Oakes High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakes, ND)

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Q, egwrw Processional .......... We Wish You A Merry Christmas Hasten Swiftly, Hasten Softly , Midnight, Sleeping Bethlehem I Hear Along Our Street ,,,, Ye Watchers and Ye Holy Ones Lo, How A Rose E'er Blooming O Come, Little Children . . . O Tannenbaum ,.... . The Simple Birth , , . Away in a Manger , , Fum Fum Fum . . Carol of the Drum , , The First Noel .... Deck the Halls .,,,.,,. 3 . . Grand Choir . , Grand Choir . Concert Choir . Concert Choir . Concert Choir Boys' Glee Club Boys' Glee Club . . . . Primary . . . Primary . . . . Primary . . . . Primary Girls' Glee Club Girls' Glee Club . . . Grand Choir . . . Madrigals Mexican Christmas Procession . ..... Madrigals Bring A Torch ............... Ma drigals Silent Night .... ...... I ntermediate Christmas Story . . . . . Lawrence Anderson No Room ........ .... G iris' Glee Club Sing Noel ........ . . . Good Friends, Give Ear . . . . . Tell Me, Shepherds ....... . Hark, the Herald Angels Sing . . . . Jr. High Choir Jr. High Choir Ir. High Choir Grand Choir Cradle Hymn of the Virgin . . . . Concert Choir Lift Up Your Heads ....... . . Concert Choir Hallelujah Chorus ...-.-.-.- Co nc ert Choir The Lord Bless You and Keep You . . . Concert Choir Recessional . Grand Choir ROW 1: D. Rowe, P. Carlson, M. Barnes, N. I-lvistendahl, D. Schlauch, N. Wells, R. McDaniel, M. Bhnderet, J. Romstad, G. Savey, C. Sanders, K. Brossmann, J. Hill, R. Wuolu. ROW 2: G. Knutson, K. Knoke, E. Kupitz, I. Meehl, L. Gustafson, L, Banderet, P. Klein, P. Vasiliou, S. Visto, J, Zirnbelu man, L. Johnson, M. Roney, D. Roney, L. Best, K. Konkler, Mrs. Hvistendahl. ROW 3: C. Forness, G. Swearingen, R. Vee, M. Weatherhead. J. Rehovsky, C. Robins, C. Pfeifer, M. Hill, I. Kvigne, R. Montgomery, A. Kunz, M. Melby, J. Titus, K. McNerney, D. Hvistendahl, E. Isley, R. McDougall. ROW 4: S. Hanson, L. Kutschinske, L. Foster, M. Brikken, R. Hankel, S. Stoltenow, N. Titus, K. Isley, C. Day, L. Banderet, G. Glaser, R. Reed, J. Stenstadvold.

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CHRI TMA FESTIVAL On December l8, l958, the 27th annual Christmas Carol Festival was held for the first time in the new Oakes Armory. The festival, which has become one of the most cherished traditions of our.school, has outgrown the school auditorium. Approximately 430 pupils in grades one through twelve participated in the carol festival, appearing be- fore an audience of about 850. CHORU ROW 1: C. Meehl, M. Lindseth, B. Kutschinske, S. Masse, L. Hanson, L. Witkowski, C. Sanders, S. Ulmer, S. Nepstad, T. Geffre, A. Dallmann, J. Pfeifer, M. Vasiliou, T. Barnes. ROW 2: T. Medd, G. Pfeifer, L. Sonnenberg, M. Kelsh, L. Albers, N. Weight, G. Wilson, J. Bruns, S. Hill, I. Cink, M. Skjefte, H. Jensen, J. Luoma, D. Swearingen, L. Hegwood. ROW 3: G. Powers, S. Rindahl, I. Mc- Dougall, D. Hagen, G. Rodine, K. Oxtoby, M. Lewis, R. Obenchain, S. Visto, J. Ubben, D. Engquist, E. Hegwood, M. Hagen, C. Weatherhead, C. Bruns, S. Long. ROW 4: D. Iverson, R. Lindseth, J. Hurt, V. Olson, B. Mathias, M. Walock, C. Anderson, M. Hankel, E. Hajek, B. Kleuver, D. Vellenga J. Christenson, P. Rasmussen, T. Harris, R. Larson.

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0 1 is il , 1. f K 7, si. :H C is Bertie, Nancy, and Tess Cast Peter surprises his guests JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Zack Magic When Cecily Grant fGrace Pow ersj inherits her father's millions, she suddenly finds herself owner of a half in- terest in a gold mine. It is the very mine where her father, as a young prospector, laid the foundation for his immense fortune. Although the mine had petered out, he had kept his interest for sentimental reasons. Having also inherited a great deal of her father's love of adventure, Cecily decides to visit the mine, which is situated in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. With three friends, Theodora Co1poyCMary Ann Lewisy, a temperamental guardian, Bertie Farnsworth fLeonard Bentsonj, an English detective, and Kaoro CHar1ey Mathiasj, an East Indian chauffeur, Cecily arrives at the mine. Peter fDenis Melbyj, her father's partner, who has been in charge throug the intervening years, appears and his incoherent replies convince them that he is demented. Then the excite- ment begins. Andrea CMary Jo Bakkenj, a dramatics teacher, and three of her pupils fConnie Meehl, Ethana Spear, and Vergene Moorej, having been lost on the way home from a dramatic festival, stop at the mine to ask for some hospitality. Tom fRoger Aunej and Nancy CGlenda Steinbachj Blaisdell, neighbors of Peter Philbrick, stop in to see who the company is. Tess fAnn Rasmussenj, Peter's daughter, appears and reveals the amazing fact that she and her mother have been held captives of two vicious crooks Uerry Stenstavold and Don Vellengaj. The conclusion of this hair-rasing mystery entailed the most incredible, and yet consistent, train of events and surprises ever gathered together for one evening's entertainment. The mystery is solved Suspense Whodunit? h