Neche High School - Indian Yearbook (Neche, ND)

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Q Class Wall RWM: emu 2 fl IQ We, the senlors of '56 , located 1n the c1ty of Neche, ln se Ion 31 of townshlp fl6b N R 53 W , on the h9th parallel, at 97 S longltude, be1ng of sound minds and bodles, hereby bequeath our last Wlll and Testament to our worthy underclassmen I, DALE QUINNELL, do w1ll my pony skln shoes to Kenneth Sagert and my curl lng 1ron to Gary Werner I, FRANK THOMPSON, do w1ll my western style s1nging to Arlys Kaln and my 'Casanova' ways to Denn1s Horgan I, MARLENE KELM, do w1ll my double ch1n to Gale Watts and my ab1l1ty to play the trumpet to Richard Anderson I, VERNON HILDEBRANT, do w1ll my false tooth to Ronald Johnson and my whls kers to Stanley Hughes' npeach fuzzn I, JUDY KAIN, do w1ll m pep to Barbara Alvestad and my music ab1l1ty to Marjorie Rene I, RICHARD VOSPER, do w1ll my ab1l1ty to f1x electrlcity to Allen Kelm and my manly build to Bllly Relmer I, VIRGINIA SNIDER, do H111 my power to get an engagement rlng before I grad ate to V1v1an Kreamer and my helght to Al1ce Symlngton. I, FRED ELKE, do w1ll my co-operatlve tactlcs to Wendell Rene and my tramp- olinlng skill to Charles Hughes. I, GARY DOUVILLE, do w1ll my conce1t to Gary Werner and my n1ce red blush to Mr. Duncan. I, DENNIS WINKLER, do will my co-ordination to Rlchard Anderson and my love for women to Dennis Horgan. 7 K , f K 6 If I 'A ' . xx X ' I' I xx I ' V ' ' E-Sus 'A , . 1 if - 7. 8 -- g E: Q 1 1 n : Y' :I - 'AZ' s lug I ' X . W , x ll O I ' L ' ?3 ?'9 iw y A- f'fr1 'u 2i 1' f ' ' 'ff A 5-gif.. -M ' 'fl . ,, . . . Ct, - U 0 I 0 ' - ' ' un- ' O . . .

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Class History In September of 1951, fourteen ngreen' Freshmen stepped on the f1TSt rung of the ladder to hngher education These Freshmen were Rlchard Vosper, V1rg1n1a Snlder, Judy Kaln, Marlene Kelm, Frank Thompson, Sarah Stenberg, George Mondor, Dennls Wlnkler, Gary Douvllle, Dale Qulnnell, Beverly Snlder, Chloe Trenbeath, Dean Kelm, and Vernon Hlldebrant Before the year was over, George Mondor and Sarah Stenberg dropped out of our class Our f1rst b1g hurdle was 1n1t1ation, which we surv1ved with only a few min or brulses We chose our flrst class offlcers to be Presldent, Judy Kain, V Presldent, Vernon Hlldebrant, Secretary Treasure, Beverly Snlder, and Student Councll representatives, Dennls W1nkler and Marlene Kelm We selected Judy Ka1n and Frank Thompson as Carnlval Queen and Klng candldates In October of 1952, we got our revenge on the new ngreenhorns' Our class officers were President, Dick Vosper, V President, Dale Qulnnell, Secretary Treasure, V1rg1n1a Sn1der, and Student Counc1l representat1ves, Dennls Wlnkler and Judy Kaln Marlene Kelm was Carnival Queen candldate and Dennis W1nkler was Carnival King staged the play 'We Shook the Family Treen whlch was a great success We had the basketball concesslons uStardustn was the theme of our unlque prom Neva furnlshed the muslc Our class offlcers were Presldent, Beverly Snlder, V Pres1dent, Dale Qu1n nell, Secretary Treasure, Chloe Trenbeath Two members of our class were chosen as Homecoming Queen candldates, Judy Ka1n and Marlene Kelm Student Council re- presentat1ve was Dennis W1nkler Ne began the last step of our journey w1th only ten members Chloe Tren beath transfered to Grand Forks and Beverly Sn1der got married Our class offlcers were Presldent, V1rg1n1a Sn1der, V President, Vernon H1ldebrant, Secretary Treasur , D1ck Vosper, and Student Councll representatlve was Dennis W1nkler Our sen1or play, nMan or Mousen, was also a huge success Our Class Night was h1ghly ente ta1n1ng sen1or tr1p was enjqnd by all 6 We began our junior year without Dean Kelm who transfered to Crookston. We ' . ' . Al . , - e . , . . . 3 . . A. The . . A .

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Class of I9 6 Ne, the senlors of 1996, feel that we should strlve for or1g1nal1ty ln our class brag Thus, we w1ll not brag but state only facts FITSC we w1ll 11st the 1nd1v1dual tralts of our outstandlng class It has been a secret untll now, but be1ng that Gary Douvllle 1S graduat1ng, we feel we owe lt to h1m to unvell h1s unt1l now h1dden talent You see, Gary, wlth h1s great arch1tectura1 ab1l1ty, deslgned and layed the plans for the bu1ld1ng of our gymnasium The board of educatlon has gust lnformed us that they are gO1H5 to sell the trampollne Because there w1ll never be anyone to replace our great trampollne art1st, Fred Elke, they have no further need of lt The teachers are 1n a great turmoil! They cannot declde what to do great executlve, Vernon H1ldebrant, w1ll not be here to balance the budget of the school, so they are afrald the financlal status w1ll slowly but surely de cllne The world w1de d1scuss1on of late has been, what will happen to the Neche SymphOH1C Orchestra after the two great trumpeteers, Judy Ka1n and Marlene Kelm, graduate As of late, Dennls Wlnkler and Frank Thompson have found themselves buried 1n mall, rang1ng from athletic scholarshlps to ardent pleas to attend their res pective colleges They all want to take top honors 1n the1r conferences and wlthout Dennls and Frank, they real1ze that thls w1ll be impossible These last few days we spend 1n Neche Hlgh, we flnd M Gulbrandson weeplng and lamentlng over the fact that h1s High School Glee Club w1ll never be the same w1thout Vlrginla to 'hold upn the alto section The world has been searchlng for someone t replace Dr Albert E1nste1n S1306 h1S recent death They need search no further We have the man of h1s lntellectual power, namely Rlchard Vosper The most pTOmiS1Ug candldate to make the f1rst tr1p to the moon 15 our space mlnded Dale Culnnell He w1ll solve all the problems now faclng the Atom 1C nnergy COmmlSS10D After our f1rst performance of 'We Shook the Famlly Tree', Broadway was Hpoundlng on our do They wanted us to tour urope Wlth our great play, but we declded agalnst thls, because the hardshlps to the residents of Neche would be too great he senlors have dlscovered a new era 1n 1Ht6T10P decorat1ng Our prom was the basns for these 1deas that have ga1ned us m1ll1on dollar royalt1es we hope that we have not degraded our underclassmen in any way we real ize that they can never hope to meet our standards I . Q . l .. . . .. ' ' . Our . . . . . .- . . .. . . 0 . .. .. . . . . . . -. .0 . . - .,. ... - 1 ' 1 ' orn. 3 '- I , - I