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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

'wean--gf: UW wfm ? n-6 p Grade Band practicing - boys' chorus singing - bells ringing - the day has begun - - Busses arriving - people hurrying - fresh, eager, happy to begin a new day's work - - Classes reciting - teachers explaining - children hurrying outside for recess - classes reciting - band practicing - students hurrying down to lunch - - - Student eating - visiting - planning - studying - practicing - bells ringing - - Classes reciting - teachers explaining - girls' chorus singing - busses leaving - janitor sweeping Silence - - , , 1 - 5 J ' . 1 M Q Dear Reader , Time - seconds, minutes, hours, days, months - has rapidly gone by since the school year of 1954- 1955 began. Crowded into that time have been games, programs, parties, classes, vacations - and even little studying. We present the '55 ECHO with the hope that you - student, teacher, or friend of our Hope Public School - will find many pleasant memories echoing back to you as you turn each page. Sincerely, O47 EDITOR cases ggi: seas: 5984 cases 893503 vj ,L fi f 'waxy 1 H ,urn I ' 1 a ,f 5 pf Y f F. if ff J f? A S! 'I :, fh5'Ul tif , 4944 'f , f'7v'. .cf-S1 . X f s 95 , - ikw mf 'ff2?fg'f Q fv , 5 . 5. W ng '11,-f.., X ' psf' ' 'W V- V .12-W' N- v Ffxwf 7' 57 ww, H.-,pl w , l'1w-ws Miiifffw-E.' ' A . ,W ,W Q Q wf,i?n, I v nf I, my ,W xswkv-ggi: SEATED: Mrs. Ole Ionason, director: Mr. Joe McCullough, president: Mrs. Thomas Beadle, treasurer-3 Mr.. Cam Washburn., director.. STANDING: Mr. James Young, director: Mr. Louis Howe, clerk: Superintendent A. W. Simson' Mr. Eric Berdal, director. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION This governing group of our school holds its regular meetings on the second Tuesday of each month in the school building. One of the objectives toward which the group has been working this year is reorganizing and enlarging the school district by the outlying districts using their right of petition. Everyone 1n the community should support the work of this group. THE PTA OFFICERS Y ,f The Parent Teachers Association of the Hope School meets in the high school assembly on the fourth Monday of each month. At the present time the group's membership totals- eighty-three. The PTA group aided in sponsoring the Scout troops as one ofthe year's projects. The officers shown at left are: Mr. Rueben Cole, president: Mrs. Ole Jonason, secretary: Mrs. F. W. Kotts, treasurer: Mr. Ted McCullough, vice- president. -.N FMU FLW 1 , . K ' . ,- - 421, ,, 1 K.: if ,gras ffl: .L M Wu, :J 7',--r' 1 K 7 Lawn! sp VV -if 2 fwaq 3? Q.- 3 2 ig ,A 1 , t. 4,7 I I .,.,,.., Sk4.,Q ,- fi ' ff ..g,. ' ..K A. ,ff - A ACH BE X f f 'ffw iq, A . QB 24A +4-Q 1 . Y s , NIR AND NHQS CLOSE AND ARLYNN NIRS HAWLEY GRADES 5 81 6 NERS KOTTS GRADES 3 E1 4 MRS SWENSON GRADES 7 Eu B NIRS CLOSE GRADES 1 81 Z NH? AND NIRS KOTTS NIR AND NIRS HAWLEY NIR AND MRS SWENSON Q' - .-ff' Flin MARY TICKET PUNCHER GIVE ME THAT TICKET MRS WILLIAM POPPIE AND MRS CLARENCE BOYER Approxxmately one hundred and thxrty people pass through th15 lme each day OUR COOKS Oi course, our teachers rate a blg bouquet, They f111 our m1nd5 wxth knowledge every day But we re d1rect1ng now a word of thanks To those who peel the spuds and cook the franks JAINICE AND MAR LYS 1- The ones who f1ll our stomachs are f e COOKS OH THESE DISHPAN HANDS NIR HIALMER PETERSON OUR JA ITOR If 1 He sweeps and cleans From room to room, HIS only helper IS a broom It 5 he who suffers when partles are o er And sees that the snow IS swept way from fhe door H15 dunes are many, h15 wants are few He 5 pleased as can be when you clean that 5hoe 9 - - 2 I 3 For though we fill our brain cells from our books, ' v Mi 4 . , .f T2 , I . lx . I ' 1 l ' 1 ' . I I I HELAINE HAZEL BERINGER Hope High School Gu-'ls Chorus Band Queen Candidate Girls' State Class Play Senlor Class Play Class Secretary Class Treasurer HUSTLER Siaff HUSTLER edxtor CLASS OF 6- 1955 A ggfva ADRIENNE LOUISE COLE Bremerton High School Hope 1-hgh School Class Treasurer Class Play Gxrls Chorus Band Cheerleader HUSTLER Staff ECHO edxtor ' 'll fmd a way or make one lf I ll, I I I 3 Un , Q f I -. 5 it -s K ff Iwlflmsspunlxlx LYLE MARVIN COATES Hope High School Boys Chorus Class President Class Play Basketball Baseball Football Football captain HUSTLER staff Bxg bad but can t be had Z 23 3 S. 31.-' 11, E ,r WILLIAM KENNETH DuROSE Hopel-IighSchool................ Class Vice-president . . . Student Council .... Boys' Chorus . . . Boys' State . . . King Candidate . . Class Play ...... Junior Class Play . . Football ....... Baseball ...... Basketball ....... HUSTLER staff .... Tough, 'Qi but tender. ' ' l,Z,3 l,2,3 3,4 .Z,3,4 Z,3,4 l. ...fl 1 f fl., 7.3 ,,,-. X., .,, , if 'Q- 3 J H 5, WARREN WALLACE GERMUNDSON Hope l-IighSchocl. .... . . .. . .1.2.3.4 Class President .... ..... Z Class Secretary ...... . . . 3 Class Vice-president . . . . . . . 4 Football .......... . . .Z,3,4 Baseball ......... . . Z,3.4 Basketball ......... . . . l,Z,3,4 Basketball co-captain . . . . . . 4 King Candidate ...... . . Z Boys' Chorus . . . . . .4 Class Play ...... . . 3,4 Junior Class Play... . ..4 HUSTLERstaff.. ....... This gentleman is not in your book. CLASS MOTTO: Rowing, Not Drifting 012 MARY JEAN JACOBSON X a H0peHighSchoo1................1.2.3.4 -ggi Girls' chorus . .. .. 1,z,3,4 4 Band......... .. ..l.2.3.4 9 4 Student Council. .... . . . . . . . .l X student Council President . . . .4 i W. Class Secretary . . . ..... . . 2,4 fi Q ' W Class Vice-president . . . . . 3 -T? ' : ' Band Secretary . . . . . . . .4 X W l ! ClassPlay..,... ., 3,4 M HUSTLI-'LRstaff...................Z,3,4 . -. , ECI-IOstaff.......................4 'X X. I love to lose myself in a deep mystery. X' X l Y x -fx QT? ,225 Mn.: SHIRLEY ANN JOHNSON Hope High School. . . . Girls' Chorus . . Basketball .... Class Play .... HUSTLER staff . Mhjxzf, 2x 181 A N W ............l,?.,3,4 ...1.-2.3.4 ....1,z -'Nw-si, . . . 3.4 ,aff I ' 1 Can one desire zoo much of a good thing ? ff' rig ,r-'NN f fr l 421. Qs 6 4' ' l ff'gN5j'Cs2IT'k- zgbczjx' ml riff-2037. jxl-:5AJfx rf- ty 'airs CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Carnation DONALD RONLAN MUELLI-IR Hope Hxgh School. . . ............. l,Z,3,4 Basketball.... ..... . .... .. ....Z Football . . . . .1 Baseball. . . . , . 3,4 Boys' Chorus ..... , . . , ...., . . . . 4 Class Play ................. . . 3,4 Hooked but not gyppedf' gal-gl: 3 1 i , SHIRLEY ETHEL MCCULLOUGH HopeHighSchool............... Girls' Chorus ..... . . Band............ .. Class Vice-president . . . Student Council ..... Basketball .... Class Play .... GAA Secretary . . HUSTLER staff .... . .... . . . . . ECHOstaff.. .... .... Lonesome but not worried. in-sg ic? - W A , ,Q 'N DAVID AR THUR NE LSON HopeHighSchoo1................l,2,3,4 C1assPlay........................4 l'd rather be silent than wrong. JOY KATHLEEN ORN I-IopeHighSchoo1................ Girls' Chorus . . Band ......... Class Treasurer . Carnival Queen . . ClassPlay...... Senior Class Play . . HUSTLER staff . . 1,Z,3,4 1,2,3,4 1,Z,3,4 . . . .1 . . . 4 . . 3,4 . . . . 3 . Z,3,4 She has a smile that won't come off. CLASS COLORS: Blue and Yellow ARLENE MARGARET PETERSON Hope High School ................ l,Z,3,4 Girls' Chorus . . . . l,Z,3,4 Class Play.. . ....3.4 Basketball . ...................... 1,2 HUSTLER staff ..................... 4 I have learned silence from the talkative. Kkvlffss fix fa-N Q5 lx al . Q., W f S xifbx X3 f I A 'ififif f ffm, N x -QE EDWARD ANTHONY RUNCK ARLISS JUANITA s1MoNsoN Hope High School . . . . ......... . . l,Z,3,4 Student Council. . . . . . . 4 Boys' Chorus ...... ..... 4 Basketball ......... . . l,Z,3,4 Basketball Co-captain . . . Baseball .... . . . . . Football ....... Class Play ...... Junior Class Play . . Senior Class Play . . HUSTLER staff .... ECHO staff ....... Forget school SQ .gb-. .36 . . ...l,3,4 ....4 3,4 ...4 ....3 l,Z,3 ..... .... ......4 - enjoy yourself. BACCALAUREATE: May ZZ, 1955 COMMENCEMENT: May 27, 1955 K HADLEY MARK VERWEST JR. HopeHighSchool................l,Z,3, Class Treasurer Class President . Boys' Chorus . . . Band ........ Band President . Carnival King . . Class Play .... HUSTLER staff . ECHO staff .... Ar tistic but wise . . ..Z.3. 3. 2.3. 4 .4 4 I-lopeHighSchool............... l,Z,3,4 Girls' Chorus . . Band ........ Basketball .... Carnival Queen . Class Play .... HUSTLER staff . I am a woman .. 1.2.3.4 . . 1.2.3.4 .. ...l,Z .. ..3 .. . ..3,4 .... ..Z,3,4 when I think, I must speak. HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1955 During the month of September, 1943, an eventful day occurred in the Hope School. To the teacher, Mrs. Sylvia Johnston, this day might have seemed to be quite routine -a school year beginning, new students to be enrolled, work to be done - but to six of us Seniors of '55 this first day of school was a very special day. lt marked the end of our carefree existence: we now had a purpose - to learn all we could during the school years ahead. Those of us who were enrolled here that day were: Adrienne Cole, Warren Germundson, Mary Jean Jacobson, Shirley McCullough, Arlene Peterson, and Ed Runck. As we began our second year of school, we were again welcomed by Mrs. Johnston. Lyle Coates joined our class during this year. The next fall three more of our present Seniors - Bill DuRose, Shirley Johnson, and Donald Mueller - joined our ranks. This year also brought three teachers - Mrs. Twito, Miss Aaserud, and Mrs. Edwardson. Mary Jean Jacobson transferred to another school. Grade four found no changes in our student list. We were taught by Mrs. Mauch. The following September Mary Jean returned to our group. Our teacher was Miss Emma Seidlitz who is now Mrs. Swenson, teacher of grades seven and eight. During the next three years - while we were digging our way through grades six, seven and eight - our teachers were Miss Hylden, Miss Justesen, and Miss Rupert. September, 1951, marked the beginning of another chapter in our lives: we walked up another flight of stairs to our long - awaited assembly desks. The nineteen members of this Freshman class were: Helaine Beringer, Adrienne Cole, Lyle Coates, Bill DuRose, Warren Germundson, Mary Jean Jacobson, Shirley Johnson, Bud Landstrom, Shirley McCullough, Donald Mueller, Richard Mueller, David Nelson, Joy Orn, Arlene Peterson, Karen Peterson, Ed Runck, Arliss Simonson, Beatrice Unruh, and Hadley Verwest. Helaine, Arliss, and Karen came from Blabon, while Hadley and Joy attended grade school in Pickert. Our instructors for this school year were: Mr. Simson, Mr, Ludwig, Miss Jondahl, and Mr. Semingson. Miss Pearson assumed Mr., Semingson's teaching duties for the last twelve weeks of the year. The next fall one new student, Carol Hayden, joined our class: three students - Bud Landstrom Karen Peterson, and Beatrice Unruh - either dropped out or moved away. Faculty changes included Mr. Lindgren, who replaced Miss Pearson: and Mr. Belknap from Mayville STC, who directed the band. Last year our roll was further decreased by the loss of Carol Hayden and Richard Mueller. Mr. Wood succeeded Mr. Lindgren, and Mr. Wenaas come from Mayville twice a week to direct our band. Mrs. Simson directed the girls' chorus: Mr. Moilanen taught a shop course for the boys. Important events of the year for us were our class play, Deadly Ernest, our prom with the theme, Moonlight and Roses, and the operetta, Polished Pebbles. Fifteen Seniors will proudly receive diplomas this spring. Our faculty includes: Superintendent Simson, Mr. Ludwig, Miss Johdahl, and Mr. Wenaas. This has been a busy year: the remaining months will include another class play, skip day, Baccalaureate on May ZZ, and Commencement Exercises on May Z7 with the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, M. F. Peterson, giving the Commencement address, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Warren Germundson, vice-president: Adrienne Cole, treasurer: Mary Jean Jacobson, secretary: Lyle Coates, president. CLASS OFFICERS AFTER SCHOOL HOURS 'X assi! UIWIEIRGIYZA 9 JUNXOR CLASS OFFICERS: Orville Tranby, secretary: Carolliggert vice-president: Howard McCullough, pre sidentg Phyllis Germundson, treasurer. 97 Q-N U CHARLES MATTHIESEN 3 L qu :- I 25 5- H ov DI- sg I N I A17 -ul 4.4 u it. - G 7 --...IQ fFYr Chorus HUSTLER staff Class play GRADE SEVEN J I KAREN BADGER BRUCE MCC ULLOUGH YA? LILAH HA LV ORSON ER NEST LOC KE BAR BARA SC HMIDT in ' Q. 26 JAMES EGGERT MAYNAR D SATR OM NPS , f O DALE HOUKOM DALE NICC LOUD 'WW ,a A.,f 'sri' SANDRA THORSLAND 4 4-6, -4,1 it 'Jr .mx 'X LeROY MAGNUSON JACKIE FULLER fa 'Q' 4 Q- BEV ER LY JOHNSON V 4 I -'x J 1 'V - , we 1 3 A f 5 J -I 1 J A J 5 . i JAMES JUDY IJARLYS KENNETH DAROLD JHRY JOHNSON KAINZ KUBISCHTA LARSON NORMAN DUANE JERRY IANICE JUDY SCHMIDT SCHOEPPACH WASHBURN BRAUNBERGER BROOKS fy, ,-,. 1, 1 1 'E f VA.: K 1 Y W - X 'X I ,, ,. I Q . O 1 1, Fl I Q 'D rc 'Q e e o 7 -Q Z 0 In x V .,., A .DL g W . L V S7 W- -A A s J 'E' ' - wr-f'1q-. I f- ' ij . 'J A ' 551752. -, '4 AGNES HARLAN EDDIE KATHRYN HOWE JACOBSON KAINZ J JHRY TEDDY NATHAN DONALD MARLYS CARROLL NELSON PETERSON RUND MHS. SWENSON it 'E up a ' , , Q, is Q N 1 R.,- x X J N F 'Q . V . 1 A Mil ' J GQ ' . N N f ' ' 'ifjn DONNA LETITIA REED 'I,.'f'!!' a TROST WASHBURN WASHBURN Q, , t UA H P: , fag ,W K Y - 7 mn-Q-.ff-Ji if A .I If K , 9 .Ly Q A J 1 Aw I ' I , X x 7 ? 4 GRADE EIGHT 'RN'- GRADE FIVE SHARON EGGER T XY -XP D CERIWLNDSC N I APRY TTY VIIMBI E aM' 4 -4- ov' K H' DENNI5 LLLAND PHYL1 C ILBEP TSON H-XI X OPSO IHRY QNX I- LQ, 5TEIN -VND THORS' EDGAR BADGER B-XRB-Xxx -X ELL mas YY' Qi hill? DON HA VI FY UW Rx Sl 1 CY K1 Xu J x QS' M s X 1- ' tr Swv- ' GRADE SIX 'fuw OL-.w 'ry E QQ I B TA' OBSQ, JOHNSON DAX D VASHBLU N II ANA. ER OOKX or J'AIw1ES TROST . -. ig a . -KNEE YOLNCJ QW' Y' L X IA DCJMIER A 1 f ll! LAQUY -XLJH Z7 V, Q , I , V 5 W I , ? 5 9, '41, ' '71 f- A q2. 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BADGEQ FUGL.EsTA5 GABEL RI-QED MARCIA PAMELA ROGER rormscvx NATHAN NOP GAARD SCHOEPPACH .1 unto' gk , x.. - Nu. -.nn ns.. . ,,,, ,,, .u -...J ...- ...M BIR5. FI IFF f.I PNEC H8 J X I L Hulk. AI.I.r.fN GCNKEI NIYP ON ZVASIIHUI1 K. iii 545 759 Y ROBER T I-'ICK sow.-x :Mr-xx' mr rx' fl-QA-xx iorix Bcxrsla qzegffm' 1AI:w13svr: rcmrssvr, wif KAHT7 Scncgpiaffii STEINWA-Xf9V STU'-VHF' -- . 9 4 7' s I td In' 1 'F . '-if-5-T .-1 ? LI . 1 ,..: :'.l , A n - . ' 1 . I 'Q , 1 'I I M ' ,W ', ','I g-... .1 lf I I I L I ti 4' ' ' ' GRADE TWO..- t 'O 92? sa . .1 . LOUISE GUNKEI SIIEPYI. WA5IiBUI4N ' .4 i I x dp' ,fl 5 J 77 EDWARD FUI.I,I'lR KEITII ,IAFOHSON LYNNPQ ITE '.VEN'lEQPfSTYi Oh! Z9 W RED CANDLES an Q '4 Cl A highlight of each year is the grade Christmas program presented in the auditorium for the December Community Club meeting. Grade students combined their talents to stage the operetta, Red Candles, December 15, 1954. Pictured above are a few of the operetta cast members at practice and during the program. Red Candles was directed by the grade teachers with Hadley Verwest as accompanist. The girls' chorus, mixed chorus, and Senior band contributed musical numbers to complete the program. NORTH DAKOTA SANDRA AND DONNA DAROLD, CARROLL, KENNETH, JACKIE. Grades seven and eight presented numbers telling the history of North Dakota at the January PTA meeting. Students in these two grades made a North Dakota flag and a map of North Dakota on which they showed the location of key cities and geographical areas. MARLYS, JANICE, LILA, Jllx1MY, NLAYNARD, JERl1Y AGNES, KAY, IAARLYS. JANICE, LILA, LETITIA, BEVERLY, ,-.a JUDY R a JZ X ATHILEFIICGS f .- NX ,fl VV AA 3211: Ii ff!! , tax jf fy-A I I KR. .fb V h ' 'QA 1 lfzgi 5 2-.1 51, ff? ' 4: gli' I ' Q' SNA ' x L s-.-.,,L AN - A , ' 'W 2 W, CHEERLEADERS: CAROL EGGERT, ADRIENNE CCLL, BRENDA SIxlITll THE CHEERLEADERS Stand up and cheer. Stand up and cheer for our Hope High School Pledge your loyalty to your alma mater, to your alma materg Our boys are fighting, and they are out to win this game: We've got the teamf Rahf Rahf We've got the steam: Rah! Rahf So Hope High here's to you. fs GRADE CHEERLEADERS: JUDY JOHNSON, l.E'l'lTIA WASHBUHN, DONNA TROST. . FOOTBALL FRONT ROW Warren Germundson Bxll DuRose Lyle Coates Ion Horner Warren MCC ullough Howard McCullough SECOND ROW Coach Ludwxg Donald Ihry Bruce Parkman Robert Horner Robert Andre BACK ROW Dick Kimble Robert McCullough Gordon Valentxne Edward Runck James Paulson John Mitchell The Hope Hustler football squad, wxth Lyle Coates as captam, extended 1ts v1ctory strxng to mneteen consecutwe wxns over a three year per-1od Hope had won thxrteen straxght games before the 1934 team took over wlth s1x more wms The team retamed the I..1tt1e Srx conference crown wxth a record of four wms, no losses Hmgh scorer for Hope was Warren Germundson, who scored twelve touchdowns and four drop kxcks wh1ch counted two pomts each a grand total of exghty polnts The local squad suffered only one serlous mjury, whxch occurred durmg the Hunter game when Dlck Kxmble chlpped a bone ln h1s ankle Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Games played were St Catherme s of V C Harnaford Fxnlex Hannaford Fxnley fl..xtt1e Srx conference games Sf W fy fs ,ff up eo ...... . ..,.... f ' ' A' . . ff rf, M .,, HOPE Z7 . ........ ..........,..,.. 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The only team to stop the Hope green and gold Hustlers was the experxenced Casselton Flve ln the f1rst game of the season Casselton took an early lead but Hope fought back to take a one pomt lead w1th two rnmutes remammg The Hustler team lost POSSCSSIOH of the ball and Casselton went on to eke out a 41 to 38 wm In a. challengmg game December 17th Hope downed Fmley 54 to 51 on Fmley s home floor The Hustlers were crowned champzons of the 4th Sharon Hohday Tournament by sweepxng 50 to 26 and 54 to 50 vzctorxes over Fmley and Aneta On January 14th the locals played Aneta for the Llttle Sxx Conference lead Hope came out on top 64 to 46 Arthur brought an undefeated team here on January 25 only to have 1ts vlctory strmg of ten games stopped to the tune of 63 to 51 Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope H ope Hope H ope H ope H ope Hope Hope H ope H ope Game s played were Ca s se lton Hannaford Shar on Hunte r Pa ge F mle y Fmley Aneta Hannaford T owe r C tty Aneta Buffalo Hunte r Arthur Shar on Buffalo 4fF1nle y Pa ge Llttle Six Conference games 5 4 51 Z 3 50 4 5 5 4 Warren Germundson and Ed Runck are shown belo dxsplaymg the champxonshlp trophy on by the Hustlers at the Sharon Tourney Warren Germundson and Ed Runck both Semors were elected to represent the Hustlers as co captams Lyle Coates the only regular from last year s team and B111 DuRose are also Sen1ors Manager .Tohn Oxton who graduated last sprmg ns ably contmumg the work whxch he began as a Sophomore Tower Clty w1ll be host to the Dxstrlct 6 Class C basketball tournament agam th1s year The fxrst round paxrmgs mclude Buffalo Tower Clty Colgate Chaffee Wheatland Hope and Sheldon Page Dates for the classxc wxll be February 28th March lst and March Znd Hope won the t1tle m 1954 wlth a 49 to 42 vxctory over Tower Clty 38 .......... 41 77.. . ..:Y' 0 ' 63.. . . ..:k 30 63.. 7 58.. .. 32 54.. .:k' so.. .. . .. ' 6 Q 54.. ..... 50 77. .... .41 1 Hope 55. . . .. 'FBinford 31 , 70.. .. ' 64.. ...Ht 46 59.. . 44 67.. 8 63.. .. 1 55.. . ..:k 30 60.. .. 47 79.. . . ' 1 69 ............. 9 HUSTLER UA TEAM Q7 FRONT ROW: Bill DuRose, Orville Tranby, Ed Runck, Lyle Coatei, Warren Gvrmundscn, I-inward lv1cC ullough. BACK ROW: Coach Ludwig, Bruce' Parkman, Keith Thorsland, Warrvn McCu!lough, Jon Hornvr, Lhxnager John Oxton. TEAM WAS IN A HUDDLE. JOHN, BRUCE, ED, WARREN, HOWARD, JON , W, Kin 2 , XY' U UAIEE Forwarcl wx .4 BLD GERNXUINDSON Guard Co Caotam NAVWE Tff L IP orvu H14 x lx ,W 3157 l W, W, MM! Wfwfw 7 wjwgw ffm? MW ,, 2' X 'K W f f OWVW ff BII I OuR 05h Forwirvi BH Uf E PA.RIxIx1A N Cluirri ,iff iffy fl Wy f fl, f ly ffl 'I 1 'V f 'f 07, My f f wf , r ff X ,fg f ff ORXIIII1, 'II-4-XNFSY Ax J 4 1 orwarfl 1 'ww qv J X 1 , , h , X Q Ngrmrrkvxffyafgjrf , ' ' ' . , ww, ,N ,..,1 M , , V ' ,V X WC M A 1, ,, ' 1 Ch V rd ll ' .' IC IN HO! Y-JH! Q f P . f 1 Q f' KE-11TH THU! SIM- NU I- .Jr uw: r ci HUSTLER UB TEAM FRONT ROW Orxllle Tranby Bruce Parkman Robert Horner Jon Horner Robert Andre BACK ROW Robert McCullough Everett Ho e Dxck Klmble Iohn Mitchell Mr Ludwzg The Hustler B basketball squad coached by Roger L.udw1g has complled a successful record of f1Ve wms and one loss at th1s polnt of the season The squad, composed of a group of prom1s1ng underclass players who are not yet the ma1nstays of the varsxty carr1es a well balanced attack Wlth Bruce Parkman Robert McCullough and Ion Horner the leadmg point producers Orvllle Tranby and John M1tChF ll are outstandmg on defense Everett Howe Robert Horner Dlck Klmble and Robert Andre have turned ln credxtable performances when called upon Games played were Hope Hunter B Hope Cllffor Hope uxfalo Hope unter Hope rthur Hope uffalo '15 The 1953 54 A basketball team complled one of the most outstandmg records 1n North Dakota w1th 28 games won and only Z lost At one pomt ln the 54 season Hope s team had won Z0 consecutwe games The team captured thxrd place IH the North Dakota State Class C tourney by defeatmg Powers Lake 63 to 52 Flatt D Chr1st1anson I.. Coates I Plalne W Germundson H McCullough B DuRose and W McCullough were the team members part1c1pat1ng clurmg the state tournament games 46 ......... . '15 -' Z7 . . . . ' d A '45 ' ' 34 . . . . B ' B 12 ' ' 4l.. ..H B 28 , ' ' 41... ..A B 35 ' ' 34... ...B B 19 ' , .53-.54 UA.. Team Captain M. Fosdick, G. Doyle, M. , 2 I .V,, ,M y GRADE BASKETBALL I ,, ,. 'Fr wff' iff ff! X RNS! 2 FRONT ROW: Jirnniy Eggf-rt, Bruff' lwlcCullOugh, Rf-I-d Washburn, Tr-ddy Nathan, lc-rry Washburn. ta, SECOND ROW: David Washburn, Lvl-Qoy Nlagnuson, .lam ku- Fuller, Duane' 54 hovppax h. BACK ROW: Leland Halvorson, Dennis Gilbf-rtson, .limn1yY0ung, Maynard Satrorn, Mayna rd Ge-rmundson, Coax h Ludwig. f ffff X I X ., Nw , f, i ' ' wf f 2 7 f f ,J MQ, J '4 21432 A small but spirited crew of grade boys came out for the '54-'55 basketball season. Reed Washburn and Teddy Nathan are the only grade eight players on the team. Reed Washburn was elected captain ofthe squad by his teammates. The grade team has played lO ofthe season's games and was victorious in seven of them. Bruce IvlcCullough and Reed Washburn have been the leading point producers for the Junior Hustlers. Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Hope Games played were: Zl ....... Hannaford ZZ Z4.. ...Sharonl7 31. . .... Finley Z5 17 . . . . Hannaford 13 25 . . . . . Clifford 13 16.. Binfordll 12 . . . . Tower City Z4 38 . . .... Aneta 28 24 . . . .Sharon 33 Z9 . . . . Finley Z7 BASEBALL Games played in 1954 were District Play-Off Hope 3 .... . . Hatton 3 Hope 19 . ................. Page 4 Hope 9 , , ,,.,, Page 3 Hope 9 . .. , . Kindred 8 Hope 16 . . . . Casselton 17 Hope 1 . , . . Casselton 3 Hope 3 . . . . . Finley 0 Hope 7 . . ...... Aneta 8 Hope 15 . . . . Cooperstown 4 Hope 8 . . ..... Hatton 2 Hope 11 . . . . . Finley 4 1955 Baseball Prospects FRONT ROW Donald Mueller Warren McCullough Ed Runck Kexth Thorsland Lyle Coates SECOND ROW Coach Ludwzg Orville Tranby .Ton Ho ner Robert Horner I-lo ard McCullough Robert Andre BACK ROW Robert McCullough Warren Germundson Bruce Parkman E er tt Howe .Tohn Mltchell The 1954 Hope Hlgh Hustler baseball team had a highly successful season wmnxng elght of the games and losmg three The squad lost to Casselton ln the last game of the dxstrxct tournament The Casselton boys went on to wm the state baseball t1tle Gerry Doyle and Rlchard Coates held most of the pztchmg dutles for the Hustler nme Gerry Doyle and Howard McCullough led the team wlth battmg averages of 452 and 389 respectlvely Marvm Flatt a three year regular at thlrd base was captam The Hustler prospects for thls sprmg s hard ball season look promxsmg wlth szx players returnmg who saw conslderable action last year The bxggest pfroblem w1l1 be to find capable replacements for the three pitchers Gerry Doyle, Rzchard Coates, and Dean Chrlstlanson who were lost after the 1954 season Hop will have the catchlng post well taken care of wxth Howard McCullough, two year veteran behmd the plate Lyle Coates and Warren Germundson have had two years of experzence as Hustler outfield regulars Jon Horner Orvllle Tranby and Ed Runck played one year at shortstop second base and first base respectxvely Hustlers who saw actlon last season were Warrcn McCullough flrst base Kelth Thorsland, offense Bruce Parkman center Robert Horner offense Donald Mueller fxrst base Everett Howe offense and Robert Andre offense Rxchard Kzmble .Tohn Mitchell and Robert McCullough are this season s new prospects The Hustlers are the defendlng Lxttle Six Conference Champmns l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I' 1 1 W , . 5 1 1 1 V 9 1 1 1 I I C 1 1 1 1 1 - , , . . , . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 l 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . . I . . . ' 1 1 I 1 9 ' n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . 1 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 1 'N FIELDING PCSITIONS JOHN MARVIN CAPTAIN vw , ' ' - .1 ii' A 6-swf, 22,41 , ? J , CWA BUD ' 'Y JON ORVILLE 'E Hgasis-sv A x July fr RICHARD GERRY v, f 7 1954 BASEBALL TEAM 1 5, ff LYLE qi , FR ONT R OW: SEC OND ROW: BACK ROW: X ! View 'g, W5 4 4. Q43 4 4 C ,eg M, -V V Z X A 'rf A af 5 . Ai lv. i Q ' S it - V E - 7. I 'A 1 x I V A? ' VR E -, , Dale Mueller, Donald Mueller, Hadley Verwest, David Nelson. Charles Matthiesen, Dean Peterson, Tom Rickard, John Nelson, Severt Jacobson. Gordon Valentine, James Paulson, Donald lhry, David Rickard. PHYSICAL EDUCATION FRONT ROW: Janice Schmidt, Shirley McCullough, Mary Jean Jacobson, Marjorie Srnith, Mervel Fosdick, Carol Overland, Lois Nelson, Mr. Simson. Shirley Johnson, Brenda Smith, Mary Eggert. Marlys Johnson, Joy Orn, Carol Eggert, Arliss Simonson, Patty Walsh. Phyllis Germundson, Helaine Beringer, Darlene Trost, Janice Emmerich, Betty Plaine, Corrine Germundson, Esther Peterson, Lottie Mae Brooks. Marjorie Lee, Adrienne Cole, Marlyn Johnson, Helen Howe, Arlene Peterson Janice Johnson, Janice Johnson, Judy Anderson, SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: BACK ROW: i -'A '. ,Q Accrirnvniru rss FRONT ROW: LeRoy Splettstoesser Nlarjorie Smith .... Sandra Thorsland . . Letitia. Washburn . . Agnes Howe .,,, Helen Howe ...... Shirley lxlcCullough , Judy Anderson .... Harlan Jacobson . . . Arliss Simonson. . . alto horn . . . flute clarinet clarinet clarinet clarinet clarinet clarinet clarinet trumpet THE SENIOR BAND SEC OND ROW: Brenda Smith ..... glockenspiel Phyllis Germundson Lottie Iwiay Brooks . Carol Eggert ....... Joy Orn ....... Bruc e !w1cCullough , Kenneth Kubischta . Helaine Beringer hiervel Fosdick ..., Adrienne Cole. . . . Nlary Jean Jacobson . . . .trumpet . . .trumpet trumpet . . trumpet trumpet Severt Jacobson ..... . . . trumpet . . trumpet trumpet saxophone bass drum snare drum BACK ROW: Nlr. Harold Wenaas.director John lkiitchell. . . bass horn Judy Brooks . . . saxophone Janice Emme-rich.Saxophone Hadley Verwest . . trombone Warren lN1CCullough ..... . , . .......... trombone Howard IwlcCullough. , , , , baritone Janice Johnson. . . baritone David Rickard . . . baritone CarrollRund. . . bass horn Kathryn lhry . . . bass drum Pat Walsh .... snare drurn , 1- , 'J 0 , y , na J Q, f me I I -4 kd ic g 5 ' Y 7 ' ' QL.. - 1 A X' ' 1 J Z ' I , ' ff ' lv f -I a A 5 1' 's. 5'-s . A sl A , , .6 FRONT ROW: Shirley McCullough, Carol Overland, Lois Nelson, Corinne Crermundson, Esther Peterson, Lottie Iwlar- Brooks, Helainv Beringer, Phyllis Gerrnundson. SECOND ROW: Shirley Johnson, Marlys Johnson, Joy Orn. Brenda Snnith, lw1ary Eggert, Patricia Walsh, lxlarge Smith, Iwlervel Fosdip k. THIRD ROW: BettyP1aine, Carol liggert, Arliss Simonson, Nlary Jean Jacobson, Janice Schmidt, Darlene Trost, Janice Emmerich. BACK ROW: Judy Anderson, Marge Lee, Adrienne Cole, Marlyn Johnson, Helen Howe, Arlene Peterson, Janice Johnson, Janice Johnson. lv1R. HAROLD WENAAS, DIRECTOR nl- r'v Y- HMM! .f-If- we y f I ull. , 'M lv? rw 14 W Him' fr V 'M' f aww in is K ,- Y W Q,.M.,,V 2 W3 Q 6,7 N, Y- 0 42' Q. A 9 1 , P 4 Q , FRONT ROW: Robert NlrCullough, Robllr! Andre, Bill Duliosv, John lvliichell, SPW-rt lapobson. SECOND ROW: Jon Iorner, Hadley Verwe-st, Dall- Mueller, Robe-rt Horner. THIRD ROW Bruin' Parl-crnan, Howard lx1cCullough. l.yle Coate-5, Orville Tranby, Wdrrvn Germundson, BACK ROW Donald lsluellcr, Warren lw1cCull0ugh, Ed Runck, Keith Thorslaml. HC-laine Be-rxnger has bewn th: dc Lompanxat for both thr- boys' and gn-15' 4-horuxn s XVa,rren Germundsgn Warren MLCu1lough Howard McCullough and B1llDuRose These boyz haxe sung for manx QchO0l l I lf ' 53-.. A. so-as 3' FRONT ROW1 lwlary Jacobson, class editorg Shirley McCullough. business managerg Adrienne C ole, editor: Janice Johnson, photographer. BACK ROW: Hadley Vr-rwest, art1:t:Mr. Simson, anvisorg bd Runck, sports editorg Miss THE ECHO STAFF IANICE JOHNSON, photographer Hold that pose, please. For the second time in recent years we are publishing a yearbook entitled THE ECHO. The staff has been working for several months taking pictures, compiling information, and matching name and faces. The middle picture below shows staff members and others selling hot dogs and coffee during the basketball game with Hunter. Srhf-rlmgk photographer Mrs. Colo, Adrienne, Miss Chunk taking our year- Jondahl, Hadley. bfwk PMI'-1Y 'S- Four mustard, one plain, and two :atsup - hurrvl xv, SEATED: Mary Jacobson, presidentg Keith Thorsland, Sophomore: Ed Runck, Seniorg John Mitchell, Freshman. STANDING: Donald Ihry, Juniorg Mr. Simson, advisor. THE STUDE T COUNCIL Hope High School's Student Council became a member of the North Dakota Association of Student Councils for the first time this year. Fifty-four schools in North Dakota belong to this organization. The main objective of the group has been to develop people in our school who are worthy citizens of the school, the community, and the nation in which we live. Through such democratic principles our voices are being heard and our work is expanding. ABOVE: Lunch is served by Student Council for Christmas party. LEFT: Darlene and Carol are assisting president Mary Jean in decorating the tree. RIGHT: Mary Jean is having her daily chuckle. ESSKONM' 1146 PROC -1 ADLE OY AND KYNC' H EN 3 THE CORO AT IO An exciting event occurs near the close of carnival night when an aisle is cleared and the new king and queen are ushered to the stage and crowned. Each class submits a king and a queen candidate and the winners are chosen through the votes of those in attendance at the carnival. Queen Joy and King Hadley, the '54-'55 reigning pair, were crowned by Arliss Simonson and Keith Thorsland, the 1953 royal pair. QUEEN JOY QUE ERT, J, 9-OB 095'- DATES.. MAR JON' 3UNl CANDY EN. CAROL' RS, MARY YRESHMDQEY, Smuigs, 3oY.R'5,, SOPHOMO WAR ' ANDREW CONFESSES WHILE CAST LOOKS ON LOOK, WE CAN TYPE. HOWARD, WHY AREN'T YOU STUDYING ? LOOK AT THAT FIGURE! THE ANTICS OF ANDREW Andrew Browne .senior at Cameron College . . . Jon Horner Petunia ........ Andrew's darky cook . . . Janice Johnson Jacques ...... French butler and valet .Severt Jacobson Willie Waldo ....... Andrew's pal ....... Donald lhry Harold Hadley ...... Another pal ..... Orville Tranby THIS 1sN'r A WOMAN! Althea Thorne . . . Miss Prunel1a's niece . . . Carol Eggert Julie Boynton . . . Harold's girl friend. Phyllis Germundson Betty Boynton ,,,, Willie's girl friend . . . Darlene Trost Dr. Socrates Boynton . Dean of Cameron College. . Ed Runck Isaac Zimmerman.Andrew's rich Uncle Howard McCullough Miss Prunella Thorne. . old maid in love. .... Helen Howe O'F'larity .......... detective . . . Charles Matthiesen Royle ........... His assistant . . Warren Germundson Reverend Doolittle , , A man of mystery ..... Bill DuRose On November 17, 1954, the Junior crass presented a three-act farce by Jay Tobias. Entitled The Antics of Andrew, the play featured Jon Horner as Andrew Browne, a young man who kept himself in difficult situations by leaping before thinking. A major supporting role, the forceful but generous Uncle from New Zealand-was ably filled by Howard McCullough. Each available minute was used for learning lines, rehearsing, and finding costumes, properties, and stage equipmentg finally the big night arrived! IT'S GETTING BETTER ALL THE TIME! WHICH TWIN HAS THE TONI ? WHY SO GLUNI, CAROL 7 SURE GLAD TH.AT'S OVER. X r X .uA.i 111153 HADLEY, SHIRLEY IAC. '1 WARREN, KEITH, JOY Y ...ii ROBERT DALE, BRUCE, ION, BOB -1-1-- I HOWARD SEVERT, ORVILLE, ROBERT JOHN PHYLLIS, CAROL., SHIRLEY HUSTLERS MISS IONDAHL MRS KOTTS ARLISS, SHIR LEY, PHYLLIS ORVILLE SHIRLEY - -- --ao' Oh Boy It s done If you thxnk that bemg edltor of a yearbook IS not a headache just try It However I must admlt It was an honor besldes bemg a wonderful experience and I w1ll always feel thankful that the opportun1ty of be mg your edxtor was mme I accept the entlre responslblllty for all errors errors of cornrrusslon and of omlsslon For these rn1stakes I can only apologxze I hope you have enjoyed the tlme you have spent 111 lookmg through our ECHO As I look back I can see all the love and labor put mto It durlng the months we worked on nt I want to thank all those who helped make the ECHO what lt 15 W1thout that tn-eless assxstance our book would have been a fa1lure To the students thank you all for bemg good sports about all the naggmg concermng snapshots To our advlsors Miss Jondahl and Mr Slmson thanks a mxlhon for the txme and effort whxch you have put 1nto It To all the teachers thank you for bemg so pat1ent when your classes were so rudely mterrupted I especlally want to say thank you to my staff of hard and wxllmg workers Wlthout each one Of you th1s book would not be ln exxstence You laughed crzed pulled ha1r and spent Through our work plans tzme and effort we have tr1ed to gzve you memorzes of a wonderful school ar f111ed wxth Joys and sorrows part1es happy tlmes and others v1ctor1es and dereats as well as studxes If ln the years to come one reader fmds It posslble to derlve a moment of pleasure from leafmg through these pages Iw11l be very proud and wlll conslder myself fully rewarded for the effort I have put forth to place m your hands thxs yearbook the ECHO of 1955 Adr 1e nne C ole Edxtor E35 s v . sleepless nights right along with meg however, we loved every minute of it, didn't we, kids ? E! N at l I D ' 7 3 wut! N M 'C -- x f X SQ wg Beringer Verwest VALEDICTORIAN of the N D hlgh school class IS He1a1ne Bermger Hadley Vlrwut Jn u Saints f0l'13lL 4' 5-P- +-'rv wALswonTH KJ linux M Lmw.-mph Qs A sauna WALSWORTH BROTH R8 Mo U S