Hillsboro High School - Perisphere Yearbook (Hillsboro, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1948 volume:

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I-Ie met us with smiles on the threshold, And in that rude temple of art, He left with the skill of a Workman I-Iis touch on the mind and the heart. O still to that bleak country corner Turns my heart in its wcariness yet, Where leading my gentle young sisters, With youthful companions I met. I cast a fond glance o'cr the meaclowg The hills just behind it I see Away in the charm of the distance, Old schoolhouse! A blessing on thee! Ql- O E fbecficalion We, the Seniors of 1948. respectfully dedicate this annual to Mary and Paul Paulson the best friends of all of ue through our high school years. vqfmimkl-Iffzalian s l First Row Mr. Fosmark: Chemistry. Commercial Geography. Band. Chorus. Miss johnson: English 7, Fnglish S, Social Science 7, Social Science 8, Mathematics 7. Mr. Salisbury: Geography, Science 7, Science S. Science 9, Biology, Phy- sical Education, Athletics Coach. Mrs. Nelson: Typing, Shorthand, Girls' Physical Education. Second Row Mr. Dahl, principal: W'orld History, U. S. History. Present Day Prob- lems, Commercial Law, Senior Mathematics. Mrs. johnson: English, Literature, Speech. Mr. Grant, superintendent: Mathematics R, Mathematics 9, Geometry, Latin. Not on the picture Miss Hogenson, the commercial teacher, who left at the end of the first semester. Mrs. Nelson then took over her duties. Q '7f1.e Sendai: 6644. ANTON GUNIDERSKIN MARY' BALKAN Pr1'xiJw1I' Vim' Pr1'si1fl'lll RUTH PETERSON Srfrrwfarx' Tmfm' NORMAN DAHI. Clasx Arlrixnr CLASS IWOTTO ' fsallnzrg f!2!lllH'l'0Il' CLASS COLORS Nlrfrurm and Gray CLASS FLOXVER Wlzilr' Row' s wr' lwafl BARBARA ENGEL Trvasu rrr RLlTl'l SCHLICHTMANN Dorm NUSTAD l!llll'tIil'f0l'fLHl Sflllllfdfflfibfll High scholastic honors go to liuth Schlichtmann and Dona Nustad. These two girls are valeclictorian and salutatorian, respectively. Besides maintaining high aver- ages these girls have participated in other activities. Ruth has been librarian for two years. She is editor of The Burrow and mimeographer of The School Daze. She was chosen to be one of the two students from the Senior Class to take the Pepsi-Cola scholarship test earlier in the year. . Dona has been active in many musical activities. She has been a member of the chorus, glee club, and band during her four years at HHS. Dona was a class officer during the Freshman year and a band officer in her Junior year. She is now librarian of the band. At the present time Dona is devoting her time to the duties of associate editor of The Burrow and advertising manager of The School Daze. She has re- cently been named as a representative of the Senior Class to the Student Council. The next eight students ranked as follows: Wilma Mollerstrom, Mary Balkan. Betty Talmo, Anton Gunderson, Kay Kelly, Romie Pederson, Vernon Rust and Janet Qimnbmn. MARY BALKAN -hex Hov1AN1m 'We can easily understand how Mary Balkan and Jack Hovlnnd were chosen as the ones most likely to succeed. Mary's cheerfulness makes her presence always pleasant. She'll get far ahead in tltis world of ours because when she has a point she always sticks to it and argues it out. Her quality of leadership is one of her greatest assets. She believes in having fun as well as having her work prepared. One of Jack's best qualities is his calmness in whatever happensg he always remains cool and collected. He is dependable and honest, sincere and truthful. Jack has par- ticipated in many extra-curricular activities throughout his four years here in Hills- boro High School. His friendly nature makes him liked by all. WILMA MOLLERSTROM ANTON GUNDERSON You who know Wilma and Anton can easily see why they were chosen as the most active boy and girl in this high school. When ever there is any activity, there they are. Wilma has been in chorus and glee club all four years, and also triple trio awhen she was a Sophomore. She has had a part in each of the class plays plus being president of the class during her Junior year. Even with all these activities she has studied so that her scholastic average has placed her third among her classmates. She is now presiding over the newly formed Student Council. In order that she might have this honor, some- one had to organize the Council. This was done by a committee of which Anton is co-chairman. He is also president of the class this year. During the football season he was co-captain of the mighty Burros. The Lettermen's Club was helped along by Anton who is very eapably filling his job as Sergeant-at-Arms. He is also rated very high scholastically. These are only a few of their extra-curricular pursuits, as they are too numerous to list them all. KAY KELLY LYLE PEDFRSON The girl chosen as the outstanding musician of Hillsboro High School is Kay Kelly. She not only plays the flute excellently, but also plays the piano and sings. Kay has been active in music in every possible way, having been a member of glee club, chorus, band and pep band all four years of high school. This year she directed the pep band and is assistant director of the band. She also participated in the orch- estra, triple trio. and trio. Kay is very interested in music and plans to go on in that field. Accredited with making the largest percentage of free throws is our outstanding athlete, Lyle Pederson. For this he was awarded a gold basketball. Having had three years of experience Lyle was elected co-captain of the basketball team in his Senior year. He had two years of football experience and made the second most points in the basketball season. During the tournament he was selected as a member of the first all district team. '7fze Peafecl' Seniaa Req Here at long last is the boy of your dreams ff-the boy you would most like to find in HHS The Perfect Senior Boy! To begin with we will take ,Iackie's head and set it upon George's build. Don't start saying he's too short, for now we will stretch him into Vernon's height. Sounds pretty snazzy, huh? Well that isn't all! Into our dream we put Anton's personality combined with Lyle's fun loving nature. Say girls, he's already enough to swoon over and we're only half through building him. What's a boy without musical ability? Why he's only part of what he should be. So, from Roy we will get that. For something to make his conversation enjoyable we add all of David's witty remarks. just a dash of Howard's inquisitiveness plus Donald's mechanical ability. Not only does he have these charac- teristics but he also has perfect manners and knows how to use them. There he is-- - The Perfect Senior Boyff all ready for his first appearance with the Perfect Senior Girl. You all know something like that can onlyihappen in a dream and I know what yr.u're all going to do now so- Happy Dreams! QAnd they will be, if he's an active figure in 1hem.j '7fze pefpfeci genial: From the very beginning of time, to the present day, there hasn't existed a creature who could rightfully be called a perfect girl. We don't think anyone is perfect, but if such a person could exist, we would want her to be a Senior girl. Now if we were living in a magic land Qwhich we aren'tj and had the power to take a desirable feature from each of our Senior girls and arrange them to form the Perfect Senior Girl, we would take the hair of Dona, the eyes of Barbara, the nose of Mary, the lips of Betty, the chin of Arlene, the complexion of Janet and delicately mold them into the perfect head. Next we would give her the figure of Agatha, along with .Iean's height and the wardrobe of Romie. Now we will endow her with Wilma's sociability, Ruthie's personality. Alice's manners, and Margaret's humor. Without Kay's musical and Gladys' dancing ability, our girl would not be complete. Now we gift her with Dorothy's prudence and bestow upon her Ruth's abundant intelligence. She is now complete and is ready to fascinate the Senior boys. However slae does not exist, so the search goes on. If she were a reality, she would fully deserve the title of the Perfect Senior Girl. Ruflv Sc'blif'hf1nanI1 Eflifm' BUSINESS MANAKQERI Anfon GIImlf'rxon CIRCULATION MANAGER: Lyla Pl'tll'Y'SOI1 1441411461 Stag INDIVIDUAL PLIOTOORAPIIS: Barbara Engrl Gladys lazrrlw Bafly Talmn SNAPSHOTS: Alia' Orfrlmr Ianvf Ia1'ol1x011 SCHOOL DAzE: Donald MI'rgr'11fl2al DRAMATICS: Agalha Kunfz Wilma Mollrrxfrnm CZLASS HlSTORN'! Margawf Iolmxrm Ivan I oI'xl1'r' GROUP PIETURES: Dnrofby Mvym' Arlrm' Munfm' TWO MOST LIKELY TO S Barbara Engfl BEST MUSICIAN: Baffy Talmo PERI-'ECT SENIOR BOY: Dona Nzrsfazl Mary Ballcan UCCEEDZ CLASS PROPHEQY: Dona N uvfad Axxorialz' Irlllm AIIMINISTRATTON: Roy Olson BEST ATHLETE: Kay Krlly PERFECT SENIOR Gnu David Sf!'l'HSOI1 George Vvflal lolm Hnrlaml MUSICIZ Ruflm Pvlrrsml Kay Kelly TWO MOST ACTIVE: Mary Balkan SPORTS: Vrrnon Ruxf Howard Rirfrlrr CLASS WIl.L! Gmrgc' Vvmfl David Slm'rIsm1 CAN YOU IMAGINE: Iolm Hnrlanzl Mary Lonisr' Balkan HOMECOMING: Rnmiz' Pmfr'rsm1 HIGHEST HONORS: Agafba Kimi: DEIJICIATILDNZ Dona Nnsfad Rnflv Sl'l11il'l7flHlUl7l Mary Lou Srlaafrr DIIHIIP AlltI'l'l'S0l7 Raymoml IUIHIXOII Rila BI'r'rI1 9. ,gm MARY LOUISE BALKAN Tall: shi- can. talk she will, Hi-r tongue is ne-wr, nwvvr still. film- Club 1: Ulmrus l: Cass Ollie:-I' 2, -l: llusinunss Manaismr Class Play 3: Paper Stall' 4, Annual Stall' 4: Ulass Play -I: Studs-nl, 1'ounf'il llrganizim: 1'mnn1i1l:-i- I, BARBARA ANN ENGEIu- Baths Sauna ponpli- c'zm't hm-lp living: nil-i-. Ulmrus l, 2: GW-v Ululv l, 23 Carnival Qui-on l: Annual Stall' 43 Pain--r Stall' 4: .Iavk lfrosl Uul-ol'-'Fnwn Qui-4-n 4: Plugs Illlii-vii' I1 Vlziss Plan' l JEAN FORSTER W'n.llcing s :ill riglit. hui T ww-fi-I' d:mi'ing'. Clmrus 1. 2: Glvi- Club 1. 2: Pup--r Stull' l: Annual 'Staff' 4. ANTON I. G-'UNDERSON- Toni His f'ux'm'ile dish is :.:'irls Chorus l, 2: Glen Club 1, Z: Fnullmll Il, IL Traul: 3, 43 Ulass Play fl, 4: Annual Stull' 'll Papvr Sitaft' 43 'Class Ufficf-r 2. 4: King l'an.li- datv 4: Pepsi-Cola Sclinursliip Enlrzxnl 41 Sf-rg's-ant-sit-Arnie ul' l,i-itm-nxm1's Ululv l: Uw- Uzlptziin lfnollmzill F. JOHN HOVLAND-uJack And his hair has ix wicki-d vurlf' Football 3, 41 Fo-captain Fontlrxll -lg Trzivk 3: Basulmll -15 Class Play, Sl, 4: Editor ui' Papi-1' 43 Annual S-tall' -1: Ulass Orlicer Il: King' C'u11clid:1lif- Ili Se:-ri-tary nf Lf-rl,-rm.-n's Vlulm I. JANET ANN JAC'OBSON- Jake Shi- se-LS asiilm- ul' xuu':'im-S mul li-is ilu- re-rl 01' ilu- world go hy. Runil 2, il. I: Pi-11 Hand 35, 43 llhm-us 1, il, I1 llliv Vluli I, Il. -I: lrllllal' Slnfl' 42 Alllllliil Sin ll' I. MARGARET JOHNSON Short and Svvi-iii, Rand l: C'hm'us 1, 2: Glu- 1'lulv'l. 2: Pulzi-1' Stull' 43 .lnnimi Stull' Al. MARY KATHRYN KELLY- KaY u.l I'0lll unclvr hi-r lima-rs 1-onli-s wim- ilruus mush-. r'hm'u:2 l, 2, 2, 4: illwi- Plulm 1, 2, fl, -1: llnnrl I. 2, tl, -1: P1-p Hand l, Z, Il, 45 Ulass Hill:-.fr I: Pla, Il, lg .Xnnu'iI Stull' -lg Pam-1' Stall' 13 Him! V Ulllci-1' 1, 21 .Xssistunl linnil lliiw-4-lui' lg Hr- i-lli-slrn l. AG-ATHA KUNTZ- Pa,t 1'harvn strikes tln- sight and l1l1'I'll wins tha- soul, on-r--snomIm1mA Study 1: Quim- 4 lm-1'lulu 2, Il, 4: Ulmrus L, 5. , - -.-1 - ' Il. -I: Pup--r Stull' 4: Annual Stuff ll: Class Hllivvr II: Plugs Play Il, li lllnm-vmmlilnr Ullvvll I, G-LADYS LORCH- GlaCldle lf snnilvs wr-rv sl1:lr'l-ee. hvr Sllwk nl l m 1 1 s l l'.-p linnfl I: Ulnss Play Tl: lap'-r S1:ll'I' ll: .Kn- wuulll lvl- pzmyumg lug: 4lix'ill1'mls. nu ll Nl xl! l DONALD MERGENTHAL- Don Hu lll akf-s you think lnfs tlminkinsrf' l'hm'us l: 1l'm- Ululu I: Ulnss l'l:uy fl: ,Xnnuul Nlull' 1: I':11n-r Stull' 4. . .Xu WILMA M ourllvucl -Ay . . . .-. , 35. .Xnnua 21 VV:-SU DOROTHY MEYER- D0z1ie Sln1pll- :mul swn-vt. llmrus 1, 2: till-lf l'IuI- I. 2: Pupl-r Staff li nufil S1:ul'l' I. JEAN MOLLERSTROM Wi11i I P I 5 QL: lussti ,H' ' ' 1-', '+:T'11'-'l1 n 1 Chorus l. 2: Pun'-r Stull I: .Xnnuul Stull I. ARLEEE MUNTER- Ar1ly WIN: said pr:-ntlmn:-n p1'vl'1-1' hluns DONA INIARIE NU STAD-- K1a.ribe1 'l'h pu 1' ru-4--luurtlul A lmly :lull llnl rf-sl' l- gre-nlusf' SlllllUlI0l'l2!l'l -1: Orvlwvstra 1: l4s1n'l 1, 22. fl. 4: till-1-Vlulw I. 2, 3, lg l'l11vruS 1, 2. 3, 4: Pep I-!zln'l l, 2, Ii, 4: 'Flip 1- 'l'riu 2, Il: Paul-1' Stuff 1: Slurlu-nl Puunvil I: Class Ulllrw-1' l: Hunli l,fIiI'f'l' 71, I IH-p l.:ansl -I: l'apQ-r Sl:ll'I4 13 Uaxs Play I: ltnys' Smtfl -I: .Xununl Stull' 1. BOY' OLSON lnnm'l-nl as :1 nvu' lnirl .-gpg, ., ., . I-:xnrl I, .,, .., l: klwrus 1, .., 1: nlwv 4 lull ll AI-ICE OVEBBOE- Speed II is llu- ln-autil'ul I':-lninEnv- nl- ll.-ssley tu lun- smn.-fm.-. l'lwrus 1, 2. Il. 4: lllwl Pluh 1, 1. l linux! Z, Il. 1: l'n-p Bunn! Il. l: 'l'rip'4- lvm 2: l'l:ls:4 Play II: Class Uflivu-1' Il: Iiaml vm' I: Annual Staff l: l':1p+-1' Stn 1Qlll'1'H 1':iIlrlifl:ll1' l. LYLE PEDERSON You'v-v not to bf- a basketball vap- tain to get along' with tht- beautiful girls. Band l, 2. 3, 4: Orvlu-stra 1: Chorus 1, 4: Glen Club 1: Pl-p ,Hand 15 Class Otlicvr 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Co-r-antain Basketball 'lp Football 3, 4: Band Ollicer 4: Student Coun- ril 4: Vapor Staff 4: Annual Staff 4: Class Play il: Pr:-sirlvnt ol' lntlt'l'lll!'I I'S Club -l. HOMIE JANE I-'EDERSON lip-s whtfn proiw-i'ly use-tl Can avvom- pllsh much. 2, il, 4: lllvv Club l, 2, Cl, 4: Triple 'l'rio 2, ill Url-lwslra l: lwp llzxutl fl: Pap.-r Stall' -I: An- nual Stull' l. RUTH PE'.l'E'RSON- Rosie Pap plus auburn locks. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pap Band l. 2, fl. 4: Chorus 1, 2, Il. 4: lilac- Club I, 2, Il, -I: Clfxss Ullim-r 4: Cass Play fl: Band flllit-vi' 4: .Xununl Stall' 4: Papvr Slafl' l. HOWARD RIEMEB- HOW-e Banfl l, 2. 4: Chorus l, 2. fl. 4: Glu- Club 1, 2, Il, 43 Pup lland 4: .Xumml S1.I'l' -l: l':n1u-1' 'Stall' 1. VERNON RUST Don't judge lllt' by thv books T c'ari'y tht-y might bv some g'irl's. Chorus 1: Glc-u Club l: Class Ollicer 2: An- nual Stal? 4: Paper' lStal'l' I: lfoollnill 4: Vive Prwsicll-nt of' 1.1-Ltr-t'i1ivii's Club I. RUTH SCIILIUHTMANN in tht- mind of 'a gvniusf' Vfllt'EllL't0l'lfIH 41: Chorus 1: Gluo Club l: Papt-r Stall' 4: Annual ljlllllfbl' I: lwpsi-Cola Scholar- ship Enlrant 4. ELIZABETH MARIE TALMO- Betty All work and no fun isn'I the life for llllku Chorus 1: G ve- Club 1: Band 1, 2: Pe-p Band 1, 2: Quvvn Candidatv 3: Class Play 3: Jack Frost Uut-of-'Fown Qui-1-n Sl: Annual Stall' 4: Pam-r Staff -L GEORGE I' VET'IEL- Georgie Hfs liLt'e but hs-'s wise, H--'s a tt-rror for his sizn-. Football fl 4: Co-vantain Football 4: Trac-k :lg Class Play 3. 41: Paper Staff 4: Annual Malt 4: Ti-misiniwi' of lA Ilx'l'llll'l l'S Club 43 lioys' Stall- 4. DAVID STEENSON 'llis favorite- twvilpationz blushing or blul'l'ing. nun' Stall' -lg Pape-r Staff -1. C'ass Oilicvr 1: Hand l, 2, 3, 4: Chorus I, i lu,lm+p-nilvnlA-that's Inv. l 'l'livrt- is a corrivr Of uiiswhil-f' vvvll l unicvz 01644 Tfrst Row Michael Kelly, Rita Breen, Ardys Pearson. Gloria Tronson. Marlys Grueb- beling. Seccnd RCW Ruth Miller, Crrmen Thcmoson, Helen Tonn, Floise Bovmird, Mary l.ou Schafer, Paula Bovaird, Delores Gabrielson. Tl ird Pow James Hovlnnd, Normzn Bnglien, Morris Renting, Ronald Hanson. Hazel Oien. Fourth Row Isabel Moen, Lorraine Doeden, Lois Ellingson, Barbara Forster. Donna Hovet, Lois Slxyberg. Fifth Pow--ffVcrnon Lee, Albert Opp. Raymond Johnson, Duane Anderson, Olaf Lillellerg, John Coshinslia, W'illi:m Haugen. Nct on tl'e picture Uennld ltlolzlmlnin. Tlse junior Class started tl'e year by electing the following officers: Helen Tonn. presfdentg Albert Opp, vice presidentg Mary Lou Schafer, secretary: Eloise Bovnird, treasuger. Mr. Salisbury is class advisor, We presented the play, Kay Beats the Band. on April 20. Proceeds from this play were ufed in putting en the junior-Senior Prem. Our selections for Carnival King and Queen were Donna Hovet and Vernon Lee. Due to the efficiency of the clrss in selling tickets, we took first place. The Student Council representatives are Raymond Johnson, Vernon Lee and Eloise Bovaird. Raymond Jofnson was chosen as vice president of the organization and .is ai result will take automatically the office of president next yenr. Helen Tonn Saplmmaae Gian First Row Eddie Solee, Oliver Melting, Jennings Mergenthal, Raymond Steffen, Floyd Peerson. Second Row Ingrid Solee, lone Strom, Marjorie Steffen, Richard Berg, Betty Smith. Third Row Doris Slaogen, Hazel Smith, Constance Anderson, Elizabeth Rosted, Ger- ald Haugen, Andrew Harstad. Fourth Row Thelma Hovet, Donna Meyer, Ralph Meyer, Robert Anderson, Rohert Stuart. Fifth Row Terrance Overmoe, Ronald Stuart, Harland Diehl, Arthur Hovde, Rohert Nelson, Paul Steen, jr., Dallas Bierke. Not on the picture l,ois Hausmann, James Koiozed, Mervin Freeland. We, the Sophomore Class, elected the following members as officers: Oliver Melt- ing, president: Paul Steen, jr., vice president: Harland Diehl, secretary: Dallas Bjerke, treasurer. Oliver Melting 4f1.e4fzman efadd First Row lnez Lien, Marlowe Olsen. limoeene liortmann. Marearet Schultz Ioan Engel. 21 5 ' - Second Row Marilvn Hanson. Marlvs Nelson, Muriel l.ee. Beverly Mollerstrom, Judith Mergenthal, Delores Lemm. I Third Row Arlene Kvitne, Floyd -Iaeohson, Thomas Savereide, Ronald lverson. Fourth Row Shirley Arnegard, Cieorgine Fngcl, Thera Christoff, l.ois Letnes, lone Tronson, Charles Grove. Fifth Row Ralph Engel. Robert Renting, Raymond Schliehtmann. Vernon Riemer, Charles Christoff. liarl Gahrielson, Allan Cioshinslia. To start our high school years we elected Thomas Savereide as our president: Charles Grove. vice-president: Delores Lemm, secretary. and Arlene Kvdtne, treasurer. Wie Chose Miss Hogenson as our class advisor and Mrs. Nelson tools over her duties after Christmas. We were given a little relief for one year, but next year we will have to suffer the torture of being initiated into Senior High School. Thomas Savereide ig-.LM Qamle First Row - Donald Whetzel, Bonnie Boeddeker, Marlene Strom. Verona Engel, Bev- erly Aknson. Second Row fWillir1n1 Kolstad, james Anderson, Daniel Engel, Ardys Gunderson. Carol Dullum, Larkin Mergenthal. Third Row Elvina Stenberg, Shirley Forster, Lenore Meyer, Grace Doeden, Susan Rudrud, Gustav Weber. Fourth Row Joanne Holzkamm, Margaret Henning, Joanne Balkan, Jo Ann Johnson. Fifth Row Dennis Buethner, Donald Breen, Arthur Thompson. Harold Anderson. In our eighth year we elected the following officers: Wfilliam Kolstad, president: james Anderson, vice-president: Donald Breen, secretary: Joanne Holzknmm. treasurer. Seuenffz Qaacfe First Row Arneldn Sorum, Doris lvlergenthnl, .luliee Oxermoe, Mnrnlyn Gordon, Gloria Olson. Second Row David Grove, Clarence lien, Eugene Moen, Myron Swenson, -Inner 'lhcn1pson, Niel Pederson. Third Row Victor Benting, Geraldine Jeffers. Fred Forde, Shirley Schlielirmann, James Letnes. Fourth Row l'vlzxry Smith, Marvin Dux, Robert MCN:imee. Richard Hanson, Philip Gosliinslan. Not on the picture XY illinm Peterson. Tltonms Tosens. ln our seventh year we elected the following officers: Niel Pederson, president: Janet Thompson. vice president, Shirley Schliehtmnnn, secretary: Robert McNamee, treasurer. Salma! Zaye The Seniors had a lot of fun editing the School Daze and it was quite popular with the students. We tried to print articles in regard to current problems as well as articles of humor and gossip. We printed one issue each month, of which the last is- sues were much better as the high school purchased a new mimeographing machine. We want to thank all the reporters from the other classes and lower grades for their fine co-operation and to all the local concerns who gave us their laind support in making our paper the success that it was. SCHOOL DAZE STAFF NIFMBERS Mary Balkan ---- Business Manager Barbara Engel -- ------- Illustrations .lean Forster ------ Anton Gunderson John Hovland ---- -- Janet Jacobson ---- Margaret Johnson-- Kay ........ Agatha Kuntz ----- Gladys Lorch ------ Donald Mergenthal- Dorothy Meyer ---- Wilma Mollerstrom Arlene Munter ----- Dona Nustad ------ Roy Olson ----- Alice Overboe ---- Lyle Pederson Romie Pederson --'- Ruth Peterson ---- Howard Riemer- - . Vernon Rust ------ Ruth Schlichtmann ---- David Steenson ---- Betty Talmo ----' George Vettel ---- - - - - -llluslrafions -.- --- --Grade News Fashions Department - - - -General Reporter ..............Mu5ff' ----.---Head Typist - - - -General Reporter - - - -General Reporfer - - ----- General Reporter - - - -Assoeiafe Erlifor - - - -General Reporter Adzfertising Manager s - - -General Reporfer - -Inquiring Reporfer - ---- Cover Designs - - -General Reporfer - - - - - lunior Hifljfes -Cirenlafion Manager - - - - -Mimeograplaing Manager - - ---------- General Reporfer - - 'Gossip Deparfrnenf -- General Reporfer uniaa 6 au play Front Row Donald Mergenthal, Wilina Mollerstrom, Lyle Pederson. Alice Overboe, Gladys Lcrch, George Vettel. Back Row' Anton Gunderson, Agatha Kuntz, Kay Kelly, Duane We-r1twoi'th, Betty Talmo, Duane lemm, john Hovland, Mrs. Riclly, director. Ruth Peterson. So Help Me, by Albert johnson, was the play that we, as juniors, selected for our class play. lt was directed by Mrs. Mary Rielly and given at the Traill Theatre on April 15, 1947. The cast was well-chosen and this contributed largely to the success of the play. Seniaa Gfadfi Play Standing Mrs. Oscar Qlohnson, director: Barbara lfngel. john Hovland. Agatha Kuntz George Vettel, W'ilma Mollerstrom. Seated Roy Olson, Kay Kelly, Anton Gumlerson, Mary llallxan. Star Crazy, by Hon Elser, was the play the Seniors selected for their class play. This rollicking comedy was given in the Traill Theatre on November I7, 1947. It was a great success due largely to the ahle direction of Mrs. Oscar llohnson. Made Under the direction of Justin L. Dyrud, the band received first place in the state contest in May, 1947. The glee club and chorus also received honor ratings. This year the band, directed by Carsten E. Fosmarh and assisted by Phil Stenhiem, plans to enter the contest and hopes to retain their leadership. Anil flu' nigh! .rlmll fu' fiflrcl wifli nznxir, Am! lfvr' l'llI'l'X fluzf illfrxf flu' Jay Shall fnlil flmir fl'IlfS Iikr flu' Arillis, A1111 xilrwfly .viral r1u'f1y. -Y I,ol'1gAff'll:,u' Qiall Qlee Glad First Row Lois Ellingson, Dona Nustad, Janet Jacobson, Paula Bovaird, Helen Tonn. Marilyn Hanson. Arlene Kvitne, Marlowe Olson, Margaret Schultz. Second Row Eloise Bovaird, Mary Lou Schafer, Ardys Peerson, Xvilma Mollcrstrom. Gladys Lorch, Carmen Thompson, Muriel Lee, Delores Lemm, Ruth Miller. Third Row Constance Anderson, Judith Mergentlial, Isabelle Moen, Lois Letnes, Bev- erly Mollerstrom, Cieorgine Engel, Thelma lloyet, Kay Kelly, lone Tronson, Fmo- gene Portman. Fourth Row Mr. Fosmark, director: Lois Sliyberg, Doris Slsogen, Alice Oyerboe, Ruth Peterson, Romie Pederson, Rita Breen, Donna Hovet, Barbara Forster, Donna Meyer. Lois Hausmann, Agatha Kuntz, Shirley Arnegarcl. SIl'f'I'f bird, flmf xl11111'.vf flu' noise of fully, Maxi IIIIINFEII, mmf zzzvlniirlmliml - Miffnw Pep. Bancf cil.1l'll'ICl'N Donn Nusmil, Marlowc Olxon, Cfnrmcn Tliompson, P.lL1l.l linv.iix'il, .limo klacrluxoiw, Gladys Lorcli. Ciurncis licvcrly NlOllCl'5I'I'L'IN, 1,Ul1Lllll llrccn. Snxcplmncs Miclmcl Kelly, Alice Ovcrlwoc, .I.mcr Thompson, Roy Ulwn. linac Vcrmm Luc, How.iril Ricmcr. lg.ll'iICITL' Rita Brccn. lfrcncli Hcrn Rutli l,L'lCl'SUl1. Drrms Kay liclly, clirccior, Amlrcw ll.1l'Sl'LlCl. Nur on llc picture -loniiiic qloluwm, l'rcncl1 Horn: il'l10I11.lS Snycrciclc. Cm'11ct'. efwfzud, liirst Row Lois Skylwcrg, Alice Ovcrlxirc. lniw lillingxnn, Donn Nuxtqul, il4llL'll11.'l lluycl Bcvcrly Mollcr'strr'm, luis Lctncw, liner hlacobimw, Ciladys l.0rcl1. SK'CUl1ll Row Mr. l'i0Sl'DLll'li, clirccmrg l9.ll3CllC Moen, lfloiw liuvniral, Nl.1'y lun 5ClLllL'l Arilys Pccrwn. Rulli Milli-r, lily Kelly, Romic llcclcrmn, Nlarilyii ll.lI1YUI1, ci.ll'l11Cl1 'llc m pwn. llmml Row cCI'lSl.ll1CL' AI'ILlL'I'SUl1. llclorcs l.cmm, Lois l'l.1lls111,iim, Muiicl l,cL'. Agulii Kuntf, Ruth l,L'fCl'SUl1, Riu Brown, l3oi1l1i1 Meyer, XVilm.1 NlllllCI'ilI'Ull1, llclcn lllonn , . l.llll.1 lioymril. l:0llI'll1 ROW l,ylc Pcclcrson, .lolm lflstcr. Roy Olmn, Ronald llaiwm, l7m'i.1n Ulm 11.1 . '. ' w 'Q ' ' C1 m.1 4 irccn. Nflia lui-I Ki-Ilv. I1 R.lf'l11UlNl ilulmwn, lJ.1ll.1s lijcrlic, P.iul Stccn. Robert Nclsim, Uliyvi' Mclling llnu s Sixiiiiili Yuimn lu lla xx ual RlL111l Dc ll l ,fn-91, 561,001 emi First Row Dona Nustad, Marilyn Hanson, Marlowe Olson, Carmen Thompson, Gloria Olson, Romie Pederson, Kay Kelly, Beverly Mollerstrom, Paxil Steen, Ronald Hanson, janet Thompson, Alice Overboe. ' Second Row Paula Bovaird, Gladys Lorch, Janet ilaecbson, Margaret Henning, Dennis Buetlmer, Lois Letnes, Georgine Engel, Joanne Johnson, Oliver Melting, Ruth Peterson, Dorian Olson. Uonald Breen, Thomas Savereide, Roy Olson. Third Row Mr. Fosmarlr, director, Albert Opp, Terry Overmoe, Rita Breen, Robert Nelson, Howard Riemer, Vernon I.ee, Andy Harstad, Raymond KI mltnson, Lyle Pederson. Not on the picture Michael Kellv. There is musie in the beauty, and a silent note which Cupid strikes, far sweeter than the sound of an instrument, for there is music wherever there is harmony, order, or proportion, and thus far we may maintain the music of the spheres. H Brmrm' i 6-Homecoming 5 .5 2 5 lirom left to right Barbara lforster, Agatha Kumi. lngrid Solee. A snalte dance wound its way toward the football field on the night of October 30, 1947. This was the beginning of the first Homecoming since 19-11. After all had arrived a bonfire was lighted and Co-captain john Hovland crowned Agatha Kuntz Queen of the 1947 Homecoming. Her attendants were Barbara Forster, junior, and Ingrid Solee, sopl'omore. Following this, I1 pep rally was held and lunch was served. The next afternoon bitter rivalry resumed as the Mayville Lions met the Hills- boro Burrcs in cold drizzling weather. Defeat came after a hard fought battle with .1 secre of 13-6. That evening a dance was held at the Armory. Alumni from as far back as 1919 wefe prefent. Music was provided by Paul Hmson's Orchestra. Everyone had an enioy- able time and looks forward to next year's Homecoming events. Gfxeealeaffe-14 l l,eft to right Doris Sltogen, Mary lou Schafer. Agatha Kuntv. Marilyn llanson. Nlhlafiea Basketball was another major sport of Hillsboro High School. The boys were in experienced at the start, but as each game rolled by, they improved greatly as they would have gained second in the annual tournament if they had not lost to Portland by one point. This gave them third pla ce. There will be no track this season because of baseball which is being offered for the first time in the line of sports in Hillsboro High School. Hillsboro Opponents Hillsboro Opponents 21 ........... Hunter ........... 38 .......... Qak Grove .......... 30 ..... .... N orthwood .... .... 3 3 32 ..... . . . Hatton ..... . . . . 30 ..... Lgfimofe .... jj' 20 ..... Gfove.... ....44 29 ..... . . . Gfgndin . . . .... 26 ..... .... M ayville . . . . . . 46 ..... .... H gtton .... .... 3 3 46 ..... .... B ohngagk .... .... 2 9 2S .... . . . Mayville . . . .... ..... .... P oftland . . . . . . 24 ..... . . . Portland . . . .... S2 ......... Cooperstown . . . . . . . 30 .... ..., N orthwood .... .... 4 6 ..... .... P ortland . . . . . . . 27 ..... .... W est Fargo .... .... 3 8 30 ..... Hatton 26 ..... Lafimofe .... ..... Total Name fg ft t'l Duane Anderson --- -'-- 85 105 295 Lyle Pederson ---- ---- 2 1 45 11 1 Dallas Bjerke - - ---- 12 20 52 Eddie Solee -------- - - - 5 22 49 Duane Anderson and Lyle Pederson Raymond johnson -----f-- 14 16 46 made the first All-District Team. Albert Opp -------- --- 3 12 27 Ronald Hanson ---- - - - 8 1 10 Robert Nelson ---. -- - 0 2 Euketdall First Row Fddic Solcc, Raymond johnson, Duane Anderson. co-captann, Lyle Pcdcr- ion, co-captain, Dallas lijcrkc. Allwrf OPP- Sccond Row Paul Stccn, student manager, Oliver Mc-lting. Rolwrt Nh-lwn, Coach Harry Salisbury, Olaf lillcbcrg, Ronald Hanson. IIIQU lfirwt Row Artltur Hovdc, Ronald Stuart, Oliver Mt-lting, 'furry Uvcrtnoc. Ralplt Mcvcr. Second Row Paul Stccn, wtudunt managcr, Raymond Scltliqlttmann. Rolu-rt' Stuart. Donald lirucn. amide!! T l First Row Dallas Bjerke, Olaf Lilleberg, Anton Gunderson, co-captain. Lyle Peder- son, Richard Berg, George Vettel. co-captain, Robert Nelson. Second Row Vernon Rust, Duane Anderson, Coach Harry Salisbury, Raymond John- son, John Hovland, co-captain. Football was one of the major sports during the 1947 season. A large number of recruits turned out for training with 10 lettermen returning from last year. The in- experienced squad trained vigorously which brought results and improvement with each game under the able assistance of Coach Harry Salisbury. The Burros won over Cooperstown and lost to Larimore, Casselton and Mayville. The Burros gave these three schools some very tough competition. .felfeameni Glad First Row Ralph Meyer, Farl Gabrielson. John Hovland. George Vetrel, Fddie Solee Ronald Hanson, Michael Kelly. Qtudent manager. Second Row Ronald Stuart. Harlan Diehl, Arthur Hovde, Richard Berg, Lyle Peder- son. Oliver Melting. Third Row fMcrvin Freeland, Dallas Bjerke, Anton Gunderson, Raymond -lohmon Robert Nelson, 'lerrance Overmoc, Paul Steen, student manager. Back Row Albert Opp. Olaf Lilleberg, Coach Harry Salisbury, Duane Anderson. Ver- non Rust. em of '48 Remember that first day when forty- four Greenhorns,' gallantly marched thru the halls of Old Hillsboro Hin amid the stares and glares of the upper classmen. At the time we thought the initiation was quite an ordeal but now we know how the Sophomures got by with it. We sometimes wonder how we survived that first day with the bells ringing every forty-five min- utes and a lecture from each new teacher on how to conduct ourselves. And how many times did we bump into opening doors when we shouldn't have been in the hall in the first place? After we were officially initiated into the school by the Sophomores we immediately settled down to electing class officers which were as follows: Presi- dent, Kay Kelly, Vice President, Harold Sorleyg Secretary, Romie Pederson, Treas- urer, Dona Nustad, and Class Advisor, Mr. Elster. Once we had our class in order we started to collect dues which we spent on a return party for the Sophomores. At the end of this, our first year, we found our class had decreased to thirty-four. The second year in high school started pretty much in the same manner as the first, the only difference being that it was our turn to do the initiating. The Freshmen talk to us this year, they're Juniors now. Once more we elected class officers who were: President, Lyle Pederson, Vice Presi- dent, Kathryn Hanson, Secretary, Mary Ball-:ang Treasurer, Vernon Rust. and Class Advisor, Miss Modin. We now numbered thirty-two. The Junior year was started with elec- tion of class officers who were as follows: President, Wilma Mollerstromg Vice Presi- dent, Jack Hovlanclg Secretary, Agatha Kuntzg Treasurer, Alice Overboe, and Class Advisor, Mr. Dyrud. Our class play, So Help Me, given in April, was a real suc- cess. In May we gave a prom at the Armory for the Seniors. Its theme was Candy Canes and Hearts and, although it was hard to decorate such a big building with such little hearts and canes, we managed to change the whole appearance of the place. This, our last year, started with a bunch of busy bees buzzing 'bout business in gen- eral. Our class officers are: President, An- ton Gunderson, Vice President, Mary Bal- kan, Secretary, Ruth Peterson, Treasurer, Barbara Engel, and Class Advisor, Mr. Dahl. Again this year we presented a very suc- cessful play, Star Crazy. As Seniors we have been very active throughout the entire year. Everyone has taken part in the publication of our school paper, School Daze. The Senior boys have been active in athletics during the four years. We have taken great interest in every fall carnival and have done our utmost to help make them successes which they have been. Many of our classmates have also been band members. Our roll call has decreased to twenty- six. This, our last year, has been the short- est, but in our minds it will remain the most important because when we go on May 28 to receive our diplomas we will have proved to ourselves as well as to others that our efforts have not been in vain. '7fu-z Jlaaouafae af '60 As we look into our horoscope we see ourselves winging our way about the uni- verse on our flying saucers, viewing the ad- vancements of the class of '48. The initial phase of our journey takes us to the speaker's platform in the House of Representatives in Washington, D. C., where we find none other than Senator George Claghorn Vettel still fighting for the rights of suffering women. Being blown out of the Senate Cham- ber by the forceful speech of the Senator, we are attracted by the John Powers models. Alice Overboe and Janet Jacobson, who are now cover models for Vogue. Going further into the Metropolis we see the sign of a prominent lawyer, Roy Olson, who is one of the foremost attorneys of the city. Flying on over the city we hear strains of music coming from Carnegie Hall. We hear that Kay Kelly and Romie Pederson are now starring in Phil Spitalny's all girl orchestra and choir. We are now leaving New York City and make our way to Detroit, Michigan. wl'ere we find Lyle Pederson coaching tlie Lawrence Tech. Basketball team to another successful season. Of course, he's taking orders from a 7-foot center. Continuing on our way into Detroit, we find Howard Riemer accountant for a large automobile company, and taking in- to account every figure he sees. Drifting on over the city and the Great Lakes, we come to Chicago, home of North- western University, where one of the world's great educators, Mary Balkan, is teacher of Chemistry. Also in Chicago we run across Gladys Lorch, stenographer for a large department store. incidently she is private secretary to a wealthy bachelor. Riding on the high C's we soar over the Hollywood Bowl, listening to a piano recital given by the students of none other than Dona Nustad. Continuing on our way we stop off in Alaska where we learn that David Steenson is raising silk worms for the Halibut Manu- facturing Co. l-le's an expert at it too. Also in this land of plenty we find Anton Gunderson breaking seals on Bot- tletop Island. He's going Blatz doing this. Descending on Siberia we discover that Vernon Rust and Ruth Schlichtmann have settled down in a cozy little iron mine and a little Rust. Our Next stop? Argentina. Where Donald Mergenthal is a wealthy cattle mag- nate. And boy can he sling the male cow Bull. Zooming around we land in the Blue Grass Country where Barbara Engel is raising thoroughbreds fior the Kentucky Derby. We just heard that her famed Dog- biscuit won the race. Now we need a well-earned vacation so we are off to Hot Springs, Ga., where we run into Agatha Kuntz, who is a physical therapist at the Roosevelt Foundation for lnfantile Paralysis. Our trans-Atlantic flight takes us to London where Jean Forster and Margaret Johnson are teaching the Londoners the dancing technique of Arthur Murray. They are very successful, too. Stopping off at Rochester we visit the famed Mayo Clinic. Here we see an up and coming nurse and a famous doctor. The nurse is the Nightengale of the '60s, Doro- thy Meyerg the doctor, af course, is Wilma Mollerstrom, who is head of the pediatrics division of the clinic. Crossing into the Twin Cities, we learn that Arlene Munter is a professor of geom- etry at the University of Minnesota. Her students are industriously studying all her angles and curves. Homeward bound we visit the Forum building in Fargo where Ruth Peterson has taken over the column Chit and Chatter. She is known to be the local gab-gifted gal of society. Overshooting our talrget we land in an isolated chicken farm where Betty QTalm0j has settled down to a happy home life with whom??? Your guess is as good as mine. Ah! Home at last, awe ride up the es- calator to the assembly of Hillsboro's'new school, wlfere we collide with the faithful understudy of Paul Paulson, Jol'n Hovland. who is making a clean sweep of his years in school. This nbl'L17lfff1ll,, fwnlflvrf-y is ended, We lwfe we l7dl'l'f1,l offenalwl Any srlmlar from' flar Senior Class Wiflw all of mir infanzoux Sass. iRKXll1l!J71ll lohnmn Duane Amlrrsnn Rifu Breen Nliarly 1.011 Srlrafrr 252 'Q as X-.aww 1. lhvn't I-vsv that pm-nny. ,Xg':1th:l. 5. H'm! Wlmtisa hat, Dmmhl. 2. Huy, Kay. :mal Ly 4- sure- quih- Hn- Illrww- ti. I-'un taking Dic'1ut's-S. iHl1't vt swnm-, T. NVhnH Horsoy!! Ii. V11 QA44 V up! h. Look ut dem dau- :muscle-S -1. ,Xl-n-n'l ww lungxpyi' ti. XVh:41 :1 small Vnlvclivl-n-i:uv1 A I11l yum 1-Imp :ull 111:11 xxmvl. Y'l!Iul1'.' IS, S111-h big snub 1111 1111 1 H111 111 1x1 h:1x'1- 1:1-1-11 :1 g1-1.11 1l'15. 111111, In-Yu Xlx' .XlI11'll, jiill sun-ly Imxw gxwuwllf IH, Still 111-1 sum 1 i lex l11ss111:1l1-S, If UH XX':1l1'11 11 I 1x1-I 5 j.',11:: 111 111111, ',',:1l'I11 1-1' . II1-1 Galemlaa September 2 Opening of school 26' Ted Parkinson from the National Assemblies Pro- grams October 3 Football game with Casselton there 10- Football game with Coopers- town here. 16-17- N.D.E.A. Convention at Grand Forks. Football game with Larimore there. Pep Rally and Wiener roast in connection with Home- coming. 24 30 31 Football game with Mayville hereg annual Homecoming and dance. November l High School Carnival. 4 Liquid air demonstration from the National Assem- blies Programs. - Senior Class play, So Help Me. 18 25- First basketball game of the season, Hunter here. 27-30 --Beginning and end of Thanksgiving vacation. December 5--Basketball game, North- wood here. 9 --Del Harter from the Na- tional Assemblies Programs. 12--Basketball game, Hillsboro vs. Larimore, there. 18- Basketball game with Hat- ton, here. 19--High school party and the beginning of Christmas va- cation. January 8 - End of Christmas vacation, beginning of school. 9-f Basketball game with May- ville, here. 16 Basketball game, Portland vs. of gaenll February Hillsboro, there. 23 Basketball game, Northwood vs. Hillsboro, there. 27-Basketball game, West Fargo vs. Hillsboro, there. 30-Basketball game with Lari- more, here. 3-Basketball game, Oak Grove vs. Hillsboro, tlzere. 6-Basketball game, Hatton vs. 'Hillsboro, there. --Basketball game with Oak Grove, here. 10 13 --Basketball game, Mayville vs. Hillsboro, there. ' 14 -Polio benefit basketball game with Bohnsack here. 20 Americanism program, bas- ketball game with Port- land, here. March 4, S, 6-Basketball tournament at April May Mayville. -Magician from the Nationzl Assemblies Programs. 24--Beginning of Easter vacation. 29 -End of Easter vacation and 7 8 10 16 A beginning of school. Gray, marimbist, from the Na- tional Assemblies Programs. --High school party at Armory. -Lettermen's initiation and dance. --Senior speech class play, Along Came Harriet. 40--Junior Class play, Kay Beats 23 29 the Band. -High school party at Armory. -Mississippi Singers from the Na- tional Assemblies Programs. 2-Music concert at the Armory. is-- 23-- 28- Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Baccalaureate Services at the Ar- mory. Commencement Exercises at the Armory: last day of school. Gan 'Ifau fmczqine? Mary Balkan-Turning down food. Barbara Engel-Being aggressive. Jean Forster-Not at a dance. Anton GundersonfNot in the center of a bunch of girls. 1 Jack Hovland+Bald. Janet Jacobson--Not being with Alice. Margaret Johnson-Being 6' tall. Kay Kelly+Playing a bass horn. Agatha Kuntz-With her own class ring. Gladys Lorch-Refusing a waltz. Donald Mergcnthal-Not reading a novel or sleeping in Lit. class. W'il1na Mollerstromflieing Irish and sober. Dorothy Meyer-f Talking through the whole class. Arlene Munterf--Not going along with a joke. Dona Nustad--eMonopolizing the conversa- tion. Roy OlsonfHopping a freight to Fargo. Alice OverboeWBeing round-shouldered. The world is old yet likes to laugh, New jokes are hard to find. A whole new annual staff Can't tickle every mind. So if you meet some ancient joke Decked out in modern guise, Don't frown and call the thing a fake: just laugh don't be too wise. Donald' fl use a toothbrush on my cow and she gives dental cream. Roy That's nothing. My cat ate a ball of yarn and when her kittens were born they all had sweaters on. Lyle Pederson- fNot runming along beside Grut. Romie Pederson,-Being on time for once. Ruth Peterson---An Irish colleen. Howard Riemcr-vNot giggling. Vernon Rust-'Not taking Ruth S. home after school. Ruth Schlichtmann'--Not turned around talking to Vernon in Assembly. Betty Talmo'---Without a man, or two! David Steenson--f-Without a comical remark. George Vettel-'Saying anything nice about anybody. Mr. DahlfTeacl1ing English. Mrs. NelsonfMissing a typing error. Mr. Grantw Witli short legs and black curly hair. Mr. Salisburyf'fSmall and weak. Mr. Fosmark-'Letting the boys blow up the Chemistry room. Mrs. Johnson--Giving short assignments. Paul Paulson-Y Without anything to do. Mary Paulson - Griping. Of all phrases uttered in earnest or jest The saddest are these: Prepare for a test. Of all the sad words of mouth and pen, The saddest are these: live flunked again. Georgef Are you still living at your aunt's? D:-1vidffNope. The house was too damp. George--fWhy? David f-There was too miuch due on it. Lives of football men remind us, That we paint our names in blood, And, departing, leave belhind us, Half our faces in the mud. This little poem may get no laughs, But it separates the paragraphs. Senioa 61.244 Will ARTICLE I This being our last will and testament, the members of the Senior Class leave to the other classes the school building, the sunshine and the moonshine, our qualities of leadership and our place at head of the school. To various persons concerned with this school we wish to donate our relics and reminiscences as follows: ARTICLE II To Mr. Grant, who faithfully watched us for two years, we leave all the trust and confidence he didn't confide in us. To Mr. Dahl, who faithfully pushed us through four years of high school, we give back all the knowledge we learned in his history classes so he can pass it on to those who come after us. Also the rough draft of this will, which he so freely cen- sored. To Mrs. Johnson, who strived to teach us all good English, we leave the English and Literature we didn't learn so that she can teach the classes that come after us. To Mr. Fosmark, we leave all our chemistry experiments in the hope that in future years when we are in the Hall of Fame, we can point to him and say we owe it all to him because it was he who started ps out on our career. To Mr. Salisbury, we leave all the prin- ciples of Physics Qthat he tried to teach usj and also the rugged build of our football players, and the Senior girls leave him their warm and friendly dispositions. To Mrs. Nelson, we leave all of our used typing papers and eraser dust which we made trying to get by with something and which she had to clean out of the typcwriters. ARTICLE III Each one of us leaves these personal things to the ones who best can make use of them. Mary leaves her Little Miss Efficien- cy air to Hazel O. Barbara leaves her slim waist to Nor- man B. Jean and Margaret leave their dancing ability to Ardys Peerson and Barbara Fors- ter, which was left to them by Florence Lorch and Geneva Vettel which was left to them by Susie and Marvelle, which in turn was left to them by Irene Koering and Donna Anderson. Anton leaves his qualities of leadership to the girls who gave it to him. Jack leaves his well-groomed and wavy hair to Albert O.-Long may it wave. Janet offers her friendship for boys to Elizabeth R. Kay leaves her warm and companion- able nature to Ruth M. Agatha leaves her front-porch exper- iences to Thelma H. Gladys leaves Marilyn H. with her ideas how to get places. Donald leaves his crimpy hair to Mr. Grant. Roy leaves his man-around-town per- sonality to Dallas B. Wilma gives her Swedish qualities, mainly giggle and voice, to Paula B. Arlene leaves her friendly smile to Hel- en T. Dona leaves her tireless practice at thc! piano to Rita B. Dorothy leaves her forwardness to Car- men Thompson. Alice leaves her queenly manner to Donna H. Lyle lavishes upon Ronnie H. his scor- ing and shooting techniques. Romie leaves her powder complexion and icicle smile to Mary Lou S. Rosie leaves her ability to play French Horn to Tootsie Johnson. Howard leaves his Frankie Sinatra build to Richard B. Vernon leaves his broken nose and Chevy to Mr. Salisbury. May it serve him better than his Ford. Ruth leaves her valedictorianship to Olaf Lilleberg. David relinquishes his intellectual re- marks, noteworthy comments and poetic characteristics to Morris B. Betty leaves her ability to keep one eye on her studies and one eye on her social calendar and both arms around her next boy friend to Eloise B. George donates his ability to argue, de- bate, dispute and prolong to Eddie S. Gwdudulau Olson Photo Service Matchke SL Sons Red Owl Agency Dr. AI. j. Breen Ralph Rudrud Sig's Motor Company Letnes Brothers Holzkamm Service Garage Dahl's Barber Shop Schccl's Hardware Rexall Drug Store Chauncey T. Kaldor Martin Dalby Viking Hotel Lynn's Meat Market ,Iohn's Bar Ande1'son's Food Market Leirness Potato House Schuck's Radio and Refrigeration Edw. Berdahl Dr. R. C. Reed Paul Kritzberger Electric Sorley's Spud House Interior Lumber 81 Fuel Company Blanche's Beauty Shop L. N. Acker O. A. Strand Bluebird Cafe Hillsboro Auto Company. Inc. Hillsboro Banner Coffee Shop Grove Brothers A. L. Halverson Bc Son O. K. Foss Insulation Company Hillsboro Bakery Red 86 White Food Store Goose River Creamery Talmo Brothers Garage Gilman Kolstad T. O. Thompson Henning Hardware Company Fraill Theatre Gamble Stores Hillsboro Implement Company Kamesch Produce Al's Standard Service Mergenthal-Hastings Certified Seed Potatoes Farmers Union Grain Terminal Associaticn Tehven Implement Company Lynn Ferguson Coast-to-Coast Store Harry M. Anderson Valley Implement Company AW. M. Jeffers Gravel Company Arne's Barber Shop Dr. Thomas Cable Dr. Syver Vinje Equity Elevator 8: Trading Company K. W. 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