krohn, S. Solberg, B. Logan, C. Tofteland, V. Nygaard, D. Lesmeister, M. Lesmeister, L. Mayer, A. Miller, S. Michelson, W. Overland, B. Fix, V. Keller, W. Mayer, C. Theige, R. Richardson, R. Carva- jal. ROW 2: J. Wiest, C. Dockter, K. Liebelt, D. Keller, C. Knudson, B. Shefte, D. Lockrem, C. Kessler, D. Les- meister, B. Kuhn, K. Leintz, J. Faul, G. Helgerud, C. Dethloff, D. Theige, J. Keller, S. Kline, B. Schmidt. ROW 3: M. Weinmann, C. Bender, S. Vetter, S. Keller, N. Fix, J. Keller, M. Keller, T. Buresh, J. Steedsman, E. Case, D. LaCoe, S. Meier, R. Robie, R. Boyum, C. Bischke, B. Glaser, D. Storwold. ROW 4: S. Thon, C. Berg, J. Hofland, S. Mitzel, R. Logan, B. Faul, V. Anhom, D. Hoffart, D. Keller, L. Hager, J. Nelson, J. Berg, B. Martin, N. Kost, D. Meland, J. Graumann, M. Meland, R. Huber. ROW 5: J. Albrecht, C. Running, S. Thon, D. Graumann, E. Gab- bert, J. Huber, J. Marzolf, J. Schneibel, N. Faul, J. Schmeets, M. Johnson, B. Gludt, M. Berg, K. Theige, S. Rich- ardson, C. Keller. ROW 6: L. Hovland, Z. Held, D. Richter, J. Ziegler, E. Richter, B. Baker, C. Hertz, K. Case, F. Kline, M. Otto, B. Rieger, N. Conrad, C. Meier, S. Molgard, C. Pottenger, L. Kurzweg. ROW 7: J. Grad, C. An- horn, S. Buresh, K. Roller, J. Liebelt, V. Dockter, D. Kessler, R. Appelt, C. Hoffard, M. Grad, L. Heitmann, K. Muscha, K. Rodne, B. McCollough, B. Hager, D. Bowlinger, M. McLaurin. ROW 8: M. Helgerud, S. Waldoch, D. Aronson, M. Johnson, L. Graumann, L. Wollenburg. Donita Graumann sells refreshments for the Pep Club during a sports activity. Officers are: FRONT: Althea Miller, V. Pres.; Carol Bischke, Treas.j BACK: Bonita Martin, Sec.; Donna Meland, Pres.; Lanette Mayer, St. Coun. Rep. A view from the opposite side of the pop- corn machine shows Paul Kelly engrossed in his work. Officers are: FRONT: Kevin Richardson, V. Pres.; Paul Kelly, Pres.; adviser G. Tveito; BACK: Lawrence Akers, St. Coun. Rep.; David Barstad, Treas.; Todd Schimke, Sec. ROW 1: G. Fronk, T. Schimke, P. Kelly, M. McLaurin, M. Tebelius, K. Vetter, K. Richardson, adviser, G. Tveito. ROW 2: R. Dittus, M. English, R. Hirschkom, T. Schimke, D. Barstad, T. Seibel, B. Mitzel, J. McLaurin. ROW 3: J. Johnson, O. Faul, J. Theige, R. Hoffard, D. Aronson, G. Aronson, C. Wollenburg. ROW 4: A. Berg, J. Fallon, M. Frost, G. Krueger, L. Akers, T. Baltrusch, B. Tofteland, M. Neeley. Marching Band. ROW Is S. Solberg, V. Nygaard, T. Baltrusch, R. Lemer, D. Seibel, D. Storwold, J. Marzolf, B. Logan, K. Liebelt, N. Krohn. ROW 2: B. Tofteland, C. Kessler, C. Zerr, B. McCollough, J. Nelson, P. Gabbert, M. Hanson, M. McLaurin, V. Anhorn, K. Putz, B. Miller, D. Zweigle, D. Alexander, B. Rieger, M. Kittleson, L. Hov- land. ROW 3: S. Michelson, T. Buresh, K. Berg, D. Barstad, G. Zerbe, B. Schmaltz, S. Swang, R. Martin, D. Heit- mann, R. Anhorn, J. Grossman, B. Schmaltz, B. Fix, S. Liebelt, J. Robie, D. Tofteland, R. Logan, J. Faul, C. Bischke, L. Heitmann. ROW 4: C. Paulson, D. Lesmeister, G. Helgerud, C. Tofteland, P. Wrangham, T. Rieger, N. Weisser, P. Kelly, M. McLaurin, C. Wollenburg, J. Theige, E. Gabbert, K. Sorenson, A. Berg, E. Faul, Director D. Mosser, D. Overland, D. Aronson, P. Boese, G. Aronson, M. Tebelius, J. McLaurin. Band Officers: Director Dennis Mosser, Craig Wollemburg, V. Pres., Nancy Weisser, Sec., Douglas Tofteland, Pres., Jocelyn Faul, St. Coun. Rep., Jeffrey Theige, Treas. Stage Band. ROW 1: L. Hovland, B. Rieger, M. Kittleson, D. Al- exander, T. Baltrusch, B. Tofte- land, N. Krohn. ROW 2: D. Zweigle, B. Miller, D. Tofte- land, S. Liebelt, D. Heitmann, 32 Har-Men. ROW 1: M. Keller, G. Schmaltz, M. Weist, S. Swang, C. Paulson, Pi- anist N. Krohn. ROW 2: Director D. Mosser, M. McLaurin, K. Putz, R. Albrecht, D. Heitmann, J. McLaurin, P. Kelly, M. Kittleson. ROW 3: J. Johnson, D. Over- land, L. Kaul, D. Aronson, P. Krosbakken, T. Baltrusch, D. Barstad. ROW 4: C. Wollenburg, R. Weigel, Doug Tofteland, R. Anhom, B. Tofteland, E. Faul, S. Liebelt, P. Boese. R. Martin, R. Anhom. ROW 3: C. Wollenburg, P. Kelly, E. Faul, D. Aronson, B. Boese, M. Tebelius, J. McLaurin, Director D. Mosser, N. Weisser, accompanist. Chamber Choir. ROW 1: J. Keller, D. Lesmeister, C. Dethloff, N. Weisser, N. Krohn, M. Johnson, J. Faul, L. Wollenburg, J. Marzolf. ROW 2: R. Robie, L. Gabbert, C. Nygaard, L. Mayer, L. Heitmann, N. Kost, J. Graumann, D. Mel- and, J. Albrecht. ROW 3: M. McLaurin, C. Wollenburg, D. Tofteland, R. An- hom, J. McLaurin, M. Keller, S. Swang, M. Kittleson, R. Boyum. ROW 4: Director D. Mosser, D. Aronson, K. Putz, D. Overland, S. Liebelt, D. Heitmann, P. Kelly, B. Tofteland, P. Boese, Me'Ladies-ROW 1: D. Theige, J. Faul, G. Helgerud, M. Berg, M. Helgerud, N. Krohn, D. Lesmeister, C. Bischke, S. Meier, D. Mosser, Director. ROW 2: R. Appelt, D. Lesmeister, L. Dick, D. Seibel, W. Mayer, L. Heitmann, K. Liebelt, C. Dethloff, J. Berg, L. Kurzweg. ROW 3: J. Marzolf, D. Bowlinger, B. Glaser, K. Rodne, R. Boyum, V. Nygaard, J. Albrecht, S. Molgard, L. Mayer, C. Tofteland, B. Logan. ROW 4: S. Solberg, R. Robie, J. Keller, N Weisser, N. Kost, M. Johnson, C. Nygaard, D. Meland, J. Graumann, K. Kopseng, L. Wollenburg, L. Gabbert Sopranos-ROW 1: M. Weinmann, D. Hoffart, K. Ruhl, B. Schmidt, D. Lesmeister, R. Martin, G. Martin, M. Ripplinger, D. Ripplinger, L. Patzer, S. Meier. ROW 2: M. Berg, M. Helgerud, J. Nelson, B. Martin, D. Kessler, V. Anhorn, A. Miller, D Lesmeister, C. Bender, N. Krohn, W. Overland, M. Grad. ROW 3: R. Appelt, J. Berg, L. Heitmann, K. Liebelt, J. Hofland, B. Glaser, C. Tofteland, S. Buresh, B. Faul, A. Flick, D. Seibel, C. Dethloff, D. Alexander. ROW 4: S. Richardson, V. Nygaard, L. Gabbert, R. Robie, K. Rodne, R. Ludwig, D. Storwold, C. Nygaard, S. Thon, N. Weisser, J. Grad, L. Mayer, C. Anhorn, J. Keller. Boys-ROW 1: M. Keller, G. Sch- maltz, M. Kittleson, M. Weist, K. Putz, S. Swang, C. Paulson, ROW 2: D. Schmidt, P. Kelly, J. McLaurin, M. Hanson, M. Mc- Laurin, R. Leibelt, D. Heitmann, R. Albrecht. ROW 3: T. Grad, P. I II Chorus Officers: FRONT: Director Dennis Mosser, Jocelyn Faul, Sec., Nancy Weisser, St. Coun. Rep., BACK: Mark McLaurin, Treas., David Barstad, Pres., Douglas Tofteland, V. Pres. Me'Ladies Officers: FRONT: Cyndy Nygaard, Treas., Debra Lesmeister, Pres., Director Dennis Mosser, BACK: Janell Graumann, Sec., Lanette Mayer, V. Pres., Nancy Weisser, St. Coun. Rep. Krosbakken, J. Johnson, D. Over- land, L. Kaul, C. Wollenburg, B. Miller, D. Aronson, T. Baltrusch. ROW 4: P. Boese, S. Leibelt, E. Faul, D. Toftland, D. Barstad, B. Toftland, D. Bauer, R. Weigel, B. Lautt, G. Aronson. Altos-ROW 1: K. Leintz, D. Theige, J. Lithun, K. McMahon, N. Fix, S. Mitzel, S. Michelson, J. Weist, S. Keller, D. Keller, J. Steedsman, V. Docter. ROW 2: J. Faul, R. Logan, J. Grad, L. Hager, L. Hovland, M. Meland, C. Kessler, C. Theige, G. Helgerud, K. Case, D. Lockram, D. Patzer, K. Sauter. ROW 3: M. Kelly, S. Vetter, F. Kline, B. Schmaltz, D. Bowlinger, C. Berg, C. Knudson, M. McLaurin, R. Boyum, B. Logan, M. Lemeister, C. Keller, J. Marzolf. ROW 4: K. Theige, S. Solberg, N. Faul, K. Kopseng, S. Waldoch, D. Aronson, N. Kost, M. Johnson, J. Graumann, E. Gabbert, J. Albrecht, L. Wollenburg, J. Schneibel, D. Schmaltz. The ballroom scene ends with the song I've Got the Sun In the Morning and the Moon At Night . ; I � 1 •i I'm a bad, bad man . “Annie . Harvey High School's Music Depart- ment presented Annie Get Your Gun directed by Dennis R. Mosser on April 22, 23, and 24. The leading roles, Annie Oakley and Frank Butler, were played by Cyndy Nygaard and Paul Kelly. Support- ing actor and actress were Mark McLaurin as Charlie Davenport and Donna Meland as Dolly Tate. Other actors of importance were Donald Overland as Sitting Bull, Steven Liebelt as Buffalo Bill and Ronald Albrecht as Pawnee Bill. Pawnee Bill says, Hey Buffalo Bill, Sitting Bull and I have discussed the contract. REST ASSURED Wright Hanson--Director CAST Mr. Morlock • • Mrs. Morlock . Mary Morlock . Jessima Morlock Mildred .... Joe Lanconi . . Luigi Lanconi. Martha .... Lucifer . . . . Miss Akers. . . George Plew . . Mrs. Schmaltz. Dr. Brown . . . Mr. Black. . . Jake......... Mrs. Frinck . . Stage Managers Craig Wollenburg Bonnie Martin . Corrine Dethloff Kathy Kopseng . . Jocelyn Faul . . Greg Krueger . Grant Martell . . . Barb Logan . Jim McLaurin Carol Bischke . Terry Baltrusch . Joleen Albrecht . . Gordon Zerbe . . .Terry Grad . . Alan Berg . . Julie Keller . Jeanne Berg Lynn Dick Linda Kurzweg 38 Mrs. Morlock peers through the ghost of Luigi Lanconi. Rest Assured The junior class presented a three act comedy entitled Rest Assured on November 20. The play was centred around a family headed by a father who dream- ed he died and was haunted by Luigi Lanconi, his daughter's fiancee's fa- ther. This dream ended when he con- sented to his daughter's marriage to Joe Lanconi. Mrs. Frinck gives her opinion of the situation. The Senior Class presented THEY RUN IN THE FAMILY Directed by Mr. Wright Hanson Peggy Pennywinner Alvin Pennywinner Pat Pennywinner . Buzz Pennywinner . Chester Mullins . . Agnes Pennywinner Aunt Alice . . . . Seymour.......... Sam Pennywinner . Mrs. Alonzo Spell . Josie............ Dimple Dillard . . Mitzi Jones . . . . Harold Gilley . . , Alexander Smith . Dr. Paul Andrews . Midge ........... Mrs. Andrews . . , Radio Voice . . . . Linda Gabbert Donald Overland . JoAnn Schneibel . Dean Aronson . . . Paul Kelly . . Gail Helgerud . Janell Graumann Kevin Richardson Douglas Tofteland . Deborah Theige . Nancy Weisser Linda Graumann . DeNae Bowlinger . . Merle Fossen . Lawrence Akers . . . Gary Tipton . Marilyn Hoepfer . . Jane Grossman . . Gary Tipton 40 This isn’t a social call. You're not going to the sock-hop. The senior class play, a three act comedy consisting of eight men and ten women, was presented on May 21, 1971 in the high school auditorium. They run in the Pennywinner family. They run, they jog, they do push ups, and they all do their part to make the Pennywinner household a veritable gymnasium. All, that is, except Mom and teenager Peggy who insist that life can- not revolve around athletics just because Dad coaches the Central High Frogs. He coaches football in the fall, basket- ball in the winter, track in the spring, baseball in the summer, then, as Mom laments, We start the vicious circle all over again. 41 ATHLETICS Linebacker Craig Wollenburg comes around end. Quarterback Robert Hirschkom cuts sharply to avoid being tackled. Lawrence Akers and Todd Schimke were selected for the North Star All Con- ference team. B-squad cheerleaders: Leah Wollenburg, Shelly Solberg, DeNae Seibel, Head Cheerleader Kim Theige, and Marilyn Meland. Team Fights For Victory A-squad cheerleaders: Julie Keller, Corrine Dethloff, Jocelyn Faul, Head Cheerleader Sandra Kline, Gail Helgerud. Football Opponents Tioga Valley City Larimore Rugby ♦ Park River Grafton Cavalier Devils Lake Carrington Scores We They 12 32 0 42 8 6 18 40 0 32 12 33 6 6 0 18 14 0 ♦ Homecoming ROW 1: Coach Tveito, H. Gulbranson, K. Johnson, K. Richardson, S. Kukowski, T. Schimke, M. Tebelius, C. Paul- son, Coach Erickson. ROW 2: Coach Stone, J. Albrecht, M. Seltvedt, P. Kelly, G. Steedsman, T. Schimke, B. Mitzel, J. Schmidt, G. Fronk. ROW 3: S. Volk, T. Schimke, R. Hoffard, P. Boese, D. Seltvedt, M. Thompson, R. Dittus, R. Lemer. ROW 4: Student Manager G. Aronson, R. Buresh, M. Sander, O. Faul, J. Fallon, M. English, M. McLaurin, T. Seibel, J. McLaurin. ROW 5: G. Krueger, M. Frost, R. Hirschkom, D. Aronson, L. Akers, B. Tofteland, M. Neeley, A. Berg, C. Wollenburg. Captain Todd Schimke anxiously awaits a rebound. A-squad cheerleaders: Head Cheerleader Sandra Kline, Jocelyn Faul, Julie Keller, Gail Helgerud, and Corrine Dethloff. — -v- Mark Frost takes a relaxed shot from the fee throw line. Coach Baumgartner diagrams a new play during a time out. A-squad basketball team, ROW 1: Jeffrey Theige, Kevin Richardson, Mark Neeley, Blair Mitzel, Todd Schimke, dent Manager Ronald Buresh. ROW 2: Coach Baumgartner, Craig Wollenburg, Allen Berg, Mark Frost, William Ryan, Gregory Krueger, Robert Hirschkom. Hornets Win Ten Basketball Opponents Scores We They Carrington 72 40 Minot Ryan 62 46 Minot 41 46 Crosby 68 43 Bottineau 43 61 Fessenden 51 36 Valley City 63 56 Devils Lake 57 54 Rugby 53 63 WiUiston 52 61 Tioga 53 44 Stanley 55 61 Park River 44 58 Larimore 58 30 New Rockford 61 73 Rugby 65 74 Carrington 58 59 Bottineau 63 47 Cavalier 72 58 Grafton 48 59 Northwest Regional Tournament Play Minot 41 56 Northwest Regional Games Coach Gordon Baumgartner looks on as practice continues. 47 Hornets Secondary Squads . .. B-squad basketball team, ROW 1: Jeffrey Johnson, Bruce Bentz, Student Manager Ronald Buresh, Gordon Zerbe, Bruce Schaan. ROW 2: Coach Stone, Richard Weigel, Craig Wollenburg, William Ryan, Gregory Krueger, Mike Sander. Freshmen cheerleaders: Joan Hofland, Vicki Anhorn, Head Cheerleader Sheila Mitzel, Cathy Berg, Roberta Logan. K The enthusiasm of the Pep Club gives support to all the Hornet athletes. Freshmen basketball team, ROW 1: Corey Paulson, Michael Keller, Michael Hanson, Joel Albrecht, Scott Swang. ROW 2: Jeffrey Schmidt, Troy Schimke, Bruce Tofteland, Charles Degenstien, Michael Seltvedt, Coach Tveito. 49 Vetter Captures State Title A-squad wrestling team: ROW 1; Coach Erickson, Terry Richter, Mike Richter, Jerry Vetsch, Gary Tipton, Neil Jacob- son. ROW 2; John Fallon, Terry Baltrusch, Owen Faul, Mark Thompson, Paul Kelly, Kenneth Vetter. Wrestling Opponents Scores We They Carrington 10 42 Rugby 48 12 New Rockford 33 25 Rugby 29 20 Minot Ryan 29 9 New Rockford 32 16 Garrison 12 34 Devils Lake 33 6 Carrington 3 48 Minot 8 36 Minot State Invitational Kenneth Vetter (1st) Paul Kelly (2nd) North Star Conference Meet Kenneth Vetter (1st) Northwest Regional Tournament Kenneth Vetter (1st) Paul Kelly (3rd) North Dakota State Tournament 145-lb. State Champion Kenneth Vetter A-squad cheerleaders: Kandis Liebelt, Head Cheerleader Wanda Overland, Caro Theige, DeNae Bowlinger, Cathy Tofteland. 50 B-squad wrestling team: ROW 1; Roger Tipton, Harlow Paul Kelly and Kenneth Vetter, who qualified for the Gulbranson. ROW 2; Brian Lautt, Pat Krosbakken, Kevin state meet, pose for the camera man. Durr ant. Paul Kelly scores two points against his opponent in a takedown. Track The girls track team coach- ed by Floyd Richardson and Beckee Keller had a successful season. They placed in every meet in which they participated. At the district track meet in Minot on May 20 they took third place honors. The girls qualifying for state were Mary Weinmann in the hundred yard dash; Kim Theige in the hurd- les; Zita Held in shot put and discus, the 440 yard relay team, 880 yard relay team and also the 880 medley relay. The boys track team was coached by Roger Bishop and Gordon Erickson. They selected as their captain Kevin Richard- son. Todd Schimke was named most valuable player and Gregory Krueger was the team mate who made the most points. Michael English was voted the hardest worker. Boy’s Track: ROW 1: C. Schaan, Student Manager, M. Tebelius, B. Mitzel, T. Seibel, K. Richardson, P. Krosbakken, H. Gulbranson, C. Paulson, Coach Erickson. ROW 2: M. Hanson, Student Manager, T. Schimke, M. Selvedt, J. Schmidt, T. Schimke, B. Weigel, G. Aronson. ROW 3: G. Zerbe, C. Wollenburg, G. Fronk, G. Krueger, M. English. Girl's Track: ROW 1: J. Steedsman, S. Mitzel, M. Weinman, S. Michelson, D. LaCoe. ROW 2: S. Richardson, C. Berg, J. Schneibel, M. Meland, M. Lesmeister, J. Keller, M. Kelly, B. Fix, R. Richardson, Coach Keller. ROW 3: Coach Richardson, C. Pottenger, L. Streifel, D. Meland, K. Theige, Z. Held, P. Wrangham, L. Wollenburg. 52 Weight Lifting Team: FRONT: J. McLaurin, N. Jacobson, Coach Malcomb, R. Lemer, K. Martin. BACK: G. Steedsman, R. Schall, D. Bauer, T. Schimke. 53 CLASSES Freshmen Strive for Creativity ROW 1: W. Fossen, M. Michelson, J. Frieson, A. Flick, C. Kessler, S. Michelson, J. Nelson, R. Martin, V. Anhom, R. Logan, J. Lithun, V. Held, S. Buresh, J. Steedsman, M. Kelly, J. Grad, adviser E. Mack, ROW 2: adviser V. Zerr, G. Aronson, T. Keller, A. Huddleston, M. Hansen, P. Gabbert, J. Robie, K. Putz, S. Swang, K. Jacobson, J. Huber, D. Keller, D. Hoffart, L. Patzer, M. Grad, ROW 3: J. Zeigler, G. Goldade, R. Koble, G. Schmaltz, M. Kel- ler, B. Tofteland, J. Schmidt, P. Krosbakken, M. Seltvedt, I. Fix, K. Weltz, K. Helm, D. Schmitz, L. Marchand, L. Hager, K. Sauter, ROW 4: M. Fiesel, K. Johnson, R. Buchwitz, C. Schaan, S. Volk, B. Weigel, V. Sabbe, J. Al- brecht, M. Keller, M. Weinmann, C. Berg, S. Thon, D. Sommer, E. Case, D. Lockrem, S. Keller, N. Fix, ROW 5: C. Paulson, R. Schmeets, G. Fronk, T. Schimke, C. Degenstein, C. Miller, H. Gulbranson, W. Keller, M. Wiest, J. Hoffard, S. Mitzel, B. Faul, M. McLaurin, S. Vetter, C. Bender, M. Lesmeister. A spirit of peaceful coexistence is proved by an intermingling of classes. Officers are: Troy Schimke, V. Pres.; Cathy Berg, Sec.; Roberta Logan, Treas.; Mike Keller, St. Coun. Rep.; Jeff Schmidt, Pres. Peter Pan was the Freshman entry in the snow Class members constructed revolving top for the Homecoming sculpture competition. parade. A Year of Learning for Sophs ROW 1: adviser Mrs. E. Faul, N. Krohn, K. Liebelt, V. Nygaard, S. Richardson, M. Helgerud, D. Ripplinger, K. Leintz, S. Waldoch, J. Johnson, M. Sander, G. Weigel, R. Weigel, M. Kittleson, adviser Mrs. J. Bauer. ROW 2: M. Berg, D. Seibel, S. Solberg, P. Wrangham, M. Meland, K. Theige, L. Wollenburg, B. McCollough, T. Buresh, I. Miller, D. Faul, N. Jacobson, R. Tipton, T. Overland, R. Liebelt, N. Jacobson. ROW 3: C. Keller, C. Knudson, D. Keller, V. Dockter, L. Heitmann, D. Lesmeister, M. Grad, K. Ruhl, D. Alexender, L. Jacobson, S. Meier, B. Mil- ler, R. Lemer, D. Hoffard, D. Schmidt. ROW 4: L. Striefel, J. Schneider, K. Zerr, P. Feist, P. McMahon, S. Hoff- man, M. Johnson, R. Marchand, O. Faul, B. Bentz, W. Stock, D. Bauer, L. Vetter, J. Helm. ROW 5: C. Anhorn, B. Kuhn, J. Liebelt, K. Roller, D. Patzer, E. Gabbert, D. Schmaltz, B. Schmaltz, B. Schaan, R. Hirschkom, K. Les- meister, B. Kukowski, T. Rieger, G. Richter. ROW 6: C. Hoffard, B. Shefte, D. Arnoson, D. Kessler, R. Ludwig, J. Grad, R. Appelt, M. Richter, L. Kaul, R. Marzolf, D. Marzolf, R. Durrant, B. Mindt, O. Rodne. SOPHOMORES say: de-feet 'EM N ‘T $. ABOVE: Sophomores urge Hornets on to victory with their class ban- ner. LEFT: Owen Faul carried Hornet banner in the Homecoming parade. A hot pink Dopey was the entry that won third place for the Sophomores. The Sophomore class showed their originality in construct- ing a self-propelled It . Officers: FRONT: Shelly Solberg, Pres.; Deborah Kessler, Sec.; Nancy Krohn, St. Coun. Rep.; BACK: Richard Weigel, St. Coun. Rep.; Susan Richardson, Treas.; Jeff Johnson, V. Pres. Junior Class Terry Baltmsch Alan Berg Jeanne Berg Carol Bischke Paul Boese Ruth Ann Boyum Ronald Buresh Kathryn Case Nancy Conrad Corrine Dethloff Lynn Dick Ronald Dittus 60 Cynthia Dockter Kevin Durr ant Michael English John Fallon Jocelyn Faul Naomi Faul Agnes Fettig Barbara Fix Betsy Gludt Robert Grad Terry Grad Donita Graumann Julie Hag e man Mark Hager 61 The camera catches James McLaurin in a studious mood. Gary Heilman Douglas Heitmann Jerome Held Carol Hertz Roxanne Huber Marilyn Johnson Julie Keller Valarie Keller Faye Kline Kathleen Kopseng Gregory Krueger Steven Kukowski Richard Kuntz Linda Kurzweg Officers: FRONT: Carol Bischke, St. Coun. Rep.; Robert Bartz and Russell Haugen, Advisers; Ruth Ann Boyum, Sec.; BACK: Blair Mitzel, St. Coun. Rep.; M. English, V. Pres.; Alan Berg, Treas.; Craig Wol- lenburg, Pres. 62 Debbie LaCoe Bryan Lautt Tim Liebelt Barbara Logan Robin Lorenz Grant Martell Bonita Martin Grace Martin Jeffrey Martin Kenneth Martin Ronald Martin Janice Marzolf Wanda Mayer Connie Meier Delegates to Boys State are Gregory Krueger, Ronald Schall, Alan Berg, James McLaurin. Cynthia Running William Ryan Ronald Schall Timm Schimke Joyce Schmeets Linda Schneider Richard Seibel Mark Sommer 64 Girl State delegates are Jocelyn Faul, Barbara Logan, Ruth Ann Boyum, Lynn Dick, Julie Keller, Corrine Dethloff, Kathleen Kopseng and Jeanne Berg. . LAWRENCE AKERS RONALD ALBRECHT DEAN ARONSON DEBORAH BAKER DAVID BARSTAD HENRY BECHTHOLD DENAE BOWLINCER PAMELA BUCHWITZ 66 Graduating Class — 1971 WAYNE BUSS STEVEN ECKART EUGENE FAUL SCOTT FAUL Officers: FRONT: Wanda Overland, Sec. j advisor H. Liebelt, Sandra Kline, Treas.; BACK: Henry Bechthold, Pres, j Jeffrey Theige, St. Coun. Rep.; Robert Zerr, St. Coun. Rep.; Norman Ravnaas, V. Pres. MERLE FOSSEN MARK FROST BRUCE FRUEH LINDA CABBERT Relay team member, Mark Tebelius, speeds up on the home stretch to take second place. BONITA GRAD JANELL GRAUMANN LINDA GRAUMANN JANE GROSSMAN BONITA HAGER STANLEY HASE ZITA HELD GAIL HELCERUD 68 NANCY KOST EILEEN KRAFT TOP: Kevin Richardson greets parents during the open house. BOTTOM: Senior girls sample the tasty morsels of the cafeteria. RYAN LEMER BARRY LESMEISTER DEBRA KAY LESMEISTER STEVEN LIEBELT KEVIN LORENZ BARRY LUCAS DARRYL MARTIN LANETTE MAYER 70 Graduating Class — 1971 MARK McLAURIN DONNA ME LAND ALTHEA MILLER I LEAN MOEN KATHREEN MUSCHA MARK NEELEY CYNTHIA NYGAARD MARJORIE OTTO op AYj n2 yxu mm fA %UT V fCH U - • y The Senior class banner won top honors during Home- coming festivities. DONALD OVERLAND WANDA OVERLAND NORMAN RAVNAAS KEVIN RICHARDSON DEBRA RICHTER ELAINE RICHTER BONITA RIEGER MARY LOU RIPPLINGER Seniors Capture Awards NICHOLAS ROERICK KAREN RODNE KEVIN ROLLER KEITH SCHAAN TODD SCHIMKE BEATRICE SCHMALTZ BRENDA SCHMIDT DARRELL SCHNEIBEL Cinderella's Carriage captured second place in the snow- sculpture competition. The Senior class float came in second place with a Rubber Ducky theme. a Qr JOANN SCHNEIBEL THOMAS SEIBEL ROBERT SWANSON MARK TEBELIUS DEBORAH THEIGE JEFFREY THEIGE VERNON THINGVOLD PATRICK THOMAS GARY TIPTON DOUGLAS TOFTELAND KENNETH VETTER CYNDY VOGEL DAVID WEIGEL NANCY WEISSER ALBERT WENTZ DONALD YOUNG ROBERT ZERR JOY ZIEGLER Honor Students: ROW 1: L. Mayer, N. Weisser, K. Rodne, K. Muscha. ROW 2: M. Hoepfer, M. Fossen, P. Buchwitz, G. Tipton. ROW 3: R. Richardson, B. Grad, D. Meland, L. Gabbert. ROW 4: L. Akers, J. Theige, D. Tofteland, R. Zerr, R. Hoffard. Awards Night Henry Bechthold was chosen by the honor students to give the honors address at the Awards Night program on Monday, May 24. Merle Fossen received the Balfour Award, the Readers Digest Award, the Junior Chamber of Commerce Key-Man Award and the State Bar Associa- tion Constitution Award. Recipients of the I Dare You Awards were Donna Meland and Kevin Richard- son. Janell Graumann received the J. C. Penny Award. Robert Zerr was awarded the Eagles Scholarship and the Alumni Awards were presented to Wanda Overland and Ron Hoffard. Lanette Mayer received the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. I Believe In Music was sung by this group of seniors during the Awards Night program and class play. 77 Seniors await the recessional. Eighty-Six Receive Diplomas Dr. Russell A. Peterson addressed the graduates of 1971. Mark McLaurin plays his musical selection in memory of his brother, David. One proud senior, Karen Rodne, receives her diploma. RIGHT: Graduation was a night of mixed emotions for the members of the graduating class. The Junior Honor Marshals escorted the seniors. Dr. Russel A. Peterson, Professor of Higher Education at the University of North Dakota gave the Commencement address on Thursday, May 27, 1971. Musical selections included the concert band playing Selec- tions from Mary Poppins , and Me'Ladies singing The Halls of Ivy . Duane Akers, chairman of the school board, awarded the diplomas to the seniors and the eighth gradu- ates. The invocation and benediction was given by Reverend Leslie Foss of the Trinity Lutheran Church. The junior honor marshals for Baccalaureate and Commence- ment were Joleen Albrecht, Corrine Deth- loff, Lynn Dick, Betsy Gludt, Donita Grau- mann, and Claudia Pottenger. The junior honor ushers were Terry Baltrusch, Alan Berg, Paul Boese, Mike English, Robin Lorenz, and Gordon Zerbe. Tension mounts in the final minutes before the processional. Class of 1971 . . . And Now We Do Begin Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I— I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. By Robert Frost 81 GERI’S LUNCH HARDWARE HANK Harvey, N. Dak. CON’S ENCO SERVICE Conrad Ziegler, Owner “Where Your Business is Appreciated . FIRST STATE BANK OF €liK HARVEY Phone 324-2285 The Friendly Bank on the Corner. FARMERS UNION OIL DR. J. R. 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