Valley City High School - Sheyenne Yearbook (Valley City, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1940 volume:

ft' Thomus Pegg, Erelyn Christ, Carol Anderson Editor . . Evelyn Christ Associate Editor Carol Anderson Photographer Thomas Pegg PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF VALLEY CITY HIGH SCHOOL The Loyalty Song We're loyal to you, Valley High, We'll ever be true, Valley High, We'll back you to stand 'gainst the best in the land, For we know you have sand, Valley High, So win in the fight, Valley High, And show them your might, Valley High, Our team is our fame protector, On boys, for we expect a victory from you, Valley High Che Cha, Cha ha ha Che Cha, Cha ha ha Valley High, Valley High, Valley High! Fling out the dear old flag of the White and the Blue, Lead on your sons and daughters, loyal and true, Like men of old, on giants, placing reliance, Shouting defiance, Oske Wow Wow. Among the beautiful valleys of the Sheyenne, For honest labor and for learning we stand, And unto thee we pledge our heart and hand, Dear Alma Mater Valley High. Delightful task! to rear the tender thought, to teach th young idea how to shoot.--Thomson. L. Bohnlwfl The class of 1940 is honored to dedicate this volume of the Sheyenne to Dr. J. F. L. Bohnhoft, pastor of the Trin- ity Lutheran church, who has been president of the Board of Education for nearly thirty years. His understanding and cheerful guidance have won the love and respect ot all, he has fulfilled his oFfice with the dignity that such a position demands. Through his efforts, the scope of subiects and projects within the school have been widened, and opportunities for vocational guidance and train- ing have been increased. In order to show our sincere appreciation of his work in promoting the progress of the school, in helping to secure more modern methods of education, and providing a means for advancement into the Held of knowledge, we take this means to express that appreciation. ri r helmet Seated Ba 1 Im 1 a WIITIAOOP l record only hodrs of roy The many shrnlng hours of your pleasant days ln Valley Crty l-llgh School are here ID recorded Thls IS Intended as a book of mem ones for those who wlll perhaps IU later years turn back the pages of trrne and dream of school days s It . H all 1 xt, ' . X Sfandingr Beafrire Groffe, Pflfl iC2'Cl Pegg. Joyce Ron:- At The rear of the study hall is the room that is the students' sanct r . Th h current magazines. ua y ere t ey go to enioy their favorite Mrs. G. R. Shelby, librarian, keeps the shelves lined with books on every subject lrorn drivers Tests to beetle bugs. There are short stories, long stories, novels, novelettes, plays, playlets, reference books, biographies, and even a waste basket on the floor Tor gum deposits. In the first floor hall ot our alnta mater stands our friend Abe Lincoln. OT course he's only ci statue but there is not rnuch ot student lite that es- capes hirn. Abe sees all those fond lovers who bill and coo and whisper sweet nothings. He also sees those last-minute students who hurriedly dash oft their as- signments at 8142 in the morning and then scamper madly to their classes, So this space in our annual is given To Abe, honest Abe, who has probably seen more Valley City High School life than any other tixture ot the builci- ing, YY..c--,.,.., ,--...--Y ........:- . emi, A,-E-.,.. ,,....,,...',fen.-......- A Y .,.. Y,,,. fn--T ..,4 . - J..-4 Two bells! That means assembly! And with a rush of feet, and a babble of many voices, there is a general dash toward the gym to see what is in store! Many were the reasons behind the assembly meetings called this past year. Every game-day, Friday, there was pep rally and varied indeed were the types of pro- grams presented, with each version of the forth-coming game an altogether different one. Who ever heard of a pep meeting where no one yells? There must be something wrong! There wasn't exactly anything wrong. lt was iust a pantomime pep program! Strange goings- on here in Valley High! The whole assembly was carried out in pantomime speeches, yells, pre- sentations and all, and not a sound was heard. By way of contrast, the next committee planned a swing meeting. On the theme of Oh, Johnny a girls' swing quartet changed the words to describe each member of the basketball team. Another group serenaded the students with instrumental swing numbers, much to the delight of the iitterbugs . But pep meetings did not provide the only entertainment for the students. There were booster assemblies, a Christmas program, Constitution day speeches, and scheduled Northwest Assemblies. Often talented students in the school displayed their special ability to the delight of the rapt audience. ASSEMBLY SCENE . .,-,..,., ., . - ..,..- ,.,,,, ,A v.A.,-...-1 . ,.., H-.h.,Y .77 ,,-,...ft ,,.-, U,-1.7.4 QC, - ,.-......-1 ,.- , . A - W..--.44 ., ,J There is a saying that the best army is The best ted army, Working on this principle, Robert Ployhar, representing Home Room 3lO in a pep program, passed out miniature packages of pep breakfast food to the team with the warning to eat and be strong. Pictured on the receiving end are Sam Zimmerman, Ralph Willey, iuniors, Arleigh Abrahamson and Robert Neil, seniors. A school paper must be financed that is certain. These domestic looking girls, Lois Risa, senior, Marlys Murdoch and Alice Eggert, juniors, who are part of the Hi-Liners hnance committee, are busy preparing ham sandwiches to be sold in the iournalism room. The money realized from the sale took the Hi-Liners out of the red l-leave-ho! Dale Bergan, Alvin Lieberman, and James Persons, iuniors, display their manly strength by lugging the benches back from the court house after the home room pictures had been taken on the terrace. This proves they are just Boy Scouts at heart. A Christmas Star for Olga was the Christmas play given in the high school assembly, in which members at the dramatic club displayed their acting ability, Beatrice Grotte, sophomore, directed the play. The cast ot characters include ed three slightly uppish society matrons, Elsie Fritch, Mary Margaret Sanger, and Jean Bierke, a good spirit, Marieanne Sunde, a bad spirit, Jan- et Simon, and a Norwegian maid, Joyce Potter. 'rua s1:uuoLn'rwums IIDIIIIIID I 1311 I 1011 ufezl D 01122011 0 s 1 Il 711: If son 1 A Po nm P J XIIDINI r qlll Hr HI .. '. '.X.' 'YI' ', XY, ll. F' BULTY MISS KORA HAUGEN Scnence and Algebra Chncago WILLIAM G LEHMANN Physlcal Educatlon B S Unlverslty of Illlnots MISS PEARL GROTTS Physical Education B S Unlversnty of Illm s Unlverslty of Iowa Unlversuty of Washington CLIFFORD A HALMRAST Soclal Sclence and Athletics B A Concordia College M A Unnversutv of Southern Caluforma Umverstty of Mun nesota MISS GLENICE THOMPSON Commerce B A St Olaf College Northtleld Mlnne soto Unlversuty of South Dakota Umverstty ot Denver GERALD R SHELBY Mathematucs B A Valley Cnty State Teachers College Umverstty of Montana VERDI F ELLIES Sclence B A Macalester St Paul Umversuty of Minnesota University of Colorado MISS ALBERTINE STEINBORN English and Journalism B A Valley Cnty State Teachers College Umversuty of Mvnnesota Northwestern Um versity JIU B. A., Concordia College. University of . . Y I . ., ' ' ' Ol . ' ' . l ll 1 MISS LUCY JOYCE Latin and Dramatlcs I5 A College of St Teresa Wnnona Mun nesota Umversrty of lvtrnneso a MERRITT N FLYNN Industrial Arts B S Unlversuty of North Dakota Colum bla Jrnyer :ty MISS THELMA THORKELSON Secretary to Superintendent B A Valley Cnty State Teachers College MISS BERTRAM CANNADAY Englnsh and Speech A A Stephens College B S State Teach ers College Sprunghelcl Mlssouru Color ado State University Northwestern Unlve ss FIBUITY JIJ MARY LOU SHELBY Librarian B A Whitman College Walla Walla Washington Ltbrartans degree at Unlver stty ot Wisconsin MISS HELEN NOESS B A Valparauso Unnversuty Valparaiso ln diana State Normal and lndustrual Col lege Ellendale University of North Dc: kota State College Brooknngs South Da ota MRS DOROTHY HOWELL French and Engllsh B A M A Unlverstty of Iowa EDFIELD A ODEGARD History and Music B A Concordua College Northwestern University Unlverstty of Washington 1 i ' -1 U- 1 I r I' I . . . i V . ,, I I I . 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CORDON SEVERSON I N nun mm CHARLOTTE SKONNORD VALBORG QKORPEN Ullll I LESTER SONNENBERG llllil HAROLD STACK I IN HAROLD O STRASSER H 1 I HARRIET THONE KATHLEEN TRIEBOLD I ulu ll I1 su YOLLEEN MAY TRIEBOLD 1 Ill SHIRLEY UTGAARD MARSHALL WILLSON lr I EVALYN ZAUN ,I Ollll Page N nwff rln 'Fuxulrlimr l. 13. I: lllulurulic' l'lulI 21. fl. I: llzml! l. 2. II: Urflu-sn-:I 2: .lux' 1' l'I:u5: SI- ' ' Play: ,lmruznlism l'l:1y Cl: .Km :nl SI:l'1' I: lli-I.in--I Il. I. Sp---ll l,2.Zl1 Lllilllllllll' Ululv ZZ: 'Ls l. 7 9 Tunlvlim.: l'IulI 2, I: IlllI'IllIllll'JIlS 2, il. I: FII ' 1'Iuy: SI: , Vlulv IJ: llillv I'lulv 2. .X 1-:lmwll:u I: Up--nw-ll:1 I. S ll - l'1m-umnnivs 1'Iulv I: f3I'l'Ll!':3Il'JI 2: I4:ti11 t'lulI I. L3l'2'lIll2lILl' l'll1l1 l: Ili-Y Ii: Hi-l.im-1' Slillblv Ci, I: Sv ' ' Pluy. Illl'2lllllll'illS l. 2. Ii. I: I Ill-:Ill I. llou'v1's lliL:'l1 Svlwul l: l,l'JlllliILll' Ulull 2. ZZ. II SI- lm- l'l:u: lllll'Jlllllll'ilLS 2, ZZ. I: 'l'r:r'li Zi, I: 'l'uml ling: 2. il. 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Everythrng was ready' An enthuslastnc staFl was chosen by the aclvlser A C Van Wyk the contract with the publlshlng company was all signed and the ambltlous edrtor In chlel Evelyn Christ had the pages all planned' Nothtng could tall Yes the yearbook would undaub edly be the bxggest and best ever' But then carne the tatetul day the day when subscruptlons should make theur appearance' Why this annual was gotng to be marvelous everybody should wart one ot these extra speclal books' One by one the anxnous staff counted the subscrlptlons Only a hundred Hfty'?'? They needed 200' So a group of worrled students made a tTnal drive But to no avall' Only T72 subscrtptuons could possibly be obtamed Defeated? Oh no' Thus advertlsnng there us stall a chance of your havlng an annual he sand All they needed was the suggestion The sentors were out like a flash collectung ads from the bustness men and the result was they could have thenr annual' Work began lmmedlately Evelyn Chrrst and her assistant Carol An derson tumor began planntng the pages the photographer Thomas Pegg senior took the pictures and James Ntelson senuor took charge of the ad vertnsements xt ru iottcm U1 ton ooltx Second Rox s rn list l ttt Qtsnx Dtnuset ll-.on Thnd Ron XX Ilu J., n 1' n mu on mutt lion hoc m I 1 ttsrm R Ldkc VN x nko up Iuhns an ftlll Page Twenty four .il-.1 rl A .2 I If xx X. I f T' t I v f J, , I' K Itlve-Iyn Christ. ' :J gf: I . U . . . I v 1 - - 1 ' ' ' ' ' , I I I L E D Il - U D E time it was Adviser Van Wyk to the rescue. It you can get more than S250 . . . . . ,, . ' ll ll ' 1- st H, -1 . 1 1 .lu .- Nm' , lst J, ,Q ,. . 1 4XV'I J . v ': 'i Slillirvs, Musa , 'Q-en' , A I' S . 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V STAFF WI H5 'Nt EIQALIST The Valley City Hi Liner has maintained its h gh position in the National Scholastic Press Asso ciation located in Minneapolis and the Columbia Press at Columbia University holding tive All Am erncan ratings and three Medalists 1 L. 11011 It he JCDURNALISTS EDIT PAPER Three weeks are over and that means another Hi Linerll Under the di rectaon of the editor in chief Joyce Ronzheimer this school publication appeared twelve times during the year Tom Pegg business manager took care of the financial end ot the paper Desk Editor Evelyn Christ and the associate editor Frances Miller super vlsed page tour and the editorial page Column writers Edith Clnmie and Orphah Sathe kept the students informed on the goings on ot others in School Life in the News Carroll Hinschberger and .Jeannette McDonald have done their b st to entertain with their humor column Hlts and Misses To educate and to inform have been the alms of Mind Your Manners written by Charlotte Macdonald and Phyllis Carter Predicting the future according to a horoscope was Loretta Johnsons work since she wrote birthdays Short short stories with O Henry endings were a new feature and were written by Eleanor Stern The sports writers Bob Neil Dan McConn Lester Qonnenberg and Phyllis Carter covered all games and tournaments of both the boys and gurls activities Lois the publications department Miss Albertlne Steinborn acted as faculty adviser l 1 E X l J Nirllon I Nfftlld Ron Nonm lung., Hinschtnsigu Nlcionn Stem tgg '1 llfl R xx Q NIA onalrl Lllllllt' Lute: 1 Iohn n Snhc xllllkl Sl'll'ldlTlg N11 s Nu nhoin 1- LlltlSl Ronzhumex IIILI lllllp mi' Page Twenty Jive Pepuves Cow , H I ' I ' ' ' A ' - , , I , - . l fJ . Miss Stn-il w 'r. 'unz 'lllll'I' I1 ' I ' I . I , , - - 11 . , 11 - r : - D - 'V - - n - . , I I , v . , I . . . . Risa had the tasty position of manager of the school candy store, the profits going to -'irs low: .1-i, . . ' at rl. S -'7 'L .T -!1 - . ' . ' A' . P , S ' , Pu- . 'h'- 0 ': '. . 'cd ' , 'z ' Risg. so , Q: 1, .' . ' : ' l 1 ' 3 ll .-L' H D .0 , Debaters Alan Mcl.ees Eleanor Stern Sam Zummerman and John Monson were snapped outsude Valley Cuty l-lugh School lust as they were ready to go to Steele North Da lcota for an unvutatuonal debate tournamen held there March lo Teams from Mandon Jamestown Busmarclc and Steele were also present The enture day was spent un debat ung tour rounds one hour each and gettung many new slants on the natuonal topuc These tour stud nts also made up he regular team that partucupated un the dustruct debate tournament un Valley Cuty TIrLffs 7uuuunu0ruuurun Stun llrmson Debate classes ot Valley Cnty Hugh School thus year have mode an untensuve study of the natuonal hugh school topuc Resolved That the government should own and operate the railroads Eught students Alan Mcl.ees John Monson and Wulluam Puculell senuors Eleanor Stern Jeannette McDonald Maruorue Waters and Sam Zummerman lunuors and Douglas Thorlcelson sophomore have partucupated un thus actuvuty Durected by Muss Bertram Cannaday Valley Cuty debaters have attended th annual debate tournament at Moorhead Munnesota December 2 34 A North Da kota tournament was held at Steele March lo wuth tTve members from thus school at tendung lndependently Valley Cuty has engaged un practuce debates wuth teams from Eusmarck and Jamestown The two teams representung the school were Alan Mclees and John Monson negatuve and Eleanor Stern and Sam Zummerman athrmatuve Wuth Muss Cannaday acting a chaurman teams of other hugh schools who partucupated carve from Fargo VVahpeton and Jamestown Fargo the wunner from thus dustruct contest went to the state tournament held at Grand Forks May 9 lO ul Hugh School Week at the Unuversuty where they com peted wuth other dustruct wunners forthe state tutle Scutrrl lIrLees Purzulell Tluss Cllllllflllllll ffuuuuuvuuuuruuu Urufeus Stun and 'llrD0naId Standing ThozluelsouzandM01usou1 Pave Tuuentu suv , , ' T fl ' ' ' ' Blu '5 ' I . . . T , , S 'l . ' ' ',', 1 l ' , uc 7 ' , Q - . . . . A . . ,X . , . ,, ' Y ' ll I 1 f 1 I V 1 1 . A1 , , , , u 1 r I - , I I I - - ' - I I ' I - , . N . . . - , Valley City placed second in the annual district contest held here April 20. ' - , I 1 V . I . 4 . . . S I . l I I I I ' - ' I I - F, . . . - , , .. A . .' '. , A W Q , fl! .. , v ' -3, , . 1 . ' : . . . , AS ' Y ' D. 'W 1? lx I 4 c 1 Tn, N H An enture sux weeks perrod ot speech work was spent wrntung and glvmg ongnnal orattons Amerrcas Place an the World ot Aftanrs lt wasnt all work though for there was a prlze ot tlve dollars behcnd It which Sam Zummerman carried oft wnth Barbara Wynkoop and Esther Framstad followlng close ly at hns heels In the dlstrlct hugh school Ma onuc ora orcal contest Barbara Wynkoop placed second wuth Jamestown capturung flrs place Two wunners from the tour regtons ot the state wull enter the tlnals at the Grand Lodge s ssucns In Fargo In June Pzvulell Damzsez Anderson Ftamstarl Wunkoop Shut When Oscar Paulson and Alvtn Pytluk went around In a trance you prob ably wondered what had happened to them Now the secret has come out They along wnth twenty seven other upper classmen slgned up tor speech class Durnng the year this class has concentrated on dnfterent knnds at speeches topped perhaps by Ross Dooleys pantomume ot a tlshung excursuon Headed by Harry Upton he laughs and gsggles Issuing tram the speech room every other day seem natural to other classes nearby Qpeech entered ln er school ccmpetltlon when five members partlclpated In the declamatlon section ot the distract contest which was held rn Valley Cnty Four out ot the tlve won tlrsts hereby becomlng eluguble to en er the state contest at Grand Forks Sam Zimmerman placed In orlglnal oratlon Harry Upton In humorous reading Patrlcla Pegg IH serious readlng 'eannette McDonald In torenstc reading with Esthe Framstad second In poetry Fluent English has been developed too Arleugh Abrahamson has decided to compete wtth Betty Frltch for a champnonshlp as tar as ustng bug words ts concern ed Anyhow he ends wlth Confusclous say Take speech Its lots ot fun Ftrs! R014 Campbell Lazctztson Itamstafl ll ynltoop SIHIZL An cI01.s01z Johnson Second R011 Stzllmgs Yznzmetman Koehn lllason Jaan Tlatets Fntch Thnd R011 Pzculell Shan Dooley Izetson llzllru 'llouzs Sfoty Last R011 Coddmg Paulson Pfusfh Abraham son lpfmz Pyflzlt ist' Page Twenty set en - H - 1 - 1 - 11 t - 1 f , . s T i ' 1 ' ' 4 I . . f Q . . . V . ' v 1 - r 1 ,Y u . , A' ,L f .. . . , - I I . . . A I I I t - - - , . 1 I .A .. .. . cs I - ,t r - 2 f I I I J I I , . . . . . . ,, . ,, . ' II A I ll . , . . . '., .- -.' -. ,'- . T - A v - 1 - J J 1 ss v 1 nw , 4 , Q. . n , ,f ,,, . , L . . , 1 , , A , f 7 . -' . '. .. '. ,- . . v ' a ' ' 'J y y 1 ,rf ,- .. . s .. . . 1 - .lvl fa - ' ' x J L' ! - 1 T '4 ' v v - , 'n W . . A A Xl 1 4 . 1 .fl 4 0 x 'r - 1 PN A-1-1 Pyflul Lcffcnnuauez 'llaucsh Bmzlzzus Rrunzuuuu Iuutcheuf Gzeqeu son Sfouell Bzorurluell All year long you have heard The gurls Tallang abouT home economucs classes and have probably wondered whaT They have been doung way over There on The Top floor of The Junuor Hugh school Under The unsTrucTuon of Mass Helen Noess There are TwenTy four member un The Home Economucs I Class and 9 members un The Home Economucs II class Bofh classes have been cookung and sewung and The Home Economucs l class spenf consuder able Tume un cluscussung The Gurl and Her l'ruends Thus course covered Thoroughly Th cloThes personal core personaIuTy and manners Ter gurls and boys The Home Econ omucs Il Class? They have sTudued Cnuld Care Two 011+ Tauuaung accomplushmenfs of The Two classes durung The year were a b nqueT for The Kuwanus Club whuch was prepared and served by The gurls and a dun ner for The members of The Board of EducaTuon and Theur wuves Members of The Home Economucs II class helped Muss Eva Larson when she gave unsTrucTuons Tor cookung classes whuch were held un The RuTchue School AnoTher underTakung was a sTyle show wuTh The gurls modelung The cloThe whuch They made durung The year Accordung To The unsTrucTor Muss Noess mosT of The gurls have become exceu lenT seamsTresses hzurlou Miss Norfss lllrumsh P10lhI! PracTucung for The dunner To be serfed ThaT evenung are These Home Cconcmucs II sTudenTs snap ped unawares AcTung as ladues of leusure are Max une Rudow and Helen Buorhus whule lrnogene Tvlaresh Hlls The Tumblers Muss Helen Noess unsTrucTor looks on To see ThaT all us done correctly The class had a ToTal membershup of nune duvuded unTo Two famulues one of Tour and The other of five members Each Tamuly served a low cosT and meduum pruced dunner To guesTs and The TogeTher The Two served a meal un whuch cosT was 'F noT consudered Page Twenty ezght .Tlx- 1-.l11 A 4 T 1 'T i , r . T.. 'rT... '. , , ' . . ' . 3' , , VT T T 1 'V T , -'T T ' , T , ' 1 . . . Q V U ' I ..,, . ' . . ' , - 3 , . I - , . . . ,, . -. ,, . Q r . o I T T TT T- TT C WV T. . . -..TT 3 T T ' ' 3 . . . . T T T j T T n 1 Q I 1 ,', T JT, - T T', T . , 4. S T , . . . X L . , T 1 - ' T T T T - T fr - - 11 T T T ,, TT - TT . - . . H T T T ,T ,qw 'Z . , TJ..- A N, fl ,YH L, ,T . , T -ik E Ban J Tlmfslz Stuasvu Ill! The undustrual arts sectuon of The hugh school us duvuded unto two separate sec Tuons Shop l consustung of twenty Tour students and Shop ll Twenty tour These two classes meet every afternoon un the Junuor Hugh Buuldung Shop traunung us not guven as specualuzed vocational traunung but rather seek to guve a general knowledge of The dufterent undustrual products and processes Trauru ung us guven un bench work wood turnung bench metal work auto mechanucs and pruntung There are many unuts ot skull developed The selectuon of prouects us com shop us done tor uts practucal purpose ln The course ot the gererol traunung guven held trups to the undustrual shops of the cuty are taken At Chappell s Sheet Metal Shop the boys were guven an unstructuve demonstrotuon and lecture relatuve to many of the skull employed un sheet metal workung l-lorold Davudson ot Davudson s Machune Chop gave unformatuon on the machune undustry The tlve maun obuectuves ofthe course are to develop skull un hand ng uools to teach apprecuatuon for the skulled work to develop vocatuonal unterests to ofTer ex ploratuon and guudance un selectung an occupatuon to help students acquure consumer knowledge and to duscover talent unte ests and aptutudes imlou Nelson Gourlon Gueb A typucal prouect of the manual arts classe ot The hugh school us represented un thus pucture Arudor Nelson and Gordon Greb are puttung The tlru ushung touches on a meducune chest they have con structed The prouect us one that us done un the regular course tor the year The materual used us whute pune paunted wuth two coats ot whute paunt and decorated wuth a red cross Page Tu enty nine X I if , W N ,. ' X, .Q T ' 5' 5 h I 6 To QW 7, su ' . , . . 9 , ' '. L '. . ..., I I - I , ' . I I I I l paratively tree from restriction by the instructor, Merritt N. Flynn, Everything in the . . . . , . . , . . . H V A I A 0. , D, ' I s E . J, . 19' . . . . W , Under the supervusuon of Mrs Dorothy Howell students Interested un raduo work plan ned an all school broadcast for May l Dufterenu classe wrote htteen munute clramatuc skuts wuth the best one selected for the broadcast All commercual programs went on as usual but household hunts and news ot the hugh school were a few ot the new featuues Approxumately twenty tive student an nouncers helped James Nuelson the oftlcual an nouncer for the school Peter son IN uelsouz Thus year a new home room prouect was presented un the form of a raduo procuram serues entutled Plannung Your Career Each home room was equupped wuth a raduo and nune educatuonal topucs were guven durung the regular home room peruods each Thursday startung January ll and endung March 4 Musuc for the programs was under the durectuon of E A Odegard wuth Fran ces Muller ard Roy Peterson actung as student commuttee and sungung the theme song Hymn to Valley Hugh James Ntelson was otftlcual announcer throughout the serues whule Mrs Dorothy Howell French Instructor was IU charge of the short skuts whuch were guven by the varuous home rooms These programs were untended to guve the student a better udea as to what type ot occupatuon he was best suuted tor and how he could prepare humselt tor ut New trends and rapud changes un the occupatuonal world were tressed The slats presented were Extunctuon of Certann Occupatuons Home Room 205 Occupatuons Change Rapudly Home Room T03 New Trends un the Occupa tuonal World Home Room 201 How Can We Make Jobs Home Room 303 and Movung Goods to More Places Home Room 310 People Wull Always Eat Home Room 302 Have You Any Specual Talent? Home Room lll Goods Must Be Sold Home Room 203 and Technucal Preparatuon For a Job Home Room 307 TT TIfLfe.s Pruuulsrm Ploujhau Dans Norah Page Thuu ty - . I . I , ' L - ' , - :1 1 f . - . , T' . v - . . . ,, . ,, . . J . , . , . - - 1 . I x . . . 11 1 11 - - . - - 1 1 , . . . ' . Q . ,, . . . . ,, - 1 11 - Q 11 11 - I I I - - 11 11 11 1 1 1 1 ll ' Il , . II ' ll ll ' If 1 1 - ll ll ll ' ' 1 1 1 ll , . , . , 1 ,- . . . . . . . - A v ' r . J ' 1 - Composed ot the Latrn II classes tlne Latun Club held ITS tlrst meetIng wIth nearly X twenty members present ElsIe Frntch and An drew Sathe sophomores were elected as con suls and Mary Margaret Sanger also a sopho more was chosen as nuntIus meonmg reporter The clcb chose as lfS name Ecce Guam Bo num whIch when translated means Behold hcvv goodl Roman VSCIQSS and cookmg uten sIls were the toplcs for demonstrahon at one ot the meetmgs Thns extra currlcular actIvIty Ra .,, was completely voluntary and new members Mamma, could IoIn at any tame .bathe .5fInge1 P 1 ztfh Back further and further Into the past goes trme and there sea ed at a Iable ID a magmtlcent palace IU Rome IS the great Roman Douglas Thorlcelson hIs roga tUCl4 ed proudly around hIm WOITIDQ tor hIs darly delIcocIesl But thIs IS only one of the scenes from Roman lrte whIch mIgnt have been seen If It were permIssIble to peek Into the club room door of that magIc taker Into the past the LatIn Club Early ID the fall the club was formed by the LatIn classes and from the very flrst meetIng members under the dIrectIon ot Mlss Lucy Joyce Latun Instructor began theIr trlps through VOFIOUS places ID Rome learnrng theIr customs ha bIlS and manner of lIvIng Why at one of thelr me tIngs they were even allowed to Taste some Roman toad prepared from one of Cotos recupesl Gulps and gasps whIch escaped from the tryIng to be polIte members only proved that theIr Amerlcan tastes were stronger than theIr desIres to be real Romansl Greek gods and goddesses also stepped out and Introduced themselves through the persuasIve eftorts of varIous members and even Roman warfare was com pared wIth present day methods Each meetIng held new Interests and genume enloyment plus enducatIonaI knowledge was acqurred In such a clever way that It was hardly notIceablel F11sfRozL Sathe Szmde, Carlson, Szmon, Sanger, Gzofte F1 Itfh TIZOIZEISOII L1ebe11I1rIn Seco1zfIR0u Gmffemzzs, Allen McCann, Ur I1zfy1e 'lI1Leod B1e1lIe,Sl101peI1 Page Thu tu one 1 ' ' . 1 1 ' , . y 1 - 1 - - 11 I . 1 1 V ll ' N K 1 1 1 ,, . . ' 1 'W 'v l wi- . 1 , . ' ' . 4 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . , , . . . I . . . . , , H , 11 1 A - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . . D. , V , . . A 11 - 1 11 - - . , ' . . . . . I 1 1 . ,, , 1 , , . . f. ' . 1 , 1- r , I . N' , - w 1 , . , . 5 1 , . ' 7 A Y - ' v - , , Q - III J rl T 1 J Front Hou-.' Nelson, Sorenson, Jnnynitseh, Pegg, Lieberman, Aslrerooth. Ronze heimer, Lallum, Potter, Karn, Peterson, Riclzarrls, IC. Peterson, Ofsteflal. Second Roni: Brown, Myers, Beelfer, Szcarthout, Sathe, Laslfe. Mogren, Carlson, Nelson, Skorpen, Waters, Upton, Claspill, Richards. Third Roux' Paulson, Climie, Bergman, McCarthy, Mr-Leofl, Grinrller, Spenningsliy, Colton, Jluresh, Johnson, Holter, M. Willson. Fourth Hou? Carter, R. Willson, Langenzo, Neil, ll'11lie, Common, Larson, Ployhar, Irerson, Nielson. Concerts, music tor tootball and basketball games, and recitals are iust three ot the projects which were undertaken by the band and the orchestra this year! Composed ot titty-six members, the band gave its annual concert in the high school auditorium, December 6. The organization also presented short concerts in the Winter Show and received an excellent rating in the district music contest held here in April. The pep band was present at all football and basketball games and it also was the musical backgrounds tor performances in the gym circus. Otticers ot the band were: Robert Colton, President, Joyce Ronzheimer, vice- president, June Bergman, secretary-treasurer, and Janet McCarthy, property manager. Besides its concert in February, the Valley City High School orchestra took a vital part in the operetta and the iunior play. Twenty-tive members made up its per- sonnel and having tied with the Jamestown orchestra tor a superior rating in the district music contest here, the organization entered state competition at Grand Forks. First Violin: H. Johnson, Wynlfoop, Ottinger, Stillings, DllZ'l'flS0tZ,' Ser-ond Violin: G. Johnson, .lIorr1's, Geralrl, Ofsterlal, Sehuanke, Naelfel: Oboe: Slforpen: Flutes: Berg- man, Rl'I'hIlI'fl.9,' Horns: Willson, L. Johnson, Clarinets: Ronzheimer, Potter: Tromlione: Nielson, Irerson: Cornets: Claspill, Ilptong String Hass: Common, Ployharq Tympani: Carter, Cello: MeLeorl, G. Larsonq Piano: Grotte. Ill J I ' Q , -. mer, zronzheimer, Fearn, Wien, 5 , c- Wa, lay, Allen, Cartevy Macdonald, Uloth, Risa. Second Row ' Skonnord, Mclntyre, Potter, Pfaf, Fritch Miller G Framstad, Foster Cozort A Rost , , rotberg, Richards, , , nderson, Wynkoop. Third Row: Schwar , Clasplll, Zimmerman, Pegg, Ployhar U ' Peterson, J. GTOtb6 z ' ' zv. , pton, Coddmg, Nielsvn, NA -I- fy, Grejfemus, Thorlcelson, Laske. if ' 5 'iii lifi Scif sytl J Allen , x l 'A Richards 007' wg N' M cCacrth2l QNWQ A . Ccompaniszg Johnson! F1-amstad 9 . they W G10 may-'Tn tem'S0W Two P2 ' xsoffh we Www., Fzl'-Y! 1? . - Ofggf' F 707128523 B0l'!om.' Grgglf 'M The-ff koiefgd e0w..e5!j0n2eeme, . '72, J Waisg Cargiibjlgy, Rzbjl, Alccflryz I ii- meod y, Ill ii I1 I I Pooh-Bah, Lord High Everything Else, was portrayed by Jack Grotberg, iunior. Paul Claspill, senior, was Pish-Tush, a no- ble lord. The two words of Ko-Ko, Pitti- Sing and Peep-Bo, were played by Bet- ty Grotberg, junior, and Joyce Ronzheimer, senior. Forty mem- bers of the a cappella choir made up the chorus of Japan- ese men and women. Ronzheimer, Claspfill 07,05 6 67:1 86159 0 rogberg . Grotberg, A. Olson, Brown, Allen, Skonmwd, Zimmerman, Nielson, Petev ynkoop, C. Anderson, Richards, Paulson, Rudow. loth, Risa, Laske, Thofrkelson, Carter, Macdonald, Cozort, Ofstedal. E. A. Odeganl Edfield A. Odegard, music in- structor of Valley City High School, directed the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, The Mikado, this year. Assisted by Mrs. Dorothy Howell, French teacher, he has, for two years, presented musical comedies by Gilbert and Sullivan. Under his supervision, also, are the small vocal groups, and all solo contest work. Casl 11 - .lii -l-iii D B il H1 il 1 L Miss Lucy Joyce Q JUNIOIQ DLAV Seated: Franzstad, McDonald, Stern, Dooley. Standing: Shaw, Anderson, Cozort, Zimnzernzan, Rost, Lieberman, Eggert, Stillings, Willson, Upton, Lcdlnm, Berrgdn. Sixteen members of the iunior closs chose the ploy Silos Morner by George Eliot os their closs production. The finding of litile Eppie disrupted Silos' uneventful life, so thot Throughout the ploy o groduol chonge come over The rniser, who leorned to regord Eppie os The reoi freosure in his life. MS s-C0 6 ww W . i.CVO5il- B0 6058 'SCO 6 O RK 0 5 .AC CWYDNXQCYK Og we ixoi '. dy oWO?NOf,s6XXOdex'x1fgOQqx. SEXOQCC A xosiffe' xoil' QYNOK P366 1' yxef K W Od S., 'P .Xi wxe ogei we - -ew one sw we ww . no Nxxoxe C V655 soo' ov SO? 05 We S V 5K Q '93 I' . O O5 Nfl YW, Ylxe xioigoex SN SGNOK . awk 6664! BGVN ' xJxQX,TX3ief . 0 '46 X09 5 Yifoiwsi ' Jews dm ' YXOY Bust on Broodwoy, by Tnornron NN'rXder wds seXede by K'ne doss oi XQAO. Ps cosk oi x'n'rr'ry rnernbers nod to Xeorn 'ngs ond ro do Kxnekr OnNy Vne 5 Yxornor es Yres O0 X excu 'NON y wer K NJ no c srrnp y rnen. xbenn ond o 'nrnen S09 X ded OCVWQ e no 9- Xub re no X becouse 'Cne The drorno on opporxun- cnng erdoss s goye ' roXenK boo to be Ms progrorn ' Xo show KYNGW very nnennbef eodn sr-A wee rnork. ObXYxKy. E Og Q QOWMXXXGG I 'germ 'rn order ko recewe 0 Our Towni' 6 over to 'xrnogkne sem ocfrng Xn ponkornkme. boresk necessxfres 05 sioge prop fres were used, ond the sroge rnon- Xorned Xbe srruofxons to Kbe Xoy snowed Kbe I no oeoX'n oger exp oudkence. The p eyerydoy Ne, rnorrkoge, o Kn the X'ruXe town ok Groyers Cor- ners, New X'NornpsbXre. We S G1-nber ea! pyieb Agp Ued: Z .' I L' 0 P ng age 0, if Gy- 'lug , Mor 7'2ls-I Xin, Ageing Zc,1,,' Stra 2.9! 510,671 FZ' SS91- , Th Hgh 7195 Egg Oyfkey Ru 010 7WD do Zan Z0 a7ZQ1'. Ch ' Zng 72:51 .' , K-0 ejlle 7 Son ' H dll? 618071 I P ZC?lfe!! M cLeeS . 1 S072- HMP et 8 gerson -S 'Ask era J C Q7-ter VGYO OXKQ Hub 715-OIL P f - econd 1? Oth, C! z' , Ztgck . ow Sz . andzzzgg! F U D First Row Bottom: R. Ludwig, L. Ludwig, Barr, Jacobson, Pfusch, Willey, Richards. I. Second Row: Upton, Sanden, Matz, McLees, Neil, Potter, Story, Anderson. Third Row: Clancy, Gesellchen, Myhre,Halonen, Hetland, Schmidt, Stillings. f Fourth Row: Coach Halmrast, Ratzlaff, Knudson, Rudow, Sindlinger, Coach I1 mann. I FOOTBALL SCORES ,g Valley City 39 .......... '. .Northwood 6 Valley City 4T ..... .... H illsboro O I Volley City 6 ..... .... B ismarck I3 -. Valley City 6 ..... .... F argo O Valley City l9 ..... .... W ahpeton O Valley City 6 ..... .... J amestown l2 Valley City 18 ..... .... O akes O Valley City 25 .... .... D evils Lake O Le Q717ZZ. 729 126 fa Q 6, Francis Potter Bob Neil Ernest Barr Bob Richards D. Spenningsby IJ A- -f 4-1 K Z7'6 Z' 190211 oz' H2 Seca , . XN1 I New . .'1. - ' 5? f , - 5. 1 ', f , f FQJQOZSZ' gow. , ,, I . 4130623 Covwzofz, 1?Qlf?!q?9f ilfqllfgyg 117063, 740725 0203 601206 67126153 6'f'zz2zLs', A'b0C'lf', Oz' 1' rzk-4, ff- 3 P f L I 8072, lfG?fi'25zs, C0006 Flgfwg, 6 6 46? 62 6 el 7'422'f!1iPQ50.' lijasfzzzzsafefz, IZ!!-25263 Z2 AXOQCQ Siacfij Pefef-8072, 4 ze 0072, ' P02026 1?02v,- C47-glpiofwlsfofz, Lasfffg Sorefag-022, Pfoydqyg Jfggypfz, 1 zlahnras A. C. G1 i dSie1Xv fa ic P1 fm, 11 ' Seftg 6 . ,W 1 R0 Si d sew W W bs co J G1 qql 9 , S10 r Wq SJW w' , ' B0 .av' ,ns 11130 h zvusc 1205 Stofry 1205 bson Jaco 0- L Larssen COW Fvster ne 'fl ne Sande Way zfvfon .ll zfafr ff Baia 1 icntett, Neil, Lane, First Row Bottom: Manager Ranum, Zinzmerrnan, P Swafrthont, Coach Halnwast. ' ' d Abrahanzson, Larson, Persons, Moe, Gray. Potter, Second Row: Lndwtg, Rzchar s, K E 'W 'P If Abe makes Q basket e Za to 7- .9 fd Q7226 6' 'zqbi Q51 zgozt I J- Q 'C to - A z -A t - t '41 ., ' aw Q 1 ul .4 ,. 1 Z, no 7 t mzmerman R wg, I 4 ichfwds X P0fter - PiC'Ll,lell 7 ' 1 5 1 Moe . i l , i auf First Row Bottom: McCread Second Ro C h L h gf, Sanden, McLees, Delmore. .2 u. oac J e fmann,Anderso'iL,Z?orc1z t, L J ' 'f -A 5 McQuade, Schmidt. I er U wig' 3 BASKETBALL scones ' Valley City 35 .................. Enderlin 24 Valley City .57 ........ .... C ooperstown ' Valley City 25 .... .... H illsboro 20 Valley City 39 ..... . . .Bismarck Valley City 29 ..... ..... M andan Valley City 30 ..... Valley City Valley City . . Valley Cit . . . . .Breckenridge 25 .... . . . .Wahpeton 26 . . Larson 20 . . . .Jamestown 2l y I8 .... .... M oorlwead I7 Valley City 33 ..... . . .Grand Forks 30 J Valley Citv 30 ..... ..... E nderlin 24 t fig , Valley City 29 ..... ..... S t. Mary's 27 13. Valley City 26 ,... .... B ismarck 31 Valley City 29 .... .... M andan 42 5 Valley City 3l .... .... F argo 33 h J Valley City 28 .......... ........ J amestown 20 .1 ' Valley City 24 .................. Wahpeton 35 A Q NX DISTRICT TOURNAMENT I 2 Valley Cit 33 .................. Jamestown 30 L' Valley city 3l .................. Wahpeton 28 Ab7'C0ha'mSon W STATE TOURNAMENT Valley City 27 ,................. Devils lake 'V Valley City 27 ..... il I bd V' A9 4. 1 Pe1'S0nS l are 4 . 1.9 Lane Gray 1 Swarthout Ludwig Neil Coach W G Lehmann 'Q lf' P-yramiding A , Ladder J wLQMtSCh on 1 568 Q7'CZf!e! 6, Q7-6, Q 3 E1 ,M A , W fe Row: Ranum, Neil, C0zort,Baw, Pfusch, Foster, St7'f1,SS6l', Baasch. McLees, Larson, Myhre, Halonen, McQuade, Dieterich, Pegg, Zann, Lehmann. JE' e f X, , I A if in ,,. 4 li an C hamplww Ffrdnt Row left to mght Emanuel, Jensen. Secfmd Row: Coach Ellies Foster Spennzngsby McCann Matz Claspill, Askerooth, Johnson, Ottinger. Thzrd Row Amundson Nzelson Mavesh Pfnsch, Stowell, Monson, Hetland. Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley City City City City City City City SEASONS RECORD Fargo 2 Wahpeton 0 Jamestown l Sacred Heart l Jamestown O Sacred Heart l Fargo 3 STATE CHAMPIONS g'l,'YlfA ct'i,0'7l' -:Lg 'K QN Captain Pfusch E. Zazm , I G' A- A- President Pursuing fhe ide I r cmd sportsmanship, ,ses giqfxn W fomposnd of last years Thmeeg ettel: winners, hos completed its yecrs work which included gr- chery, hiking, Qnd ploy nights eq 0 . Q72 745.6 7' ' 0 yslbal . Fd ucahb qleen n 'fa G?-01,56 5 619 C Girls on Wheels . h n d , Jfimgmtsc ' g ,Sor- Sun e Pfam Koehgfzaun, 4- ii Wa lp 1 gfilwfhumvw pw!-1 - fw. . Fwst ROS Cond Row. I Daywlser, 1- e Hivwchbefge' '. t Thifrd ROW y E' Chfrllts . 31153212 MMM' MCD 0 A A- MEMBERS . B . 'Mtsch' 'at SOWMOTL' h, Rofrmwb- Ld, Rwio , - F ifrst Row: C'd,MIgS1d12Ogm5aa't6'ff Koemey' wr Seem Third RW , Chfflfs 1 . t ggqunuser, MMM' FH c X v4w0 ' oxlxoox I o A cond3d Comer Ad wif fc K, :S vw x-wa' Yxef-Vmom TEACHER STUDIES ,Nxvx I4 QI: ? A gf P48 A 4 W, XWM x we Mos' PPPU 'LUX Xfoe 05 Kew W' sc 006 N00 P V90 650 Q65 500 hoQK5 Ylex Lkebermon s Frm-nsidd Sfu d 'Sf y f7 wr 0966-g!ol! 1 ll Seventh Mclees Heaven for 4.411 QI 1 1 Iso d I Ury 01179 his 'M M 1 'Z L , , rn' Vwpi f Q 4 , 'ff ,V is ly I if jr I 9241- ,V . ibvglw 4 'x 1+ -v',,'k x ,f N ll ,yi .bffx - 'Qs' ' W J x ,Y fi? .L 'Y' I HA '4 V X . .yff-as 421' ' Ev Y if f 1 '2 -, in A S' 1 I K EA fx Axxx-My rv N ,yu 1 li 31 , ,L 'Q' IT11sfRou Bottom Hmsrhlwlqvr W 1011 F Chlzsf Rzulou lla: zlmmlfl Sffomlhou 1111101 Clunm Cartel qafhz USFTERS Rught thus way Madam Have you a reserved seat These were com mon phrases to the members of thus year s usher squad Nlne gurls under the dnrectnon of Mrss Glemce Thompson commercual Instructor ushered at all ofthe basketball games plays exhnbutuons and concerts Instead of the usual blue and whute sweaters the gurls wore black slclrts whate blouses and black tues The squad thus year conslsted of nnne members Evelyn Chrtst Orphah Sathe Phyllus Carter Frances Maller Ednth Clumue Carroll Hlnschberger Charlotte Macdonald all sensors and Aldara Wnen guntor CHEERLEADERS The score rs 24 to 23 In favor of the Hu Llners' The crowd ns tense ther mtght be time for one more basket before the fTnal gun goes ottl The opposlng team calls tame out and out come the cheerleaders First Doug then Red and last .lnm Come on everybody Yeah Blue' Yeah Whnte' The cheerleaders thrs year were all boys Lyle Aslcerooth sensor James Stnllmgs tumor and Douglas Thorkelson sophomore Thor hclson 4 shi 1 ootlz bftllmqs Page Forty nme K 1 U 5 Q, Q yn. 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Urlrl SEPTEMBER Schoolll lO9 freshmen wrth brrght and slrtrna aces and there rs a great deal of norse and contusron Mrss Helen Noess rs Th new nom economrcs Teacher a d M s O R Shelby s school lrbrarran Just recerved assrgnrnents and become accus tomed a lrttle to Th new order Frrst assembly New seatrng arranaent nT m Jch to the senrors drsgust Cale of actrvrty Tcke s contest r on Wrnner To be grven a Tr e moyre loyal supporters Thrrt en mrtrated rnto a cappella by Twenty erght old member There have been a number of flrsts Thrs month wrth today The Tkrst out door send oft To th Brsmarck game tlrst Booster Board organr ei Tor the Fargo Valley Crty game OCTOBER D Charles Barker lectured on Come Back Here Mrndl Booster Week declared by sponsors of board Drmcrpal A C Van Wyk ard W G Lehmann physrcal educatron rnstructor Dean McConn and Lyl Askerooth Eleanor Stern Exelyn Chrrst and James Nrelson Won Fargo game Dr Pray was presented wrth honorary award m a specral assembly Snake dance after that Page Frffu Recerved plan dummy Tor annual Frrday The thrrteenth No fatal accrdents rust po tponement of tftfahpeton game We beat' l Unclerclassmen home room prctures were Tak en today Qenrors sat and warted rn vom forgettrng they rated rndryraual prctures Sen or grrls won soccer champronshrp Frrst report card day Football game wrth Oake choor rtur day or Frrday Wheel l Halloween tree dance ana movre by Junror NOVEMBER .lJnror Play Trckets tloatmg around la chosen oy dramatrc c l wth the ret one to b presented at the Chrrstmas program Armrstrce program wrth reaclrngs and gle cub .lunror class play Srlas Marne Thanksgrvmg vacatron a week sooner' lha tk Mr Rooseveltll DLCEMBER l Frrst basketball game a double header 2 3 4 Debate Tournament at Moorhead Some peo ple get out of MORE chooll Double pep program for operetta and basket ball game Do they mrx'9 Or should rt be What a mrx upll P 1 J 1 r r' r r I J i J 12, A . 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' 8. . ul IIDUI ,fl M :nee tthe Mlkado wlth The lun or ng schcol as tooge The Mkado In actual presentatuon wat auaklngs ancl auuverungs ow Ieet and slushll Ba d reccralnas made by VVDAY Tom too annual plctures CHRISTMAS VACATION BEGINS TODAYI JANUARY A new year school agalnll Started annual cbscrlptucn druve Senlor ploy I Our Toww Cast has been se lected by Mtss Joyce the cllrector Looked luke no annual only ISI subscruptlon alter all the excitement Report ccrds agaln What 1 day' I I-It Luner once more Mr Van Wyk made The yearbook a senlol c s prov t FEBRUARY I2 3 A basketball week end wuth games aaatnst ST Marys Busmarck and Mandan 5 The hockey team hasnt lost a game so th y are unothcual state champs Lil Drlrl Recftal of vocal and Instrumental solos and small groups Debate trup to Jamestown Members brought The cup home that they won last year Declamatlon speeches and readungs Gurls basketball tournament Orchestra concert 43 94 Dustrlct tournament at STC gym Valley Cnty s team as dlstrlct hamplons tor I939 T940 Q9 An extra day lor studues e c IVIARCI I Faculty coffee party debate trophy to basketball team A cappella concert 56789 Wunter show suaden drop ID school tendanre Scholastnc plaque went to 3OI attendance to JO9 forthe ourth term Sensor play wuth huge cast Neyer thought wed see The day when we were dead Masonuc oratuons wlth lunlors receiving all the honors Ellmnnatuon declamatlon contest Junlors wa k ed away wlth the honors agatnl Cnrls exhlbmon wlth Evalyn Zaun as queen cnd her at'endc'nts and new features Page Fzfty one rl J 'J r r' 'I r r ' J .s tm' Q fl ' ' A ' I If It 14. 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Kiwanis track meet, '25 District track meet Baccalaureate Sunday Senior breakfast Graduation June State track me t 11011013 JIUD lib VALEDICTCRIAN SALUTATCRIAN Bldllll Chiu! lone Ion hunter SCHOLASTIC ROLL JOIN' VUHWH Cllllllliffl .Slminmfl Cano!! Hinsrlzbezqei N711 1,,,U,,,,,,1 Wlllzam Pzrulell lalnofq Slmpfii Dean UcC01m 1 1111114 1tf,,,,, Jcmiu Nwleon Iobc1fPj1rsrl1 -111111 lIrLccs Arthur Llllffllllllllll iilenz Olson lu tm Imran Lmtez Sonizuzlniq Iunics FflUflNfIOIH lllen Lum 111111 Fnlrh I all If Izinqni vi Page F Lfty tu 0 . 26. . 5' I ' ' 4 28, - ' . 17. ' ' . c. 204 . . I 31. . 29. - 1, l, e. I ' rl' ' ' rl ' v F N -. u ' - jx , Y J J 1,1 . L ,lf A Av. , Q. AI JJ , x I , Ag ' I k f 4 ft 1 I -1 . Ifwrg, . 'fwl Members of The l94O Sheyenne STalT realuzlng ThaT adverhsung IS an 1mporTan TacTor an The Tlnancual success of a year book wash To express Thesr apprecuahon To Th business and The professronal men of Valley ClTy who Throual' Theur splendid splruT of cooperation have helped To make Thus sevenTeenTh edmon of The Sheyenne posslble Each sTar behlnd The name 1nducaTes The conTrlbuTuon of an addmonal Two and one half dollars SHEYENNE SPUNSURS Amerlcan Nahonal Bank Anderson Furnnfure Co B 8- B BooTery Barnes CounTy Co op Creamery Barnes County lmplemenf Co Blenn MoTor Co Blumes Bakery Bluebird BeauTy Shop CarpenTer Lumber Co Clarks College Grocery General Banknng Household Furnishing Shoes for Everyone Daury ProducTs Farm Machunery Dodge Dealers Baked Good Halrdressnng Buvldung Suopl es Food STore AuTo Supplues 8 Hardware Conoco SSFVICS STaTuon Leegard s DakoTa Drug Co Duffy MoTors The Farr Farr nf Creamer, Fldeluty Bualdlng and First Nahonal Bank Foss Drug Co Gamble STore Getchell Prunnng Co Loan Ass n Servnce To your Car TolleT Arhcles 8. 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