Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)
- Class of 1955
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FOREWORD Coneux ed III hbertx md dedxmted to the proposltlon th1t 111 men 1re Lrelted equal It 15 the purpose and :um ot thls 1955 Seirchhght to emphmze promote 'md protect the Cl6I'l10LI lflC hent eage that 19 ours Because dEI11OLI'lCX 19 1n lmportant p1rt 0fAHlCflC8I1 llfe the edltors of the Selrchhght hu e tued to show how It IS 'lllYlI'1g put of the 'ILUYIULS of Nimot Hlgh Sehool As thls hook f1hCS Nou through the h 1ppLnmg5ofthep1stye ll , W' hope th1tyou wlll be ihle to see 'md 'IPPIQLVIFL the theme md nts relunon to euh student of Nlmot Plwh Qnhool k'm'W 'f V lf 5.1 sf L x, .4 LN 7., J -4 ,, W. V X . . H Y 3 .N . . Y I V ' ,, .5 1 4 n i, I . Q . A .ky t V -. . . t A' I -h A X u . u 's I a K kv 5' f-', W 'Af - 3 '. p r ,uf f Q1 ,I Irv X A Luv 4- :. , 5 . ln' L , 4 V ff A , 1' UWA ,H A ly Y 11 U I I ka 1. I li. 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I, , - , . 1 IXB ,lu UI' I, I 2Nl?H IUMA ' Syllwwf 2 ICIYCI' uf IM ITR1M'5'.i!X g I+xVQKX.lI'U 1 lkliglti-I-f fw XX if ' Z V13 7 -'Q' xl.TUl lNI1.l..UI1 a' 14 V T3 iIIIYiflI' 33 Nwgxfx nw ' -' fwwigugg-X '3 Xmivfiiw 'VJ 'Sl :Tx '93 XXII?-'K xv , A I ll I M71 A 11,1 , A Q1 ' ' Q., I . jf' fy, 'A' 8 f , ,f 1' 'C' X 1 .1 ' Q!! , . , . , . kv! f iff , ' M.. x .I 5 Vx I , K LLL! L . 's , 'rf N' . fb , You have always told us that we must put ourselves into anything we do, if it is to be successful. This Searchlight :ind the many publications projects carried out during the year were only possible because of your help. for you have truly given of yourself. as well as of your time-and patience, in order that we might accomplish the things we set out to do. W'e want you to know that your presence. your encouragement. and your friend- ship have meant much more to each one of us than can be adequately expressed in words. Although no tangible token can recompense you for your extra effort and time spent working with us. we are hcrc paying you the highest tribute we can pay. This Search- light is gratefully dedicated to you. Miss Nagatomo, to show you in part how much you mean to the students of Minot High School who arc privileged to call you their friend. We hope that as you look back through this Searchlight. you will find between its covers many memories of this past year that will remain with you forever . . . I R Jn ,, uw? J , A W , Q 5 -7- Ff?L'EO0M for ALL R. 'K ge 0 f H5 3 . Q 'r 3 ix 2 X? ,Q I AERA HA Ay unc auv fvihfff MR PAUL MILLER MR WILLIAM KULSTAD Suprrmlrmlrnl Principal CP -fm was Mrs Lorrme Barr Mnss Dorene Halland Mnss Mary Cameron Mrs Hazel Smallwood Serretary Secretary Secretary Sefretary 0 the Board 0 Eduratzon ANNA M ACKERMAN English IV MABELJANEADAMS-Wor1r1'H1story ADELE M ANDERSON English III New Rockford N Dak BA Umversny of Farnbault Mmn BA Carleton College Rush Cnty Mmn Carleton College BA North Dalfota Grand Forks MA Colum Northfxeld Mmn Northfxeld Mmn bla Umversxty New York Prof Dlploma m Secondary Enghsh 8 i , x -I . , , I, ff' 7 I far! I. , I V ' ' fe. I , M, Q , -A gb 5- i 4' , :T Qii lsii' -' gr ' ' - 5 5 ' - 5 , - , , .g , . Y 0 , ' -a , V, a Q . Wk Q ...af- Q ,fC Army? 'sf N. ANNE H.AN!Jlili9ON-slirzglfilwIII.I.11l111i111.lSfm11- 1if': Crary. N, U., UND. ISA. IES. ll. LFSLIIZ lSOXY'M.-XX-111.111il1'1i1f AVN, Iillcndalc. N. D.: UND, ISS. l3UANlf CfARI,SON-l,f1yi14uf ffxlllfmlffllll, Hmllfr, Iioulfmll Cmzrfvg Nlolmll, N. D., XISTC, BA: UND. NIS in EdllC.lli0l'1. NIARGUFRITIQ,CRAIG-Pfam' ciL'U77IE'fYj', fltlldllt' ml Algvlzm, Solill c:t'llHIUfYJ', TV'f,Q!IlIIJlIIl'ffJ'j Bottincnu, N. D., Mncnlcxtcr College, St. Paul, Minn., BA. RON IJAVY-Sain111.111il11f1, Cfm11111w1'r1ul I.11u', Dn- lrzfflllilz' If.f11m.1l1u11g Minot, N. ll., MSTC, BA. GUEL M. IJOSTAL-Ari S11p1'r1 nor, Owatnnnn, Minn.g Mankato State Teachers College, Mankato, Minn., BAQ Tcnulicrs College. Columbia Univcriity, N. Y.. MA. ALEX ENCHFFF--A Cupprlla Choir, Frederick, Col- nradoz Colomnlo State Collcgc uf liducation, BA. MA. DELORES FRIQDRICKSON - Pbysifrzl El1IH'Klf1071, Ilealthg Cass Lake, Minn.g Dickinson State Teachers College. FS. 1 f -X 'tis hn- 3, gf fs? 'Ni 552255 ff - V ARVIQI. CiRAVlNG-Ifizrlifg Grafton, N. l9.g Sr. Ulu' College, BA. .'XYlClf VV. llUl5il'O7Pll1m' 1ii'rm1i'lr'-3, Sfllilj 11.111 glIfM'V'1I.Vl7'C XY'omlxwuk, lllimiixg l,'Xl7, BS, ,T 'Wiki ARTHUR Nl. llOVl'3lj-Hmllb, l'fvi5.f14'al 1'-illlzklffllll B.1iff'lfmfl Cfallrllg Anctn. N. l5.g Nlmyvillc State Tuaclif K uri Cullugc. HA. 10- CVQOXYIV.-XNCl. -lACOliSONf-Ilumi' ljfrnzrnfvzlli ll: llzrgo. N. l7.g NDAC. BS. IOHAN O, .lOllNSON-Ifutqlnfv Il, l'. S. llnlwm: Sawyer. N. D.: YXISTC. BS. XY'll.l.ARl5 li. l.AlSl5S-lfrwmnznzx, Amcmwlu Gm- i'Vr1rm'uf. Dwfnilw, l7i.w11.x.si111lg Wlinonn, Minn.: Vfinonn SLJIC Tcnclicrs College, BS, MS. XIAI NACATOMO-Englixb IV, Nrzzfzc riimg I, Il: Nlinot. N. D.: MSTC. BS. LOUISE O'CONNOR-Sfmrfbaml I, II null Typing II: W'inonn, Mining valley City State Teachers Col- luuc. Special Commercial Cliplonu. www ya., xiii,-.ls ,A-. QN w-Q If 1 s U gr., r 57. '-. A Wamf' Jil., , -. as 5 fi ,H ' , 1 .f . ,ff 'Q Q, mf BIiTI'Y OTY-Typing I, Ifrvurlr Ig Antler, N. D., UND, BA. HICLITN MARIE PAULSON-Bookkeeping, Typing, Watertown, S. D., Minot State Teachers College, Uni- versity of Denver, University of California at Berk- eley. BA degree. MIKI7, I'I'I'CI-IIQR-lirujrlrji' Arlx, Wllllllll nrfcg Court- ney. N. D.g UND, BS. PAUI, C. RIS'I'VIiI7T--Ariulion liilmufion, Ryder N. IU., Minot State Teachers C0llege,BA.g UND, MA ROY ROBINSON-Cbvmivhy, Phyiirs, Davenport Iowa, St. Ambrose College, BSg UND, MS. WILLIAM S. ROBINSON-IVOVIJ Hivlory, Speevb Dramalirs, Charleston, West Virginiag Morris Harvey BA.: New York University, MA. I-IULA M. RUSH-English II, Paris, Illinois, Univer- sity of Illinois and MSTC, BS degree. RICHARD C. SCHFERHNBFRGER-Supfrifisor of Sprriul fiJufa!iong North Division High School, Mil- waukee, Nvisconsing Wisconsin State College, B53 Uni versity of Marquette, M. Ed. ,Ang fx l - 'A 4 E . ,Q i ' 'iv ICLIQANOR A. SCHROEDER-U. S. Hislorjq XVcst- hope. N. IX: UND. BS. HlQl.l2N A. Sl HQPAR D-Amvm an G01 l'V'HNIl'lI1, lirou- onzirs, S0t'lIII0lQ:1', Wrzrltl G4'ogr'upfJy: Kenyon, Minn.: Carleton College, Northfield, Minn.. ISA. RAYMOND O. SKURHl'.lM-Vuralimzul Agliflff- fIH'l', flifllll 1f1l'lIiIl.U C11l55l'FJ Adnma N. D.: UND, BS. KIQVNAN ll. SMl'l'll-liirzfoggyg Superior, W'is,g Su- perior Sure 'lcaulierx College. BS: XY'iseonQin State College, Mlf. GWEN Y. S'lAI7liON-Biology, Ilumr lfitozlovzlri 1, III: Leeds, N. D.: NDAC, BS. FRANK A. STECKEL-Elerfrirfly, Mvlulx, Harm' Merbarlirii, Crufls, flfvrbarfiuzl Drauiug Il, Voralimml flgrirlrltrrrv, Slmfr I, Il, Ill, Hankinson, N. D., Valley City Teachers College, University of Notre Dame, UND, BS. DONALD H. VAN ESS-On'fJestmg Minneapolis, Minn.g M:1cPh:iil College of Music: Northwestern University, BMQ Boston University, Boston, Mass.. MM. LILLIAN M. XVILSON-Librarian, Minot, N, D., Minot State Teachers College, BA: University of Den- ver, MA. X iii, 4-fgf, X Cb M7 'fl Semors Advocate Freedom of Cholce Better cooperatxon result of students' pr1v1lege to select leaders, frlends, and make rules 111 111111 XLIIS 11111 111 IX 1 1 111111 11111111 fO1 tl11 SLD 111 11 11411 1111 1LlXLI1I 11111 111111113 111 1,1 111111111111 151111112 111111 111 1 SL 10111 111111 1111 1111 11 lNLLI1 1111 111 l1 XI111 Nl1b11 llflt fxl 11111, 111 11111 111 1 11 11 111 1111 11111 1 llllit 1' X11 111 S111111O111111111 S 1 C11 11111 11111T11111111 N111 1 11111 KLLLKKK IIIIS1 , 1 1111 S111 11 11111 1 1 1 1 IS 111 11111 1111 11 011111 11 1 1 11 I1 11 1111 11111111 11111 1 kk 111 1 1 1 111- 111 1111111 5118 1111 fl 1112 111 1 1111 11111 1 I1 11111 1111 XlOI1f11S 111 1111 1 1111 11 JK N'L1 11111111p111l111 1111 C 111 s S 111 111 1111 11 1 111 11ft 111111 11 LII X1111111 1111 11 X 1111 111 1 111 11113, 11111111111 1111 1111111111 111111 1 11111111111111111111 1111111111111111 11111 11111 L0 1 C lk 11111111 1 1 1 11 111 1111111 11111 1111 111111 11f1 11111 N11 IS IL 1 1 1111 11111111 11111111 1111 1111 P1111 11 ut S1171 am Tvmmrrr XIIIY' P11 mlrul A111 zvrr MISS IIE Arnold Hauqcbcrg Pegqv Cosrrun Myrna Nelson Sonya Onmoen Mable jane Adams F1rst row Arv111 H1ug1l1cr1.: Harlow Magnuson Inn W1ckl1am, Ke1t11 Schel tens, Dale F1rcd1n1: S11111111 rom Cnrv Afscth Myrna Nelson, Sonja Oxmoen M111 A11.11111 Arn11111 H1111.11'1crg, Peggy C11111111 C1111r1:1 Kf.111111r, B1rb1r1 gI11lfl'l 14- . . . te . u Q u I ' ' I U u,, T11'1' ,- 1 '.1'11 11 . 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THOMAS Whal ever is worth do- ing is worth doing well Science Club 35 Projec- tion Club 3. ii AFSETH. GARY The understanding to :fired anal lhe hand lo z'.x'er1zIe', Student Council 35 H.R. Officer 3, Pres.5 Search- light 1, 2, 3, Editor-im Chicf 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Pres. 35 Magician Staff 2,-35 Art Editor 32 NIPA 25 Honor Society 3, Pres. ASPLUND, ROBERT Possessed he is uith greatness Band l 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 35 Pep Band 55 Orches- tra 15 Science Club 3: Sec. -I'rens.5 L. Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 L. Softball I5 Honor Society 3. ALFSTAD, ARLENE She has a personality twice her si:e HR Officer 2, Sec. Treas.5 Ushers Club l, 2. 35 Loyalty Day 15 Prom zg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, s. ANDERSON. ARDISS The spark of true honor Pep Club 25 Loyalty Day 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3. ANDERSON. GORDON It don't cost nothin, fo be a genllemarzu Orchestra 35 FFA 1, 2, sg Hx-Y 1, 2, 1. er l5AC.Rl'.S. NORMAN Tall, ilark antl atail- ablel' Plnymal-ters 2, 35 A Cap- pella I 1, 2, 35 Quartet l, 25 Hi'Y 1, 35 Boys State 35 L. Basketball 1. BALKE. IRENE Aw C'mori! What halt' ue lo lose? H.R. Officer I, 2, Sec. 1, V. Pres. 2: Playmak- ers 1, 2, 39 lhntl ll 1: Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi- Y 1, 2, 35 L. Basketball I, 2, l.. Volleylull l. 1. 35 L. Bowling 15 L. Soft- ball 1, 2. 3. ,F ' 1 . . X . y 1 I QA BARLOV. DEAN Hr tba! winkrlh ullh om' rye lookelh with Ihr' nlher H.R. Officer l, Set. 'I'reas.5 Playmakers 1, 2, 35 Band I 35 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Prom 25 Hi-Y l, 2, 35 L. Baskelball 15 Track 1, 2. ISFRG. KAREN A lozw of fun A Cappella II 1,25 Short- hand Club 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. X BARQUFST, ROLAND Thr more you krmu him fbe heller you like him V. Basketball 35 Tranvfcr from Kelso, wvllill. BARSNESS. AUDREY I have a hear! wilh 100771 for every joy' Student Council 15 H.R, Officer l, Pres.5 Band I 35 Band II I. 2, Pres. l. Sec. 25 Pep Club 2, 3, Sec. Treas. 25 Loyalty Day 2. 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 35 L. Bowling 2. Vs. . 3 . BERNHARD, BERWICK. ELLEN MARY Laugh and the world Small in stalure bu! laughs u'i1h you brimming with pep L. Basketball 35 L. Vol- Pep Club 35 Loyalty Day leyball 35 L. Softball 3. l, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3. BILLING. ROSEMARY A faithful worker meets wilh success FHA 1, 2, 35 Pep Club Z, 35 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. BAUER. ,fi , BECKER, If CECIL D. , ,- WILLY DQ 1101 dmufb my if A?Cgaffba1oM USA dreams ff LII-L fficer 1, V. Pres 5 D.If. Cluh 3 of ,Band II 1, Z5 Hi-Y 1. 3, I f 35 V. kidtbal-LZ, 35 V. fly, liqog 2, 35 Reservex BINGIZMAN, LARRY A Mun like a welsh-- l'dllll'A1' hy hiv workin Band I 2, 35 Band II 15 Pep Band 35 Orchestra I, 25 Vimal Aida. Football lg Track 2, 3. BERGMAN. ANN Beau!y'x first maid of honourv H.R. Officer 3, V. Pres. Band I 1, 2, 3, Treas. 35 Pep Band 35 Orchestra 1, 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Loy- alty Day I, 2, 35 Prom 2: Tri-Hi Y 1, 2, 3, Treas. I5 L. Bowling 15 Softball l: Queen's Court 3. BOBER, MARY JANE A geyxcr of pvpl' Student Council 2: I'I.R. Officer 2, Prcs.5 Short- hand Club 35 Ushers Club 2, 3, Sec. 2, V. Pres. 35 Searchlight Business Staff 35 Pep Club Z. 35 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 I.. Bas- ketball l, 25 L. Volley- ball l, 25 L. Bowling I, 2, 3. K I. ,af . 'Dv Ulf BYRNE BOE. AUDREY Y. A ioucb of nalure's genial glow Playmakers 35 A Cappella II 15 Shorthand Club 35 Pep Club 35 Loyalty Day 3. ISRAUCHER, KAY The road Io happiness leads by her door D.E. Club,Historian 3. BONDERENKO. VIVIAN The lrouble is small, tba fun is great A Cappella I l, 2, 35 A Cappella II Ig Shorthand Club 33 Ushers Club l, 2, 35 Searchlight 35 Pep Club 2, 3g Loyalty Lay 1,25 3. BONEBRAKE. KEITH A lhing in hand is uorlb more than a greal flying in prospect Science Club 3. BRANDVOLD. BONNIE Reason is Ike queen ana' mislress of all things Playmakers 35 Ushers Club 35 Pep Club 2, 3: li -f BRAUCHER, JOY Orme your friend aluays a friend K Loyalty Day 3. BRIELAND. DONALD BRIELAND. Hsfudy is a luxury in EUGENE which I shall never Actions speak louder indulge than 'IUOYLJSH BROWNSTEIN, JOAN A merry bear! maketh a cheerful countenance Orchestra 15 Ushers Club 15 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 2, 3. BRIZDING. DALE R. Reliability will: an ar- rrnl on abiliiyn Student Council 35 H.R. Officer, Pres. 35 Play- makers 35 Science Club 3. BURGHARDI, JACQUELYN She has a face like a blessingv FHA 1. MARJORIE Lei come what mayl' Student Council 15 H.R. Officer, Pres. 15 Play- makers 15 Band II 15 Searchlight 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day I, 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 55 L. Bowling 2. 1 XJ-is CAMP, PEGGY Manners alone heain flig- nily upon all CHOUKALOS. RICHARD A. I am not afraid of my lessons, in fact I can go to sleep right hesiile lheml' H.R. Officer I, 2, Pres.: Band II. CI-IRISTIANSON. MYRON Never do today what someone else will do for Cyou tomorrowv Loyalty Day lg L. Bas- ketball I, 29 L. Softball I 2 3. CARLSON, BONNIE Wl1i1t power hath thee in thine eyes? H.R. Officer, Sec. lg Playmakers I, 2, 3, A Cappella I 1, 2, 33 Li- brarian 3, Searchlight 1, 2, 3g Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 2, 3g Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, ag L. Volleyball, L. Basketball, Bowling I, 2, 3g L. Soft- ball lg-Modern Choir 3. ,lp-vii' 115535 CHELGREN, GLADYS Smiles are her policy: good insurance, too H.R. Officer 3, V. Pres.: Class Officer, V. Pres. l. Sec. 23 Playmakers l, Z: A Cappella II lg Red Cross Council 2: Search- light 35 Pep Club 2. .lt Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3: Cheerleader 2, 35 Tri-Hi- Y I, 2, 3, Pres. 23 Prom Committee 2. CI-IENEY. DAVID They say women aml musie should never he fluted A Cappella I 2, 3: A Cappella II lg I-Ii-Y l. 2, 35 Boys State 35 I.. Basketball lg V. Foot- ball 1, 2, 3. V. COSTAIN, PEGGY A daughter of the gods, divinely tall and mpg! divinely fair. Student Council Sec. Treas. 2g Class Officer, Sec. 39 Playmakers l, 2, 55 Thespians 3: B d I COUTTS, 3, A Cappella I Lag, 3g GARRY Pep Club 2' 3' V' Prfis' 52 G0oil at problems, hill Irftrpclty Council 23' ri haril our to solve. Girls State, Lt. Governor Lab. AS ' . 1' I 25 Homecoming Queen 3. sistant 3, Xisua Science Club 3 Aids 3 . 5, DAVIDSON. BETTY Style is the dress of thought Playmakers l, 2, 3: Shorthand Club 3g Searchlight 33 High Times I 25 H'h Times II 3, Quill and Scroll 2. 3, Magician Staff 31 NIPA Loyalty Day 2, 35 Prom 23 Tri-Hi-Y 33 L. Bowling Ig L. Softball 1, CHEWAKIN. TRUDY A waw' in her hair ana' iz light in her ryan H.R. Officer 2, Sec.g Playmakers 1, 2, 3g Band I 1, 2, 3, Pep Band 1. 2. 3: Orchestra l, 23 Office Staff 23 Pep Club 2, 3: Loyalty Day I, 2, 33 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3g L. Basketball, L. Softball I, 25 L. Volleyball. L. gwling lg Hyder lioir. :JL ' of M at Qi C RISTIANSON, JANICE lil Generous and of free dispositionl' H.R. Officer, Sec. 3, Playmakers 2, 35 Library Club Ig Searchlight 35 Pep Club 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 35 Prom 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3: L. Softball I, 2: L. Basketball lg L. Bowling I. DOLAN. DIANE The pause that refreshes Pep Club 3, Loyalty Day 1, 2, 33 L. Basketball l. Z, L. Volleyball 13 I.. Softball 1. 26 sv., uf' 'Q' DUPUIS JANIS Like the Empire Sfate, juxl rmllesx Morin A Cappella II 1, 25 Li- brary Club lg Red Cross Council lg Searchlight 3: High Times 2, 39 NIPA 25 Pep Club 2, 3, Pres. 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3: Prom Co-Chairman 21 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Pres. 33 Debate 25 Intra Tri- Hi-Y Council 2, 3. EBERHARD, HAROLD Give mr' romance or givr mv deailf' Student Council 23 H.R. Officer, Pres. 2g Play- makers 2, 3g Thespians 55 Band I 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3: Pep Band 2, 35 Orches- tra 1: Hi-Y I, 2, 3: L. Basketball 3. EHR. MELVIN Thr rrzvuril of u lbmg iwll ilnm' is I0 btlll' il flour FFA I, 2. 3, Trans. V Loyalty Day 2, 3 l EDWARDSON, EDWARDSON. EHR, VIVIAN YWAINF DONNA F. Wbf11is lowly nrzrr Trim bapfwirzvvx fomixlx Thr fssrurr' of all Jim fzlrmr' in iloing gmail lu'azl!y ERB. FAYDO, BETTY LOU LLOYD Duff: im' my fuiorllu A rmlurnl born gcullr- frm! UIHVIU Shorthand Club ' I Baskttball 7 FEDJE. JOANN It isrfl a rrime to bc xborl-only a 1I1liSt1!IL'6v Shorthand Club 35 Ush- ers Club Z, 55 Loyalty D l 3 FERGUSON. NANCY Thr lwxl of lJz'uli'rx ii gooil fbrcrv Playmakers lg A Capp- ella ll lg Pep Club 2, 3: Loyalty Day 2, 33 Trans- fcr from Xlinncsota ELLIS. DONALD l lou' murky if fulfill- ilfm mu-I mlzlil xi! aml lrml: uf il for hours 7 2 lm iliv lhv -. . FILLIZR. GERRY VV. Early In bmi, varly to risv, aml your gal goev out with nlbrr gizyiu Band I 33 Band ll l, 2: Loyalty Day l 2 3. 5 -1- in .,,.... FISHER, JILL P. A girl of cheerful yes- terllays uml confident io- morrows Playmakers 1, 2, 35 A Cappella II 15 Search- light 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Sec. 35 Debate 25 L. Volley- FLOM. ROGER I never ihinlz of Ihr' futureg il comes soon enough High Times 1, 25 Prom 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Pres. 2: L. Basketball 1, 2, 35 L. Football l, 2. 35 L. Soft- ball l. 2, 3. ball 1, 25 L. Bowling l. 2. GOETZ. EILEEN Fair lhoughls and hap- py hours bless her. ' Red Cross Council 1: Searchlight Business Staff 35 High Times 1, 2, Ad Manager5 NIPA 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Intra Club Council 2. FRISCH, ,IACQUELINE ANN Dancing shoes and happy heads lI.R. Officer I, Sec.: Playmakers 1, 2, 35 Band I 1, 2. 35 Pep Band l, 2. 35 Orchestra 1, Z5 Search- light Business Staff 2. 3: Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Prom 2: I.. Basketball 1, 2,35 Thespians 3. GOODWIN, ROBERTA A good heart is worlh gold H.R. Officer, Treas. 35 Ushers Club 2, 35 FHA 1, 25 Pep Club 2,35 Loy- alty Day 1, 2, 35 Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Sec. 25 High Times Ad Staff, I5 L. Bowling 1, 2, 3. GRAMS, BEVERLY Personal beauty is a greater recommendation than any letier of inlro- duclionn Band I 1, 25 Pep Band 12 Searchlight 15 Pep Club 25 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 D.E. Club 3, V. Pres. 5,4143 GRAY. GERRY You cannol corner a square guy Loyalty Day I, Z, 35 Hi- Y 1, 2, 35 L. Basketball l, 2, 35 L. Volleyball I. 25 L. Football 2. 35 Re- serve Football I, 25 Track 3. GARRISON, GLASOE. SERGE H. ELAINE Varsily is the spice of - Friendshipisashellering life-3' tree H.R. Officer 1, V. Pres.5 Searchlight 2. Playmakers 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Prom 25 Hi- Y 2, 3, V. Pres. 1, Pres. 35 Intra Club Council 35 Boys State 3, Supreme Court Judge: L. Basket- ball l, 2, 35 Reserve Foot- ball 15 Track 25 Honor GOODEN. PAT Whirl, Ballerina, u'hirl. ' .ff H.R. Officer 3, V. Pres.5 Band I 1, 2, 35 Pep Band lg Orchestra 1, 25 Short- hand Club 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. Treas. 3. GREENGARIJ. MIKE I'm noi lazy-I was just born fired Hi-Y 1, 2: Boys State 3: L. Basketball I, Z, 35 I.. Volleyball I, 2, 35 I.. Football 1, 2, 35 L. Bowl- ing 1, 2, 35 L. Softball l. 2, 35 V. Football 35 Re- serve Football I5 Track 2. HAIDFR. RAYMOND Long, lean and likeable' L. Softball 2, 3. Q HAMILTON, ADELINE A true friend is foreier a friend I-IAMM. BETTY I-IARRIET Hoop-De-Doo HAMRE. BARBARA If I'm on time i!'s be- cause my clock is fast' Playmakers 1, 2, 35 Treas. 35 Thespians 35 Band I 2, 35 Band II I5 Search- light 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Prom I'-IANSEN, DELAINE Happiness seems made Io be shared Searchlight 1, 2, 35 Pho- tography Editor 25 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 NIPA 1, 25 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Prom 25 L. Softball 2. HANSON, CAROL No faeuliy so happy as lhinking you are happyv A Cappella I 35 A Capp- ella II 25 Loyalty Daw' 2, 3. HANSON. FRED An iron hand in a vel- vel gloveu A Cappella I 15 Loyalty Day 1, 25' I-Ii-Y 1, 25 L. Basketball I5 L. Softball 1, 2. 2. HARRINGTON, GENE Some think lhe 'world is made of fun and so do I Student Council 25 H.R. Officer, Pres. 25 Band I l, 2, 35 Loyalty Day 2. 35 Prom 25 Hi-Y I, 2, 35 Boys State 15 L. Basket- ball I, 25 L. Volleyball I5 L. Softball l, 25 Rc- serve Basketball 1, 2. HAUGEBERG, HAUGEBERG, ARNOLD ARVID I ffm ff-Yiff f1V'3'fbi X Prince Valianl with a but templationu 1-few.,-ul Student Council 2, 35 H. R. Officer 2, Pres.5 Class Officer 3, Pres.5 FFA I. 2, 3, Treas. 1, Pres. 2, Reporter 35 Loyalty Day l, 2, 35 Prom 25 Hi-Y I, 2, 35 L. Basketball 1, 2. 35 L. Football 35 Reserve Football 25 Track 2. Student Council 35 H. R. Officer 2, 3, V. Pres. 2. Pres. 35 FFA 1, 2, 3, Asst. Reporter, Sec.5 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Prom 25 Hi- Y 1, 2, 35 L. Basketball 1, 2, 35 L. Football 35 Reserve Football 25 Track 2. HEGREBERG, DALE Wise men say nothing in dangerous limes Band I 2, 35 Band II 15 FFA I5 L. Basketball 25 L. Volleyball 2, 3. I-IEGREBERG, GERALD l'm in love with this green earih A Cappella I 25 A Capp- ella II I5 FFA I, 2, 3. Sec. 2, V. Pres. 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, Sec. -I5 Honor So- ciety 3. I-IEILIG, KENNETH W. Ambition has no rest' A Cappella I 2, 35 Boys State 25 L. Football 35 Transfer from Blue Earth, Minn. -36 Y ' ' HEINZE, ARDYTH The eyes have one lan- guage everywhere HELVIG, HELEN A smile cu res the wounding of a frown HERDA, ELAINE Her heart is just as sun- ny as her hair H.R. Officer, V. Pres. 1, Sec. 35 Shorthand Club 35 Ushers Club 2, 35 FHA 15 Searchlight 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, V. Pres. 35 L. Basketball 1, 25 L. Volleyball 1, 25 L. Bowl- ing 1, 2, 3. I-IITLAND. DAROLD Aye, every inch athlete A Cappella II 15 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 2,35 L, Softball 25 V. Basket- ball 2, 35 Reserve Bas- ketball 15 V. Football 2, HOERTER, ROBERT Thoughl is the seed of action Science Club 3, V. Pres.5 Searchlight 1, 2, 3, Pho- tography Editor 35 NIPA 25 Hi-Y 15 Boys State 25 Reserve Football 1. 35 Reserve Football 15 Track 2, 3. D. E. Club 3. Shorthand Club 35 FHA I5 Pep Club 25 L. Bas- ketball 25 Volleyball 2, 3. HOFFMAN. BEVERLY Mischief is my middle name HOLUM. GARY His prrsonalily equals his accomplishments Student Council 1, Z, 3, Prcs. 35 H.R. Officer 2. Pres.5 Class Officer 1, Pres.5 Band I 1, 2, 35 A Cappella I 1, Treas. 15 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Prom Co-Chairman 25 Drum Major l, 2, 35 Hi- Y 1, 2, 3, Pres. 1, Sec. 25 Debate 2: Intra-City Council 15 L. Basketball 2, 35 L. Volleyball l. 2 L. Softball 1, 25 V. sketball 1, 2, 35 Re- serve Football 15 Track I 2, 35 State Council Convention, Official Delegate 1, 2, 35 Denver Student Council Leader- ship Conference 2. HOLTZ, -3 LOIS I Life is jus! one big joke Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 25 L. Basketball 15 L. Bowling 25 L. Soft- ball I5 D.E. Club 3. HOOVER, DONALDA A failhful friend is the medicine of life Shorthand Club 35 Li- brary Club l, 2, 3. HOLEN, ERMA To know her is to love her H.R. Officer 1, Sec.5 Red Cross Council 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 25 Prom 2. HOWELL, PATRICIA ANN He1faz'e is her foriumr, iz runs inlo a good fig- ure Student Council 15 H.R. Officer 1, Pres.5 Class Officer 2, Treas.5 Play- makers 1, 2, 35 Band I 2, 35 Band II 15 Peo Band 35 High Times 1, 25 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Prom 25 Queenls HUIZENGA, LYLE Lale hours aren't good for one but they're all righl for Iwo A Cappella I 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Boys State 25 V. Basketball 1, 2, 35 V. Football 35 Reserve Foot- ball l, 25 Track 2, 3. X 3 :fx is HUPSKY, DARLENE Silence is golden but we're off the gold sland- ard Honor Society 35 Play- makers 1, 2, 35 A Cap- pella I 1, 2, 35 FI-IA 1, 2, 35 Pep Club 2,. 35 Loyal- ty Day 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi- Y 35 Debate 35 Girls State 25 L. Basketball 1, 2, 35 L. Volleyball I, 2. 35 L. Softball 1, 2, 3. JENSEN. ROBERT ROY A mind more busy ihan a laboring spider JOHNSON, BILL So he toole out his gun and killed me High Times I, II, 3: Loy- alty Day 1, 2, 39 PYOTY1 25 Hi-Y l, 2, 35 L. Bas- ketball 1, 2, 35 L. Soft- ball l, 2. IRWIN, SHARON Gayely is to good hu- mor as perfume is to flor- al fragrance Playmakers 35 Shorthand Club 35 Ushers Club 15 Searchlight Business Staff 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyal- ty Day 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 L. Bowling 2. IVERSON, GRACIA ANNE 'A lighl heart lives long i Honor Society 35 Play- JACOBSON, SHIR LEY Ask mc no questions and I'll lell you no lies makers 35 A Cappella I D. F. Club 3. 2, 35 A Cappella II I5 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day I, 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2. 3. JENSEN, MILDRED Trifles light as air Playmakers 35 A Cap- pella II 15 FHA I, V. Pres. 15 Searchlight 35 Search- light Business Staff 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3: L. Volleyball I5 L. Bowling JOHNSON. GENEVIEVE Fair and admired Playmakers 35 Library Club 2, 3, Pres. 35 Ush- ers Club I, 2, 35 FHA l, 25 Red Cross Council 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyal- ty Day I, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 L. Basket- ball 15 L. Volleyball 15 Modern Choir 3. JOHNSON. LOIS I wish I knew the good of wishing I, 2, 35 L. Soft Modern Choir 3 JOHNSON. ARLFNIQ 'TalI, fri1'm1'ly, and fun lo knou D. If. Club 3, Prus.5 A Cappella Il 25 Pep Club 25 Transfer from Dakota Lutheran. J I JOYER. visa ANN Prclly as a piclurc, and what a frame! Class Officer 2, V. Pres.5 Playmakers 1, 2, 35 Band I'2, 35 Band II 15 Red Cross Council 15 High Times I, II5 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Sec. 35 NIPA 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Prom 25 Queen's Court 3. JYLEN ELEANOR Fun and merrimenl aml shc'll be lhcrr' H.R. Officer 2, Sec.5 Playmakers I5 Search- light Business Staff 2, 3, Business Manager 35 High Times I, II, Assoc. Edi- torg Quill and Scroll 2, 35 NIPA '25 Pep Club 2. 35 Loyalty Day l, 2, 3s Prom 25 L. Bowling 2. KAMROW, KELLER, BOB DONNA A happy digestion to The heart's letter is read you all in the eyes Playmakers 2, 35 Band I 1, 2, 35 A Cappella I 2, 35 Loyalty Day I, 2, 35 Prom 2. KOMBEITZ, DAVID Genius is a raparity for avoiding hard work Band I 1, 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 25 Prom 25 L. Softball 3. KUNKA, JIM Walking Bugle Boy H. R. Officer 2, V. Pres.5 Band I 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 2, 35 Orchestra 15 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 L. Basketball l, 2, 35 L. Softball 1, 2, 3. Playmakers 2, 35 A Cap- pella I 35 A Cappella II 25 Searchlight 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 3. KEUTHER. GLORIA A Friday night's dream on a Saturday told Student Council 35 H. R. Officer 1, 3, Sec.-Treas. I, Pres. 35 A Cappella I 35 A Cappella II 25 Short- hand Club 35 Library Club l, 2, 3, Pres. 25 Ushers Club l, 2, 3, Pres, 35 Searchlight 35 Loyalty Day I, 2, 35 Projection Club 3. V. Pres.5 Queen's Court 3. KLOVSTAD, JOHN A man of man words, fy all of them unspoken Band I 35 Band II l, 25 Boys State 25 L. Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 L. Volleyball I5 L. Softball I5 Track 3. KNUDSON, BOB He's the kind that should give the girls a break but doesn't Playmakers 2, 35 A Cap- pella I 1, 2, 35 Librarian 1, Quartet 1, 2, 35 Loy- alty Day 1, 25 Prom 25 L. Softball 3. LARAMORE, LOUISE ARLENE Silence is the most per- fect expression of ron- lentment Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 D. E. Club 3. LARSEN, VIRGINIA C. Talk about ginger! She's the whole spice box! Playmakers 15 FHA 15 Searchlight 2, 3, Assoc. Editor 35 High Times 2, 35 Co-Editor 2, Editor 35 Quill and Scroll 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day l, 2, 35 Prom 25 Honor Society 3. KOTTSICK, CAROLE A dream is a wish your heart makes D. E. 35 Loyalty Day l, 5 L. Basketball 25 L. Volleyball 2, 3. LARSON, LARSON, DAVID CHARLES V. A plow man rm his legs If you -want to know is higher than a gentle- lhe value of money, just man on his knees try to borrow some FFA 1, 2, 3. LARSON, RICHARD What's the use of living if you can't have a good time while you'1e here? A Cappella I 1, 35 Loyal- ty Day 1, 2, 33 Prom 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 L. Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 V. Football 2, 3, Reserve Football l. LAWSON, LEATHES, DONNA AUDREY K. The soul of sound goof! Exercise! I peeled an fellowship orange for breakfast! FHA 2, 33 Pep Club 2, 3. A Cappella I 35 A Cap- pella II 2. LEE, LOIS Her smile is as radiant as the sunshine in her eyes Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 39 Prom 2, Tri- Hi-Y 3g I.. Volleyball 1, 23 L. Bowling 1, 2. LOVDAHL, JANICE The social smile-the sympathetic tear A Cappella I 3, A Cap- pella II l, 25 Ushers Club 2, 33 FHA lg Searchlight Business Staff 33 Pep Club 2, 3g Loyalty Day 1, 2, 33 Tri-Hi- Y 1, 2, 39 L. Bowling 1, 2. MCDANIEL GARY If he had been born a train he'd be an express Playmakers 3g Loyalty Day 33 Prom 25 Hi-Y 2, 39 Boys State 35 L. Bas- ketball Zg L. Volleyball 2, 35 L. Softball 2, 39 V. Basketball 2, 35 V. Foot- ball 2, 3g Reserve Foot- MAGNUSSON. HARLOW A friendly and respected fellow Student Council 3g H. R. Officee 2, 3, V. Pres 2, Pres. 34 Debate 2g Boy's State 33 L. Basketball 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3. ball 2: Track 2, 3. NIALONEY, MARJORIE Not by years but by disposition is wisdom acquired A Cappella II 1, 2g FHA 39 Bowling 1. MAR, JIM With a Song in My Heart Student Council lg H. R. Officer 1, Pres.g A Cap- pella I I, 2, 35 Loyalty Day 25 Prom 2g Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Intra-City Student Council lg Track 1, 2, 33 Gymnastics 2. MATRONIK, HARRIET MARSCHALL, MARSH, A complexion of pt?- GLORIANN RAYMOND fettiorlv Keep your friends under Nothing endures but Playmakers lg FHA I your own life's key personal qualities Pep Club 23 Loyalty Day I. Pep Club 2, 3. FFA 1, 2, 3, MICKELSON, SHIRLEY 'Elegant as simplicity and warm as ecstacy MIKKELSON, AUDREY The firf'sirle's glow is re- flerinl in her hair D. E. Club, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day l, 2. MILLS. BETTY Like gravity- she attraf.-Is Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 L. Basketbal ' 2, 35 L. Vol- leyball 1, 2, 35 L Soft- ball 1, 2. f'4 i gr 'Mila MOEN, DAVID A day for toil, an hour for sport A Cappella I 35 Loyalty Day 35 L. Basketball 2, 35 V. Track. n MONAGIN. BARBARA My lady lows lo dance Playmakers 1, 2, 35 Band I 2, 35 Pep Band 15 Or- Chestra 1, 25 A Cappella II 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Loy- alty Day 2,35 Prom 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 V. Pres. 25 L. Volleyball 1, 2, 35 L. Bowling 15 L. Soft- it MOMERAK, JUDY Laugh yourself into stilchesn Playmakers 1, 2, 35 Band I 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 15 Orchestra 15 Searchlight 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loy- alty Day 1, 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 L. Basketball 1, 2, 35 L. Vol- leyball 1, 2, 35 L. Bowl- ing 15 L. Softball 1, 2, 3. NIONAGIN. MARILYN Equal in humor and friendliness H. R. Officer, V. Pres. 35 Playmakers 1, 2, 35 A Cappella II 1, 25 Short- hand 35 Searchlight 3: Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Prom 25 Red Cross Coun- cil 35 Pep Club 2, 35 7 ball 1, 2, 3. Tri-Hi-Y 1, .., 3, Treas. 35 Modern Choir 35 L. Basketball 1, 2, 35 L. Vol- leyball 1, 2, 35 L. Soft- ball l, 2, 35 L. Bowling 1. NELSON, MONAGIN. CONNIE MARLENE To know is nothing at Image of fha fypifal NASLUND, all-to imagine is fggfpgggfn Zvffyfhingn Playmakers 1, 2, 35 Band I 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 15 MOORE, Searchlight 35 Pep Club SHARON LEE 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, A radiant angel 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y l, H. R. Officer, Sec.-Treas. 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 35 Playmakers 35 Or- L. Volleyball 1, 2, 35 L. chestra 1, 25 Pep Club Bowling 15 L. Softball 1, 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 2, 35 Modern Choir 35 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Shorthand Club 3. L. Volleyball 2. MULLEN, MARLENE Stop, look, and slay awhile Ushers Club 25 FHA 1. The blush is heauiiful but sometimes incon- venienf' I-I. R. Officer, Treas. 15 Playmakers 1, 25 A Cap- pella II 15 Red Cross Council 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 25 Tri- Hi-Y 35 D. E. Club Treas. 3. Student Council 25 Class officer 2, Pres. FHA 15 Searchlight 1, 2, 3, Fea- ture Editor 35 High Timcs 2, 35 Quill .md Scroll 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-1-Ii-Y 25 L. Bowling 15 Honor So- ciety 2, 3, V. Pres. 3. NELSON, KENNY Nearly killed by a train of thoughts passing through my mind FFA 1, 23 Loyalty Day 2. NELSON, MIKE Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow we may have to work H. R. Officer, Treas. I, Sec. 25 A Cappella I lg Loyalty Day 35 L. Bas- ketball l, 2. NEWPORT. LE VERE Eloquence is the child of knowledge FHA 1, 2, 3g Softball l. NOREM, GAIL She puts her troubles in a pocket with a hole in if Playmakers 23 A Cappel- la I 2, 35 A Cappella II I, FHA lg Searchlight 3: Pep Club 2, 3, Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3. OEN, MYRON My youth may wear and waste but it shall never rust in my possession Band I 2, 33 Sergeant 3g Band II lg Pep Band 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Visual Aid 1, 2, 3, Pres. 3, Hi- Y 1, 2, 3. NELSON, MYRNA A winning smile por- trays a winning per- sonality Student Council 25 H. R. Officer, V. Pres. 1, Pres. 25 Class Officer 3, Treas.g Playmakers I, 2, 35 Red Cross Council Ig Pep Club 2, 33 Loyalty Day 2, 33 Prom 23 Tri- Hi-Y 35 Intra-City Stu- dent Council 2g Honor Society 3. MESS, MARGARET Oh scissors! Let's cut up Modern Choir 35 H. R. Officer l, Sec.g Playmak- ers 1, 2, 33 FHA 31 Searchlight 2, 3: High Times 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3g Loyalty Day 1, 2, 39 Prom 2, Tri-Hi-Y 33 I.. Basketball lg L. Volley- ball 1, 2g L. Softball I. OFSTHUN, KENNETH The wildest colts make the best horses H. R. Officer 3, Sec., FFA lg Loyalty Day 2, 35 L. Basketball 1, 2, 35 L. Softball 1, 2, 3. OIMOEN, SONJA Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble H. R. Officer, Sec. 2g Class Officer 3, V. Pres.g A Cappella 1, 2, 3, Sec. 35 FHA 1, Treas.g Search- light 3, Class Editorg High Times 2, 35 Busi- ness Managerg Quill and Scroll 2, 3, V. Pres. -3, Magician Staff 35 NIPA, 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Prom 23 Tri- I'Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, SCC. I. NEWLAND, GARRY The thinkiest thinker that ever thunk Playmakers 2, 33 Modern Choir 3g Honor Society 2, 3, Visual Aids 33 Sci- ence Club 3, Pres.: Searchlight 3: Astronomy Ilub 23 Photography Staff 35 Thespians 3. NIELSON, RICHARD 'Some think he's bashfulg others doubt it! Loyalty Day 3. OLSON, CLARENCE A. 'It is a costly wisdom that is bought with experienrev Loyalty Day 1, 2. OLSON, LARRY D. You take care of the srhool-I'm leaving finally Band II 1, 2. PEDERSON, MORTON 'Let's take the wrong way home FFA 1, 2, 3. PHILLIPPE, JERRY I wish they gave credits for sleeping Student Council 15 H. R. Officer 1, 3, Pres. 1, V. Pres. 35 Playmakcrs 35 Loyalty Day 15 Prom 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Boy's State 25 L. Basketball l, 2, 35 L. Volleyball 15 L. Soft- ball 1, 2, 35 V. Football 2, 35 Reserve Football 15 Track 25 Boxing 2, 3. O SHAW, EUGENE If I rest I rust Band I 1, 2, 35 Hi-Yl 2, 35 L. Basketball 1, 2 35 L. Softball 1. OTTERNESS, SANDRA She and gloom are no relation Playmakers 25 FHA I, 2, Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. OVITT, NANCY Sincerity has its own charm Shorthand Club 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Prom 25 L. Basket- PARIZEK, CAROLYN Earth's noblest thing- a woman perfected Playmakers 1, 2, 35 Shorthand Club 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day POLSFUT, RON I'll walk alone-hut not if I can help it ball 15 L. Softball 1. l, 2,3 PETERSON, BETTY Her eyes in flood with laughterl' H. R. Officer 2, 3, V. Pres.5 Class Officer 1, Treas.5 Playmakers 1, 2, 35 Band II 15 A Cappella II 15 Pep Club 2, 35 Loy- alty Day I, 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 L. Basketball 15 L. Volley- ball 1, 2, 35 L. Bowling 1, 25 L. Softball 1, 2, 35 Modern Choir 3. H. R. Officer, V. Pres. RALL, 15 Band I 1, 2, 35 Pep POUNDS, TILLIE Band l, 2, 35 A Cappella MARGARET PRATT, As merry as the day is II 15 FFA 15 Loyalty Day The mildest manners, JIM long 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 L. the gentlest heart All men of artion are Transferred from Hurds- Basketball'3. D. E. Club 3. dreamersn field, N. Dak. N., RIEBE, JOAN All right now-wery- holly yell! Student Council 25 H. R. Officer 2, Pres.5 Play- makers 1, 2, 3, Sec. 2, Pres. 35 Band I 1, 2, 3, Asst. Librarian 2, Li- brarian 35 Searchlight 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri- lli-Y I. 2, 3, Pres. 15 L. Softball l, 2, 35 Modern Choir 35 Shorthand Club 35 Pep Band 3. ROGERS. LUCILE Some that smile have in their hearts millions of mixcbiefxn Playmakers 1, 2, 35 Band I 1, 2, 35 Pep Band 2, 35 A Cappella I 35 FHA 15 Red Cross Council 2, 35 Searchlight 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi- Y 3. l RUSTAD. JANET ADAIR Wbat,s the use of wor- rying when the world is full of fun? Playmakers 1, 2, 35 Band l 1, 2, 35 All-State Band 15 Orchestra 2, 35 Pres. 35 All-State Orchestra 35 High Times Ad Staff 15 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Debate 35 L. Volleyball l5 Bowling 15 L. Softball l, 2, 3. I 4 SCHFLTENS. KEITH You'1r gotta be a foot- ball bero to get along with a beautiful girln Student Council5 H. R. Officer 3, Prcs.5 A Cap- pella I 2, 3, Pres. 35 Sci- ence Club 35 Loyalty Day 35 Hi-Y 1, 25 L. Basketball 1, 2, 35 L. Softball 1, 2, 35 V. Foot- ball 2, 35 Reserve Foot- ball 15 Track 25 V. Bas- ketball Manager 35 Sci- ence Fair 3, Pres. SCHERESKY UM Musick golden tongue' Playmakers 35 A Cappellf I l, 2, V. Pres. 35 A Cap- pclla ll 15 FFA 1, 2. 5- Treas. 2, Pres. 35 Loyalty Day l, 2, 35 L. Basketball 3. si RONGI IEN. RONNIE. BARBARA RICHARD A mill-summer lznighfs By fair or foul means dream Loyalty Day 25 Hi-Y 2. Tri-Hi-Y 1. SCHMIDT. DIANNE Merrily, merrily sball I live now Playmakers 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3: L. Softball 1. SCHMIDT, RON He'x the bead of the lo- rd wolf pack H. R. Officer 3, V. Pres.5 Playmakers 35 Red Cross Council 25 Searchlight 35 High Times 1, 25 Co-Ed- itorg Quill and Scroll 2, 35 NIPA 251-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, V. Pres. 25 L. Basketball 1, 2, 35 L. Volleyball 1, 25 L. Football 15 L. Soft- ball 1, 25 Reserve Basket- ball 2, 35 Reserve Foot- ball 25 Track l. RONSHAUGEN. LEE He basn't let anyone pin anything on him since be was a baby Prom 25 L. Basketball 2, 3. SANDERS, JOHN No great man ever thought himself so FFA 1, 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 L. Basketball 1, 2, 3. SCHREPEL, FLOY A guardian angel o'er his life presiding Band I 2, 35 Band II 15 FHA 15 Pep Club 2, 33 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 L. Vol- leyball 15 L. Bowlinz 1. SMITH, SCOTT, SHERVOLD. ROBERT PAULA Where fbere'x a will You know what they there s a delerlive xlory say abou! veil heads o Loyalty Day I, 2, 35 Phy Playmakers 1, 2, 35 Pep Ed Assistant 2, 3. Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day I, 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-Hi- Y 35 Debate 35 L. Basket- ball 1, 2, 35 L. Softball I, 2, 35 L. Volleyball I. Z, 35 L. Bowling I, 2, 3. BARBARA HSILI'l'fI'I' igvx 11'I'ri' ui'1'ii serif, Student Council 35 H. R. Officer, V. Pres. I, Pres. 35 Shorthand Club 35 Ushers Club I, Z, 35 Red Cross Council I5 Pep Club 2, 35 I.oyalty Day 2, 35 Prom 25 Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 35 L. Bowling 2. X. 'X' U '45, I W SIBELL. MARILYN Ou1'u'arIlanJ visible sign f an inward and spirit- ual grace 'X SIMON. . RONALD in Me aml my Buick Transfer from Tiogag Photography Staff 2, 35 Playmakers 35 A Cappel- la I 35 Quartct5 Loyalty Day 35 NIPA 2, 3. SIMONSON. WAYNIi A good mimi possesses a kingilomn Student Council I5 H. R. Officer I, Pres.5 Band I 1, 2. 35 Pep Band 2, 3: Orchestra I5 L. Basket- ball I, 25 Reserve Basket- ball 1, 2. SMITH. LORENTZ I am as able and as fi! as lbou Playmakers 2, 35 A Cap- pella I 35 A Cappella II I, 25 Science Club 35 Loyalty Day 2, 35 L. Bas- ketball 2, 35 L. Softball STORBFCK. GIZRALDINIC I'll niaki' you val your t STIQNIIQN. u'orilx SNYDEK, SPRINGFR. NIYRON FHA I5 Pep Cluh 25 LAUREL ALBVRT I .ilwp in rlaxx in ffm! I Loyalty Day: 2: L. Bas- T 4' um muu is i'urml Wl1ii'l1 rurl liar ilu- ran slmly ai night betball I5 I., Volleyball 0 amlulion by anibilinizn Toizil' Visual Aid I5 Loyalty I. Z, 3: L. Softball I. 2: H Y2 3:Ti-ackl, FFA1,:.5. Diyi,z,s, D. E. Clubs. l. STORUD. DELORIES LIFAN Sha Im-rx tba life xbi lives Band I 35 Band II l, 25 Loyaltv Day I, 2. 3: I.. Basketball I, 2, 35 I.. Vol- leyball I, 2. 35 L. Soft- ball I, 2, 3. l F X CQ., wma, , -C? . 3 STRAIN. KAREN Her hair, like golden lhrearls, spreads long and wavy Band II 1, 25 A Cappella I 35 Shorthand Club 35 FHA l, 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 L. Volley- ball 35 Trampoline Team STRAND. NOR Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Prom 25 Cheerlead- er 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 I.. Basketball 1, 2, 35 L. Volleyball 1, 2, 35 L. Bowling 1, 2, 35 L. Soft- ball 1, 2, 3. l,2,3. STUFLAT, ,IANICE and JEAN Haw you seen my shadou ' janice-H. R. Officer 3, Sec.5 FHA 15 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Gymnastics 1, 2, 35 Phy Ed Assistant 1, 2, 35 Checrlcader 3. Jean- H. R. Officer l. Sec..5 FHA 15 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 1, 2, 35 Gymnastics 1, 2, 35 Phy Fd Assistant l, 2, 35 Cheerleader 3. STRILCOYI-.. MARLYS -IANI-Q A cheery liifle chafin- box H. R. Officer 2, V. Pres.: Playmakers 1, 2, 35 A Cappella I 1, 2, 35 FHA I5 Red Cross Council l. 2, 35 Searchlight 35 High Times 2. 3. Feature Iidi- tor5 Quill and Scroll 3: NIPA 25 Pep Club Z. 33 Loyalty Day l, 2, 35 Tri- Hi-Y 35 L. Basketball I. 2, 35 L. Volleyball 1, 2. 3: L. Softball,l, 2, 3. STROMME, JANICE I might he a blonde but that doesn'i mean I'm lighlheadedn H. R. Officer 3, Sec.- Treas.5 A Cappella II 25 Pep Club 25 Loyalty Day 2, 35 L. Basketball l, Z5 L. Volleyball 1, 2, 39 L. Bowling 15 L. Softball 25 D. E. Club 3. STRUKSNESS. KATHLEEN Thr uorld is her stage Playmakers l, 2. 33 Thes- pians 35 Modern Choir 3. SWANSON. SHIRLEY Her face is as pleasing as lhe heavens SYS, Loyalty Day 1, 25 Tri- BARBARA Hi-Y 35 L. Basketball 25 Slzaiers Wall: L. Volleyball I, 2. Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3. TAUBE STAN There are Iwo sides Io every slory-lhe wrong side and my side Student Council 2, 3, V. Pres. 35 H. R. Officer 2, Pres.5 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Prom 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 Debate 1, 35 Boys State 25 L. Basketball 1, 2, 35 L. Volleyball 15 L. Soft- ball 1, 2, 35 Reserve Bas- ketball l, 25 V. Football 2, 35 Reserve Football 15 Track 1, 2, 3. SUYDANI. JIM A grnfleman of great promise FFA 1, 2, 35 Loyalty Day 15 L. Basketball 1, 2, 3: L. Softball l. 2. TEIGEN, ,IOANN A lillle hi! of heaven Playmakers 1, 2, 35 A Cappella I 25 A- Cappella II lg Pep Club 2, 35 Loy- alty Day 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 L. Volleyball 15 L. Softball l. THOMAS. ALLAN I hate leap year, lhey rush me so' Student Council 15 H. R. Officer 1, Pres.5 A Cap- pella I 15 Prom 22 Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Intra-City Stu- dent Council 15 L. Bas- ketball 15 L. Volleyball 15 V. Basketball 1, 2, 3: V. Football 1, 2, 35 High Times I 3. Edit, THOMAS. MARJORIE 'Happiness shines hy its own light THOMPSON. LaVONNIE Fun to talk to and pleasant to think about FHA l, 23 Pep Club 2, Pep Club 2g Loyalty Day SQ Loyalty Day 2, 33 I, 2, 33 L. Basketball 1, Prom 23 L. Basketball l. 33 L, Volleyball l, 33 L. 2, 33 L. Volleyball l, 2, Softball l, 2, 33 D. E. 33 L. Bowling 1, 23 L. Softball 1, 3. Club 3. UNWIN, NIARY Health and rheerfulness mutually heget each other VANNETT, WBSTLIE The funniest thing about his jokes is the way he laughs at them A Cappella I 1, 2, 3. WANKEL, MURRAY Modest evidence of a real athlete Band I 1, 2, 33 Pep Band 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 33 L. Bas- ketball l3 Reserve Bas- ketball 13 V. Football 2, 33 Reserve Football 13 Track 2. THORSON. BILL All the uorlil lows ir lover until he romplirat- ml the parking problem Band l, 2, 33 Pep Band I, 2, 33 Orchestra l, 23 Visual Aid 33 Debate -. TIMM, MICHAEL Take my advice-bait the hook and they biteu Home Room Officer 2. V. Pres.3 Band I 1, 2, 33 Loyalty Day 33 Prom 23 Hi-Y 2, 33 L. Basketball l, 2, 33 L. Volleyball li L. Football I3 L, Softball 1, 23 V. Track 1. TVEDT. SHIRLEY She's lovely, she's en- gaged-womter what she uses Playmakers 33 A Cappel- lia I 2, 33 A Cappella II 13 Quartette 23 Shorthand Club 33 Ushers Club l. 2, 33 FHA I3 Searchlight 33 Pep Club 2. 33 Loy- alty Day 2, 3. WATLAND, JUDY As merry as heart ran wish or tongue can tell Ushers Club 1, 2, 33 Pep Club 23 Tri-Hi-Y I, 23 D. E. Club, Sec. 33 L. Bowling 1. VALOR. LYNWOOD You take the high road, I'lI take the low road- it's darker Home Room Officer 1, 2, Treas. 1, V. Pres. 23 A Cappella II I, Pres.3 Searchlight 33 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Treas. 1, 23 Boys State 23 L. Basketball I, 23 L. Volleyball 13 L. Softball I, 23 Reserve Basketball l, 23 V. Football I, 2,33 Track 1, 2, 3. VVEBSTER. MARIE WEBSTFR, Her eyes are homes of MELVIN silent prayer Student Council 2, 33 Class Officer 1, Sec.3 State Student Council 2, He could argue a fish out of water and make him think he was better off State TFCJSUICIQ State Home Room Officer, Sec. Student Council Conven- tion 2, 3, Delegate3 Nat'l. Student Council Conven- tion 2, Delegate. Treas. 23 V. Pres. 33 De- bate l, 2, 33 Boys State 23 Honor Society 3, Treas. 'TS WEFALD, JON Thr olrlrst kin! of mis- rlrirf nz Ihr' IIz'lI.'!'Sf lriml of way A Cappella I lg Search- light 35 Loyalty Day 35 Hi-Y l, 2. 35 Boys State 25 L. Basketball 15 L. Softball 15 Reserve Bas- ketball, Student Mana- txer I5 Reserve Football, Student Manager l. WOLD, CAROL JEAN A dimple tucks ber smile in place Shorthand Club 35 Ush- ers Club 2, 35 FHA ll Red Cross Council 35 Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 2. 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 L. Bas- ketball 1, 25 L. Volley- ball 15 L. Bowling 2. WESTERENG. ALLEN E.x'pr'riz'nfe is by imlus- lry acbiewdn Visual Aid 5, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. WILSON. BARBARA As free' and as ruff as 11 young fum--bug H. R. Officer 3, Treas.g Pep Club 2, 35 Loyalty Day 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3. WOOD, GLORIA She might have writlen Ike slandarzls of iz good atblefeu H. R. Officer I, Sec.5 A Cappella I 2, 3: A Cap- pella Il I5 Pep Club 1, 2, 35 Loyalty Day l, 1, 3: Prom 25 'Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 35 L. Basketball l, 2, 32 XVESTOM. MARILYN Drum: of sureess - il shall be yours A Cappella II 1, 25 Pep Club 25 Loyalty Day 1. 2. WOOD. ROBERTA Brauiy is a lmfz'r's gift H. R. Officer, V. Pres. 1, A .1 .A 'X I , ., ga . ., .As . . 'ts-H . A . Rf W'ICRl'lAM. JIM Any rmemlvlafirr be- tu'r'en him ami a wolf ix purely hopeful Student Council 35 H. R. Officer 3, Pres.5 Band I 1, 2. 35 Pep Band 3: Searchlight 3, Sports Ed- itorg Loyalty Day 35 Hif Y 1, 2, 35 Boys State 22 L. Basketball l, 2, 35 L. Softball 15 Reserve Bas- ketball 1, 2: Football 2. 35 Reserve Football I: Track 1. 2. WIDDEL. RICHARD If first you don'! sm'- rvrrl-lry a blonde Searchlight 15 Modern Choir 3. NOT PICTURED Donald Desilets Betty Lautt Willard C. Fields Gerald Vollmer Leo Kallias L. Volleyball 1, 2, 35 L. Sec. 35 Ushers Club 1, 2, ZETHREN, Bowling 1, 2, 35 L. Soft- 35 Red Cross Vouncil I, GRACE MARIE ball 1, 2, 35 Phyl. Fd., Q 25 L. Basketball l. 23 L nlnatwinlzling ofan Assistant 3. Bowling 2. eye S Gerald Du Paul Donna Llewellyn Shirley Fix lim Willis ZIETLOWI, EILEEN All's well tha! ends well Library Club 15 FHA 3 Pep Club 2, 35 L. Basket ball 1, 2. CLASS HISTORY It seems only yesterday that we entered our fl st 1n st1tut1on h1d1ng behmd our mother s sklrts and grm nlng that shy toothless sm1le at the teacher What crazy but joyous events are burxed ln our memorles be tween the f1rst grade and graduatlon To recall some of these mcldents let s go back to the very beglnnmg of our school days The success of some of the Maglcran football players may be traced rn part to games played w1th the gxrls on the graveled playgrounds of Roosevelt School Because of the boys chu alry the glrl s team Roberta Goodwxn Sonja Olmoen and Conme Nelson usually won but re txred to the sndelmes durmg basketball season to yell un experlenced but enthusxastlc cheers as the frghtm Roosevelt Bears Allan Thomas Butch Kombletz Ken Parge Jxm Suydaln Dlck Ronnxe defeated Central for the grade school champ1onsh1p Allan Thomas the jumor slzed kmght who graced the dreams 1n many a pngtaxled head was grven flowers by Karen Berg plggy back rldes by Luclle Rogers and pepper flavored d1v1n rty by Roberta Goodwxn and Conn1e Nelson But xt was Sonja whom he honored wxth tender love notes and shy requests to skate holdmg hands Allans comrade was Lloyd Faydo Aglle but fraglle Dean Barlow held the school record for broken bones whnch he won after falls whlle s 1ng or fallmg off roofs Harold Eberhard and Betty Peterson kept the school hvely wxth thenr con stant ha1r pull1ng and shm k1ck1ng It was a good thmg that Betty Davndson and Marne Webster could pro vxde a peaceful human atmosphere UP af Washxngton wnld games of Pom pom pullaway and Wbrk up occupled the students durmg recess There was always a fxerce battle among the rooms for perfect attendance and Frlday the tr1umphant shouts We got the hohday' told the rest who the lucky kxds were Marlene and Marllyn Momgan s black fur coat was the envy of all the gxrls Jxll Fnsher was heart broken when Jerry Phllhppe moved to Central 1n the flfth grade Lee Ronshaugen Lyle Hunzenga and Harlow Magnusson were the heart flutterers of the stage At Sunnys1de who was the b1ggest gnrl chaser9 Why bashful Ron Schmndt of course' But httle RlChlC Lar son was nn there pltchmg too Stan Taube really had the techmque though he mvnted only girls to h1sHallo ween party Mary Jane Bober Paula Shervold and Elame Herda were seen cheermg the dxsmal Sunnys1de teams on to vlctory Pat Gooden was the marvelous leader of the fnrst grade stxck band Who are those blg ones keepmg everythm g under control? Why none other than Geraldme Storbeck and Betty Mllls The teachers really had a tlme wlth the two Mnkes Greengard and Nelson It was a good thmg there were some quxet gnrls luke httle short Exleen Goetz and Joanne Fedge Over at McKmIey Margle Byrne and Wnlhe Becker went steady whxle Ann Bergman and Norman Backes shared an occas1onal date Ann was mvlted to a Satur day matmee by Norman but was embarrassed to tears when a few m1nutes later he called her back to ask 1f she stxll could get ln for twelve cents The 1dea' here she wasn t a day over 10 Grac1a Iverson Jlm Wxckham Joan Brownstlen Kay and Joy Braucher Larry Olson Marjorle Maloney Mary Lynn Berw1ck Janet Rustad Laurle Anderson J1m Kunka Jams Du Puls Eugene 54- Oshaw and Bob Kamrow were among those who kept hfe from bemg dull The hlghllght of the summers for the gnrls was always Janet Rustad s bnrthday partxes The boys kept themselves busy playmg football and gnvmg the teachers a bad txme It was at McK1nley that Merle Becker rece1ved h1s mckname Fxrst lt was Wxllne Ugg' but later lt was changed to the more dngnlfned Wnlhe A star was born 1n the Lmcoln school house when Irene Balke took the leadmg role of Emmy m the slxth grade classroom play Others 1n the great productxon were Beverly Hoffman 1m Pratt plus many more It seems that the fad over at Lmcoln was gomg steady oan Rxebe Bob Asplund pledged thexr true love to each other for two years Judy Momerack and Drck Chouka los also went steady whlle vahant Lynnle Valor trned to wm Shxrley Swanson s heart by brmg1ng her candy every day but httle Gene Harrmgton played the f1eld If seemed all the glrls just drooled over Gene the basketball dreamboat Bonn1e Carlson Joan Rxebe Shnrley Swanson Vee Ann Joyer and Judy Momerack were the cheerleaders for the Lmcoln team Stltch and Chatter was the name of the glrl s club and the1r club house was Vee Ann s play house These ambxtlous glrls sewed on d1sh towels for thenr hope chests Barbara Hamre was the good l1trleG1rl Scout of the Lmcoln tr1be At Central lanky Gary Holum began h1s career 1n basketball Because he was so tall Gary could txp the basketball mto the rxm by just standmg on h1s toes Others on the Central team were Jerry Phlhppe Wayne Slmonson Roger Flom Murry Wankel Serge Garrxson and B111 Johnson Glorra Wood and Cxs Strand provided the pep and enthuslasm through thexr cheermg In the slxth grade Jackle Frlsch attended the school She had just moved from the South and was teased constant ly by the boys because of her Southern drawl Cms Strand fell head over heels for Serge Garrlson when he moved to Central nn the slxth grade and she promoted the love affalr wxth tender httle love notes on scratch paper The last day of school was celebrated by havmg dress up day Glorla Wood was honored by wmnmg the dress up contest rn both her flfth and slxth grade year Jerry Phnllnppe added space to the graduatnon day by pushmg a cup cake ln Shxrley Fxx s face Then 1n our seventh year all of us gathered to smg our pralses to our Jumor Hugh School Gary Holum presnded over our Student Councnl whxle Conme Nelson served as vnce presndent Remember ourHalloween car mval and the coronatnon of Queen Gladys Chelgran and Kmg Dnck Choukalos7 Then we entered Mmot Hugh School to partxclpate together m the many actnvmes We hved through 1mt natxon m our Froshmore year to tackle the Jumor Seruor Prom when we were umors We dld our share m our school s democratlc ways by promotmg the campangn for Student Councll offlcers later electmg Gary Holum for our presldent and Stan Taube for VICE presndent Then ln our Semor year we crowned our lovely queen Peggy Costam Ah yes what memorles we have' But now comes the tlme when our ways must part we wxll each travel a djfferent branch m the road of hfe-but we shall always be able to look over our shoulders and famtly see the v1s1on of our Good old Golden Rule Days 'Y I - - 1 J . ' - . . . , . . , , , . . . . . U . . , , ,, . . . . I . Q! ' ' S! , . Y D . , . i 1' 9 9 . . . . - 2 J , ' . 9 . l - u - 12 s 1 7 a . . . . . 9 3 7 . . , . . ' 7 A . . . . , , . . . . - , , , . . h ' l - ' - 9 1 9 . ' l ' a s . , . ' a ' , . . . - , . . . 5 . . . . , - ' , . , - , 1 . - w ' ' a s s s u . ,, - . A . . , - ' ' ' KK ll ' . . , . , , . . . ' ' ' . . . . , s Q ' ' a r . x s S ' . . 1 , . , . . . , . ' Q 1 s s s 2 , 9 9 a . . . . -. . . U as 1 x 9 ' REPRESENTATIVE STUDE TS A mask of innocence camouflages the impish nature of Ginnie Larsen, one of the most representative students of the senior class. The title of Miss Publications may well be bestowed upon Ginnie because of her devoted hard work on both the SEARCH- LIGHT and the HIGH TIMES on which she served as Allociatt 1 .1-,. A mental picture of someone who is .in officer of perhaps more organizations than any other student, shows Gary with a gavcl in one hand and paint brush in the other. Gary's talents have mani- fested themselves in both leadership and art since he is Editor of the Searchlight. president of Quill 8: Scroll, president of , his home room, president of Iionor Society, vice-president of NIPA, and Editor of the Magician. He maintains that his hobby isn't collectinz medals, although in his high School years he has been one of the most active studcntS in school affairs. Editor and Editor-in'Chief respectively. To prove her dependability Ginnie was presented the MHS Daughters of thc American Revolu- tion Good Citizen award. Ginnie also takes an activc part in Honor Society and Quill and Scroll. Although all these activities tal-te up :i large portion of her time, Ginnie still finds time to share her never- ceasing spunk and quick wit with everyone. GLADYS CHELGREN Ever since she was crowned of Junior High, Gladys has been! in both junior :ind Senior Hifi, Q, ' Att many school organization! ,'zp active in sports and ii school. President of Tri-.Hififiil , i year, Gladys has school activities including Haired and Pep Club. fit! Walilgihs thusiasm add much to the charm of Nlinofs most popular girls. one of the busiest and most oui This has been proved by his leadership of Junior and Senior High Student Council, GAR Y HOLUM and home room president in his junior year. He has in Hi-Y, Varsity basketball, Varsity track, and easy going personality and friendliness make students. REPRESE 'ATI E STUDE S SONJA OIMOIIN How so rnucli giggle can be con! tained in just one girl is still a mystery to Sonja's many friends. ller unequal- ed pep and entliiisiasm make her an asset to the niany organizations to wliieli slie lvelongs, but lier wliirlwind activity often leaves lieliind no sliglit eonfusion and lwewildernient. One stu- dent esplaineil this hy saying siinpls. 'Wyliat else ean you expeet? Slie's Sonia! one of tlie lvusiest students in SCll00l, Sonia was tliis year vice-presif dent of the senior elass, business man- Kgel' for the lligli Times. vice-presr dent Of Quill GL Seroll. and seeretary, treasurer of First A Cappella elioir. That she is sincere is evidenced by her willingness to do her part .il- though no one has the faintest idea of what she is doing, least of all Sonia, and no one can even predict the re- sults. Bu: something always happens ARNIE HAUGI-.lili R G A true leader among students, Arnie is president of the senior class. His popularity, however, is not restricted to his senior year. He was president of his 1101116 t00m and president of the Minot chapter of the FFA wliilc still a junior. Besides FFA and Student Couneil, Arnie takes an active part in Playmalters, Varsity Football and twin lwrt-tlier. lwesides liis sense of humor. A and league basketball. A lauglialvle lingo and an amicable smile are typical of Arnold llaugelverg, a eoint..i.1n of the SCnl0t Cl2SS. A ftltfid t0 all, Arnie possesses .i tiuielt wit to perform meaningless planks that make more friends for liini. lle is also known fOr his CRW' Cut, baby blue eyCSs .431 JIM SCHERESKY FK'i6ndHnCS8, PCISOBIHIY, Intl leadership are just 3 ftw of the characteristics that make jim so well liked. A naw!!! born singer, Jim has all the girls swooning over him Wh!!! he opens his mouth to sing. jim has participated in many .ietivities in the school including FFA, Playnialters, Timp- ians. First A Cappella choir and league sports. He presided over FFA in his senior year, was treasurer during his junior year, and ggfved as vice-president of I-irst A Cappella choir in his senior 1612. During the three years he attended Minot High, he has done more than his share to put the school on rap. ., 1 One of the best known and most active seniozswin MHS is Peggy Contain. ln addition to being Minot Higlfl queen. Piggy, the course of het' thru YC!!! at Minot l'13S been :leaned secretary of Student COBIICH, wtltdlfy of ill!! and viee president of POP Clilli. Slit V88 dm elccteil Lieutenant Linvernor of Gill? 8805 K BCSides filling tlie duties nf Il1C3e pcm, Peggy lets all lliese activities get tlie best of her, thd - too lvusy to flasli tliat smile. stop and -talk, Ilia l'l CiCiY CKOSTAIN everyone's best friend. - in Playmalters, Honor Society and Tlwlpilni. V ,ta HONOR ROLL ARLENE ABELSTAD THOMAS ANDERSON ROBERT ASPLUND ROSEMARY BILLING MARY JANE BOBER DALE BREDING V CHELGREN EHR IN EHR FISHER GRACIA ELEANOR GLORIA VIRGINIA DAVID CONNIE MYRNA GARRY SON YNP 37 Gary Abrahamson Gene Afseth CGrand Forks. Myron ames Aho WllbUf Alken ean Carol Alberts Armt Alm Lnleen Alxstad Donald Anderson Fwelyn Anderson St Lukes Hosp1tal Peggy Anderson Rlchard Anderson Mans Ascry Betty Baklenko M1ke Ballantyne Geraldme Barsness Henry Behrens Barbara Berg Margaret Byelland Betty Blore MSTC N. op UND Fargo M1not Army MSTC UND Vlmot MSTC N D UND MSTC MSTC MIHOC MSTC Navy MSTC MINOR MSTC Wxlma Braun Mrs Delbert Brown Mel Bre1land MSTC Leo Brez1nsk1 Deceased Pearl Bnetzke MSTC Glor1a Brooks Mrs Cleo N1chol Fargo Areta Burrows Mpls Med1cal Technology Karen Busse Northwestern Coreen Bussen M1not Louxs Caley St Olaf oanne Chambers Mrs Jerry Coffey Ann Champlm Jean Champlm Fa1th Chantland Lorra1ne Chelgren Lowell Chrnsuanson Darryl Chr1st1anson Gary Clark Lmda Clark Yvonne Cook Pat Costaxn R1chard Cox Gary Cranston Roger Da1ley lamce Day Yvonne Desrlets Sharon Dobson Douglas Dolan Wa oanne E1de Seattle Mary Elder Bonn1e Enckson Fred Felber Roger Florence MSTC MSTC Mmot Mmot Mmot Mmot MSTC Mmot M1not UND Mmot UND Army MSTC Mmot UND hpeton Wash MSTC MSTC MSTC Augustana College S Dak Lo1s Fossum Mmm Sandra Frosaker Stevens College Columb1a Mo Ted Gates MSTC Rose Mar1e G1e5e1- Nurses Trammg St Joseph Donna G1erde Mrs Vern Stenv1ck Carl Goetz Wahpemn Janet Greshvold Congo!-dla Lavon Gnffee MSTC Gaylord Hageseth MSTC 62 63 0 O7 7 ALUM I Arlene Haldi Joyce Hambeck Boyd Hanson V1rg1n1a Hanson Marg1e Her7og Nurses Trammg Jamce Hoenhous Jul1aXHoppman Donelda Hovdestad Donald Harold Gerald GBUSVICK Carol Howell Betty Hulbcrg Vernon E Hunter Leroy Huus Ordean Huus MSTC . Minot Minot MIDOI Duluth Mmn MIHOI Mmot MSTC MSTC MIHOI MIUOI MIHOI UND A1r Force A1r Forct Ronald Ilvedson of Chlcago Arlan Irwm Al Johnson Mmot Mmot Della Jones Mrs Lee Stnck Roland Juhala Ill1no1s Inst1tute of Technology Marlene Kalk Donna Karlson Audrey Kath MSTC MSTC M1not Bus1ness College Jo Ann Kerr Carole Knudson MSTC M1not Vernon Knudtson U of M1nnesota Lorrame Kolden Mrs Emxl Forseman Jacquelme Kotts1ck Mmot Elalne Kvam Nurses Tra1n1ng Trzmty Hospxtal Robert Landxs Audrey Larson Mrs Dav1d Larson Donald Larson Jayne Larson Gerald Lawson Dean Leckman Cora Lee Wayne Lenaburg Claudette Lewxs Stanley Lmnertz Joanne Lotvedt Donna Luedke Br1an MCDQHICI Kay Machtell Beverly Martland Shxrley Maloney V1v1an Maragos Charles Marshall Ehzabeth Marten Manlyn Mellom Betty Mrckelson Audrey M1kel St Joseph Marlys M1lbrath Adaxr Morey Rose Morgan M1r1am Mueller St ohns Margaret Nasner MSTC Gene Dnckenson MSTC MSTC Mrs R1deburg Wahpeton A1r Force Mmot MSTC MSTC MSTC MSTC MIHOL A C Mmot MSTC Mrs Lyle Frost Mmot MSTC Mmot MSTC Mmot Nurses Home Douglas Mmot MSTC College MSTC Jeanette Nelson Mrs Eslmger Beverly Newman Mmot Mar1lyn Newman Zelma Mewman Clncago 38- 123. 124. 2 7 5 2 7 4 4 4 4 4 47 4 4 0 4 6 7 64 7 6 O 7 74 7 76 77 7 0 4 Jerry Nickel Lois May O'Brien im Odegard 'Vlaryone Ofsthun Marcella Olsen Rolland Olsen J1m Osman Rochelle Ovsens W1ll1am Pace ean Parge Concord1a Ted Pedas Le1la Pederson August Peterson Roletta Peterson Roger Phelps MSTC Minot MSTC MXDOC MSTC MSTC MSTC M1not A C College UND MSTC Mmot Mmot Mmot Busmess College oan Pr1ce Mrs Douglas Hauge Karen Randall 1m Reeves Terry Reynen Dav1d Rmn Ganl RODIHSOH Ron ROHHlHg Ga1l Sannes Hal Scarbrough Mrs Gene Frunz MSTC Army UND UND MSTC UND Army Gerald Schloer Burhngton Joyce Schme1chel Darrel Schm1dt Don Schoenwald Donna Selk Rosanne Shaw Karen Shxrley Alnce Faye Smebak Arlen Smxth Armed La Vonne Sorensen Shxrley Sorensen Mrs La Rayne Stake Jud1th Stepleton Beaut1c1an Henry Storbeck Ole Swxss Joyce Taylor Barbara Thoreson S Don Travns Ellen Trxhub Mary Ann Truax Raymond Twxdt Mmot MSTC UND MSTC MSTC MSTC MSTC Forces Mmot Levx Newport Chxcago School pokane Mmot Fargo M1not MSTC MSTC Wash Navy Wnllnston Boulder Colo MSTC An1ta Valor U of M1nnesota Lorra1ne Van Erp Mmot Sharon Vassar Mrs Eugene Shear Dav1d Waldron St Paul Macalester College Ardnth Wallace Mmot Janet Waterman Mrs MBIVIH Thornby Jeanette W1ll1amson Joyce W1tt James Wolfe Carol Worner M1not MSTC UND MSTC N D Arvada Wutzke Raub Larry O Brxen Ord1nv1lle Duane Ofsthun Leonard Thompson Gordon Wheeler Delores Wndmayer Mrs Butch M1nn Navy Mmot MIDUI M1ller Y 64. . 125. 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Q Prvsnlmzi Beverly Scheltens Vnz' Prrxlrlrfil Ron Chewakm Sm rviary Beverly Norrxs Trrasu rer Sharon Peterson A111151-r Keenan H Smith Under the leadershxp of Beverly Schelrens class president, and Mr Keenan Smith, adviser, the junxor class successfully formulated and carrned out plans for the Jumor Senior Prom In order to fnnance thxs annual event the class councll acted on the part of the junior students, orgamzmg committees for special projects, sponsoring dances, and completnng the financial campaign begun ln their sophomore year The junior class members worked their way to the top of the ladder 1n preparation for fnllmg the posntlons left by the graduatmg semors of 1955 Towards the end of the school year, a new Student Councll president was chosen from the junior class to succeed Gary Holum, out going president 'u 1 -I-9 First row Bev Norris Bev Scheltens Mr Smith Sharon Peterson Second row Zetta Pedas Dwight Redfern Darleen Alm Eldon Hull Coletta Jenson Pat Witt Not pictured Ron Chewakm 140, an r - , , . 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D .1 Q? 1.00. lxnaluurg. l.cwlic. Lcvadncy. Lewis, -Ioan Marlcnc Cary Paul Maxim --...X 'Sa -...,q A! fi V . wx'-1' YE 'x Lundervold Lushenko McAfee Nfabin Viattern Lillian Rxchnrd Da c Nligkew Linda -44- if f P as . S i A -4 X 1 . i I 1 s Kemp, Kililc, Diane lialrn . IU-r K f -F YG' 1125 W :zi- a.-5 4 .Q 6 Krag, Krueger, Bruce .lane STI' .gi A. ,. lp , Y' 7? -' P X.:- , Y! nw 4 AX -W K . vi L-XJ:-9 , H., K X 7M ' f in l 5 ,l l H . Laughridgc. I,c.1thcS, ,lack Patricia 69' H-M 1 ,. D 6 N X N Long, Olinda f frm 6 it . y 17, V W , xx! . Melius, Gary 4-14 I Inughead, Yxnnnc 1-Ir Moen, Solveig U s.,' 'fn 4? wi Niollcrud. Mnrlys wh... r ii 'vp fxm. Nielson. Arlen :Qc 'a, f :abr Q9 'X 53 , 4 A Olcr. Xhurire 4 I . , Ja 5, , 5 P Nlufuclicnko. Vreil Q. avi K S Q X 1 2 Nnreni ,lon I Q42 f XX .. Glenn. .Xllison WN 5.?f ' 1 X W: 1 K ' ' 1 or i 'X , C uf i 42. Paddock, Piintur. Byril Alice 'hs' Y-fi. QQ., G C iQ, x . Y PeL7cl1l-ce Pfau. Car Harvey Q i 4 1 Xlyreiyinl. lnel Norrii, Beverly 1 v. . Olson. Dun 1 if fn' i We 'ri T i l QU .sl Pmnliow. ,lwl1OIYl.l9 '14- .-ix elmo gi. i-Lnl Phelps, Ii aNne E lk. . QA .4 Q, an--1 I Nclxon. Duane ff' -wr A Nelson. Ice 9 C 'x TN .tak 1 9 ' . - .t Nm wry! Ocn. Xl.1re.1rLL 5 x W ...v f.. Olson. Larrv X gb' . -wff Pedals. Yum K 3 ,Q Q , 4 A NEB X, xx Pickering, Daren Q5 Y Oun. Xhrjoric Q41 fi- , X. Olson. Xlary Lou 'Lx ,N- 'i yn 3 .Q ' Pederson, Raymond f :ff , xsgfl x . l . N Pickering. Karen Nclion. Nlnrlys so we-H' Ofitliun, Sliirluy s 'N ei. ' I Olmn, Orvin 3 ,' H, if I , 've Perlichek, Donna , 'FA Pietscli, Bonnie va. '- YJ' ,I Yewmzm, Gloria 'x 'Vi ,ff M, ,- he Olinder, Xi unnc Pace, Gloria A in W, lf Ji 'sfff -A Peterson, Sharon Preeper, Nancy Q Q W1 Q, EA: ff 'Y 4, -2. Y 'rw 'if -. 12 QU? 'W , ' M nf qv 4, l , 1 We -. t . W R . , Randall. Rudfern. Reeves, Rcndalml. Rinn. Roberts. Roen, Romnne Dwiglii ,Ile-lorei ,Xrdis Rae Ann Xiarlin Darrold ...T sf 'S 'Y 'f 6' I ' u R ,.t., , 4 K n a ,,.,,. Q A, 'S a N SK Rogelstad. Rohrcr, Russell, Salo, Sanders, Sawby, Seheltens. Karen Barbara Madelyne Karen Lyle LaDonna Beverly S , 4 Q U3 . 1 . .N K it K M, VA .V K K ',.p- , , f , Y ff 'W' ' ' We S9 -av A' 5 X e A 92,-Q:'f::,, u1 s 'ia S 5 5 Q 1 2 I 33332: .- 4 4 I1 . K- X 37-'3Z?::3f5 -V' Sehlalt. Sehlccht. Schmeichel Schmeichcl, Scott. Selfors, Sclfors. Frling Darla Doris NVillis XY'aync Darrel Patricia , F I ,ek 5' S , if ? 7: 'ie Q. A ,x ,l ' Q , h Q f , M , em X if 1 X L ' g ' f l t ,f K S .sf -i - 1 ' m 1 ' V . . Selk, Sem, Shirley, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith. Marvel Frances Carolyn Carol LeRoy Donna R0l96l'! Q .. 6 -2 -6- A 21- '2' - , w - , X .,, 1-e 4 'U ff' 4, V, -li-Q-. -0 V, x Q' ii --lfieaie, . - f t ffm S- - 4 . V , ,, 3 A. S H .1 , ' Snyder, Sorenson, Sperry, Stebleton, Steen, Steffen, 5I0rlD2Ql-l, Wanda jo Barbara Carol Maxine Vernon Allan MHYIOYIC .46- 1 'ii' Strastcr. Shirley it . 1' at -.. if . vu s. .5 A ilhfstgul. I.aVonne ON K fly' A I 1 -1? ag 5 K. '.r M X 5 Strietvcl, Stroud. ,lean Melvin tl.. Q l 'ii gg m., -X ,' 1 1 W ,k'i x A Toftc. George ,-ez, SE r,1 if ' 'af N ' T Vannett. Varberg. Ruth Bernard 1? 6: as 'ff X 1,45 it .LL jf 3 up Williamson, Wilson, Maxine Clayton L 4, i ' 'T' 91 . Zook, Horswill, Lester Blanche -. Torno. Dennis 'Q' 'Yi '17, Vollmer, Robert ,F -if Y5' l S 1 l x I Winic. Helen ,lane Burns, Alton Fedje, Carol ll N5-5' 1 Swartzel. joel f's. I 1' lr. A .-,, 'mv l '75 .1 4 S. x Trierwcilcr. Daniel .sn ff' I av Wahl, Fern C -..,-4, xg: 1 W. W'issler, Ronald NOT PICQTURIZD Pllttcrgll n Beverly .47- 4' 'iv S x Teigen, Arlenne ff: -M 7 ,-47 S Tryhus. Ardis . -43 li ' ' v Q' 1, ga Walstad, Richard -rf r-,, F fi, Witt, Patricia I-Iaider. Lee Laramore, Lorney ff li ,J vi 1 W f, 'M if' ii '37 Q X Temanson, Templeman. Jerome Sharon an X Q Q , a . , 'QQ Urban, Van de Streek, Darryl GUY V9 fr! Weiskopf, White, james Keith 375' Q-ff' V Zahursky, Zethran, Dollie Mona sa, U4 INSIDE HS . . I count my rrnublcx imrcad of sluccp, .md I f.1ll .nlccp counting my KYIHURWICXN HuHo.lw.1uriful. ,.XVl1.1t,wl10'S .1p.li!liI'l the ngck? 1' ,I Qgilllll I 'u'fv ill, Il I :x N.. I A x4 i All HJ' Q Ju!!! I Sx A-X 'N FT' Amd than do sou know what Mr fxul SIM sud E. Vu N-. lj ix I 1'XY'ill it really rake away my wrinklcS? Now 9 .mswcrs an Z5 cents apiece . . ,,,,...,....---M a-sun 'KX ,Q ,.,.- gs 1 fs WE? fig? g -1 . .Q ffl YV 'iv Y ,Ag M11 149 FREEDOM of ,Qez.1a1o1v u 31.414 7 Sophomores Support Freedom Exercised in Student Council Right to make rules, plan work and play important phase of democracy . . . Arlrisrr Adele M. Anderson Prrsirlmzl Earl Westering Vin' Presidmt Marcia Hamre Serrrlary Judy Sturnick Treamrrr Cokey Morstad After an official welcome to Minot High on Froshie Day, the sophomore class started working on special projects for the purpose of raising funds for next year's Prom, which will be under their direction. Class president Earl Westcring and the sophomore class council represented the students at Student Council and also took charge of selling ice cream bars and sponsoring dances to raise money. The pencil vending machine was also a project of the class and will be turned over to the new sophomore class next year. At the same time as the new Student Council president was chosen, a Council secretary was elected from the sophomore class to act as secretary during her junior year. Miss Adele Anderson served as class adviser and will continue in that capacity until their graduation. Seated: Lizbeth Lahaug, Carol johnson, Marcia Hamre, Miss Anderson, Earl Westering, Judy Sturni.ck,C0key Morstad, Ona Carlson, Margaret Rowe. Standing: Tommy Thompson, Tom Skadeland, Howard Alvestad. Not pictured: Lynn Linington. -so- 1, is , r 'f M . ax M AV gy -.L Q ,,., lsx.,,'- 5 my Aiken, Aiken. Alvstad, Anderson, Beverly Ann Loretta Howard Mary K. f 'Y f 'M' 'Q S, Qi '- Q ' X ' Kia V Qi . 4 ' - I 5 X ,P . . :S i - U lj, 51 B V I:-si. . l - 2 L 53,71 s., f i -l Arneson, Axplund, Aton, Austin, Bernard Ronald Mara F. liennetli aw-5. fl- S nw 4. in , 6,2 V , 'Q J 1 x f. M ' Benson. Benton, Berg, Berg, jordan l.en0re Marian Paul ,A ' f 5 Q 3 B T ffm ' ' , f' .S ' ' . ll 1:7 9 f X ...M N 4 4 ly 'g Blochcr, Iioe, Bogar, Bomstad, Donna Dennis Sharon Leland 3 5 1' li 4 ,. ' Y Q, . -, , 'QQ' x Y? x 1' Q , vs, I s , . il tx ' l S Braun, Braun, Brockey, Brown, Barbara W'illiam Frank Barbara ..S1... t Q x nv. l Q--.-f 'V 1 r -6 41' M 1 7 -Q , C? S. X ' v 1- 'v I r r qt-, V 9 y. O O Q .,, .0 X 3 .-' ' f,o x I . Andreas, Armstrong, Arnelaerg, Caralee Gary Eric -, L. Q t Z I Barlow, Bednarilt. Behrens, Diane Karen Sharon 9 5' Q 1 W1 .a ' - 4 in vi, 'iiof 4345 , ug 'X , . A Via Y s Yi .. i lx qx 1 J 3 ff, x Q ml .1 0- ' A 'I ,A L ' l Bergren, Bjelland, Bjordalal, Glory Ann Stanley Roy fo 5' S' fi '23 5 . X 1, Y A GT' ' ' -L X 3 Borgman, Bradley, Bradley Patricia Marjorie Vernon ,. '35 .r t ra V 5 s , l 0, . aw -- 'ff rl, 35 L' WC an-sub' H f if Brunner, Burke, Cain, Larry Carol Charlotte '17s.!-ngf . x' y Xgv' , 'N jg G 'X Q ,Q Carlson, Una rs Fai .1 l7.llL'i1. filwryl fc .M li -. fx 1 Dunncll. Robbin 'Q fl sf i X 3 K , mm, A ,I f f .-mu v Clliristi in Slicllvy im 41 Qi.: 'V ll.illm.m. lJun.llLl ag A fl l7uP:iul. Ilnlu avg.. 15 1 W Y. Clark. Xlirkcy . , aw . '47 llcfircc. Ciarol -s Q., 'qfx NI DuP:1ul. l.1rry an gg O x - 'gujr 9 jpm lfrickwn, Kline: if-1 Fimrcitc. Slicron lirickson. ke. Robert 2 Q -5 W 5-7 Y 39, 5 l llCl1IiCI l'.1trici1 Fstcrby, Mavis Q? Q. l- , , Field. Gloria ' x .Q A pg .. A is Q W' 2 34 , ,,1 Y' f - 5 ' ' X-if X-9 i ,,, ll Yi 23' W ' Q A N . 5 A , ' , , - 5 V I LW qw K 1 . l 'SM 1 . ' Q ostiiin. fiummings. Dahl, lhlil, Pliillip Robert Frnnccx Gary l sa 1: fb i vw, . i K' 7 ,, v-. -q- 1 J X Q , ' I 5 I lhmarrc llarlicim Ilcrlicim. Ilciylc. une Duam Mildred Sharon 3 'za Q ' -2 kg -1- QA A A -ri 1 VJ J 7? 'kb i 1 S ,ex F ' 1 my k X s XX if Edwardson. lilliotr, Endrescn Fngen. XY'allace Craig Duane Glenn b X' 4 Owl -mfg fi X 1 ii .. IQKVCFSOD- Fedjc. Fclbcr, liimreitc. Ul-lf-lY5 Karen Suxnnn I,.1Vernc N 14 Q . 5 4 -:A . '27 , Q' i Freda. Gampp. Cicfroh, Giesur, Cflxirc Xlarlys I nlcen Ronald L52- ,1v. i 'T Groningcr. LaVonnc 'Z I-2' WX, ew llatcliard, Karen 1' H Hitland, Arvine ,XJ if -c .1 .. 3 R? It vs- ,q., It av- My Y g A. as 15 -A if Q5 .ft X gf! Hagen. Hagen, Gary Merwyn V, fe 41- on if ' . . fs L K ' 1 . X5 U Haugeberg, Haugen, Judith Lawrence - , 4 if 'arf V' ' i Hoff, Holen, Jeanette Marie sq 4' Q Q? 5 I 1 1' W i ix 1 Hovland, Hubbard, Geraldine Vfarren I Q RC: CG , -.Sf J JS 1 ' ' 'IL . 1-lst ' Shiv- 1 1' .vu , we V, Q X ,sig . .4 4. Johnson, Johnson, Carol Gary w ff: , Huizenga, Carol cs 'lx 'T77 ,. , Ot: it Wm ' V Suhr- 1 Johnson, Jerome -Qs 5 tsl? 4' Hamre, Marcia , 1 'vs za. SP , X Hayden, Jeanne ,, . .. , 4 in fkwv, V Holme, Marie 'qi' 1 Hutmacher, Genevieve 'Sk NIV I Johnson, Joyce ...j 3.. i is, ., -A I f M gg!! Ti 3 i +saf-'-.- ff:-: fs. , ?T2'i1., LET: 3-A1Lf-'jj uf .,g,Lg' 'I I. 33-Tiiiiizzwigtez' ,giix Hanson, Hanson, Harrington, Anne Donald Keith if 'f i er e , , ' 3' , --if '-' I .. 1 -,Q Vt M 4 sf A J A ,J .K -ii,-5 gi ls ' in X X 4 3 11+ Hcdman, Hennesscy, Hiller, James llarlcy Margaret l 'I Q 4+ A . . y s ,W Li, V , Nr -YM we I-. X M , 4,4 V .5 Holtz, Houston, Hovey, Richard Ruth Betty ,R 'I Q A '1- -Q , f . 4 rf- -.,- ' Huus, Irwin Jennings, Delores XVarren Judy ...-,. X Y 3 fT'q , Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Leah Lou Ann Robert 'H-.I johnson, Wallace 5? 311' King, Kathleen sw' V X, 1911! K 1 i Krueger, Darol K YS' Jolin, Joann 55:1 'N F. N-we Kivley. Sharon 2 gba N xr! sity Lahaug. Lisbt-th 49-if K ,ei Jolin, Merlin an- ir u it 1+ Klimpel. Gloria ,3 as Jorgensen. Bruce L 9-2 s fr-, -...A s ,f pie. -X ig 5 Kemple, Harold 'Q ,,.,,, 3 A ' K X t ekix 5 Klimpel. Roger -za, Laing, Tom Larson. jcromc Livingstone, Merilvn 51 Larson, Russell A Lund, Norlcne Laughridge, Gary McCaffree, Donna -A ,- Langserh, Greta KW! ,fl 2 l ? i 'B' Lawson, Iver 2 'M' i Xe McCarthy Jim -54.- 2 S-E Y? Knight, Shirley ij K , ' 1 if Larsen, john 'V' -, ,- Lee, Mary get ' 1-uf' . me 1 . 1 m 'H McCutchcon, Robert ,aim 5 4 1 010 1 Kendall, Harold F for 'N i ,X sea, rgjf, l Y Q4 '1':s,2r. Kolden, Dunne if H3 A . fl-3 5 L Y53f '5 s , Larsen, Larry F? Linington, Lynn f. 'Sf McDonald, james ,S 35' Kenyon, Kathy N' .s . Kragness, Charlene EP Larson, Duane Lium, James W , Y MeFarlen, Carolyn vj' NJ' Maloney, Gayle - Nlillcr, Xlnrvin Nlorsc, Dnrrcll 1 ,nfl aq- f ! Maragos, 9.1 m X Nliller, XY'1nda Q5- ..,, ,uf 3 Marcil, Alginfl 3 'Q 2? Moen. Corn X T5 Q? -of 5 in Q 'rf Markle, Xlaric Qi? , Momerak, XY'ayne 'Ls if Xlnrgrid, Nlullun. Nclson. Colleen Kay Audrey Xorby, Den, Offncr, Gail Arthur Iiobcrr if , P i 3 ' - , ',o ' X XM , V 2 xl ' A A Osman, Osrroor, Paddock, During Ann ll3fI'lCt x, X, --., 7 X ., Ojn. Maxim: ,..,, i -Q. ,,. xr 1 Page. Sandra at Q Nlaupin, lcromc Q , Q9 x I Montgomery R iclmrcl K5 8 I H lvl Nelson. Kendall f 4- x i l P 'A' Y Olandcr, Arnold 1 .,A 1 N Painter. David if Tb 'Q Y? Nlelius, Dennis ff' fx Kia V! Q 'ZF' Moore, Linda ,- 1' wr 'Q I Ness, Lnllona M R ,xx W, Oler, Phyllis 'Q DB5 Parizek, jerry - 11 1, , - Y X ww., Miller. I-rcdrickza i 'Ex . Vw I Morey Sharon 5 .gzyf K ,f Niemeyer, Sluron Olson, Allen ,' ,. -ef? ', Y Hz: Peterson, Arlan 73' -an L V! 0 ff ,s I Peterson. Gerald -un 1' FII .. . ,M-.yn Pringle, Priscilla J , Y. - v Ringen Eloise Xie Runnells, Georgine -1 'Cu on suv, if ,... ,ll ,K I x f Schnaible, Ronald 4547 'S' K VX Peterson. Karin f Q , -to Plesuk. Devellc v .,, my k - ,,, J, e Q- ,, Probst. Quant. james Larry Raymo. Betty 0... Roen, Donald 1' Dx g . 4 4 ii im 3 4 Sanders, Judy .1- sm... if Seiffert, Sharon 'R ,M-1 s 1 e 1' ,,, R 1 3 Y . A P U ' 'X ' wx' . lzf , , Podruclmy, Poling, Loren Ronald '- as .3 '39 .ne i? x 59 Preble, Robert Ree, Reynolds, Shirley Vivian Ronning, Ronning, Rowe, Karen Margaret Margaret , l 'NM 'fs lv i Q l 1 l 4, A - 5 11.5 V I, 'Q-Q. ' . s i 3 'i A .1 sp , ' .7 ' .Dix 'Ich -. , v.-Q'. Q. i:: 'g., f us.. O 'lu ' 1 , III p - P L, 3 X 1' 5 nf'W 'Q'if e 4 Schestler, Scliloer, Sclimeiclwel, jon James Duane ir if ' -vs Q , avr- 1 I It .' 1 all Q t,,. X A W . - .. t '-3 MJ L' f . ' . ., P 'X X i as W ' '- X i , is , 1 I Selfors, Sem, Semmen, XVayne Kenneth, Clarence -56- Ricbe, Judy Qi:-':.s 'hun' ,W Ruff, David 119 -4-7 Sclimidt Lois I , Q , f . 5 - Sharkey Patsy 1 'TR' -Q. l 1 Y 'Q Q ' I Q. 3 1 'fi I 'I 'mx I 5. Q :Z W. S vw? Q QQ, in, C 'vu gk I '-0 v6 , . f ,- T i 1 'Y ' '7' Rv- vf Y I ,Xing ' VM, S 'T -,f ' 'Q , 2 Simomon, Skadlniid, Skow, Skow, Smith, Smutzler, Souther, Donald Thomas Fdwcird lelioy David Jackie Neil qi. fu. ,Q-. qv- 23: h ,L Zi - xi-J' 4 iq' Y f'-'xiii ij Q S SU X i 7 , fjfwa - ,l, 1 im Spoklie, Springer. Steen, Steffen, Stemen, Stevick, Stewart, Toni Robert Carol Robert Clifton Arle Allan , 4' Q IQ, -:af .Q Q 2: .1 V, 1.0 Y I ' fd, K T A f x - K1 ' Q :Y ' ,T t f if , k 5, ' T r fl I 2 W . y is - A I Stoner, Strain, Struck. Sturniclx. Swanson, Tangen, Teegarden, jerry Shirley Jerome ,Indy Marilyn Sharon James .YW- I' M, fi W - . I, A Ha ,ix W I 4 ,., -la at 1 ,N '15 A 2 K, Q 1 1' ,' , V, or ' Xe ' 4 V eq-f . f l. 1 S X, U T 1 1 Thompson, Thompson. Trimm, Tofstad, Torgerson, Valgren, Vannett, Rose Thomas Patricia I.aVern Carol Geraldine Alden 1- '-v 9, ' A mfs vi- . - -J 1 'S 'Sf H 1 ,mx 1 v Y 1 S 1 f i I T I QQ: f 5 i l u, 6 Vannett, Varberg. Vardsveen, Volk, Vollmer, Watland, Wehmhoefer Carole Lowell Gary Juliette Ronald Duane Shirley -57- 1. -R' 1- 'Sr N-ff mv XVuterlm5 NX I1 rlu SI' Becker Frelda Fuss Elvm Hoffman Sharon Dwrlcnc 'Qu sp- 0 Q cmldxm Yoder Wnlma 16. 'QQ- XVIUKQ Vsflutefxeld fly nn R uth Wclscrlm Cnry Yuly Carol NO'I P1CTURI:D hallms R1chard Lee a Nlellum Rodney 58 N cscnko NVQ' w.,-ff Zyllo Xudrcy Sanders L a Scngcr LeRoy Spcnger Elaine W xlllams Jamcc hu , 'M Q' YW 'Q d v f M ix lv Q -Auf 'L' 3 , nl N X xi ' Af. T if V. ,.. g s xv ff, , ' , , 'Q , ' ' Q. Iklltn 'X d - ' V' I , fll ' ' J y, ' FREEDOM of COMPETITION 6.7 Ifwzf, I f A R 'WE' 4 N Guided by rules ermted by the Student Councnl, the juniors 1nd senlors recelved then: revenge from p1sc mmmons bx pur hllg the new froshles ln then' places Besides bownng and prnsmg upper class men, the froshnes were kept busy carrymf, stacks of books, doing push ups md pohsh mg endless pants of shoes At the close of the cl1V 111 assembly W28 held and froslues who hul Vl0llfLd rules were put through thelr piece by the Kagaroo Court Tlred md bedraggled but happy thu truclped home It 4 0 clock to return scrub bed md shmxng that mght for a dance held m thexr honor Needless tg ny, they vgwed to QIVC the same kmd af 4:1-garment no the poor unsuspectmg eropai fmghgeg next year N0h0dy Knows How Green They Were --Q... ' 1 1 t M Q Y K , xf Q, x . k 1. X. in . , , S Xa, a 1 W Q e If il .N K b 4 is x v ,- X N V , - All . f 7 . xl, '. . f . ' G . . . . , X - , l . F Y Y. Y 1 -' , . ' f ,w . . , , ' . L Y , 1 ' 1 , ' , ' l YT . A , . A , , M ,W r I ' - , ., . . , . l , nfl? . - M -, ' , y' ' , 4 K L S K Y W , ' , - Q - t ,Y l ,M Q , , s JM The students of Mmot Hrgh school chose frlendly Peggy Costun to rexgn over the 1954 Low lltw Daw fcstxvmes Pegsgv one of the most vcrsatxle gurls 1n sehool IS perhaps one of the busxest belongmg to a number of Ol.ltSldC or3,.1n17nt1ons .md takmq a leidmg plrt m manv school 'nffurs 1nd utxvmce Tall attmctxve Peggy IS mterest ed ln smgmg and actmg and has 'Appeared ln several pllys A model Amcrxcan teenager Peg, ns well hked by the students of MHS who chose her as thelr queen y . . 7 . , K WV - ' if 7 v K L ' - rf r r 1 t 1 1 .. K I , . . y. . Q . . K e . , , . 2 . . YI . . K K t x 1 ' 4 Q 4 . N ' , . x ' ' ' 5522 . K 1 ' , 7 X K . . . I A X 7 . - , , I Y 9 5 . f 1 , 3 ff ,sf ,,, , ng' z 5' rf I Y ,Q ,Y ' 4 , 35 ,f i ,, 4. V, ? f A ' f f - ,, , if 3 , j Ma ' -A 3 1 -61- V 'x Ann Bergman Pat Howell LOYALTY DAY COURT VeeAnn ,foyer Gloria Keuther Coronation Highlights Homecoming Loyalty Day Climaxed by Victory over While and dreamy strains of for Me gave the effect of You W Y Ann Bergman, Pat How- royalt ll V C joycr, Gloria Keu ther, and Costain strolled up a satin aisle royal platform where her majesty Peggy was crowned by the Magician co-captains, Allan Thomas and Lyn WC re victorious over the at the Loyalty Day game 0 During the half-time, Queen c u w YC ere presented to the William M. Kulstad. announced with home place. 215 and FFA respectively. climaxed by a dance and the victorious I' Camouflage equipment M3glCl3HS Fmd Answers Loyalty Day Parade I LOYALTY DAY PARADE The theme lt's in the Book was carried out to its fullest glory during the 1954 Loyalty Day festivities. Individual floats, representing MHS home rooms, reviewed for spectators well known stories with the main characters portrayed by the Minot Magicians, as the heroes, and the Williston Coyotes, as the villains. The floats were the streets of Minot's district by the school band. The line was the Queen Evan Cole's band played from the stage where the theme was interpreted by an immense pink flamingo stand- ing behind the players. Led by the junior class vice president, VeeAnn Joyer, and her date, Roger Flom, sixty-eight cou- ples danced through the even- ing in paradise. ,Klan X st Tropical Transports Paradise swaying palm trees and bright- formals lent an atmosphere to the 1954 Junior-Senior which was held amid a tropical setting the theme Stranger in Paradisef, auditorium was transformed into a Sea paradise with realistic scenes of islands, native villages, and colorful flowers along the walls. Soft indirect lights enhanced the decorations which were created by the skillful hands of committees chosen from the junior class and headed by Connie Nelson, class prcsidentg Janis DuPuis and Gary Holum, Prom co-chairmen: and Miss Mable Jane Adams, junior class adviser. Slender ferns divided the lounge from the dance floor which was canopied by midnight blue streamers and caught at the peak by a huge tropical flower. Hearts a11d Flvwers Carrled Out For Q 8 S Valenm Prangnd g 'Iero I C Hearts final held :meld tam topped were suspendd deceratxons The work Evan Cole s :md Scroll couplet 1 and lcd the -66- mobxles glow over the the stage where t of unll ln wh1ch the 117 The Shutter Bug Has Been Visiting Minot High I Bny, it Sure is cuicr to play with 58 cards. N ol., fa? 4-'S' f I, Q? 1 Yr- . 5' , I 1 , A I lf' wanna-Q - ..ff I n -'55-4. Q E Y' w. flffx' 1: K if 4' X 5 5 2 Now buckle down. If Anybody! going to goof off around here. it'll hc mc . . 2 J I , 1 rt XX Q yx' 4 fi A I Y U 3 Ifxtrm credit raiding. 4.xIuQt :mother skeleton in Minot Highk M, closer. 1--' A o I ' ' I - -+1,. . And then do you know what he said? 6 All right, lct's go steady. Say, what Wu your first name again? L . Backes speaks for democracy O boy! Wfater guns for 2Sc. X1 It's Enough To Make Any Bug Shudder X 5-x .3 You have the :ofrcit hands in trig class . . . Part of thc daily grooming. Keep Minot High school clean A my Q? L we f 5 15 N931 , ijfg F ihjigngs Jw pf 5 Eg! Q, yffffif Qff ,P My 34, me HAMMAR KJOLD if M A Q LffWQ7f Xb6 E ,wfffafffg 51, af f ' gb ffwf X W' x QW! El' jzgfb n I T? P X, ,AKA Searchlight Staff Publishes Memory Album of '54-'55 School Year -i' SLARCHI IGHT CLASS STAFF De udmg that other annuals can t compare -.nth the Scarchhght are class staff mem bcrs udy ennmgs Lynn Llmngton Flame Hcrtla and Nlnllnc enson The members standmg nn the background shovsmg warxcd reactmns at the thought of another glamor shot arc Sharon Sexffert ball Nort-m Shcnla Coldblatt Glorla lxeuthcr Nlarlent Nlonagln 1l Fisher Nlary Lou Olson Sharon Bal sulsot and Frances Sem SEARCHLIGHT AD STAFF All lt takes ns money explams Eleanor Iylen busmess manager to her staff The fnrsr row Mmlhe Jensen :clue Fnsch Fleanor jamce Lovdahl and Mary jane Bober agree vuth Margne Hu berg standmng beuncl Eleanor that money IS funny Irene Balkc and Lucnlc Rogers take a more busmess hke atutucle but Ellten Goetz center rhmks nt s a hopeless case U- vvwi .X i SBAKCHLBHT ART STAFF-Demonstrating their powers in the field of mil I-ft I8 members of the art staff George Tofte Marjie Byrne and Pu Via. 70- SPORTS STAFF Searchlight Editors Regard Long Hours And Hard Work All Part of the Fun 'I 'CT 1:- - K-2 Allan Thomas Ilm Wxckham In the sprmg of the year the annual publxcatxons varxety show was presented under the sponsor shxp of the Searchhght and Hxgh Txmes staffs The money taken rn from the sale of admxssnon tlckets was dnvxded between the two departments to help meet expenses .1 Headed by Edltors Gary Af seth and Assoclate Edltor Gmme Larsen the Searchhght staff en deavored thxs year to agam pro duce a top notch yearbook whlle keepmg expenses wlthnn thexr al lotted budget Workrng long hours on photographs copy art work and fmances the varnous staf s under the seven d1v1s1on edntors attempted a yearbook whnch would be both a record of a years actwxtnes to be enjoyed now and a memory album of hxgh school days to be treasured throughout lnfe Deadlmes set at mtervals by the Semco Color Press Inc pub lnshers of the yearbook were all met vuth student produced pages Edltors m charge of d1v1 snonal staffs mclude Sonja Olm oen class staff Conme Nelson feature staff Bob Hoerter pho tography staff Gmme Larsen copy staff Pat Wxtt admnms tratnon staff Eleanor ylen Bob Hoerter Pbolography Edzior Sonya Ommoen Class Edllor Llcanor jylen Business Editor iiifxf nh 2 New fb George Tofte Layout Edrtor fix' busmess staff and -Ilm Wnck ham sports staff Mxss Man T11 Nagatomo IS advnser of the pub lxcatxon 71 Gary Afseth Flllor in Cbfe 'u.,,. Conme Nelson Fealufe Editor 11? Pat Wm Arlmxmsiralzon Edxlor Qlvm Gmnne Larsen Assofmle Editor ' Q Y is -., 1- 1 S ta- . Q- . TN 7 AW V . f i, T er QV 1 t - ' O . . . - n 1 1 ' i 1 Y 1 1 .s '- W If .. 5 f , r T X . 1 7 1. V, U 5 ' 1 U a- f , . . . . 1 , 'V f75 S f I U v , . 9, N K t I , ' , eff' f rf - l L I , if R i , .I .4 K f 1 . 3 Q . lv K, A 4. I ' My ,V V A ,ZA . . - 4 ' 1 L ' , A e at ' ' 5 T f ' 4 t. M ,f ' lg , ,,?,.f,,, ' , , 1 , M ,J , M554 if ' , . - . - , ' 'W . s 4. , V I - . . I . . . . - I 9 1 A if A 3 . 9 I . ' Q M ,rf I - . J Q , 4 s 3,1 D ' 1 s I .- ' - ' ' .. R 1 A f, a - W . I I i J ' -- A ' f , . 1 lllll 81 Sc roll Edits Mama mn Sella Programs .11 Ganlvs -345-. 'df' an QUILI fin! Gary Afsctll S mx JO, 'WX' The Fdm LaM00rB WING ' nf 5 1nd Scroll m Mmot flag!! itllilhfw S l!l Ill honomry NMR? fc! hgh scli jwflltliflit 1755 haveirozked on the Sarcbkgb! or time mg! Ixismvff 'fwugbnut the srhool year, the gwuys seem! actrvmes mcludcd sponsoring the mmul Viltatlne foxmql nn February md lzoldmg a formal ll llfl'lf1OIl bmquct m February md Mu for nux members ulll 'Ind Scroll members Sold progrims 'st the football incl blskutball mmcs md pubhtlled 'lille mmnl l1t0r1rx my., Uma., the bflftfldfi. 9001119 SIOFICS incl orlglnill mlsbtrplecti composed bx Mmot Hugh stu dents are Compiled and prmtcd ln thc Magfcun each year f uxll and Scroll was prcsldcnt Sonji Ou , Nec Ann Joyer SCCRK? N1q1tom0 V15 idvxt .1 left to n3,lu Bob Hocrtcr lion Snmon Sonya Ommocn C ary lj'lXlLlSOl'1 Dcluny H111 on Xu Ann lour llm Vbnalcllam NNW Strnlcoxe Gmmc lnrscn Betty . . . . 1 N . , . . . , , V. , . 1,5 . , , . , V, K: K A I I . i.1.! 1 . L5 A ,fyj A , . - .. - J fl yy 1' fr A' . . . . . - , , '. . 1 ' ' 1 . ' 4 ' . '- . , Y V . x , , K . . Y, . . ., , , . K .1 ., l,,,' - V . V Y I . A - . r I K v . O Q ' , A 1 V 1 , ' . ' ' 1 - . f.'f k . 1 . f ' 1 A L L . '4 . q X lf' l- , ,W 'cr. ' ' W lr ' Q l , K ,, ' A fn H 'f,i15fj'fglfQ, ' ,i K 'iyfi - ' i g Q . , ,W , X 'f' I M. 35 A Mfr , wg-wf lk' 4.' , ,, A., 1: an .. I 6:9 A , .,,l 1, 'f' 0- a- ' pw, A if V , 59 f r , r 19 1117!-' ' f ' ' 'WYE ' I ' r . . , , 1' A f , ' , , ,+72f-- A , wi-v RA? ,Meir Honor Society Scholarship To Prospective Teacher at MSTC , r VK The Minot High ter of the National iety is composed of above average scholastic and recognized academic character qualifications. The ob-p ject of the organization is we promote scholarship, stimulate a desirqp render service, recognize leadership, and c qpy y iik ifthe development 'of I lvvv :apf students af i s a -,- f .ation -. school ytat, that new members who iltasary qualifies' e society Olarship o plans to ' , ,,f ,,', 1 rofession. The 61,45 1 'X' '-5: S S if 'W - G G . wi fi ...i ma , fi gif 'Q--WM K - 2 ' . Q: fx' fi fe 'Mi' Q T W mfr f Y A . u ., , X 12 if 5' sh n m g ? ii be used for tuifwi and expenses at The society is under the guid- G .ince of Miss Anna Ackermann. f: ' ' u--F OFFICIQRS: treasurer, Melvin Yfebszerg vice-president, Connie Nelsong ad- nann: president, Gary Afsethg and secretary, Arlene Ablestad. First Row: Connie Nelson, Arlene Ablcstad, Miss Ackerman, Gary Afseth, Melvin Gloria Keuther, Elaine Herda, Sonja Oimoen, Myrna Nelson, jill Fisher, joan Riebe, Hupsky, Marie Webster. Third Row: Serge' Garrison, jim Wickham, Bob Asplund, Stan Garry Newland. -75- ri Gladys Chelgren, Erma Holen, Darlene r, Dale Breding. Ambitious News II I lass Takes Over Hlgh Tlmes PUbllC3tl0H ln December Seriously this is a marvelous paper Having studied the funda mentals of journalism for one semester, under their adviser, Miss Mai Nagatomo, the High Times I staff produced the school newspaper, which is pub lished every month Led by Bev Scheltens, editor, staff members wrote editorials, news, sports, and fashion col umns, applying practically the knowledge they had gleaned dur ing the first half year saws I ditor Bu bthtltens center to Bex Norris Annette Du Puts Business Man agcr Mickey Lewis Associate Editor Darla Sthlett and Pat Witt seated Somebody goofcd Mixtd emotions are show n bv Lou Ann johnson lim Fahy Allan lhomas and Darlene Alm stand ing Seated Sheila Goldblatt Ardis Tryhus and Nlarilyn Gefroh take closer look as .-74, .lt J In an attempt to learn the journalism trade from every angle these newswriting stu- dents did their own artwork and solicited advertisements from local merchants. To meet the added expense of picture cuts staff members sold pop at school dances. Mary lflom and Rae Ann Rinn are shown reading the dictionary while Mary Arnott helps Eileen Black operate the typewriter. Quit leaningf' says Mary Lou Olson to Larry Daly and Melvin Stroud. Paper Staff Retires in Januaryg Takes Up Radio Work During Second Semester Working unt1l late hours 1n the mght was a common character1st1c of the 1954 I-hgh Trmes staff Under the1r capable ed1tor 1n chxef Gmme Larsen and advxser Mxss Mal Nagatomo thxs staff was respon snblc for the publlcatnon of ten papers throughout the year Dcsp1te the fact that the staff was an extremely small group they set up thexr ovsn SYOFICS ads, and headllnes at the Dakota State Jour nal where the Hlgh Tlmes IS prmt ed The hard work and long hours at the prmt shop were lessened by the sense of compamonshxp whnch comes from workmg sxde by sxde U-4 As a result of takmg newswrrt mg several of the students plan to enter the journalism and advertrsmg f1elds After the paper staff retrred ln December radlo scrxpt wntmg was taught durmg the second semester Whnch one ns the dummy7 questions Bxll lookmg at Pat Muggs and anus Say johnny mstructs Gmme at the prmt shop tould you- reset that story m a column and a half? Heanor and Sonja also thmk nothmg of chutlung the whole paper and startmg our nn the mlddle of the mghr to please the readers of course x I rua s NttXn1 xx klllllll Rogtr po ts lac ort ntrl 1 l lit tur r tm X'lll1Ll'l105X Photo Staff Catches Candld Shots Of Student Llfe at Mlnot Hlgh To many Mmot Hlgh stu dents photography staff means only a count of three and sudden flash as a member snaps PICIUFCS for the Searchhght or I-hgh Tlmes However thxs IS only a small part of a photo graphers job After retreatmg behmd the door marked Please do not dlsturb Photo Lab he develops prmts and enlarges pxctures wh1ch wxll later appear 1n one of the school publ1cat1ons or be sold by the staff to help de fray expenses Advlsed by Mr Roy Robmson these amateur photographers capture the elus xve spmt of hrgh school days and preserve lt m a way that may be treasurtd for many years Jnm Probst Garry Newland and Alhson Olson prove some new chemncal recnpe m the photo lab Alhson looks posxtnvely pleased wxth one of hxs negatxves fax Three members of the photo staff engoymg some of the products of modern photography are Wnllns Schmcschel Ron Sxmon and Gary Van de Streek 76- 1 3 N C A by il xi 4 V 1 V' r' fag, .F t A Student Council Upholds Democratic Principlesg Prepares Students For Future Leadership 'Q Row l Lynn Lmxngton Lnsbeth Lahaug Row 2 Carol ohnson Darlene Alm Barbara Smxth Row 5 Xlnrgaret Rowe Zeita PC6245 Karen Salo Rovs 4 Coletta Jenson Pat Witt Rom Y Bu Stheluns Clorla lxeuthtr Alycc Gallahtr Row 6 Ona Carlson Want Webster Mr Kul stad and Gary Holum standmg., Student Councnl led by Presxdent Gary Holum, N ICC Prendent Stan Taube and Secretary Karen Salo met weekly durmg the wear to dxscuss and act upon stu dent problems Composed of representatives elected from each home room the Counc1l IS patterned after the goxernmg bodxes throughout the Umted States, QlV1I1g the members pract1c1l expenence ln leadership Thns year an addxtnon to undertakmg local projects vshlch mclude rehevmg overcrowded halls lmprovmg school 906111 act1v1t1es and assnstmg the P TA m their annual mcmbershxp drxve the Councll mstngated the fotmatlon of the Intra Cxty Student Councll and sent delegates to the State Student Counc1l conventnon at Fargo 5 I C Row 1 Stan Taube Dwight Redftrn Row larl Wester ng, C,aryAfserl'1 Eldon Hill. Row 3 Tommy Thompson Howard Alvstad Dale liredxng., Xrnold ll1us.,tbtrx, lion 4 Tom Skxdtlmd lxuth Stheltens Jm W' Arvnd Haugeberg Harlow 'wlapnusson V me l 3 .A ' .U Q 1 f in , I x 4 Q., ,iii Q, A 5 ,l . r I E : ' ' , ' . : j , , ' , :r , , v . w ' v . 1- Sv x t 5 I r w 1 S u , , lx ,rn . . . , . . . , 1 , . . .A - , - l Y. , Y . . , . . . - - . . , , s Y ,Y . 'Y . - A 1 I . . , - . . . . , 1. Y - V -3. 7 Q' .4 1 ' 1' 5 u bf . . ' , l A A S I 3 , W 'V K A . 3 I- 31 r S n .lf , :L ' 5, . I ,2: V , ,K ,v ' , ' : 1 V ' I '. .' . A ' . ' I . , ' . , I S' , A , ' r ' . -771 A Business Men and Women, D. E. Members on the Job, Employ Democratic Freedom The Distributive Education class un- der the supervision of Mr. Ron Davy is composed of students interested in salesmanship who are learning on the job. During the year the students study merchandising and advertising they apply to their jobs. The D. E. Club attended the at Devils Lake in Oc- convention Beverly Miss Retailing of are: presi- Laramore Geraldine Stor- Teigen, Janice Stromme, Mr.Davy. Richard Bjelland, 1 Acidaddlcts Arranfre For Science Fa1r, 'S' Adviser Mr Roy Kahuna, Vice President Bob Hoerrer President Garry Newland, Secretary Treasurer Bob Asplund jerry Ander- Diiil. Row 21 Bob Asp- , L Kidz Bonebralce, Garry Chats, Garry Newland Bob Hoer- nr. Row 3: Galen Kihle, Gary Van dc Streek, Thomas Anderson, Jim Probst. we W' e .5 , ' ' ' V Vplmfk' H ,V ,, ,,,v5w,V, I, The Acxdaddrcts are a group of science enthusiasts whose axms are to promote a reg1onal science fair annually, to carry on their organization according to the rules of the Science Club of America, to learn about science in general, and to keep abreast of the latest scientific methods dis covenes, and trends This year the Acxdaddxcts pro :noted the Minot Regional Science Fan' held April 1 m the Cnty Auditorium At the1r regu lar meetings they had guest speakers who mformed them of new screntlfrc ways and means A A Q . Study New Scientific Discoveries f W I ' . . . . , . - Ci ' ' X . . . - X 0 a 1 ij I 1 If A V Q ind, I B0yS Capture State Pl'0gl'3IIl Pr0HlOl6d To help boys develop agricultural leadership is the aim of the Future Farmers of America. In order to be- come a member of FFA, a boy must be enrolled in vocational agricul- ture and able to meet certain re- quirements from the chapter. Mem- bership includes all high school years, terminating three years after graduation. This year the Minot FFA Chap- ter carried on a farm safety program and participated in various judging contests throughout the state: Jamestown dairy contests in Sep- temberg Valley City crops and live- stock contests in Marchg Fargo livestock contests and the state con- vention in June. Last year the Minot Chapter re- ceived the Gold State Award for sentinel, Melvin Ehr, treasurer, Gerald Hegreberg, vice-president: Arnold Haugeberg, re- chapter achievements for the year porter, Arvid Haugeberg, secretary, and ,lim Scheresky, president, look on. 195'3-19S4. Mr. Ray Skorheim demonstrates the correct way to use the power saw as LeRoy Hagen, Row 1: Lee Nelson, Lyle Sanders, Robert Karlsen, LeRoy Hagen, Iver Lawson, Russell Larson, Clarence Semmen. Row 2: Curtis Hall, Melvin Ehr, Arnold Haugeberg, jim Seheresky, Merwyn Hagen, jerry Parizek, Kendall Nelson, Wallace Edwardson, Row 3: Gordon Anderson, Arvid Haugeberg, Fred Muzechenko, Gerald Hegreberg, Donald Roen, Albert Sprenger, David Larson. Row 1: Marvin braun, Leo Korgel, David Abernathy, Glen Dunkel, Jerome Larson, Vernon Bradley, Allen Aplas. Row 2: Mr. Skorheim, Gerald Beeter, Jim Braucher, Harley Karlsen, Duane Endreson, Lloyd Sorenson LaVern Tofstad, Elvin Fuss. Row 3: Kenneth Solberg, William Braun, Lawrence Haugen, jim Morey, Paul Berg, Roy Bjordahl, Glen Engen, Jim Schloer. ...80... Oftiters of the tlub intlud -Xrltm Abtlsud pnsidtnr Vzrvel president Cl md lhrblrl liohnr trtisurtr Xlrs Xliuilt lllusdtll ind Nllss Cbntlygt 3C0bs0n serv. tw tht croux oria F1 as 'idx tld MLK' The Future Homemakers of America is composed of girls in first, second, and third year home economics classes. The pur- pose of the organization is to teach the girls the essentials of homemaking. Throughout the school year thc girls were kept busy with many activities. A busload of FHA members attended the dis- trict fall rally which was held at Bowbells, October 30, and at Christmas time the girls prepared baskets of food for needy fam- ilies. They also sponsored a bake sale at a downtown Minot store. In conjunction .yvith the FFA group, the girls agqm held the annual skating party U1 sfanuary Row l Txclxn Lintnko jane hrturtr Clam Ircda Carol Sperry Row 2 Gloria Field Arlene Abelsrad Xlaxint Williamson Peggy Texgen Donna Lawson Row 3 lx lx 1 ln lt 1 Ilwllis lgelcl ackmc Smutzler Ona Carlsen Mary Angelo Nlrs Blaisdell 'wliss Jacobson, Mrs Sutton 1JOfgUSI'I.1IlXUH Arli lxnursoi Slnrl x Srraster Marcia Hamrc Karen Fcdlt Rov. 4 Sandra lxltin Norma Lawson janet Hegrcberg C loria Pate Darltm Hui lu Xlirl in Xlil wnts Rosemary Billing Carol johnson Nlarrn. Sr f roix Phyllis Larsen 81 Playmakers Work Hard to Present Variety of Plays During Year The Playmakers of Minot High are recognized throughout the state as being tops in dramatics and in the presentation of well- produced plays. Not only acting, but costuming, scenery, directing, and light- ing is stressed in the organization, by tie untiring efforts of their director Mr. Wmiam S. Robinson. This year's season included presentation of three excellent plays. They were as,f0HOWsf Town, Thornton Wilder's romantic tragedyypottraying the life ofitfvm young typical Amer- ican peopleg 'Obi Susanna, a romantic musical comedy filled with laughs, songs, dances, and scenes fmm the life of Stephen Fosnerg and jack and the Beanstalk, 3 Children's fantasy. Officers of the organization are, Joan Riebe, presidentg Pat Witt, secretary: and Barbara Hamre, treasurer. , Ag .rg A Q' a x 1 11. xx QC. ROBINSON If i .ir A. rgssgga. , S45 rr R , 2 V az'-s Q ., .r it s E1-32132 39 12 MUIYS Sffllcffve, Kathy SPNXSHCS, Jin!! Ruitad, Nancy Pretper, Vce.Ann joyer, Genevieve johnson, Millie jcnsen, Barbara Monagm. ' Q A' t Lifbfffl Hlmfe. DcLaine Hansonj Row 2: Dean Barlow, Jackie Frisch, Joan Riebe, Zctta Pedas, Carol Sue Smith, Carolyn Shirley, Darlene Hy-lpsky. Myrna Nflwn, 5har0n,Moo:e, Bonnie Brindvold. Row 3: Garry Newland, jerry Phillippe, Peggy Costain, Carol Sperry, jill Fisher, Mickey Lewis, Dom Schmench , Black, Bev Norris, Sheila Goldblut. Row 4: Norman Backcs, Bob Knudwn, Ron Simon, George Tofrc, Laffy BIHHFYYICH, Diller' ' , Pit Witt, Bob Kamrow, Marci: Frank, Harold Eberhard, Darlene Alm, Floy Schrepel, Shirley Tvedt. f t ' ' ,' ,..,.82,., ILAYMAKI R OFFICERS- Fxrst of all dnrects Barbara Hamre treas urer for pzuntmg scenery ll IS necessary to start with pamt and brush Pat Witt Secretary holds up the necessary pamt can vululc Joan Ruebc prcsndcnt npplncs the master touch Members of the new Froslue Playmakers are Row I Marcna Hamre Mary Lee Pat Borgman x X1 Jrstld C L x tn 7 I s Q lm lx x, NIJ xn Svmns judv xltnmnhs tmxnlwcicr Xutlru lxllw Snr ct lxnxc at 4 tm nm lruh t lustxn R0 Cr ww LI'llY!1 llXll1i.,XU1I1 un Xlcllun 85 Cole' , A . , l1'r l Ann Dall . Row -: .S lJ't nluuj, . rili' '. un. 1 ' I . Mara Aron, Slmrun St-ifll-rt, Priscilla Pringle. Ruw 3: l,.1 Vunnc Clruningcr, Iillcn Ycscnko, Shirley W l , 1 'I , l' lj' ' gl .CulIQunC.ufr1I1, li 4: ' s ,A ' b t xif ' 5 5 V' y ,Ay A - 11.1. Pl3y'lllilli8l'S Present Our Town 1' As First Project of Year 42' 4 I, W T we-U51 41 'Qi 1 Xl. 'xiourntrs at the funeral of lmnly Cnbbs are Colleen Gefroh bars Barbara Monagm JIIII Sehcresky Barbara Hamr e can Rxebc Lonnu Smrth Arud Hnugeberg and Peg Costam 5 ut 1.111 l1tl1n1 Y ll 111111 1 and 11111111 ut 1 011 Lf Sttphen F0 tr songs 111 Ol1'Su1anna 84 Our Town Thornton Vvxlders prnze mnnmg pln1 was presented Nov 13 and 14 bx 1 large east wxth Phyllis Knudtson 1nd Dale Breclmg featured m the lmdmq roles Becuuse of the absence of 5ccner1 Our T011 n depended on the audntnet s1m1s,1n1t1on to produce 1n effect of re1l1t1 The play wh1th nllustrated f1m1l1 hfc 1nd human emotnons and ch1r1cter1st1cs KN 1s Cllrected by Mr Blll Robmson 'md lSSlSftLl by Lxsbetll I 1h1uL, Gwrry Nuxlmd Qppeared LD the pl11 IS nir r1tor 1nd SIIQC manager msrwgiiii The this bet Marlys Strilcove, jackie Frisch, Bob Knudson, a cast of approximately 100 members in the success- of the musical, Oh! Susanna , which was presented Granma's Lye soap? -g5- Thesplan Soc lety Promotes Advancement of Dramatlc Arts -.Y-lx., PRIXIOUS XII XIBERS-Nir Robmson aduser Harold Ibcrhard Barbara Hamre lxathy Stru ksnes Thespnans IS an honor socxety w1th1n the Playmakers orgamza t1on composed of students who have earned a sufflcxent number of pomts to be el1g1ble for Thes plan membersh1p When a person becomes a Thespmn, he IS then a member of the Nat1onal Thesplan SOClCty wh1ch IS an educatlonal orgamza tnon of teachers and students, established for the advancement of dramatlc arts 1n the secondary schools Thls socncty has tvso 1m portant alms fxrst, to est1bhsh and advance standards of excell ence ln all phases of dramat1c arts, and second, to create an 1ct1ve and mtelhgent mterest m dramatnc arts among boys and g1rls 1n the h1gh schools At the present tlme the so clety IS some tvs enty fxve years old and has about 1432 member troupes and approxxmately 200 O00 members Mr Wlllnam S Robmson IS 'Vlmot I-hgh Thespxans advxser i Row 1 Marlelyne Russell Carolyn bhnrley Htltn jane Wmje erry Phnllnppe Row 2 nm Mar janet Rustad Marlys Strnlcove Carol Sperry W ki I Xllllf L L lI1LlIlL lx ll IX Slfll 5llK.9 K lrrx rr 11nn1 L 1 yrt Q It 11 t s I 86- . . n u 9 an , 1 4 y 9 t I I . t . 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I' NL'XNl,ll1tl. li n 511 , llzxx liarluxx. ll.lI'4Ilul llwcrh. l. lnrcnll Smith, hr.lt'i.1 lx 'rwn, plntliit' lr' eh. klfu li1'lvt'. llugily' CHN JUL Llhrary Club Collects Funds for Care, Takes Charge of Library Durmg School Hours Lxbrary club officers take txme out to examlne a fcvx ofthe new books whleh the lnbrary purchased durmg the year They are Dawn Hagen vice presndcnt Gcnny ohnson presndenr and Marjorne Bradley secretary Pastmg checkmg m lnbrary passes huntmg up lost hbrary books 1nd tendmg to 111 weekly magazmes are some of the dutxes of the Mmot Hnph Lxbrarw club vuth the a1d of then' advxser 'Vhss Llllldn W1lson All thls actxvnty takes place durmg thelr study hall pcrlod whxch the members must glVC up to become lxbrar lans Durmg the year, the L1brary club sponsored several projects, such as the annual faculty tea 1n November and a campangn m Mmot I-hgh school to solncxr money for CARE The money collected IH the CARE drlve IS used to buy chlldren s books for the underprxwleged 1n forelgn countnes Lxbrary Club members are pxctured m front of the llbrary fxreplace Row l Marlene Bradley Genny johnson Roland Hnpsley Clorna Keuther Donelda Hoover Row 2 Kann Peterson Kay Mullen Margaret Oler SUSHHU Felber udy Rxebe LaRo na Ness Dawn Hagen and Mass Wxlson 87 . . .. . . , - . . Y -1 Y . .7 . V ' 1 3 .. . . ..Y , .- 5 I .-, , . ' 1 . : v l ,I - - 5 s , , ,J . , , A picture of Pep . . . These girls compose perhaps at all games. Th School Club Supports roughout Sports Season Janis DuPuis, presi- ovcr the club consti- of any school organization, and Junior-Senior Pep Club, a girls' club at Minot High organ- ized for the purpose of promot- ing school spirit, made itself an official school organization this year by adopting a constitution. This provides for the systematic election of the school's cheerlead- ers, which the Pep Club sponsors. Advised by Miss Eleanor Schroe- der, and Miss Delores Fredrick- son, Pep Club formed an effec- tive cheering force at school games, sponsored a successful an- nual Pep Club formal, and made all arrangements for Loyalty Day, one of the highlights of the school year. to the team Cheerleaders Add Acrobatics to Routine Sponsored bv the junior Sensor Pup Club nbc Nhgr cheerleaders added sparkle m rlnrr usual rounm by mcorporatmg acrobatrcs nn rlmr Llmrs Prrcured during 2 practrce melon :hr Llunr lenders 1rc lean Srueflmr, Cn Wtrand Cmml Atsub blrdxs Chelgren and amcc Srurfln Frobhle PE? muh Boasts Own Cheerleaders Adxxscd by Nlrss Drlorcr hwdrnkson the Froshne Pep Club formed a vxcal part of the cheermg secnon ar :he Magrcran games :hrs year The rmlp Spor ond ilmur own Llunrlndrrs for rhe ICSCYVC team The members are as follows Rom 1 Grmldnm Hovlancl, Mara Alon Sharon Sexffcrt Pa: Borgman Row 2 Carol Yuly Karm Peterson Mary lea Judy nnnmrs Xlarlurn llrxdlu Rovs 1 Coky Mlitstad udyR1ebc Slurley Knight Lynn Lmmgton Pr1Sc1llaPr1ngle Colleen Gefroh 89 l x . , ,x ' N' Q. e ' Q . .., Q' . . 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' . 5 .li ,J , Y , Y v 4 Rid Lross Council Collects Funds Por Use at Home and Abroad The Red Cross Councxl plays an lmpormnr purr ln the cnvrc Red Cross drnve conducted throughout the nm tfon Composed of 'I 1 epf'CSeI'lt'ltlVC fl'OITl each l'lOl'I'lC. room, the councll sponsors the jumor Red Cross drxve 1n Mmot Hugh school fllls boxes for needy children 111 forelgn lands and delegates a member to speak on be h1lf of thc Red Cross to sarlous firms downtown Thus vcar the Red Cross drlve held ln Mmot Hlgh undcr the ndvnsershnp of Mrs Eula Rush, was regarded 19 om of the most successful The money collected from thc vmous home rooms ns used for natloml hmlth and xx clfzn emcrgencles m the Umted Smtes 1nd abroad gwms., nd m such phases as epxdemxcs floods tornado swept areas, war torn countnes, blood donauon dnves needy farruhes, flrst ard sratlons, and other vsorthv causes 'vs ROV' 7 MSFUS SUIICOW M2YllYfl MOUSE!!! Mlllle Jensen Lucxle Rogers Arlene Ablestad Mrs Rush Erma Holen Donna Ehr Carol Wold Row 2 Dons Severson Patsv Sllatkey Gl0rla Fpeld Gloria Pace Carolyn Shrrley Barbara Holbrook Pat Borrman Judy Kamms Benjamm Bfambefgff Harvey Pfaul Mc-rwyn Hagen Lawrence Haugen 90 Y I ,V r 1 . . . . . 7 '- A . . . x . . . K 7 lg , , K 7 ' Y . . , 1 ' r f . V I 1 . . . . . . , . . Y . . . . - A . .K ' 1 9 .4 V - , . I' . . . . . , . r - . ' f rf . if I!! I . 1. fi h K... ,Es - Y u l K r K , fe . ' '21 X ' I 5 1 - 4 A i , fwwo, L W ,J 1-..,,,, A -. Q' F W U -L--1 ' ' ' . V ' ' v n y . -- - , . - ' - ' ' 1 2 r r v . ' . - 1 ' , . , h MHS Debaters Place Third In State Debate Tourney Extensuve travel and an extremely busy year sum up the act1v1t1es of the Munot Hugh debate team, composed of Judy Kamuns, Mel Webster Judy Sturn uck Alucc Pauntcr, and Bruce Krag I carlv December the te lm coached by Mr Wullard B Laabs debated at Concordia college un Moorhead Munnesota The upper Mudwu est Debate Tournament at Gustavus Adolphus college m January was also attended by the regular team Both the regular and novuce teams at tended the Western Duvuslon tournament at Mmdm and the state contest at Valley Cuty where the team placed tluurd The debate topuc thus year w1s Resolv ed That the Federal Government Should Inutuate a Polucy of Free Trade Among Nsutuons Fruendly to the Unuted States 'N Row I Iantt Rusuud Durltnt Hupul-cy lnthy lxenyoru Gerald DuPaul Row Aluct I uunter I lltn Btruuluurd I url Wtsrtrtuuu, Row 1 'vlarcua Hamre Judy Sturnuck bhurley Srmun Nltluun Xktbst r Rom 4 Iudy lxamuns Roland Hxpsley Bruce Krag Row S Nlr W ullard Laabs Ushers Club Lends Servuees To School and Social Funcuons Forty ambutuous gurls under the guudance of Mr Keen mn Smuth are members of thus year s Ushers Club Theur mam actuvutues uncluded ushermg and sellmg tuekets at football games and usherung at basketball games and plays These gurls also assisted at several of the speeual ments held un Mmot durung the year Offuttrs of the group are Presudent Gloruau Keuther X uce Prtsudent Mary Jane Bober, and Secretary Bonnue l-larstad .45 Row 1 Roberta K oodmn Vlary jane Bober Elaune Herda,Bonnuc Brandvold Shurley Tvedt Vuvxan Bonderenko Row 7 Mary Arnott llonnue Harsrad Hes Norrus Barbara Berg Madelyne Russell Alyce Irwun Maxune Berg Row 3 Patsy Sharkey Barbara Brown Glorua Fueld Norma Aune C lorua Newman Wanda Snyder oanne Erb Row 4 januce Lovclahl Marvel Selk Nlaxune XY ulluamson C-urol SPCYN C enny johnson C lorua Keuther Mr Smnth Ushermg Bev Scheltens Darla Schlecht . . . . . , . , - u - fl . .. ' ' . I 'L , . V ,. . A rw . .u , . i r- . . x I K s s ' '. X f v r ' 3 . ' - 'ia r v . . . , A-1' 1 A. 1. n 4' ' . . 3 A, :xx 1 ' L4 . . my K5 ,QA I t . l W I e ,J Y - 1 1 u ' ' ' v 7 . 7. ' x .L . , . , . , . -. u 1' . , , I.. , . v . ' , ' r . . . .- . A. ,. u , . . .- - c. ' :K ' , , . ' 1 ,,. I '1 I I ue Y . . . . I E - iv ' ' ' I . , . , V . . , , . . . , . . w - xv . , . . . . . . . V , V . . 4' k - ' ' . t 1 KA K r 1 . 1 . rr ., r 1 R F 3 , r ,A , , , ' . q -: 4 .u . ' . ', , , , . . 1 u , , X , , . . ,,. . , .u . u , ,J . : , ,A - V - 1 . S , . ' . : , . Nlyron Oen president of the Fliekers, New Service Club, Takes Charge of Visual Aids Members of the Fliukcrs club are shown Seated: jerry Anderson, Larry Bingcman, Myron Streek, Thomas Anderson, Howard Alvstad, Bob Jensen 2: jim Probst, Roland Hipsley, Myron Ocn, Garry Courts Johan Johnson. A new service organization has been added to the roster of extra- curricular activities at Minot High this year. The Flickers, an audio-visual aids club was form- ed for the purpose of learning to run and to repair movie projec- tors. The organization is com- posed of sophomore, junior, and senior students. Advised by Miss Helen Shep- ard and Mr. Johan Johnson, club members take charge of operat- ing the projector for special class movies and see that they are in working order. DMNMVAWWM A if M,,M,,.,,,,,.L4JL.f Q ja, ,,2,,,p ' Jwmwmfnwfyjw 4IWJZAWLMHZ,4LgfA,Mw! LM WM! M, ,,.,A,,7 ,7,,,,,L,, V , V l WJ ,MA 7,,,f ,wp C M... LJ L,Af4,WJJ,,,,,,,AJ.,fAZI4 QL , 1 g. IM + I A-JVM ' MWC' 53154 Q img Q I . I Y, A ff ff f' XML 1 4 I 'I . ' L. 4 -Q i3'2?' .21 W ' www. L it Ji ' 1311.4 La ff , 1, , FQ 93 9M77w! '1 47 49 53 4 6 sz Row: Merle Becker Darold Hitland, Lynn Valor, Dunne Nelson Murray Wankel, jim Haugeberg. Mudd Pliillippc, Russ Goodwin, Gary Gary Melius, Jim Fahy, Dwight Redfern Thomas, jerry Back Row: Wayne Kimble, Rich Larson, Stan Taube, Dave Cheney Leslie, Dick Leo Kalias. STUDILNT MANAGILRS: lxenneth Sem, David Dunnell, 'limmy Rush. -94 PM COACH DUANE CARLSON Magl Place Fourth ln Western DIVISION Four seemed to be the Magician s l'T121glC number this Wear They won four home gimcs lost three and tied one for a total of four road fallures and wound up in fourth place in the Wfestern Division football standings The Magicians won their Sept 10 home opener by dumping 1 strong Devils Lake crew 19 13 Sept 17 was the date for the first of four heart Loy alty Dax Sept 25 the Magician Juggermur led by Lynn Valor and Allin Thom1s rolled to 1 27 6 Wm over W illiston B1ck on the road on Oct l the Nlaroon and Gold battled to a 6 6 deadlock 'against an in spired Rugby team The season rolled on as the Magicians mangled Dickinson in then' third home Wm 32 6 .ind lost to Mandan in their second road loss, 19 0 On Oct 22 the Meugi broke ll five year Jinx by squelchmg the Bismarck Demons 27 0 on the friendly college gridiron The season windup cime 1t Lmestovxn on Oct 29 xx hen thc Magicians lost to the XVestern Division clnmpions 37 0 95 'li 1 3 is ,- 1. , ' . breaking road trips as the Magi lost to the St. Mary's Silnts 13-6. On l ,la - y . l . 3 a ' - . ,. . . . , . . . l . . . ' . ' A v l w 5 ,, 1 , 1 ,mr-view S 3 'wf iii x B X Y 2 Sa M xr'- i' .J .xi 3 1 Fnd Wnllxe Becker Fullback Allan Thomai and End Arud Haugcberg get a laugh out of vwatclung Coach Carlson do one of hms expert taping yobs on All State End Lynn X alor ,fs 'viii' 6' Sw ,.-f' N lfyiseaa 'Si Kelth Schelrcns tackle Davncl Clmenu center and Lslc HUllCl1l,1 guzrd look on as Coach Carlson presents Darold Hntland tackle mth a new helmet 96- 365 2 ' l r - r SX ll X , , If 1 L. ' x ' I - wx r 2 l x , , 'n fl .U . ,.,. 3 ..- N 4 , I nf M rr , 7 3 5 l Q . 33 5 2 5 W.. , , 1 3 . x 0 at :V ye .. l Lux a 0 W f f - or M I, E 1 r' I L Q Q Y ' Y l , , A Q , lg I ...- -- -5 x 1 2 , a eo' iii 'Q 'M d T kl D k Vsalstad get a quxck lesson mn tapmg Guard Murray Wankel Guard Arnold Haugcberq an ac e xc shoulders from Traxncr Arcluc Peterson vululn Cuurd nm XX uckman 1 rs .ms p.,umc.1 plz iff 1 Coach Art Hovde does a qunck ankle job on Halfback Gary Mclnus vnlnlc Fullback Duane Nelson uart back Russell Goodwin and Center Bernard Varbery, watch 97 'W- Q Cl' , 3 a Q L J' Q . xx' my. ' L D in : 3,'kk, I - I L A fn ,' '-J ,wx A vi . 7 -l a . , 5 A N r r 5- VW A V we ' , N Q. n 9 1 .. 'A L-of , V, . ,Ja 5' , T' xg . ,4 5 . f 11 1 1 AL A y., 1 i f ,. 7' s ' of -w. ' 4 Q . 5 , ' V K , Guard Mxckey Mabm Center RlCh3fd Larson GU1fd Lco Inline 'md Halfbnk Ccrrx C rn seem to be mn a trance after consultmg the check lust for champions Wayne Knmball tackle Gary Leslxe end crry Phnlhppc tznkln Smn Taubc cnd and Kc-nth Whnte guard try to look intelligent for rho photo rnphnr 'Fi ,,v- 5 041 uarterback lm Fahy and Halfback Dwxght Redfern vnatth Art Hoxde tape Quarterback Serge Garrxsons vnrlst but Halfback Cary NIcD1me1 seems more mterested III smllmp, tor the photographer fhtn the fun betgn 99 s W V L' K N22 it M . 1 5 Q , I s .4 1 .t A X 1 5, l K V ? I,'s.-N A A, A! l Q . . 4 , V Q. . . . A i 2 I- nd of thc hm 1 -X N25 4' Ye olde battlezrounde. -IOOQ -di TRACK IFTTERMEN Gary Holum mule run 880 Ly le Hulzenga 440 yd dash shot put 11vel1n, 1m Mar, low hurdles Wxllre Becker broad Jump Tom Skade land h1gh1ump Lynn X alor hrgh hurdles Qnot prctured vt 1th letter r,,,.,, men ao Us The track team wll partlclpate nn the follovung, meets thrs sprmng Fesstnden lnvltatlonal Bottmeau lnutatnonal M S T C Inv tm tlonxl W1lll5IOH Dual Devnls Lake Rotary Western Conference Brsmarck and the State Meet rn Y alley C1ty Only those men who quallfy 1n prev1ous meets may go to X alley C1cy XV1th a fme group of lettermen plus others plctured th1s year promlses to be one of the better cor CH ARCHIE PFTI RSON years for Mlnot Hugh track nn re Archne Peterson head track coach wi L Coach Archne Peterson 'vlurray Wankel Gary Nlcllamel Wayne Knmball Dave Dunnell student manager Second Row Lynn Valor Phnlxp F-luklllld Dilfflld Hlllfmd, Jerry Phxllxppe lxuth Schtltens Fnrst Row jxm Mar, wylllle Becker, Tom Skadeland, Gary Holum, Lyle Hull enga 101 ' 1 - 1 , 3 ,' w s , 5 1 - J 9 y S ' . , l V , . , , , A 9 ' ' . f V. . . I -, 1' W . . . . V , , , : 7 a Y J f' . ' , . . . . 1 Q- A 7 I 1 , ' . , 'i W' ' . , . ' in - , K , KV U, 7 , ' A , ' , . Y . A A T , cent times, according to Don , . 4 5 - L - a fs. 'L if ' , V all - r J 4 5 'W lp an ' , a S -, 'AY 's,u' R I all X N... sl. ,fwfr If - - ,Y ,I K V 7' V 9 K, M ff v as . , , . . , MI OT AGICIA LYLI' HUIZFNIGA 6 1 semor guard vans one of the steaclxest plascrs on the squad A good defensne player he has W letters ro lus crcdxt GARY HOIUN1 6 4 scmor ccn er was the Ning: mamitay Can ns 1 ruzged reboundcr and was one of the lcadmg sconrs xn the sure He has played 4 yuars 3 15 a regular 102 TOM SRADYI AIND 6 soplmmon forvurd was out for :lu last half of the mason vuth 3 brokgn vnrlst Tom hu rvsn ycxrs to go and Should turn m Some un good bwll ganmu for fl1k Magm A1 I AX THOXI X9 6 semor ioru Jrd htlptd tht Xlmot must' wth some. good rtlsoundmg and tough defense. AI has Urmd 1 vnrsxts ltttcrs LYNXX OOD X XLOR 6 semor guard shosxtd trtmcndous xmproscmtnt tn hc urmd a fxrst strmg posltxon nn IS st yur a N xcnan y L kmd of plntr who nucr guts up ROID HITI AND semor RAN XIONIB PTDYRSON 6 l yumor K ARX HLIVXNIII stnmr ttnttr lm htlptd tht Map pull Ou! forward mldt tht first tL1lTlll1l'IlSflI'YK 1rd 1 tht last 5.,.1 some tough wms Dnrold xs 3 stead! years as .1 X1u.,1t1.1n Ray should bc .1 playtr 'Wu 1s1trnnsfLrstudcnt from ballpluytr and a good shot bug help to next years Magm squad Grqnullc 10 -A - , ' 1' ' '. fir n' . s 3 lag' ' . I. 'nn is th' DA I 4 A' , 6' 1 . ' '. .Y ' . tv, -' Q, '4. ' . ., , u L. . . . ,,' , .. A , . .A gu. , ls Il Nflgl - 3.. XII RLI' BFClxER 6 semor forward SERCJI' CJARRISOTX 8 semor has plaved ' years of yarsnty basketball guard has earned 3 letters and has rt mas a yump sl that rare helped tht Marx cause vuth some good mlsses ball hmdlnnp, and tleyer passing forward transferred to Mmot from center played hxs f1rst year on tht yar guard earned hrs flrst sarsxty letter lxelso Wash when he lettered tvuce slty thus year Wayne has a deadly th1s year Gene 15 .1 strappy determmed Rolly IS a set shot specxahst pump shot that helped the Maglclans player and also a good shot vm many games 104- . 2 1 . ' , ' . ' , i 1 i . ', 5' ' A Nle l' 'l - ' mot . ly: l K- ' f' 'A ' A ROLAND BARQUITST, 6' 1 senior VVAYNE SIMONSON. 6' l senior GENE HARRINGTON, 5' 7 senior M3glCl3IlS Close Qeason In Third POSIIIOH 5 wJ X Front Row Lyle Hunzenga Ray Pederson Darold Hxtland Tom Skadeland Gary Holum Mxddle Row Lynn Valor Rolly Barquest Serge Garnson Allan Thomas Wayne Snmonson Back Row Student Manager Kenth Schcltens Merle Becker Gary McDamel Gene Harrmgton Coach Art Hoy de COACH ART HOVDE SEASON RECORD They Samt Mary s Grand Forks W w.,,........,,,,,,m.mm..,...Dickinson , Rugby W ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,, W- ...,,. ., ..,,,Samt Mary s ,,Dev1ls Lake H H , , ,Grand Forks A ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,.. , ,. , ,,., ,, ,, Jamestown . ,777,,,7,,,7 ,. .. , s,s,,, ,, ,, , , , ,,,a Wnllnston ,YY,,t7,777 V , , ,,,,,,,,,, , ,, ,, ,Devils Lake .,,,, ,. ,,,,,,,,,,Mandan , , ,,,,,B1smarck ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,-,,, ..., .,,,,.v., RIHCSIOWH anWeY.WY,n,,,,,,,,-.....,,,-,-, Y ,, Y 7 Dickinson , , -105- N0 Il Balln Mirror, mirror, on Look at Holum shoot 2? Q . with the banker strings C ary 011 my head my head No, 16: Hey teacher! Thomas: I love to shood No. 13: Please! Don't. -106- Q a Q Q 'Q x17 Y rf, lzvcrcnscs, exercuscs, Mac must do his exercises rg? nv' Gary: Ain't I a Sneak? No. lf: Come on ir's my turn. Er zu, Brute? -107- 't touch N, ali' Ixenh Schelrens, manager of the Manor HACJICIANS w Mx ohnson, Russ Goodwln, Gary Mellus, Dwight Rcdfcrn, jnm Fahy 'N-J' 108 U J Nl Hox cy berg Magi 1 op State Lhdmplonshlp N nn L Umm N ,1 W 'SRX V li 1 Il YIIUPIUHSI YYOD IILQ ff A lon vu t u UL 1 x Ulu x g xx Lulu. mx sum bukgt u rum I p lx on tu sgumd lg lruung, rlur they wuld pa baslulball vxlnl undgr prusurv. ilu Nh L,1u.ms naglnd rl Q na IL gllI1k ll5.llI!Sl NX lllxxlon In tin Suu lournlmuml lnld an Grand lorks Amldst th slwvur 1 LOIIXLLU 1 not 1 vwnt vnld vulh funn ,ls :lu bUllLI' soundnd nh and of the Emma wluclu saw thc M351 guns ludmg, by a non 0 71 61 C ourlnsy of the Bxsmarck Trxbum Wllllston Minot Game Proved Thrlller of Tournament 'fC k .,. 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' fv- 5 QXK n my 1 -547 ffm 'S A The Minot High School Band Stnke up tht Bmd Wi-1: xedxv' Wgrg fin H-life is 4, awe! if E N inf Nga? if 'Q gigs X , Q 5 eg Aki ted by Mr Arvel N Gravmg, J Q., F3553 important and successful orgamza ins' M 'Hrgh school The 71 member Concert A? Qirtig, My n as one of the fmest mstrumental en 3 'I QQ. L the Upper Mndwest Qt ,-534' ummer the band had the prxvrlege and honor Qfffwfmfgw ,X 3 ' esentmg North Dakota at the Natlonal umor X' N r of Commerce conventron at Colorado ,- WW Sp g Colorado Partrcrpatmg m band festxvals of Hr rv at mot and Wrllnston and also rn the Class A West at JY? f-ge ww ern DIVISION Musxcal Festrval were hrghllghts of the Nigga-gl? and s actrvrtnes thns year A number of concerts were esented for the publxc durmg the wmter, some were onjunctnon wrth the Mmot Hugh orchestra and A lla chorr In anuary the Band took part rn the of Drmes Benefrt Musnc Concert, rn which choral groups from the surroundmg area 355 5s-f. if part: MR ARVEL GRAVING Our Dxrector 112 I X .' - ' A l l x ' g 2 X - A 4 , gi ., W A A f ef 11' - I . va- Lxffisw' K ' as r, ' fr . J I A ,S .!',lf5P'3 -'f i In 7 7 1. 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Gary has T he has been in ' year as drum if president of A XY of the 1 L and Q' V his also avenue is the Carol the three years is in her second to being the he starting five in track jr.-Sr. Prom in and is active of Tri-Y, Pep ,- fx ,J- ,I--..f ' OFFICFRS-Row 2 Presxdent Harold Eberhard Vrce Presndent Bob Asplund Busmess Man ager Allan Harold Assxstant Busmess Manager Myron Oen Row 1 Secretary Marcxa Frank Treasurer Ann Bergman Lnbrarnans Sharon Senffert and joan R1ebe Row 1 Larry Bmgeman, Judy Momerak Carolme Shrrley, Peggy Cosram, jacl-ue Fnsch Row 2 Alton Burns, jrm Wxckham, Pat Gooden, Harold Eberhard, Pat Howell Row 3 Ron Polsfut, Ball Thorson, Larry Olson, Laurxe Anderson, Lucnle Rogers, Ann Bergman Row 4 Myron Oen, Murray Wankel, Wayne Sxmonson, Jxm Kunka, Bob Asplund 114- M by M ,, , , . 1 1 0 A ' 'e ' ' A s ' rf, me , fl g N, M My rj xl if 3' -ll .ef AA l A ,W -f l A as 4 il a F me oybb ik A lu W' ' A 'Se ' ' X L. 'P' as for 2 i?'f5fs' wx? 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' - N . - I , -I f D Tl ' 4' 1 ' 5 ' 1 I A I I y s I ' t I- - v I 1 y A s BRASS SECTION-Row 1: Murray Whnkcl, Bob liamrow, Darold Rocn, Mara Aton, Pat Ti Row 2: jim Kunka, Whyne Simonsin, Jim Blorc, Micky Niabin. TDITI BRASS SECTION'-Seated: jerry Filler, Allan Harold. Standing: Rodney Kemple, Myron OCD Bob Asplund, Dean Barlow. PERCUSSION SECTION-Row l: Larry Bingenun, Peggy Costain, Barbara Monagin, jackie Frisch. -116- The Mmot Hugh School A Cappella Cholr The A Cappella choxr under the dxrectxon of Mr Alex Encheff has musxcally served the M1not commumty w1th thcxr many publlc ap pearances, whnch mcluded thenr annual Chrxstmas concert at the Fnrst Natlonal Bank, a March of Dlmes bcnef1t concert formed from musxcal orgamzatnons of Mmot school, the annual sprmg concert, and concerts glven before c1v1c groups Durmg the Mmot Hngh Chnstmas pageant the jomt cholrs provlcled 1 background of carols for the natlvnty scenes and also sang speclal con cert numbers for the aud1ence Socxal hlghhghts of the year mclucled the th1rd annual get together wxth the Bnsmarck Concert chonr the musnc festxval at Brsmarck, and the chonr s annual sprung tour, vsh1ch the members pand for wxth money earned from car vs ashes and 1 SCFICS of bake sales WA? VIR ALI- X EINCHEFF The A Chonr s Dnrector A CAPPI1LLAIOFFILERS-Presndent lxelth Scheltens VxcePres1dent jnm Scheresky Secretary Treasurer Sonja Onmoen Lnbrarnns Bonme Carlson and jerry Hovey Pxamst Bon me Dahl D Q .4- I lhe A Cappella Lhmr nn LOHLLII 117 . . . 7 ' 3 . . . 4 X . . . . . . . . H, . . . V . . - W , I . , . , . Y . . . 7 . . . . A if ' 2 5 , . n wiv. . f K w 7 af, . .- - Q 5 - , 9 - . 5 , 3 ' , - .. Q. , -A A Y - ,JG . 7 f' -, v-..f,l 1' I ff If f',',lx..af A FAPPELLA SECTIONAL LEADERS From left to right Jim Mar Bob Knudson George Tofte Alice Painter Darlene Hupsky Darla Schlecht Peggy Costam Jim Scheresky as if SOPRANO SECTION Row 1 Bev Scheltens Lucnle Rogers Marvel Selk Alice Painter Gloria Keuther Helen Jane Winje Row 2 Linda Long Donna Keller Solveig Moen Carol Sue Smith Lillian Lundervold Diane Row 3 Pat Leathes Marlys Nelson Karen Salo Bonnie Dahl Vivian Bonclerenko La Donna Row 4 Karen Straln Peggy Costain Gracia Iverson Carol Hanson 0 ALTO SECTION-Row 1: Colletta Jensen, Ard-yth Johnson, Joanne Erb, Marlys Strilcove, Sheila Goldblatt, Barbara Berg, Nancy Preeper. Row 2: Sally Geving, Darlene Hupsky, Annette Du Puis, Janice Lovdahl, Sonja Oimoen, Darla Schlecht. Row 3: Marilyn Gefroh, Gail Norem, Gloria Wood, Shirley Tvedt, Audrey Frye, Eileen Black. -1l8- TENOR SECTION Row 1 Kenneth Henlxg jxm Hedman Gary Hagen Ron Schnalble Row 2 George Tofte Ron Sxmon xm Scheresky Phnlxp Costam Donovan Ellnou Wallace Johnson BASS SECTION Row l jnm Mar Dave Dunnell Darryl Urban Bob Kamrow Rnchard Larson Lorentz Smxth Row 2 Dave 'vioen Gary Melxus Kexth Scl' cltens Norman Backes Bob Knudsun jerry Howey Row 3 Dave Cheney Weslne Vannett LeRoy Smxth Danny Clark john Norem Ray Pederson 19 .5- 4' x , ., . . ' Z A ! H ' 3 3 3 - - , , , , , Orchestra Makes Many Publlc Appearances Throughout Year The Mmot Hlgh school orchestra, under the dlrectlon of Mr Donald Van Ess, has a memberslnp of forty flve students Some of the actwntnes of the year were the twlhght concerts held on un day afternoons the orchestra fest1val mn May, and the spring con cert held m Aprll The orchestra also played on televnsnon and at the college ur mg Musxc Week Thenr actxvltxes wxll be brought to a close after playxng for baccalaureate and graduatlon 5494 VIR DON VAN ESS Orchestra Dlrector Row 1 Dean Barlow Janet Rustad Stella Knely Pat Sharkey Marlys Borgers Clarlcc Henmng julma Hokenstadt Karen Ronmng Don Camp Gordon Anderson Row2 Nancy Grxffee Betty Shae Charles Sxmpson Clayton Wnlson Sharon Kxvely Beverly Axken Row 3 Lenore Benton Nell Souther Alluson Olson Myron Oen Phxlxp Fauchald Allyn Botz Sandra Page VIOLIN SECTION In order pnctured Sandra Page, Sharon Klvely, Clarxcc Henmng, Nancy Gnffee, Clayton Wnlson, Marlys Borgers Charles Snmpson, Beverly Anken, Allyn Botz, Betty Shaw 120 1 Q ' . S Sl C HON lhan Ihrlovs .mal ust Q ordon Andnrxon Don C amp L4 LI LLO Sl LTIOIN Pat Sharkcy Julna Hokcnstadt Stella Knvely lxaren Ronmng U OFFICFRS-Allyn Bow Lnbrarnan ClanLc Hcnnxng Secretary Pal Sharkey VxccPres1dcnt janet Rusrad Presndent 121 ABC Cleaners Alm s Mxlk Products American State Bank Asplund s Crty Servnce B8cB Drug Co Belver Palace Borent s Men s Store Bndgeman Creamery Buttrey s Central Offxce Supply Clty Bakery CII, Market Clarence Valker Florxst Clute Off1ce Equnpment Coca Cola Bottlxng Co Cut Rate Store Don Smart 'itudlos Dotty Dunn Hat Shop DSLS Bootery Eatmore Sausage Elnte Studno Ellison s Department Store ISIUPIYC Theater Fargo Glass 8l Pamt Co Farmers Umon O11 Co F1rst N3ClOH3l Bank Frsher Motor Co Frosaker Motor Co F W Woolworth and Co Gaffaney s Offlce Equlp Gxlmore s House of Beauty Gxmble s Cafe Crecngard Cranston Men s Shop Gmnvold Blesner Inc Hanson Studlo Harrnngton Brothers Harry Cook 81 Sons Plumbmg Holmes Electnc Interstate Transportatron Co ay s Men s Shop J W Bacon Sngn Co KLPM Radlo Lee s Photo Fl1'1lSl'llIlg Luedke Insurance Mac s Roller Rmk Mac s Donut Shop May s Dress Shop McCurdy s Mmot Bllllards Mmot Bowlmg Lanes Mmot Busmess College SPONSORS Mmot Drug Co Mmot Electrrc Co M1not Food Store Mmot Federal Savmgs 86 Loan Assn M1not C as Co Mmot Plumbmg., and Heatmg C0 Mmot Steam Laundry Mmot Supply Co Mmot Typewrnter Co Mowbray and Sons Plumbmg Nrfty Nook North Dakota Broadcastmg Co Inc Northern Bottlnng C0 Northern States Power Co Northvs est Prano Co Northwest Projector and F1lm Co Northwest Sportlng Goods Novak s Cleaners Oppen s Food Markets Parker Motor Co Paul R Kemper Contractor Purrty Darry Remhart and Mathxson Barbers R L M Prrntmg Robertson Lumber Co Samuelson s Shoe Store S D Klveley Jewelry Sebby s Lrnoleum Shark s Men s Store Sherwm Wllllams Pamt Co S 81 L Company Slorby Studxo Steenstrup Jewelry Straus Brothers Jewelry Sullxvan s Flower Shop Taubes The Bon Ton Thomas Funeral Home Town Theater Trlangle Shop Truav Traer Coal Co Umon Natronal Bank Up Town Nook Van de Streek Furs Westland O11 Co Westlre Motor Co White s Ice Cream Young Men s Chrlstlan Assn YMCA Grlll Zollre and vlan s N x - . . 1 y-Y - . . 4 . . 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