Hazen High School - Bison Yearbook (Hazen, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

. ' few Start Season With 2 Wins, 1 toss tball season. m high school's Bison came with t%o wins and a tots. At the tame time, the y'' won two games and second team loat or -jj The Bison wpr 25-20, last Tu N Zap. lft-lVT won . •C Steltzmiitv McBride, car Wagering CV win Miller, Ga. y Er r Larson. iO far this seay 4 « t Bison in scf ff I 2ft points 3 $ wet. cy g scored ty 5 IV. Ksn 7 Bride, jSv a ■S’e? one-act play in W r04 « • • ■ • e -j A carnival qued during the eveniA crowned just befohl°x ' closes at 11:30. atf VVv ‘Ad% V -- .1 in . spared' ing v tour by i opponents. The 50 drat downs t ponenta. I) IWtKfflMMtMMVtiCW v iVvfwiV v fc� vvsvttWIMSvviV� P � � c£fc -« NOTES FROM THE ALOMNI -------♦ Best wishes to the annual and to the future basketball teams Veslie D. Foss, Manager of the Corner Standard Service. Best wishes for success to the Class of 49B Robert L. Stroup, Bazen Lumber Co. Best of luck to the future builders of Americas Bowling Center. Mrs. Madge Swoboda, Hazen fel The Hazen Alumni do not have a regular association but they do, however, get together on Homecoming Day to name an Alumni Correspondent to act on letters of inquiry and matters of Alumni history. For the past two years it has been up to me to gather whatever I could and as years pass a complete and current address list will bring every alumni a semi-annual Alumni Letter. The efforts to make a future service to us Alumni are especially those of the Class of 1949, who des-serve much credit in bringing all former students a school picture and a Passing Parades They are an exceptionally progressive class and will no doubt have a few in our states, Vho's VhoB Eest of luck to all of themS Ronald Keeley, Postmaster, Hazen, N. Dak., class of 1931. Congratulations to the Class of � 49 for carrying on in the finest traditions of Hazen High School. May you, like the Forty-Niners of another generation, be successful in your search for nuggets, whether you seek gold, success, or simply happinessB Ferdy Froeschle, Bazen Star, Class of '54. Probably the happiest memories of many Hazenites are of the years spent a3 students of the Hazen High School. It is there too that the youth of Hazen has its first experiences in citizenship, cooperation, school spirit and planning for the future. The class of � 49 will be no exception in discovering that their high school is one of the great influences in their lives. The Class of � 49 is fortunate in having this book to remind them of the carefree days, the work and study, the school teams, their fine record at Hazen High, and their plans and determinations for the future. Congratulations I Don Brooks, Class of 85. Best of luck to the Annual and to the Class of 49B Bob Chase, Class of '43. Best wishes to the Class of � 49 from the Class of � 28 and may you have as happy a year as we didS Mrs. Harold Buri, Class of � 28. Best of luck and success in the years to comes Fitzgerald Gutknecht, Class of 45. May you look back upon your High School Days as among the happiest in your lifeS Mrs. T. A. Sailer. GOod luck to the graduates in the Class of '49. May you continuously reflect the honor and fellowship acquired during your years at Hazen Highs Leo Geot . My memories of the years spent in the Hazen High School are happy ones, especially in the field of sports. It doesn't seem so long ago either but when one has three children graduates of the same school, its been quite awhile at that. Success to all of the Class of '49S Hubert Stoetllng, Class of � 22. Congratulations to the graduation class of 1949. I am confident that if you retain your present enthusiastic spirit toward your school, such enthusiasm will aid in the development of a bigger and better Hazen ugh Schools T. A. Sailer. I cuULl. CAjl. sttvtfts twwwMNvvwvMrsvftsvtwir vr,•vtt av fs i vawifosv -i v W wsv f ; w w§V7f ii v t� wr f Gilsaorf, Malar shields, Anderson Hr on, t ukis Huesers Foss, Forsgren, Bittermar., Schweitzer, Hiclielson, Grenaahl Eoss Luciile r w y ! y w-W' £ gar-.ffaTigfBfgr.trsaarargr nv vV� v sw viWMtwi tt«gnMwB3fftt wrwiv Student au toiC mmmns- Front Row: Marvin Birkhclz, Landon Nel, Tommy Stoelting, Evelyn KLaudt, Pearl Hovdet, Jerry Chase, Eugene Huber. Second Row: Mr. Oilsdorf, Paul McBride, Dalton Richter, (Jerald Gutknecht, Thomas Larson, Selgfrled Relchenberg, Oscar Vegerle. OFFICERS ADVISOR MR. GILSPORF Vion rnhSIDERl OSCAR VEGERLE PRESIDENT GERALD GUTEHECHT SECRETARY TREASURER PEARL HOVDET aai u . m m wummwmmEMixaMsamsixtsaMXBXSwsmaL MWtIVIW TTl At LS222MMiu2Lm4 SENIOR 1 Supt. T. R. OILSDORF Senior Class Advisor HILLIE barthtt. GORDON BENZ 31 son Life 3 Football 4 Static 4 DARREL GLEASON Static 4 GERALD GOTKNECHT Bison Life 3,4 Student Council 3,4 Class Officer 1,2,4 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 3,4 Chorus 3 Dy-No-Mo 3,4 Class Play 3 HELEN GUTKNECHT Bison Life 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Dy-No-Mo 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 DARREL HAMMACK Bison Life 3 Static 4 Chorus 3 Dy-No-Mo 3,4 Class Play 4 CLASS $ OSCAR HEINE Student Council 2 Football 2,4 Basketball 2,2,4 Track 2,4 Chorus2,2 Dy-No-Mo 2,4 Class Play 4 PEARL HOVDET Bison Life 1,3,4 Student Council 2,4 Class Officer 2,4 Static 1,2,2,4 Dy-No-Mo 2,4 Pep Club 1,2,2,4 Class Play 2,4 RAYMOND KNOELL Bison Life 3,4 Football 4 Track 2,4 Static 4 Class Play 4 JUNE KOEHLER Static 2,2,4 Chorus 2,2 Qy-No-Mo 2,4 (jieer Leader 4 Pep Club 2,2,4 Class Play 2,4 GLADYS KRUKENBERG Bison Life 2,4 Static 1,2,3 Pep Club 2,2,4 Class Play 4 PAUL McBRIPE 3ison Life 3,4 Student Council 4 Class Officer 1 Football 1,2,2,4 Basketball 2,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Static 4 Chorus 2 Dy-No-Mo 3,4 Class Play 3 DARWIN MILLER Bison Life 4 Class Officer 3,4 Football 4 Static 4 Dy-No-Mo 4 Class Play 2,4 JUNE MILLER Class Officer 3 Chorus 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,2,4 Class Play 2,4 a sa ; ,-?r,v, mm a v at HffifWKV 4 WAY IyAY AYAV, Y tt tfY, ESTHER Bison Life 3 Static 1,2,3 'horus 1,2 • ep Club 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 ROMONA MURSCHEL Bison Life 3,4 Static 4 Chorus 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 CECILIA PFLIGER Bison Life 3,4 Static 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Dy-No-Mo 3,4 Cheer Leader 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 iZENNETH STELZMILLFT Bison Life 4 Football 3,4 Easketball 3,4 Track 3,4 Static 4 Chorus 2,3 Class Play 3,4 DARREL STEPHENS Static 4 Chorus 2,3 Class Play 4 OSCAR VEGERLE Student Council 4 Class Officer 2 Football 4 Basketball 4 Track 3,4 Static 1,2,3,4 Dy-No-Mo 3,4 Class Play 4 PHYLLIS WEISENBERGE} Static 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 YERONA VITTMAY1T Static 4 Chorus 1 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 AN AY TAW xmTZTTrmtfs, anrar sstvm.wixU'Z'm :: :■ .. • ,v. s.. ■■■■ v. .. ■■■ — ■■■ jUfflOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT MARION WTKNECHT SECRETARY FRANCIS KLACJDT VICE PRESIDENT GERALD ALBERS TREASURER ANITA RICHTER First Rows Anita Richter, Marion Qutknecht, Alvina Wegner, Darlene Weigum, Donna Malke, Francis Elaudt, Virginia Weil. Second Row: Eugene Huber, Larry Schramm, Gerald Albers, Calvin Mittlesteadt, Paul Zimmerman, Hilmer Maas. Third Row: Edwin Zuern, Alfred Galster, Thomas Harson, Siegfreid Reichenberg. Not Shown: Ardella Oster. Gone With The Girls Presented December 3, 1948. Jr. Sr. Banquet and Prom Given on May 7, 1949. TTSrSZTTTrrr.?” )X vg.'-’x:' V rirf'ZSTBF.VJSJSLOWL :v.m� . u Y r tvvfr � «wwsy 9yyjv fiiWa iVi. 8 9 © 9 _$ J3 f: Lorraine Schuh, Luella Seitz, Delphine Vfiedrlch, Doris adt, Alice Miller, Ardella Erbele, Bernice Maas, Marva Ti l n KH 1 1 im T3 ... u- TTnKo T First Bow: __ Mittlesteadt, Lou Hyde, Lela Miller, Marlene Faut, Betty Huber. Second Row: Harold wallender John Kitzman, Dickie Froeschle,Lester Schraiam, Richara Mattnels, Melvin Kittlestaedt, Ema Mattheis Alice Uittmayer, Delores Adolf, Carole Isaak, Bernice Heine. Third Row: Gerald Kiehlbauch, Duane Tysver, Fredrick Galster,Roland Wiedrich, John Retterath, DaleAlbers, Delton Richter, Kenneth Jerry Chase, Gary Erickson. Not Snown; Arlene Loewen and Clayton Schrassn. SOPHOMORE Fi’ l5gy‘ Mr. Schweitzer Advisor Kenneth Hoi President Betty Huber Secretary First Row: left to right. Doris Miller, Darlene Miller, Mary Zimmerman, Naomle Bornemann, Arlene Muel-ler. La Vonne Klrchlmler, Arnold Sailer, Rolland Sailer. Second Rows left to right. Orville Bllweln, Dallas Maas, Duane Mlttlesteadt, Reuben Guenthner, Stanley Hildebrand, Delores Wlttmayer, Edrls Miller, Margaret Barthel. Third Row: left to right. Edraer Murschell, Raymond Schuh, Melvin Wallendar, Raymond Pfliger, Alfred Lang, Eugene Stevens, Martin Pfliger. First Row: left to right. Caroline Werner, Ardella Weigua, Bernice Gallwas, Lorraine Helm, Masie Harr, Evelyn Klaudt, Betty Neumann, Jeannette Fischer, Betty Burl. Second Row: left to right. Marvin Bens, Jelmer Swoboda, Hubert Miller, Clarence Miller, Dale Krucken-berg, Allen Neuberger, Ivan Zeller, Rosemary Chrlstmann. Third Row: left to right. Luther Guenthner, Jerry Schafer, Elmer Oster, Gerald Tysver, Archie Unter-shere, Eugene Sailer, Jerome Swoboda. First Row: R. Lang, R. Zuern, M. Richter, E. Huber, M. Wlegura, A. Blrcholz, L. Vurschel, Second Row: G. Grendhal, W. Ebel, K. Lolan, M. Blrcholz, F. Buss, V. Albers, D. Goetz, W. Relchenberg, Not shown C. Balsch. EE First Row: A. Oelke, M. Wlesenterger, R. Thlelman, M. Suess, R. Neumann, L. Nel, G. Sailer, Second Row; J. Knoell, A. Barthel, D. Stanley, J. Kusler, J. Kusier, J, Peltchner, C. Huber, D. Meyers. Third Row: L. Klaudt, Re „ «£ ' Stephens, L. Heine, D. Rlenhardt, F. Heinz, J. Schafer, E. Knoell. Not snown. S. Erickson. tyiade Seventh tyuzde youit uuU Sccwtd, fi iade 7 W ffiade n ‘ 3 •V iY rty wSWSNy n YtY «v h Left to rignt, front row: Jerry Chase, Marvin Velsenburger, Jerry Schaffer, Earner Murschell, Jelner Swoboda. Second Row: Gerald Gutknecht, Eugene Huber, Gordon Benz, Paul McBride, captain, Kenneth Stelzmiller,Oscar Heine. ■Baird Row; Oscar Wegerle, Dale Albers, Thonas Larson, Ray Knoell Gary Erickson, Darwin Miller. Fourth Row; Eugene Sailer, Ass. Student Manager, Mr. Kaltsukis, coach, Gerald Klehlbauch, John Retterath, Seigle Reichenberg,Dun :c Tysver, Paul Zimmerman, Student Manager. Hazen-12-------------Garrison -14 Hazen-50----------- Halliday _ 6 Hazen-44---------------Beulah - 8 Hazen-28— ---------Elbowoo � _ 8 Hazen-18-------------Garrison -13 Hazen-44---------------Beulah - 0 Hazen-21------------Elbowoods -13 TOTAL 217 COACH KALTSUKIS ■n.v. i’. fv-v.« . Standing Jerry Chase, Paul McBride, Kenneth Stelzmlller, Dale Albers, Thomas Larson, Oscar Heine, Gerald Gutknecht, 'M C- d Eugene Huber, Oscar Wegerle, and Gary Erichs on. Kneelings Eugene Sailer, manager, and Mr. Kaltsukis, coach. H-H f) '4?' Hazen---25..............Stanton-----------20 V__- H Z6ii““ 18, ••••••••••••••• X Hazen---39.................Kllldeer-------16 CD t S O N Hazen---22................ .Hebron-------28 Hazen---19................Stanton--------31 Hazen---26................Alumni---------36 Hazen---38................Alumni---------35 Hazen---26, ................Beulah--------41 Hazen---2..................Hebron---------0( Hazen---20................Zap------------39 (County Hazen---25............... ..Stanton------32 Tournament) Hazen---29..................Bismarck Imps—51 Hazen---19.................Beulah Hazen——19.................Alumni—————15 Hazen---33................Zap - ---------48 Hazen---23................Beulah---------47(North Hazen---29.................Washburn-------34 District 6 Hazen—-26................ Garrison-------31 Tournament 1 342 545 Does not include second Hazen-Hebron game won by Hazen on Hebron's forfeit. VJ '-SJSa'iV !'4' ima w . slt!r-Bmesn$ anagram s. .' BASKETBALL First Row; Dennis Huoer, Landon Nei, Rueben Neumann, Marvin Suess, Raymond Thellman, and Gerald Sailer. Second Row: Orville Ellwein, Melvin Mittelsteadt, Frederick Stephens, Kenneth Dolan, Craig De La Barre, Marvin Veisen-berger. First Row; Archie Dnterseher, manager, Marvin Weisenberger, DonnieBammack, Jelmer Swoboda, Tommy Stoetling, and Mr. Kaltsukis, coach. Second Row: Eugene Sailer, Jerry Schaffer, Siegie Reichen-berg, John Retterath, and Dickie Froeschle First Row:Frederick Stephens, Eugene Sailer, Landon Nei, Marvin Suess, Donnie Hamraack, Dickie Froeschle, Tommy Stoelting. Second Row:Helen Gutknecht, Cecilia Pfliger, Romona Murschell Lorrine Helm, Mazie Harr, tiiufca naolf, Luella Seitz, Marlene Weigum, Marlone Richter Third Row: Pearl Hovdet, Darlene Weigum, Bernice Maas, Ardella Weigum, Rosemary Retterath, Betty Huber, Marion Gutknecht, Erma Mattheis. Fourth Row; ArchieUnterseher, Seigle Reichenberg, Gerald GUt-Knecht, Paul McBride, Thomas Larson, Darwin Miller, Raymond Knoell, Kenneth Stelzmiller, Kenneth Nei, and Gary Erickson, r Not Shown: Gladys Kruckenberg, Esther Morgan. Anita Richter E2SE2E22 .:-: ■•■■. ;,•: ,v. l ..-'T.. '.'CKa .v. .v; .- 'i v TH, s Pn'io Cell 1 s-r. ra' k « v.' y:j '.'j u? y.’ w n '.v v? w.'.? g tb y.i '.;.v 5 angm 1-rtF fNH� YfrV NflFVWNflKVjV f EDITORS PEARL HOVDET OSCAR VEGERLE CIRCDLATION MANAGER JUNE KOEHLER PEARL HOVL EDITOR Front Row: Cecilia Pfllger, Romona Murschel, June Koehler, Darlene Weigum, Pearl Hovdet, Alvina Wegner. Second Rows Helen Gutlmecht, Betty Neumann, Evelyn Klaudt, Oscar Wegerle, Kenneth Stelzmiller, Gary Erickson. Third Row: Darrel Hammack, Paul McBride, Raymond Knoell, Darrel Gleason, Darwin 'Miller, Darrel Stephens, Gordon Benz. flutti i (?Aonu4, ADVISOR MISS HRON OFFICERS BUSINESS MANAGER CECILIA PFLIOER SENIOR PEP CIU B OFFICERS y Hc.l -' Q. r-—t: kt F nifi°'r G kief m Cf C hh P c - f 7xin AHQ CFc , JUNf OAKltHC JUNIOR 'Wtixed irst Row: Jeanette Flsncr, Ariella Erbele, Caroxe Bernice .Haas, Marva Lou Hyde, Mazie Harr, Lorrlne Helm, Bernice Gallwas, Alice Mlllor, Lorraine Schuh, Bernice Heine. Second Row: Delphine Veidrich. Alice Vittmayer, Betty Huber, Mar-1®°®,Faut, Lela Miller, Marlene Loewen, Doris Mlttlesteadt. Thrld Row; John Kltzman, Darwin Miller, Gerald Kiehlbauch, Dale Albers, Seigie Reichenberg, Oscar Heine, Gerald Gutknecht, Thomas Larson, Darrel Hamtick, Calvin Mlttlesteadt, Gary Frickson. ny-NO-MO FiMt Row F. Stephens, G. Erickson, J, Cahse, 0. Wegerle, E.S i-xor, m. Suess, J. Swoboda, D. Haimiiack, A. Unterseher, H Jlaas. .RoWs H. Gutknecht, B. Neuman, J. Fisher, P. Hovdet , Su F Kiaudt, M. Weigum, J. Koehler, D. Veljura. Third Row: P. McBride, G. Gutknecht, D. Hammack, D. Miller, 0. Heine, s. Reichenberg, E. Huber, D. Albers. II It ' '■ ' � l 4--ffivgwy v r. awas wftttv f ivaS av vivv r viv afovr tv v I • - i S , first Row; Gordon Benz, Slegie Relchenberg, Jerry Chase, Oscar Vegerle, Eugene Huber, Hilmer Maas. Second Row: Gerald Gutknecht, Thomas Larson, Darwin Miller, Raymond Kfcoell, Oscar Heine. Third Row: Faul McBride, Dale Albers, John Retterath, Kenneth Stelzmiller, Gary Erickson. EBnaanm sv W; w. «vrvhvf i� rviv t gW First Row: Marlene Faut, Eetty Huber, Kenneth Nei, Dickie Froeschle, Mazie Harr, Rosemary Christman, Betty Buri, Hllmer Maas, Eugene Sailer, Ivan Zeller, Tommy Stoelting, Caroline Werner. Second Row: Ardella Weigum, Calarence Miller, Alice Miller, Richard Mattheis Bernice Maas, Jean Knoell, Marlene Richter, Marlene Weigum, Euniee Huber, Lor-rine Helm, Thomas Larson, Dalton Richter, Marvin Benz, Dale KTuckenberg, Landon Nei, Lester Schramm, Carol Huber, Bernice Gallwas, Mr. Orendahl, director. Third Row; Lela Miller, Karen Grendahl, Donnie Hammack, Marvin Weisenbergex Fredrick Stephens, Dale Albers, Gary Erickson, Jeanette Fisher, Evelyn. Klaudt, Gary Grendahl, Betty lieuman, Luella Seitz, Fayno.: i Theilman, Gerald Sailer. Alter several years lapse in band work, the Hazen High School Band was reorganized in September, 1948. The young organization is comprised of forty-five musicians. Crowded conditions st school made it necessary for the band to practice in the Evangelical Church. The group has appeared before the Hazen P.T.A. three times to show the community its progress throughout the year. It also appeared publicly at the annual Clean-Dp Day parade and program. The high points of the year were its Darxicipation in the North Branch Music Festival at Zap and a full dress concert given on Sunday, May fifteenth. Mr. Grendahl, director, says, The out look for the continued growth of the organization for next year is very good, for the personnel will be practically intact for 1949-50. In the near future the band will be outfitted with flashy uniforms. Opportunity will also be given to grade pupils who have musical talent to Join next year. immi .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... -r- ,7 . ..V.;.y. 'VXl-ll-. .l .7. .V i ; I ' n v i Afti r ; Wivyav i y a a g$g « r - McCords Variety—See us Tor Johnson's Fine Stationary. 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