Prairie Smoke 1957

PRAIRIE S M O K E

75 VEARS O F CHANGE Seventy-five years ago only grama g r a ss, grey sage, and buckbrush met the dustfilled eyes of the "trailer" as he rode onto the slope behind the bellowing and tired herds of longhorns. Only five years before, the brave Sioux had counted their last coup at the Bighorn, but they too had vanished. Even the lordly beast of the plains, the bison, was in his dying hour, waiting but to leave his bleached bones to leach into the gumbos and the sc o r ia s . Only a thin ribbon of new ly-laid steel, unrusted from the dews of that sum m er or the frosts of that winter broke the virgin landscape stretching horizon to horizon, untouched, untamed, .unmanned, unknown. Even then the country was changing.

Changing! Changing!

A short span of tim e is 75 y e a r s . The m ere span of one man's life . Now we must relegate those memorable days and the staunch and stalwart men of that tim e to m em ory.

These tim es are only a theme, but it w ill be a theme that springs into a hearty, surging life and not one that dies slow ly and terrifyingly, like the last roll of the last Northern bison herd. The spirit w ill live on, making, changing, creating, succeeding, even fa il­ ing only to resu cceed . The sp irit that coursed in the veins of the gone Sioux w arriors and the hardy trail riders (unaccepted as they both w ere) w ill reign as long as the word W est itse lf continues to liv e . Without this spirit p o ssessed by our forebears, this country would have remained as it was: untouched, untamed, unmanned, unloved.

We of the Prairie Smoke Staff therefore se le c t "The Men of ’81" as our theme in tribute to those without whose liv es Signal Butte might have remained only a lair for badgers and rattlesn ak es. We a lso do it as a tribute to a ll those who have followed the pioneers and who have yet to follow them in making this w estern spirit of determination and this common w estern heritage not only a memory but a way of lif e .

DEDICATION We resp ectfu lly dedicate this 1957 edition of the P ra irie Smoke to M r. John C. Thom pson who a s a tea c h e r has been a never failing so u rc e of guidance, truth, and insp iratio n to a ll those with whom he has asso ciated .

F o r 13 y e a rs M r. Thom pson has been at D .S .T .C . working as a conscientious faculty m em ber, an outstanding m athem atics in stru c to r and as a p erso n a l friend of his students.

He has been active in many cam pus organizations, a s an offical ad v iso r or m em b er.

At the p r e ­

sent tim e h e 's S e c re ta ry -T re a s u re r of the College Foundation and ch airm an of the Alumni R elations Board. .The qualities of insight, optim ism , patience, kindness, p e rse v e ra n c e , dignity, and dedication a re po ssessed by g reat te a c h e rs. tie s.

We believe that M r. Thom pson has succeeded in attaining these quali­

The students of D .S .T .C . recognize th ese qualities as w ell as his lead ersh ip and tutorship.

Many of his students have gone into the w orld from this institution and have been personally recognized for th eir accom plishm ents.

We hope that by this dedication we can e x p re ss som e sm a ll m ea su re of g ratitude for having such a teacher as M r. Thom pson with us on our cam pus.

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IN MEMORIAM

Henry E. Aas 1917-1956 PROFESSOR COUNSELOR PROCTOR

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A TRIBUTE As sile n c e may reveal the feelin g of a storm Or m usic im itate the sounding sea, A m irror of our mind r e fle c ts as it deform s The vain ex p ressio n s of a m em ory.

T his man we chose a s counselor and friend, Who lived and liv e s within each soul he knew, Has shaped us m ore than we can comprehend Though none perceived that gratitude was due.

Though glam our shuns the realm of education The words he spoke w ere portions of h is soul And could not find a better occupation But at a p rice extinguishing his goal.

Let others w rite a life of fascination Ignoring heaven's purpose for our birth, But let them not perpetuate sensation As a ll the e s s e n s e of our stay on earth.

The soul that liv e s in grea test inspiration Is not inspired by the fam e it holds, But rather by a se n se of new creation Presented in the product that it m olds.

By a D . S . T . C . Student

F R IE N D

fORÂŁftâ‚ŹN The boys who really make things hop ound here are the foremen. Of course u hear some gripes about the foremen of Ls spread, but when the chips are really wn we gotta hand it to em . They's got oig load on their shoulders, but they ally keep their fences up. By the time hands has worked under them for four ar, we've really shucked onto a gunnyck full of learnin. Then green as a mil colt we're ready to drift out and set a shack of our own near Hungry Man's tte or Gumbo Creek or some other allengin' place like that.

Chief Wrangler, President C. E . Scott

P. O . A ssm undstad; Business M anager

M rs . Val (Beverly) Alex; S e c re ta ry

O sbourne T . Belsheim; Music

E„ C . Blackorby; H istory

M ildred L C hristiansen; S e c re ta ry

M r s . Edward J„ (C aroline) Dukart; S e c retary

E arl W. Dungan; Psychology

W . F„ Halvorson; Speech

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R . R, Harding; Industrial A rts

M r s . D e lla E r i c k s o n Heid; M u s ic

HMRRV

Neysa Henderson; Home Economics

Dale Hewson; A griculture

P eter Hnottavange; Education - Social Science

C harles A . Johnson; E lem entary Education

Paul Kemp; Football Coach

Maude K linefelter; C orrespondence

Edna Kono;

Bookstore

Joseph M. Linseth; A g ricu lture - Science

John H. Mac Donald; Biology

Eugene Me Hugh; Rural Education

George F . Montgomery; C om m erce

C harles E . M orrison; C om m erce

H„ E„ Murphy; C hem istry

Julia N ic k e l M a tto t; G erm an

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Gordon B. Olson; Education

L . G. Pulver; Dean of Men

L oralne Schum acher; Womens Physical Education

A . C . Selke; Geography

Clinton A . Sheffield; A rt

Lyle Staley; Music

M rs . Betty Lou Smith; College N urse

M atilda L . Stoxen; L ib rarian

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John C . Thompson; M athem atics

F lo ren ce E . Tucker; English

Kenton F . Vickery; English

W ilbur W eisser; Physics

Gladys M . Wilson; Education

Eve W ienbergen; A ssistan t L ib rarian

H . J . W ienbergen; A thletic D irecto r

L eila G . Woods; Dean of Women

WHO'S WHO AMONG STUDENTS

Ted Easton is b est known on the cam pus fo r his ability a s a basketball player, as chairm an of the assem bly com m ittee and a s a top student sch o lastically .

He has been active in a ll sp o rts

and in many student organizations.

T his y e a r he is not only a

student tea c h e r at DSTC but a lso a practicin g tea c h e r at nearby V ersippi High School. Ted is m a rrie d ; his wife is a te a c h e r in a Dickinson elem entary school.

L aw rence Lardy of Sentinel Butte is another of our students who has proved him self sch o lastically and at the sam e tim e has held down a position at the local police station.

L a r ry 's c o n 足

tinual sm ile in facing stiff m ath te s ts never fails to am aze us.

L a rry is this y e a r 's v ice -p re sid e n t of the M en's Union and is s e c re ta ry of Lam bda Delta Lam bda.

Phi Sigma Pi and the Newman Club.

He is a lso a m em ber of His wife, M argie, is e m 足

ployed at KDIX.

Irvin Nodland of Dunn C enter is another m em ber of this group who has expanded into many fields.

Besides holding down

num erous offices such a s tr e a s u r e r of the Student Council, vicepresid en t of the L utheran Students A ssociation, and v ic e - p re s i足 dent of Phi Sigma Pi, Irv is an active p articipating m em ber in many other organizations.

In addition to his so cial and s c h o la s 足

tic achievem ents, he is the unofficial poet lau re ate of DSTC and our version of Damon Runyon plus Ring L a rd n er.

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T his y e a r DSTC's highest honor fell upon G eorge P erry when he was elected Homecoming Chief. G eorge, who is better known a s Bud, is m a rrie d .

DSTC.

His wife, C arol, is a lso a student at

Bud is an im portant p art of our basketball team and of

the golf team .

In addition to his enviable sch o lastic re c o rd he

has been one of the m ost active m em b ers in our clubs and o r ­ ganizations a s can be seen in his position as p resid en t in many of them .

Theodore Pedeliski of Belfield is known by students and faculty fo r his sch o lastic ability and achievem ents.

Ted has

particip ated in many of our organizations and has held se v e ra l offices.

He has m ade im portant contributions to our college

publications, especially in the field of a r t.

L ast y e a r he was

chosen to attend the North Dakota C ollege C onference of Politics in G rand F o rk s.

In addition to his other a c tiv itie s, Ted

finds tim e fo r his hobbies of painting, reading, and in tellectual conversation.

Another student from Belfield who belongs to th is group is Bill Redmond.

Bill has enlisted in many cam pus organizations

and especially has se rv e d as a sparkplug in Lam bda Delta Lambda, the Newman Club and Phi Sigma Pi.

Bill is especially

well known for his conscientiousness and re lia b ility .

Many

students not only re g a rd Bill as a friend but also a s a reliab le p erso n al counselor a s w ell.

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Besides doing a top job as head of the Student Council, Duane Roehrich has found tim e to be a top student, s c h o la s ti­ cally.

His m ain in te re s t c e n te rs around m usic and this y e a r he

is in charge of the M .E .N .C . 's annual production of Hilltop Holiday.

Duane added to his leadership ability this y e a r by

attending the Student Council C onference and Convention in Duluth, M innesota.

E rna Beth Seecam p tra n s fe rre d to DSTC from the Daniel M acIntyre C ollegiate Institute in Winnipeg, M anitoba, a fte r her freshm an y e a r. cil s e c re ta ry . and ch em istry .

T his y e a r she is serv in g as our Student Coun­ H er m ain in te re s ts a re m athem atics, biology, She has a lso contributed much to the many

organizations of which she is a m em ber.

L ast y e a r E rna Beth

receiv ed the C atherine Brand Scholarship and th is y e a r she is a m em ber of the dorm itory house council at Maude K linefelter Hall.

Rogette Z ahradnik, who graduated a fte r the W inter Q u arter this y ear, is a physical education and social science m ajor from Dickinson.

She has actively particip ated in the Student

Council, W omen's League, Alpha Sigma Alpha, I .R .C ., and L .S .A .

T his y e a r she is Alpha Sigma Alpha regional m e m b e r­

ship d ire c to r and W. R. A. s e c re ta ry .

H er bubbling personality

never fails to brighten a ll students who com e in contact with h e r.

BUCKflROOS

It looks from the above pitcher like a ll the buckaroos from the S r ., J r ., Soph., and F r . ranches has got together at the Pemmican -Saloon (Oops misprint) Rack.

Naturally that plum-tuckered out fella on the left is a S r . Man since they is always plum-tuckered out after four years of hard leather, alkali dust and gallons of black c o ffee. Naturally, a ls o , the next fellow looks like a Jr. Man sin ce he is just about, but not quite so tuckered out like the S r. Man. That happy wrangler is , I gu ess, a Soph, rider cuz they is the only ones thet can be so happy. The feller on the right is a F r . boy. He's the one that's had it . It can be explained that there wasn't no wim men folk in the above pitcher cause naturally they just warn't th ere.

SENIORS

RAY THOMAS Dickinson Major: Physical Educa­ tion; Minors: Mathe­ m atics, Industrial A rts; Activities: Vice P res­ ident of Senior class, Men's Union, A rt Club, Newman Club, Chorus, Basketball, Football, Track, "D" Club, "550" Club.

BILL REDMOND Belfield Major: Composite Sci­ ence; M inors: Biology, M athematics; Activities: P re s, of Senior class, M en's Union, Who's Who, Phi Sigma Pi, Lambda Del­ ta Lambda, Newman Club, T rack, ”D" Club, Young D em o crats.

ED HOLLINGER Dickinson Majors: Commerce, Physical Education; Minor: History; Activi­ ties: S ec . of Senior C lass, M en's Union, Newman Club, Chorus, Basketball, Football, "D" Club, "550" Club.

LAMOYNE FRANK Kenmare M ajo r Social Sci­ ence; Minors: Physi­ cal Education, Eng lish; Activities: Stu­ dent Council Rep. of Senior C lass, Men's Union, I. R . C„, F . T . A ., Newman Club.

WILLIAM CRONE Golden Valley M ajo r Elem entary Education; Minors: So­ cial Science, Biology; Activities: I. R. C ., S. E . A ., N. D. National Guard, Men's Union.

JACOB BANYAI Dickinson M ajors: Composite Com m erce, Industri­ al A rts; Activities: M en's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, I. R. C. , Newman Club, C horus.

DELORES BASEFLUG Dickinson M ajor Elem entary Ed­ ucation ; Minors: Music, English; Activi­ ties: Women's League, I . R. Co, So E . A ., M . E , No Co, Newman Club, C horus.

MARY ANN ARMSTRONG Dickinson Major. Composite Com­ m erce; M inor Physi­ cal Education; Activi­ ties: Women's League, C . Y. F ., M. E . N. C ., W. R. A . , Chorus, Pep Club, P rin c e ss.

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EARL ERICKSON Bowman Major: English; Minors: Speech, Music; Activities: Student Council Comm, of Publication, Men's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, Alpha Psi Omega, D ra­ m atics, Band, Chorus, M. E . N. C ., Young R epublicans.

DON DUDA Fairview , Montana M ajors: Physical Educa­ tion , Industrial A rts, Social Science; Activi­ ties: M en's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, Newman Club, Basketball, T rack, "D" Club.

TED EASTON Bismarck M ajors: Social Science, Physical Education; Minors: Biology, In­ d u strial A rts; Activi­ ties: Student Council Vice P re s ., Men's Union, Who's Who, Phi Sigma Pi, S. E . A ., Newman Club, Basket­ ball, Football, Track, Golf, "D" Club.

DALE DOTY Belfield Majors: Composite M athematics, Science, Industrial A rts; Activi­ ties: Men's Union, I. R. C„, L . S. A. Pep Club, Young Republi­ cans, "550" Club.

GORDON GARTNER Dickinson M ajors: Social Sci­ ence, English, E le­ m entary Education; M inors: Com merce, Physical Education; Activities: L . S. A ., I. R. C ., F . T . A ., M en's Union, Cue Club, Pep Club, "D" Club, "550" Club.

JOYCE HAVERLOCK South Heart Major: Composite Commerce; Minors: Physical education, So­ cial Science; Activities: Student Council Social Com m ., Women's League, I. R. C ., W. R. A ., Newman Club, Pep Club.

RICHARD HAUCK Richardton Major: Social Sci­ ence; Minors: Com­ m erce, Speech; Activities: M en's Union, Alpha Psi Omega, I. R. C ., D ram atics, Young D em ocrats.

GWENDOLYN FOSTER Belfield Majors: English, E le­ mentary Education; Minors: Social Sci­ ence, Geography; Activities: Women's League, S .E .A ., Band.

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LAWRENCE KARSKY Dickinson Major: Music; Minors: Geography, Social Science; Activi­ ties: M en's Union, I. R. C ,, Newman Club, Band, Chorus, M. E . N. C ., Pep Club, Young D em ocrats.

ALEC HERAUF South Heart M ajors: Biology, English; M inor Speech; Activities: M en's Union, Cue Club, D ram atics, Newman Club, "550" Club.

HERBERT HECK Dickinson M ajor Composite Science; Minors: Social Science, In­ dustrial A rts, Mathe­ m atics; Activities: M en 's Union, Alpha Psi Omega, I, R. C ., Cue Club, D ram atics, Newman Club, "550" Club.

RAY HOFFMAN Mandan M ajor Composite Music; M inor Social Science; Activities: Newman Club, I . R . C ., Chorus, Band, Hilltop Holiday, M , E . N. C ., Men's Union.

MARY MIKLAUTSCH Dickinson Majors: Elem entary Education, Music; M inor Art; Actlvl ties: Women's League, Alpha Sigma Alpha, A rt Club, Newman Club, Band, Chorus, M .E .N .C .

THOMAS MacGAULEY W orcester, M ass.

M ajors: Social Science, Physical Edu­ cation; Activities: I. R. C ., Newman Club, Football, Radio News Staff, "D" Club, "550" Club.

LAWRENCE LARDY

SHIRLEY METZGER Dickinson Majors: Music, Ele­ m entary Education; M inor A rt; Activities: W omen's League, Alpha Sigma Alpha, I. R . C ., A rt Club, Newman Club, Band, Chorus, M. E . N. C.

S e n tin e l B utte M a jo rs: C o m p o site S c ie n c e , M a th e m a tic s; M inor: I n d u s tr ia l A r ts ; A c tiv itie s: M e n 's U nion, W h o 's W ho, Phi S igm a Pi, L am bda D e lta L am b d a, N ew m an C lub.

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THEODORE PEDELISKI Belfield Majors: Social Science, English; Minors: Chem is­ try, A rt, German; Activ­ ities: Men's Union, Who's Who, Phi Sigma Pi, Lamb­ da Delta Lambda, I .R .C ., A rt Club, D ram atics, Newman Club, Young Dem­ ocrats, P rarie Smoke CoEditor, Slope T eacher.

IRVIN NODLAND Dunn Center M ajors: Social Science, English; Minor: Speech; Activities: Student Coun­ cil tre a s u re r, M en's Un­ ion, Who's Who, Phi Sig­ ma Pi, I .R .C ., A rt Club, L .S .A ., Young Republi­ cans, Slope Teacher, Radio News.

PATRICK ONWUACHI Nigeria, West A frica Major: Composite Science; Minors: English, Social Sci­ ence; Activities: M en's Union, I. R. C ., Newman Club, T rack .

LENUS NIELSEN Beach Major: Biology; Minors: Chemistry, A griculture; Activities: Men's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, Lambda Delta Lambda, I.R .C ., S .E .A ., L.S.A „, "550" Club.

LEO "RED" REINBOLD Hebron Major: Social Science; Minors: Physical Education, English, Industrial A rts; Activities: M en's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, I. R. C ., Newman Club, Football, T rackCaptain, "D” Club.

CHARLES RONN1NG Scranton Majors: Composite Commerce, Social Sci­ ence; Activities: Men's Union, I. R. C . , A rt Club, S. E . A ., L . S. A ., "550" Club.

DUANE ROEHRICK Bismarck Majors: Music, Eng­ lish; Minor: Music; Activities: Student Council President, M en's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, Cue Club, Band, Chorus, O rchestra, M .E .N .C ., Track, Young D em ocrats, Hill­ top Holiday.

GEORGE PERRY Watford City, Major: Physical Educ­ ation, Minors: English, Mathematics; Activities: Student Council, Men's Union, Who's Who, Phi Sigma Pi, L . S. A ., Basket­ ball, Golf, "D" Club.

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WAYNE SANDERS Borger, Texas M ajo r Physical Educ­ ation; Minors: Social Science, English; Activities: Student Council Comm, of A thletics, Men’s Union, M. S. M„, Basketball, "D” Club.

DOMINIC SCHAFF Glen Ullin Majors: English, Social Science; M inor Political Science; Activities: Men's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, I. R. C ., Newman Club, Young D em ocrats.

EUGENE SAHR Dickinson Major: Composite Science; M inor Industrial A rts; Activities: M en's Union, Lambda Delta Lambda, M . S. M ., C horus.

VIRGINIA SCHAAR Scranton Major; Composite Sci­ ence; Minors: Composite Chem istry, Biology; Activities: Lambda Delta Lambda, A rt Club, U„ Y. F ., Pep Club, Women's League.

HERB THORSON Almont M ajor Social Sci­ ence; Minors: Com­ m erce, English, Potitical Science; Activities: Men's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, I. R. Co, L . S. A ., "550" Club, Young D em ocrats.

ERNA BETH SEECAMP Hebron M ajo r M athematics; M inors: Biology, Chem istry ; Activities: Stu­ dent Council Secretary, Women's League, Lambda Delta Lamba, U .Y .F ., Chorus, M .E .N .C .

ELLRIE VON SCHOPP Bismarck Majors: English, Social Science; M inor History; Activities: M en's Union, I.R .C ., L .S .A ., Cue Club, D ram atics, C hor­ us, M .E .N .C ., Young Republicans, Hilltop Holiday, M essiah Solo.

DON SIMONIEG Dickinson M ajors: Physical Edu­ cation, Industrial A rts; Minor: Social Sci­ ence; Activities: M en's Union, Cue Club, Basketball, Football, T rack, "D" Club.

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ROGETTE ZAHRADNIK Dickinson M ajor Physical Edu­ cation; Minors: Geography, History; Activities: Student Council, Women's League, Alpha Sigma Alpha, I. R . C ., L . S. A ., Pep Club, W. R . A.

WILEY WILSON Stanton Majors: Commerce, Physical education; Activities: Men's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, Track, "D” Club.

BERNADETTE WILZ Dickinson Major. English; Minors: Geography, History; A ctivities; W omen's League, Newman Club, Pep Club, W. R . A.

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E a rl E rickson,

President

Leone Ehlis, T re a su re r

0 R S Dominic Schaff, S ecretary L a rry Bares, Vice President

Roger Altenburg, Judson; Activities: Football, Track, "D" Club, L . S . A ., Men's Union.

Jo Ann Baird, Belfield; Activities: Choir, I . R. C ., W. R. A ., L . S. A ., P rairie Smoke, Women's League.

Bruce Birdsall, Gladestone; Activities: M en's Union, Basketball M anager.

Jerome Dukart, Manning; Activities: Newman Club, Men's Union, ”550" Club.

John DeFea, Dickinson; Activities: M en's Union, "550" Club.

Janis Ellefson, Hettinger; Activities: F . T . A ., L . S. A ., Klinefelter House Council, Women's League.

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Duane Emch, Leith; A ctivities: Phi Sigma Pi, Band, Choir, M. E . N. C ., Slope T eacher, ”550" Club, Men's Union.

Milton Fuchs, Hebron; A ctivi­ ties: Phi Sigma Pi, U .Y .F ., "550" Club, M en's Union.

F rank Hatzenbihler, Center; Activities: Newman Club, "550" Club, Men's Union.

Thomas Huschka, Dickinson; Activities: Newman Club, "550" Club, Men's Union.

Kay Johnson, Fairview , Mont.; Activities: Choir, U. Y. F ., Women's League.

W illiam Jorgenson, Dickinson; Activities: M„ S. M ., ”550" Club, M en's Union.

C lare Roller, Glen Ullin; Activities: I .R .C ., W .R .A ., Newman Club, Women's League.

Ray Kovash, Dickinson; Ac­ tivities: Band, Choir, Newman Club, "550” Club, Men's Union.

Pete K ram er, Strasburg; Activities: Phi Sigma Pi, I. R. C ., Student Council, Newman Club, Radio News, M en's Union.

Joyce Larson, Almont; Ac­ tivities: I .R .C ., F .T .A ., L .S .A ., Women's League.

C larence Namenuk, Gorham; Activities: I. R , C ., Football Manager, "D" Club, Newman Club, P rairie Smoke, Men’s Union.

Beverly Odland, Beach; Activities: Choir, W. R. A ., L . S. A ., Slope teacher, Pep Club, Women's League.

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Owen Pagel, Reeder; Activities; L .S .A ., M en's Union.

James P eters, Mandan; Activities; Men's Union.

Rosie Ann Ridl, Dickinson; A ctiv­ ities: I .R .C ., W .R .A ., Alpha Sigma Alpha, Student Council, Newman Club, Slope T eacher, Radio News, Pep Club, Women's League.

Millie Rokusek, Mott; Activities: W .R .A ., U .Y .F ., P rairie Smoke, Slope T eacher, Pep Club, Women's League.

Kenneth Schatz, Hebron; A ctiv­ ities: Band, Football, "D" Club, U .Y .F ., M en's Union.

O scar Schnaidt, Bismarck; Ac­ tivities: Phi Sigma Pi, "550" Club, Men's Union.

Robert Schneider, Hebron; Ac­ tivities: Phi Sigma Pi, Track, "D" Club, U .Y .F ., P rairie Smoke, M en's Union.

Cynthia Schutz, Hebron; A ctiv­ ities: Band, Choir, I .R .C ., M .E .N .C ., W .R .A ., U .Y .F ., Women's League.

Kennard Thompson, Watford City; Activities: Basketball, Track, "D” Club, Men's Union.

Bob Wagner, Richardton; A ctivi­ ties: Phi Sigma Pi, M .E .N .C ., Alpha Psi Omega, I .R .C ., Choir, L .S .A ., Pep Club, Slope T eacher, M en's Union, Cue Club, Band.

Monica W arren, G rassy Butte; Activities: C heerleader, W .R .A ., Newman Club, P rairie Smoke Co­ e d ., Pep Club, Women's League.

Curt W eiss, Kalama, W ash.; Ac­ tivities: I .R .C ., Cue Club, Pep Club, F .T .A ., Choir, "D" Club, L .S .A ., P ra irie Smoke, Radio News, M en's Union, T ennis.

Douglas Wiley, Dickinson; A ctivities: Band, Choir, M. E . N. C ., M. S . M ., M en's Union.

Lloyd Kuehn, Elgin; Activities: I.R .C ., F .T .A ., L .S .A ., Stu­ dent Council, M en's Union, Radio News, "550" Club, Soph.

C lass P resident.

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E rnest T rujillo, Anchorage; Al­ aska; Activities: Basketball, T rack, ”D" Club, P rairie Smoke, Pep Club, Men's Union, Soph.

C lass V ice-President.

M rs . Carol Perry, Watford City; Activities: Band, L .S .A ., Wo­ m en's League, S ecretary -T reasu re r of Sophomore C lass.

SOPHOMORES Norman Smith, Dickinson; Activ­ ities: Phi Sigma PI, Band, Choir, M .E .N .C ., Student Council Rep. of Sophomore C lass, U .Y .F ., Slope T eacher Editor, Pep Club, Men's Union.

W illiam Schwab, Mandan; Activi­ ties: I .R .C ., F .T .A ., Cue Club, Newman Club, M en's Union.

M rs . C lare Anderson, Glendive, M ont.; Activities: Women's League.

M arva Anderson, Bowman; Activ­ ities: L .S .A ., Women's League.

M rs. Bernice Bagley, Rhame; Ac­ tivities: W .R .A ., L .S .A ., Women's League.

Bob B a re s , B each; A c tiv itie s: Band, C h o ir, M . E . N . C . , New­ m a n C lub, M e n 's U n io n .

S ta n le y B a rte ls , H e ttin g e r; A c ­ tiv itie s : M .S .M ., M e n 's U n io n .

A lb e r t B aum an, R e e d e r; A c tiv ­ itie s : L . S . A . , "D ” C lub, T ra c k , B a sk e tb a ll, F o o tb a ll, M e n 's U n io n .

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Gerald Bauer, Zap; Activities; F .T .A ., L .S .A ., M en's Union.

Irene Bell, Ralf, S. Dak. Activities: Alpha Sigma Alpha, Choir, M. E . N. C ., W. R. A ., L . S . A . , P rairie Smoke, Pep Club, K linefelter Hall House Council, Women's League.

Je rry Bender, Dickinson; Activities: M en's Union.

Carm en Bobb, Taylor; Activities: Alpha Sigma Alpha, F . T . A ., U. Y. F . Women's League.

Joseph Bohlman, New England; Activities: Phi Sigma Pi, F . T . A ., L . S . A ., Men's Union.

Marlyn Bohn, Sentinel Butte; Activities: I. R . C ., Newman Club, W omen's League.

Ruth Borchardt, Dickinson; Activities: Women's League, C hoir.

C ordell Christenson, Dickinson; Activities: Men's Union.

Noreen Cuskelly, Killdeer; Ac­ tivities: Women's League, I .R .C ., W .R .A ., Newman Club, Pep Club.

Connie Davidson, Beulah; Activities: W omen's League, F . T . A ., M. S. M. , Pep Club.

Conrad Dietz, Sentinel Butte; Activities: M en's Union.

Anton Dinius, Killdeer; Activities: M en's Union, Foot­ ball, Basketball, "D" Club, "550" Club.

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L arry Eckroth, Mandan; Activities: M en's Union, Phi Sigma PI, Band, Choir, I. R. C ., M. E„ N. C„, Newman Club, Slope T eacher.

Elsie Emch, Dickinson; Activities: Women's League, Dorothy E rhardt, Dickinson; Activities: Women's League, Newman Club, P rairie Smoke.

Gayle F ritz, Belfield; Activities: Women's League, U. Y . F ., P rairie Smoke.

Kay Gabe, Taylor; Activi­ ties: Alpha Sigma Alpha, Band, Choir, Newman Club, P rairie Smoke, Pep Club, Women's League.

Lewis Getz, Rhame; Activi­ ties: Student Council, Foot­ ball, Basketball, Track, "D" Club, M en's Union.

Wayne Granfor, Dunn Center; Activities: M en's Union.

Jim Hagburg, Dickinson; Activities: M en's Union, I. R. C. Alfreda Haugen, Taylor; Activities: Women’s League, L . S. A .

David Hedger, Dickinson; Activities: M en's Union, Band, Choir, M .E .N .C , Lloyd Hendrickson, W erner; A ctivities: M en's Union, Phi Sigma Pi, T rack, "D" Club, L . S. A. Virginia England; League, Newman

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Herberholz, New Activities: Women's I. R. C ., W. R. A ., Club.

Maxine Hlavinka, Lark; A ctivities: F . T . A ., U. Y„ F ., P ra irie Smoke, W omen's L eague.

Beulah Holm, Richey, M ont.; A ctivities: W om en's L eague, Howard Hunke, Taylor; A ctivities: Band, C hoir, O rch e stra , M . E . N. C ., Newman Club, M en's Union.

Judith Johnson, Center; A ctivities: Choir, M . S . M ., W omen's L eague.

Donald K aisershot, Dickinson; A ctivities: Phi Sigma Pi, I. R . C ., M . E . N. C ., Band, Choir, Newman Club, P ra irie Smoke, Radio News, Pep Club, M en's Union.

M rs . V iolette K aisershot, Dickinson; A ctivities: W omen's L eague.

Richard K essel, Dickinson; A ctivities: Football, M en's Union.

E rvin K etterling, Elgin; A ctivities: "550" C lu b ,'M en 's Union.

Stella Kind, K illdeer; A ctivities: I. R . C ., L . S . A ., P ra irie Smoke, Radio News, W omen's L eague.

Beverly Klein, Center; A ctivities: W . R . A ., Newman Club, Slope T eacher, W omen's L eague.

Arnold Koch, Belfield; A ctivities: Football, T rack, Newman Club, M en's Union.

C harles Kordonowy, Belfield; A ctivities: Newman Club, M en's Union.

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Ruth K ruger, New Salem; A ctivities: I . R . C ., U . Y . F ., P ra irie Smoke, W omen’s L eague.

M arilyn Kuhn, Rlchardton; A ctivities: F . T . A ., W„ R . A ., Newman Club, W om en's L eague.

Eugene Kuntz, Hebron; A ctivities: Cue Club, Band, M . E . N . C ., M en's Union, Newman Club, Radio N ew s.

Je rry Kuntz, Dickinson; A ctivities: Newman Club, M e n 's Union.

L auren L arson, Alexander; A ctivities: Football, Basket­ ball, T rack, "D" Club, L . S . A ., M en's Union.

Elaine L o ritz, Hebron; A ctivities: Alpha Sigma Alpha, C hoir, W . R . A .

U . Y . F . , P ra irie Smoke, Pep Club, W om en's L eague.

Kay Ludwig, Rlchardton; A ctivities: Alpha Sigma Alpha, W . R . A ., Newman Club, W om en's League.

John Lukens, Dickinson; A ctivities: "550" Club, M en's Union.

Joseph Lupo, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union, Bowling T eam .

M argene M aas, Hazen; A ctivities: F . T . A ., L . S . A ., W omen's League.

Dale M agstadt, Rlchardton; A ctivities: I. R . C ., T rack, "D" Club, U . Y . F ., M en's Union.

M arvin M agstadt, Dickinson; A ctivities: "550" Club, M en's Union.

A rlene M ayer, Hebron; Activities: Alpha Sigma Alpha, W . R . A ., U . Y . F„, Pep Club, W om en's L eague.

G ertrude M ayer, Hebron; A ctivities: Alpha Sigma Alpha, I . R . C„, W„ R . A ., U . Y . F . , Pep Club, W omen's L eague.

M arjean Neas, New Salem; A ctivities: I . R . C ., L . S . A ., P ra irie Smoke, W omen's L eague.

Thom as N istler, Dickinson; A ctivities: "550" Club, M en's Union.

M ary Lou Noyce, Dickinson; A ctivities: F . T . A . Radio News, W om en's L eague.

H a rrie t O lsen, Sidney, M ont.; A ctivities: F . T .A .

W. R. A ., L . S . A ., P ra irie Smoke, Pep Club, W om en's L eague.

M ildred O 'N eill, F o rt Rice; A ctivities: I. R . C ., Newman Club, W om en's L eague.

Norman Opp, Hebron; A ctivities: I , R . C ,, U„ Y . F ., Slope T eacher, W omen's League.

Phyllis O sm er, L aurel, Montana; A ctivities: I .R .C ., W .R .A ., L .S .A ., Band, Pep Club, W om en's League.

Claudia R ichards, Bism arck; A ctivities: Cue Club, L . S. A ., W omen's L eague.

LaVonne R itz, Almont; A ctivities: W om en's League, L . S. A ., F . T . A .

M rs . Dorothy Rosendahl, Dickinson; A ctivities: W omen's L eague.

JoAnn Ruppert, Bowman; A ctivities; W . R . A ., F . T . A ., Newman Club, W om en's L eague.

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Calvin S ailer, Hazen; A ctivities; M . E . N. C ., Tennis, ”D" Club, P rairie Smoke, "550" Club, M en's Union.

Law rence S ailer, Hebron; A ctivities; M en's Union, C hoir, T rack, U . Y . F .

H arlen Sayler, Hebron; A ctivities; M en's Union, U. Y. F .

Henry Schank, Dickinson; A ctivities; M en's Union, Newman Club, "550 Club.

F ran k Schroeder, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union.

Harold Schnell, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union.

Shirley Schum m er, New England; A ctivities: W om en's League, Cue Club, Band, C hoir, O rch estra, Newman Club, Slope T eacher, Radio News, I .R .C ., M . E . N. C .

Edward Sigl, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union, Newman Club, "550" Club.

Shirlee Smith, Belfield; A ctivities: Alpha Sigma Alpha, P ra irie Smoke, Pep Club, W om en's League.

Sharon Solberg, Bowman; A ctivities: F . T . A ., L . S. A ., Alpha Sigma Alpha, W om en's L eague.

Charm aine Stalger, Hebron; A ctivities: Band, Choir, W . R . A ., U . Y . F ., P rairie Smoke, W om en's League.

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Ray Stieg, Richardton; A ctivities: Phi Sigma Pi, Football, I . R . C ., L . S. A ., Men’ s Union.

Kaye Stoll, K illdeer; A ctivities: I . R . C ., L . S. A ., W om en's L eague.

R obert Strom m en, New England; A ctivities: L . S. A ., M en's Union.

Kenneth Stultz; Riverton, Wyo.; A ctivities: Choir, M en's Union, "550" Club.

T e rry Trzynka, Dickinson; A ctivities: Cue Club, Band, Choir, M en's Union, I . R . C ., M. E . N. C ., L . S. A .

W illis Trzynka, New England; Activities: Phi Sigma Pi, "550" Club, M en's Union.

Pearl Ulschak, Dickinson; A ctivities: Alpha Sigma Alpha, Band, Choir, M . S. M ., W om en's L eague.

D arlyne Unruh, Zap; A ctivi­ ties: Alpha Sigma Alpha, W om en's League.

C larence V etter, Hebron; A ctivities: "550" Club, M en's Union.

M rs. M uriel W agner, Richardton; A ctivities: W om en's L eague.

Ted W anner, Belfield; A ctivi­ ties: M en's Union, Newman Club.

H arlen Wash, Ekalaka, M ont.; A ctivities: M en's Union, Foot­ ball, Basketball, T rack, ”D" Club.

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A lbert Weigum, Belfield; A ctivities: M en's Union, F . T, A. M arlene W einberger, Regent; A ctivities: W om en's League, W . R . A ., Newman Club, P ra irie Smoke, Radio News.

H ilm er W eisz, Dodge; A ctivi­ ties: M en's Union, G erm an C ulture Club, L . S. A .

Helen Z o e lle r, Mott; Activi ties: I . R . C ., F . T . A ., W . R. A ., Newman Club, Slope T each er, W om en's L eag u e.

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R obert Thom as, Dickinson; A ctivities: Football, T rack, "D" Club, Newman Club, Men’s Union, F r e s h . C lass P re s.

Jack Simonieg, Dickinson; A ctivities: Football, M en's Union, F r e s h . C lass Vice P re s.

C arol Murphy, Dickinson; A ctivities: F . T . A ., W. R. A ., U . Y . F . , W om en's League, Band, C heerleading, Pep Club, F r e s h . C lass Student Council Rep. K aren L arson, Mandan; A ctivities: W om en's League, Band, F . T . A ., W . R . A ., L . S. A ., F r e s h . C lass SecT re a s.

Robert Adams, Mandan; A ctivities: F . T . A ., Newman Club, M en's Union.

Kenneth A ilex, W atford City; Activities: "550" Club, M en's Union.

Audrey A rm b ru st, Dickinson; A ctivities: I . R . C ., Newman Club, W om en's League.

Robert A rm strong, Dickinson; A ctivities: C hoir, U . Y . F . , "550" Club, M en's Union.

Ramona Bailey, Bism arck; A ctivities: F . T . A ., L . S. A ., W. R. A ., Pep Club, W om en's L eague.

M uriel Barker

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R obert Barnes, M arm arth; A ctivities: M en's Union.

L a rry Baseflug, Richardton; A ctivities: M . E . N . C ., Newman Club, M en's Union.

Duane Bauer, Huff; A ctivi­ ties: F . T . A ., M . S. M ., Pep Club, W omen's League.

G erald Bauer, M en's Union.

Zap; A ctivities:

Jam es B ernhardt, Taylor; A c­ tivities: M en's Union.

Sharon Bertsch, Robinson; A c­ tivities: M .S .M ., Pep Club, W om en's League.

Jam es Bird, M edora; A ctivi­ ties: Football, M en's Union.

Paul B lickensderfer, Mott; A ctivities: I. R . C ., U. Y. F . , "550" Club, M en's Union.

Henry Blood, South Heart; A ctivities: Newman Club, M en's Union.

F ra n ce s Boespflug, New Leipzig; A ctivities: F . T . A ., Newman Club, W om en's League.

Jam es Bosch, Dickinson; A ctivities: Basketball, Newman Club, W omen's League.

Lydia Brecht, Golden Valley; A ctivities: W omen's League.

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Dean Brown, Scranton; A c­ tivities; S .E .A ., L .S .A ., M en's Union.

G rant Brown, Dunn Center; A ctivities: M en's Union, L . S. A. John C a rro ll, G rassy Butte; A ctivities: M en's U nion.

Kathleen C a rro ll, Dickinson; A ctivities: W om en's L eag u e.

Robert Charchenko, W atford City; A ctivities: Men’s Union.

Jon C ulver, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union, I. R . C ., Cue Club, Band.

A lfred Dahmus, Regent; A ctivities: M en's Union, Newman Club.

M arjorie D anzeisen, Lark; A ctivities: F . T„ A ., W. R. A ., U . Y. F ., W omen's League.

Jerom e Davenport, Livona; A ctivities: M en's Union.

Ted Davidson, Beulah; A ctivities: M en's Union.

A lbert Degele, Gladstone; A ctivities: M en's Union, Newman Club, "550" Club.

L a rry Dschaak, Dore; A ctivities: M en's Union.

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Elaine Dukart, Dickinson; A ctivities; W . R . A ., Newman Club, W omen's L eague.

Jam es Duvall, Milwaukee, W ise.; A ctivities; Basketball, M en's Union.

Faye E n g esser, Rhame; A ctivities: F . T . A ., W . R . A ., Newman Club, W om en's L eague.

W illiam English, Union Beach, N. J .; A ctivities: "550” Club, M en's Union, Newman Club.

Bruce E rickson, Hettinger; A ctivities: L . S. A ., M en's Union.

E lla E rickson, Rhame; A ctivities: F . T . A ., L . S. A ., W . R . A ., W omen's L eague.

Reinold F aulhaber, Gladstone; A ctivities: Newman Club, M en's Union.

Corna Feland, Almont; A ctivities: F . T . A ., L . S. A ., W omen’s League.

Clifford F ereb ee, Halliday; A ctivities: Band, L . S. A ., M en's Union.

Raymond Ficek, Dickinson; A ctivities: Newman Club, M en's Union.

E a rl F isc h e r, Golva; A ctivi­ ties: I. R . C ., "550" Club, M en's Union.

John Fleck, Selfridge; A ctivi­ ties: Newman Club, M en's Union.

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Jam es Fliehm an, C arson; A ctivities; U . Y . F . , M en's Union.

T e rry Fong, Belfield; A c t i v i ­ ties: M en's Union.

M arion Frank, Halliday; A ctivities: F . T . A ., W. R. A ., L . S. A ., W om en's L eague.

M rs. Pauline F rank, Belfield; A ctivities: W om en's League.

L a rry F reed , Dickinson; A ctivities: F . T . A ., Newman Club, "550" Club, M en's Union.

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Helen F rie s z , New Leipzig; A ctivities: F .T .A ., L .S .A ., Pep Club, W om en's L eague.

Donald Fuchs, Hebron; A ctivities: U . Y . F . , "550" Club, M en's Union.

L eary Getz, Rhame; A ctivi­ ties: I. R. C ., L . S. A ., Cue Club, Basketball, T rack, Pep Club, M en's Union.

Paul G ilbert, Dickinson; A ctivities: Band, M en's Union.

G eraldine G illenberg, Taylor; A ctivities: I. R . C ., F . T . A ., Band, Newman Club, Pep Club, W om en's L eague.

Joan Granfor, Dunn C enter; A ctivities: F . T . A ., W. R. A ., L . S. A ., W om en's L eague.

W illiam G regory, Gorham; A ctivities: F . T . A ., Newman Club, Men’s Union.

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Lois G rim m , Mandan; Activities: Band, Choir, L . S. A ., Radio News.

Tom Gunderson, Dickinson; A ctivities: Football, Basket­ ball, T rack , M en's Union.

F o rre s t Hannesson, Bottineau; A ctivities: C hoir, M en's Union, "550" Club.

Iola H artm an, C arson; A ctivi­ ties: W om en's League.

Donald H ausauer, Dunn C enter; A ctivities: M en's Union, L . S. A .

D elores Hayden, Fairview , M ont.; A ctivities: Band, C hoir, U . Y . F . , W omen's L eague.

Robert Heil, White Butte, S. D ak.; A ctivities: M en's Union, "550" Club.

Adeline Heilman, Taylor; A ctivities: Newman Club, W om en's L eague.

Keith Henke, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union, F . T . A.

Dean H erland, W illiston; A ctivities: M en's Union.

M arleen H erm an, Beulah; A ctivities: W om en's League, I. R . C ., F . T . A ., W . R . A ., Band, Newman Club.

Daniel H ertz, Mott; A ctivi­ ties: M en's Union, I . R . C ., Cue Club, P ra irie Smoke, U. Y . F .

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M arie H ertz, Mott; A ctivi­ ties: I. R. C ., F . T . A ., W. R . A ., U. Y . F . , Cue Club, Pep Club, W om en's L eague.

Richard H ildebrant, Beach; A ctivities: M en's Union.

R osella Honeyman, Regent; A ctivities: W. R . A ., Newman Club, W om en's L eague.

Colleen Huber, Bentley; A ctivities: W. R . A ., L . S. A ., F . T . A ., W om en's L eague.

W ilbert Huber, Hebron; A ctivities: M en's Union, U. Y . F . , M . E . N. C .

Dale Hurt, Belfield; A ctivi­ ties: Football, Basketball, Cue Club, M en's Union.

M arjorie Jeffers, Bucyrus; Activities: W. R . A ., L . S. A ., W om en's L eague.

Lois Jensen, Bowman; A ctivi­ ties: W om en's League, F . T . A ., L . S. A .

Shirley Jensen, Bowman; A ctivities: F . T . A ., L . S. A ., W om en's L eague.

Gary K adrm as, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union.

Janice K adrm as, V ersippi; A ctivities: Cheerleading, W . R . A ., Newman Club, Pep Club, W om en's League, M arlene K am rath, Leith; A ctivities: U . Y. F ., F . T . A ., C hoir, W omen's L eague.

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David K arsky, Dickinson; A ctivities: "550" Club, M en's Union.

Dean Kautzpian, Mandan; A ctivities: M en's Union.

Dorothy K ilzer, Bentley; A ctivities: F . T . A ., Newman Club, W om en's L eague.

Eddie Kinzel, New Hradec; A ctivities: I. R . C ., M en's Union.

Joe Kisch, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union.

M arvin Knoll, Mandan; A ctivities: Newman Club, M en's Union.

Mathew Koppinger, New England; A ctivities: M en's Union.

Bertha Kostelecky, Dickinson; A ctivities: Newman Club, W om en's League, Alpha Sigma A lpha.

Rogette Kostelecky, Dickinson; A ctivities: W om en's L eague.

Ronald Kostelecky, Dickinson; A ctivities: Newman Club, M en's Union.

M rs . F lorence Kostelnak; K illdeer; A ctivities: W omen's L eague.

Cynthia K rem ers, Golva; A ctivities: Choir, W . R . A ., W om en's League.

N orita K ress, Beach; A ctivi­ ties; F . T . A ., Newman Club, W omen's League.

Yvonne K rivoruchka, Belfield; A ctivities: F . T . A ., Newman Club, W om en's L eague.

Ralph K rom arck, Scranton; A ctivities: M en's Union.

Edna Kuhn, Dickinson; A ctivities: W . R . A ., Newman Club, W omen's L eague.

T illie Kuntz, F lash er; A ctivities: F . T . A ., Newman Club, W om en's L eague.

Clyde Lang, C enter; A ctivi­ ties: M en's Union.

Shirley Lavachek, Leith; A ctivities: F . T . A ., W. R. A ., Newman Club, W omen's League.

Wayne Lefor, Lefor; A ctivi­ ties: Newman Club, M en's Union.

Jam es L eonberger, Dickinson; A ctivities: Newman Club, T rack, Basketball, M en's Union.

Edwin Mack, Dickinson; A ctivities: ”550" Club, M en's Union.

Jenny M atthiesen, Judson; A ctivities: F . T . A ., L . S. A ., W om en's League.

Ethel Meduna, South H eart; A ctivities: F . T . A ., Newman Club, W omen's L eague.

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F ra n k Meduna, Belfield; A ctivities: M en's Union, Football, Newman Club, Slope T e a c h e r.

Geno M ehrer, Mott; A ctivi­ ties: W om en's League, U. Y. F .

Dorothy M eschke, Medora; A ctivities: I. R . C ., W omen's League, P ra irie Smoke, Slope T e a c h e r.

E sth e r M iessel, Dodge; A ctivities: F . T . A ., L . S. A ., W om en's League.

L o rra in e M iner, Bismarck; A ctivities; F . T . A ., L .S .A ., W omen's League, C h o ir.

Margery M ittelstadt, K illdeer; A ctivities: F . T . A ., Newman Club, Pep Club, W om en's L eague.

Eilene Monson, Glen Ullin; A ctivities: U . Y . F ., W om en's League, F . T . A. F ra n c e s M osbrucker, Center; A ctivities: Newman Club, W om en's L eague.

Otto Muecke, Gladstone; A ctivities: Band, Choir, U . Y . F ., M en's Union.

R oger M yers, Medora; A ctivities: Basketball, M en's Union.

R obert Neas, New Salem; A ctivities: U . Y . F . , M en's U nion.

A rdean N ester, Dickinson; A ctivities: W om en's League.

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Lynne Neudeck, Beach; Ac­ tivities: F .T .A ., W om en's L eague.

Gerald Nichols, R eeder; A ctivities: Football, L . S. A ., M en's Union.

Jam es N istler, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union, "550" Club.

John N istler, Golva; A ctivi­ ties: M en's Union, F . T . A ., Newman Club.

G loria O brigew itch, Belfield; A ctivities: W omen's League, F . T . A ., Newman C lub.

Jam es Olienyk, Belfield; A ctivities: Football, F . T . A ., M en's Union.

Ella Olson, Rhame; A ctivi­ ties: F . T . A ., L . S. A ., W omen's L eague.

H arlan Olson, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union, "550" Club.

G erald Olson, Baker, M ont.; A ctivities: M en's Union.

Judith Olson, Bucyrus; A ctivi­ ties: Cue Club, W. R . A ., L . S. A ., W om en's League, Radio News, Pep Club.

C lem ent O ster, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union, "550" Club.

Raymond Papineau, Alexander; A ctivities: Basketball, M en's Union, Newman Club.

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John Pechtl, Lefor; A ctivities: Newman Club, M en's Union.

Raymond Pelton, Dickinson; A ctivities: Basketball, I . R. C ., M . S. M ., M en's Union.

LeRoy Peterson, Dickinson; A ctivities: Football, �550" Club, M en's Union.

Jam es Pfau, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union.

C arol Pidde, Elgin; Activi ties: F .T .A ., U .Y .F ., C hoir, W om en's League.

Allen Polensky, Belfield; A ctivities: Newman Club, M en's Union.

JoAnne P rivratsky, South H eart; A ctivities: W. R . A ., Newman Club, W omen's L eague.

V ictor P rivratsky, Dickinson; A ctivities: Basketball, M en's Union.

Ronald Prokop, Belfield; A ctivities: Basketball, Pep Club, M en's Union.

C harles Reeff, Almont; A ctivities: L . S. A ., M en's Union.

V era Rehberg, W erner; A ctivities: F . T . A ., L . S. A ., W omen's League.

W illard Rehm, Hebron; A ctivities: M en's Union.

Alvin Rotering, New England; Activities; "550" Club, M en's Union.

M a r l e n e R idl, D ic k in s o n ; A c tiv i ti e s : W o m e n 's L e a g u e .

I r e n e R idl, D ic k in s o n ; A c t i v i ­ tie s : F . T . A . , W . R . A . , N e w m a n Club, W o m e n 's L e a g u e .

C arol Sahr, Dickinson; A ctivi­ ties; I. R. C ., M , S. M ., W om en's League.

David Sahr, Dickinson; A ctivi­ ties: I. R. C ., M. S. M„, M en's Union, Cue Club, Band, C hoir.

Shirley Sardeson, F reda; A ctivities: G erm an C ulture Club, U. Y . F . , Women’s L eague.

Laverde S c a rr, Alamo; A ctivi­ ties: Football, M en's Union.

H erm an Schafer, F lash er; A ctivities: Cue Club, F„ T . A ., Newman Club, M en's Union.

Gladys Schaubel, Fairview , M ont.; A ctivities: U . Y. F ., W omen's L eague.

H a rrie t S cheerer, C arson; A ctivities: F . T . A ., U . Y . F . , P ra irie Smoke, W om en's League.

Sussie Scheerer, C arson; A ctivities: U . Y . F . , P ra irie Smoke, W om en's L eague.

Joanne Schmitz, Bismarck; A ctivities: C hoir, W. R . A ., Newman Club, Cue Club, W om en's L eague.

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F ra n c e s Schorsch, New England; A ctivities: W . R . A ., U . Y . F ., W om en's L eague.

John Schwartz, Dickinson; A ctivities: Football, T rack, M en's Union.

Jake Senger, Dodge; A ctivi­ ties: M en's Union.

Vernon Solberg, Belfield; A ctivities: F . T . A ., M en's Union.

M rs . Adeline Sorenson, Dickinson; A ctivities: W om en's L eague.

L o rrain e Staiger, ’ Glen Ullin; A ctivities: F . T . A .

U . Y . F ., W om en's League.

Vernon Stecker, New England; A ctivities: Men’s Union.

Ray S teckler, Manning; A ctivities: "550" Club, M en's Union.

D elores Steffenson, Sanger; A ctivities: Cue Club, F . T . A ., L . S. A ., W omen's L eague.

Ruby Stern, Zap; A ctivities: L . S. A ., W om en's League.

Jerom e Strom , Beulah; A ctivities: M . S. M ., "550" Club, M en's Union.

Lyla Strum , Beach; A ctivi­ ties: L . S. A ., W omen's L eague.

Coleeta Swanston, Mott; A ctivities; Newman Club, W omen's L eague.

Alice T esch er, Sentinel Butte; A ctivities: I . R . C ., F . T . A ., Newman Club, W omen's League.

Edward Thiel, Almont; Activities: Football, Basket­ ball, T rack, Newman Club, M en's Union.

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R obert Tobias, Beach; A ctivities: Football, Newman Club, Basketball, M en's Union.

Ted Trinka, Dickinson; A ctivities: "550" Club, M en's Union.

Jam es Tuxbury, Lynn, M ass.; A ctivities: I. R . C ., Newman Club, Radio News, M en's Union, Cue Club, "550" Club.

Jack Uecker, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union.

Karen Upgren, Bism arck; A ctivities: Band, Choir, L . S. A ., W om en's League.

Sharon W agner, Lark; A ctivities: I. R . C ., F . T . A ., W. R . A ., U . Y. F . , Radio News, W omen's L eague.

Monica W alters, Belfield; A ctivities: Newman Club, W omen's L eague.

Donald W andler, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union.

H arry W andler, Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union.

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Donald W anner, Gladstone; A ctivities: Basketball, M en's Union, T ra c k , Billy W einberger, Carson; A ctivities: M en's Union.

Rita W eisgerber, Dickinson; A ctivities: Band, Newman Club, W om en's League.

Sharon W enberg, Beach; A ctivities: I .R .C ., U .Y .F ., W om en's L eague.

Kay White, Bowman; A ctivi­ ties: I .R .C ., F .T .A ., U .Y .F ., W om en's L eague.

E ileen W ilhelm, New England; A ctivities: I .R .C ., U .Y .F ., Band, W om en's L eague.

Jam es W ilhelm , Dickinson; A ctivities: M en's Union.

Diana W ilier, Gladstone; A ctivities: M en's Union.

D arlene Zim m erm an, C arson; A ctivities: W omen's League, L . S. A .

Maxine Zubke, G rassy Butte; A ctivities: W . R . A ., F . T . A ., L . S. A ., W om en's L eague.

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5 PORT I N

As can be jedged from the above pitcher, our sports have done changed somewhat.

But the a-dditlon of pigskin kickin, ball bouncin, foot racin and a lot of other ea sier way to break-ottr-seeks - oops, I mean put some meat on them bones of ourn still hasn't changed us Savages one bit. Us Savages is still the sam e wrangly, grizzly, half-saw ed-off, cactus chewin, blizzard faced, coyote hide, onery, buffalo-scratchin Dakota hombres like way back in ’81. Course we got som e modern conveniencesfootball greens and hardwood courts to plow them stubble-faced opponents from our rival spreads into, but that don't stop us none. To see all the dust we raised this year jist flip this here page.

FO O TBALL

L eft to Right, ROW ONE: R oger A itenburg, Bob T hom as, Jim O lienyk, R ichard K essei, Irv K essel, J e rry N ichols, H erm an S chafer, Lew is G etz, Bob T obias, Kenneth Schatz, Anton D in lu s. ROW TWO: L a rry B ares, Don Simonieg, Jack Sim onleg, A1 Bauman, L a rry R afferty, F ra n k Meduna, Ray Stleg, Ted D avidson, Captain, H erb H erauf; H arlen W ash, Ed T h ie l. ROW THREE: Tom M acGauley, B ernard Klug, Jack Schw artz, Bill C outts, Jim Bird, D ale H urt, L au ren L a rso n , Bob G aebe, A rnold Kock, L averde S c a rr, Tom G underson.

ROW FOUR: M anager, C laren ce Namenuk; Coach, Paul Kemp; A ssista n t Coach, LeRoy Beaudoin; A ssista n t M anager, M arvin K noell.

Team

W L T

Jamestown M ayville Dickinson Wahpeton Minot Bismarck Ellendale V alley City Bottineau

4 4 4 3 3 3 2 1 0

1 2 2 2 2 3 4 2 6

1 0 0 1 1 0 0 3 0

Robert "Bob" Thomas

All Conference C apt. Herbert "Herb" Herauf

Honorable Mention Lawerence "Larry" Bares

Coach; Paul Kemp

Honorable Mention Anton "Mokey" Dinius

S a v a g e W h ip E lle n d a le Dusties T he DSTC Savages b e a t the lElI n u l a le “D u sties” by a score of 2 1 1 - 1 The visiting S avages scored in each of the first th r e e periods to come throu gh w ith th e v ictory w hich m a k e s th eir record 3-2 for the c u r r e n t season.

Q u a rte rb a c k Krv Kessel and HB's Don Sim ionieg and A nton Dinius played o u ts ta n d in g ball in th e Dick­ inson backfield. A1 Baum an, Bob T hom as, and C aptain H erb H erauf played very good ball in th e line both offensively as well as d efen­ sively.

Honorable Mention W illiam "Bill" Coutts

Honorable Mention Thomas "Tom" MacGauley

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Thomas "Gundy" Gunderson

Savages W in O v e r BJC M ystics, 13-6 A t Bism arck

James "Jim" Olienyk

A fter dropping two cosily con­ feren ce games, th e S avag es finally bounced back into the win column at the expense of the B ism arck J u n io r College Mystics. The Mys­ tics m an age d to m arch into the end zone th e v ery first tim e th e y got th e i r h an d s on the ball to give th em a 6-0 lead. At this point the Dick­ inson d efense began holding and w as able to keep th e BJC a tt a c k down for the re m a in d e r of the game.

T h e Blue and G ray took a 1-6 lead late in th e second q u a rt e r a t th e end of a scoring drive th a t be­ gan on the Dickinson 45. The

Ray Roger "Rog" Altenburg

Frank Meduna

Albert "Al" Bauman

Savages m arch ed to the one foot line in 12 plays from which Q u ar­ terb ack Erv K essel plunged through t ie line for th e score. K essel also 1 felted the extra point to m ake it 7-6.

N eith er te am moved the ball very much durin g th e th ird period, but Coacli Paul K e m p ’s boys did add an in s u ra n ce touchdow n midway in the fourth qu arter. The big b reak for this sccre cam e when BJC, p a ss­ ing from th e ir own 20 yard line, had a pass in tercep ted by Bill Coutts.

A lthough tw o very deb atable 15 yard penalties w ere called on the visitors they regained this yardage on pass pla s from Kessel to Dinius for 26 y a rd s and from Dinius to W a s h for 18. Several plays later Dsn Sim ionieg crossed the goal line on a feverse. T he e x tra point a t­ tem p t failed.

Siemo” Simonieg

Harlen "Horse" Wash

Savages Trounce Forresters

47-0

T he D3TC football te a m evened its conference record a t 1-1 w ith a victory over the visiting Bottineau School of F orestry . T h e Dickinson second and third team s played m ost of the second half as all thirtyeigh t m em b ers of Coach Paul Kemp's squad saw action.

Big H a rla n W a sh crossed the goal line la te r in the first q u a rte r to give the home team a 6-0 lead a t the first stop. W a sh bullied his way into the end zone easily in the second q u a rt e r j u s t before A nton “ Mokey” Dinius scored tw ice to give the Savages a four touchdown lead a t half ime. G underson’s two successful conversions ra n th e

Richard

Minny

Kessel

score to 26-0.

Dinius opened the second half scoring w ith his th ird touchdow n of th e evening. Before th e gam e ended, Tom G underson and Louis Getz each hit pay dirt.

In addition to th e back m e n tio n ­ ed, Don and J a c k Simionig, Ja c k Schw artz, Bob Tobias, and Ted Davidson played very fine ball. E rv K esse l got aw ay on a k eeper around end b ut th e play w as called back b ecause of a p enalty on Dickinson.

Tobias and Don Sim ionig go,t away on some long ru n s bu t w ere put down before they could e n te r the end zone. L inem en LeRoy P e te r ­ son, “T e x ” A ppledorn, L a rry Bares, Dick Kessel, Tom McGaulley, Bob T h o m as and Captain H erb ie H e r­ auf, played good ball, both on off­ ense and defense.

Irvin "Irvie" Kessel

James "Jim" Bird

Lewis " Louie Getz

Kenneth "Kenny" Schatz

Ed Thiel

Jack "Siemo Simonieg

Bernard "Bemie" Klug

Robert "Bob" Tobias

Robert ..Bob- Gaebe

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M in o t Beavers

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U pset Savages 3 5 -0 T h e Minot B eavers got two big b reaks, a recovered fumble and an in te rc e p te d 'Dickinson pass for a 13-0 first half lead which ev en tually led to the downfall of the visiting Savages. T he B eavers picked up th r e e m o re touchdow ns in the second half as !he Savages took m ore ch ances in a tte m p tin g to overcom e

Laverde Scarr

It w as th e second conference loss for the 'S a v a g e s ,w h o also h av e a win to th eir credit.

H alfback Mokey Dinius and Fullback H arlan W a sh sp e a rh e a d e d th e offensive a t ­ tack. O u tsta n d in g on d efen se w e re linem en F r a n k “ Tex” A ppledorn an d Big Bill Coutts.

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Lauren "Lars" Larson A m

Larry Rafferty

Ted Davidson Arnold Kock

Jerome "Jerry” Nichols

Opponents Jamestown Minot Bottineau Bismarck Ellendale Valley City

Jack Schwartz

BASKETBALL TEAMS

ROW ONE, Left to Right: JV Coach, Ed H ollinger, A ssistan t M anager, Sam B irdsall, L a rry Bares, Bud P erry , L auren L arson, R oger M ey ers, Wayne Sanders, Herb Herauf, Coach H. J . W einbergen.

ROW TWO: E rn ie T ru jillo , Jim Duvall, Willy U eckert, Bob L a sa te r, Tom Gunderson, Marv Knoll, Ted Easton, L eary G etz. ROW THREE: Bob T obias, Jack Siminiog, Bruce Cam pbell, Louie Getz.

Savages End Conference Play W ith 7 W ins a n d 9 Losses T h e S a v a g e s e n d e d c o n fe re n c e lilay S a tu r d a y n ig h t w ith 7 w in s a n d 9 lo s s e s . W ith o u t o f c o n f e re n c e fo es, th e S a v a g e s h a v e 2 w in s a g a in s t 4 d e fe a ts .

A s o f F e b r u a r y 22, th e in d iv id u a l p o in t to ta ls w e re a s fo llo w s : F r e e P la y e r H erau f B a re s 'S a n d e rs K n o ll P e rry E a s to n D u v all U eck ert C a m p b e ll L a s a te r G u n d e rs o n O th e rs T eam

A tte m p te d

T h r 0 w s P e rc e n t

M ad e

F ie ld G o als

218 137 57 61 55 64 12 26 17 Ul 22

163 92 24 41 37 44 7 13 9 1) 14

75 67 42 67 67 69 5X 50 53 47 64

93 61 85 70 45 4(J 29 21 16 16 7

CSX

453

CO

483

T o ta l P G in ts 349 214 194 181 127 124 65 55 41 41 28 71 1490

Jack U eck e r

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Jack Simonieg

JUNIOR VARSITV

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Roger M eyers Dale M agstadt

Bob Thomas

Dean Herland

Ray Pelton

T hat looks like it's good Herbl

Up for the TIP

What a big m esslll

TENNIS

L eft to Right; Coach F o r r e s t L othrop, C laren ce Namenuk, C o rd ell C h risten so n , C u rt W iess, Calvin S ailer, Bernie Klug.

The 1956 DSTC tennis tea m p a rticip a te d in four tennis m e e ts . At Minot they finished 2nd with B ernard Klug and Condell C h riste n so n taking 2nd in the doubles and Calvin S a ile r taking 2nd in the singles. At Dickinson Klug and C h riste n so n again took 2nd in the doubles and Minot finished 1st and 2nd in the sin g le s. DSTC did not place in the State College M eet which was held at Dickinson.

The team did b e tte r at the NDIAC m eet w h e re Captain Calvin S a ile r took f i r s t in the singles and C urt W eiss and Calvin S a ile r tied for th ird in the doubles.

The conference Tennis m e e t w as s e t up on a point b a s is and Minot has 12 points which gave them f ir s t place, while DSTC finished second with 11 points. T his was the f i r s t tim e in seven y e a r s that DSTC has not taken o r tied for the tennis title.

TRACK

L eft to Right, ROW ONE: Bob Schnieder, Don Sim onieg, Gordon G a rtn e r, Red Reinbold, H erb H erauf, Leonard M aruchek, W iley W ilson. ROW TWO: Buss Thom pson, Dale M agstadt, L a rs L a rso n , Ray Stleg, C urt D ochtler, Coach H. J. W e in b e rg e r. ROW THREE: Pat Onwachi, Lee C h riste n so n , E rn ie T ru iju llo , E rv . K essel, Louie G e tz .

The tra c k team com peted in five t r a c k m e e ts last sp rin g . T h e s e w e re at Rapid City, South Dakota and at Minot, B ism arck, Jamestown, and Dickinson, North Dakota. The State College m ee t was held h e re at Dickinson and the N . D . I . A . C . C onference m e e t was held at Jamestown.

Coach W ie n b e rg e r’s C in d e rm e n w e re led in s c o rin g by Big H erb H erauf and Captain "Red" Reinbold. H erb led D . S . T . C . to th ir d place honors in the C onference m eet with wins in the shot and the d is c u s . "Red" was the leading s p r i n t e r for the Blue and G rey thinclads. O ther leading s c o r e r s w e re Don Simonieg, Gordon G a r tn e r , L e o n a rd M aruchek, Dale M agstadt, Law ren L a rso n , and C urt D ochtler.

ASSOCIATIONS

T h e s e f e l l e r s of t h e ’f b o v e c a t t l e m a n 's k s s d fc ia tio n m s fn 't e g g z a c t l y look s o c ia b l e o r h o s s - p i t a b l e . T h i s c a n 't b e s a id f o r o u r s e l v e s a t th e p r e s e n t . O u r s p r e a d i s r e a l l y o v e r r u n w ith o r g a n i z a t i o n s . But you m ig h t s a y o u r i n t e r e s t s h a s b e c o m e a m i t e l e s s w ild and w o o ly . I n s t e a d of v i g i l a n t e c o m m i t t e e s a n d n e c k ti e p a r t i e s w e l e a n m o r e to j u s t p l a i n c o m m i t t e e s and p a r t i e s of th e b o w - t ie v a r i e t y . We a l s o put m o r e s t o c k in law and j u s t i c e a n d the pound of th e g a v e l h a s r e p l a c e d th e e c h o of a R e m in g to n .41 o r a C o lt . 4 5 .

WOMEN'S LEAGUE OFFICERS

Seated, Left to Right: E rna Beth Seecamp, V ice-President; M iss Woods, A dvisor; M ary M iklautsch, President; Rosie Ridl, Student Council R epresentative.

MEN’S UNION OFFICERS

Left to Right: Herb H erauf, S ec re ta ry - T re a s u re r; Bud P erry, President; Lloyd Kuehn, Student Coun­ cil R epresentative; L a rry Lardy, V ice-P resid en t.

ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA

Left to Right, SEATED: C arm en Bobb, Kay Gabe, M iss Woods, A dvisor; M ary M iklautsch, A rlene M ayer, Kay Ludwig, Elaine L o ritz, Rosie R idl. STANDING: Rogette Zahradnik, Bertha Kostelecky, Irene Bell, Shirley Smith, P earl U lschak, G ertrude M a y e r.

PHI SIGMA PI

Left to Right, ROW ONE: Ted Pedeliski, S e c re ta ry -T re a s u re r; Leo Reinbold, President; Irvin Nodland, V ice-President; Pete K ram er, Public C om m issioner; L . G. Pulver, A dvisor, ROW TWO: M ilton Fuchs, E a rl E rickson, H erb Herauf, Bill Redmond, Lenus Neilson, L a rry E ck ro th . ROW THREE: O sc a r Schnaidt, Jacob Banyai, Norm an Smith, Bob W agner, Herb Thorson, Dominic Schaff, Duane Roehrick, L a rry L ardy.

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LAMBDA DELTA LAMBDA

Left to Right, SEATED: L a rry Lardy, Lenus Neilson, E rna Beth Seecamp, Bill Redm ond.

STANDING: M r. Thompson, Gene Sahr, M r. Murphy, V irginia Schaar, M r. McDonald, Joseph M iller, M r. W e isse r.

M r. H alvorson, E arl ErlcKson.

ART CLUB

Left to Right: Ted Pedeliski, President; M r. Scheffield, A dvisor, Irvin Nodland, Shirley Schum m er, V irginia Schaar, P earl Ulschak, C harles Ronning, E llrie Schopp, Mary M iklautsch, M ary Lou Noyce .

CUE CLUB

Left to Right, ROW ONE: Judy Olson, Shirley Schum m er, S ecretary; Claudia R ichards, M r. H alverson, A d v iso r. ROW TWO: Jam es Tuxbury, E llrie Schopp, C urtis W eiss, VicePresident; Lloyd Kuehn, Bill Schwab, P re sid en t. ROW THREE: Norman Smith, Dan H ertz, David Sahr, Bob W agner.

W.R.A

Left to Right, ROW ONE: Cynthia K rem ers, M arion F rank, M ary Ann A rm strong, P re s i­ dent; Cynthia Schutz, V ice-P resident; Joann Ruppert, T re a s u re r; Iola H artm an, Beverly Klein, M arlene W einberger, Noreen C uskelly. ROW TWO: Judy Olson, G ertrude M ayer, C lara R oller, Iren e Ridl, Beverly Odland, Janice Holm quist, Sharon W agner, H a rrie t Olsen, Bernadette W ilz. ROW THREE: Maxine Zubke, A rlene M ayer, Iren e Bell, Monica W arren, Phyllis O sm er, Shirley Lavachek, M arlene H erm an, M ildred Rokusek, M iss Schumacker, A dvisor.

"0” CLUB

Left to Right, ROW ONE: R obert Tobias, Jack Simonieg, Ted Easton, Bruce B irdsall, P re s ­ ident; Don Simonieg, S e c re ta ry -T re a s u re r; C ordell C hristenson, V ice-President; Bob Thom as, C urt W eiss, Lewis Getz, D onD uda. ROW TWO: Bob Schneider, Dale M agstadt, Roger A ltenburg, Bub P erry , Wayne Sanders, Leo Reinbold, Tom McGauley, Gordon G artner, Ray Thom as, H. J. W einbergen. ROW THREE: Wiley W ilson, Calvin S ailer, L l o y d H endrick­ son, Herb H erauf, L auren L arson, H arlen Wash, Tom Gunderson, E rnie T rujillo, Ken Schatz, C larence Namenuk.

M.E.N.C.

Left to Right, ROW ONE: M r s . Heid, Howard Hunke, Duane Roehrick, President; Shirley Schum m er, M ary M iklautsch, L a rry E ckroth, Cynthia Schutz, Kay Johnson, M r. Belsheim, M r. Staley. ROW TWO: Duane Emch, K aren L arson, Keith Henke, Irene Bell, Otto Muecke, Beverly Odland, Donald K aisershot, R obert B ares, Karen U pgren. ROW THREE: Ray Hoffman, E a rl E rickson, Dave H edger, Ray Kovash, David Sahr, Robert W agner, Norman Smith, Doug Wiley, T e rry Tryznka, Law rence K arsky.

METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT

L eft to Right, ROW ONE: Doug W iley, P resident, P earl U lschak, V ice-P resident, Connie Davidson, S ecretary , M ary Lou Noyce, Judith Johnson, Raymond Pelton. ROW TWO: D r.

Dungan, adviso r, Dale Doty, Bill Jorgenson, Stanley B artels, R ev. W iley. ROW THREE: Eugene Sahr, Jerom e Strom , David S ahr.

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L.S.A

Left to Right, SEATED: Mr. Belsheim, Adviser; George Perry, President; Sharon Solberg, Secretary; Irvin Nodland, Vice President; Rev. Sayler, Pastor. STANDING, ROW ONE: Alfreda Haugen, Kaye Stoll, Colleen Huber, Ella Olson, Darlene Zim m erm an, Marion Frank, Bonnie Rask, Stella Kind, Helen Friesz, LaVonne Ritz, Vera Rehberg, Judy Olson, Claudia Richard, Ruby Stern, Lois Jensen. ROW TWO: Ramona Bailey, Corma Feland, Janice Holmquist, Marjorie Jeffers, Maxine Zubke, Delores Stephenson, Marva Anderson, Joan Granfor, Beverly Odland, Irene Bell, Joanne Baird, Lyla Strum, Karen Larson, Karen Upgren, Phyllis Osmer, Lloyd Kuehn. ROW THREE: Bruce Erickson, Terry Trzynka, Joe Bohlman, Ray Stieg, Lloyd Hendrickson, Bob Wagner, Lawrence Lardy, Wayne Granfor, Charles Ronnlng, Herb Thorson, Ellorie Schopp, Curtis Weiss, Bob Strommen, Leary Getz, Grant Brown, Owen Pagel.

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NEWMAN CLUB

Left to Right, SEATED: Bill Schwab, Publicity chairm an; Joyce Haverlock, Vice President; Peter Kramer, President; Miss Nickel, Advisor; Rosie Ridl, Secretary; Bill Redmond, Treasurer. ROW ONE: M arlene Weinberger, Rosella Honeyman, Virginia Herberholz, Marilyn Kuhn, Dorothy Erhardt, Shirley Schummer, Cynthia Kremers, Diana Wilier, Janice Kadrmas, Sandra Sucky, Bertha Kostelecky, Gloria Obrigewitch, Beverly Klein, Adeline Heilm an, Elaine Dukart, JoAnne Privratsky. ROW TWO: Bernadette Wilz, Faye Engesser, Frances Boeshflug, Clara Koller, Kathryn Ludwig, Dorothy Kilzer, Shirley Lavachek, Joanne Schm itz, Audrey Armbrust, Alice Tescher, T illie Kuntz, Frances Mosbrucker, Monica W alter, C oletta Swanston, Marlyn Bohn, Noreen Cuskelly. ROW THREE: Marjorie M ittelstadt, Kay Gabe, JoAnn Ruppert, Leone Ehlis, Shirley Metsger, Angie Ehlis, Lawrence Karsky, Donald Kaisershot, Thomas Hushka, Clarence Namenuk, Robert Bares, Theodore Pedeliski, Marlene Herman, Jacquleen Jochim, Yvonne Krivoruchka. ROW FOUR: James Tuxbury, John Nistler, W illiam Gregory, Henry Blood, Ray Kovash, Ed Sigl, Alfred Dahmas, Arnold Kock, Eugene Kuntz, John Carroll, Edward T hiel, Howard Hunke, Larry Eckroth Robert Tobias, Theodore Wanner.

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U.V.F

Left to Right, ROW ONE: Kay White, Norman Smith, President, Bob Schneider, Vice-President; Norma Opp, Secretary. ROW TWO: Dr. Vickery, Gladys Schaubel, Marlene Kamrath, Shirley Sardeson, Mary Ann Armstrong, Cynthia Schutz, Sharon Wenberg, Gayle Fritz, Kay Johnson, Deloris Hayden, Lorraine Staiger, Marjean Neas, Sharon Wagner, Mr. Blackorby. ROW THREE: Eilene Monson, Virginia Schaar, Arlene Mayer, Marie Hertz, Robert Neas, Otto Muecke, Harriet Scheerer, M arjorie Danzeisen, Sussie Scheerer, Gertrude Mayer, RuthKruger, Erna Beth Seecamp. ROW FOUR: Harlan Sayler, Kenneth Schatz, Dale Magstadt, Ted Davidson, Paul Blickensderfer, Robert Gaebe, Daniel Hertz, Milton Fuchs, Lawrence Sailer, Robert Armstrong, Donald Fuchs.

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550 CLUB

Left to Right, ROW ONE: Calvin Sailer, Thomas Huschka, Reinhold Schneider, Milton Fuchs, Mathew Koppinger, Bill Jorgenson, Duane Pletan, Herbert Herauf. ROW TWO: Earl Fischer, Kenneth AIlex, Ed Sigl, David Karsky, Ed Mack, Dale Doty, Lloyd Kuehn, Gordon Gartner, Jerry Bender. ROW THREE: Robert Armstrong, Ray Kovash, Herb Thorson, Don Anderson, Jerry Kuntz, A1 Rotering, Marvin Magstadt, Paul Blickensderfer, James Tuxbury.

T h e 550 C lu b is th e v e t e r a n s o r g a n i z a t i o n on th e D . S . T . C . C a m p u s . T h e C lu b w a s new ly o r g a n i z e d t h i s y e a r f o r th e p u r p o s e of g iv in g the v e t e r a n s a w a y of b e in g r e c o g n i z e d as a body.

T h e 550 C lu b is c o n s i d e r e d a n o r g a n i z a t i o n , but it d o e s not h a v e a S tu d e n t C o u n c il re p re se n ta tiv e .

S.E.A

Left to Right, ROW ONE: Faye Engesser, Letty Bishop, Shirley Sardeson, Deloris Hayden, Ella Olson, Marlene Kamrath. ROW TWO: Colleen Huber, Connie Davidson, Janice Kadrmas, Bonnie Rask, Frances Boespflug, Joanne Rupert, T re a s., Bill Schwab, Pres., Sharon Solberg, Vic e -P re s., LaVonne Ritz, Lorraine Staiger, Adeline Heilman, Ella Erickson, Lois Jensen, Georgie W hite. ROW THREE: Helen Friesz, Sandra Suchy, Gloria Obrigewitch, Lynne Neudeck, Ethel Meduna, Shirley Lavachek, Delores Stephenson, Marva Anderson, T illie Kuntz, Yvonne Krivoruchka, Sharon Wagner, Vera Rehberg, M arjorie Danzeisen. ROW FOUR: Mary Lou Noyce, Ramona Bailey, Corma Feland, John Nistler, Bill Gregory, Jim Fliehm an, Lenus Neilson, Joe Bohlman, Alfred Dahmus, Jim Olienyk, Lloyd Kuehn, Jackie Jochim, M arlene Herman, Eileen Monson, Monica W alter.

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Left to Right, ROW ONE: Mr. Blackorby, Advisor, Noreen Cuskelly, Virginia Herberholz, Shirley Schummer, Clara Koller, S e c ., Ellrie Schopp, President, Irvin Nodland, V ice-President, Audrey Armbrust, Cynthia Schutz, Eileen W ilhelm, Sharon Wagner, Dr. Selke, Advisor. ROW TWO: Mrs. Holmes, Sharon Wenberg, Marlyn Bohn, Jean Granfor, Stella Kind, Phyllis Osmer, Rosie Ridl, Gayle Zastoupil, Jackie Joachim, Georgia W hite, Marlene Herman, Ted Pedeliski. ROW THREE: Lenus Nielson, Herb Thorson, Jim Tuxbury, Bob Wagner, David Sahr, Dan Hertz, Dale Doty, Don Kaisershot, Earl Fischer, Lloyd Kuehn, W illiam Crone, Terry Trzynka.

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Left to Right, ROW ONE: Larry Eckroth, Otto Muecke, Delores Hayden, Lois Grimm, Pearl Ulschak, Marilyn Kuhn, Lynn Birdsall, Marlene Herman, Carol Murphy, Karen Larsen. ROW TWO: Bob Bares, Kay Gabe, Sharen Wenberg, Cliff Ferebee, Jon Culver, Karen Upgren, Terry Trzynka, Jim Muck, C harm aine Staiger, Kenneth Schatz, David Sahr, David Hedger. ROW THREE: Ed Kinzel, Kay Johnson, Cynthia Schutz, Frances Mosbrucker, Carmen Bobb, Norman Smith, Ray Hoffman, Ray Kovash, Paul Gilbert, Keith Henke, Duane Emch, Bob Wagner, Howard Hunke. ROW FOUR: Marie Hertz, Earl Erickson, Mary Miklautsch, Mr. Staley, Director.

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Left to Right: Ted Pedeliski, Rudy Stern, Norma Opp, Shirley Schum m er, M iss Nickel, Advisor; Duane Emch, Bill Redmond, Norm an Smith, Editor; E rvin Nodland, Rosie Ridl, L a r r y E c k ro th , Bob W agner, Pete K ra m e r.

RADIO NEWS AND PUBLIC INFORMATION

Left to Right: Shirley Schum m er, Lloyd Kuehn, M r. H alverson, A dvisor; Jim Tuxbury, Pete K ram ers, Bob W agner, J e rry Davenport, Gene Kuntz .

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STUDENT COUNCIL

Left to Right, FRONT ROW: Lloyd Kuehn, H arold Knutson, C arol Murphy, Joyce Haverlock, L . G. Pulver, Faculty R e p re se n ta tiv e . BACK ROW: Pete K ram er, Irvin Nodland, E a rl E rickson, Rosie Ridl, Wayne Sanders, E rna Beth Seecamp, La Moyne F rank, M iss Woods, Faculty R epresentative; Duane R oehrick.

PRAIRIE SMOKE

Left to Right, SEATED: Elaine L o ritz, C harm aine Staiger, Irene Bell, Shirley Smith. STANDING: Joseph Bohlman, Eugene Kuntz, D aniel H ertz, Beverly Odland, JoAnne Baird, H a rrie t Olson, Dale Doty, Irene Bell, Sussie Scheerer, D arlene Z im m erm an.

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PUBLICATIONS

D r. V icto ry , A dviser of PRAIRIE SMOKE; M iss Nickel, A dvisor of Slope T eacher; E a rl Erickson, C om m issioner of Publications; M r. H alvorson, A dviser of Radio News.

D r. V icto ry , A dviser of PRAIRIE SMOKE; Ted Pedeliski and Monica W arren, C o -E d ito rs.

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CAFETERIA STAFF

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M rs . Gladys L obsinger, M rs. Ruby Keniston

Henry Blood, E arl E rickson Janice Kadrmas

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MAINTENANCE STAFF

Tony Banyai and Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, Jacob Dukart Frank Dukart

TOP: Gym Custodian, Isadore Sikora. RIGHT: Dominic Staudinger and Herbert Steffes.

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D O ' l NS

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In College, Septem ber is a time for union and reunion.

Young people from many comm unities m eet for the fir s t . tim e to become friends, and the friends of y e s te ry e a r m eet again. An in terrupted way of life springs up again, like flow ers a fte r the w in te r's chill. The faces of new te a c h e rs appear, a s c la s s e s begin a fter the days of te s t-

F illing out c la ss c a rd s .

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WITH A RECORD ENROLLMENT

ing and enrollment. Students and te a c h e rs m eet in the dining room and lounge to talk and relax. Enthusiasm r is e s for the coming football season, as team s, c h e e r ­ leaders, and music groups take form , and radio announcers tell a wider public what is happening in the College on the Hill.

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What is the news?

School Spirit

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The climax, of course, was HOMECOMING. That took place on October 26 and 27. But many events o c c u rre d before that. On October 1, for example, we elected a new Social C om m issioner.

Do you re m e m b e r how the F re sh m e n looked? Im ag­ ine those g irls trying to be dignified with the le tte rs ”M T " tra c e d on th eir foreheads in lipstick! As OLDTIMER would say, "They was lots of branded he ifers around the place them days".

That s o r t of thing seem ed never ending. "Emptyheaded g irls and green-beanie topped boys w ere e v e ry ­ w here. They seem ed to outnumber everybody else.

The Sophs thought they did when the tug-of-w ar came on October 17. When the F r e s h ie s took hold of that rope they dragged back the Sophs like a bulldozer pulling against a team of oxen. But the Sophs got th eir revenge that night.

T here w ere other events before Homecoming. We elected c h e e rle a d e rs , of course. And we amended the Constitution to add another officer in the Student Asso c ia tion--that of T r e a s u r e r . Irvin Nodland, our un­ official Poet L aureate was chosen for that unpoetic post.

After Homecoming there was Halloween, and we took a journey "Down Below"--as the signs rea d in every c la s s ro o m . But "Inferno" proved to be a ra th e r pleasant place, with good music and very courteous "IMPS".

Gleeful F re sh ie s Watch Battle.

The G reat Struggle.

Social C om m issioner Joyce H averlock and T r e a s ­ u re r Irvin Nodland.

ABOVE: Woeful Sophs Grieve A fter Battle.

LEFT: Chief Bud Salutes the W est.

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T H E I R HIGHNESSES,

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THE CEREMONIAL One of the highlights of Homecoming, especially for students in residence, is the solemn Indian cerem onial, by which a uthor­ ity is tr a n s f e r r e d from the old Chief and P rincess to the new.

An im p re ss iv e company of men and wo­ men, d r e s s e d in authentic Indian garb, dance on the stage in May Hall auditorium to the slow rhythm of the tom -tom .

The ceremony re a c h e s its high point when the new chief lifts the feathered crown from the head of his p re d e c e s so r and places it on his own. The old chief does not r e s is t; neither does he help. He stands in dignity

TOP: Braves in processio n honor Chief and P rin c e s s .

ABOVE: Chief honors P rin c e s s . BELOW: Braves dance some m o re .

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A SAVAGE FANTASV with folded a r m s while his glory is taken from him.

But to show that there is no ill will, all the braves sit and pa ss the calum et, sm ok­ ing the pledge of peace. With harmony a s ­ sured within the tribe, the new chief gives the signal and, with loud c rie s , the whole band issu e s forth to light the great fire and dance to victoryJ in the coming6 battle.

T ... j. • In th is y e a r of 1956, th e m e d ic in e w a s good. The Savages beat off the Vikings, who cam e from out of the Sunrise, f a r beyond the G reat River. Our b rav e s won much glory, and mighty was the rejoicing.

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HOMECOMING

Phi Sigma P i's Winning F lo at.

Alpha Sigma A lpha's T hird-Place F lo at.

Model High F lo at.

Baton T w irle rs Joan Schimanski and Ed na Kuhn.

W inter C ount--The Y e a r's Story in Pic­ tu re .

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OCTOBER 27

V eterans' Club's Second-Place F lo at.

Band L eader E arl E rick so n .

Chief and P rin cess Ride Horse!

Coach Kemp Confers During G am e.

Chief and P rin cess Lead Grand M arch.

Red Reinbold M .C .'s Floorshow .

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"KAV DIX" MOVES IN VISITORS FROM INDIA "M iss Kay D ix"--K D I X -T V --m oved to DSTC this fall and a ttrac ted many a d m ir e r s . After a few early broadcasts, re g u la r p ro g ra m s began on October 15. The Stickney Hall boys installed a T-V set on October 3, and another was set up in Moccasin Flat on October 9. We h e a r that th ere w ere usually about 15 view ers each evening in Moccasin Flat and about 20 in the Dorm.

On October 18, M iss Hema Rao, an exchange student from India, was a guest of the International Relations club and helped widen our horizons. An­ other Indian exchange student, M iss Chandra Sharga, was unable to come. The M isse s Rao and Sharga lived on a Slope-area farm for som e months.

They were guests of s e v e ra l local groups and a p ­ peared on an early T -V p rogram .

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A VISIT TO "INFERNO’'

OCTOBER 31

Invitation to V isit the N ether Regions.

The College Combo.

R obert A rm strong

Dante visited Inferno during the Middle Ages, but D STU students found the Nether Regions greatly m o ­ dernized when the IMP’S (Infernal M g P's) held open house on Halloween, 1956. The IMP’s w ere courteous, the m usic was good, the Rock and Roll was at its best in its p ro p er home, the gals from the burning T w entiesH E still smouldered, I T and the sm e ll of : %. sulphur was very W slight.

L o rrain e M iner and Jeno M e h r.

ABOVE: Cynthia Schutz.

RIGHT: Robert S ch n eid er.

Invitation to R eturn.

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M a in s p e a k e r f o r th e R e p u b l ic a n s w a s Jon C u l v e r , a s s i s t e d by Jon C a m p b e ll a n d J a m e s T uxbury.

S p e a k in g on b e h a lf of th e D e m o c r a t s w a s D o m in ic S c h a ff. He w a s a s s i s t e d in th e r e b u t t a l

by H e r b T h o r s o n and R ay K o v a s h .

I r v i n N odland s e r v e d a s a b le m o d e r a t o r d u r ­ ing the d e b a t e .

A s a c u l m in a t io n to t h e s e a c t i v i t i e s , a m o c k e l e c t i o n w a s h e ld on N o v e m b e r 11, e l e c t i o n d a y .

A p p r o x i m a t e l y 58 p e r c e n t of th e s t u d e n t s v o t e d .

T h e t r e n d of t h e i r v o tin g w a s v e r y s i m i l a r to th e n a tio n a l o u t c o m e .

D u r i n g t h is m o n th , D . S . T . C . s t u d e n t s w e r e r e a l l y g o in g p l a c e s an d d o in g t h i n g s . F o u r r e p ­ r e s e n t a t i v e s of th e S tu d e n t C o u n c il w e r e a c c o m ­ p a n ie d to V a lle y C ity by M is s W oods a n d M r .

P u lv e r, w h e r e th e y took p a r t in a c o n f e r e n c e on h i g h e r e d u c a t i o n . T h o s e m a k i n g th e t r i p w e r e E r n a Beth S e e c a m p , C a r o l M u rp h y , N o r m a n S m ith, and D u a n e R o e h r i c k .

T h e in flu e n c e of D . S . T . C . w a s a l s o f e lt a t D uluth, M in n e s o ta , w h e r e o u r c o ll e g e w a s r e p ­ r e s e n t e d a t th e N a tio n a l S tudent A s s o c i a t i o n by Lloyd Kuehn and D u a n e R o e h r i c k .

T h e r e l i g i o u s g r o u p s w e r e a l s o on th e m a r c h .

R e p r e s e n t i n g th e M e th o d i s t S tudent M o v e m e n t a t th e ir F a rg o C o n feren ce w e re P e a rl U lschak, C on­ nie D a v id s o n , Judith Jo h n so n , Bill J o r g e n s o n , R ay P elton, D avid S a h r and f a c u l ty s p o n s o r , D r .

Dungan.

M e m b e r s of th e N e w m a n C lu b w e r e r e p r e s e n t e d a t F a r g o a t t h e i r R e g io n F o u r C o n f e r e n c e . T h o s e m a k in g th e t r i p w e r e S h i r l e y S c h u m m e r , Kay Ludw ig, J a m e s T u x b u r y , and M r . and M r s . T o m M cG a u le y .

A Band D i r e c t o r ’s C l i n ic w a s h e ld by a M u s ic Supply H o u se in F a r g o . M r . L y le S ta le y , band d i r e c t o r , an d s i x s tu d e n t s who p la n to b e c o m e

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Irvin Nodland is moderator at election assembly.

jon Culver presents the case for the Republicans; at table, Jan Campbell and James Tuxbury of the Republican team .

NATIONAL ELECTION

Dominic Schaff speaks for the Democrats; his assistants are Herbert Thorson and Ray Kovash (at table).

Kay Johnson marking her ballot.

band d i r e c t o r s a t t e n d e d . T h e y w e r e T e r r y T r y z n ka, D u a n e R o e h r ic k , H o w a rd H unke, L a r r y E c k r o th , Bob W a g n e r and R a y H o ffm a n .

On N o v e m b e r 3 and 4 th e A r t C lu b s e n t s e v e r a l d e l e g a t e s to th e N o r th D a k o ta A r t A s s o c i a t i o n 's e x h ib it in B i s m a r c k . T h o s e who m a d e the t r i p r e p o r t e d t h a t it w a s a v e r y f a s c i n a t i n g e x p e r i e n c e to s t r i v e to d e v e lo p a t a s t e f o r n o n - r e p r e s e n t ­ a ti o n a l a r t .

On N o v e m b e r 6 th e R ig h t R e v e r e n d M o n s ig n o r A b e r l e of S t. J o s e p h 's P a r i s h a d d r e s s e d th e s t u ­ d e n t b o d y . H is to p ic w a s , " L e t ' s K eep A m e r i c a B e a u t if u l." T h e M e s s a g e w a s a r e a l c h a lle n g e to th e s t u d e n t s . In c lo s i n g , M o n s ig n o r A b e r l e d e ­ c l a r e d , " T h i s m a n i a f o r d e s t r u c t i o n c a n b e s t be c o m b a t e d b y t h e y o u th of A m e r i c a . " I n s p i r e d by M o n s ig n o r A b e r l e ' s s p e e c h , the S tu d e n t C o u n c il to o k i m m e d i a t e a c t i o n . A c o m ­ m i t t e e w a s a p p o in te d to a s s i s t w ith a c le a n u p p r o ­ g r a m in th e c it y of D i c k in s o n .

S chool s p i r i t w a s p r o m o t e d th is y e a r by h o l d ­ in g " C o l o r D a y , " w h ic h to o k p l a c e on N o v e m b e r 13. A ll s t u d e n t s w e r e r e q u e s t e d to w e a r the A lm a M a t e r c o l o r s , b lu e and g r a y . It w a s hoped th a t C o l o r D a y w o u ld b e c o m e a n a n n u a l e v e n t .

On S a t u r d a y , N o v e m b e r 17, a b a n q u e t and f o r m a l b a ll w a s h e ld by o u r l o c a l Pi C h a p t e r of Phi S ig m a P i . T h i s w a s th e b ig s o c i a l e v e n t of N o v e m b e r . T h e b a n q u e t w a s h e ld a t the R ay H o­ t e l, a n d th e b a ll to o k p l a c e in M o c c a s i n F l a t in M ay H a l l . And w h ile w e ' r e on th e s u b je c t of s o ­ c i a l e v e n t s , w e c a n ad d t h a t Beta E t a C h a p t e r of A lp h a S ig m a A lp h a i n it ia t e d two new m e m b e r s - B e r th a K o s t e le c k y a n d Kay L u d w ig .

T h e e y e s of th e w h o le Slope a r e a w e r e w a t c h ­ in g th e C o lle g e c h o i r , a s th e y and t h e i r d i r e c t o r , M r . O s b o r n e B e ls h e im , m a d e t h e i r f i r s t a p p e a r ­ a n c e on K D IX -T V on N o v e m b e r 2 0 . S o lo is ts a t th e t e l e v i s i o n c o n c e r t w e r e G eno M e h r e r , N o r ­ m a n S m ith , S h i r l e y M e t z g e r , and Bob A r m s t r o n g .

N o v e m b e r s a w a c h a n g e in th e l i b r a r y s c h e d u l e .

F o r s o m e t i m e th e l i b r a r y had b e e n open in the e v e n in g on T u e s d a y , W e d n e s d a y , and T h u r s d a y .

Now, a t th e r e q u e s t of th e S tudent C o u n c il, the n ig h t s c h e d u l e w a s c h a n g e d to M onday, T u e s d a y , (C o n tin u e d on Page 100)

PHI SIGMA BANQUET President: Leo Reinbold, Main Speaker: Mr. Charles Johnson.

The Grand March: Don Duda and Mary M iklautsch. Following are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Johnson join arms with Mr. and Mrs. Pulver.

Phi Sig members were distinguished by their w hite jackets.

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On the Ballroom floor.

Dean Woods and President Scott.

The music makers.

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ART EXHIBIT and Thursday. The reason for the change was that a large part of the students took part in r e li­ gious activities on Wednesday nights.

T h e b a s k e t b a l l s e a s o n o p e n e d on th e l a s t d a y of N o v e m b e r , w h e n th e S a v a g e s w on a t h r i l l i n g 6 4 -5 5 v i c t o r y o v e r B illin g s . T h e J a y V e e 's a l s o w on t h e i r g a m e th a t n i g h t. I m m e d i a t e l y a f t e r th e g a m e , th e F i v e - F i f t y V e t s ' C lu b h e ld a " S a d ie H a w k in s" p a r t y . And, s p e a k i n g of th e g i r l s ' a c t i v i t i e s , th e y h e ld t h e i r v o l le y b a ll t o u r n a ­ m e n t e a r l i e r in N o v e m b e r . T h e w i n n e r s w e r e th e " V o l le y C a t s ."

Virginia Schaar and Mary Lou Noyco-rapt in appreciation.

Virginia and Ted evaluate a $5000 painting.

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FINAL EXAMINATIONS FALL QUARTER - - 1956

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There was a record enrollment of a l­ m ost 450 students at the beginning of the winter quarter, December 2. But the big event during the month of December was Spiritual Emphasis Week. The theme for this year was "So You're a Christian." The guest for the week was the Rev. John W. Hildebrand from Duluth, M innesota.

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SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK With December com es Christm as and with Christmas come p a r tie s . DSTC had more than its share. Various organizations held their Annual Christm as p a rties.

Among these w ere the Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority, who donated their gifts to the Kris Kringles K orporals. P rofessor Clinton Sheffield was host to the Art Club at his hom e. Following in the spirit of gaiety, Christmas parties w ere also held at the dorm itories. As a clim ax to the 1956 social season, an all college Christm as party was held in the student lounge.

In addition to the regularly scheduled basketball gam es, the boy's intram urals began this month. Games w ere played on Monday and Wednesday evenings. Bowling team s w ere organized by the Women's Recreation A ssociation, as in past years, to give the g irls som e understanding and —

skill in the sp o rt.

The Annual performance of Handel's M essiah took place in the Auditorium on Decem ber 16th at 8:00 p .m . The Dickinson Community Chorus, in cooperation with the college choir, presented the famous Christm as oratorio under the direction of M r. Belsheim . The so lo ists in this year's presentation w ere M rs. Van Vorhis, of Bismarck, soprano; M rs. Earl Dungan, contralto; E llrie Von Schopp, tenor; and Lyle Staley, baritone. The college orche­ stra accompanied the group, with M rs.

Heid at the piano.

Just before the holidays, the story of the Christ Child was im p ressively present­ ed by the United Youth Fellowship in a Christm as pageant. Following the program, the students w ere invited to a social (Continued on Page 104) 102—

CONFERENCE IN KLINEFELTER HAIL

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The Wise Men and the Shepherds at the Cradle

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One of the outstanding events of January was the v isit to the campus of over 75 Dickinson business men.

Administration, faculty, and students greeted them in the Auditorium; the student spokesman was Duane Roeh­ rick, president of the Student A sso­ ciation. Student m usicians played and sang to them . During the morning the guests visited c la ss e s, and at noon they lunched with the faculty. They stayed on until late in the afternoon, learning how College business is conducted, whence the students come, and how the College benefits the com ­ m unity.

E - B Day Registration: Virginia Herberholz pins badge on Mr. Norman Iverson.

E - B Day: Standing; Mr. W illiam Summers and Mr. Rolf Ras­ mussen; seated: President C. E. Scott, Dean L. G. Pulver, and Mr. W. F. Halvorson.

On January 10, word reached the College that one of our beloved form er teachers had died the day b efore.

M iss Amanda E . Hendrickson came to D .S .T .C . in 1933 as a teacher of English, and she rem ained here as an active faculty member until 1952. She stayed as College nurse for another year. In 1947 she had been named "outstanding woman educator" by the Adm inistrative Council oi women in Education.

A new College nurse took up her duties this month. She is M iss Marilyn Boom, who replaces M rs. Betty Smith. In addition to her college duties, she is clinical instructor (Continued on Page 108)

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IN MEMORIAM

AMANDA E . HENDRICKSON 1880 - 1957

Dr. Joseph M. Stokes Addressing State Government Class.

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HILLTOP REHEARSALS

Bob Plays Elvis; Shirley and Boots Register Horror.

Jack Uecker, Cindy Kremers and Judy Johnson Practice Their Steps.

Ray Hoffman Goes Bang Bang.

in the School of Practical Nursing in St. Joseph's H ospital. Form erly she was on the staff of General Hospital, M inneapolis.

In the course of the month, two lecturers gave us interesting and informative speeches.

On January 16, D r. Joseph M. Stokes empha­ sized the need for A m erica to have friends and supporters throughout the world, and showed that our own prosperity depends on im ports of goods and on foreign m arkets.

The other, D r. Ralph E . N ichols, spoke on a subject of no greater importance, perhaps, but of more direct concern to u s . He explained the importance of skill in listening, not only to students but to persons in the p rofession s and in industry. Long after his v isit, his m essage was being earnestly d is­ cu ssed .

Among the notable social events this month was the pledging cerem ony of Alpha Sigma Alpha on January 21, the Lambda Delta Lambda dinner m eeting on January 24, and the International Relations Club party on January 31. The Alpha Sigma Alpha

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ABOVE, LEFT: Erna Beth Seecamp and Virginia Schaar prepare Lambda Delta Dinner M eeting. ABOVE, RIGHT: Dr. Nichols Addresses Freshman English Class.

pledged Elaine Dukart, Lois Grimm, Mar­ lene Herman, Colleen Huber, Charmaine Staiger, Ruby Stem , Karen Upren, and E ileen W ilhelm. The Lambda Delta Lambda met in the College banquet room and heard a talk by M r. Orville Burda on the technical aspects of television .

During m ost of the month, the m usic students w ere busy preparing for H -D ays---the presentation of Hilltop Holiday in February. There w ere days and days of p ractice. But le t's not forget two other events. On January 14, M rs. Heid's piano students gave a recita l, and on January 15, the College band and the Hilltop Holiday Dixielanders gave a half-hour program on ABOVE: Cordell Christenson consults Nurse Boom. BELOW, T. V.

LEFT: Joyce and Cordell Shoot the Breeze. BELOW, RIGHT: Don Duda makes like savage--beat squaw.

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EXHIBITION OF ART During the week of February 3 to 8, an art exhibit was on display in the Student Lounge, May Hall. It was sponsored by the D .S .T .C . Art Department and the Dickinson ABOVE, RIGHT: "Beech"; Louise B. Halliburton. BELOW: Wood sculpture; A llen Pendergraft.

Art A ssociation. The exhibit, which was brought to North Dakota by the Bowman A rtists' Guild, contains the work of several West Coast a r tis ts . On exhibit w ere oil paintings, water colors, and wood carving.

The main event on the February calen­ dar, Hilltop Holiday, was held February 10 toll.

This was M. E. N. C. 's annual pro­

duction, whose proceeds w ere used to finance a trip to the organization's regional convention in Omaha. Hilltop Holiday is an all-student production of m usical and comedy a c ts . Many students took part in the orche­ stra and chorus. Among the other acts were a boys' quartet, a Dixieland band, a tumbling (Continued on Page 112)

HILLTOP HOLIDAY

Dave Hedger at the Mike.

Ellrie Tells Shirley a secret.

HILLTOP HOLIDAY act, individual solos, and a number of comedy s k its .

VALENTINE BALL ABOVE, LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Hunke, D. Hedger, L. Eckroth, and D. Kaisershot.

BELOW: Rehearsing an Oriental act.

On February 16, two days after Cupid's v isit, Alpha Sigma Alpha held their annual Valentine form al in M occasin Flat. The w alls w ere adorned with red and white decorations of large red hearts and im ita­ tion fen ces. Stream er partitions separated the tables, placed around the r o o m s. David Hedger and his band furnished the m usic.

The grand march was led by Mary Miklautsch, president of Alpha Sigma Alpha, and her "date, " Don Duda. The theme of the ball was "Je t'a im e "

"1 love you. "

The Lambda Delta Lambda fraternity held a tea on February 13 in honor of Em a Beth See camp's birthday. Then on February Left to Right; B. Odland, B. Frank, C. Kramers, J. Uecker, and D. Wandler.

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V A L E N T I N E BALL 18, initiation cerem onies w ere held by the Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority. On February 24, the Newman Club observed Newman Day with a breakfast after Mass; in the afternoon they held a discussion over KDIX Radio. the same day, the Lutheran Students

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Wayne Granfor and E llrie Schopp presented the serm on and Curtis W eiss read the Gospel lesso n and the E p istle. Later the congrega­

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tion gave a pot-luck dinner for th em . One of the la st events of the month was a ballet performance in May Hall auditorium by M a rta B e c k e t, and a c o n c e r t in (C o n tin u e d on P age 114)

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Mary Miklautsch and Don Duda lead the grand m arch.

WINTER TERM ENDS

K illdeer. On the thirteenth, the state-government c la ss observed a sessio n of the le g isla ­ ture, accompanied by Professor E . C. Blackorby and, on the Tuesday after their return, they gave a formal report before the student convocation on what they had seen .

Ernest Trujillo and his off-cam pus date.

As bob-tailed February abruptly brought its twenty-eighth day to an end, all thoughts w ere turned to coming events.

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and the final examinations w ere only a week In the future.

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OUR S T O R V M U S T END We knew, of c o u rse , that everybody was waiting to get a f ir s t peek into the annual. to you a s e a rly a s possible, we had to m eet a M arch deadline.

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school y ear, 1956 - 1957, had to end at the beginning of M arch. events to look forw ard to before graduation tim e.

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H ere is a list:

M arch: 19, M idsum m er N ight's D ream , M innesota U niversity T h eatre; 22, M usic and speech festival; 27, E lection party.

April: 4, Student Council election; 8, D ram a and speech festival; 9, Senior Day; 18, W oman's League tea; 27, Junior-S enior banquet and prom .

May:

11, Alpha Sigma Alpha F o u n d e rs' Day banquet; 18, Phi Sigma Pi F o u n d e rs' Day m e e t­

ing; 26, B accalaureate se rv ic e ; and, finally, on the la s t day of the month, Com m encem ent.

When you get your book and re a d th is fo r the f ir s t tim e, m ost of these events will have taken place.

L et rushing m em o ries come; we can only r e g re t that we cannot aid them with p ictu res and w ords.

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The feller flittin' around the old horse corral is one of them "young bucks" from Model Hi. That's where they larn to rope, r a sse l, ride, and wrangle before they're knee high to a coyote pup. Cowgirls also find it great fun living at the MHS outfit along the bottoms near Young Braves' C reek.

DEDICATION

The students of Model High School affectionately dedicate their section of the 1956-57 Prairie Smoke to their English teacher, M iss Florence Tucker.

M iss Tucker is a native of North Dakota, having been bom in Dunn C enter. She has had an interesting and exciting teaching career which has led her from the rural schools of Dunn and M ercer counties to the halls of Model High School. In between she spent some tim e teaching the upper grades in Juanita, North Dakota. During the Second World War she served in the Women's Army Corps and spent som e tim e in Germany when that country was being occupied by the United States Armed F o r c e s . Upon completion of her career in the WAC M iss Tucker returned to DSTC to complete work on her Bachelor of Science degree. Her very commendable college record won for her in 1953 a position on the DSTC staff, and, fortunately for Model High students, she was assigned to teach all the Model High English c la s s e s . Since assum ing her present duties, M iss Tucker has been attending the Colorado State College of Education during summer sessio n s and w ill complete work toward her M aster of A rts degree during the coming sum m er.

M iss Tucker is a member of Delta Kappa Gamma, an honorary organization of women educators. Currently she is vice-p resid en t of the local chapter. She is also a member of Pi Lamda Theta, an honorary education sorority. The A ssociation for Student Teaching finds her to be a valuable m ember inasmuch as she is a member of the AST Executive Board for the tr i-sta te area of North Dakota, South Dakota, and Minnesota, and is past Secretary-T reasurer of the North Dakota AST organization.

As her students we have always appreciated M iss Tucker's cheerful disposition and her great loyalty to Model High School. Her w illingness to listen to our personal problems and her untiring efforts to be helpful to us in the classroom make her one of our favorite teach ers. It is with extrem ely great pleasure that we dedicate our section of the 1956-57 Prairie Smoke to M iss Florence T ucker. â&#x20AC;&#x201D;

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Football 1; B asketball 2, 3, 4; T rack 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3,4; Smoke Signals C o-E d ito r 4; C horus i , 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3, P resid en t 4; M r. Sw eetheart '56; P resid en t of c la ss 3; R otary Club R ep resen ­ tative 3; Saxophone Q uartet 3.

EVERETT GILBERT Dickinson, N orth Dakota Ev lik es draw ing, singing, b a sk e t­ ball and g irls , g irls , g ir ls .

C lass P resident 1 ,2 ,4 ; Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Band 3,4; A rt E d ito r of Smoke Signals 3; T ra ck 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1 ,2 , 3, C o-captain 4; Student Council 1 ,2 ,4 ; D ram atics Club 3; Vocal Solo 2, 3,4; .Boys Q uartet 2, 3,4; Mixed Q uartet 2, 3, 4; P ra irie Smoke A rt E d ito r 3; Double Q uartet 2, 3.

GEORGIA DEMANIOW Belfield, N orth Dakota Model Highs Good C itizen, G eorgia has helped ch eer the Braves on to v ic to ry .

S e c re ta ry of c la ss 1, 2; V ice-P resid en t of c la s s 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, S e c re ta ry 4; G .A .A . 1 ,2 ,3 , P resid en t 4; F .H .A . 1; C h ee rlea d er 3,4; Pep Club 1 ,2 ,3 , P resident 4; Chorus 1,2,.

Smoke Signals C o -E d ito r 4, M iss Sw eetheart of 1956, G irls' State A l­ te rn a te 3, F loat C om m ittee 3, 4.

DONALD MUTH Gladstone, N orth Dakota ton's g re a te s t am bition is to b e ome a fa rm e r. and 1, 3, 4; Intern atio n al R elations dub 2; Newman Club 3.

BERT R. MOREY T aylor, N orth Dakota Lively and w itty, B ert is the c la ss clown.

T rack 1; Chorus 1 ,2 , 3, 4; Band 1, 3, 4; Basketball 1 ,2 ,3 , 4; Q uartet 3,4; O ctet 3,4; S e c re ta ry of C lass 3 ,4 .

RICHARD JABLONSKY Dickinson, N orth Dakota Dick is th e n e a te s t d r e s s e r in our c la s s and is indispensable to the Smoke Signal sta ff.

Band 1; B asketball 1, 3,4; T ra c k 2; F ootball 1.

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JEANETTE HAAG G ladstone, N orth Dakota W henever you h e a r bop m usic, Jeanette w ill be n e a r.

G .A .A . 3 ,4; Chorus 1 ,2 . F .H .A

RUTH PETRI New England, N orth Dakota W herever you h e a r a giggle, look for Ruth.

Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; D ram atics 2, 3; T r io 's 2,4; G .A .A . 1,4; S .M .C .

1; Winner of F re e E n te rp ris e and A m erican D em ocracy E ssa y Con­ te s t 3; G irls ' State A ltern ate 3; S e cre tary of C lass 3; C lass R e­ p o rte r 3.

DONALD KADRMAS Dickinson, N orth Dakota Don was only half-w ay through school when he w as re a d y to s e t­ tle down.

Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F ootball 1; T rack 1; Glee Club 1 ,2 ,4 ; Student Council 2; Vice P resid en t of C lass 2; Band 1; F loat C om m ittee 2; King of H eart 4.

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MARGARET PETRYSZAK F a irfie ld , N orth Dakota Model H igh's Good H om em aker, but she h a te s to cookl F .H .A . 1 ,2 , Vice P resid en t 3, P re s i­ dent 4; Smoke Signals R e p o rte r 1, 2, T y p ist 3, 4; Chorus 1 ,4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3 ,4 ; Student Council 3; C lass S e c re ­ ta ry 3; P ra irie Smoke R ep o rte r i , 2 , B usiness M anager 3, E d ito r 4; G .A .A .

1 ,2 ,3 , T r e a s u re r 4; K .H . Dorm Council 3,4; G irls' State '56; W inner

ALBERT KOVASH Dickinson, N orth Dakota The Braves Co-C aptain and alwa; a w in n e r.

Band 1, 2, 3, 4; B asketball 1, 2, 3, C o-C aptain 4; Glee Club 1; T raci 1.

ELSIE FRANCHUK Dickinson, North Dakota An am bitious ty p ist, E lsie has m ade our Smoke Signals w ell know n.

C horus 1 ,2 , 3,4; Pep Club 4; G .A .A .

3; Smoke Signals ty p ist 4.

ROBERT KOLODEJCHUK Belfield, N orth Dakota Bob was shanghaied into C horus to aid the b a s s e s .

Basketball 2 ,3 ,4 ; C horus 1,4; Pep Club 2.

ROLAND WOLD B ism arck, N orth Dakota Ronnie enjoys w orking on autom o­ b iles, esp e cia lly h is Plym outh.

Pep Club 1 ,2 ,3 .

NICK E . PEDELISKI Belfield, N orth Dakota Nick is b e st known by the sound of h is squeaky c la rin e t.

Chorus 1; F orum 2; Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4, A rt E d itor of Smoke Signals 4; T ra c k 3; F loat Com m it­ tee 4; C larin et Quintet 3.

Dickinson, N orth Dakota V i's a th le tic ab ility g re a tly aided the Senior g irls in m any s p o r ts .

C horus 1, 2, 3,4; G .A .A . 1, 2, 3.

MAURICE MUTH Gladstone, N orth Dakota M aurice lik es a irp la n e s . H e'll join the A ir F o rce soon.

Band 1; I .R .C . 2; Pep Club 3.

AVIS ROBINSON G ra ssy Butte, N orth Dakota A vis is a g re a t clay m o deler whose am bition is to becom e an a r t te a c h e r .

Pep Club 3,4; G .A .A . 1 ,2 , 3,4; F .H .A .

1; K .H . D orm Council 4; Smoke Sig­ n a ls Exchange E d ito r 4.

EDWARD ARMBRUST Belfield, N orth Dakota The B raves w ouldn't have been brave without E d a s student m an ag er.

B asketball 2, Student M anager 3, 4; Football 1.

IRVIN RAAB Gladstone, N orth Dakota Irvin w ants to be a "son of a so il" a s he plans to be a fa rm e r.

T rack 3; Pep Club 1 ,2 , 3 ,4 .

EDMUND GODLEVSKY Dickinson, N orth Dakota Without E d 's c a p e rs c la s s e s would seem v ery d u ll.

T rack 2, 3; C horus 1 ,2 ; Football 1; C lass R ep o rter 4 .

BEVERLY A. JACOBSON R iv erd ale, N orth Dakota The c la s s m im ic, Bev so m etim es gets into e m b a rra s s in g situ atio n s.

C horus 1, 2, 3,4; Pep Club 1 ,2 , 3,4; School Annual 2, 3; L ib ra ry Club 2, 3; F .H .A . 1 ,2 ,3 , R ep o rte r 1 ,2 .

DONALD SCHMIDT R ichardton, N orth Dakota Don enjoys going to dances and h is aim is to own h is own dance h a ll.

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Ronald Muth

W illiam Chruszch

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ROW ONE, Left to Right: Boris Namenuk, M arg aret P etryszak, E ditor, Vivian Wock. ROW TWO: Jeanette Banyai, Alphonse D ukart, and M iss T ucker, A dvisor.

STUDENT COUNCIL

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Jeanette Banyai, G eorgia Demaniow, S ecretary , H arold Knudtson, President, M r. Hnottavange, A dvisor, M ary Ann P e try sz a k . ROW TWO: Paul Buzalsky, LaDonna Van Vleet, M arilynne Wock, Ruby Lundin, E v erett G ilbert, and Bert M orey. ROW THREE: Ronald Kovash, Alphonse D ukart, and Boris N am enuk.

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SMOKE SIGNALS STAFF

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Nick Pedeliski, Donald Kadrmas, Georgia Demaniow, Harold Knudtson, and Richard Jablonsky. ROW TWO: Elsie Franchuk, Margaret Petryszak, Donna Van V leet, Ellen Trotter, Avis Robinson, Patricia Hanson and Miss Tucker, Advisor. ROW THREE: Edith Franchuk, Boris Namenuk, Donald Muth, John Franchuk, and Ruth Petri.

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CHORUS

ROW ONE, Left to Right: M r. Belshiem , D irector; E laine D ukart, E lsie Franchuk, Claudia Scheeler, Ruth P e tri, Vivian Wock, M arg aret Syminow, Edith Franchuk, M ary Ann P etryszak, B eatrice Jirg is, H ilaria Scheeler, M arilyn K arsky, Kathleen Muth, M ary Ann Havelka, G ertrude C hruszch, and M r.

Hoffman, student d ire c to r. ROW TWO, Left to Right: V inette Dutchuk, P a tric ia Hanson, LaDonna Van V leet, Nea Paulson, E llen T ro tte r, M arlene Wolfe, Viola Ridl, E laine Hanel, L uella H utm acher, C arla Stieg, M ary Louise Howard, Beverly Jacobson, and Viola K e lle r. ROW THREE, Left to Right: E rn e st Underland, C lifford S cheeler, Kenneth Holm, Judy R eisenauer, Adeline Muth, M arilynne Wock, D arlene Pavlish, M a rjo rie H endricks, Ruby Lundin, Em ily Oe, K aren Kubic, Donavan Hedge, Dennis K arsky, and Dale Sm ith. FOURTH ROW, Left to Right: Ronald Kovash, Boris Namenuk, Nick Pedeliski, A rth u r Schloss, H arold Knudtson, R obert Kolodejchuk, R ichard Jablonsky, Donald K adrm as, E v e re tt G ilbert, Ray Howard, Bert M orey, David Havelka, and John F ranchuk.

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ROW ONE; Left to Right: Nick Pedeliski, Donavan Hedge, Kenneth Holm, W illiam C hruszch, E rn est Underland, Dennis K arsky, Dale Smith, and Boris Namenuk. ROW TWO, Left to Right: Bert M orey, Nea Paulson, Ray Howard, John Franchuk, H arold Knudtson, Donald Muth, and E v erett G ilbert.

STANDING: M r. Staley, D ire c to r.

PEP CLUB

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Rogette Zahradnik, A ssistan t D ire cto r, E lsie Franchuk, Elaine Dukart, G ertrude Chruszch, M arg aret P etryszak, D arlene Pavlish, G eorgia Demaniow, Kathleen Muth, Mary Ann Petryszak, M ary Ann Havelka, M arilyn K ar sky, Claudia Scheeler, and Joyce H averlock, A ssis­ tant D ire c to r. ROW TWO, Left to Right: H iliria Scheeler, Jeanette Haag, Ruth P etri, Vivian Wock, Sharon Burkhardt, Edith Franchuk, M arg aret Symionow, Jeanette Banyai, and Beverly Jacobson.

ROW THREE, Left to Right: John Franchuk, L o rrain e Franchuk, M ary Louise Howard, P atricia Hanson, Avis Robinson, V inette Dutchuk, K aren Kubic, Elaine Hanel, Nea Paulson, C arla Stieg, Jeanette Dowhanuik, Luella H utm acher, and Ronald Muth. ROW FOUR, Left to Right: Alphonse Dukart, Paul Buzalsky, LaDonna Van V leet, Viola Ridl, Ruby Lundin, M arjorie H endricks, Ellen T ro tte r, M arilynne Wock, E m ily Oe, C arol L ee, Adeline Muth, Donald Muth and Nick Pedeliski.

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Joyce H averlock, a ssista n t d ire cto r, Elaine Dukart, G ertrude Chruszch, M arg aret Petryszak, G eorgia Demaniow, E llen T ro tte r, M ary Ann Petryszak, M ary Ann Havelka, M arilyn K ar sky, Rogette Zahradnik, a s s is ta n t d ire cto r; and M iss Schum acher, d ire c to r. ROW TWO, Left to Right: Jeanette Haag, Ruth P etri, Vivian Wock, Sharon Burkhardt, Edith Franchuk, M argaret Symionow, Jeanette Banyai, and Kathleen Muth. ROW THREE, Left to Right: P atricia Hanson, Avis Robinson, Vinette Dutchuk, K aren Kubic, Elaine Hanel, Nea Paulson, C arla Stieg and Jeanette Dowhanuik. ROW FOUR, Left to Right: Viola Ridl, Ruby Lundin, M arjorie Hendricks, D arlene Pavlish, M arilynne Wock, E m ily Oe, C arole Lee, and Adeline M uth.

Left to Right: G eorgia Demaniow, Vivian Wock, and Ellen T ro tte r .

MODEL HIGH BRAVES

ROW ONE, Left to Right: Student M anager, Edw ard A rm b ru st, A lbert Kovash, R ichard Jablonsky, D a rre l Tooley, Donald K adrm as, E v ere tt G ilbert, and Coach Paul K em p.

ROW TWO: Ronald Kovash, M arvin Hanel, R obert Kolodejchuk, C larence Buzalsky, Raymond Hanel, and Bert M orey.

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MODEL HIGH BRAVES This year the Model High Braves have had a new basketball Coach. He is M r. Paul Kemp, form erly of Waterloo, Iowa.

M r. Kemp has a Bachelor of Science degree in Physical Educa­ tion. In addition to being head basketball coach, he is the phys­ ical education instructor in M. H. S. As a student in West Wat­ erloo high school, M r. Kemp earned nine letters, with emphas­ is on football. He also competed in basketball and tra ck . Be­ fore coming to North Dakota he was assistan t back field coach at the U niversity of Iowa. He has also been assistan t football coach at Iowa City high school. The students of Model High school extended a cordial w elcom e to Coach Kemp as an addi­ tion to our faculty and a part of Model High School.

Coach Paul Kemp

THEY TEAM . 35.

T a y lo r. . .

Belfield . . . 51.

South Heart . 15.

St. M ary 's. . 18.

New England . 43.

Glen U llin . . 36.

Hebron. . . . 56. . 31.

St. M ary’s .

R egent. . . . 58.

Watford City . 45. . 52.

Bowman . . . 56.

H a llid a y . .

Belfield . . . 24.

Abbey . . . . 44.

New England . 51.

K illdeer . . . 45. . 57.

H a llid a y . . . 56.

K illdeer . . . 45.

Hebron. . . . 69.

Bowman . .

Total w in s.

12 Total losses

Albert Kovash (co-captain) Without Albert the Braves would've had a hard tim e winning the games we won. He is mostly known for his hook and jump shots. In the season he led the scoring with 241 points.

MODEL . 33 . 39 . 45 . 45 . 50 . 74 . 38 . 29 . 54 . 26 . 50 . 48 . 44 . 47 . 45 . 40 . 59 . 48 . 51 . 55

Everett Gilbert (co-captain) Everett was an important man on the team . He scored 239 points for the season and was a good dribbler.

He handled the ball with an experienced hand.

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M 0 0 E L

Raymond Hanel

D a rre l Tooley

6 R A V E S Bert Morey

Donald K adrm as

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R ichard Jablonsky

Ronald Kovash

C larence Buzalsky

R obert Kolodejchuk

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MODEL B SQUAD

BACK ROW, Deft to Right: Dale Smith, Boris Namenuk, Ronald Kovash, David Havelka, Steven Demaniow, and R obert Hanel. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Lee F roelich, A lbert W eidner, F rank H eiser, C larence Buzalsky, Harold Knudtson, Coach Don Simonieg.

B TEAM CHEERLEADERS

Left to Right: C arol Lee, and M ary Ann Petryszak

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He's tougher than I thought.

Paul and Evetett.

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Is that your horse, Nick?

This was a Prom scene last year.

The Prom orchestra.

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INITIATION

Where's the party. Girls?

What does the sign say. Edwin?

What's that?? Could it be Pat?

Happy Bunch.

Smile pretty, girls, oh, I mean boys.

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BITS OF BARB WIRE

ABOVE: Hunke Desnuda BELOW: Hunke Vestida

A dorm itory room . Book open to Job, Chapt. 2.

S m orgasbord, Stickney Style.

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ABOVE LEFT: Bill Schwab keeping in line with the them e of this y e a r's annual.

ABOVE: Hunke, Smith, and W agner p rep are for M .E .N .C . Convention at Omaha, N ebraska.

LEFT: Roger A ltenburg and cider? jug.

Stickney Hall D esperadoes - L a rry Eckroth, Bob W agner, and Norm an Smith.

K linefelter Hall Outlaws - Joyce H aver­ lock, Ragette Zahradnik, M ary Ann A rm strong.

RECOLLECTIONS FROM THE SPRING 1956

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Japanese Gardens and Mount Fuji form backdrop for Junior-Senior banquet.

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Annual school picnic in Theodore Roosevelt National M em orial P ark.

Scenes from the Spring 1956 College Production of THE IAAAGINARV INVALID

ABOVE: In stru cto r a d m in iste rs te s t.

ABOVE RIGHT: Student taking sam e te s t.

BELOW: Duane Em sch and Shirley Smith shovelling off.

A closeup.

Adios Amigo si

A u to g r a p h s

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A u to g r a p h s