Washington High School - Brainonian Yearbook (Brainerd, MN)

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Allison @..° Branchaud Brandt VICE PRESIDENT, Frank Schiel SECRETARY, Edward Marshall SECRETARY, Donna Jean Olson As we look back over the year and sum up the accomplishments of the classes, we find that the sophomore class of 265, has established itself very firmly as a part of our school. The class was led by Russell Fitz- simmons, president, Frank Schiel, vice president, Edward Marshall, secretary, and Donna Jean Olson, treasurer. The sophomores were very well represented in athletics. Russell Fitz- simmons passed and punted himself into a position on the A squad of the Warriors football team. Russell not only proved himself a standout in football, but also entered the Golden Gloves Tournament of this city and walked off with the honors in the heavyweight division. Social activities were started with a party held in the cafeteria during the last part of the year. In spite of the rain and somewhat dismal weather everyone enjoyed himself to the fullest extent. In respect to scholastics, this class ranked high. Outstanding in scholas- tic ability were Carol Allison, Orville Bolstad, Ruth Mraz, and Marion Carl- son, whose names were frequently seen on the A and B honor rolls. Sophomore Officers eo f ae Russell Fitzsimmons History a The majority, of the class are either members of the band or choir. And as is true in any other activity there are certain students who stand out among the rest. Donna Jean Olson and Peggy Crust are two of these. Donna Jean is a member of the Girls’ Saxophone Quartet and Peggy was the piano accompanist for the operetta, “The Mikado,’’ which was presented by the choir this spring. Several of the sophomores took part in dramatics. ‘‘The Christmas Tree,”’ a play presented as a Christmas program for the students, had four sophomores taking various roles in it. They were James Halvorson, Gladys Rowland, James Erickson, and Helen Falconer. In the speech contest held at St. Cloud, the sophomores again were represented. This time by Marjorie Greenlaw who was in the poetry division. This class was led through a most successful year by their officers, with the aid of the advisors, Mr. Dammann, Mr. Wing, and Miss Bachelder. If the remaining two years of high school can be looked back upon with as much pleasure as this one, the present sophomores can consider their three years of high school very worth while. Bolstad yj © a © nw O is S yi Nm on)