Braham High School - Echo Yearbook (Braham, MN)

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BASEBALL Front row: R. Peterson, D, Marshall, B. Winfield, G, Anderson, L, Nelson, M, Ferrier, Harold Werts, Back row: D. Olson, B, Falk, C. Moline, J, Kelling, H, Downing, D, Eliason, L. Selberg, M. Wahlstrom. TRACK Kneeling: R. Borchardt, L, Nelson, G. Grunewald, Standing: M, Wahlstrorr D. Wilson, B. Falk J. Carlson, L, Downing, L.E, Beyer, J. Schwarten,

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C TEAM Front row: D. Pratt, R, Stricker, R, Severson, C, Wahlstrom, D. Severson, L. Nordby, D, Treichel, Back row: M. Erbstoesser, D. Belsaas, J. Chapel, L. Roesner, J, Kelling, D. Olson, R. Studt, J, Johnson, R. Kelly, N. Nelson, J. Sandy, HB TEAM Front row: W, Grell, L. Ferrier, E. Borchardt, R. Mansmith, R, Peterson, V. Lindquist, D. Marshall J, Hegstrom. Back row: R, Winfield, C, Olson, J. Baker, G. Anderson, J, Nordby, R. Krafve, Mr. Werts, R. Larson, V, Downing, L, Jacques, D. Nelson, D, Falls, L. Roesner,

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77 1 U' L CLASS WILL We, the seniors of 1955, being of sound mind and good character, and after much thought, do hereby publish this, our last will and testament. To the faculty we leave a few more gray hairs. And being unable to return next year we leave the following property to the underclassmen. Duane Anderson leaves his farming ability to Dick Fihn. Erving Anderson leaves his nickname, Mink, to David Erbstosser. Rose Anderson leaves--to work at the Doodle- bug. Margaret Barbo leaves her editorship of the Hi-Times to Barbara Thunberg. Marlene Barthei leaves her giggles to Audrey Olson. Doris Berglund leaves her desk droodles to the school. Ralph Borchardt leaves to manage the Lazy B ranch. Florence Carlson leaves her Natural red hair to Carol Johnson. Bill Carlson leaves his good marks to Rubert Pangrel. Arlene Dahl leaves her quiet voice to Elaine Nordeen. Joyce Dahlberg leaves--with good intentions. LeRoy Downing leaves his nickname, Grandy, to Dana Marshall. Dennis Eliason leaves his basketball abilities to Leslie Roesner. Bruce Falk ,leaves his broad shoulders to Eddie Borchardt. Dorothy Falls--manages to leave. Richard Fealy leaves his collection of cars to Willard Lindquist. Martin Ferrier leaves his power in football to his brother, Larry. June Grundberg leaves her innocent look to Donna Stanton. Laura Hasser leaves her 'chit-chat' sessions in social class to Beverly Hallin. Ronald Haughlie leaves his tardy passes and his nickname, Pigwart, to Dennis Hedstrom. David Holtz leaves his cowboy boots to Wes Carlson. Jim Kelling leaves his curly hair to George Grunewald. Carrol Lucht leaves her happy-go-1ucky ways to Ruth Brown. Diane Markley leaves her nickname, Bubbles, to Mary Beth Larson. Jane Mattson leaves--to get married. vw Loma Miller leaves her 4, 760 golden hours of study that she gladly mislaid somewhere in the school. Clark Moline leaves his innocent wise- cracks to Miss Kromer. Gretchen Monster leaves her sunshine smi1e to Patsy Lundquist. Gene O'Bryon leaves his fast moving tongue to James Kays. James O'Bryon leaves his long legs to Robert Hasser. David Olson leaves his black book to Spencer Doering. Ronald Nolby leaves his flashy shirts to Miles Rawhouser. Edward Peterson leaves his window breaking ability to anyone with a sharp elbow. David Prestidge leaves his thundering voice to Willie Strelow. Louie Rosburg leaves to join the circus be- cause he proved to be quite a clown in English class. Arlene Satterstrom leaves her pip-squeak voice to Ardys Ludington. Jim Schwarten leaves his pole vaulting to anyone who wants to break his neck. Larry Selberg keeps his moonlight memories but offers to teach his technique to anybody who is willing to learn. Edythe Strand leaves her A's in attitude to Stanley Nichols. Alice Studt leaves her crown to any deserving junior. Joan Svendby leaves her Norwegian accent to Wyatt Hansen. Dean Swanson leaves his Democratic argu- ments for all Republicans to ponder over. Sherman Weise leaves in a cloud of dust. Caryll Ziesmer leaves her blushing ways tc Miss Kress. Clyde Ziesmer leaves because it is the only thing left to do. Conclusion: And so ends the class will of 1955 and may the Class of '56 have as much fun as we have had.