Brainerd High School - Brainonian (Brainerd, MN)

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' K 1 1 D J To the Warriors, the athletes of Washington High School, we dedicate this annual All ot Brainerd can be rightfully proud of our past and present athletes who have not only made a name for themselves but also for the school, Their lair play and never say die attitude induces us to again fCPOGl'J.iCl199Y the fight- ing Warriors, the guardians of our fame . . Q v K I 'WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL CONTENTS Aclministrotion Closses iff Organizations Athletics lunior College .,,.4, Administration ' 1 I l 2,- H 1 'I 3 ig . J, .mi ,gf fl x Q will . SUVEQXNTEN BLA CK!-ORD B YQRHELL, ' PHINCIPA L G . BOARD OF EDUCATION Row 2 G Halverson, R. Cole, E. Ylerscher, O. Welske, G. B. Ferrell, C. Ryan. Row l, C. R. Fredstrom, Mrs. I. Thcxbes, L. Hohmun, C. M. Olson, W. Anderson, C. E. Dahl, I, Tomlmson Ogae Stag I' 'IQ L E1 X , T9 1 mo V. Elvjg M. Gtonquls ...6,.. X l 'Q 7 4 ' g '1 . x . 4, V A rx ,- Q05 3,101 Miss True . . Ar . I V I H . 1 1 M ' .1 I 135. O1 s QQQI d . wwf-W wi-S5 . Home Econ V Mr, Rosel O , mms V7 Ccmpbeh Woodcrcxit Mr, Aqse W-AMuS5C Mr' Miss Had 99 Miss Prestegqrd A B Cwkkeepjng 4 ,v I ljfv 92. Mxss Vcm Arncxm . . Stenogrcphy Miss L PEIY- Ed ord S feflogrqph Y Mxss Nelson . . Mcxthematlcs I 'Mathematics Miss Adams 1 M Miss MMM - Gfhemcxtics Classes P dtngl ND ADVl5ORSci:1?nPfe5' YYXCERS A S cretcirtl? Dt Viceyfes' cg, EricksOn'd,e Bw Schfleleryr MCKGY' gt-tent.. gif Cisori andy-easuref' idenq, t Org? My Koop. S E I CLAYTON ERKIKSON Valedictorian 'Rx B CLASS MOTTO The finest art, the most difficult to learn, is the art of living. CLASS FLOWER Golden Narcissus CLASS COLORS Crimson and Gold CAB I ckufafzq The seniors of '45 have now reached the first step on the stairway to success. During their high school years a great deal of work has been mixed with an equal amount of pleasure. Never to be forgotten are the Homecoming Festivities, over which Vivian Halsted reigned as queen and the traditional Christmas Ban- quet climaxed by the reading of the class will and accompanied by a visit from.Santa Claus. On March 2lst the class play, Mr, and Mrs. North , was presented under the direction of Miss Rochlin. ln the latter part of May, many a good citizen of Brainerd was startled to see ordinarily sedate seniors parading through the streets in outlandish costumes. The occasion was, of course, Senior Dress Up Day. At last came the Baccalaureate services with Rev. E. I. Utzinger giving a farewell message to the seniors and the impressive Conirnence- ment exercises on May 30 with Howard Pierce Davis as speaker. Athletically the seniors were Well repre- sented with Bill Maxe and Dick Martinson taking honors in football and Chuck Wurnberg and Eivind Hoff doing likewise in basketball 'I Gene Herzog and Ruth Bolstad . . American Legion Awards Millicent Ebinger and Dave Kocka . . . Iosten Awards - IU - ' I INET- S . Swan- Yllfldjnglr C I Earstow- 23:61 E. Bolstajrickson' A L ick, D. G,Qif1 IZ Schqgfe?'13'fud5e,1ng A ff- fx -I MILLICENT EBINGEB Salutatorian ...Y P 5 xiR xQ 0 ig' I Y, I S I ,J xfg L., i.?'24i1u Ix . ANNE BERG A 1 Bandl ROBERT L BERG ootball 1 Basketball C ool Patrol 3 Choir 1 Intramurals l 2 3 MARIAN L BETZOLD GAA 1 2 3 Brainonian Weekly 3 . . MARILYN A, BETZOLD Girl Reserves 2g Honor Graduate. . . BETTY I. BLISS Band I, 25 Girl Reserves I, 2, 3. . . BETTY BODENHOFER Transfer from Kerman Union Californiag Band 35 Library Club 3g Girl Reserves 35 Honor Graduate. ...ll- . . BETTY K. BORDERS Girl Reserves 3. . . MARIE L. BOURASSA Girl Reserves 1. . . ESTHER A. BOLSTAD G.A.A l, 2, 35 Girl Reserves l 2, 3: Annual 35 Brainonian National Honor Societyg Honor Graduateg Senior Cabinet . . RUTH E. BOLSTAD G.A.A 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 2, 3: Class Secretary 'lg Prom Server lg National Honor S cietyg Honor Graduate: Ameri can Legion Award: Football Queen Attendantg Latin Club . IEAN G. BRATT . MARILYN BRUGGMAN VIOLET M CARLSON Transfer from Scotts Bluff Nebraska FRANK M CAUGHEY Bandl 2 3 Band Council President 3 DONALD O CHARLESTON Choir 2 3 . . CAROL I. CHILLQUIST Girl Reserves 2, 3. . . CORA M. CLEAVELAND G.A.A. 1: Girl Reserves 1, 2, . . PATRICIA A. COOK Transfer from Pequot Lakes, Girl Reserves 3, 3 . MARGUERITE DAHL Girl Reserves l, 2, 3. . . JERRY W. DOUCETTE Chogr l, Intramurals l, 2, 3. Football l. . , IOYCE M. EBINGER Choir l, 2, Prom Server lg Sen- ior Banquet Server 2, Choir Librarian 2, National Honor So- ciety, Honor Graduate. . . MILLICENT M. EBINGER Choir 1, 2, 3, Library Club 2: Prom Server lg Student Council 2, 3, Basketball King Attendant lg Iunzor Cabinet 2, Ir. Class Play 2, Annual Stall 2, 3, Latin Club l, Natioanl Honor Society. Honor Graduate, Salutatorzan, Iosteri Award. . . GERALDINE A. EKBERG Y . V X4 1 fa .,.,' wr -' i -1 H MA:-1 ' Til-w' L 5 -...Q as I ul' , . RUSSELL I.. EMERY Foofball 3, Senor Class Play. . . BETTY ENGISCH . . GENE R. ENGISCH Honor Graduate, Senior Clas: Play, Commercial Club 3, Com- mercial Club Treasurer 3. . . MARTHA I. ENRICHT Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, G.A..A. 1 Girl Reserves Treasurer lp Senior Cabinet. . . CLAYTON ERICKSON GUI Reserves 1' 2' 3 Library ifg Choir 1- Siuden' Council l 3 glub lv' 2' klpresliieni if Class Treasurer 3, Natzonallrlon mmonxlm eg? Y ' ' ' or Society, Honor Graduate Student Councrl 3, G.A A A Vqledqctorian Tumbling Team lg Natzonal . A . ' ' Honor Society, Honor Graduate, , Cafeteria Worker 3. ' 1 . . . HERBERT M. ERICKSON . . ROBERT EMERY , of -an-,f Band 1, 2. 3, Movie crew 1 ' Intramurals l. 'N' KJ 1' Wi ..v si AQ 1 fs . . KENNETH G. ERICKSON Annual 3, Natzonal Honor Society Honor Graduateg Senzor Class Play, Iunior Cabanet . . MARILYN ERICKSON Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, Girl Re serves Secretary 2, Girl Reserv es Council 2, G.A A, 3, Com mercial Club 3, SenQor Banque Server 2, Choir 2, National Hon or Sociely, Honor Graduate Senior Class Play, Homecoming Artendani. . . WANDA LOU ERNST Choir l, 2, 3. . . THAYER ERRINGER Transfer from West High, Minneapolis. . . CLARICE C. EVANS Choir 2g Girl Reserves l, 2, 3 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, G,A.A. Council . . ALYCE I. FALCONER Library Club 1, 25 Girl Reserves l, 2, 35 G.A.A 35 Brainonian Weekly 35 Honor Graduate. .. 14 -. . . DOROTHY GORDON . . DARRELL GRAY Choir l, 2, 3, Class Treasurer l, Choir Council l, 2, 35 Foot- ball l, 2, Class Vice-President 2, Student Council 2, 3, Class President 3, Senior Class Play. 1-v . . VERNON GUSTAFSON 177 xt X fi V Z-',w s Q V LX . . IAMES A. GUSTAFSON Y Tl! glrarnurals 2, 3, Semor Clue: 5 k Y ll-I -,9 4:9 . . HOWARD W. GROTH ' Football l, 3. - -I . . GLADYS E. GRUNDY Library Club 3, Honor C1 Graduate. n .nl S AG' rl: --fl :Of . . IOYCE E. HAGLIN Honor Society, Honor Graduate Qllzm . . RUTH A. HALL Band l, 2, 3, Honor Graduate. A .N y ,.N,1, - : . . LORRIN K, GULLBERG .f Movie Crew l, Choir l, 3, 5 .F Intramurals l, 3. -Y . . IEANETTE L. HALLENBORG Flag Twirling l, GAA l, Turnb- lirig l, 2, Girl Reserves 3, Senior Class Play. . . ELRENE V. GUSTAFSON 3 Girl Reserves 1, 3, Brainonian Q iq . . VIVIAN I. HALSTED G.A.A 2, 3, Girl Reserves l, 2, 3, Ir. Class Treasurer, Choir l, 2. 3: Brainonian Weekly 3, Prom Weekly 2, 3, Server 2, Homecoming Queen 3, Bragnonian Annual 3, Nationaf Gil Reserves I, 2, Q, Major nozr l, 2, 3 Intramurals , . BETTY L HANSON Comm-er:.a1 Club 3. , jfff' f.5' j . IEANNE I HANSON . BRUCE F. HARIES . FLORENCE L HAUSAUER LORRAINE S HAVNES Cno.r l, 2, fi, Braaronian Week- ly 2, J G.rl Reserves 1, 2, Z . DALE HEMKIN ...tary Dr.Qf 2 X , if ELIZABETH HERBISON T1'CmSf9r I r o m Crosby-Iron C503 3 G.rf Reserves 3. N . . GENE C, HERZOG Chorr l, 2, 3, Ir. Class Pla' Latrn Club l, Intramurals I, 2 st, Student Councxl 2, 3, Ir Cabrne Football 3, Boys Quartetie Q Honor Graduate, Nafional Har or Socretyg American Legro Award, Sermgor Class Play. . . HELEN E, HILL Senior Banquet Server 2, var 1 G.AA I. . . SHARON L, HILL Lalln Club 1, Annual Staff 2 3 Girl Reserves Presdent 3, Sen ior Banquet Server 2, Grrl - 9 13- Reserves l. M CY , . EIVIND HOPE 5 Baskeilmll l,,'2, 3 f'o1:'l:all 3 I I I 1 I . . IACK HOFFMAN Bcxsknvlfall l, 2, 3 Sfuzleni Cairn J c.I 1 Iun.or Cabznet. -'S . . CAROL A. HOGY . . VIVIAN M. HOLST Library Club 1, 2, 3: Girl Re- serves I, 2, 35 Brainonian Week- ly 3: Commercial Club 3: Honor Graduate. . . LOIS I. HOLTORF fv- 5- C' 5 -4, ws.. Y? 'Du . . EDMOND L. HOPPS ., C - 5 Traffic Patrol 2, stage crew 3, 'P '-' Intramurals I. C ,V N li . . WILLIAM C. ISAACSON . . MARGUERITE I. IARBOE Choir 1, 2, 5 -I 49' . . ROGER W. JENSEN Transfer from Dentield, Dulutl. Honor Graduate. . . ELLA L. IESSEN 3. mal fn . . BEN o. JOHNSON '+A Football 35 Intramurals 2, 3, National Honor Societyg Senior ' Class Playg Honor Graduate. ' .1 If . . IAMES E. IOHNSON .Brainonian Annual 2, 35 Honor Societyg Senior Class Playg Intramurals 3. ' 5 36, . . MAZELL E. IOHNSON ' G I VV Y 'll M Y 3' . . RUTH IOHNSON g Choir I, 25 Band 3. 4 I -17- . . MALVERN I.. KALLAND G.A.A. I, 35 Girl Reserves 3. . . DOROTHY L, KASPRICK Girl Reserves 2, 35 Commercial Club 35 Honor Graduate. . . PATRICIA A. KEPPERS G.A.A 15 Band 1, 2, 35 Girl Re- serves 35 Commercial Club 3. . . BARBARA A. KINDER Girl Reserves l, Z, 35 Girl Re- serves Treasurer 25 Iunior Cab- inetg Senior Banquet Server5 Brainonian Weekly 25 Annual 35 Library Club 25 National Honor Society5 Honor Graduate. . . MAE A. KISTENMACHER Transfer from Champaign, Ill.5 Brainonian Annual 35 Senior Class Play5 Cheerleader 3. . . RITA KNAPP .. 18 .- Jr ? 3' 4565. v-sr IQ .JI I :ai -5' X -A . . IEANNE G. KNUDSEN Brainonian Weekly 2, 35 Girl Reserves 2, 35 Choir Z. . . DAVID A. KOCKA Football 1, 2, 35 Choir l, 2, 3: Stage Crew 2, 35 Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Student Council 35 Iosten Award. 11 U z 7' 3 . . MONICA A. KPEPPLE 1 1 ' ' P' ' l V i 1 .KC rg, K 7 .Q 4 CX I -i 1 Xl 1 i I f V1 4. ' X X s f . if 1 ,....,, 1 o i I . lx.. . . MARY E. KOOP Choir I, 2, 35 Girl Reserves l, 2, 35' Brainonian Weekly 1, Z, 3: Iunior Class Play5 Girl Reserves Cabinet 35 Senior Class Secre- tary5 Homecoming Attendant5 Senior Cabinet5 National Honor Society. . . PAUL A. KRAUS Class President l, 25 Choir l, 3: Student Council 25 Senior Class Play. . . MARY E. KURPUIS Girl Reserves 2, 35 Latin Club I. . . DWANE A. LARSON Intramurals 1, 2, 35 Commercial - Q Club 35 Commercial Club I ' Treasurer 3. I I 143. . . ELENE L. LARSON Choir I, 25 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 31 G.A.A 1. . . ARTHUR T. LIND 1 Student Council I, Z, 35 National Honor Society5 Honor Graduateg Senior Class Play5 Cafeteria Worker 35 Senior Cabinet. . . CARLOS W. LIND Band l, 2, 35 Intramurals l, 25 Commercial Club 3. 5: L . . ROBERT G. LINDELL Choir 1, 25 Intramurals l, 2, 35 Military Drill 2. Y-jr auf' 1 E' Q--'Y v-5 I . . LEONORE E. LYND . . MARGARET R. MCCLINTICK Prom Server 15 Girl Reserves 1. 2, 32 Choir 25 Iunior Class Playg Senior Banquet Server 25 An- nual 35 Honor Graduate5 Na- tional Honor Society5 Senior Cabinet. . . DONALD R. MCCOMAS Ir. Red Cross President Z5 Foot- ball l, 2, 35 Basketball l, 2, 35 Ir. Class Play5 Choir 2, 35 Ir. Cabinet. . . MURRAY M. MCNAIR Band 2, 35 Senior Class Play. . . VIRGINIA MacPI-IERSON Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 G.A.A, 3. . . MELVIN o. LUNDEBY I .I ., - ' MILO W- MARSH F.F,A, 1, 2, 35 Movie Crew 2, a. Football 2, 35 Military Drill Z5 1 9 A Q: ,Intramurals 15 Basketball 2. Lv ti . . BEVERLY D. MARTIN Latin Club 1. . . RICHARD C. MARTINSON Football 1, 2, 35 Choir 35 Student Council 3g Stage Crew 35 Intra- murals l,'2g Basketball 3. JR fy? 1 'l p-A ' 1-5 sf- T avi A. Q17 . . LEONA I, MEYER Library Club 1, 25 Girl Reserves 1, 2: G.A.A. 3. . . BETTY L. MOERKE Library Club 2, 3. I . V . . IOAN 1. MATCHE 'za 4 . . IOSEPH M. MRAZ Girl Reserves 1' 3: E5 .A 3i 'of Band 1, 25 Traffic Patrol 3: Ndiional Hondf Societ Hon,dr ' Iunior Cabinetg Senior Class Graduate. fl! : PIUY- ' NX :C , .. A . V' 'J' I iq K., Q. 5. . . ROBERT L. MUDGE ff K - - MP-B1-E M- MATICH W -3 Intramurals 1, 2, 3g Senior Class 7 -4' Play: Senior Cabinet. . f ' -,If FILM . . CLARINE M. MATSON , . t DONNA L. MUSSEI-MAN f K . ' Band 1. , l I M . . WILLIAM P. MAXE FOOIIJCIII 2, 31 Choir 1, 2, 35 . J Intramurals I, 2, 3. ' '1 , ,I I ' I' N SCN Q I A I I Band 1. N W' . XX -3 . . FLORENCE I. NELSON Latin Club l. . . LORRAINE M. NELSON Girl Reserves 35 Choir 2, 3 Choir Council 35 Orcheslra 1 Senior Class Play Prompier, National Honor Sociely, . . IRENE E, NORDIN . . MILDRED E. OHLSON Sexiet 25 Mixed Octet 25 Choir 1, 25 Choir Council 1, 25 Prom Server lg Senior Banquet Server 2. . . ROSELLA M. OLSON Girl Reserves l, 35 G.A,A. 35 Choir l, 2, 35 Commercial Club 35 National Honor Society. . . SHIRLEY R, PALMER Choir 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 35 G.A.A. 35 Commercial Club 3: National Honor Societyg Honor Graduateg Senior Class Play. Q . AUDREY L. RICHOLSON Band l, 2, 35 G.A.A. 35 Latin Club 1. . . ARLENE RODEWALD Girl Reserves l, 2, 35 Prom Ser- ver lg Senior Banquet Server 2 Choir l, 2. . . WESLEY H. ROGERS Military Drill 2. . . BETTY I. RYAN Homecoming Attendant . . MARGARET H. SADLER Council 2g Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3 I-Gtin Club 25 Honor Graduate Club 2g Band lg Commercial Club 3. . . ELIZABETH M. SCHAEFER Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. l 2. 3: Choir 2g Class Secretary 1. Vice-President 3. 170 . . VIRGINIA R. SCHALLER Ir. Red Cross 2. . . BEN SCHEUER . . ROSEMARY SCHOOLER G.A.A. 2, 35 Brainonian Weekly 2, 3g Girl Reserves 2, 35 Honor Graduate. . . LETITIA M. SIEHL Band l, 2. Annual 3g G.A.A. l, 2, 35 G.A.A. I 'F ,Q , . ROBERT L. SIODIN National Honor Societyg Library Football l, Basketball 1: Intra- murals I, 2. . . GLENN H. SPEED . . ARLENE E. STEFFENSON G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Girl Reserves l, 25 Annual 3. Band l, 2, 3. Honor Graduate. . . PETER STENDAL Choir 2, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3. Football 2, 3. . . DONNA L. STOWELL . . IIM C. STRAKA Intramurals 1. . . BERNICE B. SULLIVAN . . IERRY I. SULLIVAN Choir 1, 2, 35 Football Manager 15 Basketball Manager 1, 25 Football 2, 3, Senior Cabinet. .4 f? 441 P f A if .15 fi ' Q' P, ' . O -2 s 'I Q -rf, J 1 TSW U 'S Us sz -gr I . . IANE I. SWANSON Band 1, Z, 3, Ir. Class Play, Library Club 2, 35 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 35 Band Council 35 Nation- al Honor Society: Senior Cabinet. . . BETTY M. TEMPLETON G.A.A 1, 2, 35 Prom Server l: Girl Reserves l, Z, 35 Latin Club lg Senior Banquet Server 2, Ir, Cabinet: Girl Reserves Council 3. , . BETTY I. THORIN . . LORRAINE I. TUHOLSKI Honor Graduateg Senior Class Play. . . LOIS E. TUIL . . IACK W. VAN ZANT Ir. Class Play, Brainonian An- nual 2, 35 Brainonian Weekly l, 2g School Patrol 2, 35 Movie Crew lg Senior Class Play. , I INEZ C VJIXFFENSMITH Cho.: l 2, 3 . . IRMA H WAFFENSMITH Chozr 1, 2, 3. . . CHARLES E. WARNBERG Basketball l, 2, 35 National Honor Society, ja .I 441 -3 . -1 'vi 3 , f., I x fi '1 . BETTY E, WILLIAMS B626 I, 2,3 Baia Councl 2 . . DOROTHY WILSON Latm Club Ig Library Club l G AA. l, 2, 3, Girl Reserves I, 2, 3. 1 Je. .pf ,.' , Y, XX OKI? 1 of XA O-J Clog? 9 evoo XX CO9 Q0 ge? .Asn e x . OA viva I5 --24 3 sw 501 YQKX5 5 Y C 8 maya 15 CP xel' ex ld Q1 af I. Albertson B. Alderman E. Anderson I. Anderson M.L. Anderson P.I.Anderson B. Antcrison C. Badger P. Barry 3 Q 5 Lf, Q A I J I Y' J S Rt, l, qv i 2 3 I .pf ' '?. A- ' 32-. N Q fa L. Barto I. Baysinger H. Brayton L. Brayton . 4 ' k .J V' 'l s 6 - 7 B. Callahan E. Campbell ' V 3 I IL . fi f ' f A,h. jr I V -1 I' I sk il I ' f I I Y? ' I 'I 1 l. Carlson W. Carner -. .. Q . f ...L , A Ugg- -. M. Bean L. Bloomstrom M. Bollig V. Bjerke D. Bolster P. Borders I. Brandamc mmm wtafzg Under the capable leadership of LeRoy Gustad, presidentg Pat Barry, vice president: Betty Hage. secretary and Lester Pearson, treasurer: the juniors will conclude l944-1945 with having made many contributions to the Washington High School. Much credit must be given to their advisors, Miss Laipple and Mr. Engbretson. The football and basketball teams consisted oi many Iunior boys. Norman Flaaten, LeRoy Gustad, and Arne Swanson took honors in basketball and Wally Kraemer, Chuck Halsted and Cornell Badger did likewise in football. Two of the cheerleaders were Iuniors, Betty Lowrance and Ioanne Vanni. In the band and choir some of the most outstand- ing players and singers were of this class. The student director of the band, Dorothy Hill, came from the Iunior rank. At Christmas, Ci group oi Iunior girls served at the Senior Banquet. The prom ot 1945, held on May 4, was a huge success. The Fort Snelling swing band provided the music for the unique affair. il., . ..r I r 1 '.'A x, I . If 1 .I A J K. Bronner t.r. e fi 5 1 I . .L V. R. Campbell 2. Q I if Carpenter rf' i, ' ,Y '7' .7 At the close ot the year the class had the annual -I picnic to climax their year's event. L. ReRosier R. Devilbliss A A. Dieter 2 3 . .jf --3. 1,5 W. Busbey 5 2' H. Carlson -12 ski I. Bale' ...I E. Dike 'll 'V 1 3 ...A R. Donney L. Eggerud D. Ekbom C. Elvig R. Falk S. Favre R. Finch I. Fitzsimmons N. Flaaten -2' fx! I. Forsberg L. Gaustad D. Gibson I. Gibson I. al? 410 A. Graham E. Greenwalt B. Hage C. Halsted. 'Z -' X L. Murray N, Nelson L. Nyborg I. Nykanen H. Nyquist A. Olsc: I.. Olson S. Olson A , ff-ef -we 1 ' 2 , - 7' I It . - D . 1, - 5: M L 5 5- I F r I 'VW' g, I l,.. F ' 6 AQ 'T , ' .7 1 3 ,Q 'J , , ' A We I-7 use ' P N I ' r X ' I ' x j . :Jef 4' 1,5 1'-4 - xg J x h.: six I.. Paulson M. Peabody I.. Pearson M. Peterson V. Peterson V. Peterson R, P1ckar A. Puetz R Ouarr: We Q ' I W f W ' 6. -, amy! f . 5 'tj' ., A 2 1- gg 3 3 'K 4 - 1 If , si V t ,L D LJ . 'fs ' Defy VA , AO' . bf! Q I htef. 4.3. '4.':ft1fv,. D. RademacherR. Rademacher D. Rankin L. R1chfer an f 5 J , M W' y A S. Ruttger Scare you M. Roscoe P. Rosenfield C Roscop R. Roth I. Rundquis iiun. O P. Schwendemaz Begin a Famous flags w . ws' 4 , fn r -, .4 ,f 4 Y f f. . 9 7 5 - ' ' .2 ,. 1 ' ff 'X I ' ' so 1 P Q- , '- ff Z, ,, ' A I X 1 P v 4 ' 1 b f if ,451 I m . P - R. Sedlock M. Shows-I1 R. Skoog M. Spellmeyer V. Spencer D. Stockrnan R. Strom A. Swanson R. Svnhorst ' A5 4 3 if f F 4 K 4 A A- A 1 Q ',1 -1 I -L' I v A I y ' f l f ' - . -K , 9 ' , 1 9 ' M. Terava D. Thomason B. Vaars I. Vanni D. Vierzba S. Vogt E. Warlof W. Warlof M. Warner Lx sf K . A .. ' V '. ' 61' Q ' ' , . W w ' . , . . .. 1 ' I ' , H- A o - . A u IM' 4 1, ' 4 5 - V y' 1 , 4 4 ' If . rf. -' - J f -f N. Wxedeman W. Wels K. Widing D. Widmark A, Willis E, Wilmot G. Yaunick M. Yaunick L. Young 4 w A .l i FKIE l . at W V v A . fr :A g-K Nu n . ka f 5 is , , . 1 ' 4 I , 4 x - ' I I K , fljl va ,,,,,,. G. Abraharnson S Adagr I A.:on D. Anderson D. Anderson H. Anderson H. Anderson P. Anderson P. Anderson 45' . A . , 85? A is' H url' B' - , ft C 4 ' 4' A ' , I ii -l 7' 'V S f ll : S Q ,I ' V 42 K - 3 Y I ' ' . .B 'W' . W ' v 'll U - - V , Q if ! Y . Qj. v ,- I l J I f. 'L- P Benson I. Bikkxe K. Blackwell W, Bloornquxst S. Bock Bayes ,, D. Brockmarz D. Brophy G. Brusseau 'H . f mn' ' rw I , W 9 2, rw . L , 5 5 .f L F L? l A - t' 1 P. Buley J. Buth L. Brynsvold P. Calhoun N. Carlberg H. Carlson 4 we ' f ef 1 -ri 133363 i't'c',,-2 3 , sh f. 1 6 - H' ' 4 6 Q .., at -- 'fi' 2- . -' .1 .1 V.'r ...f .1 'Q ' ' A it , OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Q I I P at r J. Standing: Charles Cossette, William I . X I AM f ' , Miller. Seated: Beth Harris, Miss 5 K .4 .fb M'll B ' h W. cqmef M. cqughey 1. cquiieia 1 er' mince IO nm D. Clark R. cimk M. cook L Cooper xy ' , , 's P S 'ze gfdctofzq , se Two hundred fifteen Sophomores entered the school this year. They elected as their officers: president, Charles Cossetteg vice-pres- ident, William Hanson: secretary, Beatrice Iohnsong and treasurer, Beth Harris. Miss Miller assisted them as advisor. - Charles Cossette made the Sophomore class noted by being one of the starting five on the basketball team. Roy Fredstrom, Rolland Utzinger, Tom Hegsted, Wayne Swanson, Bob Novick, and Dick Miller among others were also active in the field of sports. Many of the - Sophomores helped make up the membership of the G, A, A,, Girls V. Reserves, band, and choir. They are all looking forward to being Iuniors next year. -ol' .K Q -gr 1,., .f I I S C. Cossette t DA Cox E.1.Creger r ' - f J A u 6 1 9 , ..-. ,- 0' iff, ' Q .pw .r 5' I 'ir ,js -. ' ' 1, 1 - ? f . . l . -'ua Q. .f JA D ' I . C. Croswell D. Crust G, Crust I. Crust H, Czei-nick D Dahl D. Derksen B. Dickson E. Dieter .x '77 D ' .1 - ' 1' I ' 5 . V if I lil... l.. Eksten gA. Elless Dingmcm S. Donney I. Dowling C. Drake D. Dykeman D. Dykeman M. Ebinger .f ' , li f. 3 F . l ' Q9 ,, ,,4- i r gh .. la D. Erickson I. Erickson I.Eschenbacher M. Falconer M. I. Falconer? W. Flcrnsburg S. Fortune P. Foyen R. Fredsfrom 5 -s. A ig ll . 4 F - .i- , , 45' . fi M - , ,,. V , J.. A ' if G11 5: Ju '- F ' - jg? l . 3 K . ' 2 F 36 M AS. A 3 - , ' Q 'N . 4 ' f 1 ff' lf ' f , of ' f of 1' 'H ' ' . G . L--- L- -.Qs..l . . . C. Fremlinq I. Frernlinq G. Fremsfad S. Frisch I.. Gakin B. Gendron D, Gordon P Gorton S, Granf 5 gex X ,I . 1,-. E. Gronquisf D. Havnes fam vole X N90 nf ,f f f? W -1? X 1029 U1 . 191-fqf I -.fc The bell has rung I I .of ' C ed P Ilan , . J, A V 2 '. 3 'fl k is ' ff' ...W - 1 45 , G . fbi. .' t 6 4 W X gf, I. Gross R. Hagberg D. Hanson D. Hanson I. Hanson W anson B. Harris D. Hauggarde . M. A' 32 xml- 3 I Q, . . W V 3 iw tj c I f ,,, -3 , J I ff- 0 ,p f S. I Q an K A ' N ' Q H L 1 ,LA 4' ' ' hh 9 x Y Q T. Hegstad M. Holland D. Hellen V. Hennessy I.. Henningson P. Herbiscn T. Herron E. Hill . fha, . 4 L,p7,.1' 'A - f. Qi ' ze f It fa r - f fx pf-' F - ' f' ix - 5'-' 1 'ff .,Alll f M' ,', f' 1 4 I J xl' iw.- ,, if ' lfrl I I ' I. H111 G. Hoben D. Hoffman G. Hoffman L. Housman D. Innes A. Iahnke B. l0l'lU501'1 C- lohnson mf- Q F +6 or 'fm . Oison I. Olson R. Paine F. Palmauisi M.I.Pankratz L. Pafnode I.. Perlinger A. Peterson I. Potter f ' ' 'QA .1 5 - ' , - Lf 'Q - 2 ' 5 ,,. p Q I: , I - - no . ,Q 'Uh 4 :I -6 Q. 9 Q . 9 I 1 ,',, ' 1 - .S .., t L i -, 15 f f - . ,, O, 4 1 . A W5 l L . :JI f '.42 B. Rice R. Schade A. Scheerle H.I.Schooler E. Schultz M.I.Selisker R. Shipman B, Smith D. Smith .' 1 Microbe hunters .I l Careful, it might bite! lp 5 , , 6 lit my il 2 fi- F: y ' Z' Observing? L It ,, -.. n f 'Q IP' 5 f L i -vx. I' i A R. Smith R. Smith K. Snell K. Somerville H. Stahl , ,W J , L. I V A 'W ' 4 q Aa 6 O f.: '. in D 4' f I v rv- ' ft 'V Z g , .1 jf sf ny -1 ft -r 4 - fl 3 . Ii ft. f Jkiih V S 1 . YQQJ 1 S. Steffenson V. Strobel D. Sundquist D, Swanson I. Swanson L. Swanson W. Swanson T. Tabor L A 41' ll ki f., .'1fl- ,vw I, ,, ' .v ' .- . , - 4 --r O 4 x ,,, 9 . -- A V. Stevens Y is .M J 4 V 1 -1 y J V W I 1 3 I ., fft' x l A , . . 1 - - . - liners.. S I. Terava B. Thompson I. Thompson E. Tollefson M. Torgerson B. Towers I.. Treichler F. Truebiood R. Tuschofl a c 1 . 7 - 4' ' . -r' ri iv' ll ' V 4. x I R. Utzinger M. Varpness G. Vierzba R. Vogt V. Wegner W. Wood I. Worden S. Wyatt F. Zahrrrtka ,KT ,S px Iii f-fr . 29 . . . L 5!7.-.- , D. Allston H. Anderson l.. Anderson S. Barto D. Becker M. Besmehn C, Boberg D, B1-qtt L, Brown ' , : ,' ' . ,. .f-. I . I- l . M' 'is Q .Q .6 -Q of is e e f ' , ve 1- 2 l p 'Ji 1,t If I fe, pg., I 4 J' .. .. . A' 5 In I N :Alf A , L .- eI'Qf.-,- 1 W l fry .. I . 1 E M. Cason L. Caughey R. Caughey R. Chasteen P. Daniels L. DeRosier N. Dumbeck C. Eades I. Ekiberg . . . arf? I an FA Hp 0 Ji 3 . ... . . .4 W ' 5 ,gy V .L A U 'I On September 8, eighty-four lewildered . El ' A. F ll R. F' h M. F h . . . I vig G on use uc S freshmen began their new hte at Washington K' R High. The class officers: Delores Meyer, pres- 3 Q J , ,J ,ZA identg Howard Harjes, vice-president: Donald ,N ,fb yi OL L A Kurpuis, secretaryg Iames Graber, treasurer: W A 'AQ M ' WT Q together with advisors, Mrs. Fezler and Mr. FW I ' Aase. guided the class in their program ot I Grabar I. Gronhoy I. Handelancl H. Harjes the YGCIT. 4' r 1 I .ff H The first social event was the Christmas party. 1 I 7 I ' Lien I . . . . I I , I ' if Dancing and games furnished the entertain- fy h Q2-' I ment for the evening. Another important oc- g.. ..f.,. .,, . W I 4 casion was the St. Patrick's Party. The cate- gyrrriai V I 1 Z, ! A 4 U . . ff ' teria was appropriately decorated for this oc- D Hedlund E. Hillmcm I. Hillman S. Hillman , A . Caslon and the colorful dress of the students f ' A it f ' . if. . added to the Irish atmosphere. Di .V -I ' My -.Qg..QN f f To conclude the year's activities the class f-Y 'fififge -,.-. .Q - - -yyfxp 1 ,Q fr 1 picnic was held. f - 4 ' D Hoffman D. Holmes S. Holmes U. Hvatt 1 A 'A l 'i'r.,. V UH 3' ' ' . ,,, 1 if A : - ,I E X gg T' ,I 5 Q A- 3 Q .,. 'uv P ' A :J-Qi 0 Jn. A -. rg' . V . Q H . AL . . . My Q in J x . DA' 6 A '7 Q , . ff . 1 A lf I x.-ff! -is ix H N I 3 1 J -fl t 'few :,--.L--......-......4.i...l.+15 L. -.-L . I r M LV. lmm R, lcbds L. V. Iohnson D. King E. Klinner P. Kraklau D. Kurvuis D. Meyer R- Minka! . - F. iv ' . i I f lu.. W ,.7 5' I Q -' it J' 'I 7' raw 6 K U, ' r, ,J t - . - w , g . , I 'h - . -Q .,- -I Y-. re' A .r -fy y Q . I A 1 .V s F A j 4,- R. Moores M. Morcomb Fl. Nelson C. Olsen A. Olson F. Perlinger B. Peterson E. Peterson K. Peterson e Drdwxngi 435 lf 4- E. Pueiz N, Humsdell ' Q74- . 7' u ' P y 'N .air Q4 , I 1' R Rudolph E Smart D Stearns A Stenstrom P. Strom OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Stcxndmg Mr Acxse Mrs Fezler. Seated D Kurpuxs D Meyer, H, Hcxrjes I Gruber l 1 'Q- X. bored? I I ecY-9 PM oboox X ,Q Qs- - 5 1 dn 'i5e'.X-1 'li B: dm RSO -Z, Xusx Xe ommq .1. P Y'-me ,L f: as Sf' dec S2 34 X -Q QEWQ x S4 1 f ' 5,54 Wondoq 'Emodoq , and PSM o-4 5 So, x Xhs vi O1 ygam Gd n f f-i i 5 1 Row 4- D. McComas, C. Halsted, W. Maxe, D. Charleston, G. Herzog, D. Brockman, A. Swanson, D. Gray, B. Harjes, I. Sullivan, L. Gullberg, I. Havnes. Row 3: I. Aiton, P. Stendal, V. Gustafson, C. Barstow, D. Martinson, G. Koop, M, Bruggman, A. Liners, L. Richter, H. Anderson, L. Havnes, L. Nelson, B. Smith, M. Holland. Row 2: B. Larson M. Showell, I. Fitzsimmons, B. Vaars, I. Lindell, S. Palmer, E. Schultz, W. Ernst, P Anderson, P. Herbison, V. Halsted, I. Waffensmith, I. Harjes, P. Calhoun. Row lg M Ebinger, A. Olson, L. DeRosier, L. Young, E. Gronquist, B. Herbison, R. Olson, S. Favre l.. Paulson, D. Havnes, I Waffensmith, D. Penny. H IR The Washington High Choir composed of fifty voices was under the able direction of D. C. Campbell. They have rendered music for sev- eral programs during the year. At Christmas the choir furnished the background music for the play, Why the Chimes Rang . One of the highlights of their activities was the Sun- day afternoon concert presented February 4. At this time the Folk Song, The Erie Canal . and the Negro Spiritual, Set Down Servants , were the main features on the program. rn C' Vxo Slcgsl- L' Nl' G O0 0 Q. L. Y gr x A , 1 D4 X1 gcc in X.- D- Weie i CHOIR SENIORS fx X l Gif!-xl ste . 0- QWXCB ' Devxioghx QW' .weft ew- ,wet Row 3 D Brockman D Martmson M Bolhg C Erxckson A Lmd G Herzog D Gray Munson Row 2 E Warlot C Cossette A Iohnson L Gaustad B Lowrance W Hanson Ranlun V Hennessy Rowl A Fallon R Mxller G Koop I Handeland D Kocka G Ekberg L Pearson M Ebmger The Student Councll expenenced a most successful year under the leadersh1p of Dave Kocka and Clayton Enckson as presxdents Betty Lowrance v1ce pres tdent and Dtck Mlller as secretary treasurer The council was made up of 23 students who met each Week to drscuss var1ous problems of the school The sole purpose of the councll was to govern the student body and make unprovements wherever 1t was poss1ble The homecommg celebrahon and several dances were under the d1rec non of the councll The most lmportant accomplxshrnent of the year was the framxng of a new const1tut1on In the sprmg a banquet was held honor1ng the Honor Graduates and those on the National Honor Soc1ety A T Row 3 I Kennedy M Borders I Terava E Anderson M Iohnson V Kmg A Lmers L Kurputs E Carg1ll M Kupurxs B Iames Row 2 B Ryan I Baystnger P Anderson M Kletschka M Bean B Callahan M Terava I Larson E Dxke Rowl M Showell 1 Ekberg M Ebmger D McComas E Campbell I Dxke L Brayton V Peterson B Larson The Iunlor Red Cross 1S organlzed to asstst the Senror Red Cross Thls year s prolects conslsted of makmg paper hats tray favors and nut cups for hos pxtahzed servrcemen An amateur program was presented for the student oody to ra1se funds for necessary supphes Through therr fxne efforts they nave helped lighten the burden of the wounded war veterans 38 R Til i Peiefso Q, Stews' W 1 , - 'rl R, 4, - R pxckar SSQYI X, 2 D Crust, H ROW l D. Btqyton. - V Herme I Row go- Ramsde -Rdmsdell. - H. 1 ' . . ,2wLl15aebYG,.fliOuvil1.39' Rcllftilaglhg Gngciiiif, X' Wllmcn' N. . ores. Mo her, d mac D RG exteri- gl gang R. 5YnhO Etviq. 5' Su itwdn' l' Our chapter of Future Farmers ot America has taken an active part in this year's school life. The boys sponsored a parent and son ban- quet in October. During the winter months they produced a winning basketball team. Their spring activities included participation in district and state conventions and local live- stock judging contest. This organization rnet regularly one evening each month. Kl' n AHSXOU4 fgll! Granville, 'dexunqi - Y ,schl R- MCKQY. l an U G Becker -3 Inner. 'l'. Ggesl, 25 Op . RD' C,-U IIICERS ow S-, B cf' H' Fqfff FQAQHQ Synhor- Lun Ro de BASKETBALL TEAM Row 2 D Raaemacher B Hanson B BANOUET Mr McKay shows pictures Falk I Glanville A Graham Rowl R Synhorst I Hande land R Rademacher H Brayton C o QW W SOI- e B .5 JS lj r ess o d p ess rv S BRAIN Pger UQ H is, A Qirr 2 Se G Q 9 BUSU7 SSSQI, fs Son Stenlh N 188 F w ' P70 FQQ Qche Oflns Qrjof CC 'Nz ' B OH T o9rQp7eI Ya S70 1 ,IC Q O usmes Ty Ist Yp,S, 4' 11 u A S npzcfu Spe mness Hon B Kind H111 05115011 XS S re, eyer O ro Uslnes I U U L1s1ens Hee Ffonz S Hess f S Man HO row Qgef D Q11 M LQ Un Fence he xo? YKOKOQ x lol 00 o 'le X5 ex S0 5? -5 ogflee 1 th eip B Lowrance and Van Zan Edltors -:H+ 'QP Q. g J I Thls annual was publlshed to record the events the accomplxshments and the trrurnphs ot the year lust tlnlshed Between rts covers appear the p1ctures of all the students m the school ot athletrcs of organxzatxons and of the outstandrng events A pantorrune Wlld Nell Pet ot the Plams was presented by the staff for the purpose of obtammg snap shots Popcorn sales dances and the con trtbutlons from the buslness men help ed hnance thxs pubhcatxon After completmg 1ts task the staff together w1th the advxsors MISS Nelson and Mr Roedel enyoyed a banquet 2 J Y! 4. O0 W1'd Nell, Pet ol the Plams ,ss QS - ' N J W - , . b 6 ' D N -1 l - V v S , X N. Q f ' , j-lf ' , , t S A A , I , I A fffk V t A 1 5, s ' I , 5 1 f - OA: Q4 pher, W :Sl B' 5, 1 B01-fd' ' 4 Sefolc Jssn X X X - X' '-1 ul' ,l,fA, , Eu, f S ON Mah fo' L , MM X-, .'s . Edwg Q Or S, A H, fef If -QMS, I -R Q nor' M N Al- GULF Y If n , KJ- , A B 9 K A ff f V M f O l - ' '- . f 'I SA p :ATS In If B,,1n.,K , , D ,I D V! V A r, f Mr ' ,t ' ' ' f B. ' . V' ' 1 -Q l O' Us ,'B4L , , B,MSvC I A Y A , B W S, ' A, 1 f l., .. 'Ed I I If E. I E- V Z I. W , ' , In 1' , , ' . . f I ,U N 'K ' , ' rl A F ' ,. H '. E l ' ' 6 x. . Q 6 41' MO N fW H ev. w- W as . , .5 Q Q Q ,, 40 .. gf '-'- 'Q ea! Nl. sawed' W. Smtm aw' X' mv- A setfoldfsiconef' Neel- K1 HOW' lllgnef' PM I 3 YN Hdvnes. MI YG? NQXSOU Roxioop 'LY G- KOOPX. Rm, Sc 00 e yiaqllcn' Many hours of work were necessary to pre- pare the school news for publication. The staff gathered the highlights of the Week's activities in order that they might be pub- lished in each Tuesday evening issue of the Brainerd Daily Dispatch. Kathryn Aiton and Esther Bolstad, togeth- er with their advisor, Miss Hughes, attend- ed the Press Conference which Was held last November at the University of Minn- esota. Row 3 G Engisch, M. Erickson, D. Fox, P. Keppers, D. Kasprick M Betzold M Sadler, C, Hogy, D Larson. Row 2: I. Knudsen, S Palmer R Olson G. Grundy, S Hill, M. Betzold, M. Koepple, V Schaller C Matson. Row l: D. Gordon, P. Cook, V. Holst, I. Ebinger M Ebinger B Hanson, B Sullivan, I. Haglin 'goi' ?' es E- G Ekbelq PAW ' GG Hughes, Row '2,-I Botgi fa ewmv 04- nke X. NXcNcxrr, B. D Xl. XDGXX, X fn X wa' ow E5 Horus, . 5c':roo'Ler, 'P 'rXer'orson, S. NXrXne, Pr. Xdn , Xonnson, G. X5-oop, X Moe, NX Ydrooner, 'F Srrxrfny D X'Xc1nsen,E. Creqer, . urn V X5u'.QXf, X9 Magnon Yxow 'L' E 'XNor'.oX,X YX'.HX, D Ylosprxck, Pr NeXson, B. Voors, . Elr'.cX1.sor., X ?o'.'.er, XI. Wagner, N '5c'nnrncc'rxer, X. Yorsberq, NX, Boqes, D Erickson, Cr. X'XoHHn1on. Bow 3 YI. Spencer, NX. Lund, U Ylrnq, NX Xo'nnson, NX. 'xCXekscXnXao, D. OXson, ?ros.er, Pr 'rXe'.oecker, X Gordon, Y Barry, L Nqborq, X. Yrizsxrnrnons, X. lkndersor., ow A X, Olson, D Hovnes, E. Gronqnrsk, Y. Larson, XI. Marsh, X. Bundquksk, rson, N. XNe-demon, Y NeXson, G. Conkrdrd, S. Nloqx, NX.. Cook. X- De XJ Brerke. Fx ' 'erson, P Pmde Y' Pao Sharon Srnqs embers q'.o-N -.ng NNo'.cn,nc3 f .- 'r .1-.cf x2 A , 1 ,, yo., dXeXiq . . lemon Con 42 1 151301: fow E A Allow Zcklon' ILSWS' M B F erblsor Cflrlsoglesf Cu eyzold P 1 ' 'f D , ' Ek ' Sfffv 3. S FOX' it S Hutt fle-rg, K Keppers M rzoojerl EPQAIHIGI R KOOp Qgerl M Kilifon If D KQSD T051 Snowejl, Greenlwqh Olsen Knudse Urpuls - Vo,-lm UCIL Q ', V ,A ,g ri, fM, fl.. C'- D exon, S HLHHQJSYGQL BPQUI-SOnBol5fQdf Vffovnes, Eglrightlllgflson, Uflliulsrl M. , C. Evans Ig-1QnSgnV,f1O1St HMQCPheri-oWrqncgfagjenbsrgasl M1ZCCAy1mjCk 1 V , Y ' . B On I , ' 71d , Rom' B Mmcheflstqdi D. For- Wilson M. Sad! arson. Zz I I 1-1 .rl ,S, Sb ,Bl yer, ogel MIGPGMI Dohifloeferlerg, A. Pqllllqermqf. As a Girl Reserve, I will try to face life squarely, QbOdy, iV.RyQ5NeJson.cQ1?er, HQ. ldmqrk B Kjndefiwg.. to find and give the best. Each Thursday noon this group met for a busi- ness meeting. These meetings were of unusual va- riety with dicussions, programs, and singing. Religious Thanksgiving were also and tray favors for the also made U. S. O. scrap of the year was a moon- meetings at Christmas and held. They made nut cups Red Cross. Many of the girls books- Their first social event light hike held in October In the early spring the girls' mothers honored them with a 4 o'clock tea. Miss Adams and Mrs. Carlson were the group's advisors. ifmvv ' I U . ,W OFFICERS S. Hill, R Bolstad, G. El-tberg, I. DeRosier COUNCIL. Back row: B. Templeton, G. Ekberg, M Koop, G. Koop, I. Moe, I Gordon, M. Norquzst. Front row S Hill, R. Bclstad, I... DeRosier, P Barry B Berg, C, Miller, E. Hopps, P Koclca, D. O'Brien, I. Glanville, B, Falk FN - i FS H' Row 21 B. Carpenter, I. Mattson, W, Swanson, S. Mills. Row l. Mr. Rosel, advisor, D. Kocka, D. Mar- tinson, C. Barstow ' I TRAFFIC PATROL Regardless of rain, sleet, snow or hail, the traffic patrol was on duty. Our heartfelt thanks go to these guardians of safety who worked for the good of the student. At the close of each year they are rewarded for their services by an award dinner, a certificate of acknowledgement. and a Traffic Patrol lapel button, given by the American Legion- STAGE CREW No program could be complete with- out the preliminary work done by the stage crew- Their work is vital to any stage production. Lighting, sound effects of every variety, ar- rangement of scenes, and the man- agement of stage properties are all done by this group. MOVIE CREW Under the supervision of Mr. Mc Kay this group of twelve boys have made it possible for the student body to see movies at various intervals. The movies presented were in con- nection with classes and also for amusement. Through the showing of these movies, the boys did a splen- did job in making our class work more enjoyable. . tai Row 2: W. Wels, H. Brayton, B. Falk, I. Glanvi e I. Peterson, A. Graham. Row l. Mr. McKay, advisor A. Schubel, R. Frisch, D. Rademacher, R. Synhorst CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Peabody, I. Ekberg, V. Hyatt, A. Lind, I. Ekberg M. Theien, K. Bronner, M. Ebinaer p W 1 .I A vx GA . f Back row E Bans edt I Swarson V Holst, G. Grundy, B, Smith, M, Bayes. Fran row G Meyers, G. Ekberg Q' Back row S Montgomery B Bodenhoter, V. Spencer, I. Anderson, G. Hoffman Front row R Clark B Moerke, P. Kulla, D. Erickson The library was a very popular place, in this last school year. These students were transported through books, into other worlds. These girls helped Miss White in keeping the library in order, cataloging books, phamph- lets, and magazines. Each girl spent a spec- itied amount ot time each week there. Through this method, each member of the club had an opportunity to render service to the school. li It . K in x-'Y' 5 .n 1 Row 2: B. Carpenter, B. Alderman, I. Hiindquist, I. Kohl, G. lmgrund, I. Fitzsimmons, P. Rosenfield, V. Peterson, D. Ekbom. Row l: I, Albertson, I, I-Iavnes, M. Iohnsor I. Nelson, R. Donney, M. Spellmeyer, L. I-larjes, P. Iohnson, C, Miller Mr, f ' tt . od. LOQTS B Y' 4 en'-30 .M,,x MGX . l f'N ' 11 ,-f . here. 15 Warm in 'i zyffzisq., ,i silk, 3 I The aspirin, please TUV' . 'lx . Q-.T . S ' vuxaxk - 46 .. ' 66444 pkg Sixteen in August, the story, trials and troubles of adolescents, was presented by the Iunior class November 29, under the direction of Miss Linneman and Miss Olsgaard. The play centered around Gusty Goodrich fLouise Harjesl, a 15 year old, Whose ideas and motives didn't seem to coincide with her father's fCecil Millerl- Arthur fPau1 Rosen- fieldt, Gusty's ardent admirer, was equally interested in Gusty's financial situation and in finding a way to finance Gusty's summer at camp. This was not enough. The real complica- tions began when Dr. Goodrich decided to let Gusty care for Carol, an invalid, bound to a Wheel chair. As summer approaches, Dr. Goodrich somewhat lessened his punishment of his daughter for wrecking the family auto. To everyone's surprise, Gusty showed she possessed sense and stamina in a hectic sit- uation and her father agreed to her camp excursion. As the curtain fell on this very successful play, Gusty reached the age of her dreams, l6, making everything complete. will 'B' Y . f'-5 it n :Lf . .'p A i ' fx ir' . Q I r hit: S 7 gifs? .Egfr . 22: s - 1 9' Back row: I. Gustafson, M. McNair, I. Ionnson P Kraus D McComas G Herzog R. Emery, I. Van Zant, B. Mudge, D. Gray C Bars ow G Engiscu A Lind Front row I. Mraz, B. Iohnson, I. Hallenberg, L. Tu 'iouski Miss Rochln M Kistenrnacher S Palmer, M. Erickson, B. Schaefer, L. Nelson B He bison R Bolstad K Erickson ' 44 MR. AND MRS. NoRTH Mit and Mrs. North, Q hilarious mystery comedy, was presented March 21, under the direction of Miss Frances Rochlin. Gerald North fGene Herzogl and his scat- ter-brained wife, Pamela fMae Kistenmacherl. had their quiet living in Greenwich village interrupted by two odd murders. The first corpse fDon McComas' was the husband of Clare Brent fMarilyn Ericksonl, one of Mrs North's closest friends- In Pam's unknowing way she innocently incriminated her husband and because he was the only one without an alibi, the Lieutenant fDarrell Grayl and Detective Mullins fClifford Barstow' accused him of murder. Louis Berex fBen Iohnsonl and Ben Wtlson tKenneth Ericksonl and the jani- tor Mr. Buona fPaul Kraus' enter the play to throw a different light on the mystery and, as the Postman tGene Engisch' is forlud dead the turmoil reaches a peak. The unraveling of the mystery proved amusing and exciting. The final curtain fell on a very entertaining and successful play. C ': 1 I .- , , X' x I My I Y Q V R Go, N fu v Q I 4 H rov C Warnberg B Iohr C 3rd row I Haglm M Koop K A1lOH M Lrlcksou S dler Swan on eson 2 d row E Bolstad R Olson Pa mer Eb nger R Bolstad C lxntxck ls row G E berg M E mger A rt B Krtde I Matche e og I ohn C E1 kso'1 K Erlc s Cdltdzwdltdis At a trad1t1onal ceremony held rn Ianuary a group of twenty four students was presented to the school as members of the Nahonal Honor SOC19lY T achxeve thls dJst1nct1on these students were requlred to possess good char acter a h1gh scholarshrp 1eadersh1p rn the school and servrce to the school Arthur L1nd was chosen as pres1dent of thrs group and Ben Iohnson held the flarrung torch wh1ch IS the symbol of the socmety The Honor Graduates numbered thlrty one Those attammg a B average or above for the1r three consecutrve h1gh school years were thls group 70001 4th row R Iensen G Engxsch B Iohnson G Herzog K Errckson C Errckson Lmd 3rd row D Kasprlck M B tzold I Haglln K A ton M EYICKSOTI Sadler M MCCl1Hf1Ck R Schooler 2nd row A S eltenson V H ls Falconer S Palmer I Ebmger R Bolstad S Hlll G Grundy 1 row R H11 G Ekberg E Bolstad M Eb nger B K nder L Tuna sk I Ma cue te I A WQKR ,Q l wk Zmiwmdi. ' ' If va.. ' wx, i .. '- -i - . , A 1- Qfamecaminq N ff' - 1, , 3 .f:'-' , Q A 5 Q' ' 1 , 9' 'W' ' + T WN, ' M k wcxy for the Queen! 1-FW? HQQTQ9 4135 XXQ g 1, N X., --- X W Xxx , v Q I , 29 ' A 'E k X gg. Xifli V gl ' The Tye? T:12P1S9 g5 . . S X f f fn.: 0 , is VK the Chimes Rang WHY E.ns, zwelx Om' ,l Ar OHS bg Chu Sfmqs hqppy I .qmy A Y mme . , .g 1. - Y -' 1' ., - ssber .aces thletics 4'9- A XX l ' 'qxbl ' I XX V F f. .tx . ., I. I ! 1 ' OGTBALL COACHES M. Hyduke, Coachg I. Neal and K. Aase, assistant coaches Startmg h1s second year of coachlng the Bra1nerd Warrxors Coach Mxke Hyduke had elght lettermen returmng from last year There was a good turnout for both sprrng and fall football and the makmgs of a good football team The Warr1ors lust game was on thexr own held 1n whlch they deralled the Staples R R 1n a 7 to 0 vrctory to get the season oft to cr good start In the followmg four games the Warr1ors were forced to bow to four strong teams A1tk1n L1ttle Falls Crosby Ironton and Bem1d11 In the next game the Warr1ors scalped Alex andrra rn a 6 to O vlctory tor thelr second wrn of the season The next and last two games were dlsastrous to the Warr1ors as they were taken by Wadena and a very strong St Cloud team Thus endmg the season Wllh 2 wms and 6 losses Q W Swanson A Swanson H Carlson W Kraemer N Flaaten B Norvrck D Bolster R Fredstrom Row Z Coachl Neal V Campbell R Utzmger T Karnpmann W Wood l Axton L Kostek Z Hendrxchs E Klmer I' Hegstad E H111 C Iohnson V Stevens B Dlngman M Nelson Coach K Aase Row 1 Coach H Hyduke B Smlth D Kocka I Sullxvan H Groth G Herzog M Marsh P Stendal B Maxe D Martmson E Hott D McComas B Scheuer R Emery C Barstow 52 KSC - - , . . . l I -A K ' . 1 Row 3: C, Cassette, D. Miller, E. Anderson, C. Badger, I. Worden, C. Halsted, S. Mills, Bill Maxe Pet mason e SI Dick Mm en df!! Co-Captains .fm if 704441: 56444446 , ,,,,. ly, Se M Cofld Series I. .S v 3 D159 Staples , U Brainerd 7 I Aitkin 7 Brainerd O 1 Little Falls 20 Brainerd U usxed? Crosby-Ironton 20 Brainerd , U Bemidji , 27 Brainerd 7 Alexandria U Brainerd 6 Waderia 19 Brainerd 7 St. Cloud , 26 Brainerd U ,M e Kockcx U 0 4 Q 32 m Q K 1 1' 4 '52 ,A 911 6 N I ff.- FSIQW x 3 ,O F nada! T Dick 4 9? Miller WQIIQC 41. e K1-qemer Kocka goes thru! Cornell Bddgef Norman Flcxaten wud G naw Q Don direcis 'Triendship' Wcvlne Sw GDSOH O11 Bojsre I' The Warr1ors started the 1944 45 basketball season wlth only one regular returnlng lrom last year The team was rnexpenenced but showed much rmprovement 1n both defensnve and offensrve playmg by the end of the sea son They went to the fmals 1n dlstrrct tour nament but lost to a strong Crosby Ironton hve Allkln played host to Bramerd for the War nors hrst game Desplte the fact that Bra1nerd was rn the lead the entxre game the Axtkm l1Ve put on a last quarter dr1ve and beat Bramerd by a heart breaklng one po1nt The next game was on the home floor In a thrlll packed game the Warrlors beat Alexandrla by one pomt for thelr hrst v1ctory In the next two games Bramerd was forced to bow to St Cloud Cathedral and Breckenr1dge Alter these two de eats they began to chck and be lore they could be stopped by Bem1dJ1 they had won l1V9 games IH a row Staples Rob bmsdale Grand Rap1ds Long Pra1r1e and L1ttle Falls Lxttle Falls wa the most lmport one because of tne lastlng rlvalry between Kermxt Aase Mtke HYd'-Ike Coach Asslstant Coach slwflv 00 the schools and because of the one pomt over tune vxctory After bemg defeated by Bem1d11 the War rnors lourneyed to Crosby Ironton and although they put up a good battle they were downed by the Maroon and Whlte by 6 pomts The lollowmg mght 1n a slow movxng game they got revenge by beatlng Artkln Th1s t1ed the Blue and Whlte and Crosby Ironton for flrst place ln the d1str1ct untrl the Lxttle Falls Flvers routed them tn a revenge game The Bramerd team then ventured to Wadena where they were scalped by the Indlans l the followmg game the Warrlers were defeated by a strong revenge seek1ng Staples team Thls put the team mto a slump and they lost the next two games to Bem1d11 and Crosby Ironton Comxng out of the slump they Won three smashlng vlctorles over St Cloud Tech Wadena and Alexandrxa In the last game of the season the WGFIIOFS lost to St Cloud Tech on the Techmen s home court end1ng a very successful basketball season w1th ll w1ns and 10 loses Come On Gang' me - 'A I ' t t ,ln K , T I -55- Alexandrra St Cloud Cathedral Staples Robbmsdale Grand Raptds Long Pra1r1e L1ttle Falls Bem1d11 Crosby lronton A SQUAD Back row C Cossette I Hoffman B Sedlock R I reds'rom Coach Aase Front row L Gustad D Martxnson A Swanson E Hoff C Warnberg N Flaaten Manager V Campbell Bramerd Brarnerd Bramerd Bralnerd Bramerd Brarnerd Bramerd Bramerd Bramerd and Scofzec 1944 45 Llttle Falls Wadena Staples Bem dn Crosby Ironton St Cloud Wadena Alexandrla St Cloud Bramerd Bramerd Bramerd Brarnerd Bramnerd Bramerd Bramerd Bramerd Bralnerd Bra nerd B SQUAD Back row M Nelson I A1lOH B RICE W Swanson B Novrck D Mxller, Coach Hyduke Front row C Dlngmfm l W0fdeU, B Hagberg, L Kostek E Hxll, T Hegsted. T Kampmann, R Utzmger 57 - V- ...Q . 'V I , S0 1 K 5 I J s . ' ' 1 , 'YW 5 'lx . x . V P ' Aitkin 25 Brainerd 24 Aitkin , 30 ' ' 33 ' 34 ' , 47 ' - 42 Q 33 35 ' 25 ' 32 37 ' C 25 A 30 i 48 ' ' 19 ' 26 - 36 ' ' ' 30 ' 44 . 23 '. ' 31 ' I 32 31 ' ' 'A . 45 ' 37 ' , 39 ' - 39 ' I 33 . 40 I le ' 1 -f . II ,4 o V F 1 X 1 .'2 r V Charles Warnberg Norman Flaaten Eivind Hoff Dick Martinson ,ffl x V ll V Q . K in ,. - 4 sir'-1: ak Q V ,H 52, , -vi - . !' L V l, l'! L 0 157 xx Charles Cossette I 7 A fi.-. Time Out mfr l,'T 4 2 I 1 pr I ,wr ' 1 A. s r Y- luck Hoffmfln Roy Fredstrom - ,fa -.XL ,, Y ls 1 ' x 1 l Arnold Swanson P LeRoy Gausiad Robert Sedlock Pi' ff A SW' 4 5 A ' , 5- film Spcqfxe p Arnie! 9? Going up . VVS' Remember the night 'Little Fails vs, Brainerd! 4 fx The Viking gives out BCHC11 Warmers 59 'ui P9I'SCYfQflCCIflOI'1 1Cv1 pepfesf, :U Rx' Rd Ha' Icunrte Vcmnl, Betty Lowrance, Mae Ksfenrncxcher Y--...- -M .....a.. .1 1.1 Lorry Jumps! Fighf. Go, Win! 15-H-A-I-N-E-R-D Bob Krekelberg 1 . Av, fl . 1 - a - 0 K hr YK W K ,, . Qy' I i 1 Q . 4 ' - ' 'p J ul- ' ' , - P 'onfi neg , A ,- ,. I - To ' 1 to .1 -Are. f 7 une' wkxye V' ' nf- BY d sf , , J Howe Smcxsn 'em, bust em . . CYOSXDY ' M 6U f .ejxb ,f 'fr-5g,,,' Row 4. in Vanin, MMI Egickson' D. WHSO . Hqge C erzold V C n, B Aide I A ' . I I' fgalchdsefer' S' Boliigdcriplj Blgfy' Igiznclgzlrkliucqs Ander Row 1:r'DV'FWSQnerQ I'OXnd27 M. Sgldlersofg l. Ericlirs0qM R W Eonv B Lowrqnc . orsberg' R Boletrson, L. NYBOI. ig-hooler E G Falconer A g1CPhe,sO ' Sfld, V- H I gf . Fitzsim reeflwqjf B feffenso asted, A, Steffenszsnslql.RForsBergA -gchixefer, I ' iChOlsoHV M. mgrund, , . Falconer The Girls Athletic Assoc1at1on under the direction of Miss Hedner is composed ot girls who are in- terested in various sports. Ruth Bolstad, president, with the aid of the coun- cil drew up the rules for the organization. Each girl must participate regularly and comply with the rules if she wishes to qualify for her emblem- This year's activities started with the initiation party. Tournaments were held in basketball, speed ball, table tennis, volley ball, badminton, and ar- chery. In Ianuary, a winter sports party Was held. The award dinner was the highlight of this year's activities. Awards were given to all members who had met the necessary requirements. COUNCIL Back row: I. Moe, M. Anderson, B. Alderman, D. Forsberg. Fron row: V. Wegner, E. Greenwalt, R. Bolstad, C. Evans , . ' :jf ' 'ffl E' r -Y :I'gl'?'k6 ' L1 A .ff if 4 I' ' A 5' V ' 4 N X 7 t tx' t , 18 ,f - X E ,J .- f 'X X , V 7, K A xv' K I I s 0 A Q 1 i s T i 9 Q ' ,.,. x I . . ' f 1 P .M . . , fr ,,61- Iv Ready Koi Vo '5- e up okk 3 JJ ' 'g,Iy',' ff I W 1: l'l,',' ' I ',.',r ol , f' u og,.' .fu ' '1 4's 9 Ca A Q mmon Joanne V Q nm 'Uv o F,-ie ndlY rivals I f.. 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Aan F? -4 f ' g 1 8 gi, 5 1 Q wi ff 9 ..-,5gf - k 'mln M' . v., ' f Y sv' ' ' F ' n 9 1 X4 4' A pg ,Q 1 4 A .Q Z 9: 4 f f Wm I hnuh V Mxqhw what T he Qthlefic type -55- - x P- fx I 1 O ,1- .mug ., 4 ' fab ll 5,1 is . f 01's ,K f 1 + HOW J ,vfaw DJJ' 6.9359 f1.' 17. ow' 'a . , K . ff E Q. , cf J ii, fbi 5 53 f 3 X 4 .v 7 ' A 5 I I sr? ng Y.,5g sflp Elmer :Jmpnses X X '94 5 .,,LJ , M, in 3 Wx non Back row: ileit to right' Leo Tomlinson, Bob Ferrell, I. K. Peterson, George Novlck, Dennis Iohnson, Duane Lund, Gerry Webking. Row 3. Shirley Torgerson, Barbara Lee, Beryl Thompson, Betty Dandanell, Leo Kramer, president, Cathleen Borden, Dorothy Knoll, Phyllis Polcezwinski, Betty Thompson. Row 2: Ianet Dike, Charlotte Moore, Gloria Van Essen, Ted Magnan, Ruth Thoe, Elaine Hainlin, Lois Imgrund, Darrell Skeesick, Gladys Feldman, Helen Marchel. Row lg F. Hedner, E. Neller, G. Van Arnam, A. Laipple, Dean I. Chalberg, M. Tornstrom, D, Ellwein, L. While, M. Kallberg . Ill , COLLEGE ACTIVITIES September Picnic October Hqyride November One-act Play December Banquet Iunuury Sleighride February Valentine's Party March Party April Dinner at C-I MUY Picnic Spring formal Three-act Play PERSONAL APPEARANCE -E45 40 'ir X l, l President Leo Kramer . 'V 9 ' f ' Vice President Q? , A , -v Gloria Van Essen . . A it fm if 13 M Y fil' .-Qs. -.ff , 1' f Wiffire M If -:Q EI-LQ ?-31 -z., ' H II Q. !' 4,2 M af f , Directed by Miss M. Hughes Seckjrreas' - A Janet Cast included: D. Lund, L. Imgrund, E. Hainli'n, I K Peterson, G. Van Essen, G. Webkirig, B. Thompson, G. Novick and R. Thoe His First Dress Suit LEFT THIS YEAR TO SERVE hi' UNCLE SAM: Dennis Iohnson Navy Leon Tomlinson Navy Leo Kramer Army Bob Ferrell Merchant Marine -.Ss Nmslqk-A DOI-79Y and Spence in the Rec. studying!! They knew their THE CHRISTMAS TREE picture was being TOOK . Cast included: Pa. Lund, Ma Thomp- son,,Van, Dot, Susie, Smiley and Lee COLLEGE ff ' B 47 ' ' in-' X X I If ' f ,K 1 Duane Lund Dennis Iohnson Say, Degny 319-Ng 359 Chow? I If X , , A Y ln. Elaine Hainlin Charlotte Moore L .. ,s A- 1 VII '- , 1 ' 'DLQA ui. X ,,, 7- 'T , B, Dandanell, I. Dike, D. Iohnsori, and , K V B, Ferrell took part in the onesact play : A I I K Peterson lerry Webkinff Graduating Sophomore-s this year were: Duane Lund, Associate of Arts Charlotte Moore, Associate of Arts li Swing it, men! 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