Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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CLASS PROPH S Y Here we are at the World's Fair in the city of Minot, 1970. We're looking down from our broadcasting .studio on the fifth floor of the sixty- seven story, Leland Bangen Hbtel, in the heart of the city. We're gazing upon the longest parade since the time of Princess Elizabeth's wedding. The parade is just entering the golden gates of the fairgrounds, while the latter part is now crossing the Garrison Bridge, in the suburbs of Minot. First in line is the queen. VVho is it? Well you guessed it-none other than Lois Jessen. Following the queen in a new Chrysler from Blaisdell's Motor Company is Chief of Police Fred Perkins. Farther back we find Sue Harmon and Judy Dunnell riding the fine horses from Dyson's Stables. Do my eyes deceive me? No, it's Mr. Laabs still peddling his bicycle-now the oldest in the city. As we turn from the parade to the business section of Minot, we notice internationally known names such as Bader's Bargain Store and Bjork's Loan Association. He inherited millions since school days. At the More and Gorze Theatres we find talented Lana Cooley and Lamour Bowl- by's premieres showing. As we enter the grounds, we go directly to the grandstand to see Whid- dens three-man act. CWhidden and Double or Nothingl. As you sit waiting for the show to begin, the announcer fbetter late than never, Oothoudth comes running across the stage. The Mosvick Rhythmaires strike up the music and Maxine Tufford sings, My Hero. But what is the commotion in the bleachers? You could have guessed. Clowns, Larry Erickson and Zeke Mattson are trying to kiss the girls-it's all part of the act-and Zeke's beard scares them. All is hushed while Governor Weium speaks, and as you leave, the Minot High School Band, under the direction of William Els. 2. 1 0' I 1 I p S H' Ill rt .. I U Y xxx XX X . we Pettys, plays It's All Over Now. A ff ' 'li 1 ' f' A x.p- - . ' N12 NN C-1 ? 0 X443 V -V I . . , - I . LFG, .N K L ' L,1.-,gT,+x.' V, -fx ' ' ,V Q- 4: 7 , MX- 1 .. ,.,1, . ' Y'4'1'L..1-l - -:JM I I, V L V' A X ,. . -'T' .Y J'-1-5' XM' ' X' I . . X-f-S V1 '. - V ' , .claim-JJQX 6 ,Q T' 'ik 'L'-Vol A . ' -e ...X 1 i -X 'ff' A-V-xiffgfsd -..v, ,YJ -- ravi. - N tit'-' A 4V k M Q If E gp QD ,A ',-ul. . n'uQi .ku-4-' 4 , ' --'935-j . 7,4 Q A' .?- . Q 5 - ,lr ,fx.g, ' ix,-.XJQ lg- Q Mez, 'iii ' 1.-bang., Q..-' ' 4 A ?:-kA Fx- . Ci 14.5. Lila TMP' fwxf' I i.- 'N . 1 4 :sf 51,131 , ' ' .uff,i v X-f- X , -, 1 Av . ' .. ,Ek wx J i .A ff-1-ff ll 73x 'lv-fl xxx fd-X l 0 A . 5-6 Q N ,,,,L.c,,4xw-Q QL f V 4, f '- . . fy' V31 il 1-ffV,f.f SK -,K 31 E It ' . , A df: Page Fmlr su 1' 4. ,' Q' L, 1 ' L . - A zu' ' ' ' 9' I lf' 'CIT' ' ff. ' -. . I ' 1 - A 4 1 - ,-

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SENIORS

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Agrey, Jack Alm, LeRoy Anderson, Charles Anderson, Henry Anderson, Irene Arndt, Betty Agrey, Jack. Drop Dead. A Cappella 33 Reserve Foot- Anderson, Henry. Ya gotta be a football hearo, to get ball 13 Varsity Football 2: Reserve Basketball 1, 2, 33 Ush- along with the Botiful girls. ers Club 3: Hi-Y Club 3. f Anderson, lrene. I for intelligence: A for ambitious. Alm, LeRoy. Malted milks, sundaes and ice cream PGP Club 35G'f15 Chorus 1' 3' scdasf' Ushers Club 3. Arnclt, Betty. Oh that car. Playmakers 2, 3: Play- maker Reserves 1: Home Room Officer 1: Pep Club 2, 3: Anderson, Charles. Someone's bashful beau. Hi-Y Loyalty Day Committee 2: High Times Staff 2, 3: Quill Club 3- and Scroll 2, 3, Legislative Council 3. Bader, Harold Bakken, Ilene Baklenko Delores Balerud, Paul Balerud, Pauline Bangen, Leland Bader, Harold. That fnew' look. Home Room Officer Balerud, Paul. For quick service, eat at Balerud's 33 Prom Committee 2: High Times Staff 2, 3: Key Club 3: Beaneryl' Athletic Council 1, 2, 3: Red Cross Council 2: Quill and Scroll 2, 3: Legislative Council 3. Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Home Room Officer 3: Reserve Foot- ball 1: Varsity Football 2, 3: Searchlight Staff 33 Hi-Y Club Officer 3: Key Club 2, 3: Reserve Basketball 1: Var- sity Basketball 2, 3: Track 2, 3: Legislative Council 3. Searghlight Staff 3. Balerud, Pauline. The Navy has a future for you. Home Room Officer 2: Pep Club 2: Girls Chorus 3: Legis- lative Council 3. , , Bangen, Leland. He will make a noise in the world. Cross Council 3: Searchlight Staff 3. Boys, Chgrug 2, Bakken, Ilene. What does Montana have that North Dakota hasn't, Ilene? Pep Club 2, 3: Girls Chorus 3: Baklenko, Delores. Brains is her middle name. Red Berg, Lloyd Betz, Charlotte Bjork, Delwin Blaisdell. Henry Boe, Eldon Bollig, Donovan I Berg. Lloyd. Speech is great, but silence is outstand- Blaisdell, Henry. He's funnier than Blazesf' Play- ing. makers 2, 3: Playmaker Reseaves 1: Boygs ghorusCOfficer , , .. , I , ,, 33 A Capella 3: Loyalty Day ommittee : rom ommit- Beta, Chznllotte. Im new here, but I ll learn. 3: A Cappella 3: Loyalty Day Committee 35 Prom Commit- Bjork, Delwin. 'We hear he stayed out in the rain one BOB' Eldon' That Smile ' 'That Winmng Way . night, and his hair rusted. Boys Chorus 1, 2: A Cappella Bollig, Donovan. Pharmacy is his chosen field. Play- 2: Prom Committee 2: Hi-Y Club 3: Reserve Basketball 1: makers 3: Playinakers Reserves 1: Band 1, 2, 3: Tumbling Varsity Basketball 2, 3: Cheerleader 2. 1: Ushers Club 1, 2, 3: Track 1. Page Five a