Braham High School - Echo Yearbook (Braham, MN)

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low 1: Rick Christenson, Michelle Sutter, Vicki Lindquist, Robin Anderson, Mark Carlson, an Olson, Row 2: Connie Nordby, Brad Long, Terry Carlson, Mike Holmquist, Row 3: Kurt ltendorf, Dan Klemz, Duane Anderson, Don Barnes, Row 4: Sandy Barnes, John Maslow, ff Morgan, David Hay. During the year the Student Council was very busy planning things for the student body. They provided a juke box, pop machine, and foosball tables for the Westview townspeople. They sponsored Homecoming and Sno Daze, and also showed the film Star Trek as a Christmas gift. Thanks for making this such a fun year at the Westview it Ranch. tudent Council S. ,Q e ... , , L 95 tu I.. -o!45o.6'Q- 5 , 0 m Student Council 87

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Editors: Row 1: Mary Jo Maslow, Row 2: Beth Anderson, Mike Holmquist, Marcia Drost, Karen Anderson. ?hotographers: Row 1: Karen Huddleson, Max Eng, Greg Hunt, Row 2: VIike Holmquist, Bryan Peterson. Aly ,,,. f ' Echo Hurry up, get those pictures in order! Where's the photo fit? The deadline was almost here, and the book had to be finished. There were only minutes to go. The photography, typing, and finance committees were cheering on the layout and copy staffs to get that last page done. The layout staff was just putting the last picture in place and the copy crew was writing the final word. Oh no! Miss McConnell bellowed, It's too late! We only have a few seconds to get everything mailed. It can't be done, nobody could get all this to the pony express station in time! Suddenly The Lone Ranger appeared, he gathered all the material and with blazing speed he rode to the station. The rider was just getting ready to leave as the Lone Ranger came riding up with the material and threw it into the saddle bags. The book had been saved! Echo 89