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1951 ND IC Co-Champs.

F i r s t R o w : Tom Gratz, N ew Salem; Gene Hagburg, D ickinson; Forrest Parker, Dickinson; Ronald F la tz, Scranton; Don Anderson, Beach; Captain John G roll, D ickinson; Tony Engelhardt, D ickinson; Cleon Wilson, Hettinger; John Barthelome, D ickinson; Earl Peterso n , Beach; B illy Branvik, K illd e er.

S e c o n d R o w : Coach Weinbergen; Edwin H a ll, Elbow oods; Duane Barry, New England; Jack K reitin ger, G olva; Duane Emch, L eith ; Ton y T esch er, Sentinel Butte; Francis Flynn, D ickinson; Bud D ire, D ickinson; Tony Mandan, E lbow oods; Adam Gratz, N ew Salem; John Danks, Elbow oods; P residen t Scott.

T h ird R o w : C lyde Welch, Ekalaka , Mont.; Bob Krogh, Columbus; D ale Bergland, H ettinger; Herb Herauf, South Heart; Sam B irdsa ll, G ladstone; Don Johnston, H ettinger; L e s C o llin s , D ickinson; Wayne D avidson, K illd e er; Pu dge Beaudoin, D ickin­ son; Myron Buckli, Hebron; Manager Larry Otterson.

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Minot

Don Johnston

Cleon Wilson

Peanuts Flynn

G ene Hagburg

F orrest Parker

1951 FOOTBALl HIGHLIGHTS Weakened by graduations and enlistments in the armed forces after the 1950 football season, D S TC ’ s outlook for the 1951 season didn’ t look too bright. In Coach Weinbergen’ s own words, " A t the beginning, I figured w e would be able to call it a successful season if we won one gam e.” This probably helped more than hindered the Savages because no one expected them to do too much and until the final conference game with Jamestown on Homecoming, there was little or no tension or pressure on the players.

H owever, the Savages exceeded a ll expectations and for the first time in the football history o f DSTC, pushed their way to the top in the North Dakota In ter-collegiate conference. Compiling a fiv e won (one game fo rfeited ) and none lost average in conference play the Savages shared the title o f Champions with V a lle y C ity which also completed its season un­ defeated in conference play. Although V a lle y C ity had the same won-lost record, 5—0, they won two o f their games by forfeit where the Dickinson team won only one by forfeit, so the Savages fee l that, theoretically, at lea st, they are Champs in the NDIC. In the season opener, the Savages journeyed to Spearfish where they went down in defeat 20—0. L ed by Radigan, who scored tw ice in the first half, the Spearfish team proved to be too big and tough for the Dickin­ son eleven. Tw o touchdowns, ca lled back for Dickinson, could have been the breaks that Spearfish needed to win.

In the first quarter Beaudoin plucked a Spearfish fumble out of the air and ran 50 yards for a TD . Later in the game, Engelhardt grabbed another Spearfish fumble and scampered over the goal line.

However, both plays were recalled by the o ffic ia ls .

Coach Harry Weinbergen

In the second game at Bismarck, the conference opener for Dickinson, the Savages came from behind to down Bismarck Junior c o lle g e 19—6.

Bismarck jumped into a 6—0 lead in the first quarter when Hummel com­ pleted a pass to one o f his teammates in the end zone. L a te in the second period Engelhardt passed to Beaudoin who raced 30 yards for the first Dickinson score. Tw o minutes later, Engelhardt again passed, this time to K reidn ger in the end zone for the second Savage TD . Anderson booted the extra point and the Savages led 13—6 at half-time. In the third period, Beaudoin passed to Engelhardt for the last touchdown. Captain John Groll led a much improved Savage defense and hopes o f lo ca l fans went up a notch.

Captain John Groll

Tony Engelhardt

L e s C ollin s

On a muddy field in E llen dale, the follow ing week, the Savages squ eezed by a big Dusty team 13—6. Th e Savages scored first early in the second period when Engelhardt passed to Tom Gratz who scampered the rest of the w ay to score. Anderson kicked the extra point. On the next play, E llen dale came right back as R a tzla ff rambled 76 yards for a TD . C ollin s blocked the attempted conversion and the Savages s till led. The Savages clinched the game in the fourth period as Tom Gratz intercepted a Dusty pass and ran 25 yards for the second D ickinson score.

Th e first home game scheduled was forfeited to the Savages when Bottineau was unable to field a team.

Reaching the peak o f their season ’ s performance in the second half o f their first home game, the Savages scored four times w hile holding Minot scoreless to defeat the B eavers 27—0.

The first half ended in a scoreless tie. The first counter came in the third period when Beaudoin plunged over for the TD . Shortly after­ wards, Tom Gratz exploded through center for the second score. T h e next TD came in the fourth period as Beaudoin intercepted a Minot pass and carried it into the end zone. Th e final counter came when Beaudoin passed to Engelhardt who carried it over the goal line.

Don Anderson kicked the three extra points'.

A fter this game, championship fever began to run rampant in Dickinson.

Adam Gratz

In the final conference tilt, the Savages had to come from behind to win their Homecoming game from Jamestown in the last few seconds in a thrilling finish that le ft most o f the spectators and the majority o f the players breathless and also gave the Savages a Homecoming victory and a share of the conference championship.

On the opening kickoff, Becker, Jamestown’ s speedy half­ back, picked up the ball on his own three yard line, fumbled it, picked it up again, cut for the sideline and raced 97 yards for the first score of the game. Seeing the championship slipping from their grasp, the Savages defense played inspired ball during the remainder of the game, holding Jamestown to a minus yardage after the opening play. The rest o f the first half was a battle of defenses with neither team able to present a formidable scoring threat.

Bud Dire

John Danks

Wayne Davison

Ron F la tz

In the third period the Savages drove to the Jamestown 5 where Engelhardt passed into the end zone.

Th e pass was batted down by a Jamestown defender right into the arms o f Tom Gratz. Ander­ son m issed the all-important con­ version and the score was knotted at 6—6.

In the fourth quarter, Dickinson drove from their ow r 20 to Jamestown’ s 7 where the Jimmies stiffened and a penalty set the Savages back to the 12. Then, on third down, with Engelhardt holding on the 18, and but 14 seconds left in the game, Anderson booted the ba ll through the goal posts for a three-pointer that won the Home­ coming game, put the Savages at the top of the NDIC and gave Coach Weinbergen, clothes and all, a shower he had been w aiting 27 years to get.

Tony Tescher

Duane Emch

John Bartholome

Earl Peterson

Pudge Beaudoin

Clyde Welch

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Duane Barry

Don Anderson

Herbie Herauf

Myron Buckli

Tony Mandan

In the final home game, the Savages played an unbeaten Rapid C ity eleven and lost 6—0, in 10 degree weather on a frozen field.

Midway in the first period Dickinson missed a golden opportunity to score with a fumble on Rapid C ity ’ s 4 on first down with goal to go. As the first quarter ended, Rapid C ity was again in the hole as Parker downed Wright on his two yard line on an attempted punt return. Early in the third quarter Dickinson again fought its way to Rapid C ity ’ s 9 where they lost the ball on downs. L a te in the fourth quarter Rapid C ity ’ s B la ck w ell scored the games lone TD on a cutback over tackle and a 53 yard run.

Bob Krogh

Jack Kreitinger

B illy Branvik

Sammy Birdsall

Edwin H all

In the season’ s last game an inspired B illin gs team upset a strongly favored Dickinson team 6—0 in 70 degree weather in B illin g s .

It was the first game the Savages had played with the temperature above freezing. For 59 minutes the two teams played scoreless ball but with le s s than a minute to play, B illin g s ’ Kozeluh fin ally scored on a play that some Savages still say was stopped short o f the goal line.

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T o n y E n g e l h a r d t b r e a k s l o o s e f o r a lo n g g a i n .

T h i s is w h a t h a p p e n e d a f e w s ec o n d s la t e r .

Coach Weinbergen in the shower after the game.

A s he em erged, he said , “ I ’ d swim the Heart R iver for everytim e the boys win a cham pionship.”

B i l l y B ra n v ik in te rc e p ts a pass.

TRACK

B O TT O M ROW, L e ft to R igh t: Gene Hagburg, W iley W ilson, E . J. Anderson, C a p ’t. M ilo Dullum, Doug Hyke.

B A C K ROW: Coach Wienbergen, Jack K reitin ger, Ernest Horning, Gordon Gartner, T o b y M iller, Manager Tim G ross. Members o f the team not pictured w ere R ay Thom as, A l T am ayo, and Adam Gratz.

T h e D STC S avages took first in a four w ay meet h e r e to open the 1951 track season A p ril 26th with 59 1/3 points.

Other team s in the m eet were B lack H ills T e a c h e rs C o lle g e o f Spearfish w hich took second w ith 46% points, Bism arck Junior C o lle g e with 45 2/3 and Minot T e a c h e rs w ith 30.

Tam ayo totaled the most points for the S a va ges, taking firs t in the 100 yd. dash and 440, tyin g for second in the high jump, and p lacin g third in the broad jump.

Other first p la c e winners w ere E. J„ Anderson in the shotput and T o b y M iller in the 880.

Others who scored for the Savages w ere W iley W ilson, Ernest Horning, Doug Hyke, R ay Thom as, Adam Gratz, Gene Hagburg, and M ilo Dullum.

Th e Minot In vitation al m eet, May 5, g a v e the S avages their secon d track v ic to ry this year.

T h e squad picked up 73 points for firs t p la c e w h ile Bism arck took second with 47, Minot teachers third with 21% and B ottineau fourth with 11%.

F irs t p lace winners for the S a va ges w ere Hyke - shot-put, Horning - high jump, Thom as - high hurdles, Tam ayo - 100 yd. dash, Gratz - lo w hurdles and Hagburg - 220.

Th e Savages won their third track meet at Bism arck May 11 to show their su periority over Bism arck JC, Minot T ea ch ers and Bottineau F orestry.

S a va ges first p lace winners w ere Thom as, H yke, Hagburg, W ilson, G ratz, Horning and Anderson.

T h e Savage thinclads su ffered their on ly d e fe a t of the season at the NDIC m eet, May 26 at Jamestown.

Jamestown took firs t p la c e w h ile the D ickinson team grabbed the runner up spot. Other team s in the even t w ere E lle n d a le Normal, Bism arck JC , M a y ville T e a c h e rs , Minot T e a c h e rs , B ottineau F orestry , Wahpeton S cien ce, and V a lle y C ity T e a c h e rs .

Only firs t p lace winners for the Savage squad that day w ere W iley W ilson - p ole vault; R a y Thomas high jump; and M ilo Dullum - tw o m ile.

T h e Savage track team w as depleted by the graduation o f Captain M ilo Dullum, Doug Hyke, A l Tam ayo and E. J. Anderson.

T h o se who entered the armed fo r c e s w ere R a y Thom as. Ernest H om ing, Wiley. Wilson.

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B O TT O M ROW: Bob Oldenburg, New England; Captain “ Satch� K rieg , D ickinson ; Bob W ilkens, N ew Salem; B ill Stranskv, D ickinson; Bob Krogn, Columbus; Larry O tterson, D ickinson, T O P ROW: Coach Wienbergen; T on y Mandan, E lb ow ood s; T e x Appledorn, D ickinson ; Howard Funk, Hebron; L e ro y Beaudoin, Dickinson; T ed d y U ecker, D ickinson; Milton H ertz, Hebron, Manager,

IN D IV ID U A L SCORING Larry Otterson

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rTeddy U ecker

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Satch K rie g

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Bob Oldenburg

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Bob Krogh

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Bob W ilkens

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T e x Appledorn

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Pudge Beaudoin

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B ill Stransky

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T on y Mandan

25

Howard Funk

19

H erbie Herauf

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Eastern Normal

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R ock y Mountain

60

53

Eastern Normal

65

66

R ock y Mountain

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61

Eastern Normal

49

53 50

Bottineau

92

Minot

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56

V a lle y C ity

63

55

M a y ville

74

78

Spearfish

62

60 60

B ism arck JC

86

Spearfish

79

70

Bottineau

72

45

V a lle y C ity

64

62

E llen d a le

65

64

Jamestown

60

85

Minot

41

63

Bism arck JC

66

70

E llen d a le

59

61

Wahpeton

65

70

Rapid C ity

52

79

Rapid C ity

64

86

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C A P T A IN H A R O LD “ Satch” K R IE G

T E D D Y UECKER

L A R R Y O TTERSON

BOB O LD E N B U R G

SAVAGE BASKETBALL 1951-52 Starting the season in ty p ica l Savage fashion, the S avages won their firs t game on a tip-in by Bob Krogh in the fin al secon d s, 61—59, against Eastern Normal of B illin g s , H ow ever, the next night, the Eastern Normal Y e llo w ja c k e ts came back strongly to dump the S avages 54—68.

It w as the first tim e the Savages had been beaten on their home court in nearly tw o yea rs.

T h e fo llo w in g night against R ock y Mountain c o lle g e the lo c a ls came through with a 60—53 win.

of B illin g s ,

In a three-game s e rie s in B illin g s , the Savages hit an early slump — dropping a ll three, two to Eastern Normal by sc o res o f 66—65 and 53—49, and to R ocky Mountain c o lle g e , 61—51, Coming back to their home floor, the lo c a ls seem ed to be rejuvenated p layin g two gam es in two nights, they thumped Bottineau 92—50 and edged out Minot 59—56.

On a two game road trip to V a lle y C ity and M a y ville , the lo c a l team ran over V a lle y C ity 63—55 and w as edged by M ayville 78—74 even though Larry O tterson poured in 28 points.

BOB KROGH

T ra v e lin g to Spearfish in a non-conference tilt, the S avages downed the South Dakota T e a c h e rs 62—60 in an overtim e game.

T h e next game against Bism arck proved to be one o f the best the lo c a ls p layed a ll season. T h e M ystics, who were lead in g the con teren ce w ith four wins and no lo s s e s , were humbled to tne tune of 86—60 with L arry Otterson again throwing in 28 points. T h is win put D ickinson in a tie for the con feren ce lead.

P la y in g Spearfish in the next home game, the Savages came through with a 79—70 win.

Bottineau w as the fo e for the next conference tilt and the lo c a ls again dumped the F o res te rs , this time 72—45.

In the next game which w as at home, the Savages defeated a battlin g V a lle y C ity team 64—62 to go into a tie for firs t p lace in con ference standings.

T ra v e lin g to E lle n d a le the lo c a ls defeated the D usties 65—64 in an overtim e game and moved into undisputed first p la c e in the con ference race with a 7—1 record.

But a slump hit in the next con test w h ile Jamestown w as red-hot and the S avages w ere whipped 85—60 on their own floor.

It was the second home lo s s o f the season for the S avages.

B IL L S T R A N S K Y

N eeding a win at Minot to hold their top spot in the con feren ce the Savages w ere unable to come through as the B ea vers held them to a lo w ly 41 points w h ile scorin g 63.

A fte r the lo s s to Minot, the lo c a ls needed a win at Bism arck to stay in the con feren ce ra ce. E ven though Captain “ Satch” K rie g turned in one of the best games o f his career and the entire team p layed spirited b all, the fin al score read 70—66 in Bism arck’ s favor.

T h e lo s s at Bism arck seem ed to take the heart out of the lo c a ls as they went on to lo s e the rem aining four games of their sch ed u le, lo s in g to E llen d ale here 59—61, Wapheton here 70—65 and to Rapid C ity there 7 8 -52 and 8 6 -6 4 .

Throughout the season the Savages scorin g load w as carried by Larry Otterson, T e d d y U ecker, and Captain K rieg , who were nicknamed “ D ickinson’ s B ig T h re e ” .

BOB W1LKENS

H erbie Herauf Larry pots one against Eastern

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U ecker d rives in w h ile Eastern w atch es

Howard Funk

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C oach Tom Gratz and his Junior V a rs ity.

He may have thought coach in g w as e a s y !

Appledorn s c o res against Jamestown

Herauf pushes a lon g one for the Junior V a rs ity.

1951-52 JUNIOR VARSITY

S IT T IN G : Garland Burkhardt, Zap; Urban Gratz, N ew Salem; Jack K reitin ger, G olva; F a y C onn ell, Gorham; E arl P eterson , Beach; Adam Gratz, New Salem, S T A N D IN G : Tom Gratz, Coach; Herb Herauf, South Heart; Bruce B ird s a ll, Gladstone; A lb ert Schoenborn, Hebron; Dan Manning, D ickinson; Bob A a l, Watford C ity; Tames Muck, H ettinger,

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Herbie Herauf

Eastern Normal Junior V arsity

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A lb ert Schoenborn

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D ickinson VFW

53

42

Urban Gratz

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224

Minot Junior V a rsity

56

58

Bob A a l

G lend ive Junior C o lle g e

48

57

Adam Gratz

72

D ickinson Central High School

63

42

E arl Peterson

67

B each High School

67

52

Dan Manning

37

B each High School

51

56

Bruce B ird sall

23

W illiston Independents

70

67

Jack K reitin ger

19

B each Independents

59

44

James Muck

18

Jamestown Junior V arsity

62

60

F a y C onnell

18

Minot Junior V arsity

36

53

Garland Burkhardt

16

H ettinger High School

67

47

D ickinson Am erican L e g io n

65

59

W illiston Independents

70

60

G len d ive Junior C o lle g e

71

57

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MR. IV E R GRINDSTUEN P rin c ip a l o f Model High School

Model High has a place o f prominence not only in the institution but also in the Slope Area.

Much credit, as was reported in a previous annual, is due to Mr. Grindstuen, who has been princi­ pal o f Model High since 1936.

In addition he is Supervisor o f Secondary Teachers Training and

Chairman o f Education and has spent his entire life in educational work in North Dakota, after he received his B. A . from Luther C o lleg e and his M. A. from the U niversity of Wisconsin.

A s a teacher and administrator for over forty years in Rhame, Bowman, B e lfield , Beach and Model High, he is w ell acquainted with the problems in the Slope Area and with this experience he has led Model to high degrees o f su ccess and importance.

Under his capable supervision the high school enlarged not only its curriculum but also its extra-curricular a ctiv itie s including, F ootb all, Basketball, Track, P ep Squad, G .A .A ., High School G irls ’ and B o y s’ Chorus, Band, F .T .A ., F .H .A ., and Forum. Under his guidance Smoke Signals was also organized and the boys and girls are given a chance to participate in G irls’ and B o y s ’ State, A Rotary V ocation al Trip, Contests in declamation and music, and the D .A .R . award in C itizenship.

JE AN E TTE ANHELUK Gorham S e c.-T rea s. o f F H A F H A convention at Fargo G .A .A .

F .H .A .

Newman Club G lee Club Forum Dramatic Club

R A L P H HAAG

ASSISTANT EDITOR CO-EDITOR

CO-EDITOR A R L Y S SEM ERAD D ick in s on G le e Club D elegate to D .A .R .

Sec« of Sophomore C la ss Winner o f Constitutional Award Newman Club Secretary-Treasurer of Senior C la s s

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LO IS PR IV R A T S K Y South Heart V ice -P re sid e n t of G .A .A .

F .T .A .

F .H .A .

Newman Club G lee Club Band Vocal L essons

A L F R E D KAISERSHOT D ic k in s o n Basketball Track Band Forum President of Junior C la s s Basketball Band Clinic

W ILLIAM KORDONOWY B e lfie ld Basketball G lee Club B aseball Softball 4-H Club

R IC H A R D K O ST E LE C K Y D ic k in s o n Band Basketball ’51 B o y s’ State Band Clinic Track

L O R R A IN E S Y L V E S T E R Medora Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior play Home Talent Play Glee Club

D E L O R E S B E Z D IC E K D ic k in s o n Forum F .H .A .

F .T .A .

Editor of School Paper Art Editor G .A .A .

F .H .A . Reporter D istrict 33, F .H .A .

P arliamentary G irlsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; State G lee Club Fargo Convention F .H .A .

E M IL KLYM B e lfie ld Glee Club Band F .T .A .

O TTO H A VE LK A D ic k in s o n Cheerleader F .T .A .

Forum Smoke Signal Staff Band G lee Club Basketball Manager of Basketball

D A V ID P A L A C H U K B e lf ie ld Band G lee C lub

FREDDY KANSKI

E T H E L H U D EC EK B e lf ie ld F .T .A . Librarian F .H .A .

G .A .A .

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E V E L Y N W AGNER B e l fie ld Cheerleader Secretary of G .A .A .

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Forum Glee Club A s st. Editor of School Pap er F .H .A .

EDW IN KUCHYNSKI D ic k in s o n Glee C lub Band Basketball F .T .A .

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M A R G A R E T HECKER D ic k in s o n High School P la y Glee Club F .H .A .

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N E L L IE SMITH T r a ile r v ille D .S .l'.C .

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3rd ROW: Mr. R. C. Ritscher (Band-director), Janice Fugere, A rly s Jacobson, Norman Smith, Ralph Haag, Donald Stieg, Robert Wagner, W allace Wilson.

2nd ROW: Otto Havelka, Steve Jablonsky, Lawrence Karsky, P a v el Wilson, Lotraine Haag, R ose Decker, Donald Kaisershot, L o is Privratsky, Daniel Oukrop, Emil Baranko, David Palachuk, Leonard Leintz, Peter Leintz, Thomas Decker, Robert Havelka.

1st ROW: Richard Kostelecky, Ethel Hudechek, Eileen Privratsky, Henrietta Oukrop, R ose Paluniuk, Raymond Froehlich, Tony Karsky, Alfred Kaisershot.

B A C K ROW: D avid Gresser, Lawrence Damaniow, Ray Froehlich, Roger Kiwimagi, Daniel Oukrop, W allace Wilson, Otto Havelka.

F R O N T ROW: Delphine Schmidt, N ellie Smith, Eileen Privratsky, Delores Bezidecek, Evelyn Wagner, Irene Palaniuk.

3rd ROW: Dorman Bezdicek, D avid Gresser, Lawrence Demaniow, Ben Hecker, P e te r Symionow, Robert Havelka.

2nd ROW: Peter Leintz, Pavel Wilson, B ill Kordonowy, Emil Klym, Daniel Oukrop, Thomas Decker, Bobby Palaniuk, Otto Havelka, Leonard Leintz.

1st ROW: Freddie Kanski, Donald Kaisershot, Norman Smith, Roger Kiwimagi, Mrs. E. Heid (music instructor), Edwin Kuchynski, William Kovash, Clarence Naminiuk.

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4th ROW: Natalie Osadchuk, R ose Kanski, Caroline Hegel, Irene Palaniuk, Lorraine Kadrmas, Maria Bonner, Delores Roshau, Joyce Demaniow.

3rd ROW: Ann Tesky, Ruth Stieg, Josephine Haverluk, Evelyn Wagner, Henrietta Oukrop, Joyce Oe, Theadora Osadchuk, Sandra Dukart, Eugenia Scheeler, Donna Fugere, Delores Bezdicek, Arlys Semerad.

2nd ROW: Shirley Mae Smith, R ose Decker, Ann Kanski, Eugenia Palaniuk, Margaret Fisher, A rly s Jacobson, Lorraine Sylvester, Leona Hecker, Janice Fugere, Beverly Johnson, Wilma Hanel, Dorothy Sivak, Elaine Haag.

1st ROW: L o is Privratsky, Jeanette Anheluk, Eleanor Hlebichuk, Valeria Kovash, R ose Palaniuk, Mrs. E. Heid (music instructor), Betty Lou Kostelecky, Ethel Meduna, Regina Haag, Ethel Hudecek, Eileen Privratsky.

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2nd ROW: Mr. Grindstuen (supervisor),EleanorHlebechuk, Delores Bezdicek, Betty Kostelecky, L eona Hecker, Wilma Hanei, Eugenia Palaniuk, Theadora Osadchuk, Henrietta Oukrop, L ois Privratsky, Evelyn Wagner.

1st ROW: Delphine Schmidt, Eugenia Scheeler, Otto Havelka, Ann Kanski, Margaret Fisher, Edwin Kuchynski, Josephine Haverluk, Ethel Hudechuk, Rose Palaniuk, Jeanette Anheluk, Eileen Privratsky.

9 rd! S ™ er, SJ mr r , ' Harielka> ^ 0eer K i » ™ a g i , L a " y Freed, Clarence Namenuk.

2nd ROW: Ethel Hudechek, Eileen Privratsky, Jeanette Anheluk, Margaret Hecker, Delphine Schmidt, Mr. Hnottavange (supervisor).

1st ROW: Betty Wagner, Delores Bezdicek, R ose Palaniuk, Daniel Oukrop, Evelyn Wagner, N ellie Smith, Ruth Stieg.

1st HOW: Dorothy Sivak, Caroline Hegel, Kegina liaag, Arlys Jacobson, Josephine Ilaverluk, Eileen Privratsky, Delores Bezdicek, Jeanette Anheluk, L o is Privratsky, Joyce Demaniow.

2nd HOW: Ethel Meduna, Theadora Osadchuk, Ann kanski, Margaret Fisher, Josephine Lamprecht, Leona Decker, Wilma llanel, Eugenia Paluniuk, Hose Palaniuk, Henrietta Oukrop, Mrs. E. Luhman (advisor).

3rd HOW: Delores Hoshau, Hose kanski, N atalie Osadchuk, Shirley Smith, Lorraine Haag, Elaine liaag, Sandra Dukart, Eugenia Scheeler, Maria Bonner, Loretta Fischer.

^ rivratsky, Hose Palaniuk, Lorraine liaag, Josephine Ilaverluk, Evelyn Wagner, Hegina Haag, Caroline Hegel, Arlys Jacobson.

2nd HOW: Delores bezdicek, Kuth Stieg, Eugenia Palaniuk, Janice Fugere, Josephine Lamprecht, Leona Decker, Betty Wagner, 1 heodora Osadchuk, Miss Schumacher (advisor).

3rd HOW: Natalie Osadchuk, Joyce Demaniow, Ethel Hudechek, Ann Tesky, Eileen Privratsky, Jeanette Anheluk, Hose kanski, Shirley Mae Smith.

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4th ROW: Dorman Bezdicek, Peter Lientz, Thomas Decker, Norman Smith, Donald Stieg, Larry Freed, Robert Wagner, Leonard Lientz, Donald Kaisershot, Clarence Naminiuk, William Kovash, Peter Symionow, Robert Havelka.

3rd ROW: Theadora Osadchuk, Loretta Fischer, Lthel Meduna, Joyce Demaniow, Delores Roshau, Delphine Schmidt, L lain e liaag, Dorothy Sivak, Rose Kanski, N atalie Osadchuk, Lorraine Kadrmas, Rose Decker, Eleanor lilebechuk, Sandra Dukart, Shirley Smith.

2nd ROW: Vivian Schaaf, Arleen Reisenauer, Josephine Lamprecht, Betty Lou Kostelecky, Margaret Decker, Leona Decker, Lorraine Sylvester, Janice Fugere, A rly s Jacobson, Betty Wagner, Eugenia Palaniuk, N ellie Smith, Donna Mae Fugere, Wilma llanel, Margaret Fâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;isher, Beverly Johnson.

1st ROW: Eugenia Scheeler, L o is Privratsky, Jeanette Anheluk, Ann lesk y, Ethel lludecek, Eileen Privratskv, Jovce Oe, Ruth Stieg, Arlys Semerad, Delores Bezdecek, \alaria Kovash, Henrietta Oukrop, Caroline Hegel, Maria Bonner, Lorraine liaag.

L E F T TO R IGH T:

Evelyn Wagner, Otto Havelka, Rose Palaniuk, David Gresser, Irene Palaniuk.

MODEL HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM

2nd ROW, L e ft to R igh t: P eter Symionow, (m anager), Edwin Kuchynski, B ill Kordonowy, Ralph H aag, Marvin Kanski, Donny Kadrmas, John Bartholome (C oach), 1st ROW, L e ft to R igh t: R ay F roeh lich , F re d d ie Kanski, A lfred K aisersh ot, Richard K o s te le c k y , Steve Jablonsky, Eddy Hauck.

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Model High

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52

Model High

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Abbey

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Model High

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62

Model High

42

Hebron

53

Model High

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N ew England

61

Model High

32

Sentinel Butte

41

Model High

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Beach

76

Model High

31

Strasburg

50

Model High

27

Medora

39

Model High

24

B e lfie ld

50

Model High

33

K ill deer

56

Model High

46

Abbey

67

Model High

21

Beach

62

Model High

20

Hebron

28

Model High

29

Sentinel Butte

42

Model High

36

Watford City

50

Model High

23

N ew England

66

Model High

41

S E A T E D , L eft to Right: Ethel Hudechek, Lawrence Demaniow, Margaret Fisher, Virginia Hegel.

S TA N D IN G , L e ft to Right: Steve Jablonsky, Howard Dukart, Ralph Haag, Ruth Stieg, Lorraine Sylvester, James Kubishta, Anton Karsky, Eileen Privratsky.

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