Hillsboro High School - Perisphere Yearbook (Hillsboro, ND)

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THE PERISPHERE PAGE ELEVEN First row-:Charles Winberg, Virgil La-ne, Gerhard Lovas, Lorraine Hunking, Virginia Klontz, Vivian Lindgren, Harriet Wilson, Carol Anderson. Second! rowQGfeorge Krom, Herman Lovas, Dorothy Henning, Ruth Melsby, Eleanor Sarles, Joyce Davis, Dorothyn Lorch, Fern Peterson, Frances Waters, Lor- raine Benson, Elsie Larson.. Third rofw-Edwin Gunkel, Bertha Letnes, Susann Tjornhom, Deneze Ludwig, Ione Pilgren, Evelyn Bakken, Merle Harstad, Wesley Gunkel, Stanley Anderson.. -Fourth row-JDoug1as Mergenth-al, xAlphield Lyng, Stanley- Anda, Thurston Nelson, Harland- Gunkel, Elmer Weber, Fred Johnson, William Manthey, Thomas Wyer, Robert Wentworth. ' IUNIGR CLASS We, the Junior Class feel that we have come one step further toward the goal which we hope to attain. Our class has con-tributed! much to music, athletics, ' and the many other activities of our school. As Seniors, we hope to uphold the dignity so characterized- by the present Senior Class. - -Ione Pilgren.

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PAGE TEN THE PERISPHERE MARY ELLEN SARLES Mary Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Breviti-es lg Glee- -Club 1, 2, Chorus 1,, 25 Annual Staff 43 Newspaper -Staff 43 Class Officer 3, Typing contest 3, 43 Shorthand contest 3, 49 Class Play 3, 4. RALPH SIOI-DURICHT Puny-Puss 'fAuto wrecks result from the driver hugging, the wrong curve Orchestra 2, 3, 4g Band 3, 45 Track 3, 4, Student Manager 4. FRANKLIN SKOGEN !Reeve-s Big men have Ibig thoughts Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Stage man- ager 3, 4. ARNOLD SORUM Butch 'fGod made the country and man made th-e town DARRELL S-ORUM Chubby Take all the swift advantages of the hours Footfball 1, 2, 3, 4g class officer 3, 4, Class Play 3, 43 Kittenball 1, 2, 3, 4. VERNON STRAND Strand There is a foolish corner even in the brain of a genius Track 19 'Class officer 23 Class play 49 Glee Clufb 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Newspaper staff 4. J OHN STROM g Johnnie What a heavy burdlen is a name too soon become famous Class -play 3, 4. DELORES VE'1'I'EiL HDEEU A kindness bestowedl on the good is never lost 'Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43. Glee 'Club 1, 2, 3, 45 .Brevities 1- VIVIAN WILSON Pete- 1Speech is human, silence is divine VICTOR ZIMAMERMAN UVic!! From a little spark may burst a mighty flame

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2 PAJGE TVVELVLE THE PERISPHERE First row-4Roger King, Jerome Baglien, Donald Arneson, Gene Robinson, Wilma Henka, Patricia Murphy, Melva May Robichaud, Alice Freeman, Lois Meyer, La.- Verne Doeden, Leonardi Overrnoe. Second row-Albert Osrnon-, Harold Baglien, Lawrence Aasen, Arllys Hernett, Doloris Beltz, Lois Sundlby, Lorraine Engel,iLi11i-an Freeman, Phyllis Schafer, Mary Lou Hagen, Dorothy Odden. , Third' row-Palmer Sundby, Davids Sayre, Everett Christiansen, Milton lWaslien, Delmar Es-pesett, Merlin Hagen, Maurice Muller, Frances Get-tyis, Margaret Mooney, Doris Eisenhardt, Irene Ko-ering, Dona Mae- Anderson, Lorraine Overmoe, Corlnne Waslien. Fourth row+Richard Johnson, Ira Olerud, Merlin Borke, Milton Aasen, SOPI-ICDMORE CLASS I We, the Sophomore Class have now completed the second! year of our high school career. The high standards' left by our preceeding classmen are one of our achievements iwhich We are trying to uphold-being repnesentedi in music, sports and intellectual ability. ADona 'Mae Anderson.