St Francis Academy - Memories Yearbook (Hankinson, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

K., LIERI ff X xhgf X X XJ '61, J..-f J-F, ,- 0- iflemnnvs SENIORS ST FRANCI S ACADEMY HANK! N SON N DAKOTA 1952 hlfflflllll IVHFUHCULQTE HEIJRT UF VHQRH . 4 ' f TO HE FURELUURU Before time will change into fiction what we prefer to remember as facts, this seventh volume of I MORIES is offered Neither high history nor chatty diary was attempted You came here with us in some happy moment and paused for a little while We, the seniors of '52, set it down, not imagined in fancy,but merely recorded in print In selecting these facts, your memories of trusted guides of many dear friends and loyal devotion and loving assistance suit of noble ideals, of eager we were trying to aid and faithful teachers companions, of zealous of hard work in pur sports and thrilling proud victories, of jolly laughter and giggles galore, IEIORIES that will never, never fade away Annual Staff mf? rg wk, ll in Qui' Q Nl lgal If In xel I , - I x :Q h ?K'X.. Q, -,Ja xx? xg I- fig' V ,A ., ,,? 'Q n ' 1 ' V' .. atb .A ...Q xn.r. ' u W., L SW' xr, S M X. I bxe NWN nina 4 oi VV. M' X., KS Rf fi 1 Xl 1 f f 1 t'q XJUA CHAKI XIN INHIX IUDK QPPREEIQTIUU lith heartfelt gratitude IB desire to express our sincerest thanks To Reverend Father Smalley who has for four years led us over the rocky path of learning in religion,Lat1n and problems, and assisted greatly in our athletic training To Reverend Father Huebsch through whose selfless ef forts and inexhaustible zeal our Sodality has be come a living part of our lives To both for their ever pre sent aid in times of need, for their able guidance in times of doubt, for their solace in times of sorrow To GOD for the inestimable gift of such great leaders ,,.,-e 1 f- --imp 5- S1 'Hi I I1 Q2 M 9 Q X' r R sl - f' ' ' 'Lf ' JS' X Q ' ' 5 3 l alilltllll H IHI1 . t4 'L K-Tuf-', 'f 5 w ll , t U Q ff' -r T l A i ' l . s i 5 ' l -- ' .. f . K1 - . ' 1511 1 , '7 .-' .KG :-vo 9 p,Dfp A Q-rv + u S's'Qr star ala r ATM. SU' J. 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'. , 'F . . .Prefect, 4-H, S SUUQLIT9 OUR LHUEJ UF IUEREH ten! Flaw, ,.,4V IFF? KF! o C BIFKFJ 5 Q During the past year our Sodality of St Phi lip's acquired a new banner It is very impressive and proclaims the sentiments of all members They were striving to come closer to Christ through the Immaculate Heart of His lother by the daily Rosary in St Ph11ip's Church, led in turn by the various soda1ists,and by monthly Holy Communion in a body In August our Sodality was affiliated with the Deanery, the D1ocesan,and the National Councils of Catholic Youth In fall it was represented at both CYO conventions, the Diocesan at Devils Lake and the National in Cincinnati, Ohio The sodalists express their deepest appreci ation to dD.who assisted them in their activities Sister I Francis, their moderator Rev Father J Huebsch, their spiritual director, and Very Rev G C Bierens, pastor of St Phi11p's Church 13 ' ' Y . , D gl: pf -Q W 1 1 4 in n p - Q' ' Q V P ' ' I 1 V1 ' ' ' . T I 14, f ' 1 .. ff - 4 , ,,,,- mn , Nd f Q, . . . . ' C' v ' -'XI' A Schnnlpaper Staff Our SFA Chimes appears in the local week1y,the HANKINSON NEWS every other week The students greatly appreciate the courtesy and patience of llr Norman Dayton, the editor, thus to present their own school news in printed form to the reading public Siuheni Q'nunc11 9x Uk , 'YL T ' J: ,JP 1' x '7 K4 ' is-V , 3 p A , p It , , . ,bl Q ' - el'3M H l Q 7x t f '. .- 3 Tc ', A ' 6,2-Pm , V r - 1 . FEE? Whyllzs Jhem Villa Maria Acad Memories Co Ed Vice President Cheerleader Sodality St Cec111a's Glee Club Art Club School Chorus 1,2 3,4 3,4 3,4 Salutatorian Whyllzs Qoerger Nemories Editor Good Counsel Class Treasurer Glee Club Pep Squad 4 H Club Accompanist Dramatics Hobby Club Boarders Council Art Club Chimes Margze Qfsen Memories Co Ed Queen A'tt No Cheerleader Pep Squad Dramatics Art Club Hobby Club Good Counsel Glee Club School Chorus 4 H Club....... 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IIII1-5 .........1-4 ......4 .....4 Gfczss Lllower Yellow jonquil Norma 93 offer Pep Squad Glee Club 1,2 Student Council 2,5 Class President Class Secretary Sodality Chimes Editor Chimes Staff 2,5 Memories Staff Dramatics 3,4 Good Counsel Cvongefme ally Sodality 4 H Club Hobby Club Art Club 1,2 Good Counsel Pep Squad gohn Jvlzesen Sodelity Basketball 2,3 Glee Club Memories Staff grace Roth Sodality Sec 3,4 Sodality St Ceo1l1a'e lemories Staff Good Counsel Pep Squad l,2,4 Cheerleader Clase Treasurer Stud Council Sec 4 Glee Club ,2 School Chorus Carnival Queen 4 '-:7 TYPING PCR USE 'SIL' nth PRGBLEIVIS SCDLVE CHEMISTRY IN ANALYSIS emma 555,44 W Fearing unauthorized initiation and eager for the privileges of high school, we entered as thirty one freshmen, determined to make our mark in these hal lowed halls After having settled down under the guidance of Sr Rlchburga and with Betty Underberg as president, we joined extra curriculars whole heartedly A few of us were admitted to the Chimes staff Quite a number were in the girls' glee club, two appeared in thi Soya' chorus, and not less than seven went out for athletics In the tight carnival queen contest, our candidate, Eileen Anderson, placed third In November we were moved to deep contemplation by the soul stirring conferences and meditations of our first retreat, conducted by Father Rallencotter On the feast of the Immaculate Conception the majority of the class was received into the Sodallty Bolstered by experience and undaunted by the reduction of our numbmrtotwen ty nine, we set out in the fall of 1949, again under Sister Richburga, to be the most active sophomores With Norma, Armond, John L and Phyllis G we did just that Chimes staffers David, Phyllis, and Norma assisted in pre senting the school paper bi weekly in the Hankinson News In a hard fought competition, our queen candidate largie took second place le were represen ted in the newly organized Student Council by David L and Armond, who also helped with John L and David B to form the short lived SFA Band Our sea soned athletes furthered a somewhat successful season Retreat came again, was better understood, and considerably more appreciated Fr Stoudt led us As full fledged upperclassmen, we welcomed Phyllis Thein and Renee Dicken in September l950 to join our battle of minds and books The project of us ju niors was, of course, the prom With the excellent help of Sister Francis and the officers, John L , Phyllis T , Grace, and David L the theme 'Star Dust' was carried out in beautiful decorat1ons,and the grand music of the Tom po Kings made our prom the best ever Our dramatic talent appeared in 'Kid tributors to Chimes, while David L became its sports editor Athletes Armond, Wilbur, John L , David L , Vernon, John Nissen, and Luke helped to make a banner year by placing second in Wild Rice Conference football, dis trict basketball, and holiday tournament Armond had the honor of attending the High School All Star Banquet in Wahpeton largie won the privilege of singing over WDAY for a whole week A very successful retreat, directed by Father Langfield, took our minds from the stark fleeting ideas of naturalism to the spiritual, lasting thoughts of God Our representative to Girls'State was Shirley, to Boys'State went David L and John L , sponsored by Hankinson and Lidgerwood American Legion Posts respectively As we entered our last stage of the quest for knowledge,the class had dwind led to twenty three Luke, Eileen, and Renee did not come back With Sister Dorothea as advisor, we elected David L , Armond, Norma, and Phyllis G as officers The senior project, IEIORIES of '52,was directed by Editor Phyllis G and her assistants, Phyllis T and Margie Football Captain John L led the team through a comparatively successful season 'Spooky Tavern' starred Margie, the two Davids, Norma, Shirley, and Jerome lertes, who is now in the U S Air Force Carnival Queen Grace Roth brought flying colors to her class David L and Margie attended the Diocesan CYO convention where David acted as chairman and was chosen delegate to the first National Cathol1cYouth conven tion Later he was elected president of the lahpeton Deanery CYO Our last retreat, conducted by Father Breitenbeck, brought with it the realization that soon our group would no longer work, play and pray together Three of our classmates Dianna Hell, Roselle Loegering and laggie Schatz entered the postulancy of the St Francis Convent in January Roselle had shortly be fore won first with an essay that was published in the North Dakota0utdoors Now we, the Class of '52, are standing at the threshold of public life le move into a world full of cynics, unbelievers, and fatalists le are armed not only with a diploma, the sign of our achievement, but also with the holy Catholic Faith, our spiritual weapon that was strengthened by our many years at SFA lith these and the confidence built up in these years, we can look forward to victory in man's never ending battle with life O O . . ., napping Betty' and 'Tiger House. David B., Lois, and Shirley were new con- -- , -- QW 'Q 25555 Class of 53 President Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer Frances Reinke lar :HW Aker Fred Arlene Jarski Angela Bauer Florence Pellman Shirley Fischer P9887 Clifford Wyww Catherine Hoffert la 4 Betty L Reinke Jean Kugler Eleanor Walter Rita Nordick Teresa Forrest Fri! Leo John Brinkman Speiaer Melvin Peters James Kastner Ronald 'lx ll Skroch Lewis 'Q Julia Bernard Alfreda Schneider AA Echo Ambach 13.15 Arthur German John Lenz N Dennis Haley I fha 47 J 'r r y Q,-' Vs K. Q . , 1-1 V 1. ' . 51 - 4 es- ' Q J is ' I AI, l'f f 1 'F 6- J -v 5 L' H- ,a. QL' ' 5 av V - 'V fff . ' Qs fv- AQJ , A I .gf . C ,. 'Ti K f, I Y 'll' I an ff L .QEIAK 5 ,fl C Q: at 0 GK .IC nv. we '. Li- .-. ' ,x ' J' - . U - J' I - 0 f! A ,x 5'3- ,i .P Y -a A f ' -1 1 J N ,X XA: X ... 4 3 Z, Pu 7 i Y ': F7 H Q3 2. j If yn ' ' 2' j X if . . -v-, V-rg A A' eometry Bookkeepzng it We entered high school as twenty seven freshmen in 1949 Four of us were candidates, six boarders Under the guidance of Sister Cornelia we elected as officers Frances, Iary, Arlene, and Arthur Coming back in 1950, we missed a few of our own,but the new recruits John Speiser, James Kastner,Ronald Skroch, Teresa Forrest and Faye Johnson filled all the va cant seats We were proud to have Rev Mother Irmtrudis as advisor, and with her help the class business was managed by four boy officers Fred Dennis, Melvin, and Arthur In and Eleanor Walter joined us since have we worked with Mary, for the best prom the school scored only third place in the clinging with all might to our 1951 we again lost a few, but Jean Kugler Sister Francis started us out and ever Betty Lou, Fred, and Arlene to get ready ever had Three times in our history we race for carnival queen, but we are still last hope of winning as seniors Dennis, Ronald,and Frances furnished dramatic talent for Spooky Tavern, our juni or senior play Speiser and Brinkman played foremost n all games we won Fred, James, and Melvin were at the sides as ready subs, Arthur, Ronald, and Dennis were also out for football. Frances Reinke had the privilege of being a delegate to the first Diocesan CYO convention in Devils Lake. Now we are happy to have her as our Sodality prefect. Only a little- while yet, and we shall all, as we hope, move on to senior rank. Q V, S sovxmw EL J . YA ' '1 fQff ' ll A ,E f -,-,,,, Class of G Olsen President G Theede Althoff R Pirmantgen Clarey 14 A F Loegering M Selzler E Meyer A Birnbaum K Lenz Vice Pres D Eckholt 13km J Meide L Reiland B Garad Secretary ,A Klimek F Podhola R Kasowski Af' 141' lu I G Gaukler Treasurer Scheller A Prison Skroch B TTIOIUPSOH HE Zentgraf '54 ' ,, lv- 'h Q 5- .3 J- :K L' M 'I if YJ 1,4 , X K 'I , E 5 ki f I V 7, 1 : gem K f , . 1 , s, , -, A ' R 7 g- f 9 K fn, ' D , Y ,Z I, -:K Q ,- ,, . A , f '..,.N A I . B. . C. C. 'R 2 1 H A f 'J .2 3 y fp L. , ,-- ' , ,.,- ' ' If X' - J. . . . f 1145: 'A .re X ' ' ' - M. nfw ' r -is 1. Q- ' Us 1, f ,x ' , , , N f Q fi Y ' world Hwtory HILL Q if geography -.Vx As twenty five freshmen we embarked on our high school life in 1950 At first we looked rather strange at each other because only eleven were from the Academy's eighth grade Then we were the first class with a boys' majority Stranger yet we had not a single girl from Hankinson in our midst until Ethel Meyer came in January When once acquainted, we elected with the advice of Sister K Richburga our officers Charles, Mary, Frank, and Rita With Betty as our carnival queen candidate, we dreamed bliss fully of winning the crown, but cold facts kept us down to fourth place As sophomores we missed James Bernard, Tony and Lorraine Sch 1dt,but we rejoiced about the newcomers Betty Lou, Germaine and Dean Again with Sister Richburga as adv1sor,we entrusted our leadership to Germaine,Ken neth, Dean, and George. We helped to put the carnival crowd into a gay mood through the one act Elmer.lary Ellen worked harder than ever to win the crown,but alas,we had agafn to take only fourth place. Germaine came inas cheerleader,and with her we were working from the sidelines to keep both the football and the basketball teams in winning order. In January, Catherine Sell left our ranks to choose the better part. She is now a postulant in the convent of the Sisters of St. Francis. Hopefully we are all looking forward to being very soon UPPERCLASSHEN. u 1 I 6 1 ' ' e ,'-3. I QV f Q ' vi H- V S ' xillfw ' s i xi '- V . -4 gs. , -lu O ' 9 XV' X1 QKWS A X .1 x r' 3 if 'J M Xp ,,f X , XZ Gi N! Q U V 1 .Qi B. 'Pr President lb. Vice Pres .953 3? QPU Secretary Class o 55 17 I 7 lf.: Treasurer .8 0- , J kv K ' P A W' ' Y' ' r ,' e . 8 f-.', H .- 1 1 F 1 Z t 'i' 1 TJ N0 c m ! k h a f 1 a n f .I .1 M. A. S. , G M Z 5 ' -1 ,. r A 2 - - m Q m - - 4 a n a if n , S A . n J 1 B- R. B A. R , ii . 2 x A .. 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J, '. 5 R K 6511 o I ' O' B ' Qu ', 8 L. m I, ' 3 . 3 e 9 ' ' n '- 13 . 1 ' 1 ' U ' fl 1 f 3' I 9 . 7 e H' nl r - - f W. R. 4-, D. A. G. , K -- A. , L ,Z U . - R F e . d Q e Y. n -' r 6 5' z .2 i' 1 n A f ' A... : , k ki e 1 55,5 B 6 fn! Home SC enero! Sczence ? 'Zed Queen wicvfzq ax As nineteen nfinished eighth graders we came to the high school floor in September 1951 We were joined by twenty seven from out of town, among them five candidates and six teen boarders After the first month already we lost Alan Keidel With Sister Jane Frances as class advisor, we elec ted as officers Virgil, Betty Archie, and Inez Noreen be came our representative on the student council Rev Father Huebsch received thirty five of us into the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary Sixteen girls joined the girls' glee club and six boys are trying to fit their voices into the boys' chorus Two, Betty and Anne, are leading the junior pep squad whenever five of the boys are making the junior basketball team stay on the wlnning side At the carnival we had the honor to show our dramatic talent in the comedy Elmer I the Queen contest, Annette led us on to second place W are enjoying our freshmen year and wish that we could all stay together throughout the years ahead of us - ..- e- .- -- -- -- 4- ---:s 'YL ' X. 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Kastner . . , . . 4 L' - K, A L, :. 4 .4, 1 1 , fy, : 51 if lyillnahfcf C K I A T Cui FCC C ? -I I ' 4 f If E , L ' M - E R B' 1 2 f .- I 1 V Q I 1 O T A ' ' if A I' ,I 5 ' ' K N Earn Queen wal Q ace Roth Cleo o e Ujalte ,4rme Ma y Sllen Zerztg af Aiienhanis WQQW QS A lg Q A QU Wig Football Results Fairmount Wyndmere Delamere lilnor Campbell Lidgerwood XO 'yuan' Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis ad 4 1 15-v I 'muy E! MU XX mfefga ff emu Tintah Havana lilnor Tintah Lidgerwood Fairmount Havana lyndmers Lidgerwood lilnor I I Q91 F i 'Q Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis Francis ll- I-wx U. X- N 0 , , ZZ Lf 1. 14 St. 2. 25 St. 3. 50 St. 4. 21 St. 5. 18 St. 6. 17 St. 7. 20 St. 8. . 26 St. 9. 25 St. 10. 18 St. 11. Wyndmero 15 St. Francis -Sur - I ..2, N, D1 .1 I 1,11 f 1 'A : FX' I .' 'NY all llyrs I, , Gongratulauons an jhanlcs halt'- Ss pr 2 fam v V' 'YY Basketball Scores Tintah Francis Lidgerwood 51 Francis Havana Francis Milner Francis Cogswell Francis lyndmere Francis Forman Francis Fairmount Franc is Milnor Francis RESERVE TEAM C ogswell Francis Galchutt Francis Tintah Francis De lamere Francis Campbell Francis Gwinner Francis Lidgerwood Francis Milner Francis Fairmount Francis Fairmount Francis Havana Francis HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT Wyndmere Francis Hank ins on St Francis Campbell Francis Lidgerwood 44 St Francis To Father Smalley, our athletic director, to Mr E W 'Shave' Green, our fine coach, to Armond, the master of the bankboards and rebound artists, to John Speiser and Wilbur our fast breaking for wards, to John Lommel and Bud , the play making guards to our able reserves, Fred, Frank, Vernon, Jim Clarey, Jim Kastner Mel Peters, and George,we extend our heartiest congratulations for the most suc- cessful court season thirteen straight conference vins and the first undefeated Conference Championship held by S.F.A. To all,our thanks for making St. Francis Academy known in the sports world. . P d by 1' 4 Z, V L . 1 L Y . ? ,v O TSR I N I h f 4 ' ,f' 1, ff ' A . 6 'K . ' A I ,rr r ' or '91, We ' ' ' A x W , A X vs fa v 4 I K. XX 'L ' ' x as ' M ,ff : , 1 X 1 54 St. - 42 St. - 51 St. - 59 49 St. - 55 St . - 65 57 St . - 52 St. - 52 45 St. - 49 St. - 60 19 St . - 54 27 St . - ' 55 St. - 49 52 St . - 55 St. - 46 41 St. - 44 St. - 62 50 St. - 57 St. - 40 29 St. - 40 St. - 55 ' 58 St. - 52 52 . - 58 St. - 44 . - I Y , Q Q ' ' I I Girls Dhgsical fb -in-A A 3-A lllg I ,4 L Back row P Goerger, P Curran, J Kastner, E Gully, N Kiefer, B Garad Second row G Olsen, R Kasowski, I Breker, L Klein, C Grommesh, I C1arey,K Jaeger First row R Woytassek, I E Zentgraf, B Jarski, R I Oliver, Karen Erb 0 A I 1, I ' 6 J- px fx n Y 'l 'B' I 5 i Q X ' ' AA e ' Q31 'U- . 4 in f , l .e 1 sb jx? A. f, ,e 'J VE .4 bf .. Y.ii r W ,fJ,, ' ' 1 1 5 n Y , fn - - , ,. ' 1 1' B A A-ff i 1 Z of . 43 , ' 9, 5- J . . K J . 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A 5 Q xxx. 3, UUA HA FKQNS Ae, the Class of 1952, sincerely thanl all the business and professional men of Hankinson, lantador, Wahpeton,and Breckenridge who have assisted us in the publica ion of our annual Their gene rous contributions have expressed confidence in the students of St Francis Academy We extend our special appreciation to all the patrons listed below Hanklnson Aker, Maurice Sr Attorney Avon Grill Avon Theater Bladow's Bar Bladow's Insurance Brandt R Sons, Hardware Chapin R Sons Corner Store Dr Halverson, Dentist Dr Schleinitz Physician Federated Store Golden Pheasant Green Bros Green Electric Granell Cleaners Hankinson Hankinson Hankinson Hankinson Hankinson Hankinson Auto Company Cleaners Co op Creamery Drug Company Implement News Kanera's Bar Luebke's Service kantador Bowling Alley Mantador Cafe Mantador Drug Bader Insurance Bon E Mae Cleaners Brown's Super Service Bud's Cafe . Coast to Coast Store Corner Drug Store . Farm and Home Store 'lobe Gazette . Miller Drug Store Olson Motor . Dr. Zimmer, Physician Haukness Store Ivitz Jones Bros Knudson lotor Company Krause Super Service Land 0'Lakes Langevin Meat larket Lewis Food Market Lincoln State Bank Linehan Barber Shop Lingen Motors Meide's Produce Osborn MacMillan Elevator Red Owl Robey's Barber Shop Salzer Lumber Company Scheller's Store South Side Motors Variety Store West Hotel Wipperman Furniture Mantador Mantador Grocery lantador Hardware lantador Oil Company Schmitz Smutt's Bar Louis Wahpeton 1 Olson's Ready to Wear Ray Moss Electric Shmit and Olsen. Skopel Shoe Store Stern Clothing Company Stoudt Motor Company Swift Meat Market . 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