Hope High School - Yellow and Gold Yearbook (Hope, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1938 volume:

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Assistant---- Business Manager ---- Assistants Production Manager Assistants Sports Editors Society M Club Editor Activities Editor Art Editor Faculty Advisor Miss Ge .i as-DH --Jean Wennerstrom ------- Lois Oxton ---- Eugene Rich Betty Brown Mary Ruth Pushor Tom Walsh Irene Braisted Dorothy Nygaard Irene Bjorklund Reid Stromberg Helen lndergaard Emma Seidlitz Jeanette McLaughlin Irene Bjorklund nevievp Falkanger TT A- --isis---H W- K ---,fa-------a-1.ainn-ummm-a--:ann--e 1 -' fl fllfl I 'xfix . 'QQQQ'gxggxxfy X I W W W ff X ,54444V444K'QQ6G6QGi I I I I I I I I I We re tf llv d Hi 1: this yearbook to Gladys S d f h wavering devotion t the ion 1 f th h 1 I I I I I I I QQUEJ h ,-.. x QF IT ..:.-fiifig.. 3-53-Q -AIDMI Il NI IISWV IRATFIIUN - siggg 'GW 553, X If it were permissible we would like to arrange a second dedication of our yearbook, Those who have been instrumental in taking care of the administration of our school deserve credit for their loyalty and their cb operation,, , Included in this list are: Mr, C. D, Shively---Superintendent Mr, Grant Miller Mrs,'M, J. Brown Mr, Paul Brendemuhl Mr, Hjalmer Wennerstrom Mr, T , Thor-sland x 5? x X X .Q fff x X N XO FACULTY . Owcn D. Shivcly ----- Social Scioncf and Sunvr- intfndcnt. Gladys Syvcrud ----- -Principal, Homo Economics Girls Physical Education and Commerce. Genevieve Falkanger- D. S. Harr1s--- Homer Stuvcrud- Alice Sandnoss- Shirley Hockol- Ruth Edholm---- Lillian Stewart Boys -s-a--.. English Rand and Social Scifnce. Mathematics, Scirncc and Physical Education. Fifth and Sixth Grados. Fourth Grade and Music. Second and Third Grados. First Grade. g.a....- -1--- --A - ' -- fi- f -AH-1--in-arf-f-urs f1-1-- '- f' -'i-an-is STUDENT COUNCIL . The purpose of the student council is to voice opinions of the students to the faculty for their approval. The council shall promote assembly programs and vote and pass upon new organizations in the student body with the con- sent of thc faculty. Membership consists of twelveg the secret- ary-trcasurer and president from cach class, and four additional members of the junior and senior classes.. All students and teachers of this high school shall bc considered members of the as- sociation. The grnoral powvrs of this association shall be vested in a council of twelve mcmbors The Superintendent of Schools shall be consid- ered an ax-officio mnmber of the council. Thr council shall make and 'nforce rules ncccssary for tho bettermant of the school, its life, and its interests, to grant charters to its clubs and organizations, to supervise and have final decisions in all matters concerning the extra-curricular activities of the school. Kal It is furthe'-r nrovidfd that any action of the council is subjcct to the veto of the faculty. Kbl It advises the nrasidcnt in the an- pointment of committees. Col It invcstigatfs and reports on mat- ters csoccially rrfarrcd to it by the faculty or administrative offic rs of the school. The activities may be as many or few as the council or association desires. No social function shall be given unless a dffinita clan or program has bean preparcd and prnsantcd to the prcsidant and sccrctary. of the Council, and to tht Superintrndcnt for approval. -' ii- - '-xii-' I hi Y ' ' - '66 66-Q G ff I ff QQX 'x 'x '6 7111111 .QQQQx F ,. ,,,2 n A N iv ' K - -1.5. PrcsiH1nt---------- Vice Prrs1dent-- ----- - Seorctdry-Trcasurcr-- ----- Advisar---------- --- iss Q. 2 1 E' ,. X-F' f4 fi ? + Z ::: . A, ,lfgiiygk . 'L'f4wx.QM. 'f,5 J ' Qs f7?T fi4?f gi ir 4 X,- ---wDoruthy Nwgarrd ----Iranc Fjorklund ----FrAd Hamakcr flrdys Syvvwud ,k4-'-,-, . M..-A.-,..x..-..-Q.. ...Lp . , .L x if XX xx 1111111 QQQQQQQQ QSGQG' W YI W W W XT! XX ,X Irene Bjorklund Irfnv Qreistfd JPmfs Gingrrv Frmd HHWSVVP Harold Lprsen Florwncr LPrsfn Dovothy Nygaard Willard Olson G-nfviove l'Q' Stwatho JQPn Wennvrstrom William Womd xl SS 'Q-QQQQQ V v xy xr xv xv xv xi: lv xv li L4 CLASS SONG I Tune: 'I'm Forovfr Bkowing Pubblesn I'm forever thinking of Home High, The host school in the lend. You con fly so high, Nearly roach tho sky, But one like this you'll novfr sny. Qost boloved of ell schools, To the' wo nledgf our ell. Moy we over bf nroud to csrry Our school flsg to victory. To thP gr on end gold forever, Colors of the free, N vor stein its honorg Nfvor sell its nemog But by high ondfsvor Snrosd its femu. HPro's to the Freshifs end tho soohomorfs, Thr flighty juniors, end tho mighty seniors, To the teachers ever psti nt, Horo's to our door Home High. Genevieve Strathe CLASS POE? Irene Braisted For years have come and gone Sinco WF VHt'P d your majestic door, Swiftly hovc thos: yofrs sped along And now W lnovx with mcmorife geloro. Vfmories which vo'l1 for vfr oh rish Of ill our school ivy Lfls so aber: Vfmorios which will H'T,' vlrish V Of the gulovoq ffcultv, Hvff uowr. with sed hverts we not noi? opvt As on the journvy of life W. ctsrt, No longor to roem through your F5115 - Or snswor to vour schcolwbfll crlls. So ffre-thc-Well dofr Home High, And es T' loevo WP pfusf end sigh To think of P11 the hepoy hours To'vf so nt bonreth your lofty towers. f SS x :Il v xv xjc Iv xy X1 lv v N I ll ... ,,,..L......,,. A, ,...4. -..,.,l.-. al ,J-. ,--..A g-.- ..- ... VA- -A--.r..---. Y-..,,,..V,,.-...,i.,,,W- ,. - ms., ,I fig, ,Hai-,,M.,,, ,JUKYQAA -V ,H L 4 ...- L. J Aff' 1 ff is X N X V Nl Class Colors: Blue and Gold Class Motto: Now we try tho boundless see. Class Flower: Yrllow Rose . SENIOR CLASS HISTORY '38 On tho norning of Sentsmbur ll, 1926, a group of small childrsn wslkcd wondoringly into the wrimsrv room of thc Home School. cludod in this group wore: Irons Breistrd, Irons Ujorklund, Hildur Carlson, Doris Ruthcr ford, Viola Hsgobsck, Rvvfrlv Rycr, Dorothy Milligan, Dorothy Nssdor, Eunico Prfndomuohl, and Nottic Ricksrd. As the yo rs wont on many of those nuoils loft this class and msny new onos more Pnrolln In tho frfshmfn RUF? thorn worn four now studunts enrolled. Thor Wore Kathrins Still, Audr0y.Andfrson, Dorothy Nygasrd Pnd Willard Olson, In tho sonior yosr tb class wss almost entirely changtd Thfnr Hoff only two lcft who had stsrtfd in EMT fi .L :redo and contin uid at this schown th, cntlrt tuolvo vc rs. Thoy Wort Irons Brsjstvd ond Irons Bjorklund. Whfn Qrrduotior diy dawvfu, ohm wnroll- mont contsinod thosf nowtsz Trond Bjorklund, Irene Rusist d, Frod Tuna? r Florence Lsrsfn, Hsrold Lsrsrn, Dorothy fyqsvrd, willard Olson, Joan Yonnsrstrom, F111 Tocd, Grnnvi vo Strpth- and Jsmcs Gingrvy. Irene Bjorklund ,,,.-,.1.-l.s.nl-,-.- -1 .. -f all., . sms., .,.- 11- .-I . .HI-, .f-I Y1f:.,,-A U, ,V ,A-in A F, il A75 air? rn- Jilak 4 ,.rEiii nn e e 1 I Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Pushor of 2Lisubon, N. D., announce the .en- igagement and approaching mar- Eriage of their daughter, Jacque-l 'line Aldeane, to Alexander Dun-, 'can MacGibbon, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. MacGibb0n, 909 Tenth av. S. The wedding will be Dec.,28 Ein St. Marys cathedral. Miss Pusher was graduated lasl spring from NDAC where she was! a member of Kappa Kappa. Gammg social sorority. She is em- Fployedfby the Barney Lavin, Inc., fadvertising agency of Fargo. Mr. fMacGibbon is attending NDAC, Qwhpre he is a member of Sigma liifimiviflee jeeee L-Sunday Morning, Nov. 24, 1948 tubs This Week V'- V' 5- I' 1 id ft. ,h g- P- .d a t f 'Hostesses will be Mmes. A. R Otteson and C. J. O'Keefe ENTRE NOUS CLUB will mee Tuesday at 8 p. m., instead Monday, at the home of Mrs. H Piers, 1317 Broadway. Mrs. L Pratt will review Living High b Overbeck T0 MEET MONDAY Women s Benefit association wi have a regular meeting at 8 Monday in Veterans Memori hall, 30756 Broadway. Hostess will be Mmes. Bertha Peterso and Dorothy Warner if .1 RE -8. i ' Men's 'D I Fi L . . . px Q .-4. ,- 'A xA,-V V .ig fr , . ., D I t o 1 ,I - V K ALL CLASS WILL 'e, the Sfeniors of Hone H1 gh School, in the county of Sta lt nnd st'tr of Forth Dmkotr, Spinistcrs and Qtntsg hoinw in sound mind and memory do therefore mrko, ordnln, publish and dacl rc this to be our loft will and testament -in which rg do bnoua th, thr following cherish- ed -nd vnlur lc char ctcristics unto our bclov- Ld Junior fnd lowar cl ssmcn. Irnno Rjorklund with much fclight leaves hor hwshfulncss to Ruth Hfrjory Rugg who we seldom soo not noting hor rolf of sophlslc-tion Irena Ernistcd iftcr much consinfrftion bfouon- ths hor rcnut tion fs thc Widsnl studontn to Goldie foyvr. Fred Hfnrk r sinc.rfly Wish S hi 'southfrn drz l' to Jnok Cvrnfy and his f'1l- ity to do tho 'big nnnlf' to Iyron Srthnr. Florgnca Lore n UffU the hfr numfrous boyfri- ends to Uotty lrorn who lc vary much in need of thcm. Udrold L'rs2n DF i 1 ntl mfn, Wills his ntility to chnrm Wom,n to Rfid FtPOmwfP3u can.v1rvo Strfthf'cho rfully bcouviths hor ability to nlny the ninno to Sflly Brown, Jenn Vcnnqrstrom Hishvrs hfr Jf,nity unto Hflcu Ind- frgn rd fnd h'r MCQWHFFS upon Jqrncttf McLough- lina Bill wood hfpnily o'rtS 'ith his talent as nn foto: to Tom w lehq tim Uingcrv bnouc'ths his outst'ndin3 'thiciio bility to N ynwrd Olsone Thu fquno: Q -t- thy hff :ility or a d0SldPCF uno CKFJ tor of thc Lott nili cnc tant nmant to Shri QCfW1lfvt ff' 'itrnrfl in P1 wi ' v ?1'ff . -gfiuwto sulb- soriatd our Ulm 5 cud lfLv.S our anal this first 0 J of fig rid-' 1 knnfr Q X11 thirty- oizhtg Q. Us Tn: ',,.c1, c. Kong High Schoo lv 5crotr3 Wyjfnrd Witnrssts: The Jgrn, tht osvun Drnrfs, But- thrcun, 3vrn'y Jcsllof Ill Wn'hI'fRif'n 464564 of v v v VI w n t 5 , c ,., ,,,, ,,t, o ,, f. . P fam , , ,,', ll., .4 ti -- , 1,. ,., ,- .h c - - ,,' . ,ii I ffl f fm 'fx X X X X NV Psopszzczr Whilr looking for motopisl fog my now book nfhct Bsoomos of Hifh schogl Gpwduwt sn I wfs Quits suroris d to find thft thi Clsss of 1958 of Hoon High School was ffmous for the numbcr of colfbritiws it contsinvdq After drbgging out volumes Pnd volumfs of books on chomistrv I discov rod th I d ,, . 0.- PU Hsrol Lrrsfn Wfs P fomous chfmist. Than Lffvinq this librnry, I uncovfrwd tho informftlon that tho librsry bclong d to Brcistfd. my old clsssmfto Ironc Piss Tr istod suggost d thft I visit P cfrtfin school locft d on Hcmfkor Av nur, nvmod fftor thc prfscnt mcyor, who is now runwlns for govfroor. Aftfr cowsulting P librDrV.I found thct this school mos stfrtcd by Gfncvlfvv StrP- thv, fsmous musicicn Und Irfns Blorklund, ffm- our srtist. Thfv stfrtvd thf school to lfsscn thf oxo'nsw of P stud nt tsking both Prt snd music. Ono noon sftvr my fsvoritc r st urs cloth, I d1scov'rPd HThP Nvqscrd CPfo.U I hfd bfwn kicked out of nt for writing on thc tfblc H Wondvrful rfstsursnt I received SU'C1fl scrvics bccfusc Dorothy Nygrcrd, so old clfssmstc, mos nrooriotor. Florcnco Lcrsfn sctfd Ps bookbffo- fr, stcnogrfnh r, cfshi r, Pnd.bus1nfss msnfgfr Thcv told NF th't J mfs Gingrcy Pnd Bill Wood Ptc thorc rffulvrly tho strcct 9 Wfys I nt th.ir gvm-nsium, This concludfd so I rsturnvd to my ond if I'would go down would find thom in trrining for the ncxt Olymoics. the list of '38 gP7dUQt'S, homo to comolrto my book. Jean-Wennerstrom .4 - -.-,s-,,-4 1,5a,kp- fs- ,- f----rw fs Wn'x'N.Wx'x 'GGQ v xy X1 x W xv xv xv W 571 O Ill II f S X X V V 2i5?f fi? ,fy ' -:., -- . '41 Taksgggai XY JJ S 'Ti x vi President ----------------- ---Eugene Rich Vice President ---- --------- --Malcolm McDonald Secretnry-TrePsurer- --------- Tom Walsh Adviser-w ---- - ---n -Miss Genevieve Falkanger ,A,v ,,-N, , , , l i - , . i,'-'f g-d l-, 1 .-,-i gl -i , -3,33 .,l V QT .. N- -A - l l- l ,,-,-H ,l ,l., a, ,E,, , Z ,,,,,,,,,i ,,,M ,jx XX, X Eoldl if fr T14 : Fel H Inf PQrO10 L 110 ., lm 1 y Xrd O 1 O t Qi F l t d L I HL O JUNID7 Y abr EISIOHY Betty Brown. Lnma bcldlitz, Jeanette McLaughlin and Mslcolu wcionald all started in the first grain together and are now jun-- ilrs in high srhuale The rest of the class joined sometime between the years 1927 and l Eugene Rich and Tom Ualsh entered the class in the third grade. They came into our class in 1950. Then came a gap of four or five years until Goldie Boyer and Maynard Olson entered the seventh grade class room, Helen Indergaard joined as a freshman in '35 and Reid Stromberg in '58 as a junior, Gf course, many who have gone to school with this class are not here now. Included in this group are: Barbara Erstad, Lillian Haugen, Delbert Rhine, Helen and Merle Bakke, and Leslie Johnson - , In their sophomore year the following resigned their memberships in this class Fred Hamaker, Enid Iverson, Ruby Haagason Laurence Epping, James zuenette, and Irvin Benz, Marjorie Bver left the last fall The freshran return party to the sopho mores, who tmeated '- qu te graciously, was given in the sprlng oi 'o6 the high school nd the fa ulty to the fresh men lnitiatlon party 1n the fall of '56 They produc d the Junior class play, 'Good Graclous, urardma,n the proceeds o Wh1Ch were used to sinanee the banquet ard the theatre party, Nay 7, for the entertain ment of the seniors. The banquet was held in the Bluebird Fafe and then the class atend ed the Fargo Theatre where the movie, nSally, Irene and Mary was showing. D IJ. A I 3 is I I . .1 A. us s i, A . . 7 1 L Q As sophomores the class invited all of a 1 O I 1 . 1 . 1 . fl , . e , ' ' ' T A f ' ,Ll .L 1 I J- J. I J - H I I 4 .L U, PMM T-, , a-a, , i,, , - ,,,,,l,,,-,1b,,.'i,.-Q ' ,',1,, , ,,,,, Ah,-1 , ,,,,,,,,,,,d if 1 W Qs , ' '1 5 SU IP1 mimi-S Q .11 3 Six 3 J X4 'QA Prvsidvnt ---------- ----- I 19. Boyer V Vice Pr-vsiclvnt ----- - ---- James Sirdlitz Sccretpry-Tr'-Nesurhr ----- Myron Seether Ik O 0 D 0 4 1 J 1 4 1 i 5 i 4 1 1 ' 4 4 -1 ..l A Vgmvq N X ff lla Boy r Sally TOWN Jvck C F:-may j'fP.1 SF'W8.ll C' rw: nt Bonnie Durlfnd Donald Yinfrwy L slim Johnson Thgodmr KO1. vw 7mv1on Lfn 'Q-P Ifry Ruth ?uShHr 'ofothv Rick rd Ruth W r fwy Fyg Iyron 'fnher James 'fiF1itv Qetty Jepn Strom Dori? Virr'inft UQFPO' 'r' f CJ ,,55 -A SGPHOMORE CLASS ' The sophomore class of '58 is com ossdeof . ' -a - P ' sixteen memberss They are as fellows: Ila Boyer, Sallf Brown, Jack Carney, Marshall Carp- enter, Bonn e Durland, Donald Gingrey, Leslie Johnson, Theodore Kolegraf, Marion Langager, Mary Ruth Pusher, Dorothy Rickard, Ruth Marg- ery Rygg Myron Sather James Seldlitz Doris Vlerkandt, 'ana Betty Jean Lscromberg. of these sixteen only six were in the original class which started in the first grade. The origh lnal members are Marion Langager, Mary Ruth Pusher, Dorothy Rickard, Ruth Margery Rygg, James Seidlitz and Doris Vierkandt. Between the years of 1928 and 1958 many students have left the class and just as many have joined. ' The sophomore class of '38 has been very active in all school activities with Ila Boyer, Doris Vierkandt, Betty Jean Stromberg, Dorothy Rickard, and Mary Ruth Pusher in glee club: Mary Ruth Pusher, Ila Boyer, Doris Vierkandt, Bonnie Durland, Sally Brown, Jack Carney, Marshall Careenter, Don Gingrey and Myron Sather in basketballg Betty Jean Stromberg, Jack Carney, Marshall Careenter, Doris Viere kandt, Ruth Margery Rygg, Theodore Kolegrag, and Ila Boyer in bandg Sally Brown, Theodore Kolegraf, Mary Ruth Pusher, Dorothy Rickard, Ruth Margery Rygg, Myron Sather, James Seldlitz, Doris Vierkandt, and Betty Jean Stromberg on the newspaner staff. Theodore Kolegraf brought fame to the class and school by winning honors in track merts. - The soehomore class as yet has had no chance to make for itself a name in the hist- ory of the school except for the party they gave in return for initation and also the party they gave as part of the freshmen lnitationn X , rw .f- ,. ' 'N tg- . 4 a Q4 gi .fygf Clive E E g ' Qi QL 5' QjJ Q 5 y J ,S Q ' 4PnQ4E-Lx N412-1 N - Iz' Q 5 . tw 4 Rf V P a n 1 rv X, Vi P t il ol S yt V 6 st fi I' I' IV - I K JLs..........-,.,,,, L ,,,- , ,4.J X? X X I W VI X7 X0 X l W Nfl YI 3G G5Gf'4 US C Fl Quph indfrson Fr nc S Wgrf Tv SCqL1VY froth- Isnhrllf Rural: Wob Cookli Richfrd Golf Aiihc Curry Glondon Mmm vin Fvrn in P x N. y H ymond guukvl 'PjP?Y Johnson iii n Xvli rff Lficu LVPSqU LNiS 'cG?C1lPn F233-'thi 'fm '-1' Tlicr 0750: Ruth Olvon Arlfng Rich Viola Schmitz Alan Th0PS1fnC 1111 XXI! M M' A f'l'i,.fiQ I N fluff' CRY In WJ L 2 eral? :lash of 0h1lir.n red Adponded tu the 5 u'q1OCZ ilil, uf tLose who are still here ore AireQe ofckf Pranoes'Cergw gren, Robert Zwflir, Elin ibonrlamqj Ejythe Mei er, and Lois MQC1elLem. Those who have 551586 us in thr later years ore iuir Elwine Qlaaiir, Ruth 12,11-g',f,r'sor2, ls 1:..efL1e B .1r'chi1.L and Viola Schmitz from the Huge e,hooLJa Alice Surry fag Richard Cole from uhe Grey schoelg Alice Larsen and Glendcn Emmeriek have joined us from the Blaoon school, Elmer Glenn came to our class from Finley, mwrjorie Jon son and Stfnley Brmkhausen entered from Shi Edendale school, Fern Gingrey, Eileen Kolegraf, and Raymond Cunkel are the other members of our class, The freshman class is ver7'act1ve in eut- giQe.activitiea such as basketball, football, mixed chorus, glee club, newspaper, boy and girl scouts, and the Athletic Club. Freshman initiation was taken by the imaehmen in a good spirit, The sophomore elass was very kind to them and they intend to ness Ehefkind heertedness on.te the class of next E999- A freshmen returmfparty was given to the sophomore class soon after the'initiation. The freshman class has made some pregrees Howard benefiting the school. Arlene Hieh has the ales part in the girls trio, while Robert Q ekle, Frances Lerggrer, Arlene Rich, Stan- ley Breekheusen and Eileen Kelegref are rem- Gf' 'Che' b'E'if1Li,. I Rrbert Coekle, Richard 9636, Alan There- Rwymonee Gunner, me stenaley Br-ee EEG mm the boys basketball and feefball temml. R rm Gmngrey, Princes Berggren, fdabelle Bur- ehillt and Viela Sehmiiz were out fer girl! basketball. +--e-- -if-L ' YI . Coach Captain Courh Captain Coach Capmgn Coach Cqptz .in A 1 -w, .ff , Wg tfsx, QW?-if, 3-2, ' :hi Q . ' ', ' - : W - 2 Vx? . . 1 . -A Hu S ,' , , ff - ' 1 3 ' .,- :': ,,-K 'di Q- 1-Q., j9 W gl OI:-15' BHSKQTBALI.. Burfii' Q UNE 0513 ?f Ax :L Miss Gladys 'Sym-rucl Dorothy Nygpard B ASK C. 'Fi a:,.L Mr. Homer Stuv.,ru6 Barn-Arai l.LLson Sera' 64.,ni'a.a1f- Mr. Home-r Stuvurud Rfibcft' Coe isle iN'I'tiPu.L Home-1' Stuverud Eugene Rich . ,, , -E -1-L'i'-.fi i- li Lim . xl-H' ii i. . 3-gi--5 -W my -K.,- W ,, Suki , ,, i 4 - S124 'Ui ff .:i'Q.,. 'vs 'QQ 'r N w 'E N, 5 1'4g S. 'f f S L l FOOTBALL Our footb ll squfd hfd f vary sucoosfful scason loft fwll Winning four gnmos ond losing only two. , A Mvloolm WoDonnld,h.b.g Eugono R1oh,Q.b.g Moynvrd Olson,o.g Jock Gorney,f.b.g Donald G1ngrey,r.o.g Raymond Gunkol,l.c.g Theodore Kolograf,o.g Robort Cooklr, Marshall Coroen- tcr, Rnd Stsnl y BPOCK'nUSCH, ore members of tht squad. We rumnmber the boys for thi following ohnrnotfristios: Niko--very shifty ond good ball cor inrg Eugnno--for being fast and n good signrl ofllorg Moynord--for his good line Dlungcsg Jock--for his nmssing and ountingg Don--for his fini blocking fnd pass ontohingg Roy--fins ot oftohing posrosg Alon, Morshnll,, Bob, SCDHICH, ond Tld--make un tho string sub- stitute line-up, all good fighters and soorts. . H' V' DX I XIXX X f I Nl, BOYS 'ASKfT7LLL Hope High School's basketball team won the Hope Invitational tournement by defeating Luverne and Clifford and in flnfls defeated Page. On the selected team four Hope players were selected: Haynard Olsor, Hike Mae Don- ald, Jack Carney, and Reid Stromberg. At the district tournament held at May- ville, Hope flashed a good game by defeating Northwood, hope von fourth Dlaee in this tour- nament. Juniors Won Hope tournament by defeeting Clifford end Page. Hen Selected from Hooe's team were Bob Cookle, Alen Thoreland, Warehel Cfroenter, and Stanley Brobhausfn. X , .J-aaiil W xy xf W W xv W Vi aff Qi ii? X? H? W W Q1 Nix xv W f 4 GIRL'S BASKETBALL Hope H1gh's g1rl's besketball team had a very successful seeson winning all but one of the thirteen gemes pleyed. The Hope Invitational Tournament G1r1's Trophy was won by them by defeating Clifford in the finels. ' Seventeen girls went out for basketball last fell. Included ere: Dorothy Nygeerd, c. g., Jean Wennerstrom, g., Irene Bjorklund, f. Bonnie Durlend, c.f., Mary Ruth Pusher, g., Selly Grown, g., Helen Indergserd g., Betty Brown, fig Doris Vierkandt, fa, I a Boyer, f LsMey Cole, g , Jecquelire Pusher, f , Viola Schmltzg , Frence Berggren, fay Ferr Ging rey, g 4 ssbflle Burchill, g , and Viols Knutson, g he first three ere greduating this yeer after perticineting whole heertedly in the sport of bssketbell for four yesrs TRACK Ted Kolegref won 10 points for Hope in the Kiwanis Invitetionel Tournament for which we received second pleee QL M 3 ff .. Q H L N., ,f , Sufi: IH S f QQ 4fxgg,f ,f Xi3 f Q 1 ' L l fi M Ni f-3-9 'ibm ...Q 1 A ,-,g 1 I 5 V 1 I l V I - A --. 1+ W ...g QUILL AND SCROLL Members of the Quill end Scroll sre: Jesn Wennerstrom, Irene Brsisted, Irene Bjorklund, Jesnette McLaughlin, Helen Inder- gssrd, Lois Oxton, Tom Welsh, Eugene Rich. Jenn Wennerstrom is the oresident, Lois Oxton is vice-president end Irene Brsisted is seeretsryetressurer, They hsve been holding csndy sales the first Wednesdsy of each month to bring money into their treesury, Their chief accomplishment is the Annual, which is being put out for the first time in eight yesrs chiefly through their efforts. Members of the newspsner stsff sttended s tes given by the Quill end Scroll, Msy 18. Maynard Olson, Msry Ruth Pusher, Ruth Margery Rygg, James Seldlitz, Myron Sather and Theo- dore Kolegref were told thst they would be eligible for membership in this Ghspter next year provided they continued their good work and could fullfill the other requirements. -'J Lois Orton is tho Editor-1nsChiPf of tho Hope Studfnt Timos with Irene Brsistod, Tom Walsh, ond Emma Ssidlitz DS hor sssistcnts. Tho stfff is Ss follows: ------------Jvcnetto McLsugh11n Nows Ed1tor--- Snorts Editors ------------------ Msynsrd Olson Ruth Vsrgory Rygg Music Editor ------------------ Dorothy Ricksrd Hero and There ------------------- Tod Kolcgrff f ' A ---------------- Dorothy Nygrsrd Myron Ssthor - --------------- H011n.IndorgDsrd Grfdc Eoitor- Fgzwtupn-............ Poctrv ------ -- ---------- ---- -- ---- Eugene Rich Csrtoonist------ Intorviows-- ----- ------- ------ Ircno Bjorklund ---------------Jfmvs Svidlitz Exchsngos ------- - --------------- Emma Soidlitz Humor --------------------- 2--Mpry Ruth Pushor Rrporters: Vfrjorio Johnson, Alice Curry, Robert Gocklo, Stsnloy Prokhsuson, Issbcllc Burchill, Alpn Thorslsnd, Arlono Rich, Betty Strombcrg, Frsnces Borggrcn, Edytho Monesr, Lois McC1e11fn, Sslly Erown, Pnd Doris Vicr- kfndt. ' Advisor --------- Kiss Gonevisvc Fslksngcr GLE7 GLU? There are wlghteon members in the glee club which mavts every Vondey and Wednesday. Thev ere ss follows: sonrenos: Goldie Boyer, Ile Boyer, Alice curry, Dorothy Hickfrd, Jeanette NcLeuenlin, Edythe Veneer, end Gen- evieve Stratheg second uccrenosz Frences Berggren, Ann Gerncy, Viola Knutson, Betty Jeen Stromberg, Doris Yierkendt, and Jean Wennerstromg eltne: Lehec dole, Eileen Kolsgref, Jackie Pusher, Mary Ruth Pusher, Arlene Rich and Emma Seidlitz. Their dlrecto is Kiss Shirley Heckel who deserves e greet deal of crvditl The glee club perticiprted in the dist- rict contest rating of 'fx at fargo where they received e cfll'nt.U The sonqs they seng were Ded1cei,ion and '5What's C1710 'I-imc, Black bird?W nDol1oetionU end HOn Wings of Song' will be sung oy the girls glee club at commen cement exercl There is rue this yoer. 503. no boys glee club or mixed cho- QQQQQQ W W X7 W -sal..-i H BAND - . ' , Twenty-one students of the Hope School are members of the Hope Band. Mr. D. S. Har- ris is their leader. A Their various activities include play- ing for community prcgrams, playing for bas- ketball games, and playing at the Music Festi- val at Finley. K very successful concert was also-given in the spring. ' C The band plans to attend the Prairie Land Festival at Cooperstown-where they will par- ticipate ln the mass band and parades. - The members are as follows: - lRobert Coekle. - Clinton Fuller Arlene Rich Q Ruth Margery Rygg David Shively Theodore Kolegraf Carmen Johnston Jack Carney' Stanley Brokhausen Eugene Rich , Malcolm McDonald . ' Ann Carney Betty Jean Stromberg Eileen Kolegraf Frances Berggren Marshall Carpenter Phyllis Berge e Audrienne Anderson rDor1s Vierkandt Richard Kolegraf Jeanette McLaughlin I Betty Brown - '7'-21 - - -- -'--S-mai'-Q-' Q' FQ ,rx 23, . ,sl y u A EA ,. ,R 12 'V 'P 515 1 ifgiw K . N J!,9,x ACQT HV ll? IHE-S Wsood 'rnoious, Grandmnlu c three-fct for f th co was presented lj 14 and 154 Castx .2 junior clsss on Varch Henry Brochcnrldgo ----- ----- ---- --Eugene Rich George ?rickfnr1d5o ------------Feld Stromberg Hrs. Lennox -------- ------ -Jeanette McLaufh1in Cecile Allen ------- Helen Allen -------- Dolicin ------------ P-Sam -------------- Clancy ------------- Wiggins ---- - --.---- Goldie 50 r- ..-..............3.....-.. , ya ---------------Petty Erown ---------Ruth Margery Rygg ------------Donrld Gingrcy -----------------Tom Walsh --------Marshall Carncntcr Production Staff: Lois Oxton, Emma Snid- litz and Hrynard Olson. Cofcht Miss icnevicve Falkangsr bv Husic: High School Orchestra The senior class of 1058 prnscntfd on April 25 Rnd 26 the bo.W , ,L 1 Cast: ' M Sglly-Slmm's -..... - Hobo --------------- Patricia Rochester- Bess -----.- 4 ....... Frltzic---L ----- --- nlny, 0Thc Colle e Fo- - -------- Jfan Wennorstrom -------------James Glngrcy - ----- ------Irene Broistod -- ------- --Florrncc Larson -----------Ircnc Bjorklund Farvln Marshcl- ------ ------- ----- Uyron Sathro Johnnie Johnson-------- --------- Harold Larson Cousin Susie- ---. --- Adolfus -----------.- -- -------- Dorothy Nygnnrd -- ----------- Willifm Wood Miss Weaver ------ - ---------- Gcncvi ve Strfthc Prof. Crockett ----- - ----------- Willrrd Olson Conch- ------------------ --Miss Glcdys Syverud Music--Kiss Shirley Hcckol--Mr. D. Sa Harris--Robcrt Cocklc--Jack Carney--Girls- Trio. ?J , X X SCHOOL CARNIVAL Octobar 25,'l957, mnrks the dcto of the Hone School Carnival held Pt the High School Gymnnsium. ' It nroved to bc succfsfful ns T150 wns clefrod, This moncy mfs uscd to nurchnsf new desks for the typing room, books for the grode librsry and other gcnvrcl oqulpmvntf The diffcrcnt fafturcs of the evening were 2 boxing mctch, minstrfl show, Q one-not play, bcskctbnll throw, nrt gnllrry, bofuty UP rlor, bingo stand, follies fct, candy stcnd, country store, 'nd ring throwing contesti Tickats Mfrs sold on queens chosen from the V'P1OHS'C1'FFTSq Miss Irene Brnisted re- ceived tho most votes vnd vos crowned 'Cnr- nivcl Quo n.n SCHOTL P RTITS Durini th: school yi rs sevfrsl high school ocrtics were soonsorsd by the Stud'nt Councili Thay Vern invitftionvl parties, the boys inviting the girls. Dwnclnw furnished the entertninment for the evenings A portion of the Home School Bvnd, under tho dircction of D4 Sa H rris, furnished the music. Re- freshments were szrvcd by the students, ' C Go' UNITY CLUB On Fobk 18, the High School students pre- sented the community with R orogrcm. 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