Bottineau High School - Washegum Yearbook (Bottineau, ND)

Page 30 text:

SOPHONOhE CLASS Ne can truthfully say there is nothing dull about the progressive seniors of '5S. The teachers vouched for that all year. Throughout the whole year Miss Kittleson was at her wits end. She said all our biology drawings were so realistic-modern art you know. It appears we have a genious among us too. Allan Lundy claims he is one of the three persons in the United States who knows the formula for making coke. English took up either first or third peroid. Verbs and diagramed sent- ences were our downfall, so Mrs. Weeks claimed. Fourth or eighth period history depended on whether you were a member of the band. Miss Stewart said she felt five years older after the two weeks of studying inventors. Oh well, we still say Marconi invented the reaper. Napoleon was our favorite history character, dignified, so Johnny Johnson says. The Home Economics girls really gave M ss Herigstad the run around, especially during refinishing week. Old varnish and paint was removed, and tables and chairs sanded and revarnished. Janis Gonitzke said putting alcohol in the steam iron to iron curtains worked fine, It took the curtains a week to stop waving around. Mr. Holwell reported that the Ag. boys did well especially after the Home Ec. girls were through refinishing-Thanks for all the sanding you did for us, boys. ' Many of the soph. boys were active in F.F.A. and took part in observing National F.F.A. Week by presenting a special program. Allan was one of the chief entertainers but he reports he has not received any radio or television contracts. In music class everyones attention was'held by Mr. Skar and his jokes. Now he is even giving nickels to people who laugh at them. As you see we never have a dull moment as we look forward to our future graduation day. 26

Page 29 text:

l 1 I curse or 19Eh President ------------ Mary Ann Schmidt, Vice President ----- -Thelma Pederson Secretary ------------ Billy Holz Treasurer ------------ Cynthia Ertresvaag FIRST RCM: Marian Helgeson, Dorothy McLachlin, Phyllis Jensen, Marcella Christ- ensen, Mary Ann Schmidt, Jannette Hahn,Jane Ellen Olson, Geraldine Persson, Muriel Hall, Yvonne Willard, JoAnne Knopfle, Mary Ann Martel, Margaret Jensen. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Rosberg, Thelma Pederson, Olive Hanson, Gertrude Mahler, Maureen Nichol, Lois Braun, Cynthia Ertresvaag, Harriet Johnson, Bernice Moe, Louise Pill oud, Nora Ormberg, Delores Smulan. THIRD ROW: Darlene Sckunidkunz, Margaret Peterson, Bonnie Boettcher, Dorothy Marchand Betty Slyter, Darlene Grixmn, Joyce Jacques, JoAnn Wood, Janet Indvik, JoAnn Peltier, Delores Kroeplin, Miss Herigstad. FOURTH RW: Ordean Dravland, Clayton Gulstad, Donavan Vestre, Dennis Moen, James Turner, Kenneth Wall, Sherman Langhaug, Laverne Bernstein, Marvin Steinke, Mr. Anderson, FIFTH ROW: Maynard Thompson, Kenneth Gehring, Kenneth Erickson, Jack Woods, Larry Nelson, Billy Holz, Robert Norwood, Donald Kyle, Allen Beckman. 25 i

Page 31 text:

lk. . Q- N CLA5s OF 1955 pre5ident ....- ---- ---Keith McLean Vice President-- ----- Arlan Pederson secretary ..... ...-- --Shirley Martel Treasurer-- ---- ---' AUdF9Y Jones FIRST ROW: Mrs. Weeks, Phyllis Lemieux, Shirley Martel, Audrey Jones, Kerin Oelschlager, Lyla Mae Bergeron, Viola Hoff, Lona Jean Fugere, Margaret Patterson, Audrey Pressnoll, Jacqueline Thompson, Mr. Fedje. SECOND ROW: Harvey Thorsgaard, ViAnn Weise, Jean Ralston, Myrna Slaybaugh, Virginia Brandvold, Fern Reider, Gwen lee, Doris Rasmussen, Lois Pritchard, Marjorie Lund, Allen Thorsgaard. THIRD ROW: Luther Larson, Kenneth Nichol, Harold Thompson, Lee Weber, Wendell Lillestrand, Kenneth Berg, Wayne Vedquam, Marvin Brandvold, Roger Hall, Johnny Johnson, Roger Bond. FOURTH ROW: Loren Sveum, Martin Boguslawski, Keith McLean, Arlin Pederson, Wayne Wall, Ramon Johnson, Virgil Mortensen, Gordon Hall. FIFTH ROW: Howard Beyer, Orbin Brandvold, Duane Jacques, Orlando Scheflo, Rodney ' Wetzel, Omar Hamnes, Glen Brandjord, Allen Lundy. 27