Prairie Smoke 1953 by Dickinson State University

A b o v e : " M a r v ” W eiss, a d v e r tis in g m a n a g e r, in s tr u c ts his cre w on sales tech n iq u es. Seated le f t to r ig h t a r e : " P e a n u ts” F lyn n , Joe K u n tz , D onna M ae J a e g e r , D ale D o ty a n d J a c k B a n y a i. A b o v e : F e a tu re -E d ito r N a n c y ivaue, aim n er co -w o rk ers, " S is” W ood an d M y r tle E rickson, ex am in e th e q u a lit y of E d ito r-in C h ief A rleen Z im m erm an ’s ja c k e t in a n tic ip a tio n of th e a w a rd s t h e y ’ll rece iv e upon the com pletion of th e 195 2 -5 3 a n n u a l.

P r a ir ie Sm oke S t a ff A b o v e : I t ’s d ead lin e tim e fo r " F a c u lty and O r g a n iz a tio n s .” A lice H in k lem a n , section e d ito r, tea rs a t h e r h a ir w h ile V a le r ia K uh n d rin k s th e g lu e a n d D a rly s C h risten sen uses th e g lu e -b ru sh on her eyeb ro w s. D onna J a e g e r m an ag es to s ta y m o d erate ly sane even in " th e throes o f c re a tio n .”

A b o v e : S t a f f a r tis t " B u g s ” L ew is, one of th e b usiest m en on th e cam p u s, fin d s tim e to "d oo d le” on M a y h a ll b u lle tin b o ard.

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DONALD JO H N STO N H ettinger Major: Commerce, Social Science M inor: Industrial Arts Men’s Union, "D ” C lub, F.T .A ., Sports Edi tor Prairie Smoke, Int. R el., Football, Pres, of Sr. Class

EUGENE WILHELM Dickinson Major: Phy. Ed., Industrial Arts Minor: Social Science "D ” Club, Basketball, Football, T rack, Men’s Union

ALICE HINKLEMAN Dickinson M ajor: Phy Ed. Education Minor: Social Science, H istory W omen’s League, F.T .A ., Section Editor of Prairie Smoke, W .A .A ., Pres, of W .A .A ., Pres, of W om en’s League, A.S.A.

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RONALD FLATZ Scranton Majors: Industrial A rts— Social Science Minor: Phy Ed. Men’s Union, "D ” Club, F .T.A ., Slope T each er, Prairie Smoke, Int. R el., Phi Sigma Pi, Bas ketball, Football, Sports Editor of Prairie Smoke

FLORENCE TUCKER Major: English, Education Minor: Foreign Language, Social Science Int. Rel., Women’s League

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ARN O LD UNTERSEHER Golden V alley M ajor: Social Science M inor: A griculture, Biology, Geography Men’s Union, L.S.A ., F.T .A ., Cue C lub, Slope Teacher, Prairie Smoke, Int. Rel.

LYALL DELANEY Dickinson Major: Composite Science Minor: Social Science Men’s Union, F.T .A ., Cue Club, Int. Rel.

CA TH ERIN E WESTLAKE Dickinson M ajor: Music M inor: English, Social Science W om en’s League, Band, Chorus, F .T .A ., A.S. A ., Jr. Class Student Council Rep., Vice Pres, of W omen’s League, Sec. R egistrar of A.Z.A.

CLYDE W ELCH Ekalaka, Mont. Major: Phy Ed. Minor: M ath, H istory Men’s Union, "D ” Club, Phi Sigma Pi, Foot ball, Student Fellowship, Pres, of Phi Sigma Pi

ROBERT GRUMAN Dickinson M ajor: Composite Science Minor: German Men’s Union, Phi Sigma Pi, Lambda Delta Lambda

S e n io rs 1952-53

M YRTLE ERIKSON W atford C ity

ELMER REINER Dickinson M ajor: Social Science M inor: Geography, A griculture Men’s Union, L.S.A. F.T .A ., Int. Rel.

Major: Miwic Minor: English W .A .A ., Band, Chorus, Sorority, Pilgrim Fel lowship, Int. R el., W omen’s League

ROBERT KROGH Columbus M ajor: Phy Ed., Social Science M inor: Biology Basketball, Football, Chorus, Band, L.S.A ., F.T.A ., Cue Club, "D ” C lub, Phi Sigma Pi, Pres, of Jr. Class, Men’s Union

JOSEPH BETCHNER N ew England Major: Industrial Arts Minor: Geography, Social Science Men’s Union, Newm an Club, F .T .A ., Cue C lub, Int. R el., Student Council Rep.

D A RLYS CHRISTENSON Dickinson Major: Commerce, Composite Science M inor: English W omen’s League, L.S.A ., Slope Teacher, Prairie Smoke, A .Z.A., W .A .A ., Sec. Treas. of Sr. Class, Sec. of Soph. Class, Treas. of A .Z.A., Pres, of L.S.A.

JE AN ETTE TRZYN K A Dickinson Major: English Minor: Music and Social Science Slope Teacher, Women’s League, Band, Chorus, L.S.A ., F .T .A ., Prairie Smoke, Alpha Sigma Alpha, Sec. Treas. of Freshman and Junior Classes, Pres, of A .S.A ., Social Comm, of Student Council, Pres, of W omen’s League Soph, and Jr. years, Homecoming Princess

WILHELM SCHLENDER Golden V alley Major: Industrial Arts Minor: English, German, Phy Ed. F.T.A ., Men’s Union, L.S.A ., Int. R el., "D ” Club, Football, T rack

ROBERT OLDENBURG Dickinson M ajor: Phy Ed. M inor: Biology, English, Social Science Homecoming chief, Pres, of Student Council, Basketball C aptain, L.S.A ., Men’s Union, "D ” Club, F.T .A ., Lambda Delta Lambda, Phi Sigma Pi

S e n io rs YOLAN DA TREUDE N ew Salem M ajor: English M inor: Social Science, Phy Ed. W omen’s League, F.T .A ., Slope Teacher, Cue C lub, Prairie Smoke, Alpha Sigma A lpha, A l pha Psi Omega, W .A .A ., Int. R el., Sec. Treas. of Jr. Class

H A R R Y PIPPIN Dickinson M ajor: English Minor: Commerce H istory Band, Men’s Union

ROGER SM ITH Buchanan M ajor: Phy Ed. M inor: Biology, English, Social Science " D ” C lub, Football

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TH ALES SECREST PRESIDENT Dickinson Men’s Union, Int. R el., Phi N A N C Y RABE GEORGE AMSDEN Sigm a Pi STUD EN T CO U N CIL VICE-PRESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE H ettinger Dickinson Men’s Union, "D ” Club, Bas Women’s League, F .T .A ., Prai ketball, Football rie Smoke, Int. Rel. Student Council, W .A .A .

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MR. E. C. BLACKORBY ADVISOR

ELMER HUBER Dodge Men’s Union, L.S.A ., Int. Rel.

ARLEEN ZIMMERMAN Taylor W omen’s League Chorus, N ew man C lub, F.T .A ., Cue C lub, Slope Teacher, Prairie Smoke, Int. Rel.

JA CK KREITINGER Golva Men’s Union, N ewm an Club, Football, "D ” Club

New Salem Men’s Union, Basketball, "D ” C lub, Football, Tennis

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M A TT LA RDY Sentinel Butte Men’s Union, Newm an Phi Sigma Pi, Lambda Lambda, T rack, Pres, of man C lub and Lambda Lambda

FRED BADINGER Dickinson Men’s Union, Band, International Relations Club

Club, Delta N ew Delta

CA TH ERIN E KUYLEN Dickinson W omen’s League, Newman Club, Chorus, F.T .A ., Prairie Smoke, Alpha Sigma Alpha, W .A .A ., Pres, of Alpha Sigma Alpha and Sophomore Class, Sec. of Student Council, Sec.-Treas. of W .A .A ., Vice-Pres. of Alpha Sigma Alpha

FRANK LEWIS Dickinson Men’s Union, Sketch C lub, A rt Editor of Prairie Smoke, F .T.A ., Phi Sigma Pi, Vice-Pres. Sketch Club

R IC H A R D COOKE Gladstone Men’s Union, Lambda Delta Lambda

RIC H A R D SCHLAPM AN M anning Men’s Union, Chorus, String Class, L.S.A ., F .T .A ., Phi Sigma P i, Sec.-Treas. of Phi Sigma Pi

RIC H A R D KUNTZ Dickinson Men’s Union, Basketball

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LEO REISENAUER Dickinson Men’s Union, "D ” C lub, N ew man Club, Football, Tennis

PA TRICIA BRONSAK Dickinson W omen’s League, Cue Club, Band, Chorus, Slope Teacher, Sextette, Editor of Slope Teacher

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V IN CEN T BURESH Dickinson Men’s Union, Slope Teacher

ROBERT DIRE Dickinson Men’s Union, "D ” C lub, Chorus, F .T .A ., Cue C lub, Prairie Smoke, Football

BETTY SMOLE Dickinson W omen’s League, Band, Alpha Sigma Alpha

L A R R Y OTTERSON Dickinson Men’s Union, "D ” C lub, Chorus Men’s O ctette, F.T .A ., Basket ball, T rack, President of M en’s Union, Freshman Class Vice-President

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FRAN CIS FLYNN Dickinson Men’s Union, "D ” Club, Chorus, Newman Club, Cue Club, Prairie Smoke, Football

FLOYD WILSON H untington, Ind. Men’s Union, N ewm an C lub, Cue Club, International R ela tions Club, Phi Sigma Pi, VicePres. of International Relations Club, and of Sophomore Class

TONEY TESCHER Sentinel Butte Men’s Union

ALBERT SCHOENBORN Hebron Men’s Union, "D ” Club, N ew man Club, International R ela tions Club, Basketball, Tennis

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FLORENCE TUCKER Dunn Center W omen’s League, Chorus, Inter national Relations C lub, Sec.Treas. of South H all House Council

URBAN G RATZ New Salem Men’s Union, Band, Chorus, MENC

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BERTH A GEIGER Mandan Women’s League, N e w m a n Club, F.T .A ., International R e lations C lub, Alpha Sigma A l pha, W .A .A ., Vice-Pres. of W .A .A ., Chaplain of ASA, Pres, of South H all Council, Corre sponding Sec. of Newman Club

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PRESIDENT Dickinson Men’s Union, Band, Chorus, F.T. A ., Int. R el., Phi Sigma Pi, Lamb da D elta Lambda

HERB HERAUF VICE PRESIDENT South H eart Union,, "D ” C lub, Basket ball, Football

MISS LORAINE SCH U M A CH ER ADVISOR

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DO RO TH Y M AYER Hebron W omen’s League C h o r u s , Sketch Club, A.S.A.

MILTON HERTZ Mott Men’s Union

LAW REN CE W ERN ER Brisbane Men’s Union

ALMA BECK Velva W om en’s League

MRS. ALICE W O RC H Bismarck W om en’s League, Int. Rel.

LAW REN CE BUSH Belfield Men’s Union

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ELLSW O RTH MAYER Hebron Men’s Union, F .T.A ., Int. Rel.

DALE DOTY Belfield Men’s Union, L.S.A ., Int. Rel.

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TOBY OBRIGEW ITCH Belfield Men’s Union, Newman Club, Football

W A Y N E DAVISON Killdeer Men’s Union, "D ” C l u b , Chorus, Football

MRS. CARO LINE BUCKMAN Belfield W omen’s League, L.S.A.

ROBIN G A RTN E R Richardton M en’s Union

a CAROLINE PELZL _ New England W omen’s League, Chorus

TED UECKER Dickinson Men’s Union, "D ” C lub, Basketball

LULA SM ITH Hensler W omen’s League

N A N C Y UECKER Dickinson W omen’s League

HILM ER SIVESIND Dunn Center Men’s Union

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K EN N ETH REP1 Belfield Men’s Union

ALICE KAESTNER L ittle Falls, Minn. Band, Chorus, W omen’s League, N ewm an C lub, F.T.A .

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-' VIRGIL KROGH Columbus Men’s Union, Chorus, L.S.A ., F.T.A ., International Relations Club, Treas. of L.S.A.

C Y N T H IA BRUING TO N Lark W omen’s League, W .A .A .

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EDWIN SAHAYDAK Killdeer Men’s Union

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REGINA RUSHFORD Marmarth Women’s League, Chorus, N ew man Club, Sketch Club, Inter national Relations C lub

DONALD WOLF Dickinson Men’s Union, N ewm an Club, International Relations Club

LEONA STRO H Killdeer Chorus, Newman C lub, W o men’s League, International R e lations Club

JACO B BANYAI Dickinson Mens’ Union, Phi Sigma Pi

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W ILLIAM MOSBRUCKER Glen Ullin Men’s Union, Newman Club, Science Club, International Re lations Club, Lambda Delta Lambda

LOIS HONNOLD Sentinel Butte W omen’s League, L.S.A., F.T.A.

A NDREW KOSTENKO Killdeer Men’s Union, "D ” C lub, Phi Sigma P i, Lambda Delta Lamb da, T rack, Vice-Pres. of Lam b da Delta Lambda

M A RV IN WEISS Elgin Men’s Union, Band, Chorus, Men’s O ctette, Cue Club, Prai rie Smoke, Phi Sigm a Pi, Cheerleader

DONALD FLEMMER Hebron Men’s Union, Band

DELORA HUBER Dodge W omen’s League, Chorus, L.S.A ., F .T .A ., Sketch Club, Interna tional Relations Club

ROBERT GRASSER Dickinson Men’s Union, Lambda Delta Lambda

SHIRLEY G ERH ARD T T aylor W o m e n ’s League, Chorus, F.T .A ., International Relations C lub, Alpha Sigma Alpha, W .A .A ., Prairie Smoke

M A RY A N N ZINSLI Beach W omen’s League, N e w m a n Club, Chorus, Slope Teacher, W .A .A .

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LEONARD LA RDY Sentinel Butte Men’s Union, Newman Club, Sketch Club

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2 SUSAN G A RTN ER Richardton Women’s League, Band, Chorus, L.S.A ., F.T.A .

H O W A RD FUNK Hebron Men’s Union, "D ” C lub, Basketball

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AURELIA SCHOENBORN Hebron W om en’s League, Chorus, F .T.A ., Slope Teacher

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R ICH A R D LUND Dickinson Men’s Union, Pres, of L.S.A.

BONIFACE FRANK Dickinson Men’s Union, N ewm an Club, International Relations Club

ELIZABETH H O CKH ALTER Antelope Women’s League, Chorus, Alpha Sigm a Alpha

SHIRLEY HAVERW O LD W atford C ity W omen’s League, L .S.A ., F.T.A ., Alpha Sigma Alpha, W .A .A ., Sec’y-Treas. of W omen’s League and Sophomore Class

CECILIA WOOD Bowman Women’s League, International Relations C lub, F.T.A .

EDW ARD DULETSKY Belfield Men’s Union, N ewm an Club, International Relations Club

H E N R Y GEIGER Dickinson Men’s Union, Newman Club, International Relations Club

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FRANK IHLY Dickinson Men’s Union, Newm an Club, F.T.A ., International Relations C lub

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CLYDE BOYKO Stanton Men’s Union, T rack, "D ” Club

DONNA JORGENSON Dickinson Women’s League, Chorus

D W A Y N E M ERRY Dickinson PRESIDENT Men’s Union, Cue C lub, Int. Relations

ETHEL HUDECEK Belfield VICE-PRESIDENT W om en’s League, Band, Chorus, Newm an C lub, F.T .A ., Sketch Club, Int. R el., W .A .A .

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NELDA BA RN E TT H ico, Louisiana SE CRE TA RY -TRE A SU RE R W omen’s League

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BILL W ILEY Dickinson STUD EN T COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE Men’s Union, Band, Chorus, Basketball

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DONALD FISHER Dickinson Men’s Union

LAW REN CE VOGEL Dickinson Men’s Union

DELMER BECK Zap Men’s Union

ST U A R T BOHN Carson Men’s Union

W ILLARD EGGERS Dickinson Men’s Union

OW EN PAGEL Reeder Men’s Union

R IC H A R D SCHM IDT Belfield Men’s Union

1 9 5 2 EUGENE SA H R Dickinson Men’s Union

JAM ES SPAULDING Dickinson Men’s Union

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HERM AN HOFF Richardton Men’s Union

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W EBSTER ALLEN Sentinel Butte Men’s Union

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Bowman Women’s League

JO A N N E W A H L E lgin W om en’s League, Band, Chorus, W .A .A .

Raym ond haag Dickinson Men’s Union

DAN W EIGUM Belfield Men’s Union

MRS. H A R R Y OUKROP Dickinson W omen’s League

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DANIEL BEAUDOIN Dickinson Men’s Union

M A RY LOU HAMES Luxembourg, Germany Women’s League, Chorus

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JOSEPH W A X Dickinson Men’s Union

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ROGER FLEMMER Dickinson Men’s Union

GORDON VOEGELE Glen U llin Men’s Union, Band

MAE CARM EN TJA D EN Dickinson Women’s League

ALBERT MESSER R ichardton Men’s Union, Newman Club

LOIS BAILEY Dickinson W omen’s League

MRS. ROSE VOEGELE Glen U llin W om en’s League

TOM M URTH A Dickinson Men’s Union, Cue C lub, Prairie Smoke, International Relations Club

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M ARY HOLLINGER Dickinson W omen’s League, Cheerleader

W ILLIAM W AND LER Dickinson Men’s Union, Newm an Club, Prairie Smoke, International R e lations C lub, Basketball, T rack

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AN N HALLER Dickinson W omen’s League

VIVIAN OLSON M cIntosh, S. Dak. W omen’s League, Newman C lub, Cue C lub, International Relations C lub, W .A .A ., Student Council Rep.

VICTOR PRIVRO TSKY Dickinson Men’s Union

ALFRED GRATZ New Salem Band, Chorus, Boy’s O ctette, N ewm an C lub

R U T H THOMPSON W ibaux, Mont. W omen’s League, Newman Club

ADELINE KUNTZ Dickinson W omen’s League, Newman C lub, W .A .A .

LAW REN CE LARDY Sentinel Butte Men’s Union, Newman Club

DO RO TH Y LANGENDORFF Dickinson W omen’s League, L.S.A.

JoA N N KUBISTA Gascoyne W omen’s League

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DON SCHW IN KEN DO RF New Salem M en’s Union

W A Y N E DETTM AN Elgin Men’s Union, Band

TH O M AS THOM AS Dickinson Men’s Union, Band

"M ICK Y ” CAMPBELL Dickinson W omen’s League, Chorus

JO A N N E BICE Killdeer W omen’s League, Chorus, W .A .A .

W ILLIAM JORGENSON Dickinson Men’s Union

DW AYN E JORGENSON Dickinson Men’s Union, Band, Chorlis International Relations Club

KENNETH JO H N SO N Dickinson Men’s Union, Band, L.S.A ., International Relations Club

JO YCE LARSON Underwood Women’s League, Band, Piano

1 9 5 2 JACQ U ELIN M cN A M A RA T aylo r Women’s League, Chorus, L.S.A.

BEN PROKOP Belfield Men’s Union

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JO A N KNUDSON A lm ont W omen’s League, Chorus, W .A .A .

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BRUCE BIRDSALL Gladstone Men’s Union, International R e lations C lub, Basketball, Foot ball, "D ” Club

NEIL DAHL W atford C ity Men’s Union, Basketball, Football, Track

DONNA LOU JAEGER Dickinson W omen’s League, L.S.A ., Cue Club, International Relations Club

BEVERLY ANDERSON R egent W omen’s League, Chorus, L.S.A ., F.T .A ., Sketch Club W .A .A .

M A RILYN BORN R ichardton W omen’s League, Band, Chorus, N ewman Club, W .A .A .

A RD ITH SCHMITZ Bismarck W omen’s League, Newman Club

VERNON PETERSON Gascoyne Men’s Union

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RO BERT SCOTT Beach Men’s Union, Football

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A LBERT BOTNER W atford C ity Men’s Union, International Relations Club

C ARO LIN E SCHREIBER Richardton W om en’s League

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H A R V E Y HIGBY Beach Men’s Union, Football

GENO LUPO Dickinson Men’s Union, Football

JU D Y LIN SETH W atford C ity F.T .A ., W .A .A .-President, M .Y .F., W om en’s League

DELORES FISHER Mandan W omen’s League, Band, Chorus, L.S.A ., F.T.A ., Sketch C lub, W .A .A .

JIM GIBSON Dickinson Men’s Union, Band, L.S.A., Prairie Smoke

MRS. M YRTLE REINER H alliday W om en’s League, International Relations Club

DU W A Y N E FREED Dickinson Men’s Union

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KATHLEEN ZAVALNEY W illiston W omen’s League, Band (baton tw ir le r ), Newman Club, Cheer leader, W .A .A ., F .T .A ., Cue Club, Prairie Smoke

CH U CK WILZ Dickinson Men’s Union, Football

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CLA RA ROLLER Glen U llin W omen’s League, Newman Club, International Relations C lub

OTTO HOVELKA Dickinson Men’s Union, Band

GEORGE K RA UTER Lefor Men’s Union

BEVERLY IDLER Rhame W omen’s League

CO RRIN E ELLEFSON Bucyrus W omen’s League

R A Y SCHIELDS Beulah Men’s Union, International R elations Club

GEORGE ROLL Gascoyne Men’s Union

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DOM INIC SCHAFF Glen U llin N ewm an C lub, Men’s Union

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VERNON WEIGUM Belfield Men’s Union

EVELYN LARSON Fairfield W omen’s League

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DONALD MACK Dickinson Men’s Union, N ewm an Club, International Relations Club, Basketball, T rack

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KEN HEINLE Hebron M en’s Union

DO RO TH Y HO LLAND Bismarck W omen’s League, W .A .A .

BEATRICE BERGER Richardton W omen’s League

JAM ES H ERA UF South H eart Men’s Union, N ewm an C lub, Football

EDMUND ANDERSON Dickinson Men’s Union

REYNE SCHLOSSER M ott Men’s Union

ROSE M A RY HESSA Bismarck W omen’s League, Newm an Club, F.T.A.

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EDW ARD RIEDL Dickinson Men’s Union, Newm an C lub, Basketball, Track

EUNICE HEICK Hebron Women’s League, Newman C lub, Chorus

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ADOLPH WUTZKE Elgin Men's Union, Chorus

DANIEL OUKROP Dickinson Men s Union, Band, F .T .A .

H A R R Y W AN D LER Dickinson Men’s Union

H EN REITTA SEMERAD Dickinson W om en’s League

VIRGINIA ENGELMAN New England W om en’s League, F .T .A ., W .A .A ., L.S.A.

JE R R Y McDONALD M ott M en’s Union

MARDEL MILLER Hagen W omen’s League, F .T .A ., Int. Rel. C lub

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EUGENE KUNTZ Dickinson Cue C lub, Men’s Union

1 9 5 2 LOIS U N R U H Zap W omen’s League

EDWIN K U CH Y N SH I Dickinson Men’s Union

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M A RLY N FRED RICH E lgin Women’s League, Band, Chorus

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LEROY BEAUDOIN Dickinson Men’s Union, "D ” C lub, Slope Teacher, Basketball, Football

HELEN MEDUNA South H eart W omen’s League, Chorus, N ew man Club, F.T.A .

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CLEONE TRZY N K A Dickinson W omen’s League, Band Chorus, L.S.A ., Cue C lub, F .T .A ., In ternational Relations Club, Alpha Sigma Alpha.

LANG YELLOW H AM M ER Fort Yates Men’s Union, Basketball

ARN O LD CHARG IN G Elbowoods Men’s Union, Football

KENN ETH KEATING M arm arth Men’s Union, Chorus

\ 111 W ILLIAM A N N ER Dickinson Men’s Union, "D ” C lub, Band, Basketball

ALFRED KAISERSHOT Dickinson Men’s Union, Band

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MIKE FRIEDT N ew England M en’s Union

IRENE REICHE Dickinson W omen’s League

F r e s in e LEONARD H A LL T rotters M en’s Union, Chorus

GERALD TYSVER Hazen Men’s Union

FRA N CES KNOPIK M anning W om en’s League, Chorus, N ew man Club, F.T .A ., Prairie Smoke, Int. Rel. C lub, A .E .A ., W .A .A .

FRA N K LIN PAZOURK Dickinson M en’s Union

KAREN JACOBSON Mandan W omen’s League, Chorus, L.S.A ., F.T .A ., Sketch C lub, W .A .A .

ALICE MAE HELGESON T aylor W omen’s League, L.S.A.

GERALD JO H N STO N H ettinger Men’s Union

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EDW IN K ADRM AS Dickinson Men’s Union, Football

DONNA SAGMILLER M andan W omen’s League, Chorus, N ew man Club, F.T .A ., Sketch Club, Int. Rel. Club

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GILBERT RIDL Dickinson M en’s Union

VIRG INIA CARLSO N Dickinson W omen’s League, Band, Chorus, L.S.A.

LO RETTA PLETAN Dunn Center Women’s League, Chorus, L.S.A ., W .A .A .

LEO REINBOLD Hebron Men’s Union, "D ” C lub, N ew man C lub, Football, T rack

VALERIA KUHN Dickinson W omen’s League, N ewman Club, Slope Teacher Editor

JOE MISCHEL Dickinson Men’s Union

DON FISCHER Dickinson Men’s Union

LORRAINE MEKVOLD Scranton W omen’s League

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2 DICK KOSTELECKY Dickinson Men’s Union, Band

BERNICE MARKEL Dickinson Women’s League, N ewm an C lub, Int. Rel. Club—Sec.-Treas., W .A .A .

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FRA N CIS DeFEA Dickinson Men’s Union

MAURICE O’CONNELL Medora Men’s Union

V IN CEN T BA RTH Richardton Men’s Union

RAM O N A DeWEERT Dickinson W omen’s League

DONALD KUBISTA Gascoyne Men’s Union

W ILLIAM KUBAS Dickinson Men’s Union

T O N Y MILLER Dickinson Men’s Union

F r e s h in e ii

GERALD COLLING Dickinson Men’s Union

1 9 5 2 W ILLIAM NEUENS Bism arck Men’s Union

KENNETH BAYER Lefor Men’s Union

JO H N KELLER Dickinson Men’s Union

LEO REINBOLD Hebron Men’s Union, "D ” C lub, N ew man Club, Football

W ILLIAM JORGENSON Dickinson Men’s Union

MICHAEL SA FRA TO W IC H Dickinson Men’s Union

EARL PELTON W erner Men’s Union

B e l o - w : P re sid e n t S c o tt an d C oach W ie n b e rg e n c o n g r a tu la t e ea ch o th e r a t th e d e d i c a tio n o f th e n e w S co tt g y m n a s iu m a n d W ien b erg en c o u rt. M rs. S c o tt a n d M rs. W ien b erg en w a t c h a p p ro v in g ly .

For m ore d e d ic a tio n p ic tu re s see p a g e 9 5.

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FRO N T R O W : A . S. M arsh all, Forbes; F. J. T rayn o r, D evils L ake; D r. A . D. M cC annel, M ino t; M erle K idder, Towner. Frederickson is no longer a m em ber of the Board. D. W . Wesbee has replaced him .

LELIA G. W OODS D ean of W omen To such a w o nderfu l person a ll th at can be said is "fo rg iv e us our trespasses.”

L. G. PU LV E R Dean of Men H e alw ays has a sm ile on his face unless yo u ’ve taken too m an y cuts.

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P. H N O T TA V A N G E

J. H E H N R egistrar H e ’s q u i e t a n d a l w a y s l a t e f o r class — b u t m - m - m s o l o v e l y t o l o o k at.

P rincip al of M odel H igh School H e ’s o n e o f t h e f e w t e a c h e r s w h o c a n p o p a c o r n y a n d m a k e it f u n n y .

J . M acD O N A LD Science W hile e v e r y o n e ca m p a ig n e d f o r Ike o r A d l a i y this te a c h e r w a n t e d S u p er m a n f o r President.

The

H. E. M U R P H Y Science frien d ly p hilosopher k n o w s h is c h e m i s t r y .

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J . TH O M PSO N M athem atics M ath stu d en ts t h o u g h t th a t 2— j—2 a lw a ys equaled 4 u n til w e g o t in to m a t h class, b u t t e a c h e r sa id t a i n ’t a l w a y s so.

D. CO X E ducation

JO H N SO N Education

T his te a c h e r is a lw a ys seen w it h a ca r-lo a d o f girls. B ut d o n ’t b e a larm ed h e ’s ju s t ta k in g p r a c tice tea ch e rs o u t to th e ir sch o o ls.

" G lory b e,” sh e n e v e r f o r g e t s to h a v e h e r s tu d e n ts tak e n o tes.

C. R. R IT SC H E R M usic

"Y ou a ren ’t g o in g t o like th is b u t. . . .SHEDDUP! ! !

W ith all th e tes ts h e giv e s , h e m u st lo v e to see w h a t m akes th o s e fr e s h m en tick .

D. A N D RE W S E ducation

E LM GREN C om m erce

D en v er XJ. m u st b e a w o n d e r fu l p la ce.

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.p lea se b e on tim e ! ! ! !

K. V IC K E RY E nglish

His sto r ies a d d m u c h to his cla sses b u t h e a lw a ys has p le n ty o f tim e to m ake th o s e l - o - n - g a ssign m en ts.

L. K RA U S G erman

N . ROBINSON English

She has a w o n d e r fu l fu n d o f k n o w l e d g e a nd w e ’r e gla d L u x em b ou rg loa n ed h e r to us.

T h e p o litica l m in d ed tea ch er. . .I t’s a g o o d th in g e le c tio n s a ren ’t h eld e v e r y y e a r o r s tu d e n ts w o u ld n e v e r see her.

M. STO XEN L ib rarian

E. W IENBERGEN L ib rary

W ork in g in t h e lib ra ry d o esn ’t g i v e h e r m u ch c h a n c e to ask th e s tu d e n ts q u estio n s; b u t t h e r e ’s o n e sh e ca n ask—a n d th a t’s " W ill y o u p lea se b e q u iet} ”

S m ilin g a ll th e w h ile sh e sa ys, "I’m p r o u d o f m y H a rry !”

M. COOPER Jo u rn alism

Lazy C oop. . . .H o u gh sa id !

C. M E R R Y Speech

T his s p e e c h t e a c h e r ’s fa v o r it e p o em m u st b e "T w as t h e n ig h t b e fo r e C h ristm a s” !

H e ’s

H. W EINBERGEN A thletics p r o u d o f h is " b o y s ” a n d b o y s are p r o u d o f him .

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L. SC H U M A C H E R P hysical E ducation She h elp s t h e girls k eep th in m a k in g t h e m d o ex ercises.

D R. A . SELKE Social Science H e m a k e s h is c la s s e s i n t e r e s t i n g w i t h h is q u i e t l y , c l e v e r c o m m e n t s a n d b y h a v i n g f i e l d trip s. . . . W e ll , y o u se e, w e l l , h e has f u n t h a t w a y to o .

BLA CK O RBY H isto ry Y o u d o n ’t h a v e t o d o th i s o u t s i d e reading, b u t I s t r o n g ly r e c o m m e n d

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JOE LIN D SETH A g ric u ltu re I t c a n ' t b e s a id h e ' s f o r g e t f u l b u t ha s a n y o n e s e e n h is r e c o r d book? C LIN T O N PO RTE R A g ric u ltu re H e s p e n d s s o m u c h o f h is t i m e o n t h e f a r m t h a t h e is n 't s e e n t o o o f t e n here, in sch o ol.

ZOE BEILER A rt She’s one of N orth D akota’s best know n artists— don’tch a know ?

R . H A R D IN G In d u strial A rts H e teaches th e b oy s to d ra w square circle s an d ro u n d corn ers.

M AUDE KLINEFELTER Secretary S he's g e n e r a l l y s o q u i e t t h a t e v e r y o n e w as surprised to hear h er say— "A nd y o u 'd b etter fork o v er th e dou gh ."

EDNA KONO Book Store P en cils, paper, lette r s are w h a t s h e p a s se s o v e r h e r c o u n t e r b u t i f y ou. w a n t t h e m y o u ’l l h a v e to s t a y i n lin e.

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D AN A LA RSO N Home Economics S he's g o t s u c h a c u t e s m i l e , it's n o w o n d e r a ll t h e b o y s w a n t t o ta k e H o m e Ec.

E. ENGEN E ducation C ritic

L. GOFFE E ducation C ritic

V . LO TH R O P O ffice A ssistant

M. P R C H A L E ducation C ritic

F. HO FFM AN Education C ritic

M. W ILSO N School N urse

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R . GLENN E ducation C ritic

A . H O G AN E ducation C ritic

B. M cD O UGALL O ffice A ssistant

Mrs. M innie M cAdoo, M rs. R ub y Keniston, M rs. G ladys Lobsinger, Mrs. Lila C leveland, Mrs. D orothy Loudon, D irector of Food Service.

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H ere (u p p e r r ig h t ) a re th e people who keep th e " w ise acre s” in lin e. A d viso rs: D eans P u lv e r and W oods. I t ’s abo ut tim e th e men and wom en go t to g e th e r in th is school. W om en ’s L eag u e R ep resen tativ e V iv ia n Olson and M en’s Union R ep resen tativ e G eorge A m esdon.

B ill W ile y (B elo w ) "So tire d an w e w a n n a go hom e.” LEFT TO R IG H T : R e p resen ta tiv e s: J a c k B any a i, Sophom ore; Jo e B etch n er, S en io r; and N a n c y R abe, Ju n io r. SIT T IN G : B ill W ile y , Freshm an.

S a y , C a th y , Bob’s got th e problem s on th e board behind yo u. P resid en t R o b ert O ld en b u rg ; V ice-P resid en t T h ales S e c re st; and S e c r e ta ry -T re a s u re r C ath e rin e K u ylen .

S tu d e n t C ou n cil Looks lik e B u d ’s (B elo w ) fe elin g s a re h u r t . W h a t’s th e m a tte r, g irls , w o n ’t yo u cooperate? Com m issioners: Je a n e tte T rz y n k a , S o cial A f f a ir s ; R ob ert D ire, A th le tic s ; and Y o lan d a T ru ed e , P u b licatio n s.

T he Student Council is the representative body o f the students. These people are elect ed in the spring o f the year preceding that in which they serve. W om en’s League and M en’s U nion representatives are chosen in the fall.

W o m e n ’s L eague O fficers

L e f t t o r i g h t : S ecretary-T reasu rer, S h irle y H averw o ld; V ice-P residen t, B everly W ile y ; A dvisor, Miss Leila G. W oods; President, A lice H in k lem an ; Stud ent C ouncil R epresentative, V iv ian Olson.

T h e p u r p o s e o f W o m e n ’s L e a g u e is t o f o s t e r f r i e n d s h i p t h r o u g h s o c i a l a c t i v i t i e s a n d ta k e u p a n y p r o b l e m s p e r t a i n i n g t o c o l l e g e w o m e n . All c o l l e g e w o m e n a t D .S .T.C. a r e a u t o -

m atic m em bers. sponsored,

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M en ’s U n ion O ffic e rs

L e f t t o r i g h t : Stud ent C ouncil R epresentative, George A m ssden; V ice P resident, R ich ard K un tz; A dvisor, M r. L. G. P u lv er; Presi dent, L a rry O tterson; Secretary-T reasu rer, M arvin W eiss.

T h e M e n ’s U n io n f u l f i l l s t h e s a m e f u n c t i o n f o r t h e m e n as

t h e W o m e n ’s L e a g u e d o e s f o r t h e w o m e n o n t h e c a m p u s .

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A lp h a Sig m a A lp h a

F r o n t R o w : B ertha G eiger, C h ap lain ; Jean ette T ry z n k a , S ec re ta ry ; C atherin e W estlake, R eg istra r; Miss Leila G. Woods, A dvisor; M y rtle Erikson, V ice P residen t; D arlys C hristenson, T reasu rer; Cleone T ry z n k a . S e c o n d R o w : Eunice H eick, S h irle y H averw old, A lice H in klem an, Y olanda T reude, E ditor; S h irley G erhardt, C aroline Sch m idt, Frances K nopik. B a ck R o w : Lois H onnold, B etty Smole, B etty H o ch halter, V aleria K uhn, A lice Kaestner. A lp h a S ig m a A lp h a is a s o c i a l s o r o r i t y t o p r o m o t e g o o d s c h o l a r sh i p , d e v e l o p p e r s o n a l i t y , a n d c u l t u r e . ASA s p o n s o r s a f o r m a l V a le n ti n e d a n c e , a t e a f o r t h e m o t h e r s o f m e m b e r s , a n a n n u a l F ounders D ay b a n q u et f o r p resen t and a lum n i m em b er s, an

a n n u a l D i n n e r p a r t y a t t h e h o m e o f M rs. C. E. S c o t t , a n d a " G e t - T o g e t h e r ” p a r t y d u r i n g H o m e c o m i n g a t t h e h o m e o f Mrs. W einbergen.

P h i Sig m a P i

" P h i S ig ” — D .S .T .C .’s m o r e e l i t e in s c h o l a r s h i p b e l o n g t o t h i s " F r a t”— I t ’s h o n o r a r y . W h a t is m o r e — i t ’s m e m b e r s a r e s e r i o u s l y p r e p a r i n g t o s h i f t t h e w e i g h t o f t h e e d u c a t i o n o f A m e r i c a ’s

f u t u r e citizen s to th eir o w n shoulders. P hi Sig m e m b e r s sp o n so r t h e an n ual c o ll e g e s p r in g f o r m a l — o n e o f th e m a jo r social e v e n ts o f th e year.

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Lutheran

Students A ss o c ia tio n

N ew m an C lub

R O W 1: A rd yth Sch m itz, V iv ian Olson, Eunice H eick, B ertha Geiger, A rleen Z im m erm an, A lb ert Schoenborn, U rban G ratz, M att L ard y (P re sid en t), D r. Louise K raus (A d v iso r), C atherin e K uylen, F rank Ih ly, V aleria K uhn, M alou H am es, K athleen Zavalney. R O W 2: Frances K nopik, Leona Stroh, C aroline Schreiber, Jim H erau f, H a rry W an dler, R u th Thom pson, Donald M ack, Leo Reinbold, Ben Prokrop, Ja c k K reitin ger, M rs. R egina R ush ford, M rs. Woods, Donna Sagm iller, B eatrice Berger. R O W 3: Leonard L ard y, Frances F lyn n , R enaye Schlosser, W illia m W andler, A lfred G ratz, T o by O b rigew itch, Ed K adrm as, Law rence L ard y, Helen M eduna, Joe Betchner, D om inic Sch aff, C la ra Koller. T h e N e w m a n C l u b is an o r g a n i z a t i o n f o r C a t h o l i c c u l t u r e a n d C a t h o l i c f e l l o w s h o p . I f f o s t e r s t h e s p ir it u a l, i n t e l l e c t u a l a n d s o c ia l i n t e r e s t s o f t h e C a t h o l i c s t u d e n t s a t D.S.T.C.

M em b er s look f o r w a r d to m o n t h l y b reak fasts at t h e R ay and to sp rin g p icnics,

Slo p e T e a c h e r S ta ff

R O W 1— D orothy M ayer, Donna Jaeger, V aleria Kuhn (E d ito r ), M ilton H ertz (Business M an ag er), M ax Cooper (A d v ise r), P atricia Bronsak (E d ito r), A rleen Zim m erm an, R obert Scott, K aren Jacobson. R O W 2: Leroy Beaudoin, Joe K untz, B etty Smole, M rs. R egin a R ushford, F rank Lewis, V incent Buresh, W ilh elm Schlender. In s p i t e o f it s n i c k n a m e , t h e " S l o p p y T e a c h e r s s t u d e n t s " s l u r p ” it u p e v e r y t h r e e w e e k s .

T h e S l o p e T e a c h e r is t h e c o l l e g e s t u d e n t n e w s p a p e r ,

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L am b d a D elta L am b d a

F r o n t R o w : R obert Grasser, B e tty Smole, A n d y Kostenko, M a tt L a rd y , P residen t; B ill M osbrucker, H . C. M urph y, A dvisor; B a ck R o w : Ja c k H led ik, R ich ard Cook, R obert O ldenburg, R obert G rum an. L.D.L. m e m b e r s o c c u p y t h e m s e l v e s l i s t e n i n g t o t h e t i n k l e o f test tubes and w a t c h i n g ch e m ica l rea ction s— T h e y are an u n d er g ra d u a te organization o f s tu d en ts in te r e s ted in th e s tu d y

o f s c ie n c e . . . .and, t h e o n e fr a t e r n i t y o n t h e ca m p u s th a t w e l com es w om en m em bers!

S k e tc h C lub

F r o n t R o w . M rs. R egin a R ush ford, Leonard L ard y, P residen t; Delores Fisher, M iss Zoe Beiler, A dvisor; B eatrice Berger, B ev erly A nder son. B a c k R o w . Lenord H all, George R o ll, D oro th y Langendorf, C aroline Schrieber, H elen M eduna.

T h e " p a i n t a n d b r u s h ” s e t ................. T h e S k e t c h C l u b is t h e stu d en ts o p p o r tu n ity to do c o n s tr u ctiv e " d a b b lin g” . M em bers

solve m an y m eetings.

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f o r sch o o l n eeds at their

I n te rn a tio n a l R e la tio n s C lub

F r o n t R o w : D r. Selke, A dvisor; R a y Schields, Edward K adram as, D onna Jaeger, Ken Johnson, Y olanda T reude, Ja c k H ledik, D orothy Langendorf, M y rtle R iem er, R egina R ush ford, D r. Louise Kraus. S e c o n d R o w : Elm er H uber, D elora H uber, V incent Buresh, Donald M ack, W illie W an d ler, B ertha G eiger, M ardel M iller, Francis K nopik, Jo yce Larson, V ivian Olson. B a c k R o w : Joe Betchner, F ran k Ih ly, L y a ll D elaney, Dale D oty, R ich ard Schlappm an, Lois U n ru h , S h irle y G erhardt, C la ra R oller, V aleria Kuhn.

OFFICER S: T h a l e s S e c r e s t , P r e s i d e n t ; B e r n i c e M a rk le, S e c r e t a r y - T r e a s u r e r ; B e r t h a G e i g e r y M r. E. C. B l a c k o r b y , A d v i s o r ; Y o l a n d a T r e u d e , V ic e P r e s i d ent.

F u tu re T ea ch e rs o f A m e ric a

F r o n t R o w : Law rence L ard y, B everly A nderson, A lice H in klem an, A rleen Zim m erm an, P residen t; K aren Jacobson, Jim m ie H erau f, Ben Prokop, Bob Krogh, N an cy Rabe, M rs. C. Woods, D om inic Sch aff, Delores Fisher. S e c o n d R o w : Miss D. A ndrew s, A dvisor; B e tty Hochhalter, Leone Stroh, C aroline Schrieber, Donna Sagm iller, Donald Johnston, R obert O ldenburg, Y olanda Treude, V irgin ia E nglem an, Sh ir ley G erhardt, Jo yce Larson. Ba ck R o w : Donna Jorgenson, B eatrice Berger, M ardel M iller, R obert Grosser, Joseph Betchner, W illiam W andler, Francis F lyn n , K athleen Z alvaney, Francis K nopik, M rs. A lice W orch t, D orothy H olland.

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F r o n t R o w : Joan Knudson, M arilyn Born, B ertha Geiger, V ice-P residen t; Ju d ith Linseth, P resident; Delores F isher; V irgin ia Englem an, A lice H inklem an, Karen Jacobson. S e c o n d R o w : A lice Mae H elgeson, Eunice H eick, Donna Sagm iller, B everly Idler, C orrine Ellefson, Jo yce Larson, B everly Anderson, Sh irley G arhardt, Francis K nopik, Ja ck ie M cN am ara. B a ck R o w : D orothy H olland, Lois H onnold, B etty H o ch halter, Joann W ahl, A rd ith Sch m itz, V ivian Olson, K athleen Z avalney, M ary A nn Zinsli, M arlyn F redrick, C yn th ia B ruington. W.A.A. g i v e s t h e w e a k e r sex a t D.S.T.C. b e t t e r c h a n c e s t o m a k e a s p la s h in t h e s p o r t s w o r l d . . I n t e r c l a s s t o u r n a m e n t s in v o l l e y b a l l a n d b a s k et b a l l, b o w l i n g to u r n a m en ts, social hou rs, p icn ics, ten nis a n d b a d m in to n are

o t h e r activities, N o r t h D a k ota C o l l e g e W o m e n ’s S p o r t s a n d P l a y D a y w a s h e l d a t D.S .T.C. o n A p ril 11 w i t h A l ic e H i n k le m a n as s t u d e n t chairm an.

R u r a l S tu d e n t T ea ch e rs

F r o n t R o w : Jack ie M cN am ara, A lice Mae Helgeson, Joanne K ubista, C orrine E llefson, Delores Fisher, D orothy Langendorff, Karen Jacobson, M ardel M iller, V ivian Olson, D onna Sagm iller, B eatrice Berger. S e c o n d R o w : Leonard H all, Francis K nopik, Joyce Larson, M rs. L. Sm ith, M r. C. Johnson, A dvisor; Ju d ith Linseth, E velyn Larson, C aroline Schreiber, B everly A nderson, Joanne W ahl. B a ck R o w : Jim H erauf, Law rence L ard y, D om inic Sch aff, Donald Sch w in kendorf, George R oll, C lara K oller, Edwin K uchynski, Vernon W eigum . S t u d e n t s e n r o l l e d in t h e o n e - y e a r r u r a l p r o g r a m w h o h a v e c o m p l e t e d a t lea s t o n e q u a r t e r o f c o l l e g e w o r k a r e e l i g i b l e t o

p r a ctice tea ch u n d er th e rural p ro gra m . S tu dents p r a c tic e tea ch a t L e h i g h a n d S o u t h H e a r t u n d e r D i r e c t o r C h a r l e s A. J o h n s o n .

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Front R o w : Jeanette T rzynka, Ethel Hudecek, Vivian Olson, Virginia Carlson, Beverly Donna Sagm iller, Myrtle Erikson, Marilyn Born, Beverly Anderson, Joan Knudson, Lois halter, Joanne W ahl, Frances Knopik, Ardith Schm itz, Marlyn Fredrick, Joyce Larson, Lorraine Mekvold, Mary Lou Hames, Caroline Pelzl. Back R o w : Loretta Pletan, Eunice Davison, Kenneth Keating, Urban Gratz, Richard Schlappm an, Owen Pagel, Alice Mae

C h o ru s

W iley, Joanne Bice, Virginia Engelman, Karen Jacobson, Mrs. E. Heid, Advisor; Delores Fisher, U nruh, Jacquelyn M cNamara. Second R o w : Beatrice Berger, Eugenia Campbell, Betty H ochRuth Thompson, Corrine Ellefson, Shirley Gerhardt, Catherine W estlake, Donna Jorgenson, Heick, Leonard Hall, Adolph W utzke, Alfred Gratz, Robert Krogh, Jack H ledik, W ayne Helgeson, Alice Kaestner.

M usic E d u cato rs N a tio n a l C o n feren ce

F r o n t R o w : M a ry Lou Ham es, A lice K aestner, Cleone T rz y n k a , V irg in ia C arlson, M a rily n Born, M y rtle E rickson, C atherin e W estlake, M arlyn F red rick, M rs. H eid, A dvisor. S t a n d i n g : R ich ard Schlappm an, U rban G ratz, R obert K rogh, J a c k H ledik, A lfred G ratz, Jim Gibson.

B and

F r o n t R o w : W m . A nner, C atherin e W estlake, R ich ard K ostelecky, Thom as Thom as, K enneth Johnson, A lice K aestner. S e c o n d R o w : Jeanette T rz yn k a , B everly W ile y , E thel H udecek, B e tty Smole, U rban G ratz, O tto H avelka, W m . W iley , D w ayn e Jorgenson, Donald Flem m er, A lfred K aisershot, M y rtle E rickson, Cleone T rz yn k a , J a c k H ledik. T h i r d R o w : F red rick Bogner, A lfred G ratz, W ayn e D ettm an, D aniel O ukrop, G ordon Voegele, R obert K rogh, Jo yce Larson, Joanne W ah l, M arily n Born-, M ilton H ertz . S t a n d i n g : M arvin W eiss, M arilyn F redricks, Jim Gibson, Delores Fisher, K athleen Z avalney, M r. R itsch er, D irector.

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U nited Y o u th F e llo w sh ip

Front r o w : B a ck r o w : advisor.

Lois U n ru h, Lois B ailey, (se c re ta ry -tre a su re r), H a rry Pippen, (p resid e n t), and S h irley G erhardt. C lyd e W elch, A l Kostenko, D elm ar Beck, Thales Secrest (v ice-p resid en t), L a rry O tterson,

T h i s is a c o l l e g e y o u t h g r o u p f o r t h o s e s t u d e n t s w h o a t t e n d th e C on grega tio n a l c h u r c h o r w h o are m e m b e r s o f o t h e r c h u r c h e s w h o d o n o t h a v e c h u r c h h o m e s in t h i s c o m m u n i t y .

T he m eetin gs are a com b in a tion p ro b lem s an d social a ctivities.

and Mr. E. C. Blackorby,

w orship,

R a d io N ew scasters

S ta ndin g-. H enrietta Sem erad, M rs. M erry, A dvisor; Dale D oty, Donna Jaeger, Elm er R einer, M arvin Weiss. S e a t e d : B eatrice Berger, V aleria Kuhn, Duane M erry, Dr. V ick ery, A dvisor; M rs. M eschke. T h is g r o u p o f s t u d e n t s p r e p a r e a n d p r e s e n t t h e s c r i p t a n d p ro g ra m s f o r th e c o ll e g e n ew sca sts w h i c h are aired th r e e tim es a w e e k o v e r s t a t i o n KDIX.

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The Slope Teacher Published by the Students, State Teachers College, Dickinson, North Dakota

OL. XXV.

DICKINSON, NORTH DAKOTA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1952.

NO. 7.

rW O POLITICAL PARTIES ORGANIZE N O N -P A R T IS A N

LEAGUE

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[ L i b C T d l i s t S dK ld

Roger Hoffman is now on 30

Candidates, back row: Bill Stransky, Thales Secrest, Bob Olden burg; front row: Catherine Kuylen, Arleen Zimmermat^and Jeanette Trzynka. B y JEANETTE TRZYNKA sible promises. "Clean politics at Dickinson tempting to^ tate Teachers college is the main intelligerj lank in the Non-Partisan Leaguelatform” says campaign manager, rleen Zimmerman. “We are putj rig candidates before the ants, who are sincere, hor) spendable. We’re not i fight itself—we'rjj iecting the mi nd we belii :r all t

-*^fcVarren Heinke, of the class of In a ll ■^pi^^PHfvfed in the ®S-^Land formerly of New Salem, Slope Teacher, the opinions are Jjp P v teaching at Beulah High those of the writers and not the policy of the paper.

THE

L IB E R A L IS T S

plia; ,a, Bill e six)

Twenty-1 d on the uarter he ohn CoJJ uired on,: : j B f

were on bn for failure to ^requirements, were Candidates, back row: Bud Dire, Don Johnston, Gene Hagburg; ,rom college. Four other front row: Marv Weiss, Jean Reilly, and Evelyn Meduna. were removed from the B y ELR O Y D R U R Y looking forward to greater futures. jfe1 probation list. Eleven students The past is very important in Gene Hagburg is at the present ^ p fav e been added to the probation list for the spring quarter and the life of each and every political time vice-president of the Stu names are required to raise their aver- candidate—the past fortells the dent Council, past president of the are: The Liberal candidates freshmen class, member of the 2.?8; ages in order to remain in eol- future. Helm, have had fine pasts and we are (Continued on page six) Mrs. DorisTlautz, 2.50; Corrine lege.

R e lig io u s E m p h asis W e e k

L e f t t o r i g h t : Bishop Edwin E. V iogt, L. G. P ulver, Dean of M en C ath o lic; Rev. Em m anuel S. H edgebeth, C o n gregation al; R ev. M L utheran. B i s h o p V o ig t s p o k e a t a r e l i g i o u s a s s e m b l y p r o g r a m d u r i n g t h e R e l i g i o u s E m p h a s is -week h e l d o n t h e c a m p u s f r o m F e b r u a r y 9 -13. " G o d in M y L i f e ” w a s t h e t h e m e . T h e m i n i s t e r s

Rev. K enneth W iley , M ethodist; F ath er K nopik, St. P a tric k ’s C arlson, N azarene; and R ev. E verett I. H agem an, St. Jo h n ’s in D ick inson m e t separately w ith ea ch o f their r esp ectiv e grou ps. A p ro g ra m o f religious m u s ic and religious art was h eld in th e s tu d en t lo u n ge.

R e lig io u s E m p h a sis W e e k Com m ittee

B a ck r o w , l e f t t o r i g h t : D r. Louise K raus, Lois B aily, E. C . B lack o rb y, M y rtle E rickson, and L y a ll D elaney. F r o n t r o w , l e f t t o r i g h t : Chloe E lm gren, Dean P ulv er, M att L a rd y, and D arlys Christenson. T h is R e l i g i o u s E m p h a s is w e e k c o m m i t t e e w a s h e a d e d b y L. G. P u l v e r . T h e c o m m i t t e e s e t u p t h e c a l e n d a r o f e v e n t s

a1Jd a ll o t h e r a c t i v i t i e s d u r i n g t h e w e e k .

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A T IIL K T IO S

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F r on t R o w : Left to righ t: Bill Anner, Robert Scott, Robert Krogh, Gerald Johnston, H arvey H igby, Bud Dire, N eil Dahl. S e c o n d Row'. M anager L arry Otterson, Geno Lupo, Duane Freed, Jack K reitinger, Francis Flynn, R ichard K untz, Assistant M anager A l Botner. T h ird R o w : A thletic Director H. J. W ienbergen, Charles W ilz, C aptain Ron F latz, Donald Johnston, George Amsden, Red Reinbold, Sam Birdsal, Ed Kadrmas, Coach Forrest Lothrop. F o u r t h R o w : LeRoy Beaudoin, W ayne Davidson, Herb H erauf, Leo Reisenauer, Toby O bregewitch, Ted Sanders, Arnold Charging.

F o o t b a l l 1952 SEASON’S RECORD WE

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Jamestown

W ahpeton

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C ap tain Ron F latz

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In his first year at the wheel of the Savages gridiron machine Coach Forrest Lothrop guided the H illtoppers on one of their better seasons. The D ickinson Teachers College gridders completed an eight game schedule w ith six wins and two losses. The two defeats they suffered could have gone either w ay and only some tim ely breaks in favor of the opposition kept the Savages from hav ing a p erfect slate.

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Coach Forrest Lothrop

R ich ard K untz

Savages Lose 19 -0 In Opener Bud D ire

G aining as m uch as Jam estow n both in air and on the ground and piling up tw ice the num ber of first downs, the Savages never theless took a 19-0 lickin g. The team showed p len ty of offensive power in line bucking, good run nin g and accurate passing. The fum bles and blocked punts and goal line nervousness are w hat caused the Savage defeat. T w o blocked punts in the general area of the D ickinson ten y a rd line and a fum ble on the 30 le ft the Savages p layin g w ith their backs against their own goal and set up Jam estow n’s scores.

P udge Beaudoin

The Savages themselves were close enough to the goal line several times to reach out and touch it but couldn’t muster the final punch to carry the ball over.

Robert Scott

Geno Lupo

Jim H e rau f

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C h uck W ilz

George Amsden Leo R eisenauer H arv e y H igby

Savages W in Homecoming Game W ith a gallant fourth quarter de fensive stand the Savages defeated Spearfish 8 to 6 in the local home com ing game. The game was domi nated by the little prairie hurricane w hich blew across the field from west to east and kept the ball on the east side of the field the whole game. N either team scored against the wind.

Savages W in at W ahpeton The D STC Savages journeyed to W ahpeton where they edged W ahpe ton 20 to 12 in the first out-of-to w n game of the season. The School of Science led 12 to 0 before the Savages could score on a pass from C h arging to F latz. Am sden’s k ick was good. In the third quarter C h arging intercepted a pass and sprinted all the w ay for a touchdown. Am sden’s toe was again good for the extra point. W ith less than two m inutes left the Savages added insurance to their m argin on a pass from B illy A nner to Pudge B eau doin to end the game w ith a 20 to 12 score. On the gloomy side, big Don Johns ton, tackle, suffered an injured ankle which kept him out of most of the season’s games.

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D o n ald Jo h n sto n

Spearfish scored first from the one yard line on a handoff and they failed to m ake the extra point. Dickinson i • i i i scored next in the second quarter when C huck W ilz broke through and block ed a k ick giving the Savages 2 points w hich later proved to be the w inning m argin. The other ta lly in the game came in the third quarter when D ickinson’s C h arging w ent back to throw a pass and, being unable to spot a receiver, tw isted his w ay back through the whole Spearfish defense; evading ta c k ier after tackier to m ark up the w in ning score. From this point on it was D ickin son’s solid defense that held Spearfish u n til the final gun was fired.

Sam B irdsall

A rnold C h argin g

Red Reinbold

Ellendale Wins

M ayville Beaten

In a game w hich opened w ith two touchdowns being scored on the first 5 plays, Ellendale N orm al showed a surge of power in the second h alf to beat the Savages 19-9.

The Savages h it p ay d irt three times in the last h alf of the M ayville game to run up a 24 to 12 score against M ay ville. The teams were deadlocked at the half 6 to 6. The Savages first T .D . was made by Bud Dire when he crashed his w ay from the ten yard line to score.

Ellendale ran the opening k ick -o ff 100 yards back for the 1st T-D. Four plays later C harging passed to Krogh for the Savages first counter. Amsden added the extra point m aking the score 7 to 7. Dickinson caught the Ellendale punt in the end zone adding two more points m aking it 9 to 7 at h alf tim e.

In the third quarter Charging broke lose on a 40 yard gallop to put the Savages ahead. Then a pass from Beaudoin to Krogh gave the Savages a temporary lead although M ayville also score in the third quarter.

Ellendale scored twice again in the last half with power plays to put the game on ice.

Toby O bregew itch

D uane Freed

G erald Johnston

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In the final quarter, Beaudoin’s quarterback sneak to score again cinched the victory for the Savages.

W ayn e D avidson

Ted Sanders

J a c k K reitin g er

Ed Kadrm as

Minot Edges Savages

Savages Smother Bottineau

M inot squeezed past the Savages in a game slowed down by numerous penalties. The local’s v irtu a lly dropped out of the race for the conference crow n by going down before loop leading M inot Beavers by a score of 13 to 7 after p layin g them to a first h alf scoreless tie. M inot scored first, early in the third quarter, on a 63 yard run. They scored again a few m intues later, but failed to m ake the extra point m aking the score 13 to 0. A fter several tries the Savages fin al ly shook C harging loose on two plays to advance the ball to the 15 yard line from w hich C harging scored on the next play.

The D ST C Savages ran up a 33 to 6 victo ry against the Bottineau School of Forestry to w in their second con ference gam e of the season.* The Savages had a little trouble gettin g started in the first quarter u n til C h arging threw a pass to F latz to start the scoring. Then C h arging passed to Krogh who scooted for a touchdown. Bottineau then scored but the Savages bounced right back to count w ith another pass from Beaudoin to C harging. Bud Dire counted another in the third quarter and Red Reinbold closed the game w ith a score in the fin al canto.

D uring the rest o f the game, the ball see-sawed back and forth with neither team threatening again.

N eil D ahl

H erb H e rau f

Francis Flynn

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Nobody loafs a t p ractices . . . .

Savages Trounce Eastern The Savages in their fin al game p ut everyth in g that they had all year together (a smashing, flashing offense and a stubborn ground defense) and still rem em bering the upset from the year before, whipped Billings N orm al 41 to 7. The Savages struck hard and early. On the third p lay of the contest, C h arging w ent around end to canter 61 yards for a touchdown. In the second period, Krogh intercepted a pass and ran 70 yards to hit p lay d irt, ending the first h alf 13 to 0. In the third period the Savages scored again b ut this one was a long hard m arch down the field. C h arging fin ally swept around end for another counter. The fourth score was set up by another K rogh-interception and C h arging going through the m iddle of the line from 13 yards out. Late in the fourth quarter Freshman Bob Scott took the ball on his own 27 and was sprung into the open to score again for the Savages. Ju st before the gun w ent o ff, B illy A nner passed to C harging to chalk up six more points. Richard Kuntz was in the scoring for the Savages that night by making four drop kicks out o f four attempts good.

Seniors m aking their last gridiron stand for the Savages that n ight were C aptain Ron F latz, Donald Johns ton, George Amsden, Leo Reisenauer, R oger Sm ith and Bob Krogh.

Hold th a t line! Get in and tac k le him , don’t ju s t stand there!

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F rom l e f t t o r i g h t , Back r o w : M att Lardy, Herbert H erauf, W illiam Stransky, Donald M anning, W ayne Davidson, Donald Feimer, Clyde Boyko, Garland Burkhardt. F ron t R o w : Gene H agburg, Urban Gratz, Robert Gardner, L arry Otterson, Leo Reinbold, John K reitinger, Andrew Kostenko.

1 9 5 2 T ra c k The Savage track squad comprised mostly o f freshmen showed vast improvement during the season, with Captain Adam Gratz and Red Reinbold, stellar performer, under the direction o f Coach H arry Wienberger turned in a successful track record. In the first meet o f the season at Spearfish the Savages didn’t show too well because of lack o f experience. A fter competitive experience in the first meet, the freshmen studded Savage thinsclads came back strong in the next meet to take second place behind Jamestown, N D IA C champs, with 39 points. Jamestown having 49. Reinbold collected 1 1 points.

On M ay 9 the Savages were host to a trian gu lar meet w ith Spear fish and M inot. The locals took first place amassing a total of 79 points, w ith Reinbold gettin g IS. Spearfish placed second w ith 49 points and M inot had 39 points. The following weekend the Savages were again nosed out by Jam es town by four points, Jamestown having 47 to Dickinson’s 43. Reinbold captured first in the 100 yard dash and the 220 yard dash for 10 points.

In the fin al o uting of the season, the conference trac k meet, the Savages captured second w ith 29 points behind Jam estown w ith 38. Ellendale, Valley C ity, Minot, Wahpeton, Bismarck, Mayville and Bottineau finished in that order. Reinbold led with a first in the 440 yard dash and second in the 220 yard dash. —

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LEFT TO R IG H T : Sam B irdsall (M an a g e r), A lfred G ratz, Bob W ilk en s, H erb H erau f, Lang Y ellow ham m er, H oward F unk, Bob O ldenburg, A lb ert Schoenborn, L a rry O tterson, L ero y Beaudoin, Bob K rogh, Ted U ecker, and Coach W einbergen.

V a rs ity B a s k e tb a ll T eam 1

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" C a p ta in ” Bob O ld en b u rg

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T e d d y B ill U e ck er

L a r r y O tterson

Bob W ilk en s

L ero y " P u d g e ” B eaudoin

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A lb e rt Schoenborn

H o w ard F u n k

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Eastern

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R o ck y M ountain ____________________ 58

R o ck y M ountain ..............

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N orm al

Spearfish

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"P u d ge b rin g s th e b a ll u p ”

'Gene gets fo u le d ”

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LEFT to R IG H T — Jam es H erau f, B ill W iley , M ike F ried t, N eil bergen.

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W ayn e

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m m m m m m m m m m m m im m m m m m m m m m m w m m m m m m m m m m sm m m m m sm m m

19 5 1-5 2 T ennis C a p ta in John G roll

C ap tain Joh n G roll w on the S tate Cham pionship in “sin g les” b y d efeatin g M iller of Jam esto w n in the tourn am en t held on D ST C courts. T h e "doubles” team , composed of G roll and T om G ratz, lost the fin a l m atch to V a lle y C ity b u t w ith the aid of A lb e rt Schoenborn and Bob W ilk en s, th ey com piled a to ta l of 21 points to w in the N .D .I.A .C . tennis cham pionship. V alle y C ity trailed w ith 13 w h ile Jam esto w n and M inot chalked up 10 and 1 respectively.

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N ahh— N eil T nhnstnn

D ahl

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. . . the boys’ home aw ay from home—

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Owen P agel, A1 Botner and G erald Johnston — Me B ride’s new and fresher blood.

Roger Sm ith: "OK! Who done it? George Amsden: "I cannot tell a lie. . .”

Owen P agel, V ern Peterson, and G erald Johnston in d u lge in m usic appreciation d u rin g the more q u iet hours.

They say this too occasionally happens a t M cBride’s— "H o llyw oo d” W e l c h "Rom eo” Peterson

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M rs. Shipley head of the house.

Sixckmu} <Hcdl T here’s a tim e to stu d y— M y rtle R eim er, M y rtle Erikson, and C ecelia Wood.

A nd a tim e to p la y — yo u guessed it — C an asta! Mrs. Shipley, Jo W ah l, M y rtle Erikson, and M ardell M iller.

T h e l i t h o g r a p h i n g e x p e n s e f o r t h i s p a g e w a s p a i d b y B U T T R E Y S.

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Rooming house or asylu m ? Oh w ell, th ere’s some in ev ery crow d. Reinbold, Flem m er, Heinle

The firs t p art of the d a ily r it u a l— bathroom line-up.

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Da feets too big for da bed.

T hey p lay cards a t W a lth ’s fa ir and squ are. Look a t a ll those aces! ! !

H oU A S l

Does he mean 7 :0 0 A.M. or 7 m inutes before he reports for class?

A nd "P reach er D avidson” coaches the boys on the Good W ord.

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Loretta Pletan and E th yl H udecek check the m ail w h ile housemother, Mrs. R uth erfo rd looks a t announcem ents.

South H a ll’s "ex c lu siv e” , the Cam pus Club.

Esther McBee picks the lesser of tw o evils— illness rath er than classes.

T u rk e y feast— yu p , a t South H all!

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O ld e n b u rg a n d T r z y n k a to L e a d D S T C H o m e c o m in g Leading the H om ecom ing festivities this y e a r w ill be the C hief Bob O ldenburg and Princess Jeanette T rzyn k a. The tradition al Indian costumes w ill be donned F riday evening, O ctober 3, when C hief Ronald F latz and Princess M yrtle Erickson aw ard the new couple the trad ition al emblems. There w ill also be the Indian dance and the custom ary bonfire singing. A ll college students are urged to attend as it promises to be a great evening of entertainm ent. (T aken from the Slope T eacher, Hom ecom ing issue) â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

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HC Committees Listed Here Headed by B o b N e w England, dent of the s are the stud their faculty m a d e this b T he studen.

Oldenburg of is also presi ~-r>cil, here qnd

tee— Dorothy Mayer, Hebron; Albert Schoenborn, Hebron; Richard Kuntz, Dickinson; 'Joe Betchner, N e w England; Floyd Wilson, Dickinson; Ardith Schmitz, Bismarck; D o n n a Sagmiller, Mandan; Ruth Thompson, Wibaux, Mont.; Ethel Hudecek, Belfield; Yolanda Treude, N e w Salem; Myrtle Ericson, W atford City.

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Student council has appropri ated up to twenty dollars from the activity funds to purchase a traveling trophy for the float ^ designated as first place. 'freshment committee — Mrs. Kr. Whic h one of the three appearing faculty chairman; B o b ve at half-time is to be ranked first student chair- a place will be announced at the Heb Hebron; gh H o m e c o m i n g dance according to W one plan that has been suggested. T h e trophy will be presented at " time and the winner can keep 'n « . •-V.B group’s n a m e and year irmen; „. •’ship printed there- fall w h e n it Leonard Lardy, and all freshmen boys.

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for Jem.. ig Central H i g f r ^ ^ ,ed queen of the ho m e Co.ivities. Jeanette is a r of Alpha Sigma Alphet sorority. She is active in band, chorus, LSA., W o m e n ’s League, Student coun>- cil, Prairie S m o k e and the Slope acher.

Chief Robert Oldenburg Princess Jeanette Trzynka have f h e r i e / '^ o 0 , selected the following as their C4'% o , , maidens and braves to serve dur . J ’ W ing the H o m e c o m i n g festivities: ; ; sd _u ^. Maidens— Bertha Geiger, Yol Co . anda Treude, Alice Hinkleman, Marilyn Born, Dorothy Meyer, Catherine Kuylen. Darlys Christ enson, Valeria Kuhn, Catherine Westlake, Cleone Trzynka, (sister of Jeanette), D on n a Jorgenson, Beverly Wiley, Alice Kaestner, Shirley Haverwold, and Susan Gartner. T!ie Savages overcame Spear-, Braves: Joseph Betchner, George fish in the H o m e c o m i n g g a m e 8-2, Amsden, Robert Dire, Francis with a touchdown by Arnold Flynn, Leo Reisenauer, Jack Charging and a safety by Chuck Kreitinger, Floyd Wilson, and an Wilz, on October 4. other not n a m e d at deadline time.

Savages Win Homecoming i Tilt 8 to 2

Pert and pretty, Jeanette nka will reign as homecomat Dickinson State annual homecomJeanette is * Mrs. Paul

d h o w she felt about reign. ^ mecoming princess, Jean 's. • “T thiught it w as a be queen in high +houhgt it would action ■’e will make tive on good .... B o b Krogh. m a k e a very m>,.. r j , Bertha Geiger'x * V her-I’m glad she Clyde Welch— “She's' serving of the honor.”

The S co tt’s help d ram a tiz e "N o rth D ako ta T h ro u gh T he A g es.”

T he g ra d e ch ild ren help th e stu d en t teach ers.

?{oms^ominq "K ax ” Z a v aln ey Leads—

R o y a lty on a w in d y d a y !

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T he locom otive comes to N orth D akota.

W A A fin d s U n ru h and L inseth up.

T he com ing o f oil b rin g s o p p o rtu n ity to N orth D ako ta. W in te r becomes th e D STC cam pus.

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S tic k n e y sees N orth D ak o ta becom e a stateâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; desp ite the w in d !! !

W h at are yo u ta k in g ? These " req u ired s” con fuse me.

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H erbie H e rau f m ust be ta k in g his u su al 20 hours (n ap p in g, th a t is)

No pushing! S ta y in lin e! There ought to be an easier w a y !

This one speaks fo r i t self— B ill A nner Miss Kono gives o ut books to M ard ell M iller and Bob Scott "Goodbye” n igh ts o u t! "H ello ” books and term papers!

P eanu ts and C a th y sta rte d e a rly .

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A ll smiles even if th ey did miss the " c a r r y — a ll”

J d o U a J u u ia a More dimes and dollars for the J r . Sr. Prom.

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K rogh’s lead in g Elmer R einer on.

T h ey’re even serious over coffee cups Larson and " S g t.” T u cker.

M r. Thompson, D r. V ick o ry and Dean P u lv er a t the fa c u lt y table.

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P udge "th e fac e” Beaudoin — m ust be between foot b all and b ask etb all seasons.

H om ew ork a fte r hours in the lounge. Tom g e ttin g "M ath ” from the other Tom w h ile F ritz gets excellen t help from Ihley.

M arv contests O ttersens decision over the p ing pong table.

B illings team visits the lounge before gam e tim e.

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Student teaching turned even Bootz into a stu dious man.

"Do or Die, The A nnual M ust Come O u t!”

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"W hat do ya say, Snooze!”

The pause th at re freshes. . . T rzyn k a and Fisher.

Modern B a c n s : . . J. H ledik, Urban G ratz.

Dr. V ickery washes down his pills w ith the proverbial coke. M ary Lou gets acquainted w ith the fellows.

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Guess this one w as settled . H le d ik , Secrest, Ih ly , Jo h n son, and B ad in ger.

Y oun g M an W ith the H o rn !— Flem m er.

R ischer and Co. in session.

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T h ey don’t even let dogs sleep in class, an ym o re!

Jim Gibson, "th e d ru m m er1 Being in tro d u ced to L ite ra tu re .

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'Ylavsunb&h fru d ge gets th e b a ll ro llin g on N ovem ber 5. T . M u r th a , L . D e la n y , N . R a b e , A . Z im m erm an , D. Jo h n sto n .

Ron gets c a r v in g ex p e rie n c e a t a N o v em b er B irth d a y p a r ty . A . B o tn er, K. Z a v a ln e y , F. F ly n n , R . F la tz , B. S ch le n d e r, C . W elsh .

T h e N ovem ber c lu b helps N a n c e b lo w th e can d les o u t. K . Z a v a ln e y , F. F lyn n , B. S ch le n d e r, A . H in k Â le m an , D . Jo h n sto n , A . B o tn er, N . R ab e , Y . T r e u d e , R . F la tz , R . D ire , D . S a g m ille r, A. Z im m erm an .

B ro n sak a n d Boots h elp " Jo h n stâ&#x20AC;? ( r ig h t ) c e le b ra te h is b y p re -e le c tio n cam Â p a ig n in g .

C yrano D ebergerac— D uane M erry

George G rau ter displays those "G rable legs” a t the Frosh in itia tion p a rty .

(p a A ilftA Mae T jaden dances w ith a ghost.

S h eriff K uhn catches M aiden Bronsak as she tries to bump W ile y o ff between acts.

Hero M urth a throw s a strong le ft to V illian D elaney’s ja w as Doty and Z avalney gasp.

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P resident Scott welcomes S an ta to DSTC— A h! M aybe a prospective stu den t. Santa meets the senior class o fficers and ad visors.

S an ta brirtgs the fa c u lty a couple of " A ” students. . . . R abe and H e rau f.

Even the fellow s danced a t this p a rty . . . .Shock! ! !

Helgeson gives S an ta a hot dog. . . B rib ery? ? A present from Santa?

S an ta tells the crow d about his experiences a t the N orth Pole.

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.A n ap p ro p riate re w a rd for a job w ell done. Coach w as a little slow g e ttin g starte d .

The n ation’s fo u r happiest people, P resident and M rs. C. E. Scott and Coach and Mrs. H . J . W ienbergen.

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E v ery election y e ar there are polls. E veryone is in terested to seen beforehand w ho m ay be g ain in g the p u b lic ’s fav o r. D .S. T .C . conform ed to this tren d . Polls w ere not o n ly taken to see w ho w ould be president of the U . S. b u t there w ere cam pus polls pro b in g in to class c u ttin g , polls to fin d out how m arks are m ade and p ro b ab ly the m ost im p o rtan t and f a r reach in g one was the cam pus p o p u larity concensus. T his poll w as sponsored b y the " P ra irie Sm oke.” T he fin a l tab u latio n s w ere am azin g in show ing th e large n u m ber of people selected b y the voters. T en votes in one’s fav o r w o uld h ave carried him or her in a n y one of the ch aracteristics. T he questionnaire in clu ded such questions as, " W h ic h w o m an and w h at m an had the best fig u re , w h ich m an and w o m an w ere the best scholars, or w ho disp layed the best leadership q u alities,” In all cases a m an and a w om an w ere to be nam ed for each posititon. T he poll w as, perhaps co nd u cted a little too e a rly in the school year, as m an y freshm en and sophomores w ould su rely have gained more votes. T he fin a l com pilatio n showed jun io rs and m o stly seniors c a p tu rin g the votes. T here w ere fo u r cases of tie votes in w h ich tw o in d ivid uals w ere nam ed fo r a p a rtic u la r q u a lity . M y rtle E rickson gained the greatest n um b er of votes in being nam ed tops in three th in gs— Scholarship, D isposition and N eat A ppearance. She also w as u n tied in a n y of these features. M y rtle is a senior. A rleen Z im m erm an, a ju n io r, w as n ex t in p o p u la rity in the girls division b y b ein g tops in tw o dep artm ents— fig u re , and leadership. Y olan da T ruede, a ju n io r, gained top fav o r in the sportsm anship selection. Je an n e tte T rz y n k a , a senior, and B er n ice M ark el, a sophomore, tied fo r h a v in g best fa c ia l features. Don Joh n sto n , a senior, and George A m sden, a ju n io r, tied fo r h av in g the best physiques. Bob O ld enb urg, a senior, w as tops as scholar. H is report card as w ell as the poll says so. L ater in the year, w hen quizzed about how to g e t good m ark s, he explained, " h ittin g th e books w as the o n ly sure w a y .” In the "su av e” d ep artm ent T ed d v LTecker, a sophomore, was victorious. It m ust have been the blue suedes because he d id n ’t get the g re y flan n els u n til the w in te r q u a rte r! It ju s t takes a m arried m an to show up the "w o uld -b e-B eau B rum m els.” Bob O ldenb urg and M arv W eiss were in vo lved in a tie for leadership honors. T h ey both proved th eir cap ab ilities fo r this d u rin g b ask etb all season. Bob led the team , and M arv the fans. Bud D ire w as favored fo r show ing best sportsm anship. Bud exhibited this q u a lity d u rin g fo otb all season and la ter d u rin g the year. H e w as also elected fo o tb all c ap tain fo r ’ 53. Bob K rogh and P eanuts F lyn n w ere tied fo r e x h ib itin g the best disposition. Both are seniors. (W h ere th e y are go in g th e y ’ll p ro b ab ly need it.I E d ito r’s n ote: K orea? Bob K rogh also was credited w ith the best fa c ia l features. Y ou K orean veterans th a t enrolled late w ill ju st have to w a it u n til n ex t ye ar if you aren ’t ac tiv a ted again before then. It w as n ice being popular around C h un C h an and O saka an yho w . (S u b m itted

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JEANETTE TRZYNKA Facial features (tied)

LEROY BEAUDOIN Facial features (second)

BERNICE MARKEL Facial features (tied)

ROBERT KROGH Facial features (first) Disposition (tied)

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ROBERT DIRE

MYRTLE ERICKSON Disposition, neat appearance, and scholarship

DONALD JOHNSTON Physique (tied)

TED UECKER Neat appearance

YOLANDA TREUDE

GEORGE AMSDEN

ARLEEN ZIMMERMAN Figure, leadership

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FRANCIS FLYNN Disposition (tied)

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T he reception lin e consists of H a v e rw a ld , H in k le m an, M rs. P u lv e r, Miss W oods and Olson.

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ROSE P A LA N IU K , E ditor B elfield Glee C lu b, G .A .A ., F .T .A ., F .H .A .-V ice Pres., Forum -Pres., F .H .A . State C onvention (F arg o ), Science C lub, Freshm an, Ju n io r plays, Cheerleader, Student C ouncil, Senior class V ice Pres., V ocal class.

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EILEEN PRIV RA TSK Y South H eart, N . D. Band, Freshman Class V .-Pres., F.F.A. Pres., F.H .A . State Convention (F arg o ), F.H .A . Parliam entarian, G .A .A ., Junior Class P lay, F.T .A ., Glee C lub, Student Council, Co-editor of school paper, Forum, Third Place Democracy Contest, Vocal Class.

STEVEN JABLONSKY Dickinson, N . D. Junior P lay, Basketball, T rack, Football, Band, Glee C lub, Student Council, Junior Class V.-Pres.

HO W ARD D UK ART Dickinson, N. D. Junior Class Play, Glee C lub, Basketball, Senior Class-Pres., Student Council, Science Club, Smoke Signals staff.

R A LPH HAAG Dickinson, N. D. Band, Junior P lay, N ewm an C lub, Basket ball, Asst, editor Prairie Smoke, T rack.

JOSEPHINE HAVERLUK Dickinson, N. D. F.H .A .-Pres., F.H .A .-Convention at Far go, Junior Class-Secretary, G .A.A.-Pres., Glee Club, F.T .A ., Co-editor school paper.

R U T H STIEG R ichardton, N . D. G .A.A .-Pres., Forum V.-Pres., F.T.A ., Student Council Pres., Girls’ State ’ 52, Freshman Class Pres., Jun ior Class P lay, Glee C lub, Science Club-Pres., Band, Vocal Class, L.S.A ., Freshman, Junior Play.

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BETTY W AG N ER R ichardton, N . D. Co-editor of school paper, G .A.A ., L.S.A ., Forum, Glee C lub

EMIL BARANKO Belfield, N . D. Band, Football

M ARG ARET FISHER South H eart, N . D. Glee Club, F.H .A ., F.T.A .-Pres., Junior P lay, Smoke Signals Staff.

R A Y FROEHLICH Dickinson, N . D. T rack, Basketball, Foot ball, Band, Smoke Signals Staff.

W ILM A R LAMPL Dickinson, N . D. Sketch C lub

W ILM A HAN EL Dickinson, N . D. Glee C lub, G .A .A ., F .H .A ., F.T.A . D O N N A FUGERE Belfield, N . D. Glee C l u b , Newman C l u b , F .H .A ., F .T .A ., Band.

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LAW ERENCE PE M A N IO W Belfield, N . D. Junior Class Play, A ll School P lay, Glee Club, Smoke Signals S taff, Vice-Pres.-Science C lub, F.T.A .

A N N TESKY Hazen, N. D. G .A.A ., Glee C lub, Smoke Signals S ta ff

A N TH O N Y KARSKY N ew Hradec, N . D. Junior Class P lay, Band, Glee Club.

M A RV IN KANSKI Fairfield, N . D. Freshman Class P lay, Basketball, Football, Glee C lub, N ewm an Club.

W A LLA CE WEIGUM Belfield, N . D. F o o t b a l l , Basketball, Boxing, Science Club-Secretary.

JAM ES KUBISCHTA Dickinson, N . D. Jun ior Class P lay, N ew man Club.

ETHEL JO H N SO N F ryburg, N . D.

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F u tu re T each ers o f A m erica

L e ft t o r i g h t , B a ck R o w : Peter Symionow, Lawerence Demaniow, R uth Stieg, H enrietta Oukrop, Mr. H nottavange, advisor, Ann Kanski,- Irene R idl, Clarence N am enuk, David Gresser. F r o n t R o w : V irginia Palanuk, E velyn Roller, Rose P alaniuk, Norman Sm ith, President, Josephine H averluk, Joanne P rivratsky, Rose Kanski, Eileen P rivratsky.

S tu d en t C ouncil

L e ft t o r ig h t , Back R o i v : Clarence Namenuk, Howard D ukart, Norman Sm ith, Mr. H nottavange, advisor, Donald Stieg, Robert Palanuk, Robert K uchynski. F r on t R o w : Joyce Demaniow, Rose Palaniuk, Sandra D ukart, R uth Stieg, president, Steve Jablonsky, V irginia Palanuk, Helen Redlin, Eileen P rivratsky.

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L e f t to r i g h t , Back R o w : V irginia Palanuk, David Gresser, Clarence N am enuk, Joyce Oe, Joanne P rivratsky. S e c o n d R o w : Mrs. Robinson, advisor, Valeria Kovash, Norman Sm ith, Robert W agner, Donald Stieg, Ann Tesky, Mr. H nottavange, advisor. F r o n t R o w : Eleanore H lebchuk, M argaret Fisher, B etty W agner, Josephine H averluk, R u th Stieg, Rose Palaniuk.

F u tu re H om em akers d u b

L e ft t o r ig h t , Back R o w : V irginia Palanuk, Loretta Banyai, H enrietta Oukrop, Mrs. Larsen, advisor, Maxine Zubke, Linda W itt, Elaine D ukart, Rose Kanski. L e ft t o r i g h t , F r o n t R o w : E velyn Roller, Maria Bonner, Diane Semerad, Rose Palaniuk, Josephine H averluk, President, Eileen P rivratsky, Ann K anski, Joanne P rivratsky.

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L e ft t o r i g h t , Back R o w : Evelyn Bezdicek, Loretta Banyai, H attie P rivratsky, Shirley Sm ith, Elaine H aag, Helen Redlin, Eleanore H lebchuk, Maria Bonner, Lorraine Froehlich, Joanne P rivratsky, Rose Kanski, V irginia Palanuk, Irene Roshau. S e c o n d R o w : Lorraine H aag, C laudia Frank, Loretta Fisher, M artha K arsky, Eileen P rivratsky, Joyce Oe, R uth Stieg, Ann Tesky, Rose Palaniuk, Linda W itt, Elaine H aag, Dorothy Sivak, Sandra D ukart. T h ir d R o w : Diane Semerad, Josephine H averluk, A nn Kanski, Ethel Meduna, Theodora Osadchuk, M ar garet R idl, Beverly Johnson, Valeria Kovash, H enrietta Oukrop, M ary Anne Hanel, Georgia Jablonsky, Evelyn Luptak, Evelyn Roller. F r o n t R o w : Donna Fugere, W ilm a H anel, Janice Fugere, Maxine Zubke, Josephine Lamprecht, B etty W ag ner, Leona H ecker, B etty Lou Kostelecky, V ivian Schaaf, Regina H aag, M argaret Fisher, Eugenia Palahniuk, Mrs. Heid, director.

Science C lub

L e ft t o r ig h t , Back R o w : Peter Symonow, Dorman Bezdicek, George Vrana, D avid Gresser, Robert Havelka. S e c o n d R o to : Howard D ukart, Edward H auck, Donald Kaisershot, Lawerence K arsky, Norman Smith, Robert W agner, L arry Freed, Donald Stieg. T h i r d R o w : Elaine D ukart, Linda W itt, Ethel Meduna, Diane Semerad, B etty W agner, Leona Hecker, Josephine Lam precht, Joyce Oe, Sandra D ukart, Rose Palaniuk, Lyall Delaney, advisor. F r on t R o w : H enrietta Oukrop, B etty Lou Kostelecky, W allace W eigum , Joyce Demaniow, R u th Stieg, president, Clarence N am enuk, Lawerence Demaniow, E velyn Roller.

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B and

L e ft t o r ig h t , Back R o w : Paul G ilbert, James K ubischta, Robert W agner, Ralph H aag, Emil Baranko, Steve Jablonsky, Donald Stieg, R ay Froehlich. S e c o n d R o w : Mr. R itscher, director, Donald Kaisershot, Lawerence R arsky, H enrietta Oukrop, Janice Fugere, Eugenia Palahniuk, Donna Fugere, A nthony R arsky, Norman Sm ith, Mr. G ratz, assistant director. F ron t R o w : Robert R uchynski, Rose Palaniuk, Eileen P rivratsky, Shirley Sm ith, M artha R arsky, Irene R idl, Theodora Osadchuk, Helen R edlin, Joanne P rivratsky, Lorraine H aag, Robert H avelka.

G irl’s A th le tic A sso ciatio n

L e ft t o r ig h t , Back R o w : Evelyn Bezdicek, Pat Schultz, N atalie Osadchuk, Elaine H aag, V iriginia Pala nuk, Shirley Smith. S e c o n d R o w : Lorraine H aag, Linda W itt, Joyce Demaniow, Loretta Fischer, Theodora Osadchuk, San dra D ukart, Elaine D ukart, Dorothy Sivak, Evelyn Roller, Joanne P rivratsky, Rose Ranski. T h ir d R o w : Eleanore H lebchuk, Ethel Meduna, Ann Ranski, B etty W agner, Irene R idl, Josephine Lamprecht, Vivian Schaaf, Eugenia Palahniuk, M argaret R idl, Diane Semerad, M artha R arsky, Miss Schu macher, advisor. F r on t R o w : Eileen P rivratsky, Janice Fugere, B etty Lou Rostelecky, H enrietta Oukrop, Josephine H averluk, R uth Stieg, president, Joyce Oe, Leona H ecker, Rose P alaniuk, Ann Tesky, Regina H aag.

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F re sh m a n C lass

L e ft t o r i g h t , Back R o w : Robert Heidecker, George V rana, Paul G ilbert, N ick H endricks, Eddie Kinzel, Norman Blackburn, Steve Kanski, Rudolph Pazourek, Robert Kuchynski. S e c o n d R o w : E velyn Luptak, Diane Semerad, M argaret R idl, Irene R idl, M axine Zubke, M ary Anne Hanel, Linda W itt, E velyn Koller. F r on t R o w : Loretta Banyai, Irene Roshau, Lorraine Froehlich, Helen R edlin, president,' Elaine Duk art, V irginia Palanuk, Joanne P rivratsky, E velyn Bezdicek.

S o p h o m o re C lass

L e ft t o r i g h t , Back R o w : Shirley Sm ith, Dorman Bezdicek, Donald Kadrmas, Donald Kaisershot, Richard Hanes, A lfred Roller, W illiam Kovash, Robert H avelka, Maria Bonner. S e c o n d R o w : M artha K arsky, Rosetta W yan t, Theodora Osadchuk, Eugenia Palahniuk, Leona H ecker, Josephine Lam precht, V ivian Schaaf, R egina H aag, Ethel Meduna. F r on t R o w : Lorraine H aag, Rose Kanski, Loretta Fischer, Joyce Demaniow, Norman Smith, Sandra D ukart, Georgia Jablonsky, H attie P rivratsky, Elaine H aag.

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B o y’s Glee C lub

L e ft t o r i g h t , Back R o w : Eddie Kinzel, George V rana, N ick H endricks, Norman Sm ith, Donald Kaisershot, Robert Palanuk, Norman Blackburn. F r o n t R o w : Robert K uchynski, Dorman Bezdicek, D avid Gresser, Clarence N am enuk, Rudolph Pazourek, Robert H avelka, Peter Symionow, Mrs. Heid, instructor.

J u n io r C lass

L e ft t o r i g h t , Back R o w : Peter Symionow, Lawrence K arsky, Robert W agner, L arry Freed, Edward H auck, David Gresser. S e c o n d R o w : N atalie Osadchuk, C laudia Frank, Joyce Oe, Beverly Johnson, H enrietta Oukrop, Eleanore H lebchuk, Dorothy Sivak, P atrica Schultz. F r on t R o w : Valeria Kovash, Anne Kanski, president, Robert Palanuk, Donald Stieg, Clarence Nam e nuk, B etty Kostelecky, Janice Fugere.

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C h e e r le a d e rs

L e f t t o r i g h t : N orm an Sm ith, D avid Gresser, Rose P alan iu k , S h irle y Sm ith , V irg in ia P alan u k, B e tty Lou K ostelecky.

F lo a t

L e f t t o r i g h t , B a c k R o w : R o b ert W agL e f t t o r i g h t : V irg in ia P alan u k , D iane Sem erad, Sandra n 1r r

pCr’ ^an^ ra ^ ^ a r t’ V irg in ia P alan u k. F r o n t R o w : N orm an Sm ith , D iane Sem erad, D orm an Bezdicek.

F o o tb a ll T eam

BACK R O W : L ett to rig h t— Coach O ldenburg, G erald B u rw ick , E m il Baranko, C aptain Steven Jab lo n sk y, Law rence K arsky, L a rry Freed, M arvin K anski, C larence N am enuk. FRO N T R O W : L eft to rig h t— W ilfred Kovash, Steve K anski, R aym ond F roehlich, Donald K aisershot, N orm an B lack burn, P eter Sym ionow, and M anager D orm an Bezdicek.

B a s k e tb a ll T eam

BACK R O W : L eft to rig h t— M arv in K anski, N orm an Sm ith , R alp h H aag, E dw ard H au ck , D onald K adrm as, 'an d Coach F. T . Lothrop. F RO N T R O W : L eft to rig h t— M anager ert P alanuk, A lb ert Kovash.

Steve K anski,

W ilfre d Kovash, C larence N am enuk, R aym ond Froehlich, R ob

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DYMON JEWELERS

Dependable Jewelers & W atch m ak e rs

Diamonds Watches

L Y L E B. B R I T T O N ,

Proprietor

3 7 W e s t 1st

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HELEN’S FROCK SHOP

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IN THE WINTER

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on Y o u r Radio D ial

C O M PLIM E N T S OF

MR. AND MRS. JOE BOOKE

K D Sports K Y o u r T ri-state Station

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FIRST INVESTMENT INSURANCE AGENCY

THE WARDROBE CLEANERS &

TAILORS

"The Best Insurance You W ill Ever Own Is Y our Education” D IA L 3221

W e Make Clothes Live A gain Pick up and D elivery

R O Y L. H E R H U SK Y , M gr. D IA L 2723

First N a t’l Bank Lobby, D ickinson, N. Dak.

Best Wishes to D.S.T.C.

DICKINSON ABSTRACT CD

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DICKINSON M em ber F .D .I.C .

17 2nd A ve. W . Phone 2271 D IC K IN SO N , N O R T H D A K O TA

M ember Federal R eserve System

JOE’S STANDARD SERVICE

Lenox & A rm stro n g H eating

KRAMER SHEET METAL & ROOFING

A Complete Lifte o f A tlas Accessories T owing 41 E. V illard

Complete Line o f Sheet M etal W orks D ial 3724

233 F irst St. E.

COMPLETE RELIABLE SERVICE P ick-up and D elivery

D IC K IN SO N , N . D AK .

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D ial 38 81

Commercial Printing

CON'S BARBER SHOP

F AST SERVICE

DOHERTY PRINTERS 12 Villard Street Phone 4761

CITY GROCERY

Compliments of

“ TOP Q U A L IT Y FOODS”

PRICE TOBIN FUNERAL HOME

29 1st Ave. West

AM B U LAN C E SERVICE Dickinson, N. Dak.

Diamonds,

Watches

and

Jewelry

Dial 3421

WEST PLAINS MOTEL

M. A. SCHERFFIUS

“The Northwest’s Finest”

REGISTERED O PTIC IA N

DICKINSON, N. DAK.

Dickinson, N. Dak.

“ Where you meet a friend — not a flunky”

B EN JAM IN - MOORE P A IN T S

Compliments of

Stewarts Paints and Varnishes

BOGNER APPLIANCE STORE

VANTINE PAINT & GLASS CO.

PHILCO A P P LIA N C E S Authorized Sales and Service

135 E. Villard

Dial 3661

129 E. 1

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Dial 2425

THE FAD KOSTELECKY BROS.

D IC K IN S O N A N D N E W E N G L A N D

HOME OF STETSON HATS—ARROW SHIRTS FLORSHEIM SHOES—MUNSING UNDERWEAR KINGSRIDGE SUITS BY SCOENEMON SAMSONITE LUGGAGE VISIT OUR FOUNTAIN Lentheric-Lucien LeLong & Helena Rubenstein Cosmetics Gift Shop Downstairs Sterling — China - Crystal Prescription Specialists D ial 4161

2 W . V illard

SERVICE DRUG STORE —

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DRUG STORE West Villard

Dial 4181

PRESCRIPTION SERVICE HOSPITAL SUPPLIES COSMETICS — TOBACCOS — FIRST AID SUPPLIES STATIONERY AND GIFTS FOUNTAIN SERVICE

ELECTRIC SALES & SERVICES Ask for a demonstration.

w sw m -* - mm:

We handle a complete line of Westinghouse home appliances and wiring supplies. Phone 2171

D ickinson, N . D ak.

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SAX

MOTOR

Phone 4115

CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE

CO.

Dickinson, N. Dak.

CADILLAC SALES

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PARTS SERVICE

The Finest in Photography PORTRAITS — COMMERCIAL WEDDINGS Call Today For Your Appointment We specialize in every phase of photography

STUDIO 1\II CAMERA SHOP DICKINSON, N . DAK.

PHONE 4169

OUR CAMERA STORE CARRIES A COMPLETE LINE FOR THE AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER MOVIE CAMERAS STILL CAMERAS PROJECTORS EXPOSURE METERS FILM

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Branch Nash-Finch Company

DICKINSON PLUMBING and HEATING C O M PAN Y

DICKINSON GROCERY Distributors of Nash’s Coffee and Our Family’s Canned Fruits and Vegetables

Phone 3231

243 East Villard

Dickinson, N. Dak.

HEATON LUMBER CO.

F U R N ITU R E and A PPLIA N C E S

Building Material Headquarters

FLECK'S INC.

FO RM AN ITE PRODUCTS

“ Where you get a good deal every day”

301 W. Villard

Phone 2281 Phone 3021

M H m iy

SLOPE CLEANERS & LAUNDRY

WESTERN

GEORGE P R IV R A T S K Y , Owner

Auto Parts Co.

A Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service

“ Everywhere in North Dakota’^ W HOLESALE Auto Parts and Equipment

432 West Villard

J S ^ f

Phone 3281

CfRl/lPF ||. II

410 West Villard

Fad Clothing Store

Dickinson, North Dakota

Phone 2211

AYER'S INSURANCE AGENCY

CONTRACTORS - EXCAVATORS

KOVASH, INC.

E. A. Stow

Specialists in Commercial and Industrial Buildings

Dickinson, North Dakota Dial 3541

050 Third Ave. W.

Phone 2341

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“ Clothes not becoming to you— should be coming to us.” Cleaning —

Pressing —

Knapp Floral Shop

Tailoring

PICK-UP and D E LIV E R Y “Flowers for All Occasions”

THE X-L CLEANERS 221 E. 1

Phone 3261

Gene Wilhelm

Phone 4301

646 West 2nd St.

A1 Kinney

Lumber

THE DICKINSON PRESS

“From Foundation to Roof”

“ The Voice of Teddy Roosevelt’s West”

Walton & Davis Lumber Co.

Newspaper Publishers Printing Supplies Office Outfitters

303 E. Villard

Dial 2621

Weyerhauser Building Materials

Dickinson

North Dakota

Plan Service

Free Estimates

Stop at—

GAMBLE STORE

KING'S SUPER MARKET

Furniture — Appliances — Hardware

Three Super Valu Stores

39 Sims

Phone 2351

Trim-Tred

Poll Parrot

to Serve You.

F A N C Y MEATS GROCERIES VEGETABLES

LINDY - W IN KY BOOTERY Connie

Rand for Men

“ The Best in Music”

Dickinson Hide & Fur Co.

DICKINSON MUSIC SHOP

GEORGE M ASSAD, Prop. 128 W. 1 Hides, Furs, Wools, Pelts, Tallow, Junk

Dial 2721

Compliments of

DICKINSON OFFICE SUPPLY Dial 3411

502 E. Villard

Remington Rand Typewriter Agency

W. A. “ JAC K ” SMART

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“Shop the Modern K-G Way”

D I C K I N S O N S HOE S T O K E

“Quality Footwear Correctly Fitted Since 1924”

DICKINSON’S TWO MODERN STORES ON VILLARD STREET —

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m i p o r tr a its a re itcimuL DODGE

DODGE TRUCKS PLYMOUTH

A Complete Stock of Parts and Accessories. Tune-Up — Lubrication Complete DODGE, PLY MOUTH and DODGE TRUCK Service

S T A R K MOTOR 00. —

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103 E. VILLARD

NORTH DAKOTA’S LARGEST Looking Ahead For Your Future Livestock Business

Davey,Tommy,Jimmy,Rickey,Danny,Gary

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STEAKS - SEA FOODS - CHICKEN Compliments of the Gayda's

PALM

BEACH

Luncheons Banquets Dinners

Late Suppers

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ESQUIRE LOUNGE Compliments of

Bill and Cliff Beaudoin

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Your Dollar Buys More At Your Marshall Wells Store

SCHILL1

Marshall Wells Stores

FURNITURE — HARDWARE — DRAPERIES INTERIOR DECORATING SERVICE ALEXANDER - SMITH CARPETING EXPERT INSTALLATION SERVICE DIAL 2601

DICKINSON, NO. DAK.

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M A N N 'S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY

SALES E V E R Y TUESD AY

WESTERN LIVESTOCK CO.

Machine Shop Service Automobile Parts and Accessories Recapping and Vulcanizing Distributors U. S. TIRES

“ For the Best in the West— Go Western”

ARMSTRONG TIRES

Royal Triton Oil

Dickinson, N. Dak,

Call 4145

East Villard

Phone 4163

AGOSTINI GROCERY

BINEK'S CAFE

Open every evening until 9 :30 Sundays 9:00 until 7:30

RECREATION

GROCERIES, MEATS, ICE CREAM 414 W. Villard

Phone 3912

We Serve Excellent Food at Moderate Prices

Dickinson, N. Dak.

Fine Tailoring and Dry Cleaning Always Reliable

SLOPE IMPLEMENT CO.

Dial 2911 43 3rd Ave. W.

CITY CLEANERS

Phone 4196

John Deere Sales and Service New Holland Machinery

T. M IKLAU TSCH & SON

Y o u 'll s e e m o re o f h er if y o u start ta k in g h er to The

DBIRV QUEEN

RUMMELL INSURANCE AGENCY 744 West Second St.

Phone 3771

Insurance of All Kinds Minerals, Leases, Royalties, Bonds

fo r h er fa v o r ite s u n d a e . S to p

Dickinson’s Oldest Oil Brokerage Firm

in D ickinson , N.

at th e D airy Q u een

Dak. — C h o o se fro m

flo c k

fla v o r s — ch o c o la te , s tr a w b e r r y , hot fu d g e , ch erry , b u ttersco tch , and

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m ore.

WESTERN IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere

Frigidaire

NEW ENGLAND CO-OP STORE

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Maytag

Fresh Meats, Vegetables, Groceries and Locker Service

We Appreciate Your Patronage

New England

Dial 5432

Phone 476

Ve r

Farmer's Equity Exchange G R AIN

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FORD SALES and SERVICE

SEED

PECHTL MOTOR CO.

New England, N. Dak.

Phone 413

New England

Call 495

4 A DODGE

PLYM O UTH

DR. N. J. BROWN

JOHNSON MOTORS

CHIROPRACTOR

Spinal Adjustments Make the Mind and Body Well and L ife Happier

New England

Call 464

Dial 434

a H 4 Jacob's Sales & Service

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MASSEY - HARRIS Sales and Service New England

GARDNER & ZEREN

Telephone 6262

New England

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DICKINSON THEATRE The Best in Motion Pictures

RIALTO THEATRE

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Stop at the Blouse Bar

J. C. PENNEY CO. DINSDALE'S TEXACO SERVICE 24 hour Wrecking Service

Phone 3601

Firestone Tires Batteries Motorola Radios Gasoline — Oils Complete Lubrication Tire Repairing Washing — Polishing Battery Charging

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DICKINSON CREAMERY CO. Regular Home Delivery

Phone 4171

CLOVERDALE

Quality Dairy Foods Pasteurized Milk Cream Butter Ice Cream

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WARD JOHNSON, INC. FORD & MERCURY DEALERS SA L E S

AND

S E R V IC E

FORD TRUCKS LA ST LONGER! —

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NASH STOCKERT SALES & SERVICE COMPLETE ENGINE REPAIR ON

ALL MAKES AND MODELS

Genuine Nosh Parts E. Villard

Dial 2660

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BOWLING CENTER O p e n 12 p.m. to M id n ig h t D ia l 4 4 3 1

7 D ays a W eek 103V2 E. V illa r d

S & L COMPANY DEPARTMENT

STORE

C o m e in a n d lo ok o ve r o ur u n lim ite d sto ck 38 W. 1

D ick in so n , N. D ak.

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“ Sign up for More Business”

The Liberty National Bank

Dickinson Sign Company

Serving Dickinson Since 1916

POSTERS

Complete Modern Banking Facilities 46 West First

PA IN T E D D ISPLAYS

Neon and Cold Cathode Lighting Corner First Ave. W and Second St.

Telephone 4189

RAY THOMAS, Prop.

Prescriptions Expertly Filled

Dickinson Laundry

Greene Drug Co. PROMPT and C AR EFU L SERVICE

Walgreen Agency A. SUCKERMAN, Registered Pharmacist

Dial 2631

Dickinson, N. Dak.

16 W. Villard

Phone 4194

Head for— the

ROOSEVELT DRIVE-IN RICHARDSON ROOT BEER Hamburgers Shoestrings

Hotdogs Cigarettes

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Malts Sundaes

W ho h av e w e h ere ? ?? W h y i t ’s M arg e , L a r r y , an d H e n rie tta .

I t ’s h ere t o o !!!

Bashful A nn e???

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Thirst, too, seeks quality

CAFE DE MORES

DRINK

Students and Faculty Welcome. Complete Meals and Lunches

COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO Dickinson

W. W. Christenson, Owner

North Dakota

AUTOGRAPHS