Brainerd High School - Brainonian (Brainerd, MN)

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f' l -J. cehg, -y r A iixi K Cx ' i N Clif X ' i il 0' r fl :N with Huckleberry Finn, Tom instantly decided to X X X is iw X Arriving late at school, after his too lengthy visit Q 4l give the true reason for his tardiness, since he knew that part of the punishment would mean his trans- fer to the girls' side of the room . . . and the only W vqgqnt plate was next to Becky Thatcher! The ex- X B-, pected switching followed his amazing confession. ' Then the master ordered, Now go sit with tho X girls and let this be a lesson to you. Thus Tom's XX romance with Becky was started. Administration Good breeding consists in concealing how much we think of ourselves and how little we think of the other person. Page 5 From The Adventures of Tom Sawyer X

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The doors of wisdom are never shut 1 2 , a v . f mt.. vu... ,f f- Administration Page5 l it llx l l Q, l' li H l l l if fl sum? Y J l Y ix XX Classes Page 11 1 , , 5 X w i 3 K s in J , X- .g 5 XR Mx s A. s , i l ' I Washington High School IW' W, ll s -A TABLE or coNTENTs fili gr ee if as-2 Some of the drawings on the division sheets of this Eh 5 publication are copied from reprints of Norman Rock- 'i 'J ell's original drawings. We, of the annual staff, wish 'Q .-- t express our appreciation to Mr. Rockwell, who has i z c'ous ' rane us e errnission -,X U rawm s. I Athletics Page 79 n lfF 'ill I l 1 l 5 ' 1 r Waits mi 5 i Mm ff.,l2,?1 'Z' 4 if g .J Q. ., was rf it fn of ' s Hx l fa Organizations l- I f 9 Page 49 P099 97 X i'

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Page 6 Education makes the man HAROLD C. NORDGAARD Superintendent Continuing as superintendent of Brainerd schools for his second year, Mr. H. C. Nordgaard has administrated his many duties in a magnificient way. As the chief executive his responsi- bilities consisted of making the school budget, allotting ex- penditures, and supervising the administrative duties of all Brainerd schools. G. B. BLACKFORD Principal For the twelfth year Mr. G. B. Blackford has been in charge of Washington High School doing all he can to see that it is run properly and efficiently. He has had many duties to perform, of which a few of them were supervising the school activities, disciplining students, making school records, and many more. Many of our students find solutions to their scholastic problems from Mr. Blackford's advice and helpful suggestions.