Williston High School - Coyote Yearbook (Williston, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1956 volume:

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' -lui .ful Is Jukebox ptterbug Joshm Fr1day and Saturda D ul y mght specxals ,..,, 1' ' -r ' Even class presidents burn the midnight oil 6 V4 11.2.09- -355' I 1L -gar- 951-p LX L 1 l v I STUDY HALL no nolse, no gum chewuug, no spltball throwmg' Mlss Moe's presence ensures a qu1et study hall Her glasses are a symbol of her steady eyes that watch helpfully over each student K Y .4 A T t ,. , M A 1 . A A 'Q' :Za '32 5 .K . 2 W K Y 's ' ffm ,. x ' C 4, , . 3 x r xl'- , ' R 4 rI': A . .Q X ' Q -f ' S , C . ., nt Q Y, I --4 'C X4 If Fans show outward, 3ub11ant Joy after a Coyote v1ctory .4 The Queen's Ball-- an evening of enjoy ment. Coyotes in action f-li V11 A dream came true IH '54 w1th the compleuon of our new fxeld house It 1S the center of our sports aCt1V1t1eS In a few years another dream w111 come true when a new hlgh school IS added to the f1e1d house 9 1 K I f A' . fr: ' ' - . ' -.....-..- ' , . , ,- . , - .. .-. - .-nf Ill' f 'f' H'-' - - V-,,. qi, - --5, . K 9 L, V I V ...,....-. . , nf- fl: --'i. -a-- 1 w-fl. - -4-11. 2-2h....A 'EQ'-.1-. N., . , , 4. . ,f -. uf- ?!v-'V-.1 , 1 Q - Q - -,f'... ' r - A 4' -1 - fi- . Q V ...fun-. - 1 .,,s.Q 5 , - - - f,- f f ' . -. . 'TQQM fi' , Y, 1.,-. ...- A A.. -If f-.L: '- ' Can you count the tlmes you've crmsed the drag? 10009 20007 Who knows '?'7'? 'Nu E5 10 vig., 1 I' ' - AJ, 1 1 r J The water tower was painted By some scoundrels the other night. Was it you who committed this crime? Don't answerg there s a fine!! ll 'i. . EDGAR T. MARK We, the Seniors of Williston High School, dedicate our 1956 annual to you, Mr. Mark, whose outstanding leadership has played a major part in our four years of high school. Your capability and guidance both as teacher and principal will always linger in the hearts of the students. , 12 I., if J. SJ Berhow Dr W A Wright hm Irgens A D Macmaster OG Aal Mrs John W Payne i. I . I ' 4 5, Q . I 6 ,N Y. . , ..-W. J-'ff' HIM! ! HHH? V I 1 -Ae--.-1-si --Q.. DUANE BERG B.S.: Art I. Min ot St. Teachers College, JANICE BOHN 1 LL- North Dakota Agricultural Col- lege.B.S.g Home Economics I. H - wal ' I ' 4 h 5 .- ..,,. JULIA BRATHENG Valley City St. Teachers Col- legeg Macalester Collegeg U. of Washlngtong World Hlstoryg Freshman Advisor. GORDON DEEGAN Macalester College, B.A.g U. of Minnesota, M.A.g Mankato St. TeachersCollegeg Problems of Democracyg Spanish I 81 II. 14 MARY CONNOLLY Valley City St. Teachers Col- legeg U. ofCaliforniag U. of Coloradog Typing I 8f. llg Stu- dent Councll Treasurer: Book Exchange Advisor. RUTH GAEBE North Dakota Agricultural Col- lege,B.S.g Girl's Physical Edu- cationg C-,A,A, Advisorg Pep Club Advisor. - L X SYLVIA GORDON University of Minnesota B.S.: Englishlg English 11. RILLA ERTRESVAGG Minot St. Teachers College B.S.g U. of North Dakota, School of Forestryg English IVg Public Speakingg Sr. Advisorg Class Play Directorg Playmaker Advisor. MABEL H. GILBERTSON Valley City St. Teachers Col- legeg North Dakota Agricul- tural C oilegeg English Ig Jr High School Principal. AMANDA HANSON U. of North Dakotag U. of Washingtong Columbia Univer- sityg U.ofColoradog Elemen- taryA lgebrag GeneralMathg Ir. Class Advisor. CLIFFORD HENDRICKSON Jamestown College, B.A.g U. of Washingtong U. of Minne- sotag Physicsg Advanced Al- gebrag Chemistry: Trigonome- tryg Basketball Coachg Track Coachg Athletic Director. '-I -: N. . 5' 5 1. 3 A iw! c 0 0 41.47 , , .Q 5 , ' L I A 5 Q I rc 4 My M gg g 4 or vc , M I g Y AW YT, V. :A 1 , , IOSEPHINE HUBER North Dakota Agricultural Col- legeg Home Economics I. RICHARD KOPPENHAVER U.ofNorth Dakota,B.S,g M,S,g General Scienceg Psychologyg Ass't. Football Coach. RICHARD MCCREADY Valley City St. Teachers Col- legeg Colorado St.. M.A.g Typing Ig Gener al Businessg World Ge ogr aphyg Business Math. 16 MELVIN G. MAIER North Dakota Agricultural Col- lege ,B.S.g Vocational Agricul- tureI,II, Sc IVg F.F.A. Advisor AGNES MOE Wells Colleg,e,B.A,g U. of Montanag U. of Ore- gnng Study Hall Super- visorg Librariang Soph. Class Advisor. l HAROLD PEDERSON Valley City St. Teach- ers Collegeg Colorado St.,M,A.g Boys Physical Educationg Head Foot- ball Coachg Ass't Bas- ketballCoach,Gymnas- tic Coach. M.-NRI.-KN Mel-iECHNil? Macalester C in 119 ue, B,.-Lg U offiorth Dako- ta, Txi,.-L5 US, Historyg Annual Advisor. KRISTIAN MONSON U. of Minnesota, B.A.g Concordia Collegeg North Dakota Agricul- tural Collegeg U. of Wyomingg Minot St. TeachersCollegeg Biol- ogyg General Science. ADAM SCIIWEITLER AssutnptionCo1leg,eg St John'sg U. of North Da kotag Latinl gl llg Prob lemsofDerr1ocracyg Sr Advisor. 17 'r ' X , . 0 fowl Qvff MARY SFANNARD Minot St. Teachers Col- U. of North Dakota, B, 5.3 U. of fxlinncsotag Class Advisor. VIRGIL SY VERSON Concordia College, B.A.g Band Instructor. leueg linulish Il, Jr DONALD VAN BRAMER U, of Wiseonsing Stout Institute of Menugrria- nie, B,S, Shop l it Ilg MechanicalDrawing2,l it Il. 18 LLOYD S WENSON MinotSt.Teachers Col- legeg B.S.: English Ili Coyote On The Air Ad- visor. CHARLOTTE THOMPSON St. Olaf College, B.A, Algebrag Bookkeeping LS?.li.1l.D Lll Hifi ,li Lf of Mi rrxesnts, li, 'r,g crlrilmlesg B Mlrsl'-'CCD' llsig eSLlldl11relQo11'x1i,g lr. Qlsrss Advisor. WLSLEY WKSTRUM Luther Cjollegeg U, of North Lolorado Sr ,, M, Lg Vo- cal Mus Dakota, BS.: Txl :1 s i cg Harmonyg ic Appreciation. SHERRY SALO Prmeipal's Secretary. ,f ff' fx , ,,,.-- . ,. a ' 1 5 JOHN ZIEGLIIR Mi:1otSt. Teachers Col- lege, B,S,g Joumalismg English lg Coyote Howl Advisorg Quill 84 Scroll Advisor. MA Sup tary. RG.-XRETE VOLDEN erimendem's Secre- SENIORS 3' 4- RITA KAY ABEL - Without music, life would be a mistake. Band l,2, 3,4g Choir accompanist2,3,4g Coyote on the Air -lg Coyoteen Orchestra 45 Girls State 35 State Fairy' Librarian 4g Spanish Club 3. 'JOHN ALBERS - I may be sxnall, but so was Napoleon and he was great. Choir 3,45 Pep Club 25 Playmakers 3,4. 5 9 BETTY JO ARNEGARD - A honey of a blonde. Band1,2,:3,-lg Pep Band4g Choir 1,2,3,4g Coyote 3,45 GAA 1, 2.3.45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Howl 3g Pep Club1,2,3,4g Playmak- ers 3,4g Prom Server 2g Student Council 2,3. ROBERT AUSTREIM - What is so rare asadayin school when i can be else- where? FEA l,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2. l PA'l'RIClA ALBERT - Let tomorrow take care ofitselff' FHA 1,2g GAA 1,29 Pep Club 1.2. VALERIE ANDERSON - Eyes that sparkle and a smile of beauty. FHA l,2g GAA l,2,3,-15 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. 2 'V' O LEON BAYE - He'sgotthe get up and go that's got up and went. Housing Committee 3,49 Pep Club 1.2. DONALD BEARD - Some think the world was ma de for fun and frolic - and so do I. Pep Club 1.2. T IHOM.-XS BLNGL - l'm ricli, lsweep l,Cllilty'S. B3llLl1,i,fIg Pcpiiziud 1,2, Q33 Choir 43 Coyote ou the Air 43 lfootball 33 Gymnasics 233 Modern- nairesal. PHYLISS BLRG - Bewitched, bother- 'X ed, and bewildered. GAA 23 Pep , Club 1,2533 l'eacher's Secretary-1. 1 -jg ,f I I liee ' 7-AT CAROLYN BJERKE - Do I worry? F HA 1,2,33 GAA 1,2,3,43 Pep Club I, 2,3,4. KEITH BJERKE - The heartofa clown and never a frown. Pep Club 1.2. ,Wh ff? rl '7J.'..'T3' 52,1 go 'JZ Igdwf if -fwfi f MARILYN BOOKI2 - Short in stature, but big, in heart. Band 3,43 GAA 1, 88 2,3343 Howl 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,43 ' tary 4. 'C 'fy f Student Council 43 Teacher's Secre- GLADYS BOTTEN - Let the rest of the world go by. DE Club 43 FHA 1, 233,43 GAA 12,3343 Howl 33 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. ug ROGER BREEZLEY - Me and my Ply- mouth3 gotno worries, got no cares. Band 1,213.43 Pep Band 23,43 Choir 1,2,3,43 Coyoteen Orchestra 43 Pep Club 1.2. JUDY CARLSON - Once you get to know her you'll always like her. Choir 23 FHA 1,2,43 GAA 1,2,3,-lp Pep C lub 1,2,Z3,43 Playmakers 3,43 Librarian 3. is J BILL CARTER - Save your Confed- erate money,boys,the South shall rise again. DE Club 4g Pep Club 1,2. VINC EN l' CARTWRIGHT - Sorry girls, I'm taken. Pep Club 1.2. 'Q' A 'J HERBERT CORNELL - l may not say much, but I think it. ROBERT CROOK - Time waits for no one,noteven me. All State Band 25 All State Orchestra 35 Band 1,2,3,4g Boys State 25 Homecoming Escort 4g Pep Club l,2, SHIRLEY CULKINS 3-. .....lt'sas simple as that! FHA 1,2g GAA 1.2, 3,43 Librarian 33 Pep Club 1,2,3,4. SHARON DAVIES - She seldom ob- jects and never offends. FHA 1,25 FTA 35 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Teacher's Secretary 4. HARDIS CHANCHUCK - Much is done, but little is known. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Spanish Club 3.4. ALLAN CHAPMAN - My Senior year is really past, I'Ve finally reached my goal .... at last. DE Club 4. E?- DA VID ERICKSON - He turns the prettiest shade ofred when he blushes. Pep Club 25 Spanish Club 3,4. JAMES ERICKSON - .-'xnyhody know any jokes? Pep Club 1,25 Stsdent Manager 3,-1. l' - f a fin!! 4: .5 tw ll it Q51 FAROLI: FARROH When she talks she makes us weak, for when she talks she talks a week. Cheerleader 1.2, 3,43 FHA 1,25 GAA 1,2,3,45 PepClub 1.2.3,-15 Playmakers3,-15 Prom Server 25 Howl 34. MICHAEL ELATLEY - A good line is the shortest distance between two dates. Band 45 Pep Band 45 Choir -15 Pep Club 2. f 5 I -. 'gg .T 5 X xx ' l j ' 'Su--Q U 4? 'A BEVERLY VUDGE - lt'S 3 big, wide. wonderful world, Band 1,2.3,-15 Pep Band 1,2,3,-15 DE Club 45 FHA 15 LTA 43 GAA1,-4. 'Q YVONNE GAUTHIER- Ifsmiles were miles --- she'd travel far. Band 1, 2,l3,-15 Bookstore 2,35 Choir 1,2,3,45 Coyote 3,45 GAA 1,213.45 Howl 3,45 PepClub1,2,3,-15 PepBand3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Student Council 2,4. MARCIA GOODRICH - Hersweetdis- position is hard to beat. Band 15 Choir lg Pep Club 1.2. ' ' HELEN GREUTMAN - Her imagina- tion works overtime. Choir 1.2.3,-15 GAA 2,3,45 Girls State 3g FHA 1,2, 3,45 Howl3,45 Modernnaires45 Play- makers3,45 QuillandScroll3,45 Pep Club 2,3,4g Senior Girl's Sextet 45 Student Council 4. 25 155- LOREN HAGEN - He aims high and alwaysliitsthemarkf' Band 3,43 Pep Band :3,4g Choir 3,-lg Coyote 3,43 Stare Fair 3g Pep Club 1.2. GAILEN HALVORSON - Mirror, mir- ror on the wall, who is the fairest of us all -- and why am l? Choir 3,43 Coyote 3g Coyote on the Air Howl 35 Moderunaires3,4g PepClub 25 Quar- tet 3,--1. fl' W i' W.. 4 - win MARJORIE HALVORSON - A penny foryourthoughtsf' Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 3,45 Choir 1,'2,3,4g FHA 1,25 A GAA 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1.2,4g Play- 'EQQ ghus makers 4g Senior Girls Sextet 4. M' JEROME HANSON - You canw win . ' r with women! ! ! Pep Club 1,25 Bas- Q I ketball 1. ' V ' r ARLENE HARSTAD - Just looking. DE Club 4g Pep Club 1.2.3. 'wg JANE HAUGE - Did I hear someone sayb-o-y-s? GAA 1,2,3,4g PepClub 1,2,3,4. 9. 3 C l S-af T it JANETTE HAUGEN - Ne're lucky to have you. FHA 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1. iZ,3,4g Teacher's Secretary 4. NORAL H A UG E N - The teachers think that l am sweet -- they always put me inthe front row seat Basket- balllg Choir 25 Football1.2,3,4g ln- tramural 2,35 Pep Club 1. f'-1 .Lp 1' X'lX'l.fiNllLlfl'l.Ll INLQLR - She'su.1iet. get .ind :iit-e to know. lllfl l,ig lldlnlvl.-lj lepl,l.in l,-,,l,,1, Quill l 1 .,.,1. ,.f-.,- .iriu wt .wil 1, spanish t,l.i.-, ,i,,,. ANNL l' ll lll.l.Li li - Never say more than is necessary. Band 1,25 Choir l.fg iillfr l,Qg GLX 253,-lg llep Club 'I eacher's Sepretari: 4. '9'5 -9 U- MARILYN lllfNDlllCi4SON - llel' ey' 'S J. are her fortune. FHA Q4 GMX 453' Pep Club Ig Gfifi 2,35 Pep Club ig Q' 'l'eacher's Secretary 4. K .01 x lxl.XRlLYN IIICKS - Hers are the smilesthatmahe you happy. Coyote on the Air 4 C 1oirl2,:5,4g VHA lg GA-X1,2,T3,4g llowltj ,4g Moderiinaires 4g Pep C11 nb l,2,.l,fl, 16 . Q- 'Bu ,I V! 1' MARLISS HICKS - l'll talk ---- you listen. Choir 1,2,3,-lg Coyote 45 GAA 1,2,3,-ig llowl 3,-ig Modern- naires 45 Pep Club 12.3.41 Spanish Club -lg Student Council 4, CAROL HILLING - She's rich ---- a heart of gold and a million dollar smile. Coyote onthe Air 3,43 Choir 1,2,3,-ig FHA lg GAA 1,2,3,-lg Home- coming Que en 4g Modernnaires 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 3. fi' HI n LINDA HOLLAND - A happy girl is always accepted. FHA 2,3,4. DONALD HUDSON - Bait the hook well -- this fish will bite. DE Club 4: Housing Committee 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2g State Fair. JOANN HUGHES - Her winning smile has wonhermany friends. Choir 1,2,3,4g FHA 23 Pep Club 2,3,-1. AVIS HUNTLEY - Sugar and spiceg all the things nice. GAA 2,33 Pep Club 1,2,4. ROBERT JACOBS - All the world loves a loverg Ilove me too. Football 1.2.3 ,4g Pep Club 1,2g Playmakers 35 State Fair 3. NORMAN JELLUM - l was cut out to be an angel, but someone ran away with the pat- tern. Basketba1ll,2,3,4g Escort 4g Student Council 1,3,4g State Fair 3. ALICE JOHNSON - As sweet a personality asanyonecould want. FHA lg GAA 1,145 Pep Club 1,2. MAYVAJEAN JOHNSON - Good natured witha likeable air. Choir 1,2,3,4g FHA 2, 3g Modernnaires 43 Senior Girls Sextet 4. -59' 'r 4. 2. DUANE HUSS - I'm on the brink of a great career --- somebody push me in. Basket ball 3g FFA 1,2,3g Football 25 Pep Club 1 JAMES HVAL- Women are his speciality DE Club4g HousingCommittee 1,2 3 4 Pep Club 1,2g Student Council 4. ky J, 'kt +ve 4 I li N? .Miya- CLAIRE ANN KINSILER- lmay look guilty but I'm not, I'm innocent! Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Coyote 3,45 Choirl,2,3,4g Ctryoteen Council 2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2,I3,4g Playmakers 3,-1. STANLEY KITTLISON - He is gen- tleg he is shyg but there is mischief in his eye. FFA 1.2.8,-1. 'ce 13 Q5- v I ll I f ,. af' I ve-.b '7 KAREN! KLINE Dates are my fav- orite fruit. Choir1,2,3,4g Coyote 45 GAA 1,2,3,4g Homecoming Attendant -lg Modernnaires4g Pep Club 1.2.3,-lg Playmakers 3,-1. DENNIS LARSON - Allgreat men are dying --- I feel fine! Basketball Manager3g FFA lg Football2,3g Pep Club 1,2g Track 2,3. Y .xg if P -gb ll 2 14:5 29 MILTON LINDVIG - Wait until next year, NEIL LUNDBY - Late hours aren't good for one -- but they're alright for two. FFA 1,2g Pep Club 23 Play- makers 3.4, it has its possibilities. KENNETH LEOM - Life would be per- fect without work. FFA 2,3,-lg Pep Club 1,2. LEROY LIES - Cleveland ---- well, Us 117 un? 'Q GARY MCMACHEN- Girls may be a puzz1e,bntl'venevergiven them up. Band2,3,45 Baskethalll,2,3,45 Foot- ball l,2,3,-15 Jr. Class Play 3. ELVIRA MASON - Here's one redhead WITHOUT a temper! J e SHILRLEY MOE - Heaven will protect the working girl. FHA 15 GAA 1,2. 35 Pep Club lg Teacher's Secretary 4. JAMES MOLINE - l'm the loudest sound in the band! Band 1,2,3,45 CoyoteenCouncil1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3, 45 FFA l,2,3,45 Stage Committee 2, 3,45 Student Council 253,45 Trom- DONNA MATHEWS - To speak only whenspokento would make life dull. Choir '25 Coyote 3,45 FHA 1.23.45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Howl 3,45 Pep Club 1, 23,45 Student Council 2. GARVIN MENGEL- l'm not lazy . . . just tired. Pep Club 1,2. 'Q bone Trio. NAN MORROW - You're so under- standing. Choir 1,2,I3,45 Coyote 85 GAA 1,2,3,45 Girls Trio 45 Home- coming Attendant 45 Pep Club 1,2,3. AUDREY MOYZIS - Always stay as sweet as you are. 45 , 'FL K .c.. ,Q a - 31 RICH,-XRD NLSS - Gni1nL nij. 'w81'??? Football 2,f3g Flayriialuers 21,45 Track 3 45 lransfer from Fai't1oHiu,hI5. THOMAS NL.'.LLL - ln his own may he makes friends that stay. Boys Stateig Choirfg Dli Cl'1h4g Housing, Conirnittee ,lg Pep Clxib 1,2g Play- makers 53,45 Projcctioiiist 23.4. M.. . ,..,. 'Fw A D A R R E L L NJOS - The shy guy of 5. Williston High. FFA 1.2. GERD NORD - Friendliness is her nl, 3 special raiemy' GAA 2,:s,4, Debate ' 3,-Lg Pep Club 1,25 Playmakers 43 X Spanish Club 3,4. - ., .ia , , -4 .75 - -. ' 1 I 1 x . '?.. 1 ,aff , t ' sf' 1 N I N.. p , 5 1 N1 , 'r f 4 S g M o 1 i 4 I 6,3214 J Q 11 6 u 1 K -, tr Qi . .. vdf Qs 'S ,ft 4:7 , V ' , Pep Cbllib BEN NORDLLL - l, too, was born. l think it was a very happy incident. Band 1 ,2,f5,4g Baskerba1l2,3,4g Choir 45 Football 2,3,4. CAROLE OLSON - She has the rare ability to please almost everybody. Band 3,45 Pep Band -lg FHA 1.2.3,-lg GAA 3,43 Howl 3,-lg Pep Club 1. MITCHELL ONAN - Life is one big, party. Pep Club 1,25 Escort 4. B.ftRBR.k PLRLLNFIEN - Leave her the way she is ..... we like her that way, Cheerleader 45 Choir 253,45 FHA 0- GAA 253,43 Modernnaires 43 N A I DELMA ROCKNEY - It's nice to be natural when one is naturally nice. GAA 1,25 Pep Club 2.3. DENNIS ROCKNEY - I may do some- thing sensational yet. Pep Club 2, Prom Server 2. 1 X f' KG' -of JUANA PETERSON- Welovethesun- shine of your smile. FHA 1,2g GAA 1. PETER PETERSON - Don't letmyin- nocent look fool you. Band l,2,3,4g Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Gymnastics 3.4. ln ii!! if BEVERLY SANDAKER - Her manner is modest withoutbeingshyf' DE Club 4, FHA l,2,3g GAA 1,2,4g Pep Club 2.3.4. MILNOR SANDRY - Personality with a capital P. Choir 3,43 FFA 1,2,3, 4, Homecoming Escort 45 Housing Committee 1 ,2,3,4g Howl3, Modern- naires 3 ,4g Projectionist 4, Stage Committee2,3,4, State Fair 3, Stu- dent Council 2,3,4. 'ff IEANNE POSEY - Make mine MEN. FHA lg GAA 1,2,3,4g Pep Club l,2, 3,4g Playmakers 3,45 Prom Server 23 State Fair 3. ROBERT REED - l was a Boy Scout until I was 16, then I became a Girl Scout. Basketball1,2,3, Homecom- ing Escort 4, Pep Club 1,29 Prom Server 2, Wrestling 2,3. 'f' if Q9 fidfwlt th LAVERNE S A N D V I K - A friendly person liked by all and a person who seemsto like all. PATRICIA SCHU- MACHER- The more I see of boys-- the better I like dogs. - FHA 1: Pep Club 1.2. Qs.- YQ -R frm- ,fs X 123' 4 l ELAINE KAY SKAVANGER- A quiet girl, but quite a girl. - Band 3,4: Choir l,2.3,4: Coyote 4: GAA 1,2,3, 4: Girls State 3: FTA 3,4: Howl 3,4: Modernnaires 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4. S HARON SLET- TING - Cute as a picture but she's already claimed. - Choir 2,3.4: GA A 2.3,4: FHA 2,3.4: Modernnaires 4: Pep Club2,3,4:Playmakers 3,4: Prom Server 2: Senior Gir1's Sextet 4. I L5 IS' N, ,, 4 .gs 5 JOAN SMITH - 'She puts her worries in a pocket with a hole in it. DE Club 4: F H A 1: Pep Club 1,2,3. GLADYS STANNARD - l agree with no man's opinion because I HATE MEN! - Band 1.2,3,4: Pep Band 3,4: Choir 1.2.3,4: Coyote 4: Coyoteen Council 4: FHA 1.2,3.4: GAA l,2,3, 4: Girls State 3:Howl 4:Modernnaires 4: Pep Club 1.2,4: Playmakers 4: Senior Girls Sextet 4: Spanish Club 4: State Fair 3: Teachers Secretary 4. if . . rf y ' 33 MAVIS STENEHJEM - This is my motto, chorus, and song: never do right when its safe to do wrong. - Choir 2,3,4:FHA 1:GAA 2,3,4: Howl 3,4: Pep Club1.2,3,4: Annual Staff 4. ROBERT STEPANEK - When I feel like exercising I lie down till it goes away. - FFA 1,2,3.4. My , . L.. ,FP KAREN STEVENS - My mama done told me--now what was it she said? Band l,2,3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Choir l,2.3,43 Clarinet Quartet 2,3,43 GAA l.2.3,43 Girls State 3: Homecoming Attendant 43 Pep Club l,2,3,43Senior Girls Sextet 43 Student Council 1,3p Teacher's Secretary 4. LARRY STE- WART - You gotta be a football hero. - Football 43 Housing Com- mittee 3.43 Pep Club 1.2. AONE STORSETH - I don't blush--- not much. - F H A 1,23 GAA 13 Pep Club 1,2,3. SHIRLEY STRAND - Now you take boys .... no,I'llrake them. Cheerleader 3,43 FHA 15 GAA l.2,3, 43 Howl 3,43 Pep Club 1.2,3,4: Play- makers 3,4. LLOYD TETRAULT - I used to be a woman hater ---- but the Bible says, 'Love thine enemies'. - Basketball 1,23 Football 1,22 Pep Club 1,2. DONNA THON - Laugh and the world laughs with you. - FHA l.2.3,4: GA A 2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,43 Teacher's Secretary 4. GEORGIA TIMMERECK - Her per- sonality doesn't walk, it dances. - Choir 23 GAA 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 1,2, 3,41 Playmakers 4. JOAN TREIDER - She'll argue her way out of heaven just for the pleasure of arguing her way back. - Choir 2,3,43 Coyote 3, 4gFHA 1,2,3,4: GAA 1,2,3,41 Howl 3, 43 Pep Club 1,2,3.43 Prom Server 23 Student Council 2,43 Teachers Sec- retary 4. Us KAREN VOSS - She'sgot personality and poise all rolled up into one. Coyote on the Air 4g FHA 2,3,4p GAA 2,3,4g Howl 45 Playmakers 3.4: Prom Server2gStudentCouncil4. LAVON- NE WEGLEY - Sweet and simple with such cute little dimples. - Choir 1, 2pDEClub 4: FHA I,2: GAA 1.2: Pep Club 1.2. HELEN WERSLAND - Gentle, perhaps shy, buta true friend to all who know her. - Pep Club 1,2g Spanish Club 3. CHERYL WESTCOTT - S he loves art ...... who's Art? - Choir 1: Howl 3,4g Pep Club 1. E5 'A 25- ki C9 DALE WILLIAMSON - Tall, dark, and brainy. - Choir 4: Basketball 1. 2,3,4gCoyote 35 Football 4g Pep Club 1: Playmakers 3,4g Spanish Club 3,45 Student Council 2.3.4. 35 --uf CAROL WICKUM - She has a smile for everyone. - FHA 1. Pep Club l,2. ROBERTA WILKINSON - The magic in her eyes. - Band 1,2,3,4g Choir 3, 4: Coyote 4: FHA 1,2,3,4p GAA 1,2, 3,45 Girls State 3: Howl 33 Pep Band 45 Pep Club l,2,3,4g Playmakers 4: Spanish Club 3,4p Student Council 4. Not Pictured LAURA ALLARD LOUISE CHORNE DUANE HIMLER NNOVAS S. nl 'Y'-up if A . 4 ,v Xa v V if TQ' all fegegsa, AQ Carol Aas Josephine Albert Danette Anderson Sheila Anderson Marlene Bogar ,G f r A C W ., :fi 'N Kay Andrews Roger Bakke Marilyn Barrels Claudia Braaten Gloria Breen Gary Brown Jacquelyn Brown .j,,M. f ,, Jw X Mfr q, c tr' K s 1? WWE' , 2:9-' I l 5' 'L ai i ,t !'l -:X of f' F267 Roberta Beard ' ' yu 7 Allen Bervig -' 11 ,P . O V . IA rf gif ? , y Jean Bjerke Elgin Burns Velva Butterfield Clara Carr , Jack Clark N, . Deanna Clauson ,,,,, Allan Covlin ,B Diane Cartwright CSV t 5 x --Q 19 'D 4 e- 'Pi J' TT T' ,f-ze: ix f '9 'O .2 5' Bill Ferren Ross Frederickson -' X lg- i Darlene Gafkjen Marlene Gafkjen Vivian Gibbins Gary Gould Franklin Glimm Darlene Grasser Dorothy Grimsrvedt Lois Gubrud Dennis Halvorson X . 1 Gail Hammack Q ,V Glen Hanson l .-,, li Thomas Havig X rf D Carol Hedlund ' Joan Harstad 07 Sharon Helland i ' ff:-:xv Juanita Dickey Dianne Diederick JoAnn Dobson Bill Elliott Shirley Glimm 9? fm - rs:-in 'R ik of 5 'R' W:-lv 1 A6 -.51 Janice Iverson Sylvia Jensen Edwina Johnson Eva Clarre Korsmo Mary Lou Johnson Donald Krogh Karen Krohn Janet K11'bY Jerome Langseth Bette Lee ,p-.. fob. no M nb if ly? ASQ! ff 0 'kt argaret Lee Sally Lees I ,Q Q' V 1 i ,1- 1 --f ' -1 'Gm- if A1 ,,1-Q, NJ. Linda Mawhinney Carol Mockel Marlene Mockel Dale Moldenhouer 1 . f 4. Y X PO.: . 'O ,Q . Jack Morgan P Gerald Moss 4-'-T'-P' A ' Donna Munson N? . is XX , ' X W ' X. 1 4--P' . ., , - xr I T X V X 1' L X 1 X 1 1 48 K '- ' , k . A igifmelggson N O - N X Patsy Nelson Sh' l N 1 Mary Ann Nelson warg 513150: Dale Olson Karen Olson Vernon Oyloe Floyd Price Darlene Nygard Patricia Oien Ann Olson . hr! 'P as 5+-Z Orlys Ness Darlene Nice V. i fa ,Q if -4 K , U a I Ear Dorothy Rabe Beverly Reichelt Aone Sandaker Myron Sather Mylo Sather Sharon Schmidt Darrel Severson NOT PICTURED Bonita Albrecht John Calvert LeRoy Christensen Beverly Ellingson Dennis Ferrell Jerry Goeson Arlene Hagen James Holmes Harold Hughes Dolly Johnson Willis McKenzie Larry Mockel Ronald Pettis J 4' 4' . ' Q Karen Smith ff ,z 71 Larrie Smith gif-v J gi.: ' 5.3 j. ff 'f '? T , at ' 9 BV 5 W-fs no X, 'Isa W1 ff ., ff Barbara Short Louise Simonson Daisy Sowitch Darlene Sowitch Robert Stewart Wi x93 'bl 5: U75 ' f'd Yr,- VOS Mary Velline William White Robert Williamson Harr Wisdom Qi? ' 59, ,E - ., -M 5 2' XQQ.-S3 James Tri Roy Trogstad l ,, fly' will ? Q4 A ur. AM fly-M1 illlfglglf Marlyn W b Eugene Wegley Alton Sundby Donna Sundet Shirley Tesdal Martha Thompson T? Lois Thune Ilene Tofte Kay Treider NOT PICTURED Nyla Ritzow Sylvan Sandaker Gloria Sas se JoAnn Schmidt Robert Schmiginske Harvey Siller David Soiseth Byron Stein Larry Swenson Janice Syverson Dale Wagenman Albert Whittier Ivan Zacrep C'-7 0 Y Mary Ann Young Y bf ix fr' l Ellen Aal Monty Aas Jack Anderson Arlene Arnt .R Curtiss Bakke Darlene Barkie Louise Barkie rffl! U '01 l--df -If' Y ni A'-1' -5,4 I Nancy Barnard Albert Bartlett can Bartels y rm I- 'n- 'vw -f 1-dv 1 iz' Dave .Bean Howard Bartels Denms Benth Jo Ann Bethke Edna Botten '1- ? -AP- Jeanette Botten Audrey Boyce Theo Boyce Y sa 'T Vonda Kay Bradbury Vivian Bradshaw Edwin Brekke Joyce Brevik , 19, W i Myrdith Flatley Bryce Fossum 3 Pat Dolan Sharon Elliott Scott Engmann Janice Furstad Diana Goar Douglas Gordon Carole Greer ,rm-fffv V - Larry Hamilton Rosella Hayden Jeanine Hayward Pat Hodgson 3 WWK45 A Sarah Hopgood Keith Hovland Rae Hudson Melva Johnson Angela Kelly Mae Kemmer L 1 W fi 'U' '-4 Ted Kline Sharon Kettelhut Kenneth Kline Linda Landes Cora Lee Kirby Lonnie Kitrelson 43 14:7 Bill Lee Gene Lewis .22 Deloris Locken David Long Donna Long fv- T' LaVerna Ludington Jean Maclvlaster Sharon Martin r Dm, Horace Mason it, 1 Q Nancy Meek Agnes Moe Roger Montgomery Jerry Nelson Fern NMS wiuis Nelson Alan Nordell Kenneth Norgaard fem' Affl 2' Carole Mathers Laurie Matzke Delbert McCoy Rita McCrory Darlene Nehring N t Q ,f A 'J A , ' :M if , 2, . fr 5 in ' yr 'ar-Q i Marlene Pownell Duane Rabbe Mary Raulston John Rosell NOT PICTURED Manfred Breen John Colby Dick Culkins Robert Domrese John Foster James Goligoski Glenda Greer Lynda Greer Rosella. Guderjahn Raymond Hanson Ray I-Iaroldson Leland Lowe Jerome Lund John Lund -,X YY? if Marilyn Ritzow Gary Roed Christine Salo fir' I, 1 Barbara Simonson Dianne Sinex 1 .i Kate Schumacher James Sevde Carole Smith June Smith Ronald Smith . ra' NCT? .-ne Sandra Smith Kayleen Stedman Tommy Stenehjem Evelyn Stensos ii 60 X N-... ' 5. -'I Leora Wiseman Avis Wright Timothy Young Leo Zemliska - Mary Trimble Jane Vizina Tom Wegley Verona Wegley Richard Winden 4' Elaine Theodos Sharon Thon Jeanette Trefz Don Stewart Marilyn Stockman John Studsrud Gene Tetrault NOT PICTURED Robert Martin Peder Moe Wayne Myhre Lavon Nelson Kenneth Olson Lorene Olson Shirley Pautzke John Peterson Steve Schmidt Dorothy Shellum Avon Swanson Susan Webster Deanna Weer Shirley White Leslie Walling Bernard Webb if Fr 'C7' 'Gs Allen Allard Charles Allison John Alvstad Mary Andrews Jerry Berger Garnet Baker Donna Barkie Merril Benth Grace Birkeland Wayne Borsheim James Boyce Loren Boyce Bonita Braaten Loren Benth Linda Braaten Shirley Brevik Patty Briggs Phylis Broe af' ,mf ? ' Pat Carter Marlene Cartier Pat Christian Sandra Coates Geraldine Brothers Peggy Brown Bill Burdick Arlis Carr Annette Erickson Dennis Folven Myrna Forsberg Patty Gauthier Dennis Delaney Bob Dillon Ronald Erdmann Sharon Dahl Jackie Davidson Jean Dahl Marlys Gibbins Marie Green Loren Hagge Lyle Hamann James Hatlelid K 6' in Larry Hanson Lucille Hanson Mary Hanson Robert Haugen Veronica Hayden 105 .f who K, L' in ' .rag 1 A 1 1,5 , 1 - , 1 Q f Mary Hegseth Sharon Helstad Robert Hicks Bonita Harstad Bill Hindrichsen Ronald Hoff Dennis Hoffelt Sarah Holdren X -.1 A 5 ,K , 9' ff' J' 1 '1 i-.0 J 'g Karen Korsmo Georgia Krieger Phyllis Kvalheim in PRA Richard Hughes av- Lauren Ike Thomas lrgens ' Joyce Iverson -in Kenyon Iverson Joyce Jensen David Jarland Helen Kluken Carol Knutson ' ,.Lf,.lN elf Terry Kaiser karl 'S' 1 'WTS' vi 5 Arne Leom Wayne Loe Janet Long Robert Lundstrom Jean Mason Shirley Lysgaard Sharon Mark Fred Martin Joyce McNary Jean Miller Joy Miller Phyliss Mockel Roman Moorhead fl Paul Martin Robert Nelson William Nelson Deanna Neubauer Bonny Njos ful K9 1 - Patty Owan Jill Pribbernow Kathleen Purdy Carol Ramsay Darrell Reed Marilyn Pautzke Larry Peterson Donna Pitman KK 'ff -1' Doris Olson Edith Olson Marise Olson Georgia Paulson Bud Paulson All Paul Oien Brenda Oland Edith Olness Bonnie Olson Jeanette Parker Arden Rossland Gene Roth Lowell Sandvik Thomas Schmidt wg, E Karen Schmidt A Jacob Seel 5 ,I Joanne Seel n il ag' NUT PICTURED .Q F J John Auten Rita Coley Lanny Culkins Lowell Davis Douglas Ellingson Lowell Ellingson Ronald Fjelstad Sanford Foster George Franke Lester Frederickson Keith French Robert Guderjohn Duane Haney Michael Harris Dorothy Hirnler Raymond Howen Ralph Howen Me rwin Huntley Robert Sm ith 36 nv Ellen Sorenson Gary Sprenger Freddie Lawrence may F A50 Donna Skaare Eva Stiehl Jeanine Strand Richard Stutsrud Gary Sukut Donna Sundby Janice Sundet Gary Swanson Dale Theige NOT PICTURED Mary Huseby Gordon Johnson Wayne Johnson Duran Kohn Lyle Langseth George Mandrick Gary Markell Vernon Mead Gerald Miller Sidney Nice Norris Olson Claire Onstad James Rosell Donalda Scott Robert Severson James Stuen Merle Willard Bill Worden Dennis Vance ACTIVITIES STUDE T COUNCIL A 2 3 2 l S , . , ' Q i if Q r i Q' f i Q i 6 Row 1: Franklin Glimm, Bobby Lou Wilkinson, Yvonne Gauthier, Dennis Halvorson, Row 2: Bill Lees, Jim Stockman, Jim Moline, Shirley Tesdal, Joan Treider, Jim Hval, Marilyn Booke, Sarah Hopgood Milnor Sandry, Row 3: Mary Ann Nelson, Ellen Lynch, Marliss Hicks, Norman Jellum, Dale Williamson: David Erickson, Richard Winden, Jim Sevde, Row 4: Ray Haroldson, Helen Greurman, Karen Krohn, Karen Voss, Nancy Barnard, Don Hudson. 64 'Ii.4.. -H-up 1 Students make use of Bulletin Board - - they read Student Council minutes, party posters, honor roll list, and other announcements of interest. Jim Moline, parliamenrariang Dale Williamson sergeant-at-arms, Bill Lees, vice-president Xlarliss Hicks, secretaryg Shirley Tesdal, treasurer. qv- Q- V' All 00 IN ,ff -v' Student Council president, Milnor Sandry, and advisor, Mr. Mark, are on their way to the National Student Council Convention in Pennsylvania. 65 'Q Ma. fa I I I l r A. Fd 1 Co-Editors Asst . . Classes . . Asst . . Activities Asst . . School Life . . Asst . . Sports. . . Art .... . . Yvonne Gauthier Marliss Hicks ......Clara Carr . . . Gladys Stannard Donna Mathews Judy Carlson Mary Claire Mattson . . . . . .Kay Skavangcr Sharon Sletting Roberta Wilkinson . . . . .Karen Olson Mary Ann Nelson . . Betty Jo Arnegard . . . Dorothy Rabe . . . . Donald Hudson . . . . .Karen Kline Claire Ann Kinstlcr Photography . . . Robert Lundstrorn Lowell Sandvik Business Mgr . . . . . Loren Hagen Asst ......... Robert Strand Faculty Advisor . . Miss McKecknie COYOTE -J li ' L Editor-in-Chief. .Helen Greutman Associate Editor . .Cheryl Westcott Sports Editors ...... Ellen Lynch Don Hudson Columnists . . Joan Treider, Karen Voss, Gladys Stannard Mavis Stenehjem, Donna Mathews Reporters ........ Carole Farroh Kay Skavanger Business Mgr ..... Marilyn Booke Advertising ...... Marliss Hicks Yvonne Gauthier Circulation Mgr .... Carole Olson Subscription Mgr ....... Vivian l-leffelfinger Exchange Editor . . . Shirley Strand Files Editor ......... Pat Oien Art Editor ...... Cheryl Westcott Photographer. . . Robert Lundstrom Advisor .......... Mr. Ziegler COYOTE HOWL 2 if l I vw 1 I '71 SH Row 1: Jean Posey, Lois Gubrud, Sally Lees, Sharon Helland, Ellen Lynch, lilsic Johnson, Janet Kirby, Pat Oien, Kay Treider, Mary Ann Nelson. Row 2: Georgia Timmerick, Karen Voss, lxlargiaret Lee, Marjorie Halvorson, Sharon Sletting, Betty Jo Arnegard, Helen Greutman, Jean lvlalilen, Louise Siizionson, Carole Farroh. Row 3: Karen Kline, Claire Ann Kinstler, Gladys Stannard, Gerd Nord, Roberta Wilkinson, Carol Mockel, Dianne Diederick, Judy Carlson, Dorothy Rabe. Row 4: Loren Hagen, Tom Newell, Dick Ness, Terry Flatley, Dale Williamson, Neil Lundby, Shirley Tesdal, Carol Aas, John Albers, Shirley Strand. PLAYMAKERS John Albers President Mrs. Ertresvaag Advisor s 4 Sharon Sletting, secretaryg Dick Ness, . vice-president, Claire Ann Kinstler, :V treasurer. ' ff' ,f , I X r t A , W , 1, . ll it-f 9 f yJ3b.,.T? 'U' X Q -I ll ': 754 NG v X I uflilx r.. l r Row 1: loan Sznitli, june ilaugc, La Voune Wegley, Gladys Botten, Beverly Fudge, Arlene l-larstad, Beverly Sdiitlrilxer. Row Q: Dontild Hudson, Bill Carter, Tom Newell, Jini lloxal, Vincent Cartwright, Allen Chap- uiuu. D. E. CL B DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION if Mr, Ziebeck Advisor Donald Hudson President K Gla d y s Botten, secretaryg Beverly Fudge, tre a su re rg Alan Chapman, vice-president, Bill Carter, reporter, Jim Hval, Student Council represent- ative, l Director Carol Hilling Advisor Mr. Swenson COYOTE O THE AIR Row 1: Dee Ann Nelson, Sally Lees, Marilyn Hicks, Carol Hilling, Gailen Halverson. Row 2: Tom Benge, Rita Kay Abel, Karen Voss, Shirley Tesdal, Ron Petris. Row 3: Norman Iellum, Roger Breezley, David Erickson. Advisor Mr. Ziegler President Vivian Heffelfinger Q ILL A D SCROLL Kay Skavanger, Donald Hudson, vice-presidentg Helen Greutman, Yvonne Gauthier, secretary-treasurer Vivian Heffelfinger, president. 'Q Sf' Ufn --QjfN 1.3f1'i'bf'l'n H 'Aff lv s. Row 1: L. Thune, K. Smith, S. Anderson, A. Sandaker, L. Mawhinney, L. Gubrud, M. Mattson, K. Olson S.G1imm, J. Kirby, L, Matzke, G.Stannard, R. Wilkinson, N. Meek. Row 2: D. Thon, O.Ness,M.Bartels E. Korsmo, A. Storseth, S. Herreid, C. Hedlund, D. Houle, B. Hodgson, J. Mahlen, D. Deiderich, D Munson, J. Brevik, N. Barnard. Row 3: K. Schmumacher, B. Fugleberg, E. Botten, K. Landes, M.Nelson D, Sundet, D. Rabe, J. Iverson, P. Oien, M. Webb, V. Wegley, L. Wiseman, B. Simonson, E. Olson, L Kittelson. Row 4: M. Kemmer, K. Paulson, C. Olson, E. Johnson, J. Carlson, J. Treider, D. Mathews, M Young, J. Syverson, S. Webster, F. Carlson, K. Stedman, J, Hayward, N. Pierce, S. Smith. Row 5: I Nelson, D. Anderson, D, Grimstvedt, A. Olson, C. Aas, S. Wabschall, D. Johnson, C. Wickum, S. Jenson D. Locken, L. Hjelmeland, A. Boyce, J. Bethke, D. Long. Row 6: E. Theodos, K. Andrews, B. Lee, A Wright, T. Boyce, D. Barkie, R. McCrory, L. Wagner, K. Voss, E.Stensos, A. Arnt, M. Stockman, S. Hed- lund, D , Nehring. FHA , 0 Advisor Miss Bohn President Lee Wagner Advisor Mrs. Huber President Jeanine Strand if Row 1: J. Wagenman, D. Olson, J. Davidson, S. Helstad, L. Walstad, M. Olson, S. Brevik, A. Carr, P Carter, S. Mark, J. Sundet, I. Long, Row 2: D. Thompson, D. Skaare, D. Wold, P. Briggs, M. Green, P Christian, K. Purdy, M.Pautzke, E. Olness, M.Husebye, E. Stiehl,D, Himler, Row 3: P. Broe, P. Mockel S. Coates, G. Krieger, J. Jensen, G. Baker, P. Owan, J. Ptibbernow, D. Sundby, H. Kluken, G. Birkeland L. Braaten, Row 4: D. Pitman, E. Olson, J. Iverson, P, Kvalheim, B. Oland, P. Gauthier, J. Miller,J Miller, C. Knutson, J. Seel, B. Olson, K. Korsmo, Row 5: C. Paulson, J, Strand, K. Schmidt, M. Andrews J. Dahl, D. Neubauer, D. Barkie. --...N pl Franklrn Glrmm vrce presldent Alton Sund by Sentrnel Gary Brown treasurer Robert Strand secretary Roy Troestad reporter Kenneth Leom parltamentarran Mr Mater Advrsor James Molrne Presrdent ek ROW 1 Carl Bartells Bob Stewart Kenneth Leom Mtlnor Sandry Wrllram Nelson Fred Martrn Paul Martxn Howard Bartells Davtd Bean ROW 2 Bryce Fossum Floyd Skor Robert Strand Roy Trogstad Alton Sundby Frankltn Gltmm Gary Brown Glen Hanson James Molrne Euczene Oyloe Robert Stepanek ROW 3 Gary Swanson Wayne Iwelson Charles Allrson Allen Allard Sylvan Sandaker Sanford Foster Roger Montgomery Larrre Smrth Robert Drllon Mtlton Therge ROW 4 Gary Sprenger Jerry Berger Jerome Langseth Merrrll Benrh Stanley Ktttllson Robert Austrerm Leo Zemlrska Jacob Seel Dennrs Benth John Foster Wrllts Nelson H4 Cub.. DEBATE 1 ROW 1: Bill Lees, Elsie Johnson, Mary Velline, Mary Claire Mr. Swenson Mattson. ROW 2: Horace Mason,Gerd Nord, Tom Havig, Advisor Helen Greutman. ,..r Future Teachers of America 55 4 Mr. Kessler Carole oison 3 s Advisor President ROW 1: Verona Wegley, Karen Smith, Theo Boyce, Carole Olson. ROW 2: Sharon Schmidt, Kay Skavanger, Eva Claire Korsmo, Marlene Gafkjen. ROW 3: Edwina Johnson, Dar- lene Gafkjen. T-4 COYOTEE 3 Chuck Stone Jim Moline Advisor Pre side nt meg- ROW 1: Joyce Iverson, Marilyn Booke, Lonnie Kit- tleson,Riehard Stutsrud. ROW 2: Claire Ann Kinstler, Gladys Stannard, Marlene Mockel. ROW 3: Gene Tetrault, Jim Moline, Bill Lees. I he f ,' I xv ., 2 , . . ' J lm, -. , w , 1. , . , . - V I he it gf. , .3--.f.:f .1 :.:,lQ:i g: V ' 5 . ': '.,- - 9 , J -'-Z'-:AL , 1 ' ,.... --.-Q. V . - -:-,-Q.-J Q - V -.3-fr' - ..-5-.'.-- . ,..-- 1.35. -' 5, 1.4 5 -.. 5.-,, -.SM . . ' -J-if V' ', V e v I 4 1 4 , - 5- Ji- : - - ' M , . ..'-.'- K' Hubba! Q. 'J if ,'- . ', ., 1 ',-.,-.' -ff ml nun ' 1-ss., - '- K - ,.V- f unsung ' '. 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A Saturday night party at the Coyoteen l J4- 'nv' M1 ROW l Pat Hogdson Karen Smith Carol Smith Vivian Heffelfinger Hardis Chanchuck Elsie Johnson Nancy Bar nard ROW 2 Dee Ann Nelson Jeanne Posey Darlene Sowitch John Stutsrud Karen Voss Ellen Lynch ROW 3 Bill Lees Gerd Nord Roberta Wilkinson Gladys Stannard Marliss Hicks ROW 4 Jerry Stockman Allen Bervig David Erickson Dale Williamson Jimmy Stockman Dennis Halvorson SPANISH CLUB Dave Erickson f g V 5 E - President NV' V fs 94' ' Mr. Deegan ' B Advisor if , rv it 1 Vivian Heffelfinger secretary' Karen Voss vice presidentg Bill Lees, sgt. -at-armsg Jean Posey, treasurer. H 1 ,,11L, Carol Olson, treasurerg Claire Ann Kin- st1er,sports managerg Dianne Cartwright, vice presidentgShir1ey Tesda1,secretary. 7 X Q Q ' vi' if K , sW v vv I -' , . ' Q A. i Q 7 Y W U K, I . s I ! 1 .....--.-.-.,.-f X x s 5 YQ'-VQX-f oatllll' , v I I .Q N. rm... w,,fZ iL... .-www. , X, ,,L, ,. - . W .WM A ,,, I W , 4--Q . Q. 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Ny 9 xt k -5.63 A I x 3 1 Vj ' M.-raw A 'R ' Yl x-lf. 4, to 4 ix QP 1. W, if Hg, Z Nh a-.S E Q, Aj! 9 3 - .N . Y,A. X . flax, D l . i Q' . -wtf -I S ' X 4 -sf ra, .wp ' 4 JA -Iii' .,,.-.-- .., ..,,,,. L.: ,- -Zia A A X H... RUN ln Allan Covll1.,l-Zobcrr Crool4,Kay 5kavar1ger,BcLryJo Arnugaru, Gladys Stannard. ROW 2: Roger Brcuzclcy, Myron Sarher, linda Landus, Alan Nordell, John Studstrud, Gary Borwn, DeeAnn Ixclsulr. ROW 3: Jun Scvde, Larry Hanson, Bch HZiUgCl1,,lClllll.l11lLl, Eva Clarrc liorsrno, Ronnle Half, CAIN Olson, Torn Hama, lin. 5rQckn1an,Jlrr1 Allu- llnc. ROW 4: Donna Long, licnnern Klrne, Gary klcllachcn, klr. Sywrson. A frnonh PEP CL B i OFFICERS - Ellen Lynch, vlce presidentg Marjorie Vohs, sec- retarbsleanne Posey, treasurer. .J Presrdenr Mary Ann Nelson Advlsor Nlrss Gaebe MAJURETTES - Danny Anderson and Valerie An derson. Ml CAROL AQROH B. RBARA PERLENIFIEN S IRLEY STRAND 1:7 'W ski :gf 4451 xl! PEP B IND K Y TREIDER I We E Ui A 5' M -- Q V ijt A ml- 1. -fif? 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' y A x.-' gx 'V -' - VE 1. ,, 5 xx ' '11 Eiilw GIRLS STATE X3-an During June 1955 six girls from Williston High School spent a wonderful week at Girls State Girls State was held on the Uni versity campus at Grand Forks North Dakota and vias under the direction of Mrs John Engesather Registration getting acquainted with their advisors and new during the first day After they Wert organized Gladys Stannard found herself rep resenting the city of Blu Mington Roberta Wilkinson Ninny Voo Karan Stevens Phfftville Kay Skavanger Pinkleboro Rita Kay Abel Dusty Ribosc and Helen Greutman Davis Crockettes During the week the girls had an opportunity to function as a legislative body and through this process they received a better understanding of how Government of the state is run Elections were held and officnrs vtere elected for both the Federalist and Nationalist parties Some of the highlights of the week included the Candle Lighting Ceremony and thc Governor s Reception OnSaturday night every one got into the mood of Fun Night and the Staters put on the Fl1CkLft11lRLVlCXK Graduation found all tht girls dressed in forrnals and on this occasion the girls received their Girls State pins This final event was the climax of a wonderful week together 86 ,L A Vg' 114, '-1 J ' ,, X f r l ' K f 1 M :N f , ,v l , as ' -'N' :fs 4 vN 'Y vu- I I ' ' 3 i 7 friends,and being assigned to their cities kept the girls very busy . 2 ' , ., 1 - 3 Y i f : i l 1 1 i Z y TS , A - . . , . . 0 B ' , v 7 ' ' - U I C ' x ' yu V I 7 BOYS STATE ' A group of Williston boys embarked on an exciting adventure on June 19, l955. They arrived in Fargo, North Dakota where four-hundred and thirty-two boys of the state gathered to hold a small scale state legislature. Soon after they arrived, they were divided into cities by the officials of Boys State. The schedule of activities was directed by a staff of forty men. The week's activities included participation in the many phases of governmental work. Some of these were the nomination of electorial bodies, competition for county offices between the Federalists and Nationalists,and setting up party platforms. As a part of the governmental program, the Staters were shown how the different offices functioned if they were to actually govern North Dakota As a final touch to their governmental study they elected a governor who presided over the miniature state of North Dakota On Sunday the sessions closed and a tired but better informed group of boys arrived home 8 BOOKSTORE COMMITTEE ROW 1: Vivian Gibbins, Karen Smith, Karen Stevens, Yvonne Gauthier. ROW 2: Shirley Moe, DeeAnn Nelson. STAGE ,COMMITTEE ROW 1: David Bean,CarlBartells, Mil- nor Sandry. ROW 2: James Moline,Bob Williamson, Bill Ferrell. LIBRARIANS ROW 1: Lois Thune, Valerie Anderson, Rita Kay Abel. ROW 2: Darrel Sever- son, James Tri, Steve Schmidt, Vivian Gibbins, Lee Wagner. TEACHERS' SECRETARIES ROW 1: Joan Treider, Marcia Goodrich, Shirley Moe, Cheryl Wescott, Aone Stor- seth. ROW 2: Sharon Davies, Sharon Sletting, Phyllis Berg, Juana Peterson, Mavajean Johnson, Avis I-luntly, Karen Kline. ROW 3: Annette Heller, Gladys Stannard, Marilynllicks, Marilyn l-lend - rickson, Jan H augen, Miss Connolly. ROW 4: Valerie Anderson, Donna Thon, Marilyn Booke, Karen Stevens, Nan Morrow, Carole Farroh. CUSTODIANS Pete Peterson, Oscar Pederson, Earl Ly- man. PROJECTIONISTS ROW 1: James Hatlelid, Don Halverson, Clara C arr, Dennis F olve n, Patricia Owan. ROW 2: Roger Bakke, Lyle Ha- mann, Don Hudson, Loren Hagen, Mil- nor Sandry. ROW 3: Tom lrgens, Bob Lundstrom, Harley Paulson,Tom Newell. HOUSING COMMITTEE ROW 1: Bill Carter, Donald Stewart, Bill Elliott, Gary Markell, Eugene Oyloe, john Myles. ROW 2: Donald Hudson, Roger Bakke, Leon Baye, Harvey Olson, Tom Newell. ROW 3: Tom Benge,Jack Clark, Jim Hval, jerry Moss. 'f 431 . ra- JO V 1151.4 wi . H M 'QW 5 - 1 n r I .. o I f f 's A we 6, aa' H naman ROW 1: Karen Voss, treasurer, David Erickson, president,Marilyn Booke, secretary. ROW 2: Tom Benge, sgt. at arms, Jim Erickson, vice president. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY September 8, 19520 What do you see? All 148 of us shyly seating ourselves in the auditorium seats-- yes, we were first -class Green Freshman . The highlight thatyear was our Freshman Frolic held March 20. Everybody had a swell time---seniors and juniors danced, sophomores chartered, and the freshmen held up the walls. Our officers for that year were Marilyn Hicks, president, Dale Williamson, vice president, Karen Kline, secretary, Don Hudson, treasurer, and Pete Reed, sgt. at arms. September 8, 1953-- Here we start our second year as the know it all sophomores. We find ourselves in Miss Moe 's study hall-- our know it all turned to know nothing after a couple weeks. We held our annual Sopho- more Stag on November 10. This year we elected Jim Moline, president, Marilyn Hicks, vice president, Carol Hilling, secretary, Marliss Hicks, treasurer, and Pete Reed, sgt. at arms. September 8, 1954- Here,we are already Juniors. Changes this year were hour periods instead of45 minute ones and no activity period. We had our first class play, State Fair . We took first prize with our homecoming float. The big highlight was our junior and senior banquet and prom. The theme was Blue Mirage . The water tower was repainted in the flying, loyal colors of Orange and Black. Officers were Milnor Sandry, president, Marilyn Hicks, vice president, Marilyn Booke, secretary, Don Hudson, treasurer, Roger Breezeley, sgt. at arms. September 8, l955-- This starts our last and final year in W.H.S. We are looking forward to caps and gowns, class night, and commencement. October 14, Homecoming,--prettiest Royal Court, Queen's Ball, our float takes first prize for the 4th consecutive year. Mr. Syverson composed a new school song, tournaments, class play, junior, senior banquet and prom. All this adds up to a wonderful year. 90 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS ROW l: Marlene Mockel, secretaryg Ronald Petris, treasurer. ROW 2: Lois Thune, vice presidentg Karen Krohn, presidemg Dennis Ferrell, sgt. at arms. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lonnie Kittleson, secretaryg Ray Haroldson, presidemg Leora Wiseman, rreasurerg Cora Lee Kirby, vice president. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Terry Kaiser, presidemgRona1d Erdman,vice presidemg jackie Davidson, secretaryg and Patty Gauthier, treasurer. NJ 1 TE sr 234. The senior class of '56 took first prize honors for its homecoming float pictured above. They have won first prize all four years in Williston High Their floats have been a colorful addition to every homecoming parade. Their freshman float was a miniature football field. The sophomore float featured a big football with hands of victory. In the junior year, it was a giant skunk with the slogan We'll Skunk 'Um . Claire Ann Kinstler, Pete Peterson and Loren Hagen all deserve a special word of thanks for their leadership in constructing these floats. l 'cf I ROYAL COURT ----- cscort - Norman Jclluni, attendant - Karon Kline, escort - Alilnor Statuary, attcrzuaint - Xian Nlorrow,co-captain - Bob Jacobs, escort - Mitchell Owan, Quccn - Carol Hilling, page - john Albers, co-captain - lioral Haugen,escort - Robert Reed, attendant - Betty lo Arnegaru, cscort - Robcrt Crook. attcndaiit - Kill'Cll5lCYCI1S if Y Qt t l JUNIOR CLASS FLOAT SOPHOMORE CLASS FLOAT Q HHN fi HOMECOMING CHAIRIJEIXJ - fslilnorSandry, Lo- ren Hagen, Marilyn Hicks, Donald Hudson, Rita Kay Abel, Vivian Hcffelfingcr, Karen Stevens, Carole Farrob, Gladys Srannard, Kay Skavanger, Judy Carlson, Roberta Wilkinson. FRESHMAN CLASS FLOAT 6 KAREN KMNE KAREN'STEVEN9 Ai, C' I is 41' A' in NAN MORROW M9 Dhlll Ju HKNLUAKU iw 4 Q s I If 55 X in xxx Y 7' 'KN i X f 'T x L . L 'Y Ji , ff .. 5 , ,f rv' hi ' , f v A ' - 1, W 9 ,G --wmv HNx-U-A.-n ff' P Y C' Sm ., f 5 r'j XZL rf 'f -,fI ' ,gif -1'-L- CAROL HILLIWG QM S X i -.,,. W.,- K. W, .X 1 Q 5 35' Y- .,f ' f :if AF' ,, ' .5 Mafia-iz' ' 5 '96 .QB unil- , , za- E ER SINCE E E Mrs. Clover . . . Johnny ..... Mr. Clover . . . Spud ..... Susan . . . Betsy . . . Martha . . . Cappy . . . Henry .... Lucy Belle ..... Preston ........ Football Players . . Director . ...... . Student Director . . . JUNIOR CLASS PLAY People Behind the Scenes 98 . . .Ellen Lynch . . . Ronnie Pettis . . . . Bill Lees . . . Jack Clark . . . . .Clara Carr . . . . Lois Gubrud . . . Shirley Tesdal ......JimTri . . . . . Bill Elliott . . . . . .Sally Lees LeRoy Christianson . Jerome Langseth Donald Krogh Jerry Stockman Larrie Smith . . Mrs. Ertresvaag . . . Elsie Johnson 'xsjg' 'Q ,.-32: 4' 4 x xi: RIO RICO by Senior Choir Lewis Morgan . . . Jane Morgan . . .... . . . Julia Morgan .......... . ...... . . . . .Tom Benge Mary Velline Claire Ann Kinstler Professor Amos Molecule . . . ...... Milnor Sandry Clara ............. Nan ......... Pansy Borealis . . . Jack Davis ..... Tubby Tompkins . . Bill Burton ...... The Black Spider . . . Dead-Eye ........... . . Spade Beard .............. Skittles .................. The Ghost of Christopher Strutt . . . Mrs. Frazel ............... Little Audrey ............ Grocer and Chorus Boy . . Director .......... Accompanist ...... Dance Director . . . . .Helen Gueutman . . . . .Nan Morrow . . . . Lois Gubrud . . . . Loren Hagen . Gailen Halvorson . . . .Terry Flatley . . . . Jack Clark . . . . Dick Ness . . . . Allen Bervig .......JimTri . . . Norman Iellum . . Gladys Stannard . . . .Carol Hilling . . . . . John Albers Wesley T. Westrum . . . .Rita Kay Abel . . . .Marlyn Webb The cast for Rio Rico experienced thrills of Pirate ghosts and lost treasures on Cocos Isle. The acts included such characters as Mutr neers, Mermaids and Ladies of the Gay Ninety's. 99 . i m X li, W f5? A 'Q 'Ji-ns le 1' V, .5 ' 4 fl L11 an A Q 15- h In K t li ' , 4' .A ii fi TQ 9? . '10 My ,MM .W va . 1 gy . COYOTE CAPERS Students of Williston High School let their ima inations go and etaied two ni hte of fun packed entertainment 'vlusieal beleetiohb bkits and dance Groups made up the profvram Thowe pietiiredabove- The Martins and the Coys' , The Rivals , Edgar and Freddie , ' Sisters , YouGotta he a Footballl-Iero ', and 'Ladies ofthe Mali, --are mirnbers whith will lung be reriienibered. I' K' ig, 1 , mg' F -4 GI his 44 -119 .-A-4' ' '9 . 5 . is 44f . SAJA ' f is fi Coyote Capers also featured such Williston High School entertainers as The Four Hits, Modernaires, Trombone Trio, and many others. This is an annual event which is sponsored by the Student Council as a money raising project. This year the money will go towards a foreign exchange student. The production was directed by Mr. Deegan and student direc- tors, Joan Treider and John Albers. llll gli' 'H XPTER FFA SWEETHEART Roberta Wilkinson was chosen Sweetheart by the members of the FFA. She is sporting her blue and gold FFA jacket which she was awarded at the annual Barn Dance. IOL H fi 'ik 3' so-Y' 7--qv -45 cw Q SWEETHEARTS BALL ROYALTY lnthe midst ofpuneh and gay decorations, Lonnie Kittleson and Jim Moline were crowned King and Queen ofthe Sweethearts Ball. The Sweethearts Ball is an annual event which is put on by the Canteen Council around Valentines Day. 1 1 a M. Hicks 8: T. Flatiey - Just I 3' friends??? Marliss' birthday party-- B. Wilkinson - Rubba Dub Dub C . Farroh - Rough gggnsos' L' Jenson ' and tough! u les . you have troubles too--- R. Carlson. D. Mathews, J. Syverson. J. Treider, I. Carlson - Dungaree Dolls! n N. Haugen - Aw cut it out you guys. , K , D. Halverson, W. McKen- zie.I. Iverson - Get a load of those specs! 4 D. Long 8: D. Stewart ---Help! M. Sandry 8a G. Stannard - Oh, Milnor, do-o-o-O-n't--- Kay's birthday party on a cold winter day! f fn' 'wr'- . iq . k . v 'va- ,Q ,tn .4 1' ' 3. X A5 .1 fl A A. Chapman W. McKenzie, N. Hau- gen. F. Skor - Poor Floydie! P. Gauthier L . . D. .Ness - Some catch, Dick! N. Meek M. Halverson - Si! Si! Senior V - P. Dolan - Pretty cute huh? M. Hicks, M. Hicks - Sisters N. Iellum 8: M. Books: - Ooh that lover Jelly--- L. Thune - Posen Pretty 1 Those good ole parties! ll J -1 D. Diedereck - Lazy days--- 9 . Gauthier Saddle Club Hail, Hail the gang's all here! K. Skavangcr - Ain't she sweet--- D. Ilalvorson - Boy! V 4 ls this thing heavy-- V l A A house party - Party at Diedereck's , P. Gauthier8fM. , T. Flatley - Wow!! Booke - Clowning! ' C. Kinstler 8: M. Hicks - e e Drowned Rats! M. Booke Kc B. Ame- gard--- f liz, E .. . 4:3 3' G.Halvorson-What ' M- Hicks 'gf M- D- Rabe ' Bathing M. Mochel 8aL. j,E1'ick50n -Ban ll tonies can do! jggjlffvem ' Goofm BCa'1fv--- Mawhinney - Pals ' g N. Haugen - Hi Ya Daddy I l S. Sletting - Pleasant Dreams, Sharon-- A C. Kinstler - Is that you? J. Albert - It's a date M. Stookman 8: B. Martin Mmmmmmmmmmmm! L. Wiseman - Eeeeeek!! Junior girls - Not Bad! ! I QIQQSS 41f37wMm 432 P J,,,g J f ' 'H A yt mth! K x R'-tqmxeqgf? ft, ,iff Rigs -QT ,..35 0 23 G35 P27 '4 '39 20 2 X r N ROW 1: Bob Haug,en,Richard Stutsrud, John Lund, Ray llaroldson, Bud Paulson, Robert Nelson, Gary Roed, Alan Iwo: dell, Ronnie Erdmann, Gary Webb. ROW 2: Raymond llowen, Terry Kaiser, Jerry Lund, Allen Allard, Leslie Walling Warren Lee, Bernard Webb, Bill Henricksen, Gene Roth, Keith French, Manager Jerry Nelson. ROW 3: Milton Theige Scott Engmann, Tom Schmidt, John Resell, Jack Colby, Dennis Vance, Gene Tetrault, Jim Sevde, Dennis Hoffelt Jacob Seel, Gary Sukut, Don Stewart BSQUAD Coaches McCready and Hanson Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups SEAHHQRECORD O ....... Sidney 8 .. . .. Glendive O .. .. NHnot 18 .. .. Nhnot 15 .. .. Glendive 15 . . . . sidney sXAxlAlliJ.ln'lAlnlAlul,Aiti A iiiu JW . -s . I KQ, A-,VI AMY' ' --'V, 'ttf , ff, 1 ' 4 --rollin v ,an Aga '!Qp ff ga N is ' rg, as, 'ff YT: 1-L ...M-.I T- b.. '.l' K, ac ,3,,1, P 'wr Q K n r T I we 1 -- -1' 2-'Q ' Nw, y 'sw' '1'z ' ,V wi ' I V ,. 1 K ,. 4 - -' Ke-jg' Wkgmt fl bw 1.1 lllnlfln on Plains Reporter Photo ROW 1: Myron Sather, Larrie Smith, Stanley Kittlison, Larry Stewart, Bob Jacobs, Dave Erickson, Richard Winden, Denny Ferrell. ROW 2: Coach Koppenhaver, Dennis Halvorson, Leo Zemliska, Bob Martin, David Long, Dale Wil- liamson, Ben Nordell, Allen Bervig, Coach Pederson. ROW 3: Manager Bill Lees, Bob Austreim, Floyd Price, Dick Ness, Gary McMachen, Jerry Stockman, Don Krogh, Harold Hughes. ROW 4: Manager Jim Erickson, Gary Gould, Neil Lundby, Jim Tri, Noral Haugen, Bill Lee, LeRoy Christiansen, Jim Stockman . in , ,,. SEASON RECORD 14 Williston Minot Williston Bismarck Williston Mandan Williston Rugby Williston Sidney Williston Dickinson Williston Jamestown Williston St. Mary's , , ' Bob Austreim Dave Enckson Denny Ferrell Bob Jacobs All State Larrie Smith 1 5x . x X. Dick Ness Larry Stewart Vik ' ,kbs . if Gary Mchlachen X Noral Haugen All State A Honorary Captain X W .Most Valuable Player Q' 5, ,J V. A ,inf- GaxyA Gould Dennis Halverson ',... r ii A-um Bervia X . David, I-Oni I I UMW' Ben Nordell Bob Martin Dale Williamson hm Tn f. X Neil Lundby , . X 1 xt? A4 Myron Sather LeRoy Christiansen Floyd Price Jerry Stockman Leo Zemliska BlllLee I , l 5 . l . o f x n Z Q W 4' '1 ps Y . if X 3- lt . N N . .Rfk A X ,ol is 0' 4 .32 ...jigsaw E 5 . I C A I HD V At l 'Q r g S x 'nl' V I 2 5' x .4 X.. 'CJ 'MQ lj: sd n V! E ' N fn Z 3 is 1, x4 v z ' ' rkqn-rl y' V V 'Cx E 4, sa., T A V J 'U' 591.gif-CYQQ 'NYUE' xwgyy- Qggfit r ' A 2 ' J I 3Gf -, 3 ' 2 ' Q 3 1 X 55 x ' f ' I: ' is ly l 7 ' f - 4 xi , tx W K if A L.L . 4 , r AV A , , ' Q! . sf wr, . 1 1' R' ... X ROW 1: Noral Haugen, Harold Hughes, Dennis Ferrell, Larrie Smith, Allen Bervig, Norman Jellum. ROW 2: Gary McMachen, Dave Erickson, Dale Williamson, Coach Hendrickson, Ben Nordell, Neil Lundby, Manager Jim Erickson A SQUAD Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston 64 49 SEASON'S RECORD .....................Jarnestown ................. Sidney 53 . . . .... Minot 53 . . . .... Dickinson 59 . . . .... Rugby 63 . . . .... Valley City 60 . . . .... Minot 76 . . . .... Rugby 72 . . . . . .Mandan 41 . . . . . .Bismarck 60 . . . . . .Jamestown 64. . . . . .Sidney 67 . . . . .St. Mary's 72 . . . . . .Minot 92 . . . . .Glendive 56 . . . . . .Dickinson 55 . . . . . .Bismarck 65 . . . . .Mandan 56 . .St. Mary's llT Coach Cliff Hendrickson 42 79 48 65 52 61 50 68 49 53 52 46 55 ' 61 ' 71 . ! ' 55 q 62 71 2 58 1' JI' Larrie Smith Gary McMachen Dale Williamson Noral Haugen B en Nordell , P9 Harold Hughes I 1 ... .....- -. ...usi- Denny Ferrell ' Norman Iellum Neil Lundby David Erickson Allen Bervig . I ,tml f 6' P , J , 'kv I .rx W ' 'xl M I i I U . , Q ' A pq- ur , -. .., in Q .,,,,, l ' l A xlff the f ri ll' X I fr M 4 J ' A ff t In t E' ' . Y I 4, gi, 1 v x J as ,J ff A ...at-sfo...-'Kita , '- .1 1 l 'X ROW 1: Peder Moe, Gary Thome, Gary Webb, Don Halvorsen, Delbert McMoy, Keith Hovland, Bud Paulson, ROW 2: Robert Nelson, Dennis Halvorson, Jim Resell, Keith French, David Long, Gary Markell, Bob Martin, Jacob Seel, Coach Pederson,ROW 3: Dennis Folven, Gary Swanson, Allen Allard, Milton Theige, Jim Stockman, Leslie Walling, Duane Huss, Jerome Hanson, Bemard Webb, Sylvan Sandaker, Darrell Njos, Kenneth Kline, Ivan Zacrep, Jim Tri, Pete Peterson, GYMNASTICS ,A Second active year for gym team. Pur- vw pose is to develop coordination and build muscles. They strain, twist, and bounce their bodies on the trampoline, grasp, twist, and swing on the parallel bars, and tumble on the mat. I!! f M 'S . , xg CHAR D. H4 -A 5' if J! 1956 COYOTES The Coyotes hadayear full of action. At the Christmas Tournament they defeated Minot to take the first place trophy. In March they traveled to Bismarck for the Western Division Tournament. They defeated both Minot and Bismarck. That left St. Mary's and Williston to battle it out for first place. St. Mary's edged out Williston 59-56. The following week the Coyotes and their fans left for the State Tournament at Minot where they encountered tough luck in their opening games withGrafton and Far- go. Even though the Coyotes were disappointed in their tournament hopes, sports fans will long remem- ber Coach Hendrickson and his 1956 Coyotes. ...,. 1955 RESTLING CHA PIONS One of the newly organized sports around WHS is wrestling, This is a sport that requires individualskill instead of the usual team cooperation, Each year there is a wrestling tournament when the boys of WHS com- pete against each other for championship, classed according to their weight, W tb if ,L XV J NJ? -Q 3 2, . n Q f ni 5 3 is EQ + ras at TRACK The track team is organized in the spring of the year, It is under the direction of Coaches Hendrickson, Monson, and Eliot, Many of their activities include throwing the discus and javelin, running different distances, jumpinghurdles, high jumping, broad jumping, pole vaulting, and putting the shot, ' if X i ! if -, ff q-if-sy M t ,sa ,, t 1 51 2. L ig, or f . W 5 '71 'f -, in iq 1425 ,i Q vt-YlIil1V4f Q3,RLl,g2. f ' I 1 , cf 124 .d1' ROW 1: Garvin Mengel, Keith Bjerke, Duane Huss, Jack Anderson, Vincent Cartwright, ROW Ronnie Erdmann, Dick Wilkie, Jerome Hanson, Richard Stutsrud, Mike Harris, Hockey, which claims the interest of a large num- ber of high school students, is a comparatively new sport in Williston. A team consists of six players--goalie, right and left defense, right and left wing, and center. Substi- tutions are frequent. A recommended playing area is ZOO feet long and 85 feet wide with rounded corners. The game is divided into three Z0-minute periods with 10-minute rest between. ln case of a tie, one overtime 10-minute period is played. Hockey is an up and coming sport in America and in a few years it will be one of the top sports in Wil- liston. 125 X 2: Robert Nelson 'dl-X Q4 XSgmENx S X S ALF AND BARNEY EKBLAD ELECTRIC Barber Shop thank Doyle Enms of the Wlllusfon Dolly It V035 to Cooperate Herold for hls photos that were needed to complete our 1956 yearbook. 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