St Marys Central High School - Marichimes Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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As sharers in that Divine Life we grow under the loving care and not only for the needs of our bodies, but also for our souls, In a happy home we find the members praying, playing, and staying together. AW guidance of our parents who are concerned, Monsignor William F Garvin, pusmr oi thi Czrthcdrzil Parish, zidminisl-:ring the Sacrrrmcnl mi Bapiism. A school is more than just a building where students learn about ancient heroes and the theories ofthe space age, lt is a training for life--a school ofthe l,ord's service where we are taught what will profit ns for all eternity. CHRISTIAN YOUTH As good Catholic students we are active, loyal, and responsible members of the parish to which we belong, We are fully convinced that the center of our religious life from which God's grace flows comes to us through parish channels. Father Amold Spain, pastor of St. Anne's Parish, reading the Gospel at Sunday Mass. Monsignor Robert Feehan, pastor of St. Mary's Parish, conversing with students of St. Mary's Central High. ka is May 9 May 11 May 19 Crowning of Mary Collins at Art exhibit displaying the Presentation of awards t t t d 0 ou s an ing stu G.A.A. Cotton Ball. Karen work of the Art I and II dents on Award Night Ellen Stanton Rausch and Chr' t' H ll 1 1S ine a , C asses. ceiving Latin award attendants. MEMORIES FATHER JOHN GARVIN Father John Garvin, after seven years of service at St. Mary's, was appointed pastor of St. Patrick's Church in Dickinson. During his years as superintendent here, Father John was vitally interested in the welfare of the school and the students. He will always be loved and admired by the present student body and all alumni of St. Mary's High School. His main concern was to further the development of the school seholastically, materially, and spiritually. Ile had the interest of each student at heart. The people of Bismarck honored him by a reception at S.M.C.Il.S. on August 28. MONSIGNOR ROBERT A. FEEHAN On March 23 Monsignor Feehan celebrated his twenty- fifth anniversary as pastor of St. Mary's Parish. The members of the parish presented him with a sparkling new Dodge as a token of their appreciation. Monsignor Feehan, as busy as he is, somehow finds time to see his high school students. It is not uncommon to see him visiting classes each week. He appears with a smile, ii word of inspiration, and often a song. Ever since he has been here, Monsignor has been deeply interested in the welfare of each and every student, Our beloved Monsignor Feehan will always be a welcome person at St. Mary's Central High. 4 Q Q tv fi' A 1 'Q N1 Agn 'lf K' N, 1- A , -. 7 - , V f ..f,g,x X l ' A , A nf ' 2 , HS 12 V Q 'Nt Q 4 M wr .. K , sk' si' ,, 'syx , 1g5 , , iq 1. . r 3 .ak I ,sk 1 Wk ' I 41 ,1 wa,- L , KN is . x .- pgiyxx F ,ic 5 A. N S -., A f ' W ,X S. m A X i X W N f f ' Ne.. 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Ave Maria sung by a mixed quartet consisting of Loretta Januscheitis, Janice Helfenstein, John Colness, and David Rohan, The Naturals provided soft Hawaiian music for the evening. Mr. Edward Schmaltz, a member of the faculty, played the saxophone. NALOH - H AIIAN THEME C ASS PICN CS MEMORIE The entire student body oi' St. Mary's,loaded down with balls, bats, food, and everything else imagin able lor a pioiiioleft for the yearly outing at various spots throughout the city. The junior class spent the day at Riverside Park, the sophomores at Kiwanis, and the freshmen at Hillside. The senior picnic was held at lfort Mclieen on the preceding day, Junior Picnic May 21, . Livi G On Mothers' Day eaeh year the students ol' ,vm SMCHS honor the Blessed Virgin by pariieipatiiig in the Living Rosary The f girls are the Ilail Marys and the boys the Urn' lfathers, After eaeh prayer is said a txnidle is lit before the altar ol' Mary, the ,, Queen of the Rosary, y HN Mothers' Day, May ll, ltlivti p ,gf ie .N M' FTER GR DLIATIO After the commencement exercises the graduates congratulate each other amid tears, exclamations, and general excitement. Graduation is a mixed joy. The seniors are full of expectations forthe future, yet sad at having to leave St. Marys MEMORIES CAREER NIGHT was held on March 24 at li.J.C, for all juniors and seniors. Dean Sidney J. Lee welcomed the stu- dents and James D. Mathisen, state director of guidance, spoke on the topic, A Career is a Creation. Harold Pierce speaking on law. GRADLIATIO On May 22, the senior class of 1958 received their diplomas from Monsignor William Garvin in the St. Mary's gym. Monsignor Feehan presented the class and Reverend Arnold Spain presented awards to the valedictorian, Diane Welder, and salutatorian, Alice Haeger. Father Mullins, the guest speaker at the Graduation Exercises spoke of the most neglected vocation in the world, the vocation of the scholar. All men are made by nature desirous to know, God has made man a little less than angels, crowned him with glory and honor and placed him over the works of His Hand. Man should do his work perfectly and as beautifully as possible. Nothing is Unimportant. Sharon Diede ac- cepting her diploma from Bishop H. B. Hacker at Com- mencement Exercises. pn.ll1h'r HACCALAUREATE MASS was offered in the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit on Sunday, May IH, Father Spain opened his sermon with the words, Quo Vadis? Whither goest Thou '? He stressed that we all seek happiness because we are made to be content with God. Selfishness is a bin reaso11 for unhappiness. As Christian men and women we IUUSI go into the world unselfishly, looking for opportunities to serve others, meeting the challenge to make this a better world. Baccalaureate breakfast was at SMCHS following the Mass. qgF'? '! ' vi' . !M .Z xi, 'F' fi , ' po His Holiness, IiugcllloP41ccIIi,Popc Plllb XII dlcd Outobcr fl, 1958 To all IILIIIOIIS of thc world Popc PIIIS XII war known and loved In LIII' Popc'ofLI1cPcopIc. Ilc guidcd thc Culholu: CIIIIICII .15 Ll lox11xgl:1Il1crw ccply couccmcd for thc wclfarc of Ins family, llc wgn most dumcd Io Our Lady, Illc Queen of Iflcgxvcn. May mc I'L'CL'lVL' IIIIII .lx Ilcr dcvotud N i11Lo the Ilcuvcllly realm WIIUTL' CIIIISI dwullb for All UICYIIIIY IO iitvifggif - l sfo . Yr. in ' 1 ,uqil yr , r:. -wa. , Q EXECUTIVE BQARD St. Mary's Central High School belongs to and is primarily guided by Bishop Hacker and the pastors of Bismarck's three parishes. On the second Wednesday of each month, the same day Pastors' Hour is held for the students, Monsignor Ifeehan, Monsignor Garvin, and Father Spain meet with Father Becwar to discuss the improvement ofthe building and the moral problems connected with the school. On the third Friday of each month the entire student body participated iu a High Mass which is offered alternately by each pastor. 'ax ' Hi His Excellency The Most Rev. Hilary B. HaCker, D.D. Bishop nliBiSt1'i..ii'Ck Sv' 'x Mr. Mark Walsh, Mr. Leo Schreiner, and Mr. Sylvester Schneider QNot Picturedj form the financial and personnel advisory board. 3 Father Earl J. BeCwar's monthly meeting with pastors, Monsignor Robert A. Feehan, Monsignor William F. Garvin, and Father Arnold Spain. 1 l FATHER EARL J. BECWAR Administrator Religion IV ADMINISTR TIO A D FACULTY Throughout his years at St. Mary's Central Father Becwar has devoted his time and energy tirelessly for the students welfare, His door is always open to any student seeking advice. Father Becwar has high ideals of what a Catholic boy or a Catholic girl should be, and he guides the school accordingly. Each of the seniors comes in contact with his magnetic personality in Religion IV Class. Since Father John Garvin was assigned to St, Patrick's Parish in Dickinson, Father Becwar is assuming full responsibilities of the administration, l FATHER MICHAEL KRANK Religion I, II Latin II FATHER ROBERT FEENEY Religion I, III MARILOC Co-advisor rw SISTER HERMINA American Literature English I Sophomore Homeroom--310 Mr. DAVID O'BRII-IN World History Safe Driving Head Football and Track Coach Assistant Basketball Coach or GFQ 6 Rjrvzd Mrs. E. L. MARTINSON Girls' Physical Education Tumbling Team Instructor SISTER MIRIAM English Il World History Geography Freshman Homeroom--302 'Nr' l SISTER ELIZABETH French I, II English ll Latin I P.T.A. Publicity Senior Homeroom 203 SERVE GQD ITH THE GIFT ffl' ol Mr. ALEX EASTON Industrial Arts I, II Physical Education Assistant Football and Basketball Coach Freshman Homeroom-301 lxnxax X Tis. SISTER BARBARA ANN Speech I, II V , Debate TTT' 4 - Dramatics I Junior Homeroom- -208 SISTER BEATRICE Typing I Bookkeeping MARILOG Business Manager Sophomore Homeroom-- 311 SISTER AMARA Librarian HE HAS E TRUSTED TCIU SISTER CORDA Shorthand I, II Clerical Training Secretarial Training General Business Senior I-Iomeroom--207 Mr. .JAMES BRINKMAN Physical Education Social Living llcaul Biiskctlmll Couch Assistant Footlmll .ind Truck Cimeh SISTER EUNICE Biology General Science School Chapel Junior Homeroom--201 SISTER EILEEN Family Life Home Economics Il, Ill General Science Senior Homeroom--102 -.l11.1nnunnn. FDR GOD'S GREATER H0 QR A D GLORY 4- A -wp SISTER ANNE Social Problems Psychology School Publicity Senior Homeroom--204 pau i 27 -5 1 Mr. JOSEPH F. ROSSI Chorus I, II General Music ,, Rs R X SISTER MARILYN Art I, II English I MARICHIMES Advi- sor Sophomore Homeroom --210 SISTER BRIGID Physics Higher Algebra Plne and Solid Geometry Testing Program Junior Homeroom--209 Mr. EDWARD SCHMALTZ Band 1, II SISTER MARY BRIGID Algebra Practical Mathematics SISTER CLEMENTINE Concessions U.S. History Freshman Homeroom-- Journalism 304 MARILOG Advisor The students at SMCHS owe a debt of gratitude to those who serve. Pictured below Mr d : . an Mrs. Peter Zarr with daugh- t J . . . er amce, son Jimmy, and dog Heidi--Mr. Zarr is the head custodian. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Brown with son Dave and grand- daughter Annette--Mrs. Brown and her husband assist in preparing the noon meal and supervise the student cafeteria workers. Tom Kwako, Bob I-lessinger, Paulette Becker, Helen Kelle K ' ' y, en l-lessinger, Carol Fitterer, and Dorothy . . .AT YQUR Walker Uanice Volk not picturedj. They serve breakfast to the students each moming after Mass. Several women of the PTA volunteered their services to sew black-out drapes for the Biolo Lab 'Ili SY 9 drapes were purchased by the PTA to further the use f o the microprojector. Mrs. John Reff with her grandchildren Mary Jo and Jerry Zentner--Mrs. Reff plans menus for the cafeteria meals and with the assistance of the Browns skillfully prepares the meals for many hungry students yi? if .Z S E RV I C E . . . Pictured below: Sharon Wald, Betty Dressler, Arlene Zirbes, Agnes Marking, Mary Cuttenberg, Carol Weis- beck, Marilyn Paul, Nancy Nelson, and Mary Kay Gallagher gather around Miss Mary Ebach. They volunteer their time to assist the school secretary, Mary Ebach. Claudette Fischer and Vickie Jochim manage the bookstore under the supervision of Sister Maximine. Agnes Marking, Elaine Jahner, and Vivian Kusler assist Sister Eunice in preparing the altars for Masses Said at 7:50 and 12:00 daily. John Holy- Elk-Face is the assistant custodian. Miss Mary Haach, our efficient Office Secretary, is always friendly and ready to serve. m.,,,,4 WX' CSE HALL PATROL: Bill Brown, John Colness, Don Jiran, Bob Krause, Eugene Deide, Rodney Fischer, Larry Brewster, Tim Wolf, Mike Speaks, Leonard Voigt, Dominic Geiger, Ron Kosson, Richard Schaefer, and Joe Bachmeier wishing them good luck. IC BULLET IN BOARD COMMITTEE: Carol Weisbeck, Adeline Kolberg Marlys Koch, Arlene Zirbes. sri., SERVICE CONCESSION STAND: Mary Kay Gallagher, Nadine Martin. LIBRARY PAGES: Yvonne Dietz, Justine Kuhn, Diane I-Iohimer, Arlene Zirbes, Carol Degen, Helen Kelley, and Joanne Hoff. J' ' f X I 5 . if Piflkl' Ostffmdef and Senior prize winners from I-lomeroom 102 Forty dollar salesmen display prizes friends MAGAZINE DRIVE Radios, movie cameras, watches, and stuffed dogs all awaited the high salesmen in the Annual Magazine Drive held in September, 1958 under the guidance of Pinky Ostrander. Through the united efforts of the student body the school received a commission of Sl43l.68. John Stocker, Ron Kosson, and Ellen Stanton were first, second, and third high salesmen respectively. Homeroom 102, the smallest one in school, turned in the highest amount of money to win the first prize trophy. Another senior homeroom, 203, won second prize. Chairmen in charge at St.Mary's were Jim Moore and Betty Jane Dressler. Ii x 22 MOTHERS' HOLIDAY Sell your tickets and win a free day! For several weeks before the Mothers' Holiday Dinner, held on January 4, 1959, this cry whipped up students' enthusiasm and urged them to sell their tickets. Students from all the classes worked together to make it a success. Mary Kay Gallagher and Bemard Faber were Co-chairmen for the ticket sale drive and the dinner. The seniors were victorious in their efforts to win the free day of their choosing. t g 'gf ,'gJ,f ' ' , N, Darmy Bamhardt, Dorothy Bachmeier, Russell Morris, and Mary John- Father l-lagerott saying daily Mass sonbaugh are being entertained by Father Donald Hagerott, Retreat for the students. Master FIRST THI GS FIRST . Father Donald Hagerott, assistant pastor at St. Joseph's Parish in Dickin- son, conducted the student mission at SMCHS, November 17-25, '58, Three conferences were held each day in the gym. Daily at 11:00 the entire student body participated in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and at Benediction after the 2:40 conference. Get excited about going to Heaven! With this statement Father Hagerott set the mood for the mission. Where are we going? How are we living now? All these thoughts gave us plenty to consider during the week of the mission. lf we give God our best efforts, and keep a good conscience which is our greatest joy, we will set a good example and win our eternal reward. 23 Student Mission l BACK ROW: Ellen Stanton, Peggy Anderson, Marlys Koch. MIDDLE ROW: Judy Wemer, Mary CHOR L LUB Ann Goetz, Margaret Sitter, Bonnie Simon. FRONT ROW Veronica Schneider Arlene McNeil A es i v , sn Marking. FRESHMAN CHORUS BACK ROW: R. Bachmeier, J. Heffron, J. Dressler, P. Weiss, C. Gunville, V. Schweitzer, L. Petryszn, J. Johnson, S. Mayer, R. Hessinger P. Schweitzer, J. Balzer, S. Wangler, D. Emineth, T. Kavaney, H. Gangl. THIRD ROW: R Lace R Materi,D Lacher,T Do 1er, S. . y, . . . pp Walsh, M. Zirbes, K. Cassidy, C. Jundt, M. Garvin, J. Long, K. Dietlein, C. Dworshak, L. Schwab, P. Deibert, R. Schmidt, G. Deibert. SECOND Row. E. schmidr, D. Ternes, K. Smith, M. Lewis, P. McCormick, V. Haugarth, M. Hoffart, C. Melech, G. Hoffman, S. Wemer, M. Lipp, C. Hochalter, M. Miller, E. Schaffer, A. Becknell, L. Koch. FRONT ROW: E. Wald, R. Wilhelm, K. McDonald, J. Mason, A. Wal- tos, Y. Simon, C. Gass, P. Volk, M. Morris, M. Fischer, M. Thill, E. Paul, K. Flynn, S. Wag- ner, R. Harens. -f ----im FIRST ROW: Dorothy Bachmeier, Alice Long, Janice Helfenstein, Nancy Johnson- baugh. MIDDLE ROW: Teddy Schafer, Eileen Ehreth, Karen Kreller, Cassie Col- lins. LAST ROW: Jean Wyngarden, Irene Schumacher, Mary Johnsonbaugh, Judy Priske. CHORALIERS BOYS: Harold Kolberg, Larry Brewster, Mike Mc- Cormick, Marty Heffron, Jim Paul. GIRLS: Mary Johnsonbaugh, Karen Kreller, Je anne Schroedl, Bonny Fetch, Cassie Collins, Rosemary Gabriel, Veronica Schneider, Ellen Stanton, Mary Jo Bartunek, Mary Ann Goetz. 24 FIRST ROW: Rodney Fischer, Bill Mitzel, Gene Swenson, Bernard Faber, Larry Hle- bichuk, MIDDLE ROW: Francis Schmidt John Colness, James Paul. THIRD ROW: Mike McCormick, Marty Heffron, Bruce Fischer, John Faber, Robert Reis. Larry Brewster, Harold Kolberg, Etienne Doppler, Edward Jaskowiak, Bill Schlosser, Jack Brown, Mike LaLonde, Joseph Schmidt. ST. MARY'S CHORAL CLUB is directed by Mr. Joseph F. Rossi. The main concerts are given at Christmas and Easter time. On December 14, 1958, the Music De- partment combined their talents in presenting a Christ- mas Concert in which the Testament of Nations by Roger Williams was sung by the Chorus and accompanied by the Band. Chorus members also participate in various other musi- cal activities, including Choraliers, St. Mary's Church Choir and Cathedral Male Choir. Each year the Choral Club is represented at the State Class A Festival. Assumption Abbey Male Chorus directed by Father Matthew gave an exchange concert at SMCHS on May 7, 1958. BACK ROW: Dinah Milzel, Betty Gross, Patty Anderson, Rosemary Gabriel. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Jo Bartunek, Dorothy Sel-ler, Lois Wer- ner, Claudette Fischer, Janice vlolk. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Volk, Gloria Knudson, Sharon Roehrick. BA D MUSIC . . . Cultural . . . Members of the band are Left to Right QBACK ROWQ: John Stocker, Carolyn Aller, Jacque Leary, Bob Das- singer, John Thomas, Tommy Kwako, Bob Schiff, Jean Nelson, Paul Schoedl, Bill Chausee, Ronald Mischel, Sue Huelskamp, Leander Zins, Dick Braus, Barbara Stratton, Judy Sloniker, Collen Igoe, Tom McDonald, Leo Schmidt, Judy Wyngarden, Bemadine Mitzel, Arthur Owens, Jeanne Sheldon, Dorothy Hoff, Barbara Nelson. MIDDLE ROW: Sue Brazzell, Jane Victor, John Schmidt, Jean Adams, Sharon Skorran, Barbara Flohr, Pat Tully, Ellen Comny, Francis Weis, Julianna Miller. FRONT ROW: Carol Fitterer, Rosalie Breen, Kathy Degen, Nancy Sowka, Patty Mitzel, John Dooley. The B Band pictured LBTT TO RIGHT: George Masseth, Gerald Rebenitsch, Victor Lawrence fthe latter two have been promoted to the A bandj Daniel Bamhardt, Bill Reinhr, Joletta Rebenitsch, Eugene Bartholome, Joe Schwalick, Carol Dassinger, Vivian Miller, Bemard I-Lillyer. Order is the first law of the band's instru- ment custodians. The two keepers are John Stocker and Tommy Kwako. . . . Sportive . . . The S.M.C.H.S. Band were hosts for the annual spring Band Festival on May 1-2. During the course of the two days, num- bers were played by the bands, ensembles, and other groups. Members of our Band that received excellent ratings were: Sue Huelskamp on the trombone, Judy Wyngarden on the comet, Sharon Skovran on the French Horn and the Trumpet Trio. The two helpful girls with smiling faces are Ellen Comny and Barbara Flohr, uni- fomw custodians for the A Band. Their task is to check uniforms in and out and to keep them in tip-top shape for per- formances and other occasions. Band Librarians, Patty Mitzel and Jean Nelson file and stamp sheet music, main- tain office order and pass out all music to the band members. The Majorettes who head the Marching Band are from LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeannette Thomas, Victoria Reis, Cle- tus Reis Qhead majorettej Valeria Reis, Kathy Degen. Band Officers elected by the Band were: Nancy Sowka vice-president, Sue Huels- kamp president, Judy Wyngarden, secretary-treasurer. ,,' ,-X ,,,,v ' Nan-'fn' V4 J gk LUB 3 is T' I SCIENCE FAIR Bill Kirchmeier, '58, placed among the top win- ners in the State Science Fair in Jamestown on April ll, 1958 and was entered in the National Science Fair in Flint, Michigan on May 5. The Bismarck-Mandan District Science Fair will be held March 21, 1958 at St. Mary's C.H.S. The State Fair will follow at Grafton, N.D. Sister Maxirnine is advisor for the Senior Division and Sister Eileen for the Junior Division. VITAL INNER our! in PULP RPN 44,0 X i L Quill and Scroll Initiation On March 18, 1958, seventeen senior studenm were received as members of Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journalists. Reverend Robert Feeney, MARILOG co -advisor and student Religion instructor was guest speaker. In his address he spoke of Catholic school publications and the obligations of young writers. Following Father Feeney's address candidates received their pins and repeated the pledge of loyalty to the Quill and Scroll Society in a candlelight cere- mony. Initiates to Quill and Scroll: Irene Lovin, Carolyn Braus, Patty Reis, Marilyn Peterson, Christine Hall, Janice Gunville, Karen Rausch, Patty Taix, Agnes Schneider, Bob Fischer, Nancy Hiedt, Jack McDonald, Marilyn Kwako, Jerry Whitaker, Mary Jane Coad, Corrine Carufel, and Mary Ellen Peterson. ORGAN Bill Spencer and Eugene Diede's Electro-Mechanical organ won one of the district awards in last year's con- test. Each year students from the Bismarck- Mandan area take part inthe District Science Fair. Last year Kathy Degen and Frances Weiss won a trophy in the -. State Junior Division for their project on the Vital Orange. . .iff K 28 DEBATE - Resolved That . . . Western Debate group. Members of the Arlene McNeil, Dorothy Walker. SOME ASPECTS OF THE RUSSIAN EDUCATION SYSTEM SHOULD BE ADOPTED INTO THE AMERICAN EDUCATION SYSTEM. S.M.C.H.S. DEBATERS took part in the Tri -State Meet held at Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota on December 5 and 6, 1958. The St. Mary's team gained third place by merit of their seven wins out of ten debates. Sister Barbara Ann, debate instructor accompanied the Debate Team: Robert Krause, Bill Brown, Mary Tschider, Alice Long, Joanne Hoff, Betty Jane Dressler, Ellen Conmy, CO-CURRICLI LAR CAPERS Boys' Night Boys' Night is a new feature this year. Every boy has an opportu- nitytotake part in various activi ties under competent instructors. Tim Wolf and Q?j enjoyed wres- tling under the supervision of Mr. Earl Steidler. Pyramid Formation Twenty-four girls cry, Hurry up! Help lay the mats! when tum- bling practice begins every Monday after school. The Tumbling Team is a newly organized club under the direction of Mrs. E. L. Martinson, Physical Education Instructor. 29 G,A.A. President: Dee Ann Deibert, Vice-Pres: Marcia Considine, Secretary: Cletus Reis. They schedule volleyball and basketball games for the weekly meetings. x 'Q The Boor . . . Madam, dear Madam, what is it? In I-leaven's Name ! Gardener: Jack McDonald. Luka: Jerry Whittaker. Grigori Smirnov: Bob Fischer. Mrs. Popov: Nancy Steidler. The Dear Departed . . . Amelia, don't be a foolg sit down. This year the Speech II Class under the direction of Sister Barbara Ann gave the Dear Departed, a one act play by Stanley Houghton for the Annual Catholic Theater Festival at Immaculate Conception School in Stephan, S. Dak., Oct. 27. Mr. Slater: Bernard Faber. Mrs. Slater: Helen Bosch. Victoria: Justine Kuhn. Abel Merryweather: Bob Krause. Mrs. Jordan: Nancy Nelson. Mr. Jordan: Tim Wolf. DRAMATICS Nancy Steidler and Bob Fischer in The Boor Then you pull the hammer back--so--then you aim--put your head back a little. So then press your finger on the thing like that, and that is a1l. Last year the Speech II Class presented The Boot by Anton Chekov for the Class A Speech Festival in Rugby, April 17-18 under the supervision of Mrs J. F. X. Conmy who substituted for Sister Barbara Ann. V 'E ,K 4,7 1 S9 if '.w1,: 'P W , . , W f -ww Af . h - R 1' .Qwug - V l s' M' 4+ -P Y A ' X5 'Q V54 -W 2 , f X G, X Q Ss W B, x to Q 5 QE wx 'W ' -Q Sikh 4 Th ig E 4 Q 1 -li- V at an , .N 'hm n A, X 1 - Q. xfflfi l W ww'-nnwv -'idling MEET THAT DEADLINE! Team work between editors, photographers, business staff, and advisor spells success in the publication room. Plans for layouts, cover design, picture as- signments, proof reading, art work, budget planning and meeting the everlasting, all important dead- lines, answers the query of the naive students who ask, You mean you're working on the yearbook al- ready? or Why are you taking pictures? STAFF: Jeanne Schroedl, Leonard Voigt, Helen Kelley, Arlene Zirbes, Marilyn Kuntz, Bill Spencer, and Adeline Kolberg. W? BUSINESS STAFF: Elizabeth Cervinski, Dorothy Selzler, Betty Dressler, Carole Degen, Janice Volk, Anna Marie Berger, Carol Wald, Judy Wyngarden, Pamela Entringer, Mary Jo Bartunek, Kathy Degen, Sharon Skovaran, Teddy Shafer, Betty Heinrich. John Stocker Members of the MARICHIMES staff attended the press convention at Grand Forks May 5 and 6, 1958 and attended the American Yearbook Clinic at B.J.C. on September 17. Leonard Voigt, Arlene Zirbes, and Jeanne Schroedl asked Mr. Quale, Director of the clinic and Mr. Kratz, our representative, to honor them with a picture taken by John Stocker, photographer. l Kiwanis Park Track Meet GQ. An Action-packed FIGH I . Mr. Alex Easton Freshman football Assistant track Freshman basketball A I Mr. Dave O'Brien Varsity football Track Angels Wrestling 34 X V Mr. Jim Brinkmar Varsity basketball Assistant football Assistant track St. Mary,'s--Bismarck High Game St. Max'y's Saints battle Ryan High W FOGTBALL 5- Mr. Jim Ressler Assistant Football Mr. Leo Considine B squad football 35 S.M C.H.S. OPPONENTS 35 Ryan 0 Mandan 6 Bismarck 0 Jamestown 28 Rugby 13 Williston 0 Minot 14 Dickinson BASKETBALL 54 St. Mary's QNEQ 48 Ryan 44 Jamestown 45 Rugby 39 Dickinson 44 Minot 37 Bismarck 34 Shanley 45 Rugby 37 Mandan 53 Dickinson 54 Jamestown 56 Bismarck 58 Williston 72 Mandan 49 Minot 52 St. James 66 Williston X . af I I Q . x 3- ,A ,... 1 xl L3 -if f Q A I3 X L ? -x .. , ,. .11 4 jam' I is 1 91 A .2 -ig' 'i 51, ' ' 55 Ir is I '-'x in W 4.1, -- 4 -wx ,, ik. .gf my .- 3 JW -'-L ,, 1 It ,i I V 4 .. S ri 1 Q . X , A x 4 , ,f X -4 iq A .f I -1 5 , 3 vi ,, 'X Vgryy ir + M 1'R 'iyWW fu J bm 1 1 F Q W. xl , L Y W an A N A 5 V -' J 1 1 in , I W 'lr ff., xi' E I ar Y 9 'S ffl' ,m I -. K 1 HA A -2' A Q gl., Q T' t 21 ' ' ' 'ff '?f f.v'l HQ m x X PHS' . nf: FV I ' Mg S 5 5 -Ap M I 1. L, 1 ' WT! . em ' Q N ,r 4 W ri.-66 'Y-V .U s yy. H sgsgqe' A I A-QP yi , . P9 LN - xg f ' iv., ' EWMQQQ fy ,giazi f A L ,, .FN -- .. ,. 6 filing? - W g-Q1 W 'B rg , QA gf Lf Q., K . , ' n i . A ' X5 W 1 . . 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Tom McDonald Guard 159 Basketball Bellhopsr LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Headrick, George Tom McGarvey Forward Dick Schaefer Forward Co-C aptain Tom Hall Forward Angels Basketball team included: FRONT ROW, Jack Brown, Andy Schafer, Bob Remillong, Eugene Bartho- lome, Bruce Fisher, John Zinsg SECOND ROW: Dave Brown, Ken Hessinger, Chuck McGurren, Jim Welch, George Welder, Larry Kocan, Bill Scholsser RESTLI Members of the wrestling team are: Paul Fisher, Jim Lcngenfelder, Tom Rausch, Rollin Welch, Lawrence Keifc1,lol1n Nelson, Marty Heffron, Bruce Fisher, Dick Stcidler, 'l'om Kwako, Jim Hublou, Bob Mc- Intyre, Joe Sahli, Paul Schroedl, George Seaworth, Don Ilorning. S.M.C.H.S. wrestling the Dickinson team FRESHMAN-ANGEL BASKETBALL Freshman Basketball te am included: FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Student Manager, Donald Emineth, Louis Schwab, Steve Mayer, Charles Gunville, Pat Schweitzer, John Dressler, Bernard Hillyer, Tim Kavaney, SECOND ROW: Bob Materi, John I-leffron, Kenny Selzer, Gary Deibert, John Tully, Bob Schmitz, Ron Deibert. Angel Cheerleaders: Frances Weis, Judy Coleman, Carolyn Aller, Judy Priske, Cassie Collins. TRACK St. Mary's came in third with 20 points at the Kiwanis Track Meet. Roger Smith placed fourth in the low hurdle. Dave Hummel was the Saints' point getter as he took third in the 100 yard dash, and second in the 220. The Kiwanis Park Track Meet Roger Smith Dave Hummel Our Sponsors THANK YOU! --A -.. Ace Stores' Anderson Radio 8a TV Service' Atlas Ready Mix ' --B-- Bank of North Dakota' Bashara's Grocery'- Baumstark Tailors 8: Cleaners Beck, Francis' Benson Optical Co.' 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A night out to dinner for thc whole family. The Co-chairmen for this year's Carnival were Bus Leary and Elmer Roswick. 43 CIRCUS FROLI Seniors reigned over the Annual Mardi Gras which was sponsored by the Art classes who chose a circus theme. Through penny voting King Dick Geiger and Queen Cleo Moch won the honor of bcing crowned. The escorts were Sophomores: Andy Schafer, and Katie Whitakerg Juniors: Ken Hessinger and Dinah Mitzel. Kathy Richter led the procession. .lim Headrick acted as Master of Ceremonies. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EVBNIING Royal procession Dedication to our Lady Double Crowning Grand March Novelty dancing Entertainment Prizes Prizes made by the Art ll Class were offered to the following: Barbara Strat- ton, Barbara Floltr, Barbara Nelson, Gene and Linda Swenson, Nadine Martin, Jean ctte Thomas, Kathy Degen, Sharon Skov- r:1.n, Patricia Mitzel, Margie Lipp, Valeri and Vickie Reis, and Linda Fitch. 6 oo . Epi! 1 55' 5 It 33133 1 r V . E N ff: ' . SEPTEMBER 3--flj The Saints Come Marching In as school be- gins again 4--Q41 A Solemn High Mass officially opens school 7--First football game of the season 8--Birthday of the Blessed Virgin Victory over Ryan High of Minot 9--Photographers move in--Student pictures are taken 12--Nameday ofthe Blessed Virgin-- Leonards are making their appearance among the girls--Shocking reds, striped and checkered leg- sings 16--QSJ Thousands of Bismarck families tum out for the FAMILY ROSARY CRUSADE 17--Yearbook clinic held at B.J.C.--attended by three MARICHIMES editors 17 8: 18--New testing program beings at Central for the upper 14911 of each class--S.T.S. Program QSuperior8z Talented Studentsj 19--Saints lose to Bismarck 22--Q51 Voting stations set up in the halls for class elections--Mary-like candidates for Queen Mary IX Chosen 25--Student body chooses Diane Steidler, Queen Marv IX. at an afternoon assemblv--Roval at- tendants are Anne Marie Berger, Liz Peterson, Arlene Zirbes, Marlys Koch --Firing on Quemoy continues--Many fear a third world war OCTOBER --Traditional bonfire gives Homecoming a flying start--Alumni talent includes a gossip session by Mary Walker '57 and Kay Stanton '57 Q23 at as- sembly Homecoming Day dawns bright and sunny--The all day festivities begin with a parade through the city, are followed by the snake dance, vic- tory over Rugby, coronation at Hughes' Field, and the Homecoming Dance. First issue of the MARILOG appeared today The world hears of the death of Pope Pius XII. End of the first six weeks--Watch for those report cards. Parent-Teacher conferences begin today and last through Oct. 27 Oh Happy Day--Teachers attend N.D.E.A. Con- vention and students enjoy four day vacation Saints win over Dickinson in the final game of the season UO, Beginning of Catholic Youth Week--As- sembly includes a skit by the Speech II Class and a talk by Bishop Hacker -A New Pope, John XXIII is elected in Rome The final game of the World Series sees the Yanks as new world champs -UNICEF Drive on Halloween Eve--Dance for Bismarck High and St. Mary's students afterward NOVEMBER -All Saints Day -Father Becwar leaves for Ryan High in Minot to give a two day retreat -Student body attends Anniversary Mass at Cathedral for Bishop Ryan -Democrats win sweeping victory in national elections -Q81 Anybody for a hot dog?--Sold by the Speech Il Class of course -State Student Council Meeting in Fargo -Veterans' Day means free day -Debate Club gives assembly for American Edu- cation Week -Teachers participate in Business Education Week -Bismarck is hit by its first blizzard in many years--List of snowbound students grows longer for each day of the three day storm 21--Week-long Student Mission begins today led by Retreat Master, Father Donald Hagerott --Squires dance to the theme of My Fair Lady at their annual formal --School's out for Thanksgiving vacation DECEMBER --School resumes for another bout with classes --UQ First basketball game of the season --The Debate Club participates in Tri-State De- bate Toumament at Moorhead, Minn. --Band and Chorus present a combined Christmas concert much to the enjoyment of all --The school begins to put on its holiday dress-- Christmas lights in the windows and trees in the hall add to the gay spirit --Q61 Annual Christmas Assembly and Golden Mass Two whole weeks of Christmas vacation begin ll -- Merry Christmas everybody --Students dream to the music of the Little Christmas Formal -- The Chipmunk Song goes out of business-- Wonder if they got their hoola hoops for Christ- masg JANUARY --The beginning of a new year and a new govem- A as 4 Ili L11 ment for Cuba--Castro overthrows Batista govern- ment in Cuba After two glorious weeks of Christmas vacation we find ourselves treading the old familiar path back Do school We have 51 new mascot--18 month old Bonnie Dreslllr made her premier performance at the Dickinsdn--St. Mary's game Thenewly Organized wrestling team competes in its first match First meeting the Bismarck Youth Council -S131 Unhappy days are here-again--Students cram or semestegiltests 11 W -Free day as teachers mark report cards -We're halfway through the year! Second semester begins -The worst storm of the year hits the nation-- Baby! in com outside s --in North Dakota ws -240 L -News Flash? Jegnne Schroedl and Nancy John- sonbaugh are lvaledictorian and salutatorian re- spectively of the Class of '59 FEBRUARY -U51 The seniors rally! Looks like it'll be a tooth and nail fight with the sophomores--By the way, the seniors won with 3132.50 3 4 5 8 9 10 ll 12 12 14 21 23 --f14j Penny voting causes much excitement The school is invaded--Track members storm down the hall -7--Mark another point down for the lay people of our parishes--Through the combined efforts of the men and women the carnival can be marked as a great success --fl2j Problems of Democracy Classes visit the state legislature --Graduation is almost here--Signs: Exchange of swaps and the appearance of class rings --Still no solution in sight for the Berlin question --1161 Walking trees? Headless women? Ghosts? No, it's just Mardi Gras --Ash Wednesday again--lt's time for serious thought about God 1191 The new students, Julius Vetter, John Josephson, Agnes Vetter, and Kenny Weekes Qnot picturedj join our happy family - -Linc oln's birthday 13--The Debate Team once again makes a fine showing--They walk away with first and second place honors at the Williston Debate Meet --Valentine's Day--Hearts are a-flutter -- When the Saints come Marching ln appears as our new school song 28--Guess what time it is again?!--Six-weeks 7 - -State Wrcstling Tourname testing - - also Cath 1' o ic book week 26--Who's n 9 ' ext. Senior Personality Board in 204 is a smash hit Q18l nt at Williston MARCH --Good Luck Saints! Class A Western Basketball Playoffs in Williston for the next three days --Freshman P.T.A. meeting --State Class A Basketball Toumament held in Grand Forks --SMCHS Choral Club presents Lenten Concert -Feast of St. Patrick -Feast. of St. Joseph -Feast of St. Benedict B. . nsmarck is host to the Mandan-Bismarck Science Fair -Junior P.T.A. meeting -Holy Thursda -- h y sc ool adjourns for Easter vaca- tion -Good Friday Holy Saturday Easter Sunda Y 7 - -Ascension Day 17 - - APRIL --General P.T.A. meeting --C135 HAH s Westem Speech Meet -Junior-Senior Banquet -25--Class A Westem MAY Voc al Baccalaureate Sunday Feast of Pentecost 18- -Award Night 19 20 - -Semester tests -Senior Recollection Da Y Picnic day for underclassmen G d ' ra uation--Guest speaker Monsignor A. Galowitsch 22--Report cards! Festival in Minot '93 W 1, 1 .ffl if P J, 2 dy- rf 1 f X' . mv 2 , 'sis ,, 1 , , I ,' KL k 5 ' . fi! A 1,7451 WV.' I 'TNQ I Hi' 7 O' ask J President: Mike McCormick JUNIORS: Vice-President: Jim Lengenfelder Secretary-Treasurer: Veronica Schneider STLIDE T COUNCIL Rae Ann Harens, Andy Shafer, Ellen Stanton, Diane Jiran, Vicki Bachmeier, Cassie Collins, Suzanne Walsh 51 L.- President: Bill Brown SENIORS: Vice-President: Ron Kosson Secretary-Treasurer: Nadine Martin Our STUDENT COUNCIL, a functioning bo-dy which acts as a go-between for students and faculty members under the guidance of Father Becwar, worked hard to foster a better school spirit here at St. Mary 's. The organization gives students opportunities to air their problems and to make them see the need of participating full-heartedly in all school activities. The Senior Class President, Vice-President, and Junior Class President meet with the representa- tives from each of the homerooms at ai weekly noon meeting. On November 7 and 8 the officers and two Junior members attended the State Student Council Convention in Fargo. The members of the Council also hold positions in the Bismarck City Youth Council. FRESHME Nature at its best . . . Emma Schaeffer, Mary Ann Feist, Sally Mos- sett, Elizabeth Baumgartner, Carol Cass, Bill Lengenfelder, George Gabel, Karen Funk, Marguerite Heck, Charles Cunville, Joseph Schmidt, Tim Jochim, Robert Bachmeier, Vivian Miller Aw, come on--buy a tree tag . . . Pat Fink, Edwin Dorscher, William Peterson, Carol Wald, Richard Braus, Patty Volk, Diane Ternes, Paul Weiss, and Jim DeForest sticking head out of door The Thinker . . . multiplied by 11 . . . Katherine Dietlein, Marlys Kaizer, Lynn Burkhardt, Bill Reinehr, Leo Schmidt, Arthur, Jacque, Nickie Feist, John Heffron, Harvey Gangl, Diane Jiran, Margaret Hoffart Hail Mary, full of grace . . . Suzanne Walsh, Sharon Werner, Marjorie Lipp, Stephen Mayer, Robert Schmitz, Joanne Long, Betty Weiss, Victoria Bachmeier, Gretchen Hoffman, Kenneth Selzler, Marie Morman, Anita Simson MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE! ! ! Eva Hushka, Janice Hoffart Kathleen Flynn, Ronald Deibert, Thomas Bachmeie Margaret Brown, Carol Ann Jundt, Margaret Gleason, Virginia Haugarth, Carol Bouche, Lila Dietrich, Berth Dukart R Eich year the Freshman Class sponsors the Tree Tag Days to raise money for their annual project, the Christmas decorations The crib scene over the north door is the focal point of attention. Garlands of 3:30 Smiles . . . Nothing but smiles . . . Arthur Owens, Ann Splon- skowski, David Lacher, Marie Thill, Bernadine Mitzel, Lewis Schwab, Robert Dirk i n Ladies and Gents! Step right up and cast your votes! . . . Bernard Hillyer, Victor Schweitzer, Tim Kavaney, Robert Materi, Paul Barbie, Marjorie Ann Lewis, Thomas Doppler, Marcia Zirbes, Mary Garvin, and Marilyn Morris They look quiet--BUT . . . Ellen Paul, Sammy Wangler Vernon Helbling, Yvonne Simon, Patrick Schweitzer, Elaine Wald, Jane Victor 155- i 1 'LLQ .J' Deck the halls with boughs of holly ll Thomas Schneider, Judy Hardmeyer, Claudia Scheeler, Marilyn Kaizer, Mary Ann Miller, Rochelle Wilhelm Diane Monson, Jean Masson, Rita Kaip, Lynn Mader Beautiful car--too bad it's mortgaged . . . Dale Voigt, Susan Herrick, John Dressler, Kenneth Gabel, Carmen Theisen, Rita Elter, Marian Masseth, Larry Pearson Joe Schwalick, Mary Jo Tai J! Hey! Where's the fire? . . . Leo Reisenauer, Kathleen Mc- Donald, Mary Helen Tatley, Edwin Dorscher, Antoinette Waltos, Charles Dworshak, James Bosch Interesting conversation?? Oo, ee, oo, ah, ah, ting, tang, walla, walla, bing bang . . . Lynn Knudson, Eugene Bartho- lome fSophomoresJ Kathy Cassidy, Jolleta Rebenitsch flfreshmenj C- 3 AL Baby, It's cold outside! . . . Anna Marie Vogel, Jean Sheldon, Judith Sloniker, Frances Weis, Claudia Casey, and Margaret Sitter SOPHOMQRES Have you taken a moment out for Cod today? . . . Bill Schlosser, Darrell Arman, John Nelson, Bonnie Volk, Sandra Winistorfer, Anton Bachmeier, and Catherine Weber The Golden Age ofPericles?? lt's Greek to me! . . . Ray Blotsky, Thomas Doll, Barbara Kiefel, Susan Brazzell, Duane Aller, Diane Melech, Connie Porter, Ernest Barbie, and Henry Jaszkowiak Oh, My Ulcer! . . . James Hublou, John Faber, Marty l-leffron, Robert Mclntyre, Darrell Arman, Roy Gunsch, and Ernest Bachmeier. IN FRONT: Mary Johnsonbaugh, and Eileen Ehreth N041 N., ff Must you look at the camera? . . . Dorothy Hoff, Robert Schiff, William Chaussee, Mathew Jochim, Francis Schmidt, Charles Voigt, Ellen Stanton, and Mary Tschider Readin', Writin', and 'Rithmetic ROW ONE: Dorothy Dahmus, Janice Cable, Victor Slag, Virginia Savenko, Eugene Taix, Charles Hale. ROW TWO: James Blotsky, Larry Cartledge, Jeannine LaLonde, Charles Remillong, and Kenneth Renner. Guess who claims he doesn't talk! . . Dennis Schneider, James Feist, Eliza- beth Silbernagel, Helen Splonskowski Tom Rausch, Sharon Schmaltz, and Marcia Taylor 13 Is it the quality that counts, or the quantity?? . . . Linda Fitch, Gerald Rehenitsch, Edwin Bachmeier, Dale Roberts, Daniel Barn hardt, Kathy Degen, Jean Wyngarden, G rry Fischer, and Thomas Kwako .i Mass Migration leen Sundby Look out helow! ! Bombs away . . . John Stocker, James Wald, John Schmidt, Judy Priske, Jeannette Thomas, Katie Whitaker, Kath- TOP ROW: Victor Lawrence, Larry Kocon, Maurice Senger, Jerry Schneider. SECOND ROW: Bob Couch, Paul Schroedl, Walter Shaw, BOTTOM ROW: Cassie Collins, Duane Haugarth, and Kath- Killing two birds with one stone--studying and sun- bathing . . . George Welder, Robert Czeczok, Carolyn Aller, Bruce Fisher, Jack Brovxm, Florence Doll, Bonny Fetch, and Karen Kreller leen Schneider, and Doreen Theisen 'mn :ou ml an I W mon Bigger and Better--from North Dakota! . . . Richard Ste-idler, Patty Anderson, Linda Fitch, James Schneider, Judith Coleman, Edward Jaszkowiak, Valerie Reis, Linda Swenson, and Ronald Schumacher .J II JU IORS The Town Hall meeting has moved out of town and into the hall . . . Janice Volk, Melinda Kraft, Margie Weber, Jolene Lipp, ' Frances Geiger, Colleen Igoe, Mary Ann Gussner, Patricia Ternes ,f 'W 55, A lesson in the ancient history of St. Mary's athletic depart- ment . . . Elaine Jahner, Yvonne Dietz, Mary Jo Bartunek, Patricia Mitzel, Bill Jundt, and Dominic Homing Seeing Sometliing'?? . . TOP ROW: Robert Reis, Carolyn Hohbein, Oscar Sch- walick. SECOND ROW: Sally Schaffer, Gene Swen- son, Mary Ann Paul, Lawrence Kiefr-1. BOTTOM ROW: Florence Volk, John Thomas, and Beverly Lacher THE SESQUIPEDALIAN LOCKER INSPECTION CORPORATION--Verdict-- questionable . . . Harold Kolberg, David Brown, Rose Mary Ga riel, Thomas McDonald, Sharon Roehrich, Dinah Mitzel, Robert Dassinger, and Russell Morris Staging the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Baccalaureate Breakfast are the main projects of the Junior Class. Preparations begin early in the school year as Juniors go all out in money-raising endeavors such as dances and raffles. Later in the year the greatest concentration is on details of the banquet and break- fast including decorations and the program. La! La! La! La! We back our team . . . TOP ROW: Janice Loh, Gladys Bendish, Richard Becker, Barbara Straton Dorothy Volk. BOTTOM ROW: Arlene McNeil, Ken- neth Hessinger, Pamela Entringer, George Seaworth, and Eva Feist 3 Sitting on the Lawn, Huh??? Tch! Tch! . . . Christian Silbernagel, Leona Reisenauer, Rosalie Breen, Ellen Conmy, Marvin Kautzman, Sharon Winistor- fer, Gary Arman, Mary Ann Zins Be Careful. You don't know your own strength! . . . Teddy Shaffer, Gene Doppler, Mary Ann Goetz, Clarence Bosch, Anton Kuntz, Paul Fischer, Thomas McGarvey, Elizabeth Richter, and Carole Fitterer ' If .ndlglq ' Q, his 'llllll a J' i X Mlm . Anyone for a ride in my merry Oldsmobile? . . . Judy Welder, Joyce Johnsonbaugh Elizabeth Cervinski, Michael Lalonde, Larry Vogel, and James Paul ! See any resemblance?? . . . Kathy Sauer, Paulette Becker, Ronald Mischel, Loretta Dahmus, Barbara Nel- son, John Hilley, Pius Reis, Robert Dietlein, James Lengenfelder, David Rubbelke, and Sharon Skovran 'A if LM. xv 1 Time out for a quiet moment with the Blessed Sacrament . . . BACK ROW: Karen Balzer, Bonnie Rockstead, Pat Tully FRONT ROW: Patty Jundt, Judy Wyn- garden, and Dorothy Selzler C F The Autumn leaves of red and gold . . . Richard Schneider, Larry Schreiner, Betty Heinrick, Tyrone Lipp, Dorothy Walker Thomas Hall, and Betty Braun J E School days, school days again-- hut who's ready? . . . Kathy Weiss, Veronica Schneider Mike Wolf, Richard Bendish, Orlando Peterson, Gloria Knudson Judy Garnier, Alice Long, and Mike McCormick 7 7 Another meeting with Old Face-Full . . . Leander Zins, Marie Deibert, Evelyn Waltos, Barbara Flohr I wx S t '4 fl.f5. .tt Av ' ali!- .qi 'W CANDIDATES: Diane Steidler, Betty Jane Dressler, Mary Kay Gallagher, Arlene Zirbes, Marlys Koch, Irene Schumacher, Elizabeth Peterson, Dee Ann Deibert, Anna Marie Berger, and Nancy Nelson HOMECOMI lx --N, y., ., A A Q 'li' 4 K ' ' 1 Q s 'C'--- gg I 1 Fife-sg gk , The Hall Patrol counting the votes after the election of the court. Decorating for the Homecoming Dance ,sim TI' I? 7, Seniors building one float to represent the whole class in the Homecoming Parade Students enjoying the hall decorations for the Snake Dance HOMECQMING QUEEN , 2? 1 .R CT? I 1 x X - , 1 'rg 1 V ,W HCMECOMI DAY OCTOBER 3, I958 The Royal Court leading the Homecoming Parade Queen Diane receiving the royal kiss from Captain Dick Schaefer Queen, Attendants, and Escorts: Gerald Jochim, Anna Marie Berger, Elizabeth Peterson, Ronald Kosson, Diane Steidler, Richard Schaefer, Marlys Koch, Dominic Geiger, Patrick Walsh, and Arlene Zirbes Vivian Kusler Diane Steidler Q James I-Ieadrick Robert Krause .l Roberta Fritz Every vote counts! As a preparation for future voting as adults, the Seniors cast their votes for their officers. Casting their votes are left to right Diane Steidler, Nancy Nelson, and Nadine Hersch. 66 .. N a - , - 5'- if A4.- H use-Nw Lawrence Brewster Leonard Voigt Mm- Q. fs Rochelle Butters Marilyn Paul Jeanne Schroedl Caroline Weisbeck Alfred Gabel John Yunker receives a warm wel- come from his former fellow class- mates, Tim Wolf and Carol Weis- beck. Since John's father is a member of the House of Repre- sentatives, the family lives in Bismarck during the session. Dorothy Bachmeier Susan Huelskamp John Dooley Timothy Wolf Justine Kuhn Margaret Luth ander Anna Mane Berger Michael Speaks Joanne Hoff Clems Reis 68 Genevieve Bosch Leonard Barth Marlys Koch Julianna Miller Valexia Silbemagel I Nadine Martin Elizabeth Ehli .xt Dee Ann Deibert , . Irene Schumacher David Westbrook 69 X Judith Werner Diane I-lohimer Marilyn Kuniz Bernard Faber January Rotary Guests, Helen Kelley and Jim Headrick, are leaving for Rotary dinner. 70 Helen Bosch rf Gerald Ternes T pw Dennis Barnhardt Jean Nelson Eva Sivak William Spencer Nyla Selzler Betty Jane Dressler Leonard Voigt . . . with whom are you trying to compete? Leonard is one of the talented artists of the Senior class. 71 Patrick Walsh Claudette Fischer Steve Jahner Carole Deg en Hizabeth Gross Mary Kay Gallagher Ann Heinz Lee De Forest Adeline Kolberg 72 Vlctorla Joch1m - Donald Jiran Della Kramer Donna Heincrt lfv Dianne Taylor Agnes Marking Nancy Johnsonbaugh -s K ,, Mary Guttcnberg Elizulmcth Pctcxson Joan Miller David Rghgn 73 Lois Werner Sally Dosch Jean Adams Marcia Renner s if YM During the Offertory of the Golden Mass, Bill Spencer was one of the many students who offered his gift to the Christ Child. These gifts were divided among the needy of Bismarck. 7-1- William Brown m A av 4 2 -' X lmvi r 7-. hav' -C William Walker Janice Helfenstein NOT PICTURED: Leo Schmidt Delores Nagel Sara Beth Payseno Gerald Theisen Elaine Paul Nadine I-lersch Guess who was elected Homecoming Queen? Qqeen Diane Steidler receives congratulations from three of the Home- coming candidates Marlys Koch, Irene Schumacher, and Ann Marie Berger. 75 fm? A..-may Adelphia Emte r James Bleth Margaret Anderson Marcia Considine Richard Schafer Helen Kelley Rodney Fischer 'J Ark. Jolm Colncss Jacqueline Leary Nancy Sowka Timothy Dirk Ronald Kosson Arlene Zirbes Cleo Moch Nancy Nelson Sharon Wald cw' Dom1n1c Ge xg er gk Q? Marliss Clooten James Moore Eugene Diede 77 SENIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS, JEAN--Cathedral--GAA 1, 2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Jr. CDA 3,45 Oblate. ANDERSON, MARGARET--Cathe- dral--Transferred from Holy Angels Academy, Minneapolis 35 GAA 3,45 Church Choir 35 Chorus 3,45 Living Rosary 35 Tumbling Team 4. BACHMEIER, DOROTHY--St. Mary's--GAA l,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 4-H Club 1,2. BARNHARDT, DENNIS--St. Vin- cent's, Crown Butte--4-H Club President 1,25 Boys' Night Partici- pant 45 Intramurals 1. BARTH, LEONARD--St. Joseph's, Center--Squires 2,3,4. BERGER, ANNA MARIE--St. Lawrence, Flasher--Marilog 45 Marichimes Business Staff 45 GAA 2,35 Church Choir l,2,35 Oblate5 Homecoming Attendant 4. BLETH, JAMES--Cathedral--Church Choir 15 Squires 2,3,45 Basketball 1, 25 Track 35 Football Student Mana- ger 4 . BOSCH, GENEVIEVE--St. Paul's, Hazelton. BOSCH, HELEN--St. Paul's, Hazel- ton-- The Dear Departed 4. BREWSTER, LAWRENCE--Sacred Heart, Breien--Hall Patrol 45 Chora- liers 45 Chorus 3,45 Squires l,2,3,45 4-H Club l,2,3,45 Boys' Night Par- ticipant 45 Football 35 Track 2. BROWN, WILLIAM-- Cathedral-- President of Student Council 45 Hall Patrol 45 Squires 3,45 Scouts 15 Homeroom Officer l,3,45 Boys' Night Participant 45 Class President 1,45 ldiots of Clay 25 Debate 2,3,45 Rotary Guest 45 Bismarck Youth Council 4. BUTTERS, ROCHELLE--St. Joseph's , Mandan-Marilog 3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee Chaimian 35 Living Rosary 2. CLOOTEN, MARLISS--St. Anne's-- GAA 2,35 4-H Club l,2,3,45 Youth, Space, and Sanctity 4. COLNESS, JOHN--St. Mary's--Stu- dent Council 15 Hall Patrol 45 Church Choir 1,3,45 Chorus l,3,45 Squires 3,45 Chief Squire ,45 Homeroom Offi- cer 15 Boys' Night Participant 45 Basketball 15 Track 3,45 Homeroom Chairman 1. CONSIDINE, MARCIA--Cathedraln Transferred from I-loly Angels Academy 35 GAA 3,4. DeFOREST, LEE--Cathedral--Boys' Night Participant 45 Basketball 1,3,45 Track 3,45 Golf Team 1,25 Rotary Guest 4. DEGEN, CAROLE--Cathedral-- Marilog Business Staff 45 Mari- chimes Business Staff 45 GAA 1,2,3, 45 Chorus 15 Band 2,3,45 Living Ros- ary 35 Jr. CDA l,2,3,45 Library Page 45 Oblate. DEIBERT, DEE ANN--Cathedra1-- Cheerleader 45 GAA l,2,3,45 Jr. CDA Court ,Reporter 35 Jr. CDA Vice-President 45 Science Club 3,45 Mardi Gras Candidate 35 Oblate5 Candidate for Homecoming Queen 4. DIEDE, EUGENE--Cathedral--Stu- dent Council 2,35 Hall Patrol 45 Homeroom Officer 3,45 Winner of Navy Science Cruiser Award 45 Boys' Night Participant 45 Class President 35 Homeroom Chairman 45. Idiots of Clay 25 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com- mittee Chairman 35 Bismarck Youth Council 4. DIRK, TIMOTHY--St. Marys. ' DOOLEY, JOHN--Cathedral--Band l,2,3,45 Ensemble 2,45 Scouts 15 Homeroom Officer 3,45 Boys' Night Participant 45 Football 1,35 Football Student Manager 45 Homeroom Chairman 35 Science Club 35 Science Fair 45 Homeroom President 3,4. DOPPLER, ETIENNE--St. Anne's-- Discontinued DOSCH, SALLY--St. Mary's--GAA l,2,35 Living Rosary l,2,35 Future Homemaker of America 4. DRESSLER, BETTY JANE- -Cathedral --Student Council 35 Marichimes Business Staff l,2,3,45 GAA l,2,35 78 Band 1,25 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Commit- tee Chaimaan 35 Homecoming Com- mittee Co-Chairman 45 Living Rosary 35 library Page 35 Homeroom Chair- man l,2,35 Co-chairman of Maga- zine Drive 45 Oblate5 Quill and Scroll 45 Homecoming Candidate 45 Rotary Guest 4. EHLI, ELIZABETH--St. Anne's-- GAA 25 Oblate. EMTER, ADELPHIA--St. Mary's-- Transferred from Glen Ullin 35 GAA 25 Chorus 2,35 Future Homemakers of America 2. FABER, BERNARD--Cathedraln Church Choir l,2,35 Choms l,2,3,45 Homecoming Committee Chairman 45 Boys' Night Participant 45 The Dear Departed 4. FISCHER, CLAUDETTE--St. Anne's-- GAA l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Jr. CDA 3,45 Homeroom Officer 2. FISCHER, RODNEY--St. Anne's-- Hall Patrol 45 Chorus 1,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee Chairman 35 Living Rosary 35 Squires l,2,3,45 Boys' Night Participant 45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Class Vice- President 3. FRITZ, ROBERTA--St. Joseph's-- Dickinson--Transferred from Dickin- son 35 Marilog 3,45 National Merit Semi-finalist5 Charles Palmer Davis Medal 35 Rotary Guest 45 Benedictine Postulant 4. GABEI., ALFRED--Transferred from Dickinson 4. GALLAGHER, MARY KAY--St. Mary's--Student Council 25 Marilog 3,45 GAA 1,25 Chorus l,2,35 Living Rosary 1,35 Rotary Guest 4. GEIGER, DOMINIC--Cathedral-- Student Council 35 Hall Patrol 45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 2,35 Class Vice-President 25 Homeroom Chairman 35 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee Chairman 3. GROSS, ELIZABETH--St. Mary's-- Transferred from Langdon, N. D. 45 GAA 1,25 Chorus 1,2 ,45 Foresters 1, 2,3,45 Betty Crocker School Winner for American Homemaker of Tomorrow. GUTTENBERG, MA RY- - St . Anne ' s- - GAA 1,21 Chorus 13 Jr. CDA l,2,4j Future Homemakers of America 3,43 Oblate. HEADRICK, JAMES--St. Anne's-- Student Council 43 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee Chairman 33 Home- coming Committee Chainnan 43 Squires 13 Homeroom Officer 23 Boys' Night Participant 43 Basketball Student Manager 43 Class President 23 Homeroom Chairman 43 Idiots of Clay 23 Rotary Guest 4. HEINERT, DONNA--St. Mary's-- GAA l,2,3,43 Living Rosary 1,2. HEINZ, ANN--St. Anne'S--GAA 1,2, 3,43 Living Rosary 2,3. HELFENSTEIN, JANICE--St . Mary's-- Church Choir 43 Chorus l,2,3,43 Future Homemakers of America 43 Science Club 3. HERSCH, NADINE-- Cathedral-- Marilog 3,43 GAA 2,3,43 Chorus 1,2, 3,43 Living Rosary 1,23 Homeroom Officer 43 Class Secretary-Treasurer 23 Transferred to Shanley High, Fargo 4. HOFF, JOANNE--St. Lawrence, Flasher- -Marilog 3,43 Library Page 43 Debate 2,3,43 Quill and Scroll 4. HOHIMER, DIANE--St. Hildegarde's, Menloen-Angel Cheerleader 33 GAA 23 Library Page 4. HUELSKAMP, SUSAN--St. Mary's-- GAA l,2,3,43 Dance Band 2,3,43 Band l,2,3,43 City League l,2,3,43 Oblate. JAHNLR, STEVE--Cathedral--Foob ball 1,2,3, Track 1. JIRAN, DONALD--Cathedral--Hall Patrol 43 Rotary Guest 4. JOCHIM, VICTORIA--St. Joseph's-- Mandan--Marilog 3,43 GAA l,2,3,43 Chorus 1,33 Jr. CDA 3i Jr.-Sr. Ban- quet Committee Chairman 3i Debate 2,3: Oblate. JOHNSONBAUGH, NANCY--St. Maxy's--Student Council 1,25 Mari- log 3,43 Choraliers 23 Chorus l,2,3, 4: Living Rosary 2,35 Homeroom Of- ficer lj Quill and Scroll 43 Oblate. KELLEY, HELEN--St. Mary's--Stu- dent Council 43 Marichimes Busi- ness Staff 33 Marichimes 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Benedictine Vocation Club 1,23 Rotary Guest 43 Oblnre. KOCH, MARLYS--St. Anne's--Mari- log 3,45 Church Choir 3,43 Chorus l,2,3,43 Homeroom Officer 13 Class Secretary-Treasurer lj 4-I-I Club 13 Homecoming Committee Chaimzan 43 Bulletin Board Com- mittee 4g Living Rosary 1,33 Quill and Scroll 43 Oblate3 Homecoming Attendant 4. KOLBERG, ADELINE--Cathedral-- Marilog 3,43 Marichimes 43 Chorus 1,33 Bulletin Board Committee 3,43 Science Club 33 Ursuline Vocation Club 1,23 Quill and Scroll 43 Oblate. KOSSON, RONALD--Cathedraln Student Council 43 Hall Patrol 43 Church Choir as Chorus 33 Home- coming Committee Chairman 43 Foresters l,2,3,43 Homeroom Officer 43 Homeroom Chainnan 43 Class Vice-President 4g Football 2,3,43 Basketball 43 Track 3,43 Rotary Guest 4. KRAMER, DELLA FAYE--St. Mary's--GAA 1,23 Chorus l,2,33 Homecoming Committee Chairman 43 Jr. CDA 2,33 Oblate. KRAUSE, ROBERT--St. Anne's-- Hall Patrol 43 Chorus 13 Homecoming Committee Chairman 43 Squires 1,2, 3,43 Homeroom Officer 3,43 Boys' Night Participant 43 Football 1,23 Track 1,23 Debate 2,3,43 Idiots of Clay 23 The Dear Departed 43 Boys' State 43 Rotary Guest 4. KUHN, JUSTINA--St. Mary's-- GAA l,2,3,43 4-H Club 13 Ursuline Vocation Club 13 The Dear Departed 4. KUNTZ, MARILYN--St. Mary's-- Marichimes 43 GAA 2,43 Chorus 2,33 Living Rosary 2,43 Benedictine Vo- cation Club 1,23 Marilog 3,43 Oblate. KUSLER, VIVIAN--St. Mary's-- Transferred from Center, N. D. 4i Chorus 13 Church Choir 4. LEARY, JACQUELINE--Cathedmlu Marichimes Business Staff 1,23 GAA 79 43 Band l,2,3,43 Third Prize Winner of Safety Poster Contest 23 Youth, Space, and Sanctity 43 Oblate. LUTHANDER, MARGARET--St. Anne's--Transferred from Fargo, N. D 43 Chorus 1. MARKING, AGNES--St. Mary's Marilog 3,43 GAA 23 Church Choir 3,43 Chorus l,2,3,43 Living Rosary 33 Quill and Scroll 43 Oblate. MARTIN, NADINE--St. Anne's-- Marilog 3,43 GAA l,2,3,43 Chorus 1, 2,33 Homeroom Officer 43 Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 43 Quill and Scroll 4. MILLER, JOAN--St. Joseph's, Mandan--Transferred from Mandan 3. MILLER, JULIANNA--St. Mary's-- Marilog 3,45 GAA l,2,3,43 Band 1,2, 3,45 Living Rosary l,2,3,43 Jr. CDA 3,45 Qiill and Scroll 43 Library Page '33 Oblate. MOCH, CLEO--St. Catherine's, Braddock--GAA 1,2,a,43 chorus 1,2, 33 Living Rosary 23 4-H Club l,2,3,4. MOORE, JAMES--Cathedral--Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee Chairman 33 Squires 1,43 Homeroom Chairman 1, 2,33 Homecoming Committee Chair- man 43 Boys' Night Participant 43 Football 1,23 Youth, Space, and Sanctity 4. NAGEL, DELORES--Cathedral--GAA l,2,3,43 Jr. CDA 2,3,43 Oblate. NELSON, JEAN--St. Anne's--Mari- log 3,43 GAA 23 Band l,2,3,43 4-H Club 13 Oblate. NELSON, NANCY --Cathedral-- Marilog 3,43 GAA 1,2,3Q Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee Chairman 33 Homeroom Officer 23 Office Help 43 Living Rosary 2 ,33 Oblate3 Home- coming Queen Candidate 43 The Dear Departed 4. PAUL, ELAINE--St. 1gnatius,Wing-- Transferred from Wing, N. D. 33 Marilog 3,43 GAA 33 Choms 33 Jr.- Sr. Banquet Committee Chairman 33 Jr. CDA 33 Oblate. PAUL, MARILYN--Cathedral--GAA 1,23 Chorus 1,2,33 Living Rosary 23 Jr. CDA 35 Office Help 45 Oblateg Rotary Guest 4. PAYSENO, SARA--St. Mary's--GAA l,2,3,45 Chonis l,2,35 Majorette 3. PETERSON, ELIZABETH--Cathedral-- Cheerleader 3,45 GAA l,2,35 Jr. CDA 35 living Rosary 35 Oblate5 Rotary Guest 4. RHS, CLETUS--St. Mary's--GAA l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,35 Living Rosary 15 Jr. CDA 1,35 Majorette 3,45 Oblate5 Rotary Guest 4. Rl-INNER, MARCIA--Cathedral--GAA l,2,3,45 City League Basketball 3. ROHAN, DAVID--Cathedral-- Marilog 45 Church Choir 2,35 Gronrs l,2,35 Homecoming Committee Chair- man 45 Boys' Night Participant 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 1,25 Rotary Guest 4. SCHAFER, RICHARD--St. Mary's-- Hall Patrol 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,35 Football 1,2,3,4. SCHMIDT, LEO--St. Mary's--4-H Club 2,3,45 Football 1,2 5 Basketball 15 Track 1,2,3. SCHROEDL, JEANNE--St. Anne's-- Marlchimes 45 GAA 3,45 Choraliers 45 Church Choir 45 Chorus l,2,35 'llrmbling Team 45 Living Rosary 2, 45 Chapel Help 1,2,35 Oblate5 lst Class Award at District Science Fair 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Rotary Guest 4. SCHUMACHER, IRENE--St. Mary's-- Student Council 35 GAA 2,3,45 Chonrs 2,3,45 Living Rosary 2,35 Li- brary Page 25 'lirmbling Team 45 Benedictine Vocation Club 1,25 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Oblate. SELZLER, NYLA--St. Anne's-- Marilog 3,45 GAA 1,25 Chorus 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee Chainnan 35 Homecoming Committee Chair- man 45 living Rosary l,2,3,45 Jr. CDA l,2,3,45 Oblate. SILBERNAGEL, VALERIE--St. Mary's-- Transferred from Strasburg, N. D. 25 Future Homemakers of America 45 Oblate. SIVAK, EVA--St. Bernard's, Fair- fi eld--Transferred from Spokane , Washington 4. SOWKA, NANCY--St. Anne's-- Marilog 3,45 Marichimes Business Staff 25 GAA l,2,3,45 Homeroom Officer 1,25 Homeroom Chairman 35 Quill and Scroll 45 Homecoming Committee Chairman 45 Band 1,2, 3,4. SPFAKS, MICHAEL--St. Anne's-- Student Council 25 Marichimes Busi- ness Staff 35 Hall Patrol 45 Squires 45 Boys' Night Participant 45 Football 2,45 Basketball 25 Track 2,35 Rotary Guest 4. SPENCER, WILLlAM--Cathedral-- Marilog 3,45 Marichimes Photog- rapher 2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Com- mittee Chairman 35 Homecoming Committee Chairman 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Boys' Night Participant 45 Idiots of Clay 25 Alternate Winner for the Navy Science Cruiser Award5 Rotary Guest 4. STEIDLER, DIANE--sr. Josephs, Mandan --Marilog Business Staff 3, 45 Cheerleader 3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 Chorus 15 Class Secretary-Treasurer 35 Oblate5 Homecoming Queen 4. TAYLOR, DlANE--Cathedral-- Transferred from Edina, Minnesota 35 Rotary Guest 45 Cheerleader 4. TERNES, Gerald--St. Gertrude, Raleigh--Track 1 . THEISEN, GERALD--St. Mary's-- Transferred from Carson, N. D. 4. WALD, SHARON--St. Mary's--Stu- dent Council 45 Marilog 3,45 Hall Patrol 35 GAA 1,2,45 Chorus 15 Jr.- Sr. Banquet Committee Chairman 35 Homecoming Committee Chairman 45 Jr. CDA l,2,3,45 Office Help 45 Oblate5 Rotary Guest 4. 80 WALKER, WILLIAM--St. Mary's-- Student Council 15 Church Cnoir 15 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee Chair- man 35 Squires 2,3,45 Scouts 1,25 Homeroom Officer 35 Homeroom Chairman 1,35 Basketball 15 Track 2,3. WALSH, PATRlCK--Cathedral-- Boys' Night Participant 45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 1, 2,3,45 WEISBECK, CAROLINE--St. Mary's-- GAA 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Living Rosary l,2,3,45 Bulletin Board Com- mittee 2,45 Office Worker 45 Mardi Gras Committee Chairman 45 Oblate. WESTBROOK, DAVID--St. Mary's-- Squires 3. WERNER, JUDITH--St. Mary's-- Chorus l,2,3,45 Living Rosary l. WERNER, LOIS--St. Mary's-- GAA 1,25 chow 1,2,3,4. WOLF, TIMOTHY--St. Anne's-- Student Council 1,35 Hall Patrol 45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee Chair- man 35 Homecoming Committee Chain-nan 45 Squires 2,3,45 Homeroom Officer 35 Boys' Night Participant 45 Football 1,25 Homeroom Chairman 45 Youth, Space, and Sanctity 45 Rotary Guest 4. VOIGT, LEONARD--St. Vincent's, Crown Butte--Marichimes 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Hall Patrol 45 4-H Club l,2,3,45 Boys' Night Participant 45 Winner of Open Your Heart Poster Contest 4. ZIRBES, ARLENE--Cathedral-U Secretary-Treasurer of Student Council 45 Marilog 3,45 Marichimes 45 GAA l,2,3,45 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Committee Chairman 35 Home- coming Committee Chairman 45 Jr. CDA 1,2,3,4, Court President 45 library Page 2,3,45 Bulletin Board Committee 2,3,45 Ursuline Vocation Club 1,25 Chapel Help 1,25 Office Worker 45 Oblate5 Youth, Space, and Sanctity 45 Homecoming Attendant4 1 K nl w 1. , x 1 1, 4 vm.: m . mr. , j uwwf I, ,,,... . x 4.. ' A , , , ,,A. x in . Q , .J1-. qi-,4-,.m ,2i3aL, lr j -.L 1 Y , ,- . 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