Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

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A com mencement committee, composed of the Senior home- roorns, started work early in December towards de ciding on its theme and later getting up various com mittees needed for the commencement program. The Senior class council had to approve the recommenda tion of this committee, Joint meetings between the Junior and Senior coun- cils were also held to discuss the Prom. The fate and successful completion of the Senior Banquet was also in the hands of the council. Under this group, several dances were sponsored to help finance parts of Senior Week activities, The receipts from the sale of announcements and cards sold to the Senior students through the Senior council added to the class treasury. Class Hustory Let us uourney back through the years a full twelve years and retrace our steps through school It h d rauned the nught before so the ground was wet But we forlorn begunners trodded along anyway Let us look furst at Washungton School Muckey Bruggs topped the furst day of school off fune by fallung un the mud and runnung home to hus mother The teacher felt sorry for hum but that wasnt half so bad as when she saw a luttle boy comung up the staurs un short pants and knee socks none other than Leon Power Patty McLane Dora Mae Truax and Shurley Scott held a lot of partues then too They unvuted all the boys uncludung Jack Phulluppe Luke any other school they had theur trouble makers aluas Bull Nelson and Darcy Teugen CHavent changed have they'7j Elmer Blelland was the great baseball player Some fune art students de ruved from Washungton though Shelley Straus Gay lan Bergren Ellus Ronshaugan and Muckey Bruggs Over at Roosevelt we fund luttle Bull Anderson lead ung the rhythm band he wull make a fune mauorette some day Bob Fredruckson was the teachers pet all through school but not Bob McPherson Especually after he put a frog un the teachers desk one day The teachers really had a tume of ut un the suxth grade fun began Especually when they would return to fund Wayne Sanstead snoopung an theur desks Oh yes they had lovely gurls too Cheerleaders Vonnue Beaulteu and Dorus McConn used to enchant the boys Seems as though the only quuet boy un the school was Allan Goodwun The newest grade school at that tume was Sunnysude where Joan Metz Cleo Selvog and Delorus Walker were sunflowers un the thurd grade operetta Kenny Flynn dudnt seem to enuoy ut very much though He quut when only un the thurd grade The gurls were all crazy about Allan Urban especually Rachel Langseth he rather luked her too One day un the fourth grade everyone un the class got TOO un spellung that us all but Floradean Mayer leave ut to her to do somethung dufferent Cleo Selvog was quute the faur mauden then Her flame was John Gefroh To top off all the love makung bashful Vurg Farstad promused quuet Janet Gordon he would kuss her for the furst tume when they hut the tenth grade Lets not stop now we re lust gettung started Why theres Kenny Flynn now Hes suttung un the corner wut a rubbon un hus haur He loved to fool around wuth the gurls Yes he was quute the casanova u Central Whos that bug bully beatung up now? Why uts Bob Fueland and Eruc Fugelso Star basketball player was none other than Mac Gumse The socuety gals were Phyllus Schmeuchel Kay Muller and Karen Dunnel Luttle Darlene Pruchard was the soloust McKunley funds the luttle madman Pat Connors chas ung all the gurls Hus favorutes were Karen Garruson Sylvua Brekke and Sue Peterson They seemed to enuoy ut trnmensely The gurl of all the boys dreams was Marlys Halland Gugu Byrnes and Jud McFaIl had a secret love affaur They made a sweet couple Mutt and Jeff Glenn Lund and Boonue Johnson never got along they were known to be lught fungered too The last but not least of the publuc grade schools was Luncoln Marv Thornby was walked home every ay by Snookue Wuddel and Kay Blatsdell poor gurls they never dud succeed un wunnung hum We see that Day was Queen of the May Day operetta un the second grade whule Ron Lundlaugh was the uester Partues were always held at Gooch Cushman s house Where do you thunk all the kuds learned how to dance? The great anumal lover was Chrustue Chrustuanson Januce Jo Doek son and Januce Ellusons names were constantly gettung muxed up so Jo Cthe braunj answered all questuons Duzzy Crutes was the bug wheel He got to be Old Black Joe un the suxth grade Munstrel Show CLucky boy J Prospectuve movue stars of that day were Delorus Sem and Marulyn Knudson Dorus Rosenberger was always very quuet She dudnt have Gary then you The next year we all entered that bug school of Junuor Hugh and there we met many new and unterest ung people Thats where Darlene Machtell met Jo Becker ln the nunth grade the gurls even could wear lupstuckl Don Blore was student councul prexy then The year whuzzed by fast and we found ourselves un Senuor Hugh We really had to buckle down then Most of us dudnt though We surely saw amazung thungs then snakes eatung frogs un Buology class Froshue Day Chour trups basketball trups that furst kuss and many others Our Junuor year was fulled wuth envy of beung Senuors Our Senuor year funally came and we had the opportunuty of choosung Queen Kay and her court We also had the nerve and pruvulege of kussung some of our unmarrued teachers around Chrustmas tume CUnder the mustletoe of coursej Of course some of the gurls were lucky too' Whuzz T2 years and they all brung back pleasant memorues we shall never forget 7 . I a . . ' . . . ' . . . , . I I - I ' ' ' . d . V . , , . ' ' I ' I 4 u ' I ' . . . . . I u 4 - l I I ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ll ' Il . , . Every time one would leave her room that's when the know! . , . I U I I ' I . I 1 u . - u f , , . , . . , , , , 2 ' . . , - . . 5 ' ' . ' . , u I u - - - 0' . h . . . . i ' ' . , ' n , , VIRGIL ALME A wolf in sheeps clothing HR Treasurer 3, Band l, 2, 3, Prom 2, Hi-Y l, 2, 3,, Boys State 3, L Basket- ball l, 2. TED AUSTIN An old Spanish saying is: A kiss with- out a mustache is like an egg without salt. Lab Asst. 3, Play. Ed 3. RICHARD BANNA Nn French, Spanish, and English, no matter how you slice it, it's still balony A Cappella l. QR DONALD AHMANN AUDREY ALLY . ' My llfe is full of 'up' and 'downs' A furufe 'MESS Brooks' LYLE BEATON The will to do and the soul to dare A man's best friend is his car Playmakers l, 2, A Cappella l, 2, 3: FFA l, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 3, L Basket. Ushers l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 2, 3, Track 3, Loyalty Day 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Volleyball . .ian WJ Honor Society 3. si 'ff BILL ANDERSON Hold that Tiger Hi-Y l, 2, L Basketball 'l, 3, L 4 and SYLVIA BALE There's no one but you sweet Sue Transferred from Enid, Oklahoma, Play- makers 2, 3, A Cappella 3, Loyalty Day 3, Pep Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, President. R4 RUTH BANNA My out of school romances keep me busy LAVONNE BEAULIEU l, L Bowling 2, L Softball l. Soft- ball l, V Football 2, 3, R Football 1. ji. 'gf GAYLAN BERGREN Remarkable drawing power Designed State Student Council F, K Emblem 35 Student Council delegate 35 I Honor Society 2, 35 Student Council . l, 2, 35 V.ce President 35 Class Presi- X dent 2, Searchlight 2, 3, Editor-in- Chief 35 High Times l, 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Magician 35 Prom 25 Hi- Y l, 2, Vice President 25 lntra City Student Council 3, President, L Basket- ball l, 35 L Softball lg R Basketball lg I V Football 35 R Football 25 Lettermen's I l -0 Club. ELMER BJELLAND l awoke one morning and found my- self famous Playmakers 35 A Cappella 35 L Softball l, 25 Gym l, 2. KAY BLAISDELL With a smile as her sword, a crown was her reward HR Vice President 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Quartet 35 FHA lp Pep l, 2, 3, Vice President 2, 35 Loyalty Day I, 25 Queen of Loyalty Day 35 Prom 25 Cheerleader 2, 35 Tri-l-li-Y 2, 35 L Basketball lj L Volleyball l, 35 L Softball lj Gymnastics I. Boa BREAW A.W.O.L. KA Wolf on the loosel Playrnaluers 2, 35 Thespians 35 Band l 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 35 A Cappella 2, 3 President 35 Red Cross Council 'l Visual Aid 2, 35 Searchlight 35 Hi- Y I, 25 Boys State 25 L Basketball l, 2 3 as 6 S,-Q SYLVIA BREKKE The world is her Stage HR Secretary lg Playmakers l, 2, 35 Thespians 35 A Cappella 25 Search- light Ads 35 High Times 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Loyalty Day l, 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 L Basketball 25 L Volley- ball l, 2, 35 L Softball l, 2. MARION BIVINS Let's have a slelghride HR Secretary-Treasurer 25 Playmakers 35 Office 35 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Loyalty Day l, 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi Hi-Y 35 Honor Society 2, 3. is 5 BEVERLY MAE BRIEN You take the school-I'm leaving! Pep Club l, 25 Loyalty Day 2, 35 L Bowling l, 2. ARVARETTA BJORDAHL Abundant caution does no harm FHA lj Shorthand 3. DELORES BRANDVOLD l'm thru with boys, MHS boys that Ushers 1, 25 Red Cross 25 Pep Club l alty Day l, 2, 35 Pr Volleyball l, L Softball l. l.ILA BREILAND om 25L A pleasant way with all she has DE Club 3, C -17' P MICKEY BRIGGS BARRY BROWN - 3 tl' You can't keep a good man down Girls just fall at my feet lCourse I ' Playmakers 2, 3, Band l, 2, A cap- trip 'eml l gb pella 3, Quartet 3, Searchlight 3, Prom HR Vice President l, Red Cross Coun- 2, Hi-Y 2, L Basketball l, 2, 3, L cil 3, Prom 2, Hi-Y 2, L Basketball l. Softball l, 2, 3, Track 2, 3. Q ,, 4 1 . ' .I 1' V BRUCE BROWN t 4' - AQHA PAUL BUEGLER l'm just a Jud-head, I guess A:,, , ji.. Watch the birdie! Hi-Y l, 2, L Basketball l, 2, 3, L Foot- ' 4 , , Band l, 2, Science 2, E Football l. ball 1, L Softball 1, 2, R Football 1, Track l, 5 tk L ' 1 1 if I.. F, ROSE BUSCH wi. This Rose blooms in winter as well as 1 gn! , -lO5EpHlNE BUSHNELL summer A ,A V ' He wants me to be a farmer's wife FHA l, Pep Club l, Loyalty Day 3, L , FHA li PSP Club li L0YalfY DaY 3 Basketball l, 2, L Volleyball l, 2, L L Basketball lt 2: l- Volleyball l, 2: L Softball 1, 2, DE Qlub 3, Softball l, 2, DE Club President 3. 'ffl' , 'L C-Q- fi .Lk -if Al1Kr,El1JRgBtgRN some wplds kill with arro s,,l-,Ut he CLARENCE CHRISTENSON uses traps They tell me practice makes perfect HR Vice President 2, Playma ers 3 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Boys State 2, L Basket Tbespians 3, L Basketball l, 2, 3, L ball l, 2, L Volleyball l, 2, L Foot Softball l, 2, 3, Football 3 R Foot ball l, L Softball l, 2, 3, V Basket ball l, 2, Track 3, Lettermen's Club. ball 2, 3, R Basketball l, 2, Track 3 Gymnastics l. 4 ' JACQUELINE COCHRAN PATMCK CONNQRS 'L -G5 A little body Ollefl harbors 5 Qfeaf Education has enabled me to get into L A. soul more intelligent trouble .QI- Pl5Y l'lGliCl'S 2, 3: FHA li Seamllllglll Playmakers 3, Band l, 2, 3, L Basket- ' 3: Pip Club 2, 3, Loyalty Day 2, 3, ball 1, 3, L Softball 1, 3. Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. SI-IIRLEY CouTTs Does intelligence go with red hair? Red Cross Council 25 Pep Club 1, 2. DENNIS CRITES The thoughts of track keeps him living High Times Ad 25 L Basketball l, 2, 35 L Volleyball l, 25 Football l, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 35 Lettermen's Club. MELVIN CUMMINGS Louie, to my buddies FFA 35 L Basketball l, 2, 35 L Softball l, 2, 35 V Football 35 R Football I, 25 Lettermen's Club. BEVERLY DALY If you don't know, she does FLORENCE DASSENKO Pep is her middle name Pep Club l, 25 Loyalty Day 35 Soft ball 1, 25 DE Club 3. Boa CUSHMAN Brevity is the soul of wit High Times 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y l, 2, 35 L Basketball l, 2, 35 L Softball l, 2, 35 Track 35 Gym 'l. 4 .4 ' I da GERALDINE DASHER Dark eyes shinin' at you Playmakers 25 Red Cross Council 25 Pep Club 25 Loyalty Day 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3. DICK DOBSON An expert on any sport Visual Aid 35 Searchlight 35 High Times 2, 35 Ads 25 Loyalty Day 35 Hi-Y li 2: Quill and Scroll 2, 35 L Basket- ball l, 2, 35 L Softball l, 35 R Foot- ball 2. 3 .lo DOEKSEN l'm not arguing with you, l'm telling you Playmakers l, 2, 35 Band 15 Orchestra 25 Red Cross Council lj Science Sec- retary 25 Searchlight Ads 35 High Times 2, 35 Quill and Scroll Secretary 35 Magician 35 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Loyalty Day 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. KAREN DUNNELL When she works, she works, when she plays, she fiddles Orchestra 2, 35 FHA lj Red Cross Council 35 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. Q4 46' SHARON Dupuis Everyone calls me dinples HR Treasurer 3, Playmakers l, 2, 3: Band l, 2, 3, A Cappella l: FHA l: Searchlight Ads 3: l'll9l'l Times 2' 37 Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Magician 3: PSP Club l, 2, 3, Loyalty Day l, 2, 3: Trl' Ha-Y 2, a, L Basketball 1, 2, 3, L Volleyball l, 2, 3, L Softball l, 2, 3. JANICE ELLISON Full of fun and fancy free HR Secretary l, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Playmakers l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, Secretary 3, A Cappella l, Quartet l, 2, 3, Office 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Loyal- ty Day 2, 3, Queen's Court 3, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, L Volleyball l, 2. LAUREL ELLIOTT With a song in her heart A Cappella l, 2, 3, High Times 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Pep Club l, L Basketball, Volleyball, and Softball. DARLENE ERDMAN Its better to wear out than rust out DE Club 3, FHA 2, Pep Club l, Loyalty Day 3. VlROlL FARSTAD Live fast, die young, and have a good- looking corpse Loyalty Day l, 2, 3. all WAYNE EMERY Me, myself and l Lab. Asst. 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, Hi-Y I, 2, 3, L Basketball 'l, 2, 3, Softball l, 2, R Basketball l, 2. ARDITH EVENSON Enjoy wha you have, hope for what you lack Library Club l, 2, FHA l, Pep Club l, L Basketball l, 2, L Volleyball l, 2, L Softball l, 2, DE Club 3, YVONNE FENNELL She's catchinga westbound pullman FHA l, Loyalty Day 3, DE Club 3. i , L. ROBERT FIELAND N Equally skillful in football and love KENNY FLYNN Student Councll 3, Homeroom Presl' Ke Y Slloolsnookef I dem 3: lmra Clly Sludenl Councll 3: Student Council l, Homeroom Presi- 1 L softball ll 2, 3: V Basketball 2, 3: dent l, Vice President 3, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, R Basketball l, V Football l, 2, 3, l- Softball lf 21 32 V Basketball lt 2, i -l-rack 3: Gym li lemwmenfs Club 2, 3. 3, R Basketball I, Lettermen Club 2 3 gi- r Q it S' GAYLORD Fox 'Ebf Variety is the spice of romance A Cappella l, 2, 3, Vice President 35 Quartet 2, 25 Science Club 25 Loyalty Day 35 Prom 25 Hi-Y 25 L Basketball l, 2, 35 L Softball l, 25 R Football l5 Track 3. ERIC FUGELSO The team just couldn't get along with out me Searchlight l, 25 High Times l, 2, 35 K Prom 25 Hi-Y l, 2, Secretary5 L Basket- ball l, 2, 35 V 2, 35 Manager Basket ball5 R Basketball, Football 25 R Foot- ball l. Joi-iN GEFROH Laugh and be fat I V High Times 2, 35 L Softball l. i Bos FREDRICKSEN Some say he's quiet, but that ain't the the way we heard it A Cappella 35 Loyalty Day 35 Prom 25 L Basketball l, 2, 35 L Softball l, 2. JERRY GOHEEN He likes his chicken southern style Playmakers 2, 3, President 35 Thespians lp Band 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 3, President 35 A Cappella 2, 35 Quartet 15 Loyalty Day 15 Prom I5 Hi-Y 2, 35 Boys State l5 L Softball 3. JANET GORDON fu Have you seen my latest cheesecake HR Secretary 25 Playmakers 35 A Cap- pella l, 2, 35 Quartet 35 Searchlight 2, 35 High Times 2, 35 Quill and Scroll R Ad Staff 25 Magician 35 Pep Club l, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 25 Loyalty Day fs'- 25 Prcm 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice Presi- dent5 L Volleyball lg L Softball l. KAREN GARRISON She has the rare ability to please everybody HR Officer, Treasurer l5 Playmakers 2, 35 Thespians 35 Library Club I, 25 Searchlight 2, 35 High Times 25 Quill and Scroll 35 Magician Staff 35 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Loyalty Day l, 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Debate 35 L Basketball 15 L Softball l, 2. MALCOLM Girvise A self-made man who has a great re- spect for his maker Student Council l, 2, President 35 HR President 25 Class President ly Band l, 2, 35 President 35 Orchestra 25 State Council Rep. l, 35 Prom 25 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Vice President5 Debate 35 lntra-City Student Council 35 Boys State 25 L Basketball l, 25 L Softball l5 R Basket- ball l, 25 V Football 2, 35 R Football 15 Track l5 Gym 1. ALAN GOODWIN A quiet sort of fellow? L Softball l, 2. 4, MARLYS HALLAND ' ' Skip to my lou, my darling ' Honor Society 35 Student Council 35 HR Officer l, 2, 35 Class Secretary 2, f 35 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Loyalty Day 35 Pram 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, fy., L Volleyball 2. -4 A Cappella 35 Loyalty Day 35 Prom 2, L Basketball l, 2, 35 L Football l, 2, -lid -19- DUANE HANSON At home on a farm FFA I, 2, 3, Sentinel. CARL HAUGEBERG JACKY HAMBECK How would Don ever get along with- out his car? Homeroom treasurer 3, Shorthand 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 3: L Softball I. DARYL HANSON He plays that beautiful big bass HR Vice President 3, Band I, 2, 3 Orchestra I, 2, 3, Red Cross Council 3. - iw .4 K I 1' 1:53 KENNY HAROLD Ever see a printing press work? Lab. Asst. 3, A Cappella 2, 3, High Times 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3. What will the FFA do without me? FFA I, 2, 3, Asst. Treasurer I, Presi- dent 2, Secretary 3, Prom 2, L Basket- ball I, 2, 3, L Softball I. ELAINE HELVIG She wears a smile that won't come off Pep Club 2, Loyalty Day 2, DE Club, Vice President 3. qi. 1 JOAN HEILBRUN She has many extra curriculars-mainly one Honor Society 3, Secretary, A Cappella I, 2, 3, Office Staff 3, Shorthand 3, Ushers 2, 3, Vice President 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Prom 2, L Basketball I. Joyce HENNESSEY When lrish eyes are sri-tiling FFA I, 2, Pep Club I, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, L Basketball I, 2, L Volleyball I, 2, L Softball I, DE Club I. Q, Avis HILL .h A pleasant smiling cheek, a speaking eye Library Club I, 2, 3, Vice President 2, l-EROY HINES president 3. Bless my soul, I finally made it Transfer from S. Dak. Loyalty Day I, 2, , '- , L I DAWN HOLTZ -I7 Heard any good records lately? DE Club 3, FHA l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3, L Volleyball l, 2, L Bowling l, L Softball l, 2. DYRON HOWELL if JACK HOUSTON ' 0 . Q il' Great thoughts, great feelings come to K ' him unawares - Band l, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 3 ,L Basket- ball 2, 3, L Softball l, 2, Track 2, 3. . Xt . ik ft:-,. Q .. lo 6 ESTER lVERSON To heck with dogs, a horse is my best friend He has interests elsewhere DE Club 3, FFA 2, Pep Club l, Loyalty Day l, L Basketball 1, Volleyball I, L. Softball 1. '- ANNE JENNINGS 9g To fall in love is awfully simple, but 5, to fall out of love is simply awful is Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, FHA 1, High Times 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Pep Club l, 2, Tri'Hi-Y 3, L Volleyball l, 2. l I .ur l 7 ALVIN JOHNSON A Blue Monday! ' High Times 2, 3, Ad Staff 2, 3, NIPA f.,1 ,b 2, Loyalty Day, l, 2, 3. 6' Ruay JOHNSON I have studied a little physics, now l'm all for music A Cappella 2, 3, Red Cross Council 3. FERNE JENSEN -P' The tree of silence bears the fruit of peace Shorthand 3. if f MELVIN JOHNSON .Q Tuesday's my day .7-K x L Basketball I, 2, 3, L Softball l, 2, 3. X, ' 'Sf u XL i x VERNON JOHNSON Q lf l'm not at home call Cleo's house , A Cappella l, 3, Prom Committee 2, Hi-Y lg l. Basketball l, 2, 3, L Volley- ' . ball l, 2, 3, L Softball l, 2, 3, Gym- ,ft , nastics l. . I sf'-A 4- -: 'sg 1 'f LINDA KALABZA Up to the office . . . and so to bed Playmakers 3, Office 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, L Volleyball 3. MAXINE KELLY A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone Pep Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, L Basketball I, 2, L Volleyball I, 2, 3, L Softball I, 2, 3. GARY KNuDTsoN To work or not to work, that is the question FFA I, 2, 3. U9- lifetime ALA VERA Jones BERYL JUH A smile is her umbrella She likes the alumni shorthand 3' Honor Society 3, Treasurer, Band I, 2, ff, Y 3 S' N '-sk.-f 'Ng F' t t 'f-' . C, Joyce KOLDEN Poise and charm-enough to last a 3, Shorthand 3, Library Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Tru Hu Y 2, 3. JD 6 - v , It matters how of N ff 1 i S Lois KARLSEN not how long we live but DE Club 3. GARY KING Aye, every inch a king L Basketball I, 2, 3, L Volleyba 3, L Softball I, 2, 3, Gym I. MARILYN KNUDSON L .Qt Have you ever seen a girl so fair with sparkling eyes and shining hair Playmakers I, 2, 3, HR Vice President 2, A Cappella I, Shorthand 3, Red Cross Council 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, L Basketball I, 2, L Volleyball I, 2, 3, L Bowling I, 2, 3, L Softball I, , X 4 i 2. DALARIE KRUMWIEDE Cause of several cases of eyestrain Ushers I, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, FHA I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, Loyalty Day I, 2, L Basketball I, L Volleyball I, 2, L Bowling I, 2, L Softball I, 2, DE Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer. 0:1-sv Rosen LARsoN I think l'll Walker home BARBARA L1NiNGToN An all-around pal, a likable gal HR Vice President 3, Playmakers 1, 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 1, Shorthand 3, FHA 1, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Treasurer 3, L Basketball 1, 2, 3, L Volleyball 1, 2, 3, L Softball 1, 2, 3, Gym 1. BILL MCALLEN Doggone, l'd be a sensation if I weren't so shy HR President 3, Student Council 3, Red Cross Council 2, Loyalty Day 3, Prom 2, L Basketball 1, 2, 3, L Softball 1, 2, 3. lf- -'N 7' RACHEL LANGSETH ARNOLD LARSON , She powders her face with sunshine My fayofjye ag f Ushers I. 2, 3, FHA I, Pep Club 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, Sentinel , vs r ide L Basketball 1, 2, L Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 3, lg!! f L Bowling 1, 2, L Softball 1, 2. f ' 1 Juoiri-i MCFALL A beauty with brain and BROWN Student Council 2, HR President 2, Playmakers 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 1, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 ,L Basketball 1, L Volleyball 1, 2, L Bowling 1, Softball 1. XX CJC1 ITIOFVOW 'a-4, if- i There are two days about which one should never wor Li DLAUF ry-yesterday and to- Homeroom Vice President 1, Band 1, 2, 3, Prom Committee 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, L Basketball 1. GLENN LuNo When he starts laughing the whole period is shot Student Council 1, HR President 1, A- HR Vice President 2, Red Cross Coun- f 1311 gf-'K .LA cil 2, Searchlight 2, 3, High Times 2, 3, Q' Quill and Scroll 3, President, Prom 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, Secretary 2, L Basketball 1, -uw X 9 6 talking PAT MCLANE Every woman has the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of men Playmakers 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, A Cappella 1, 2, 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Council 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3: L Basket- ball 1, LVolleyball 1, 2, Gym 1. R Football 2. Donis MCCONN Come and talk with me, l'll do the HR Secretary-Treasurer 3, Shorthand 3, Library 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Loyal- ty Day 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, L Volleyball 1, L Softball 1. DARLENE MACHTELL Her heart lies in sunny California Shorthand 3, Ushers 2, 3, President 3, FHA 1, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Loyalty Day l, 2, Prom 2, L Basketball l, L Volley- ball l, L Bowling l, 2, L Softball 1. ALMA MAR We can find nothing to MAR her record HR Vice President 2, Class Vice Presi- dent 2, 3, Playmakers l, 2, 3, Thes- pians 2, 3, Ushers 2, 3, Searchlight 3, Loyalty Day 2, 3, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Girls Statae 2, 3, Governor 2, L Bowling 2. ELLOIDE MARSHALL To worry is folly, so let us be folly FFA 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 3. JOAN METZ Gentlemen prefer blondes HR Secretary-Treasurer 2, A Cappella 'l, 2, 3, Ushers l, 2, 3, Pep Club I, Prom 2, L Basketball 1, L Volleyball l, 2, L Softball 1, 15 wg Boa MACPI-IERsoN 1 'L , Tell me girls, is it me or my car? 4' ' HR Secretary-Treasurer 2, Science 2, '9 Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Prom 2, Hi-Y I, 5? L Basketball l, 3, R Football l, 2, ,V Track I, 2, 3. I' V fluff' X L KATHERINE MILLER I LESLIE G. MARQUART Who doubts in his ability is lacking in vision Transferred from Glendive, Montana. Glendive activities: Student Council from Philians, Choir 2, Science 1, L Volleyball 1, From MHS: Class Secre- tary 3, Debate 3. FLORADEAN MAYER l came, I saw, I went steady Playmakers l, 2, A Cappella l, 2, 3, Quartet 3, Shorthand 3, Searchlight 3, High Times 2, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Pep Club 'l, 2, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. IDA MARIE MILLER I may be quiet in school, but that doesn't mean anything Library 1, DE Club 3. JAMES HENRY MILLER A good fellow among fellows Loyalty Day l, 2, 3: L BBSll6Yball li 2: L Softball 1. Rings on her fingers,bells on his toes HR Secretary 3, Playmakers 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, Searchlight 3, High Times 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Magician 3, Pep l, 2, 3, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Secretary, L Basketball l, L Volleyball l, 2, 3, L Softball i, 2, 3. JOANNE MILLS GLADYS MITCHELL A friend to all Could those rosy cheeks be blushing? Pep Club l, 2, 3. Shorthand 3. I, qu I BEVERLY ANN MOREY BILL NELSON A sweet, attractive kind of grace Ushers l, 2, Pep Club 2, DE Club 3. around A Cappella l, 2, 3, Hi-Y l, 2- Qc LUCILLE NELSON Her interest wears a uniform FHA 2, Pep Club 2. LEONARD D. NELSON Oh those beautiful eyes Loyalty Day 2, 3, Prom 2. - :MQ DORIS MAE NEW NAM She seems to enjoy rife at MARILYN NEss Her mind is like the moon, always the , I Day 3. the man in it ' M Loyalty Day l, 2, 3. ' Y 'Y Q L I L RICHARD NOVAK BERGLJOT N. OLSON Minot High's Harry James She is pleasing, both in manner and in Band l, 2, 3, Vice President 35 Orches- dress ffi 2, 3: FFA 3- Shorthand 3. Just the sort of fellow we like to have ,lk e Shorthand 3, Library l, 2, 35 Loyalty 53' I PAUL Opsvic My, Swedes are intellectual! Honor Society 2, 35 Band l, 2, 35 Pep Band 35 Science 25 Hi-Y l, 25 L Basket- ball 3. PERSCILLA PETERSON Percy's sweet smile makes many friends for her Shorthand 3. JACK PHILLIPPE He was cut out to be an angel, but someone lost the pattern HR Vice President 25 Red Cross Coun- cil 25 Loyalty Day l, 2, 35 Hi-Y 25 L Basketball l, 35 L Softball 2, P, 'T 5 '5 , flj J xt l li GARY DUANE OLSON Lots of people have his name, but few his disposition Transferred from Balfour, offices held: ' Class President lg R Basketball l5 Track 15 Gym 15 MHS Activities, Loyalty Day 'N 'tv' KIPTON OOTHOUDT 'v N Oh to Halland and back Loyalty Day l, 35 L Basketball l, 2, 35 L Softball l, 2, 35 R Basketball l 2 Track 3. is 9' 02? my 2 x '? 4, Q ' O LEON G. POWER .gr I seem a saint when most I play the devil Student Council l, 35 HR President l, 35 Loyalty Day l, 25 Hi-Y 2, President5 Lab Asst, 25 Honor Society 2, 35 V Basketball 2, 35 V Football 2, 3, R Basketball lj R Football l. AUGUSTA PETERSON lt's nice to be natural when one is naturally nice PHYLLIS PETERSON Now you take boys-no, l'll take them Honor Society 35 Student Council 25 25 HR President 25 Playmakers 2, 35 Secretary 35 Thespians 2, 35 Orchestra 35 A Cappella 35 Quartet 35 Shorthand 35 Pep l, 2, 35 Prom 25 Loyalty Day l, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 L Basketball l. LEONA POLSFUT When she does something it stays done Honor Society 35 Playmakers 35 Office 35 Red Cross Council 35 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 L Volleyball 'l, 2, 35 L Softball l, 2, 3. DARLENE PRICHARD She holds a monopoly on the brain in- dustry Honor Society 2, 35 President5 HR Sec- retary 1, 2, Vice President 35 Ushers 3 Pep Club l, 2, 35 Loyalty Day l, 2, 3 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 L Bowling l, 2, 1 U' ONA ANN RANDALL Roaeizr RASMUSON Gjye me ,he Wfde Open Spaces and Under-classmen have their good points WS, one horse Band l, 2, Hi Y l, 2, L Basketball l 2 sand 1, 2, Loyalty may 3, DE Club 3. 3: Soffball 2- awww' .rl Q Q ' f Y X GORDON ROEN ' F A good fellow, a good worker, a good A friend 39' l i l . 4 . MONICA Rocens A thing of beauty is always a joy Class Treasurer 3, Playmakers l, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Li- brary 'l, Vice President, FHA l, Red Cross Council l, Searchlight I, 2, 3, High Times 2, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, 2, L Basketball 2, 3, Track 2. - A Cappella 3, FFA l, 2, 3, Loyalty Day A . 1 ul -.f 40 4 DIANE RONNIE Two dimples tack her smile in place HR Secretary l, Treasurer 2, Library 'l, 2, Secretary-Treasurer, Pep Club l, 2, Loyalty Day l, 2, 3, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, L Volleyball l, L Bowling l, L Softball. 'Q Q' ELLIS RONSHAUGEN I enjoy my coffee in the morning FFA l, Loyalty Day l, 2, L Basketball l, 2. 45 eff i gi'- ? i ' ' . 5 .s QUV' .f S' . .Y 355,85 Magician 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Loyalty Day l, 2, 3, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, L Basketball l, 2, L Volleyball l, 2, L Softball l, 2. ELEANOR RONNING Sweet, attractive kind of grace A Cappella l, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Loygl. fy Day 'l, 2, L Volleyball l. Doizis RoseNaeRceR Just give me a KING in a castle Student Council l, HR President l, Playmakers I, 2, 3, A Cappella I, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, President 3, Loyalty Day l, 2, 3, Queen's Court 3, L Basket- ball l, 2, L Volleyball I, 2, L Bowling and Softball I. .. W. -3 r, -I Cgp ARDYTH Rueo ' A perfect hostess KENNETH SAMMONS A Honor Society 3, A Cappella 3, Office Anchors Away! 3, Science 2, Searchlight 2, Pep Club LBasketball 2, 3, L Softball l. , l, 2, 3, Loyalty Day l, 2, 3, Prom 2, f Tri-Hi-Y 3. JENNELL SCHAFER Her sweet disposition is hard to beat DE Club 3, Pep Club l. SHIRLEY SCOTTLYH Lady be good! g HR Secretary 2, Playmakers brary l, 2, 3, FHA 'l, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Debate 3, L Basketball I, 2, ball i, 2, 3, Bowling 1, L Softball I, 2. CLEO SELVOG If l'm not at home, call Vernon's house Pep Club l, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 3, Queen's Court 3, Prom 2, L Basketball 1, 2, L Softball 1, Tri-Hi-Y 3. WAYNE SANSTEAD He has a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute Student Council I, 2, 3, Tri-Chairman, HR Vice Presiednt I, President 2, Senior Class President 3, Playmakers l, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Thespians 2, Star, Loyalty Day 3, Prom Co-Chairman 2, Debate 3. 2, 3, Li- L Volley- JAC KY SAWBY A ring on her finger-significant fact PHYLLIS Sci-INIEICI-IEL She laughs with the jolliest and works the busiest Library 1, 2, Red Cross Council 2, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Loyalty Day l, 2, 3, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, L Volleyball l, ROLLAND SEBO My favorite hangout-the tennis court High Times 2, Ad Staff l, L Basketball l, 2, L Football l, L Softball I. DELORES ANN SEM A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market Student Council 3, HR Treasurer 'l, President 3, Class Treasurer 2, Play- A 2' x VIRGINIA SENGER Red hair-what more do you want Library 2, Pep Club I, 2. DONALD SMITH This is one live wirewith connections FFA l, 2, 3, L Basketball 1, 2, 3, L Softball l, 2, 3, V Football 3, R Foot- ball I, 2, Track l. makers 2, 3, A Cappella 2, 3, Quartet 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, lntra-City Sub. 3, L Basketball 1, 2, L Volleyball 'l, 2, 3, L Bowling 1, 2, L Softball 2, 3. 'SWK SHIRLEY SMITH Fate tried to conceal her by naming her Smirh Honor Society 2, 3, HR Treasurer 3, Red Cross Council l, Searchlight Ads 2, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Loyalty Day l, 2, 3, L Volleyball l, 2, L Bowling 2, L Softball l. LYLE SNYDER A twinkle in his eye, betrays the mis- chief in his head L Basketball 3, L Softball 2. HAROLD SOLBERG An all around good fella Honor Society 2, 3, Vice President 3, HR Vice President 3, FFA l, 2, 3, Vice President 2, President 3, Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3, Prom 2, R Football 2, Track l. I, Loyalty Day l, , P GERMAINE SMITH SEBASTIAN SMITH I prefer OLE-O to butter My gal is a DARLENE Playmakers l, 2, Library l, 2, Pep Club Loyalty Day l, 2, 3, L Basketball I, 2. 2 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2 3 I T 7' G' .ai 4-' 4 9 , 'rs' 'iii I NORMA RUTH STORUD I take life easy and I will live 'till I ' ' die U ,I 1-3 Band 2, Shorthand 3, Red Cross Coun- X Nag CII I. 'ns x ll I l sy, N K Rail A 0 C I ' A 1' N ' l, ' '17 5 lf' f' ' 443, If LESLIE SNYDER 9 11 Study is a pastime why overdo I L Basketball 3 L Softball 2 X' 1 Dfw I ,. It K ,W L gb, I PROUTY SNYDER Ig I shoulda stood In bed X? L Basketball 3 L Softball 2 fag ', LOVVELL K STAKE I only sing cuz everyone makes m n. Band 1, 2 A Cappella 3 Tl' I, 2, 3, L Bask I roar Track l. JOYCE EILEEN STRAIN I'm not flirtatious, I'm just friendly Playmakers 3, Band 1, 2, Shorthand 3 FHA l, Red Cross 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3 Loyalty Day l, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Basketball 2, L Volleyball 3. L SHELLEY SANDRA STRAUS Girls may laugh and girls may Smile, but l giggle on forever Student Council Secretary 2, HR Sec- retary 1, Playmakers 1, 2, 3, Search- light 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 2, 3, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 435 DARCY TEIGEN Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we may have to work HR Vice President 1, A Cappella 1, 2, 3, Quartet 3, Track 1, 3. .4 K MARLENE A. THOMPSON There lies much deviltry behind that calm exterior Loyalty Day 2. DORA MAE TRuAx My art speaks for me Playmakers 1, 2, 3, A Cappella 1, Li- brary 1, Ushers 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3. MARVIN R. THORNBY l cater to juniors myself Student Council 2, HR President 2, Hi- Y 2, Treasurer, L Basketball 1. ALLAN C. URBAN He's a quiet man, but quite a man HR Vice President 2, Secretary-Treas- urer 3, Science Club 2, Hi-Y 2, L Basketball 1, 2, 3, L Softball 1, 2, 3, V Football 3, R Football 1, 2, Track 1, if!! it 3. if , A : , ,g if yu' lt ' W J, i ,A t . S , ,i M ' 1: .s ' f f',.,. 5' .P . f, HVV,,4i A 1 if HENRY WILLIAM VALKER Drop dead so I can sell your family some flowers Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3. HARLAN VARBERG Take it easy, be a sport, just remember life is short FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. ,J 1. u 1 X CAROL GAY WAGNER Youth must have its fling-I wish someone would fling a youth at me A Cappella 2, 3, Ushers 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Prom 2. DELORES WALKER As they say in aviation-RODGER HR Secretary 2, A Cappella 1, 2, 3 Shorthand 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Prom 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 2. LEONA WEHNIHOEFER Smiling lips and laughing eyes wa WILLIE VVANKEL KNUT O. WEFALD He furnishes every room he enters Women and music should never be ' with a hot air system dated -J L Basketball I, 2, 3, L Softball l, 2, 3, Honor Society 3, L Basketball 2, 3, L V Football 3, R Football l, 2, Track l, Softball 2. -di Red cross councii 2, Pep Club I, 2. DARLENE VVIDDEL Her ambition goes sky-high Student Council 1, 3, HR President 1, Vice President 3, Playmakers I, 2, 3, Shorthand 3, Science 2, Searchlight 3, Ads 3, High Times Editor-in4Clnief 2, 3, Ads 2, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, President, Magician 3, NIPA 2, 3, Pep I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3, Queen's Court 3: Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, lntra-City Stu- dent Council 3, Girls State 2, 3, Sec- retary-Treasurer, L Basketball 1, 2, L Volleyball 1, Bowling l, L Softball l, 'it q 2, 3, Gymnastics 1. MYRNA L. WoI.FF Short in stature, but big in Pep Club l, 2, Loyalty Day 3, 3. ev 6' heart C, DE Club -rj N in l 1 os W9 7 r- q 's Q.. 5 it af sf 4 .i fi DARLENE E. WERNER Never can tell what she's gonna do LOREN WINK Life is one great song, start the music VIRGINIA Wooo Extremely busy, but quiet about it Pep Club l, 2. f W1 -0 y 'S DOROTHY WORNER Two little horns, holding up a halo HR Secretary 3, Playmakers 2, 3, A Cappella 2, 3, Science 2, Secretary, Searchlight 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Loyalty Day 2, 3, Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Debate 2, L Volleyball 2, L Bowling 2, L Soft- ball 2. DANNY WRIGHT They call me curly, wonder why? t Hi-Y 3 Debate 2. 'U' dit-ir Q' -. '5- N x X 'X fx l l 2 J lv X EX SHARON KAY ZOOROW XBIETTY Lou ZAI-IURSKY This is me end, but not for me Don't take her too seriously Pl5Ym6lK9fS 3: A CBPPCHG li UbFBI'Y DE Club 3. 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REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS EL REPRESENTATIVE STUDENTS EN Class Wlll of l953 We the under named sensors belng of sound mind C73 wlsh to make the followung bequests nn this Our Class Wall Vonnne Beaulneu wtlls all her out of town boy friends to Audrey Kath Beryl Juhala and Phyllns Peterson wall thelr piano playlng abllrty to Donelda Hovdestad Sue Bale wulls her Southern drawl to Gordon Wheeler Danny Wrlght Ellonde Marshall and Vlrgul Alme wlll their curly hatr to Charles Marshall Sylvia Brekke Pat McLane and Mlke Bnggs wlll thelr corn to Ronnie llvedson Cleo and Boonse leave to start good housekeep an Vlr Farstad wllls has honesty to all bluffers Kay Blansdell wllls her crown to next years queen Bob Fleland and Wxllxe Wankel wuth the rest of the football squad wlll theur cuts brulses and broken bones to future MHS teams Wayne Sanstead wllls has debating ablllty to Stan Lunnertz Darlene Prichard and Erlc Fugulso will their braun power to Connle Nelson and Janet Greswold Glenn Lund leaves the darkroom to fund some other place to develop plctures'9 Joan Hellbrum and Leon Power leave the Honor Soclety unwnlllngly Pat Conners Bxll Nelson and Darcy Tengen leave to fund a party Gaylan Bergren Shelly Straus and Monuca Rogers wlll thenr posltuons on the Searchllght to future edutors Jack Phllllppe and Marv Thornby leave wlth the rest of the gang Gaylord Fox wulls has stubborn way with women to Serge Galnson Snookle Wlddel wllls her ambntlon to Mans Avery Gig Byrne wnlls his fllrtatuous quurks to llttle Dean Barlow Allan Urban wllls his looks to Allan Thomas Dyron Howell leaves to catch up on a llttle sleep Bob Rasmuson leaves Joyce Hambeck but hates Bob Breaw wnlls his actor s mask to Boyd Christen son Dorothy Worner walls all her Blsmarck fans to her sister Carol lAs If she needs theml Janet Gordon wllls her femlnlne charm to Coreen Bussen Floradean Mayer wllls her Croonlng to the birds Al Johnson wllls has stature to has brother Bull Marllyn Knudson wtlls her wlnnlng smile to Sandra Frosaker Lnnda Kalabza Ardyth Rued and Marlo Blvuns leave the offuce an good order Alma Mar and Malcolm Glmse wnll their leader shnp ablllty to the two Garys Abrahamson and Holum Gary Kung wnlls has browning ablluty to who ever can get away wuth It Anne Jennlngs and Bull Valker will thelr clannet playing abllnty to future band members Marlys Halland and Sklppy Oothoudt leave to gether Llela Brelland Joyce Kolden and Berglnot Olson wall theur quiet ways to the Froshmores Darlene Machtell leaves for Callfornna o I ' r I I . . , . 1 - u ' u 1 . 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I I . . . . . , - . 1 1 11 n Prophecy Here ut us 1960 and the openung day of the North Dakota State Faur what a mob' I funally duspensed wuth trufles and brubed Darlene Pruchard to sell me a tucket and hurrued on un to pester the poluceman Allen Urban and Wullue Wankel Wuth muld threats rungung un my ears I clumbed over the fence to watch the excutung grandstand show All the seats were taken so I crowded un wuth Bruce Brown Marv Thornby Gugu Byrne and Kenny Flynn and theur dates Shelly Straus Janet Gor don Sue Bale and Marulyn Knudson Marulyn told me that Jo Doekson and Monuca Rogers are partners un a bug busuness furm Dora Mae Truax us a foremost dress desugner and Wayne Emery and Bob McPherson lust won the mens doubles champuonshup Just as I got un terested Mac Gumse the Master of Ceremonues made hus appearance so we turned our attentuon to the show The furst star was Vurgul Alme who crooned my favorute love song unto the mucro phone Then Jud McFall and Pat McLane wuth a bouncy Uke duet Dashung Dennus Crutes tram polune act and Sharon DuPuuss trauned dog act flashed before our astonushed eyes un rapud suc cessuon All thus tume the funnuest Iuttle clown has been runnung around and Ive been unformed by the announcer Duck Dobson that he us none other than Bob Breaw My goodness they re movung anumal cages on stage now In the meantume Kent Opsvug s orches tra has taken the spotlught A few of hus able musucuans are Jerry Goheen Ruchard Novak Daryl Hanson and Bull Valker The cages are un place now and the luons and tugers are goung thru theur paces under Sue Petersons fuerce whup After thus came the beautuful grand funale Kay Muller Barbs Lunungton and Januce Elluson are a few of the dancers Sylvua Brekke stole the whole show wuth her rendutuon of lm Yours Funally duscovered by the gateman I had to make a hurrued exut On the way over the fence for the second tume I met Ruchard Langseth and Dalarue Krumweude who gave me some more un formatuon about old classmates Gaylan Bergren us doung very well and at present he us wadung through a new order of tombstones partly attru buted to Bull Anderson s new hugh powered sport car and Eruk Fugelso has hus own weught luftung c ass Bob Fuelands vouce reached me about thus tume and I allowed hum to persuade me to gaze upon the most beautuful gurls un the forty eught states I notuced several other famuluar faces un the tent such as Gaylord Fox Mel Cummungs and Gook Power l funally dragged myself away and stopped at the freak show A few very unterested people there were Gary Kung and Boonue John son and theur dates Dorus Rosenberger and Cleo Selvog Anne Jennungs ant show was next on my lust of musts and un the same tent my eye was caught by Duane Ronnue and Leona Polsfuts flea curcus There was a large crowd gatherung outsude the tent so I ventured over and got the thrull of a lufetume by the daredevul druvung of Vurg Farstad Barry Brown and Pat Conners When I could stand no more I contunued my walk around and I notuced Karen Dunnell as a fortune teller and took un a demonstratuon on the art of love by the master Glenn Lund I furually wandered unto the penny arcade where I spent a very enuoyable hour I comforted myself by the fact that Delores Brandvold Kay Blausdell Bell McAllen Skuppy Oothoudt and Ardyth Rued were squanderung theur pennues there too As a matter of course my pennues ran out and sunce Leonard Nelson wouldnt lend me any l had to leave thus haunt and unstead lend my ear to a loud mouthed vuolent gestured barker known as Sandy aluas Wayne Sanstead Accordung to hum he had excellent entertaun ment to offer so I but and for I5 munutes watched Floradean Mayer Vonnue Beaulueu Joan Heulbrun Shurley Scott and Jackue Cochran gauly kuck theur way thru a can can lune My next stop was the thrullung rudes operated by Delores Walker and Roger Larson I saw Darlene Machtell Alma Mar Delores Sem Marlys Halland Maruon Buvuns and Ruby Johnson all wearung very suck expressuons The loop o loop plane must have been too much for them Snookue Wuddel was smarter she stuck to the merry go round Also by the merry go round was a greasy lookung slucker un a punk struped zoot suut who un general appearance re sembled Jack Phulluppe Funally exhausted but happy I began my weary way home furst stoppung to get one of Dorus McConns carmeled apples and a box of Karen Garruson s buttered popcorn It was then I notuced Chrustue Chrustensons sweepung up after the crowd and Dorothy Worner talkung to one of the curcus roustabouts under a street lamp I found out later ut was Don Blore Il thought he was goung to be a hobot . . . , ' ' ' I 1 I . 1 ' , f . 1 . . , - 1 ' ' ' ' 11 11 - - 1 1 1 ' . . , 1 ' . . 1 . 1 . . . . . . - 1 , . . . 1 . 1 1 . . - 1 - 1 . . . . . 1 ' . 1 . . . , - , . . . . . , . 1 1 1 1 . . . . . 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'Nu-5.--as,-X Q a 1 Y kv p ,Mf f ,-.f ,. is iff, r K ilill Qui 'Nw-., I -A-r - Q fwfr l if-:sf ff aw Honor Roll AUDREY ALI Y GAYLAN BERGREN MARION BIVINS DELORES BRANDVOLD JACQUELINE COCHRAN ERIC FUGELSO MARLYS HALLAND CARL HAUGEBERG JOAN HEILBRUN RUBY JOHNSON BERYL .IUHALA GLENN LUND JUDITH MCFALL JOAN METZ PAUL OPSVIG PHYLLIS PETERSON LEONA POLSFUT LEON POWER DARLENE PRICHARD ARDYTH RUED SHIRLEY SMITH HAROLD SOLBERG KNUT WEFALD DOROTHY WORNER ff Roger Abbott Ron Abrahamson Bob Anderson Gary Anderson John Anderson Margaret Anderson Pat Anderson Sylvua Anderson Elsue Annell Ted Artmenko Eva Bachmeuer Lous Baklenko Lorraune Balke Donn Barber Donna Behrens Betty Bell Wunnue Bergem Don Bernhard Loren Juornson Rose Black Ruth Black Ernest Borgen Gerald Borud John Bowman Marua Braun Darlene Brostrom Colleen Brugh Lyle Buchwutz Darlene Bunker Della Burkhartsrneuer Dean Caley Roy Cedarstrom Frank Clark Gladys Clementuch Sharon Cochran Marulyne Dahl Theresa Dosch Duane DuPuus Arnold Edunger Crescense Ehlers Gayle Engen Arlene Faul Bud Fawbush Phyllus Faydo Jerry Fusher Jackue Fux Bob Frosaker Bernuce Ganue Elaune Geuzler Carol Getzloff Beverly Hagaseth Muldred Haldu 34 NDAC NDAC UND UND NDAC MSTC Ca ufornua St Joseph Munot Munot Santa Ana College Munot Canada Kansas Cuty MSTC MSTC Mrs Ed LaFrance UND Munot NDAC Munot Munot Munot Navy MSTC Munot Munot Munot MSTC Munot Munot Munot NDAC Munot Munot MSTC Augsburg Munot Munot Aur Force MSTC NDAC unot unot urtOI Carlton UND UND MunO1 NDAC Trunuty Munot MSTC ALUMNI I952 Dorene Halland MSTC LuVerne Hambeck Mrs Paul Northrop Audrey Hanson Everett Hanson Margue Hanson Kenneth Harmon Pat Harmon Janet Harrus Marulyn Helluwell Duane Hennessy Anna Hoelscher Gayle Hoffman Myrna Hoover Donna Hulberg Neal Hultun Don Huwe Gordon Irwun Januce Iverson Carol Johnson Owen Johnson Joella Kaedung Jackue Kemper Ronald Kerr Donald Kuhle Kenneth Kuhle Vurgunua Klumpel Gerry Kloepfer Joyce Kohoutek Layne Kombeutz Kutty Kotchuan Gerry Kovalenko Carol Kvalvuk Arlene Larson Januce Larson Marulyn Larson Vuncent Larson Jeanette Lee Clare Levadnev Beverly Lovelace Duck Lyders Eugene Luedke Gerry McDonald Darlene McGrath Ruchard Malek Donald Mann Jummy Maragos Januce Martun Ralph Mellom Frank Meyers Barbara Muckelson Dorus Muchell Laura Mueller Larry Nagatomo Munot Trunuty Munot Munot Munot Munot Trunuty Murot Macalester Munot MSTC Munot Munot Busuness College Munot Concordua W Nazarune Munot Iowa State MSTC Munot UND Munot MSTC MSTC MSTC Munot Munot UND Ruso MSTC Mrs Arthur Oen Munot Munot arvard Munn Munot MSTC MSTC Mrs Don Boyeff Munot St John U Navy Macalester MSTC UND NDAC MSTC MSTC Valparauso UND Januce Naslund Theresa Naumann Ruchard Nelson Vuvuan Neshem Donna Newman Levu Newport Ardyth Norem Carol Olson Lyle Olson Marlene Olson Maruanna Olson Denyse Osdoba Donna Owens LeRoy Oxentenko Helen Panasuck Robert Paul Gary Pearson Chleo Pederson Duane Peterson John Podruchny Thelma Quamme Doran Quandt Douglas Runn Sharon Ronnung Laurene Ronshaugen Charles Rowe John Samuelson Donna Sanders Martlyn Sather Bob Sawamura Sharon Schnase Mulo Semmon Ruchard Shea Lowell Shubert Evelyn Souther Dean Sprunger Bob Stafford Marlow Straun Bob Talbott Neva Templemann Ronald Tttus Darlene Waldref Charles Waterman Marlene Waterman Connue Westphal Aluce Wetmore Lots Wulkes Patsy Wulluams Gary Wullus Delores Yuly Beth Zeretzke Joanne Zuetlow Marulyn Zummer Mrs Gayle Blowers MSTC Northwestern Munot Munot MSTC Trunuty UND Mrs Ed Denson Northwestern UND Mrs Duane Pellet Munot Munot MSTC UND Munot MSTC MSTC Munot Munot UND Luther College Seattle MSTC UND Munot MSTC U of Munn MSTC MSTC Navy Munot Munot MSTC Munot Munot Munot N W Nazarune UND Munot MSTC Trunuty Mrs Duck Larson Munot MSTC Trunuty Navy Munot Munot Munot Munot Jack Brezinski ,,,,.,,w,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, MSTC ' ' ' ' .Y.Y.........s..,.,.,,,..,,,,,,,.... 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HAZEL FJILLANGER FARGO SMALLWOOD cs- r '9 Iwo. ? in KEENAN SMITH Biology tl! 2 M r I f DONALD VANESS ESTHER WERRE Orchestra Typing I SHIRLEY ZIMDARS Girls' Physical Education r yi In I L FRANK STECKEL Mechanical Drawing Agriculture Home Mechanics and Craft Electrical and Metal Works LILLIAN WILSON Library fi MARGARET BLAZEK Biology Home Economics i- l l JUNIOR CLASS ii?-I' ff 1 -f--v-x Top row Stanley Llnnerfz Arlan Irwin Davld Waldron Don Schoenwald Thlrd row LaVonne Sorenson Sandra Frosaker Janice Day Second row Jean Parge Peg Anderson Gaul Sannes First row Betty Blore Mavis Avery Under the leadership of Don Schoenwald along wnh the guudung hand of Mass Eleanor Schroeder the Junior Class had for Its mayor prolecf the problem of ranslng funds for the 1953 JumorSenuor Prom They dld so by sponsoring dances and sellxng :ce cream bars during Their Froshle year They also had charge of The pencil machine for Two semesters Q s 'f' R .B Q f. 4 x-wJ Gary Abrahamson K 735 5' f -1 'I W 4 r,,t, X Myron Aho 8.1 Donald Evelyn Anderson Anderson Geraldine Betty Barsness Baklenko flu. Betty Blore 'WU' if Wilma Braun 'A Gloria Areta Brooks Burrows lx 1,9 Irene Aiken 72? Peggy Anderson Henry Behrens 1:5 'mr Michael Brayson wi.- Wilbur Aiken -vi' Maynard Anderson iff Y Dorothy Berdine -. 40' GY Q .1 . Jean Alberts pd '57 4 R 'i Eileen Alvstad 19 'Y Aa: Richard Mavis Anderson Avery .KN 9 Barbara Berg gi Aa Margarette Blelland eo Melvin Pearl Brezinski Brieland Brietzke :- 'Y 'T' 5 Karen Coreen Rhoda Louis Busse Bussen Butterfield Caley 43 l E C X Q '89 --fr J .,,, A J L J, 373' ik ii Joan Ann Jean Faith Lorraine Boyd Chambers Champlin Champlin Chantland Chelgren Christenson P5 ' Darryl Lowell Gary Linda Yvonne Pat Christianson Christianson Clark Clark Cook Costain 'Ik T? 'WY A4 252.11 Richard Gary Orville Roger Peter Janice Cox Cranston Dahly Dailey Dassenko Da M it it J H 1 'r 'i L Yvolnne Sharon Douglas Joanne Mary Bonnie Desulets Dobson Dolan Eide Elder Erickson cv rung ,gy Fred Joyce Roger Sandra Lois Donna 44 Felberr Fitch Florence Frosaker Fossurn Gierde c-rj lf' Ted Gates A ,tba 'sffffi' Gerald Gausvick V-I l 1 8 15 sf., Bob Rose L Carl Beverly Gelnett Gieser Ggetz Gregerson Janet Lavon Gaylord Arlene Greslivold Griffee Hageseth Haldi Virginia Hanson 1 'wf Janice Hoenhous xii Betty Hulberg U Joyce Boyd Hambeck Hanson '1'-'far Donald Harold fi Marie Harstad ,CHQ Esther Sally Mariorie Helliwell Henning Herzog 4 Beverly Hoglund pq 'Git- .,..vv Vernon Hunter vs? Julia Hoppman -4 4 X Leroy Huus 9'5- T' ' in y, ,. on i f x'f'?:?2 :ol ri lx ' .E -9 .. Clifford Donelda Carol HQUp1 Hovdestad Howell Ronald Arlan Lo a Ilvedson Irwin Jenson 45 .-it-G ,--.51 Ove, wr' 2 Allan Johnson Jo Ann Kerr 'OW -Wir Elaine Kvam 'Q' Gerald Lawson Joanne 46 Lolvedt De a Jones f- Carole Knudson :! Robert Landns Dean Leckrnan Roland Marlene Donna Jul'1ala Ka Karlsen 99 1 D -'W 1 Vernon Knudtson Audrey Larson 3 Cora ee It Donna Brlan Luedke McDannel Lorraine Kolden ' -'sn David Larson -11 Ne: Lergh lf' ll Kay Machtell ? Jacky KOTTSICK 'U' Y? wu-V' Donald Larson 'lbs Wayne Lenaburg l. ? Audrey Kath Q.-fi' De Warne Kuehl Jayne Larson fff 173 Claudette Lewns Ma' Beverly Shrrley Manland Maloney M. .. 1? ' ,V 4' J as , J ' ' , L I 1 V ' x ,J J X J rl ,3 xy . fri MA? II M lk , ff' Y f V S' cv ' a 'F ll'r Y 4 M A W VI? lm. -5 K V Q - 'M I ,Q J fanny Y M tj, 4 L J L L ll J I ' I :sf ' ' 'll J ' T A X ' I a .f 1 ' .4 ' 'fs af' -Q-3 I K X ,'- . ? ,L L A X lj, f' 3 i L J i su, ian? f I' kv' 'ig,,6,.fTi rv..- 527, X Aw l Q 5, . 'Q 'Q' tm! A !K All A few , ' , -0 'N r -as -X as is 3 A-J J - rrry - A '. ' ,,,l r al, -, , ,J x 2 .JJ ,Q f ,. ' V' X 317 A xx J' lll l 'l L . . L f J m J .-,A ,N L , - U V ' . Q, 7 Quo 1 V tv 5 K J J ' I A x 'QSI' Vnvlan Maragos fd lm Montgomery 'Razr 'W' Margaret Nassner T? Zelma Newman 'U' Marlorue Ofsthun Charles Marshall Elizabeth Marten n Nu '15 Karen Nelson A ri. -:Sf Jerry Nuckel 4' Marcella Olsen fm ,Q Af! I Marilyn Betty Audrey Marlys Mellom Mxckelson Mlckel Mllbrath s liv- s.7 ,Y 7 if l Adaur Rose Murlam Morey Morgan Mueller ,M av 'Q' L Jeanette Beverly Joyce Nelson Newman Newman -fi 'Ca' Larry ous lm O Brlen O Brnen Odegard wx I 3 Rolland um Rochelle Olson Osman Owens Yvonne Myers 'll Marnlyn Newman 43 Duane Ofsthun Pace 47 'S- .0 x r Jean Clinton .K lg Parge Pederson t X t ....---5 li 'Pav K Phelps 929' Leila Rose August Roletta Pederson Perlichek Peterson Peterson 41 l 'W' Roger Joan Mary Karen Craig James Price Rainford Randall Ransom Reeves 1-Hema 91 it A: ff: EX 'W Terry David Gail Le Roy Reynen Rinn Robinson Rogelstad ii 1 i . ff 5 - , . l l. ,i :va . Q f if Us ' 1 L -href' ' 'I 'S' A Hal Alton Scarbrough Schlag ,,p,k 9 .5 41'-Q Gerald Schloer Darrell Schmit 3 1 Ronald Gail Ronning . Sannes A ii ' V fr . i N. Donald Donna Shoenwald Sells Alice Arlen La Vonne Shirley 48 Shaw Shirley Smebali Smith Sorenson Sorenson Rosanne Karen fi T! Lorraine Sta ke Leonard Thompson Anita Valor 12' Gordon Wheeler LOST Gene Afseth Arnie Alm Leonard Ellingson Rose Hurtovenko Ordean Huus Morris Johnson Gloria Johnson 'Q IA if' Judy Stebleton -2 f ,gin 5 Barbara Thoreson Lorraine Van Erp '15 .BF X .J-L ' 15? . T L, lil 4 Olive Henry Buddy Donna Stemen Storbeck Swiss Thompson 'xr W -,, 1'-M 'Sy' 1- i 4 ve: Donald Ellen Mary Ann Ray Travis Trihub Truax Twidf 'KD- -v' . 4,--4 wwf. my I Sharon David Janet Darlene Vassar Waldron Waterman Weber ' fs 1 4744 X X AL J Delores Jeanette Joyce Jim Carol Widmayer Williamson Witt Wolfe Worner I l Arvada Ruby Wutzke Zook FORGOTTEN Carole Larson Stanley Linnertz Ted Pedas Joyce Schmeichel Joyce Taylor Ardith Wallace William Zweigle 49 ufzfoff Zz offffzais' L7 Al ,M 6 y 55 'W '44 ga 1 gf 'D '- A,, , A 1 ' A ? f uf..-W'--1 V 2-V-,z:2mQ'. I .A W ,Q x J! K 'Ib ,3 K? wwwsagprhh n,,,Xgf'? '-M-,x -V4 f-.Q I '+wvvns'f? iw? ,vw K' .N ff! -, N. w.f.EQ,aa' -as-iff- 'L Q 5 . y- . ,W ,... X ndifn . 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V Keep It a Secret was the theme song of the annual staff thus year as they tried keep the T95 Searchlight theme a secret untll the completed books were dlstrlbuted A new system or organ lzatlon was used ID prepar Ing the annuals this year wuth four mann departments and one person nn charge of each as follows copy staff Monlca Rogers art staff Shelley Straus bus: nes departfnent Janet Gor don photography Glenn Lund Editor In Chief Gay these various staffs work ed long hours to meet each separate deadline for dlf ferent sections of the book The staff advlsor Mal Nag atomo was kept busy also for her OK was necessary on each page before It could be sent to the Taylor Publlshlng Co of Dallas Texas to be pnnted 52 SEARCHLIGHT Q7 1 !i if Art staff pictured above left to right Back row Gary Afseth Bob Hoerter Gaul San nes Sandra Frosaker Second row Jacky Cochran Joyce Wntt Sharon Vasser Lavon Grlffee Front Delaune Hanson Dora Mae Truax Shelley Straus Connle Nelson 3 Copy staff shown above left to nght Front Karen Garruson Darlene Wlddel Janet Gordon Mary Ann Truax Second row Dorothy Worner Sharon DuPuus Jo Doekson Floradean Mayer Back row Murnam Mueller Vlvlan Maragos Sylvla Brekke Kate Muller ll ' V T f s to 2-53 v C, ' S , ' .O . . 4? T 0 KA - 'A , 7 N . . . - A , . 1 X x, , -- l '. V I 1' X- le ' ' req ,L l t , , : ll ' y , 2 tl T I I ' Y - X ' l El . , ' t K 7 D . U' , M T L. 23- x lan Bergren, together with ti , K - - 1 sd - it ,t,,l I . I . - I I . . I I y ' Q? , , . - 1,2 1- tu. s . , c . Eff' tx tl - :. ' u , . ' ' s 1 f C ' L., ,xg-I W Seated Gordon Momca at desk Gaylan Bergren edutor standmg Duck Dobson sports editor Janet busmess editor Genn Lund photography edltor Shelley Straus Bri edvtor Rogers copy editor RED CROSS COUNCIL L MEHIIAN Lfuun R53 rags 551-IUUL KH FY! GI 7 HI' S FUI' -r 501 H M C 5:11574 UI' MIND NDN U1 EAIHDYI DFA The Red Cross Council IS composed of rep resentatuves from each home roorn Durmg the year these representatives collect money from the homerooms and use If to buy artlcles for needy chrldren In foreign countries The coun cal IS under the advlsorshlp of Mrs Eula M Rush QUILL and SCROLL Quill and Scroll, an honorary so- ciety for journalists, includes hard- working members of High Times and Searchlight staffs. The Minot chapter this year was led by president Glenn Lund and under guidance of Miss Mai Nagatorno. In the fall the third annual North- west Press Conference, sponsored by the Minot society, was completed suc- cessfully. The purpose of this confer- ence was to discuss phases of journal- ism. Speakers were Minot High stu- dents and representatives from the daily news KLPM radio station. Other Quill and Scroll proiects in- clude sponsoring a Valentine formal and holding a spring banquet for in- itiation of new mernbers. The annual Quill and Scroll publication is the Magician, which is edited by members SC' -we 46 ,fix Z X ' Nl W 93, - ' Q , A .S-L T ' A V no .1 M. ,W ,. . wif' 'A fn- 'lf M Officers, left to right: DARLENE WIDDEL ,, , Vice President GLENN LUND ,,,,, , President JO DOEKSEN Secretary Treasurer C 1 Y ff 1 J'F Quill and Scroll members, left to right, front row: Monica Rogers, Sharon DuPuis, Darlene Widdel Jo Doeksen, Kay Miller. Standing: Gaylan Bergren, Ken Harold, Glenn Lund, Laurel Elliott, Karen Garrison Janet Gordon, 54 STUDENT COUNCIL Meeting every week to solve our problems, the Student Coun- cil has made several large and constructive steps. They drew up a constitution, sponsored several dances, investigated the traffic situation, and officiated during Froshie Day. The president, Mal- colm Gimse, called the meetings to order and Mr. Kulsted gave much valuable advice. They started the year by tak- ing the lead in forming the first lntra-City Council of which Gay- lan Bergren was named prexy. Gaylan also brought honors to our school by designing the em- blem forthe State Student Coun- cils, which was selected in Bis- Members are Malcolm Gimse, Gaylan Bergren, Wayne Sanstead, Don Blore, Bob Fieland, Marlys Halland, William McAllen, Leon Power, Delores Sem, Darlene Wid- del, Don Schoenwald, Donna Jean Selk, Betty Blore, Janice Day, Sandra Frosaker, Arlan Irwin, Stanley Linnertz, Jean Parge, Gail Sannes, David Waldron, Gary Holum, Audrey Barsness, Marjorie Byrne, Gene Frunz, Patricia Howell, Jim Mar, Jerry Phillip- pe, Wayne Simonson, Allan Thomas, he A if President MALCOLM GIMSE Vice President GAYLAN BERGREN Secretary ....,,, , ,. DONNA JEAN SELK marck, one of the most inter- esting events of the year. 4 4-lf-: -S 4' f fl ,ggjl ' , , '7 ,O J-cg, ,,QieW eM ,gf XY ,,,. - ,gy ,f ffff , K, f' Aff! ,' ' X, 1 f ff K t .L -fly V ffl HIGH TIMES it Q x I Sitting: Mavis Avery, Boyd Christenson, Claudettee Lewis. Standing: Don Harold, Donelda Hovdestad, Leila Pederson, Janet Waterman, Lavon Griffee, Donna Luedke, Sharon Vassar Sandra Frosaker, Mary Ann Truax, Peggy Anderson, Gail Sannes, Vernon Knutson. ,:, -I ws Nut. In tune with the TIMES Ad Staff, standing: Janet Ru- stad, Roberta Goodwin, Sonia Oimoen. Kneeling, Donna Luedke Janet Gordon, These junior members of the journalism class took over the I-li-Times the second semester of this year with Mavis Avery as their editor. They will continue their work through the first semester of next year. Their enthusiasm and know- ledge of the principles of lourna- Iisrn helped greatly in putting out the paper in fine style. ivin Stan Linnefll' Me Stan raube, cond V314 i re. Sanstead. S? n and -on BO G'n'ise, Wayne Karen GarrisO Mac l Uart. Scott, Mafq . h'rl2Y b , Les Ftrsr rowvihg row: NW- Laa S Websters This year Minot High debaters, under the di- rection of Mr. Willard Labbs participated in de- bates at Concordia College and Gustavus Adolph- us College. They also went to Bismarck for the western division tournament and Jamestown for the state tournament. DEBATE The question for this year was, Resolved: That the Atlantic Pact Nations Should Form a Federal Union. Sta ' Yne 5 errz, L ansread es Marquart, Karen Gazliilogog Blore. Foregmund f ' as Qfound- M ' 'Om lefy - ac G- . 'O th. . rmse, Shirley SCS? gmlxle-:,vinb Webster, Stan L, BU 9 Mr Lea Inn. ' ' bs. Tldlng. Wa S'-+- Firsr ,ow 1 Al l Marcella mf' Mar Ol I Audfe . :arbara smEin,JS1Z:0nd rowroftgsel, Janice Hoenh fi. a'e'l Randa I U y War! e Rohn' GUS, Vo Q ll, . and, le, Rob Une 5 . Mariorie Herzog legs O,Brier, Dagrleen Alfnad Eyre Wood, Karefzaulxeu, Sharon Zoo, f ' f ' V onnie Erickson 2719 MBChrell,. Thigh Bonderanko ilson, Eileen AIZOW, Joan Heilbru , aron Irwin GI row, Carol oa,, Browns, . Sfad' Jean Alb '11, 1 Oria Kewher agner Ben ern, Darien erfg A ' y Bl 9 Pr' USHERS CLUB o , lChard,, re, Ardith Wallace' Ushers Club is made up of ambitious froshrnore, iunior, and senior girls under Mr. Keenan Smith's direction. They usher for all school functions including games, plays and concerts. They also sponsored a dance this year. Much credit should go to this group for their worthwhile contribution to school affairs. dr' f l President DARLENE MACHTELL Vice President JOAN HEILBRUN . X- Secretary-Treasurer KAY MACHTELL Publicity Director X DARLENE PRICHARD l l 4 Senior High members pictured above include: Arlene Abelstad, Jean Alberts, Eileen Alvstad, Rosemary Billing, Jo Anne Eide, Donna Gierde, Roberta Goodwin, Virginia Hanson, Helen Helvig, Elaine Herda, Mariorie Herzog, Darlene Hupsky, Mildred Jensen, Genevieve Johnson, Elaine Kvam, Virginia Larson, Carolyn Lockhart, Joanne Lotvedt, Janice Lovdahl, Leah Anne Loughead, Vivian Maragos, Harriet Matro- nik, Marilyn Mellom, Betty Mickelson, Marlene Mullen, La Vere Newport, Gail Norem, Sonia Oimoen, Donna Jean Selk, Floy Schrepel, Larrayne Stake, Karen Strain, Marlys Strilcove, Marjorie Thomas, Lois Thompson, Darlene Weber, Jeanette Williamson. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA Ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade Home Ec students are eligible for membership in FHA. This is a nation- al organization in which the girls prepare themselves for future homemaking. This year they worked to- ward earning FHA homemaking degrees. A rally for all the FHA chapters of this district was held in the fall at Kenmare. Each spring the Minot High chapter sends several delegates to the state con- vention held annually in Fargo. viviAN MARAGOS President MILDRED JENSEN Vice President MARVEL SELK Secretary SONJA OlMOEN ..... ,.... T reasurer FHA orricsizs 60 Junior and Frosh members pictured below, left to right, first row: John Sanders, Leo Kallias Gerald Schloer Ken Otsthun, Melvin Ehr, Doran Karge' Second row: Gordon Anderson, Bob Markle, Walter Olson, Pete Dassenko, .lim Scydam, Le Roy Springer, Jim Scheresky Standing: Arlan Irwin Mike Brayson, David Larson, Leonard Nelson, David Hamilton, Gerald Lawson, Gary Laughridge, Don Larson, Arvtd Haugeberg, Arnold Haugeberg, Gerald Vollmer, Gerald Hegreberg, Bill Pace. New style ,N Nffr e FFA club consists ot boys taking agriculture courses school. It 3 purpose is to prepare the boys for future farming by teaching basic fundamentals ot agriculture. The Minot organization is active in state FFA affairs, and in November served as host for a district meeting at which eight local chapters were rated in par- liamentary procedure. The Minot hats? Front FUTURE FARMERS of AMERICA , OFFICERS row, left to right: Ray Skorheim, adv., Harold Solberg president, Carl Haugeberg, secretary, Elloid Marshall, treas urer porte chapter won a gold award in this rating. Standing: Arnold Larson, vice president, Bill Pace, re r Gerald Lawson and Duanne Hanson, sentinels. .nf Pictured above with ninth grade members are the following seniors Gary Knudtson, Richard Novak Carl HauQeberg, Elloid Marshall, Harlan Varberg, Arnold Larson, Gordon Roen, Harold Solberg, Duane Hanson. Thespians is a national honorary society for drama students who are active members ot Playrnakers. All members must meet cer- tain standards, which are regulated by the National Thespian Society, before being accepted into the group. The society gives students, who are really interested, a goal to work for. The new members were initiated at a banquet during the second semester. 'I First row: Art Byrne, Bob Breaw, Boyd Christenson, Second row: Karen Garrison Alma Mar, Sue Peterson, Sue Bale. Third row: Mr. William Robinson, Monica Rogers Mike Briggs, Sylvia Brekke, Jerry Goheen. Behind the Scenes The tour originals TH ESPIANS ina Playmakers has staged two very successful three act plays this year under the direction of Mr. William Robinson. The first two were: a farce, The Happiest Days of Your Life , and the children's play Tom Sawyer. The group tried something new in pro- ducing a few One-aCT plays for assem- blies and other occasions. Members who didn't receive roles in these plays worked on scenery, props or other committees necessary to the produc- tion. A few of the social events of the year included a picnic, and the an- nual Christmas party. PLAYMAKERS President JERRY GOHEEN Vice President WAYNE SANSTEAD Secretary SUE PETERSON Treasurer CLAUDETTE LEWIS The purpose of the Pep Club is to help keep up the high spirits of our teams and school. But they also have clone many other things. This year, as in past years, the Pep Club presided over Loyalty Day activities. They also gave a Thanks- giving basket to the less fortunate people ot the city. The Pep Club formal, which was held Nov. 29, was one of the biggest events of the year. f Pf9S'd9ftf .,......... ...4.... D ORIS ROSENBERGER Vice President ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, K AY BLAISDELL Secretary-Treasurer ,,,,,,,A,,,, GAIL SANNES JUNIOR-SENIOR PEP CLUB DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATI if D.E. class, in the top picture, front rovv: Beverly Morey, Dawn Holtz, Dalarie Krum- wiede, Rose Busch, Ardith Evenson, Flor- ence Dassenlco. Sec- ond row: Julia Hopp- man, Ann Dunkel, Lois Karlsen, Joyce Hennessy, Esther lver- son, Ona Randall, Marlys Milbrath. Third row: Jennell Schafer, .lo Bushnell, Yvonne Fennell, Myrna Wolff, Ida Marie Miller, Betty Zahurslcy, Lila Brei- land. Back: James Miller, Prouty Snyder, Mr. Ron Davy,advisor. n l t i i i ffk . ' 1 I... ...NX K o . ffvcsfs 6 , sfo W. -fo 50 sfhyefd D safaris AGU fmv. lede f E - lame H f e VI. X X 0355! X 607' -T g v g W gin.,- The D. E. group has as proiects a pedestrian traffic survey, and a survey of Minot sales people, it has plans to affiliate with the state and national D. E. clubs in the near future. The Distributive Education class is composed of students interested in pre- paring themselves for selling iobs after high school graduation. The students study retail merchandising and advertising in class, and apply what they learn when they are on the iob during the afternoon. They also feature window display study. sales demonstrations, and other has s f alesm h' . p e o s ans ip 65 LIBRARY CLUB wit lin Lf 11 Flrst row Gloria Kuether Zelma Newman A IS Hll Elrzabeth Marten Dons Newman Second row Shrrley Scott Janice DuPu1s Mus Lullran Wrlson Euleen Zretlow Sylvra Jandacek The Llbrary Club composed of Frosh mores Junrors and Senior grrls has done much for the upkeep and organuzatlon of the school lrbrary Under the durectlon of Mass Lllllan Wllson these gurls have become learned ID the fundamentals ot the Ilbrary work and have also glven courteous and prompt service to teachers and students One ot the mann events of thus year for the Lubrary Club was the faculty tea on February l4, wrth the members ot the club actrng as hostesses 66 Wu L Looking tor something? HONOR SOCIETY v f F515 Flrst row Jackie Cochran Audrey Ally Marlys President Vlce Presrdenr Secretary Treasurer Advisor Halland Darlene Pruchard Joan Heulbrun Second DARLENE PRICHARD HAROLD SOLBERG JOAN HEILBRUN BERYL JUHALA MISS ANNA ACKERMANN it nil row Shirley Smlth Sue Peterson Ardyth Rued Leona Polsfut Thnrd row Dorothy Worner Marlon Blvms Beryl Juhala Fourth row Gaylan Bergren Knut Wefald Paul Opsvlg Leon Power Eruc Fugelso The Honor Society under the guldance of Mass Anna Ackermann and Prmcnpal Wllluam Kulstad and the class advlsors Mrs Avnce Hofto, Mlss Mable Jane Adams, and Mr Frank Steckel, IS a national soclety whlch guves recognutuon to students who are out standlng an scholastnc abullty, service, leader shnp, and character The scholastnc ablllty ns based on an average grade percentage of 90 or better during the first two years of hugh school 67 CHEERLEADERS Marlys Halland, Joyce Schmeichel, Kay Blaisdell, Carol Knudson. These girls have done their best to lead Minot l-ligh's teams to victory. Our peppy cheerleaders are always ready to lead the yells, whether through a defeat or after a victory, to raise and I Y., keep up the morale of the team. OFFICE X STAFF T B sy members of the off ce staff left t QQ' O right standingg Jo n Hefbrun Ardyth ue Jance El on r vi ona ol5,! 'a -'ag A GAIL ROBiNSON It remains a mystery why each year six senior girls so willingly give up their study halls to help the office secretary vvith routine office vvork such as delivering lists of absentees, taking tele- phone messages, and collecting discrepancies. They seem to en- ioy their vvork, for it gives them first-hand irformation on school affairs and furnishes good ex- perience. Very seldom do the girls have time left from their duties in the office for studying. Y? E ,1 v .Wynn ' ,,..-fl' rf' x lu Cyl OFFICERS MALCOLM GIMSE JANICE DAY JUDY MCFALL New uniforms were purchased for the band this spring. The funds for this purpose were raised by the organization and from the bands of previous years. The deficit was loaned by the Board of Education. The MHS band attended festivals in Williston and Dickinson, and they also played a concert honoring the New Rockford band, who celebrated their 20th year as the governor's own band. ln the spring they presented their annual con- Cefl. Mr. Arvel N. Graving is director of the g RicHARo Novrxic vice roup. President President Secretary Treasurer MAJORETTES Left to right: Janice Ellison, Karen Randall, and Coreen Bussen. il. A CAPPELLA 1 v' IS' Q gp Front row.: Roby Johnson, Anna Va!or, Dorothy Worner, Fioradearl Mayer. Back row Darcy Teigan, Jerry Goheen, Ronald Hvedson, Gaylord Fox. 75 ALTO SECTION SOPRANO SECTION BASS SECTION av C f WWW W T22 w ORCH ESTRA 71 llis Pl'lY t Karen BUsSe dlglnl?:lelFllg?2erS Vern ai ef String Quane Kath and Kay 1 dent fflanag d Y ffl SU Peterson is giegidertt Craig Raridem Lavon Gritiee Hunlil vlEss JerfY Golleenld Elaine Kvorn, llbwllan ' Mr. an ' Elder an MBYY gfeasureri and pa First row: Monica Rogers, Bill Valker, Anne Jennings, Craig Ransom, Marlene Monagin. Second row: Patty Mc- Lane, Judy McFall, Daryl Hanson, Judy Cewakin. Third row: Jerry Goheen, Barbs Monagin, First row: Vernon Hunter, Par Gooden, Mary Elder Second row: Jerry Goheen, Charles Marshall, Ted Gates Bob Breaw, Mr. Donald Van Ess. Third row: Roger Florence, Wayne Simonson, Jim Kunka, Bill Thorson, Rich Novack. -1 First row: Karen Busse, Janice Ellison, Aodry Kath, Kay Blaisdell, Second row: Karen Shirley, Lavon Griffee, Joyce Schrneichel, Karen Donnell, Phyllis Peterson. Third row: Gordon Wheeler, Joan Brownstein Ann Bergman, Joyce Taylor. Fourth row. Elaine Kvom, Sharon Moore, Carol Worner, Wayne Lenaberg and Jackie Frish. 77 SECOND A CAPPELLA U 2 'ga Y! The Second A Cappella choir is a very active,and hard working group this year. They have taken part in many concerts. Mr. Alex Enchetf serves as director of this group. The Second Band is under the direction of Mr. Arvel Graving. The group is much larger than last year and have proved to be an active group. They have taken part in various concerts this year. SECON D BAND ,gs 41 'W 1 434-gaogglizsk avrfaa 26 f42 4a'21. 4 ta t, left to right Bill And : Lyn Valor, Bob Gelnett, Art Byrne, Jim Wolfe, Ch erson, Mel Cummings, Garlen Bergren, student manage Al Thomas,Leon Power, Mac Gimse, Al Urban, Roger sen. Third row: Willie Wankel, Gary Abr vvald, Vernon Hunter, assista arles Marshall, Stan Linne r Roger Phelps. Second ro Florence, Dave Cheney, Te ahamson, Gary Cranston Al nt coach Art Hovde, head rtz, w: Don Smith, rry Reynen, Boyd Christen- , Thomale, Bob Fieland, Don Schoen- coach Duane Carlson, Dave Waldron. 5 w H, V, I V . 2 3-4-li 1952 SCHEDULE 4 ,S Roge' tudenf Manjgi Wefalg S I S and , handle Phetp piduredi ment' llhqo feamls equ P 1 e 0 O . ke, we 33 VIIS La -Y-R..--- ' A 20 Ejrgo, here here 6 13 S, gwe 13 21 Dickinsfongere l8 13 Willisfon' hge 8 12 Mandan' rx hefe - '-- 3- lg JameS:32't' There -- ' 132 Bisma J' DUANE CARLSON . Carlson,an advocate of the single-wing i -- W E formation, has compiled an excellent 22- B-l mark at MHS in four seasons. ART HOVDE SEASON RESUME A trip-hammer succession of key iniuries left the 1952 Minot High football safari buried under six layers of sand in the Western Conference with one battle won, four conflicts lost, and one tie skirmish-3-4-1 for the entire campaign. The diversity and mobility of the Magicians' normally deceptive and powerful single- wing offense was cut down sharply due to the ineffectiveness of ailing ace perform- ers. Despite the somewhat mediocre year, the Maroon and Gold had several in- dividual standouts-halfback Bob Fieland and tackle Bob Gelnett, All-Staters, guard Jim Wolfe, 2nd team, and end Bill Anderson and center Dave Cheney, honorable mention. The year's first game, played here Sept. 5 aginst Devils Lake, resulted in an effortless and impressive 20-0 win. The Minot defensive play was superb and Fieland smashed for 6 or 7 yards every carry. On Sept. 13, the Magi and strong Fargo Midgets battled for three scoreless periods before the Easterners counted on a blocked punt. Fieland, however, took the ensuing kickoff on his 10, dodged to the 40 where he bulled through three tacklers, stiff-armed another at the 50 and went all the way. Fullback Don Schoenwald cracked for the extra point and Minot went on to a sensational 13-6 triumph. Fieland reeled off 199 yards rushing at St. Mary's, but the smooth Saints romped to a 33-21 verdict. Schoenwald started proceedings at Dickinson with a bang by taking the opening boot back 70 yards to the Midget 20. Minot, however, playing without six regulars, was hard-pressed to gain a 13-6 victory. The tricky Williston Coyotes, eventual state co-champs, raced to an exciting see-saw 19-12 Loyalty Day win here Oct. 10. At Mandan on Oct. 17, the Magicians racked up a 12-0 advantage in short order but fumbled away other opportunities and were tied, 12-12. Magician morale slumped to an all-time low ebb against Jamestown on Oct. 24 and the speedy Jays copped the decision, 18- 6. With seven starters on the sidelines, the Minoters were trounced, 38-7, at Bis- marck on Oct. 31. Two Demon scores came on deflected passes and two others were set up by fumbled kicks. It 6 BILL ANDERSON WILLIE WANKEL MEL CUMMINGS End Senior Back-Senior TBCHC Senior 2 Year Letterman I Year Letterman 1 Yeaf Lenefman 7 n L In K- W, L 21x . 5 L f, v Hovde and Llnemen Examme 6 Pigskin AL URBAN EndQSenior I Year Letterman ,v 4 If 4 2-Iwi? .1-it. Sf 1 V - - . eisf I I 5' 1' f f I 3. LQ A BOB FIELAND AL THOMAS GAYLAN BERGREN DAVE WALDRON All-State, Back-Senior Back-Sophomore Back-Senior 3 Year Letterman 1 Year Lenefman 1 Year Letterman Tackle-Junior 1 Year Letterman Carlson Explains a Play ROGER FLORENCE BOYD CHRISTENSEN AL THOMALE End-Junior Back-Junlor Back-Sophomore 1 Year Letterman I Year Letterman I Year Letterman . r 3 ix 1+ P 7 2 XJ f X. , err ,LHS ' 5 X. 4 DAVE CHENEY Center-Sophomore I Year Letterman Iv Z x ' V? .1 X5 l 5 K ,lr GARY CRANSTON MALCOLM GIMSE ART BYRNE GARY ABRAHAMSON Back JUDIOF Center-Senior Guard Sensor Back Junior 1 Year Letterman 2 Year Letterman 1 Year Letterman I Year Letterman Gig and Gook Crunch a Coyote DON SCHOENWALD Back-Junior 2 Year Letterman We 50 ,X I X , 0 VY BOB GELNETT KEITH SHELTENS MURRAY WANKEL All-State, Tackle--Junior Tackle-Sophomore Back-Sophomore 2 Year Letterman L3 Minot Blockers Blast Hole in Williston Line CHARLES MARSHALL JIM WICKHAM LYLE HUIZENGA Tackle-Junior Center-Sophomore End-Sophomore I, I I 1 l lg -ilk Q f L DARREL HITLAND Tackle-Sophomore WWW' , . NL RESERVE FOCTBALL 9 ztaez 3944 4 -4 Front row left to rrght Alton Burns Ruchard Larson Dwnght Redfern Duck Walstad Russ Goodwm Bernle Varberg Jrm Pratt Keith Whlte Keuth Sheltens Second row Odun Bryn coach Duane Nelson Jam Fay Ted Gates Ray Twndf Gary Meleus Gary Leslie Bob Hoerter Jerry Phlllnppe Wlllne Becker Make Greengard Ken Parge Jum Swenson coach F X 2 1952 SCHEDULE KO 63 Rrverdale there Model here Williston B there Underwood, there Mohall there Blsrnarck B here JIM SWENSON ODIN BRYN Altho wlns by the Reserves are somewhat unusual, Bryn and Swenson annually turn out top notch varslty maternal QA gg W' 77 P - J ' ln ' 'UA .E f N , ' v U 'X ' l X E A 11: I ln 1 I 4 l ll A 3 I ' y ' ', K I X A ' 'Q in My ,V V, I 8 - l in -all L A Q 5 B up gf l3 ' , .,., ,,.,,,,,,,, 41 O , ,,,,......,..,,...,,,. 39 6 ' ' , ,,.,,.,,.....a 32 7 ..,,.,..,,,. 20 O , ....a,,,,,,..ca,,c,. 42 6 ' , ............,... l2 l 32 l86 TRAMPOLINE TEAM www' O'x1,1-Y X OOXCWNQ ai- Members of the Tram- poline team, coached by Ed Bork, are Dennis Crites, Karen Strain, and Jean and Janice Stueflat. BASKETBALL MAGICIANS VARSITY MAGICIANS LEON POWER Sensor Forward GARY HOLUM Froshmore Center -I ALLAN THOMAS Froshmore BOB FIELAND Sensor Forward Forward VARSITY MAGICIANS vu' l KN 77 CLARENCE CHRISTENSON Senior DON ANDERSON Junior Guard Forward ROGER FLORENCE Jumor Center LYLE HUIZENGA Froshmore Forward VARSITY MAGICIANS y1 + '+-as - I5 '- -4 gs S , 'x,-Ng f, X ' 1 I ... , g Q ' , , 1 r - fvkjzf v -V X -If 1,7 , X ,XQS b p ,A+-11? ' , I ' , -,M f'W ' 1-1 WALD-Junior rd fd H ' , iff W Cf 57 W7'QM'c 5 S. - K w I , , Q . ,, p ', w mlm'mm I , c73q'.,JfKLJ'! Q cffikiif by lk ,V N ,JW MJfjiwWW?rJf Y , 1 , f fi . 51 I 1 10 ,V N-JVLV7 .17 sph fwV4L1ff MEM ki 'QM ,www ibj rf My ets B Ying YYQSIQ X09 X 2 Megs I FN nn Noi CD65 -Y W O X 0096 Momen Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot To Minot Minot ' x N4 V K r for ooo BASKETBALL X Mandan Devils Lake Grand Forks Dickinson , w ala O 504069 SEASON n me wose 62 38 46 57 hang GOlhg on 9 ST. Leo's ,7 ,. 49 ST. Mary's Bismarck Jamestown Fargo .V...,. Devils Lake Williston Dickinson , Mandan ST. Leo's , ,. Bismarck Williston . St. Ma ry's Fargo , 6 62 53 43 55 47 62 57 62 57 65 57 56 72 le ave Th Gf Axon qqiu RESERVE BASKETBALL 1 l- Front row left to rrght Gene Harrmgton Ga y Abrahamson Murray Wankel Roger Flom Ken Parge Hal Scarborough Jam Wlckham Back row Vernon Hunter Don Schmidt Jlm Wolfe Lyn Valor Wayne Simon son Darold Hltland The Reserves compuled a record of H wnns and 3 losses They racked up 729 pomts for the year an average of 52 l per game to their opponents 596 Hal Scarborough led the teams scoring with l82 markers Only losses were to Velva C21 and Up ham Wms came at the expense of St Leos B C23 Model B 121 Bismarck B C25 Des Lacs Q37 Max and Ryder RIGHT Reserve coaches Duane Carlson and Archie Peterson 94 .alt FROSHIE DAY I A typical Froshie brawl A fitting climax for a successful Froshie Day was having the initiates entertain the student body with an assembly which ended with the traditional hunt for shoes. A dance was held in the evening. Next year the Froshies will be looking tor re- venge on the new underclassmen. Work Peasants A t of free shoe shine jobs went out To upper classmen who made sure that th froshies were kept busy at all times. he assembly provided a lot of laugh for everyone including the froshies T emselves. The day was corn- plefed wi a dance to welcome in The new cl ss. , -QJZu-? 97 Preceded by a flower girl and a crown bearer, the can- didates marched to the throne to the strains of You Were Meant for Me played by the band. Why so scared honey? fm tl' ml: I mg-Ig ,V E ,fs Her Majesty Queen Kay Gch Ma- L L ' s 5 0 1. , .41 l 'sf it l 7 S Hifi The s'art ot a long reign L. , L A wand from the Pep Club, and gifts by Junior and Senior class presidents were presented Queen Kay on behalf of her loyal subjects. From Frosh- mores, a corsage of mums was given each attendant. 30 W sfxvjk Y ju 'xyfggfjf CQ ffa O sffT' -JA:-.QC 61isG0lQQtq,,, That good things come in small pack- ages certainly proves true with Cleo. This little Senior, with her good looks and grooming, is a picture of friendliness, walk- ing down the Minot High halls. Cleo is also a very accom- plished ice skater. er s H, XLX Z P c 3, Wi, llfjx XJ, K r ri WM Q lift at F Wi tx wig is .SS N Q3 M Q X lt may be true to say that Snookie has printer's ink in her veins for she is Ma- dame Editor of our High Times. Besides this she takes part in other activities, al- , ways accompanied by r her warm, friendly . T smile and manner. keg f 'ffkx' f 5. fi ly lc if '17 is l ft x li O N NT y-jxsr Ji FO, X 321, 4- J,4 1 5 1 x, Typical American teenager with lots of extra talent describes Janice A maiorette she is very accom plished at dancing which she teaches She has been an oft: cer of her hoomeroom along with her danc bi ity e musically inclined She plays the violin in the orchestra 6 J. F , t . llglt y H' . I J . r , K i , A K y g N Q is E lylf , g if for three years, and mr . - E ,Xy- ing-a'li sh. is RDA XX K N' it it gi N-2: Y -'f f R0 ff -5 9fsSQfQcSgZa:4,zsZK3 'Na .-5' X :ef eq ff fda? A description of Doris as Brown Eyes would hardly do ius- tice, for this fails to mention all the pep and friendliness which go along with the looks, President of Pep Club is her rnain duty, together with an allaround school sup- port, making her one of the most popular of Minot High girls. lOl The L Celebranogyalfy Day EOWQQHQ fdlmax ueen b O mg Cazfains YB2CEDoTlEaH CO- an Le ieland The Hbignmpowef, Wag everyone- Ofpsnf' for igesnon wha W9 , , Weregvas finallj QOT VV as The ans- heaasd Placed on CLOWn . Gy'S -af' .O '4 I In Rd' . I Ing In Sfylel, I S - - xx A' ' 3 Pt word trorn the overtordn Queen Kay and ner attendants, Cteo, Dartene Jantce, and Dons, tooked regat as they rode on a ttoat 'rn the parade. Durtng the tnatt-ttrne he eventng garne, Prtnctpat jonns d ner court. Her Ntaresty noe ow mg ttvtttes at t resented the Queen an atso appeared at the sernk-torrnat da e wtth Wttttston. the garn ,The Ca pT3in and t he Quee F1 nh the pe keS W .tC,arlsOf' ma vs pu n l X X Hoee YOU' CU e in X X ,XX' QM XXX +5 ,J w 1 'I tying? -X, 'XX , Q. Y V N'--' Y , M X ' ' v4vv5P'1 A , ll-ly 'X X '-ei I Mi an ', -X wil. X ssl X x get ' 1 c R V 'Q Tig. 'l i x X itll, X, ,,,-Y- Q X- 4 f W t . t l 1 . X . -- X , 7- xx jg X Ld ,s ,.x,f 3 K .. I ht., I k - Q n ' :'li ia K ff!!! T' f- ' iii ' I V lx W 7 af 4 'D .. l -f fs ff -,v4- I xg: ' 6 5 5'-'1'idff',y' '9l. 8 l All that work for onl one day ig W .f - . , 1. 1 -' Q Y , .1 Q' 'FEL fs The enthusiasm with which students took part in the snake dance continued through- out construction of floats. Gary Holurn led the snake dance to the Highlands where a pep assembly was held. Stan Linnertz was M.C. and speakers for the rally were coaches Hovde Q , I A I' ' 1 If 5 ' SJ' fV , If ha, ' x tt 'ef itfgfi Q.. 'SZZEQ' 5 735Q ist and Carlson. Co-captains Power and Fieland also were introduced. ,-1 JUNIC SE OR PROM 1952 c Springtime ar I 5 rn Holland ' H2525 Elul ' Best Foot Forward o WWQQJIHIW r f so 4 We-,.Mf,f ry, , Z - 37 i' ,rn X T 5 N I H Y X X S 7? , ' ' -I ' 4 1 'A X 1 1' ' r' 'I I t' 5 N XX X 1 1 W: XA 4 A Wg ! xx xi X X f A . 1' .I' ' Y AL -. .xv-. X 'Li te ,S 7. nv. x .I 1 X tn . 4 4 . - ' J Ha. 1' Y: Q 4 I ' 7 Q . -f ff' J A E V Viv , V A is ff' fffrifmitghil' yn . 6 Tr, .I , , M V J '5 L' 'Innno Illll' The Calm Before The Storm lsiaf I.:-: , 4 - i , ir f' 5 ' -1-af Y 4 l', l iw Hold That Line ' XM Thru The Mill After all the toil was over, the Junior Class had decorated the auditorium in a manner which was suited to the Dukes and Duchesses who attended the Junior-Senior Prom for 1952. With Gaylan Bergren and Janice Ellison leading the grand march 58 couples danced away the evening in a Springtime in Holland atmosphere. ay 4 --rim 'sfix x 'q, a X ul',.'e-'1.a-- a 'LJ-W A. , ' 'H n i L l llzvw' i i 'f'i 4 Qi THE HAPPIEST DAY OF YOUR LIFE Dlck Tassell Rainbow Rupert Billings Godfrey Pond D rected by WILLIAM S ROBINSON Ass stant D ector MONICA ROGERS PLAY CAST Miss Evelyn Whltchurch Mrss Gossage Hopcroft M: Barbara Cahoun Joyce Harper The Reverend Edward Peck Mrs Peck Edgar Sowter Mrs Sowter l dare you to come and get me 3' 'The hemlmes are shorter thus year Boyd Chrrstenson Elmer Blelland Bob Breaw Art Byrne Sylvia Brekke Phyllis Peterson Gary Abrahamson Janet Gordon Areta Burrows Mackey Bruggs Sue Bale Don Schoenwald Sharon Vassar Keep your h ands o my Ho X WEVS. And In p ubllc at that TOM SAWYER Entrance to the salt mines CAST Bob Breaw Tom Sawyer ....a,w ,,...,.......,.... ...a I hate your insides l 'l' I ll Sid Sawyer ,s.,, Aunt Polly .,.......,.., Alfred Temple ,,sa,s, Joe Harper ......... Huck Finn ...aeas Schoolmaster ,,,...,, Amy Lawrence ..,... Susan Harper 7 Gracie Miller , Becky Thatcherrlli Jim Hollis ,, ,c,,,,.. , Ben Rogers .s,s Jeff Thatcher , Dr. Robinson ,,s... Muff Potter is S Injun Joe , s..,u, . Mrs. Harper H Sheriff . s,..s,,.,, . Raggedy ss,ss s Preacher sss..s.. Mrs. Thatcher Judge Thatcher 7 Prosecutor ,ss..s,.s,Y,s Defense Attorney I08 Gary Abrahamson Sylvia Brekke Mickey Briggs ., Ronnie llvedson Boyd Christenson Don Schoenvvald Mary Ann Truax , , Claudette Lewis Phyllis Peterson Gail Robinson Wilbur Aiken G, Arthur Byrne Jerry Goheen Ted Gates Don Blore , Wayne Sanstead , Monica Rogers Ray Twidt Pat Connors Glen Lund Pearl Brietzke Jim Wolfe Terry Reynen Stan Linnertz Director D, c,,c.. William S. Robinson Student Director ,cc.ssss. . ,,ccu,.,,. Sue Bale Dorft cry over spilt milk And it's a light tap on the chin f?xj'h., uf! if-MH Looks real intelligent doe-sn't he? x 5 9 -ff CMA ,fr ,ebay CL J KC 'fv1J V jvvh ' 19 CL W--' . 7 L, wyveu , JJ fm k Q GO ml are 4 Key wr ,Q O L, X Q1 1 2:17, Lf Q fi f PEP CLUB FORMAL I :K ILIAL, LIC K-,N Q i C.f,E,L'x V - Sf? K ' 5 gf -'Lllfvf 'lx .J2.4,Lz, H, JK , Z,L,GVLOjut2J vuwxm LM Hua ha 1:4 .gs 7 '60 .'Z55Cf' ,Q E! ff' WV'-74M!2LLi Gec 'Qu-1,62-K ' ' IV fxfzkzj vCu'4 f Ucfqdfmf 0 QfJf 5 eVe4'k 've. ' lb Z!! W fi '074i ':lL M 'Mil f Lf O-f'LC 4' I N 1 Ahh 'MVB-'JJ ' KA 'i17dLf?jj1 rzpbee 1 iQmQfb W1AAA 17919 , ' ext , ,C-,Lbek,C, A-cz.-L C, X N' 5 - ,, X- bf' - Q 1 U LLL4, Q! - Z f L f LC74f 130 A X f'-VF'?Lfr pf 5!5 ,Jigga f'Cfec'Q2C, Jag? oL,Qv,Lf CHL L L ' 'wif IZ F 414040 if .AJ J MXVUVVBX wig WLC QSA QJAAQJISJQC' Kw1:,,l,E,. 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Doris Rosenberger, as Pep X Ciub president, led The grand rnarch with her date, Garry King. QUILL and SCROLL FORMAL The Queen of Hearts and the Joker l took one look at you, that's all l had to do L and then My Heart Stood Still. With a valentine theme and atmosphere prevailing that was what every boy might have been saying to his Valen- tine at the annual Quill and Scroll Formal. Glenn Lund and Kay Blaisdell led the Grand March while Daryl Hansen's band provided the music for the 65 couples who attended the an- nual event. Full House sl ASSEMBLIES SX ' 6 HGe0gX0 NNBY down Do 'm SOUW , re, fn- '!' S N03 Noe mi' fa' SOI, la ff, do. . N55 wa Q6 S106 do m W.f MAINTENANCE CREW ,,.f ' This page is for the fellows who do the picking up after us. It has been dedicated to them with the hope This will help to express our appreciation for all they have done for Us. N -af' Back row: Victor Kabanuk, Jim Kohoutek, John Skulberstad, Chris Sund. Front row: Roy Ofsthun, Vern Hamilton, Julius Miller. Harry Lakodck Charlie Kabanuk Leo Vassar, Clarence Pike Carl Kohoutek, Elmer Jordahl .-ff' ROY OFSTHUN J ' , I V w .,.' .P--sf --.1-- ..... .i7fi-Lfff -2 'L ,, W, 7? If L V .gr Y an President GARY HOLUM Vice Presidenr GLADYS CHELGREN Secretary MARIE WEBSTER Treasurer BETTY PETERSON I ff A Top row Jlm Mar Allan Thomas Miss Adams Gary Holum Wayne Snmonson Thurd row Pat Howell Gladys Chelgren Betty Peterson Marlorle Byrne Second row Audrey Barsness Marne Webster Furs! row Gene Frunz lvl The Froshrnore Class Yhls year was under the leader shlp of Gary Holum presudenf, and Mlss Mabel Jane Adams, class advisor The rroshnes were officially welcomed Info Manor Hugh on Froshne Day when they were under the thumb of fhe upperclassmen The Incoming class got sn The routine of school life by sponsoring Themr share of school dances Advisor MABEL JANE ADAMS llb X, K ,u- :pr 4 5 L I X A . x Arlene Gary Arlene Abelstad Afserh Alfstad ' 1 L ' '42 J! -I sr A -sz r K ,, . M M - 1 . A if -. lk N 1 I df B 'L' Thomas Gordon Robert Anderson Anderson Asplund ,xy :H -- f- B Y A , j J of Yr, is 2 if W r 'ff s is Merge Mildred Karen Becker Beniamin Berg q , .I X , . A -A-, 'L 'f' , -6 Q A of mit L 7 Larry Mary Jane Vivian Bingeman Bober Bonderenko ' - Q x ,, 4 iw . 1, 11 f J V. r sr- : 4 gg x . 'AX I 4 . f ,'I I B Owen Donald Eugene Breding Brieland Brieland vi Q O Y-.var - 5 Q Ardiss Gary 1? Jerry Anderson Anderson Anderson WE , Norman Irene Backes Balke 1' Dean Barlow ,- 4! li 'nj Ann Ellen Bergman Bernhard Mary Berwick K 5.1 Keith Joy Bonebrake Braucher .Q ro' ,Q I SJ A K ' 1 Joan Jacquelyn Brownstein Burghardi SJ' Kay Braucher X 11 i 4 5 If Dale Brusven ilk' Bonnue Carlson QQ '7'f hm- ew- Hallne Clernentrch env'-sv 'SNP' iii' Glacly Chelgren Peggy Costuan is-an Duane BVVIU Dolan msren '21- ' 6 Myron Davud rudy Richard Janice Chrushanson Cheney hewakun Choukalos Chrxsfnanson Tw 'Q lil' Donald Gary Betty Aluda Jerry Desulefs Coutts Davidson Dentchler Demaree Hs. -3 fl M39 sr Larry Harold Marlene Le Roy Janus Eaton Eberhart Eckland Dunkel DUPUIS f-gn ar if Vlvlan Edwardson 'yu .41 Ywalne Donna Melvin Edwardson r r as Joanne Jerry Fedge Fuller II8 'il' DQ ' My 4' W7 'Q' Marlys Belly Phyllis Elvestad r Ernckson aa NX Q' --Q HB' Jackue Gene Serge Shurley Roger Frlsch Frunz Garrnson x Fom J N, xl y Q , , .Nl Aa' Rl ' '49 lv' I E. 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X Beverly Grams Q. X 5 'cffi K7 5 I Barbara Hamre it 4 1' l 1 C. 'N i C' Gerry Gray H-v i x M? l S . . Delaine Hansen 5.4 Harlan Arnold Arvid Dale Gerald Harrington Haugeberg Haugeberg Hegreberg Hegreberg 2 f 4' 1 .N . , Q A , 5,1 I ' L 7 f' x Q -ag 1- Q ,Q ' V vbik, . lil :lbw . 1 i Mary Elaine Darold Bob Beverly Henning Herda Hitland Hoerter Hoffman K 2' 5' w ' 'A -as g . , , 4 5 a ff E r Y ' , Q, 3 X I Gary Donelda Norman PBT l-Yle Holum Hoover Hoppman Howell Hi-Jllefiga Darlene Kenneth Sharon Hupskey Huwe fi . 'QL ,, A 4- - NV in I , 5' 'ww Gracia lrwin Iverson 4 'Q qxmpf Y, xi' I Shirley ' Jacobson EV Genevieve Lois Bob Bill Vee Ann Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Joyer 'rs L4 L We L IK ll.. e few, Bob Ardella Gloria John Bob Kamrow Kassner Keuther Klovstad Knudson l if Carole James Kottsick Kunka '17 Gary Donna Lockridge Lawson I20 '39 ...svxi KZ? . - 1 L, awww? 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