Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1956 volume:

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VA, , f' A Af' jg gf x 'V f rr ' fl Aff , ff' 2 1 x' 71 L VK amy Q 'TL x v' ' 7 b . , F-5 aim:-:rely ' f a C -,- rw-x-.J 'S+'-Q .n lar 98 L M , f' ,,f' W EWs-w-,uv-- fm Board of Educatlon Works for Better Schools 2 mu Qi Members of the Board of Educatnon dlscuss a school problem Seated tom left to nght are Dr V J Pusher Mr Ted Luedke Mr Les Maupm Mr Harris Walstad Mr Paul Muller and Mrs Hazel Smallwood Not pnctured as Mr Sherman Day The Board of Education IS the admnnlstratlve body that IS responsible for the admmlstratlon of all the public schools of Mmot The board as composed of seven members Included In the board s actlvltues are the hlrung of MR PAUL MILLER the superintendent of the Mmot Publnc School system has spent l2 years an hs present posltlon He has been In admnnnstratnve work snnce 1924 He obtamed has Bachelor of Arts degree from Valparanso Umverslty and hrs Master of Arts degree from the Umverslty of North Dakota -5. faculty members, determmatlon of school pollcles and budget and the settlng of tax levues for the publnc school system The board meets regularly once a month and oftener lf necessary MR JOEL A DAVY fomerly prunclpal at Valley Cnty hugh school spent hrs first year as prmclpal of Mmot Hugh school Mr Davy a natnve of Burllngton N Dak attended Jamestown College and the Um versnty of North Dakota, where he receuved his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Sclence degrees O af , 1 k, 4. H-M, we B ef W--tw. 6 Z, f' -T' M ' .Q , f-f , L- M, . b 'K . . . . , . , . , . , .... . . . , . . , , I I . - - 1 , . - -1 ' ANNA M. ACKERMANN, a na- tive of New Rockford, N. D., is the English IV instructor and serves as adviser for Honor So- ciety. Miss Ackermann has a Bach- elor of Arts degree from the University of North Dakota at Grand Forks, a Master of Arts degree from Columbia Univer- sity at New York and a Profesa sional Diploma in Secondary English. ADELE M. ANDERSON teaches English lll and advises the Jun' ior Class. Miss Anderson originally came from Rush City, Minn. She acquired her Bachelor of Arts degree from Carleton Cola lege in Northfield, Minn. HELEN BJERKEN, undertaking her first year at Minot High school, teaches Biology and Home Economics. Mrs. Bierken has her home in Fargo. She graduated from North Dakota Agricultural Col- lege with a Bachelor of Science degree. DUANE CARLSON, the head football coach, is a native of Mohall, N. D. Mr. Carlson in- structs the Physical Education and Health classes. He acquired his Bachelor of Arts degree from Minot State Teachers College and his Master of Science degree in Education from the University of North Dakota. MABEL JANE ADAMS, a native of Fairbault, Minn., teaches World History and is treasurer of the Athletic Fund. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree at Carleton College in Northfield, Minn. ANNE H, ANDERSON spends her school day teaching English lll, Latin and Spanish. Besides teaching, she serves as business adviser for the Searchlight and High Times. She is a native of Crary, N.D., and received her Bach- elor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees from the Uni- versity of North Dakota. H. LESLIE BOWMAN, a native of Ellendale, N. D., teaches ln- dustrial Arts, which includes Mechanical Drawing, Electricity and Metal Work. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from the Uni- versity of North Dakota. MARGUERITE CRAIG, who comes from Bottineau, N. D., is the mathematics instructor. She teaches Plane Geometry, Ad- vanced Algebra, Solid Geom- etry and Trigonometry. She graduated from Macales- ter College in St. Paul, Minn., where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree. RON DAVY, the Salesmanship, Commercial Law and Distribu- tive Education teacher, is a na- tive of Minot. Mr. Davy graduated from Minot State Teachers College, where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree. WILLIAM ENGLESMAN, a new- comer to Minot High school, directs the school orchestra. Mr. Englesman is a native of Chicago, lll., and received his Bachelor of Music Education de- gree from the University of Colorado. ARVEL GRAVING, who is the director of the Concert Band, Second Band, and Pep Band, originally came from Grafton, N. D. Mr. Graving received his Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minn. AVICE HOFTO instructs Plane Geometry and serves as the Study Hall supervisor. Mrs. Hofto claims Woodstock, lll., for her hometown. She re- ceived her Bachelor of Science degree from the University of North Dakota. 1 Wo .Hr ALEX ENCHEFF, who originally came from Frederick, Colo., is the director of the A Cappella Choir. Mr. Encheff attended the Colorado State College of Edu- cation, where he earned his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees. CONSTANCE GRABER instructs Home Economics and advises the Future Homemakers of America group at Minot High school. Mrs. Graber comes from Far- go, N. D., and graduated from the North Dakota Agricultural College with a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree. CHARLES HENDERSON, who is the Art instructor, is teaching his first year at Minot High school. Mr. Henderson comes from Cadiz, Ky., and attended Mur- ray State College, Georgia Pea- body College and the Ohio State University. He earned Bachelor of Science and Mas- ter of Science degrees. MARTHA HOLUM, teaching her first year at Minot High school, is a Health and Physical Educa- tion instructor. She also serves as co-adviser for the Pep Club. Barnsville, Minn., is Miss Hol- um's hometown. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Concordia College in Moorhead, Minn. ART HOVDE, instructor of Health and Physical Education, is the head basketball coach. Mr. Hovde is a native of Aneta, N. D., and received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Mayville State Teachers Col- lege, Mayville, N. D. WILLARD B. LAABS, who in- structs courses in Economics, Debate and Discussion, is a na- tive of Winona, Minn. Mr. Laabs earned his Bach- elor of Arts and Master of Sci- ence degrees at Winona State Teachers College. LOUISE O'CONNOR is the in- structor of Shorthand and Typ- Ing. Miss O'Connor originally came from Winona, Minn. She attended Valley City State Teachers College to obtain a Special Commercial diploma. MIKE PITCHER, the' Graphic Arts and Woodwork instructor, comes from Courtney, N. D. Mr. Pitcher attended the Uni- versity of North Dakota where he earned his Bachelor of Sci- ence degree. th- 19' 'Q sf S JOHAN O. JOHNSON, who teaches English ll and United States History, is a native of Sawyer, N. D. Mr. Johnson attended Minot State Teachers College, where he earned a Bachelor of Sci- ence degree. MAl NAGATOMO, who is an alumna at Minot High school, teaches English IV and News- writing. Her spare time is taken up with the High Times, Search- light and Quill and Scroll ad- visership. Miss Nagatomo attended Minot State Teachers College, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree. HELEN MARIE PAULSON, a na- tive of Watertown, S. D., is the Bookkeeping and Typing in- structor. Miss Paulson attended Minot State Teachers College, the University of Denver and the University of California at Berke- ley, She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree. RICHARD FIELDING RATHMAN is the World History and French instructor. A newcomer to Mi- not High school, he is in charge of Visual Aids. Mr. Rathman, a native of Palo Alto, Calif., obtained his Bachelor of Arts and Master of Science degrees from Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif., and is a Doctor of University of Paris in France. PAUL C. RISTVEDT, Aviation Education instructor, was born in Ryder, N. D. Mr. Ristvedt attended Minot State Teachers College, where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree and the University of North Dakota, where he ob- tained a Master of Science de- gree. WILLIAM S. ROBINSON, who is instructor of World History, Speech and Dramatics, is the Playmakers' adviser and conse- quently directs the school plays. Mr. Robinson claims Charles- ton, W. Va. for his home town. He attended Morris Harvey to obtain a Bachelor of Arts de- gree and the University of New York to earn a Master of Arts degree. RICHARD SCHEERENBERGER, Supervisor of Special Education, is the adviser for the Photogra- phy staff. Mr. Scheerenberger lived in Milwaukee, Wis., and attended Wisconsin State College to ob- tain a Bachelor of Science de- gree. He earned his Master of Education degree at the Univer- sity of Marquette. HELEN A. SHEPARD has a teach- ing schedule which includes American Government, Econom- ics, Sociology and World Geog- raphy. Advising the Sophomore Class is one of her extra ac- tivities. Miss Shepard comes from Kenyon, Minn. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Carleton College in Northfield, Minn. ge. e is 4' I 'fx -S:-'P' If 1.4-IU' .154 I wr him is 1- 'X B Y' ...g Nw ROY ROBINSON is the Chem- istry and Physics teacher. He also advises the Science Club and directs the annual Science Fair. Mr. Robinson came to Minot from Davenport, Iowa. He is a graduate of St, Ambrose Col- lege, where he earned a Bach- elor of Arts degree. He ob- tained a Master of Science de- gree from the University of North Dakota. EULA M. RUSH is instructor in the subiect of English Ill. She also serves as the adviser for the Red Cross Council. To obtain her Bachelor of Sci- ence degree, Mrs. Rush attended the University of Illinois and Minot State Teachers College. She originally came from Paris, Illinois. ELEANOR A. SCHROEDER edu- cates students in United States History and advises the Pep Club. Miss Schroeder is a native of Westhope, N. D., and earned her Bachelor of Science degree at the University of North Dakota. RAYMOND D. SKORHEIM teach- es Vocational Agriculture to the students and also conducts adult evening classes. He is the ad- viser for the Future Farmers of America organization. Mr. Skorheim's hometown is Adams, N.D. He graduated from the University of North Dakota with a Bachelor of Science de- gree. KEENAN H. SMlTH, the Bi- ology instructor, serves as ad- viser to the senior class and to the Ushers Club. He is a native of Superior, Wis., and attended Superior State Teachers College to ob- tain his Bachelor of Science de- gree. Mr. Smith received his Master of Education degree from the Wisconsin State College. ESTHER WERRE, Sociology, Geography and Typing instruc- tor returns to Minot High school for her second year. She also taught here in 1952. Miss Werre comes from New Leipzig, N. D. She attended the University of North Dakota and Dickenson State Teachers Col- lege to obtain her Bachelor of Arts degree. Q ,ff af ftiajfyggfof FRANK A. STECKEL instructs stu- dents along the lines of Elec- tricity, Metals, Home Mechanics, Crafts, Mechanical Drawing, Vo- cational Agriculture and Shop. Mr. Steckel is originally from Hankinson, N. D. He attended Valley City State Teachers Col- lege, the University of Notre Dame and the University of North Dakota to obtain his Bachelor of Science degree. LILLIAN M. WILSON, a native of Minot, serves as the school li- brarian. She also advises the Library Club. To obtain her Bachelor of Arts degree, Miss Wilson attended Minot State Teachers College. She earned her Master of Arts degree from the University of Denver in Colorado. MHS Housekeepers Keep School Tidy ifr- 2--if 4' t ,sis 4' r L l' 5 v 'R if Tx ' The maintenance crew at Minot High school is kept busy keeping the school neat and tidy. Pictured from left to right are Oscar Johnson, Vic Kabanuk, and Richard Schroepter. N r umm.. Wiqwm? NS ,.4----un.,,R E O 0. Q? x I 'C--Dru.-5V-73' 1 ' Fi--QC4-dL...... EW x Q nf A 1 1 i ' i X J P f Q 5 I Q X I Q - If ukvx 11 4- M Nj if AI kvbr , fy, . A If c Q.. ,, M ' .0 av. Senior Class Plans Senior Week Activities. Completes Active School Year at Minot High SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Marvel Selk, treasurer, David Dunnell, vice president, Mr. Smith, adviser, Darold Roen, president, Marilyn Gefroh, secretary. Junior-Senior Prom in their iunior year. This they accomplished by selling ice cream bars and taking charge ofthe pencil vending ma- chine. Formulating and carrying out the plans for the Junior-Senior Prom took up the greater share of their iunior year. Graduation activities were the primary interest of the class dur- ing the past year. Graduation proiects such as ordering an- nouncements and calling cards and planning the traditional Sen- ior Class Banquet, were financed with money earned by selling billfold-size graduation pictures and plastic book covers. SENIOR WEEK, climaxed by Bac- calaureate and Commencement exercises, concluded three active years for the senior class. Mr. Keenan Smith, who guided them through their high school term, assisted Class President Darrold Roen, Vice President David Dun- nel, Secretary Marilyn Gefroh and Treasurer Marvel Selk in planning the many activities and proiects of the senior students. The main interest of their Sophomore year was to raise sufficient funds to sponsor the CAROL AFSETH DARLENE ALM CAROLYN AUSTIN SHARON BALSUKOT BEVERLY BEHRENS MARGO BENNETT BARBARA BERG MAXINE BERG RICHARD BJELLAND EILEEN BLACK CAROL AFSETH: Talented Terpsichorean -Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Reserve Cheerleader l, Cheerleader 2, 3, Major- ette l, 2, 3, H. R. Officer, Treas. 3, Prom 2, Loyalty Day l, 2, 3, Volleyball l, Softball l. DARLENE ALM: Don't Fence Me ln -Pep Club 1, 2, 3, High Times 2, 3, Editorial Editor 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Cadet Band 1, A Cappella Choir 3, H. R. Officer, Pres. 2, Student Council 2, Prom 2, Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3, Volleyball 1. CAROLYN AUSTIN: What Have We To Lose -F.H.A. 2, 3. SHARON BALSUKOT, Never A Dull Moment - Playmakers 1, 2, Red Cross Council 3, H. R. Officer, Sec. l, Vice Pres. 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Searchlight 1, 2, Loy- alty Day I, 2, 3, Pep Club 'I, 2, 3, Prom 2, Volleyball l, 2, Softball l. BEVERLY BEHRENS: Here Comes Springtime, There Goes My Heart -Loyalty Day l, 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Ushers Club 2, 3, F.H.A. 1, Bowling l, Basketball 1, Volleyball. MARGO BENNETT, Your Eyes Have Magic In Them -Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Cheer- leader 3, Band l, 2, 3, Prom l, Loyalty Day 'l, 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2, Basketball 1, Softball l. BARBARA BERG: The Girl Next Door -Ushers Club l, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Searchlight 3, Loyalty Day 2. MAXINE BERG: Laugh, Thought l'd Die -F.H.A. 2, H. R. Officer, Sec. 3, Honor Society 2, 3, Treas. 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 1, 2, Prom 2. RICHARD BJELLAND: A Gentleman, Natur- ally. EILEEN BLACK: Living It Up -A Cappella Choir ll l, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Playmakers 1, 2, 3, Ushers Club 1, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, High Times 2, Searchlight 3, Basketball 'l, 2, Volley- ball I, 2, Softball 1, 2. -151 RONAL CHEWAKIN, LovabIe Dreamboat -H. R. Pres. 3, Class Officer, Vice Pres. 2, Prom Committee 2, Loy- alty Day I, 2, 3. WESLEY CHRISTIANSON, Riot In Cell Block A - Band II I, Band I 2, 3, Science Club, Ass't. Sec. 3. DONALD CODER: A Guy With His Doll -Loy- alty Day I, League Basketball I, 2, League Softball I. RONALD CODER: What Is The Secret Of Your Suc- cess? -Honor Society 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3, Loyalty Day I, League Basketball I, 2, 3, League Softball I. MAR- GARET COMSTOCK: She Wears A Dream In Her Eye -Transfer from Sioux Falls, S. D. MEREDITH CORNELL: Take A Chance -Library Club I, 2, 3, Playmakers I, D. E. 3, Loyalty Day 3. ANNETTE DAARUD: A Smile Goes A Long Way -Transfer from Bismarck, N. D. BONNIE DAHL: Music At Her Fingertips -A Cappella Choir II I, A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Secretary 3, H. R. Vice Pres. 2, Secretary 3, League Volleyball I, 2, League Softball I, Honor Society 3. LARRY DALY: Give Me Music And I'Il Have Heaven -Band II I, 2, Band I, 3, High Times I, 2, Orchestra I, 2, Science Club 3. BARBARA DUNKEL: When A Merry Maider Marries -A Cappella Choir Il I, Modern Choir 3. 'ir bw DAVID DUNNELL ANNETTE DUPUIS WESTON EARSLEY DONAVON ELLIOTT JOE EMMETT LERAY EMMETT DEANNA ERICKSON MARLENE ESTLICK DORIS EVERSON JIM FAHY DAVID DUNNELL: Romeo, Romeo, Which One Tonight, Romeo? -Class Officer, Pres. I, Student Council I, Football Student Manager I, 2, 3, Basketball Student Manager I, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir I I, 2, Class Vice Pres. 3, Track Student Manager 2, Prom 2, Playmakers 3. ANNETTE DUPUIS: Frantic Panic A Cappella Choir I I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Play- makers I, 2, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, High Times Co-ad Manager 2, 3, Searchlight Staff 3, League Volleyball I, 2. WESTON EARSLEY: Man On The Move. DON- AVON ELLIOTT: When In The Course Of Human Events It Becomes Necessary To Bluff, Then Let Us Bluff. JOE EMMETT: Go, Man Go! -Trampoline Team I, 2, Band ll I, Band I 2, 3. LERAY EMMETT: Sentimental Rebel -League Basketball I, 2, League Softball I, A Cappella Choir ll I. DEANNA ERICKSON: FIying High -Playmakers 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Sci- ence Club 3, Loyalty Day 3. MARLENE ESTLICK: Date With Destiny -Loyalty Day 2. DORIS EVERSON: A Sunny Morning -Red Cross Council 2, 3, Pep Club 3, Loyalty Day 3, F.H.A. 3. JIM FAHY: Talley HoI-Var- sity Football I, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 3, High Times Sports Editor 2, 3, Searchlight Sports Co-editor 3, Re- serve Basketball I, 2, League Basketball I, 2, League Softball I, 2, Reserve Basketball I, 2, NIPA 2, Quill and Scroll 3. -48- do a at noon. PHILIP FAUCHALD, Ambition Makes This Genius - Science Club 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, Band I, I, 2, 3, Track I, Orchestra I, 2, 3. LESLIE FAUL: How Little We Know. CAROL FEDJE: Never Mind the Why and Wherefore. PATRICIA FOLEY: I'm a Moving On - D. E. 3. MARCIA FRANK: This ls My Motto, Chorus and Song, Never Do Right When Its Safe to Do Wrong -Band I I, 2, 3, Sec. 2, Vice Pres. 3, ' Cappella Choir I 3, Modern Choir 2, Student Council I, 3, H. R. Officer Pres. I, 3, Playmakers 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Pres. 3, Prom Co-Chairman 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, League Volleyball I, 2. MARGARET FREDA, She Takes Suggestions as a Cat Laps up Milk -Pep Club 2, 3, Library Club 3, Loyalty Day 3. IDA MAE FRICKE: Young at Heart. ALYCE GALLAHER, GirI on the Go -Student Council 2, H. R. Officer, Sec. I, Pres. 2, A Cappella Choir I I, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, Playmakers I, Red Cross Council I, D. E. Club 3, Pres. 3, State D. E. Club Vice Pres. 3, Ushers Club I, Searchlight 3, Softball I, 2, 3, Volleyball I, 2, Basket- ball I, 2. MARILYN GEFROH, The Barefoot Contessa -A Cappella Choir I I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Play- makers I, 2, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, High Times I, II, News Editor 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Searchlight Class Staff I, H. R. Officer I, 2, Vice Pres. I, Sec. 2, NIPA 2, Prom 2, Class Officer, Sec. 3. SALLY GEVING: You Rah for Minot -A Cappella Choir II, I, A Cappella hoir I, 2, 3, Prom 2, Loyalty I, 2, 3, Queens Court 3, Reserve Cheerleader I, V. Cheerleader 3, A Cappella Section Leader 3- Volle ball I, 2, Softball I, Basketball f Y I, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Sec. 2, Playmakers I, 2, Search- light 2. 'V QF' '15 C PHILIP FAUCHALD LESLIE FAUI CAROL FEDJE PATRICIA FOLEY MARCIA FRANK 96 'Es malta. MARGARET FREDA IDA MAE FRICKE ALYCE GALLAHER MARILYN GEFROH SAI-I-Y GEVING 5. '95 DOREEN HANNAFORD: I'll Say Adieu - A Cap- pella Choir I. JANET HANSON: Speak To Me Only With Thine Eyes -D. E. Club 3. BONITA HARSTAD: A Bonnie Lassie - Pep Club l, 2, 3, Ushers Club l, 2, 3, Sec. 2, H. R. Vice Pres. 2, 3, Loyalty Day l, 2, 3, League Basketball l, 2, 3, League Volleyball I, 2, League Softball l, 2, Playmakers l. LOREN HATCH- ARD: Same Old Saturday Night -A Cappella Choir ll l, H. R. Treas. 3, Boys State 2, League Basketball 'l, 2, 3, Varsity Football 3, Loyalty 3. RONALD HEILIG: What Is The Matter? Never Mind. What Is The Mind? Never Matter -Flickers 1, League Basketball 1. EMMA HENCKE: The Smile On Her Face Is Every Place. JUNE HENDERSHOT: Cutest Little Eyeful -A Cappella Choir ll I. JOE HENNES. l'm Just The Cleverest Fel- low. CAROLYN HENNING: Just Tall Enough To Be Tall, Just Nice Enough To Be Swell -Ushers Club l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, Loyalty Day 2, 3, Prom 2, Searchlight 2, 3, Copy Staff 2, Class Staff 3, A Cappella Choir I 3, League Volleyball l. TERRY HERTHER: His Smile Is As Catchy As A Yawn -Honor Society 2, 3, Pres. 3, Science Club 3, H. R. Treas. 2, Pres. 3, Student Council 3, Band ll l. I I CURTIS HILL ELDON HILL JIM HOFFMAN BARBARA HOLBROOK LILLIAN HOLEN 'QP' LAVONNE HOLM DENNIS HOLMGREN JERRY HOVEY MARGIE HULBERG ARLIS IRWIN CURTIS HILL, I'm A Lucky So And So -F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Asst. Treas. 3, League Softball 2, Loyalty Day 2, 3. ELDON HILL: He's Got That Smile, That Style, That Winning Way -Band II I, Band I 2, 3, Pep Band 3, Pres. of Band 3, League Volleyball I, League Basket- ball I, 2, 3, League Softball 'I, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 2, Student Council Chairman of Carnival 2, Dance Co-chairman 2, 3, Prom 2. JIM HOFFMAN: Rusty Old Halo -Loyalty Day I. BARBARA HOLBROOK: Capricious Cut-Up - Red Cross Council I, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3, Playmakers 3, Searchlight Staff 3, Pep Club I, 3, Loyalty Day 3. LIL- LIAN HOLEN: Changeable Lady -A Cappella Choir II I. LAVONNE HOLM: l've Got A Pockettull Of Dreams -Pep Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 3, F.H.A. I, Prom 2. DENNIS HOLMGREN: Few Words, Many Deeds - League Basketball I, 2, 3. JERRY HOVEY, All I Want To Do Is Dance -A Cappella Choir I I, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3, League Basketball I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 'I, 2, 3, H. R. Treas. I, Reserve Basketball I, 2, Prom 2. MARGIE HULBERG: Hey, Good Looking! -Cadet Band I, 2, Concert Band I, 3, Searchlight Ad Staff 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, H. R. Sec. 3, Loyalty Day 2, 3, F.H.A. I, 2. ARLIS IRWIN: Sometimes She Is Still And Quiet, But Other Times She's Just A Riot -Pep Club 'I, 2, 3, Ush- ers Club I, 2, 3, Vice. Pres. 3, Searchlight Class Staff 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Prom 2, H. R. Sec. I, 3. -221 BILL ISAACSON: A Man After His Own Heart, But He'd Rather Have A Girl There -Concert Band 1, 2, 3, Treas. 3, Pep Band 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Student Manager I, Treas. 2, Student Council 3, H. R. Sec. 1, Pres. 3, Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3, League Basketball 3, Science Club 3, Treas. 3. COLETTA JENSEN: Born To Be Happy - H. R. Vice Pres. 1, Pres. 2, Student Council 2, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Pep Club 1, A Cappella Choir I 1, 2, 3. JAMES JENSEN: Ah! To Be On Easy Street -Loyalty Day 3. ARDITH JOHNSON: Happy Go Lucky ls This Gal -A Cappella Choir I 1, 2, League Volleyball 2, Softball 1, Loyalty Day 1, 2. KAREN JOHNSON: Mak- ing Whoopeel MARILYN JOHNSON: The Voice With A Smile -A Cappella Choir Il 1, A Cappella Choir I 3, H.'R. Vice Pres. 3, F.H.A. 1. ANNA JONES: Blues Stay Away From Me -D. E. Club 3. JUDY KAMINS: Touche -Debate 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Council 1, 2, 3, Searchlight Copy Staff 1, 2, Ushers 1, 2, 3, Playmakers 1, 2, 3, Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3, Prom 2, Honor Society 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. WAYNE KEMBLE: A Doctor's De- gree ls My Destiny -Varsity Football 1, 2, Loyalty Day 1, 2, 3, Science Club 2, Debate 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Playmakers 3. DIANE KEMP: Her Hair And Her W-7' George Tofte manages to torment the little MHS girls. Clothes Compete For Neatness -A Cappella Choir ll 1, A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, Ushers Club 3, Pep Club 3, H. R. Treas. 3, Softball League 1, League Volleyball 1. BILI ISAACSON COLETTA JENSEN JAMES JENSEN ARDITH JOHNSON KAREN JOHNSON if MARILYN JOHNSON ANNA JONES JUDY KAMINS WAYNE KEMBLE DIANE KEMP -25- GRANT LANGSETH: Terror Of Highway One-O-One -H. R. Pres. I, Student Council I, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Lab Assistant 3, A Cappella Choir I I. MARLENE LARSON: Keep It Gay. WAYNE LAUDEN- SCHLAGER: lt's A Woman's World - F. F. A. I, Loy- alty Day 2, 3. PAT LEATHES, Earth Angel -A Cap- pella Choir I I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, League Softball I. JOAN LEE: As I Was Saying -D. E. 3, F. H. A. I, 2, 3, Pep Club I. MARLENE LENABURG: Inquisitive Imp -Pep Club 3, Loyalty Day 2, 3, H. R. Sec. 3. GARY LESLIE: His Limbs Were Cast In Manly Molds -Varsity Football 2, 3, League Basketball I, 2, 3, Gymnastics I, 2, 3, Reserve Football I, Searchlight Photo Staff 3. MAXINE LEWIS: Perky Personality DolI -Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Play- makers I, 2, Quill 8 Scroll 2, 3, H. R. Sec. I, Pres. 3, Student Council 3, Searchlight I, 3, Ad Staff I, Co- Class Editor 3, High Times I, II, 2, 3, Business Manager 2, 3, Prom 2, Girls State 2, League Volleyball I, 2, League Basketball I. LILLIAN LUNDERVOLD: Com- petition For a Nightingale -A Cappella Choir II I, A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, Red Cross Council 3, Pep Club 3, High Times I I, Editorial Editor, Searchlight 3. RICHARD LUSHENKO: His Greatest Battle Is A Book. i , Q-.. JAMES M. McLAIN MICKEY MABIN LINDA MATTERN GARY MELIUS SOLVEIG MOEN MARLYS MOLLERUD DUANE NELSON MARLYS NELSON GLORIA NEWNAM ARLEN NIELSON JAMES M. MCLAIN: His Ambition ls Made Of Stern Stuff -Transfer from Fargo, N. D., Football 3, Concert Band 3, Pep Band 3, Playrnakers 3. MICKEY MABIN: He Often Burns The Midnight Oil, But Sad To Say lt's Not For Toil -Band I I, 2, 3, Reserve Football I, Varsity Football I, League Basketball I, 2, 3, League Softball I, 3, League Volleyball I, 2, Gymnastics I, 2, 3, Track I, 3. LINDA MATTERN: Laughin' Lady - Girls' League Volleyball I, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Prom 2. GARY MELIUS: Tall, Dark And Wowee! -Class Officer, Vice Pres. I, Varsity Football I, 2, 3, League Basketball I, 2, 3, Reserve Basketball I, 2, League Softball I, 2, 3, H. R. Vice Pres. 3, Loyal- ty Day I, 2, A Cappella Choir I I, 2, 3, League Volley- ball I, 2, 3. SOLVEIG MOEN: Always Jolly, Always Kind, The Type Of Girl You Like To Find -A Cappella I I, 2, 3, Searchlight 3, Pep Club 3, League Volleyball I, 2, League Basketball I, 2, High Times l, Co-Feature Editor 3. MARLYS MOLLERUD, That Old Gang Of Mine. DUANE NELSON, Answer To A Coach's Prayer And A Girl's Dream -Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Prom 2, Var- sity Football 2, 3, Reserve Football I, Reserve Basket- ball I, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, League Basketball I, H. R. Pres. I, Student Council. MARLYS NELSON:- Carefree And Gay -A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, Play- makers I, 2, 3, Ushers Club I, Volleyball I, Library I, Sec. I, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Prom 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3. GLORIA NEWNAM: Easy On The Eyes -Ushers Club I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, League Volleyball I, 2, D. E. Club 3, League Softball I, 2, Library I, Playmakers I. ARLEN NIELSON: Full Of Mischief Full Of Fun, Yet A Perfect GentIeman -League Basketball I, 3, League Volleyball I. JON NOREM5 That's My Line -A Cappella Choir I, 25 League Basketball I, 2, 35 League Softball I, 2, 35 League Volleyball I. BEVERLY NORRIS: The Tender Trap -Ushers Club I, 2, 35 President 35 High Times I, II 2, 3, Co-advertising Manager5 Searchlight Business Manager 35 Playmakers I, 25 Pep Club I, 2, 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Secretary 35 Junior Class Council, Sec- retary 25 Loyalty Day Committee I, 25 League Games I, 2, 35 NIPA 2, 35 Queen's Court 3. MARGARET OEN: lt's Always Fair Weather. MARJORIE OEN: As Far As Cupid ls Concerned, She's All Shot - Pep Club 'lj Glee Club I5 League Basketball I. SHIRLEY OFSTHUN5 Shy When You Don't Know Her, But When You Do- Oh! -F.H.A. I, 2, 35 Vice President 35 League Bowling I5 League Volleyball I5 Softball I5 League Basketball I. AVONNE OLANDER: Clear Sailing Ahead -Pep Club I, 25 F.H.A. I, 25 Loyalty Day Committee 3. MAURICE OLER: When A Wooer Goes A Wooing -League Bas- ketball I, 25 League Softball I, 25 League Volleyball I, 25 Boxing 2, 3. LARRY OLSON: Why Teachers Get Gray -Pep Band I, 2, 35 Band I l, 2, 35 Science Club 35 League Softball lp League Volleyball I5 Orchestra I. GLORIA PACE: Sweetest Girl We've Ever Seen, .lust ill ' 'willg Dress rehearsal proves rather nerve wracking for all involved. Mr. William Robinson and Jerry Stoner discuss the lighting technique for Time Out for Ginger. Mike McLain is in the background. One Reason We Chose Her Queen -F.H.A. I, 25 Pep Club I, 25 Home Room Secretary 35 Red Cross Council 25 Loyalty Day Committee I, 25 Loyalty Day Queen 35 League Volleyball I, 25 Prom Committee 2. BYRIL PADDOCK5 Heaven Can Wait. JON NOREM BEVERLY NORRIS MARGARET OEN I i ,Vg I MARJORIE OEN SHIRLEY OFSTHUN 'S' AVONNE OLANDER MAURICE OLER LARRY OLSON GLORIA PACE BYRIL PADDOCK -27.. BONNIE PIETSCH: Clothes Makes The Woman -Ush- ers Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, H. R. Sec. ly F.H.A. 3. NANCY PREEPER: A Short Cir- cuit With Plenty Of Spark -Pep Club I, 2, 3, Reserve Cheerleader I, Searchlight Ad Staff I, Softball I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Volleyball I, 2, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir I I, 2, 3, Prom 2. FAYE PRICE: Cur- ly Head, Hasty Heart. ROMANE RANDALL: Guess What? I Graduated. DWIGHT REDFERN: Congenial Casanova -Varsity Football I, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 3, Reserve Basketball I, 2, H. R. Pres. 2, Searchlight Staff 3, Sports Co-Ed. 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, League Basketball I, 2. DELORES REEVES, The Cat's Meow - Loyalty Day I, 2, Orchestra I. ARDIS RENDAHL: Time Waits For No One. RAE ANN RINN: I'm Not Flirta- tious, I'm Just Friendly -High Times I, Il 2, 3, Search- light 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3. MARLIN ROBERTS, Is Everybody Hap- py? -A Cappella Choir Il I, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, H. R. Vice Pres. 3, Science Club 3. DARROLD ROEN: Lady's Man -Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Jr. Red Cross I, Band I I, 2, 3, H. R. Pres. 2, Playmakers 3, Pep Band 3, Seri- ior Class Pres. 3, Student Council 3, League Basket- ball 3, Science Club, Vice Pres. 3. KAREN ROGELSTAD BARBARA ROHRER MADELYNE RUSSELL KAREN SALO LYLE SANDERS in LADONNA SAWBY BEVERLY SCHELTENS ERLING SCHLAK KAREN ROGELSTAD: Do I Worry? Are You Kidding? BARBARA ROHRER: Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice, That's Barbara -FHA I, 2, 3, Treas. 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3. MADELYNE RUSSELL: Whirlpool of Wit - Searchlight I, 2, 3, Copy Staff I, 2, Co-Class Ed. 3, High Times I, II, Co-Feat. Ed. 2, Feat. Ed. 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Vice Pres. I, Playmakers I, 2, 3, H. R. Officer Pres. 3, Student Council 3, Ushers Club I, 2, 3, League Basketball I, League Volleyball I, 2, League Softball I, 2, League Bowling I, NIPA 2, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Prom 2, Science Club 2, Modern Choir 2, FHA 2. KAREN SALO: Born to be Lovely - A Cappella Choir II I, A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, Student Council 2, Sec. 2, Class Officer, Sec. I, Prom 2, Loyalty Day I, 3, Queens Court 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3. LYLE SANDERS: Pos- sessing a Quiet Determination. LADONNA SAWBY, Mischievious and Funloving -A Cappella Choir II I, A Cappella I 2, 3, Ushers Club 2, 3, FHA I, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3. BEVERLY SCHELTENS: 1 DARLA SCHLECHT DORIS SCHMEICHEL Prexy Personified -Student Council I, 2, H. R. Offi- cer, Pres. I, Class Officer, Pres. 2, High Times I, ll, Editor-in-Chief 2, 3, Searchlight 2, 3, Copy Ed. 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, Playmakers 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Pres. I, Ushers Club I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, A Cappella Choir II I, Sec, A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, NIPA 2, Prom 2, League Softball 'l, 2, League Bowling I, League Basketball I, 2, League Volleyball I, 2. ERLING SCHLAK: Meanwhile Back at the Ranch -FFA I, 2, 3. DARLA SCHLECHT: ln for Work, in for Play, She's an All Around Girl in Every Way -Ushers Club I, 2, 3, Playmakers 2, 3, A Cap- pella Choir I I, 2, 3, Section Leader 2, 3, High Times I, II 2, 3, Associate Ed. 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, Pres. 3, Searchlight 2, 3, Co-Ed. 3, Pep Club 'I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Prom 2, H. R. Officer Sec. 2, League Soft- ball I, 2. DORIS SCHMEICHEL, April Breeze on the Wings of Springs -Band Il I, Band I 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Playmakers 2, League Volleyball I, 2, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Prom 2. .50- WILLIS SCHMEICHEL: Lipstick is the Messiest Stuff! - Science Club 2, 3, Photo Staff I, 2, 3, Co-Editor 3, League Basketball I, 2, 3, League Volleyball I, League Softball I, Orchestra I, Searchlight I, 2, 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, N.I. P. A.'s, Prom 2, Flickers I. WAYNE SCOTT: Milton Berle Has Nothing on Him! -A Cappella Choir II I, Science Club 3, League Volleyball I, League Soft- ball I, 2, League Basketball I, 2, 3. HELEN SEIBOLD: Sweet 'n' Saucy -Transfer from Williston, Pep Club 3, Ushers Club 3, Searchlight 3. PATRICIA SELFORS: Swinging on a Star -Jr. Red Cross Council I, Library Club 3. MARVEL SELK: Adorable Angel -F.H.A. I,2,3, Sec. I, Vice Pres. 2, District Treas. 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Ushers Club I, 2, 3, Treas. 3, Searchlight I, 2, Admin- istration Editor 3, Loyalty Day 2, 3, Prom 2, Class Offi- cer 3, Treas. 3, H. R. Officer Treas. 2, A Cappella Choir II I, A Cappella Choir I 2, 3, Robe Librarian. FRANCES SEM: Ain't Misbehaving -Band I I, 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3, Searchlight I, 2. CAROLYN SHIR- LEY: Juke-box Baby -Band II I, Pep Band 2, 3, Band I 2, 3, Orchestra 2, Red Cross Council 2, 3, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Playmakers I, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Sec. 3, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3, Science Club 3, Prom 2. CAROL SUE SMITH: Pepper Hot Pixie -A Cappella Choir Il I, 'JP WILLIS SCHMEICHEL WAYNE SCOTT HELEN SEIBOLD m . . . I could have sworn I drew to a diamond straight, Keith White mutters. Duane Nelson looks with dismay at the black alien card as Bernie Varberg encourages Eldon Hill to go for broke. A Cappella Choir I 2, League Volleyball I, 2, League Softball I, League Basketball I, Cheerleader I, 3, Play- makers I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, H. R. Officer 2, Vice Pres. 2, Girls' State 2, Loyalty Day I, 3, Prom. LEROY SMITH: Look for the Silver Lining -A Cappella Choir I I, 2, 3, Track 2, League Basketball 2. SHIRLEY SMITH: Did I Remember? -Orchestra I, 3, Pep Club I, 3. 'il PATRICIA SELFORS MARVEL SELK gi 'f. it' .X ,T R ,v 'V '? i' FRANCESSEM CAROLYN SHIRLEY CAROL SUE SMITH LeROY SMITH SHIRLEY SMITH -51- GEORGE TOFTE: It's An Artist's Word -A Cappella Choir I I, 2, 3, Librarian 3, Searchlight 2, Playmakers I, 2, 3, Thespians 2, 3, Vice Pres. 3, Debate 3, Prom 2, Loyalty Day 2. DENNIS TORNO: Ye Modern CIO Night Crusader -Band Il I, Band I 2, 3. DANIEL TRIER- WEILER: That Do Make It Nice. DARRYL URBAN: l'll Be a Devil, 'Til I'm an Angel -A Cappella Choir I, 2, League Basketball I, 2, 3, H. R. Officer, Pres. I, Loy- alty Day I, 2, 3, Prom 2, League Volleyball I, Student Council I. GARY VAN DE STREEK: Me and My Shut- ters -Photo Staff I, 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, Hi Times 3, Searchlight I, 2, 3, Co-Ed. of Photo Staff 3, Flickers I, 2, 3, League Basketball I. RUTH VANNETT: She Inherited Mirth -A Cappella Choir ll I, A Cappella Choir I, 3, Modern Choir 2, F.H.A. I. BERNARD VAR- BERG: Brawn with Brains -Varsity Football I, 2, 3, Reserve Basketball I, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, H. R. Of- ficer 3, Vice Pres. 3, Band Il I, 2, Pres. 2, Band I 3, Sergeant 3, Prom 2, Boys State 2, League Basketball I, 2, League Softball. ROBERT VOLLMER: Got Me a Plow and an Acre to Till -F.F.A. I, 2, 3. FERN WAHL: There's a Lot of Fish in the Sea but l've Caught Mine -F.H.A. I, 2. RICHARD WALSTAD: Stand Aside, I'm Coming Through, Fame and Fortune Are My Due - Band II Pres. I, Band I, I, 2, Leogue Basketball I, 2, 3, Student Council 3, Pres 3, Prom Co-Chairman 2, League Volleyball I, League Softball I, Reserve Basketball I, W1 lo 'W P S lf iff' -. - t 5 3, It N F . K . I y A '. Y' . A 1- cu' 5.3 5 fi Pow, right in the kisser. Carolyn Shirley an Bruce Krag smilingly go a round. 2, Reserve Football I, Varsity Football 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, Student Council Convention Official Delegate 3, Denver Student Council Leadership Conference 2, Boys State 2, H. R. Officer Vice Pres. I, Loyalty Day I, 2, 3. 5 an ,QV 4-3 1 Q-. Xi. R 'A GEORGE TOFTE DENNIS TORNO DANIEL TRIERWEILER DARRYL URBAN GARY VAN DE STREEK is 11:5 I 9? T RUTH VANNEYT BERNARD VARBERG ROBERT VOLLMER FERN WAHL RICHARD WALSTAD ,ff LENA WALTER JAMES WEISKOPF KEITH WHITE MAXINE WILLIAMSON CLAYTON WILSON 'li' nav tl 'mv -A- HELEN JANE WINJE PATRICIA WITT DOLLIE ZAHURSKY MONA ZETHREN LENA WALTER: Should I? -Transfer from Towner, North Dakota. JAMES WEISKOPF: Black Denim Trous- ers -A Cappella Choir I I. KEITH WHITE: l'll Be a Bachelor Til I Die -League Basketball I, 2, 3: League Softball I, 2: League Volleyball I: Reserve Football I: Varsity Football 2, 3: Varsity Basketball Manager 3: H. R. Pres. 3: Student Council 3: Loyalty Day I, 2, 3: Boys State 2: Prom 2. MAXINE WILLIAMSON: A Twinkle in I-Ier Eye, Mischief in I-Ier Heart -Pep Club I, 2, 3: Ushers Club 2, 3: F.H.A. I, 2, 3: Pres. 3: H. R. Treas I: Loyalty Day 2: Prom 2: Searchlight 2: A Cap- pella Choir I: League Volleyball 2. CLAYTON WILSON: I Meant to Do My Homework, or Did I'? f Band I I, 2, 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3: Silver Strings. HELEN JANE WINJE: Belle of the Ball -A Cappella Choir Il I: A Cappella Choir I 2, 3: Section Leader 3: H. R. Officer 3: Sec. 3: Loyalty Day I, 2, 3: Searchlight 3: Playmakers I, 2, 3: Thespians 2, 3: Treas. 3: Reserve Cheerleader 2: League Volleyball I, 2: League Softball I, 2: Prom 2. PATRICIA WITT: She Aims High and Hits the Mark -Debate I: Playmakers I, 2, 3: Sec. 2: Pres. 3: Search- light I, 2, 3: Administration Editor 2: Co-Editor-in-Chief 3: H. R. Officer 2: Pres. 2: Student Council 2: Girls' State 2: Quill 8. Scroll 2, 3: High Times I, ll 2, 3: Cir- culation Manager 2, 3: Prom 2: Loyalty Day I, 2, 3: Orchestra I. DOLLIE ZAHURSKY: Laugh and Be Merry - D. E. MONA ZETHREN: Sincere and Sensible. LESTER ZOOK: A Man with a Dream -Band II I, 2: Vice Pres. 2: Band I 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Vice Pres. 3: Science Club 3: Pres. 3: Silver Strings 3: League Bas- ketball. 34- LESTER ZOOK Willis Schmeichel, Bev Scheltens, Bev Norris and Madelyne Russell board the bus for the Western Division Basketball Tournament at Bismarck. X, DANNY CLARK, Never Trouble Trouble 'Til Trouble Troubles You -A Cappella Choir I l, 2, 3, Boys' State 2, Loyalty Day l, 2, 3. GERALD DESILETS: Going My Way? -H. R. Officer 3, Vice Pres. Loyalty Day 2, 3, Varsity Football 3. RAYMOND NEILSON: He Studies When He Takes a Notion, But He'd Rather Make a Commotion -Reserve Basketball 2, Track 3, League Basketball l, 2, 3, League Softball l, 2, League Volley- ball l, 2, 3. SHARON TEMPLEMAN: Pearls on Velvet -A Cappella I l, 2, 3, Pres. 3, H. R. Officer l, 2, 3, Sec. l, 2, Treas. 3, Loyalty Day l, 2, 3, Prom 2. MERLE AHO FLOYD ANDERSON GARY BROCKEL ALLAN HAROLD LINDA LONG FRED MUZECHENKO t its . D '5- A I I f '-em 5' 52,531 ',:'z.'5,: 5.,,. 1 ltmif. G DANNY CLARK GERALD DESILETS RAYMOND NEILSON SHARON TEMPLEMAN MERLE AHC nf js le' vw T, FLOYD ANDERSON GARY BROCKEL ALLAN HAROLD LINDA LONG FRED MUZECHENKO LEE NELSON NOT PICTURED ALVIN JOHNSON ARDITH JOHNSON LORNEY LARAMORE GEORGIA NELSON DALE MCAFEE Bored of education members are Dennis Helmgren and Wayne Scott. It looks like a crazy mixed-up hobby, but actually Quill and Scroll rnem- bers are shown in the process of preparing decorations for the Snow- balI. -'Ms -'Q AU DREY WALTERS All l need is a packhorsej' says Bev Norrns as she clutches her brown paper bag full of food and stares at her lug gage. fs' up l-'I'-ua. .4- lui' 'fa 146 Sensor Honor Roll xll' J LM , S . .. 9 X ' -Aflf',.'7 iKVVC!T'IIWu, Jo 1, 1 If ir- K '-PNN Uh? 1 ' 'f -'vl'-Sf-g, KL' fe'-r, Sf: 4 1 , V1 -w1- 5 Lk: 1,, fr f , ?,1g.l,::, ,Ju J 1 S' x. . fy 'leas 1, 'J - F' :fi X - -'zirfe f'-iicif W '-21412, 'twirl R.-2, f3f'f'j. ' T'.v'-NQX I firlnfi-!y'vf: .j!':, V3 3 '::'Y', f '1' Q' ,1:l',. H1 - . Io' J ff-' 111' ' gn, 1: Representative Students Brrght red hair and the ablllty to speak effectnvely are a few of the outstanding characteristics of Bruce Krag one of MHS s representatnve students Besides holding down the job of vice presldent of Student Council Bruce participates an Honor So clety Science Club and Concert Band He favors playing cards or a Chnnese game of Mag for any spare tume that he happens to have Bruce likes sports and muslc and possesses a collection of for eign cotns Bruce Krag gnves a look of satisfaction as he listens to Bonnie Dahl who took tnme out from her busy schedule to play the piano Contrary to popular belief that all people vvnth red hair have fiery tempers Bonnue Dahl has proved to be one of the frnendli est girls of the senior class Qervmg as home room officer science club officer a member of Honor Socuety Thespians and A Cappella Choir Bonnte manages to keep herself actively occupied most of the time Besides taknng part In school organizations this D hl ha a any piece of music on sight Bernie reason second all star football team as an offensive and defensive tackle A srntlnng congenial young blond Bernie is a home room offlcer and a member of the Magi squad which copped third place in the State Basketball lourney held nn Minot He vvas also one of the enuors that had the oppo tunity to attend Boys is wellknown for his adeptnes on the gridiron One r this th fat that he was chosen for the sta s He states that he lnkes to eat and to dance but dislikes gabby women who interfere with hns conversations Hts sense of humor coupled with a genuune friendliness and sincerity classes him with our Idea of the allAmer1can boy Zetta has won quite a few friends with her generally quiet persontlity and her rtendly attitude e has shown er nity or rshp he capacnie as vice president of Playntakers presldent of Pep Club and ws president of her home room Some of Zettas many other actnv :ties Include Thespuans Honor Society Concert Band and A Cappella Choir Bright brovvn eyes and shlnlng hanr comprise the beauty of this sensor rep reesntatnve student Zetta often takes time roy he hobl o singing a working in her garden Zetta Pedas favors Bernie Varberg with her tmpish smile and Bernie grtns back as they perch atop the ladder 38- . , . . . . Y . 3 . , ' ' , ' ' 3 fo ' is e C te' . . . . . I . ,, 6 ,, S S . F . , reputation around Minot High for being able to play practically State to learn something about the local and state government. A . C . fi f ' , Sh h , -- ab'l' f leade i in r 't' s C , to ewi r Jies f ' ' nd f l Representatuve Students ii As busy as an anthull descrubes Darla Schlecht a gurl of numerous actuvutues The many facets of her accomplushments uncludes dramatucs un whuch she was seen un fuve productuons publucatuons where she served un edutorual capacutues A Cappella Chour for whuch she not only sang but spark plugged uts many money makung prolects and Quull and Scroll where she served as presudent and eduted the Magucuan She also lusts Honor Socuety Thespuans Pep Club Ushers Club TruY many church organuzatuons and manages to be our Gurl Fruday for the pruncupal s offuce every suxth hour Thus bundle of dynamute helped MHS run smoothly durung her three years and although she had a funger un every pue she managed to fund tume to be one of the outstandung personalutues at MHS Darrold Roen gruns hus approval as he examunes Darla Schlechts collectuon of graduatuon photographs Darold Roen another MHS representatuve student always seems to be ready wuth some retort whether un answer to a teachers quuzzung or to a fruends sally Actung as presudent of one of Munot Hughs largest graduatung classes Darrold was guven an excellent opportunuty to develop the necessary qualutues of leadershup Among hus numerous other actuvutues he states that HuY Concert Band and Scuence Club of whuch he us vuce presudent take up quute a but of hus tume when he usnt workung at hus regular uob Servurug un the capacuty of Student Coun cul presudent Duck Walstad h s had a chance to practuce the art of leadershup Durung hus hugh school years Duck has also been presudent of B nd ll vuce presudent of hus home room and was prom co chaurman un hus lunuor year Duck was also MHS representatuve to the Stu dent Councul Conventuon as well as Boys State Duck played both center and tackle on the Magucuans football team He s a member of HuY Concert Band and Play makers A flashung smule and sparkungly blue eyes symboluze Marcua Frank and her genual personaluty She spends much of her tume on extra currucular actuvutues whuch unclude A Cappella Chour chance to demonstrate her leadershup abuluty un posutuons held durung the last year She served as presudent of the home room presudent of Thespuans and vuce presudent of Concert Band Thus blonde blue eyed gurl who always has a fruendly word for everyone also takes an actuve part un Furst Lutheran Church Raunbow TruY and Pep Club 4 'Q Marcua Frank chuckles over a yearbook from a neughborung school whule Duck Walstad manages a faunt smule 0 g ' . . . . Q? 2 . . I 4 - . 'D' Q P I , E x . . , . . . X k l I , I Y V is-f ' ' ' ' ' ' Student Council, Concert Band, and Thespians. Marcia has had a . . . . 1 1 1 . I l , . . I . , - , - Q . . I . a ' a I - I . . . I Q ' . i .- I ., g X ,,. u, 1 -59- i Y 4 p 5-1 f vLXL.. , , 1 ,, ,m , -W ' jf, 1 ff-ss WWW-8u,gY . ' 1 ME A To Hue memory of D R vow of Th 6 V041 O S525 'xx 3 I ' . 3 . X W, ,M x, I' I .ff 1 - I E 'V ef X M x if 5 A N' sg 5 .fx ,' 5. i A K, v fa .X A f g 1 .... ' f' H 1 s P 1 'K I Af i , F i I I I P1 t , K ' - 9 avid UV, a formcr X X nilassmafe, we humbiy dm-dicme the junio sec i 1 0 195 Searchlight M J XXX A xxx i r 1 E 4 5 X 5 E f 'N 1 -f- A - LNYJ I ifzinfiig S35 Fl.,L1 i' ' Y Y 4 X 'HQ -n 1 -.4 Juniors Plan Prom, Prepare for Leadership ln- THE JUNIOR CLASS, under the leadership of Class President Marcia Hamre, Class Adviser Miss Adele Anderson and the elected Prom co-chairmen, spent months formulating, organizing and constructing this year's Junior-Senior Prom. They financed the annual event with funds they earned during their sophomore year and special proi- ects they undertook this year, such as sponsoring school dances. A ff A rg 52 5 ,ff i JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Miss Adele Anderson, adviser, Col- leen Gefroh, secretary, Marcia Hamre, president, Phillip Cos- tain, vice president, and Judy Sternick, treasurer. Other leaders elected to head the junior class were Phillip Costain, vice president, Colleen Gefroh, secre- tary, and Judy Sturnick, treasurer. Two members of the iunior class became the school's foremost student leaders in the yearly spring Student Council elections, as the Council's president and vice president were elected from this class to serve their terms during their senior year. A distinctive member of the class was Ml-lS's for- eign exchange student from Turkey, Ayca lzubudak. 0'4- '4-fig: t . 4- 1rn,1 r xg, t,I'v8 lzg-fling r, ,rx gigs. rx' ' K.: It 1.27:-.if 1 1' F. 'I' I 4 Pfesldenl Mafdd Himfe, Standing, conducts a council meeting, From front to back are council members, Sharon Seiffert, Colleen Gefroh, Jackie Smutzler, Lynn Linnington, Phillip Costain, LaVonne Gronniger, Margie Bradley and Miss Adele Anderson. .42- 8 . 1 E? Beverly Alken 'Wu 9x 'X Ronald Asplund wwf Marlan Berg in o Bergman Carol Burke Robert Cummings .-5 X Loretta Alken 3. 11 Mar Ato .4 1 Paul Berg T Malone Bradley lg, Joyce Burke Joyce Daarud '37 sa , W7 Mary Anderson U 3. -ml ovlll Kenneth Aushn ,x Glory Ann Bergren Coralee Andreas Duane Barlow Q Stanley Blelland efk with Gary Armstrong har r n Ka e Bednarrk iv Roy Blordahl Juniors Vernon Bradley Sr Charlohe Corn Frances Dahl 8.56 ,4. Warm Ba bara Braun PN W:-.rf Ona Carlson Gary Dahl V. I A 's 1' if f ne William Braun 7 '-we 89- Y, , W- Shelby Chrlstlanson Cheryl Dalen 'HN -5. , x Pr, 'hs X. nc Arneberg .IS 111 wg- f Sharon Behrens 'Nz Dennrs oe W? A 'el Frank Brockery X Lo A 'b- Mickey Clark Donald Dallman 1, .Q Bernard Arneson 4' tx 1.1 Jordan Benson 7 Z Sharon Bogar '96 1215- Barbara Brown LQ, Phillip Costain Carol DeGree -35, x r , 'fl V 4 f 87 .' . .V Y 44 Y R nu, Q' 5 A ' I A L. f Tb iQ, 5 vcr.: , i 'j , - XM I , 'V' . , N' 3 , K Q - ' . .Y Q 4 'X ' E June Betty Duane Mildred Sharon Robbin Demaree Derheim Derheim Derheim Doyle Dunnell It Q - -vs -Us V.-X -N4 F , x, ' ' ' ' D M f in-'K ' 6.4 if Qktzrx s-3,-g K? Q YI? .. ' M.. , , -Ib. Larry Wallace Emilie Craig Duane Glenn DuPaul Edwardson Eide Elliott Endresen Engen ,,. ,Q i -vs ,gg ,TF 5:5 .ii an 6: ,ik 9. if i W0 9' - 5 13 ,eg ALL R Rig! 4 its-:rx .Lt 3 X Sv E1 .f 3 1 lgv H ..f...: . . ,, . , . N 1 ' 'A ' ' ' A . Mavis Gladys Karen Susan Sharon Gloria Esterby Everson Fedie Felber Fimreite Field .l 'ors Q, D K. S - 3-A fs ' i . ' ' .f i , I' 1: Y rw-Q., fi Q -ve J . 1 ei , A 'Q 0 X, x Marlys Colleen Chuck LaVonne Gary Merwyn Gampp Gefroh Gremmells Groninger Hagen Hagen K , 18 .. X 1 t V '-R' ' Ci- 5' 'Z 5 my ., , , -- ' . 4 K 8 ' N' . N, K , Y? - s' Q1 in sa' 5, Q Q. W fe as V f g 1, Anne Donald Eileen Keith Karen Judy Hanson Hanson Hanson Harrington Hatchard Haugeberg JEGDNS James Nancy Leann Janice Rogcer HOYCGH Hedman Held Henderson Herzberg Hes in ' 'ek h L .- 'vs in K . t 4-xx A ... T, W' 1 . r f 'Sl x 5 - f.,, V if .V wj'?,gv ., it ef W1 6, V- . f ffm Q .. ' , ' i g W 1 yd 4, s k dj- 11 - Margaret Hi ler Geraldine Hovland Ayca Izbudak it Robert Johnson fi? y -Q Harold Kendall Charlene Krogness 1. 4.8.7 ,431 5. 11' X 'Ui ,A 'aj 'L Jeanette Marie Marie Dick Rufh Hoff Halen Holme Holtz Hoygfqn is ? 4 ' Z swf hx ..- N J I XXX. , F 1 l , J L ., , Yvonne Warren Carol Genevieve Delores Howard Hubbard Huizenga Hutmacher Huus nk. ' --Q NN L na -in -1 K ' 1' wr' I of - QX If - LX K L- K I Y - Q---r W X 5 ' , M X 'W' L' ew Q ki E 35 J V. Juay Carol Gary Jerry Joyce Jennings Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Q 'An T' Wallace JoAnn Johnson Jolin I fag, 1 7- X ,xi ff Jn db . . ' ,-NSW N Kathy Chummy Kenyon King Darol Lisbeth Krueger Lahaug fi' 1 I Q ,f,',Q .... In vi N' 3 i ' A f 3 qV-.41f fyx I A11 , i . 4 Juniors wk E ,. .4 J Q, gf, 1 ' i .4 U Merlin Bruce Jolin Jorgenson - ,Q- -1' V J A ,71 .R j C i l J Sharon Gloria Kivley Klimpel Tom Greta Laing Longsefh K Q X 'W 5'- M H fy ,. xxrx V7 1 I Q 6 Lf .N Gayle Kelly Q' 1 51.1 'QV 1 Roger Klimpel John Larsen 5 Q ' A' 11 Beffy Hovey Warren Irwin 'Q , Leah Johnson z 'Qm 5 'Q 6 Ctrl 5 vi' ' Rodney Kemple rs! ,, fl' tb Shirley Kniahf Jerone Larson 'nav J C-.J 'iv I N, . N.:- ,h. . J .N 'tak A 5 1 5 L QQ 1 r :ii .. rrl .'-ev' lv- J, ff? f W1 Q, , V ' xx A 4 ' l 'KU 'an A . 'lil 4 A K , win- ' E wk A zz. K . ff Russell Iver Paul Lynn Jim Marilyn Larscn Lawson Levadney Linington Lium Livingston 4... X , - fn- 1' , , 1 3 9, A 'tv 4 v N x , . -' sh, 'ff' 'v 'PIA , J M Q 'ff-ff v gy K U Nbr I W V Q . L Q A L , 1 K l -N ' , Jim Carolyn Gayle Sam Algina Jay McCarthy McFarlen Moloney Maragos Marci! Maupin X K ,' ki ' 'Y' ' .... . I e x. K., .' 'i fl.-ui - Fi 5 l , la. C-' I x A A W , -K . K E, K K :A Q1 FQJX ' 5' S V . 'X - , 411' 3' f I1 ,I - ' Tx ' 1 1: , -, ' , 7, . , ' W' '-A Iqxh' if ' E' - - x N 'Ki Rodney Marvin Wanda Cora Lee Wayne Richard Mellum Miller Miller Moen Momerak Montgomery J n'ors UQ r In 'S 2 1 as xv., ' an . , ' A I ga f, , , 1:-7 Nd' . 5 3 .,,, . V. 1 V nv' if Y is 1-3 . ,A :,,.. QQ 'f :ff Darrell Coky Kay Audrey Kendall LaRona Morse Morstod Mullen Nelson Nelson Ness , '5 s ai M A - T - vi I V G 1-F S , A Q - il Ra A Q K . , Q.-f : 4 N-Q--1 G , xx A Q A sp-.rx z e.. ' 7 1 , , ' 1 if x . M V A I 1' -I f ' F ' 'l . , , , ,Ing , 1 Y X A , - . L X ,. 2 2 ill 'M 2 Gail Arthur Moxine Arnold Phyllis Allen Norby Oen Ojo Olander O er Olson Sandra Dave Jerry Arlan Gerald James Page Pointer Parizek Peterson Peterson Peterson ,-Q, , . A V.', 1195: 'qw . ,rv 5 .Q fl 4-il ui 69, A I X 'QI - rg --4+ f 1 A J 4-fe ,Q J A 1 Y ' 3 f 'z:fr..f Q X . ,JI 1 . 4, L Q 1' 'as if , YW ? 4' -'Q 4 'sf V , if 1 ., will as V R X ti 'A f A xx J S f... 1 'r Develle Loren Ronald Robert Priscilla James Jerry Plesuk Podruchny Poling Preble Pringle Probst Puppe i .J V... I f -.1 W I J KS :SV 9' . ' . ' A V , I 'f S Tl 'X A :M S is Y .4 - A - Betty Shirley Vivian Judy Justin Donald Karen Raymo Ree Reynolds Riebe Roberts Roen Ronnmg ga' r N. ' 5 5' 73 ll -v I 'Luo s i ti' ' 'Sr Y 4'-.as v az- , '?n F Margaret Ronning fill' Margaret Rowe Ron Schnaible 6 ,Q 5 X Tarn Skadeland Clifton Stemen Geraine Schultz is David Smith Arlo Stevick te, Georgine Judy Jon Runnells Sanders Schestler J n'o 1. S' , Q X S ang, l 479' Q, 1 ts: 15 Q1 .x , y 1 . I I --,, V1 I 'V ' Ii' 294 it 'V ls' V! 'fu Q? 4 A . 25' I' f ,V S QT? ' s-.. X s.J. , 1 Sharon Wayne Kenneth Selffeft Selfors Sem x J dx 7 x P9 ' ,, . .3 W ,V tr- fl ,y ' 34, ,y rl 7 h W, Jackie Neil Toni Smutzler Souther Spoklie Allan Jerry Shirley Stewart Stoner Strain I L?'i fv -qc Duane Lois Schmeichel Schmidt it ' Donald Simonson Patsy Sharkey 'C 'R R gl L., . Y' A Q 'I , K f I , Robert Robert Springer Steffen Judy Marilyn Sturnick Swanson ,. 'mi ,,, M Sv? K v -.A67 Patricia Timm ui 9 4' x ' Y, ' X Y Gary Vardsveen I sf? K. LoVerne Tofstod 61 Hg Marvin Verlev f i '-4 L i' W 1 S Pew' L 'L' ., Q 4 4 6 fig, Q! ' sr ,, ai' Carol Jeri Torgerson Valgren Q . 'iw ik, 1 -' , , it as ' ' K ' . fr 1 k M V .asf 'y Juliette Ronald Volk Vollmer 115 , '!'!f X' J, X 1 Gerald Shirley Earl Darlene Janice Geraldine Weeks Wehmhoefe Westereng Whereley Williams Wolf J 'ors . 4 Tv ul s 5 l -N 5 , me '19 K , i. if f K .X ,, Il' if - 72, I l - , s ' i iiee FQ. .7 A 34'f v1w -'5'If'ffv?'f l Carole Audrey Freida Donna Yuly Zylo Becker Osman JUNIORS NOT PICTURED Juanetta Orvin Allen Carole Montgomery Olson Russell Vannett .481 - .Q Characteristics of Junior Class Life? Oh, you're so nice to me. Mariorie Bradley gets carried away by the chivalry of Earl Westereng, Allan Stewart and Gary Johnson. Looking for Juliet? , Inez Becker asks Dale Breding. One, two, three, kick. xx X wi 'Ss .K ,I 471: P l..,...a-A Naw, this is how it was. Dick Montgomery hears the other side of the story as Bob Riebe kibitzes. ,icimon Barb, you can find Times. Barbara Braun looks .-49. .ww S the answer, taunts Ayca lzbaduk, editor of the High confused but complies. uf :K 11.3 f ' MORES QW' .fgn 'X Z' '-4-. xv' ffl' To vhe memory of Jans Poff a forme classmate we ded cate the sophomore SeCfIOn ova x .Lim 4 Sophomores Plan Early for I957 Prom, Rummage, Ice Cream, Betty Lou Shaw, treasurer, Jim Morey, vice president, Mary Pfahl, secretary, and Brownie Shirley, president, seated, make plans for an- other money raising project. Pencils Add to Fund AFTER THEIR OFFICIAL welcome to Minot High school on Sophomore Day, the sophomore class settled into the routine of MHS and began working on special proiects to raise funds for next year's Junior-Senior Prom, which will be under their super- vision. Under the leadership of their class council, the class officers and home room presidents, and their adviser, Miss Helen Shepard, the class sold ice cream bars and sponsored dances and a rummage sale. They also gleaned the profits from the school's pen- cil vending machine, which goes to every sopho- more class. The officers the class elected to lead them were Brownie Shirley, president, Jim Morey, vice presi- dent, Mary Pfahl, secretary, and Betty Lou Shaw, treasurer. During the Student Council elections in the spring, a student was elected from the class to serve as Council secretary in her iunior year. The class adviser, Miss Helen Shepard, will con- tinue to counsel the class until they graduate. Betty Lou Shaw, DeAnne Thompson, Mary Pfahl, Roy Hauglie, Brownie Shirley, Paula Costain Jim Morey, Sharon Kerr, Gary Luetzen. , is W, 2 4 ' l Tony Chcrolotte Aden Anderson 411 1 Q 1' 'TQ' 14.1 F 'F W Q- ' 'i Lorraine Marjorie Anderson Anderson Muriel Ma Anderson Angeles 'QT ,, -gf 4-M. J -a yff' sh fy f - . XX S i s ' ' Q Gary Alan Cafhleen Vonda Robert Arnofl' Aus Ausfin Austin Azure -S .I l C 'rf Y f 2 G if J lk 4 ? g 4, 'W J S '+C 'l 'Q K 1 ' R NY -1--ff X 1 ' .Lv ,,,t.5 if 'ii ' N , , . X av ,I I N X f J J Inez Gerald Robert Lucille Roger Becker Beeter Benham Bielland Bjelland ,T ,. as 'ak so it ' M , ,e X ff' F ,4 D v. ,rf-gjlq 'ii .h , - TN we-r Q' X K-'fl gn? K N- 1' Ausfris William Nancy Sally Marlys Bloms Blore Bone Bonebrake Borgers ,..,,a A y 7 ' - I1 ' 5 ' ' l s R' S ' , K an l as J' j J' I fy 'R 3. , S gg ' -aff X A 5 ,3 ,J Q, jf ,- , J , , - , S X ' V 'X 5' 1 .1 3' -1- . ' A -. -' K 1 ss' A 1 3. . James Marvin Roger Mary Ann John Braucher Braun Bredahl Brumfield Buchwifz Gary Sandra Rodney Jeanette Charles Carlson Carlson Carpenter Chrisfianson Coffee Q - 'fit ' ' i , TL, fm' , A4 xii 'ri A -. ,. V' V4 fi x Joanna Baker so K Mr' Marilyn Bjergaard ri Allyn Bofz o r Kay l Burghardi Karen Coles an 7 , ., C' ., of 1 5 if Q fr: Qu 'G 'f Y ,Y K . . X x VK, X K L .V ii -ous. ., 1 J 3 v if-7 Q xiii Q to ,f A i X A z E 6 Q. S I n Afvyd Jarnes Mitzi Paula James LeAnn Come Collins C0fT1Df0I'l Cosrain Cree Daleness av 'J 5' l ' My 11, , ,' ' ,,-5 N-59' i -u-gf. K9 XZ' one E M x . Nancy Patti Glen Janice Sharon Doris Downing Doyle Dunkel Dupaul Eaton Elefson I 8 'M F X 'Z' I ' 4 Q u ' xi HW- , 5 -we: K r-- E., rg X?-f L Q Lyly ff. ' a Gary Judith Evelyn Arnold Philip Ellis Erb Erickson Esterby Evje ' 'H E 'X ' ua 1 q 3: ,gg ' ' 1 'nf' 'L 7 85 G K if f 's.lTTK-g ,of N N ' A H J , Omer Phyllis Kathleen Michael Ronald Fennell Field Florn Foley Fossum H i F! iw H I 4-g Z F , 7 f -. 'N as .Q Q . '-Q! , SZ' ' Q ' A Z' fr N7 W ' M' ug-,. f 5 ix ,sf 'M' Q- ' Q E J J -'i- xg '- ' J f .o iq ,J f' ef 5 E' M15 - V 1192 5-L A -'L I A Edlfldfd J cnet Leon Carolyn Vernon Frltke Fuss Gallaher Gorner Garrison Sandra Jerry Dorothy Reed Carol GUY Goetz Goodwin Gordon Gronheim 'Q Q 'Sr . . I . A 1 X 5,7 , N X- Mg, xy... , I ,- , 'Xe' .-if-1... xx P' - ,X ,' 4 I 4, el - .-A Robert Gra Gronos Wesley Diane Heller Hoffman Ardnth Carol Johnson Johnson 9 -ik gg P Q 4: lg an e D., 1 J D? ' A '-r , 'v 'N' 5 l D N XI? 57 F' J Mr:-N r , , ,X A. lb D J Sharon Daniece Darlene Henry Mary Guy Hager Hoider Halverson Hambek . I , K .2 s- l Q -il ' 1 f A Jv- Q- 1 , -we QL l. K . Q l , 1 lv- is A ' A N ' 'XJ H l -lvl I 5 ' 'rf' if., ,, Q '37 W' '-qw ll 1 fl Ny ' our ,fa M fig ll ' ,il xxx Nb' A 5' ' 1 . 0 I ! , 32 , ' Sabra X Richard Dorcas Delores Gordon Jean Hanes Hannaford Hanson Hanson Hanson Hanson vs -.. of 'gs , ...Y 4 . ca 'R V 1 or 41 1 V 'X W - ,, V -' 5 a mv, . xwyy wp I 'Eff' E me ,V N' , as YH- 'l A ll. I -ex ' W ,W Q any H ., ,,. 5 4 -5' sh X fn , if , f A - 'I A XT? . Theodora Leroy Roy Bernice Shirley Marlyn Hassenwmkle Haugeberg Hauglie Hausauer Heath Heer is . vi if, Az. A ,,x Tw 1. 0: cs L, A:-. AJ: 6, ' I nv' f A ' sm-ay 'V 4 ig' X ,4'Y- , V X: K' V 4 ff U X gf V. s X IX If fi ' Donald Allen Delores Thomas Alan Mug! Heinze Helvig Hendershot Hennessy Herda Her a Y X ,L N 5 H 3,1 77' rv. 'mf K l 'K 'VA V 'B - I x. 4. A , K, ' ' ' ,- 'Y 6 -,, V3 ,ff A x Q, bf , of J Nadicn Ellen Duane Ardis Vera Hopkins Hunter llvedson Jacobson Jensen Richard Ruby Betty John Donald Johnson Jones Jothen Juhala Kabanuk it N ,. -F 0 ' ' SC l x L -1' S ,X 3 vs X x-ff ' ka' . - ' Q' ---4 X127 ' 'I'- sf , l 1 'Si f ht ' Q 'J' or ,il K V Q ,X I J ' ' . ., e RGYYNOHU Robert Darvin Harley Gordon Sharon Kaye Kabanuk Kabanuk Koeding Karlsen Keating Kerr Kittelson ,, ' 3 A 1: . . J' I . , W c ' ' ' . if -Q51 , . g-ary ., , Q Kathleen Sandra Arlis Leo Joyce Richard Stanley Klein Klein Knutson Korael Kozachenko Kringen Krugman 4 5 195 , - i 5 lx rx I I , i an Us gl J at Q. i 4' . Q 7 ..-, -.vi f , Q, . X f i 5 ' J We J i fl , I 'Nb in iw Aw' A ' , I px .. ,. 1 . Q Vernon Jack Jerry Geraldine Donn Janet Phyllis Krueger Kruse Kupietz Kwasigroch Larson Larson Larson . V . fx 5 A 7 'sk ,, is X A . ' i . I Robert Marlene Norma Joan Bonnie Kenneth Evelyn Larson Laukala Lawson Lee Leigh Leigh Linenko if vw I L Ln 'J 4 rw, , tml r -A . , X 'r x ' 8. x Donna Karen Patrick Margaret Alex Erlene Dean Lund Lund McDonnell Manning Maragos Martinson Melius Donna Gail Marlene James Sharon Rodney Kothryn Melius Mellem Mickelson Morey Morris Morse Muus G fi? -A , L - . S, . A U Ur Q it 5' dm L- A 4, J 9 'r 'rf , avi .L ew 'ST ,fr 'vii' my , I- P x ,, l, f Q, 1 F I I ' . Bruce Nelson lrene Ofsthun L John Dorothy Nelson A X V WTS 11 4 5 22 lo In Carol Olson T Qx ' ,lf Q X 1' 1 , ,- . 1 Alon Otto Osborn 19' Rosalie Pederson 3 S 7 1, - .if Xbf' in Shirley Rambur Dale Solo YJ Fay Peterson 'Ii-fi ty e Lana Randall James Samson 5-1' C Joann Nelson 'Y' I BQJ' 1 K 'tl Curtiss Olson 'S -s- -f-1- Xt W 'ssftx Harriet Paddock he gy. , Yb- Mary Pfahl tl,- ...r, u l Meredith Reeves Bruce Sannes l i if James Nermyr X .i Genevieve Olson po is s Q J Q 15 '74 N l-leiti Parres X - .. Marvin X5 , A ' 9 -L H 4 f ' .s w 1 Q wh ,V f J 5., W K X I f Michael Gary Nilson Nybakken Ness Q 7 4, Gloria Olson 'vi saw 3 Gloria Patterson Sophomores .uw '35 ,Q Y' K7 X 'H Roger Pratt , f X K-f '13 4 4, ' l W I I Rolland Reinke Leona Schrnelchel Eff is F WY Karen Patricia Olson Olson 1 k 'Q D 1 I f . ,, E l Z ' w Z1 1 K James Kae Paul Pearson is its 1' Thomas Gary Leslie Probst Puseman Putz -R Lf J 'V G Y! Darnell Gary Robert Reiter Rhodes Riebe Darrell Betty Brownie Schmidt Shaw Shirley ff JF , - Q A 'X 'Y Q! .fhfiv if 3 My 2 ' ' 7 N. , N I 5 . Q R I l '1 E Charles Beverly Eleanor Jim Paul Kenneth SUTYTDSOD Smith Smith Smith Smith Solberg , 1 Q. Q X i g ' .fe - 1' mr , ggi-xxx I S 2 . .i x N I . , K I Gary Bennie Marjorie Donald Harley Rodney Spielvagel Spoklie St. Croix Straster Straus Stroud '33 I 1 ' mi I .' . ' 6 V 2 ki wr? Q s , Q A 1 l A 'M f if .4 f e W , f is I '. L .i I Larry Josephine Bennie Larry Dennis Bonnie Swenson Swiss Sys Tangen Tanner Thornby va ofa f 1 5: 6, hx: ' . ' ,I L, , 5 s v I N s i Carol Jean Sharon Marlene Ronnie Karen Tossett Valgren Vangsness Varberg Veach Vik fi- A- S gh lg. if K f Y -'W X , Rebecca Kay Delwin Beatrice Jud Kay Wallace Wallery Weber Wefald Well? White Bonnie Grant Laurel Kathleen Wanda David Wilson Wood Yecoshenko Yulv Zefhfen ZGVEK .. fp, 'ww f .5 va 5 1 I 4 V y V ...,. . . f ,Q-.,, 1 we I LG, 2 -' if 7 N ' We we -.Q ' uv .tj if lb i. ' 'T' Qi- 'S ,K . l L ' his Stix ALLEN APLASS ROBERT BOKOVOY DALE FLORY LOIS FULLER DELANO HORNBACHER SANDRA KAISER DARLENE LaFRANCE NOT PlCTURED JEAN LONG GARY LUETZEN DICK STORBECK VERNON SWISS DeANNE THOMPSON ALLEN TOVEY SHARON ZIMMER Sophomores Stare In Open Mouthed Awe As Shutter Bug Clicks For Posterity ' Marilyn Monroe Biergaard strikes a typical pose. Latest Sophie Day fashions are modeled by Rolland Reinke and Bob Reibe. Typical sophomore, Joanne Nelson settles down to school's study rou tine. The Shutter Bug Has Been Visiting Minot High Concentration in the library seems im- possible, but MHS Sophomores prove there's more in the book besides pages. Oh, bless those people! The cry of dis- may echoes through the hall as students are caught with locked lockers and for- gotten combinations. L Height of ambition is reflected on the faces of MHS students Spotless is the condition of the floor as two shop students as they pass to classes. clean up the debris accumulated during the hour. -60. It's Enough to Make Any Bug Shutter lsaacson who leans on Sharon V 5' Kively for support as Joe Emmett smiles patronizingly at their antics. Doubling over with laughter is Bill SW 4. f' Dorene Halland is caught off guard with a cookie You did it! The accusing finger is pointed at Don in her mouth as conversation seems to startle her Hanson by Diane Barlow as by-standers, Barbara at the faculty tea. Brown, Barbara Braun, and Merwyn Hagen observe. sf Reserve cheerleaders Kathleen King, Kay Kittleson, Ardith Johnson, Shirley Rambur and Beatrice Wefald are pictured going through a new routine. an Barbara Braun seems dismayed at her lunch which looks as though someone sat on it. Eating lunch in the Study Hall every noon can prove to be one entertain- ing session after another. xgrvxs 55 Some people will do almost anything for a tree ride! Suzy Felber gets a lift from Vic. Hwlten you d 51-'bl ,, r5W th . I Blefalx Jl.m Ervefhcal axy 0-13 4 fa Hiff 9Qed ' lar, Our, V Q! Gfyer 5Or7 6 a jen 'io' M. Q 'ff rhy benz, llflcraln 6 eS5,'On fe an The sr l955-I956 CALEND R ern To the Plane GC-iollins explain? Sarallel ro The Omer You October 2O-- October 21 October 24 October 26- November November September oASchool starts November l September TO Devils Lake Here CFootbalIJ November l September 15 --St. Marys Here ifootball J September 23 Minot at Williston itootballj November l September 29 Froshie Day September 30 Rugby Here December l September 30 Mississippians Assembly December 2 October 7-Minot at Dickinson Cfootballl December 2 October 14 Manclan at Minot - Homecoming Game - Gloria Pace was crowned December 6 Homecoming Queen December 8 December 9 October 28- A 'Y Class, gh prob. Navy Band Here October 20-22 Teacher's Convention at Bismarck --Minot at Bismarck FFA Parents Night Magician Sgt. Pike Assembly Jamestown at Minot Ctootballl --Archers Assembly November A-NIPA Press Conference at YMCA 7-No School - Business Education Day l Veterans Day Assembly l Lettermans Ball November l7-TB Time Out for Ginger 8 Bernard Larsen's Talk on Alcoholism FFA Parent-Son Banquet St, Mary's Here Cbasketballb Evan Cole's Orchestra played for free dance Betty Crocker Test Winner was Alice Painter Minot at Williston lbasketballl Grand Forks Here Cbasketballl Donna McCaffree is all set to retrieve the cup after Beverly Aiken and Carol Burke drop it in the punch bowl. -0 B1 'he aQe yr . Se fo fshe Fdsr Of W d wrfh glefnbers as weve . Of 1,8653 SQ Clea FO n or FOrWard'l'Vf7e,7 fin- When one gets to be a senior, everything has to be taken ser- The ordeal is about to begin, George Tofte slaps iously. Dwight Redfern gets quizzed by Annette du Puis as Karen the grease paint on Warren Hubbard in prepara Salo thumbs through a magazine. tion for the play. December 9 Assembly on the Service December 11--Band Concert December 13 -Devils Lake Here lbasketball1 December 15-Minot at Bismarck ibasketballt December 16- Can Dance Admission was December one can of food which was to be given to the Salvation Army 22 - January 9 Christmas Vacation December 22-Alumni Dance December January 6- January 9 January 7 January 10 January 13 January 19 26-27 -Tournament at Minot f Minot took 2nd Place Minot at Manclan Cbasketballt School again Minot at Dickinson Cbasketballt Rugby Here fbasketballi Minot at St. Mary's lbasketballj -20-Semester Tests January 20--Minot at Grand Forks lbasketballj January 21 Minot at Devils Lake Cbasketballb January 23 New Semester January 211 March of Dimes Program over KLPM January 27 Dance Sponsored by Sophomore Class January 28-Jamestown Here lbasketballh February 9-10- Best Foot Forward February 11 February 17 AMandan Here ibasketballt -Bismarck Here Cbasketballj February 17--Twirp Week Dance February 18 February 21 February 211 February 25 March 1-2-3 March 8, 9, Minot at Jamestown Cbasketball1 -Minot at Rugby lbasketball1 Dickinson Here lbasketballj Quill and Scroll Formal AWestern Division Tournaments at Bismarck 10-Class A Tournament March 22423-Speech Festival March 30-April 3-Faster Vacation April 5-6-f WiZard of OZ April 20-Junior-Senior Prom April 26-27-Vocal Music Festival at Jamestown May 7, 8-NIPA May 20-Baccalaureate May 25-Graduation The perfect place for a used photographer to repose Gary Van de Streek gets the bus- iness from Searchlight mem- bers for not meeting his dead- ,A February 3 Williston Here tbasketballt I, ine. Stop! You're all out of pitch, Stop, 1 say! Shirley Rambur begs lt Darla Schlecht would only listen to what Bev Scheltens is trying Jim Blore, Pat Timm and Marcia Hamre to stop tootin' their horns. to tell her, Oh well, Bev, does have an interesting back 1-ri' 1 XSL if ,. si' A ...JB rv- f Q56 ff' f tg' xsvfr' 'Wu Queen Gloria Relgns over Loyalty Day Festlvltles Queen Glorla Pace .55- GOOD THINGS come ln small pack ages IS certainly true of MHS Loyalty Day Queen Gloria Pace Only a little gal Gloria IS described by her friends and all are her friends as someone wnth a lot of pep and personalnty Actlve In many school organnzatlons during her hugh school days Gloria wrth her light brown halr and blue eyes has the lust right appearance required by MHS for nts queen JJ SALLY GEVING AIways on the go seems to be one of many descriptions well-suited to Sally. A member of many school organizations, Sally has shown her ability in leadership by holding offices in nearly every club she has belonged to. Sally, who is de- scribed by many as being sweet, peppy, vivacious, and friend- ly, has all the makings and appearance of a true Loyalty Day Princess, with her reddish-brown hair, slanting eyebrows, and green eyes. MARY LOU OLSON Quite often, when a person hears the words personality and plus, he puts them together and thinks of Mary Lou. This is a description well-suited to her because of her quick sense of humor, versatility, and ready smile. Interested in every- thing that goes on, she has taken on many responsibilities dur- ing her years at MHS. A possessor of light brown hair and sparkling blue eyes, Mary Lou is known and liked by all. ,Q 4 cf -67- BEV NORRIS When thinking of a description for Bev, a person can only think of complimentary things. Bev, who is full of pep, personality, sincerity, friendliness and fun, is always on the go, being busy with countless school activities. Blonde and blue-eyed, she is known around MHS as the girl with the million-dollar smile-always having one ready for someone. A picture of a princess, she is an acquaintance of everyone, and liked by all. KAREN SALO Everything she does, she does well-and she does every- thing! fits Karen perfectly. Proof of this 'is her participation in countless school activities, including her job as Student Council secretary during her iunior year. Tall and attractive, Karen, with her blonde hair and blue eyes, combined with her sweetness and sincerity, has all the makings of Loyalty Day Princess. A picture of poise, Karen is well-liked by all who know her. -in Y ,x SH, sin in 535 E 1 f ' Sth' .-ff 'W fr atkins Nqy 4 Sophomores Become Official MHS Students 499' v. ?, m' THE ANNUAL Sophomore Day executes a dual purpose: the in- 1- A coming sophomores are welcomed into this educational institu- tion and the upperclassmen obtain revenge from their initiation by persecuting the lowly sophs. The legality of the antics the initiates were forced to perform may have been questioned under the rules created by the Student Council, but the entertainment it offered was unquestionable. Sophornores were seen dancing the hula from the locker tops, playing violins from crawling positions and polishing the ianitors' shoes. Initiation activities ended with an assem- bly, where the sopho- mores were put through the rigors of Kangaroo Court. The sophs were rewarded the following evening with a dance held in their honor. aids. L ' 4 17-lf' Wispy Clouds, Glowing Stars-Dreamland Setting WISPY CLOUDS and twinkling stars, which were predominately used to portray the theme, Land of Dreams blended into an enchant- ing background for the 1955 Junior-Senior Prom. The auditorium was transformed into an ethereal dream with silhouetted dancing couples and pastel clouds adorning the walls, which were enhanced by soft blue lights hidden by navy dimensional clouds that circled the walls. The lounge featured whitened trees covered with colored net leaves and a fanciful fairy castle muraled on the wall. The blue star-studded can- opy over the dance floor was centered with a luminous star. Light blue sheer cloth, sprinkled with broken mirrors to give the effect of twinkling stars, formed the stage backdrop for Evan Cole's or- chestra. Led by the iunior class president, Bev Scheltens and her date, Bob Hoerter, the grand march numbered seventy-eight couples. is Quill 8 Scroll Formal Uses Snowball Theme Radio Class Learns Fundanentals, Broadcasts ,l J 44. .,,, ll ickey Lewis and Marilyn Gefroh look patiently on as Madelyne Russell demon- trate how not to stand in front of a mike. I Looking solemn and grave, Darla Schlecht, Annette Du Puis and Bev Norris try o decide iust which tone inflection would sound the best on the air. Own Programs The Radio Class, which is the retired High Times ll staff, met daily during the final semester of the school year. Instructed by Tom Fisher, KCJB radio and tele- vision announcer, and Miss Mai Nagatomo, the class instructor, the class learned the fundamentals of radio work, the programing methods of radio and different types of radio shows, such as news- casts, disc iockey shows and interviews. The class gained actual radio experience by broadcasting a half-hour program every Saturday. The show was entitled School Scoops and fea- tured news and events from the Minot area schools on the sports, social and academic scene. Larry Daly, Bev Scheltens, Mel Stroud, Jim Fahy and Darlene Alrn, members of the MHS radio class smile intently and ' grimace as they do their best to take their tape recorder apart, Quill 8 Scroll Publishes Magician, Sponsors Formal, Sells Game Programs The Edna LaMoore Waldo Chapter of Quill and Scroll in Minot High School is a national hon orary society for high school iournalists who have worked on the Searchlight or the High Times. Members are chosen at the end of their iunior or senior year and are selected on the basis of iournalistic ability and scholastic standing. Each year they sponsor a formal, which had as its theme the Snowball this year, hold a formal initiation banquet for incoming mem bers and sell programs at the school's football and basketball games, The members publish the Magician, the annual literary magazine which contains original poems, stories and es says written by Minot High school students The Quill and Scroll is headed by President Darla Schlecht, Vice President Sheila Golclblatt and Secretary Bev Norris. Miss Mai Nagatomo is the faculty adviser for the group. Quill and Scroll members combine work and play as they study a lay out for the High Times Pictured left to right front row are Madelyne Russell, Bev Scheltens, Sheila Goldblatt. Second row Darlene Alm Marilyn Gefroh Bev Norris Darla Schlecht Not pic tured are Eileen Black, Rae Ann Rinn, Pat Witt and Jim Fahy THE SEARCHLIGHT Minot High schools yearbook COPY AND FEATURE STAFFS Left to right Nancy Downing Babs Holbrook Liz Lahaug Sharon Wilhelm Sue Kivley Kiki Peterson and Lillian Lundervold The advertising staff has the task of soliciting ad vertisements from the Minot businessmen to finance the Searchlight This staff is headed by Beverly Nor ras business manager The administration staff under the direction of Marvel Selk is responsible for the faculty and Board of Education section of the annual The sports section is edited by Jim Fahy and Dwight Redfern Pat Witt and Darla Schlecht co editors of the an nual are held responsible for all the staffs and the finished product the Searchlight. Miss Mai Naga- tomo is adviser and Miss Anne Anderson serves as business adviser. B AD STAFF-First row: Pat Borgman, Pat Timm, and Carol Yuly. Second row: Shelby Christianson, Lynn Linnington, Mariorie Bradley, and Judy Riebe. is composed of five main staffs to accomplish the various tasks which are necessary to publish the annual The malor staff divisions are copy feature class art advertising and administration The copy staff headed by Bev Scheltens is re sponsible for writing the yearbook s copy Planning and scheduling the various pictures throughout the annual is the main duty of the fea ture staff which is headed by Sheila Goldblatt The class staff which is edited by Madelyne Rus sell and Mickey Lewis identifies all the pictures for the various classes and writes the captions for the seniors Drawing the yearbook s division pages and plan ning page lay outs is the main task of the art staff serves as editor of this division 5l4 Looking for a mislaid picture are art staff members Glory Ann Bergren and Wald. AD STAFF--left to right: Nancy Preeper, Sharon Seiffert, Shar- on Balsukot, Sharon Peterson, Judy Jennings, Helen Siebold, and Helen Jane Winie. Various Staffs Combine to Produce the Searchli ht ' - Searchlught Edutors Supervuse Varuous Staffs Publush Memory Book Edutors of the Searchlught the hugh schools year book were kept busy most of the school year pre parung the annual for publucatuon The preparatuon of the Searchlught entauled many varued phases such as arrangung copy and puctures on pages takung and pruntung puctures wrutung copy and solucutung adver tusung Besudes publushung a school year memory book for Munot Hugh school students the staff combuned wuth the Hugh Tumes staff to present the annual Pub lucatuons Varuety Show Tucket receupts from thus event were duvuded between the two staffs to help meet theur expenses The Searchlught edutors who supervused the ac tuvutues of the varuous duvusuons were selected by the yearbook advuser Muss Mau Nagatomo The edutors un charge of the varuous staffs were Bev Norrus bus uness staff Bev Scheltens copy staff Muckey Lewus and Madelyn Russell class staff Marvel Selk admun ustratuve staff Sheula Goldblatt feature staff Gary Hagen art staff Dwught Redfern and Jum Fahy sports staff and Gary Van de Streek and Wullus Schmeuchal photography staff Darla Schlecht and Pat Wutt co eduted the book DARLA SCHLECHT PAT WITT BEVERLY NORRIS Co Edutor Co Edutor Busuness Manager 4 MICKEY LEWIS Co Class Edutor 'Q BEVERLY SCHELTENS Copy Edutor IV' Fug MADELYNE RUSSELL MARVEL SELK Co Class Edutor SHEILA GOLDBLATT Feature Edutor Admunustratuon Edutor GARY HAGEN Art Edutor AL DWIGHT REDFERN .llM FAHY GARY VAN de STREEK WILLIS SCHMEICHEL Co Sports Edutor Co Sports Edutor Co Photography Edutor Co Photography Edutor O D 0 0 . O , O' 'Q' ' T , ' Y -4 ' g sa -ee. ,N I . . I . . . '. . - f . I: I ' ' - - , 4? b , as - Y - ,, 0 . 1 5 X,-4 . J ut f . 4 T, A Photo Staff Records School Life in Pictures THE PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF is responsible for all the pictures used in the school's publications, which in- clude the Searchlight and the High Times. This includes pictures taken at sports events, plays, as- semblies and other special school features. Their iob doesn't end with merely taking pic- tures, they must also develop, print and enlarge all their shots. The staff is headed by Co-Editors Gary Van de Streek and Willis Schmeichel. Mr. Richard Scheeren- berger advises the group. Photo staff members receive instructions on how to take pictures Pictured from left to right are: Tommy Thompson, Gary Leslie Jim Probst Willis Schmeichel Jerry Stoner Cora Lee Moen Lizabeth Lahaug, and Cheryl Ann Dalen. Honor Society Sponsors SIOO Scholarship -for Students Interested in Teaching First row Madelyne Russell Darla Schlecht Sheila Goldblatt Second row Alice Painter Zetta Pedas Marlys Nelson Margo Bennett Beverly Scheltens Sally Gevnng Miss Anna Ackermann Third row Maxine Berg Bonnie Dahl Arlis Irwin Judy Kamrns Phillip Fauchald Terry Herther Ronald Coder Bernie Varlaerg Bruce Krag Bill lsaacson Mike McLain Eldon Hill The Minot High school chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of students with above average scholastic records and leadership and character qualifications The organization strives to promote scholar the members and students of the school Honor Society holds two initiation ceremonies a year and sponsors a S100 scholarship for a student who plans to enter the teaching pro fession The scholarship is to be used for pay ment of tuition and expenses at Minot State Teachers College Miss Anna Ackermann is the faculty adviser for the group 'T-I Honor Society officers are Alice Painter secretary Maxine Berg treasurer Terry Herther president and Ronald Coder vice president 77 ship, leadership, character and service among ' - 1 . . . 4 - . . Q Q u -ev . , X 5 0 4 High Times Staff Retires to Broadcast Weekly Radio Programs Editor-in-Chief Bev Scheltens and Feature Editor Madelyne Russell decide which story to use, while Sports Editor Jim Fahy, News Edi- tor Marilyn Gefroh, Editorial Editor Darlene Alm and Associate Editor Darla Schlecht plan their pages. Business Manager Mickey Lewis counts all her money. Ad Man- agers Bev Norris and Annette DuPuis concentrate on their ad lists and try to keep the greeiveyed monster out of their eyes. Slum Circulation staff members, Melvin Stroud, Pat Witt and Larry Daly try their best to sell an ad to a prospective buyer. 178- MISS MAI NAGATOMO Adviser The Newswriting ll class, which took over publishing the High Times in December 1955, retired at the close of the first semester of this year under the leadership of editor- in-chief Bev Schelteris and adviser Miss Mai Nagatomo. The High Times staff was responsible for eleven publi- cations of the paper, one of which was the 20-page North Dakota State Class A Basketball Tournament issue. The staff became acquainted with the various phases of the iournalistic trade by writing all the copy, soliciting all the advertisements and setting up their pages and headlines at the Dakota State Journal, where the High Times is printed. During the second semester the retired staff handled a half hour radio program every Saturday titled, School Scoops, which featured events from the Minot High schools, News I Class Publishes During Final Semester High Times Wil' MISS ANNE ANDERSON Business Adviser Newswriting I students spent first semester learning the fundamentals of iournalism. After Christmas, when the old staff retired, they produced the High Times, the school newspaper, which is published at least once a month. The staff, which is under the leadership of co-editors Ayca Izbudak and KiKi Peterson, recorded the various phases of school life through news, feature stories and sports, humor and fashion columns. The staff solicited advertisements from local merchants to meet the cost of printing the paper and sold pop at the school dances to meet the added expenses of the picture cuts used in the paper. High Times co-editors, KiKi Peterson and Ayca lzbudak, edit last minute cooy for their next issue. .,..--111 Advertising Managers, Shirley Knight and Mickey Clark, Circulation Manager Cheryl Dalen and Business Manager Coleen Gefroh handle finances for the High Times. By the looks of the empty cash box, business is lousv and destined to fail. ZS 'Mylgj1xu1, Co-Sports Editor Jim McCarthy cuts up while serious minded fellow editors plan their next paper. They are Co-Editorial Manager Barbara Braun, News Editor Gail Norby, Co-Feature Editor Cora Moen, Co-Sports Editor Jerry Johnson, Co-Feature Editor Solveig Moen and Co-Editorial Manager Lillian Lundervold. Council Sponsors MHS, Town Benefit Programs First row: Darrold Roen, Marcia Frank, Bill Isaacson, Bruce Krag. Second row: Gloria Field, Mad- elyne Russell, Jackie Smutzler, Ona Carlson, Third row: Dick Walstad, Keith White, Ronnie Che- wakin, Earl Westereng, Harold Kendall, Terry Herther. First row: Paula Costain, Brownie Shirley, Sharon Kerr, Dee Ann Thompson. Second row: La Vonne Groninger, Margie Bradley, Sharon Seiffert, Lynn Linnington. Third row: Bill Blore, Roy Hauglie, Mr. Joel Davy. -80- STUDENT COUNCIL, the student governing body of the school, is composed of representatives elect- ed from each home room and class. The council is patterned after the governing bodies throughout the United States and gives the mem- bers practical experience in leader- ship. Acting as a liaison between the faculty and students, the council met weekly throughout the year to discuss and act upon student prob- lems, to organize community and school benefit programs and to plan social activities. Led by President Dick Walstad, Vice President Bruce Krag and Sec- retary Ona Carlson, the Council in- stalled one-way stairs to relieve hall congestion, changed the class ring crests and sponsored a Slave Day and the fourth annual carnival for money raising proiects. Community - benefit proiects of the Council included the third an- nual March of Dimes radio program and a Can Dance to benefit needy families at Christmas time. Earl Westereng, a Council dele- gate to the annual state Student Council convention, which was held in Jamestown, was elected president of the North Dakota As- sociations of Student Councils. Future Business Men and Women, D. E Members Earn While Learning Red Cross Aids Needy at Home and Abroad ii Dowmng and Judy Kamlns THE RED CROSS Councul composed of one member from each home room plays an important part In the cnvuc Red Cross drtve conducted throughout the nation Under the leadershup of nts advtser Mrs Eula Rush the councll sponsors the Junior Red Cross drive an Munot Hugh school The money collected from the varnous home rooms IS used for natlonal health and welfare emergencues In the United States and abroad flood and tornado swept areas war torn countries blood donation drives needy fam nlses, fnrst and statnons and other worthy causes Boxes are fulled for needy chnldren In forengn lands The councul ns headed by Aluce Pamter, president Babs Holbrook vtce presudent Nancy Dowmng sec retary and Judy Kamlns publlctty manager Standmg Greta Langseth Tom Spoklne Jeanette Hoff Larona Nes Nancy Dowmng Joan Lee Sharon Wulhelm Leona Schmelchel Mary Hambek Jam Probst Pat Borgman Karen Olson Kathleen Kleen Smmg Dons Everson Sharon Balsuko Carolyn Shlrley Mrs Rush Aluce Palnter Judy Kamms Ltlltan Lundervold Seated an front us Babs Holbrook -82 O . ' - . I ' , . . ' C X' I Q I . . .I .I Y ' U I n 4 N S , . . , . , . . I 'Y I N 1 l I a QA' 1 . u Y x X - - I I I I ' . . , . . I I . - . I . I - I I . . u Seated: Babs Holbrook, Mrs. Eula Rush, and Alice Painter. Standing: Nancy 1 . vi I N . 5 , , J FHA Provides Real Experience for Future Homemakers THE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of Ameruca, an or ganlzatton composed of 56 gurls In first, second and thnrd year home economics classes, has as nts asm to help the gurls become better homemakers by teachlng them the essentlals of homemaklng Besides lessons In homemakmg the group has partlclpated In many other actlvltles durmg the school year A group of the FHA members at tended the Tenth Annual Fall Dlstrlct Rally held at Crosby While attending the rally two Munot chapter members we e elected to dustrnct oftnce posmons Glorna Fleld was chosen vlce prestdent and Clalr Freda was named vlce president of Publuc Relatuons An FHA money ratsung prolect was bake sales held In the school halls Its annual social event, a skatmg party wnth members of the Future Farmers of America, was held In January The gurls chosen to lead the club were Maxune Wnllnamson presndent Shnrley Ofsthun, vuce pres :dent Phyllls Fleld, secretary and Joanne Gra vnng treasurer Demonstratnng the best way to be the worst cooks are Shurley Ofsthun vuce presndent Joanne Gravmg treasurer Maxme Wulluam son presudent Phyllns Field secretary Row one Kay Burghardu Karen Fedge Duane Nnenow Donna Nlenow Bonnue Pnetsch and Patty Doyle Row two Phyllus Larson Jackle Smutzler Claure Freda Shurley Ofsthun Phyllus Field Maxm Wnlluamson Joanne Gravung Glorla Fgeld Cheryl Ann Dalen and Sharon Stewart Row three Mrs Maude Blansdell Mrs Conme Graber Judy George Dorls Elafson Jeanette Hoff Genevleve Hutmacher Judy Johnson Judy Almy Marvel Selk Lucnlle Blelland Ruth Houston Mary Angelos Carol Holm Jean Tofstad and Murlel Anderson Row four Sharon Doyle Sharon Morey Phyllxs Knutson Sandra Klnne Norma Lawson Janet Hegreberg Dons Ever son Carol Hohnsorl Marne Lade Janice DuPaul Darlene Ehr Carol Degree Karen Hatchard Row five Mavls Esterby Delores Huus Carol Bofunk Carol Fnrst Donna Znetlow Jamce Anderson Barbara Rohere Darlene Wherley Carol Sperry Jane Krueger and Wanda Muller -85- . . . . . 1 I ' I , I l f 1 : 1 1 - , 1 , , . , 1 1 - 1. 5 , , - .,. J I ,- J U , vw' r L- .1 1 ,- Q 'f' ,Q '. 1 I 1 1 1 1 , 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 . : . , . , 1 1 1 I I , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' I r I I I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Future Farmers Develop Agricultural Leadership THE FUTURE FARMERS of Amernca as a servuce or ganlzatlon whlch strives to develop agricultural leadershnp In prospectnve farmers In order to be come a member of FFA a boy must be enrolled ID vocatuonal agrlculture The membershlp is open to all hugh school grades and termunates three years after graduation The boys demonstrate thenr knowledge by prac tlclng productive and nmprovement progects on theur own farms and by partlcupatlng In state ludgnng contests Thus year they attended the state conven tron at Fargo the dalry ludglng contest at James town the dlstrlct conventlon at Stanley and the Valley Cnty Wlnter Show at Valley City Mr Ray Skorhelm advises the group Oftlcers are lver Lawson president LeRoy Hagen vlce pres :dent Jerry Paruzek secretary Merwyn Hagen treasurer Don Roen reporter and Russell Larson, sentunel gli I 'XD Front row Allen Aplass Leo Korgel Marvln Braun Harley Karlsen Davld Abernathy Jlm Braucher Vernon Bradley Kenneth Sol b r Second row Gerald Beeter Alan Otto Jlm Morey Lloyd Sorenson Paul Berg Jerome Larson Third row Bennie Sys Roy e 9 Bpordahl Lawrence Haugen Duane Endreson LaVern Tofstad Russell Larson Wllllam Braun Top row Robert Vollmer Curtus Hull LeRoy Hagen Merwyn Hagen lver Lawson Jerry Panzek Don Roen if 5 5,-rrr Furs! row Davnd Zethren Elvm Kozachenko Bernard Braun Mnchael Foley Rnchard Korgel Second row Ronald Sys Danny Afton Allan Gluege Lyle Solberg Dennis Vase Harold Martm Thlrd row Curt Holmen Ronald Beeter Gary Hovde Robert Blordahl Eddy Lnnha Gary Mnkkelson Loren Hamnlton -84- I . . 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M 'N Aix 9 I 9 9 6 f' F if L 5, 'D 4, A' MHS Playmakers Learn Actung Stage Constructuon c 'W ox Bios 0035 O5 The Playmakers offucers go over a scrupt wuth durector Mr Robunson Puctured from left to rught are Prusculla Prungle treasurer Zetta Pedas vuce presudent Mr Roburuson Pat Wutt presudent and Cokey Morstacl secretary PLAYMAKER5 us a dramatuc organuzatuon corn osed of all hugh school students who are un terested un the varuous phases of theatrucal pro ductuons Not only actung but costurnung, scenery du rectung and lughtung are stressed un the organuza tuon, whuch us advused by the durector, Mr Wull uam S Robunson The group produced the Chrustmas pageant a group of one act plays and theur three regularly scheduled plays Thus seasons presentatuons un cluded Tume Out for Gunger, a comedy whuch centered around the humorous sutuatuons of a young gurl who trued out for the school s foot musucal comedy whuch concerns a dance at a pruvate boys school, and a chuldrens play Playmakers members are requured to work a certaun number of hours on the varuous phases of the stage productuons un order to mauntaun theur membershup Ambutuous Playmaker members may earn pounts whuch wull make them eluguble for Thespuans, an honor socuety for those unterested un dramatucs 186.- 0 0 Q p 1 . . . 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F . .if I U 'Q A Q We Jack cautiously pr cks the Grant to see rf he is dead Playmakers Produce Children'-s Play THE PLAYMAKERS produced Jack and the Beanstalk early rn the sprrng of 1955 Prrncrpals were Larry Brngeman as Jack Jerry Phrllrppe as the Grant and Darla Schlecht as the Grants wrfe The plot centered around Jack s tryrng to recover magrc goods which the grant had stolen from hrs father The Grants wrfe rs from earth and rs sympathetrc toward Jack As rn all farry tales the story ends Others rn the cast were Bob Hoerter Gary Newland Colleen Gefroh Beverly Scheltens Lorentz Smrth Sherla Gold blatt Zetta Pedas Phrllrp Costarn and Ron Srmon Jack teases the G ant rnto a rage wh le the frightened Harp looks on The V ll! fl Roff Hey 00Cl d9CldCS the belrtltalk Bhd all IFS .gg- rrches wrll be h s He rs later k lled by the Grant . I . . . ' U ' ' happily with the death of the Giant. r ' r ' , r r w ' ' ' ' r . ' r ' . Musucal Productuon Approved By Auduences Best Foot Forward the second of the Playmakers year ly productuons was a three act musucal comedy The hu morous play portrayed the comuc sutuatuons that aruse when Bud Hooper unvutes two dates hus gurl fruend and a movue actress to hus hugh school prom Ah gosh' Sur ree I wulI' says Duck bashfully as Phullup rolls around the floor starung at Lulluan Gary Hagen played Bud Hooper wuth uncanny naturalness and Helen Jane Wunue portrayung the gurl truend acted wuth ease un beltung out the shows hut number lm Gonna Be A Shady Lady Burd Lulluan Lundervold who was cast as the actress sang several songs whuch proved to be hugh spots of the show The show used a cast of about 70 students, whuch uncluded dancers and chorus An orchestra and puano provuded the accompanument unterchangeably -89 Phullup Costaun examunes Gary Hagen s Adam s Apple Dug that crazy uuve' 0 O .. Qqigf 6 3 ll ll I Q ' ' I - L 1 I t . . . . . A 6 Q.- , , , , X y II c 3 t u , .5 A ' 7 of , I A ,chin , if ' Li I a Q' u ,I 12'-f A ug 'T 'Q 'I 4' ?' S I . , I Thespian Society Promotes Dramatic Arts Mr. William S. Robinson, who is the Thespians' adviser, also advises the Playmakers and dir- ects all school plays. Thespian officers practice stage poses before the camera. Stand- ing in the foreground are Caro- lyn Shirley, treasurer, and Helen Jane Winje, secretary. Pictured in the background are Marcia Frank, president, George Tofte, vice president, and Susan Felber, historian. Thespians, an honor society within the Playmakers organization, is composed of members who have earned a sut- ticient number of points by working on all phases of dramatic production to be eligible for Thespian member- ship. The Thespians is a national educa- tional organization of teachers and students which was established for the advancement ot dramatic arts in the secondary schools. The two basic aims of the society are to establish and advance standards ot excellence in all phases of the dramatic arts and to create an active and intelligent in- terest in dramatic arts among boys and girls in high school. Mr. William S. Robinson is adviser for the group. 4 N... .f qlu.. b Thespian members are: left to right, first row: Ona Carlson, Carolyn Shirley, Carol Sperry, Helen Jane Winie, Sheila Goldblatt, Colleen Gefroh. Second row: Marcia Frank, Babs Holbrook, Phillip Costain, Jerry Stoner, Zetta Pedas, Bonnie Dahl, Susan Felber, Lizbeth Lahaug. Third row: Gary Hagen, George Tofte, David Dunnell, Marlin Roberts. Not pictured are Madelyn Russell, Phyllis Knudtson, Pat Witt, Dar- la Schlecht and Bev Scheltens. -90. The Molecules Sponsor Science Fair, Study Scientific Methods THE MOLECULES, a club for science enthusiasts, learn about science in general and keep abreast of the latest scientific methods, discoveries Vice President Darrold Roen and Assistant Secretary and trends. Wesley Christianson listen attentively while President Th , , , f h , d , h Lester Zook explains his new model plane. Treasurer ell' malor prolecl O t e Year '5 to promole an Orgamze l e an' Bill Isaacson and Secretary Bonnie Dahl seem to be nual Minot Regional Science Fair, getting a big charge out of the whole affair. Vice President Darrold Roen tries to put on a demonstration. Front row gigglers are Carolyn Shirley, Nan- cy Downing and Mary Pfahl. In the back row are Bill Isaacson, Bruce Krag, Willis Schmeichel, Ray Peder- son, Deanna Erickson, Alton Burns and Bonnie Dahl. 413' ju I ,L 51 iw, n J 'tl I lx s. A Q President Lester Zook receives more attention from Gary Van de Streek, Phillip Fauchald, and Wesley Christianson. Jim Probst, John Lade and Marlin Roberts are in the back row. 191- Ushers Club Serves at School SENIOR MEMBERS-Firsf row: Carol Sperry, Marvel Selk, Bonita Harsrad, Bev Norris, Eileen Black, and Bev Behrens. Second row: Helen Siebold, Bev Scheltens, Darla Schlechf, Shirley Straster, Barbara Berg, and Madelyne Russell. and Community Functions USHERS CLUB, a service organization, ushers at various school and community activities. The membership, which is comprised of a limited number of senior, junior and sophomore girls, is guided by Mr. Keenan Smith. Its school service activities included ushering and selling tickets at football games and ushering at basketball games, plays, concerts, formals and graduation activities. The girls ushered for various events held in the city's Mu- nicipal Auditorium, such as rodeos and programs performed by touring shows. Ushers Club pins were purchased for three-year senior mem- bers and the organization sponsored a school dance. Adviser of Ushers Club Officers of Ushers Club are Bev Norris, president, Arlis lr- win, vice president, Carol Johnson, secretary, and Marvel Selk, treasurer. Mr. Harris Walstad receives a ticket for the football game from Marie Holme, Mary Anderson, and Phyllis Field. ,93- treasurer Carol Johnson, secretary, Bev Norris, president, Ar Pep Club Supports Magicians, Aids MHS Spirit SENIORS First row Phyllis Knutson Lillian Lundervold Darla S hlecht Eileen Black Bev Norris Helen Siebold Sheila Goldblatt Dawn Hagen Second row Doris Everson Helen .lane Wunle Carol Sue Smith Nancy Preeper Carol Sperry Marvel Selk Bonnie Pnetsch Beverly Scheltens Judy Kamnns La Vonne Holm Carolyn Shirley Sharon Peterson Margo Bennett Bonnie Dahl Carolyn Henning Carol Afseth Marcia Frank Madelyne Russell Zetta Pedas JUNIORS First row Margaret Rowe Margie Bradley Karen Peterson Pat Borgman Geraldine Hovland Margaret Hiller Colleen Third row Charlene Kragness Judy Jennings Pat Timm Cheryl Ann Dalen Ann Ostroot P s ulla Pringle Sharon Seiffert Carol Johnson Fourth row Judy Sanders Lynn Lunungton Mara Aton Gail Kelly Colleen Gefroh Shelby Chrlstianson Shirley Knight Shirley Wehmhoefer Geraldine Valgren Ellen Yesenko SOPHOMORES First row Sandra Gay Sharon Zimmer Nancy Bone Darlene Fillpek Mary Angelos Kay Kuttelson Kay Wallery Second row Bonnie Ennis Norma Lawson Sandra Klein Kathleen Klein Carol Olson Nancy Dawnnng Kay White JoAnn Gra ving Third row Bonnie Leigh JoAnna Baker Betty Shaw Bonita Thornbye Janet Hegreberg Sharon Wilhelm JoAnn Nelson Brownie Shirley Gail Mellem Connie Deforge Kay Burghardi Fourth row Karen Lund Margaret Manning Joan Lee Deanne Thompson Sharon Morris Mary Pfahl Sharon Kerr Mitzi Compton Ca ri Garner Paula Costain Leona Schmeichel 94 , J ' ' . . I I l' ' . 5. I In I an , K K i W J. S pu ' an I '. J K Sl K J - 5 l I I A I 5 I A 1 I I V I I I - ' z r I I I I I V D l I I I I I I V I I . , , . , . . r Q l U - . ,. L al ' ' J -. ,- 9 . ' 1 Q . .., f g - lv L , I 1- ' : I D 1 I I A I I I Morstad, Second row: Marian Berg, Ruth Houston, Carol DeGree, Carol Burke, Glory Ann Bergren, Vivian Reynolds, Judy Riebe. 1 , ' , ' , , , ri ri ' , ' , ' Z I - I I I I I I , , . . L ' Q. f- 4 , .1 .Q . A .. .. .. V -- N I g H . - PA Q3 , 1 . 'I , 1' v -- 1.-, A u- I 1 1 I 1 r I I I I I I ' ' : I I I A I 1 I I I I I I l V I ' I I ' Pep Leaders Add New Cheers, Spark School Morale THE PEP CLUB, the largest organization in Minot High school, promotes school spirit for its basic function. The membership, which is comprised of girls from all the classes, is the morale booster for all major athletic events. Other duties they assume responsibility for in- clude the systematic election of the school's cheerleaders, the sponsorship of the annual Let- terman's Ball and the arrangements for Loyalty Day activities. They share the latter obligation with the Student Council. THE MAGI CHEERLEADERS, sport- sored by the Pep Club, added new interest and vitality to their cheers by applying peppy and snappy ac- tions to the new yells they com- posed. They spent long hours of hard practice to develop the precision needed for their synchronized ac- tions, but found it paid off as they led their school in support for their team. Glory Ann Bergren served as the substitute cheerleader and Miss Martha Holum coached the girls. yr: san -,gifs PEP CLUB OFFICERS meet with their adviser to map out new proiects. lofi Oo right: Brownie Shirley, reporter, Zetta Pedas, president, Miss Eleanor Schroeder, adviser, Sharon Seitfert, secretary-treasurer. Not pic- tured is Frances Sem, vice president. Pictured in a practice session are Minot High school's peppy cheerleaders Carol Sue Smith, Sally Geving, Carol Afseth and Margo Bennett. 1951 Debaters Enter Many Contests Debaters gathering material for their debates are John Buchivitz, Earl Westereng, Alice Painter, Alex Maragos, Kaye Pearson, Mr. Willard Laabs, Mary Pfau, Gordon Keating, Chuck Simpson, George Tofte, and Pat McDonald. Judy Kamins, Nancy Bone, and Paula Costain are pictured before the files. THE DEBATE SQUAD participated in numerous de- bate contests this year. Among the contests they entered were the Upper Midwest Debate Tourna- ment at Gustavus Adolphus, the Western Division Tournament at Minot and the State Tournament at Bismarck. The first debate team which is composed of Alice Painter, Judy Kamins, Judy Sturnick and Earl Wes- V1 tereng, were chosen from the Debate Class. The remaining students form the novice squads. In this class they learned the different techniques of de- bating, extemporaneous speaking, round-table dis- cussions and jury trials. The debate topic this year was Resolved: How Can We Increase Educational Opportunities Beyond High School? 7-312' - X Q- , 'lv' it 3. 4 ., yfs' ' , 1: t-g P it-' -t '!'if2'.: , W. I J! Library Club officers check the Reader's Guide Magazine index. They are Sharon MR. WILLARD LAABS Kivley, secretary-treasurer, Dawn Hagen, president, and Pat Sharkey, vice president. Debate Coach O Library Club members pictured in the Library are-First row: Pat Selfors, Margie Bradley, Bar- bara Brown, Miss Lillian Wilson, adviser, Cora Lee Andreas, Carol Johnson, and Mary Anderson. Second row: Judy Riebe, Dick Brockell, Dawn Hagen, Shirley Knight, Pat Sharkey, Sharon Kivley, Meredith Cornell and Cora Lee Moen. THE LIBRARY CLUB, which is ad- vised by Miss Lillian Wilson, is responsible for the complete management of the library. The club sponsors two proiects during the year, a coffee party for the faculty and a campaign to solicit money for CARE. The CARE money is used to buy children's books for the under- . privileged in foreign countries. First Debate Squad Takes State Championship, Cops All Firsts The Minot High Debate squad took the champion- ship at the North Dakota State Debate Tournament which was held in Bismarck in February. This was the third time since '51 that a Minot debate squad has taken the state championship. The last time was in 1953. The Minot squads took all the firsts at this tournament. The novice group tied with Grand Forks for first place in their division and the first squad debaters Judy Kamins, Judy Sturnick, and Alice Painter tied for outstanding speaker of the state. Judy Sturnick and Alice also won the ex- hibition debate, which was held at the end of the tourney between the two top teams, Minot and Bismarck High school. 51' Mr. Willard Laabs, coach of the championship debate team, poses with the first place trophy filled with flowers which was presented to the members of the team. First place in the Western Regional Debate Tournament, which was held in Minot in the early part of February, was also taken by the First Minot Debate squad, The novice group also took first in their division. Mr. Willard Laabs, economic and civics instruc- tor, coaches the Minot debate squad. Members of the first squad are Alice Painter, Judy Kamins, Judy Sturnick and Earl Westereng. FN-..... - lb-+1 The championship debate team admire their trophy. Seated are Alice Painter, and Judy Kamins. ln the background are Earl Westereng, Judy Sturnick and The outstanding speakers of the state, Judy Sturnick, Alice Painter and Judy Kamins, pose before the podium. The championship novice debate team examine their filing cards Seated is Nancy Bone and standing are Chuck Simpson, John Buch witz and Gordon Keating. -97- t . N.. ..,5x gfihn , if f 'T-1' , n ' A ' 1 , W .,,,,.v 7 Y il ' J s SJ Mm Jew , I Al W L Z I xxx W X 4 I, N A Q 6 5 ,, T . 5 'W 3 . ' ffqfa as -Nj, -4, ' ff him M' it ' . ll V' 'f , H,..f+-- K' XV. ,ff . 561 -- '1 .af -? f 5 X 'fm fy , I A 'FYWJX r,- fix 9 5 MA .xg 1? - f-!4 'W E f , . qu, 4, f, S A if ffl' k:. V . A fan, t .g- ff 1-...fps MR. ALEX ENCHEFF The A Cappella Choir Director A Cappella Choir I Entertain THE FIRST A Cappella Choir, directed by Mr. Alex Encheff, has musically bene- fited the community and Minot area with their anthems and choruses. Their many public appearances in- cluded numerous concerts for service clubs, radio and television appearances, a March of Dimes benefit concert and their annual spring concert. The annual Christmas concerts at the First National Bank during the yuletide week took most of their holiday concert time. Tape recordings made of these concerts were broadcast in the evening. Public with Many Concerts THE CHOIR worked together with the dramatics department to present the school's Christmas program. A special feature of this was their new Singing Christmas Tree, risers built in a tree shape. Money-making ventures occupy a good share of the choir's time, as they worked to finance their annual spring tour. These proiects were car washes and a series of bake sales. The A Cappella Choir has been selected for inclusion in the 1956 First Choir of America year- book for outstanding bands and choirs in the United States. The Minot High school entrant is the only Class A choir in North Dakota. Scheltens, Marie Holen, Colette Jensen, Toni Spoklie, Darla Schlecht, Margaret Hiller Delwm Weber Grant Wood Fourth row: Roger Bredahl, Arlo Stevick, Warren Hubbard, Jim Smith Robin Dunnell Jim Probst Jerry Hovey Gary Melius, Ray Pederson, Wayne Momerak, Danny Clark, LeRoy Smith Haiti Parres George Tofte Wallace Johnson, Darrell Morse, Gary Hagen, Marilyn Gefroh, Charlene Kragness James Hedman Dale Salo Ron Schnaible David Painter. CI? Ci? SECTION LEADERS-First row: Helen Jane Winie, Darla Schlecht, Alice Painter, Sally Geving, Second row: Phillip Costain, Gary Hagan. Third row: Ray Pederson, LeRoy Smith, George Tofte. ALTO SECTION-First row: Sheila Goldblatt, Mildred Derheim, Toni Spoklie, Margaret Hiller, Barbara Berg. Second row: Annette DuPuis, Ruth Vannett, Diane Barlow, Char- lene Kragness, Darla Schlecht. Third row: Eileen Black, Carole Vannett, Darlene Alm, Marilyn Johnson. Fourih row: Carole John- son, Marie Holen, Marcia Frank, Sally Gey- ing. Fifih row: Carol Huizenga, Carolyn Henning. SOPRANO SECTION-First row: Alice Paint- er, Mariorie Bradley, Lillian Lundervold, Marvel Selk, Sharon Templeman, Helen Jane Winie. Second row: Pat Leafhes, Ona Carl- son, Diane Kemp, Marie Holm, Janice Will- iams. Third row: Karen Salo, Marlys Nelson, Emilie Eide, La Donna Sawby, Linda Long, Carol Torgerson. Fourth row: Betty Hovey, Zetta Pedas, Bonnie Dahl, Lizabefh Lahaug, Mary Anderson, Judy Sturnick. Fifth row: Bev Schelfens, Karen Bednarik, Gail Norby, Shirley Strain, Solveig Moen. TENOR SECTION Fun row Nancy Preeper Davrd Paunter Ron Schnauble Phullnp Cosfam Sacond row Grant Wood Dale Salo Third row Marilyn Gefroh Jlm Hedman Fourth row Gary Hagen Wallace Johnson George Tofte BASS SECTION Furs! row Jnm Probsf Roger Bredahl Don Kabanuk Jam Smuth Second row Warren Hubbard Arlo Stevuck Jerry Hovey Robun Dunnell Thlrd row Darrell Morse Jon Norem Gary Melvus Wayne Momerak Fourth row Hem Parres LeRoy Smuth Dan Clark Ray Pederson 103- -' 2 , , , . : , - 2 f - 1 , , ,. .. is , ,.,, X ,. - . , .. 'A , - , F 'Q..J ,- V -.., '- 2 , . , . : , . ,,,. ff' A ,, : :.A . A' ea ww' we is was - fam ' l fs-- 'J ,: ifff' lil v , - I if If 9 Mw'f '5a' 6 1, g- ,Z'. S ' A ' . ' A. if . N: .x mfs 5' Y S liwftki N I 'Q M ly X ' X - ' ,- F' 1' 4 'ff w . -4' 'W' 3. I ..' A A Cappella Il Members Seek lst Choir Positions THE SECOND A CAPPELLA CHOIR, under the direction of Mr. Alex Encheff, is made up of sophomores who will comprise the first choir in their second or third year. While participating in the second choir, the members are taught the fundamentals of music and choral technique, such as voice blending, tonal quality and scale and pitch practice They presented a number of concerts during the course of the year Some of these included a concert at the First National Bank and a part in the annual Christmas pro gram Officers of Second A Cappella Choir include Sharon Kerr vice president Marlyn Heer President and DeAnne Thompson secretary First row Gail Mellum Jo Ann Nelson Kay White Sandra Gay Janet Hegreberg Kathleen Klein Kathleen Yuly Mary Angelos Second row Bonnie Spoklie Sharon Morris Sand a Klein Gloria Olson Margaret Manning Donna Zeitlow Sonia Froseth Leona Schmenchel Erlene Martmson Third row Bonnie Wilson Evelyn Linenko Karen Olson Marlene Lau kala Sandra Kaiser Sandra Carlson Beatrice Wefald Bonnie Leigh Ardiss Jacobson Phyllis Larson Josephine Swiss Sally Bonebrake Fourth row Bob Benham Alex Maragos Rodney Carpenter Marlyn Heer Gordon Keating Raymond Ka bunuk Boz Azure Vernon Swiss Darwin Kaeding Dennis Tanner Larry Swenson Robert Kabanuk De Anne Thompson Sharon Kerr Shirley Pautzke 105- f ' ' ' ' 1 , ' . , : I I I -I I I ' 'I I . 2 ' ', ', r '. 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WSQ K ini ..- S . . -ve . , 1 L z 'rx f -2 a ' v1 v '15 11 f ,N s J' Rl' J vn ! f i i '1' 9 ' Y My ff 5 5' is Bottom row Bonrta Thornby Pat Tumm Shnrley Rambur Mara Aton Top row Bruce Krag Romanne Ran dall Benme Sys Jlm Blore Darrold Roen Bottom row Margaret Rowe Prrculla Prmgle Darlene Fulepeck Second row Gladys Everson Jen Valgren Marcia Hamre Gayle Kelly Third row Gary Vardsveen Larry DuPaul Mike McLane Eldon Hull Fourth row Arlan Peterson Jim Nermyr Craig Elliott Larry Olson Wes Hlller Gary Nybakken Sf Bottom row Frances Sem JoAnn Gravlng Marlys Borgers Ilene Luedke Second row Sharon Senffert B ll Isaacson Duck Montgomery Jane Krueger Maruan Berg Thrrd row Gaylen Knhle Alton Burns Margo Bennett Dorus Schmeuchel Sharon Balsukot Fourth row Jam Ltum Larry Daly Dennus Torno Clayton Wal son Sharon Peterson 107 1 ' 1 1 1 - - 1 ' 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 . 3 1 1 ' 1 - 5 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 -an 1 1 - . H, ,. -- l . . ' .n 5' f 1 ,- , -1 ' 6 Q ' Q f 5 - 1 1 1 - 3 1 l 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 ' , . WOODWIND SECTION Flrst row Wesley Chrrshanson Judy Jennings Zefta Pedas Anne Ostroof Phulup Fauchald Soeond row Bernle Varberg Margne Hulberg Nell Souther Thlrd row Marcia Frank Duck Wal sta PERCUSSION SECTION Fmt row Mltzn Compton Browme Shnrley Carolyn Shnrley Second row Bll Blore Joe Emmet? BASS SECTION Left Io ugh! Ron Wussler Allan Harold Rodney Klnmple Wayne Selfors Eldon Hull ln front ns Lester Zook 108- . . . . . . 1 ' I I I I . . , , . . , - : : , , . . I , . 1 5 1 1 I , - Musicians in 2nd Band Groom for Membership in Concert Band The Minot High School Second Band,the novice group, will probably form the mainstay of next year's Concert Band and Pep Band. The group, which is directed by Mr. Arvel Graving, is composed of students who are interested in instru- mental music. The members become acquainted with band music and learn how to play their instruments in a group. The better players are promoted to the Concert Band and Pep Band. Officers of the Second Band are Don Dallman, pres- ident, Lynn Linnington, vice president, Cokey Morstad, secretary, Mary Pfahl, treasurer, and Marilyn Swanson, Jerry Stoner, Keith Harrington, Geraldine Hovland and Kay Wallery, librarians. Officers from left to right: Marilyn Swanson, Jerry Stoner, Don Dallman, and Lynn Linnington. Second row: Keith Harrington Mary Pfahl, and Geraldine Hovland. First row: Cokey Morstad and Kay Wallery, BAND MEMBERS from left to right, first row: Bruce Sannes, John Juhala, Bob Riebe, Don Waxberg, Duane Tlvedson, Marlene Varberg, Alma Huddleston, Marilyn Swanson, Karen Lund, Carol Olson, Norma Lawson, Mary Pfau, Algina Marcil, Deniece Hager, Yvonne Howard, Phillip Evie, and Leslie Putz. Second row: Dennis Oothoudt, Harley Strauss, John Fisher, Glenis Johnson, Ronnie Bernston, Charles McGin- ley, Mike Berg, Janet Bunker, Pat McDonald, Morris Johnson, Janet Dunnell, Nancy Shell, Tom Happel, Gayle Borgers, Kay Wallery, Kathryn Muus, Cokey Morstad, and Marilyn Livingston. Third row: Paula Costain, Nadine Ronning, John Odegard, Leon Miller, Ted Bed- narik, Jerry Goetz, Karen Vik, Judy Howard, Jannine Valgre, Marilyn Biergarden, Geraldine Hovland, Rebecca Wallace, Carol Furst, Pat Landis, Sharon Eaton, Lorraine Anderson, Jo Ann Lee, Jerry Stamen. Fourth row: Jerry Stoner, Keith Harrington, Don Dallman, John Kermott, Kathleen Butkey, Bary Lee Kersavage, Vernon Harold, Jim Ree, Bob King, Harold Kildahl, Skippy Shirley, Carol Johnson, Gary Luetzen, and Lynn Linnington. -1 09. Orchestra and New Dnrector Treat Mmot Pubhc MR WILLIAM ENGLESMAN Orchestra Dnrector OFFICERS Patsy Sharkey Presndent Phnlup Fauchald secretary Lester Zook vuce presudent Charles Sump son lnbrarnan THE MINOT HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA whuch has for nts new dnrector Mr Wlllxam Englesman IS a school organnzatron which practuces on school tame It as composed of twenty sux members from both the Mmot Hugh and Junlor Hugh schools The orchestra proved :ts musical posutlon IH the school and communnty by presentmg various concerts and partnclpatung an many events throughout the school year Qt Flrst row Carol Lee Enleen Gluege Carol Benton Julna Hokenstad Sharon Knvely Nancy Grlffee Second row Betty Shaw Sandra Page Shurley Smuth Beverly Arken Marlys Burgers Glen Kuvely Don Haynes Grieg Elliot Gary Langseth Clayton Wilson Allan Har bold Allan Botz Charles Sampson Lester Zook Joe Emmett Phnlup Fauchald Fred Muzechenko 110- 0 o , I l l . I 5 1 i - 1 I I I ' , . I ' I t I v. 8 1 I 1 1 , 1 - 5 I f I I I I I I I I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Bw Q First row Carol Lee Nancy Gnffee Betty Shaw Sharon Kively Beverly Aiken Marlys Borgers Second row Don Haynes Mr Engles man Gary Langseth Clayton Wilson Charles Simpson Allan Botz Glen Klvely Grieg Elliot SOME OF THE musical appearances the orchestra made during the year were presentations in the yearly North Dakota Western Divisional Orchestra Festival, a series of Sunday afternoon concerts, which were presented lomtly with the Childrens Symphony and the Junior Hugh School Orchestras and the annual spring concert The group also took part in the annual Christmas assembly and provided music for the Baccalaureate Allan Harold Joe Emmett Philip Fauchald ' Joe Emmett Eileen Gliege Sandra Page Carol Benton Shirley Smith Julia Hokenstad Patsy Sharkey K ' r ' l x 7 service and graduation exercises. .2 Q S ,Q ' f :V , v , . s lv X . 1 , -111- 4 - H A .f--. .M I Nw vM,,,..,f' ,. .1 I A , . i 1 , . ,rl .I ' 4 Y I 3 , 53 ' 4 H A .Q 35, IKM CZ. n- '- A nf-'A ..v '.' if fl M ' Q I Xi W ,z QFIHFQSY I f L J , ffq f 1 ,A I P Q ju I 3 , I I Q 5 ' , 4 K-W - .. we ,. X XXX A 'PS fl XX A 5 . if Q SQ ,Ai , Q4 Q. -4 4 i 3 x , N V Ts e i X C5 L 5 ,L f - F1-'HC1:7f:'. ...-'Sf 11 I ' ... O ' XX DAVID DUNNELL DUANE CARLSON Coach FOOTBALL SQUAD-First row: Bernie Varberg, Loren Hatchard, Mickey Mabin, Dick Walstad, Jim Lium, Gary Hagen, Gary Melius, Russ Goodwin, Gary Leslie, Duane Nelson, Dwight Redfern, Jim Fahy. Second row: As- sistant Coaches Bill Edwards and Nick Olson, Allen Stewart, Wes Hiller, Rodney Kemple, Larry Tangen, Faye Peterson, Wayne Momerak, Mike 114- THE MHS MAGICIANS wound up the football season with 4 wins, 3 losses and i tie for a fifth place standing in the conference. The Magicians won their September 9 game at Devils Lake by overpowering a weak Satan team by a score of 25-O. The Magi looked strong in their first game of the season. The following week the Magicians made their first home stand against the St. Mary's Saints of Bismarck and lost by a score of I8-6. The Magi traveled to Williston for the second road trip and third game of the year, where they tied the Coyotes i4-14. The next Friday they played the Rugby Panthers at Allen Field and won over the smaller Rugby team 32-O. NN. xii its McLain, Keith White, Student Managers Dave Dunnell and Kenny Sem. 39 41 Third row: Coach Duane Carlson, Asistant Coaches Archie Peterson and Odin Bryn, Sam Maragos, Jim Collins, Jack Kruse, Bob Azure, Robin Dun- nell, Arvine Hitland, Chuck Grimmels, Rolland Reinke, Arlan Peterson. The next week found the Maroon and Gold at Dickenson where they lost to a scrappy Dick- enson team 18-13. The Magicians came back the following week to meet the Mandan Braves who were then tied for first place with the St. Mary's Saints and the Bismarck Demons. It was Home- coming for the Magi and they crippled the Braves 20-19, to knock them out of the first place tie. It was the best team effort of the year by the Magicians. The last trip of the year took the team to Bis- marck where they put up a good fight to a strong Bismarck team but were defeated 14-6. The last game of the year the Maroon and Gold trounced the Jamestown Blueiays by a score of 29-O. SEM KENNY Student 115- ART HOVDE Assistant Coach I' Yeah these Jamestown Bluelays well be a cnnch Jnm Fahy aggressnve quarterback assures Gary Meluus left halfback steady gomg Russ Goodwm fullback and agnle passer Dwught Redfern nght halfback Coach Duane Carlson happaly agrees as he watches hus boys duscussung strategy The Magucuans went on to wm the game 296 Loren Hatchard Mickey Mabun Gary Hagen Wayne Momerak and Kenth Whate are fascinated by movnes of the last foot ball game Team members learn about thelr weaknesses durmg the re enactment of the latest encounter ,vm 2 117 t I 1 1 1 5 f 7 1 - , , ,V j di , rf , 5: s ! ' KP' ,J Q' ll X t, .X , pf-V A 'N ri, ' Y ,r,, tr, bl . L! 1 - - I I if-+41 as mi DPW FJ-ig Recelvnng mstructnons from Coach Carlson are a promnsmg group of sophomores left to right, first row Larry Tangen Faye Peterson Jrm Collnns Second row Bob Azure Wes Huller and Rollne Remke Russ Goodwun goes for touchdown as Larry Myers CMandanJ misses a shoestrmg tackle attempt 118- '. Q LQ ea wk, K 5 X V y 0 r h gtk S 6- .L 2 5 21 . -31 t K S 1 X Why' Li ' 1 fi ff f Fullback Russ Goodwm powers hrs way for a short gam agamsf Mandan as Jnm Fahy MU and Duane Nelson fforegroundj look on Goodwun evades St Marys tacklers as he goes down the sndehnes for a consnderable gam St Marys won 136 -119- Goodwun crosses the goal lane for an extra pomt wuth fnne blocknng ahead of hum The pomt helped Munot to wm the game from Mandan by a score of 20-19 End Gary Leslle catches a pass near the goal lane as Jamestown players move an for the tackle I .aff 120- - I haw? Vrkk K K I V . 4 K vga! ., lu: , sl or ,W gf' M xi - Q ,, , 3 gs' milf' Ml wx I L ,g fi '.,1,ifi ' , ' so , 7 53.1, X' VVm ',2.. 'A E1ig,q,i1- . T'n?T? f . W ' r l ll A ' ' , ,fy KA X ,-V I k. LJ' 49 SS, sff Ii 2-4. 1:53 5 4' U O Q - f w, s'1 'Y A Magicians Take Sixth in Division Standings MINOT HIGH MAGICIANS pictured loft to right low one Dua e Nel on Jm Fahy D ght Redfern and Faye Peterson Row Qwo Russ Good n Berne Varberg Jerry Johnson and Wes Hller Row th as Tom Skadeland Wayne Momerack Ray Pederson and Bob Azure 1'5- COACH ART HOVDE Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot Minot 122 SEASON S RECORD Saint Mary s Williston Grand Forks Devils Lake Bismarck Mandan Dickinson Saint Mary s Grand Forks Jamestown Wu I I iston Mandan Jamestown Rugby Dickinson Bismarck Rugby 59 42 I ' 41 ,ss.ess,.sss,s,s..........,..,s,......s,..,,.......... ' ' 44 ' 48 -, ,,,A -, ,,-,,,-,,,,,,-,,,,--,,,,,,,,..,,,e,,.,,,,..--..,,,,... 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Ray Pederson shows his ioy with a big smile as he receives the fifth place trophy assuring Minot of a place in the state finals. Student Manager Keith White is getting ready to perform one of his many im- portant duties as manager for the Magicians. Minot scores as the Dickinson Midgets stand by refusing to give up without a fight Ackermann Anna Adams Mable Jane Anderson Adele Anderson Anne Blerken Helen Bowman Les Carlson Duane Crano Marguernte Davy Joel Davy Ron Encheff Alex 778 78 68087 881 38100 4 Englesman Wulllam Afseth Carol Aho Merle Alm Darlene Anderson Floyd Austnn Carolyn Balsukot Sharon Behrens Beverly Bennett Margo Berg Barbara Berg Maxlne 15 85 94 15 72 73 78 154 79 102 82 7 15 92 37 77 85 94 95 107 92 102 15 77 Blelland Rnchard Black Elleen Blore Jlm 8luhm Marlys Bokovoy L1l1a Ann Braunberger Benlamxn Brockel Gary Brockell Rlchard Brostrom Beverly Brumfleld Jeanne Burns Alton Byrne Davsd Carpenter Joyce Chewakun Ronald Chrnstenson Wesley Clark Danny Coder Donald Coder Ronald Comstock Margaret Cornell Meredath Daarud Annette Dahl Bonme Daly Larry Desulets Ger ld Dunkel Barbara Dunnell Davnd DuPu1s Annette Earsley Weston Elllott Donovan Emmett Joe Emmett LeRoy Eruckson Deanna Estlnck Marlene Everson Dorns Fahy Jam Fauchald Phulup Faul Leslue Fedle Foley Frank Carol Jean 15 81 94 102 91 07 16 71 14 17 70 80 37 91 179 37 38 77 94 101 17 72 78 79 1418 7 18 72 78 108 18 37 82 83 4 18 72 75 78 79 115 120 123 24 19 37 77 108 110 Patrucua 9 Marc1a 14 19 39 70 80 90 Van De Ssreek Gary 33 70 71 75 76 91 Freda Frncke Margaret Ida Mae Gallaher Alyce Gefroh Marulyn Gevang Sally Geyer Jerry Gxeser Martun Gluege Januce Goldblatt Sheula Goodwun Russell Guelle Evelyn Hagen Dawn Hagen LeRoy Hambeck Donald Hambeck Marlys 100 102 106 108 14 19 72 73 78 19 37 67 77 85 20 37 71 88 90 114 115 19 81 3 95 102 ow LIB 50 Nw 8328 Index FACULTY Graber Connne 8 83 Gravmg Arvel 8 06 Henderson Charles Hofto Avnce Holum Martha Hovde Art Johnson Johan Laabs Wnllard Muller Paul Nagatomo Man 0Connor Louuse Paulson Mane Pntcher Muke 115 996 97 997 SENIORS Hannaford Doreen Hanson Janet Harold Allen Harstad Bonnta Hatchard Loren Henlng Ronald Hencke Emma Hendershot June Hermes Joseph Henmng Carolyn Herther Terry Hull Curtls 35 106 107 2194 00 14 27 37 7 Hall Eldon 22 31 37 77 106 107 Hoffman James Holbrook Barbara Holen Lullnan Holm Lavonne Holmgren Denms Hovey Jerry Hulberg Margue Irwm Arlus Isaacson Wnlleam Jensen Coletta Jensen James Johnson Arduth Johnson Karen Johnson Marulyn Jones Anna Lou Kamms Judy Kemble Wayne Kemp D1ane Klhlb Galen Kuvley Glenda Klovstad Dav1d Knudtson Phyllns Kohoutek Thomas Kolden Sandra Krueger Jane Kveset EI nzabeth Lade John Langseth Grant Larson Marlene 22 74 82 22 37 22 37 77 23 37 77 91 06 23 37 77 82 94 96 1 1 1 9 23 100 02 24 07 24 37 74 08 20 24 24 87 90 94 24 37 Krag Bruce 24 37 38 77 80 91 07 24 83 07 24 Laudenschlager Wayne Leathes Patrlcla Lee Joan Lenaburg Marlene Leslue Gary lewns Maxune long Olmda Lundervold L1ll1an Lushenko Ruchard Mclaun James M Mabm Mackey Mattern Lnnda Melnus Gary Moen Solveng Mollerud Marlys Muzechenko Fred Nelson Duane Nelson Lee Nelson Marlys Newman Glorna Nuelson Arlen N nelson Raymond Norem Jon Norns Beverly Oen Margaret Oen Marlone 25 100 102 25 81 25 59 76115 120 14 25 72 75 78 79 35 100 25 74 78 94 100 26 28 37 77 107 100 114 5 78 00 2 31 12 123124 26 37 77 100 26 26 27 78799293 27 67 70 5 5 8 1 70 1 04 94 27 Rathman Ruchard Robmson Roy Robnnson Wnlluam Rush Eula 1086 Scheerenberger Rnchard Schroeder Eleanor Shepard Helen Skorhenm Ray Smuth Keenan Steckel Frank Werre Esther Wllson Llllnan Ofsthun Shlrle Olander Avonne Oler Mauruce J Olson Larry Pace Glorua Paddock Bynl Paunter Aluce Pankow Thomas Pedas Zetta Pederson Raymond Peterson Sharon Petscke Carl Pfau Harvey Phelps RaNae Pnckernng Daren Pnckernng Karen Puetsch Bonme Preeper Nancy Pruce Faye Randall Romane Redfern Dwlght Reeves Delores Rmn Rae Ann 7 27 107 27 66 68 27 37 28 82 96 97 100 101 102 28 81 28 37 38 71 77 88 90 94 95 102 108 28 91 100 102 104 123 124 125 128 28 70 74 94 107 29 B3 29 74 94 103 29 107 29 75 115 123 124 126 Roberts Marlln J 29 90 91 Roen Darrold 14 29 37 39 80 91 107 Rogelstad Karen 30 68 81 Rohrer Barbara 30 83 Russell Madelyne 14 30 37 72 73 75 787980909294 Salo Karen 70 100 101 Sanders Lyle Sawby LaDonna Scheltens Beverly 37 70 72 73 77787988909294 Schlak Erllng Schlecht Darla 30 37 77 78 79 88 Schmeuchel Dons Schmelchel Wnllls Scott Wayne Selbold Helen Selfors Patrucua Selk Marvel Sem Frances Shurley Carolyn Smnth Carol Smuth LeRoy Smlth Shnrley Sorenson Barbara Sperry Carol Stebleton Maxme Steen Vernon Steffen Allen Straster Shnrley Stroud Melvm Swartzel Joel 'leugen Arlenne Temanson Jerome Templeman Sharon 72 73 92 94 75 76 74 92 31 75 83 94 100 101 37 51 82 90 91 94 3185 94 9 31 W 32 83 90 92 32 72 78 35 100 101 102 Tofte George 33 90 96 101 102 103 Torno Denms 33 107 Truerwenler Damel Urban Darryl E Vannett Ruth 33 102 Varberg Bernard 31 33 37 38 77 106 108 114 125 Vol lrner Robert 33 84 . 1 unnu-nhnuu-W--.H-nun.-ul-Nu---U 9 , '''111111ii11111111111111111111111111Z3 - 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Ola Maxune Olander Arnold Oler Phyllrs Olson Allen Osman Donna Ostroot Ann Mary Page Sandra Pamter Dayud Parnzek Jerry Peterson Arlan Peterson Gerald Peterson Karun Plesuk Devells Podruchny Loren Polmg Ronald Preble Robert Prlngle Prtscllla Probst James Puppe Jerry Raymo Betty Ree Shurley Reynolds V1v1an Ruebe Judy Roberts Justnn Roen Donald Ronmng Karen Ronmng MarQaret Rowe Margaret Runnells Georgune Sanders Judy Schestler Jon Schmenchel Duane Schmndt Lots Schnarble Ron Schultz Geraldlne Senffert Sharon Selfors Wayne Sem Kenne Sharkey Marcelle Skadeland Thomas Smith Davld Smutzler Jackue Souther Neul Spoklue Tom Sprmger Robert Steffen Robert Stemen Clrfton Stevuck Arlo Stewart Allan Stoner Jerry Straln Shlrley Sturnuck Judy Swanson Marnlyn Tangen Sharon Thompson Thomas Tnmm Patrrcna Tofstad LaVern Torgerson Carol Valgren Geraldme Vannett Aldrn Vannette Carole Vannett Pearl Varberg Lowell Vardsveen Gary Verley Marvnn Volk Juluette Vollmer Ronald Watland Duane Weeks Gerald Wehmhoefer Shlrley Westereng Earl Wherley Darlene Wullrams Januce Wolff Geraldme Wolseth Gary Yesenko Ellen Yuly Carole Zyllo Audrey 34 Bl 34 37 91 108 S8888 4694 46 107 68 74 78 47 94 76 83 91 00 74 94 107 47 94 47 74 80 94 95 47 92 96 47 106 123 47 80 83 92 47 108 47 68 82 102 47 100 47 76 90 47 100 7 48 76 94 107 48 84 92 102 48 74 4880 48 102 48 92 Y Z Abernathy Davud Aden Tony Anderson Charlotte Anderson Lorarne Anderson Marlorre Anderson Muroel Angelos Mary Aplass Allen Armstrong Dav1d Arnott Gary Aus Alan Austun Cathleen Austm Vonda ee Azure Robert Baker Joanna Barnard Edward Becker Inez Beeter Gerald D Benham Robert Blelland Lucalle Blelland Roger Blergaard Marrlyn Blouse Betty Bloms Austrus Blore W1ll1am Bone Nancy Bonebrake Sall Borgers Marlys Botz Allyn Bratvold Edward Braucher Jrmmy Braun Marvm Bredahl Roger Brumheld Mary Ann Buchwntz John Burghardu Kay Carlson Dale Carlson, Gary Carlson Sandra Carpenter Rodney Chrustuanson Joanette Coffee Charles Coles Karen Colluer Arvrd Colllns, J1m Compton Mrtzu Costam Paula Cree James Dalesness LeAnn DeForge Connre Dowmng Nancy Doyle Part: Dunkel Glen DuPaul Janrce Eaton Sharon Elefson Dons Ellrott John Ellrs Gary Enms Bonnre Erb Judnth Ernckson Evelyn Esterby Arnold Eyre Phrlrp Felrx Rose Fennell Omer Fnlrpek Darlene Freld Phyllls Flom Kathleen Foley Muchael Fossum Ronme Foster Rrchard Frrcke Edward Froseth Sonya Fuss Janet Gallaher Leon Garner Carolyn Garruson Vernon Gausvrk Clyde Gay Sandra Gerszler Margaret Goetz Jerry Goodwm Dorothy Gordon Reed Granherm Carol 53 83 94 105 105 115 12 125 6 53 94 53 92 53 84 53 105 53 83 53 59 53 80 107 108 53 94 96 97 53 107 53 110 53 84 53 84 53 103 53 96 53 83 53 05 53 105 53 92 114 54 94 08 52 54 80 94 96 742 1 54 94 1 54 83 54 82 8 1 54 92 94 105 G'-W-ns Jo Ann 54, sa 94 107 Index SOPHOMORES Gray Mary Gronos Robert Guy Sharon Hager Dan1ece Harder Darlene Halverson Henry Hambek Mary Handles Krtty Hanes Sabra Hanneford Rrchard Hanson Dorcas Hanson Delores Hanson Gordon Hanson Jean Harold Vernon Hasenwrnkle Theodore Haugeberg LeRoy Hauglle Roy Hausauer Bernice Heath Shlrley Heer Marlyn Hegreberg Jane Hennze Donald Helvug Allen Hendershot Delores Hennessy Thomas Herda Alan Herda Muryl Hrller Wesley Hoffman Drane Hopkrns Nadnan Hunter Ellen 55 107 Ilvedson Duane Jacobson Ardls Jensen Vera Johnson Ardeth Johnson Carol Jean Johnson Ruchard Jones Ruby Be Jothen Juhala J Kabanuk Kabanuk Kaedmg ny ohn Donald Raymond Darvln Kauser Sandra Lee Karlsen, Harley Keatmg, Gordon Kerr Sharon M Knttleson Kaye Klern Kathleen Klern Sandra Knutson Arl1sJ Korgel Leo J Kozachenko Joyce Krmgen Rrchard Krogman Stanley Krueger Vernon Kruse Jack Kupretz Jerry Kwasugroch Geraldme Larson Donn L Larson Janet Larson Phyllus Larson Robert Laukala Marlene Lawson Norma Lee Joan Leugh Bonnue Leugh Kenneth Lmenko Evelyn Lund Donna Lund Karen Luetzen Gary McDonnell Patnck Mannmg Margaret Maragos Alex Martunson Erlene Meluus Dean Melrus Donna Mellem Gaul Muckelson Marlene Morey James Morrus Sharon Morse Rodney Muus Kathryn Nelson, Bruce Nelson, Dorothy 55 09 52 55 55 105 55 83 94 05 4 118 125 6 55 92 55 09 55 105 5 56 84 56 96 97 105 52 56 80 94 105 56 56 94 56 82 94 105 56 B3 94 105 56114 56 105 56 105 B3 94 109 56 82 94 94 105 56 105 56 52 56 84 94 105 56109 Nelson JoAnn Nermyr James Ness Marvm Nnlson Mlchael bakken Gary Ofsthu Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson Olson n lrene Carol Curtrs Genevreve Glorna Ann Karen Patrrcra Osborn John Otto Alan 57 59 Paddock Harrret Parres He1t1 Patterson Glorna Paul James Pearson Kae E Pederson Rosalre Peterson Fay Pfahl Mary Pratt Roger Probst Thomas M Puseman Gary Putz Leslne Rarnbur Shrrle Randall Lana Reeves Mereduth Remke Rolland Renter Darnell Rhodes Gary Rrebe Robert Salo Dale Samson James Sannes Bruce Schmeuchel Leona Schmudt Darrell Shaw Betty Lou Shrrley Brownue Sumpson Charles Smnth Beverly Smuth James Smrth Paul Solberg Kenneth Sorenson Lloyd Sorelvogel Gary Spoklre Bonme St Croux Margorse Straster Donald Straus Harley Stroud Rodney 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