Leeds High School - Lions Den Yearbook (Leeds, ND)

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Class Prophecy As we look ahead into the future we note many shocking changes among today s seniors We predict that Democrate David Carlson and Republican Jerome Almlie are battling it out for the office of chief in Spector of the Reservoir fThey aren t looking for fish J We see Rodney Strand following in his father s footsteps taking over the Strand Ranchero East of Leeds Lynne Engstrom made a tragic mistake by accidentally Joining the WACS instead of the WAVES which delayed her reunion with George in Greece Arden Loken after being the top professor of Higher Calculus at Oxford for many years finally became President of the College Dorriane Dryden after waitlng patiently many years married a minlster and they are currently doing missionary work among the Mau Maus in Africa Rodney Bennes after being so trying to all the teachers gained their eternal gratitude by building a big apartment house where each teacher may have frec of charge the most adorable apartment you ever saw Roland Mathews entered the army Clarice Irriestad as his wife doesnt outrank him however as we hear that Roland has just been promoted to the rank of General Doris Else and Mike have a thriving business rearing children and raising cattle with a sideline in tilltng the soil Karen Sexhus having graduated from the A C liked the 5 1 ratio so well that she decided to stay there an teach Home EC Harriet Deplazes is the current manager of Yellowstone Park and assistant bear tamer Ruth Sandven is working on her M D degree fAnd we dont mean medical doctor J Lorraine Dryden is now in Hollywood as secretary to C B DeM1lle s M G M film corporation director Harry Darling will be giving hula hoop recitals in Radio City New York with Irene Cowan as his manager baby sitter We always thought that Dennis I arson would be a farmer but an old classmate encountered him tn Spain and found him to be the most famous bullfighter there Allan Straabe has a monopoly tn the vineyard corporation and really throws himself into his business with great enthusiasm Wonders never cease because Dennis Johnson who we always assumed would become a great basketball star now works in Women s lingerie at Macy s Department Store New York City Carolyn Medhus who couldn t make up her mind between Julian and Lee decided upon neither She is now an old maid who raises white mice for laboratory tests Joanne Crane missed her calling in art and is now desigrung Men s httbands in Paris Illinois Ann Petsinger now living in Upper Rangoon has a thriving business knitting booties Bonnie Larson the female Cassanova of LHS suddenly changed her tactics and has become an instructor in glass painting in Miss Higgleby s School for girls We see Kay Nelson as a love and marriage expert with a vast store of knowledge on her subJect Orris Mundahl with his Hot Trombone has become the leader of a famous Jazz combo He and his famous trombone are sought after the world round Gwyen Myers will be chief chef at the White House cooking meals for the first woman President Miss Joyce Johnson Betty Pederson and Jeanette Foss are still together as Red Cross Nurses in Arabia Be careful of those skieks girls Donnie Buchta is the Cl'llCfjLlSI1C6 of the Supreme Court His twin brother Duane still professing to be the stronger of the two is his trusty bodyguard Merle Kennedy using shrewd bus1nessman's tactics has become the chief CXCCIIIIVC of a gas station syndicate Judy Straabe will be the owner of a vast chain of beauty parlors and has controlling interest in Frank's Reducing Plant John Eberle after years of research and study has become the attending physician for all Baker Dances We see Gary Stave as a successful lawyer who passed his BAR exams with flying colors . . I , . . i , g . . y . 1 . V , . , , . . . . - . , . . . . . , . , . I xl I I A ' I I A G lx, 1 B I X ' . . . , , , ' . . U . - . . d ' . . . ' , . ' . . . . ' l . ' . . . . Clarine Halverson and Windy are still hitting the night spots, with Peew ee's former chaperone, Bill F. , as l I I I . , . 4 , . I 1 0 , . . 1 . . . . , . . '. . , I V . . . . 1 - K I ' . I ' 1 . . . . . . . . , . . . . ,, I J., 3 ' . I . , . ' . l . y . A . . , n . ' ' I I , . , ' I . . .

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Class Hlstor Four years ago we began w1th mrxed emot1ons our frrst year of hrgh school One of the ftrst constructrve moves we made was to elect our class offtcers and I-lomecomrng Candtdates They were Dennts Johnson Presrdent Ardyce Loken Vtce Prestdent and Karen Sexhus Secretary Treasurer Homecommg Candtdates were Ruth Sandven and Rodney Bennes For our skrt we deptcted the Homecomrng football game between the Leeds Lrons and the Anamoose Dragons Unfortunately due to ctrcumstances beyond our control we recerved only 4th prtze Normally thts wouldn t be bad at all but there were only 4 contestants In thrs ye tr we had the largest class tn our hlstory there were 36 wtde eyed awake apprehenstve tenderfeet fcounttng only one foot per personj Many weary months later we agarn assembled together 1n our clanntsh ltttle group and formed the sophomore class Our class offrcers were Ardyce Loken Presrdent Ann Petsrnger Vtce Presrdent and Karen Sexhus Secretary Treasurer We chose as our Homecomtng Cand1dates Karen Sexhus and John Eberle Tlus year for our sktt we had an old t1me style revrew Agarn owtng to the fact that well some krnd of a fact we re celved 4th prtze on our sktt Thrs year we sttll had 36 wtde eyed awake apprehensrvt, tenderfeet fcountlnu only one foot per personj However our feet weren t qutte as tender as we d been runntng barefoot all summer As the months crept by we flnally emerged ltke butterfltes from a cocoon as Juntors Thts ye tr we elect ed as our class offtcers John Eberle Prestdent Joanne Crane V1ce Presrdent and Jeannette Foss Secretary Treasurer The Homecomtng Candrdates were Bonnte Larson and Dennts Larson Our Ilomecomrnt, sktt prctured an old trme classroom Thrs ttme as the cards were stacked agarnst us we agarn rtcetved 4th prrae on our sktt Thrs year there were 35 wtde eyed awake apprehenstve tenderfeet fcountrng only one foot per person At last the glorlous day dawned' We became senlors the dtgnrtartes the btg wheels' We elected as our class offrcers Dorrarne Dryden Presrdent Dennts Johnson Vtce Presrdent and KarenSexhus Secretary Treas sklt portraymg a bus rtde to Esmond we won ftrst prtze fdue to crrcumstances beyond the control of the other classesj The populatron of the South stde of the assembly now numbers 34 hardfooted sentors fcountmg only one foot per personj Class Will WE OF THE SENIOR CLASS, BEING OI- A SOUND MIND AND A DISPOSING DISPOSITION DO IILRLBY WILL AND BEQUEATH THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES I JEROME ALMLIE bequeath my abtltty to r1de a blcycle to Darlene McGarvey I RODNEY BLNNES queath my abrlrty to thtnk up excuses to Joanne Dulmage We DONNIE AND DUANE BUCHTA bequeath our towertng herght to Bob Loken I, DAVID CARLSON, bequeath my debatmg talent to Larry Nelson I JOANNE CRANE bequeath my wtggle to Fay Julson I HARRY DARLING bequeath my hula hooptng abrlrty to Gary Jacobson I, HARRIET DEPLAZES, bequeath my Mrnot boy fI'l6lICl to Mtss Johnson Unfortunately due to ctr cumstances beyond her control he does not have a Cadrllac fls a 57 Plymouth OK M1ssJohnson'?j WI: DOR RAINE AND LORRAINE DRYDEN, bequeath our sxsterly love to Dtane and Irene Cowan I, JOHN LBl:RLI:, be queath my perfect attendance at Baker dances to Susan Hofstrand I DORIS FLSE, bequeath my abrlrty to go steady to Larry Nelson and Vernrce Donovon WE, CAROLYN MEDHUS AND LYNNIH ENGSTROM, bequeath our back seat tactrcs to Syvrlla Chapman and Sharon Boldenow I JFANETTF FOSS bequeath my ab1l1ty to stng htllbtlly songs to Larry Brenno I CLARICE FRIESTAD, bequeath my modesty and bashfulness to James Burnco I DENNIS JOHNSON bequeath my muscultne looks to Ray Russell I MERI E KENNEDY bequeath my many absences from school to Spurgen Myers I, BONNIE LARSON bequeath my danctng slrppers to Mlke Julson fHope they ftt Mtke J I, DENNIS LARSON bequeath my actrng ab1l1ty to Rock Hudson fWho knows maybe Rock wlll become famous yet J I ARDEN LOKEN bequeath my curly harr to Buzz Jenson I, ORRIS MUNDAHI , bequeath my way wtth glrls to Gary Jacobson I GYWENE MYERS bequeath my dtsh washlng ab1l1ty to Penny Engstrom Better use Jergens lot1on Penny so you don t get drshpan hands I, ROI AND MATTHLWS, bequeath my abrlrty to study 16 hours a day to Dtane Cowan I KAY NELSON do bequeath tny glasses I lost to some nearstghted person who needs them I BETTY PEDERSON do bequeath my 100 s tn PDP tests to Btlly Stllrman I, ANN PETSINGER, do bequeath my ab1I1ty to get along wtth bxg brothers to Bruce Blsbce. I, RUTHII SANDVLN do bequeath Mtke to Drane Knutson. tCouldn't let Aggte have htm J I,KAREN SEXHUS, do bequeath my last name to Mavts Robtnson. I, GARY STAVE, w1ll my hot chevy to Ronnle Beggs, who ts desperately tn need of a car WE, RODNEY STRAND AND ALLAN STRAABE, do wrll and bequeath our membershtp 1n the Bachelors Club to Duane Darlmg and Rlchard Halvorson. I, JUDY STRAABE, w1ll my abtlrty to stng Salvatton Army hymns to Dtane Fouelson O I l A I D ' ,I I ' , , ' ' - I 1 I 1 I ' 2 I I ' I ' 4 I ' s 1 I I l ' ' I ' i 1 . , . . . N 5 ' . . ' . S 1 I J I l 1 4 3- l : ' V ' ' . t , I u C l l , S 1 P , -- 1 1 I '- - l I . 4 ' 1 u 3 I . 1 - I ' . , ' . . 4 I . . I I I I I I ,Z I - ' . I 1 ' 3 . ' , ' - I I - ' ' I I I . 3 , ' I : ' . I ' I ' I ' urer. Our Homecommg Cand1dates were Joanne Crane and Jerome Almlre. Success at last! Wtth an tngentous O ' . I I I I II I . I . ' 1 4 I I be- I I ' 1 I I X - l - . .. ' A 1 5 - 1 I 0 A' . ' 1 . I l . - 1 I . I I . , L , , , t : ' ' ' I . . 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nu more My Olson Kenneth Hall Lavon Berven Susan Hofstrand Ann Ose Advlsor Vlce Pres1dent Treasurer Presldent Secrttary FIRST ROW Phy1l1S Berg Rodney Thomas Karen Groff Charlotte Peller Ann Ose Susan Hofstr md Luanne Marun Kathleen PIHIZ Gary Larson Rlta Myers SECOND ROW JoanneStraabe LorenKnutson Kermlt Johnson Spurgen Myers Terry Guffy Ray Russell Llnda THIRD ROW Lavon Berven Duane Darlmg Marvel Mavls Erleen Torgerson D1ane Fogelson Penny Engstrom Vlrglnla Deplazes Cllfford Tostenson CUYIIS Er1cksmoen Larry Brenno V1l'Q,11SI'IlC1IZ6l' FOURTH ROW James Stenson Kenneth Hall Edward Rlppllnger Wllllam S11l1man Patr1c1a E1sner R1chard Hal verson Larry Nelson, M1chae1 Drew Fay Jurson Alv1n Trobndge Robert GOUIH Lucken, Vernis Donovan, Ge'rilyn Tandberg,'Sharon Graham,'Darlene McGarvey, Mr. Olson, Advisor. '