Braham High School - Echo Yearbook (Braham, MN)

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Our Prairie Tumblers 3591 0549 Row 1: Valerie Lindquist, Jenny Willis, Deb Athey, Jodi Denny, Kris Proehl, Row 2: Melissa Bylund, Julie Peterson, JoEllen Schutta, Carol Auger, Connie Nordby. Row 3: Mr. Michelson, Miss Staples There were nine Westview and fourteen ' Middle School cowgirls participating in gymnastics this year. They traveled near and far for challenging meets. Some of the girls spent their time hanging around bars While others tried to mount their 'R f A horses. The rest danced on hitching posts or in the street to the music from the saloon. It takes a lot of talent to do these gymnastics without the horses throwing you off, or falling from the hitching posts, but with the help of Miss Staples, the girls made it through M 72 Gymnastics Row 1: Julie Mattson, Lisa Foote, Jena Huddleson, Justine Knapp, Heidi Corbin, . ' Becky Sutter, Jody Johnson, Joan Freeman, Penny Boomgaarden, Amy Anderson 3 fanta-St-10 year- Nordby, Heather Scofield, Liza Phillips, Row 3: Mr. Michelson, Miss Staples 5 4 X, 5 E is Tx QS . 1' R was E QM if fftrrfsw. X i5L...a ,-, 'W' is

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rw Row 1: Vince Lindquist, Dave Turnquist, Ron Johnson, Tim Waugh, Brad Long, Brad Larson, Mr. Peterson The Dustbowl Wingers Row 1: Lori Athey, Vicki Lindquist Row 2: Julie Peterson, Debbie Athey, Mrs. Larson, Val Lindquist, Jodi Denny TXX Z' ' K i n i , 2 0 fx A . ,I an I l : MM.-,Q-X ,-'?U'i.i 'A -TA. FJ A ui J -4 Qi . 4, A' 1 .3.-:YS ai R at f I xly li U5 ,' 54' sf'f'q-1' . 5 Hey you idiot, watch where you're hitting that ball! The golf teams had begun practice again. Our bandits were wildly swinging at the little white ball. Were they out of practice or just trying to hit the coach? As the first match approached, the golfers looked forward to showing off their skills. They'd load into a covered wagon and be off to the Purple Hawk golf course to play in the woods-or was that with the woods ? The team did a lot of puttsing around, but finally got the iron out and began teeing off. The ball would move gracefully down the fairway, providing it wasn't caught in a sandtrap or lost in a pond. Our pros would then hit the ball up to the green where it fell into what looked like a gopher hole. My what an unusual sport'?! Well, however unusual, our teams were great on the golf course. Golf 73