Sheyenne River Academy - Northern Echoes Yearbook (Harvey, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

1 ww I -I we, fffze Studento, and Faculty UI Sfzegenne Hliuefz academy, .Tfceaent fffze Nnmtfzexn Qehn flu Jlflelnnaiefa 191 l9,wL Scfuwl yew: 7 952. GM a Q t e A 0 1 , n c Leslie Bietz Edi tor-in-chief Art Editor . .. . .. Delores Schnaderle Circulation Manager. .Marlene Anderson Sponsor ..... .. Miss Dixon Associate Editor . .. .. Roger Geier BUSineSS Manager - - - - David Kellogg Associate Editor .... Marianne Underwood Photographer . . . . . Roger Miller Art Edj tor , . . . .Harley Opp Jia Because life at a Christian academy is so replete with pleasurable chapters of school activities, the NORTH RN ECHO staff has endeavored to capture for you the spirit and zest of campus life at Sheyenne River Academy during 1951--52. As you fondly recall the happy moments that are brought to remembrance in the pictures and accounts chronicled in this ECHO, may each echo of Sheyenne River Academy, multiply itself a hundred-fold, and swell into a mighty chorus of happy memories of the days we spent together at HGood 'ole S. R. A.n Cantnf I I I I U I A245 Every full blown flower has a story behind its deli- cate beauty. One of gentle watch-care by a loving Crea- tor. Each stage of development is carefully tended until the rose, the lily reaches full bloom. Adolescence is a most delicate stage. It is at this moment, between the ages of twelve to sixteen, statistics tell us, that most people make their decision for Christ. Then how carefully must you cultivate these few, most precious years, young people: how wisely must you guide, parents: and what a sober responsibility you have placed in the hands of us, your teachers. Together let us cultivate and strengthen the soil until we can rejoice together at the beauty of the fully developed bloom. fn x.. ,f . A f '734'!5LfUX'9Q 4 L. S. Ihvis Principal Tiffin QQ, Wim ivy' M fl di ' BECAUSE . . . ...You are such an integral part of S. R. A. ...You have poured yourself out in selfless service these past six years in making S.R.A the wonderful haven it has been to our youth. Yours has been daily service beyond the call of duty.' ...You have consistently identified yourself with the student: you are with us in our joys and our sorrows. ...Your ingratiating sense of humor and refreshing optimism have often dispelled the the clouds and given us renewed inspiration to see the brighter side.n ...You have spoken to us in moments of quiet counsel, words of wisdom--words that at the time were not readily received, or gladly welcomed, but which, in the end proved to be a savour of life unto life' to us. ...You have gone out of your way many, many times to perform a favor for each one of us--whether we be of high station or low. ...You are leaving our school family, and this tribute is long overdue, Mr. Nordrum. 'we Qedicate ta .TM ,cvulfcunw fffub, .Zwue af ffm Ecfw X 1 J . if 1 N f gc 'Q L. S. Davis William Nordrum KX Principal, Bible Accountant, Bookkeeping XR :S v 'X I X3 Xt N O. F. Lenz Mrs. O. F. Lenz Mrs. Bertha Cromwell Bible, History Registrar, Librarian Director of Foods Dorothy E. Dixon Mrs. Norman J. Roy Norman J. Roy Dean of Gir s - Commercial Head of Music Dept. S I ' A J, ,JK , 4 Q 41' f lf4fr ',-, 1,41 1' JUL- ff,-fa , fnyio Alf 14... I x 4 K X3 if ml D a L X h 'VW Arthur G. Hagele Maurita Blehm Melvin C. Baker Maintenance, German Church School Mathematics, Science Mrs. George H. Akers- George H. Akers Piano Dean of Boys ! U Stephen Ho 1ms Fam Manager dim-C'w?'6 My .jf --4 ,,,,..MIif' Q 25 ii . 695 50 Rogei' Geier President Amb1t1on - Aeronauucal Engzneer Leslie Bietz Chaplain Marlene Anderson Amb1t1on-M1ss10nary Nurse Jerry Earnhardt Ambition-Medical Technician Ambition'Minister fx, ' I 4 . gfaif f7'1Qvof1,JJ , , kv djfg. MMM V14 gffrv-'y fa-r-ff '4ffu, , ,L'.J,,g 1.4 f fe-'-'-f VV'-A f f5 'L Cordne Beck Treasurer Ambition-Dean of Girls Edwxn Boyko Ambition-Mechanical Engineer zip? fvUff7 frff-yfV 'f 's Esther Beck Amb1t1on-Secretary r. f!.,.fv.r4 1, fi .,,.,, - ,, , I f W' ,7 ,, f,f , ,iZc0j757!fb, fry .., 129' 7 ,wwf f I 1 . f '7 1 ,4 , W,--4 If f 1 ff Daniel Beck Ambi tion: Minister I Cleo Beth Brandhagen Secretary J, Ambi tion: Nurse Rober t Chase Ambition: Mechanical Engineer WU' ' 'ei QL' ,. J I Izene Cook Ambi tion: Home Ec. Teacher Alice Flemner Ambi tion: Dean of Girls Ruby Ilene Flermxer Office: Vice President Ambi tion. Nurse Q :Ask up' ,D Alroy Gruszie Ambition: Diesel Engineer Delores I-ledger Ambition: Nurse Elaine Heitzmann Ambi tion : Teacher Clarence Haugen - ' Ambi tion: Electrician Delta Harvey WR Art r Kohanes Ambi tion: Nurse 375' : .Qsvp ay? or' ,VW 4m ition: Automobile Designer Calvin Kovaloff Ambi tion. Elect : cal Engineer 4,14smAaWQ Donald Krein Ambi tion. Teacher David Kellogg Sergeant at Arms Ambi tion : Avia tion Laverne Lay Ambi tion: Mechanic ibyfzw OL 'cy .AA-vw jhlllffug f Grace Lehnann Ambi tion: Nurse +M17 7 WM 6 'ZW? !'J M Clxve Mercer Ambi tion - Rancher MWQQW K 1 I 2 Myron K. Miller J Ambi tion: Music Instructor I A i ,-. , P K g X Roggt Mi 1 Ie r X - 5 ' l 'lmsi tion: Radio Technfcidan . ' K NN ' g I S Q' Elmer Olson Ambition: Doctor 'Sf' Harley Opp Ambition: Art Instructor Donna Rodacker Ambition: Music Instructor ia Delores Schnadarle Ambition: Secretary Q I Delphxne Schmxerer Ambition: Nurse Berm ce Sch1e1d K Ambi tion : Secre tary Ilo Schock Ambi ti on: Secre tary Roudolf Stvjukow Ambi tion: Hi ssionary George Underwood Ambi tion: Rancher A I La Donna Zemple Ambition: Nurse Motto: Clear the mist to see the way. Color: Gray and Maroon . The Seniors of '52 dedicated their class gift, the Public Address System, on February 1, by a skit presented in Chapel. Aim: Where du ty Cmmands. Flower: Whi te Rose. Alice Flemmer, Roger Geier, and Mr. Davis, the class sponsor: were the first to use the P. A. System. The Iota Garrlna Kappa reception was the first announce- ment to echo through the halls of S. R. A.'s dining room, dormitories and ad building. rv Q. 1 fli 3 , A J JJ 'Q' ' X, Vu B- Y -' xx 4 -, - b '?'f'Y99 Ivan Knopp sv P If A Presi den t T KX Joyce Anderson W 5 Vi ce-Presi den t I Mary Helen Chamberlain Dietrich Dockter UW I lfxp, P Leland Fisher Ve r a . Joyce Gottfried Harchenko Elmer Hauck Lewiin Bent ly Jo Son Lang i -'15 'il lv 'f 6' se P. 'fi 5 - go wwiirukg ,a g Q X V 'Szgsi wa gif ' 1' x , 'vw ,.., , X ag , Y L 1 -'A' I K ' wie? ' A -F1-- Qi swf' 'V ,J 5. .2 1. yiggfiig q - sr , Y F5935 Lfiiz1, : :4i1': fa. lr 3 W 8 , 'fa' lk 33339 M L K 1 T, A ,Ll,,A f 0 Ig! Donald Joyce Orville Schroeder Sivertson Strobel W Carole Dean Florain Tarbell Timothy Tininenko Delmar Judy Vietl Diann Wagner Wi lmart Motto: We Forge Our Own Destiny. Color: Scarlet and Whi te Aim: Building For Etemi ty. Flower: Cama tion Q- f Q m if sf '52 S x IW' 'E -MJF 4' 'W fitgba 'fs wi H ' 22:15 , , 31 f - f . xx L- K . 5 ef e X gi Q 'Y Q' Uv a Myrna janet Jeanette A 1 exenko Boon e Boyko 1 . WWE' 4 5 f aiu? Y' Q ae fr J eww? 'fb 1. 5 eff? fe ff' Q, H 'ff pl 'V ' A Ji ': 1+ Q 4 SL Rodney Janice Shirley Cheadle Eichele Fisher 9 L. J W ,4 2 X5 w ,K,w?f.. LmL,g,x-W' ' 35 , 'L 'VV' L fff e Q6 1e' ,e U JOYCS Roger Geier Gottfried Haas VLWT51 Xp! mm- J f A -.u Lrwwwf N-1 7 Ml- , 'V .-- . 3 w as ,. 'SK Q , 2ryQHWf3 kyby QMgw5Q QQ 4' K ll ie :'rf1iQ,g,L,,. .I ..x. ' C' H, z, 'A gn ' ,v . 5 'j Van f 21-szrtg h zz .V , ?yawmWrmgwg I R N L -. bk ilffii K 31 A Hfiafilf EW: L' --i wi -:. I 11:7'?E1-1-ff hm, 715 f, .,,..,,.. , ,. l i ' Frances Dale Rita Mae Hagel Holm i. j+!1 I Jr FII, ,af .if-'dx . - y H , ,, 4,9 If I Ga ry Raymond Kovalenko Kurtz Phyllis Olavs 'ulLarson Lejnieks Kannenberg . S 3 Ila LaBere ar? sf ww Barbara Lenz 2 nd r , i ' - A r 1 A k..., , if fo s' aNd M' A 4 Xi J 4 Mary Jane B0l'll'lie Lloyd Livingston I-DEED I-Olensky 'E ' W '!,1 fiiug5144f ' V AW W 1' of-. 3 . ,AA Qi if f4 ' ' Q' A. iijq' , - 1 , hh gi A 39 : Q Wi W Ia Robert Kathleen Lang Martineson ui ,A,,.J. 553' fs 921' Morris Mehrer . X i Elin Dorothy Kenneth Melgted 'fy tc! Mor ford Wrf fgyfvf 9, , JWVV7' 4,5 'QT' f 2 LeRoy 5 1 Eldon Mary ean J Quast 1 Reiswig Reiswig I 1 Dennis Erling Roger Schock jcfiysdef St robe! wjfkfff J' I s Marianne Bill Norman Underwood Wiebe Winton Motto: In Ourselves Out Future Lies. Aim: ExceIl si or . Flower: Wild Rose Color: Qu, sponsors, the Roys. Blue and White Q. I CNJJTXX at Qu 'Jin- f .., 5 ei ff f 4 J 'X 54' ' -: '42r ' f U 1 Duane Glen fs Jeanne t t e Anderson Anderson Bietz V' M 5 ' 'V . Q 4 n ':,e H Q' . A J W s , 9 V ,, , 'IJ ki' 1 . I J I 3' 1 e Wg ne l 4503. Carol Severn Annette 5' Ifh Cheadle C1185 9 Ha r chenko .I I Jannetre Videll ' 'x ' , ' Joan Harchenko Harchenko 1' , Irons 4 0 1 I K' -'W-E.. ui X 5 . 'lm' A, my . ff?23?i? L Ili 39 - f A , Z li! - r W, 4 ,, g I 4 454? ff' 'C WM 1 , .Z 3 Roger Viola Ke lm Kovalo f f m EL in Q y w i H -A H' Ti ff? iffixaf v - iw 'P -1 Gordon James Klocko Krueger Milton Es ther Livingston Lolensky f i N 1. , W s is s J V 33, 9i L 2 Q1 H U . Larry Krein ,J ' w AT Q f K M ,Rai ,if V ka K' Q B ax ,X is SQ Ag A j Q ws 4 ri NN 5 ,E 1 4 11 .SE fr Eu Ea M 1' if Q. ,fr I Ro ge r Lang u wr Q x 5 n- X Carole Olson P l if , ., ff Darlene Marcella Quast Quast 4? ,,..W,fivml:g,z :EQ U 4' s'7f:.'1.1cM Sis' P K Y Sv I 1, sf wg I . Ar 1 ine V g Reile ,wr w3,f 'gg' ,Y ff A --ff ' ' ll -K ' -W , , Y ' I ' ., ' r,4waw4 fwiwffiyww ,, ff 7 M. ,L .- A- :M X MSS? - e NL, F . m g v A f? wtf- 4 - fr,s,f i9n,' ., . - - fy f -f:i g'1' , My fl: Q 7:If3ff1': Q gfg575.:: A , . 1 1 V 1? s I . , . Q M E :,, ' I l M.m,,,wsa4,fa ' rf Fern 3 r LaVerne Rothacker SChe1Ske Shirley Alice SChY0edef Sivertson I fe, ? ' ' zfs5gTfr'1afw'J- sgfgffjllg . ..,. . , , . if Az-gf sgw 'N : 2.1, fer. -g, y M 3, ff! QQ 3' I V gy I Q 55,3 ,lf 42 uf, , -5 .. f:m,,,,L..i,,57?,-V . N , ,Q -- P - - 1 f Q- qw: ,. . .arf wlwmvyv Jw .. .L f 45154 -1 ' 4 9 QE if lg 'Q PH v paw W' fr'Q .3 - ,,- l- ww ,. - : 2 ' -if an 33, Q xg Q. QE! I Dayton Schroeder 5 . .Q ,. .tigfk Q, Wg.fN aw w- 'Q - ,Pm M, , f .fffzaggi V X, , , - .. ,!si4:?i?f2'?S'lP-- f N K - gfififlf 1 ' 25:95. ,,'s,,1:!Kz- - fflwfggfyfhffxl -V A ' I '5 -: a:.2,. '.iF ' 1 ' A57 ,A ' O Robe r t Stvjukow I Ellen Lucretia Raymond Smi th Tininenko Tininenko Gerald Caroline Sherran Tarbe 1 1 Wagne r Wagner ,Ya Jr I Beverly Jean 0, 5 Jan wiebe wirkowski f Zempel y Y l ! K Motto: Gram Ext Growing' Aim: Climbing Hi gher Color: Green and Silver mfr 2 gr Flower: Whi te Cama tion ff' Lrg Q ffdl Xc- FIRST SEMESTER Secre tary Secre tary Szperin tenden t Pianist Superin tenden t Sponsors SABBATH SCHOOL OFFICERS Kathleen Martineson Di ann Wi Ima r t Geo r ge Unde rwood Lalbnna Zempl e Don na Rod a cke r Mr . Ho lms Mr . Len z Fifst Semester Ssbbath School Teachers Second Semester Sabbath School Teachers SECOND SEMESTER Secretary Superintendent Secretary Pianist Gmrister Superin tendent Sponsors SABBATH S CHOOL OFFICERS Bernice Schield Al roy Gruszie Rita Kannenberg Diann Wilmart Leland Fisher Corrine Beck Mr. Holms Mr. Lenz IRST SEMESTER M. V. OFFICERS Leader Secretary Leader Chorister Sponsors Clive Mercer Joyce Anderson Ruby Flemmer Leslie Bietz Miss Ble m Mr. Baker 41 Mr. Nordrum's Sabbath School Class SECOND SEMESTER M. V. OFFICERS Pianist Leader Leader Chorister Secretary Secretary Sponsors Vera Gottfried Bill Wiebe Alice Flenmer Ivan Knopp Bonnie Logan Judy Wagner Miss Blehm Mr. Baker FIRST SEMESTER SEMINAR OFFICERS Vi ce-Presiden t LaDonna Zempel Sec. - Treasurer David Kellogg Publicity Sec. Bill Wiebe President Leslie Bietz Sponsor Mr. L. S. Davis TEMPERANCE OFFICERS Secre tary Donna Rodacker Vi ce-Presiden 1' Clive Mercer Presi den t Joyce Harchenko Spon sor Mr . Roy SECDND SEMESTER SIWINAR OFFICERS Chorister David Kellogg President Leslie Bietz Vice-President Phyllis Larson Sec.-Treasurer Morris Mehr-er SPOIISOI' Mr. L. S- Davis Our judges worked hard to determinewho should receive top honors in the poster,jingle, es- say and oration con- tests. Leslie Bietz won 520, first prize, for his superb oration, Standing Alone for Right,' in the annual Temperance Contest. The Contestantsvhm won honors in the Temper- ance Contest on Febru- ary 2, are pictured in front of their noble judges. Alice Flemmer was awarded 815, second prize, for her Temperance Contest Oration, Death Stalks the Highway.' Phyllis Larson and Carole Tarbell were awarded S7 50 each third prize f h ' . , 1 , ortexr Temperance Contest Orations, Wine and Womenn and A1coho1 and Adventist Youth.' The UPrayer Boxn was an in- spiration to each girl of North Hall during the second semester. It is a pleasure to learn more about God in Prayer Bands. After Vespers on Friday even- ings, the boys of South Hall meet in their Prayer Bands to pray together. I The girls of North Hall, being a friendly group, look forward to fuesday evening when they can go to Prayer Bands to talk with their Heavenly Father, their greatest friend. During the first semester the Prayer Bands of South Hall saw the workings of God in answering their prayers. - .Z X I 'gzmu v 'iv I ora 'v 4 0 ' O L Q I : .ifS'y 1 .13 0:59 0 -zzz' QD x'-I ' I 0 15 5' I is .-ff - ff 'Ihe G1ora1iers are the tour- ing choir group. Their sing- ing has proved to each of us that the power of good music cannot be over estimated. The CeceIians is the all-girl choir of S. R. A. They have won a place in our hearts by their har- monous music. The Choir par- ticipated in the Candle Li- ght Cantata on December 15. LaD0nna Zemple studies better piano technique underMr. Roy. l Mrs. Akers is teaching Bev- erly Wiebe the correct hand positions to use in playing the piano. Myron Miller takes an organ lesson from Mr. Roy, the Head of our Music Department. Mr. Roy is teaching Frances Hagel to express the beauty of music, through singing, during a voice lesson. Phyllis Larson, Barbara Lenz, and Frances Each student of S. R. A. looks forward to Hagel have charmed us by their delightful our mediative j0iflt W0l'ShiPS 011 Saturday singing and harmonous chords. nights, when we often hear Phyllis Larson play melodious hymns on the Vibra-phone. I l I Those deep, mellow tones you hear are the four-part har- mony of the UChordsmen, Leland Fisher, Ivan Knopp, Rbger Strobel, and Myron Miller. The Mixed Quartet, Leslie Bietz, Diann Wilmart, Donna Rodacker, and Myron Miller, has shared their musical talent with each student at S. R. A. ... L The library, under Mrs. Lenz's direction is oneofthe projects which the Student- FacultyCbuncil helped to make more pleasant this year. The Student-Faculty Cbuncil elects the Sabbath School officers, M. V. officers, Ripples Staff, muiNorth- ern Echo Staff. Each class chooses two representativesto the council. The second se- mester Student- Faculty Cbuncil made possible a well-rounded school life of recreation,sch- olarship and de- votion. 7 45 A. M. finds each student of Mr. Davis's Bible Doctrines class awake and alert, listening with interest to Mr. Davis's never-ending supply of interesting illustrations. The students in Mr. Lenz's Problems of American Immo- cracy class learn the fun- damental func- tions of our government and how to be bet- ter citizens. The Students in Mr. Baker's Algebra class learned to add, sub- tract, multiply, and divide fractions: plus factoring and equat- ions. The students in Mrs. Cromwe1l's Home Eco- nomics class learn to use patterns, cut ma- terial, and sew tail- ored clothes. The students in Mr. Lenz's World History class study into the ancient and modern workings of our world, Mrs. Roy makes Typing class interesting and beneficial to each student who takes typ- ing. Under her pleasant dire- ction timed- writings are fun. Mr. Hagele's Woodworking class is very interesting and beneficial to each fellow who takes it- One learns the names of the tools and woods, and the art of assembling different items. The Woodworking class gave a program in chapel, when they displayed the lamps, cedar chests, candle holders, tool chests, and book ends made by the members of the class. The Students and teachers of S. R. A. are proud of our model church school, under the direction of Miss Blehm. We shall long remember the bake sale held for the benefit of our Home and School Organization. The church school students presented the skit, Betsy Ross makes a F1ag,n in chapel on February 22. .71 Ilo Jane Schock Editor-in-Chief Back Row: Roger Geier, Mr. Akers, Bill Wiebe, Mr. Norsdrom, Ivan Knopp- Center Row: Corrine Beck, Delores Schnadarle, Joyce Anderson, Diann Wilmart LaDonna Zemple, Helen Dockter, Ruby Flemmer, Marianne Underwood. Front Row: Carole Tarbell, Jeannette Bietz, Janet Boone, Joyce Siverb tson, Mary Jean Reiswig, Cleo Brandhagen. QMS? Dean Timothy,George Under- wood, Bently Lang, David Kellogg, Lewis Johnson, and President RogerCkier climaxed their reignas officers of the Southern Knights by a recep- tion held on December 17. old Tarbell, and President Cleo Bradhagen as their of- ficers for second semester. The Knights of South Hall chose Bob Lang,Ibnnis Schock, Ivan Knopp,Iban'Timothy, Bill Wiebe, and President Lewis Johnson as their Southern Knights officers for second semester. Iota Gamma Kappa officers: Delta Harvey, Joyce Shensmy Donna Rodacker, Joan Irons, Judy Wagner, Joyce Anderson, LaDonna Zemple, and President Ilo Schock presented an interesting program each week in addition to a unique Open House pro- gram, on November 4. The reception on February 17, and the entertainments each week will long be remembered by the members of Iota Gamma Kappa, who choseDiann Wi lmart, Phyllis Larson, Delores Sch- nadarle, Marianne Underwood, Ruby Flemmer, Jan Zemple Car- Cleo Brandhagen, President of Iota Gamna Kappa, presented to Mrs. Crom- well a flowering plant for her un- tiring help in the preparation of the reception on February 17. Bonnie Logan portrayed Abe and Diann Wilmart portrayed Henry- in Henry3 Mail Order Wife. presented follow- the Iota Gamnn Kappa reception. Feminineinferiority supressed masculine superiority in the uMock Weddinnn as Joyce Har- chenko portrayed the bride and Shirley Fisher the groom. Minister, Carole Tarbell, was a source of much laughter. --Q-..Q.,,. Henry meets his mai1 order wife.' who was portrayed by Minnie Schnadarle. Delphine Schmierer portrayed Becky Simpson, a woman of middle- agen The Lotus Club is composed of the faculty women. They meet twice a month to exchange household, cultural, and educational ideas. The faculty have an informal social once a month, when they play table and athletic games. its-L 00 P. M. The Hour of Fate. LaDonna Zemple and Joyce Anderson find it much easier to study in a , neat room. Congratulations for those A's received during room che ck. James Krueger andLarry Krein loose no time in g e t t i n g their lessons. A neat room is anasset toward good study ha- bits. E ff' W4 g l 3. ' 'fix Will? F!! 'Wm Each student of S.R.A. will always remember the miniture banquets, club receptions, and birthday dimers held in the dining room--we cannot forget those tasty meals ser- ved three times a day by Mrs- Cromwell. The recreation enjoyed by every student of S.R.A. is URo1ler skating,' We are happy for a gymnasium where we can develop our physical, as well as, our spiritual and mental talents. Q Kenneth Dietrich, Carrie Wagner Diann Wilmart and Elmer Hauck enjoy a lively game of Bad Mitten.' Kent Swenson and Lar ry Krein demonstrate their profes- sional skill in a game of UTabletennis.' Ruby Flemmer and Rita Kannenberg enjoy working with Mr. Nordrum in the usiness Office. If you want to buy something from the Book- store, Rita Kannenberg will cheerfully sell it to you. Alice Flenmer finds grading Bible Doctrines and Old Testament papers very interesting. Gerald Tarbell, Darwin Bietz, and Lar Krein keep our ad building scrubbed r polished. Jeannette Bietz, Delta Harvey, and Janice Eickele enjoy working in the kitchen with Mrs. Cromwell. Mary jean Reiswig is one of the housekeepers, who keeps North Hall in immaculate order. Carole Cheadle, Darlene Quast, and Ellen Smith work with Mrs. Holms in the laundry. Roger Lang and Milton Livingston keep South Hall clean and pleasant. Dennis Schock, Roger Strobel, and George Underwood have been hauling coal with the new truck. i Mr. Hagele and A11-oy Gruszie spend lbnald Krein enjoys his work many hours working at the central in the dairy with Mr. Holms. heating plant. Bob and Rudy Strvjukow feed the cows and calves at the dairy each nnrning and evening. 5' L 98591 1 . 3 5 7. 9 11 13 15. Have you joined the Dorcas. Clarence? The little car that carries so many people. Tip-off to the Sophomores--we hope! Ready for the take-off! Pick on your own size! just thinking--of what? Whoops! Bet you cou1dn't do it again! Three deep! just skating! Lights out! Elaine sees Daddy home. Dreaming of Florida! Say cheese . Hold everything! LO0k what we've got! L sf' 1 4 gf, QQ, f!..iQ,W1Y' S .AL ,L 'T I .L ! L ' ' A E in 1. Been studyin', Eldon? 3. The Cromwe11's 5. Hey! Look at us! 7. Keep smiling! 9. No, Jeannie! 11. Which twin has the Toni? 13. It isn't that bad, Mr. Hagele. 15. Supe rman! Hold it--that's all! Bashful, Sally? Hum--this is leap year, Andy! Isn't that jacket cute? 'I'here's s Ford in Alroy's present! Mr. Lenz strolling across the campus. Whose got the big heads and little feet? At ease, girls! M,.,..-mv ,. . . -5?Rf14.,s, ,, A I at 9. in Valerie wig oi F9 ti? Q 2 Q' Time out for the Sophomores! Caught ya peekin', S1ir1ey! Isn't it wonderful! Um! That's Rupsie! Here comes the South Hall mail! It's in the bag! Now smile pretty while I snap it! Who's going to win this trophy? I ' -,.v-haf? f K' w n , Lmcolw 6, Nebvasficz N THERE'S -1S'7Fi7V577ff 172 SEQBITUALLY c'lfhrreuQ Qjub Fo-fefjfa 1111:-5-iq,-, 99.1113 mv v-uitpin-ls n '4Yledrl Tlfnffriricc. S0413-5 M0355 of prayer Il173Tlll.yui,-'1 , uleepf of .secrlface 'llnlsTer-val flscocu-1710.-1 SZLBRTQ servgces 'fl-V. 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Dakota CHEVROLET CARS - TRUCKS ALLIS CHALMERS FARM EQUIPMENT Sales F5 Service Mechanical and Body Shops THE FRIENDLY STORE Q CORONADO APPLIANCES Q HADDON HALL FURNITURE Q LADY HELEN DINNERWARE Q ARTESIAN TOOLS Q VARCON AUTO PARTS Harvey, N. Dakota SCHROEDER FURNITURE Harvey, N. Dakota MARTINS SHOE STORE Star Brand E5 Poll-Parrot Shoes Home of Nationally Advertised Furniture Harvey, N' Dakota Permalux Living Room Suites C R G S S E N S Luger Dining Room Suites Childrenas Wear Mengel Bedroom Furniture Land-O-Nod Mattresses and Springs School Supplies -- Greeting Cards Hoover Vacuum Cleaners . 717 L l A . H . D Zenith Radios - Mohawk Carpets mco n ve arvey, N akota Lane Cedar Chests Armstrong Floor Covering Print Linoleum - Inlaid Linoleum 8 Quaker Wall Covering Asphalt Tile - Linoleum Tile C L E A N E R S Imperial Wallpaper Chrome Kitchen Sets Cleaning - Pressing Juvenile Furniture -24 HOUR SERVICE- SCHROEDER FURNITURE PHONE 47 Phone 35 G. F. Schroeder, Owner 2 Harvey North Dakota - WE DELIVER -- INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER MACHINERY - REFRIGERATION - TRUCKS OLDSMOBILE MAYTAG CADILLAC BENTZ IMPLEMENT COMPANY Phone 1 9 0 Harvey, N. Dakota WALLIN'S TEXACO SERVICE 105 A Phone 67 E.-.-pf AHOMEI' 205 East 10th Q COOKE' KIRTUN CAFE FDR RESERVATIDNS PHONE 599 HARVEY, NORTH DAKOTA A':'iR'SLf'T':'N NDRTQRKIQTA l' t C 'f 'e S of HARVEY BAKERY HARVEY CAFE Fresh Baked Goods Daily FRIENDLY 24 HOUR SERVICE Harvey, N. Dakota Phone 177 Harvey, N. Dakota Minneapolis-Moline STEPHEN SCHREDER Feed Grinding Farm Power Proprietor and Machinery Mixing FARMERS GRAIN CO. GRAIN - COAL 1 FEED - SEEDS PHONE 289 HARVEY, N. DAKOTA OTTER TAIL POWER COMPANY , f,5Ff45 6. N 06,6 REDDY K 1 LowATT W BRING YOU YEAR ROUND COMFORT 39 'Ll V' 9, A' , ,J ,X1 b if 'ij ' Compliments o f MILLER'S CLOTHING CLOTHES for MEN and BOYS Harvey, N. Dakota L 0 E R C H ' 5 AVS Farm EIOCfl'i6 WESTLAND SUPER SERVICE On U. s. sz Harvey, N. Dakota Bufflo Gasoline - Dura Motor Oil and Grease Harvey, N. Dakota Compliments of U E CO0KE'S HOTEL M FAIRWAY FOODS HAGEN and WELK High Quality Foods at Competitive Prices -- TOP QUALITY MEAT - Phone 480 Harvey COMPLIMENTS OF ED SCHIMKE HENRY FUHRMAN Residence Phone 249j Station Phone 440 MOBILGAS M OBI L01 L BULK DELIVERIES SERVICE STATION HARVEY, N. DAKOTA SELTVEDT IMPLEMENT COMPANY Harvey, North Dakota Phone 166 Gebl Harvesters - Oliver Farm Machinery Ford Tractors - Dearborn Implements Dodge Cars and Trucks SALES 86 SERVICE For Complete Service of Cars and Tractors See Us First! We Carry a Complete Stock of Parts gi 1 -.: 'o 3:3 f as ' eo R. 'PZ P E N N EY'S Ren OWL s'roRE - Gkoc. Fresh Fruits Vegetables Always Fil-gf Qualify Meats E5 Groceries Harvey, N. Dakota Phone 59 EVERY DAY in EVERY WAY Better Values Compliments of for Better Living GENUINE PARTS COMPANY Harvey, N. Dakota Harvey, N. Dakota Nesbits Jewelers Expert Watch Repairing . . . Engraving All Work Guaranteed HARVEY, N. DAKOTA 1 HARVEY FARMERS UNION ELEVATOR CO. Coal - Twine -- Feed - Seed Cleaning, Treating and Grinding LYNN PETERSON, Manager one 150 Harvey, N. Dakota Compliments of . . . HARVEY CO-OP CREAMERY Nelson Auto 81 Implement STUDEBAKER SALES 86 SERVICE CASE TRACTORS 86 FARM MACHINERY PHONE 121 G. N. NELSON 81 COMPANY, Inc. Dealers in All Kinds of Grain, Feeds, Seeds, and Fuel Thank You PHONE 160 . . . Come in and See Us for Your Needs NELSON AUTO 8. IMPLEMENT G. N. NELSON 81 CO. INC. PROTECTION AT COST -FARM PROPERTY- FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. HARVEY, N. DAKOTA Insure With M. O. Schultz Acting Secretary-Treasurer Phone 40 KELLER IMPLEMENT CO. Iobn Deere Implements Buick Automobiles Harvey, N. Dakota SIMPSON'S Husky Liveable Chicks Harvey, N. Dakota C 81 G, Inc. Building Materials Paint - Builders Hardware Harvey, N. Dakota A. Compliments of F. HAMMARGREN, M.D CHARLES J. BECK, M.D. Physicians and Surgeons Erickson-Hellekson-Vye Com an P Y HARVEY DRUG co. Prescriptions Our Specialty Hi-Grade Building Material Hardware KODAKS COSMETICS and VET SUPPLIES Paint VISIT OUR MODERN SODA FOUNTAIN BILL SWANKE, Manage1 You Can Depend on Any Drug Product That Bears the Name REXALL Harvey, N. Dakota Phone 377 Dealer f E E A +. ,,,.Q5tDf DAH L-Ml LLER MOTOR CO. FORD CARS MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE TRUCKS MACHINERY ARNE DAHL DON MILLER HARVEY, N. DAKOTA Phone 52 Compliments of Compliments of Q. L. FAUL P. A. BOYUM, MD. and L. E. BOYUM, M.D. C. Physicians and Surgeons Harvey North Dakota Our Advertisers THANK YOU FOR HELPING TO MAKE THIS BOOK POSSIBLE. -THE STUDENT BODY 'AL fi-iii L I 'W L. .Q ,- ,. .f Az A , V, .-ff, M . Q- ,,f. mm? ,,,., 5 f,f.,vw,w2, J,-WZ? f ,M K , 'mill ' wha Lhrlene Anderson, Harvey, N. D. Prayer Band Leader, '52, Circulation Manager-- Northern Echo Staff, '51-'52. jerry Barnhardt, Carrington, N. D. Prayer Band Leader,'529 Photographer--Northern Echo Staff, and Ripples Staff, '51-'S2- Corrine Beck, Bowdon, N. D. Smgeant -at-Arms of Iota Gamma Kappa, '50, Treasurer of Senior Class, '51-'52, Prayer Band Leader, '51, Sabbath School Teacher, '51, Sabbath School Superintendent, '52. EstherBeck, Lakota, N. D. Prayer Band Leader, '52. Leslie Bietz, Cleveland, N- D. Sabbath School Teacher, '49, '50, Social Sec- retary of Southern Knights '51, President of Student Association, '51, Editor-in-Chief-- Northern Echo Staff, '51,'52, M.V. Chorister, '51, President of Seminar, '51-'52- Prayer Band Leader, '51-'52, Sabbath School Teacher '51, President of English,III Club, '513 Chaplain of Senior Class, '51-'52. Cleo Beth Brandhagen, Cavalier, N. D. Secretary of Senior Class, '51-'52, Sabbath School Teacher, '51, Prayer Band Leader, '52, President of Iota Gamma Kappa, '52. Robert Chase, Hebron, N. D. Second-Vice President of Student Association, '51, Sargeant-at-Arms of junior Class, '50-'51. Izene Cook, Dunn Center, N. D- Prayer Band Leader, '51, Alice Flemmer, Napolean, N. D- Prayer Band Leader, '51, TYFBSUYCY Of Iota Gamma Kappa, '50, M. V. Leader, '51, Secretary of Nurses Club, '51-'52- Ruby Ilene Flemmer, Lehr, N. D. Sabbath School Teacher, '50, Secretary of Iota Gamma Kappa, '51, Vice-President of Senior Class '51-'52, Second Vice-President of Iota Gamma Kappa, '52, Sabbath School Teacher, '52, Prayer Band Leader, '51, M. V. Leader, '51, Feature Editor--Ripples Staff, '51-'52. Roger Geier, Bowdon, N. D. Sabbath School Teacher, '49, Prayer Band Lead- er? '49, Sabbath School Secretary, '50, Prayer Band Leader, '50, 'Sli President of Junior Class, '50-'51, President of Southern Knights, '51, Student-Faculty Council, '51, Boys Leader for Ripples Campaign, '51, Assistant Circula- tion Manager--Ripples Staff, '51:'52, Associate Editor, Northern Echo Staff, '51:'52g Vice- President Of Nurses Club. '51:'52: President of Senior Class '51-'52. Alroy Gruszie, Cleveland, N. D. Sabbath School Teacher. '50, Sabbath School Superintendent, '52. Delta Harvey, Columbia Falls, Mont. Second-Vice-President of Iota Gamma Ka a PP , '50, First-Vice-President of Iota Gamma Kappa, '51, Student-Faculty Council, '52. Clarence Haugen, Keene, N. D. Chaplain of Southern Knights, '51- Delores Hedger, Harvey, N. D. Vice-president of junior Class, '50-'51, M.V. Secretary, '51. Elaine Heitzmann, Mercer, N. D. Prayer Band Leader, '52. Ihvid Kellogg, Fairmont, N. D. Sabbath School Superintendent, '50, Chaplahlof junior Class, '50 51, Sabbath School Teacher, '51, Sergeant-at-Arms of Senior Class,'51-'52, Chaplain of Southern Knights, '51. Secretary- Treasurer, of Seminar, '51, Chorister of Semi- 1 nar, '52, President, of Nurses Club, '50-'51, Student-Faculty Council, '52, Business Admini- strator--Northern Echo Staff, '51-'52. laVerne Lay, Kulm, N. D. Prayer Band Leader, '50, Sabbath School Teacher '50, Prayer Band Leader, '50-'5l. Grace Lehmann, McClusky, N. D. 'Prayer Band Leader, '519529 Sabbath School Teacher, '49. Clive Mercer, Keene, N. D. Prayer Band Leader, '51, Treasurer of Southern Knights, '51, M. V. Leader, '51, Prayer Band Leader, '52, Sabbath School Teacher, '52. Myron Miller, Manfred, N. D. M. V. Chorister, '50, Sabbath School Teacher, '49, '50, '51, Prayer Band Leader, '49, '50, 'S23 Music Editor--Ripples Staff '51-'52, Music Editor, Ripples Staff, '50-'51, Church Organist, '50--'52. Roger Miller, Manfred, N. D. Prayer Band Leader, '49, M.V. Secretary, '50, Sabbath School Teacher, '493 '51, '52, Prayer Band Leader, '50-'51, Photographer--Northern Echo and Ripples Staff, '51i'52. Elmer Olson, Ray, N. D. Prayer Band Leader, '51. Harley Opp, Bismark, N. D. Chaplain ot Southern Knights, '49, Social SGC- retary of Southern Knights, '50, Sabbath School Teacher, '49, '51, Art Editor--Northern Echo and Ripples Staff, '51-'52. Donna Rodacker, Bowdon, N. D. Sabbath School Superintendent. '51, Prayer Band Leader, '51, Iota Gamma Kappa Chorister, '51, Secretaryof Temperance Chapter, '51-'52. Bernice Schield, Dodge, N. D. Sabbath School Secretary, '52. Dolores Schnaderle, Beach, N. D. Art Editor--Ripples Staff, '50-'51, '51-'52, Secretary of Iota Gamma Kappa, '52. Ilo Schock, Cleveland, N. D. Sabbath School Secretary, '50, Secretary of Student Association, '51, Sabbath School Teacher, '51, President of Iota Gamma Kappa, '51, Editor-in-Chief--Ripples Staff. '51-'52. George Underwood, Sentinel Butte, N. D. Prayer Band Leader, '50, junior Class Treas- urer, '50-'51, Treasurer of Southern Knights, '51, Sabbath School Superintendent, '51, La Donna Zemple, Beach, N. D. Secretary of Temperance Chapter '50-'51, Secretary of Nurses Club, '50-'52, Prayer Band Leader, '51, Second-Vice-President of Iota Gamma Kappa, '50, Associate Editor--Ripples Staff, '51,'52, M. V. Pianist- '50, Vice- President Of Seminar, '51, President of Nurses Club. '51-'52, Sabbath School Secretary '51, Sabbath School Teacher, '52, Student Faculty Council, '51. Alexenko, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson Myrna. Killdeer, N. Dak. Duane, Buford, N. Dak.--- -------23 ------29,33 Glen, Buford, N. Dak. ------- 29,33,49 Joyce, Buford, N. Dak. ------ 35,51,52 Anderson, Marlene, lhrvey, N. Dak. ------ 2,11,40 Barnhardt, Jerry, Carrington, N. Dak. ----- 11,42 Beck, Corrine, Bowden, N. Dak. ---- S,11,3S'40'48 Beck, Daniel, Lakota, N. Dak. ----..-..... 12,42 Beck, Esther, Lakota, N. Dak. -----------. 11.40 Bietz Darwin, Windsor, N. Dak. ----- 33,36,39,57 Bietz Jeannette, Cleveland, N. Dak. '----'--'29,33,40,42,S1,58 Bietz Leslie, Cleveland, N. Dak. -------2,11,36,38,40,45,48 Boone Janet, Twin Falls, Idaho ---- 23,40,42,51 Boyko, Edwin, Ruso, N. Dak. ---------.--.- 11'42 Boyko Jeanette, Ruso, N. Dak. ------------ 23,42 Brandhagen, Cleo Beth, Cavalier, N. Dak. 12 40,48,S1,S2 Chamberlain, Mary, Wahalla, N. Dak.-19,36,40,42 Chase, Robert, Hebron, N. Dak. ------------ 12,48 Chase, Severn, Hebron, N. Dak. -------- 29,33,42 Cheadle, Carol, Beach, N. Dak. ----- 29,33,42,58 Cheadle, Rodney, Beach, N. Dak. ------------- 23 Cook, Izene, Dunn Center, N. Dak. -------- 12,40 Dietrich, Kenneth, Chasely, N. Dak. ------- 19,55 Dockter, Helen, McClusky, N. Dak.---19,40,42,51 Eichele, Janice, Robinson, N. Dak. ---- 23,4O,S8 Fisher, Leland, Baldwin, N. Dak. ---- 19,35,42,45 Fisher, Shirley, Baldwin, N. Dak. - Flemmer, Alice, Napolean, N. Dak. 12,17,36 Flemmer, Ruby, Lehr, N. Dak.--12,36 Geier, Eunice, Bowden, N. Dak. ---- Geier, Roger, Bosden, N. Dak. ---2,10,17,38,40 Gottfried, Joyce, Sykeston, N. Dak. Gottfried, Vera, Jameston, N. Dak. --------------19 Gruszie, Alroy, Cleveland, N. Dak.-- Haas, Roger, Cleveland, N. Dak. --- Hagel, Frances, 306 14th. Ave., So. N. Dak. -------- - ---- Harchenko, Annette, Butte, N. Dak--- Harchenko, Jannette, Butte, N. Dak. Harchenko, Joyce, Butte, N. Dak. ---- Harchenko, Videll, 1002 4th Ave., S. N. Dak. ---------- Hauck, Elmer, Carson,.N.,Dak. ---19 Haugen, Clarence, Keene, Harvey, Delta, Columbia Hedger, Delores, Harvey, Falls, Mont Heitzmann, Elaine, Mercer, N. Dak.- N. Dak. ---- N. Dak. --- Holms, Dale, LaCompton, Kansas ----- Irons, Joan, Tuttle, N- Dak. -------- Johnson, Lewis, Campbell, Minn.--19 Kannenberg, Rita, Beach, N. Dak.-24 Kellogg, David, Fairmont, N. Dak. --------2,14,40 KnoPP. Ivan, Forbes, N. Dak.--36,38 39 40 46 36 Ca 24 E. 40 13 40 35 42 Kelm, Roger, Harvey, N. Dak, ------- Klocko, Gorden, Killdeer, N. Dak. -- .40 Kohanes, Arthur, Grassy Butte, N. Dak. Kovalenko Gar Max, N. Dak , y, - --------- Kovaloff, Calvin, Killdeer, N. Dak. -- Kqvaloff, Viola, Killdeer, N. Dak. --- Krien, Donald, Melville, N. Dak. ------ Krien, Larqg Jamestown, N. Dak. -----------30.33.46 Kruger, James, Carrington, N. Dak. ---------- 3o,3a.42 Kurtz, Raymond, Lucca, N. Dak.--- ---- LaBere, Ilo, Ray, N. Dak. ------------- Lang, Bently, Gackle, N. Dak. ------ 19 Lang, Robert, Cleveland, N. Dak. ----- Lang, Roger. Cleveland, N. Dak. ------ Larson, Phyllis, Pelican Rapids, Minn. '-------24,39,42 Lay, LaVerne, Kulm, N. Dak. ---------- Lehmann, Grace, McClusky, N. Dak. - -14 -------23 ,40,42.57 .51,52,57 '23 ,48,51,52 '--'-23 ,40,42,46 -13,35,59 -23,36,42 rrington ,40,42,44 ----29,33 29,33 -19,40,42 Minot, -29,33,42 ,42,56,S7 '-'--'-13 ,46,S2,S8 ----13,48 -13,36,42 '---'--24 '29,33,52 ,42,46,52 ,40,42,57 ,46,48,52 ----38,49 ----30,49 ,45,51,S2 ------13 -------24 -------14 -30.33,40 ----14,42 ,49,57,59 ,46,49,S6 '- -24 24-42 ,40,46,S2 -25.36.52 '30,33,58 ,44,46,52 --- 14.42 .40,42.4B .Wanted Lejnieks, Olavs, Harvey, N. Dak. ---- ----- 24,42 Lenz, Barbara, S.R.A., Harvey, N. Dak. 24,42,44 Livingston, Mary Jane, Robinson. N. Dak. ---- 25 Livingston, Milton, Robinson, N. Dak. ---------30,33,36,49,52 Logan, Bonnie, Fryburg, N. Dak. ---- ' 25,36 Lozensky, Esther, Douglas, N. Dak. ---- 30,33,36 Lozensky, Lloyd, Douglas, N. Dak. ------ 25 Martineson, Kathleen, Bismarck, N. Dak. ------------25,35,42,46 Mehrer, Morris, Bently. N. Dak. ----- 25,40,42,46 Melsted, Elin, Edinburg, N. Dak. - 25 Mercer, Clive. Keene, N. Dak. -----'---- 14,36,40 Miller, Myron, Manfred, N. Dak. --------'15,40,42,43,4S,48 Miller, Roger, Manfred, N. Dak. ------ 2,15,42,48 Morford, Dorothy, Livona, N. Dak. ----------- 25 Morford, Kenneth, Livona, N. Dak. - ------ 25,42 Olson, Carole, Ray, N. Dak. ----- ---- 30,33,42 Olson, Elmer, Ray N. Dak. ------ --------- 15 Opp, Harley, Bismarck, N. Dak. ------------- 2,15 Quast, Darlene, 905 9th Ave., Jamestown, N. N- Dak. -------'--'----' 31,33,58 Quast, LeRoy, Ellendale, N. Dak. ------------- 26 Quast, Marcella, Ellendale, N. Dak. ---- 31,33,42 Reile, Arline, McClusky, N. Dak. ----------- 3,33 Reiswig, Eldon, Harvey, N. Dak. ---------- 26,42 Reiswig, Mary Jean, Sandrick, N. Dak.--26,51,58 Rodacker, Donna, Bowden, N. Dak. 15,35,40,42, .52 45 31 Rothacker, Fern, Lincoln Valley, N. Dak.-- ,33 Schelske, LaVerne, Woodworth, N. Schield, Bernice, Dodge, N. Dak. ------ 16,35,48 Schmierer, Delphine, Gackle, N. Dak. ---- 2,15,48 Schnadarle, Delores, Beack, N. Dak. ---'-------2,15 Schock, Dennis, Cleveland, N. Dak. ----- 26, ,59 Schock, Ilo Jane, Cleveland, N. Dak. ----------16,40,42,51,52 Schroeder, Dayton, Gackle, N. Dak. -------- 31,33 Schroeder Donald, Cleveland, N. Dak. ------- 20 Schroeder Erling, Gackle, N. Dak. ------- 26,42 Schroeder Dak. ------ --31 ,48,51,52 52 , Shirley, Cleveland. N. Dak. ---'----'31,33,42,46 Alice, Keene, N. Dak. --------- 31,33 51 .42 -----------32.58 Sivertson, Sivertson, Joyce, Keene, N. Dak.-2O,40,42, Smith, Ellen, Monang0. N. Dak. Strobel, Orville, Beach, N. Dak. ---------- 20,42 -----26,42,45,59 Strobel, Roger, Beach, N. Dak. Strvjukow, Robert, Harvey, N. Dak. Strvjukow, Rudolf, Harvey, N. Dak. -------31.59 --'----16.59 Swenson, Kent, Belfield, N. Dak. ------- 20,39,40,42,46,51,52 Tarbell, Carole, Medina, N. Dak. ------- 2O,39,40,42,46,51,52 49 Tarbell, Gerald, Medina. N. Dak. 32,33,42, ,S Timothy, Dean, Butte, N. Iininenko Tininenko Tininenko, Underwood Underwood Dak. ---------- 20,42, Florian, 509 2nd. Ave..W. Williston N. Dak. --------------- 20 Lucretia, 509 2nd. Ave.,W. Willis- ton,N. Dak. - ----- ---32,33 Raymond, Bainville, Mont.32,33,42,49 George, Sentinel Butte, N. Dak. ----------16.35.48.52,59 Marianne, Sentinel Butte, N. Dak. ---'-'-'2,26,40,42,51,52 Vietz, Delmer, Denhoff, N. Dak. ------'-'-' 20,36 Wagner, Caroline, Harvey, N. Dak. ----- 32,33,56 Wagner, Judy, Lark, N. Dak. ------- '- 20,36,52 Wagner, Sherran, Hurdsfield, N. Dak. ------ 32,33 Wiebe, Beverly, Beaulah, N. Dak. --------- 32,43 Wilmart, Diann, 1105 8th Ave. S.E. Jamestown, N. Dak. -------- --20,35,38,40,42 Winton, Norman. McC1vsky, N- Dak- ----' ' 26 Witkowski, Jeannie, Jud. N. Dak. --------- 32,33 Zempel, Jan, Reach, N. Dak. ---- -'32,33,4m.46,52 52 .36 Zempel, Ia Donna Lu, Beach, N. 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