Hillsboro High School - Perisphere Yearbook (Hillsboro, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1956 volume:

The Bwuw Publnshed by the Annual Staff of l956 Hnllsboro Hgh School I Y DEDICATION XA W1 '-'- ffw Ueclccaiecf To M' D0naldL Muller all times so willingly extended us we the sensors ded: cate our l956 annual to Mr Donald L Maller your gundance and effort not have been nn vom Your exanple of Service to others and Forgetfulness of self as one that we shall all retain ln our various walks of n e 4 With great appreciation for the helping hand he has at ., . . . . l'f . 'VN gf .Z X Z N. . b 6 'van :D ,J 9516 ,4 .. Eur' I if mm X. Vai ..4f 1 1 -X jdCLbLfg H A RHODES Prnncnpal B S Ellendale N l Work UND Soclal Sciences Natural Science Ind Arts Grad Malor Minor L J GRANT Supt B A Luther College M A U of owa Undergraduate Malor Latin Graduate Edu Adm Mlnor Educatlon Englnsh GEORGETTA VORAC HEK Publucatrons ND Mmor Socual Scnence g?f MRS FRANKR BRASEL Dramatacs B A S T C Mayville Malor English Manor Social Science Music MRS OSCAR JOHNSON Dramatncs A B lllmols Wesleyan Lhuversnty Yankton College Mayor English Mmors History Educahon German 6 JAMESB HOLO Music S T C Mayvu e Malors Musuc Commerce Minor Math DONALDG KAVADAS Coach B S In Edu ND Malor Physical Edu Mlnor Natural Science Socual Studues DONALD L MILLER Asst Coach B S N AC Malor Mathematics Malor Natural 8. Physucal Science Mlnor Soclal Science Lnbrarlan .. . . I . . .., I . B.S.., . I 'll . K . ., . I G Q i' 1 ' , s.s., u ' . .' ., u Major: Com. Subjects Gffld- WOl'k UND I x ' - ' . U . . . . . ' - ' . ., D ' .fi rxfv 5 fl, x I px C . 'fw- Rosalyn Olson Business Manager Dedlcatuon Admnnnstratlon lnduvudual Photos Class Hustory Group Plctures Student Councul Dramatucs Cover Deslgn Bn ll Wentworth Edutor Ev leen Hennmg Assistant Editor nnual .ftaff Janice Wager Sylvia Engel Malfred Smith Ronald By Barbara Arnegard Bnan Notch John lundgren Mavis Goshlnsko Margaret Meyer Duane Pederson Russell Boeddeker Myrna Nelson Janice Strom Jon Brakke Marlene Munr School Daze Muslc Induvudual Sports Photos ports Class WI ll Class Prophecy bale Boeddoker Cnrculatuon Manager Eleanor Foss Tum Meyer Georgia Kaldor Muruel Pederson Mary Mn l'bvet SharonWi lson Jum Doeden Jack Halverson Rnchard Klemetson Janice Rotvold Sonla Korup Douglas Falconer Dick Breen Gwen Doeden Barbara Brakke l.owellThompson lawrence Grant on . --.------------------ . Kathleen Eblen Homecoming ----- ----------- J udy Benson . ------.-- ---- . - S --.-------- -----.---- - iv Jamce Eileen Wlger Sonia Ann Korup Valedlctoricn Solutatorxan emot onot .gfllddhfl To Jamce Wuger and Sonia Korup go the top honors of the l956 graduating c ass Janice took part in four years of chorus and Pep Club She was in the play in her lumor year and was on the annual staff in her senior year ln her lumor year, Jamce was chosen to be on the paper staff and she served as co-editor nr her senior year Sonia has been in band, chorus, Pep Band and Pep Club all four of her hugh school years. She was an the lunuor and senior class plays, and served as librarian her sophomore, iumor and senior years. Sonia was class secretary- treasurer in her sophomore year, chorus treasurer and band vice-president in her senior year. She served on the paper staff in her senior year and on the annual staff in her junior and senior years. The other students in the top ten are as follows: Eileen Henning, Dick Breen, Janice Rotvold, Margaret Meyer, Rosalyn Olson, Douglas Falconer, Bill Went- worth,and Georgia Kaldor. 9 Eleanor Fog Douglas Falconer V'Ce Pfesvdenf President H A Rh es Class Advisor Eileen Henning MYFNG Nelson TYBCBUYG' Class Flower SeC e 'Y Punk Cornah on Class Colors Whlfe and Gold Class Motto When we bunld- let us bunld forever I0 - 4' X1 ' ,..,-w- A 8 rx f N my X Li J UDITH ANN BENSON Judy l was short when l was born and l ve been short ever snnce Chorus Pep Club 2 3-4 Annual Staff GALE EDWARD BOEDDEKER lt s hard to get up wrth the sun when you ve been out all nnght wnth the daughter Football Baseball Basketball Track Annual Staff letterman s Club Paper Staff Class Play ll BARBARA LYNN ARNEGARD llscrbl 'Those warm brown eyes that say so much. Chorus ------------------- ------- 2 Band ------------------------ 2 -3-4 Annual Staff ---------------- ----- 4 2- Pep club ----------------- -1- Class Play --------------------- Pep Band -------------------- 2- 3-4 3-4 3-4 Pep Club Qficer ----------------- 4 Band Treasurer ------------------- Queen Candudate anon -I XQLW. 442' WW? 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' N ALBERT HALVERS ON Jock e more you speak of yourself ore you are Inkely to Ile horus otball otball Manager ketball eball ac udent Councll lass Play nual Staff per Staff p Band tterman s Club tterman s Club Secretary B Co Captam MAVIS ELIZABETH GOSHINSKA Mav For she IS a quiet kmd whose nature never VGFICS Pep Club I 2 -4 Annual Staff 6 1 EILEEN LOUISE HENNING me My thoughts and my conduct are my Band Chorus Pep Band Pep Club Class Treasurer Class Play Asst Annual Edntor Lubrarlan I5 OWU GEORGIA GAIL KALDOR She could argue a flsh out of water and make hlrn belseve he s better off Band Chorus Pep Band Pep Club Paper Staff Co Edrtor Class Play Annual Staff Lrbraruan 9- D ml Wx RICHARD KLEMETSON Klem I never let my studles rnterfer education Baseball Basketball Letterman s Club e with my Paper Staff ----------------------- Annual Staff ----------------- ----- King Candidate ------------------- I6 MARY ANN HOVET late nights are no good fo they re all rnght for two Band Chorus Student Council Student Councrl Secretary Student Councnl Treasurer Pep Club Homecomrng Attendant Pep Band Annual Staff Class Play F One U JOHN PHILIP LUNDGREN Quiet and ambltlous Baseball Manager l 2 '4 Letterman s Club l 2 -4 Class Officer Paper Staff Annual Staff SONJA ANN KORUP 'Sonie Bright girl and full of fun Sonie is known by every one Band ------------- Pep Band ---------- Chorus ------------ Pep Club ---------- Class Play --------- Class Treasurer ----- Class Secretary-Treasurer Paper Staff Annual Staff Band Vnce President Labrarnan Salutatonan MARGARET ANN MEYER A good mixture of brarns capabelnty humor and servlce Band Xi' Chorus Chorus Presldent Pep Band Pep Club Paper Staff Annual Staff P ay Class Vcce Presldent Queen Candidate I7 MARLENE VERLE MUIR I lake to make changes especaally boys Chorus Malorette Pep Club Class P a Paper Staff Annual Staff Homecoming s-been MYRNA DARLENE NEISON Mono Some people lust can t help being nuce Chorus Pep Club l 2 -4 Annual Staff Class Secretory Lnbranan I8 RAMON DENNIS MEYER Il'Tl He s on the alert when nl comes skrrfs Basketball Baseball Track Football Annual Staff Band Chorus Kung Candldafe l-efferman s Club Letterman s Club Vlce Presldent 4 ROSALYN JUNE OLSON Rosle She can f sung luke Lnly Pons but s e ploys the plana luke Lnberqce Band Chorus Pep Band Pep Club Annual Staff Class Play .lf f J X BRIAN NOTCH Wm The Hercules of the School Halls Annual Staff Footba ll ROY DUANE PEDERSON Duane lf fame comes after death I m in no hurry for it Annual Staff ---------- -- ' Paper Staff ----------------- ----- I9 ffff l , 53 I V JANICE MARTHA ROTVOLD GH The course of true love never dad run smooth MURIEL JANET PEDERSON Pete Gnve me a cup of coffee and a love thats all I want Bond Chorus Cheerleader Paper Staff Annual Staff Class Vlce Presldent Closs Secretary Pep C lub man to N 113. f ' - ' Q -.-----------.--------- 1-2-3-4 ---------------U-------- 1-2 -----------------I-2-3-4 -----------------------.4 ,, ---------------------- 4 . - . -------.--.---- 13 --------------------I -----------------U 1-2-3-4 . 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'X Wag JANICE EILENE STROM CD The mrldest manners and the gentlest heart Chorus Pep Club l 2 -4 Paper Staff Annual Staff If 'f ,4 JANICE E ILEEN WIGER an Thefe IS Cl COTHGT of TT1ISCl'1IeTeVen In the mlnd of a genuls Annual Staff Pep Club Chorus Paper Slflff Co Edntor Class Play Valedlctornan 234 fda SHARON ANN WILSON Y 7 4 She may have sughed to many tho she loves but one Chorus l 2 -4 Z Pep Club l 2 -4 Annual Staff glass lfutozy dents mounted the steps to the Englush room of Hillsboro Hugh School As the lourney continued, we de cuded to have leaders, so we elected Bull Wentworth, presudent Margaret Meyer, vuce presudent, Mur uel Pederson, secretary, and Duck Breen, treasurer Our class advusor was Mrs Oscar Johnson The rep resentatuve un Student Councul from our class was Nlary Ann Hovet Our kung and queen candudates for the carnuval were Tum Meyer and Kathleen Eblen Muruel Pederson was chosen by the student bo of Hillsboro Hugh School to be one of the cheerleaders Sophomore Class Our lourney contunued the next fall wuth 38 members un the sophomore class Our guudes through thus part of our travels were Doug Falconer, presudent, Kathleen Eblen, vuce presudent and Sonla Korup, secretary treasurer Mrs Oscar Johmon was our class advusor Mary Ann Hovet Jack l'lalverson, and Duck Breen represented our class un the Student Councul Our superuors, the lunuors wel comed us unto the senuor hugh school wuth unutuatuon The class elected Mary Ann Hovet homecomung attendant The class elected kung and queen candudates for the carmval Duck Breen and Barbara Arne gard Jumor Class We started our most enloyable year, our lunuor year by electung offucers Duck Breen, presudent, Muruel Pederson vuce presudent, Kathleen Eblen, secretary, and Bull Wentworth treasurer We had 34 members un our class Our Student Councul representatuves were Duck Breen, .lack Halverson, Jon Brakke, and MaryAnn Hovet Januce Rotvold was elected by the student body as cheerleader from our class Carnuval kung and queen candudates were Richard Klemetson and Nlargaret Nleyer Januce Rot vold was homecomung attendant Our class advusor was Donald Muller Our class put on three one-act plays They were The Storm, Dr Fuxut, and Too Many Mary s The plays were a success under the able durection of Ms. Gear Ehnson. The big event of the year was the Junuor Senior Prom which we spon sored. The theme was Serenade In Blue. Senior Class We have now reached the last lap of our travels with 34 members. We elected Doug Falconer, president, Eleanor Foss, vice-president, Myrna Nelson, secretary, and Eileen Henning, treas urer. Mr. Rhodes is our class advisor. Student Council representatives are Mary Ann Hovet, Jack l'lalver son, Dick Breen, and Jon Brakke. The letterman s club elected Marlene Muir as homecoming queen of 55. We presented our clcss play, Tomboy, in November under the excellent direction of Mrs. Oscar Johnson. We also published the school paper, The School Daze. The co-editors are Janice Wiger and Georgia Kaldor. And now we begin our longest iourney on whch we shall put to use the things we have learned. After we receive our diplomcs we will be on our way to prove that we can apply the knowledge gained. 22 Ek 5 H , -. L ' 'Lei v' . I U . 'fax V 5 ' Us . 3 T B il? --ffffff:ff::fffff-f I3 7 ...............,...... 4 O Freshman Class--We began our iourney through high school the fall of l952 when 36 frightened stu- I C5 Q :F Q' mr Y 1 FIRST ROW Jack Halverson Armund French Jon Brakke Donald Peterson Gerald Malley Richard Klemetson SECOND ROW Duane Chrrstopherson Donald Meyer Bryan Peterson Eileen Heckman Muriel Pederson Rosalyn Olson Dick Breen THIRD ROW Carroll Gordon Joyce Krmngle Judy Benson Mass Howard FOURTH ROW Colleen Spulsbury Sonia Korup Eileen Henning Georgia Kaldor Twelve eafw Togeifzem. ROW l: Judith Benson, Sonja Korup, Richard Breen, Rosalyn Olson, Georgia Kaldor, Miss Howard. ROW 2: Muriel Pederson, Jon Halverson, Richard Klemetson, Jon Brakke, Eileen Henning. 23 V4 WENT if of fa X37 W .J f glass prophecy One fune day un I966 as we go strollung down the streets of Hullsboro we run unto Gale Boeddeker wealthy farmer around Hu llsboro We accept Gale s unvutatuon to come out and see hus farm and lourney out there wuth hum on arruvung we notuce a huge laboratory adlacent to the barn We take a closer look and fund Russell Boeddeker busy at work on another of hus unventuons He has lust buult a new type of rocket shup He unvutes us aboard to Inspect hus braun chuld Whule tourung the shup we fund hus cohort un the world of scuence, .lon Brakke playung wuth matches un the engune room He accudentally drops one un the wrong place startung the shup The enguneer, Bruan Notch surmuses the sutuatuon un two words WE RE OFFI As we saul over Caledonua we see .lames Doedon, truant ovffucer of Caledonua chasung some luttle delunquents who have decuded to take the afternoon off We change our course and head south over Fargo where we fund Sonia Korup, a promunent unteruor decorator puttung the funal touches on Rosalyn Olson s new dance school lookung over WDAY we fund Mulfred Smuth who has taken the place of the retured Texas Ranger Whule leavung we chat wuth Eu leen Hennung busuness mgr of WDAY who tells us that Mu lfred has fulled the spot very capably As we lourney on over the twun cutues we fund that the Munneapolus symphony us about to put on a concert We see Tum Meyer the bass drummer talkung to Georgua Kaldor who us bent over tryung to tune her tympanus As we saul on over the Eastern part of our country, we look down on Vassar College were we fund uts new presudent, .lanuceWuger, talkung to Dean of Women Kathleen Eblen, about a serues of panty rauds led by Ronny ars the Valuntuno of the Suxtues We head on over New York Cuty and look down on the Ed Sulluvan Show where we fund Ruchard Klemetson explaunung the blooper ball he used to baffle the Dodgers un the World Serues We stuck around for the next act, whuch us Margaret Meyer and her captuvatung Kazoo We stop by the Socony Vacuum Company to refuel, and whule there we overhear the presudent of the company Januce Strom talkung wuth head ortust un charge of advertusung Marlene Muur about replac ung the Flyung Red Horse wuth Fallner the wonder horse We are now refueled and we saul over the Atlantuc to Parus We see Monsueur Jacque Le Halversor' the unternatuonal playboy doung the town wuth a number of Parusuan women We contunue eastward Gnd look down upon Geneva Swutzerland where we fund Duck Breen U S delegate to the Lhuted Natuons, arbutratung wuth Nuckolu Bulganun over the taruff on golf balls un the Lkraune We contunue over the Gobu Desert where we fund Ju Benson and Myrna Nelson reporters for Woman s Home Companuon, gettung a story on homemakung un the desert We are now shootung over Tubet where we fund Duane Pederson s pedugreed yak farm We fund Duane un one of hus usual posutuons sleepung under a tree, whule hus foreman John Lundgren runs the busuness of the ranch We head north now for the Artuc Curcle where we fund Januce Rotvoldwuth her one and only huntung seals un the Frubulof Islands We brung the shup about and head due south for the Hawauuan lslands where we see Bull Wentworth lyung under a palm tree suppung puneapple uuuce and watchung the natuve gurls as they hula around hum We head back to the U S A and lookung down on Hollywood we observe Mavus Goshunska and Sharon Wu lson co-authors of the book My One and Only Love We head over Yucca Flat and lookung down we fund Barb Arnegard, wufe of a famous let pulot at the aur base Back un our home state we fund Sylvua Engel secretary to the furst woman gov ernor of our state Eleanor Foss busy at work un the caputol Back at Hullsboro we fund Muruel Peder son, caterung to fufty screamung chuldren un her nursery school We land and are lucky enough to hutch a rude home wuth Mary Ann Hovet She us tryung the Thunderburd she receuved for her burthday from the new owner of the Ford garage 24 'W 's -0' ' H14 X, sa .I l 'LK ff 12 V7 Kim, . . I . . I . I . ,. . . . . .. I . . . .. . . . . . .. . . .I . . , . I ' I , . . . . I I I i . . . . . I . . , . . . . ' I I ' I I . , . I ' I I . . . I BY I - I . I . . . . .. I .I - , . 0 I I . .. . . I . I , .. , . . . . I . . . . . . . . .. . . . I , .. I . , . I. . . .. . ..., . . . ,, I I I ll n 0 n e 1 ' . I . ' , I . . . . I . . - UNDERGRADS -S' We opened our school year by electing class officers: President-Sharon Fergusong Vice-President l.aVonne Petersong Secretary-Marlys Bielg Treasurer-lawrence Grant. Our Student Council members are Lawrence Grant, Lowell Thompson, Margaret Dullum, and Marlene Bjerke who replaced Janet Iverson. Our homecoming attendant was LaVonne Peterson. Lhder the able direction of Mrs. Frank Brasel, we presented three one-act plays. Our class advisor is Mr. Donald Miller. amor 6145.4 FIRST ROW Janet Iverson Marlene Dickoff Gwendolyn Doeden Juletta Stenberg LaVonne Peterson Emilie Berlcas Nlorlys Brel SE advisor COND ROW Kaye Diehl Ruby Goshnnslca Lucy Hunter David Boeddeker Frances Henning Don Muller THIRD ROW Marilyn I'lammergren Donna Buethner Marlene Blerke Kaye Koerxng Margaret Dullum Bryon Pederson Marsha Jones FOURTH ROW Barbara Brakke Kay Krntzberger Kenneth Harstad Sharon Ferguson David M-:Innes Cordell Korup FIFTH R Steffen Lowell Thompson OW lawrence Grant Bruce Dahlstrom Jim Hausmann Allen Gunderson James Notch Willard 26 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 , . ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 , . .fopiomote 6145.4 FIRST ROW Janet Grove Rosalue Lnen Danrel Kruse Bonnue Ulness Darrel Krrtzberger Shrrley Kulen Barbara Flerscher SECOND ROW Kay Ludwrg Sharon Cotton Barbara Falconer Sandra Serm Peggy Grant Pat McNamee Mrs Oscar Johnson THlRD ROW Rosalre Kuntz Jamce Arneson Bonnre Gordon Nancy Holmes John Oman Carolyn Ashland Soma Overboa FOURTH ROW Butch Fankhanel Carol Asherm HarrnetTronson Jenslne Overmoe Jr Gadberry Phrllrp Roberts Bull Forster FIFTH ROW Donald Meyer Pat Mooney Karen Burnngrud Ronald Thorsrud Clayton Schultz Davnd Soholt Darryl Rotvold We started the school year by electrng class officers, they are as follows Kay Ludwug president, Nanco Holmes-secretary, Carol Ashuem-treasurer Our Student Councll representatlves are John Oman and Pat McNamee Our homecomung attendant was Carolyn Ashland The cheerleader from our class rs Barbara Falconer Our class advrsor as Nts Oscar Johnson 27 : I I I I I I ' : 1 1 1 1 I I 3 1 1 I 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . 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Q Q Class offlcers elected for the freshman class thus year were Norma Dahlstrom presadent, Dnxne Lee Gufford-vlce-presudent, Bruce Kaldor-secretary and Jerry Lundgren treasurer Our Student Councul representatuve was Mary Saverelde Jcclcue Boklcum was the freshman cheerleader 4.4 4411 , , ,gggg 'Q Treaiman flu: FIRST ROW Dale Slcansgoard David Buclcholz Duane Preston Lynn Fortman Bernard Lenntz Bonnie Petrle Shnrley Sorum James Kutz John Ludwng SECOND ROW Caroll Wnger Gloraa Freeland Frances Holzlcamm Ruth Grothmann Janrce Ramsfneld Arlene Pederson Arlene Wnlson Georgia Hendrucks THIRD ROW Dlxle Lee Gnfford Norma Dahlstrom Carmen Overboe Gary Schornaclc Marguerite Weber Charles Mueller Bruce Kaldor Mary Saverlde Mr Hola FOURTH ROW Glorua Smnth Kay Ferguson Jocquelyn Balckum Gary Koermg Jerry Lindgren SUSIE Forster Maureen Sorum Kay Beckman Davnd Mergenthol FIFTH ROW Gorden French Vesley Fossum Rnchord Freeland Rnchard Moen Roger Dahlstrom Dovud Schafer lorry Ashenm, Ronald Knutson, Wanda Brel 28 flglti grade FIRST ROW Janette Mclnnes Bully Schultz Robert Glfford Lynn Soholt Marne Flnescher SECOND ROW Mr Kavados Marulyn Grage Inez Smuth Margaret Kvntne John Rachow THIRD ROW Joanne Meyer Jerry Letnes Kay I-etnes Donna Knlen Tom Anderson Gary Anderson FOURTH ROW Karen Weber Roger Merganthal Eloune Mclnnes Sondra Koerlng Nancy Kuhle FIFTH ROW Roger Huseby Duane Thorsrud Roy Oelrlch Lloyd Kvltne Glen Burlngrud RusseII Smith The elghfh grade elected the followung officers Presudent John Rachow, Vice Presudent Janette Mclnnes Secretary Kay letnes, Trecxs urer Tom Anderson The Student Councul representatnve from our class was Orville Huseby Mr Don Kavadas was our class odvusor One of our class octuvmes durmg the year was a hayrnde ID the Iatter part of March 29 I I I I I I ' I - I I I I ' I I I I I I ' : I I I I- ' : I I I I I ' 0 . - . 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C3 LJ uw 41 LL 4- '+ V-,QNCQQXQ QCNQ 9 k .g,2l1l0'l 6602115 FIRST ROW Margaref Meyer Doug Falconer Duck Breen Jack Halverson Janice Rofvold SECOND ROV' Marlene Mulr Erleen Henning Kathleen Eblen, Sonlu Korup THIRI. ROW Janice Wuger Mary Ann Hove? Qosalyn Olson Sharon Wulson Sylvia Engel Accompomsfs ,, 2 Rosalyn Olson Sensor Sharon Ferguson Junnor 34 llillrl l eniot fund FIRST ROW: Sonia Korup, Marlene Muir, Muriel Pederson SECOND ROW: Rosalyn Olson, Margaret Meyer, Georgia - Kaldor, Mary Ann Hover. THIRD ROW: Eileen Henning, .lock Halverson, Janice Rot vold. FOURTH ROW: .lon Braklce, Douglas Falconer, Dick Breen, Barbara Arnegard. . 'LV' Ou X ' -'O c 1 y X 'fig 9 'w- lffafotettef Janet Janet Marlene Kaye Marlene lverson Grove Muir Diehl Bjerke ,Q ew The new cheerleaders for I956 are Lavonne Peterson and Jockue Bakkum The Pep Club offncers are as follows Ball Vlentworth president Barbara Arnegard vuce-'presldent and Sharon Ferguson secretary treasurer Mlss Vorachek the advisor -.ff C? Muriel Pederson Janice Rotvold lnVonne Peterson Jackie Bakkum Barbara Falconer 36 CIQ 5? W X X X mfg Our annual homecomlng achvntles began on Cctober 6 l955 wnth a pep rally The cheerleaders led everyone In yells and In smgung school song Pep talks and selectuons by the HHS Band were given The next day we went on to succeed ln obtaunmg a 35 7 victory over the North wood Trolans At the halftime of the game, the l955 Homecommg Queen Marlene Musr and her attendants l.aVonne Peterson and Carolyn Ashland were escorted to the center of the fleld by the co captains, Douglas Falconer and Bull There Marlene Muur was crowned Homecoming Queen of l955 Also durlng the halftime, our hugh school malorettes dld some very fme baton twurlmg for everyone Our homecomlng 0Cl'IVIl'leS ended the next evemng with a hugh school party 37 ,4 A I ,Q C 1 ,L 5 V ,L i L e A Among the activities of the Student Council were the sponsoring of various school parties, and the Operation of the check room at athletic functions. Another of their projects was the book store, which is in its ninth year of operation The Student Council his declined power and as more of a representative goup than a gover rung body The officers of the Student Council are President Deck Breen Vice President lowell Thompson Secretary Mary Ann Hovet Treasurer Marlene Blerke .ftudent eounczl FIRST ROW Jon Brakke Jack Halverson Mary Ann Hovet Dick Breen Lowell Thompson Janet Iverson lawrence Grant Merlin Grage illfwi ' fi S , 38 o SECOND ROW:. Mr. Gent, Mary Savereide, Pat NcNamee, Margaret Dullum, Orville Huseby, John Oman, J' 5' i ' 's s , 2' - I , The co-editors of this year s SCHOOL DAZE were Georgia Kaldor and Janice Wager The assistant editors were Marlene Blerke and Emllle Berkas We wash to extend our thanks to all class reporters and lower grades for their fine co-operation and to all the business establishments that gave us their support ln making our paper a great success 'QNX-t X .71 4 4 fs-qt KX. .LI Llilll N i. , 1 , c I tl in ka . . l, Y, ,Iv 1 zl ' ' paint .fluff Proofreader Advertising. . . . . Sonla Korup .. ...Jack Havlerson Business Manager. . . . . . . . Doug Falconer Circulation. . . . . out......... Art Department. . . . Sports ..... Soc ial, ...... Music ......... Grade News. . . . Advisors ....... 39 ...... DickBreen . ...... Janice Strom Duane Pederson . . . . Marlene Muir Gale Boeddeker Richard Klemetson . .Muriel Pederson . . Margaret Meyer . . .... John Lundgren . . . . Mrs. Johnson Miss Vorachek YCAOOI pint Head Typist ............................ Kathleen Eblen A Q . . . . . 0 lilllpf, .L Lay 6 wry 1 I 1 :fri 4 at THE STORM FIRST ROW: Mary Ann H. -Georgia K. -Bill W. SECOND ROW: Dick B. -Eileen H. - Gale 8. TOMB OY SEATED: Janice R. - Nlary Ann H. - Gale B. - Georgia K. STANDING, first row: Jack H. - Kathleen E. - Mar- lene M. - Bill W. - Eileen H. - Sonia K. - Margaret M. - Barbara A. - Mrs. Oscar Johnson. STANDING, second row: .lon B. - Dick B. - Doug F. On April l, l955, the junior class presented two comedies, Too Many Mary's and Dr. Fixit . For our third play we chose a drama, The Storm . Under the able direction of Mrs. Oscar Johnson, the plays turned out to be a big success. TOO MANY MARY'S SEATED: Marlene M. -Rosalyn O. -Kathleen E. Janice W. STANDING: Eleanor F. -Barbara A. eniot -gfazu pfay The senior class presented a comedy, TOMBOY on November l8, l955. This play wcs also a success, under the able direction of Mn. Oscar Johnson. 3 ' ' E 3 . . e il i 1 ir. lr JCR X W! fgfl U Q., QX GS' 9 elf- QI I if 5 I: I955 frootlalfream FIRST ROW Gale Boeddeker Tum Meyer Bull Wentworth Doug Falconer Duck Breen Jack Halverson Jam Doeden SECOND ROW Ronald Thorsrud Phillip Roberts Darryl Rotvold Lawrence Grant Bruce Dahlstrom Jim Hausmann Allen Gunderson Lowell Thompson THIRD ROW David Soholt Clayton Schultz David Mclnnes John Oman Willard Steffen Bernie Lerntz Jerry Lindgren Don Kavadas coach FOURTH ROW Gordon French, Donald Meyer, David Shafer, Gary Koerlng, Roger Dahlstrom, Darrell Kritz berger, Weslne Fossum, H A Rhodes, coach FIFTH ROW David Boeddeker and Junior Gadberry, student managers 0 The Burros remained undefeated for the second successive year in racking up an undisputed R.R.V conference championship. Running out of the split T , the team remained undefeated until the final game of the season. One of the highlights of the season saw the Burrors score two touchdowns in the last three minutes of the larimore game to turn an almost certain defeat into a victory. Gale Boeddek won the conference scoring race. Hillsboro had the most feated passing attack in the R. R.V. conference, featuring the good right arm of .lack Halverson, and the pass-grabbing of fellows like Breen, Boeddeker, Wentworth, Grant, and Gunderson. The season record was 6 I. Bill Wentworth and Doug Falconer were elected co-captains of the team. H H H H H H H H H H H H H H S S S S S S S 7. . . . . .Sacred Heart 34 I3 35 I3 4I 6 Mayvl I I e Portland Northwood Larumore Hatton Oak Grove 42 el' 6 7 6 6 2 . 1 .' , f ., ,gh W ' L ' -' I , I V V ,,g, 'gl ' Y' V. Q ' A, , 'ff TN I A I , f X 1 ..,,,.,. ..J,..1. r T '-- '. 1. , .,,.A ,A . ? 'W , , ,Y U ,. V M.. u lg. , 5 , 7- ,Z .,, f , if A . 1 , . . 1 ,. . AV., .,, V V: N! v . ,. N ,J L.g,L I W at - J e A 1 g ' A 1 ' I , M .-A , ,,,r 1 1 I' . I , ,A ig A -I v 0 .1 H . 0 1 . I ' , M QA I x . ' ' 1 ' ' ' I v .I v Q v , l , 5 ' ' I A I I ' : I ' I . I I ' I I T 1 I I . I I I I . I I ' Z I I I I I . I I I ' t G I Fm 'mc s ' ip Hatton Here Friday Night 41-6 WWII The Hillsboro high school foot- ball team clinched its second straight Red River Valley con- ference football chalnpionship last Friday night when they ran wild over an over-rated Hatton squad to the tune of 41-6 The win put the Burros into the lone undefeated ehan1pion's chair and brought them into first place in just about every other category of individual and team play for the year, Petit Gale Boeddeker worked like a machine against Hatton ' Friday, smashing thru the line, carrying around end, nahbing asses. He picked up 70 of the urros' total ground yardage ain of 179 yards and took the all into the end zone on tour ifferen! occasions. The Llllhltlllllg attack of thf- izill halfback brought his total nfirfince scoring mark to 62, aking him top scorer in the nference, with an average of tter than two touchdowns per me. Conference statistics drawn up is week after completion of the 'ledllle also showed Hillsboro's arterback Jack Halverson ly out in front in passing. ck. playing his first year of atball, proved to be the back- ne of the Burros' attack all ar. He flipped six passes good r touchdowns and mated that unt with extra point passes. is greatest night of the year ' Sh t os arp De ense Stops 1 W L TP OP e Q Eglgfrgigig ' 2 If Boeddelreriset up Hillsboro! o ' am 34-0 Wm -fs' Hur we an mmf- I Portland ...... 3 Z 70 60 . . . Hatton V Q A ' I 2 3 85 106 pass on the midfield stripe Hillsboro ' .mme on ni. zo eu-11 in tbl Northwood ,... 1 4 65 114 'll' 'fkihe Second quaffef' He L hp, kd edod and B 1.1,1,.non Viavvme 0 5 39 172 rrled it back to the 40 and Kam 5 1 Bgeddeier running and ' ' ' ' ',' ' , , en took the ball down to the n p g the ball over in three in two successive running s Halverson flipped to Individual Scoring iys. Halverson hit Boeddek- ii'-Y H d,, 1' fobmg td ,, t i,2'la iS li.'li'idB?iiS 3fl',fi' 1 ' 1- 9 P ' ' uni if, 2 Boeddeker. Hills. . . . . 10 2 62 'onh Smashed ihfough fhe . b I . . fflgmitilhe qruaglefosffsgfxeal. Lar. ........ .. 1 1 43 -lddge Us 132 Halton line to 19 OUT D9 10 - B Y p - H 5 1 3719 an oeddeker took it Hdowq P35595 as tht G?g522?La1?m A'.- 5 2 32 ver. Wentworth added the hed WS fmel mmutef Grotte. North. 4 4 28 dfa Point and the Burros i0,B '3eU m the en' yesg- Hat' ,,,., H 1 4 1 25 lined a lead which they were l1!1gtlgnoivirttxgo1nr32r:Breen H1115 - H H I 3 5 23 1 hold throughout the game. 3 1 am he hF'2ii.iEg..S?f'iiei'ie' 3. i i 1 'f2Rli,32.3'li.3lliB gffgggigfg- egg, ---r t - - g g g 1 vill lineto ad4'..,, 'l ' , I M 1 affgr Bm ha'?tf:.'.T-f.I-l.,5'i 1iits ' 1. iii i 3 5 Cady, nat. .,..,.. 2 1 i usoorud SCl1Jt34Gulson. Hat, .,,.. 2 1 ' Prove a e'Nel-on. Hat .......... 2 0 ' A if weak spvt Sonilreal. North. ....... 2 0 laying linst Sacre'Thinglestad. North. .... 2 0 his den d Forks fH2lSllHQS. Lar. ......... 1 3 a cont Yi imPl'0g'Yf Bildon, North. ..,. ... 1 l -- 111 Kroger, Port. .,., .,. 1 1 -830 D395 ll. offerisiv Halverson. Hills. .. 1 0 Jack Hal- cd tothe defev Grant, Hills. ..... 1 0 ay last Friday spot while Doedo Falcgngrl Hills, 1 0 Hillsboro high .Ned out on the flank o Balgtadl Portk .4,, 1 0 team waltzed tc Wiense. The Switch showed boi- Middleton. Lar. ......,. 1 0 win of theoo s stronger in their new degommersbach, Lal-I .IVA 1 0 Y wood 35-7.fensiVe spots. Svedberg, Lar. ........ 1 0 flipped 23 passes Grant also looked sharp at tl' The win over Larimore lean - from his quar-quarterback spot when he motthe Burros on top of the leagl ' ' ' th Hawath four wins and n 10534 Connecting on 19 an almost unbeliev- letion performance. ed into that position -wi ' v I o verson resting. Grant hit on thr4Portland is tied with Larimo of six nas: attempts. While Hawlth three wins and one l o each m went for tolicii 1 three were flood fm- s after touchdowns ld spark. playing hi- f football. also car- l from the five yard end in the openir play to account fo first tilllv s first TD' came rter after they he l to Mayville on against their opponents' 46, he Mayville 35. irst two Plays fro there, the Burr to set them back line, . 1 os line piled 1 'ille backfield on t With four straight conference 'ins and no losses, the Hills- oro high school football team ill take the field in a home ffair tomorrow night HgH1I1Si atton in what could be 'the eciding game of the Red River. alley conference race. A win ill give the Burros undisputed, iampionship title, while a loss iuld leave them with at 162151 tie for the league title. lay to block 3 Mail Y 4. ln an explosive finale that 2 G H1 1' B blasted through a, n the 1 ' ra qs guard for the undefeated Hills-9 N705 flf:f45,,1lg511fZ01!E,f1c3mboro Burros, will appear .on 'C An 051,511-le pe,-,KXJB TV, Channel 4. tonite. tithe ball back amThurSdav- when he will be O on the 171 Qn 1h.honored as Player of- the G1 Boeddekeweekn on Bexels television lay' ae lft emfootball show Falconer was: l?vint,:ivc?rthehit'th picked for this ,11veeL1le's awagd the Mayville line t-because of 01115 an mf! P Y Xtra point, at his guard spot during the h Carried acroscurrenf season.. He 'has been ard line shortl-one of the solid mainstays in emained before Gale B, ne y . , . end of the first hal the middle ot the Hillsboroleker Caught alpass hom eker added the extrdefenslve lme. that his allcxvdialverson and raced 50 5 t th Burrosout lied only 13 P01515 io P 590 - - - lat hziilf time. against it in tour conferencegillzllogheaslizlgg i?oE31n and halt saw the games, while the Burros haveumderson mling in a oring almost at will. compiled a tolzal og 93. -H Tack for ihiured Billy . Co ch Don ava 35 W1 BP- to Stqnmg posumns pea: with Falconer on thevorfh' ther-'tered ixfeo' years conference . 1 - - h W when he.ar1more line on Had will be D'Ckis0ff1effniZ.isf1i1ii gplailue forrfgaa 912516221 PM lb' t end, Lowell Th0m'P: his playing- guard1'1'1m'Meycr 33 I V , V S Falcone' at Hgh Veteran high school Hriddersigaigclgsr5X:K2ifg?Lp1ay I U Gunderson at righiiillv Wentworth and Doug Fa arp Larimore defense with Oll- minutes remaining last Fri- , the fi. y night for two quick touch- Bur,- .wns on two straight plays toltha nd Larimore an unexocrtcd 6 upset loss. Trailing from midway he second quarter. the os went scoreless until a -ver three minutes ot the ga thi B1 1' 1-lllb 0 had ' - 1 ' ft I nee Gram az' ls? Silicone-r were named eo-captaini fiitilxcgilil 05 Ulxhegl Sfiwrcnce deker at rg -- - , entworth at full. affirm1ia?1,1b,1E3mSCEE?1wig? 24,1111 snatched a Larimore D355 verson will take ovemembilrx M2150 gsllad E-81005, n tiic- outsfretched hands gi ' . - A ' - - a r ceiv fbafk ,c2n2T.afffi,Effer. outstanding at his guard spoIt.lV'0::3'SdbL45 xffxigrealogg the - . . ,M UM.-e an - .. .. l.- ..ng,.,.,. - - - - . -- 1 .1 .,- .Q .....,i Inna after raking donia this vear. will nh-H ' Burros Seek Conierence Title Ing- 3ame with Hatton Friday Night, first quarter marking the clos- est either team came to fhe oth- ' er's goal line. A fumbe there put the ball in possession of Larimore. An intercepted pass on the Hillsboro 48 yard line set up Larimore's only tally in the second quarter. With a sharp passing attack they took the ball on three pa the end zone kick for ext The earl itua- sierson e from arry the mark. The ing an extre- il line stand. he Burros tried iugh, of the best defensive of the year, Hillsboro and isarimore traded punts thru- out the opening period. with neither team threatening to -WOW, Burros began their' touchdown march from their .me against Northwood, when hit receivers on 19 out of 23 7 empts. The Burros ranked first as I team in both defensive and offensive .play. They tallied 136 points against their five conference opponents, while holding them to a grand total of 19 points. Spreading it out. they carried an average 54:01-. U19 pace of 27 points per game, while their defense al- lowed a tour point per game average. Larimore ranked second in all departments for tt-am play, They won four and lost one for sec- ond place in conference stand- ings: they scored 127 points , Portland finizhed third in loop play with a 3-2 recordg Hatton fourth with 2-3g Northwood, 1 1-45 and Mayville rest- e basement with a O-5 IE-lilly esteemed Hatton had llillehoro fzlns won- last Fflflilj' nigh' when :ok advantage nf nn early e and scored against the os with less than yi minutg Ola! Bom- lll the game After setting Hatton back five F3255 ln their first series from 5CT1m2Ee after kickoff. Boed- deker lost the ball on the Bur- ros own four yard line on a fumble when receiving a Hatton punt, Hatton recovered and car- ried over in two plays to startle the Burros with an early 6-0 lead. Their try for extra point was stopped, The Burros remained in the hole throughout the ont-ning :per- IOC. finding it necessary to hunt out twice after being unable to mm m'Cf'553Vl' y3FdH2c for first downs llzetton held possession nl' the bull on the Hatton 35 yard l.:tf- and ninilltnillc-fi their 6-0 lg'8d Lit tile end of the opening Jim Doeden, a senior who trans. ferred to Hillsboro from Cale. lowellTl1ompson Guard BrllWenfworfl'1 Fullbaclc Jam Hausmann End Tam Meyer Center Nm Lawrence Grant H B Bruce Dahlstrom Tackle gil' A .9 -S7-5 .lam Doeden Tackle Allen Gunderson End 44 D 7955 -56 Cqongtenence C-hCll71!9A KNEELING: Lowell Thompson, Gale Boeddeker. STANDING: Don Miller, ass't. coach, Junior Gadberry, student manager, Bill Ventworth, Doug Falconer, Jim Hausmann, Dick Breen, Allen Gunderson, Bruce Dahlstrom, lawrence Grant, Jack Halverson, Willard Steffen student manager Don Kavadas coach The i956 edition of the Burros proved to be of real cwampuonsmp class an winning a conference title Tney displayed determination and poise, often cormng on in the late stages to rally and go on to victory The Burros were l5 and 4 for the SBOSOD Il n K .final FlR5T ROVN Ronald Thorsrud Roy Oelrich Roger Dahlstrom Clayton Schultz Orville Huseby Darryl Rot vold Weslle Fossum SECONDROVN Daniel Kruse student manager Duane Preston David Buchholz Bruce Kaldor John Oman Cordell Korup Jerry Lindgren Charles Mueller David Merganthal student manager 1 I 1 - .. , . y- . - . i . 1 . . . . Q - - . - . .. ,' . . - - I I 1 I I , . i 1 i 1 I I I I I I ' 1 '7 r Duck Breen Center I' fk'v u Doug Falconer Forward Lowell Thompson - Guard 4,-,I en Ce C,O '71 . Don Kavadcs Coach .lack Halverson - Guard Allen Gunderson Forward Jim Hausmann - Forward D 06 4 ,row F 46 on Cen' Ord Sf- NL, ' A . ., J., ,W a 1 , , ' Y ' , , A., 1955 on euzence Cfzamym BASEBALL FIRST ROW Don Nelson Allen Gunderson Larry Engel Jerome Staska Tum Meyer Jack Halverson Wray Wentworth Douglas Falconer SECOND ROW Coach Lawrence Nylordet Mllce Vnnyon Cordell Korup Lawrence Grant Lowell Thompson David Mclnnes Rnchard Klemetson Tom Stuart Wlllnson Jerry Lindgren John Lundgren student manager The 1955 baseball team, representlng Hlllsboro Hugh, tued Hatton for the con ference champlonshnp In a post season play-off to determlne a spot an the state tournament, the Burros were clupped 5 3 by Hop The season s record was 7 wnns and 3 losses 47 : . f . I l I I .THIRD ROW: llonald Thorsrud, Bruce Dahlstrom, Russel Waters, Bill Wentworth, Gale Boeddeker, Darrell 0 ' eo I ' ' Winmng the state class B track champlonslup hughlughted a year of outstanding acmevement by the Burro clndermen They placed sixth at the Sloux Relays thnrd at the Fessenden Relays, then went on to wm the conference tutle and second In the dlstrnct ln the state meet at Valley Cnty the Burros, led by Duck Jahr, won both the 440 and 880 relays Jahr, In one of the finest exhlbltlons of runnlng seen for many years, captured farst In tne IOO and 220 sprlnts IH tne flne tame of 9 7 and 2l 5 Twenty polnts were scored, enough to wm the tatle Members of the relay team were Tommy Stuart, Brad Brakke Don Nelson and Jahr 1955 S1012 CYZCZJTZPA FIRST ROW Larry Engel Jerome Staslca Brad Brolclce Richard Jahr Tom Stuart Walter Steffen Don Nelson SECOND ROW Coach Don Kavadas Douglas Falconer Jock Halverson Allen Gunderson Duck Breen Gale Boeddeker Tn m Meyer 48 UITOS II1 G9 CISS B Truck Champion hip K Qu.,- in 2 , . 4 I tv I .L 1 ' Y .va .f 'W , aasn record. covering the short dash in :9:'l. Jahr also equalled the standing record in V the 220 with a time ot :2l.5. The win in the long dash Jahr Paces Mates With Record Sprints 'A five-man contingent of the Hillsboro high sdnool track team proved itself to be a small but mighty outfit Saturday, when they went to the Class B track meet at Valley City and brought home the state championship trophy, the first ever won in .high school athletics here. I The Burros piled up 20 points by topping the field in four events to hold a 3 point advant- v r the runner u Watford ' 1 - D muked 1-be fb-iid Consecutive fgtayosguad in the day's final year Jahr has taken the state 4 E title in this event. , Coach Kavadas said that ag number of coaches in the state g will protest the nfullifiication of I records before the North Dakotai, High School League. He said that wet grounds compensated for the V winds Saturday. Kavadas added , that the ruling also seems out of line in that there was no ap- tally Rapid Richard Jahr set the pace for the, Burros, shatter- ing the 100 yard dash record. tying the state recotrd in the 220-yard dash, andanchoring the winning Hillsboro entrant in both the 440-yard and the halt-mile relay races. Teamin-g with Jahr to gain first in the relay events were Tom Stuart, Brad Brakke and paratus on hand with which tolpon Nelson- I actually measure thetvelocity of ' Tarn Mgyerr, who qualified for Wlnd Saturday. He Said, 100, that 'the state meet with a first place a number of previous records 5 ft. 2 in. high jump at the dis have been Set at State ITEBUS be-itrict meet at Grand Forks, was 1919 ami thought WHS BIVSH f0Lunable to match the fourth d'1SC0UU1t1D8 efforts because ffflplace -511 standard in the scam. Winds. The retu1n+ trip to Hillsboro was a bit crowded but pleasant for the Burros Saturday, with flVe . extra pamfngers aboard. Sharinig the homeward jaunt were five trophies won by the squad for their day's efforts, four for first place wins fn single events, and the large state cham- bion trophy. The trophies were put on display in the window of Brakke's Rexall Drug store, and I The petit squad had to go right down to the wire to car- ! ry oft fl!! tplaa honors. They i capped the final event of the day to add a last five points : to their championship score. ' Coach Don Kavadas was very fpleased with the tearn's showing, .but was a bit puzzled as to just fexactly how they managed it. In ,speaking of the keyed-up run- ners, Kavadas said: i Once the boys knew they had l 1 will be there for as 00111119 Ufia chance, there was no stopping weeks. Jahr gained added recognition for his track endeavors last Week, when named by his team- mates to become captain of the 1955 track team. A number of boys pgnici. Paied in track events at the high school during the spring, with fifteen. including seven semors, gaining letters. The state title marked the end of a very successful season for 1110 group, which had previous- ly defended its Red River Val- le? Conference title. .Included in the list of letter winners were: Dick Jahr, Tom Stuart, Brad Brakke, Don Nel- son., Bucky Staska, Walt Steffen, 1-any Engel, Tim Meyer, Jack Halverson, Doug Falconer, Gale Boeddeker, Russ Boeddeker, Jon Brakke, Allen Gunderson, and Dick Breen. fthem. They ran, not only with itheir arzm and legs, but also .with their heads and hearts. iThey wanted to .win as bad as lanyone, and they did. Jahr has never run faster than he did on ard the other boys 1 Saturday, . l felt that-he had done his share when it came to the two relays. All ran taster than ever tb ore That's determination. U Fbur records were shattered and another tied in Class A and ' Clas B comlpetition, but winds estimated at rom 25 to 35 miles 1 per,hour nullified all but one of 5 these, as far as the official ree ords are concerned. The new 1 5 record which will stand was set Q by Tom Skadeland of Minot, 1 who cleared the high-jump bar at 5-11 314. ' Jahr and Schwab of James- town both sheared a tenth of A a second off the old 100-vard c Lefieuunan A 1 6 FIRST ROW Doug Falconer Jim Doeden John Lundgren Duck Breen Rnchard Klemetson Tum Meyer SECOND ROW Don Kavadas Bull Wentworth Russ Boeddeker .lon Brakke Jack Halverson Gale Boeddeker THIRD ROW Don Maller Ron Thorsrud AI Gunderson Jum Hausmann Bruce Dahlstrom Harold Rhodes FOURTH ROW Lowell Thompson Davld Soholt Darryl Rotvold Wnllle Steffen Lawrence Grant Phnl Roberts FIFTH ROW Dave Boeddelcer Dave Mclnnes Jr Gadberry Wes Fossum John Oman Corcly Korup The Lettermen elected the follownng otfncers for A 4-IE '- gig the year of l956 Duck Breen presndent, Tum Meyer vlce-preslclent .lack Halverson secretary and 5 Bull Wentworth treasurer Coach Don Kavadas was the advusor ETH ., 577 N 'Lat sp Cl b Ie mah: 50 I LL : I . I I ' I . I . ' : I . I I I I ' : I I I I . I I ' 3 1 . I 1 . l I I U ' : I I ' I I I ' J I r Z . . in , - - . - . lf I2 f -H, - .' 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Y, U U P V. l uf '-'Dix 'n 4 17 H ,, f Z ' 1 QQEN .BLUE ut Wrff 4 J Tutament l To M Rhodes, we place rn rs -rands all tne mrellrgence s e -save obtarned rn P D P class Mayt e burden of rs load never carry nrm to the ground ll To Mr Grant we leave the thougwt tnat next year he won t ave to go uptown to look for us whsle we are suupased to be rn sc ool Ill To Mr Halo we leave all Me tsme we spent practrcrng on our horns so to rrnprave t e band lV To Mrs Johnson us arn t gasn to wrll notnrn as wer drdn t learn we notvrn sn Englrs clcxs and us lust t rnk she are glad to get rsd of we V To Mr Msller we leave a can coctron ot' all t e chemrcals we Swsped out of hrs class Vl To Mr Kavadas we wrss we could leave some of the Qood atwletes of our class to you as you are gorng to need them next year Vll To Msss Vorachek we leave our quret assemblres when trse sensors aren there mast beloved possessrons Althougv these p0ssesssons are too numerous to mentron, we hope tse class as a whale wsll bear up under the shock We leave our sensor drgnrty, our good looks, our favor wrth the teachers, Our abs lrty to go out and have fun and our exrt as the best and most popular class that Hsllsboro Hsgw School hm ever seen or graduated To tne sophomore class we bequeath all Our apples, brushes and books on How to Polssw Apples rn len Emy lessons Ta the freshmen we bequeath our abrlrty to catch an qusck To all the grrls left rn Hrllsboro, the sensor grrls leave therr Happy Huntrng Grounds' We hope you have better luck next year To all the boys left sn Hrllsboro the sensor boys leave tnerr Make Out abslsty lndrvrdually we bequeath the fallow In Barbara leaves her love for an army unrlorm to Donna 5uethner Judy leaves her love for Englrsh and Irtera ture to Emslre Berkas Gale leaves hrs abrlrty to yodel to Nh Brasel Russell leaves hrs qusck alert mrnd to Kenney Harsted Jon leaves hrs abslsty to rattle and apple polrsw sn Englrsh clms to hrs ssster Barbara Duck leaves hrs Malteout abslsty to Dahlstram Ranma leaves hrs penmanshrp to Sandra Srem Jsm leaves hrs bclhlulness rn front of crowd so Darrel Rotvald Kathleen leaves 'ser rollrng laughter to Mr Rhodes Sylvsa leave-S er long narr to Maureen Sorum Doug leaves hrs anrlrty to ll rt to Wrlly Stelten Hurry ksd or yOu ll never aet a r Eleanor leaves he gum chewrng to Frances Hennsng Practsce hard Frances lvAovss leaves er talkatrve ways to Lawrence Grant Get t e nsnt lawrence? Jack leaves rs aorlsty to swstch grrls to Gurrdy Er leen leaves er abrlrty to aet the car w-ren she wants st to Carolyn As land Mary Ann leaves her lost week ends to r guerrte Weber Georgsa leaves her abslrty to splrt hasrs to Kay Krrtzberger as rf she needs st Klem leaves hrs never endsng farthlulness to the Yankees to Cordy Korua lust wart untrl next year Sonsa leaves her abrlsty to bl rsh to Marsha Jones John L leaves hrs eagerness to work at any and all robs to Davsd Boeddeker who needs st badly Margaret leaves her vocabulary of too ong words to Sonra Overmoen 'lsm leaves hrs world wrde travels to Bruce Dahlstrom Marlene leaves her abrlrty to make boys run sn the dstch to Carol Aehrem Myrna leaves wer sunny drspasstron to Devonne Johnson Brran leaves hrs abslsty to crash through the halls to Clayton Schultz Rosalyn leaves her musrcal abrlrty to Gary Sharnack Duane leaves hrs wavy harr to Junror Gad berry Long may st wave Murrel leaves her quret ways to Kay ludwsg .lanrce leaves as Lyle left, three dawn three ra go Mrllred leaves hrs boomrng vorce and demon slratrve ways to Darrell Krrtzberger Jansce 5 loaves her platrnum blond harr to Carmen Overboe Bsll leaves hrs abrlsty to come sn late to school and stsll be on trme ta LuVonne Peter on Janrco W leaves 'the deerslayer' to next year s huntrng soaan Sharon leaves hor fasthful chauffeur to Luc Hunter Wrrtten and composed by the four mater mrnd d the Clcxs d '56 Janrce lbtvold Doug Falconer Sansa Knrup Dsck Breen e H V ' I fl I D e W . 1 ,X I I l - -1 , , V 9.1. . ' , 1 . I n f l . Y .. as , A . ' ' . - ' ll 1 - , ., ,, N. .. . . . . , . ., . , l.,. I ll s 4 - , ' . Q . . - Ma- . I ' 4' 1 1 A , a ' ' f ' 't l . K .. It Ta the iuniar class, we Hand down our ' s s I N s ., . ,, . . . I .. r . .. . . .,. . . . I . ,.. , . . . - .. I - . . .- g: 1 s . 'l' ' , . ' . , . . . ,, . .. R I - ' Y Z4-N 1. x X V , 4 r 7Q55 QRQJZLGIQA FIRST ROW Tom Sfuarl Darrell Buefhner loss Splfller Alrce Mollersirom Rrchard Jahr Larry Thompon Helen Stenberg SECOND ROV Anne Shafer Mary Koerrng Yvonne Johnston Davrd Kruse Joan Pauls Karen Rosfed Donna Duhrn Tom Veffle Wray Wentworth Paulnne Savererde THIRD ROW Lorna Hunkrng Shrrley Thorson Julref Overmoen James Anderson Reuben Brerke Bryan Dahlstrom Russell Waters Dale Pederson Darryl Vvrllrson Roselyn Snegre? FOURTH ROV Donald Nelson Brad Bralcke Jerome Staslca James 'lafe Vwalfer Steffen lorry Engel Mrke Vnnyon Mary Lou Kantz 56 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . r . . 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1. . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 4-iii EE -525: gr' C-0fljJ'lJ.6U,f0!ZA , the class of l956, salute the city of Hillsboro on its 75th anniversary We thank the following named contributors to the I956 Burro Aker s Men s Store Alsaker Implement Ashland Implement Arnold Sorum Ben s Cash Supply Bovaurd s Hatchery Brakke s Rexall Drug Bud s Standard Service Christine s Lunch C J nd Coast to Coast Store Colltns Pharmacy C T Ka dor Dr C N Gordon Dr J J Breen Dr Reed Equity Elevator 8. Trading Co Fairway Food Store Fankhanel s Variety Store Farmer s Union Grain Terminal Assoc Farmer s Union Oil Station Federal Crop Insurance Co Fossum Dairy Gamble Store Gene s Phillip 66 George E Sorlie Gilman Kolstad Goose River Creamery Grove s Meat Market Halverson Furniture Henning Hardware Hillsboro Banner Hillsboro Bakery H will HH Hillsboro Dry Cleaners Hillsboro Locker Plant Holzkamm Pontiac Co Hovet Implement lnternor Lumber Yard Jahnke Oll Co Johnson Store Inc Kitchen Klinlc I-etnes Brothers Lindgren Buick 8. Implement Lynn s Meat Market McI.eon Clinic Midwest Feed 8- Produce Mulr Farm Supply Northwestern State Bank Nysveen Socony Mobile O K Foss Insulation 8- Olsen Jewelry Olson 8. Rice On and Off Liquor Store Ralph Rudrud Red Owl Store Red 8- White Food Store R W Johnston R F Gunkelman 8iSon Scheel s Hardware Srevers Potato Co Sorum s Cafe Talmo Brothers Thomas G Johnson Thompson s Gas Service Torgeson Body Shop Viking Hotel Oil Inc Supply Co We ' . . . Ru ' ' . . I ' Frank 8. Lloyd Thompson Rohman's Skelly Service R T .Eiga - Q ' 5 . cb t x lu , Mi sun