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"Has anyone seen C la re n c e ? " W e had h im surrounded here w ith sentries M r . Cooper brought his lit t le shadow alo ng , w h ich was som etimes a ll we
could fin d o f h im . introduction.
W e ll, as long as most o f our arm y is here, let's get on w ith the
That's A rlly s Treude, right foreground, and going around clo ckw ise
E laine W h ite , Roland W a lth , Pat C u sk e lly , Joan Ressler, Jo a n ie C o x , C atherine K u yle n, M a rjie H a ll, Daryls Christenson, Ruth M c C o n n e ll, A lle n Hagburg, lin e Scheunem an, Toby M ille r , C la re n ce W a lth , Ray Thomas, Dorothy M a e Fisher, Doug H yke, Edith Kovash, and D ic k E h li.
AdeÂ
Dona E llefson,
G eneral W alth 's o fficers included brother Roland (Lt. J . G . ) , over Fea tures; L t. Ray Thomas, A rt; Lt. E llefso n , Classes; L t. D ic k E h li, O rganizations; Lt. H yke, Sports. Lt. Bartholom e must have been out hunting up advertising, for once. As for the rest o f us, w e were just buck privates, lik e M r . C o op e r, so w e d id a ll the w ork. W e ll, m aybe not q u ite a l l . T h e lith o grap h in g expense of
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The doctor is in.
Two,
"It's your turn 1"
m iddle-size.
We ought to have this more often.
We like good music.
We like good food. There's more where we com e from,
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None today
One of Mr.
Cooper's students demonstrating
his filing system
Limbs from my family tree.
Tell Him I'll be right down.
f 0'~‘
Majoring in agriculture.
"Now, 'Allen goes by
on die
Chinese question . .
and It m e lts .'
She's getting away . . .
Music and
Nice racket
Art appreciation.
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Christmas time at DSTC - - a program in the lounge.
"Come on, Doris, we ought to go to class . . . �
"everyone else is having such fun there �
'Somebody,
say something,
we're on the airi "
We were "out" of everything
The Cornchordia Trio
Keeping in practice
Town
Nuff said
and Country
Maybe it was the party for the boys
leaving for the service that made
Roger so sad - - o r the thought of leaving
the Savages, who lost Louie and Gerry
as w ell.
But cheer up, Roger,
the girls would have been glad to help out.
if the Savages hadn't pulled through.
Maybe they ought to help poor Don
get out of that drift first, though.
For our country's service
Sacks a n d shapes.
"Not in public,
L esliel"
The Renaissance
Did you hear that?
We promise
"I just know h e’ll c a ll”
"There's another point to c o n s i d e r ...’
"It was this way”
Girls must wait
You two again?
Bless my sole
Coffee and toast,
pliz?
And here
ill;
Going
Never associate with the studying type
Gone
Comics study, In training
and vice versa
W ell-heeled
He's heard that one before
behind a dry-goods counter
working at the cleaners
The m ilkm an cometh saying, "Patronize
rn e ..
and you w o n 't G reg's services
W estern A uto Parts C o . paid d ie lith o grap h in g ex p e n se o f th is p ag e.
This is how you do i t . ..
Some wives have books for h o m e w o rk ...
and some have c h ild re n , t o o . ..
and this, how it looks when it's done
But these are taking a v acatio n from both.
Some of us liked visitin g the punch t a b le . ..
.. .alm ost as m uch as d an cin g .
He had a little to do w ith the Yo u find M r . Cooper way up stairs Slope Teacher and the at the press, on third flo o r here, P ra irie Sm oke- - he had ways so we thought he would fe el at home to get us to w o rk . at the top of this page.
Roland has nothing to do w ith any errors in the Press. Someone else copyread the in correct proofs.
H,ght w ith o u t his c a m e r a - - he is busy w r itin g c o m ie rc ia
,|s - - an easy task fo r a fe llo w w ith a sm o oth l in e .
He's got his job a ll cleaned up.
But Ronnie is s till at it .
Before
How these boys are connected w ith South H all we don't know, but some o f the girls do.
Probably they were w aiting
for their own when M a rio n 's appeared—
or were they just curious?
W hen we don't have any homework .
W hen we do.
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KATHRYN STRAUSS Dickinson, North Dakota Major; Secretarial Arts Minors; English, German Activities: Women’s League, Future Teachers
of America,
International Relations Club.
DOUGLAS D. HYKE Bowman, North Dakota Majors;
Physical Education, Social Science, Biology Activities: Phi Sigma Pi, Men’s Union, "D" Club, Prairie Smoke, V ice President of "D" Club, President of Senior Class, Secretary-Treasurer of Men's Union, Student Council.
FLOYD PIERCE Scranton, North Dakota Major; Industrial Arts Minors: Geography, Agriculture Activities: Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, Band, Future Teachers of America, Cue Club, Inter national Relations Club, Intramurals.
IRENE CUSKELLY Killdeer, North Dakota Majors:
Business Administration, Social Science Minor; English Activities: Women's League, Newman Club, Cue Club, International Relations Club, Prairie Smoke, Slope Teacher, Alpha Psi Omego, Student Council.
MELVIN WALKER Elbowoods, North Dakota Major: Social Science Minors: English, P olitical Science Activities; International Relations Club, Chorus.
MARION BRADEMEYER Taylor, North Dakota Major; Mathematics Minors: Com merce, Speech Activities: Women's League, Band, Chorus, Cue Club, Lambda Delta Lambda, Pilgrim Fellowship, Women's A thletic Association, President of South Hall Council, Secretary-Treasurer of Lambda Delta Lambda, Secre tary-Treasurer of Senior Class.
GEORGE PAVLISH Dickinson, North Dakota Majors: Physical Education, Social Science Minor: Geography Activities: Phi Sigma Pi, Men's Union, "D" Club, Newman Club, Future Teachers of America, Basketball, Football, Track, President of Newman Club, President of Men’s Union, Secretary-Treasurer of "D " Club.
MINARD H. MAUS Golva, North Dakota Majors: Education, English Minor; Social Science Activities: Men's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, ”D" Club, Newman Club, Future Teachers of America, Student Council.
HELMUT ALBRECHT Judson, North Dakota Majors: Social Scien ce, Industrial Arts Minor: Geography A ctivities; Men's Union, V ice President of Senior Class.
OTTO J. FRANK Halliday, North Dakota Major: Social Science Minors: English, Biology Activities: Men’s Union, Band, Chorus, Lutheran Student Association, Phi Sigma Pi, International Relations Club.
CLARENCE WALTH Hebron, North Dakota Major: Industrial Arts Minors: Physical Education, Social Science Activities: Men’s Union, Band, Chorus, Future Teachers of America, Sketch Club, Cue Club, Prairie Smoke, Slope Teacher, Phi Sigma Pi, Alpha Psi Omega, Presi dent Sketch Club, Editor Prairie Smoke.
MILO DULLUM Killdeer, North Dakota Majors:
Composite Major in Science, Physical Education Minor; Agriculture Activities: Men's Union, "D " Club, Slope Teacher, Student Council, President and V ice President "D" Club, Captain Track Team .
LOUIS J. WANNER Dickinson, North Dakota Major: Minors: Activities:
Industrial Arts Commerce, Geography Men's Union, Newman Club, FTA,
WILLIAM ARNESON DeSart, North Dakota Major: Composite Major in Science Activities: Phi Signla Pi, Men's Union, Chorus, Cue Club, International Relations Club, Lambda Delta Lambda, President of Lambda Delta Lambda, V ice President of Phi Sigma Pi.
MRS. HELEN LANDIS Alamo, North Dakota Majors: English, Education Minors: History, Social Studies Activities: Women's League, Future Teachers of America, International Relations Club, Sigma Tau Delta, Student Council, President of Lambda Omicron Ypsilon.
GORDON BROWN Dickinson, North Dakota M ajor; Social Science Minors: History, English A ctivities: Men's Union, Slope Teacher, Track, Secretary-Treasurer of Men's Union.
EDITH KOVASH Dickinson, North Dakota Major: Physical Education Minors: Art, Biology Activities: Women’s League, Chorus, Newman Club, Sketch Club, Prairie Smoke, Women's Athletic Association, Secretary of the Junior Class, Student Council.
MAURICE L. GUNSCH Elgin, North Dakota Majors; Composite Major in Science Minor: German Activities: Phi Sigma Pi, Lambda Delta Lambda, Cue Club, Men’s Union, Pilgrim Fellowship.
COLIENE TAYLOR Zap, North Dakota Majors; Music, English Minor: Social Science Activities: Cue Club, Women’s League, Band, Chorus, Future Teachers of America, Vice President of FTA, Secretary of Women's League.
PAUL G. PREUSS Perham, Minnesota Majors:
Biology, Industrial Arts, Social Science A ctivities: Men’s Union, Future Teachers of America, Phi Sigma Pi.
ADELL HANSEN Dickinson, North Dakota Major: Minors:
Social Science Education, Speech, Foreign Languages Activities: Women’s League.
CHARLES PRIVRATSKY Dickinson, North Dakota
ill Majors: Physical Education, Social Science Minor: Geography A ctivities: Men's Union, "D ” Club, Future Teachers of America, V ice President of Men's Union.
GROVER C. HARLOW, JR. Storrs, Connecticut Major; Physical Education Minors: History, Political Science Activities: Cue Club, Band, Men's Union, "D" Club, Secretary-Treasurer of ”D" Club, Cheer Leader.
GEORGE DYNES Dickinson, North Dakota Majors:
Social Scien ce, Business Administration, Education Minor; English A ctivities: Phi Sigma Pi, Future Teachers of A m erica, Men's Union, Cue Club, Inter national Relations Club, Slope Teacher, Presi dent of Student Council.
ROLAND WALTH Hebron, North Dakota Major: Minors: Activities:
Industrial Arts
Commerce, Agriculture Men's Union, Future Teachej / o f Am erica, Cue Club, Prairie Smoke.
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ERVEN W. DAY, JR. Watford City, North Dakota Majors: Minor;
Composite Major in Natural Science German
Activities: Science Club, Men’s Union, Future Teachers of Am erica, Lutheran Student As sociation.
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ADELINE SCHEUNEMAN Reeder, North Dakota Major: Commerce and Education Minor: Social Studies Activities: Women's League, LSA, International Relations Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha.
ARNOLD A. MUELLER New Salem , North Dakota M ajor: Education, Social Science Minors: English, Speech Activities: Sigma Tau D elta, Men’s Union, Band, Future Teachers of Am erica, Cue Club, President of Future Teachers of Am erica, President of International Relations Club.
VERNON A. JACOBSEN Bismarck, North Dakota Major: Music Minors: Art, Social Science Activities: Men's Union, Band, Chorus, Lutheran Student Association, Jazz Quartet, Future Teachers of America, Camera Club, Sketch Club, Cue Club
T. P. LENAHRDT Dickinson, North Dakota
BILL ROBERTS Hettinger, North Dakota Majors: Physical Education, English Activities-. Men's Union, "D" Club, Newman Club, Slope Teacher.
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ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL
MAE GRAND PRE Dickinson
DONN GRAND PRE Dickinson
JIM GRAND PRE Dickinson
w t' DORIS STUART Bismarck
VESTA KOEPPLIN Raleigh
ELVA SAMUELSON Dickinson
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ARLYS BIRDS ALL Gladstone
ADELINE SCHULTZ Glen Ullin
DOROTHY FISHER Dickinson
JOYCE SWENSON Dickinson
VIRGINIA CUSKELLY Killdeer
IDA THORSON Wing
ESTHER BREIMEIER
DORIS KONO
New Salem
Grassy Butte
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Kemmerer, Wyoming
MRS. ANN MUELLER New Salem
IDA M. GERLICH Dickinson
MARY L. PREUSS Peiham, Minn.
WALTER HUBER Dickinson
EVELYN LONNING Mandan
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DOROTHY BLISS Scranton
ELEANOR SCHIELDS Dodge
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CATHERINE WESTLAKE Dickinson
DONA ELLEFSON Hettinger
MARJORY SCHMIDT Bismarck
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OCTET-MINUS-TWO
JUNIORS
A RN O LD UNTERSEHER G o ld en V a lle y
RICHARD KUNTZ Dickinson
LESLIE C O L L IN S Dickinson
D O N ALD
LU N D
M cLa u g h lin
DURWARD
W AGNER
Beach
ANTON
FU N K
Dodge
JO H N
G RO LL
Dickinson
LEO
REISENAUER Dickinson
W IL Y
TH O M AS G RATZ N e w Salem
D O RO THY BLISS Scranton
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ADAM N ew
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DOROTHY BECK Haynes
M A R V IN N ew
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JA C K New
WEBER England
RICHARD
EHLI
Dickinson
NORMAN
TO M M ERSO N
THEODORE
JO E
SCHIELDS
H a llid a y
Hettinger
TONY
W AX
EN G ELH A RD T Dickinson
Dickinson
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EDWARD H A R D IN G D ickinson
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M A R G IE
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JO H N
BARTH O LO M E Regent
TONY STRANSKY Dickinson
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KROGH
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G E R A L D IN E D A V ID Dickinson
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BETCHNER England
RICHARD
COOKE
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G ERR Y LINSETH W atford C ity
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D ELAN EY
D ic k i nson
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DON
PO LEN SKY B e lfield
ALBERT
M A R IO N
Beach
ROBERT
K ERIAN
C LYD E W ELC H Ekala, M o n t.
JE A N E T T E TRZYNKA Dickinson
EDW ARD
D ickinson
BIEL
Dickinson
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W IL E Y
W IL S O N
Stanton
R O N A LD
LU H M AN
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LU N D BERG
K illd e e r
RAYM O ND
THOMAS
ETHEL
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ROBERT
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SCHOENBORN
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G E N E H A G B U R G - President
D A P H N E C O L L I N S - Secretary
LARRY O T T E R S O N - V ic e President
MISS S C H U M A C H E R - Advisor
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JO Y C E
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F R O N T ROW: Left to Right:
Huffm an,
Pavlish, H ib l, S e id l. B A C K ROW: M anager Stoxen, R e in h ille r,
W ax,
W ilso n ,
Tam ayo, Thomas,
Hyke,
E. J . Anderson,
Krogh,
Linseth,
C a p t. Riedl
S te lz m ille r,
C oach W ien b erg e n .
i Adam G ra tz taking o ff in the broad jum p
G erry
Linseth leaving the boys behind in
the h a lf m i l e . ..
Joe W ax wins another. Tam ayo com ing up fast in the 220.
Joe and M ilo D u llu m are
two o f the Savages great distant runners.
.......... Tamayo getting edged out in the 2 2 0 ... E. J . Anderson putting the shot. With Huffman, Hyke, and Thomas, the Savages had 9' eat depth in the shot-put.
Picking up points in the 100 yard dash.
The Savages
won the track meet held here.
Huffman winning the 440 yard dash in the Dakota Montana track m eet. Roger is the greatest 440 man that the Savages ever have had.
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F R O N T ROW:
Left to Right:
C o -C a p t. Huffm an, H o iiin g e r. S E C O N D ROW: Thomas,
H yke,
Am sden,
and C oach Loy Y o u n g . B A C K ROW: Burda, D ire , M a rio n ,
L IN E , Left to Right: Q .B . Tam ayo,
H arlo w ,
W agner,
K untz,
Flyn n ,
Am sden,
R .H . T. G ra t z ,
M A N A G E R S : Maussand H o iiin g er
T aylo r,
Luhm an,
S te lz m ille r, Bartholom e,
H yke,
G r o ll,
G r o ll,
W e lc h ,
A th le tic D irector H . J . W ienbergen,
Schoenborn,
Kre itin g er,
M anager M aus,
C o -C a p t. Tam ayo,
Anderson,
and M anager
W eber, O ld e n bu rg , Reisenauer,
H e lm ,
Krogh,
Parker,
C o llin s , Lundberg
R e in h ille r,
and Tom G ra tz .
W e lc h ,
F .B . R e in h ille r,
D u llu m ,
Pavlish ,
Thomas,
Anderson,
Huffcman.
L . H . S te lz m ille r.
Ken S te lz m ille r p ick in g up yardage through the m idd le of the lin e . lin e for plenty of gains this year.
Ken h it center of
Inh isfirst year at the wheel of the Savages' gridiron m a ch in e , C oach Loy Young guided the H illtoppers on one of their best cam paigns. D ickinson Teachers com pleted an eight game schedule w ith six wins and two losses.
The two defeats were games w hich cou ld have gone
either way and only some tim e ly breaks in favor o f the opposition kept the Savages from a perfect slate. For the second straight year the V a lle y C ity V ik in g s captured the N D I A C crown w ith the Savages grabbing the runnerup spot. H ig h lig h t o f the 1950 season was the one sided shellackin g the locals handed Jamestown at Jam estow n, w ith the fin a l countreading 40-13 for the D ic k in  son Teachers. In the opening gam e played here in D ickin so n , C o ach Young's Savages and the Black H ills Teachers from Spearfish pushed each other a ll over the fie ld for sixty minutes and the end of the gam e found them right where they were when they started, tied 0-0. Local fans were given several bad m oments, as the Savages allo w ed pass receivers to get behind them , but buttered fingers prevented the South Dakota visitors from scoring. GEO RG E AM SDEN A ll-C o n fe re n c e End
N D IA C
Closest the lo cals got to the Spearfish goal lin e was in the second quarter when a Dickinson
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d r iv e fiz z le d out on the 14 yard lin e where the big Y e llo w Jackets line h e ld . Spearfish one march as far as the Savages' 17 yard lin e but the locals h eld .
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TAM AYO
C o -C a p ta in N D IA C
1950
A ll-C o n fe re n c e
H a lf Back
1949
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Conference H a lf Back 1949 N D IA C A ll-C o n fe re n c e H alf Back
1950
D O U G LAS N D IA C
HYKE
A ll-C o n fe re n c e
T ackle 1949 D a k. M ontana A l l C onference Tackle 1949 N D I A C A l I-C onference Ta ck le
C O - C A P T A IN S Tam ayo and Huffm an
1950 J O H N N Y G RO LL
1950
1949
made
Using every man on the bench except the w ater boy, the Savages opened their N D IA C schedule In con vincin g style by beating Bismarck Jun ior C o lle g e 32-7 w ith the only question being now large a m argin of victo ry the locals w ould have. a ll the way but the Savages w o u ld n 't be d en ied.
The C a p ita l C ity eleven fought
Tam ayo, Huffm an, S te lz m ille r, Hyke and
Krogh scored for the D ickinson boys. Playing in weather suitable for anything but fo o tb a ll, the Savages downed E llen d ale Dusties 6 - 0 to h ig h lig h t the Hom ecom ing a c tiv itie s . the lo cal
The score was favorable but it doesn't tell how
H illto p p ers, although outweighed 10-15 pounds per m an, outbattled their bigger
opponents. O n ly a w e t fie ld , togetherw ith a raw c h illy w in d w h ich p u ta c ra m p in the Savages' running and passing attack, kept the Savages from scoring a more one-sided v icto ry .
Ken
S te lz m ille r, hard driving sophomore h a lfb a ck , h it the m idd le and w ent over from the seven C LYD E
yard lin e to give D ickinson the m argin of v icto ry . Bottineau was next on the Savages' slate and in a hard fought game played at Bottineau, the DSTC boys chopped down a keyed up Forester eleven by a 19-6 count. It was a costly win for the Savages as eight Dickinson boys were injured and one was lost for the season.
C ly d e
W e lc h , sophomore center from Ekalaka, M ontana suffered a leg injury and did not return for the rest o f the schedule.
S te lz m ille r and Tam ayo scored a ll the Dickinson points w h ile Earl
Erickson counted for the Foresters.
LES C O L L IN S
Savages digging in
VERNON REINHILLER
GEORGE PAVLISH
T h e S c h illa H ardw are and Furnitu re Sto re paid th e lit h o  graphing ex p e n se o f th is p ag e.
DON ANDERSON RAY THOMAS
W ith three conference wins behind them , the Savages went to M in o t to face the Beavers in a c ru cia l conference t ilt and when the fin a l gun sounded it was 13-6 for the M a g ic C ity Teachers C o lle g e .
Bad breaks and costly fum bles helped the M in o t w inning cause w ith tiheir
star, Wes Luther, running, passing and k ick in g the Beavers to v icto ry . Playing their best gam e of the season. C o a c h Young's charges dumped the Jam estow n Jim m ie s 40-13 in a conference tilt played at Jam estow n. This was d e fin ite ly the Savages;1 night as every m ove made seemed to be the correct one and the score w ould have been even greater if the Savage mentor hadn't em p tied the b en ch .
Tam ayo let the Jim m ie s know th at
they were in for a busy evening as he raced 80 yards for a touchdown on the first play o f the gam e.
The third quarter ended 34 -0 for the Savages.
Led by quarterback J a ck Deney, South Dakota School o f M in es from Rapid C ity defeated the Savages 26-12 in a gam e played at Rapid C it y . that took the M iners out of hole after Inole.
It was Deney's passing and signal c a llin g
The v icto ry avenged a 25-6 defeat handed the
Hardrockers at D ickinson the season belfore. In weather more suitable for ic e skating, the Savages lowered the curtain on their 1950 gridiron season by downing Eastern M o n ta n a C o lle g e o f Education o f B illin g s 25-0 on a snowDURWARD W AGNER
swept fie ld here.
The lo cals scored in the opening moments o f the gam e and w ent on to p ile
up a com fortable m argin.
C onsidering the temperature and the co n d itio n of the fie ld , the
gam e was w e ll played w ith only two f umbles being m ade.
TOM G RATZ LEO REISENAUER
Hyke gets ta c k le , w ith other Savages com in g up fast.
JA C K WEBER
MAX TAYLO R T h e ex p e n se o f lith o g rap h in g th is p a g e was paid by M ontg om ery W ard.
R O G ER SMITH
Savages' offense in a ctio n .
R O N A LD LU HM AN
RECORD We
They
Savages' fast charging line
Spearflsh
0
0
throws opponents for a loss.
Bismarck
32
7
E llen d ale
6
0
Bottineau
19
6
6
13
M in o t Jamestown
40
13
Rapid C ity
12
26
B illin g s Totals
25
0
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BOB KROGH Taym ayo getting set to throw a pass. W ith Tam ayo passing and Am sden or H uffm an on the re ce ivin g end,
the
Savages p icked up lots o f yardage.
Savages' line in a c tio n .
The Savage
lin e was lik e a stone w a ll on defense.
GROVER H A R LO W
TONY E N G E LH A R D T
F R O N T ROW: B. O ld e n bu rg ,
L. O ld e n bu rg ,
Tam ayo, Krogh, Prin c e . S E C O N D ROW: K re itin g er, Luhm an,
Lindseth,
W eb er,
Thom as,
M a n n in g , W ilk e n s , Assistant C o ach Y o u n g . B A C K ROW: C oach W ienbergen, Bartholom e, W ils o n , U . G ra tz ,
Satch K rie g ,
M ille r ,
K rie g ,
D a h l,
, Am sden,
K untz,
Kisse,
T. G ra tz .
A1 Tam ayo,
Gerry Lindseth,
H offm an,
Bob Krogh,
Louie O ld en bu rg ,
and C oach W ienbergen.
Roger H offm an,
BO TTOM
ROW:
John Pavlish.
Left to Right:
B A C K ROW:
Bob O ld en bu rg , Prin ce, C o p t. K rie g , Krogh, Tam cyo,
Thomas, Stransky, D a hl, Luhman, B o b W ilk e n s, Coach
W ienbergen, M anager Gn.
HEAD
COACH
H . J . W ienbergen
ASSISTAN T Loy Young
COACH
C A P T A IN Satch Krieg N D IA C A l I-C onference, 1949-50 and 1950-51.
RECORD
SEASON W on
15
-
Lost
9
Savages 68
B illin g s
Eastern
59
Savages 66
B illin g s
Eastern
53
Savages 58
Billing s
Eastern
Savages 50
Billing s Rocky M t .
64
Savages 67
Bottineau
42
Savages 46
M in o t
57
Savages 56
Spearfish
61
Savages 64
Billing s Rocky M t .
61
Savages 62
Billing s Rocky M t .
55
Savages 66
W ahpeton
54
Savages 61
M a y v ille
74
Savages 71 Savages 59
E llen d ale
67
M in o t
56
66
Savages
62
Bismarck
65
Savages
67
Spearfish
59
Savages 65 Savages 89
M a y v ille
53
Bottineau
60
Savages 72
Bismarck
71
Savages 54
Jamestown
55
Savages 44
E llen d ale
52
Savages 78
Jamestown
67
Savages
71
Rapid C ity
54
Savages 94
Rapid C ity
66
Savages 68
V a lle y
72
C ity
A L "THE H A W K " T A M A Y O N D IA C A ll-C o n fe re n c e 1950-51.
G ERRY LINSETH Ex-Savage (now with me U . S. M arines), lays one up.
A rm s, legs, and the old c o lle g e try.
R O G ER H O F F M A N Savage standby, now w ith the U . S . Arm y A ir Corps.
It's two, but for w h o ? ? ? ? ? ?
BOB O L D E N B U R G Tamayo's partner at guard.
O n the basis o f games won and lost, the DSTC Sav ages had their poorest season In the past ten years as the lo cal cagers won 15 w h ile losing 9 in a 24 game schedule. Their record doesn't show everything, how ev er, as it was necessary for C oach H . J . W ienbergen to rebuild his squad during the m idd le of the cam paign when three key letterm en, big Jerry Linseth,
Louis
Oldenburg and Roger Huffm an le ft for m ilita ry service. Play in g w ith o n ly two upperclassmen, the Savages gave lo ca l fans some th rillin g exhibitions as they went through the season undefeated on the home court.
A ll
nine Savage losses were suffered on the road and every defeat was avenged. Some o f the highlights of the postseason were the two d ecisive D ickinson wins over powerful Rocky Mountain C o lle g e from B illin g s .
Rocky M ou n tain finished first
in th e M o n ta n a co n fe re n ce a n d p a rticip a te d in the N A IB tournament played in Kansas C ity . M in o t's N D IA C champions suffered their first defeat here at D ickinson in a th rillin g 59-56 w in for the local Teachers. M in o t defeated the University of N orth D a kota at D evils Lake for the cham pionshipof N orth D a -
BOB K R O G H From Colum bus
RAY T H O M A S D ickinson's O w n ,
W ill it or w on't i t ? ? ?
LO W E LL PRINCE He played a lo t o f b a l l . Low ell pushes one up against Tech.
kota
and C oach
Herb
Parker's M in o t
Beavers were
barely edged out by the South Dakota State Jackrabbits in a gam e played at A berdeen, South D akota for the right to enter the N A IB tournam ent at Kansas C ity . The outstanding game o f the season,
for the local
fans,was the s p in e -tin g lin g 72-71 w in for the Savages over Bismarck h e re . Behind fiv e points, w ith 55 seconds to go, the lo cal cagers cam e up o ff the flo o r and, a push shot by Bob Krogh, w ith eight seconds to go', proved to be the b a ll gam e.
Another im portant w in for the
locals and the one they cherish most was the 78-67 pounding they handed C oach A l Cassel's Jamestown Jim m ie s here when it seemed as though Jamestown had the cham pionship in the bag. Th isd e clsive w in avenged the disheartening 55-54 loss suffered by the locals at Jamestown in the gam e w h ich costth e lo cals a chance fo ra t least a tie in the conference title p icture. Coach W ienbergen
wanted
this one the most and the boys
cam e through. C aptain Harold "Satch" K rle g , a ll conference fo r w ard, proved to be the leading Savage point getter as he threw in 420 points for a better than 17 per gam e average. Freshman Lowell P rin ce, p lay in gh lsflrst year
o f c o lle g e b a ll, cam e on at the end and the form er Regent high school star was perform ing lik e a veteran at the fin is h .
A l Tam ayo, p laying his fourth year for
J A C K WEBER
Montgomery Ward paid the lithographing expense of this page.
Tech gains control o f the b a l l .
C oach Harry W ienbergen and some o f his C o ach in g A lu m n i: BILL S T R A N S K Y
LEFT T O RIGHT:
Ray Beaver, N e w Rockford-
C o ach W ien b erg e n - J a ck Lish, G lad ston e - Howard K itch e n , N e w S alem .
G E T T IN G
THAT
R EB O U N D
the lo ca l Teachers, cam e through as was ex pe cted .
Bob
Krogh, Bob O ld e n bu rg , B ill Stransky, Ray Thomas, Bob W ilk e n s, Larry Otterson and Ronnie Luhman were a ll
LO U IE O L D E N B U R G
carrying their end o f the load when the three lettermen le ft for service. It was teamwork and spirit w hich kept the locals in the tit le picture after having to rebuild in the m id d le of the cam p aig n .
They m ay have suffered
some defeats but they retaliated by c lip p in g some of their opponents when it hurt the most. C oach H . J . W ienbergen named 10 letterm en. They
R O N N IE L U H M A N
include: K rie g , Tam ayo, Krogh, O ld e n bu rg , Stransky, W ilk e n s,
Thomas,
Luhman,
O tterson,
and Prince.
Jim m y Gross received a numeral for his work as m ana ger during the past season.
C oach Harry W ienbergen and two of his first footb all players: G le n Emch and Roy Swenson.
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G ro ve r H arlo w ,
"Satch" K rie g , M in a rd M aus,
C harles Privratsky,
Tony Englehardt.
Bob Krogh,
C ly d e W e lc h ,
A l T am ayo,
S E C O N D ROW:
Ray Thomas,
G e orge Pavlish .
M r . W ienbergen,
Doug H y ke ,
There was a young fe llo w whose instructor had to e x p la in to h im that just because he was a m em ber o f the "D"< c lu b , he d id n 't have to get a ll "D 's" in his subjects. But that unfortunate student c o u ld n 't have been M ilo D u llu m , the president, W ile y W ilso n , v . p . , or even "Red" H a rlo w , secretary-treasurer.
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T h e lith o g rap h in g ex p en se o f th is page was paid by the P r ic e - T o b in F u n eral H o m e.
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Bob Krogh,
Doug H yke , Secretary-Treasurer;
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S T A N D IN G : A lle n Hagburg/ a n d C la re n c e W a lth . SEATED: Dona E11efson, E. J . Anderson, Editor, Irene C u sk e lly . N O T SHOW N:
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Patsy Kessel, A rie tta F a im a n , and Toby M ille r .
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W hen Doris Kono c o lls o m eeting of the W A A together, she m ay swing a baseball bat or a tennis racquet rather than the usual g a v e l. The girls in this clu b go from heaving a b o w lin g ball down an a lle y to dancing the m in u et, w ith hardly a pause for breath.
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How the photographer
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First things firs t, and LEFT T O RIGHT: Daphne C o llin s , Kovash
Betty Lou Lanphear,
Leslie W erner,
G e rry D a v id , C arol Sooer.
E laine W h ite ,
M iss Schum acher. Doris Kono.
INTERNATIONAL
Pictured members are:
FIRST
M a y o la H e lm ,
C athe rine K u y le n, D e lo ris Lubke,
B A C K ROW:
A d e lin e S chu ltz,
ASSDEIATION Lois H onnold, M a ry Y o h e ,
A lic e H in k le m a n ,
G ra c e Spoer,
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Dorothy M a e Fisher,
S E C O N D ROW:
Isabel Lap p,
Edith
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Evelyn L o n n in g ^ _ _
RELATIONS
ROW:
Kathryn Strauss,
M r . B lackorb y,
D r. S elke,
Irene
C u s k e lly . M ID D LE ROW: B ill Am eson, A lle n Hagburg, Ethel Richardson, Doris Kono, E lain e W h ite , Bernice Beardsley, Edward H ard ing , Elroy Drury. B A C K ROW: Edward D u le ts k i, Bob Kerian
Don Lund,
Robin G artn er,
Arnold M u e lle r , and LyalI D e lan ey. Heard in the h a ll — "H e isn't a m em ber o f International Relations
—
he never argues.
The tables in the lounge have been weakened slig h tly by the fist-pounding o f some of the more vehem ent discussers, but President A m ie M u e lle r usually manages to bring order. If not, the v. p .,
Elroy Drury, joins the fra y , w h ile Vesta attempts to jot eveVything down.
treasurer?
"W ho needs o n e ," says V e sta .
" T h e y 'll never pay th eir dues."
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W O M E N IN WHITE: Darlys Christenson, S T A N D IN G :
Seated,
A rlly s Treude,
Jeanette Trzynka,
Kathryn W estlake,
Jo y c e Swenson,
Dona E llefson,
and M iss W oods, advisor.
Dorothy Beck,
Arlys B ird sall,
Dorothy Bliss.
Fond m em ories enjoyed.
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Jeanette Trzynka presides at m eetings, having as assistants Jo y c e Swenson, v ic e -
president; Darlys Christenson, registrar; and Arlys B ird sall, secretary. party, g irls ? W e 'll be there.
jurnenm ea un rney cun ger is toKe ar rne lounge, Dur neverrneiess memoers of this new group try to liv e up to the precepts of the Literary C lu b o f Sam Johnson's day â&#x20AC;&#x201D; w hich m et in a coffee house. Discussions range from how to w r it e a letter of a p p lic a tio n to how to teach English poetry, w ith questions as to why both coke and 7-U p bottles are green. W hen they get too far o ff the subject, M rs. L a n d isca lls for order, w h ile the v ice-p resid en t Pat C u sk e lly , known for her interpretation o f C leo p a tra , gives us her charm ing s m ile . The secretary, Ruth M c C o n n e ll, has been instructed to pay no attention to the number of cokes consumed, as long as she doesn't remove any money for that purpose from the funds.
W hen's
the next
Seated, LEFT T O RIGHT: W ile y W ilso n , M rs . Henry Landis, D r. V ic k e ry , Ruth M c C o n n e ll, and Edward H arding. B A C K ROW: C o lie n e T aylo r, A rnold M u e lle r, M a ria n Bradem eyer, John Bartholom e, M r s . Ida Thorson.
N ew m an members are: LEFT T O R IG H T , First Row: Dorothy Steffan, G race C h arg ing, Irene C u sk e lly , M a e Schneider, C atherin e KuyIen, pnfrIrlr*< Albert Schoenborn, M argaret Sanders. Secand Raw: Ph yllis Schafer, There's an Inshman or two ,n this crowds~rtte.r St Patrick it.. lb t > ■ ■Tony, the ■ ■ ■ - rpresident, ,v' — — / o C e c ilia Reiter, Dorothy M a e Fisher, M in a rd M a u s, G eorge Pavlish, M a tt day program proves it Let s »cc s e e — Is it A d am , the vice -p re sid e n t? t? A h ha I Here's one— Irene O C u ik e lly , Lardy, Edith Kovash, A rie tta Fa im a n , G e rry C erv in ski, and M a rie Adnm the vice-D residen Ah
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P h illip s .
Row Three:
Anne Ressler,
P a tricia Fa im a n ,
Betty Sommars,
G ra tz .
Last Row:
G ra tz ,
John Kreiting er,
James Bleth , Tony Tescher,
M argaret H a v e lk a ,
Thomas Frie d t,
J im Gross,
Don Polensky,
Elroy D rury,
Edward D u le tski,
Tom G ra tz , and
Jo
Adam
secretary-treasurer.
But they aren't a ll Irish, and so choose a
variety of topics and C a th o lic views to discuss at their m eetings.
Urban
John Pavlish.
P I L
G R I
M F E L L
a W 5 Fellow ship members pictured are, F R O N T ROW: M a rjo rie S chm idt, B ill Arneson, Joyce Swenson, Arlys B ird sall, Doris C o n itz , Edward
H
H arding,
I
and A lic e Lebo.
G eorge Dynes,
B A C K ROW:
M a u ric e G unsch,
M a y o la H e lm , M arg ie H a ll,
M arian Brademeyer,
Floyd P ie rc e .
P For students neither Lutheran nor C a th o lic , P ilg rim
Fellow ship
provides religious gatherings on the c o lle g e le v e l.T h e big three includes M a rio n Bradem eyer, Edward H arding, and Doris C o n it z . Reverend HedgeT h e lith o grap h in g ex p en se o f this p ag e w as paid by the C o c a C o la B o ttlin g C o.
beth o f the Congregational church leads the group, w hich has view ed several m ovies on C hristian topics at m eetings.
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Just
p a rt
o f th e
d e c o r a t io n
W e ll
now . . .
you all
know w ho I am .
D o n 't yo u think this on e's sw eet?
These
g uys a re
really g o o d .
DONALD KIWIMAGI Co-Editor
INGVALD PAULSON GARLAND BURKHARDT President
V ice President
HENRIETTA SEMERAD MAYNARD KARSKY
Secretary-T reasurer
BETTY PALANIUK
RAYMOND STIEG
ANNE VOLK
RAYMOND DECKER
BETTY LUNDIN
DANIEL WEIGUM
ANNA MARIE TABOR
JACQUELYN GUSTAFSON
ALBERT WEIGUM
DONALD DECKER
MARVIN KLYM
DAVID
PALANIUK
EVELYN PALVICEK
VERNON WEIGUM
MARTHA HECKER
RONALD BEZDICEK
MARGIE HAVERLUK
HENRY GIEGER
GEORGE KUCHYNSKI
DORIS GRIGGS
JIM MY STEFFAN
FIRST ROW: Seated Left to Right: K o stele cky/
Steven Jablonsky,
M r . Ritscher, band director; Robert W agner,
S E C O N D ROW: Standing Left to Right: Jacobson, assistant band d ire cto r,
D aniel W e ig u m ,
Donald D ecker,
THIRD ROW: Standing Left to Right:
Ethel Hudecek,
Richard
Ray F ro e h lich . A lfre d Kaisershot, Vernon
M ODEL
H IG H
BAND
Anthony Karsky.
Ronald B e zd icek ,
Raymond D e ck e r,
Lawrence Karsky,
Henry S chm altz.
FIRST ROW: Seated Left to Right: D avid Palan lu k,
M r . G rindstuen,
Bette K ostelecky,
S E C O N D ROW: Standing Left to Right: K iw im a g i,
Ray D e ck e r,
Hlebech uk,
N a ta lie Osadchuk.
G eorge Kuchnyski, FUTURE
Delores B e zidecek,
Josephine H averlu k,
THIRD ROW: Standing Left to Right:
M a rg ie H averlu k,
Ann K an ski. F ran klin Pazourek,
Donald
E ileen Prlvratsky.
Lorene K e lle r,
John K e lle r,
TEACHERS
Qp A lb e rt W e ig u m ,
Eleanor
A M E R IC A
u _ . ° / L/CIVJ|C» dcz.u ic ©k / Henrietta oemerad Henrietta O ukrop Eleanar H lebechu k, M iss Erickson, d irecto r, Betty Lou Kostele'cky Rose D ecker, D elphine S chm id t, N a ta lie O sadchuk. S E C O N D ROW: Left to Right: N e lle m o e
M a rg ie H averlu k,
Tabor'
lnez E lk t" s,
C o lie n e T aylo r, p ia n ist, Eileen Privratsky,
Arlys Semerad,
M argaret Fisher,
Jeanette A n h e lu k ,
Lorene K e lle r,
Theresa
Lois Privratsky
G IRLS '
CHORUS
Dorothy S ivek.
H e i k t K° i T :| L e M t0/ i9 h t: , JOyCu- ° e ' lrene P a la n iu k r Beverly Johnson, M argaret H ecker, Helen M eduna Josephine H averluk, Frances H ecker, Evelyn Pavfice k Ann Teske, Anne V o lk , Arlys Jacobson, V a le ria Kovash. ' FO U R TH ROW: Left to Right: P a tricia Gustafson, Ruth Stieg, W ilm a Hannel, G lad ys Kadrmas Donna M a e Fugere, M artha H ecker, J a n ic e Fugere, Ann Kanski Anna M a rie Tabor, Betty Lundin, Evelyn W agner.
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F R O N T ROW: Seated Left to Right. Ruth Stieg
Ingvald Paulson
M r . Hnottavange,
Delores
B e z d ic e k ,
Vernon W e ig u m ,
Theresa N e lle m o re ,
M aynard Karsky. THE FO R U M
S E C O N D ROW: Standing Left to the Right. Donald K iw im a g i,
O tto Rid I,
A lfre d Kaisershot,
THIRD ROW: Left to the Right, Standing. A lb e rt W e ig u m ,
Inez E lk in s,
Elinore Kasper,
Betty W agner,
Anne V o lk ,
A dam Privratsky,
John W agner,
V o n n ie Richardson.
Betty P a la n iu k , D aniel W e ig u m ,
D elp hine Schm id t.
F R O N T ROW: Seated Left to Right: H averluk,
Ethel H u d ecek,
M iss V in e s , Instructor,
M a rg ie H averlu k,
E ileen Privratsky,
Delores B e zd ice k ,
Josephine
Theresa N e lle m o re . F.H.A.
S E C O N D ROW: Left to Right: Fisher,
W ilm a Hannel,
N a ta lie O sadch u k,
Frances H e ck e r,
Betty Lou Ko stele ck y,
Ann K an ski,
Joyce O e ,
Eleanor H lebech u k. HOME
THIRD ROW: Left to Right: W agner,
J a n c ie Fugere,
Inez E lk in ,
Henrietta O u krop ,
V a le ria Kovash,
Arlys Jacobson,
Beverly Johnson,
MEMBERS
M argaret
Dorothy S ivak.
Betty
E C O N O M IC S
F R O N T ROW: Left to Right: Jeanette A n h e lu k ,
Palaniuk, Irene Pa la n iu k , Kanski, V irg in ia Vranna. S E C O N D ROW: MODEL
HIGH
N a ta lie O sadchuk,
G eorge Kuchynski, Larry Freed,
David Gresser,
Josephine H averluk,
Left to Right:
Lawrence D em aniow , PEP
SQUAD
Betty W agner,
Doris G rig g s,
Lester M e tz ,
Edward Kubishta,
Anthony Karsky,
N e lle m o e ,
Lorene K e lle r,
Be zd icek , Rosella Tabor, Tabor, V a le ria Kovash.
Jim m y Steffan,
Dorothy S ivak,
Donna M a e Fugere, Ann Teske,
FIRST ROW: Seated Left to Right:
Anne V o lk ,
Joyce O e ,
M iss Schum acher,
Richard Franchuk,
S E C O N D ROW: Left to Right:
THIRD ROW: Left to Right: Beverly Johnson, Elkin s.
Lois Privratsky,
Ja n ic e Fugere,
Henrietta
Evelyn W agner, A lb ert W e ig u m ,
Jacqu elyn Gustafson,
E ileen Privratsky,
Henerietta O u krop , Jeanette A n h e lu k , Elinore Kasper, Kostelecky, Ann Teske, Betty P alaniuk.
G rig g s, Betty W agner, Dorothy S ivak.
Betty Lou
A dam Privratsky,
Roger K iw i m a g i,
Frances H e cke r, A rlys Jacobson, Eileen Privratsky, Ethel H u decek, O ukrop , Arlys Semerad, Helen M e d u n a , D elp h ine S chm id t. FO U R TH ROW: Left to Right:
Ann
M arg aret Fisher, D aniel
Beverly Johnson,
Betty Lundin,
Betty
Peter K u n tz,
Ruth S tieg,
V ic to r A n h e lu k ,
Lois Privratsky,
Ronald B e zid cek ,
Eleanor H lebech u k,
V o n n ie Richardson,
J a n ic e Fugere,
O u krop , Ralph Haag, E m il Baranko, K ostelecky, Inez Elkins. THIRD ROW:
M a rg ie H averluk,
Elin ore Kasper,
Anna M a rie
Ethel Hudecek,
Eleanor H lebech u k,
M a rg ie H averluk,
Arlys Jacobson,
Theresa Delores
Betty Lou
Lorene K e lle r,
Josephine H averluk,
"GIRLS'
Doris
ATHLETIC
Ann Kanski 7
N a ta lie
Theresa N e lle m o e ,
O sadchuk,
Joy ce O e ,
Frances H e ck e r,
Rosella Tabor,
Ruth S tieg,
Delores Bezidecek,
V o n n ie Richardson
'
Inez
ASSOCIATION
4
CHEERLEADERS: Irene Palan iu k
E lin o re Kasper
Betty Palaniuk
BETTE K O S T E L E C K Y
CHEERLEADERS: Irene Palaniuk Elinore Kasper
BETTY Betty Palaniuk
P A L A N IU K
FIRST ROW: Seated Left to Right: Ray D ecker, G arlan d Burkhart, Pavlish, C o a ch .
O tto H av e lka, student m anager, O tto R id l,
S E C O N D ROW: Standing Left to Right: Stieg,
David Palah n iu k,
John K e lle r,
Fredd ie Kanski,
Steven Jablo n sk y ,
Henry S c h m a ltz ,
M aynard Karsky,
A lfre d Kaisershot,
Donald K iw im a g i,
M O D E L
G eorge
Ray
H I G H
Richard K ostelecky.
A
F R O N T ROW: Seated Left to Right: Eddie H ouck, G e orge Pavlish , C o a ch , Kuchynski, O tto H a v e lk a , m anager, Donald Stieg. S E C O N D ROW: Standing Left to Right: C la re n ce N a m e n u k , D ecker, Robert W agner, Ray Fro e ch lich .
M a rv in Kanski,
SQUAD
Edwin
Donald
B
SQUAD
THE
ADVERTISERS
MADE
THI S
BOOK
POSSIBLE
!
Nearly half the cost of producing this annual paid by Dickinson businessmen.
You
was
w ill find their
advertisements in the following section as well as on the preceding picture pages.
Let these people know
that you appreciate theirsupport of your annual. W ith out their a id , the cost of the book to you would have been doubled.
GOD AND
BLESS
THEM .
YOU,
PLEASE,
PATRO NIZE
THEM.'
"Turn about is fair play" anytim e. The Prairie Smoke advertisers have helped you by paying a big part of the cost of the book.
W ill you help them by patronizing
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TELL
THEM
YOU
APPRECIATE
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D Y M O N S Formerly Dependable Lyle
Jenks
Jewelers B.
& Watchmakers
Britton,
Prop.
Watches_____________________________________________ Diamonds
Steaks, Sea
Foods,
Chicken Menu
Chops, Chicken
& Dumplings
Changed Watch
Luncheon Orders Take
For Specials
Put
Hom e,
D aily
Up C a ll
To 586
For
Real
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Block
East
Oulton
Us
Energy - Eat A t
The
C A F E
Rope You
In"
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Block
North
North Dakota N . P. Depot Elmore
Beyer
C LOVE RD ALE
Q uality
Dairy
Pasteurized
Foods
M ilk
Cream
Butter
Ice Cream
DICKINSON
Regular
CREAMERY
Home
CO .
Delivery
Phone— 210— Phone
B A C O N -W E A V E R
24 Hour Phone 22
Truck
Stop
Washing Greasing M obil Pick
Up
O il
& Delivery
Ba tte ri es-T i res - A c cessor i es Wrecker
Service
Socony Vacuum
Products
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STA TIO N
Service E.
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Firestone
Tires
Batteries Motorola
Radios
Gasoline Com plete Tire
O ils
Lubrication
Repairing
Washing
Polishing
Battery Charging
DINSDALE'S
TEXACO
24 hour wrecking
STA TIO N service
Phone 594
Portraits
Distinctive Beautiful
206 West V i Ilard
O SB O R N 'S
by
portraiture
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Portraits
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Assignments
Copies Aerial F ilm
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B
Studio Kodaks-Movie
O
and
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N
Camera
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Shop
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O E
of
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K -G
M E N 'S
"Shop
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K -G
Dickinson's
D IC K IN S O N
"Q uality
Correctly
SHOE
STORE
footwear
fitted
since
1924"
two
modern
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Street
STORE
modern
way"
"Sign
up for
D ICK IN SO N Posters,
W.
and
FURNITURE
Draperies,
Dairy
Products
Second
Phone 966
St.
Prop.
STORE
Interior Decorator
Furniture,
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N eon,
CITY
Lighting
Ray Thomas,
Free
QUEEN
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Cathode
Corner First A v e .
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AYERS
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78
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H EA T IN G
Built"
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Phone
West
243
1075
CARTER
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and
East VHIard
BUTTREY
SERVICE
301
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IN C .
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Washing-Greasing Car
polishing
and simonizing
837 West V i Hard
CITY
The
24 Sims
M EAT
E N G E R 'S
N.
Dak.
M OTEL
MARKET On
29
Dickinson,
GROCERY and
"Top
Store for Women
Q uality 1st A v e .
U.
S.
Highway
No.
North
Dakota
10
Foods" West
Dickinson,
_
Your opportunity
to buy the
newest
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For the
best
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IN C .
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IN C.
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FLO R A L
SHOP
and Appliances "Flowers
Phone
for all
Occasions"
205
432 West V i Hard
Phone
820
646 West
2nd
St.
Com plim ents M.
A.
SCHERFFIUS THE
Diamonds,
Watches
&
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"The
make
North
PLAINS Northwest's
Dakota
"Where You
M eet
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THE
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Friend
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Recapping
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CLEAN ERS
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in
Western
North
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Y o u 'll
find
SCHNELL
North
action
when
you
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largest
sell
at auction
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SALE
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STORE
Conditioned
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Service
Supplies
Cosmetics Tobaccos First A id
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V isit Corner
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Phone
Dickinson,
38
North
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We
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1st A v e . W
129 E
AMOS
Appliances
APPLIANCE
QUNARUD
Coal
Bros. N.
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of
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Stokers
Dickinson
Philco
225
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For
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Tim
1.
J. 711
Telephone
Ironers
785
S u llivan , E.
Prop.
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915
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Props.
J. No
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goods
are,
we w ill
have
them.
of Values
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invite
stop and
in
you
to
our store
shop, whether
you buy or not .You wil I always find our motto
of
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your by line to easy shopping.
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