Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1960 volume:

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' Photography Editors Sports Editor ........... Advisor ..... ......--.....Dick Dahlen B renda J o Kounovsky udy Anderson Carol Hecker Larson Leon Steinberg ........Ralph Charley .......Sam Verbitsky To you, Mr. Graving, we gratefully dedicate this Searchlight. We want you to know that your pres- ence, your encouragement, and your com- plete faith have meant more to us than can be adequately expressed in words. Using the words which you wrote for our school song, may we salute you. Loyal and True -these are the constant qualities with which you have guided each passing stu- dent throughout the years. Although we can show no tangible token for the extra effort and time you have spent working for us, we are here paying you the highest tribute we can give. to show you in part how much you mean to the students of Minot High School who are privileged to call you their friend. We dedicate this Searchlight to you Xf'F Mr. Graving's family is an important factor, helping him to reach ever higher goals. Pictured are from left to right, Norman, JoAnn, Mrs. Graving, Sally, and Mr. Graving. S H My 5 ww? 'WWJU xii QQ K Uawfgj SW 4 WY Q A tr ation J QM MXQJQ Egg mv fm J M551 F My pp M W W M xx 2 H Constantly Expanding Enrollment Met by Competent Administration Our worthy principal looks over his daily mail. Students usually take for granted the smooth, efficient operation of MHS. But the problems of running a large high school are many and frequent. With this realization we would like to say a heartfelt Thank you to our entire administration. ' Superintendent James Slocum, the man with a smile. MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL BOARD, Row 'I: Bruce Van Sickle, Helen Kiel- hack, Harris Walstad, Mrs. Smith, Chuck Foster, Row 2: Carl Carlson, James Slocum, Sherman Day, Mr. Fuller. stack of Marilyn Glasgow, office secretary, has a full-time job, but is always ready to help the students. 1 at ,.1-asian-I!f ' f Minot High Teachers Present A Varied And interesting Staff PAUL C. RISTVEDT, teacher of chemistry ond aviation education, earned his Bachelor of Arts degree at MSTC and. a Master of Arts degree at the University of North Dakota, Mr. Ristvedt, who has served as co-chairman of the Science Fair, hails from Ryder, North Dakota. RON DAVY attended college here in Minot at'MSTC, where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree, and also attended the University of Montana and the Univer- sity of North Dakota. Mr. Davy, whose home town is Minot, teaches distributive education, commercial law, and salesmarnship. He lists sports as his hobby. CARL 0. HAGAR, instructor of Art I and ll, and Art Supervisor in the Elementary Schools, can well quote, One picture is worth a thousand words. Mr. Hagar earned the degrees of Bachelor of Science and Master of Educa- ton at the University of Minne- sota, in his home town, Minnea- po is. RUDY ZUPETZ, who instructs Mechanical Drawing I and ll, calls Virginia, Minnesota, where he attended Virginia Junior College, his home. He received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Colorado State College of Educa- ton, Greeley, Colorado. WILLARD B. LAABS attended o college out- side of the United States, the University of Mexico. Mr. Laabs, who received his degrees of Bachelor of Science from Winona State Teachers College and Master of Science from the University of North Dakota, teaches economics, American government, and discussion-debate. An enthusastic hobbyist, his hobbies are collecting coins and gardening. As well as being' an alumnus of Winona State College Mr. Loabs is also a native of the same Minnesota town. xm- LYNNE LEE LUDEMAN teaches French I and II and world history. From Aberdeen, South Dakota, she attended Northern State Teachers College there. Miss Ludeman, who majored in art, has a Bachelor of Arts degree from Downer College in Milwaukee. Her hobbies, being any art aspect, include painting' and printng, fi . 7 f- - ' . ' ,I K V fl Vffpxl 'I ,ikfifc lj 'L' ff fanny? -fi-f' ' ic -L- ' -f J sf jfvx ffo-jf.. ,lZfqV,x.Zfj2.f I. 6,1 I f U MERRITT E. CHRISTENSEN hails from Viborg, South Dakota, and at- tended the University of Minnesota, where he received his Bachelor of Science degree. Mr, Christensen, whose hobbies are tennis and astron- omy, instructs American history, economics, civics, and journalism. J Jed... HELEN SHEPHERD was born in Kevyon, Mississippi, and teaches American govern- ment and economics. Miss Shepherd earned her Bachelor of Arts degree from Carleton College and attended the University of California at Berkeley, the University of Minnesota, the Oregon State College at Corvallis, Oregon, and MSTC. JACK L. ALLISON holds degrees from two colleges, Bachelor of Arts from the Univer- sity of Illinois and Master of Science from Northern Illinois State Teachers College. He also attended Normal State Teachers Uni- versity and the University of Alabama. Mr. Allison teaches Spanish I and Il and English III. His hobbies are hunting, fishing, and ridding. His home town is Taylorville, inois. SAM A. VERBITSKY teaches Typing I, Shorthand I, Bookkeeping I, and advises the Searchlight staff. Mr. Verbitsky received his Bachelor of Science degree from MSTC and the degree of Master of Educaton from the University of North Dakota. His home town is Butte, North Dakota and his hobbies are fishing, hunting, and bow ing. WILLARD JONES teaches English lll', American history, and world history. Reading, camping, and walking are his hobbies. Jackson, Mississippi, is his home town. Mr. Jones has earned the degrees of Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in history from the University of Alabama and also Master of Arts in English from the University of Wyom- to ftfisffj- I F1 Q . ie we of iifefgyegez Rfffifgixe Q ssggs t.'s.i.eff. ,f l A.:-... 3' 'Six' JOHN M. COSTAIN is a study hall supervisor and teaches plane geometry, Mr, Costain is originally from Moorhead, Minnesota, and received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Moorhead State College, He majored in mathematics. ANNA H. ANDERSON, whose home town is Crary, North Dakota, teaches Latin I and ll. As hobbies she collects angel figurines, and travels. Receiving her Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees from the Uni- versity ot North Dakota, Miss Anderson has also attended the University of Minnesota, ,cg Washington, Colorado, and Hawaii. urea EDNA E. REIMCHE is librarian and also a native of Harvey, North Dakota. Miss Reimche has a Bachelor of Science degree from MSTC and studied advanced work lin library science at the University ot Denver. Srderingbtilms for Minot High and acting as Library lub advisor are also her duties. KEENAN H. SMITH teaches biology and is advisor to the Usher's Club. Mr. Smith calls Superior, Wisconsin, his home town and attended college there at Superior State College, where he received his Bachelor at Science degree. He also earned his degree of Master ot Education in Superior at Wisconsin State College, His hobbies include hunting, fish- ing, and reading. EULA M. RUSH, teacher of English ll and Red Cross Council advisor, was born in Paris, lllinois, but has lived in Minot many years and calls it home, Majoring in English, Mrs, Rush graduated from MSTC. She received a Bachelor of Science degree. She also attended the Uni- versity of Illinois. HELEN BJERKEN, who is senior class advisor, has a Bachelor of Science de- gree from North Dakota Agricultural College and teaches bio ogy and sociology, Mrs. Bjerken gardens as a hobby and likes outdoor living and cooking. She calls Minot her home town. JOHN ANDERSON received his Bachelor of Science de- gree from MSTC and a Master of Arts degree at the University of Chicago, Mr. Anderson majored inrmathe- matics and teaches alg'ebra. He calls Minot his home town. MARIE PAULSON, teacher of bookkeeping and typing, averages senior class g'rades, and is a native of Minot. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree from MSTC, where she majored in commerce. Miss Paulson attended the University of Denver and California, and also Dakota Business College and Willis Business College. HARLEY WEROS majored in mathematics and science at MSTC, where he received his Bachelor of Arts degree. He has also attended Graduate Summer School at Syracuse University and the University of North Dakota. Listing his home town as Harvey, North Dakota, Mr. Weros teaches solid geometry, advanced al- gebra, and chemistry. Hunt- ing, fishing, archery, and fly- ing rate as his hobbies. i r l MARTHA HOLUM teaches physical education and advises Pep Club. She majored in physical educa- tion and minored in English at Concordia College in Moorehead, Minnesota, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree, Miss Holum is originally from Barnesville, Montana. .gnc UUUUY osooa fzfeoee NORRIS L. JENSEN comes from Berthold, North Dakota, and teaches business education, Shorthand I and ll, Typing ll, and personal typing. Mr. Jensen, whose hobbies are guns, reading, and woodworking, has a Bachelor of Science degree from MSTC and is NDEA President of De- partment Classroom Teachers. LYLE R. FOGEL is from Des Lacs, North Dakota and in- structs world history. He at- tended MSTC for his Bache- lor of Science degree, Taylor University in Upland, Indiana, and completed residence work for a Master of Arts degree at the University of North Dakota. Mr. Fogel mentions his hobbies as duck hunting and camping. MILAN E. PITCHER hails from Courtenay, North Da- kota. He teaches crafts and Woodworking I and ll, Mr. Pitcher holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the Uni- versity of North Dakota and lists girls-his four daughters as his hobby. ' 1 ' ss , .E was Q . f w : . . new-. ,M ,K K -.f ff- 5 ,t ,B il if f , f 'V S ...sr R ,,.,., 'THVRYT fl . ..... . ..,,, y g ' - A J . . ii as as I - A44 .K ',.4i, Q 'HLA ART HOVDE attended the University of North Dakota and received his Bachelor of Arts degree at Mayville State Teachers Col- lege, where he majored in social science. He is the head football and assistant basketball coach, and also teaches boys physical education and health. RICHARD LEITE teaches industrial arts, metal work, elec- tricity, auto mechanics, vocational agriculture, and shop. His Bachelor of Arts degree was earned from MSTC here in Minot, which he also calls his home town. Mr. Leite, who majored in industrial arts, also holds a Master of Education degree from the University of North Dakota. Included in his hobbies are automobiles and carpentry. MARGUERITE CRAIG, who is from Bottineau, North Da- kota, teaches advanced al- gebra and plane geometry Miss Craig graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Macalester College, St. Paul Minnesota, where she ma f.. jored in mathematics. in.. ALLEN LIND is ,spending his first year at inot High, serving in the capacity of orchestra director. He re- ceived his Bachelors degree at MacPhail College and his Masters at the Universit? of Colorado. Mr. Lind is rom Minneapolis, Minnesota, and collects old violins and bows. ROY ROBINSON teaches phy- sics and chemistry and was born in Davenport, Iowa. Mr. Robinson attended St. Am- brose College, where he re- ceived his Bachelor of Science degree in physics and earned the degree of Master of Science at the University of North Dakota, GERHARD M. ELLESTAD teaches United States history and is a study hall supervisor. His hobbies are hunting and fish- ing and woodworking. His home town is Williston, North Da- kota, Mr. Ellestad received his Bachelor of Science degree at MSTC, where he majored in history. ADELE M. ANDERSON from Rush City, Minnesota, received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Carleton College and did post-graduate work at the Universit of Minnesota and Wisconsin. Miss Anderson, who teaches English Ill, lists various kinds of collections and reading as her hobbies. MARY KDICKENSOND GARBE attended Greenville Col- lege, Greenville, lllinois, and graduated from North Dakota Agricultural College at Fargo, North Dakota, with a Bachelor of Science degree. Mrs. Garbe teaches Home Economics ll and was born in Grafton, North Dakota. She likes to sew and travel and also lists photography as a hobby. HARDY D. LIEBERG teaches harmony and directs ninth grade chorus, Symphonic Choir, and Girls' and Men's Chorus, Mr. Lieberg received his Bachelor of Science degree from MSTC and attended Indiana University. He also did graduate work at Colorado State College and calls Minot his home town. DONALD A. PETERSON teaches courses in English Il, physical education, and swimming. He holds the deg'rees of Bachelor of Science from MSTC and Master of Education from the University of North Dakota. He enjoys boating and swimming. His home town is Minot. Nllllt M i l ,W if i J , if 1 if .4 EILEEN P. GHERING calls Spokane, Washington, her home town and teaches English IV. She is working to- ward her Master of Arts degree and now holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Montana State Univer- sity. Her hobbies are skiing, knitting, and collecting books and records. , fl l P IA i MARY B. NICHOL graduated from MSTC, where she majored in education and English and minored in psychology, Mrs. Nichol teaches English IV and is a native of Upham, North Dakota. CLAIR 0. HOBERG, instructor of world history, is from Burnstad, North Dakota. Mr. Hoberg has a Bachelor of Science degree in ln- dustrial Arts from Ellendale State Normal and industrial School, and a Bachelor of Science degree in agriculture from the North Dakota Agricultural College. A hunting and fishing enthusiast, he also likes boating and swimming. LECLAIR MELHOUSE, who is an alumnus of MSTC, earned his Bachelor of Science degfee from the University of North Dakota. A plane geometry teacher, Mr. Mel- house is from Minot. DUANE CARLSON, football and wrestling coach, instructs physical education and health. Originally from Mo- hall, North Dakota, he at- tended MSTC, receiving his Bachelor of Arts degree, and the University of North Dakota, earning a degree of Master of Arts. Two of his avocations are athletics and music. DAVID LOMMEN, Minot High's dramatics director, teaches English ll, speech, and drama. Mr. Lommen received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Concordia Colleg'e, Moorhead, Minnesota, and his Master of Arts degree from the North Dakota Agricultural College at Fargo, North Dakota. He is from Maddock, North Dakota and advises Playmakers and Thespians. ..- LEE HAUGSTAD, born in Minot, attended college at MSTC and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. Mrs, Haugstad in- structs courses of Typing l and Eng ish ll. ELEANOR A. SCHROEDER majored in history and social sciences at the University of North Dakota which she attended for four years. Miss Schroeder, who is from Upham, North Dakota, teaches United States history. 3 ez. is i ,K K 'gn .gi mi. lllfh H--... M wa. 1 G MR. CARL BLOOMQUIST, who served as psychology in- structor and guidance coun- selor at MHS, was fortunate to receive a 52,390 scholar- ship from the University of Nebraska. MR. NORMAN HOWE, advises FFA, which has one of the most extensive displays of equipment and literature of any organizational group. --...M fr If Junior English teacher, MRS. MARY GARBE, tries not to let the student flottery have too profound an effect on their report card grades. Sweeping between balcony rows after a stage perfor- mance, is a necessary task for janitor OSCAR JOHNSON. lt probably appears that all the janitors do is sweep, but LEO SMITH knows Minot High has a lot of floor space to keep clean. Who can figure out what goes on inside an ailing radiator? This is probably what crosses VICTOR KABANUK'S mind as he inspects a faulty member of the heating system. AM, ,,,,,,.A- -f-fm' Sophonnores 'l-X-.AN New Sophomores Discover Very Busy High School Life High school is really exciting, but rather hectic until one becomes familiar with it. This seems to be the common opinion of the sophomores, yet a happy one. However, now nearing the end of this year, the studies, hall rushes, and school clubs have become a part of everyday life. They are eagerly awaiting the time when they will be upper classmen and are thinking that, all in all, a sopho- more year is a wonderful experience. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Dick Marquart, Sue Swenson, Carolyn Juhala, Connie Carlson. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL, Row 1: Sharon Schrnelling, Doug Sutter, Rennie Andreas, Carolyn Juhala. Row 2: Mike Kohl, Connie Carlson, Sue Swenson, Sally Graving. Row 3: Bruce Nybakken, Dick Marquart, Mark Nedrud, Jack Peterson, Keith Elliott. ,. , f siersifmz 5,1 4 if ii ..-2 W A 5 -11 ,S x EF if 'fi ,., if I 6, Q if - iw H? ,, 'iii if if . i Q fe ,e . '4 . is , , ,E M V -ef: .L es: ,asf I? iff' .iyimff 1 f , ,,:l, 5, V ff.1.eg:ge,, Q, - 3, ig, i 1 ..-as se a.. , . . .,-,,- ,W . . , ,1 3' S, Jw.- M, an A i fe , W 1 . 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Deadline nears and the paper staff hurriedly finishes the last important details, and gives them to typists Peggy Snyder and Judy Reed. Now Lana Elliott, you wouldn't, you couldn't do such a terrible thing to Jim l-lauge. He dosen't look too worried thoughg come to think of it, it would be a good way to cool off after an exam. Polly Tsami seeks a bit of last-minute advice on an assign- ment from Miss Shepard. Well, if it isn't Professor John Webber' Hard at work studying as un-usual. Q .1 .uf - 1151.9 'Q- U Juniors Long Months ol Planning Fulfilled by Prom The word fun does not begin to describe the activities of the 1959-60 Junior Class. Throughout the year the class has had many projects. Among these -were candy sales, a carnival booth, pop bottle drives, and dances. With these hard-earned profits, the class is planning the much looked-forward-to Junior-Senior Prom. The work the class has successfully completed with the assistance of their imaginative advisor, Mr. Fogel, is proof of their ability, and has pre- pared them for an even busier year in 1960-61. ,ff 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Judy Hamm, Sec-Treas.5 Dick Kjos, Pres., Priscilla Day, Vice-Pres., Mr. Lyle Fogel, Class Advisor. l ll THE JUNIOR CLASS COUN- CIL, Seated: Pauline Nest- ingen, Pat Struxness, Carol Appel. Standing: Carroll Rasch, Dwight Wiedrich, Scott Hoopes, Mike Stadick, Dick Fischer, Bruce Walker, Gary Luedke. A,A,L,, . VA,5 - . el ' ' aa , Y 3? if , ,, , jus, A Jr W Q , :I an Ji at ? ? 3 1 N 2 2 fd sffgeea. or a n ' My N' X Q ip? 'A K H me ,W . F N '3- ffyff.J,g,,N , ,ggi . ,kf JLMHS 'k fi eww .. . ,W ks! Is, 7- ,.3'i,,1m,,,,, Y, ,- ,,:, W ,,,N , - , eww ' 5? 4 -ai- Q Q il' ' Mft? QS' Wax 15+ .fy Q K .wigs MWMWQQ y 'W view in -Y 31' 5.4 Q gnnwwf W, , ll .Q In ,1,,g:, A - ,. X 2,Wp, 3, A, if ie ,4 2.,.,,v fr l A , 5 3239 . 25-'M . 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Members of MHS Pep Club support the team by learning new cheers at a pep assembly. ii xg L xv X M 1 h '-fs-X. f -Q ,X xg 'M Seniors WW f Nw gy, A Years at MHS Prepare Graduating Seniors for Future For the Seniors, graduation brings a climax to These years of work, including the time and three industrious years. The class, advised by Mrs. effort put into the Carnival and Junior-Senior Helen Bjerken, has undertaken many projects, in- Prom, have given the seniors a basis for success in cluding the Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate, and the future. Commencement. CLASS OFFICERS: Joan Bondly, Pres., Mrs. Helen Bierken, Advisor, Edith Rob- erts, Sec-Treas.p Adell Guid- inger, Vice-Pres. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS, Seated: Elaine Mattson, Peggy Snyder, Carol Benton, Rosalie May. Standing: Ron Buerkle, Allan White, Craig Gjerde, Jack Benhom, Clarence Steven- son. I .... Q- - M IE I. 35 l l l Judith Anderson Kenneth Anderson l l Dennis Aberle Gayle Aho Donna Aiken -'ai' Bonnie Albrecht Jean Anderson LaDonna Anderson Rebecca Anderson Verle Anderson Gust Angelos DENNIS ABERLE: DECA 3, transfer from Karlsruhe 2. GAYLE AHO. DONNA AIKEN: Library 3, BONNIE AL- BRECHT: Cheerleader l,2, Reserve l,2, Pep Club l,2, 3, Playmakers l,2,3, make-up co-chairman 3. JEAN ANDERSON: Honor Society 3, Pep Club l,2,3, A cap- pella 3, IIA cappella l, Girls' Chorus 3. JUDITH AN- DERSON: Homeroorn Officer l, vice-pres., Prom Co- chairman 2, walls, Searchlight 3, art editor 3, Honor Society 3, French Club 3, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l, 2,3, scenery 3. KENNETH ANDERSON: Footboll l,2,3, Basketball l, Wrestling 2, Loyalty Day Court. LA DONNA ANDERSON: Pep Club l,2,3,. REBECCA AN- DERSON: Homeroom Officer 3, sec-treas, Lab Assist- ant 3, Searchlight 2,3, associate editor 3, Honor Society 2,3, Latin Club 3, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l,2,3, costumes co-chairman 3, Thespions l,2,3, Concert Band l,2,3, VERLE ANDERSON: FFA l,2,3. GUST ANGELOS, Hand on her cheek, Judy Ander- son is amazed at what Diane Barsness has to tell, but Charlo Peterson remains cool as a cu- cumber. To what brand of tran- quilizers do you owe your calm, Charlo? Judie Smith and Mary Keating seem to be getting a large charge from this little ship. What's the big joke, girls? PHILLIP AUS: A cappella 3, Men's Chorus 2,3 DONALD AUSTIN. GERALDINE BAKKEN: Hi Times 3, Searchlight 2,3, Co-Class Editor 3, Honor Society 2, 3, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l,2,3, tickets co-chair- man 3, Concert Band 2,3, Cadet Band l, vice-pres. l. MARLYN BALSUKOT: Prom Co-Chairman, walls 2, Searchlight l,3, Honor Society 2,3, French Club 3, co- pres. 3, Pep Club l,2,3, Playrnakers l,2,3, tickets co- chairman 2, programs co-chairman 2, Thespians l,2,3. BENET BANKARD: Student Council 3, Horneroom Of- ficer 3, pres., transfer from Ashija, Japan 2. DIANE BARSNESS: Homeroom Officer l, sec., Pep Club l,3, Playmakers 3, Concert 3, Band 3, Cadet Band l, librar- ian, Acappella 3. DONALD BARSNESS: Homeroom Of- ficer 3, vice-pres., Red Cross Council 3, Playmakers l, 2,3, Thespians 2,3, Concert Band 2,3, Cadet Band l. Nikki Besemann Russel Bezanson Lois Bibow Betty Bjellend v.' - rm: -ii i. Gary Bell John Benham Carol Benton Michael Berg Phillip Aus Donald Austin Geraldine Bakken Marlyn Balsukot Benet Bankard A Diane Barsness Donald Barsness Marion Bauman Clinton Beeter David Bjornson Terrance Boe Janet Boeh rs James Bolstacl Joan Bondly . 2r0'A ri IW' 61 suv'-v, g '77 7-4' . S- 5 4-nf' n i i . f , K 1 ,fcffufff ' 7,53 x ,5,fixLQVw Z? 4 V - - , ,. 1, , . . Jc.fL,,x4 f'5 '74 4 sfiw, Z Hmmm, muses Karen Wendt, are you sure there are no ex- emptions from semester tests this year, Kay? Kay Ulvestad seems to know the advance news, but finds convincing Karen and Chorlo Peterson another story. S-af g L,L,,.c 1-yew .A fkdiyl rf' 5- i 'i Lll-if 'fre' ' i it 4 5' 1- -17 Le Lf QU' ff' 14. M MARION BAUMAN: FFA 2,3, Bible Club l,2,3, Con- cert Band 3, Cadet Band l,2. CLINTON BEETER. GARY BELL. JOHN BENHAM: Student Council 3, Homeroom Officer 3, pres., Boys' State Delegate, Honor Society 3, Concert Band l,2,3, Pep Band l,2,3, A cap- pella 2,3, vice-pres. 3, ll A cappella l, Men's Chorus 2,3. CAROL BENTON: Student Council 3, Class Officer 2, vice-pres., Homeroom Officer 3, pres., Prom Co- ' ,J fd chairman, tickets 2, Honor Society 2,3, Pep Club l,2,3, . qw- Cf-.1 DLC! 11' LA, I ',,:,JVt,,,,.LV ff x, cv. l A Lf -,-121 cs. K ,U15 cy 01'-ff K' ,cg-carlj fFzM,42fC,,C ,ff yZ..4j.,L.-My L W rr L-if-' fJHJ '3'MF' f' ,QQ ,La C, ,7 f f-:I 7-zt.-'ff . l Q f57i.L1m 4? if We QC4'l if 'C ft fi Playmakers l. MICHAEL BERG: Student Council l, State Student Council Delegate l, Homeroom Officer l, pres., Wrestling 3, Track l,2, Playmakers 3, Concert Band 2,3, Cadet Band l, Pep Band 2,3. NIKKI BES- EMANN: FHA l, Pep Club 3, GAA 3. RUSSEL BE- ZANSON. LOIS BIBOW: DECA 3, FHA l,2. BETTY BJELLEND: Red Cross Council 3, Art Club 3, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l,2. DAVID BJORNSON: Homeroom Officer 3, vice-pres., Football l,2,3, Playmakers 3, Con- cert Band 3, Cadet Band l,2, A cappella 3. TERRANCE BOE. JANET BOEHRS: Ushers Club 3, Pep Club 3, Play- makers 2,3 JAMES BOLSTAD: A cappella 3, Mens' Chorus 2,3 JOAN BONDLY: Student Council 2,3, State Student Council Delegate 3, Class Officer 3, pres., Loyalty Day Princess 3, Carnival Co-chairman 2, Honor Society 3, Latin Club 3, GAA 2,3, treos, 2, Pep Club l, 2,3, Playmakers I. El A ,,,. f .l...l an v-fb Didn't I tell you this was better than standing by your locker? says Jesslyn Geving to Ron Larson, who probably agrees with her. VERNETTA BOOMER: Latin Club 35 Searchlight 2,3g Pep Club l,2,3g Playmakers l,2,3g Thespians 2,3. ROBERT BORKHUIS: Loyalty Day Court 3g Football l,2,3g Basketball l,2,3g Track 2: Phy Ed Ass't. 25 Honor Society 2,3, vice president 3. ROGER BOWLES: Home Room Officer 2, sec-treosg Football 2,35 Basketball 2,3g concert Band i,2,3. ALVIE BRADLEY: FFA l,2,3. Janet Bunke' Alanis BRANDT: A cappella 34 JEANETTE sizowri: Dome' Burke Transfer Student from Deering 3. ERIC BRUNNER: Roberta Burrneister Science Club 25 Chess Club 3g Playmakers 3. RONALD Lloyd Bush BUERKLE: Student Council 2,35 Home Room Officer Vernetta Boomer Robert Borkhuis Roger Bowles Alvie Bradley Ardis Brandt Jeanette Brown Eric Brunner Ronald Buerkle Frank Buettner Dale Caldwell Peggy Califf l-ljalrner Carlson Dorothy Chandler Wil' 'QS' ..-M' Ralph Charley Jacqueline Christensen Matthew Caad blordell Cockrell Zenieda Coffee 1' l QQ'-' 1 . .E 'ay vw T 'f-1.3 Qi' 4-0 ficer l,2,3, sgt. at arms, Searchlight 3, sports editor, Playmakers l,2,3, Thespians 2,3, president 3, A cap- pella l,2,3, president 3, Men's Chorus 2,3. JACQUE- LINE CHRISTENSEN: Home Room Officer 2, sec,, Pep Club 2. MATTHEW COAD: Science Club 2, Latin Club 3, Concert Band 2,3g Cadet Band l, NORDELL COCK- RELL: Student Council l, Home Room Officer l, presi- dent, l-li Times 23, Searchlight l,2,3, Quill 81 Scroll 2,3, GAA 2, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers 2,3, A cappella 2,3. ZENIEDA COFFEE: Ushers Club 2, Science Club 2, Chess Club 3, Latin Club 3, Pep Club 2,3, Playmakers 2,3, Acappella 3, E .4 'xii Jiri fr' -. . , L... N.. wwf K'-'74 1 -f ,L EL L ' h l ' 1 1 1l's'- Ill 751, llr ie4l',T 'j ag '-'f ' ' L- llf,-- lnl1'- -J' '- fff.lr'rn - , K N4 I .- . , J -::: . ' A,-.v---,...:..fi.'. :uw 11-1-- Q K 4 hw It .- ,A-1 S , iff A 1 r, 1- I I-Nl TTT'- r 'X'T T ' N vu Dai. 22 .- Jf-.i:,, cu 1: - fi. wax. .' 9 ' Y. 'I ,':fTu Q. '- 1' ,nfl -L- .,l4X h Lllfl'-II-I-rl-: . . f7l'l,g 2,3, president, Loyalty Day Court 3, Football l,2,3, Basketball l, Wrestling 2,3, Track l,2,3, Phy Ed Ass't. lg Psychology 2, Concert Band 3, Cadet Band l,2, presi- dent 2. FRANK BUETTNER. JANET BUNKER: Pep Club l,2,3, Library Club 3, president, Concert Band l, 2,3, Librarian 3, Pep Band. DANIEL BURKE. ROBERTA BURMEISTER: Home Room Officer l, sec., 2, sec-treas., A cappella l,2,3. LLOYD BUSH. DALE CALDWELL: Wrestling 2,3, Track 2,3, Phy Ed Ass't. 3, PEGGY CALIFF. HJALMER CARLSON: Boys' State Delegate 2, Playmakers l,2,3, Thespians 2,3g Concert Band 3, Cadet Band l,2. DOROTHY CHANDLER: Concert Band 3, Cadet Band 2. RALPH CHARLEY: Home Room Of- Lois Pammier informs Ralph Charley that he looks ridiculous, and poor Lana Elliott, who can't contain herself, is about to be contained in that trash barrel. l 45 Maybe conversation has gone out of style, or is it possible that Dave Morquart, Mel Obedin, Clarence Stevenson, and Ralph Charley are fresh out of subject matter? LORAINE COLEY: DECA 3, Library Club 2, Transfer from Williston 2. FLOY COSBY: Red Cross Council 3, Pep Club l,2,3, Concert Band 2,3, Cadet Bond l. JACK CRAWFORD. KAREN CUMMINGS: Student Council 2,3, vice pres, 3, Sec, 2, State Student Council Delegate 2,3, Home room officer 2, pres., Girls' State Delegate 2, Honor Society 2,35 Red Crass Council, pres. 2, Latin Club 3, Pep Club l,2,3, sec. 2, Playmakers l,2,3, ticket chairman 3, A cappella l,2. MICHAEL CUMMINGS: Homeroom officer 2,3, treasurer 2, vice pres. 3, Basket- ball l,2,3, A cappella 2, ll A cappella I, Men's Chorus 2, GARY DAHL: Boys' State Delegate 2, Golf 2,35 Cadet Sharon Eidahl Lana Elliott Joyce Endreson Peggy Ennis Loraine Coley Floy Cosby Jack Crawford Karen Cummings Michael Cummings Gary Dahl Dale Dallman Nancy Danielson Marlene Dackter Marlys Erickson Patricia Esterby Bonnie Evensan Eunice Everson Jerry Fillmore , 'br' wg hai! 'gf' '2. l-f .I X Girls' State Alternate 2, Loyalty Day Princess 3, Prom Co-Chairman, punch, Cheerleader, varsity 3, reserve 2, Honor Society 3, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers I,2,3, make-up co-chairman 3, A cappella l,2,3, sec. 3. JOYCE ENDRESON: Homeroom officer 2, sec., Honor Society 3, FHA I, Pep Club i,2,3. PEGGY ENNIS: trans- fer from Donnybrook 3. MARLYS ERICKSON: Home- room officer 2, treas., Ushers Club 2, Pep Club I,2, Acappella l,2,3. PATRICIA ESTERBY: Red Cross Coun- cil 2.BONNlE EVENSONQ Pep Club l,2. EUNICE EVER- SON: Homeroom officer 3, treas, Pep Club l,2,3, Play- makers. JERRY FILLMORE. Band Ig Concert Band 2,3. DALE DALLMAN: Phy Ed Ass't. lg NANCY DANIELSON: Girls' State Alternate 2, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l,2,3, Thespians 2,3. MARLENE DOCKTER: Homeroom officer I, sec.-treas- urerg DECA 3, Pep Club l,2,3g Playmakers l,2. SHARON DOMINO: FHA l,2, Pep Club I,2,3, Play- makers 2,3, Thespians 3, A cappella l,2,3. LEONARD DOTSON: transfer from Dayton, Ohio, 2. LOUIS DU- PUIS: Homeroom officer 2, vice pres., Playmakers l,2, 3, vice pres. 3, Thespians 2,3. MARGARET DURST. SHARON EIDAHL: Pep Club I,2,3g Playmakers 3. LANA ELLIOTT: Homeroom officer l,3, vice pres., For the Sadie Hawkins' Day Dance, Lana Elliott sports bermuda-alls and a plaid shirt knotted calypso fashion. Are you sure this payola bit will work with the judges? Linda Fugelso questions Pete Rismoen. We've just got to win the Sadie Hawkins Day Contest! SHARON FJELD: FHA lg Pep Club l,2,3. LOIS FOSTER: Student Council 25 Homeroom Officer 2, pres.5 Prom Co-chairman, tickets, Honor Society 2,35 Red Cross Council 35 Latin Club 35 Pep Club l,2,35 Playmakers l5 Orchestra l,25 Cadet Band l. JEAN FOUTZ: Girls' State Alternate 25 Ushers Club l,2,35 Bible Club 35 A cappella 2,3. LEROY FRICKE. LINDA FUGELSO: Stu- dent Council l5 Homeroom Officer l, pres5 Prom Co- chairman 2, lounge5 Hi Times 3, feature editorg Search- light 2,35 Honor Society 35 Library Club 3, SGC., Pep Club l,2,35 Playmakers l,2,3, concessions chairman 2, props co-chairman 3. SARA JANE FUGELSO: Horne- room Officer 3, sec.5 Pep Club l,2,35 Playmakers l,2,35 Thespians 2,35 Concert Band l,2,35 GAA 2,3. ROBERT GAUPER: DECA 3, vice-pres. Transfer from Oregon City, Oregon 2. JESSLYN GEVING: Student Council I5 Class Officer l, pres.5 Homeroom Officer 2, vice-pres.5 Girls' State Delegate 25 Prom Co-chairman 2, canopy5 Cheerleader l,2, Varsity 2, Reserve l5 Lab. Assistant 35 Hi Times 2,3, editor-in-chief 35 Quill and Scroll 2,3, vice-pres. 3, Honor Society 2,35 Math Club 25 Pep Club Norman Graving Diana Grey Arnold Grosz Adell Guidinger Sharon Fjeld Lois Foster Jean Foutz LeRoy Fricke Linda Fugelso Sara Jane Fugelso Robert Gauper Jesslyn Geving Karen Gieser Sheryl Gieser Craig Gjerde Eileen Gliege Robert Grasmoen Sandra Gulbranson Diana Haberlack Dixie Hagen Daniel Hager Jerilyn Halligan Q? '95 -'S C' k. 'Zb- ,gd ., 3? .gf .- .L' ff-' f 'rf Y ,ff A C vfi 'S ii s Q tv 5- R X .Ax if Q ft Do you really think these extra cards are the only reason l'm winning? Den- nis.lankeasks NormanGrav- ing and Erwin Johnson. l,2,3, reporter l, Playmakers l,2. KAREN GIESER: DECA 3. SHERYL GIESER: FHA l,2, Pep Club l.CRAlG GJERDE: Student Council l,3, Homeroom Officer l,3, pres., Boys' State Delegate 2, Honor Society 2,3, Math Club 2,3, Science Club l,2, Latin Club 3, Orchestra l,2,3, Concert Band l,2,3, Men's Chorus 2,3 EILEEN GLIEGE: Student Council 2, Homeroom Officer 2, pres., DECA 2,3, state parliamentarian 2, pres. 3, Red Cross Council l , ROBERT GRASMOEN: Hi Times l,2, photog- rapher, Searchlight 2, photo editor. NORMAN GRAV- ING: Boys' State Delegate 2, Concert Band 2,3, Cadet Band l, Pep Band 3. DIANA GREY: Homeroom Officer 3, sec., FHA l,2, Pep Club l,2, Playmakers 2,3. ARNOLD GROSZ. ADELL GUIDINGER: Student Coun- cil 2, Class Officers 2,3, pres. 2, vice-pres, 3, Homeroom Officer l, vice-pres., Hi Times 3, business manager, Searchlight l, Honor Society 2,3, Pep Club l,2,3, Play- makers l,2,3, sec. 2, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award, SANDRA GULBRANSON: Homeroom Officer 2, sec.- treas,, Phy Ed Ass't. 2,3, Home Ec. Ass't 2, Hi Times 2, editorial editor, Searchlight 2,3, business manager 3, Quill and Scroll 2,3, Honor Society 2,3, French Club 3, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l,2,3. DIANA HABER- LACK: Ushers Club l,2, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l,2,3. DIXIE HAGEN: Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l,2, 3, Thespians 2,3, A cappella l,2,3, DANIEL HAGER: Wrestling 3. JERILYN HALLIGAN: Home Ec. Ass't. 3, Ushers Club l,2, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers 3. v 5, fllMmQv2't l'-X X' .Q lbt ry., k-agiigfi f: MMM ,343-ef! X , s A! it iii 'li E. Q, zu:-Ji. 35. W uv A .. gg 5, Judie Smith gets a large charge from what Mary Keating says, but it rings no bell on Jesslyn Geving's laugh meter. GARY HAMBEK: Home Room Officer 3, sec-treas.g Boys' State Alternate 2g FFA l,3, PETER HANENBERG: Transfer Student from Bishop Ryan 2. DARLEEN HAN- SON: Home Room Officer l,sec-treas.g Red Cross Coun- cil 2g Ushers Club l,2g Pep Club l,2,3g Playmakers l. CAROL HANSON: Home Ec Ass't. 35 Hi Times 3g Honor Society 2,3g Red Cross Council 39 FHA 1,25 Latin Club 3g Pep Club l,2,3g Playmakers lg A cappella l,2. VIR- GIL HANSON: Home Room Officer 2,3, sec.g Football l,2,3g Wrestling 2g Track 2, ALLYN HARSTAD: Boys' Carol Hecker Shirley Helland Lynn Heller Allan Helseth Gary Hambek Peter Hanenberg Darleen Hanson Carol Hanson Virgil Hanson :lbw ...ua-Q. Allyn Harstad James Hauge Gaylen Haugeberg Bryan Hawley nf' Waltraut Hencke Judith Hennes Lynn Herther Norman Hoiland ZR' -.155 Thomas Holbrook Sharon Holen WN ,Q-M Harvey Hamann Dorothy Holmen Gayle House ft Rr 4. ff, 'Y' ALLAN HELSETH: Wrestling 35 FFA l,25 Bible Club 3. WALTRAUT HENCKE: Home Room Officer l, sec.5 A cappella l,2,3. JUDITH HENNES: Distributive Edu- cation 35 Pep Club l,2,35 Girls' Chorus 3. LYNN HER- THER: Loyalty Day Court 35 Football l,2,35 Wrestling 2,35 Track 25 Cadet Band l. NORMAN HOILAND. THOMAS HOLBROOK: Playmakers l. SHARON H0- LEN: Red Cross Council 35 FHA l,25 Pep Club 35 GAA 3, HARVEY HOMANN. DOROTHY HOLMEN: DECA 35 Red Cross Council 25 Pep Club l,2,3. GAYLE HOUSE. State Delegate 25 Football Manager 2,35 FFA l,2,35 JAMES HAUGE: Student Council 35 Home Room Offi- cer l,3, vice pres. l, pres, 35 Boys' State Alternate 25 Loyalty Day Court Co-captain 35 Football l,2,35 Basket- ball l5Wrestling 2,35 Track l,25 Phy Ed Ass't. l,35 Play- makers 3, GAYLEN HAUGEBERG: Home Room Offi- cer l, vice pres,5 Loyalty Day Court 35 Football l,2,35 Track l,25 Lab Ass't, 35 Honor Society 3, BRYAN HAW- LEY. CAROL HECKER: Student Council l,25 Home Room Officer l,2,3, pres, l,2, sec. 35 Prom Co-chair- man 2, publicity5 Searchlight 3, co-art editor5 Art Club 2,35 pres, 35 Pep Club l,2,35 Playmakers l. SHIRLEY HELLAND: Home Room Officer l, sec,-treas., 2 vice pres,5 Honor Society 2,35 Red Cross Council l,25 Math Club 25 Science Club 25 Pep Club l,2,3. LYNN HELLER. Could Jim Hauge be accusing Lois Pommier of two- timing him with the latest Searchlight deadline? You're wrong, this isn't a hard times party, it's the Sadie Hawkins Dance sponsored by the Symphonic Choir. BONNIE HOWELL: FHA l,2, Pep Club 3, GAA 3. DONALD HOYNES: Boys' State Delegate 2, Play- makers 3. ARTHUR HUWE. LAVONNE HUWE: Bible Club l,2,3, A cappella ll, I. SALLY INGEBRETSON: Pep Club l,2,3. MARLYS IRWIN: Bible Club l,2,3, Debate l,2, varsity 2, novice l, Pep Club I,2,3, Play- makers l,2. DENNIS JANKE: Wrestling 2,3, Track 2, Playmakers3. ARLIN JOHNSON: Science Club 2, Play- makers 2,3, A cappella 3, Men's Chorus 2,3. BYRON JOHNSON. ELIZABETH JOHNSON: Home Room Of- ficer 2,3, vice pres. 2, sec. 3, Girls' State Alternate 2, Glenn Jorgenson Mary Keating Vernon Kelly Elizabeth Johnson Erwin Johnson Lyle C. Johnson Lyle D. Johnson , :.-:f:ffQ - -- ' ' . tQ5,L,.. -I .. ,A ,.... get . . ix' Bonnie Howell Donald Haynes Arthur Huwe 43 f ir , J J My, nf Q. 1 1 4, J 4,5 ,. 5, Ki I W1 I M uf' Ir 'HH U w s W W . A 'W if QQ- ' af., w 9 Hr 1 -. 1- ,f if-:P LaVonne Huwe Sally lngebretson Marlys Irwin Dennis Janke Arlin Johnson Byron Johnson If-Qt '.I2!ls A JA' t -2 , ' is in 3, is TIT- Roberta Kinnersley ,R his ii Nancy Kitzmiller Vincent Klein Norman Kloster Lyle Knutson Joy Kolberg 'nm Vlfavw i , iwxi -2.73 Searchlight 2,35 class co-editor 35 Honor Society 2,35 Red Cross Council 25 Pep Club I,2,35 Playmakers I,2,35 props co-chairman 35 Thespians 2,35 Concert Band 2,35 Cadet Band I5 A cappella 25 IIA cappella I5 Bible Club I,2,3, senior program chairman 3. NANCY KITZ- MILLER: Pep Club 35 Playmakers 35 A cappella 35 Transfer Student from Savanah, Georgia 3, VINCENT KLEIN: A cappella 2,35 ll A cappella I, Men's Chorus 2,35 Wrestling 3. NORMAN KLOSTER. LYLE KNUT- SON: Honor Society 2,35 Chess Club 35 Latin Club 35 Playrnakers 3. JOY KOLBERG: Pep Club I,2,35 Play- makers I. 'N0wu-u...M-- S+ 'ra- HY Loyalty Day Princess 3, Prom Co-chairman 2, programls5 Cheerleader I,2,3, Reserve I, Varsity 2,35 Honor So- ciety 253, sec. 35 French Club 35 Debate I, novice5 Pep Club I,2,3, pres. 35 Playmakers I,2,3, concessions co- chairman 35 Orchestra l,2,3, sec. I, pres. 2, ERWIN JOHNSON: Wrestling 3. LYLE C. JOHNSON: Play- 'makers I,2,35 A cappella I,2,35 Men's Chorus 2,3. LYLE D. JOHNSON: ll A cappella I, 2. GLENN JOR- GENSON: Cadet Band 2. MARY KEATING: Home Room Officer 2,3, vice pres. 2, sec. 35 Girls' State Alter- nate 25 Loyalty Day Princess 35 Prom Co-chairman 2, lounge, Honor Society 2,35 treas. 25 French Club 3, co- pres,5 Pep Club I,2,35 Playmakers 35 A cappella 2,35 ll Acappella I,sec. VERNON KELLY: Football I,2,35 Bas- ketball 2, Reserve5 Wrestling 2,35 Track 2,35 Phy Ed Ass't. 2,35 Playmakers 3. ROBERTA KINNERSLEY: ln My opinion, says Bob Wetald to Mel Obedin, this may be the root of the form problem. 'ls that Jeanie in her polka dot bikini? Seniors, Vern Kelly, Ron Larson, and Jim Hauge rivet their eyes on what they hope isn't a mirage. DONNA KOZACHENKO: Student Council 2, Home Room Officer, sec.-treas. l,3, pres. 2, Prom Co-chair- man, stage, Phy Ed Ass f. 3, Ushers Club l,2, Latin Club, pres. 3, GAA, pres. 2, Pep Club l,2,3, Playrnalcers 2, Cadet Band l. TED KRAFT: Transfer from Bishop Ryan 2. KAREN KWASIGROCH. RONALD KRUSCH- WITZ: Lab Ass't. 3, Science Club, treas. 2, Psychology Club 2, Playmakers 2,3, Thespians 2,3, A cappella 2, ass't. bus. mgr, 3, Men's Chorus 2,3. SYLVIA KUITU- NEN: Hi Times reporter 3, Math Club 2, Pep Club l ,2,3, Playmokers 2,3. ALAN KURTH: Concert Band 3, Ca- det Band l,2. LYNN LAKODUK: Science Club l,2. BONNIE LARSON: Home Room Officer, sec.-treas, 2, Red Cross Council l, Psychology Club 2, Pep Club l, Gary Lies Jerilyn Lillenas Valeda Limke Larry Lium Judy Lund Shirley Machtell r Kenneth Malchose David Marquart Wilma Martin Donna Kozachenko Ted Kraft Karen Kwasigroch Ronpld Kruschwitz Sylvia Kuitunen Alan Kurth Lynn La koduk Bonnie Larson Duane Larson 'Hd 'x '-'ff' 'SF' Boys' State Delegate 2, Prom Co-chairman 2, canopy, Football l,2,3, Basketball l,2,3, Track l,2,3, Honor So- ciety 3, Playmakers l,2,3, Concert Band l,2,3, Pep Band l,2,3. JUDY LUND: DECA 2, reporter 3, Ushers Club l, FHA l, Pep Club l. SHIRLEY MACHTELL: Pep Club I,2,3. KENNETH MALCHOSE: DECA, treas. 3. DAVID MARQUART: Student Council 3, Home Room Officer, pres. 3, sec.-treas, 2, Boys' State Delegate 2, Reserve Football l, Varsity 2,3, Wrestling 3, Track l, 2,3, Phy Ed Assft. l,2, Science Club 3, Radio Club 2, Psychology Club, vice pres. 2, A cappella l,2, Science Fair Delegate, WILMA MARTIN: Ushers Club 2, Pep Club l,2, A cappella 2,3, IIA cappella l. Playmakers I. DUANE LARSON: FFA l,2,3. RONALD LARSON: Student Council 3, Home Room Officer, pres. 3, vice pres. l,2, Loyalty Day Court 3, Football l,2,3, Varsity Basketball l,2, Wrestling 3, Track l,2,3, Phy Ed Ass't. l. ELAINE LAUTT: Home Ec Ass't. 3, Bible Club l,2,3, A cappella 2, Girls' Chorus 3. CAROL LEE: DECA 3, FHA l, Pep Club l,2, Playmakers 2, Orchestra l,2. DONNA LEET: Phy Ed Ass't. 2,3, FHA l, Search- light 3, Pep Club I,2,3, Cadet Band I, GAA 3. GARY LIES. JERILYN LILLENAS: Phy Ed Ass't 2, Searchlight, copy editor 3, Honor Society 2,3, Pep Club l,2,3, Con- cert Band 2,3, Pep Band 3, VALEDA LIMKE: Honor So- ciety 2,3, Red Cross Council 3. LARRY LIUM: Student Council I, Home Room Officer, pres. l, vice pres. 2,3, Mary Keating, Von Dalee Rhodes, a visitor from Dickinson High, and Polly Tsami keep their distance as something emerges from the teacher's room. Jgm 2 Mrs. Blaisdell passes Miss Shepherd at the top of the stairs and pauses long enough to listen to Miss Shepherd comment, How could he possibly be going down the 'up' stairs when l just made him walk around? BETTY MATTSON: Red Cross Council 35 Ushers Club 35 FHA l5 Bible Club l,2,35 Cadet Band i5 Acappella 35 il A cappella l. MARY ELAINE MATTSON: Student Council l,35 Class'Officer 2, sec,5 Home Room Officer l,2,3, pres. l,3, vice pres. 25 Loyalty Queen 35 Search- light 35 Honor Society 35 Red Cross Council 25 Pep Club l,2,3, vice pres. 3. ROSALIE MAY: Student Council 35 Home Room Officer 3, pres.5 Prom Co-Chairman 2, Marshall Morgan Sandra Myhre Karen Nelson Mary Nelson Gerald Moe Dennis Moors Karen Morey Kenton Morey Betty Mattson Mary Elaine Mattson Rosalie May Gladys Mayer William Maynard Calvin McFarlen Charles McGinley Sherry McLean Ronald Mikkelson ,lh 'F'l-p - ..97 hifi' Neal Nelson di' Orville Nesdahl Andrea Ness Dennis Ness Dennis Newman 'S' gf Tn 'TZ' It S ' K.. five Ft W 'UV ws.. 'Huw ly 1' get 'Qw- QF:- f .IP 1 'Sf' S...-ww' Home Room Officer 2, sec., Red Cross Council l,2, Ushers Club l,2, Pep Club l,2, Playmakers l. KENTON MOREY. MARSHALL MORGAN: Wrestling 3, Track 3. SANDRA MYHRE. KAREN NELSON: Transfer from Plentywood, Montana 3. MARY NELSON: Home Room Officer 2, sec.-treas., Honor Society 2,3, FHA l,2, De- bate 2, novice, GAA 2,3, vice pres. 3, Pep Club 2,3, Playmokers 3. NEAL NELSON. ORVILLE NESDAHL. ANDREA NESS. DENNIS NESS. DENNIS NEWMAN. punch, Honor Society 3, Bible Club 2, Pep Club 2,32 GAA 2. GLADYS MAYER: Hi Times 2, FHA I, Bible Club l,2,3, vice pres, 2, A cappella 2,3. WILLIAM MAYNARD. CALVIN MCFARLEN. CHARLES MCGIN- LEY: Student Council 2, Home Room Officer l,2, pres. 2, Basketball l,2,3, Reserve l, Varsity 2,3, Track 2, Concert Band l,2,3, Pep Bond 2,3. SHERRY McLEAN: Home Room Officer 3, treos., FHA l, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers 3. RONALD MIKKELSON. GERALD MOE: Psychology Club 2, Chess Club 3, Men's Chorus 3, Transfer Student from Fargo 2. DENNIS MOORS: FFA 2,3, Transfer Student from Rolette, KAREN MOREY: Lana Elliott ond Jim Hauge, charter members and officers of the voluntary fire fighters of MHS prepare to give a demonstration for National Fire Prevention Week, fx -A What hit me? exclaims Willis Ott to his friend, who doesn't seem to be paying much attention. NEIL NEWPORT: FFA l,2,3. GERALD NYBAKKEN: Home Room Officer 2, treas., FFA l,2, vice pres. 2. DENNIS NYGAARD. LARRY NYGAARD. MELVYN OBEDIN: Home Room Officer l, treas. 3, vice pres., Boys' State Delegate 2, Prom Co-chairman, lighting, Playmokers l,2,3, committee chairman 2,3g Thespians 2,3, vice pres, 2, pres. 3, stage manger 2,3. LUCILLE OLER. JAMES OLSON: Golf 2,3. JAMES L. OLSON: Science Club 2. LINDE OLSON: Hi Times staff 2,35 Quill 84 Scroll 2,35 Math Club 2, Latin Club 3, Pep Club Charlotte Pederson Linda Pederson Gail Pemberton Charlo Peterson Marlene Olson Nita Olson Donald Opp Willis Ott Neil Newport Gerald Nybakken Dennis Nygaard Larry Nygaard Melvyn Obedin Lucille Oler James Olson James L. Olson Linde Olson tr N li M .. 4 'wr 5 11 f... Karen Peterson Lynn Peterson Sylvia Peterson Gary Poling Lois Pommier 1-3 in 4'1s..., if ,144 -:QQ .33 f t , 'flu' Sul , I' T 'um' NL. :Quia and state parliamentarian, Psychology Club 2, FHA l, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l. LINDA PEDERSON: Hi Times staff3, reporter, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers 2,3, Concert Bond 2,3, Pep Band 3, GAIL PEMBERTON: Transfer Student from Butte High School, Arco, Idaho 3. CHARLO PETERSON: Prom Co-chairman 2, floor show, Searchlight l, Red Cross Council l,2, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l,2,3, Thespians 2,3, Concert Band 2,3, A cappella 2,3, IIA cappella l, Girls' Chorus 3. KAREN PETERSON: Latin Club 3, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l,2,3, committee chairman 2,3, Thespians 2,3 LYNN PETERSON. SYLVIA PETERSON: DECA 3, Pep Club l . GARY POLING: Art Club 2,3 LOIS POMMIER: Home Room Officer 3, sec., Girls' State Delegate 2, Prom Co- chairman 2, floor show, Hi Times staff l,2, business manager, Searchlight staff l,2,3, business manager l,2, editor-in-chief 3, Quill 8 Scroll 3, Honor Society 3, Red Cross Council 3, pres., Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l, 2,3, committee chairman 3, programs, Thespians 3, scribe, A cappella 3, treas. l,2,3, Playmakers 2,3, A cappella l,2, MARLENE OL- SON: Pep Club l,2, Acappella l,2. NITA OLSON: Stu- dent Council l, Home Room Officer l,2, pres. l, vice pres. 2, Prom Co-chairman 2, Honor Society 2,3, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l,2, Concert Band 2,3, Pep Band 3. DONALD OPP: Wrestling 3, Bible Club 3. WILLIS OTT: FFA l,2,3, pres. 3, treas. 2, Bible Club l,2,3.CHARLOTTE PEDERSON: DECA 2, Sgt, at arms Janet Tvenge must be telling something hot off the press, as Judy Anderson and Adell Guid- inger look at the fire hose just in case. -1 Nikki Besemann, Greta Gay Uleberg, and Bonnie Howell try to calculate mentally the number of school days left, but Becky Anderson makes the picture clearer by counting on her fingers. TRACY RANDALL: Student Council 2, Home Room Officer 2, pres., Wrestling 2,3. THOMAS RENDAHL. VERNON REITER: Wrestling 3. PETER RISMOEN: Wrestling 2,3, Golf 2, Phy Ed Ass't. 3, Lob Ass't. 3. EDITH ROBERTS: Class Officer 3, sec.-treas., Art Club 3, Pep Club l,2,3, Red Cross Council 2, Playmakers 2,3. RICHARD ROEN. DIANE ROSEDALE: Cheerleader, Varsity 3, Hi Times 3, sports editor, French Club 3, Pep Club 2,3, Playmakers 2,3, Transfer from Chateau roux, France 2. ROGER ROTH: RadioClub 2,3 GARY ROVIG: Sherian Sartwell David Saunders Gracia Scholl Larry Schley ,im-, 'K Dennis Schmidt ,,,.,,N JoAnn Self Richard Shervold Gary Sibell Paul Skabo 5.1 Betty Roy James Ruff Lyle Samuelson Daniel Sanders Tracy Randall Thomas Rendahl Vernon Reiter Peter Rismoen Edith Roberts Richard Roen Diane Rosedale Roger Roth Gary Rovig an v i xml-kl:'Zr3 ,ami-,, V, ' . i gigzf-'als l 5 se . saiqnli f 1 Vik ,151 . .iss , ii' 15 M , 1 I , 1 V 5, - QF fur wo an- X1 we . . 3. ,: .. ,z5:f..- .-,v ,. E.. 'YN ,qv-ff 'WO 2! , v,,,. ,kL , , , ..,: , ...,. . iifmertigg, we. .. -7:w,grw.w ' -, Wi .em i .1 'I 3 ,-,'f ,,?f3k, ,ati . , If ff, if '. Q5 .3 fir . r... 1 rg Sf: gf,--. Q- .. 9 lull lv' What gossip could Vern Kelly possibly be telling Jim Hauge, Alan Kurth, and Bob Borkhuis? It must be good QD. W f 4 V Football 2,3, Transfer from Model 2. BETTY ROY: Pep Club I, JAMES RUFF: Home Room Officer l,2, vice pres., Psychology Club 3. LYLE SAMUELSON: Football 3, Track 3, Transfer from Grafton 3. DANIEL SAND- ERS: Science Club 2, FFA l,2,3, SHERIAN SARTWELL: Red Cross Council l, A cappella l, Girls' Chorus l. DAVID SAUNDERS: Football l,2,3, Track lg Honor So- ciety 2,3. GRACIA SCHALL: Psychology Club 2, Pep Club l,2,3, LARRY SCHLEY: Golf 2,35 Latin Club 3, treas., Playmakers 3, Cadet Band lg Concert Band 2,3. DENNIS SCHMIDT: Transfer from Bishop Ryan High School 3. JO ANN SELF: Red Cross Council 2,3. RICH- ARD SHERVOLD. GARY SIBELL. PAUL SKABO: Boys' State Delegate 2, Prom Co-chairman 2, stage, Football lg Track l, Honor Society 2,3, pres. 3, Science Club l,2, Playmakers 2,35 Concert Band 3, Cadet Band 2. l 'Ts W l I xg, N qvll L Mvlf 'HAND li lll A ll fll ll! Judith smith fl 'lvl Ll lr ly U Lee Roy Snyder l HU l f, fl Peggy Snyder X iii! i M - Larry Sorbo fx, if A f' Ric a Sorens X l i l 5 -if l W9 WMM will i ll jak I-,lx Ml JJ he Wlfpf i ' Ax U 1 1, lillilql V, l ' ,Ml UU7 os Sprenger Jeri, asks Ralph Charley, what does 4F 3O mean? But , if U ,f t for some reason, Jeri Lillenas daesn't take her typing mis- fi f 6 qrgore takes seriously. iuf 5 A ,xp Eleanor , f 7 fl- Ronald i li JUDITH SMITH: Class Officer l, treas.5 Home Room Officer l,3, secftreas., Prom Co-chairman 2, publicity5 Hi Times 2,3, associate editor5 Quill 8. Scroll 2,3, sec. 35 Honor Society 2,35 Pep Club l,2,35 Playmakers l,2,3. LEE ROY SNYDER: Playmakers l,2,3, advertising chairman 35 Thespians l,2,3. PEGGY SNYDER: Stu- dent Council 35 Class Officer 2, sec.5 Home Room Offi- cer 3, pres.5 Hi Times 2,35 Quill 81 Scroll, Honor Society 2,35 Ushers Club l5 FHA I5 Debate 2,3, varsity 2,3, novice I5 Pep Club l,2,35 Playmakers l,2,3. LARRY Richard Switzer Harold Syverson Lawrence Therou David Theusch 32' Dianne Thom A,.,,, ax Larry Thomas rf Arliss Thompson Gary Thune Arthur Timm S will JIM' SL f L M3 Q, I 5 Y Clarence Stevenson l Nannette Summers Russel Swartzel James Swenson ,qs--, K5 1' 123' AQ AU 't-' FA if N 5' Rig fZ? . , .. K. , ,mx ,Y ft t , ii ix' ii' Q 4 M 'iw SORBO. RICHARD SORENSON: FFA l,2, Lab Ass't. LOIS SPRENGER: Home Room Officer 3, vice pres., Pep Club 3. MARGARET STADIUM: Psychology Club 3, A cappella 3, Girls' Chorus, ELEANOR STEBLETON. RONALD STEBLETON: Student Council 3, Home Room Officer 3, pres., Concert Band 2,3. CLARENCE STEV- ENSON: Student Council 3, Home Room Officer 3, pres., Honor Society 2,3, FFA I, Playmakers 2,3, stage chairman. NANNETTE SUMMERS: FHA I, Pep Club l,2,3, Concert Band l. RUSSEL SWARTZEL. JAMES SWENSON: Football 2,3, Wrestling 2, Golf 2. RICH- ARD SWITZER: Cadet Band l,2, Concert Bond 3. HAROLD SYVERSON: Concert Band 3, Cadet Band 2. LAWRENCE THEROU: Lab Ass't. 3, Hi Times l, sports editor, Cadet Band 2. DAVID THEUSCH: Science Club 2, DIANNE THOM: Home Room Officer 2, sec.-treas,, Pep Club l,2,3. LARRY THOMAS: Horne Room Officer 3, treas., Loyalty Day Court 3, Football l,2,3. ARLISS THOMPSON: Red Cross Council l. GARY THUNE: Boys' State Delegate 2, Football 2,3, Loyalty Day Court 3, Basketball l, Hi Times 3, Honor Society 3, Concert Band 2,3, Pep Band 3, Transfer from Williston 2. ARTHUR TIMM. Janet Bunker, Judy Anderson, and Lana Elliott look on as Jeri Lillenas makes a startling discovery in the bottom of her purse. Polly Tsami , Janet Tvenge Greta Gay Uleberg Kav Ulvestad Earl Unruh Marty Van Dyke Harold Vannett Marianne Verbitsky Mary Keating and Judie Smith try to lo- Jerome Wallery cate something in the filing cabinet, which serves as the Hi Times morgue. POLLY TSAMI: Student Council 35 Honorary Loyalty Day Princess 35 Pep Club 35 Playmakers 35 Foreign Ex- change Student from Patras, Greece. JAN ET TVENGE: Home Room Officer l,3, sec. l,ViC9-PYSS. 35 Red Cross Council 25 Latin Club 35 Pep Club l,2,3. GRETA GAY ULEBERG: Lab Ass't. 35 Latin Club 35 Pep Club l,2,35 Playmaker l,2,35 Thespians 2,35 Concert Band l,2,3. Thomas Walstad KAY ULVESTAD: Home Room Officer 2,3, vice-pres. 2, Gladys Walter sec, 35 Honor Society 2,35 Pep Club l,2,35 Playmakers 3. Gm W EARL UNRUH. MARTY VAN DYKE: Lab Asn. 3, sci- Y UWM ence Club 25 Transfer from Fergus Falls, Minnesota 2. Robert Welold HAROLD VANNETT: Orchestra l,2,3, MARIANNE VERBITSKY: Hi Times l,2,3, editor 2, copy editor l,35 Searchlight 3, feature editor5 Quill 8. Scroll 253, pres. 35 Honor Society 2,35 Red Cross Council 35 Pep Club l,2,35 Playmakers 2,3. JEROME WALLERY. THOMAS WALSTAD: Student Council 25 Home Room Officer Barbara Wegener Ruby Wehmhoefer Karen Wendt Alan Werlinger Eileen Westering Mavis Westphal Allan White Joan Wickham Gerald Wilson ieitimikif rRiW!9!K Zi l puff' l,2, pres. 2, vice-pres. lg Boys' State Delegate 2, Loyalty Day Court 3, Carnival Co-chairman 2, Football l,2,3, Reserve l, Varsity 2,3, Reserve Basketball l, Wrestling 2, Track l,2,3, Phy Ed Ass't. l, Honor Society 2,3, Con- cert Band 2,3, pres. 3, Cadet Band l. GLADYS WAL- TER: Pep Club 2. GARY WAWERS: Playmakers 3. ROBERT WEFALD: Student Council l,3, pres. 3, Dele- gate 3, Home Room Officer l, pres., Boys' State Dele- gate 2, Governor, Over-all Prom Co-chairman 2, Foot- ball l, Reserve, Honor Society 2,3, Science Club 2, sec., Chess Club 3, Playmakers l,2,3, treas. 2, house man- ager 2,3, A cappella l,2,3, Men's Chorus 2,3. BAR- BARA WEGENER: Phy Ed Ass't. 2, Pep Club l,2,3. RUBY WEHMHOEFER: Ushers Club l,2,3. KAREN WENDT: Hi Times 2, Quill 81 Scroll 2,3, Pep Club l,2,3, Playmakers l,2,3, A cappella 2, ll A cappella l. ALAN WERLINGER. EILEEN WESTERING: Home Room Of- ficer 3, vice pres., Girls' State Alternate 2, Honor So- ciety 2,3, FHA l,2, sec. l, pres, 2, Pep Club l,2,3. MAVIS WESTPHAL: Red Cross Council 2, Pep Club l, 2,3 ALAN WHITE: Horne Room Officer 3, pres., Stu- dent Council 3, Wrestling 2,3, Playmakers 2,3, stage crew chairman, Thespians 3. JOAN WICKHAM: Home Room Officer l,2, treas. l, sec. 2, Pep Club l,2,3, Play- makers l, Concert Band l,2,3, Pep Band l,2,3. GER- ALD WILSON: Wrestling 2,3, Track l,2,3, Play- makers 2,3, Darlene Wiltse James Wold Kenneth Wolf Anna Wolfe Larry Wood Gloria Wynne JAMES WILSON: Wrestling 2,35 FFA l,2,3. JOHN WILSON: Wrestling 35 Bible Club l,2,35 DARLENE WILTSE: DECA 35 Pep Club l, JAMES WOLD: Radio Club 3. KENNETH WOLF. ANNA WOLFE: Student Council 25 Home Room Officer l,2, vice pres, l, pres. 2, DECA 3, parIiamentarion5 Ushers Club l,2, Pep Club l,2. LARRY WOOD: Transfer from Mondovi, Wis. 3. GLORIA WYNNE: Home Room Officer l,2,3, sec. l,3, vice pres, 25 Honor Society 2,35 Red Cross Council 35 Pep Club l,2,35 Playmokers l,2,3. 'X I James Wilson John Wilson 5 I 1 Iiiam. I X, wig, W x I ig' V , I af' ww - -q 2 an 35 to NOT PICTURED Harold Anderson, Norman Fimreite, Austin Foell, Darvin Hanson Paul Heinrich, Gary Horner, James Huff, Fred Kruger, Pat Toll man, Charles Van Grinsven, George Zeman. Ovganmlza .Q Very Active Year Proves Student Council Extremely Successful Our national government is based upon free- dom and equality, so it is only fitting that our edu- cational system should prepare our youth for such responsibilities and privileges. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, Lett to right: Joan Bondly, Steve Kiehlack, Bob Wefald, Susan Littler, Del Rae Underdahl, Karen Cummings. ln MHS this goal is achieved by our Student Council system. Unlike other school organizations the council is composed of delegates from each homeroom. The problems presented to the council this year have been many and varied. Perhaps the most outstanding projects were the bundle drive for needy children around the world, the new honor system, and the annual carnival. We are proud of our right to correctly rep- resent ourselves through the channels of the council. We are even more proud of the accom- plishments of our Student Council, l96O. COUNCIL MEMBERS, Row 'l: Dick Dahlen, Clarence Stevenson, Dick Pals, Rosalie May, Polly Tsami, Sugar Saunders, Steve Hurd, Mark Nedrud, Row 2: Allan White, Carroll Rasch, Dick Kios, Bruce Nybakken, Bruce Walker, Dwight Weidrich, Bob Wefald. Left to right: Susan Littler, Karen Cummings, Benet Bankard, Connie Carlson, Sally Graving, Marvin Peterson, Ronnie Gray, Craig Gjerde, Sheila Bowles, Jack Benham, Reynold Andreas, Steve Kielhack, Carol Appel, Peggy Snyder. Left to right: Del Rae Underdahl, Pat Struxness, Kathy Williams, Dick Fischer, Ron Buerkle, Jim Hauge, Carol Benton, Ron Larson, Joan Bondly, Scott Hoopes, Sharon Schmelling. Under-Treas., Steve Kiel- hack, Under-Sec., Del Rae Underdahl, Advisor, Mr. Bernard Rostberg. Student Council Has Busy, Fun-Filled Year Bob Goetz and Ken Luty sidewalk supervise the advertising techniques Dick Dahlen is working up to promote the Council's Student Directory. M.H.S. students voted Eleanor Schroe- der and Keenan Smith to reign over Teacher Appreciation Day a new feature from the '59 Council. Popular Candidates included, left to right Miss Lynn Ludeman, Mr. Carl Bloomquist, Miss Marguerite Craig, Mr. Willard Laabs, Miss Anne Anderson, and Mr. Jack Allison. Oh, we ain't got a barrel of money. . . we got a cor load of clothing for the Save the Children Federation, a proud theme expressed by volunteers, front row, Sally Graving, Pat Struck- ness, Kathy Williams, Carol Appel, Dick Fisher, Scott Hoopesg second row, Karen Cummings, Steve Kielack, Carroll Rasch, Jock Bone, Keith Elliott, Allan White, third row, Craig Gierde, and Benet Bankard. Junior Red Cross Council Enrolls Entire Student Body Junior Red Cross Council consists of one pupil from each home room, giving this year's council 37 members. The purpose of this organization is to enlist all the high school students as members of the Junior Red Cross, and to get their interest and help in aiding other people both at home and abroad. Standing behind their Red Cross advisor, Mrs. Rush, are the club officers, Laurel Rostberg, Secretary- Treasurerg Gary Lum, Vice-Presi- dent, and Lois Pommier, President. Row 1: Floy Cosby, Betty Bjelland, Sharon Holen, Valeda Limke, Lois Foster, Lois Pommier, Mrs. Rush, Carol Hanson, Marianne Verbitsky, Betty Mattson, JoAnn Self, Gloria Wynne, Don Bars ness. Row 2: Larry Kaastad, Ruth Anne Williams, Laurel Rost- berg, Christine Pietsch, Shahara Brendsel, Sharon Schmeichel, Marilyn Nelson, Sue Saugstad, Diane Janke, Beverly Coons, Georgia Anderson, Diane Stenerson, Gary Lum. Row 3: Pat Williams, Saundra Bryn, Cheryl Lane, Roxanne Compton, Dianne Novak, Virginia Shaw, Connie Carlson, Alclare Haine, Kathe Rush, Gloria Mikkelson, Jim Kruschwitz. Pep Club is Largest MHS Crganization Grgup with the Student Council. Pep Club Officers: Del Rae Underdahl, Secretary- Treasurerg Connie Carlson, Reporter, Elaine Mattson, Vice-President, Liz Johnson, President. .A , .,,,, J I , ' - 4. - AQ. A A., SOPHOMORE PEP CLUB: Row 'lz Darlene Phelps, Janet Anderson, Saundra Bryn, Joyce Domino, Shirley Myregard, Vivian Hedman, Anita Kersavage, Judy Monson, Jackie Geving, Linda Yuly, Carolyn Juhala, Patsy Lee, Myrna Holen, Linda Olson, Kathy Williams, Blythe Hartl, Sandy Lyke. Row 2: Diane Asplund, Janice Nestegard, Pat Gruzensky, Linda Mol- lerud, Gay Grefe, Judy Pfahl, Kathe Rush, Loraine Lande, Carol l-legreberg, Harriet Hitland, Joan Luchsinger, Donna Bucholtz, Linda Zimmer, Marie l-legle, Karen Kabanuk, Sharon Schmelling, Roxanne Compton, Cheryl Lane. Row 3: Karen Gowin, Judy Selk, Marian Kozachenko, Judy Helseth, Diane Stenerson, Cheryl Stewart, Joellen Foss, Kathy l-lustad, Susan Herigstad, Joan Ellison, Sharon Samson, Carole Kiamele, Betty Roth, Lana Lee, Diane Moen, Row 4: Susan Swenson, Sharon Fundingsland, Merle Peterson, Linda Hvinden, Joanne Lillegard, Gail lngebretson, Carolyn Evje, Virginia Shaw, Mary Bertsch, Linda Johnson, Diane Flom, Cathy Ronning, Karen Field, Shirley Semmen, Kathy Stadick, Connie Carlson. MHS Pep Club, made up of Sopho more, Junior, and Senior girls, is a large contributor in school spirit, and the largest school organization. Pep Club held its an nual formal November l7, and recorded record attendance. Advised by Miss Martha Holum, physical education instructor, Pep Club co-sponsored Loyalty Day activities iw ,S 1'm w'W 1'ww 3 .L IK w lui .ugly it 'om MEMBERS OF SOPHOMORE PEP CLUB, Row 'lx Judy Schimmelphennig, Margaret Luchsinger, Ruby Johnson, Carol Sharp, Gerilyn Woo, Evelyn Hager, Judy Hamm, Diane Fritz, Kay Knutson, Susie Littler, Del Rae Underdahl, JoDee Smith, Elaine DeMarkis. Row 2: Jane Kemper, Beverly Krause, Christine Pietsch, Jeanette Buchfinck, Mary Jorgenson, Mary Ann Wolfe, Jan Collins, Loanne Lund, Jackie Skabo, Anne McKie, Dawn Ronglien, Dianne Wigness, Shirley Haugeberg, and Priscilla Day. Row 3: Judy Palmer, Betty Aplass, Beverly Fjeld, Bonnie Rasmussen, April Llewellyn, Laurel Rostberg, Marjorie Vick, Judy Saunders, Bernadine lrwin, Sandra Mikkelson, Vicki Miller, Judie Martinson, Sheila Bowles, and Ruth Anne Wil- liams. Row 4: B Jo Kounousky, Judy Stavert, Shahara Brendsel, Loranne Linha, Bonnie Berg, Barbara Clark, Mary Ellen Hupsky, Betty Travis, Billie Fulton, Darlene Rickertt, Donna Headrick, Janice Jedd, Susan Shull, Karen Guy, and Jean Luetzen. MEMBERS OF SENIOR PEP CLUB, Row 'l: Sara Fugelso, Linda Fugelsa, Diane Rosedale, Judie Smith, and Geri Lu Bakken. Row 2: Charlotte Pederson, Sharon Holen, Adell Guidinger, Jesslyn Geving, Judy Anderson, Elaine Mattson, Diane Barsness, Lois Sprenger, Janet Boehrs, Marlys lrwin, Greta Gay Uleberg, and Rebecca Anderson. Row 3: Liz Johnson, Nikki Be-seman, Sylvia Kuitunen, Mary Nelson, Mary Keating, Carol Hecker, Joyce Endreson, Kay Ulvestad, Carol Ben- ton, Diane Thom, Roberta Kinnersley, and Eileen Westereng. Row 4: Verrietta Boomer, Sally lngerbretson, Joan Bondly, Bonnie Howell, Sharon Domino, Linda Peterson, Linde Olson, Eunice Everson, Carol Hanson, Lois Foster, Joan Wickham Sandy Gulbranson, Gloria Wynne, and Edith Roberts. 1 Traditional Pep Club Activities are Enioyed by Each Succeeding Group of Students 9 ,Q 'X ,t Each noon hour, pre- ceding a football or basketball game, the cheerleaders and Pep Band led the stu- dents in school songs and cheers, during pep assemblies held in the auditorium. This year's Pep Club Formal was held November l3, and boasted a record number of couples in attendance. Prior to this time, the formal was held in the Senior High Auditorium, but this year the large attendance re- quired using the Junior High Gym. if n ,uct- tmffwb W, DECA Students Gain Practical Experience, Distributive Education is an organization con- ducted on a local, state, and national level. The MHS group, advised by Mr. Ron Davy, was started in l95O, and is in its tenth year of existence. Eileen Gliege, presi- dent of the Minot DECA club, is also secretary of the state chapter of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. The main objective ofthe organization is to teach students merchandising, selling, store management, advertising, and various pertaining skills. DECA attended the state convention at Devils Lake, and was represented by Ken Malchose at the National Convention at Kansas City, Missouri. Study Salesmanship Fundamentals Seated: Dennis Aberle, Sergeant at Arms, Eileen Gliege, President, Marlene Dockter, Secretary. Standing: Ken Malchose, Treasurer, Mr. Ron Davy, Advisor, Judy Lund, Reporter. Seated: Ken Malchose, Sylvia Peterson, Lois Bibow, Karen Giesir, Loraine Coley, Dorothy Holmen, Bob Gauper, Standing: Mr. Ron Davy, Anna Wolfe, Marlene Dockter, Judy Hennes, Eileen Gliege, Judy Lund, Carol Lee, Darlene Wiltse, Dennis Aberle. l. FFA Builds Good Citizens, Teaches Understanding ol ' Agricultural Role in our Economy Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and learning to serve, this is the motto of the Future Farmers of America. This organi- zation provides farm youthswith a better under- standing ofthe important role agriculture plays in the over all economy of our nation. Members of FFA practice the basic fundamentals of agriculture, and learn leadership, character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, serv- ---f , ice, thrift, scholarship, organized recreation, g citizenship and patriotism-cornerstones of the FFA movement. The local chapter has won the state's high- est gold awards for the chapter, the secretary and treasurer posts, dairy herd production record, state convention exhibits, public speak- ing contest on the district level and chapter meeting demonstration. Row 1: Morlyn Korslien, Vice-President, James Abernathy, Reporter, David Demarie, Treasurer. Row 2: Mr. Norman Harve, Advisor, Verle Anderson, Sentinel, Willis Ott, President, Daniel Sanders, Secretary. Row 'I: Mr, Howe, John Hambek, Wade Bjordahl, Einar Oen, James Krueger, Harold Foell, Verle Anderson, Allyn Harstad, Allyn Mikkleson, David Carlson, Marlyn Korslien, James Miller, Eddie Hambek, Nicholas Smetana, David Bakken. Row 2: Richard Korslien, James Fjeld, Ricky Anderson, Marion Bauman, Dan Sanders, Charles Olson, Gordon Whitson, David Almy, Eugene Hof- fer, Cliff Sanders. Row 3: David Demarie, Henry Bjordahl, Hanley Solberg, Roger Solberg, Larry Sutter, Maury Bredahl. Row 4: La Verne Mikkelson, Gary Hambek, Louis Long, Dan Schmitz, Jim Wilson. Chess Club Represents New Idea in Type of School Organization Chess Club, consisting ot forty members, is a new organization. Two tournaments, one each semester are held a year. The purpose ofthe club is to encourage the game and renew its popularity through those who know how to play. Chess club is advised by Mr. Merritt Christensen. I Bob Hanes prepares to make a check in a chess game with Lawrence R o n n i e. LeRoy Champion looks on. Many of the chess games are played during the noon hour with the supplement of a good lunch. Mr. Merritt Christensen, chess club ad- visor, ponders his next move in a game he is playing with George Watters. Ushers' Club, Composed of Girls From All Classes, Contributes to Success of Activities Vice-President, Judy Stavert, Advisor, Mr. Keenan Smith, President, Loranne Linha, Secretary, Diane Janke, Ushers' Club, advised by Mr. Keenan Smith is a voluntary organization composed of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior girls. The organization ushers for football and basket- ball games, concerts, plays and other school events. Pins, denoting their years of service, are given to Senior girls. Seniors who have served as officers receive pins with an extra symbol representing the offices they have held. Row 1: Marie Hegle, Judy Reed, Sharon Sampson, Linda Zim- mer, Karen Fjeld, Row 2: Janice Derheim, Jean Foutz, Janet Boehrs, Sharyl Fursteneau, Karen Gouin, Mary Schmeir. Row 3: Bonnie Berg, Betty Aplass, Jean Dahl, Diane Janke, Lorraine Linha, Judy Stavert, Karen Guy. Jean Foutz lists the ushers for the game as Betty Aplass, Sharon Sampson, Linda Zimmer, Janet Boehrs, Mary Schmer look on. Library Club Members Donate Service to an Important Part ol Student Life Seated: Linda Fugelso, Bonnie Howell, Donna Aiken, Lavonne Huwe, Janet Bunker. Standing: JoAnn Nesdahl Violet Schos sow, Catherine Lautt, Bob Stordalen, Miss Reimche, Tim Loy, Bonnie Chandler, Saundra Bryn, Marie Hegle, Richard Heim. Marie Hegle and Violet Schossow compare file cards at the library desk. The purpose of the Library Club is to sponsor a greater interest among the students in the use of books and the library, to stimulate reading interests, and to improve the library service of Minot Senior High School. Library Club officers are: Janet Bunker, President, Linda Fugelso, Secretary-Treos- urer, Bonnie Chandler, Vice-President. Radio Club Learns Fundamentals Kneeling: Pete Dakutak, Mr. Sosalla, Douglas Schnase, Reynold Andreas, Eugene Orson, Mike Blair. Standing: Radio Club is composed of fourteen members, whose goal is to learn radio code and theory, which will apply to earning their amateur radio licenses. Mr. William Sosalla is the club advisor. Gary Larson, Don New, Bob Ulvestad, Carrol Rasch, Jack Bone, Eugene Sharparenko, Roger Roth, Roger Marquart. Pete Dokutak and Eugene Orson practice writing code, while Reynolds Andreas and Carrol Rosch look amused,' as they wonder if Pete and Eugene actually know as much as they say they do. Standing with Radio Club advisor, Mr. Sosalla are: Eugene Sharparenko, Secretary, Jack Bone, Vice-President, and Roger Roth, President. Math Club Adds to Regular Curricular Courses Math Club provides a beneficial supplement to the regular mathematics program offered at Minot High. The club is an aid to students desiring a deeper study of historical and modern math, and for those who cannot take a regular course in math. Pictured at a club meeting are Mr. John Anderson, Advisor, Georgia Anderson, Sec.-Treas.g Bob Larson, Vice-Pres., Craig Page, Pres. Row 'l: Carolyn Juhala, Sandy Lyke, Georgia Anderson, Thorine Ringdahl, Craig Page. Row 2: Jeffrey Miller, Bob Larson, Helen Breslick, Karen Belongia, Sue Saugstad, Craig Gjerde, Mr. John Anderson. Karen Belongia, Sue Saugstad, and Helen Breslick, the answer to 1054 minus 54l is 513. Newly Crganized Omnes Res Club Provides Active Meetings The Omnes Res Club purposes to ob- tain a better understanding of the Latin lan- guage and customs for Latin students. Meeting every third Tuesday, the members enjoy an educational, yet recreational pro- gram. Though newly organized, the Omnes Res essentially provides a mutual interest to students of Latin. X 1 P , l Latin Club Officers: Larry Schley, Treds.g Georgia Anderson, Sec., Miss Anne Anderson, Advisor, Donna Kozachenko, Vice Pres., Larry Kaiser, Pres. lx: ,f ms ps 1 Q radii!! Could words have failed these Row 'I, seated: Larry Schley, Larry Kaiser, Bill Bibow, Matthew Coad, Craig Page, Craig Gierde. Row 2:Georgia Anderson, Janet Tvenge, Joan Bondly, Donna Kozac- henko, Beverly Field, Leona Boschert, Greta Uleberg, Hilda Johnson. Row 3: Karen Cummings, Becky Anderson, Carol Hanson, Helen Bres- lick, Barbara Clark, Miss Anne Anderson, Sue Soug- stad, Lois Foster, Virginia Shaw, Zenidc Coffee, Karen Peterson. i 'mi brilliant students of Latin as Pluto carries off Proserpina in a game of charades, being acted out by Beverly Field and Craig Gjerde as Barbara Clark, Carol Hanson, and Joan Bondly look on with fits of laughter. Bottom to top, left row: Sandy Lyke, Bob Larson, Bob Hanes. Middle row: Saundra Bryn, Janice Honcharenko, James Wold. Right row: Blythe Hartle, Shirley Hel- land, Peggy Snyder, Coach, Mr. Willard B. Laabs. Varsity Debate Squad Takes in Regional Tournament Championship Two varsity debators returning from last year's squad, Shirley l-lelland and Peggy Snyder, meet with Mr. Laobs to discuss debate strategy. Mayhem? Chaos? No, it's the varsity debate squad. Peggy Snyder, Shirley Helland, Sandy Lyhe, and Bob Larson, celebrating their divisional champion- ship, Poor Mr, Laabs, could it be too much tor him? The Minot High School Debate teams, varsity and novice, have participated in various debate tournaments throughout the yea r. At Concordia College, Moorhead, Minn- esota, where 52 schools were represented, the varsity squad finished with ten victories and l Four members of the novice debate team, Saundra Bryn, James Wold, Janice Honcharenko, and Bob Hanes, seated in a semi-circle, make good use of their index cords, while Blythe Hartle debates. no defeats. ln the January debate tourney, held at St. Olaf's, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Minot High was the only North Dakota participant. Winning first place in the regional tourna- ment, the varsity team, at Devils Lake out- ranked second place Grand Forks, and third place Devils Lake with a total of 54 points. The MHS debators received a trophy and metals signifying their victory, and Peggy Snyder and Bob Larson tied for top individual speakers with two Grand Forks debators. Both debate teams attended 'the state tournament at Bismarck, where the novice squad tied with other teams for third place. ln the past nine years, the debate squad, coached by Mr. Willard Laabs, has won six championships, two second place and one third place in state tournament competition. The varsity squad is composed of Peggy Snyder, Shirley Helland, Bob Larson, and Sandy Lyke The novice team consists of Saundra Bryn, James Wold, Bob Hanes, and Janice Hon- charenko. Varsity debators, Peggy Snyder, Shirley Helland, Bob Larson, Sandy Lyhe, and their coach, Mr. Willard B. Laabs leave MHS for one ot their debate tournaments. Art Club Members Apply Talents to Club and Outside Activities The purpose ot the Art Club, now in its second year, is to promote a better understand- ing and appreciation of individual, school and community art. ln addition to Art Club activities members apply their talents to other school projects. This year's Club activities included many drawing, painting and sculpture displays, and the presentation of the annual public school Spring Art Show. Able assistance is lent to the Club by Mr. Carl O. Hager, art teacher and Club advisor. Three Art Club members use a ruler to space a display accurately. Row 'l: Mr. Carl O. Hager, advisor, Edith Roberts, reporter, Carol Hecker, pres., Susan Shull, sec.- treas.j Ron Harris. Row 2: Judy Johnson, Norene Hellend, Joyce Zahursky, Shirley Norby, Vivian Hedman, Mary Bertsch, Shirley Myregard. Honor Society lnitiates 53 New Members The National Honor Society Chapter of MHS, under the advisorship at Mrs. Mary Nichol, initi- ated 53 members January 28, who were selected on the basis of their character, scholarship, leadership, and service. Honor Society awards each year, through the efforts ot several money making projects, two S100 scholarships to MSTC. Lett to right: Mary Keating, Parliamentarion, Bob Borkhuis, Vice-President, Mrs. Mary Nichol, Advisor, Paul Skabo, Presi- dent, Liz Johnson, Secretary-Treasurer. OLD MEMBERS, Row 1: Mrs. Mary Nichol, Roberta Kinnersley, Eileen Westering, Marly Balsukot, Nita Olson, Jesslyn Geving, Liz Johnson, Judie Smith, Marianne Verbitsky. Row 2: Jeri Lillenas, Rebecca Anderson, Lois Foster, Carol Hanson, Adell Guidinger, Mary Keating, Sandra Gulbranson, Karen Cummings, Kay Ulvestad, Carol Benton, Mary Nelson, Valeda Limke, Geri Lu Bakken. Row 3: Dave Saunders, Clarence Stevenson, Lyle Knutson, Paul Skabo, Bob Borkhuis, Craig Gierde, Tom Walstad, Bob Wefald. NEW MEMBERS, Row 'I: Mrs. Mary Nichol, Judy Schimmelphfenning, Judy Hamm, Sheila Bowles, Ruth Anne Williams, B. Jo Kounovsky, Diane Rosedale, Margaret Luchsinger, Jackie Skabo, Lois Pommier, Lana Elliott, Row 2: Laurel Rostberg, Paulette Froemming, Priscilla Day, Christine Pietch, Georgia Anderson, Rosalie May, Judy Anderson, Elaine Mattson, Linda Fugelso, Joan Bondly, Joyce Endreson, Del Rae Underdahl,Corinne llvedson,Don Houston, Gary Lum, Craig Page. Row 3: Jean Anderson, Sue Saugstad, Carol Appel, Marlene Johnson, Susan Shull, Sandra Borgers, Kathy Sharpe, Helen, Breslich, Bev Krause, Lloyd Kvam, Steve Kielhack, Roger Pringle, Mike Stadick, Row 4: Eugene Shaparenko, Paul Pederson, John Benham, Gary Thune, Dick Fis- cher, Larry Lium, Dick Kjos, Gaylen Haugeberg, Dick Dahlen, Scott Hoopes Lyle Odland, Benet Bankard: High Times Staff Publishes School News Mr. Christensen points to a certain story on the dummy he has drawn as an unseen staff member asks him about its location. Row 'l: Marianne Ver- bitsky, Betty Travis. Row 2: Ken Luty, Adell Guid- inger, Judy Reed, Jane Kemper. Row 3: Dick Dahlen, Linda Fugelso, Jesslyn Geving, Judie Smith, Diane Rosedale, Teacher, Mr. M. E. Christensen. and Events Throughout School Year Newswriting class, advised by Mr. Merritt E. Christensen, published our school newspaper, the High Times. The newspaper staff is headed by Jesslyn Geving, Editor-in-Chief and pub- lishes a newspaper each month. Some of the goals of the High Times are to create an active interest among the students in student affairs, to inform the students of the administration's plans for the maintenance and Judie Smith smiles mis- chievously at Jesslyn Gevings suggestions, but the third member of the editorial staff, Marianne Verbitsky seems too pre- occupied to notice. Heavens, You have al- ready seen the green sports section, what's the happy occasion, Linda Fugelso and Dick Dah- len? News editor, Jane Kem- per, only laughs when Judy Reed, reporter, points out that she is still making the some typing mistakes, but it must not be serious, because even Editor-in-Chief, Jesslyn Geving, thinks it is amus- ing. improvement of the school and to present an unbiased and complete report of all Minot High School News. The High Times staff which in previous years has published papers numbering only tour and six pages has this year published papers containing as many as ten. This has added variety to the type and number of articles which can be published. Betty Travis, who is circulation manager, intends to show business manager, Adell Guidinger, something funny in an ad, but is laughing so hard she can't do it. Adell must have caught on though, because she seems to be sharing the ioke. Sports reporter, Ken Luty, who couldn't give sports editor, Diane Rosedale, an on the spot report, recreates the game in the classroom for her benefit. Two extremes in working on dummy sheets are shown by Editor-in-Chief, Jesslyn Geving, who is bent diligently over her work and Linda Fugelso, feature editor, who takes time out for a bottle of pop. Associate Editor, Judie Smith, standing in the middle, looks over the front page of the Christmas issue. Editors Produce 1960 Searchlight Through Combined Efforts Editors ofthe Searchlight spent a busy school year preparing a somewhat smaller, but what we believe to be a better book. The changes included a new type of layout and distinctive art work. Our editors did their part in preparing the book by soliciting advertisements, writing feature stories, indexing pages, and shooting and develop- ing their own pictures. Editors who completed this work are Lois ,- 'duet A A .. -- f . - - 'f fm V ' f ainpn-Nf l EK M it-c WWHQS' it .. 'Q -if is f' , ,,:t .,,. .--:---. ,si , iw, ki' Lois Pommier, editor-in-chief, and Rebecca Anderson, associ- ate editor, check over a completed page for errors. Photo Lab. Sam Verbitsky, ad- visor, seems to have liked the newest proof sheets as he comes from the Pommier, editor-in-chief, Rebecca Anderson, as- sociate editor, Sandy Gulbranson, business man- ager, Dick Dahlen and B-Jo Kounovsky, layout editors, Nordell Cockrell, feature editor, Jeri Lillenas, copy editor, Judy Anderson and Carol Hecker, art editors, Geri Lu Bakken and Bobbie Kinnersley, class editors, Gary Larson and Leon Steinberg, photography editors, Ralph Charley, sports editor. Marianne Verbitsky feature staff, and Sandy Gulbranson, business manager, rack their brains for captions. Our photography editors have a chat: This is the end, Leon Steinberg, says Gary Larson. I put up with trick exposures, pictures printed upside down and without heads, but this time you've gone too far!-Leon, you're not listening. Ralph Charley, sports editor, is very particular about how Jeri Lillenas, copy editor, types up the sports copy, but Jeri thinks the joke's on him this time. Our talented art editors, Judy Anderson and Carol Hecker, beam for the Searchlight camera. Onions, Aaah! The pause that refreshes, and it seems our class editors, Roberta Kinnersley and Geri Lu Bakken have found it, Okay girls, back to work. Who says we're crazy? chows B-.lo Kounovsky and Dick Dahlen, co-editors of the layout staff, as they firmly uphold the teachings of Alfred E. Newman. And who's he? The star of Mad Magazine of course. ,Ms Z '04 Quill and Scroll Sponsors Formal, lnducts High Times, Searchlight Stall Members Quill 81 Scroll, the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, is composed of High Times and Searchlight staff members. ln the course of the year Quill 84 Scroll published the Magician, a literary magazine written by MHS students, and held an initiation banquet. The Second Annual Sweetheart Valentine's Day Formal was held February l2, where Ron Larson and Jesslyn Geving, elected by the student body, were crowned S-weethearts of the ball. Mrs. Mary Garbe is the faculty advisor for the group. Quill 8. Scroll Officers: Marianne Verbitsky, Pres.g Judie Smith, Sec-Treas,, Mrs. Mary Gorbe, Advisor, Jesslyn Geving, Vice-Pres. Seated: Bob Grassmoen, Dick Dahlen. Standing: Nordell Cockrell, Mari- anne Verbitsky, J u d i e Smith, Lois P o m m i e r, Linde Olson. Not pic- tured: Jesslyn Geving, Peggy Snyder. +L. 1 r fi ffm gaizf 9 Z ,S fp N uThe Diary ol Anne Frank, Outstanding Playmaker Production ol Year Q, , 3 Mel Obedin, President, Louis Du Puis, Vice-President, Dick Kjos, Treas.g Christine Pietch, Sec., Mr. David Lommen, Advisor. Throughout the year, Playmakers have produced several plays with success and presented the Annual Variety Show. Playmakers have made many advances during the past seasons. An innovation, never before used at MHS, was employed for the presentation of The Diary of Anne Frank. lnsteodzlof regular stage sets the setting ftor the pla,y was constructed on the parquet floorf, : X The membership of the Playmakers is one ot the largest of any MHS organization, PLAYMAKERS EXECUTIVE, Row 'l: Lana Elliott, Lois Pommier, Liz Johnson, Linda Fugelso. Row 2: Dick Kjos, Dick Dahlin, Bob Wetald, Clarence Stevenson, Mel Obedin, Allan White. gn 4949 The MHS Ploymakers Advertising Depart- ment, which promotes the various produc- tions staged throughout the year, consists of Lyle Knutson, .lo Dee Smith, Dick Dohlen, and Lee Snyder. These students have been responsible for placing advertising materials in the school, stores, and theatres. ,yn P, fc Shall we dance? Kathy Franz asks Lee Snyder, as they play the roles of Anne Frank and Mr. Frank, her father, respectively, in the play, The Diary of Anne Frank. The Playmakers stage crew consists of the following: Row 1: Lois Pommier, Lana Elliott, Jim Hauge, Gerald Wilson, Judy Anderson. Row 2: Dick Dahlen, Clarence Stevenson, Mel Obedin, Bob Wefald, Don Barsness, Allan White, and Bob Hanes. PROPS COMMITTEE, Left to right: Bob Hanes, Judie Smith, Janet Boehrs, Corrine Rogers, Linda Olson, Virginia Shaw, Linda Fugelso, Roberta Kinn- ersley, Loranne Linha. Ardle, Geri Lu Bakken, Janice Je d d, Karen Cummings, Donna Headrick. ,N MAKE-UP COMMITTEE, Row I. Gloria Wynne, Joan Luchsinger, Susan l-lappel, Judy Schimmelpfennig, Lana Elliott, Del Rae Underdahl. Row 2: Jackie Geving, Diane Schimmel- pfennia, Gerolyn Woo, Margaret Luch- sinaer, Karen Wendi. Row 3: Kay Ulvestad, Sandy Gulbranson, Vicki Miller, Jerilyn Halliaan, Sylvia Kuilen- en, Linda Schull. Row 4: Eunice Even- son, Kay Knutson, Shiela Bowles, Sandy Mikkelson, Kathy Sharpe. TICKET COMMITTEE, Left to right: Leo Mc- CONCESSIONS, Row 1: Betty Travis, Carol Appel, B. Jo Kounovsky, Laurel Rostberg, Row 2: Billie Fulton, Karen Guy, Paul- ette Froemming, Linda Pederson, Sharon Domino, Carol Hansen, Liz John- son, Adell Guidinger. STAGE: Allen White, Don Barsness, Gerald Wilson, Mel Obedin, Jim Hauge. COSTUMES: Rebecca An derson, Georgia Anderson Greta Gay Uleberg, Vern etta Boomer, Karen Peter son, Merle Peterson. nDiary Presentation Features Wide Variety of Creative and Dramatic Skills Pulitzer Drama Prize Winner, The Diary of Anne Frank, which MHS presented November 19, 20, and 21, is an adapation ofthe book Anne Frank, The Diary of a Young Girl. One of the most successful plays on Broadway, it was rated by Time Magazine as being among the best movies ever produced. Part of the construction crew working on a set are Jim Hauge, Mr.David Lommen, advisory and Allan White, who are standing on the floor. Above them are Clarence Stevenson, Lois Pommier, Mel Obedin, and Vern Kelly. Lee Snyder lights the Chau- nakah candles as the rest of the family, Dick Kjos, Dixie Hagen, Bev Krause, Kathy Franz, Diane Rosedale, and Ralph Charley, partake in the services. Mr. Frank comforts Anne after a nightmare. After the last performance the scenery goes down piece by piece as Dick Dahlen, Vern Kelly, Mel Obedin, Bob Hanes, and Gerald Wilson lend a hand. Ah, yes, our hard working Variety Show participants. Well, everyone has a right to a break don't they? Especial- ly when they have been playing a hard match of tennis, or even better, acting as a member of a harem. l Students Display lngenuity, Talent in the Annual Variety Show The annual Variety Show, sponsored, by the Playmakers and under the direction of Mr. Lommen, was presented March l7, l8, and l9 in the school auditorium. Students displayed their talent and im- agination in the acts which they wrote and en- acted. The variety of acts was enjoyed by all who ' attended the presentation. Diane Hanson isn't just hamming it up with the baton, she really knows the knack of using it, in fact she is the proud State Class A Champion baton twirler. LM1 ILM Q l lil Ml ' M 3232, ,'ffm'ng W Ml! Wi WM ,fflwl Craige Page is really having trouble with Helen Breslick. We wonder whether it's a fit of poor sportsman- ship or if she always brings a tennis rocket to her golf lessons. My MW Gerolyn Woo finally succeeded in dis where's the Sultan? posing of her harem competition, as you can probably guess. But wait- Thespians Work to Promote Higher Dramatic Standards at MHS The Minot Thespian Troupe 79l iS G Chapter of points earned working on Playmaker productions. a national, honorary dramatic organization. New After becoming a member of Thespians, stars may members are invited in the spring on the basis of be earned by additional dramatic production work. Row l: Roberta Kinnersley, Sharon Domino, Nancy Danielson, Sara Jane Fugelso. Row 2: Lana Elliott, Marly Balsukot, Lois Pommier, Charlo Peterson, Vernetta Boomer, Karen Peterson, Greta Gay Uleberg, Rebecca Anderson. Row 3: Don Barsness, Ralph Charley, Ron Kruschwits, Louis DuPuis, Mel Obedin. uhh Seated: Lois Pommier, Scribe, Gerolyn Woo, Sec- retary-Treasurer. Standing: Ralph Charley, Presi dent, Dick Kjos, Vice-President. Left to right: Dick Kjos, Jodie Smith, Corinne llvedson, Mar- lene Johnson, B. Jo Kounovsky, Geralyn Woo, Dick Dahlen. MHS Orchestra-Small in Size, Yet Overwhelmingly Musical Within the past few years the orchestra has grown very active and become well-known throughout the area. This year was no exception, with the orchestra presenting a spring concert and tak- ing a trip, along with their usual activities. Mr. Lind, the orchestra's director, has spent only one year here at MHS but is pleased with the organizations accomplishments, as are their audiences. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS, Left to right: Karen Behrens, Pres., Paulette Froemming, Sec.-Treas., Kaye Whitcomb, Vice-Pres. ORCHESTRA STRING SECTION, left to right: Saundro Borgers, Karen Behrens, Harold Vannette, Mary Ellen Hubski, Mr. Lind, Ken Weishoft, Kay Whitcomb, Marlene Johnson, Paulette Froemming. Mr. Hardy Lieberg is director of the vocal music department at MHS which includes the Symphon- ic Choir, Girls' Glee Club, and Men's Concert Choir. Row 1: JoDee Smith, Waltraut Hencke, Susan Littler, Judy Hamm, Waltraut Davin, Ardis Brandt, Lana Elliott, Roxy Vangsness, Del Rae Underdahl, Frances Derheim, Elaine DeMakis. Row 2: Margaret Stadum, Betty Mattson, Zenieda Coffee, Wanda Klimpel, Roberta Burmeister, Sharon Domino, Janet Sands, Helen Breslich, James Bolstad, Jane Kemper, Donna Schmidt, Gladys Mayer, Georgia Anderson, Christine Pietsch, Sharon Sanders, Nancy How- ard. Row 3: Diane Fritz, Dianne Asplund, Jeanette Buchfinck, Carol Appel, Diane Bars- ness, Kathy Sharp, Craig Paige, Gary York, Spencer Ruff, Wayne Kringen, Robert Ronning, Wayne Reynolds, Arlen Johnson, Mike Clark, Wilma Martin, Nordell Cockrell, Eunice Schott, Judy Dalmer, Joan Anderson, Charlo Peterson. Row 4: Marlys Erickson, Lorie Jenson, Sheila Bowles, Lois Pommier, Sandra Mikkleson, Ron Kruschwitz, Angelos Maragos, Philip Aus, Vincent Klein, Don Smutzler, Marvin Pederson, Dick Kjos, Bob Keating, Jack Benham, Jim Wolf, Claude Vannett, Bob Wefald, Art Huwe, Lyle C.Johnson, Bradley Scholl, Mary Keating, Nancy Kitzmiller. SYMPHONIC CHOIR OFFICERS, Row 1: Del Rae Under. dahl, Librarian, Shelia Bowles, Librarian, Lois Pommier, Treas., Lana Elliott, Sec, Row 2: Jack Benham, Vice-Pres., Dick Kjos, Bus. Man., Ron Kruschwitz, Bus Mon., Ralph Charley, Pres. Symphonic Choir Presents 'Te Deum', Offers Vocal Music of High Caliber Symphonic Choir, directed by Mr, Hardy Leiberg, is a selected choir of 85 voices. This group strives to sing music of a high caliber, which will not only challenge the group but provide a sound musical back- ground. Symphonic Choir and soloists from the music department make 70 or more appear- ances per year, including the annual Christ- mas presentation, and the annual festival of vocal music. Te Deum a contemporary work by Zoltan Koldaly, was presented February 28, by the choir, Community Orchestra, and soloists, Mrs. Ralph Wallin, Mrs. Harold Kildahl, Mr. John Strohm, and Lyle C. John- son. Within the Symphonic Choir are solo- ists and smaller groups which include a mixed quartet, a men's quartet, girls' trio, modern choir, and a Madrigal group which sings l7th and l8th century music. Symphonic Choir pianist Carol Appel, provides ac- companiment for chair. MODERN CHOIR, Row 'l: JoDee Smith, Waltraut Hencke,-Margaret Stadum Gladys Mayer Christine Pietsch, Charlo Peterson. Row 2: Lana Elliott, Sandy Mikkleson Lois Pommier Helen Breslich, Jean Foutz, Donna Schmidt, Del Rae Underdahl. Row 3. Craig Paige Ron Kruschwitz Wayne Kringen, Jack Benham, Bob Wefald, Arlen Johnson. Row 4 Gary York James Bolstad Bob Ronning, Vincent Klein, Dick Kjos, Jim Wolf, Lyle C. Johnson Ralph Charley MADRIGAL GROUP, Row 1: Waltraut H e n c k e, Lana Elliott, Kathy Sharpe, Helen Breslich, Jean Foutz, Gladys Mayer, Charlo Peterson. Row 2: Bob Wefald, Ran Krusch- witz, Jack Benham, Dick Kjos, Lyle C. Johnson, Ralph Charley, Arlen Larson. GIRLS' TRIO: Lana Elliott, Jean Foutz, Kathy Sharpe. MEN'S QUARTET: Craig Page, Jack Benham, Arlen Johnson, Lyle C. Johnson. MIXED QUARTET: Lyle C. Johnson, Waltraut Hencke, Gladys Mayer, Jack Benham. SYMPHONIC CHOIR SOLOISTS: Charlo Peterson, Lyle C. Johnson, Gladys Mayer, Jack Benham, Lana Elliott. tra Student director from MSTC, Alton Burns, leads the Girls' Glee Club in a vocal number. The Male Organization of the Music Department Row 1: Lowell Hanson, Peter Larson, Art Huwe, Ron Kruschwitz, Jack Benham, Jim Wolfe, Arlen Johnson, Bradley Scholl, Row 2: Craig Paige, Lynn Peterson, Dave Anderson, Myron Hanson, Lyle Odlond, Spencer Ruff, Gary Evenson, Jim Kruschwitz, James Bolstad, Wayne Reynolds, Rennie Andreas. Row 3: Gary York, Wayne Kringen, Jim Hanson, Craig Gjerde, Don Smutzler, Marvin Pederson, Vincent Klein, Mark Ostroot, Dick Kjos, Merle Pederson, Bruce Walker, Dave Bjornson, Bob Wetald, Ralph Charley, George Blaisdell. 1 K Christmas Program Performance Highlights Year for Girls' Glee Club Girls' Glee Club was originally organized as a training group, but has since developed into a performing group in its own right. This past Christmas they per- formed a contemporary setting of me- dieval numbers by Benjamin Bretten, entitled, A Ceremony ot Carols. Left to right: Loraine Lande, Librariong Karen Gowin, Librarian, Har- riet H i t I a n d, Pres.g Kathe Rush,Sec.- Treas.j Judith Helseth, Vice-Pres. Row 'l: Linda Yuly, Carol Kiemele, Joyce Domino, Thorine Ringdahl, Sherry Gay, Corrine Hadley, Shirley Wahl, Shirley Wolfe, Patricia Lee. Row 2: Anita Kersavage, Mary Schmierer, Ruby John- son, Judith Helseth, Loraine Lande, Millie Tullar, Laurel Rostberg, Diane Schimmelpfennig, Linda Gessner, Shirley Myregard. Row 3: Myrna Halen, Billie Fulton, Darlene Bickertt, Judi Johnson, Elaine Lautt, Kathleen Hustad, Penny Johnson, Kathe Crilly, Kathe Rush, Harriet Hitland, Row 4: Judy Selk, Karen Gowin, Sheryl Fursteneau, Mavis Pettinger, Kathy Ronning, Angeline Volk, Karen Gjerde, Sandie Bondly, Irene Syverson. Anita Kersavage, Girls Glee Club soloist, is of- ten accompanied by pi- anist Linda Hvinden. What a party! Girls, did you ever dream of asking your favorite boy to a dance, and fellows, what about getting a vegetable corsage from your date? Sound impossible? Yes, a little, that is unless you believe in Sadie Hawkins Days, and most MHS students do. The Sadie Hawkins party was spon- sored by the Symphonic Choir and was strictly a novelty dance, requiring all those attending to dress in Dogpatch style. Aw-Gee. Cheryl Fursteneau lDaisy Mael and Lee Snyder CLil Abnerl, the royal court of the evening. ig M A Now here is a switch, if you want to dance don't stand there, sit down! Especially when Lee Snyder is near enough to tell some jokes. What, us like moonshine? Now what ever gave you that idea? Cadets Will Comprise Future Concert Band The Cadet Band, as well as the Concert Band, is under the direction ot Mr, Arvel Graving. A major source ofthe future Concert Band members, Cadet Band is composed primarily of sophomores and juniors. CADET BAND OFFICERS, Row 'I: Bernadine Irwin, Pres., Sandy Lyke, Sec., Corinia Slotto, Librarian, Row 2: Lloyd Kvam, Bus. Mgr., Pat Struxness, Librarian, Bob Larson, Vice- Pres., Karen Guy, Librarian, Dick Marquardt, Treas. Row 'l: Karen Guy, Janice Fehr, Pat Williams, Judy Vik, Sharon Schmelling, Mary Felber, Sandy Lyke, Bernadine Irwin, Marjorie Vick, Linda Erickson, Lana Lee, Connie Lund, Donna Buchholz, Dee Marie Vannet, Janice Rothacker, Norma Hillestad, Carolyn Juhala, Roxanne Compton. Row 2: Bill Klein, Judy Ptahl, Sheldon Kankovsky, Larry Dahl, Charles Dunnel, Jerry Pratt, Tom Schultz, Virginia Shaw, Wayne Scholl, Pat Struxness, Gladys Smith, Karen Kabanuck, Nicky Faken, Susan Swenson, Diane Novak, Gary Larson, Rochelle Wollber, Judy Bradly, Connie Fox, Carolyn Evje, Row 3: Dick Yohner, Reynold Andreas, Nancy Kempels, Susan Herigstad, Greg Rismoen, Robert Zook, Gary Bischke, Laurel Rostberg, Slyvia Dunnell, Joey Foss, Diane Moen, John Lawson, Judy Monson, Myron Hanson, Lloyd Kvam, Richard Bieni, John Roy, John Burke, Allen Bjornson, Bob Ramsey. Row 4: Keith Elliott, Jack Peterson, Craig Smith, David Anderson, Danny Whitmore, Bob Larson, George Sharkey, Dick Marquart, Bob Schoenwald, David Christenson, Duane Dickuas, Al Oppenrud, Kenneth Hohmann, Corinia Slotto, Linda Olson, George Blaisdell, Lyle Grindy, Monte Rogers. Row 1: Norman Graving, Diane Hanson, Sally Graving, Nita Olson, Floy Cosby, Ruth Ann Williams, Dick Dahlen, Sara Jane Fugelso, Pricilla Day, Sharon Luedke, Rebecca Anderson, Margaret Luchsinger, Gary Lum, Shirley Haugeberg, Geri Lu Bakken, Charlo Peterson. Row 2: Craig Page, Dorothy Chandler, Harold Severson, Ron Stebleton, Larry Schley, David Bjornson, Hjalmer Carlson, Gary Bell, Joan Ellison, Matthew Coad, Jean Luetzen, Carol Appel, B. Jo Kounovsky, Joan Wickham, Ron Buerkle, Mary Ann Wolfe, Tom Mattson, Greta Gay Uleberg. Row 3: Judith Schimmelphfennig, .lane Thompson, Jeri Lillenas, Carol Hegre- berg, Judy Saunders, Janet Bunker, Gary Dahl, Chuck McGinley, Eugene Shaparenko, Gary Kelly, Craig Gjerde, Mark Rasmussen, Mike Berg, Don Barsness, Bev Krouse, Dililah Lundeen, Joan Luchsinger, Tim Loy, Roberta Kinnersly, Jackie Skabo. Row 4: Linda Peterson, Connie Carlson, Alan Kurth, LoAnne Lund, Tom Walstad, Paul Skabo, Carolyn Sauchenko, Harold Anderson, Larry Lium, Mark Ostroot, Dick Fischer, Roger Bowles, Dwight Wiedrich, Gary Thune, Jack Benham, Dick Switzer, Jim Wolfe, Carl Schlak, Eugene Orson. Concert Bancl Combines Both Success and Popularity Concert Band, under the direction ot Mr. Arvel community. Graving, is one of the most popular and successful During The traditional gpring Concert the O'9G ZOl'On Ot, MHS- . annual Arion award was again presented to an out- Through its appearances at Homecoming, dedication of the new Trinity Hospital wing, ball- games, and pep assemblies, Concert Band has made standing senior band member. Concert Band serves as host for many bands, for itself a place not only at MHS, but also in the which take part in the Minot Band festival. Row 'I: Janet Bunker, Librar- ian, Mike Berg, Business Manager, Nita Olson, Secre- tary, Shirley Haugeberg, As- sistant Librarian. ROW 21 Jack Benham, Vice-Pres. Stu- dent Director, Tom Walstad, Pres., Bev Krause, Treasurer, Dick Dahlen, Ass't. Business Manager, J e a n Luetzen, Ass't. Librarian. Drum Maior, Maiorette, Flag Bear, rsm if XQ Ry Ns' 9 fl tj gf Q, 1 L K l 1 if .R he V li -El WF, Q Xi t, R! v w 3 Vjxjlllff giyl ly QP llllfl ll f JI l 51 Qi, S59 A J Row'l Norman Graving Diane Hanson Geri Lu Bakken Charlo Peterson Q if J J S5 tj l ex, akihfwywg , M N 1 M I X mx L L l i JJ if c V gll ll X l 1 J 5 N -i fi Rl i at J it i J N it N 'x J ll X ff l Cl tl Y rt if x lilo A lmixgliq X gf fl will self Pep Band 659 M Nb tw Sl X i iflklgl' 9 Row 1: Jane Thompson, Mary Ann Wolfe, Dick Dahlen, Joan Wickham, Tom Mattson, Row 2: Craig Page, Linda Peterson, Joan Ellison, Jeri Lillenas, Judy Schimmelphfennig, Brenda Jo Kounousky, Row 3: Gary Thune, Chuck McGinley, Eugene Shaparenko, Norman Graving, Janet Bunker, Mike Berg, Row 4: Carolyn Savchenko, Jack Be-nham, Larry Lium, Dwight Wiedrich, Dick Fischer, Harold Anderson. Lvl Trombone Section A1 Row 1: Mark Ostroot, Dick Fischer, Harold Anderson, Carolyn Sauchenko, Marilyn Nelson, Jean Luetzen, Carol Appel. 1 Percussion Section Row 1: Craig Page, Mary Ann Wolfe, Diane Hanson, Jane Thompson. Row 2: Dorothy Chandler, Gary Thune, Harold Severson, Brenda Jo Kounousky. Clarinet Section Row 1: Greta Gay Uleberg, Tom Mattson, Gary Lum, Shirley Haugeberg. Row 2: Joan Wickham, Ron Steble- ton, Geri Lu Bakken. Row 3: David Bjornson, Hjalmer Carlson, Roger Bowles, Gary Bell, Larry Schley. Baritones Section Row 1: Karl Schlag, Dick Switzen, J a C k Benham, Eugene Orson. .X-,J X LAW Cornets Section ,JJ l Mws- Row 1: Gary Dahl, Mike Berg, Donald Barsness, Janet Bunker. Row 2: Norman Graving, Mark Rasmussen, Craig Gjerde, G a r y Kelly, E u g e n e Shaparenko, Chuck McGinley. .l eff . Dj A R, 1 1' 2 Q UW N, AN? nj lg Woodwinds Section Row 1: Floy Cosby, Sara Jane Fugelso, Ruth Anne Williams, Priscilla Day. 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Mary serves as Co-President of French Club, Parliamentarian of Honor Society, and also belongs to Pep Club and Symphonic Choir. jfji! Z Life ' ,V ' J' f 4 lf, 1, ,f rinceaa ' ana Petite and possessing a brand of beauty all her own, Lana has a name befitting a princess. A var- sity cheerleader, Lana's vitality is shown in her expressive eyes and winning smile. A girl who is easy to know, as well as to like, she never tails to have a friendly hi for everyone. Lana is also ac- tive in Symphonic Choir, Playmakers, and Pep Club. . - XWN QJL,flj, J f jl QQ HQ! ' ' we iw, fly i5qlf,iH il lv V is Mvy , ,fl is Aw w , PM ,Lip 1 A Q' My V' L' l 0 ix In Qjjkybflf U J U fl JI L U MJ L-- V' ' Q Tgl , g igy fb L M' My Ji, :J y gl Mil li my W i li it ilfwlikwl WMF 'WM , QW 4 ,V , U Q ' it yy blfiitygpzcy ,ff U' wld l li P nw dy i if fjglifjl XM W gif ,A A. 0 , all A J ,2 Nb it mygf lm is MU rince ogz X. DJ MM M Peppy, perky Princess Liz lends these qualities to the varsity cheerleaders. Like the highlights of her brown hair, Liz's brilliance shines academic- ally. Liz is Pep Club President and a member of Honor Society. rincerirs aan Vivacity, versatility, and effervescence can Le rightly describe Princess Joan, who is ever ready to join in the fun. Sparkling green eyes and a per- ' sonality to match are characteristics of this pretty princess, who also belongs to Pep Club. ,I , 1 ,E ,ff ,, fly, J I if Q I mln r If P :Phil ' I' My A'-4, 14: i tif: If ,l if if 1 iff, ,ff I' 1 ' .ff 1- ff ,I A, I j K1 .f , J , , , 1' i .. i! A f y if ,ff ' f P H- ,f ' i . iw i L , i. 1 is-i , juli: 'i 1 K V If A I in 'I I,-fn yd 'Q ,Al ' , ,I lf, W ff, V fill. ,V y .. ' 1 f i .1 N 1 ' I ,, 1 ' lil 1, , f ' f ' ff ly y L Y .Q 1 7 vtjgl' f If 41 .r gjfl 5 M V, 1 1 1 , f i ff' V 0 ' U A 1, ,i,,1 , ' 1 - iv I .- ' 'fr 1 ' if X is - L ' - if I x I , V , ' ff' ffl , 9 if ' ix , V V , r V 41 R i , l L X f 4 1. K ' '2' of I M .1 1 , 1- A ff' 117 f 'R-lv' L, ' i , fgwgjfw er ajedfg, Queen gfaine A thing of beauty is 0 joy forever. And may Elaine Moffson, chosen MHS Homecoming Queen forever be o joy to her loyol subjects. Queen Elaine Mattson wears a pleased expression as she re- ceives a gift from Junior Class President, Dick Kjos. Royalty Day Highlighted by Coronation As the Concert Band played the traditional MHS homecoming song, You Were Meant For Me, Queen Elaine Mattson, preceded by Honor- ary Princess Polly Tsami, and Princesses Mary Keating, Lana Elliott, Liz Johnson, and Joan Bondly, ascended to a throne flanked by cande- labra. Crowned by Magician Football Co-Captains, Ron Larson and Jim Hauge, Queen Elaine received gifts from the class presidents, Student Council, and Pep Club. The Snake dance was held the evening before the Coronation, and climaxed by a pep rally held in the junior high gymnasium. The Queen and her court were presented dur- ing the homecoming game, which was followed by the Victory Ball. V , b Preceding the princesses and Queen, flower girl, Jane Pringle, and crown bearer, Robert Morey, approach the royal platform. Riding atop a convertible, Queen Elaine smiles for her subiects at the Homecoming Game. Noted for his wit and showmanship, Ralph Charley has a serious side, which is proven by the offices he holds. Ralph is president of both Symphonic Choir and Thespians, and has held homeroom offices for the past three years. A very active member of Playmakers, Ralph often appears on the stage in comedy roles. The Sports Editor of the Search- light, he is also a member of Hi-Y. Serving in the capacity of Search- light Editor-in-Chief, Lois Pommier is also president ofthe Red Cross Council. Lois is known for doing many jobs well, almost simultaneously. Among the many things that Lois keeps track of in her little black book are: Tri-Y, Quill and Scroll, Pep Club, and Playmakers. She is also treasurer of Symphonic Choir, and the scribe of Thespians. Lois has participated in journalistic work during all her Senior High years, acting as business manager for both the High Times, and the Searchlight as a sopho- more and junior. She also represented our school at Girls' State. Senior Representative An Active Role Tom Walstad, a member of the All State Football Team, participates in both football and track. A member of Concert Band of which he is president, Tom plays a bass saxophone. Tom's leadership ability has been proven by the fact that he has served as a homeroom officer, and is a member of Honor Society. Tom takes part in Hi-Y activities, and also attended Boys' State. High Times Editor-in-Chief, Jesslyn Geving, has served her class and school in many ways throughout her years in Minot High. Jesslyn rep- resented her class as president in her sophomore year, and is a member of Honor Society. A reserve cheerleader in her sophomore year, Jesslyn was also a varsity cheerleader as a junior. She also has served Pep Club as a reporter. Active and am- bitious, Jesslyn is a member of Rainbow and Tri-Y and attended Girls' State. Students Play ln Student Life Vice-President of both Concert Band and Symphonic Choir, John Benham, better known as Jack, is Student Di- rector of band as well. He can be seen plgying his baritone horn in band as well as at pep assemblies and games. Jack is not only musically talented instrumentally, but also vocally, as he participates in both Symphonic Choir and Men's Chorus. Popular in his home- room, he also represents them in Stu- dent Council. Jack attended Boys' State. Possessing the ability to be a Student Council officer two years in a row, Karen Cummings is not only Vice-Presi- dent, but also was secretary in her junior year. Karen, who can match her dark good looks with dependability in quantity, has participated in many activities and organizations, which in- clude: Tri-Y, Pep Club, Playmakers, Honor Society, and also A Cappella in her junior and sophomore years. Bob Borkhuis, one of our athletic representa- tive students, is a basketball forward, and partici- pates in football and track. Bob, who is active in classroom discussion, is an honor student, and vice-president of Honor Society. Besides these school activities, he is also a member of Hi-Y, and attended Boys' State. Adell Guidinger, blonde and the possessor of a quick smile, can be summed up as popular and very active in school. Adell served as class presi- dent in her junior year, and having a high scho- lastic average, belongs to Honor Society. She also served as this year's business manager for the High Times. Besides these activities, Adell belongs to Pep Club and Playmakers, and is also an active member of both Tri-Y and Rainbow. Polly Tsami -From Patras, Greece, to MHS This year MHS was pleased and privileged to get acquainted with another foreign student, Polly Tsami from Patras, Greece. Polly attended regular classes and club meet- ings just as any other MHS student. Her American parents, Mr. and Mrs. Les Maupin, have freely and willingly given their time to make this a happy year for Pollv and her many friends. A charming smile and warm, friendly personality are character- istic of Polly. She was given an honor never before bestowed in MHS, that of Honorary Homecoming Princess. f '5 Not only did Polly learn our American ways, she explained many Greek manners and customs to us. Kay Knutson felt a little puzzled about some things, but Polly lightly laughed and went on to elaborate on all the details. Athlet iOhS Minot's Varsity Squad Surpasses Previous Season's Records in All Phases of Play Minot's speed played the main factor in winning their first non-conference game at Devils Lake, 44-O. ln the first conference game the Magi took advantage of the twelve Rugby fumbles for their 45-O win. An unidentified Rugby player attempts to pull Ron Larson Even in their many attempts to score, the to the ground, while Dave Marquart runs interference. Minot-Dickinson game ended in O scoreless tiei Row 1: Larry Lium, Scott Hoopes, Mike Stadick, Steve Hurd, Richard Winie, Tom Walstad, Ron Buerkle, Lyle Samuelson. Row 2: Student Manager Larry Johnson, Gary Thune, John Weber, Ken Anderson, Harold Hoken- stad, Don Smith, Student Manager Allen Horstad. Row 3: Jerry Pratt, Jim Hauge, Bill Reynolds, Arlen Hartstad, Dave Marquart, Virgil Hanson, Gary Rovig, Jim Swenson, Don Smutzler. Row 4: Bob Borkhuis, Gary Horner, Ron Larson, Roger Bowles, Gary Luedke, Vern Kelly, Bruce Walker, Gaylen Haugeberg, Lynn Herther. PN Y -sf lei ,fe ,1-f Fw . xiii, s tr 4 MW, if to f Ee ' f . i 'ft M C S 'Z-ff lt iii . .. C i H l 5? X ii i Line 'l: Don Smutzler, Jim Hauge, Vern Kelly, Scott Hoopes, Roger Bowles, Virgil Hanson, Tom Wal- stad. Backfield: Ron Larson, Dave Marquart, Bob Borkhuis, Gary Horner. Coaches: Reserve Coaches, Archie Peterson and Bill Edwards. Head Coach, Duane Carl- son, and Assistant Coach, Art Hovde. because of the wet condition of the field. The Minot Magicians overpowered the Mandan Braves 27-6 in their third conference game of the season. Minot High School won their first game from the Bismarck Demons in five years with a 20-0 win at the Demon's homecoming. The Magi's first defeat and their home- coming game went to the Jamestown jay's in a l7-7 victory. MHS's second defeat of the season to the state champions, St. Mary's Saints, A the Saints overpowered the Magi 32-O. An exciting third quarter, where three TD's were scored, ended Minot's final game in which Minot defeated Williston 26-l3. ,gf 4 A long run by another player draws Student Manager Larry Johnson's attention from iniured Dave Marquart. STANDING: Virgil Hanson, Roger Bowles, Jim Hauge. KNEELING: Tom Walstad, Vern Kelly. QQA STANDING: Dave Marqucrt, Gary Horner. KNEELING: Ron Larson, Ron Buerkle, Robert Borkhuis. : . 1 gif STANDING: John Webber, Scott Hoopes, Don Smutzler. KNEELING: Bruce Walker, Mike Stadick. STANDING: Larry Lium, Gary Thune, Lynn Herther. KNEELING: Gaylen Hougeberg, Ken Anderson. :y-.Ms . .,VL, I is r , r r if 1-w 'G ff, - ESV greg: STANDING: Gary Ravig, Aurlen Horstad. KNEELING: Lyle Samuelson, Lyle Odlond. 515205 I STANDING: Student manqger Allyn Horstad, Harold Hokenstad. KNEELING: Don Smith, Richard Winje. i L19 S. x W 5 U6 Magicians Show Speed and Experience in '59 :zu it Minot 44 Devils Lake L Minot 45 Rugby Minot O Dickinson Minot 27 Mandan Minot 20 Bismarck Minot 7 Jamestown Minot O St. Mary's Row 1: Bill Reynolds, Jim Swenson. Row 2: Gary Luedke, Minot 26 Williston Larry Johnson, Jerry Prott. ii .. Qriiff' VW! -'fiifff' JL-l i A j . jg. 1' ,O 'Llx' M .jg jx 3 ,pf 4 ff D, i is ,i nf sf J it 4 ff l ,ff f J if -l i i i ,f ii' -ff! ,-2, L i J 3, 1'll!i,f1f7'l Lffi c 1 ,f ,je 0 Reserves End the '59 Season with 4-2-1 Record .Xft Minot High Reserve Team, coached by Archie Peterson and Bill Edwards, ended the 59 season with a 4 8. 3 record. The reserves had the largest turn out of 40 sophomores trying for starting positions. Many very good reserves players on this year's team will come up to make a very strong and powerful varsity team in l96O. Q-'oi' is Q Nllltzff H E' Wt DEPT ff? ST it Magi Capture The Minot High Magicians wrapped up the i959-60 season with a l4 O conference record, with the able coaching of Art Hovde and his assistant, Nick Olsen. This year's team was spirited by three starting seniors, Roger Bowles, Gary Horner and Chuck McGinley, plus two juniors. ln western tournament play the Magicians overtook their three opponents by wide margins to capture the Divi- sional crown. In traveling to the State Tourney, the Magi won two out of three games to take third place. Six of the Magicians varsity team, led by Paul Pederson and Don Smutzler, will return next year. Graduating seniors are Mike Cummings, Gary Horner, Roger Bowles, Larry Lium, Bob Borkhuis, and Chuck McGinley. Returning players are Don Srnutzler, Paul Pederson, Marvin Pederson, Merle Pederson, Mati Parres and Bruce Walker. For the first time under Coach Art Hovde, pictured left, the MHS con- ference record showed l4 wins and not a single loss, topped off with our first Western Division Championship. iii if f f Division Crown Minot's Don Smutzler, jun- ior forward, adds another two points to a total which made him second highest in North Dakota's class. Center, kneeling: Coach, Art Hovdej Student Manager, Don Smith, Assistant Coach, Nick Olsen. Row 'l: Mike Cummings, Don Smutzler, Gary Horner, Marvin Pederson, Roqer Bowles Mati Parres, Larry Liurn, Paul Pederson, Merle Pederson, Bob Borkhuis, Chuck McGinley, Bruce Walker. WESTERN DIVISION SCORES Minot 70 Mandan Minot 65 Rugby Minot 57 Dickinson STATE TOURNAMENT SCORES Minot 82 Pork River Minot 52 Grand Forks Minot 70 Wahpeton iligiii 30 4. .pg Now that you've got it, Paul, what are you going to do with it, ponders his teammates R o g e r Bowles, Bruce Walker, Don Smutzler and opponents. l KJ X Will he hit it or won't he is the ques- tion as Larry Lium perfects his hook shot. l J gif! 3, Mike Cummings, senior guard, strains Roger Bowles goes in for a lay-up, while an unidentified player takes a free ride. ' for that extra point. W- KA mm Chuck McGinley, senior guard. Ready, aim-well, I know it's a safe bet. Marvin Pederson, sophomore guard, tries some fancy stuff. Star of tomor- row at work. gf? o Paul Pederson does some fancy shooting as Chuck McGinley gets set for a rebound, just in case. Paul Pederson, junior guard, aims for that all-important shot. Merle Pederson, sophomore guord, 0 building champ practices for days to come. Bob Borkhuis, senior center, gets his sights set for the net. Roger Bowles, senior forward, shoots for that two pointer for which he is so well known. Mati Parres, junior center, takes time out for 0 pose. ?,.'3', ,I Striving to attain the perfection so necessary for a good basketball player, Don Smutzler does a little private practicing in the gym. Chuck McGinley goes up for another winner as Paul Pederson and Gary Horner back away to their defensive positions. Mp-wr-W Bruce Wolker, junior guard-Let's have o two pointer, Bruce. 1 A -., Gary Horner, senior center, gets set for 0 ringer. l MHS Wrestlers Take First in Region, Third in State J Row 1: Leslie Odland, Larry Krueger, Larry Johnson, William Headrick, Pete Rismoen, Ron Buerkle, Row 2: Don Opp, Ron Larson, Vernon Kelly, Allen Steinberg, Roger Pringle, Tracy Randall. Row 'l: Leslie Odland, Larry Krueger, Larry Johnson, William Headrick, Pete Rismoen, Ron Buerkle, Tracy Randall, Roger Prinqle, Vernon Kelly, Allen Stein- berg, Ron Larson, Don Opp. Row 2: Mr. Carlson, Gerald Boe, Larry Henricks, Bill Klein, Jim Williams, lvan Besemann, Richard Bieri, Edwin Johnson, Dick Markle, Scott Hoopes, Lyle Odland, Mike Berg, Lyle Samuelson, Vernon Reiter, Mr. Kidder, Not pictured: Jim Hauge. In their second year of wrestling, the MHS matmen have shown themselves again by taking first place in the Regional Wrestling Tourney held in Minot. Eight of these men went on to represent Minot High in the State Tourney at Williston, where they placed third. Lorry Johnson takes the top os his unidentified opponent tries C1 reversal. Awww llFifteen Rahs for Our Team!! f' Minot High's varsity cheerleaders are leaders in team support, and practice many hours to execute their cheers precisely. Supported by the student body our vivacious cheerleaders, Lana Elliott, Liz Johnson, Susan Littler, Del Rae Underdahl, and Diane Rosedale, try to create enthusiasm during both the football and basket- ball seasons Spirit and Support, Motto of Reserves Reserve cheerleaders, Judy Saunders, JoDee Smith, Kathy Franz, Corinne llvedson, and Sharon Shmelling, have many snappy routines and boost our reserve team. GAA Represents Girls' Athletic Interest A The Girls' Athletic Association is in its second year at MHS. Its purpose is to create outside physical activity for girls. This year GAA girls participated in numerous activities, and a play night was held for Model and Ryan High Schools. The group is advised by Miss Homer, a student at MSTC. GAA OFFICERS, Row 1: Miss Homer, Ad- visor, Kay Knutson, President, Mary Nelson, Vice-President, Sally Graving, Secretary, April Llewellyn, Treasurer, Jean Luetzen, Point Chairman. GAA MEMBERS, Row 1: Miss Homer, Kay Knutson, Joan, Bondly, Judy Brody, Judy Reed, Gloria Smith, Gloria Miller, Diane Zuzulin, April Llewellyn. Row 2: Shirley Nechiporentko, Jean Luetzeni, Mary Nelson, Loranne Linha, Sharon Guy, Linda Schultz, Janice Rothacker, Linda Botz. Row 3: Karen Belongia, Jean Dahl, Pat Hammer, Dianne Asplund, Diane Moen, Lana Lee, Diane McCarol, Sally Graving. Tension mounts as the enthusiastic volley- ball players become engrossed in the game. Minot High School Displays Complete Phy Ed Department Our physical education department offers many chances for students to excell in athletic skills. The classes are held alternately with classes in health, first aid, and drivers education. Throughout the year they participate in basketball, track, trampoline, tumbling, and swim- ming, along with usual sports such as ping-pong and badminton. Say Tarzan, you aren't stuck are you? Oh, what a girl doesn't go through! For a boy? No, for o phy ed teacher. Round and round they go, and if they stop, Mr. Edwards will know. Just a wee but of indentitication in the process of being hung up by Bob Wetald and Dick Dahlen in Williston Kathy Williams and Leo McArdle take some intellectual relaxation. Break through that one, says Leo. Must be I2 noon as Donald Larson tries to set an all time record to get to his locker. ASSOCIATED PRESS TOP TEN NEWS STORIES OF 1960 Khrushchev's visit to United States. Russian moon probe. Castro gains power in Cuba. Strike closes steel mills. T.V. quiz show scandals. Eisenhower's increased role in nation's foreign affairs. Death of Dulles. Herter appointed Secre- tary of State. Nixon's tour of Russia. Statehood for Alaska and Hawaii. Congress passes labor relations law. Calendar of Events SEPTEMBER 19-21 Playmakers present Diary of Anne Frank 2 School begins 26 Thanksgiving vacation begins 1 1 Football game there, Minot 44, Devils Lake O 17 Football game here, Minot 45, Rugby O 25 Football game there, Minot O, Dickinson O OCTOBER 2 Football game here, Minot 27, Mandan O 7 Searchlight staff attends yearbook clinic 9 Football game there, Minot 20, Bismarck O 12-15 15 National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri Loyalty Day Bonfire and Pep Rally in Junior High Gym Loyalty Day, Elaine Mattson, Queen Homecoming Football game, Jamestown 17, Minot 7 21-24 N.D.E,A. Convention, Bismarck 23 Football game there, St. Mary's 33, Minot O 27 Cheerleaders Conference, Bishop Ryan 30 Football game there, Minot 26, Williston 13 NOVEMBER 4- 6 Sadie Hawkins Days 13 Pep Club Formal 13-14 State Student Council Convention opens in Dickinson 16 Assembly, St. Olaf Orchestra JANUARY 3 DECEMBER 4 Basketball game here, Minot 71, St. Mary's 48 Basketball game there, Valley City 61, Minot 49 Debate, Minot, Valley City, and Moorhead competing College Board tests Basketball game there, Minot 54, Rugby 47 Basketball game here, Minot 87, Williston 63 Christmas Program by Girls' Chorus, Cere- mony of the Carols. Basketball game here, Minot 51, Bismarck 48 Christmas vacation begins Christmas vacation ends Basketball game there, Minot 39, Dickinson 31 Basketball game there, Minot 83, Mandan 52 Basketball game there, Minot 77, St. Mary's 52 Basketball game here, Grand Forks 6-5, Minot 50 l 29 Basketball game here, Minot 65, James- MARCH town 49 FEBRUARY 1 Concert by Varsity Bards, sponsored by Symphonic Choir 5 Eastern Division Debate, Minot rates su- perior 5 Basketball game there, Minot 87, Williston 63 6 Basketball game here, Minot 72, Wahpeton 54 9 Basketball game here, Minot 63, Rugby 59 10 Crime Prevention Assembly 10 Class A vocal and instrumental festival at Rugby 12 Quill 8. Scroll Formal, Jesslyn Geving and Ron Larson named Sweethearts 13 Basketball game here, Minot 81, Mandan 57 18 Clothing Drive by Student Council and Save the Children Federation 18-19 State Debate Tournament, Bismarck 18-19 Minot High Wrestlers take Regional Wrest- ling Tourney at Minot 20 Basketball game there, Minot 75, James- town 61 22 Brotherhood Assembly 23 Basketball game Devils Lake cancelled due to flu 25-26 State Wrestling Tournament, Williamston, 2 Minot rates third 6 Basketball game here, Minot 64, Dickinson 41 3-5 8 9 10-12 17-18 19 25-26 APRIL 5 15-1 8 22 22 26 29 28-29 MAY 4- 5 6 9 10 21 22 24 26 27 Western Division Basketball Tournament at Bismarck: MHS takes championship National Merit Scholarship Qualifying test Pep Assembly with Chamber of Commerce as guests State Class A Basketball Tournament. Magi takes third Variety Show District Science Fair Spring Orchestra Concert Easter Vacation My Three Angels by Playmakers Track Meet and Demonstration at Grand Forks Spring Band Concert Junior-Senior Prom, theme, Oriental Fan- tasy Music Festival in Minot Symphonic Choir traveling tour West Class A Choir Festival NIPA Convention at Grand Forks Spring Concert by Symphonic Choir State Track Meet Baccalaureate Senior Banquet 'Graduation of Class of 1960 School Closes Please FHA'ers, even sheep are ticklish Each star before the sponsor's name indicates an additional 55.00 contribution. The staff of the 1960 Searchlight wishes to ex- press its appreciation to these business firms for their financial support which has helped to make this publication possible. . . -A- American Hardware Mutual Insurance Co. American Legion Post 26 'American State Bank A. M. Foss Jewelers Inc. Ann's Fashions -B.. B 84 B Drug Bee-Line Service Big Boy Drive lnn Bridgeman Creamery Business Service Bureau 'Buttrey's Byorum's S 84 Q Hardware -C- Cashway Lumber Co. Central Office Supply 'Chateau Lanes City Bakery Coast-to-Coast Stores Dr. T. W. Cockrell 'Harry R. Cook 81 Sons Cut Rate Food Stores 'Eatmore Sausage Co. Elite Studio Ellison's ..F.. 'First National Bank Fisher Motor Co. Frosaker Motor Co. Mr. Allison, have you been eating garlic again? Del Rae Underdahl and Scott Hoopes seem to think so. W Scott Hoopes looks a little weary, doesn't he? After all, Alan Steinberg is in the 133 weight class. l Eva Hendershot, what is that you're showing off and who does it belong to? This seems to be the question of her sophomore friends as they eye her new asset with envy. Come in tenors, come in, we're waiting for you, booms Mr. Lieberg in a regular session of the Minot Symphonic Choir. Uh-uh-'Lil Abner, don't be so bashful, it's only a valentine . . . but then again this is leap year. .G- Gaffaneys 'Gate City Savings 81 Loan Ass'n. 'Genevieve's Beauty Shop Gilmore House of Beauty Gust's Standard Service ...I-I... 'Hanson's Drive Inn Harrington Bros. -l.. Roy llvedson, Attorney Interstate Transportation Co. Oh-oh, caught in the fatal act of eavesdropping, or is it eavesdrooping? 'H5i?f'55f7,f'f 4 -J- Jacobson-Fugelso Hardware Jay's Mens' Shop -K- K-G Men's Store KXMC-TV Kinney Shoes S. D. KivelyJeweIry ...L.... 'Lowe's Printing Luedke Insurance ...M- P. W. Miller Co. 'Minot Federal Savings 81 Loan Ass'n Minot Food Store Minot Motel Ass'n. Minot Retail Furniture Dealers Minot Steam Laundry Minot Typewriter Monagin Credit Muus Lumber Co. fl ' Dick Kjos checks up on the financial standing of the junior class pertaining to the coming Prom. M . P , UW fl' 4 Vyilfyjiw jk' F3 S- we-bl x ' gsm , I A D Q! W A jmfltlf, Mlm LJ? if Q9 im What's Jim McKie hiding as Janet Anderson and Leslie Odland are engrossed in home work CPD and Gary Mardo and Keith Elliott talk about the coming test? Hey that's a different angle ' for a picture, says Gary Larson to Leon Steinberg as they rest for lust one second. I 6 i gf -N- Nash Finch 'North Hill Bowl Northwest Piano Co. Northwest Sporting Goods ..Q- Olsen's Men's Store Oppen's, Inc. -p... 'J. C. Penney Co. ...R- Reinharts 8. Mathison Barber 81 Beauty Shop Leslie Odlond proves even the athletic departments have method and order to their confusion of equipment. Reub's Minot Camera Robertson Lumber -5- Sammy's Samuelsons Shoe Store Service Shoe Shop Sharks Men's Store Slorby Studio Southeast Beauty Shop Sullivan's Flower Shop ...T- The Bon Ton Early morning cramming can be quite hazy, illustrated here by iunior, Anne McKie. Miss Anderson, haw do you keep the attention of your class so well? -5 Catching up on that latest news on the bulletin board, Mavis Pittenger reads about the latest MHS activities. A helping hand is lent to Gladys Meyer by Mr. Ristvedt after school. f ' f A couple of High Times editors, Jesslyn Geving and Judie Smith, proofread the dummy sheet before sending it to the printers. Rare leisure moments find Don Smutzler, Larry Lium, and Bob Borkhuis, three of our basketball players, con- versing in the halls. Thomas Funeral Home Toivo's Jewelry -U.. Union National Bank ..v.. George E. Valker, Florist -W- 'Western Auto Pa rts Co. 'Whites Dairy White Drug Co. Hmmm-it looks as if Bonnie Berg is suc- cessfully concentrating on giving someone a headache, doesn't it? That's Sue Soug- stad, the referee, gazing mildly at us. Say David Bjornson, what's in that bottle you're hiding? Well, at least Bob Grassmoen isn't too interested. No, he's too busy at two favorite pastimes-eating and defy- ing gravity. Let's see now-if two and two equal four -thinks Marianne Verbitsky. 'ff' f fl , H , A f , ff Q! X , f, L ' f f 7454 iffy! 7 ,sf M71 ,HWWOM f , ,, ,f XJ! 6 fi, , Q L . of M I ,, V i o , , X, 7 M, , , i Kl5Lg,f5zmfv efafff i 1 9 , if 2 W7 f fy' J V ' l Mfg? f . fjmafffuffw MM UAZWMQQ Aj df J If 4 fyg 1 f if 'ly , A X7 X f7 1 f f ' , C ff! This is the earchlifht o 1960, the product of the combined efforts of 6 eezwfditolry., fri elifigzeless work and loyalty could the l96O I L X Searchlight have be completed. Mr. Sam Verbitsky, our advisor, also willingly ,ff lent us his aid in putting out a yearbook of which we feel we can be proud. Working long hours on photographs, copy, artwork, layouts, and finances, JL l KJ the staff has attempted a yearbook which would be both a record of a year's i activities to be enjoyed now and a memory album of high school days to be ,,f6fi'7f'liL treasured throughout life. ff X Lois Pommier Editor An editor's work is never done, or at least so it has seemed in the past. Final proof reading is the last crucial test and Lois Pommier, editor-in-chief, and Sam Verbitsky start to feel a grow- ing satisfaction- as they near the end of their tremendous task well done. 154 -ADMINISTRATION- Baker, Kay- Davy, Joel-5 Glaskow, Marilyn-5 Slocum, James-5 -FACULTY- Allison, Jack-7,70,146 Anderson, Adele-1 1 Anderson, Anne-8,7O,83,151 Anderson, John-9,82 Bigrken, Helen-9,40 Blaisdel, Maude-56 Bloomquist, Carl-14,70 Carlson, Duane-13,125,138 Christenson, Merritt-7,77,88 Costain, John-8 Craig, Marguerite-1 1,70 Davy, Ron-6,75 Dickinson, Mary-12 Edwards, Bill-125 Ellestad, Gerhard-1 1 Fogel, Lyle-10,28 Garbe, Mary-14,92 Ghering, Eileen-1 Graving, Arvel-13,119,145 Hager, Carl--6,86 Haugstad, Lee-13 Hoberg, Clair-13 Holum, Martha-10 Hovde, Art-10,125,128 Howe, Norman-14,76 Jensen, Norris-10 Jones, Millard-8 Laabs, Willard-6,70,84,85 Leite, Richard-1 1 Lieberg, Hardy-12,102 Lind, Allen-11,101 Lommen, David-13,93,98 Ludeman, Lynn-7,70 Melhouse, La Clair-13 Nichol, Mary-12,87 Paulson, Marie-9 Peterson, Donald A.-12,125 Pitcher, Milan--10 Reimche, Edna-8,80 Ristvedt, Paul-6,151 Robinson, Roy-1 1 Rostberg, Benard-69 Ruah, Eula-9,1 1 Schroeder, Eleanor-13,70 Shepard, Helen-7,26,56 Smith, Keenan-8,70,78 Verbitsky, Sam-7,9O,155 Weros, Harley-9 Zupetz, Rudy-6 SOPHOMORES ..A.. Aberle, Elaine-17 Anderson, Janet-17,72,149 Andreas, Reynold-16,17,81,106, 109 Apland, John--17 Atteridge, Ramona-17 Aus, Gerald-17 -5- Baker, Gerald-17 Baker, Mark-17 Barnett, Sylvia-17 Barsness, Melvin-17 Bauer, Fred-17 Bechtold, Gary-17 Beck, Jo Ann-17 Beeter, Karen-17 Behrens, Judy-17 Belgrade, Shirley--17 Bertsch, Mary--17,72,86 Besemann, Ivan-17,138 Bieri, Richard-17,109 Bischke, Gary-17,109,127 Bielland, June-17 Biordahl, Wade-17,76 Biornson, Allen-17,109 Blair, Michael-81,127 Blaisdell, George-106,109 Bondly, Sandra-107 Borke, Marilyn-17 Borud, Bruce-17 Boschert, Leona-17,83 Brady, Judy-17,109,141 Bratvold, Barrell-17 Bredahl, Larry-17 Bredahl, Maury-17,76 Bruins, Leo-17 Bryn, Saundra-17,7l,72,8O,84,85 Bucholtz, Donna-17,72,109 Buettner, Gordon--17 Burgard, William-17 Burke, John-17,109 Burns, Sylvester-17 Bush, Isabell-17 -Q.. Cabrera, .lean-17 Carlson, Connie--16,17,69,71,72, 1 10,1 14 Carlson, Lonnie-18 Champion, LeRoy-18,77 Chandler, Robert-18 Christenson, David-18,109 Collins, Pamela-18 Comb, John--18 Compton, Roxann--18,71,72,109 Crilly, Kathy-18,107 -D.. Dahl, Larry-18,109 Dakutak, Peter-18,81 Davick, Rod-18 Derheim, Janice-18,78 Dokken, Rose-18 Domino, Joyce--18,107 Dotson, O'Brien-1'8 Dreyer, Ronald--18 Dupuis, Addie-18 -E- Elliott, Keith-16,18,70,109,149 Ellison, Joan--18,72,1'1O,111,114 Enget, Mary-18 Erickson, Linda-18,109 Evenson, Gary-18,106 Evie, Carolyn-18,72,109 -F- Fehr, Janice-18,109 Feist, Muriel-18 Felber, Mary-18,109 Fennell, Gene-18 Field, James--76 Field, Karen-18,72,79 Field, Marlene-18 Flom, Diane-18,72 Foell, Harold-76,127 Foss, Joellen-18,72,109 Fox, Connie--18,109 Fundingsland, Sharon-18,72 Fursteneau, Sheryl-18,72,79,107, 108 -5. Garett, Sandra-18 Gay, Sharon-18,107 Gehring, Dennis-18 Gehring, Marilyn-18 Gessner, Linda-18,107 Geving, Jackie-18,72,95 Gierde, Karen-19,107 Goetz, Robert-19,70 Gowin, Karen-19,72,79,107 Grant, Gary-19 Graving, Sally-3,16,19,69,70,1 10 1 13,141 Grete, Gay-19,72 Grey, Ronnie-19,69 Grindy, Lyle-19,109 Grosz, Marvin--19 Gruzensky, Patricia-19,72 Gunn, Robert-19 -H- Hadley, Corrinne-19,107 Haine, Alclare-19,71 Hampson, William-19 Hanson, Lowell-19,106 Hanson, Terry-19 Hanson, Tom-19 Happel, Susan-19,95 Harris, Ronald-19 Hartl, Blythe-19,72,84,85 Hedman, Vivan-19,72,86 Hegle, Marie-19,72,78,80 Hegreberg, Carol-19,72,110 Heim, Richard--19,80 Helland, Noreen--19,86 Helseth, Judy-19,72,107 Hendershot, Eva-19,147 Herigstad, Susan-19,72,109 Hillestad, Norma--19,109 Hitland, Harriet-19,72,107 Hochalter, Larry-19 Hotfer, Eugene-19,76 Hohmann, Kennth-19,109 Holen, Myrna--19,72 Honcharenko, Janice-19,84,85 Hovde, David-19 Hovde, Paul-19 Hurd, Stephen-19,68,124 Hustad, Kathleen--19,72 107 Hvinden, Linda-19,72,107 lngebretson, Gail-20,72 Iverson, Ronald-20 ...J- Joern, Eileen-20 Johnson, Erma--20 Johnson, Hilda-20,83 Johnson, Judith Rae--20,107 Johnson, Judy-20,86 Johnson Linda-20,72 Johnson Peggy-20,107 Johnson Peggy-20 Juhoiq, earolyn-16,20,72,82,109 -K- Kabanuk, Karen-20,72,109 Kankovsky, Sheldon-20,1 09 Keating, Robert--20,103 Kelly, Phyllis-20 Kempel, Nancy-20,109 Kersavage, Anita-20,72,107 Keyes, Ronny-20 Kieffer, Bob-20 Kiemele, Carol-20 Klein, John--20 Klein, William--20,109 Kling, Karen-20 Koehler, Judie-20 Kohl, Michael-16,20 Kolden, Sandra--20 Korgel, Darlene-20 Korslien, Richard-20 Kozachenko, Marion--20,72 Kraft, Larry-20 Kriqiggn, Wayne-20,102,104,106, Krogman, Phyllis-20 Krueger, Gary-20,138 Kruschwitz, James-20,71,1 06 -L... Lande, Loraine--20,72,107 Lane, Cheryl-20,71 ,72 Larson, Barbara-20 Larson, Gary-20,81,91,109,127 Larson, Gary Martin--20,149 Larson, Larry-20 Larson, Marilyn-21 Larson, Peter--21,106 Larson, Robert-21,82,84,85,l07, 127 Lawson, John--21,109 Lee, Lana-21,72,109,141 Lee, Patsy--21,72,1 07 Lillegard, Joanne-21,72 Linenko, Fred-21 Long, Louis-21,76 Loughead, Del-21 Luchsinger, Joan-21,72,95,110,1 14 Lucier, Lorraine--21 Lucier, Juanita-21 Luedke, Sharon-21,110,1 13 Luetzen, Bonnie-21 Lund, Connie--21,109 Lyke, Sandy-21,52,72,82,84,85, 109 -.M.- McArdle, Leo-21,95,143 McCoy, Merlyn-21 McElvain, Jeanette-21 McKie, Jim-21,127,149 Markle, Richard-21,127 Marquart, Dick-16,109,127 Marsh, Cleo-21 May, Mary-21 Mikkelson, Gloria-21,71 Miller, Jeff-21,82 Moe, Greta-21 Moen, Diane--21,72,l09,141 Mollerud, Linda-21,72 Monson, Judy-21,72,109 Morley, Mary--21 Moser, Mary Ann-21 Myregard, Shirley-21,72,86,107 -N- Nechiporenko, Shirley-21,141 Nedrud, Mark-16,68 Neigel, Richard-21 Nelson, Billy-21 Nelson, Gail--21 Nesdahl, Sharon--21 Ness, Vivian-22 Nestegard, Janice-22,72 Norby, Shirley-22,86 Novak, Dianne422,71,l O9 Nybakken, Bruce--22,68,127 Nybakken, Mary--16,22 ..0.. Odland, Leslie-22,149,150 Oen, Einar-76 Olson, Linda-22,72,109 Olson, Richard-22 Opp, Lorene-22 Opperude, Allan-22,109 Orndorf, Sherry-22 Ott, Wayne-76,127 -19.- Pahl, Larry-22 Pardon, Danny-22 Pardon, Richard-22 Patterson, John-22 Pederson, Dennis-22,127 Pederson, Marvin-22,69,103,106, 127,128,132 Pederson, Merle-22,106,127,128 134 Peirson, Milo-22 Peterson, Jack-l 6,22,l 09,127 Peterson, James-22 Peterson, Merle-22,72,96 Petschke, Robert-22 Pfahl, Judy-22,72,109 Phelps, Darlene-22,72 Pittenger, Mavis--22,107,151 -Q... Queen, Marlene-22 ...R.. Ramsey, Robert--22,109 Randall, Betty-22 Rasmusson, Luana-22 Reiser, Morris-22 Reynolds, Wayne-22,102,106 Ringdahl, Thorine422,82,107 Rismoen, Greg-109 Rockwell, Paul-22,127 Roglestad, Jerry-22 Rohrer, Karen-22 Ronning, Kathy-22,72,107 Ronning, Robert-22,104 Roth, Betty-22,72 Roy, John--23,109 Ruff, Spencer-23,102,106 Rush, Kathe-23,7l,72,107 -5... Samson, Sharon--23,72,79 Sanders, Cliff-23,76 Schall, Bradley-23,103,106 Schemelling, Sharon-16,23,69,72, 108,109,140 Scholl, Wayne-23,109 Schickedanz, John-23 Schickedanz, Timothy-23 Schimmelpfennig, Diane--23,95,1 07 Schmierer, Mary-23,79,107 Schmitz, Donald-23 Schnase, Douglas-23,81 Schoenwald, Robert-23,109 Schossow, Violet-23,80 Schultz, Thomas--23,109 Scott, Karen-23 Searle, Jan--23 Seibel, Connie--23 Selk, Judy-23,72,107 Semmen, Shirley Ann-23,72 Sessing, Timothy-23 Sharkey, George--127,109 Shaw, Virginia-23,71,72,83,95,109 Shervold, Pauline-23 Simonson, Lynda-23 Smetana, Nicholas--23,76 Smith, Craig-23,109 Solberg, Roger-23,76 Sprenger, Phyllis-23 Stadick, Kathy--23,72 Stenerson., Diane+23,71,72 Stewart, Cheryl D.--23 Stewart, James--23,72,127 Stordalen, Robert-23,80 Sutter, Doug-16,23 Swenson, Sue-16,23,72,109 Syverson, Irene--23,107 -T- Teets, Darlene-23 Teets, Gary-23,127 Thompson, Arlys-24 Thompson, Sandra-24 Tofte, Tom-24 Tvenge, Warren-24,108 -U- Ulseth, Dennis-24 Ulvestad, Bob-24,81 -V. Vannett, Dee-24,109 Vannett, Larry-24 Van Sickle, Karen-24 Vik, Judy--24,109 Volk, Angeline-24,107 Volk, Jerome-24 ..w.. Wahl, Shirley Mae-24,107 Walstad, Robert-24 Watters, Georg4+24 Weispfenning, Kent-24 Weiss, Billy-24 Wetmur, Grace-24 Wetzel, Frank-24 Whitmore, Denny-24,109 Williams, James--24,127 Williams, Kathy-24,69,7O,72,143 Williams, Patricia-24,71,109 Williams, Sandra-24 Wisdom, Thomas-24,127 Wynne, Lloyd-24 ..Y. Ydwner, Dick-24,104,109 Yuly, Linda-14,72,107 -1.- Zohursky, Joyce-24,86 Zietlow, Verne-24 Zimmer, Linda-24,72,79 Zook, Robert-24,109 -JUNIORS- -A... Abernathy, James-29,76 Adams, Roger-29 Almy, David-29,76 Anderson, Dale-29 Anderson, David-29,106,109 Anderson, Georgia-29,71,82,83,87, 96,102 Anderson, Joan-29,103 Annable, Don-29 Aploss, Betty-29,78,79 Appel, Carol-28,29,69,7O,87,96, 99,l02,104,110,112 Asplund, Diane--29,72,102,141 ...B.... Bakke, Karen--29 Beoudoin, Don-29 Behrens, Karen--101 Belongio, Karen-29,82,141 Benham, Sharon-29 Berg, Bonnie--29,73,78,153 Berg, Jerry-29 Bergseth, Sharon--29 Bibow, Bill--13,29 Billing, Sharon-29 Bielland, Keith--29 Biordahl, Harry-29,76 Boe, Gerald-29,138 Boggs, John-29 Bone, Jack-29,70 Bonnet, Renate-29 Boomer, Ruth-29 Borgers, Sandro--29,87,101 Botz, Linda-29,87 Bowls-25, Sheila-29,69,72,87,95,102, Bradley, Dorothy-29 Brotvold, Warren-29 Brendsel, Shahara-29,71,73 Breslich, Helen-29,82,83,87,99,104 Brostrom, Barbara-29 Brown, Bruce-29 Brundoge, Terry-29 Buchfinck, Jeanette-29,73,102 Burtness, Dick-29 Bussma, Vaughn-29 -C... Cain, Bill-30 Carden, Joe Bob-30 Carlson, David-30,76 Carlson, Rita-30 Chandler, Bonnie-30,80 Chorlebois, John-30 Chickodonce, Ted-127 Christenson, Allen- Clork, Barbara-30,73,83 Clark, Michael-30,103 Collins, Janice-30,73 Coons, Beverly-30,71 Crawford, Gary-30 Cummings, Gloria-30 ....p.. Dahl, Jean-30,78,141 Dahlen, Dicke30,68,7O,87,88,91, 92,93,94,97,100,110,111,113, 143 Dalen, Linda-30 Dalton, Tom-30 Day, Priscilla-28,30,73,87,110,113 DeMakis, Elaine-30,713,102 Demaree, David-30,76 Dennis, Sharon-30 Derheim, Frances-30,102 Derheim, Fritzie-30 Dunnell, Charles-30,109 DuPaul, Mike-30 -Ef- Ellingson, Elton-30 Ellingson, Terry-30 Elm, Leslie-30 Elvestod, Evan-30 Emerson, William-30 Erickson, Norman-30,76 ip.. Foken, Nicholas-30,109 Ferch, Charles-30 Field, Robert-30 Fimreite, Jackie-30 Fimreite, Judie-30 Fischer, Richard-28,3O,69,7O,87, 1 10,1 1 1,1 12 Fiskvik, Bonnie-30 Fjeld, Beverly-3O,73,83 Field, June-30 Fluhrer, Daniel-30 Ford, Ray-31 Fossum, Lyle-31 Frantsvog, Richard-31 Franz, Karen-31,145 Franz, Kathleen-31,94,97,14O Fritz, Diane-31,73,102 Frofgamirng, Paulette-31,87,96,99, Fuller, Bonnie-31 Fulton, Billie-31,73,96 Fulton, Jackie-31 -5. Gorrison, David-31,76 Geyer, James-31 Gullickson, Carolyn-31 Guy, Karen-31,73,79,96,109,141 -H- Hager, Evelyn-31,73 Hamilton, Gayle-31 Hamm, Judy-28,31,73,87,102 Hammer, Patricia-141 Hoses, Robert-31,77,84,85,94,95, Haugeberg, ShirleY-'73 Headrick, Donna-31,73,95 Headrick, Bill-31,138 Helseth, John-31 Henricks, Larry-31,138 Heskew, Pot-31 Hett, Byron-31 Heydt, Gail-31 Hiller, Judy-31 Hokenstod, Harold-31,124,126 Holmen, Rose-32 Hoopes, Scott-28,32,69,70,87,124, 125,138,146,147 Hovey, Marlene-32 Howard, Nancy-32,102 Huff, Scott-32 Hupsky, Mary Ellen-32,73,101 Houston, Donald-32,87 -1.- llvedson, Corinne-32, 87,100,140 Irwin, Byrdie-32,73,109 Iverson, Sandy-32 -J.. Jacobson, Connie-32 Jacobson, Penny-32 Jonke, Diane-32,71,78,79 Jedd, Janice-32,73,95 Jenson, Lorie-32 Jesson, Sharon-32 Johnson, Don-32 Johnson, Larry-32,124,125,127, 138,139 Johnson, Marilyn-32 Johnson, Marlene-32,87,100,101 Johnson, Norman-32 Johnson, Richard-32,145 Johnson, Ruby-32,73,107 Jordahl, Mike-32,76 Jorgenson, Mary-3 2,73 U -K- Kaastad, Larry-71 Kaiser, Larry-32,83 Kasschou, Wayne-32 Kelly, Beverly-32 Kelly, Gary-32,110,113 Kemper, Janie-32,73,88,89,102 Kerr, Susan-32 Kielhack, Steve-32,68,69,7O,87 Kiemele, Allen--32 Killmer, Lyle-32 Kinnersley, Riva-32,108 Kircher, David-32 Kjos, Dick-28,32,68,87,93,94,97, 100,102,103,104,106,119,149 Klimpel, Wanda-32,102 Knutson, Kay-32,73,95,122,141 Korslien, Morlyn-33,76 Kounousky, Brenda Jo-33,73,87,91 96,100,110,112 Kragh, Larry--33 Krause, Beverly-33,73,87,97,1 10, 1 14 Krueger, Maylon-33 Kundert, Sharon--33 Kvam Lloyd-33,87,109 -L- Lade, Daniel-33 Laib, Penny-33 Langseth, Vivian-33 Larson, Don-33,143 Larson, Ottie Lou-33 Lautt, Cathy-33,80 Lewis, Dennis-33 Liebelt, Darrell-33 Linha, Lorannei3,73,78,79,95,141 Littler, Susan-33,68,69,102,140 Llewellyn, April-33,73,141 Logelin, Norma-33 Loy, Tim-33,8O,110,113 Luchsinger, Margaret-33,73,87,95, 1 10,1 13 Luedke, Gary--28,33,124 Luetzen, Jean--33,73,110,112,141 Lum, Gary-33,38,71,87,110,112 Lund, Loanne-33,73,110,1 14 Ludeen, Deliah-33,86,114 Luty, Ken-33,70,88,89 Lyson, Francis---33 Lyson, Rose-33 .-M1 MacGregor, J on-33 McCarrolI, Dianne-33,141 McCumber, Donna-33 McFarlen, Kenneth-33 McKie, Ann?33,73,150 McKinyen, Douglas--33 Maragos, Angelo-33,103 Marot, Gary-33 Marquardt, Roger-33,181 Martinson, Judith-33,73 Matson, Tom-33,11O,111,112 Mattern, Marie-34 Mayher, Melvin-34 Mikkelson, Allen-34,76 Mikkelson, Sandy-34,73,95,103, 104 Miller, Gloria--34,141 Miller, Vicki-34,73,95 Mollerud, Flossie-34 Montgomery, Kathy-34 Morstad, Gary-34 Mowbray, Pamela--34 Mullen, Charles-34 -N- Neigel, Alex- Nelson, Marilyn-34,71,1 12 Nesdahl, JoAnn-34,80 Nesdahl, Myron--34 Nestigen, Pauline-28,34 New, Donald-81 Nielson, Robert-34 Nienow, Janice-34 Nygaard, Margaret-34 -Q-. Odden, Louise-34 Odlond, Lyle-34,87,106,126,138 Olson, Charles--34,76 Olson, Diane-34 Orson, Eugene-34,81,110,1 13 Ostroot, Mark--34,106,1 10,112 Oustad, Lea-34 Ovitt, Janice-34 Owens, Roger-34 -p-. Page, Craig--34,82,83,87,99,102, 104,105,106,111,112 Palmer, Judy--34,73,103 Pals, Dick-34,68 Parres, Mati-34,128,135 Patterson, Sandra-34 Peck, Gayle-34 Pederson, Paul-34,87,128,133,136, 144 Peterson, Janice-34 Peterson, Larry-34 Petschke, RodneyJe34 Pietsch, Christine--34,71,73,87,93, 102,104 Pratt, Jerry-35,109,124,127 Pringle, Roger--35,38,87,138 Puseman, Marion-35 -Q- Quandt, Judy-35 -R- Rasch, Carroll--25,28,35,68,7O,81 Rasmussen, Bonnie-35 Rasmussen, Mark-35,1 10,1 13 Reed, Judy-25,78,88,89,141 Reinke, David-35 Reiste, Bill-35 Reiter, Darrell-35 Reynolds, Bill-35,124,127 Rhone, Raleigh-35 Rickert, Darlene-35,73 Rogers, Corrine-35,95 Rogers, Monte-35,109 Ronglien, Dawn-35,73 Ronnie, Lawrence--35,77 Ronning, Alan-35 Rosedale, Burgess-35 Roseno, Patty-35,102 Rostberg, Laurel-35,71,73,87,96, 107,109 Rothacker, Janice-35,109,141 Ruff, Pat-35 -5... Salo, Allen-36 Sand, Janet-35,102 Sanden, Sharon-35 Sartwell, Shirley-35 Sougstad, Sue-35,71,82,83,153 Saunders, Judy-35,68,73,110, 1-14, 140,145 Savchenko, Carolyn-35,1 10,1 1 1, 1 12 Schimmelphennig, Judith-35,73, 87,95,110,111,114 Schlag, Karl-35,110,113 Schmeichal, Sharon-35,71 Schmidt, Donna-35,102,104 Schoot, Eunice-35,103 Schroeder, Myron-35 Schultz, Linda-35,575,141 Seibel, Karen-35 Shaparenko, Eugene-35,81,87,1 10 1 1 1,1 13 Sharp, Carol-35,73,102 Sharpe, Kathy--35,87,95,104,105 Sheffield, Sandy-36 Shierve, Martin-36 Shull, Susan-36,73,86,87 Skabo, Jackie-36,73,87,110,113 Slotto, Corinia-36,109 Smetana, Yvonne-36 Smith, Beverly-36 Smith, Donald-36,124,126,128 Smith, Gladys-36,109 Smith, Gloria-36,141 Smith, JoDee-36,73,94,100,102, 104,140 Smith, Ronald-36 Smutzler, Don-36,103,106,124, 125,126,128,129,136,152 Sorenson, Vonna-36 Spoklie, Diane-36 Stadick, Mike-28,36,87,124,126 Stavert, Judith-36,73,78 Stebelton, .lanice?36 Steen, Howard--36 Steffen, Chuck--36 Steinberg, Alan-36,38,138,147 Steinberg, Leon-36,91,149 Stenvold, Dwayne--36 Stevick, Terry-36 Stewart, Laird--36 Stiles, Jane-36 Straser, Evelyn-36 Strege, Leslie-36 Struxness, Patricia--28,36,69,70,109 Sturnick, Al-36 Syverson, Marlys-36 .T- Tesseman, Terrance-36 Therou, Victor-36 Thompson, Janie-36,52,11O,111, 1 12 Thune, John-36 Tofstad, Vera-36 Travis, Betty-36,88,89,96,102 Trieweiler, Gary-36,76 Trovato, Georgette-36 Turk, William-37 Turneau, Robert-37 Tvenge, Kay-37 -U- Underdahl, Del Rae-25,37,68,69, 72,73,87,95,102,104,140,146 -V- Vangness, Roxy Ann-37,102 Vannett, Claude-37,103 Vannett, Darlene-37 Vannett, Sharon-37 Vardsveen, Don-37 Verbitsky, Peter-37 Vick, Majorie-37,73,109 Voller, Peter-37 Votava-37 ..w... Walker, Bruce-28,37,68,106,124, 126,128,137 Wallery, David-37 Walter, Alice-37 Watters, Charlene-37 Webber, John-26,37,124,126 Welsch, Dennis-37 Whitcomb, Kay-37,101 White, DiAnn-37 Widdel, Tim-37 Wiedrich, Dwight-28,37,68,110, 1 1 1 1 14 1 Wigness, Dianne-37,73 Williams, Ruth Ann-37,71,72,87, 1 13 110, Winje, Richard-37,124,126 Woelber, Rochelle-37,109 Wolf, Arthur-37,103,104,106,110, 114 Wolf, Clinton,-37 Walt? Mary Ann--37,73,1 10,1 1 1, Wolfe, Shirley-37,107 Wollan, Joseph-37 Wolseth, Dennis-37 Woo, Gerilyn-37,73,95,99,100 Wynne, Mike-37 -Y- York, Gary-37,102,106 -1- Zarek, Patricia-37 Zorn, Joyce-37 Zuzulin, Diane-37,141 -SEN IORS- -A- Aberle, Dennis-41,75 Aho, Gayle-41 Aiken, Donna-41,80 Albrecht, Andersoh Anderson, 94 Anderson Anderson Anderson Bonnie--41 , Jean-41,87 Judy-41,59,63,73,87,91 Ken-41,124,126 LaDonna-41 Rebecca-41 60 73 83 87, 90,96,'100,110,113 Anderson, Verle-41,76 Angelos, Gust-41 Aus, Phillip-42,103 Austin, Donald-43 Bakken, Geri Lu-43,65,73,87,91, 95,11O,111,112 Balsukot, Marlyn--43,87,10O Bankard, Benet-43,69,70,87 Barness, Diane-41,42,73,102 Boasqmgss, Donald-43,71,94,96,10O Baumann, Marion-43,76 Beeter, Clinton-43 Bell, Gary--42,110,112 Benham, John-40,42,6?,87,102, 103,104,105,106,111,113,121 Benton, Carol--40,43,69,73,87 Berg, Mike-43,110,111,113,138 Besemann, Nikki-42,6O,73 Bezanson, Russell-42 Bibow, Lois-42,75 Bjellond, Betty-43,71 Bjornson, David-42,94,106,1 10, 1 12,153 Boe, Terry-42 Boehrs, Janet--42,73,78,79,95 Bolstad, James-52,102,104,106 Bondly, Joan-40,43,68,69,73,83, 87,117,119,141 1 Boomer, Vernetta-44,73,96,1O0 Borkhuis, Robert--45,61,87,121, 124,125,126,128,134,152 Bowles, Roger-45,1 10,1 12,124,125 126,128,131,135 Bradley, Alvie-45,76 Brandt, Ardis-45,102 Brown, Jeanette-44 Brunner, Eric-45 Buegkge, Ron-40,45,69,124,126, Buettner, Frank-45 Bunker, Janet-44,63,80,110,111, 1 13 Burke, Daniel-44 Burmeister, Roberta-45,102 Bush, Lloyd-45 -C- Caldwell, Dale-44 Coliff, Peggy-44 Carlson, Hialmer-44,1 10,1 12 Chandler, Dorothy-45,1 10,1 12 Charley, Ralph-44,45,46,62,91,97, 100,102,104,106,120 Christenson, Jackie-44 Coad, Matthew,-44,83,1 10,1 14 Cockrell, Nordell-44,92,103 Coffee, Zenieda-45,83,102 Coley, Loraine-46,75 Cosby, Floy-46,71,1 10,113 Crawford, Jack-47 Cummings, Karen-47,68,69,7O,83, 87,95,121 Cummings, Mike--47,128,131 -D- Dahl, Gary-46,110,113 Dallman, Dale-47 Danielson, Nancy-47,100 Dockter, Marlene-47,75 Domino, Sharon-46,73,96,100,102 Dotson, Leonard--46 Dupuis, Louis-47,93,100 Durst, Margaret-47 -B- Eidahl, Sharon-46 Elliot, Lana-26,45,46,47,57,63,87, 93,94,95,100,102,104,105,116, 1 19,140 Endreson, Joyce-46,87 Ennis, Peggy-47 Erickson, Marlys-46,103 Esterby, Patricia-46 Evenson, Bonnie-46 Everson, Eunice--46,73,95 -F- Fillmore, Jerry-47 Field, Sharon-48 Foster, Lois-49,71,73,87 Foutz, Jean-49,78,79,102,104,105 Fricke, LeRoy-49 Fugelso, Linda-48,49,73,87,88,89, 93,95 Fugelso, Sara-48,73,80,100,110, 1 13 -G- Gaupe r, Robert-49,75 Geving, Jesslyn-44,49,50,73,87,88, 89,92,12O,152 Gieser, Karen--49,75 Gieser, Sheryl--48 Gjerde Craig--40,48,69,70,83.106.1 1 10,1 13 Gliege, Eileen-49,75 Grasmoen, Robert-49,92,153 Grixgigg, Norman--3,48,49,110,111, Grey, Diane-48 Grosz, Arnold-48 Guidinger, Adell-40,49,59,87,88, 89,96,121 Gulbranson, Sandra-48,73,87,90,95 -H- Haberlack, Diana-48 Hagen, DixieQ48,97 Hager, Danny-48,49 Halligan, Jerilyn-49,95 Hambek, Gary-50,76 Hanenberg, Peter-51 Hanson, Carol--51,71,73,83,87,96 Hanson, Dorleen--51 Hanson, Virgil-51,124,125,126 Harstad, Allyn-51,76,124,125,126 Hauge, James-26,51,54,57,61,69, 94,96,97,119,124,125,126 Hawley, Bryan-51 Hecker, Carol-50,86,91 Helland, Shirley-50,84,85 Heller, Lynn-51 Helseth, Allan-51 Hencke, Waltraut-50,102,104,1 15 Hennes, Judy--50,75 Herther, Lynn-50,124,126 Hohmann, Harvey-50 Hoiland, Norman-51 Holbrook, Tom-50 Holen, Sharon-50,71,72 Holmen, Dorothy-50,75 Horner, Gary-124,125,126,128, 136,137 House, Gail-51 Howell, Bonnie--52,60,73,80 Hoynes, Donald-53 Huwe, Art-53,103,106 Huwe, LaVonne-53,80 -I- lngebretson, Sally-53,73 Irwin, Marlys-52,73 -J- Janke, Dennis-49,53 Johnson, Arlin-53,103,104,105,106 Johnson, Byron-53 Johnson, Elizabeth-52,72,73,87,93, 96,117,140,145 Johnson, Erwin-52 Johnson, Lyle C.-52,103,104,105 Jorgenson, Glen-52 -K- Keoting, Mary-42,50,52,55,64,87, 103,1 16,1 19 Kelly, Vernon-52,54,61,97,124, 125,126,138 Kinnersley, Roberta-53,65,73,87, 91,95,100,110,113 Kitzmiller, Nancy--52,103 Klein, Vincent-52,103,104,106 Kloster, Norman-52 Knudson, Lyle--52,87,94 Kolberg, Joy-53 Kozachenrko, Donna-54,83 Kraft, Ted---55 Kruschwitz, Ronald--55,100,102, 103,104,106 Kuitunen, Sylvia-55,72,95 Kurth, Alan-54,61,1 10,1 14 Kwasigroch, Karen-55 -L- Lakoduk, Lynn-55 Larson, Bonnie-55 Larson, Duane--55 Larson, Ronald--44,54,69,1 19,124, 125,126,138 Lautt, Elaine+54,107 Lee, Carol-55,75 Leet, Donna--55 Lies, Gary-54 Lillenas, Jerilyn-54,62,63,87,91, 1 10,1 1 1,1 14 Limke, Valeda-54,71,87 Lium, Larry--55,87,110,111,114, 124,126,128,130,152 Lund, Judy-54,75 .M... McFarleni, Calvin-56 McGinley, Charles-57,110,11l,113, 128,132,133,136 McLean, Sherry-57 Machtell, Shirley-54 Malchose, Kenneth--54,75 Malrggart, David-46,54,124,125, Martin, Wilma-55,103 Mattson, Betty--56,71,102 Mattson, Elaine-40,57,72,73,87, 1 18,1 19 May, Rosalie-40,57,87 Mayer, Gladys-57,102,104,105,151 Maynard, William-57 Mikkelson, Ronald-57 Moe, Gerald-56 Moors, Dennis--56 Morey, Karen-57 Morey, Kenton-57 Morgan, Marshall-56 Myhre, Sandra-56 -N- Nelson, Karen--56 Nelson, Mary-57,87,141 Nelson, Neal-56 Nesdahl, Orville-56 Ness, Andrea--56 , Ness, Dennis-56 Newman, Dennis-57 Newport, Neil-58,76 Nybakken, Gerald-59 160 Nygaard, Dennis-59 Nygaard, Larry-59 ...Qi Obedin, Melvyn-46,53,59,93,94,96, 97,100 Oler, Lucille--58 Olson Olson Olson Olson, Olson , J ames-59 Jim L.-59,73 Linde-59,92,95 Marlene-58 Nita--58 87110113 Opp, Oonald-59,138 I Ott, Willis-58,59,76 ..p... Pederson, Charlotte-58,73 Pederson, Linda-58,73,96,1 10,1 1 1, 14 Pemberton, Gail-58 Peterson, Charlo-41,43,59,100,103 104,105,110,111,114 Peterson, Karen-58,83,96,1O0 Peterson, Lynn-58,106 Peterson, Sylvia-58,75 Poling, Gary-58 Pommier, Lois-45,51,59,71,87,9O, 92,93,94,97,100,102,103,104, 120,155 ...R- Randall, Tracy-60,1738 Reiter, Vernon-61,138 Rendahl, Tom-61 Rismoen, Peter+48,61,138 Roberts, Edith-4O,61,73,86 Roen, Richard-60 Rosedale, Dianne-61,72,87,88,89, 97,140 Roth, Roger-61,81 Rovig, Gary-61,124,126 Roy, Betty-60 Ruff, Jim-60 -S- Samuelson, Lyle-61,124,126,138 Sanders, Daniel--61,76 Sartwell, Sherian--60 Saunders, David-60,87 , Schall, Gracia-60,108 Schley, Larry-61,83,11O,112 Schmidt, Dennis-60 Self, JoAnn-60,71 Severson, Harold-1 10 Shervold, Richard-60 Sibel, Gary-60 Skabo, Paul-61,87,110,114 Smith, Judie--42,50,62,64,73,87, 88,89,92,95,152 Snyder, Lee-63,94,97,108 Snyder, Peggy-25,40,63,69,84,85 Sorbo, Larry-63 Sorenson, Richard-63 Sprenger, Lois-62,73 Stadum, Margaret-63,102,1 O4 Stebleton, Eleanor-63 Stebleton, Ronnie-63,1 10,1 12 Stevenson, Clarence-4O,46,62,68, 87,93,94,97 Summers, Naninette-62 Swartzel, Russell-63 Swenson, James-63,124,127 Switzer, Richard-62,1 10,1 13 Syverson, Harold-62,1 12 -T.. Therou, Lawrence-62 Theusch, David--63 Thom, Dianne-62,73 Thomas, Larry--62 Thompson, Arliss-62 Thune, Gary-62,87,1 1 1,1 12,124, 126 Timm, Arthur-63 Tsami, Polly--26,55,68,1 19,122 Tvenge, Janet-59,65,83 -U- Uleberg, Greta Gay-60,65,72,83, 96,100,110,112 Ulevestad, Kay-43,65,73,87,95 Unruh, Earl--65 -V- VanDyke, Marty-64 Vannett, Harold-65,101 Verbitsky, Marianne-65,71,87,88, 90,92,153 .w... 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