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"Why do upper classmen keep lo o k in g at us w h ile they rub t h e i r hands to g e th e r and exclaim i n fie n d is h g le e 'w hat a crop, what fu n t h is i s go in g to b e l " Those in s t r u c t o r s seem l i k e human b e in g s , but a re they??

Those rooms a re a l l numbered — then why a r e we lo s t b e fo r e we s ta r t? Wonder what our roommates w i l l be lik e ? W h a t 'l l we do next? W e 'l l ju s t a c t nonchalant and maybemaybe (we hope) w e ' l l look li k e everybody e ls e .

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GERALDINE DAVID

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DICKIKI50N WESTERN AUTO PARTS COMPANY 161 South Main

POW E.LL

V^AMIDON Phone 48

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ELLEN LINEAWEAVER CONRAb, MONTANA

Lithographing expense o f th is page paid by WECKER'S DRUG STORE Phone 124

JA M ES BR EC H T GOLDEN V A L L E Y

Dickinson, N, D,

BURNEAL NELLERMOE T R 0T T E .R 5

KENNETH

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LMARGARET H A LLIG A N TUTTLE

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COZY LURCH Home Made P astries Phone 446

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DOROTHY ERIC K SO N . N E W EN G L A N D

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VINCENT A. FICEK CARTER OIL SUPPLIER C a ll 790

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HI-WAY INN Dan oing-Re fre e hment s One Mile West on El-Way 10

A L B E R T M A R IO N BEACH

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Where you always find the b e tte r buyers

Regular Sale Every Thursday

M A R JO R Y SCHMIDT B IS M A R C K

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1HE X - L CLEANERS 221 East F irs t Street

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FARMERS GRAIN COMPANY Home o f Murphy's Q u a lity Feeds "B est in The W est"

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JOSEPH B E T C H N E R , NEW ENGLAND

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VERNO N R EIN H ILLER E L G IN

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L A U D IE . K 0 3 T E L E C K V B E L F IE L D

PEARL ENDERUD WATFORD C IT Y

EDITH L IN SE T H W A T F O R D C IT Y

F R A N K KOHLER

D IC K IN S O N

D A N IE L D A IL E Y BEACH

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HOME FURNITURE STORE, INC* Phone 868

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D IC K IN S O N

Then they were S O P H O M O R E S

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"Look a t th o se q u e e r -a c tin g p e o p lei They must be Freshmen. What a bunchl But w e 'r e a l l Freshmen once, I suppose.

They do seem dumber than we d id though.

W e ll, don’ t th e y ? ? "(E d .n o te : On the I .Q . t e s t , the Freshmen scored seven p o in ts h ig h er than the Sophom ores.) " W e ll, we pick ed our roommates t h i s y e a r ; t h e y 'r e not s t ic k in g us w ith th o se lik e la s t year.

Picked our c la s s e s , to o . Who do they th in k they a r e , s t i c k i n ' us w ith t h e i r old re q u ire d c la s s e s .

W e 'l l w a it t i l l w e 'r e S e n io r s .

T h e y 'll gradu ate us anyhow."

VANITY SHOP For Women's A p p arel

R O L A N D W ALTH HEBRON

M E R L E G ORDO N BEACH __

ANTON EN G E L H A R D T DICKINSON

LARRY

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EDWIN Z I M M E R M A N NEW L E I P Z I G

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ROBERT BURDA

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MANN'S AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY

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118 West Vi H a rd

18 E ast Broadway Phone 131

NOfeMAN B A E S L E R NEW L E IP Z IG

Phone 15

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Lithographing expenses have been paid fo r by these firms BRITTON JEWELRY "The Store that Love B u ilt "

LE.0 REI5E.NAUE.R D IC K IN S O N

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DONALD A N D E R SO N ' BEACH

R IC H A R D

GUY TRUCANO D IC K IN S O N

KUNTZ

D I C K IN S O N

This i s what the Sophomores th ought up

COLLEGE GROCERY

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J O H N GROLL DICKINSON

744 West Seoond Street Phone 465

W E R N E R BE N F IT ZAP

A G N E S L IE D L K U -L D E E R PAUL P R EU SS ALMORE W E R R E

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C L IV E P ELT O N W E.aNE.fc

INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER IMPLEMENTS

ELECTRIC SALES A SERVICE

D. W. MCKENZIE * SON

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And so th ey were J U N I O R S - Too s o p h is t ic a te d to p a l w ith th e low er classmen, bu t th e y can t o l e r a t e them - ea ge r t o p le a s e th e S e n io r s .

Too grown-up f o r h o r s in ' round â&#x20AC;&#x201D; course t h e r e 's no p o in t i n stu dying too hard 'c u z w e 'r e alm ost th e re now.

They w o n 't flu n k u s .

They have to have somebody to g ra d u a te .

Ah, t h is i s the l i f e .

L e t 's go down to the lo u n ge, maybe we can fin d someone e l s e w it h b r a in s enough t o p la y a good game o f Fan Tan. Funny how these Freshmen fin d time to p la y ca rd s.

They b e t t e r watch i t or they w o n 't get through t h is in s t it u t io n !

PR E SID E N T

VICE. PRE.3IDfc.NT

SECRETARY-TREASURER

IW IL L IA M R O B E R T S H E T T IN G E R

|THOMAS LENHARDT D IC K IN S O N

ROBERT BERGSTROM ^ H E T T IN G E R

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A L'S SERVICE 837 W. Vi H a r d Phone 865

DONALD CU 3K E L L Y \ D IC KIN SO N

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GEORGE PAVLISH DICKINSON

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LESLIE C O L L I N S FARGO

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G rain -Feed-Seed

E aiser-F raser Sales and Service

A ” CHARLES UECKER\ 220 F irs t Street East, Phone 715

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D IC K IN S O N _ J

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MARION BRADEMEYERj TAYLOR

WILLIAM A R N E S O N DE

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G O R D O N BROW N D IC K IN S O N

L ith ogra ph in g expenses o f th is page were paid f o r by DINSDALE1S TEXACO SERVICE

H ILO DULLUM k il l d e e r

"We Want Your E usiness" F ire s to n e T ires Auto

S upplies

Phone 594 26

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GEORGE D Y N E S

EDITH KOVASH DICKINSO N

DICKINSON

A L F R E D TAMAYO KEN M E R E R . W V Q

ROBERT GRUMAN D IC K I N S O N

MELVIN BIERWAGLN

LAVONNE JO N ES

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DICKINSON FARMERS UNION COOPERATIVE CREAMERY Queen C ity " Q u a lit y " D a iry P rodu cts

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STANDARD

GRADUATES

J A N E CO LLIN G DICKINSON

NO RM A D E irn S C H E R REEDER

MARYL. K R E I T I N G E R

DONALD S T O L E N TAVLOR

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STOCKMEN'S SUPPLIES FEEDS-SEEDS V e t e r in a r ia n S e rv ic e s

JEANNE. A N D E R S O N D IC K IN S O N

SEMERAD IMPLEMENT CO, Barm Machinery

KATHLEEN ZAHL "N

NORMAN JE.5 PER5 0 N RI C HA R D T ON

ANN ABER-SCN D IC K IN S O N

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LINDY WINKY BOOTERY Star Brand, Rand, Trim Tread Shoes

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WINKY*S ICE CREAM PARLOR We Freese Our Own le e Cream

LEONA

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HELEN SCH RO EDERj DODGE

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EMILY SW ANSON T AY LO R D A R L E N E Z IE T L O W NEW S A L E M

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JENKS JEWELRY Phone 85 55 West F i r s t S t r e e t

GERALDINE JE5PERS0N RICHARDTON

LETTER CHRISTENSEN^ DIC K I N S ON

SLOPE CLEANERS Located i n Rear o f Fad P ic k up & D e liv e r y 3 Day S e rv ic e Phone 342

MARGUERITE MCNEW RHAME.

A L V IN A WALTW D IC K IN S O N

And then they were S E N I 0 E S ■ " The magic o f the word i t s e l f !

Four y e a rs o f lon g hard?? la b o r clim axed by th a t day o f days - GRADUATION. No wonder w e 'r e t i r e d though. Why, w e’ ve h eld th e se fo u r w a l ls to g e th e r th e se fo u r lo n g y e a rs - wonder i f t h e y 'l l sag a l i t t l e a f t e r we pass through the p o r t a ls . And look a t the o rg a n iz a tio n s w e 'v e jo in e d - the p a r t i e s w e 'v e had - the honors?? w e 'v e copped. What an i n s p i r a t i o n we must be to th o se s t r u g g lin g under­ classm en!

Come to th in k o f i t t h e y 'r e a p r e t t y good bunch o f Joe’ s . I f th ey th in k a t le a s t they d o n 't say i t . And those teach ers a r e n 't so bad - r e a l l y .

And the r e s t o f those n ic e people guess w e 'r e go in * a l i t t l e s o f t , eh fe llo w s ? Old DSTC i s p r e t t y sw ell,to o .

What oth er i n s t i t u t i o n would have l e t us

LLOYD RASE G rassy B u tte, North Dakota M ajors - S o c ia l S c ie n c e , E du cation M inors - H is t o r y , A g r ic u lt u r e

hang around so long?

S e n io r C lass O f f i c e r Student Council O f f ic e r Alpha P s i Cknega, Chorus, Future Teachers o f America, Cue Club, P ilg r im F e llo w sh ip , F o o t b a ll, **D" C lub, I n t e r ­ n a t io n a l R e la tio n s Club.

L ith o g ra p h in g expense o f t h i s page p aid by DICKINSON CREAMERY CO. C lo v e rd a le Products 32

ELMER STUHLMILLER Dodge, North Dakota M ajor - B usiness A dm in istra­ t io n M in o rs- S e c r e t a r i a l A r t s , Geography Cue C lub, Future Teachers o f Am erica, Band, Men's Union, Phi Sigma P i , O f f ic e r , Lutheran Student A s s o c ia t io n ,

LEONE LISH D ick in so n , North Dakota M ajor - E n g lis h M in o rs- Speech, German Future Teachers o f Am erioa, Women's League, Cue C lu b , Women's A t h le t ic A s s o c ia t io n , Newman C lu b , German C lu b , Sigma Tau D e lt a , o ffic e r , Alpha. P s i Ctaega o ffic e r, S e n io r C la ss o f f i c e r .

Commissioner o f S o c ia l A ff a ir s *

JOHN J. LISH D ick in so n , N orth Dakota M ajors - P h y s ic a l E ducation, E ducation Minors - I n d u s t r i a l A r t s , H is to ry "D " Club, F o o t b a ll, Track C aptain , In tra m u ra ls ,

COCA COLA BOTTLING CO,

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WALTER V . HOFF Di ckinson, North Dakota M ajor - S o c ia l Science M in o rs- E n g lis h , H is t o r y , P h y s ic a l Educat i on* "D " Club, Future Teachers o f Am erica, Men’ s Union, B a s k e t b a ll, two m ajor l e t t e r s , Slope Teacher, Student Commissioner o f P u b lic a t io n s * ;

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ROLAND SCHATZ R egent, North Dakota M ajor - S o c ia l Seienoe Minors - H is t o r y

BOBBY SCHATZ "L o o k in ’ t o the fu t u r e "

P h y s ic a l Education Geography In t e r n a t io n a l R e la tio n s Club, Men's Union.

DELORIS B. FREDRICKSON Cass Lake, M innesota M ajors - P h y s ic a l Education, S o c ia l Seienoe Minor - B io lo g y

Future Teachers o f Am erica, Women’ 8 A t h le t i o A s s o c ia t io n , O f f i c e r , Women's League, Cue Club, Junior

C lass O ffic e r *

DAKOTA MAID WAREHOUSE Phone 14

DONALD J. SEIDL K i lld e e r , North Dakota M ajor - P h y s ic a l E ducation M inors - Commerce, H is to ry "D * Club, O f f i c e r , Men's Union, Ne-wman C lu b, F o o t b a ll, Basket­ b a l l , Track.

BETTY J. STUHLMILLER Fryburg, N orth Dakota M ajor - E n g lis h M in o rs- Speech, H is to ry Alpha P s i Otnega, O f f i o e r , Sigma Thu D e lt a , Future Teachers o f Am erica, Lutheran Student A s s o c ia t io n , Women's League.

JAMES A. VRANNA T a y lo r, North Dakota M ajors - E ducation, S o c i a l Scien ce Minor - P h y s ic a l Education M en's Union, O f f i c e r , Lutheran Student A s s o c ia t io n .

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QUEEN CITY CLUB Fine Foods Phone 588

PAY FISHER South H eart, North Dakota M ajors - Commerce, E n g lis h , E ducation Minor - H is to ry In t e r n a t io n a l R e la t io n s , M en's Union, Future Teachers o f Am erica, P r a i r i e Smoke, â&#x20AC;&#x153;D" C lu b, In tra m u ra ls, Newman Clubo

VISITORS RICHARD MUELLER H e ttin g e r, N orth Dakota

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M ajors - P h y s ic a l E du cation , S o c ia l S cien ce.

Minor - B io lo g i c a l S cien ce.

Men's Union, "D " Club, F o o t b a ll, B a s k e t b a ll, In tra m u ra ls.

CLARA E. SEVERANCE B e l f i e l d , North Dakota M ajor - Business A d m in istra tio n M inors - S o c ia l S cien ce , Geography Future Teachers o f Am erica, I n t e r n a t io n a l R e la t io n s , P r a i r i e Smoke E d it o r , Women's League

REX COOK S e n tin e l B utte, North Dakota M ajor - E n g lis h , Minors - Commerce, H is t o r y , Sketch Club O f f i c e r , Men's Union, Cue Club, Phi Sigma P i , I n t r a ­ m u rals, B a s k e t b a ll, In t e r n a t io n a l R e la t io n s , Campus R ep o rter, Slope Teacher, P r a i r i e Smoke,

RAYMOND RIEDL D ickin so n , North Dakota M ajors - P h y s ic a l E du cation , S o c ia l S cien ce , Minor - H is to ry Student C o u n c il, Future Teachers o f Am erica, Phi Sigma P i , "D " Club, Track C aptain , B a s k e t b a ll, F o o t b a ll,

ESTHER WERRE New L e ip z i g , N orth Dakota M ajor - S e c r e t a r i a l A r t s .

M inors - E n g lis h , S o c ia l S cien ce , Women's League, Alpha Sigma A lph a, I n t e r n a t io n a l R e la t io n s , S lo p e Teacher,

WARD JOHNSON, INC, Your F r ie n d ly Ford D e ale r

CLIFFORD TOTTEN Rosemead, C a li f o r n i a M ajors - S o c ia l S cien ce , In d u s t r ia l A rts , Minor - H is to ry S en io r C lass O f f i c e r , Student C o u n cil, Men's Union, Phi Sigma P i , Future Teachers o f Amer­ i c a , "D * Club, Who's Who, I n t e r n a t io n a l R e la t io n s . F o o t b a ll,

DONALD M. LARSEN D ick in so n , North Dakota M ajor - Business A d m in istra tio n M in o rs- P o l i t i c a l S cien ce, H is t o r y

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I n t e r n a t io n a l R e la tio n s Club, Phi Sigma P i , Future Teachers o f Am erica, Men's Union,

GORDON F. RIDL D ick in so n , North Dakota M ajor - I n d u s t r i a l A rts Minors - Chem istry, A g r ic u lt u r e Newman Club,

Track, In tram u rals

DICKINSON MUSIC SHOP W u r li t s e r Organ R, C, A, Radio S to ry And C larke Pianos

VINCENT FREER D ick in so n , N orth Dakota M ajor - Mathematics M in o rs- I n d u s t r i a l A r t s , Chemistry Men’ s Union, Cue Club, Phi Sigma P i .

DONALD F. MUELLER New Salem , N orth Dakota M ajor - S o c i a l Scien ce Minors - Speech, H is to ry Future Teachers o f Am erica, Phi Sigma P i , Alpha P s i Ctaega, Cue C lub, Student C o u n c il, In t r a m u r a ls , Campus R e p o rte r, S lo p e Teacher, I n t e r n a t io n a l R e la t io n s , Men’ s Union

JANICE MCBRIDE D ick in so n , North Dakota M ajor - S o c ia l Scien ce M in o rs- E n g lis h , H is t o r y , French Beta E ta , e d it o r and p r e s id e n t , Future Teachers o f Am erica, Women’ s A t h le t i c A s s o c ia t io n , Women's League, E lis a b e t h B ird Sm all Award (A S A ).

MONIANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES CO. D ic k in so n , N. Dak.

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ALICE DYNES D ic k in so n , North Dakota M ajor - E n g lis h M inors - M usic, Speech, French, Beta E ta O f f i c e r , Sigma Tau D e lta O f f i c e r , Women's League, Who's Who.

RONALD MATTSON Bowman, North Dakota M ajor - M athem atics, Minors - E n g lis h , I n d u s t r i a l A rts, Men*8 Union, Lutheran Student A s s o c ia t io n O f f i c e r , Future Teachers o f Am erica, Student C o u n cil, S lope Teacher,

JACK WALKER Golden V a lle y , North Dakota M ajors â&#x20AC;&#x201D; S o c ia l S cien ce , E d u ca tio n , E n g lis h .

Minor - B io lo g y , Future Teachers o f Am erica, Lutheran Student A s s o c ia t io n , Band, Men's Union, Slope Teacher, In tra m u ra ls.

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EE GINA MILLER S t . Anthony, N orth Dakota M ajors - S o c ia l S cien ce , E ducati on.

Minor - E n g lis h .

In t e r n a t io n a l R e la t io n s , Future Teachers o f Amer­ i c a , Beta E ta , Newman C lu b, Women's League.

HENRY LANDIS Alamo, North Dakota M ajors - Commerce, S o c ia l S cien ce , E du cation, Minor - E n g lis h .

Men's Union, ”Dn C lub, Newman Club, Cue C lub, Slope Teacher, P r a i r i e Smoke, F o o t b a ll, Track.

HAROLD KLONECKY D ic k in so n , North Dakota M ajor - S o c ia l Science Minors -

B io lo g y , E n g lis h .

Newman C lu b, Future Teachers o f Am erica, "D " D lu b, B a s k e t b a ll, G o lf , Slope Teacher.

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MARLYS SWANSON D ic k in so n , North Dakota M ajors - E n g lis h , Commerce Minor - Geography Women's League, Women's A t h le t ic A s s o c ia t io n , Lutheran Student A s s o c ia t io n , Student Council O f f i c e r , Beta Eta O f f i c e r , Junior C la ss O f f i c e r , Future Teachers o f Am erica, W ho's Who, Campus R e p o rte r, S lope Teacher, P r a i r i e Smoke.

LOGAN CAMPBELL D ick in so n , N orth Dakota M ajor - Composite M ajor in Soienoe.

Minors - Chem istry, P h y s ic a l Eduoati on* Men's Union, O f f i c e r , "D* C lu b, F o o t b a ll, In tra m u ra ls*

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FTJTORE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Front Row:

G. Jesperson,

E. B re im eier, B. R o berts, V. W i l l ,

H. Sch roeder, N. D eu tsch er, M, McNew, C. T a y lo r, M. Schmidt, Miss H endrickson, second Row: B, K autz, D. R o l l e r , S, G a rtn er, D, Z ie t lo w , Sherman, G, Putney, M. P re u ss .

Third Row: H. Timm, M. K r e i t i n g e r , A. Lund, D. Knutson, R, M i l l e r , A, Johnson, V. Q u a lle y , L, Lund, M. Mrnak, M. Burkhardt.

Fourth Row: E» Zimmerman, D, H lav in k a , H» K lin g , P , P r e u s s , R, R ie d l, N, Jesperso n , R, F is h e r , M, Bierw agen, R. V ic k , B, G ie g e r, E, Kary,

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R. M cConnell, R, V ic k , e d it o r ,

A, U n te rse h er, b u sin ess manager, A, S e lk e , L. Ri ce ( le I t j .

Not p ic t u r e d : E. J, Anderson, s p o rts e d it o r , K. C o lw e ll, N, D eu tsch er, D, R o lle r , R, M u e lle r , M, Swanson, A. Zimmerman, H. F o rd ah l, A. Funk, B. R o b e rts , C. Severance, R. F is h e r ,

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L . H elgeson , B* S t u h lm ille r , N* D eu tsch er, A* Lund. R. S ta d in g , L . L is h , M. Brademeyer, M. F o rlan d .

Second Row: A. Gray, J. H ib l, E .'L in s e th , Miss W esto ver, M. E rik so n , J. L i l l i f c r i d g e , D* M u e lle r , L. Rase* Back: B* Arneson, L* W erner, P. Len -

taardt, M* Ounsch, A . W e rre , JÂŤ BLerwagen, D. W o lf, T. P o w e ll, C. W alth ,

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O ME G A B* S t u h lm ille r , L* L is h , P* Lenhardt* Back Row: M iss W esto ver, L* Rase, D* M u e lle r , N* Deutscher*

KINGS SUPER-VALU Phone 196 Every Day Low P r ic e s

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Phone TAXT 900 "F o r the Beet i n Cab S e r v ic e " Radio C o n tro lle d Cabs C ity and I n t e r s t a t e 900 CAB COMPANY

F ro n t* N. D eu tsch er, E* LLneaweaver, C. W alth , M* P r e u s s , R. McConnell* Back: V. Jacobsen, D. H lavin k a, J* Lineaw eaver, M* K r e it in g e r , H* S ch ro ed er, E* Kovash, Miss B o i le r , D* Lund, J* H ib l, M s s B a i l e r , A d v iso r

Front row* Co T a y lo r, G, P e te rs o n , Mo McNew, Do Evenson, L* Lund, A* K o lsta d , L. Watson, Ro Z e l l e r , Ao S le z a k , J# C o lli n g , J# Tryznka, Mo P r e u s s , G. Jespersono Second row* Ao Rodd, G, D a v id , Jo Swenson, M* E rik s o n , Ro Manning, Mo Brademeyer, E# Swanson, Ao A berson , Eo Kary, A* B i r d s e l l , Ho S ch ro ed er, Ro S ta d in g , R, E nderle* Third row* Lo Jones, P* Enderud, Bo Arneson, L* R ase, Jo I r o n s , Do H lavin k a, R* Cook. Ro V ic k . R# Huffman, S, V ic k , E* H ardin g, R, Burda, Oo Gray, V, Hewson, H, Lo ffelm ach er

Front* L . P u lv e r , M. R rik so n , A . Dynes, I . C u sk e liy , Miss Woods, R, R ie d l.

Standin g* L . R ic e, L . Rase, R. Hufftaan, M. Dullum, D. M u e lle r ,

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R ights V. Hewson, G. H arlow , H. S ch ro eder, B. Kautz, C* W estlak e, R e i l l y , F . P i e r c e , J. W a lk er, V, Jacobsen, D. Hewson, D ir e c t o r S o la z z i, J. I r o n s , V. W i l l , D, H lavin k a, R, V ic k , A. M u e lle r, Huffman, M. Gordon, S. V ic k , P . Krogh, E. S t u h lm ille r * DICKINSON LAUNDRY C a re fu l and Prompt S e rv ic e

F ro n t* D* H lav in k a , E* B re im e ie r, A* Lund, R* M i l l e r , M* W it t e , Mr* M id d le * W. Arneson, H* L a n d is , R* A* Hagburg, H* K lingo

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Dr* S e lk e , E* W e rre , V* K o epplin , B la c k o rb y , G, Dynes, B* P ala n iu k * F is h e r , I * C u s k e lly , D* Lund,

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F rontt MÂť Gordon, G* M e is e l, L* R ic e , V* Jacobsen, B* P a la n iu k * M iddle* Dr* V ic k e r y , Do Z ie t lo w , V* Q u a lle y , Bo G e ig e r , R. M i l l e r , Mro Cooper BON TON BAKERY 53 " I t has to be good"

LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION F i r s t row:

M0 Aasen, L . Lund, D0 W o lf, D0 H lavin k a, A. Lund,

V . W illjA * Johnson, H. Gutknecht, R. S t ie g .

Second row : Ro Krogh, Bo Kautz, D. Knutson, P . Enderud, Bo Wagner, Bo S t u h lm ille r , E* S t u h lm ille r , L* W erner.

Third ro w :

Mo Bierw agen, Lo Watson, D. Z ie t lo w ,

D. C h risten so n . K. S c h e t t le r T. N ellerm oe, B. Nellerm oe, N. N ellerm oe.

Fourth row : N. Jesperso n , F. Hardmeyer, J. Jesperson, R. Z e l l e r , So G a rtn er, E . K asper, W. S ch len d er.

W S S HENDRICKSON

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A l l students o f Lutheran preference make up t h is o rg a n iz a tio n .

They meet fo r s o c ia l hours r e g u la r ly as w e ll as hold in fo rm a l d i s ­ cussions fo r in fo rm a tiv e and e d u c a tio n a l pu rpo ses.

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F ro n t* M* W it t e , I * C u s k e lly , G* P a v li s h , D* K o lle r , C. P f l i g e r a M iddle* B* G e ig e r , R* M i l l e r , H* S ch ro ed er, N# D eu tsch er, D* Jungers M* Mrnak, Miss Kosmoski* Back* A. G ra ta , J# S ch n e id er, R* F is h e r , Ao S le a a k , P* Haag, T* G rata* Newnan Club c o n s is ts o f C a th o lic students on the campus* The group g e ts t o g e t h e r to u n ify C a th o lic s and to study C a th o lic l i t e r a t u r e and i d e a l s .

T heir program a ls o in c lu d e s v a r io u s s o c ia l a c t i v i t i e s .

GEORGE. P A V L IS H

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R. R ie d l,

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M* Swanson, S ta n d in g :

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B* Arneson, J* I r o n s , D* L a rse n , G, Dynes, R. V ic k ,

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H* S ch ro eder, A* A berson , J* R e i l l y ,

J* McBride, M iss Woods, a d v is o r* B, G e ig e r, A* Dynes, M* E rik s o n , E. Swanson,

R* M cConnell,

R* M i l l e r , N* D eutsch er*

Mot p ic t u r e d :

E sth er W erre, D a rly s C h risten sen ,

S h ir le y G ra n fo r, Joyce Swenson,

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Front* S , G a rtn e r, M* Z i n s l i , E. Kovash, J, Lin eaw eaver, H* S ch ro eder, E* Lin eaw eaverj W, F r e d e r ic k s , C* T a y lo r, M, Mrnak* M iddle* R* Tescher, E* Swanson, R* S ta d in g , A* S le s a k , A* Johnson, D* Knutson, B* N ellerm o e, L* C h ris te n s e n , A* Rodd, M iss Schumacher* Back* G* C h argin g , J* L i l l i b r i d g e , G, P e te rs o n , L* Packin eau, L* Watson, D* C h risten so n , N* N e llerm o e, V* W i l l *

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Lo Cam pbell, M* Dullum , R« R i e d l, D# Hyke, T« E n g e lh a rd t, G, P a v lis h , J * G r o l l , R# Burda, Co P r iv r a t s k y , To G ra ta , Co lu n d b e rg .

Second* W» R o b e rts , J* L is h , J* Weber, J. L in s e th , G# Amsden, R * Thomas, H# K r ie g , E o H o llin g e r , Do Hewson, T# R e i n h i l l e r , Mr# W einbergen, T h ird * G# H arlow, C# Weloh, Ao Tamayo, K# S t e lz m i lle r , Wo S ch len d er, A# Lubke, Po Lenh ardt, R# F l a t a , Wo H o ff, Ao G ra ta , Ro F ish er#

TOWY- EWSFLHAfflJf PRESIDENT

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FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member F . D .I .C .

F ro n t row , I n s t r u c t o r E . Thompson, S . F i l i p i , Laudie F i l i p i , T, H e in e rt, G. K rous, Ludwig F i l i p i , J , Kadramas, L . B ah ley , F . F r i e s z , A, S u ih l, H. D vorak, F , Lehman, L , La r k in , liv e s t o c k man a t experim ent s t a t io n , H, Dvorak Back row , H, Sadowsky, R , V o le s k y , W, Schm idt, F , K o f f l e r , A, F . B a r r , W. Sadowsky, R . Sadowsky, L . Sadowsky. Not p ic t u r e d ,

Sadowsky, J. S t e in .

O N THE FARM T R A IN E E S

Front row; L. Meduna, E. Romanyshyn, R. V o le sk y , F. P a la n iu k , P . Baranko, W. H lebechuk, D. Osadchuk. Eack row: F. Arm brust, J. Fedora, A. Kadrmas, A. Anheluk, M. Dukart, B. Yourk, G. Kadrmas, S. Evoniuk, B. F ic e k .

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QUEEN CITY PACKING CO. BISON BRAND Meats and Sausage Phone 150-W

O rg a n iz a tio n founded i n 1949 f o r stu dents who have m aintained a "C " average or le s s f o r f i v e quar ters.

Students must be a b le t o " s e s q u ip e d a lia v e rb a " o r b e t t e r .

The club i s headed fo r the top "Poco A P o c o ".

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But M iss K l i n e f e l t e r , t h a t 's my l a s t n ic k e l f o r a cup o f c o ff e e .

TOST PLAINS MOTEL Open A l l Year Recommended by Duncan Hines

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uome away rrom t n a t L i b r a r y , woman, t h e r e * s to o much knowledge in th e re f o r you.

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1947-48 found the DSTC h o o psters w inn in g the NDIAC t i t l e bu t a g a in p la c in g second in the Montana-Dakota conferen ce r a c e . In 48-49 D ickin son won the Montana-Dakota co n feren ce, bu t th e y had to be content w it h second in the NDIAC lo o p . 49-50 found the Savages a g a in w inning the M-D conference and p la c in g second in the NDIAC lo o p .

Ihe 1949 Track season saw the Savages w re s t the lo op crown from the Jamestown Jimmies, who had held i t f o r s e v e r a l y e a r s .

The Savages, a weaker team i n f o o t b a ll fo r the p a st y e a r s , i s s t a r t i n g on the upgrade as they fin is h e d the p a st season w ith a 5-won, 3 - l o s t re c o rd , in c lu d in g a n e a r-u p se t over a h e a v ily favored V a lle y C ity team on homecoming.

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Lost fo r the season in the f i r s t game at S pearfish were Tony Engelhardt and Vernon R e in h ille r both with broken le gs.

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I t was a tough schedule and the Savages won 5 o f the 8 game8 they played. The three defeats suffered by the lo c a l boys were to teams with superior numbers and weight.

Coaches H. J. Weinbergen and Loy Young can look forward to next y e a r’ s fo o tb a ll season w ith s a t is fa c t io n . The Savages lose only 5 men from th is y e a r’ s squad. This fa c t, plus the experience gained th is year by some o f the promising newcomers and a few more who w i l l be e l i g i b le next year, should ce rta in ly give Dickinson the chance i t has long waited fo r .

For the past years Dickinsop State Teachers College has been one o f the weak­ er teams in the NDIAC fo o tb a ll race but i t looks as though the papooses have developed into b ig strong braves who are ready to sta rt occupying the top of theconference.

I t has been a good many years since the lo c a l school has won the fo o tb a ll championship but maybe next year w i l l be the year.

One very noticeable thing about the Savages was the way they came on at the close o f the season. They became stronger as each week passed.

A fte r lo sin g the f i r s t game to Spearfish by a score o f 39 to 6 the Savages bounced back and defeated Bismarck 40 to 0. The fo llo w in g week found the lo ca ls defeating M ayville 26 to 7 in a sad homecoming climax fo r M ayville. Then came the season’ s b ig game. I t was the DSTC homecoming week and the opposition was the b ig , strong, and h ig h ly pu blicised Vikings from the V a lle y City Teacheas C o llege. A fte r leading fo r three periods, the Savages f i n a l l y were downed and out-manned as V alley City slipped out o f Dickinson with a 21 to 13 victo ry .

The next week the Savages played host to Herb Parker and his powerful Minot Beavers with Wes Luther. In a game played in 20 degree weather and what oould have been called the 'I c e Bowl*, Minot c a p italised on some sloppy playing by the lo c a ls and won 14 to 0. This was too much fo r the Savages so they took i t out on the Bottineau School o f Forestry 31 to 0 in a free scoring game here.

Picking up speed and determination the Savages then met the Rapid City Miners The DSTC boys were rude enough and set Rapid City back to South Dakota smart­ ing under a 25 to 6 lic k in g .

Then came the season fin a l at B illin g s and the Savages wrapped th is victo ry up 25 to 13 and packed th e ir moleskins away fo r another year.

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T a m a y o has m o re to u ch d ow n s <15 to 13), th an m id w e s t le a d e r B ill Y o u n g o f H ills d a le , M ic h i­ gan hut Y o u n g has m a d e 19 p oin ts a ft e r to u c h d ow n to T a ! m a y o ’ s fiv e . Y o u n g to ta le d 97 p oin ts in eight, gam es- N o in fo r ­ m a tion w a s a v a ila b le h e re last n ig h t o n w h e th e r o r not H ills d a le has a d d ition a l ga m e s to p lay.

T a m a y o , is fa s t a fo o t (h e is a dash m an on D S T C 's tr a c k squad ) and is a s lip p e ry b ro k en fie ld runner, o fte n th r o w in g w o u ld -b e ta c k le rs o ff-b a la n c e b y c le v e r fa k ing.

R e p e a te d ly th is season, h is b ro k e n fie ld ru n n in g has a d d ed up to lo n g gain s fo r th e D ick in son o u tfit j a ft e r th e lig h t but h ard c h a rg in g S a va g e lin e has sp/ung th e K e m m ere r, W y o m in g fla s h in to th e opp os in g second ary.

T a m a y o ’s end aroun d sw eeps, a dan gerou s p a s s in g a tta c k sp ea r­ headed b y C a p ta in D on Seidl, and th e lintr-bucking o f such fu llb ac k s as fresh m an K e n S te lz m ille r and sop h o m o re T o m "Gratz h a ve com .bined to g iv e th e D ic k in s on team on e o f th e b est o ffe n s iv e ou tfits it has had in years.

L e a d e r n a tio n a lly is B ra d R o w ­ land, M c M u r r y c o lle g e o f Ab ilen e, T exas, w h o in 9 g a m e s has scored 108 p oin ts on 18 touchdow ns.

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W it h a d eterm in ed R o c k y M o u n ­ tain team tr e a d in g on th e ir heels all th e w ay , th e D ick in son S ta te Teach ers S a va ges p ro te c te d an e a r­ ly g a m e lead to w in th e ir th ird straigh t b ask etb a ll g a m e 55 to .54 at B illin g s la s t n ight.

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Season*s Record Team we Dickinson Legion 36 Dickinson Legion 33 Glendive J, C. 58 Dinsdalef s 43 Miles City J. C. 53 Spearfish J. V’ s 44 Mott 55 Jamestown J V1s 51 32 Hettinger H. S. Bismarck J* C. 40 Glendive J. C. 42 Dinsdales 50 Miles City J. C. 45 Spearfish J V s 31 Totals 613

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BASKETBALL NOTES Coach H arry W ien b erge n 's DSTC Savages closed a s u c c e s s fu l season show足 in g* 17 wins and 8 lo s s e s on a d i f f i c u l t sch edu le. The lo c a l peds a re once a g a in Dakota-Montana Conference champs, having copped the crown two y e a rs in a row.

In the NDIAC the lo c a ls remained i n second p la c e , c lo se on the h e e ls o f the high f l y i n g V a lle y C ity V ik in g s .

The opening t i l t o f the season found the Savages fa c in g E astern Montana C o lle g e a t the lo c a l gym, and i t was a s u c c e s s fu l debut as the Dickinson Teachers grabbed a 57-44 v i c t o r y .

At B i l l i n g s the fo llo w in g week, Coach Shorty A l t e r w i t t 's Y e llo w ja c k e ts lo s t t h e i r s t in g and i t was another Sav足 age v ic t o r y by a 56-45 count.

In the next two Dakota-Montana conference t i l t s , Pocky Mountain C o lle g e o f B i l l i n g s was the opponent and the r e s u lt showed two D ickinson conqu ests, one a t h r i l l i n g 55-54 b a t t le and a 46-41 Savage w in.

Opening t h e i r NDIAC schedule a g a in s t B o ttin ea u , the lo c a l Peds swamped the h e lp le s s F o r r e s te r s 85 -38 a t the lo c a l gym w ith Coach Wienbergen u sin g everyone but the w ate r boy.

Next on the menu fo r the Savages was the N D I A C h o lid a y tournament a t Minot and i n t h e i r f i r s t game a g a in s t Wahpeton the lo c a ls wouldnt be d e n ied , w inning a 75-64 t h r i l l e r . The next game in the tou rney was a nightm are f o r the Savages as Minot chopped them down 75-51.

E lle n d a le d e fe a te d the D ickin son boys f o r t h ir d p la c e 58-55 in a la s t second d e c is io n .

Hoping t o b e n e f it from t h e i r m istakes a t the tou rn ey , which did not count in the conference sta n d in g s , the Savages d e fe a te d S p e a r fis h 52-46 a t S p e a r fis h .

The b i g game was here the one the Savages wanted most.

V a lle y C ity , t h e i r old nem esis. A f t e r le a d in g most o f the way, Dickinson l o s t the game i n th e c lo s in g moments, but what a b a t t l e i t wasJ The V a lle y C ity game seemed to put the boys in a r u t and the fo llo w in g week a d is a s t r o u s road t r i p to Rapid C ity saw the lo c a ls d e fea ted 49-46 and 51-41 by a seem ingly weak Rapid C ity H ardrocker f i v e .

A ft e r the d is h e a rte n in g road t r i p to South Dakota the lo c a ls won f i v e s t r a ig h t t i l t s , d e fe a t in g Bismarck 70-53, E lle n d a le 64-60, Minot 64-63, S p e a r fis h 47-43, and Minot 64-46. I t looked as though the Dickinson Peds were on t h e i r way, then a bom bshell h i t them a t Jamestown and E lle n d a le in two c r u c ia l NDIAC t i l t s .

When the smoke o f b a t t le had c le a r e d , i t was two Savage d e fe a t s , both u p s e t s . Jamestown won a 67-57 u pset and the lo c a ls f e l l a p a rt a t E lle n d a le w it h the D u stie s copping a 66-51 conference t i l t .

P la y in g as they had a l l season, the Savages decided to w in a g a in and they d id , f i r s t knocking o f f a supposedly p o w e rfu l M a y v ille f i v e 55-46, and w a llo p in g Bismarck 69-44 a t the C a p ito l c it y . The l a s t two home games found the D ickinson boys fa c in g the Wahpeton W ild c a t s . These were im port足 ant games, as Wahpeton handed V a lle y C ity t h e i r lone d e fe a t in conference p la y . The S avages, anxious to show t h e i r s tre n g th , a l l but a n n ih ila t e d the clawing; W ild c a ts who were d e fe a te d 93-73 and 82-66 i n a dem onstration o f red hot sh o o tin g .

The f i n a l game o f the season found the Savages a t V a lle y C ity and a f t e r le a d in g a l l the way, the D ickin son Teachers were downed 58-55. In a p o st足 season game a t Bowman, Dickinson d e fe a te d S p e a r fis h e a s i l y 54-46 to close a s u c c e s s fu l season.

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Kenneth Repetcrwski

Joseph K r a lic e k

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Richard S t ie g

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Front Row: P a ts y B a s e flu g , M. H averlu k , L. K e lle r , E. K a is e rs h o t, M. Hecker, C. Lee, V. Kudrna, G. Sadowsky.

Second Row: T. Hushka, H. Hauck, R. S t ie g , K. Repetowsky, G. B en zie, G. B urkhart, Mr. G rindsteun.

Third Row: C. Kuylen, R. Rech, G. Sadowsky, W. Sadowsky, M. H avelka, B. Ian phear, L . H avelka, B. Rebsom.

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Front Row: D. Fugere, E. P r iv r a t s k y , L. P r iv r a t s k y , J. Anheluk, M. F i l i p i , D. B ezdicek , P . G u stafson, E. ^ a s p e r.

Second Row: I . P a la n iu k , V. B ezdicek , R. P a la n iu k , B. Wagner, T. N ellerm o e, 0. Hushka, D. Schmidt.

Ih ir d Row: J. H averlu k , M. Hecker, B. Johnson, W. H anel, G. Kadrmas, 100 E. Hudecek, E . Wagner.

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R. S t ie g , D. Schmidt, C. Kuylen, M. Hecker, M, J ir g e s , J. Anheluk, B. P a la n iu k , L. **avelka, B. Lanphear.

Second Row: G. Sadowsky, T. N ellerm o e, W. Sadowsky, D. B ezdicek , V. Kudrna, G. Sadowsky, M. J i r g e s , M iss Schumacher.

Third Row: B. Wagner, E. Wagner, R. P a la n iu k , M. H avelka, E. Kasper, B. Rebsom, L. K e l l e r , M. H averlu k , V. B ezdicek .

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Front Row: G. Sadowsky, M. J i r g e s , E. K a is e rs h o t, R. Rech, B. Lanphear, M. H averluk.

Second Row: M rs. Robinson, H. Hauck, D. Decker, L. Haag, E. Tuhy, R. Decker, Mr. G rindsteun .

Third Row: C. Kuylen, G. Sadowsky, L. K e l le r , W. Sadowsky, J. S t e ffa n .

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Front Row: I . P au lson , J. K u bish ta, R. F r o e lic h , R. B ezdicek , R. B ezdicek, R. Decker, H. Schm altz, A* K a is e rs h o t, D, Decker, Second Row: R. K o steleck y , C. De Foe, J. K r a lic e k , D. Kiwim agi, H. Hauck, E. Tuhy, G. Kushynski, R. B ezdicek.

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Front Row: F. Pazourek, 0. H avelka, M. B asaraba, M iss Hess, T. Hushka, M. Karsky, J. K e l le r .

Second Row: S. Jablonsky, K. Repetowski, H. G ie ger, C. De Foe, G. B enzie, V. Kovash, R. S t ie g , E. Klym.

Ih ir d Row: A. Karsky, E. Kuchynski, R. Franhchuk, D. Oukrop, R. Kiwim agi, E. Hondl, M. K anski, J. S t e ffa n .

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Front Row:

J. P a la n iu k , M. J ir g e s , M. H avelka, M. J ir g e s , V. Kudrna, G. Sadowsky, W. Sadowsky, G. Sadowsky, B. P a la n iu k , E. Kasper, B. Lanphear.

Second Row: M iss Hess, R. Rech, J. G u stafso n , B. K o steleo k y , A. Tabor, E. K a is e rs h o t, C. Kuylen, E . P a v lic e k , G. Meduna, L. K e lle r , M. H averluk.

Third Row: B. Lundin, B. Semerad, H.Semerad, P. B a s e flu g , B. Johnson,C. Lee, V. Vrana, B. P o len sk y , J. P a la n iu k , L. H avelka, B. Rebsom.

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Front Row: I . P a la n iu k , M. F i l i p i , R. P a la n iu k , E. P r iv r a t s k y , Y. B ezdicek, D. B ezdicek , J. Anheluk.

Second Row: P . G u stafson , D. Schmidt, 0. Hushka, M. Hecker, H. Meduna, E. Wagner, M iss Hess.

Third Row: L. P r iv r a t s k y , J. H averlu k , D. F u gere, W. H anel, G. Kadrmas, E . Hudecek, R. S t ie g .

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Cheer L e a d e rs : G. Sadowsky, B. P a la n iu k , I . P a la n iu k .

Front Row: R. Rech, R. S t ie g , B. Semerad, G. Meduna, B. Polen6ky, M. H avelka, D. Fugere, L. P r iv r a t s k y , J. Anheluk, E. Kasper, W. Sadowsky, G. Sadowsky, V. Kudrna, B. Lundin, M. Hecker.

Second Row: E. K a is e rs h o t, H. Meduna, D. Schmidt, L. H avelka, B. Rebsom, C. Lee, B. Lanphear, M. H averlu k , L. K e l le r , P . G ustafson, D. B ezdicek, V. B ezdicek, G. Kadrmas, W. H anel, J. G ustafson, Third Row: C. Kuylen 0. Huschka, T. N ellerm oe, J. H averluk, V. Vrana, B. Johnson, B. K o steleck y , A. Tabor, P. B a s e flu g , M. J ir g e s , M. Hecker, B. Wagner, M. J ir g e s , E. P r iv r a t s k y , R. Rech, E. Hudecek , E. Wagner.

Fourth Row: E. Hondl, R. F r o e lic k , M. B asaraba, T. Karsky, S. Jablonsky, J. K ubish ta, I . P au lso n , R. B ezdicek , C. De Foe, G. Kuchynski, E. Tuhy, T. Huschka, 0. H avelka, J. S t e ff a n .

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TURNER INCORPORATED G eneral C on tractors

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Front Eow:

M. K arsky, R, K o steleck y , D. P ala h n iu k , J. K r a lio e k , D. Kiwim agi, 0. R id l, H. Schm altz.

Second Row: B. R o berts, Coach, R. D ecker, A. K a is e rs h o t, V. Kovash, G. B en zie, G. B urk h art, T. Euschka, R. B ezdicek , J. S t e f f a n , Manager.

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Front Row:

J. S t e ff a n , Manager, F. K anski, G. Kuchynski, E. Tuhy, J. K e l le r , I . P au lso n , R. S ch atz, Coach.

Second Row: M. Kanski, V. Wiegum, R. S t ie g , R. S t ie g , S. Jafclonsky, P. B ezdicek , R. F r o e li c k .

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