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Besides shouldering fhe greaf responsibilify of all school affairs. Mr. Nordgaard represenfed our schools af fhe sfafe meefings, prepared our school budgef, disfribufed expendifures, made sure all sfafe school reporfs were accurafe, and represenfed bofh The faculfy and fhe sfudenfs af board meefings. Senior High School principal, Mr. 6. B. Blackford, has counseled and encouraged many Washingfon High sfudenfs during his pasf fourfeen years of service. Mr. Blackford is as undersfanding as he is efficienf. Jusf a few of his numerous dufies include: supervising school acfivifies. making school records and disciplining the sfudenfs. Mr. Blackford also performs ofher dufies, foo numerous fo menfion, buf essenfial fo fhe proper func- fioning of fhe school sysfem. Under fhe guidance and direcfion of our chief adminisfrafors, Mr. Nordgaard and Mr. Blackford, W.H.S. has rapidly progressed bofh culfurally and scholasfically during fhe pasf year. Up the Track to Fitness l. if MILLER AASE KELLETT Robert E, Miller, B.S., lSt. Cloud Teachers Collegel. Gen- eral Metals, Track Coach, Assistant Football and Basket- ball Coach. Kermit Aase, B.S., M.E., lU. ot Minnesotal. Athletic Director. Fred Kellett. B.S., lMoorhead State Teachers Collegel. Social Science, l-lealth, Basketball Coach, Assistant Football and Baseball Coach, Letter- men's Club Adviser. Don C. Adamson, B,S., M.E., lU. ot Physical Education ADAMSON ANDERSON TONISH Minnesotal. hysical Education, Assistant Football Coach, Lettermen's ub Adviser, Myrtle J. Anderson, BS., lU. ot Minnesotal. hysical Education, Health, Girls' Athletic Association, E ward V. Tonish, B.E., B.S., MS., lWisconsin State Teachers Collegel, lliansas State Collegel. Foot- ball Coach, l.ettermen's Club Adviser. Stimulates Good Health Physical education strives to apportion students physically as well as mentally. Physical co-ordination is an asset and ottered to every class but seniors. lt otlers a wide tield ot curriculum, not centered around any one activity. While the boys ioin in doing cales- thenics, the -girls partake in less strenuous exercises. Aside trom exercises come basketball, volleyball, ping- pong, tumbling, baseball, and badminton. lvlany ot the sports in physical education can be played in later lite, and provide healthtul exercises with the tun and zest ot triendly competition. Each student has the privilege ot choosing games which require strenuous exercise, or those which demand only a minimum otettort. The program ot activity will enable the individual to choose the type ot athletics, games, and recreation in which he is most interested. Streamlining the Way to Success l if A ' 2Q 's- z A .l STANG MOSTROM ENGBRETSON HUBBARD UNNEMAN Edward Sfang, B.A., lCarlefon Collegel. World l-lisfory. Audio Visual Aids. Selma Mosfrom. B.S., lU. of Minne- sofal. Social Science, Senior Class Adviser. Walfer Eng- brefson. B.A., lAugsburg Collegel. World l-lisfory, Senior Class Adviser. l-lelen M, Hubbard, B,Ed., lvl.A., KU, of Social Studies are Social sfudies offers courses which survey fhe acfivi- 'ries of men as members of social groups. lf is fhe aim of fhese courses fo give The sfudenf an adequaie baclc- ground for 'fhe undersfanding of presenf-day polifical, social, and economic life, and fo develop an acfive sense of responsibilify for effeclive democrafic cifizen- ship. Governmenf is a branch of social sfudies which seeks fo acquainf a sfudenf wifh polifical forces and proc- esses operafing in America, and fhroughouf fhe world. lf equips sfudenfs in all fields lo fulfill fheir responsi- V Minnesofal, lU, of Norfh Dalcofal, lBemidii Teachers Collegel. l-lisfory, Junior Class Adviser. Marian E. Linne- man, B.E., lSf. Cloud Teachers Collegel, English, Hisfory, Work-pass coordinafor. Ties of Learning bilifies as cifizens, as well as fo provide a sound foun- dafion for graduafe or professional worlc in governmenf. Whafever a sfudenfs vocafion plans may be, fhey are encouraged fo orienf fhemselves in The hisfories of European, Asiaiic, and American culfure. lf also gives sfudenfs lcnowledge of everyfhing fhaf has falcen place in The world hundreds of years ago, righf on up fo our world sifuafion of foday. lf is imporfanf fo lcnow whaf has happened, for if is fhe basis of our presenf-clay living. We learn 'rhrough American hisfory, world his- fory, social science, and world affairs. Dorofhy Abers and Leo Johnson explain fo The class, defails concerning a hisforical replica. Leaders on the Track of Knowledge Q 4 'Rr ,W -. SCHWWRTZ WlNlERS LARSEN OLSON NOURSE Alvin Schwarlz, B.A., llxlebraslfa Slale Teachers Collegel, Class Play, Evelyn Olson, HA., lSl. Olal Collegel, Eng! English, Speech, Debale, Drarnalics. l-lenriella Winlers, lish, Junior Classgfsdviser, Jean F, Nourse, Bfx., lvl.A,, BA., lU, ol Soulh Dalmral. English, Senior Class Play. llvlacalesler Collegel, lU. of Minnesolal, English, Junior Dorolhy Larsen, B,A,, lConcordia Collegel. English, Junior Class Adviser. English Promotes Culture College days are nol Tar away: lhal is, if you pass English. Even if a sludenl has no inlenlions ol college, sociely loday demands a knowledge ol 'rhe subiecl. The lulure depends upon The presenl. We gel our basis lor our language and our vocabulary lhrough our English deparlmenls, and il will prove ro be prolilable in laler years as well as now. ll is a required subiecl and undoubledly The mosl imporlanl. Through our English classes and leachers we have a debale learn, direcling of class plays, a sound vocabulary, and a knowledge of English words and cusloms. ll is impor- lanl lhal every person know how To lallc and wrile, and do il accuralely. Aside from grammar, prose has acguainled us wifrh aulhors lhal have nor been egualed by any presenl day wriler. in Donna Pelerson. Barbara Babb, Harold Baehrnan, and Peler lhesing are reading a play in fheir senior English class, Riding the Train to Solutions 5 NELSON SCHAEFER MILLER Cordelia Nelson, B.A.. lGusiavus Adolphusl, Malhe- malics, Brainonian Edilorial Adviser. Marie Schaefer, BS., lSou+h Dalcola Siale U.l. Biology, Senior Class Adviser. Wilda Miller, B.A., ll-lamline U.l. Malhemalics, Fresh- man Class Adviser. Neal Campbell, B.S., M.Ed.. lCenlral Missouri Slaie Colleqel, lU. ol Missouril. Physics, Senior MARQ UART f xi N rii ' ii . ii . - .rss 1 ' L Q : 1i', fair CAMPBELL ADAMS SMlTl-l Science. Irma Dell Adams, B.A., Harneslown Collegel Maihemaiics, Brainonian Business Adviser. A. L, Srniih B.A., lSou+hwes+ern U.l. Chemislry. W. E. Marquari, B.S. lEas+ern Slaie Teachers Collegel, lU. of Minnesolal Physics, Senior Science. athematics - - Science Malhemalics and science courses are ihe basis oi finding solulions in our everyday living. These lwo subiecis are iundamenlals for admillance in college and lhey help s+udenl's io lhinlc problems oul. Sludenls also have wonderful opporlunilies lhrough The chemislry, physics, and biology labs. Chemislry conlribules lo a belier under slanding of naiural environmenl' and lays lhe loundaiion for professional careers Malhemalics reaches sludenis lo concenlrale and figure our soluiions. Scienhhc courses are designed 'lo help mee-Jr rhe needs of all sludenls of becoming liberally educaled men and women. ll' helps lhe sludeni esrablish inlelligenl undersiandlng of iundamenial concepls oi life and also direcls him foward a heallhiul and efiechve living. Floyd Galpin, Jaclr McDonald, and Bill Nelson. oiiicers of ihe Science Club, ialce readings on a Torricellian ap- paraius. 5? ii f I 33172 in - . 3? gf gr yo ol A 'Q E S -E 0 ,fu i- 2 -AO ,y , N 0 Ll- W Miwwf- c. lil- Q 1. --- EC Speeding up for the Future LORD PRESTEGARD GRAY Ann L. Lord, BA., fCarleton Collegel. Shorthand, Type- writing, Ottice Training, Commercial Club Adviser. Ruth Prestegard, B.A., lSt. Qlat Collegel, Bookkeeping, Type- writing, Sophomore Class Adviser. Edwin A, Gray, B.S,, lU. ot Minnesotal. Vocational Agriculture, Future Farmers ot America. Margaret Ruud, BA., lU, ot North Dakotal. Typewriting, Stenography, Business Training, Pow-wow Business Adviser. Virginia Harvey, B.S., lSt. Scholastica Practical Arts - - Office Training ' 'itll' fi F, Q r' V i s will If' I ,X RUUD HARVEY PRIGGE Collegel . Home Economics, Future Homemakers ot America. lvlaryls Prigge, B.S,, CU. ot Minnesotal. l-tome Economics, Future l-lomemakers ot America. F. W, Rosel, Advanced Diploma, lMoorhead State Teachers Colleqel. lndustrial Arts, Stage Crew, Basketball Ticket Chairman. Grace Van Arnam, BA., MA., lnot picturedl, lValley City T.C,l, lGreeley, Coloradol, Business Arithmetic, Treasurer, Stu- dent Activity Fund. Washington l-ligh School otters to its students, courses which develop them tor iobs atter graduation. An extensive stenography course is given with typing, bookkeeping, personal typing, shorthand l, and advanced shorthand. The student acquires a sound background ot liberal arts courses and certain courses basic tor general business. ln home economics, girls are taught the basic tundamentals ot cooking and sewing, while the boys engage in making things in metals and wood. They are, at the same time, learning to manipulate the tools with which they are working. ROSEL VAN ARNAM lnot picturedl NX Jim Whirley and Jay Norwood operate the electric saw in shop class. l5 Observing the Finer Things in Life E, gi , s. .i ii i , T i i T WHITE CAMPBELL HANSEN MARSHALL Lois While, B.S,, lU. of Minnesolal. Librarian, Library College of Musicl. Choir, Rudimenfs of Music, Junior Club Daniel C. Campbell, B.M., M.M.Ed., lMacPhail Class Adviser. Helen Marshall, B.S., lSi. Cloud Teachers ' ' . C T P' 4 l T Ari, Advanced Arr, Ari' School of Musicl, lMineapolis College of Musicl. Band. Collegel ra ls, rincip es o Curiis l-lansen, B.A., M.M.ifd., IST. Olall, lMinneapolis Club, Pos+ers,Decora1ions. Fine Arts Bridges Enjo ment Through Tine aris, srudenis develop 'rhernselves in special iraining-using +heir hands and heads for en- ioymeni as well as culiural value. The library is equipped 'ro handle subiecis of all 'rypes and is used very exrensively by 'rhe siudenis. The are classes lake an aciive parr in making posiers, painring windows for dirfereni' occasions, and keep up rheir daily require- menis as well. Ari aids The srudeni who wishes io enlarge his arfisric powers and also gives him a basic 'rraining +o a career in some phase of arf praciice. Music has played an imporiani role in The general culfure of civilizarion from 'rhe earliesi recorded hisrory up To ihe preseni lime. The values of music are so numerous and diversified +ha+ every individual can find in music, some value which will enrich his life and Thereby make him a more valuable member of sociery. Mary Ribbel and Margarel Wheeler skelch LaVonne Hoskins in Their arl Class. 16 Switching the Rails to Foreign Lands i l-lilda M. Shirley, Kaiharine M. Mary F. Tornsfrom, BA. Torgerson, B.A.,lv1.A. lsr. Olaf Collegel BA., MA. lU. of Minnesolal Speech, English, lConcordia lGreely, Coloradol Speech Aclivifies, Collegel German, Thespians lU. ol Minnesolal German Club, English, Lafin, Pow-Wow Edilorial Adviser Sludenl Council, Coslume Room, Guidance Direclor Languages Spread lnternationalism Aside from lhe regular courses given in English, Washinglon l-ligh also offers courses in oiher lan- guages as well. These are Lalin and German. Languages cornplemenl and slrenglhen 'rhe area sludies of olher counrries, serve lhe special needs of sludenls in preparalion lor college, and progress Jrhe siudenis lo olher slcills il lhey so desire. A knowledge of many languages increases one's vo- cabulary and offers many chances for advance- rnenl. Speech aids lhe sludenl for careers in lhe lhealre and radio, as well as everyday usage, for here lhey learn 'ro Talk in fronl of a group wilh ease and poise. Senior English sludenls pracfice a play in fronl of lheir class. Connecting Engines to Progress SCHOOL BOARD Back row: L. Hohman, C. Fleischer, I. Tomlinson, H. Nordgaard, Fronf row: Mrs. E. CrowIey, C.RaascI1, Mrs, F.E.Crowder, R. Olmsfed. OFFICE GIRLS Joyce I-IagIin, Beffy Paulson, EI-:Ia Enqebrefson. SCHOOL CUSTODIANS L. NoggIe, E, Kinney, J. Thomas, A. Peferson R. Lind, P. Peferson Inc? picfuredl. I8 'W YY if i Y 5 ' ' , 5542 Eiai, kv XXX XN 74 i N X X, .. xx IR new me The very roof of hon- esf a d virfue lies in a XX 6 K TZ -- ffl V QCEA ? X 5 I, Xx XX ..kX x G f Z af X 5X Z ? X I0 Z f A ff XX X Xw 7 2 yi xXx X 5 4 Q NV YQ X XX X x t u .x ? v I X W5 K-Q' ,.-,l .. ,,A,'-j,'11'.'-QZQNI.,, f a .V ' X '-fm' f' , Xf rf ,114 f ,:g11f1 -1 --if-'V' - A ,. -.i7 eff W im . R F i Q x V .3569 an anim. I fggiy' ff' UNH QN tvtihjff, E I , kk if A . 'u 1358 X 25 W- 3 .2f5:Efi f Q fi' -:ian XFX if if ...filgifn in uh I X zz ,-- X1? mK ',:+1f:'.2 i E X .fifgiff 57' ' 'E -- N 7 ' :'1z'9-mg mm! 1 A 'iff W , f Vg? 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These oTTicers were: Jim Dellosier, president Judy Ross, vice-president Marlyss AlberTson, secreTary: and PeTe PeTerson, Treasurer. We ioined music groups. clubs, and did very well in aThleTics. STudenT Council represenTaTives were chosen and we soon had a voice in The governmenT oT The school. We did Trounce DeTroiT aT our TirsT homecom- ing game, and Took an acTive parT in The cele- braTing. On February I3 we held a very successTul class parTy using a ValenTine Theme. Several oT our classmaTes were chosen as servers Tor The prom held in May. Then we were signing annuals, and iT was one Seniors Achiev down and Two To go as we compleTed our TirsT year aT W.l-l.S. Gup l-Tess was elecTed To lead us Through our second year. l-le was assisTed by Jim DeRosier, vice-presidenT: Marlys Nordgaard, secreTaryq and Joyce UTzinger, Treasurer. Miss DoroThy Larsen direcTed our iunior class in The ever popular comedy, 'lWe Shook The Family Tree. We were very proud, indeed, when our baskeT- ball Team surged on To The sTaTe TournamenT, and Took Third place. Jerry Hill, Sup l-less, and Jim DeRosier were Tound on This TournamenT Team. Jerry and Gup were named To The all regional Team. ln The spring Judy Ross and Jim DeRosier were chosen To represenT W.l-l.S. aT Boys' and Girls' STaTe. May Tound us busily aT work on The Junior4Senior Prom. The commiTTees broke all records in aTTer school aTTendance as They cuT ouT hundreds oT sTars, Tlowers, and palm leaves Tor a SouTh PaciTic aTmosphere. We Took our Tinals and when school was over, we had a sTrange Teeling oT having buT one year 'eTT in W.l'T.S. ut Begun 'YQ I . , . Many aclivilies kepl lhe Senior cabinel members slearning along. Fourlh Row: Miss Marie Schafer, Miss Selma Moslrom, Bob Harlman, John Erickson, Mr. Wally Engbrelson. Third Row: Joe Perraull, Jerry Babcock, Wayne Wolharl, Marlyn Krueger. Second Row: Jim Whilney, Mary Nourse, Joyce Muslonen, Leah Deal, Nick Hasselleldl. Firsl Row: Janel Garlner, Carol Burman, Marie Bisek, Margarel Nourse. ltimate Goal Class Color, Class Mollo, Class Flower, Blue and While Nol Finished, Once again we boarded lhe lrain lor our lasl and mosl imporlanl year. We sel aboul our lasks by lirsl elecling lhe ollicers ol our class. We chose capable John Erickson as presidenl and Wayne Wolharl, Carol Burman, and Marie Biske lo assisl him as vice-presidenl, secrelary, and lreasurer. We all were lhrilled when our own alumnus, Gov- ernor C. Elmer Anderson, crowned Marlyss Alberl- son our homecoming queen. Our homecoming was complele wilh lloals, snake dance, and a viclory over rival C-l. Five grid slars, Morris Bisled, Sup l-less, Jerry Hill, Jack Karnowski, and Bob Lee, were named lo lhe all conlerence loolball leam. Oh's and Ah's were heard as we began lhe usual lrading ol grad piclures and we realized more lully lhal lhe remaining parl ol lhe lrip was very shorl. Our Chrislmas Banquel will be remembered lor years lo come as one ol lhe highlighls ol our senior year. Old Sainl Nick lell us all wilh some ralher peculiar gills. Being a senior had ils relaxing momenls also. Bul Begun While Gladiola This year we sal back and walched lhe iuniors work leverishly on lhe annual Spring Prom, lhen slepped inlo lhe gym aller all lhe decoralions were up and had a wonderful lime. Anolher pleasanl allair was lhe Spring Tea prepared by lhe iunior class lor lhe seniors and lheir molhers. We made lhe mosl ol skip day and had a won! derlul lime enjoying lhis slriclly senior privilege. All ol lhis was iusl a build up lo gradualion, and by lhe end ol May we began lo look back al our lhree memorable years al Washinglon l-ligh. Bac- calaureale was upon us, and lhen lhe all imporlanl, Commencemenl. Dr. Samuel S. George, presidenl ol Jameslown College, was lhe speaker, and we were lhen no longer a parl ol lhe busy aclivilies ol W.H.S. Now we are a lillle older, leel a lillle more dig- nilied, and a lillle more responsible. We know lhal lhis has been iusl one lrip in our iourney lhrough lile, and il was nol an easy ride lor all, bul each one ol us musl remember lhal even il we are on lhe righl lrack we'll be run over il we iusl sil lhere. Conducting Though w K QQs.:s Josien Award: Oulslanding Service, Judy Ross, Ronald Hess. American Legion Award: Cilizenship Meril, Marlys Nord- qaard. Tom Chrisiopherson. Honor Studeni These 26 members of The senior class of l952 mainlained al leasi' B-averages Throuqhoul lrhe Three years of high school. They, Jrhere- Tore, are worlhy of being called Honor Gradualres, and are prepared To iourney on info life. Third Row: Ramon Lind, David Chrisiianson, Glen Brysnvold, Frank Carlson, Tom Johnson, Qerald Anderson, Glen Ben- ninqlon, Ronald Hess. Second Row: Dorofhy Morqan, Janel Garrner, Marilyn Clabo, Lois Gruenhaqen, Diane hloule, Rufh Tuschhofl, Beverly Feldsien, Nancy Guslafson, John Clark. Firsl Row: Donna Pelerson, Judy Ross, Marqarel Nourse, Leah Deal, Lorraine Pelerson, Delores Zarn, Mary Nourse, Marlys Nordqaard. lhlol picfuredl, Delores Barslad and Elsie Peferson. 22 if Wisdom and Service -l Third Row: Glen Benningfon, Richard Wright Torn Chrisloph- erson, Franlc Carlson, Torn Johnson, Bob l-larfnwan, Ronald Wolharl, Wayne Wolharl, Rorald l-less, Second Row: Joyce -1' Hansen, Diane l-loule, Marlyss Alberlson, Nancy Guslalson, Cynfhia Herbison, Mary Nourse. Firsl Row: Judy Ross, Lois Grenhagen, Marqarel Nourse, Leah Deal, John Ericlrson. Monfgornery, Marie Biselc. Joyce Muslonen, Mary Louise Lorraine Pelerson, Joyce Ulzinger, Marlys Nordqaard. ay Firm Tracks The Nalional Honor Sociely is composed of sludenls chosen from 1'he upper lhird of lhe senior class by Jrhe lacully and sludenls. They are leaders, and are oufslanding in characler. They are easily recognized as Jrhey perform many services for 'rhe school. They are excellenl' examples ol Jrhe Tour slandardsz scholarship, characler, leadership, and service. Mr. Blackford hands oul awards fo Co-Valediclorians, Franlc Carlson, Mary Nourse. and Marqaref Nourse, while Lois Grenhagen and Judy Ross, Co-Salufaforians, loolc on. Bausch-Lomb Science Award-Torn Johnson. 23 O Holy Night Christmas Banquet Enjoyed Distinguished quests at head table inctude President John Erickson, 5 . f Laughing ott the turkey. f fli JH yi Z Q . , M ' 'Q , ,Q 1 Q L I, , I A V J , R4 .I , is - 21 : Q ,roi ,ffm K ' I Y . 4 K wr Q -- ' . I W A ' ella- L . hi :. '.'f3Z,: f mn 5' u at twiffla Oh, Boy! Look what I got Santa distributes presents white se I ok on. 24 Engineers of Countless Dreams he 'I asv- s 5 W M' 'P' se Marlyss Alberlson Gerald Anderson Beverley Aro MARLYSS D. ALBERTSON Waddles Nalional Honor Sociefy: Band I, 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Band Council l, 3: Brainonian I, 2, 3, Co-Edilor 3: Class Secre- lary I: Class Cabinel I: G.A.A, I, 2, 3: Homecoming Queen 3: Junior Class Play: T.T.T. l, 2:,Tl'1espians 2, 3, Presidenr 3: Pep Club l, 2, 3: Cheerleader I, 2, 3, Lerler I, 2, 3: Com- mercial Club 2: Sax Quarlel I, 2, 3: Cufesl' Girl: Besl All Around Girl I GERALD A. ANDERSON Honor Graduale BEVERLEY A. ARO Bev Band I, 2, 3: T.T.T. l, 2: Pep Club I, 2, 3 JOANN M. AYLWARD Joanie , F.H.A. l, 2: G.A.A. I: T.T.T. I: Pep Club I, 2,3 i 'lk 1 K f, ' me . , i , gi? I l ' I . .- , I W 1 ff ,F 5 - :I ' V,--' J 5 31Z..j,Lj.zi5I i f .ow 4,13 ' W ' li ' -' 7 .- 1 PM lf.: 9 if I K If f ' a 5 II' , G V 7 Barbara Babb Jerry Babcoclr Harold Bacliman 25 ,K Joa nn Aylward BARBARA J. BABB 'IBabs JERRY L. BABCOCK Baslrelball l, 2, 3, Leller 3: Class Cabinel l, 3: F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Foolball l, 2, 3, Leller 2, 3: Homecoming Escorl 3: Lellermerfs Club 2,'3: Slage Crew I, 2, 3: Pep Club 2 HAROLD L. BACI-IMAN Speed NANCY E. BARRETT Nan F.l'-I.A. I: Pep Club 3 DELORES R. BARSTAD Dee Honor Graduale: Band I, 2, 3: T.T.T, I, 2: Pep Club I, 2, 3: Brainonian I, 2 DUANE F. BENJAMIN Buzz Foolball 3: Track 2, 3: Boys' Glee Club l Nancy Barrell Delores Barslad Duane Beniamin All Aboard for Greater Learning Glen Benninglon Muriel Biselc Morris Bislecl GLEN E. BENNINGTON Liglr+ning Hoinor Graduale: Nalional Honor Sociely: Audio Visual Aids I, 2, 3, Secrelary 3: Spanish Club 2, Vice-presidenl' 2 MURIEL M. BISEK Murm Nafional Honor Sociely: Choir 3: Class Treasurer 3: Class Cabinel 3: E.l'I.A. I: Pow-Wow 2, 3, Page Eclilor 3: Pep Club 2: Commercial Club 3 MORRIS J. BISTED Mori-ie Eoorball 3, All Conference Guard 3: Homecoming Escorf 3: lnframurals 2, 3: LeHermen's Club 3: Slage Crew 3: Track 3: Pep Club 3: Baseball 3 JOAN A. BOELTER Joanie Homecoming Arlendanl 3: T.T.T. I, 2: Pep Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 2 f Gp I fm' ,, Will? 'Ulf 'bn Mx' Ir XXIII f r I I ' ' I xi, , X 0 f K7 Dorain Brillon W Ps .W I i i-or I I Joan Boeller Belly Borden Bealrice Bowman BETTY BORDEN BEATRICE E. BOWMAN Bea+y Ari Club I. 2: E.H.A. I, 2, 3 DORAIN V. BRITTON Band 2, 3 GLEN V. BRYNSVOLD Honor Graoluale: Band I, 2, 3: Pep Club 3 CARYL A. BURMAN Class Secrefary 3: Class Cabinel 3: Pow-Wow I, 2, 3: Pro- molion Manager 3: T.T.T. I, 2: Pep Club I, 2, 3 ALICE M. BUSCHER G.A.A. I: Pep Club 3 Glen Brynsvolcl Caryl Burman Alice Busclmer 26 Tickets, Please! Bonnie Carlson Frank Carlson Rhela Charpenlier BONNIE D. CARLSON Commercial Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 2: Homecoming A+- Iendanf: T.T.T. I, Council I: Pep Club I, 2, Secrelary- Treasurer 2 FRANK L. CARLSON Co-Valediclorian: Honor Graduale: Nalional Honor Sociely: Class Cabinel I: Inlramurals I, 2: Spanish Club I, 2, Vice- presiclenl' 2: Debale 3: Chess Club 2: Besf Boy Scholar: Mosl Lilcely Io Succeed RHETA M. CHARPENTIER Rhe Arl Club I: Junior Class Play: Pow-Wow 3, Promolion Man- ager 3: T.T.T. I. 2: Thespians 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2. 3: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: B Squad Cheerleader I, 2: Nafional Scliolasfic Arl Award 2 NANCY M. CHRISTIANSEN Nan Pep Club 3 3. mg- 1 Se: ' , X y , I , E is ' : 1 ' Nancy Chrisfiansen DAVID L. CHRISTIANSON Honor Graduale: Choir 3: Lalin Club I, 2: Pep Club 3: Hi-Y Club 3 THOMAS CHRISTOPHERSON Nalional Honor Sociely: American Legion Award: DeKalb Award: Audio Visual Aids I, 2, 3, Treasurer 2: F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Senlinel I. Presidenl 3: Pow-Wow I, 2. 3. Co-Edilor-in- Cl1ie'f3 RUTH K. CIBUZAR Ar? Club 2: Band I. 2, 3: Flule Trio I: Flule Ouarfel 2 MARILYN J. 'CLABO Clwoir 2, 3: Pow-Wow I: T.T.T. I, 2: Pep Club I, 2: Com- mercial Club 3: Girls' Glee Club I: Honor Graduale JOHN H. CLARK Jack Honor Graduafe: Band I, 2, 3: Hi-Y Club I. 3. Secrelary I. 3 JO ANN M. CONGDON Jo David Clwrislianson Tom Clwrisloplwerson Ru+l1 Cibuzar Marilyn Clabo John Clark JoAnn Congdon yx X1 Q A Round Trip of Memories '! James Creger LeRoy Dalwl Jim Davidson JAMES R. CREGER Moose Eoolball 2, 3: Homecoming Escorl 3: Inlramurals I, 2, 3: Track I, 2 LE ROY A. DAHL Lee Foolball 3: German Club I: Infrarnurals I, 2: Traclc 2,3 JAMES G. DAVIDSON Dype CI'1oir 2, 3: Eoolball I, 2: Iniramurals 2, 3: Lellermenls Club 2, 3: Siege Crew I, 2: Tracvlc I, 2, 3, Leller 2. 3: Pep Club I. 2: Baseball I, 2, 3, Leller 2: Baslcelball I LEAH L. DEAL Honor Graduale: Naiional Honor Sociely: Choir I, 2, 3: Clwoir Council I, 2, 3: Class Cabinel I, 2, 3: G.A.A. I, 2: Junior Class Play: Spanish Club I, 2, Secreiary-Treasurer I, Presidenf 2: Pep Club I. 2, 3: Mosl Musical Girl JAMES E. DE ROSIER Pals Band I: Baskelball I, 2, 3, Lerler 2, 3: Clwoir 2, 37 Clwoir Council 3: Class Presidenl I: Class Vice-Presidenl 2: Class I. -S we , if l 1 W 8 I I 'S' ,. -,w Xi fl Lealw Deal James DeRosier Deloris Disrucl Cabinel I, 2: Fooiball I, 2, 3, Leller 2, 3: Homecoming Escorl 3: LeI+errnen's Club 2, 3: Pow-Wow I, 2, 3: Sludenl Council I, 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl 2, 3: Pep Club I: Cufesl Boy: Handsomesl Boy: Eriendliesl Boy: Besl Personality: Besl All Around: Boys' Slale DELORIS M, DISRUD Deen ARLETTA E. DOUCETTE LeIly G.A.A. I, 2: T.T.T. I, 2: Pep Club I, 2, 3 HELEN M. EISEL Band I, 2, 3: G.A,A. I, 2, 3: German Club I, 2: Clarinel Ouarlel I, 2, 3 ROGER A. EMBERTSON Rong Band l, 2, 3: Inframurals I, 2: Hi-Y I: Horn Quarlelle 2. Ouinfei 2, 3 DONALD A. ENGNELL Don F.E.A. I, 2, 3: Pep Club 3 Arlella Doucelle Helen Eisel Roger Emberlson Donald Engnell 28 Bound for Greater Learning JoI'in Ericlrson Doris Evenson Beverly Feldsien JOHN L. ERICKSON Moe Class Cabinei 2, 3: Homecoming Escorl 3: Pow-Wow I: Class Presidenf 3: Sfudenf Council 3: Nafional Honor Socie+y DORIS E. EVENSON Dooly Ari Club 3: Choir I: F.H.A. I: G.A.A, I, 2: Pep Club I: Spanish Club 2: T.T.T. I BEVERLY J. FELDSIEN Bev Honor Graduafep Ari Club I, 2, 3: Brainonian 2: Choir 3: Lafin Club I: Besl Girl Arfisl HAROLD R. FLAATEN Foofball 3: Baslcelball I: Class Cabinef I: Homecoming Escorl'3 JAMES W. FREDSTROM Jim Band I, 2, 3: lnlramurals 2, 3: Pep Club 3: Baslcefball I JANET C. GARTNER . :cf ,f i 9 :f u X '1, 'ox aa-A ' X Harold Flaaien Honor Gracluaie: Class Cabinef 3 CHARLES R. GENDRON Chau lnframurals 3 JAMES A. GRAHAM Farmer Brainonian 3: German Club 2: Inframurals I: Slage Crew2 LOIS A. GRUENHAGEN Co-Salulalorian: Honor Graduaie: Nalional Honor Socieiy: Brainonian I, 2, 3: Choir 2, 3: Class Cabinel' I: T.T.T. I: Pep Club I, 2: Commercial Club 3, Presicleni 3: Girls' Glee Club I NANCY C. GUSTAFSON Nan Honor Graduaie: Nafional Honor Socieiy: Band I, 2, 3: Soloisl 2, 3: Sax Quarlel 2, 3: Brainonian 2, 3: German Club I, 2: T.T.T, I, 2: Tlwespians 2, 3, Treasurer 3: Pep Club I,2 gf .gf ..... ' ' ,, , . Lf Q K ,.,LLV 7 'fr L, .K w gg rn: , A I U Jim Fredslrom Janel Garlner Charles Genclron Jim Graham Lois G-ruenlwa en Nanc G-usfafson Q Y 29 3 '92 2 ' :www . , . W-Ma.. 'asp s.. .5,..:f : . r - U Mary Lo Stop! Look! Listen! l s -ZW' lm, ' Q ' fs ls wi if ' Q , uise Hansen Evelyn Hardy Charles Harfling MARY LOUISE HANSEN Nafional Honor Sociefy: Band I: Choir 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3 Vice-Presidenf 3: Junior Class Play: Pow-Wow 2, 3: Spanish Club I, 2: Wiffiesl Girl EVELYN L. HARDY Shor+ie F.H.A. I, 2, 3: Pep Club 3 CHARLES F. HARTLING Audio Visual Aids I, 3: F.F.A. I, 2, 3 LORRENA M. HARTMAN F.H.A. I, 2: Pep Club 3 ROBERT D. HARTMAN Bob Nafional Honor Sociely: Baslcefball 3: Class Cabinef 3: Foof- ball 3: Homecoming Escorf 3: LeHermen's Club 3: Track 3: Mosf Courfeous Boy: Class Flirf: Transferred from Omaha Technical High School 3 NICK J. HASSELFELDT Class Cabinef 3: Science Club 3: Transferred from Manlcafo High School 3 M. CYNTHIA HERBISON Nafional Honor Sociefy: Choir I, 2, 3: Soloisf 2, 3, Ocfeffe 3. Trio 2, 3, Ouarfef 2, 3: Pow-Wow I, 2, 3, Radio Edifor 3: Spanish Club 2, Secrefary-Treasurer 2: T.T.T. I, 2: Thespians ly 2 6 I o x of c I I 'cl 7' 'NIB-., www f Lorrena HarIman Roberf'Har+man Nick Hasselfeldf 2, 3, Secrefary 3: Pep Club I, 2 RONALD C. HESS Gup Honor Graduafe: Nafional Honor Sociefy 2, 3: Josfen Award: Oufsfanding Underclassman 2: Baslcefball I, 2, 3. Leffer I, 2, 3, All Conference 2: Brainonian I, 2, 3, Co-Edifor 3: Choir 3: Class Cabinef I, 2: Class Presidenf 2: Foofball I, 2, 3, Leffer I, 2, 3, All Conference 3: Homecoming Escorf 3: LeHermen's Club I, 2, 3: Sfudenf Council 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3, Leffer 2, 3: Baseball, Freshman, I, 2. 3, Leffer, Freshman, I, 2, 3 GERALD W. HILL Timber Baslrefball, Freshman, I, 2, 3, Leffer, Freshman, I, 2, 3: Choir 3: Foofball. Freshman, I, 2, 3, Leffer I, 2, 3, Capfain 3, All Conference 3: Homecoming Escorf 3: Leffermen's Club I, 2, 3: Pow-Wow I, 2: Sfage Crew I, 2, 3: Track I, 2. 3, Leffer I. 2. 3: Baseball, Freshman, I, 2, 3, Leffer Freshman, I. 2, 3: Mos? Afhlefic Boy JON R. HOLCOMBE Arf Club 2, 3, Presidenf 3: Inframurals I, 2: Le'rfermen's Club 3: Sfudenf Manager I, 2, 3, Leffer 2. 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3 W. ii Wifi ' . 2 , - M, g 'Wd llll ..f: fl fa f . : I I I I :H .swif r,'r-i J ' Ol' Cynfhia I-Ierbison Ronald Hess Gerald Hill Jon Holcombe A Switch in fm I S M . q sm I I .I : li I ,gl ' is 'Wi .-,. I 'L I S tai Q X s I ,A I I , M 4. ' is lx X I 2 fx '- HM Avis Holm Odessa Holmes Charles Holsl' AVIS N. HOLM Band l, 2, 3, G.A.A, 31 Pep Club 3: Sax Ouarlel 2, 3 ODESSA L. HOLMES Ody F.H.A. I, 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3 CHARLES A. HOLST Chuck Band I. 2, 37 lnlramurals l, 2, 3, Pep Club 3: Brass Sexlel l, 2 DIANE C. HOULE Skoo+ie Honor Graduale: Nalional Honor Sociely: Choir I, 2, 33 Cl1oir Council 3: Homecoming Allendanl: Lalin Club l: Pow-Wow I, 2, 3, Piclure Edilor 2, Co-Edilor-in-Chief 3: T.T.T. I. 2: Tlwespians 3: Pep Club I, 23 Girls' Glee Club l: Mixed Oclel 2: Senior Oclel' VON V. HYATT E.F.A. l, 2, 3 BERNARD T. JOHNSON Tom Scenery Due M W 'sgszeffzo' I Aff Diane Houle Honor Gracluale: Nalional Honor Sociefyi Bausch-Lomb Science Award, Band l, 2. 33 Junior Class Play: Science Club 3, Mosl' Musical Boy GEORGIA C. JOHNSON JOHN J. KARNOWSKI Karnok Baskelball l, 2: Foolball I, 2, 3, Leller 2, 3, All Conference 3: Homecoming Escorl 3: lnlramurals 3: Le++ermen's Club 2, 3: Pow-Wow 2, 3, Sporls Edifor 3: Track l, 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3 DONALD M. KASER Don Arl' Club 3: Audio Visual Aids 2, 3: Baskelball I: lnlramurals 2, 3: Pow'VVow 27 Spanislw Club I, 2 BERNARD D. KIENOW Bernie Band l, 2, 3: Track 2 Von Hyall Tom Johnson Georgia Johnson Q Jack Karnowski Donald Kaser Bernard Kienow 31 Guidance - - the Lantern to My Feet Mis 1-1 Karl Klasen Lorraine Klein Allan Kleinsclimidi KARL L. KLASEN Blackie Baslcelball I, 2: Brainonian I, 2, 3, Business Manager 3: Choir 2, 3, Presidenl 3: Foolball I, 2: lnlramurals 3: Pep Club I, 2 LORRAINE E. KLEIN Lorrie T.T.T. 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Commercial Club 3 ALLAN I-I. KLEINSCHMIDT AI F.F.A. I, 2, 3: Pep Club 3 JOYCE M. KNAFLA F.I-I.A. 3: Pep Club 3 ROBERT J. KOERING Bob Ari Club 3: F.F.A. I, 2,3 KATHRYN A. KOOP Kay Class Cabinel 3: G.A.A. I, 2. 3, Presidenl 3: German Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Presidenl 3: Homecoming Allendanl: Pow-Wow 2, 3, Head Typisf 3: Red Cross Council 3: T.T.T. Q, Q, ,KK 2, 'WK , ' as 31?z2'?sx f ,Z rw 'wyf 'SQ + Q M, 44 bs, X ff' 524 U'-I v- . W v' ' 7' c lm 6:49 G I X , xi xg Janice Krinliop Joyce Knalla Roberl Koering Kalliryn Koop I, 2, Vice-presidenl 2: Pep Club I, 2, Cabinel 2: Friendliesi' Girl JANICE R. KRINI-IOP Poocl'i Brainonian I: G.A.A. I: Junior Class Play: Pow-Wow 2, 3, Business Manager 3: T.T.T. I: Tliespians 2. 3: Pep Club I, 2: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Commercial Club 3, Secrelary- Treasurer 3 BARBARA M. KRUEGER Barb F.H.A. I, 2. 3: G.A.A. I:T.T.T. I, 2: Pep Club 3 MARLYN J. KRUEGER Marilyn Band I, 2, 3. Presidenl 3, Council 2, 3: Class Cabinel 3: Foolball 2, 3, Leller 2, 3: Homecoming Escorl 3: lnlra- murals 2, 3: Le++ermen's Club 2, 3: Track 2, Leller 2: Base- ball 2, 3. Leller 2, 3 ARLISS A. LAMONT Band I, 2, 3: F.l-l.A. 2: Brass Sexlel2, 3 1 M, Sillif., Barbara Krueger Marlyn Krueger Arliss Lamonl Delores Larson Mary LaValIe DELORES D. LARSON Dee Dee F.H.A. I, 3: Pep Club 2,3 MARY E. LAVALLE Oueenie' T.T.T. I: Pep Club 3: Girls' Glee Club 2 LOUVAE A. LEDOUX Lev F.H.A. I, 2, 3, Parliamenlarian 2: Pep Club 3 ROBERT F. LEE Big Bob Foolball I, 2, 3, Lefler 3, All Conference 3: Homecoming One Goal is Reached B I, V LouVae LeDoux Roberl Lee Arl Club 2: Choir I, 2, 3, Secrelary-Treasurer 3, Council 3: G.A.A. I, 2: Pow-Wow 2, 3, Ad Manager 3: T.'l.T. I, 2: Pep Club I, 2, Council 2 EUGENE W. LEONARD Gene Band 2, 3 JOANNE L. LEONARD Jo Band 2, 3 OLGA I-I. LEONARD Ole Escorf 3: Inlramurals I, 2, 3: Lellermerfs Club 3: Sfage T.T.T. l,2:Pep Club 2.3 Crew I, 2, 3, Chairman 3: Thespians 3: Traclc I, 2, 3: Pep Club 3: Baseball 3 ROGER E. LEE PHRONIE M. LEESE Pl'1ron MERLE L. LEVIG Inlramurals I, 2, 3: Pep Club 3 Roger Lee Phronie Leese Eugene Leon rd J A L a o nne eonard Olga Leonard Merle Levig 33 A Melancholy Train Surges Forward M-in v-1: rig WM .. E' E: Uv :SL - Lit, 1 - :fl ew .- 1 I 1 Wilma Lick Ramon Lind Dwiglil Lindberg Barbara Lyons Arlyne McDonald Alvin McFarlane WILMA R. LICK Willie ALVIN C. MCFARLANE Mac Arl' Club 2: Clnoir I, 2, 3: G.A.A, I: Pow-Wow 2, 3: Spanish Transferred from Aillcin Club I: Pep Club l, 2: Girls' Glee Club I, 2 MARLES McGUIRE MarIie RAMON E. LIND Lino F.l-l.A. I, 2, Cal.:-ine? I: Pep Club 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club I Honor Gracluale: Inlramurals I, 2, 3: Lellermen's Club 3. H l H Treasurer 3: Baseball 2, 3, Leller 2, 3: Science Club 3 LOIS E' MCKAY Mmkey. Clwoir I, 2, 3: F.I-LA. 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club I, 2 DWIGHT E. LINDBERG Lindy H H Affciubz, 3, Baskefball i,2, 3, Lane: 3 'PA F- MCKINNEY Squeak BARBARA A. LYONS Bobbie T.T.T. I: Pep Club 2,3 F.l'l.A. I, 2, 3, Song Leader 2: Pep Club 3 JOANNE B. MACK Jo Band I, 2: T.T.T. I, 2: Pep Club l,2. 3 ARLYNE M. MCDONALD Mickey Arl Club 2, 3: Choir 2, 3: T.T.T. 2: Pep Club 2 Q Q ' CMR hai s ,v ii 1 A l-i:',-'Z- - Marles McGuire Lois McKay Ida McKinney JoAnne Ma 34 Fl Crossing Barriers to Success ':'C3Ce pv....aN A R mm , lib f l:-4:2 IIIIQIK E , gaiglwi ' Yrls:-41 4.0 Richard Magnan Ted Magnan Charles Marquardf Darlyne Marquardl' RICHARD E. MAGNAN Dickie TED P. MAGNAN Ted CHARLES L. MARQUARDT Chas Audio Visual Aids 2, 3: lnframurals 2, DARLYNE E. MARQUARDT Dar Band I, 2, 3: G.A.A. I, 2: Laiin C Club 2, 3: Girls' Glee Club I, 2 KENNETH V. MARSH Swamp Junior Class PIay1Traclc I, 2 ARDYS E. MARTINSON R'Dee 3 lub I, T.T.T. I Presidenf I: Homecoming Alfendanf: T.T.T. I, 2, Treasurer 2: Thespians 2. 3, Senior Represenlalive 3: Pep Club I, 2. 3, Presidenl' 3: Cheerleader I, 2, 3. Lefler I. 2, 3: Peppiesl Girl: Mosf Afhleiic Girl: Class Flirf JOYCE C. MEYER Class Cabinel I: Pow4Wow I, 2: Spanish Club I: T.T.T. I: I 27 Pep Pep Club I. 2 ROBERT E. MEYER Bob CAROL J. MILLER Ari Club 3: F.H.A. I, 2: T.T.T. I, 2: Pep Club I, 2 HELEN M. MILLER MiIlie Band I. 2: Choir 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3: German Club I, 2, Vice Kennefh Marsh Ardys Marlinson Joyce Me er R beri Me er C I M'll y o y aro I er Helen Miller 35 Traveling Toward Destined Stations Ronald Moclc Joyce Monlgomery Dorolhy Morgan rs, l I RONALD J. MOCK Ron lnlramurals 2,3 JOYCE E. MONTGOMERY Nalional Honor Sociely: Pow-Wow I, 2, 3, Edilorial Board 3, Page Edilor 3: Spanish Club I, 2 DOROTHY A. MORGAN Honor Graclualeg Band I, 2. 3: German Club 2, 3: Clarlnel Ouarlel' I. 2, 3 THOMAS B. MRAZ Tom lnlramurals I, 2, 3: Pow-Wow I, 2: Track I. .2: Tlwespians 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3, Cabinel 2 ALLAN E. MULLIGAN Pal Choir I, 3: lnlramurals I, 2: Junior Class Play: Tlwespians 2. 3, Clerli 2. 3: Pep Club I, 2.3 JOYCE l. MUSTONEN Jo Nalional Honor Sociely, Secrelary 3: Choir 3: Class Cabinel 7, 7 , A to A'A L 'A f 'ff '- C f-.eg Zfffffr :Lk Dale Nelson Tam Mraz Allan Mulligan Joyce Muslonen I, 3: F.I-I.A. I: Pow-Wow I, 2, 3: Pep Club 2: Red Cross 2 DALE NELSON WILLIAM D. NELSON Nels Arl Club 2. 3: Class Cabinel 2: Foolball I, 3: Inlramurals I, 2, 3: Traclc 3: Pep Club 3: Band I BARBARA M. NILES Barb Arr Club I MARLYS E. NORDGAARD MarIie Honor Graduale: Nallonal Honor Sociely: American Legion Award: Band I, 2, 3. Secrelary 3, Band Council I. 3: Brainonian I, 2, 3, Co-Edilor 3: Class Secrelary 2: Class Cabinel 2: G.A.A, I: Homecoming Allendanl: Lalin Club I, 2. Secrelary I: Sludenl' Council 3: T.T.T. I, 2, Council I: Debale 3: Pep Club l, 2: Clarinel Ouarlel 2: Mosl' Courle- ous Girl: Besl Personalily: Prelliesl Girl , fa, ,.rg William Nelson Barbara Niles Marlys Nordqaar Q' .Il Qgny ar Clear the Tracks for Progress ,. , , Q 1 Qs ' r - mu, - 1 A ,ji 1 , L Www ,J 1 L .,, E1 , i R L: f I X7 sss , , To 9516 o l Ii X KI3335 5 ' : 5- i' -:L-4-:Q xg f , Q ll ' ' r as I W'f ' rwd- Margarel Nourse Mary Nourse Slanley Novicl: Donald Novofney MARGARET H. NOURSE Marg Pep Club I Co-Valediclorian: Honor Graduale: Nafional Honor Sociefy 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Class Cabinel 3: German Club 2, 3: Junior Class Play Prompler: Pow-Wow I, 2: Flule Quarlel' I, 2: Band Soloisf I, 2. 3: Lafin Club I MARY H. NOURSE Co-Valedicforian: Nalional Honor Sociely 2, 3: Honor Graci- ualez Band I, 2, 3: Class Cabinef I, 3: German Club 2, 3: Lalin Club I: Pow-Wow I, 2, 3, Page Ecliror 3: Clarinel' Quarlel' I, Band Soloisl' I, 2, 3 STANLEY E, NOVICK Jack Baslcefball I, 2: Foofball I, 2. 3, Leffer 2, 3: Homecoming Escor+ 3: Inlramurals 2, 3: LeI+ermen's Club 2, 3: Traclc I, 2: Pep Club I: Baseball 2 DONALD J. NOVOTNEY No'rcl1i' Baslcelball I: Foolball I, 2, 3, Lelfer 3: Homecoming Escorl 3: lnlramurals I, 2, 3: Le'rfermen's Club 3: Track I, 2, 3: ARDYCE N. NUBBE Arcly Arl' Club 2, 3: Pep Club 3 LAWRENCE E. O'BRlEN Irish Foofball I, 2, Leller 2: Track I, 2, 3: Pep Club I LEON A. OLSON Swede F.F.A. I, 2, 3. Dislricl' Presidenl' 3: Inlramurals 3: Audio Visual Aids 3 ELVA S. OSTROM Arf Club I, 2: F.H.A. I: G.A.A. 2, 3: Pow-Wow I, 2, 3, Feafure Edifor 3: T.T.T. 2: Pep Club 3 BEVERLY PAUL JOHN F. PAULSON Fri'rz Inframurals I. 2. 3: Baseball 2, 3, LeHer 2, 3 dyce Nubbe Lawrence O'Brien Leon Olson ll Elva Osfrom Beverly Paul John Paulson .lourneying Along Life's Track ff ' TW I N I M is Q 'J Tommy Paulson Delberl Pechan TOMMY PAULSON DELBERT L. PECHAN DeI Audio Visual Aids I: Pep Club I. 2, 3: Science Club 3: Hi-Y Club 3 JOSEPH A. PERRAULT Joe Class Cabinel 3: Inlramurals 2. 3: Le'rIermen's Club 3: Base- ball 2. 3: Transferred 'lrom Dululllr. ELSIE L. PETERSON Pele Honor Gracluale: Arl Club I, 2, 3, Secrelary 3: F.H.A. I2 Pow-Wow I: T.T.I'. 2: Pep Club 2, 3 DONNA M. PETERSON Honor Graduale: Spanish Club 2. Vice-presidenl 2 LORRAINE E. PETERSON Bel+y Honor Graduale: Nalional Honor Sociely: Library Club I, 2, 3, Vice-presidenl 2, Presidenl 3: Commercial Club 3 PETER A. PETERSON Pele ' fb -1 , 0 14 91 02,7 , ,ll X I iw Joe Perraull Elsie Pelerson Donna Pelerson Lorraine Pelerso Baslcelball I. 2: Class Treasurer I: Class Cabinel I: lnlra- murals I, 3: Pow-Wow 2, 3, Piclure Edilor 2, 3: Sludenl Council 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Tlmespians 2, 3. Vice-presidenl 3: Junior Class Play: Pep Club I, 2, 3, Presidenl 3: Cheerleader I, 2, 3. Leller I, 2. 3: Democracy Essay Winner 3: Peppiesl Boy: Besl' Dancer BENITA H. QUINLEN Nena Clwoir I, 2, 3: G.A.A. I: Lalin Club I: Pow-Wow I, 2: T.T.T, I,2: Pep Club l.2,3 GERALD J. RIEDER .Iigaboo Baslcelball I: Clloir I, 2, 3, Choir Council 2. Secrelary- Treasurer 2: Foolball I, 2, 3, Leller 2, 3: Homecoming Escorl' 3: Inlramurals 3: Le'rlerrnen's Club 2. 3: Pow-Wow I, 2, 3, Page Edilor 3: Tlwespians 2, 3: Pep Club I: Williesl Boy RUTH S. RIVERS Commercial Club 3 M, TW Peler Pelerson Benila Quinlen Jerry Rieder Rullw Rivers 38 Food for Thought Clifford Rogers Mary Jean Roscoe Joe Roslcop CLIFFORD ROGERS MARY JEAN ROSCOE Choir I, 2, 3: Class Cabinel' 2: Junior Class Play: T.T.T. I, 2: Thespians 2.3: Pep Club I, 2, 3 JOE A. ROSKOP ShorIy Audio Visual Aids I, 2, 3: F.E.A. I, 2, 3 MARY J. ROSS Judy Co-Saluiaforian: Honor Graduale: Na+ional Honor Socieiy 2, 3, Presidenl 3: Josfen Award: Band I. 2, 3, Vice-presidenf 3: Band Council 2, 3: Brainonian I. 2, 3, Co-Edifor 3: Class Vice-presidenf I: G.A.A. I, 2: German Club I. 2: Sludenl Council 2, 3. Presidenl 3: T.T.T. I, 2: Pep Club 2: Besf Dancer: Mosl Likely +o Succeed: Girls' Slafe EVERETT C. RUDD Zeke Q I il Mary Ross F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Vice'presiden+ 3 DAVID E. RUTTGER Dave Band I, 2, 3: Class Cabinel 2: German Club 2 DOUGLAS J. ST. ONGE Doug Pep Club3 RICHARD L. SEARS Dick LeI'Iermen's Club I, 2, 3: Traclc I, 2, 3, Leller I, Club 2, 3: B Squad Cheerleader 2, 3: Foo+ball 2 JAMES S. SHIELDS THEODORE A. SHULTZ Ted German Club I, 2. 3: lnlramurals I. 2, 3: Thespians 3 2, 3: Pep ereff Rudd Dave Ruffger Douglas S+. Onge Richard Sears James Shields Theodore Shullz Water for the Iron Horses Delberl Slceesick Donald Slcillings DELBERT G. SKEESICK Del German Club 2, 3: lnlrarnurals l, 2,3 DONALD S. SKILLINGS Don Arl Club 3: Audio Visual Aids lg l-li presiden+3 MARJORlE A. SMITH Margie Choir 2. 3: G.A.A. I: Spanish Club Cabine+2: Pep Club 2, 3 ROSE P. SMITH SmiHy Commercial Club 3 DALE M. SODERMAN 7,1 I 'Ljll' 45 Q i will L 72 544m Aix If ' l 'ix sr' Marjorie Smillm Rose Smillw Dale Soderman Gail Soderma Audio Visual Aids 2. 3, Treasurer 31 F.F.A, I, 2, 3: Sfudenf Council I, Secrelary I GAIL M. SODERMAN Maxie -Y Club l, 3, Vice- E.H.A. I. 2, 3, Secrelary I, Presidenl 2: Pep Club 3 CLYDE SOWL WARRYN D. STANLEY I ' l ln+ramuralsI,2,3 l,2TTTI2 ORLIND W. STEARNS F.l-l.A. 2. 3 HELEN A. STEDMAN Steely F.H.A. I. 21 G.A.A, l.2: T.T.T. I, 2: Pep Club l, 2, 3 VH Clyde Sowl Warryn Slanley Orlind Slearns 40 x ,fel l . Ss a.-gl f ra Helen Sledn l Forever Looking Forward X , or ' . ,X I Q ' l r . Grace Sficlia Margaref Sfoclcman Elden Sfowell Shirley Sfuneclc G,-RACE A. STICHA Band I, 2, 35 German Club 2, 3: T.T.T. I: Pep Club I, 2: F.F.A. 2, 3 Flufe Quarlel MARGARET I.. STOCKMAN DOLORES SWEARINGEN Red F.H.A. 3: Pep Club 3: Transferred from Liffle Falls I-Iiglw F.l-I.A. I,2,3 I1 I SC OO PAUL w.THEs1Ne- ELDEN I.. STOWELL 'IAII' PETER W. THESING Inframurals 2, 3 SHIRLEY A. STUNECK SI1irl Pep Club 3: Commercial Club 3: Transferred from Grand Rapids ROBERT G. THOE Toad Band I, 2, 3: Baslcelball Ig Foolball I, 2, 3, Leller 2, 3: Homecoming Escorl' 37 Inframurals I, 2, 3: LeH'ermen's Club DALE SWANSON 2, 3: Sfage Crew I: Traclr I: Pep Club 3 MAURINE F. SWANSON Mo .ae -2 Dale Swanson Maurine Swanson Dolores Swearingen Paul Thesing Pefer Tlwesing Roberl Thoe 41 The Ties That Bind - ilk' ti? f . T... Palricia Thornpsor Roberl Thompson PATRICIA A. THOMPSON Red F.H.A. I, 2, 3, Vice-presidenl 3: Pep Club 3 ROBERT W. THOMPSON Sam Choir 2. 3 DAVID A. TOUGAS SlcelIy F.F.A. I, 2. 3: Foolball 2: lnlrarnurals l:Traclc 2 DOROTHY E. TULLAR Do+ Choir I, 2, 3: Lalin Club I, Presidenl I: Spanish Club 2: Girls' Ouarlel 2, 3, Sexlelle I, 2: Girls' Glee Club I. Oc+eHe 3 RUTH E. TUSCHHOFF Honor Graduafe: T.T.T. I, 2: Pep Club 3 JOYCE E. UTZINGER David Tougas Dorolhy Tullar Ru+hTuschl1oFI Joyce Ulzinger Glee Club I: Clarinel Ouarlel I. 2, 3 RAY M. VANGEEST Audio Visual Aids 2, 3, Vice-presidenl 3: F,F.A. I, 2, 3, Reporler 2, 3: Traclc I JOHN A. VEIT Jack F.F.A. I, 2, 3: Inlrarnurals I, 2, 3 ROBERT G. WAXLAX Wax Baslcelball I, 2, 3, Leller 3: Choir I, 2, 3: Choir Council 2: Foolball I, 2, 3. Leller 3: Homecoming Escorl' 3: Infra- murals I: LelI'ermen's Club 3: Pow-Wow I, 2, 3:'Track I, 2, 3, Leller 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3, Treasurer I: Baseball 2. 3 LENEA M. WHEELER Nea Choir I, 2, 3: German Club 2, 3: Pow-Wow 2: Pep Club 3: Girls' Glee Club I Nalional Honor Socielyz Band I, 2, 3: Band Council 3: Class Treasurer 2: Class Cabinel 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Girls' ff . I Ray VanGeesI John Veil Roberf Waxlax Lenea Wheeler 42 Flagging Information I ,.,,A :si ff:-. N a , up K , , . may L' . ,wyhlv .1 gli I is ll 1: f L James Whifney Donna Wiclclander Kennell1WicIclund James Wlnirley JAMES L. WHITNEY TuI3I:J Class Cabinel' 3 DONNA J. WICKLANDER 'lWicIiy T.T.T. I, 2. Cabinel 2: Pep Club I, 2. 3: Commercial Club 3, Vice-presiden'r3 KENNETH C, WICKLUND Sleepy Audio Visual Aids 2, 3: Baslcelball I: Class Cabinel' I, 2: lnlramurals 3: Le++ermen's Club 3: Baseball 2, 3, Leller 2, 3 JAMES M. WHIRLEY Willie Band I, 2. 3, Council 3: Foolball 2: lnlramurals I, 2,3 RONALD O. WOLHART Mor+ Nalional Honor Sociely: Audio Visual Aids 2, 3, Presidenl 3: F.F.A. I, 2. 3: lnlramurals I WAYNE B. WOLHART Fai Boyl' Nalional Honor Sociefy, Vice-presidenl 3: Choir 2, 3: Class Vice-presidenl' 3: Class Cabinef 3: Foolball I, 2, 3, Leller nald Wollwarl Wayne Wolharl Richard Wriglml 2, 3: Homecoming Escorl 3: Inframurals 3 2. if ff A' li' I fa . 4 of n'L. . ,' -F4 IAQ, .. .' ,V all iff' ' ' 'I I -EWR .2 O L I ff' ', A427503 yawn 3.3 s,1I , f yff gl : Le'rlermen's Club 2, 3: Pow-Wow I, 2, 3, Adverlising Manager 3: Sludenl Council 3: Track 2, 3: Boys' Quarlel 2, 3 RICHARD L. WRIGHT Rich Ri're Nafional Honor Sociely: Ar? Club l, 2, Treasurer 2: Brain- onian I, 2, 3, Arl Eclilor 3: lnlrarnurals Carloonisf I, 2, 3: Track I: Besl Boy Arlisl' DeETTA M. WYNN Windy F.H.A. I: Pep Club 3: Commercial Club 3 DOLORES L. ZARN Dee Honor Graduaiel Clnoir 3: Pep Club 3: Royallon ELLEN M. ZUMBRUNNEN E.Z. I, 2, 3: Pow-Wow Transferred from Ari Clulo I: Choir I, 2, 3: Junior Class Play: T.T.T. I, 2: Tlwespians 2, 3: Pep Club I, 2, 3: Girls' Glee ir DeEHa Wynn Dolores Zarn Club I Ellen Zumbrunnen Full Speed Ahead A eu- 1 :kd 0 ' ' f-pf 'ur r T il . 4 D. Abers V. Abroe D. Alfhoff B. Anderson B. Anderson G. Anderson Y. Anderson C. Apuli Baalckonei I 3, ,T 'T' 'U 'T' M... sk 'FF if T: Q5 2 an A 'T .rx ,JA .f n i' 'lvl A ,f-.-ski ms N 'r--uni MT7' K ,z,' , N: Q. W, T x V' -.,. W I D- 'T lu-ni IL K L E. Bacon J. Bailey P. Barr E. Barfo D. Baysinger J. Bedore R. Bender E. Benedix Bennyhoff n J ' St ' t G t Ah d S, U n IOYS NVE O G ea J- BSHSOH The Junior Class of l95I-I952 inifiafed done showed fheir abilify in many of fhe fheir year by elecfing fheir class officers. Jack acfivifies of fhe school. On fhe gridiron, frack. McDonald was chosen as presidenfq DeWayne and fhe baslcefball courf some of fhe iuniors L A - Johnson, vice-presidenfg Carole King. secre- gave much presfige and honor fo fheir class. faryg and Geraldine Rehberger, freasurer. The class also gave 'rheir share of members These officers like a powerful locomofive fo fhe school band, choir, and fhe school pub- ' guided fhe Junior Class fo a very successful licafions. E. Berg yeaf. The class advisers, Miss E. A. Olson, MF. Miss Dof-Ofhy Larson dir-ec-fed Hqe Junigf' Curfis Hanson. and Mrs. Jean Nourse. gave Class Play. Room For One More. which A ' advice fo fhe officers when fhey were in need was given lafe in November' of H' A picnic in fhe spring was fhe final evenf n-33 The juniors always sfriving never fo be ouf- of +56 iunior year. V.. xi R. Beffs ig' f.. V 7 1 I if . . -3. W :Q fi A ,K F 5? 42 Q. - J ' Q F 1.1, W ' . K gs I ',f B SI, . Q s ' .. . K .JK 3 V ,M sq 5. VW R 9 fm wr J . 'fy x Ml, K xt s 5: 7, .Is X Y' li . v' L' 7 l I N ..1x...,A k I- Z - i ' K A K. Blanchard B. Bloomsirom J. Bock L. Boeder J. Bofeler T. Bourassa D. Brauns A. 5rilfOn B BFOHH ' M at .vw 'ii I Ili me T We if ggi . ,Q .3 wir . V, A . V W . ' y x . fr K , .T x 1 K if 1 diff! M S. Brown R. Busbey C. Callahan K. Carlson D. Clevenger J. Cole C. Connolly B. Coppenbarger Cronc 44 'Uni si wa wi First Stop? Edu ,.. 5. .Q 5. ri- . ,. rl. . fa., W- xr 'fi , R. Dondelinqer C, Dondelinger B. Dosh Ernberfson D. Evans fn .3 ,. ill , i o 'f Q' in -2,5 T. Dofy L. Douceffe -ii X -of C3 cation a lag C .5 . i --,. i ,X h is . fs C A V ' D. Drake C. Driver M. Dumbeclc P. Ells W . , Qt. 791 4. W. Every D. Flansburg R. Fleischhaclcer M. Fox B. Franlcum J. Fredsfrom 'kg '54 1 . H M Ulilizing lheir energy +o lceep fhe Junior Class on l'he righf lraclc are fheir officers, DeWayne Johnson. vice- presiclenfg Jack McDonald, president Geraldine Reh- berger, lreasurer: and Car- ole King, secrefary. -3 . ..,,. . . W Q? N-1' 1 X x sf' G. Freed W is xk B. Fuchs K no I ...s -HX F. C-alpin G-ehweier .Wo ' Q a i.. 'Q' Q3 l r 3' 1 1. - ...x 5er1drOf1 L. Gendron B. Grail W, Graham A. Gran? H. Hacltbarfh J. Hall A. Hanson J, Hanson li . r M W or l i D.. ri' Q fy .Y-Q ... oi ' I . . i ' . . . ! ,V N 4, aries G- HGUSGUGF C. Hedlund A. Hellberq J. Hill D. Hogsfad L. Hollingsworfh B. Holm L, Hoskins 45 Like a Trains Always on Time . is ' . L 8 L L . M .g 5' . 40 as 5' 'H il as 'S 2 . fd .f imma ' 3' -I R-ur, sf... ew K . L an 'f W V -.I fy ' H . n. K.. W ...L X. B, Hoffel R, l-loule E. lhns G, lmgrund J. lsaacson L. Janeclc M, Jenson D. Johnson D, Johnson .i 'F 7 We 2 15 Q an g,l1,,,? R r l 5 ' was R :af N K 'iw , .Q ,ty-ul' I Q . FU: V lk . ,GB I in y is i we Y J pf ,,4 , X . K . N .Q Q H4 . A 1. A + 4 ' L. Johnson L. Johnson R. Johnson L. Karnowslci K. Keck R. Kelley K. Kelsey C, King E. Kinne is me i it-ini L ps. B. Knopik Y WJ 2 J. Koulcal ' fat. Wx li D. Kruger ee . Q2 it f W is . in 4 . . X R if - M. Kunde A. Larson D, Lulher R. Lyons 31 5, Carrying on lhe class business under 'lhe alias of lhe iunior cabinel are George Monlgomery, Jerry l-laries, Rodger Bron- ner, James Cole, and Floyd Galpin. Noi pic- lured are Leonard Boeder, and Dorolhy Flansburg. J ...H f...,., rf.. s , K 1 wh, hz M K 'U' V, A K X 1 1 aa -, 1 L . 1 I f L. Larson M. Larson S. LaVoie M. LeDoux D. Lindberg D. Longfellow J. Lu gp if an Q -. gi .mx Q 42 Ai Q 1 fa . f L . . . is V s is I ' -, .,, It V . ,MXJ K X s ..f .. A. Mccarlhy J. McDonald R. McGraw P, Macpherso P. Madden D. Madison M. Mag 46 On the Track of Knowledge I KA If W? Y, ' ,r , at gi , .A Q, 42... ct fi ,Rn X K 'W' ' R - 5, ,. 5 ...X G ,,, 'Y 3' . i i Qi' L V --V L mi ni K Ri 'lf if + J' f W' . A 'if L' YAP' ' is fm ix 'Ma . I .sf 5 . 'yn 1, in . ' 1 D. Malloy V. Marshall R. Marflila J. Mayo J. Meligan P, Meyer R. Meyer K. Moilanen G. Monlqornery lt? we V 5 .sf 4. 9. .W Q is M..,,,,. ,gs 5, gi 3: Q. ...za R if' is 'jx 'TI' gif 'iii A 435 Q H ei li ,fm 1 . s , 1 L ' l x E l s M I 4 1 A B. Murpliy A. Nelson E, Nelson R. Nelson G. Niles K, Nordgaard B. Nubbe R, Nulling E- Nyqadfd A-as A Cr? K ik Building up some .. .Ml sleam for an experi- G. Ol menl are Ronald Beale- son lconen and Roger Nul- ' ling, lwo amloilious , -K Q sludenls ol llwe physics li .gp class. L L. Olson Sqn I f' W. Oslby ' 'T Q L 4 -H f R' ev mei -I ar ' F i . , .J .. , 'ir' X 3,1 Q'-rl R T29 5' sg.. 'FR' N Y ' W R 'i xi-7' - . R ak Q. M . K I I1 H lf f X 4. N. Ofis J. Paine L. Palmer B. Palrnquisl K. Perlinger M. Perlinqer N, Pelers D. Peferson A. Piclcar W .V 'H f 'R Us N M -5 ii.' ' . 'R WW.. . N4 N ,x A TN' . K M, 55- wry, . A P 39 'T' Q ' , . .T ' Xa T ,. L ff' i . L . f 'W 'f QA . , X ' I l ,Lu LA h ii l X X L N 1. .Rau G. Relwberger J. Richardson D, Riclnmoncl D. Rogers M. Rogers B. Roselcrans E. Roslce L.Rudolpl1 47 1 I Pushing on to Success Q 'T .. - . N . . . .Wa 'X 9 9 J 'lg J 2 cr lp f 'al Q 3 , is K kg? S . g fc Q i 34 if X W' 'f ' ' 'V vo ' X gk' x 9' 1 M V 3 .. X21 J il. 'J a 2 Fw R. Schade L. Schlel M. Schow J. Schrelner C. Schullz J. Scull W. Sellsker l.. Shepard D. Shipman g 'Q 'za if 'bg Q. ., V vpn ' ' .. wr, 'aff l 3' 1 ff . R53 Q 2' 5 ' f f A X r Y ...dh 'i s' . .K . K V ' i r ' 'W X Sm 4 E 'n 'fl D. Slcillings B. Skoog G. Smilh W. Smllh P. Slave D. Slevens B. Sfrand L. Swanson R. Tan wal Q 1 :N D. Neeser rf ,,,. A -nv 'if X. XS- Xi A.Te1gen 'SQ of J If l'X 5' v in L n . 94 ..,, .gp . K 4 ' sr '1 l KX I N.. J. Theimer C. Thompson ll 41' Q ' M Xzrs. 'L P, Weclxop V. Wesfberg F. Whlfrnan 'f-flow: 1 iqggbxuj Algebra, lhe language of science. I R. Zar in f f My ' . A I If A W l y 1 4- Q . M J on he -Q X Y' ' -js N NAT, Q WX. ' R J 'V .pr our X XV3 , 'K' 3 .A H. lhompson M. Tindell G. Tomberlin J. Vaars J. Vanelc D, Wassc .., 5. z 4 R f I 'dv z fs ia. t I Q M53 may -M., ,tn N5 LY! U' .5 J .ai Rb .5 53 R ' J -1 fm. WA.. E. Whilney J. Wiclcluncl R. Wilson P. Wind C. Wold A. Ylir Riding the Train of Knowledge fi VV4: , M I in A , Q 1 .f r ea . . .. , , A T . . A , - 'LIW X 'i , g f A ' g f if i . ' . Q Z, , . s 'i .si ii ' Q L Eu MB Abraham D. Adair R. Alho P. Alfhoff D. Anderson P. Auld B. Ayler R. Balfus J. Barslad 5. .jri nj, ' ,: fig riff' vii-...A f-.4 .x in ' J Beasley J. Bender M. Bender D. Benlley L. Berczyk D. Berfrork C. Blakeman H. Blanck L. Blocker Sophomores Lay Ties to Learning The gradualing class ol l954 was one locomolive in The long railroad io success. Engineering 'rhe sophomore locomolive were lvlr. Roberl' Miller, Miss Rulh Preslegard, and Miss l-lelen Hubbard who were class advisers ihroughoul lhe year. Keeping ihe engine running smoolhly was a good iob for l'he class officers who were Darien DeRocher, president Barbara Bossus, vice-president Roberla Theriaull, secrefaryp and Ellsworlh Burwell, lreasurer. The sophomores placed numerous names on lhe honor roll during The year proving lheir s'cholas'ric abilily. Represenling lhe 'renlh-graders on The Sludenl Council were Joan l-lansen, James Tell, Charles Bright and Darien DeRocher who did 'rheir parl in keeping lhe Big Train going. Physical prowess was displayed as The boys placed members on The foolball and baskelball ieams, and ihe girls proved lheir compelilive spiril by faking parl in C5.A.A. aclivilies. Forming a mosl imporlanl' parl' of lhe locomolive were ils wheels. These were 'rhe elecled cabinel members: Mary Lou Varpness, LuJean Pelerson, Carol Larson, Abby Linzie, Claylon Workman, Gary Pelerson, Earl Norwood, and Mike Cummings. The soph's engine was noi' like one lhal' had al- ready compleled ils lasl' run. ll was very aclive in exlra-curricular aclivilies, more popular being Brainonian, Pow-Wow, choir, band, and debale. W ...JQ ' if J A ' . 'iii ' ii' ' Q in l- lu is J Boeder B. Bossus R. Bourassa C. Brighl' J. Briflon W- 3 9 A i J W as R gb i . l K Sf 1 J W. Caughey R. Charpenlier M. Chrisfianson W. Chrislianson T. Cibuzar C. Cline C. Cole C. Crandall M. Cummings J. Brillon E. Burwell D. Busbey V. Caughey Students of Today Mak 'ffm , D ar .. W. J . K Z all H '3' 5, . -42' ww aid, W I 4 a BW 51?-3 315' Q A 'Ly V ff:-P N -45 i4 . y K . hp I .F 'Y ,Q w ' DA ' - :X w. 1-f f are .M W fr 4 Gs ll M r'79'k Ll all .l .. . R. Dean D. De-Rocher J. Dellorler M. DeRoQle. R. DeRosier B. Dlerud F. Doucem B. Dralce S, Dryer if . . f Y - V , w ' . M, ' 'H ' 'lf fbi an M of-2 if-f,. Mi in NU' Q .gg --.Tv milf-L :N N-px W A x 1, 5 el lx mr lv wgxlx G X L lair.-is, ' v - A S. L X P. Dullum R, Eclrerly D. Ehlers R. Elmore M, Engebrelson J. Erlcens V. Every N. Fallon M. Favrou ea K. Feldsien 4' ff-., 'fl f l.. rl V Conducllng flue fasf moving sophomore class are: Darian DeRocl'wer. presldenh . . A Ellsworllw Burwell, lreasurery RolDer+a Tlwerlaull. secrefary: and' Barbara Bossus, :il ae! vice-president K. Fredslrom fl? an F3 -ev ,S . . , M M.. D, . 1 - ff .,. is fy fa, Q. K, M G M . -ss. .4 Q: :hug .Q , ,A K nr: Ayn, My . n . if 'vu' uv' . 7 J A 5 My xl , . .N ll . 'AA I -1? 'Vo V . v.. .. 1 one ar C. Fremling G. Frullw W. Garlner W. Gales G. Gessner A. Giquere M, Glenville R. Gordon D. Gorlon X Vg V A .x r . G. ' W Q lf an 'Y' Q 'G' M A Pk 'Q 'fi 'W ' .,:wg M41 45 15 ff My Q5 G. M X V . My f f . i M. l ' l 2 X-Qvlr . YA G . 'HJ i S. Gorlon B. Gray D. Grenier R. Grey S. Grifliflw C. Gronqulsl F. Grossnlckle J, Guin B, Gusfafson ie Engineers of Tomorrow FQ . ' J Y - Q , Y- M, we 'Kiel i cm C I. Mau, Q' 'LVM i bf' .1 il im H' -L s 'ix his . i ,. .L 1 s, H .fi x were G. Hansen D. Hanson J. Hansen C. Hedquisf E. Heikkenen D. Henderson D. Hendricks M. Hendricks G. Henkemeyer C ws .f s ,I Z J .V K fi 946 , 1 f ip -19 Q 33. K, . 1, 9 9 f ,K A Q Q Q r ..- ,gl it ' x if . W., Z 3 K if Y Mg? Y f-.,,sJ K cr is K, r X , ry V K w I Xa wry 1' . C , V be K I A 18,11 t 'ELS x I A J -. figib. n.. . f fi ww 82 R. Hicks L, Hildebrand? K. Hill R, Houle C. lgo T. lrngrund J. Isle R. lien F. Jabas O A. Jacobs .ls J. Jaglo Like a Ligl'1lning Express The members ol llne sophomore cabinel perform llweir Q, .la dulies. SECOND ROW: Earl Norwood, Mike Cummings, and Claylon Workman. qi Q FIRST ROW: Abbey Linzie, Carol Larson. Mary Lou Varpness, and Luiean Q :NZB Pelerson. . Y. kk.k K J. Jelacie me 1-1 -1 if es , sf W' + s e S92 L ss? ' ff: 'Z J' -ff 'Z L srss si- iff W- 'if- L K. Jennings A. Jolnnson B. Jolinson J. Jolinson J. Jolnnson R. Jolmson A. Karls J. Karnowski P. Keplwarf V ,,,. 8 wh Q K ,L at Q fm. 29, K f, wi' V K 'L R xg f A A I W is fi' l ' i W. Koop A, Kraklau E. Kurlfila V. Kyar C. Larson J. Larson L, Larson A. LeDoux J. Leese Speeding Along tl -'Q l fi, Q M :H ' Q Fl 5. Q o f l 2 6 1? wg, I .V , A V A , .E r,-' fu m ' - fr 1' V - Q . wh Q 3 .W , 5 Q ll L ,. , i rr.. wi . of rr we l 'lx 1 R. Lewis L, Lielneq L, Lind A, Llnzle B. Lord l-l. Ludwlq J, Lulce-ns . Lunde L. Mc:Carll'1y J . ar ' all Q 'W if , rr lf 'lf 'ard ff an K . . Q K Tyr , - , SVL H ,. X K L 3 . 1,n .. ,Q . ,, . . f , V' .J 15.1. 3 4 E, . no 3 fr V 'r . V ,X or Ll lw G M nan D. Marlin V. Mears J, Melwalzley R. Meyer R, Mlller D, McGonaqle l. McKinney D. Mag an . ag W, Miller D. Minor 3, ein.. L ' Y If l f' :' K1 ' 1 it A ,i C. Molln V. Monlanye E. Monlgomery N 3: fi Hg X - . My up . -. Yi? . allal. M. Mraz Z. Mulligan J, Mungclv ,Q-.53 ' F. Z, 1 ,E . . ..f XY lla A x C. Murray J, Murray K. Nelson -ff' l. J- 2 x 1 I' . f' mln... R Mlm rw G Olson J. Olson J. Olson V. Olson P. O'Nell R. I Nolan E. Norwood J. Norwood ragga 5 fl ,. Oseland PN rack of Success . V' Y Q Q., f Q.. A- fa ff- 'f -we 'f' 'i W JJ ' '55 ' W3 4, W 23' -:egg . ,. s '23 4 he I - 5 .hx Q w,pr x K . ' Kg, Q ' ,.', i I f Y K R. Paulson S, Paulson R. Peabody H. Peck E. Pederson B. Pelerson G. Pelerson K, Peferson L. Pelerson ln, 8 '-.4 f 5' if W N A xv, K we ' NJ, ' - P J K 'J QMA P .. of-'P Q9 Mx in . -sz. J 'U' K V , . . AVVVV My 5 I X .rf L,gh L M... ,, m R v' I K ' Virk' yi, 1 I VR A l A bf, , 71 Ri .L I F. Piclcar C, Plofl D. Poffer L. Presffun S. Probsl B. Pullcrabele K. Read J. Relwberger C. Relclnerl 3 K. Roberlson Marvln Sullivan and Jerry Henkemeyer applying praclical lcnowl- edge In a shop class. J.. A Sr J. Rundquisf 13 Q X fi? ,Q fp. I nw .Ay A' m ri 4 i L . ! EW H X G. Safher R. Seller D, Schmidl C. Schroeder B. Schulfes J. Scoll D. Sea .H -A. If . Fa' G' 'f 4. f x m,,,w A R. Skooq C, Smilln D. Smiflw P. Smifh D. Sonnenberg T. Sorensen S. Spielman H. rg. M. Ribbel l ir' me Kg .f xi R NE T. Rleder . Rf . ,..,.: e i. , by wg 3 J, Rol'1loPf D. Rulnl mfs: R ,5 . 3 5. s ' r vw . ,',. ' . NR? ii' .., . sf: l- K. S+. Marie J. Sargent s .W . W Z: A R. Sears R. Sefher 'S Sialzlord A, Sledman Class of '54 Head Toward The 34 H' ar s , f. 3... R . ,Q Lf! by ff +G. ' .... wan, gy, L 1 ' . e .Q R. Slensrucl D. Sfevens J, Slinson R. Slowell E. Sluneck M. Sullivan J, Teclrow J. Tell N. Templelon r 7 Q 5' --5? f X , y H' -1 '- M'1'.,? 'll Rwlvx Q-gx Emily Qfw . 1 'r ,. ggy. 5 ' I . .y- R R -Q '17 ' Nfl Q Y W-f , . - N s. X'-A S. .. 4 5 n l .H X L. R. Theriaull R. 'lhiesse J. Thompson R. Thompson R. Tidriclc R. Tougas B. Traynor E. Van Geesl V, Van Wylie Judy Bender, Carol Smllh, Jerry Leese. and Duane Mcfivonaqle exam- ine lhe many delalls of a Decolyle- done lllowerl. wa. rf A A ' f- '..' ' , ' V-1' 1 1 W Q, V A ,.,:' 1-f lv il- Q, 'Q kk -sw I of 3. X. zl, .V W Z A V. ,ing are . .ayy . I 2 pq 4, - ff ,Q 1 . -M H, , -A X 4 x K . ' Q Y U M, Varpness M. Wagner V. Wagner M. Waldemann E. Warburlon L, Ward G. Wareing D. Warner L. Weaver ' fi -N. 4 . ' 2 fa sa-,.. my . fa- as an R v 1 . . y ...qw-.fb W J .ir of - N3 . V, ..,- , .L l V K K W K .: 32 I , I . .. , K si A 1: E.. R X .f ll y Vw ' 'VH . 5.45 K ua. Il C, Workman P. Wunderllch J. Welnhandl P. Welllver D, Weslln M. Wheeler W. Willis W. Willis Y. Wo 54 lestined Stations in Life Z 5' . y g h y V V, g g y . In .Z . lil iii 7 'ZH nil FVF ' ' in ii ' as V Q ' - A . ,'L? i 'Py ' X 'fs s i ' D. B. Aarhus F. Ahrens E. Alfhofi B. Arnerud J. Anderson A. Ausfin E. Auslin M. Ausfin W. Auslin 7 idk it 'vs .:.,, A i ig V 5 ,- f. ' AJ A,iA ii' W .. X . yA's51 ' . . f i' i f A A A' - K i X D. Barnum D. Barref+ D. Barren H, Bario M. Barlo C. Baysinger R. Borden B. Bowman R. Brauns FRESHMEN BOARD THE TRAI A Freshman Class Hislory A ir The laresr car lo be added 'ro Washinglon calion, and healfh and could piclc one from Fgrmon High Schools long 'rrain was one bearing The agricullure, home economics. ir. business, and name Freshman Class-l95l-l952. They may arl. be lhe las+ car on fhe frain a+ 'rhe 'rime bul' wi'rh The heshmah Class Ca, is 5 passenger Ca, +h5+ 'rheir many signs of progressiveness +hey will picks up many passengers along lhe way. Mosl Surely make H16 Qfade- of i+s passengers are bils of experience lhal can E Jusl' as lhe cross-lies of a railroad 'rrack are be used in la+er years. Class advisers are Miss lhe foundalion of lhe lraclc, The class olilicers Wilda Miller, and Mr. Campbell who gave lhe i' NN form a basic foundalion for lhe class. The class Frosh 'rips lhroughoul lhe year. N- Bdliofl ilseli vo+ed James Hansen as president Marilyn Be++y Delqosier and Howard Bam, are Jfhe Johnson, vice-presidenrg Ramona Erickson, secre- fresh,-heh Oh fhe Sfudehf Council- They and +ary: and Dean JOBHSOVI. TLFSGSUFGV- represenlalives of each of The olher classes are The firsl year in high school gave lhe freshmen keeping 'rhe school's locomolive going. +heir firsl chance 'ro choose a subject They were required lo lake English, algebra, physical edu- fi A. Busbey '.1 - 1 ' N' I s 'i ' . 'rr A A A fe ZZ if 'Q' fe 'ai' C sss s is - -' .. ,. . kky. . ia - ii, Vbzr am.. ,K-Y, . , .. Vi I AGVA frki A, -:fl , K I 1 .: . Y. ' J ras. X if is f r- A. Chillquisl J. Chrislopherson K. Davis B. DeRosier R. DeRosier R. Dosh J. Ebinger K. Ellis M. Ernberlson W .s . ., ws -1-'41 ff . C E i N . i A mi H N 4 X ' . , in is il' 1 ' f iii .s .ls -4 Vis 'I ii B ' -' G. Engelke R. Engholm R, Ericlrson R, Fleischer A. Forcier M. Forcier R. Forcier l.. Galvin B, Gangesfad 55 Class of '55 Cros 4 L: ' 55 r , 5 J 'a if ki ,K K K y, x TW, 13 ,M , . , ,. , VM XL ,, A J, Gendron L. Grnalil M. Galclwell C. Grondin E, Halvorson G. Halverson N. Hanks J. Hanson R. Hanson '94 .sf WF? . ff N my Q yj . RN ' E, . --ZW. x , J. Hardy M. Haries J. Harlrnan A, Hedlund E. Hillman M. Hillman M. Hillon S. Holbrook J, Holm 5 ' Engineering llwe Freslwrnan Class are lkve ollicers and Sluclenl Council represenla- Xb, live. THIRD ROW: Miss W. Miller, and Mr, N. Campbell. SECOND ROW: Belly ' t DeRosier, Sludenl Council represenlaliye, M. Holmes Dean Johnson, lraasurery Ramona Erick- son, secrelary. HRST ROW: Jarnes Han- sen, president Marilyn Jolwnson, vice- presidenl. dnl A. Hughes . 'J l - I M. lnwards i ,f 'V' W' , K b hx fi nu I .., . 4 N, K if .lr S21 W M T 6 is C? .qw '1 --W :ii '-... - -fx C W -'V t . ,TWV K Z rw-V. . . . iv 4- no J . R. Jackson R. Jacobs D. Johnson M, Jokinson E. Kahler C. Koerinq l. Kolbuss C, Kyar C. Larson ., in s.. fn - if W. , QQ. . 4 ,:, Q ' ,N ' VV wise gg i if li J L in X Q' ...., K Y :ll ' Vi sl xo .3 , ,V , I M d' T. Malloy J. Mass R. Mass J. Maliclw J. Larson D. Lord D. Lyncl'1 S. McGuire P. a :son idges That Lead to Fame ff 9' . W J - .- ff 9' -, . . A . 'y aaa -- W 32 A:'.f 2 - ,F ,aff 'YI 2 r he WJ -ff X . Qu 5 X f. . ' e s 'H' ' 'M E, Miller J. Miller D. Minor D. Morcornb B. lvlullenex H. Munscl' C. Nelson J. Nelson ffl Q 45 ' V F ll : ff, .Q , , ...YQ K 7 . -1. ff 'iv ,X ,Q K7 . K Q il 2 Q L' . i Fffii R. Olson R. Osl C. Pelerson l. Pickar D. Pioslce E, Poller B. Rademacher D. Reed James l-larlrnan. Richard Jacobs, James Hanson figure how air pressure worlcs in a lab experlmenl. gfw'73'. 1 Q5 ffsiw R. Niesen Rei aj cherl -W 4- M. Romeos -Q. 'ws , -we J, Saboe R N57 s. schmsm ag WW s ' .'.L ' n. ' ff, Q K yu - W-Q. 'av I We-wx ,-.- 'Q HL ' If W? 6 'W' ' fa- , fs! 5 a J A fm -'G+ 1 ' .fifffs U' J . J s - J J l af A .. .1 C. Schulfz B, Soderrnan G. Soderrnan C, Sfrang D. Sullivan J. Swarfoul J. Svendsen L. Te-mplin C, Thompson +-hy ri 45,2 g M Q ij' li 'Wg Q 4' ff .,, . :V X If i IM i, H Q , I 4 X K -n 7 Q M i xanga. K - V my K K . r . lx ' I J ... is 2 'K 5 J 1 a lk J. Thompson M, Vanelc D. Wadsworlh Iv1,Wadswor+h R. Wagner L. Wilcox R. Winlerowd G, Wold W. Yeschlclc , 2 AAVL- VM' ., A 1' if .f X M re if -Q 5 1 9 13. , X . t Arkkirk gd 531' k- V 8 4, ' 5 'E ,X ' Q' 5 , , 5 ' L- if J, V 1- 1 s 4 ff I' ' ' - B I v '35 X53 W X xx 3 xr 3? 'K' wg V765 9 2 iii- ' 4nun!!!NNUXIWNHIN V g , , Il 1 A Inn - ? QQ Q LQUCH5 2 nm AH organizafion - indeed every human be-nefif and enjoyment every virfue and prudenf ad,-is founded on compromise and barlrer. ture MXXWXXXW WIIIIIIA Ylllllh Smww w Lv- ii' W ffl ,, Conductors i FOURTH ROW: P, PeTerson. J. Ericlcson, C, BrighT, W. WolharT, V. WesTberg, THIRD ROW: N. PeTers, J, McDonald, W. Selislcer, J. DeRosier. D, Deliocher, SECOND ROW: lvl. TornsTrom, R. Hess, J. Tell, J, Ross, M, Nordgaard, H. BarTo. FIRST ROW: J. Hanson, B. Delsosier, J. Hanson. K. Nordgaard, L. Karnowslci. Student Council is Always Read to Help A very successTul homecoming began The l95l-52 work Tor The sTudenT council under The able leadership oT Miss lvlary TornsTrom. They had charge oT The coronaTion oT The queen, selling homecoming buTTons, and They also enTered a TloaT in The homecoming parade. As an addiTional evenT The sTudenT council ar- ranged Tor Governor C. Elmer Anderson To crown The homecoming gueen. Judy Ross, as presidenT, headed The council wiTh The help oT Jim DeRosier, vice-presidenT, Karel Nord- gaard, secreTary, and Charles BrighT, Treasurer. Brainerd was represenTed aT The sTaTe sTudenT coun- cil convenTion held aT DuluTh by Newell PeTers and lvlarlys Nordgaard, who broughT baclc many new ideas. For Bundle Days in The Tall, The group packed many cloThes Tor underpriviTeged children. They con- ducTed The losT and Tound deparTmenT To aid sTudenTs and also disciplined The caTeTeria and halls during noon hours. They promoTed several audiTorium pro- grams and a bangueT Tor The Nalional Honor SocieTy was given This year. During The baskeTball season The sTudenT council allocaTed dances aTTer games To vari- ous school organizaTions. One OT Their mosT worTh while acTiviTies was The supporT oT Jean Ferec, The school's adopTed French boy. Paclcing CloThes Tor Bundle Day . l hool Activities SECOND ROW: M. Vanek, J. Vanek, W. Willis, D, Grenier, Miss White. FIRST ROW: R. Fleischacker, E, Roske, B. Whitney, C, Driver, L. Peterson, D, Atlhott, B. Peterson. Promoting Librar Interest Cine ot our most essential organizations, the Library Club, started an active year with a tall picnic and their annual initiation. Leading the club through the l95I- 52 season were Lorraine Peterson, president: Doreen Althott, vice-president: Charlotte Driver, secretary- treasurerf and their capable leader, Miss Lois White. During the year the girls had various proiects to improve the library. Lorraine Peterson started a short story index and Charlotte Driver had charge ot pub- licity and displays. Wilma Willis kept the scrapbook and with the help ot Edith Roske, and Doreen Althott, mended books. Doreen also designs bookmarks tor the library. The pasting and shellacing ot new books is done by Betty Whitney and Rosemary Fleischacker. Jeanette Bock and Charlotte Driver take care ot all library passes and notices. Last but not least are the housekeepers, who keep the library looking neat and orderly. They are Delores Grenier, Beverly Peterson, and Mardel Vanek. This year the group held several parties and they concluded their eventtul year with a spring picnic at the lake home ot their leader, Miss Lois White. Library Club Otticers: L. Pet- erson, D. Althott, C. Driver, I J. Today's Production Make f 'fs rf? vw aw y. 7 'i' ' ik ' rx, , fy 'W V . ,.. I I- f , L K A A ' V ,,. K ' 0. A ., .I 2 - 1 . ' lf' A' A 1 ' ii , A - f ,..,,,4, , I 1 , ,WW v . , X . . ,V , TEQQW is ll Q SECOND ROW: B. Dosh, B. Every, C. Schultz, R. Zarn. FIRST ROW: N, Peters, L. I-lardy. Traffic Safety Safefy firsf. This moffo has always been carried out by the traffic pafrol. Unselfishly they give up fime af noon each day fo see fhaf everyone can cross safely af the busy infersecfion. Recognizing their efforfs, The American Legion invited fhese boys fo a dinner held in the spring. Moving furniture, papering sefs and mopping The sfage are fypical of whaf goes on before a play pro- ducfion. Who does all fhese Things? The boys of the sfage crew, of course. Worlcing fogefher wifh Mr. Rosel, fheir adviser, they were happy fo be of so much service fo the school. Stage Crew l'lg THIRD ROW: C. I-lawkinson. J. Babcock, B. Kelly, B, Lee, J. I'lill. SECOND ROW: R. Skoog, E. Montgomery, M. Wald- h, FIRST ROW: W. Willis, R. Tougas, D. Sea, A. Stedman, R. Baalconen. mann, V. Mears, W. Gales. J. lvlunsc morrow's Smooth Rolling FOURTH ROW' R Van Geesl L Olson J R lc K W kl d . . . . . . os op, . ic an , C. Marquardl, Mr. Ed Slang. THIRD ROW: P. Wil, liver, T. Chrislopherson, G. Pelerson, R. Wolharl, J. Norwood, D. Soderman. SECOND ROW: R. Koering, D, Sea, J. Vaars, C. l-larfling, G. Benninglon. FIRST ROW: D. Swanson, R. Nelson, J. Nolan, C. Cole, R. Nulling, D. Meghan. Audio Visual Aids Gives Service The members of lhe audio visual aids slall have lruly proved lo be an assel lo l'he school. Wilh Mr. Ed Slang as adviser, lhese boys have given us an invaluable sup- plemenl lo lhe educalional facililies of Washinglon l-ligh School by showing a number of movie shorls on a wide variely of subiecls. Educalional movies and also movies ol enlerlainmenl gave The sludenl body much enioymenl and salislaclion. Among some of lheir oiher aclivilies, 'rhis organizalion was responsible for l'he operalion ol lhe public address syslem and 'rhe announcing al lhe foolball and baslcel- ball games. The officers were: Ronnie Wolhari, presi- denlp Ray Van Geesl, vice-presidenly Glen Benninglon, secrelaryg Dale Soderman, lreasurer: and Ronnie Nelson, reporler. Glen, Ray. and Ronnie seem fo be having lun selling upihis movie 63 Smooth Rails For Smooth Rolling A4-i E THIRD ROW: P. Wind, V. Westberg, R. Tidriclc, D. Sea, W. Selisker, J, Richardson, SECOND ROW: D. Westlin, J. Mus- tonen, J. Weinhandl. Z. Mulligan, K. Read. l., Swanson. N. Templeton. FIRST ROW: R. Theriault, W. Liclc, F. Whitman, M. Madden, J. Wiclrlund, B. Pullcrabelc, G. Rehberger, E. Ostrom Co-editors, Tom Christophersor' and Diane l-toule. 15.72-W 5 l-lead typist. Kay Koop: Picture editor, Peter Peterson: Pro- motion managers, Caryl Burrnan and Rheta Charpentier. Pow-Wow Enlightens Students What a busy year this has been tor us. These words were used over and over by members ot this year's Pow- Wow statt and their advisers, Miss Katherine Torgerson and Miss Margaret Ruud. Starting the season by attending the MHSPA, they tollowed a busy schedule tor the remainder ot the year. len subscriptions were sold by each member to hold his position on the statt. At the conclusion ot this sub- scription drive, a cute blaclc dog, tittingly named Pow- Wow , was awarded to one ot the luclcy subscribers. Jay Norwood, chosen King tor a Day , received the title ot The Big Warrior . l-le reigned supreme over the dance held November lb, at which Miss Print and her Four Pages were chosen. Jim DeRosier announced this year's Pow-Wow radio broadcasts trom station KLIZ. Assisting him by writing the radio scripts were Mary Louise l-lansen and Cynthia l-lerbison. Popcorn selling at the basketball games were success- tul in bringing in tunds to pay tor printing costs. Awards tor statt members were presented at the an- nual Hdessert banquet held in the spring. 64 Rails Bring News to All f-lvL, lf i '1 THIRD ROW: F. Galpin, L. Boeder, J. Cole, D, Johnson, C. Brigid, L. Hildebrandf. SECOND ROW: R. B RR J Ga OWEN, . Karnowslcu, R. Busbey, D. Flansburg, H, Bfanck, D, DGROCRGF. FIRST ROW: M, Carlson, L. Hawklnson, L. Gendron, B. Bossus, A. Hellberg, J. Boeder, J. Hansen. Senior Board of Edifors: Sfanding-Mary Nourse, Jack Karnowskl, Jerry Rieder. Seafed-Marie Bisek, Joyce Monfgornery. Radio Sfaff: Mary Louise Hansen, Jim DeRosier, and Cynfhia He-rbison 65 Co-adverfising Manager, Phronie Leese. Business Manager, Janice Krinhop. Co-adyerfisinq Manager, Wayne Wollwarf. ,Q-.AJ wvg-V . if a.,,i-ae,,-Q, 42?'1 F ' Kari, Sup. Mariyss, Judy, and Marlie enioy ineir work as ediiors. Taking a Special Trai Staff Members I9 I-I952 ADMiNiSTRATiON,LiFE. CHEERLEADERS, G.Px,A. Mariyss Aiberison-Ediior Barbara Bioornsirom Karel Nordqaard CLASSES Mariys Nordqaard Larry Karnowski Lois Grueniiaqen Pauline Auid Dick Peabody Jim Johnson ORGAWZATIONS Judy Ross-Ediior Jim Bennynoili Caroie King Margarei Mraz -Ediior Rici1Wriqn+, ari ediior, ai work. Ron an camera 66 d John, piioiograpiwy ediiors, provide fine iiqiiis and o Open New Routes Brainonian is Key to Past Fun Changing Their usual course oT Travel, This yearls Brainonian sTaTl decided upon a new publisher. Dead- lines were moved up To an earlier daTe, speciTicaTions were somewhaT changed, and some special assignmenTs were made To laeep Things speeding on The way To Their Tinal deadline. An ediTorial board was creaTed To lceep Things rolling as smooThly as possible and To check on The boolcs progress. Worlcing as viTal cogs in a machine The remainder OT The ediTorial sTaTT conTribuTed The parTs so necessary To malce The boolc The besT possible. Learning new ideas and how To correcT old misTalces ATHLETICS Gup Hess-EdiTor Duane Hanson ART Rich WrighT-EdiTor Beverlyizeldsien PHOTOGRAPHY John BoTeler and Ronald Bender-EdiTors Milce Cummings BuTch Burwell BUSINESS Karl Klasen-Business manager were Two valuable Things received aT The lvl.H.S.P.A. which everyone on The sTaTT aTTended. High honors were given To John BoTeler, phoTographer, and Rich WrighT, arTisT. Sparlcing Things along when They seemed The hardesT were Miss Cordelia Nelson, ediTorial adviser and Miss Irma Dell Adams, business adviser. Keeping Tinances sTraighT and conTribuTing Their Tine page, The business sTaTT conTribuTed one oT The essenTial parTs oT a well run organizaTion. ATTer all deadlines had been meT, The Brainonian sTaTT wenT ouT To celebaTe aT a spring picnic. Busy workers hurry To meeT a deadline Nancy GusTaTson Jim Graham KenT PeTerson l l Nona Fallon is Sophomores Tinish up lasT minuTe de+ails 67 The Train of Progres FIFTH ROW: M. Larson, K. Kelsey, E. Halvorson, D. Larson ,6. STicha, L. McKay, D. Johnson, J. Bock, L. Lelloux. FOURTH ROW: L. Koukal, L. Schiel. O, Holmes, M. WadsworTh, I. McKinney, D. Swearingen, C. Thompson, G. Soderv man, P, Thompson, J. Nelson. THIRD ROW: M. Prigge, M Pickar, M. STockman, M. Hillman, A. Picker, C, I-Iedlund J. Bender, C. Thompson, D. Morcomb, J. KraTla, E. Ardyi S. Holbrovk, R. Mass, I. McKinney, E. Hillman, B. Bowman F. H.A. Advanc JusT Tour years ago The F.H.A. was esTabIished in WashingTon High under The direcTion oT Miss Virginia Harvey. This year we have welcomed anoTher direcTor, Miss Marlys Prigge, To help and advise The girls in Their acTiviTies and work. Among some oT Their acTiviTies were a disTricT F.H.A. meeTing in Onamia, preparing a ChrisTmas parTy, and giving a sTage play. During The year, The girls served aT a Tea Tor The TaculTy, sold candy aT The games, and served aT The I:.I:.A. bangueT. All oT These were done To raise money Tor Their Treasury. The girls won Third place in The compeTiTive booTh aT The Tair. This gave Them eighT dollars more Tor Their organizaTion. They also broughT in individual proiecTs such as cIoThing, baking, and proiecTs in kniTTing, eTc. Dumbeck. M. ChrisTianson, E, Van GeesT, A. Hedlund, I. V. Harvey, SECOND ROW: E. BarTo. M. Johnson, A. Hughes, B. GargesTad, B. Bowman, FIRST ROW: lseaTedl M. BarTo, A. LeDoux, E. KurTilla, J. ChrisTopherson, B. DeRosier. e Homemaking Kay Kelsy, one oT The members, won The Brainerd Woman's Club giTT Tor The pasT Two years. BeaTrice Bowman won ribbons aT The Tair Tor her proiecTs. Their ambiTions were working Tor Their degree pins. The Tour degrees oT achievemenT are classiTied as: III Junior Homemaker, symbol-key: IZI ChapTer Homemaker, symbol-scroll: l3T STaTe Homemaker, sym- bol-Torch: l4l American Homemaker, symbol-rose. The club oTTicers Tor The year I95I-l95Z were: presi- denT, Carol Hedlundg vice-presidenT, DoroThy LuTherq secreTary, Angela LeDoux: Treasurer, Emily Hillman: hisTorian, Alice Hedlundg reporTer, Darlene Johnson: parIiamenTarian, Erleene BarTo: and song leader, Judy Bender. N.. -. 1 ,, s., ,, Serving aT The F.H.A. TaculTy Tea. 68 teaming over Bridges to Success FIFTH ROW: B. Caughey, D. Tougas, J. Babcock, T. Chrislopherson, L. Liebig, D. BarreTT, A. Olson, T. Malloy, J. lvlaTich E, Finch. B. Marshall. V. l-lyaTT. FOURTH ROW: G. Maqnan, G. Ramsdell, H. Thompson, D. Engnell, lf. Rudd, B. Doshi R. Van Geesf, C, l-larTling, R. Olson, R. Jackson, D. Neeser, J. l'larTman, R. Tougas, THIRD ROW: B. Rademocker, J. S b R. G d A ' ' a oe, or on, . Br:TTon, R. Nelson, C. STrang, H. lvlunsch, C. Nelson, C. Koering, lvl. Galchell, SECOND ROW- E. A. Gray. Adviser, K. Nelson, D. Busbey, K. Roberlrson, W. GaTes, l.. Johnson, V. lvlears, J. Richardson, A. Grieson, R. DeRosier, FIRST ROW: R. lTem, B, Koering, J. VeiT, l.. Olson. P. AlThoTT, R, Wolharf, C. l'ledquisT, D. WadsworTh, A. KleinschmiclT, J. Roskop, D. Soderman. F. F. A. Attain Gold Emblem The FuTure Farmers oT America wiTh iTs TiTTy-six members, has climaxed iTs ThirTeenTh successTul year. A banqueT was held in Their honor which 225 people aTTended. Many meriTs were besfowed upon These members during The year, oT which one was The aTTaining of The Gold Emblem award in The na'l'ional chapTer conTesT. Some oT Their oTher acTiviTies was The iniTiaTion oT Tour new honorary members. The public speaking con- TesTanT placed TirsT in The disTricT and parTicipaTed in The sTaTe conTesT. Their parliamenTary Team placed TourTh in The sTaTe conTesT and won TirsT place in The sTaTe cooperaTive conTesT. During The Labor Day Tes- TiviTies Their TloaT won second place. OTher acTiviTies were aTTending The disTricT convenTion and banqueT by sixTeen oT iTs members. SevenTeen members also aT- Tended The sTaTe convenTion and banqueT. Leon Olson, a chapTer member was disTricT presi- denT. Under The advisership of Mr. Edwin Gray, iT has been made possible Tor These boys To aTTain all ThaT They did in The year oT l95l-l952. The oTTicers were: Tom ChrisTopherson. president EvereTT Rudd, vice-president Jim Richardson, secre- Tary: Jerry Babcock. Treasurer: and Ray Van C5eesT, reporTer. Celebrafing The TesTiviTies of Their ThirTeenTh Anniversary. There is Art in lndustry FIFTH ROW: D. Engnell, J. Holcombe, D. Lindberg, R. Niesen, W. Nelson, D. Kaser, G.'Vareing, L, Wildox. CJ. Niles, D. Skillings, Miss Helen Marshall. FOURTH ROW: G. Halverson, G. Anderson, K, Baysinger, A. Gorcier, R. Borden, L. Gakin, R. Gleischer, D. Barnum, D. Johnson, D. Lynch, J. Larson. THIRD ROW: C. Plott, B. Nubbe, M, Wordsworth, E. Peterson, L. Blocker, M, Wheeler, J. Olson, M. Haries, M. Ribbel, K. Davis, R. Hansen. SECOND ROW: G, Smith, B, Borden, M. Forcier, A. Nubbe, D. Skillings, R. Engholrn, L, Hoskins, D, Evenson, B. Bowman, J, Hill, A. Ylinen. FlRS6T ' ' ' ' P l . ' r. B. Gratt, F. Ruhl, L. Grnahl, A. Chillguist, J, Mass, B. Feldsein, E. Berg, S. Brown, C. Dondelinger. S, au son, i e 0 Art Club Draws Attention Painting, sculpturing, and pencil drawings are some ot the tavorite proiects ot the Art Club. Several high honors were given members ot the Art Club tor the productions ot witches, goblins, etc., in the Halloween window painting contest sponsored by the Civic Association. Money making proiects tor the year consisted ot a cookie sale and a popcorn sale. An easel was purchased tor use in their work, such as making posters emphasizing Keep Minnesota Green . Sponsoring Mr. Otto Dahlman, who gave a sculpture demonstration, the Art Club enabled the student body 5 'Fil'-v,,.'1 to become acquainted with the type ot work they are aiming at. Flower arranging was another ot their tields ot in- terest. Mrs. Frank Jensen instructed and demonstrated ditterent means ot creating beautitul tlower arrange- ments. Members ot the Art Club gave their tullest coopera- tion to proiects ot the school such as Bundle Day in which they collected 347 articles ot clothing tor needy tamilies abroad. Leading the club in all its activities were Jon Hol- combe, president: Roger Hanson, vice president: Elsie Peterson, secretary: and Dennis Lynch, treasurer. ltls Bill, Bev, and Sharon painting tor pleasure, 70 Der Zug nach Verstehen L ' 'Q Quihvuf wk FOURTH ROW: M. Jensen, T, DoTy, V, WesTberg, T. SchulTz, J. Theimer, C. BrighT, C. Slceesiclc, K. Feldsier, D. Rogers. THIRD ROW: A. l-lellberg, C. King, B. GusTaTson, M. Nourse, R. Schade, Y. Anderson, J. Paine, K. Nordgaard, A. Nel- son. L. Gendron. SECOND ROW: A. Lirzie, C. Gronquist C. Frernling, C, Blalceman, B. Ayler, L. Wheeler, A. Giguere, D, Minar, M. Nourse, M. Swanson. FIRST ROW: C. Carlson, M. Tindell, B. Murphy, M. Perlinger, J. Boeder, P. Madden, M. Bender. G. Freed, K. Carlson, D. Morgan. German Club Creates Brotherhood Ein DeuTsches Verein. Yes, This is The German Club oT WashingTon High School. Soon aTTer The TirsT bell oT The new school year had sounded This group held Their iniTiaTion parTy Tor all The new people who would, during The year, share The Tun oT belonging To This club. GeTTing Things under way wiTh a bang They pre- serTed a comedy in one acT enTiTled Paul SpliTs The ATom. In keeping wiTh The ChrisTmas spiriT This group oT willing worlcers decoraTed one oT The ChrisTmas Trees ThaT lighTed and brighTened The halls oT WashingTon High. CandlelighT and crepe paper decoraTed a very cheery ChrisTmas banqueT aT which everyone including adviser Miss Mary TornsTrorn had a wonderful Time. Caroling in The halls added To The ChrisTrnas spiriT. Money rnalcing candy sales helped solve The groups Tinancial problems. Climaxing The season's evenTs was a picnic held in The spring aT which many said a raTher regreTTul AuT Wiedersehn . I... German Club oTTicers aT worlc. 7? D B Td M B d r R BeTTs K Blanchard H Blanclr Members oT Band: M. AlberTson, B. Aro, B. Ayler, . ars a , . en e, . , . , . , J. Doe J. BoTeler, C. BriqhT, D. BriTTon, J. BriTTon, G. Brynsvold, J, BriTTon, R. Busby, C, Callahan, K. Carlson, R. Charpen R. Cibuzar, J. Clark, J. Cole, B, Coppenbarger, J. Bronoble, H. Eisel, R. Elmore, R. EmberTson, J. Erkens, D. Ev N. Fallon, M. Favrou, K. Feldsien, J. FredsTrom, M. GaTTchel, B. Gray, F. Grossniclcle, N. GusTaTson. G. Hausauer HedquisT, E. Heilclcenen, D, Henderson, M, Hendricks, J. Hill, A. Holm, M. Holmes, C, HolsT. l.. Hoslcins, D, John T, Johnson. D. C. Campbell, direcTor. Band Adds To The shouTs oT guide righTl and keep Those ranks sTraighTl The Brainerd High School band wenT Through anoTher vigorous marching campaign This Tall. The Warrior band perTormed many inTricaTe marching TormaTions aT all home TooTball games and The game aT ST. Cloud Tech. They Traveled To ST. Cloud To per- Torm wiTh The Tech band during The halT. AT home They opened The games wiTh a sTar TormaTion and pro- vided halT Time enTerTainmenT Tor all games. The band played an acTive parT in The homecoming acTiviTies by enTering a TloaT in The parade, supplying The music Tor The coronaTion, and marching in The snake dance. The Brainerd musicians provided pep aT all pepTesTs and home baslceTball games as well as The TournamenTs. ATTired in Their whiTe sweaTshirTs, blue B's and blue and whiTe beanies gave added supporT To The Team. The concerT season was opened by a program given during a bangueT aT The school Tor Governor Ander- son, and a ioinT concerT wiTh The choir Tor educaTion week. The band also gave Their annual ChrisTmas con- cerT wiTh The choir. 6 rls, B. Kienow, C. King, M. Krueger, M, Kunde, A. Lamonl, E. Leonard, J. Leonard, B. Lord. D. Lulher, D. Mar- di, J. Mehalley, D. Morgan. M. Nordgaard, M. Nourse, M. Nourse, A. Olso, J. Paine, D. Pelerson, L. Pelerson. ol'er, L. Presllun, C. Reicherl, J. Ross, D. Rullger, J. Scull, P. Smilh, l-l. Slallord, M. Swanson, R. Tidriclc, B. Thee. Hzmqery V. Van Wylqe' M. Vafpmeggl R, Wagner, P, Weclqop, V, Weslberg, J. Whirley. Balon lwirlers: J, Mayo, J. o School Activities ln lhe beginning ol lhe year a sel of blue drums was purchased lo improve lhe appear- ance ol The organizalion. Laler in lhe year a sel ol chimes was also added. As usual all new members ol The band were required lo go lhrough lhe annual inilialion and parly. The Warrior band also loolc parl in music leslivals in Crosby-lronlon and Slaples. They were also represenled in 'rhe all dislricl band. Al lhe head of lhis enlhusiaslic group was Mr. D. C. Campbell. Mr. Campbell spenl anolher successful year direcling lhe band lhrough Their busy schedule. Helping him were Marlyn Krueger, presidenl, Judy Ross, vice- pressidenl, Marlys Nordgaard, secrelary, and Marlyss Alberlson, lreasurer. The council con- sisled ol seniors Jim Whirley and Joyce Ulzinger, iuniors DeWayne Johnson and Jim Cole, sophomores Laila Presllun and Jaclc Mehalzley, and sergeanl ol arms, Bob Thoe. 'Q Band Council: Slanding, J, Whirley, M. Krueger, R. Thoe. Silling J Mehaliley, J. Ulzinger, M. Nordgaard, D. Johnson, M. Alberlson. J. Ro L. Presflun. 73 Musical Crew Ensembles Add Variety to Band TROMBONE TRIO: C, Heciquisf, J. HEI1, M. Hendricks. BRASS SEXTET: P, Yidrlck, J, Whirley, M. Hendricks, J, Mebagey, A, Lamowf. A. Oisorw. -R, 0340 5 - fm, 5 Xggi I I 5 P - s 'rf , , C :- Ax , t 5 s 1 . x Na 1 I H . I N, ERS? -,...- A -:gf -2':5:Ei '!::2...... ...:,g,.5 Ilfff 'Qi::::1 EE::55E:::-1 :::EEg::5- lim w, ., -. -..- -- ..- If ., . -,-v ---... l..-- ,,n ff ' -1: ::---:'-- :::a--g: l' e -2:53 :g:::!-- .1 N In lf , DRUMMERS: K. Carisom, P. Weckop, K. Bfawdward, K. Fddsien, C, Bright J, Paine, R. Beffs, D, Lufher. 74 erenade All Gur Budding Artists CLARINET QUARTET:D.MQrqa',H.E?5e1,J,U+zinger,J,B0+e I WQODWNND QUINTET: M. Nourve R.Ember+son,C,BrIql'wr.M.Nourse,P.SmiH1, Pracfciwq Before a Biq CKTVTCC1' G3 5' 1:- 75 Tender are Their Voice 1 FOURTH ROW: A. Stedman, R. Bronner, G. lmgrund. G. Olson, J. DeRosier, J. Davidson, R. Waxlax, G. Rieder, W. Wol- hart. R, Thompson, E, Nelson, J. Johnson, A. Mulligan, R. Hess, A. Teigan, R. Tangwall, J. Hansen, R. Peabody. THIRD ROW: M. Roscoe, 6, Rehberger, E. Bacon, J. Vaars, R. Dondelinger, J. McDonald, W. Graham, D. Wasson, J. Bennyhott, J. Hill, D. Christianson, R. Sether, R. McGraw, L, Lind, E. Norwood, W, Willis, K. Jennings, B. Ciratt. SECOND ROW: B. Quinlan, M. Wadsworth, B. Gustatson, l.. Wheeler. D. Abers, M. Magnan, J. Norwood, A. Martinson, D, Westin, K. Read, Z. Mulligan, D. Zarn, D. Tullar, B. Strand, l., McKay, A. McDonald, B. Pullcrabelr, E. Berg, M. Biselc. FIRST ROW: E, Zurnbrunnen, 6. Freed, C. Herbison, W, Liclc, P. Leese, N. Templeton, L. Deal, B, Feldsien, Mr. Curtis Hansen. C. Gronquist, D. Houle, M. Smith, M. Hanson, R. Stensrud, L. Gruenhagen,J. Mustonen, M.Clabo. Choir Promotes Musical Interests The Washington High Choir, under the direction ot Mr. Curtis Hansen, began the year with many plans. i Heading the list ot plans was a three day trip. To V T ,,i' tinance this trip the choir sponsored their annual choir ' carnival, which was very succiesstul, and they also had a balce sale and a magazine drive. With the accumula- W tion ot the tunds, Mr. Hansen made plans and on April 23, 24, and 25, the choir toolc their trip. The choir made various appearances in and near the Twin-Cities and also in Wisconsin. Throughout the rest ot the year the choir provided entertainment at the Lion's Club and Rotary Club. Small groups sang at various community and educa- tional meetings and appeared at several churches. Also during the year the choir attended the choral clinic on February 6 at Aitlcin. There they sang two solo numbers and sang at the massed choir concert in the evening. Along with the choir Mr. Hansen had under his direction the Girls' Glee Club and the Freshman Girls' Crlee Club. These organizations contributed entertain- ment during the year by singing in the massed girls' M .C t' H .D' t . . . I ul 'S amen Nec or glee club concert at the choral clinic. The choir ended up the year by singing at the Bac- calaureate and Commencement exercises. 76 iemg Our Choir Together REPERTOIRE Life Up Your Hearis-Greichaninoif Gods Son Has Made Me Free-Grieg Losi In The Nighi-F. M. Chrisiiansen Send Oui Thy Spirii-Schueilcy Jusi As The Tide Was Flowing -arr. Williams Ifc:a's Casile-Ashenbrenner Beauiiiul Sa'yior-F. M. Chrisiiansen O Praise Ye-Tschailcowsky Adoremus Te-Paleslrina As Sinks Beneaih ihe Ocean -Chrisiiansen Chanson Joyeuse de Noel-Gaverlr A Firm Foundaiion-Gulbins O Send Thy Lighi Forrh-Balalciereiii Alleluia, Chrisi' ls Born-Luvaas The Alphabel-Mozarr Resioraiion-Edwards Jeg Er Saa Glad-arr. Holcanson Silenf Nighi-Gruber Now Lei' Every Tongue-Bach Praise +o The Lord-Chrisriansen The Green Caihedral-Hahn Hodie Chrisius Naius Esi-Palesirina Roofs and Leaves-Ralph Williams Sepiember Song-Weill ln Thee I Trusi'-Saieran Deaf Old Woman-Folic Song Echo Song-Lasso Adveni Moiei-Schreclc Brazilian Psalm-Berger As a Flower-Paul Chrisiiansen A Hundred Pipers-Scoich Flighi of The Bumble Bee -Rimslcy-Korsalcov Choir Council: Sfandinq-Diane Houle, Jim DeRosier, Oeorqi anna Freed, Rufh Slensrud, Evereli Nelson. Sealed-Phronie Leese. Secreiary: Karl Klasen, Presidenig Rodger Bronner, Vice Presideni. Boys' Ouarief: Ron Hess, Evereii Nelson, Jim DeRosier, Wayne Wolhari. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB THIRD ROW: S. Schmidi, A. Hedlund, H. Haclcbarlh, R. Ericlcson, C. Dondelinger, J. Weinhandl, M inwards, J. Holm, E. Benedix, E. Halverson, J. Chrislopherson, K. Ellis, C. Schullz. SECOND ROW: M. Johnson, B. Bowman, B. Fuchs, C, Smiih, A. Hellberg, E, Hillman, A. Giguere, A. Chillquisl, M. Haries, J. Swarioui, W, Willis, K, Kelsey, C. Kyar. FIRST ROW: R, Theriauli, B, Traynor, W. Chrisiianson, D. Slcillinqs, l. Kollouss, S. Brown, Mr. Curfis Hansen. B. Peierson, J. Kar- nowslci, C. Larson, P. Madison, P. Wunderlich, S. Holbrook. 77 Crossing the Tracks of Music Barbara Sirand ard Leah Desi. Seaied Accompanisfsz Keiiii Jerriiriqs and Leaii Deai. QMS' Que,-fe+3 Sfapdyqq.. Tuiiar and C Herbisom. Serior Ocief: Back rowi Ron Hess, pai Muiiiqan, Jim DeRosier, Wayne Woiivari. Froni Rowp Cymfiiia Herbisor, Leah De-ai. Diane Howie, Doroiriy Tuiiar. Freshman Girls' Giee Ciub THIRD ROW: M,Jrwi1ri29m, J.Ci1riaiopi'crsor, E i-iaivvrser. J. Hoirri, M, Rorriew, M, inwards, E, Pcziier, D, Merfewb, K Eiiis C Kvar J Masf SECOND ROW: N Briffrm, M. Vaneic,R,EriQicgcwr, E,i iiiiT'idV',PX.C1i'FiiiC1UiST,J.iViii.CV,i.i,Sv'vd'i' A i i i i I I ' + mam A, Hediurd, Fx. I-iuqiwee, M. Curfk Harncvi, Our, R, Mass, C, Scriuii, M. Barre, FIRST ROW: S, Schmid, B. Bow I.Koibuss, M,Haries, P.Iv1adisorw,S.Hoibrook. 78 Riding the High Notes Wayne Wolharf bass Earl Norwood, ienor. M is Soloists Ardys Marfmson, soprano. Cynihia Herbison, soprano. Leah Deai, Soprano, Myrna Wadsworfh, soprano Doroihy Abers, soprano 79 Catching the Train of Business ,ar 1 X 31:-. il TS' s THIRD ROW: L. Gruenliagen, J. Krinlwop, D. Wynn, L. Pelerson, L. Klein. SECOND ROW: S. Sluneclc, J. Boeller, J. Muslonen, B. Carlson, R. Rivers. FIRST ROW: D. Wiclclander, M. Bisek, M. Clabo, M, Albertson, R, Srnilli, Commercial Club Trains for Life Secrelaries of lomorrow slwared llweir common in- leresls of Today in Commercial Club acliyilies. Miss Ann Lord lielped lliese girls prepare lor jobs by guid- ing llwem along lines similar lo llie worlc llwey will laier underlalce. Selling pencils willw baslcelball sclwedules on llwem was llwe big financial proiecl of llie year. A lea iniliaied llie social evenls, followed by a Clwrislmas parly and climaxed by a picnic in llie spring. Ollner forms ol enlerlainmenl' were worlced inlo llwe busy sclrmedule malcing llie Commercial Club bolli edu- calional and enioyable. Q f ri is I ,eg if .Q Y K , . is lfllgixijg' f , ' fy Jay gf . 1 K l, 9,553 if, J 55 ,,,, i,4Qf tn' Q Sludenls and advisor slware The lun al a lea, All Aboard for the Play I if , , Tom Mraz, Marlys Nordgaarcl, Glen Benninglon, Tom Johnson and Judy Ross char wilh 'rheir guesls, Rhera Charpenl and Cynlhia Herbison 'furnish The romance, and Mary Nourse, before being served lor lea by Marlyss Alberlscn and led Schullz. New Fires Slephen Sanlry, an aulhor, inherils a larm in lhe Missouri Ozarks from an uncle. He brings his family from Chicago lo see il. Compared lo lheir own home, ir appears To be Terrible, and lhey all wanl To relurn home, excepl Slephen and his lwo youngesl children, Phyllis and Billy. Allhough rhe family came lor a pleasure lrip, Slephen decides lhar i+'s lime ihey work a lillle. Olive, lhe oldesr daughler, prelends lo be ill so she can relurn lo Chicago. Againsl her will, lhey call a doclor. l-le realizes her sham bul announces lhar Cast D Lucinda Andrews Suzanne Toler Jerry .... ......,. Slephen Sanlry , Billy ,. ,, .. Phyllis ,. ., Anne Olive Eve . , . . Dick . Dr. Lynn Gray . Mary Marshall . Mrsr Marshall . Angie Sperry Sid Sperry . . .. .. Arlis Larnonl Lois Gruenha en ., . g ,. Kennelh Marsh Torn Johnson .. .4,.,. Ted Schulfz .Marlyss Alberlson , , Judy Ross Marlys Nordgaard .Cynlhia l-lerbison Glen Bennirglon . . .Tom Mraz Rhela Charpenlier . Mary Nourse Joyce Ulzinger , Jerry Rieder Joyce Ufzinger, Kennelh Marsh, Lois Gruenhagen. Arlis Larnonr. ard Jerry Rieder add lhe humor. Here lhey wail for ihe new owners lo arrive. she has a hearl ailmenl-a surprise lo everyone. A neighbor girl comes lo visil, and while she is lhere, she breaks our wilh scarlel fever, causing lhe lamily lo sray. Al rhe conclusion ol lhe play, Olive falls in love wilh lhe doclor, and Mrs. Sanlry learns lhe need ol her sympalhy loward her husband in his career. Dick, lheir son, and Eve, who have iusl elopeol, are promised lhe homeslead if Dick is successful wilh lruil larming wilhin The nexl lhree years. Mr. and Mrs. Sanlry, Billy and Phyllis evenlually go back lo Chicago. Firemen of Field and Floor ROW FOUR: H. Flaalen, G. Olson, J. Hill, W. Hendricks, l.. Hildebrandl, D, DeRocher, R. Oseland, R. Waxlax, ROW THREE: R. Kelley, A. Lulcens, J. Karnowslci, R. Lee. G. Hausauer, J. Jelacie, J, Rohloll, G. Monlgomery, D. Sears. ROW TWO: J, Noviclr, K, Keck, J. Rieder, F. Galpin, W, Wolharl, D. Lindberg, J. Holcombe, M. Bisled. ROW ONE: M. Krueger, R. l-less, J. DeRosier. R. Harlman, B, Selislcer, D. Novolney, R. Lind, J. Perraull. Letterman-Pride of School The LeH'ermen's Club is composed ol boys who have won a leller in some lype ol alhlelics. The lol- lowing oiulicers were elecled: Al Lukens, presidenl, Ronald Oseland, vice-presidenl, Harold Flaalen, secre- lary, and lreasurer, Ramon Lind. To finance lhe organizalion The lellermen sponsored a dance, besides selling pop al all lhe regular games. They also had a hol' dog concession al' 'Final Dislricl Five lournamenl game. Anolher imporlanl proiecl was lhe selling ol baslcelball and loolball decals on which were prinled The schedules. Wilh lhe money raised The club plans lo buy a loo mm camera lo lalce moving piclures ol The alhlelic conlesls. These movies will be a greal help for lhe coaches who will be able lo poinl' our lhe mislalces and successes ol bolh learns. Al lhe annual l.ellermen's banquel, lhe organiza- lion presenled lrophies lo lvlr. Ed Tonish, loolball coach, lvlr. Fred Kellel, baskelball coach, Mr. Bob Miller, lraclc coach, and Mr. Kermil Aase, baseball coach.l'hey ended lheir social year wilh an ice cream and calce parly. 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'lu - ' NX gx X il' ' G V U X ,df w 'E ,'-' XXX 91 0 0 6 O 1 if fr: 'f ci 5 ix W' f . 2 M 3:22.35-g? f '33 Eff! - 5 f J!! 2 - , g,f'Q NTU T ' 6, - .. f' ' 5111 Q ix sbt Mui A + +h + + b ' ' beafeigff bi bye? e Z ' X f f Z? !l1 -f!!-+-X ----f W 2 f ,if ff' ,fx f f ZX M177 Q X I ' -'ggpg -1 -ww' 79:- + We Don't Just Recieve Victory, We Achieve It. uni? 'f-1 I, . , K 1 1' b' ,i, 'T-We '-E HERE'S THE TEAM ROW FOUR: B, Marlilla, J, Creqer, J. Cole, L, Dahl, J. Abraham, M. Graham, R, Niesen, D. Johnson, D. Adair, B. Holm, B, Nelson, ROW THREE: R, Oseland, R, Kelley, K, Keck, G. Olson, D. Hanson, D. Benlley, J, Weber, K, I-Iill, P. Meyer, G. Monfqomery, J, Jelacie, T, Rieder, G, I-lausauer, ROW TWO: Assl, Coach Don Adamson, D, Lindberg, B, Selisker, D, Hendricks, A. Lukens, D. DeRocher, O, Olson, J. Babcock, J. Rohloll, M, Kruqer, H. Elaalen, R, I-Iarfman, ROW ONE: Manager R. Tanqwall. Assll. Coach Bud Eiden, W. Wclharl, J. DeRosier, R, Hess, M, Bisfed, J. Rieder, J. Karrawski, J, Hill, J, Novick, D. Noyolney, R. Thoe, R. Lee, R, Waxlax, E. Tonish Head Coach, J. Holcombe, Manager. IN ACTION Jerry Hill and Bob Harlman double leam lo slop a C-I back Cold, Marlyn Krueger, Glen I-Iausauer, and Duane lindberq are ready lo make sure he doesn'I go any lurlher, n WE TEAM THEY 26 Cloquel O 38 Park Rapids 6 I4 SI. Cloud 32 28 Slaples 0 O I,iIIle Falls I9 arf, I4 Crosby Iron'ron I3 We 20 Fergus Falls 7 K .yi X f H UNDER THE GUIDANCE ,X 'I The Warrior coachinq slalil piclured here are lefl Io riqhlz B. Eiden. fl Backlield coach, R, Miller, End coach. Head coach, E, Tonish, and D, Adamson, Line coach. They seem Io admire Ihe Irophy presenfed I Coach Tonish by lhe Lellerrnenls Club. 'G' P455 fig fizinr-an 1 '41 Asif ff, M, Q a YM',4,, N' 0' W l Ay, Sup Hess, Sevior riqhr Harfrback is Haured dowv by a Srapfcs deferwsrve man afrer a irwdrr qafrw. Tryrg fo Harp Gup is rurior rvarfbaclc, George Modrqcmery, THQ Warriors wcrw rrwrs garve 28-O. Looking 5+ me fcoloarr 'foprwy are We five Werrffur AM-Carwfereme mer. They are f '16 H4 r 'f r r A A ' rorf up eds, S. Ha bak, a d M-rr15 Bnfed, br, Guard. Back: Jerry Hr Sr Hidrbaclf, Bqb Lee Sr. Tdfki ard Jack Karr:,wfJrY. Sr, COHLCK X I Brawerd back, Marxyr Krueger, is sfopped by 'mn SfdDl93 gawfofy mer' affor rewrnlrg a purwf. Fofrcwinq Him are Harry Fraafer and Jerry Babcoglv wbo is abour ck Wwrow a bo Bob Waxfax, Sevior bawbadc fries fir VVVWQ JV Dr-R rar JO Ri r ' ' ' y ode, arzd Mfrrrre Bxgrod Wad! 5 C-W r ,r , w -, ,rr dude a Sr. Cloud man Y-,Pile remrrhq bar 7 fr M f 1 pumr, Bch was rafidcd Fmwseyer, ard We VVerriors rrer defea' 32 I4 A J, Bd Bb b Lsi, Jack Karrowzlci, arvd Duane Lirwdberq srarwd by. AW THESE boyz prayed rerr7fIC a'f year Of Wd' di 3m We C-I game wp by Br'i1r'rOrd I4-33. if Jerry Hill Sr, HalTback lffj-jr ,N Q .1-1, ev--of ..a,1' -re Bob HarTman Bob Lee Bob Thoe Jack Karnowski Sr. End 'wif' Harry Flaaicn Sr. End Q fm il Glen Hausauer wry T Jr. Tackle Joe Rohlolif Soph. Tackle f if P CI, . 4-:gy Sr. Tackle Sr. Guard Sr, Cer1Ter Under The direcTion oT new coach Ed Tonish, The Warriors opened Their l95l-52 season wiTh a smashing 26-O vicTory over The ClogueT Lum- beriacks. The blue and whiTe boys unveiled a highly keyed oTTense and a hard-charging deTense which consTanTly Toiled Clo.gueT rushing bids. Touch- downs by CapTain Jerry Hill, Jim DeRosier, Bill Selisker, and Al Lukens, added up To a welcome 26 poinTs. The Tonishmen igniTed Their home season by unTolding a well balanced passing and running aTTack To drub The Park Rapids PanThers, 38-6. Cap- Tain Jerry Hill ran TwenTy yards Tor a score and Then caughT a pass Tor anoTher Touchdown. Gup Hess, Bill Selisker, Bob l-larTman, and Al Lukens, all scored six-poinTers, To make iT a very miserable nighT Tor The Park Rapids Team. A rugged ST. Cloud Tech eleven handed The Warriors Their TirsT deTeaT oT The year in a conTerence game aT ST. Cloud. lT seemed The Warriors were TighTing TradiTion in This game and iusT couldn'T geT rolling. l-'lill's scor- ing pass To l-larTman and Hess' 60-yard gallop weren'T enough To maTch The Tigers who scored TwenTy poinTs in The TirsT guarTer. Duane Lindberg, iunior halTback, was a val- ianT deTensive sTar even in deTeaT. Bob Kelley Jr. Tackle Journeying To STaples The Warriors Tound ThaT a slow sTarT doesn'T mean much and so They Turned on The sTeam To win 28-O. The Brainerd line was superb and all in all made The nighT miserable Tor The STaples Team. Thoe, BisTed, Lee, and Rieder shone in The line and Jerry 'lmagic Toe Hills Two Touch- downs and Tour exTra poinTs, along wiTh AI Lukens' Tine running, led The Warriors oT- Tensively. 'lL .'J f1:g': 4 1 'H-1 V' 'wr ,...-an ul Bob Waxlax Marlyn Kruger Jack Novick Don NovoTney Sr. QuarTerback Sr. l-TalTback Sr. Halltback Sr. Fullback Gup Hess Sr, HalTback 86 A 'vs 1 Jerry Rieder Morrie BisTed Wayne WolharT Sr. Tackle Sr. Guard Sr, Tackle Hopes oT a ConTerence championship were dashed as The LiTTle Falls Flyers invaded Warrior domain and came ouT vicTorious. lnTercepTed passes proved TaTal Tor The blue and whiTe boys who Through many bad breaks muTTed scoring chances. Big Bob Lee and lvlorrie BisTed, along wiTh cenTer Jack Karnowski, were sTalwarTs in The line Tor The Tonishmen who, alThough beaTen, were never ouTscrapped. A Tired, happy group oT Warriors TelT The warmTh oT vicTory upon Them as They rallied To deTeaT The C-l Rangers, I4-I3, in The annual Homecoming game. Down I3-7, The Warriors, Through accuraTe passing oT Hess and Selisker, Tied The game up aT I3-I3. Then The Tons oT pressure upon him, Jerry Hill used his magic Toe and spliT The uprighTs wiTh The winning poinT. This was Truly a Team vicTory. Turning on The sTeam Tor Their besT oTTen- sive show oT The season, The Warriors smashed The scrappy AiTkin Gobblers 45-7 aT AiTkin. WiTh The line playing superb, The Brainerd backs iusT couldn'T be sTopped and seemed To score aT will. Gup Hess scored Two Touch- downs, and Hill, Waxlax, Lukens, Dellosier, and Selisker all one, To lead The Tired up Warriors To Their second conTerence vicTory. The Tonishmen pulled The curTain on The l95l-52 season wiTh a hard-ToughT 20-7 vic- .,.,..,,, Tory over The Fergus Falls OTTers. Wifh a Tie game in The making aT 7-7, Sup Hess broke loose Tor a 65-yard scoring run Tollowed by Bill Seliskerls gallop To clinch The game. This ended Brainerd's TourTh besT season in 27 years. Five men were placed on The all-con- Terence Team and Coach Tonish had well com- pleTed a Tine opening year. John Jelacie Sioph. CenTer Jim DeRosier Sr. Ouaderback 'Qi nn.. Q Jerry Babcock Sr. End Duane Hendricks Soph. End Darien DeRocher Soph, Guard Ron Oseland Soph. Tackle 'Q ko. T fn C.. uw George MonTgomery Kenley Keck Duane Lindberg Jr. Fullback Jr. Halfback Jr. Hahcback 87 5 -'gg' 'TIIMI Bill Selisker Jr. QuarTerback Al Lukens r. Fullback I K ROW TWO: Byron Skoog, Bob Harfrnan, Duane Hendricks, Jerry Me5Egan, Dwiqnf Lindberg, Fred KeUeH, Coach, ROW ONE: Pau! Macpherson, Bob Waxfax, Jerry HRH, BW Sensker, Jerry Babcock, KNEELING: Guo Hess, Jirn De- ARSITY Rosier. - - SCHEDULE WE THEY 43 Parrick Henry 35 39 S+. Cloud 43 36 Lihkle EaHs 43 67 Sfaples 39 54 Eiy 35 47 Hibbing 44 43 Crosby Ironron 40 62 Wadena 34 59 Ailrkln 30 55 Sfaples 39 49 Crosby lronfon 38 58 Wadena 32 50 Aifkin 42 49 S+. C4o0d 53 , 43 De+roi+ Lakes 4I 64 Moorhead 62 DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS Y 43 AiHcin 51 62 Cenrer Bob Harfrnan drlyes Hard fcr ar easy fwo ponds New York dqainsf We Wadena indians. 88 r rg , YZ'-'tb 4 BU E23 5 ' A., ,1 is 'W 77 O T i M WM nur: VigJ1Pi'f3fg9 PQWNFJV: iigkiufj ,iyiw iffy XJ' N. ' ii D D f M43 33 15 2? Sai X ' 5, z X Q N-...X E8 JMX ik' fiii , iiyi QRJWLQ RWE? M fr: if 333 J S E4 . 6 Wars, jk I- ' 1 3'5- B SQUAD ROW TWO: Coach Bob Miiier, Biii Miiler, Jack Larson, Len Hiidebrandi, Bob Keliey, Eidon Warburion, Jon Jeiiacie, Jim Johnson. ROW ONE: Rodney Skooq, Darien Deiloucner, Bob Bourassa, George Monrgornery, Daryli Adair, Miif Wagner, Kem' Peferson. C SQUAD ROW TWO: Robert Sfoweii, Howard Blanck, Mike Cummings, Richard Tidriclc, Duane Hanson, Jerry Leese, Bob Ciwarpeniier. ROW ONE: Dick Peabody, Eddie Heiicicenen. Gary Frufh. Kenny Hiil, Dave Maghan, KNEELING: Dan Benriey, Manager. 89 Gup Hess, Warrior Torward drives Through and whips a pass To Jerry Meligan Tor an easy Two poinTs in LiTTIe Falls game. 9 1? I - MINNEAPOLIS PATRICK HENRY Sparlced by Tour reTurning leTTermen The Warriors opened Their baskeTball season by playing hosT To Minneapolis PaTrick Henry and deTeaTing Them 43-35. Gup Hess and Bill Selisker led The blue and whi+e boys wiTh I5 and I3 poinTs respecTively. ST. CLOUD The ST. Cloud Tigers handed The Warriors Their TirsT comcerence deTeaT oT The season 43-39, in a game aT Brainerd. A lasT desperaTe eTTorT Tell shorT and Jim DeRosier's II poinTs and Bill SelisIcer's IO, weren'T enough To lead The Warriors To vicTory. LITTLE FALLS Journeying To Li++Ie Falls The Warriors were de- TeaTed by a spiriTed Flyer squad 43-36. The Brainerd reserves showing a real will To win, played The whole second halT. DwighT Lindberg paced The local lads wiTh I2 poinTs. This was The TirsT Time in Three years, The Warriors had been deTeaTed Twice in a row. STAPLES ReTurning To championship Torm The Warriors re- Turned home and blasTed The STaples Cardinals 67-39. WiTh Hess and HarTman leading The Warriors wiTh I5 and I4 poinTs respecTively The boys coasTed easily To Their TirsT disTricT win. i , n HAJID' 5.7 Gup Hess Sr. Forward ...X ,ff y I. X 1 Jerry Hill Sr. Guard ELY Traveling lo Ely Hue Warriors won Hue lirsl ol Iwo games by sluellaclcing Ely 54-35. A pressing defense by Brainerd complelely bewildered Hue Ely boys. Gup Hess led Hue Warriors wiHu I8 poiruls followed by Jim De Rosier wiHu I3. HIBBING Tlue ligluling Warriors won Hueir second game on Hueir norHuern 'rrip by delealing a pluclcy I-libbing leam 47-44. A second Iuall rally led by junior cenler Jerry Meligan paved Hue way lo viclory. Ivleligan led Hue Kellellmen wiHu I5 poinls. C-I Playing lueads up ball Hue blue and wluile boys nipped Hueir close rivals from Crosby-Ironlon 43-40, on Hue C-I Hoor. Jerry I-IiIl's lerrilic rebounding lcepl Hue Warriors in Hue game and was Hue main laclor in Hue viclory. Bill Selislcer and Gup Hess led Hue War- riors wiHu I3 and IO poinls respeclively. WADENA Regislering Hueir Huird dislricl viclory Hue Warriors romped over Hue Wadena Indians 62-34, on Hue Brain- erd lloor. Tlue ucasl-breaking Warriors were again led by Gup I-less and Jim DeRosier wiHu I2 and IO poiruls respeclively. AITKIN Combining a liglul delense wiHu a Iuiglu-flying ol- lense, Coaclu Fred KeIIeH's Warriors blasled Hue Aillcin Gobblers 59-30. Jerry I-IiII's sensalional delen- sive play led Hue Warriors and Hue scoring was all evenly balanced among Hue I3 players wluo parlici- Bill Selislcer, slar Junior guard scores a buclcel on s lavorile iurnp sluol. Bill will be a valuable assel I nexl' year's squad. paled. X F ff-S 1 rfb-in 9? Jim DeRosier Sr Forward Dua ne Hendriclrs Soplu, Cenler 91 'Q P155 S lu: Bill Selislrer Jr. Guard I M J' si I T kms. . The Warriors are TreaTed To a Tine supper aT mana- ger Floyd Galpin's'house. This was one oT The many Tine dinners held in Their honor during The year. STAPLES Journeying To 5Taples The hoT shooTing Warriors pusTed a TighT zone and deTeaTed The Cardinals 55-39. ATTer a slow sTarT The Brainerd Team really began To roll and soon yic:Tory was apparenT. Gup T-less led The KelleTmen wiTh I7 poinTs. CROSBY-IRONTON t, Taking Tull command oT The CenTral 6 Coniference The Warriors rolled over The Rangers Trom C-l, 49-38. The Brainerd deTense conTinued To be Tops and was a decided TacTor in vicTory. WADENA Paced by The hoT shooTing oT Bill Selisker wiTh I4 poinTs, and Jim DeRosier wiTh I I poinTs, The Warriors won Their ninTh sTraighT game by drubloing Wadena 58-32. A Third guarTer rally sped The Brainerd Team To an easy yicTory. AITKIN Traveling To AiTlcin The Warriors overcame a scrappy, deTermined AiTl4in guinT 50-42 on The AiTlcin Tloor. AnoTher Third guarTer rally paced The Vv'arriors and Jerry Meligan also helped wiTh Il poinTs in The quarTer. Bill Selislcer led The blue and whiTe boys wiTh T4 poinTs. l l RK Bob HarTman Paul MacPherson i T DwighT Lindberr T' Jr Forward A Sr. Forward Sr Cenier ST. CLOUD ThwarTed by a TighT zone deTense The Warriors had Their Team game winning sTrealc snapped aT ST. Cloud, 53'-49. Jim DeRosier led The valianT Warriors wiTh 20 poinTs. DETROIT LAKES A highly raTed DeTroiT Lakes Team invaded The Warrior domain only To reTurn home on The shorT end oT a 43-4l score. The Warriors scrapped hard and were very happy To seTTle Tor a Two poinT margin. Bill Selislcer and Jim DeRosier led The KelleTmen wiTh I5 and I2 poinTs respecTively. MOORHEAD Winding up Their regular season The Warriors nipped The highly-TouTed Moorhead Spuds 64-62 in an exciTing overTime game in WT-IS gym. A phe- nomenal shooTing spree by Bill Selislcer who neTTed 27 poinTs Tor The evening, led The Warriors To Their l3Th win in Their I7 scheduled games. DISTRICT TOURNAMENTS AITKIN An ill-TaTed Warriors Team opened deTense oT Their DisTricT 24 championship unsuccessTully aT AiTlcin. AI- Though Tavored To win The Warriors were upseT by a spiriTed AiTlcin Tive SI-43 in a TirsT round TournamenT game. NEW YORK MILLS In a consolaTion game played aT iTkin, The War- riors drubbed The New Yorlc Mills Eagles 76-28. The Warriors, alThough dishearTened by Their upseT loss oT The nighT beTore, were deTermined To show The crowd ThaT They were sTiII The champions They were supposed To be. This vicTory puT The season record aT I4 wins and 5 deTeaTs. S Quad 3-nv ard Byron Slcoog and DwiqhT Lindberg scrap hard Tc a rebound wiTh LiTll F Il J h P T B b K ll y Jerry Babcock Bob Waxlax 93 T S 5 S GC Bob Waxlax also sTan 9, O VI OI' 972 O 9 Yr xi. . . M Y XMXYEHV 2 6 oacrv Fred Kelierf goes over 'the box score of a a game wr y T fflwerr Wayers as he has His familiar cry of Nrrqhr gang lefs our Hwe show on We road WW be rem m o a res o p . bered by Hve boys who have p1ayed under him for years +o come wr , x F- Li , , M., w 'B Byron Skoog Jr. Cenrer WXWERE Imgrund l-lanson . Benson . Johnson Tangwall Meyer , On the Track of Training. ROW TWO: Roger Nulfing, Gerald Leese, Gary Olson, Gerald Thompson. RONN ONE: Kennefh Fredslrom, Gerald lmgrund, Bernard Schulles. Imgrund's Lightweight Champs FINAL STANDINGS W Pcl. 900 700 500 300 200 200 ln 'rhe ligh+weigh+ division Jerry lmgrund's feam, coached by Mr. Don Johnson, won Their divisional crown. Their Tasr breaking feam fools Their only loss from Jerry l-lanson's squad who ended up in second place wilh a 7-3 record. The heavyweighl' division, coached by Mr. Waller Engbrefson, Turned oul +o be a real scramble beiween Chuck Marquardi and Don Novolney. Marquardfs quinl baifled ou+ a furious lasf game +o wresl 'rhe championship 'From Novoiney. The annual game befween 'rhe lighfweighl and heavyweighi champions saw lmgrund gel severely defealed by Marquardfs heavyweighl Team. The 'rop Tour in lolal scoring were: Jerry lmgrund, Tirsi, wiih I5I poin'rs7 Jerry Hanson in The second slot wifh T261 Clarence Wold, ihird, wi+h 787 and Jerry Hanson, Tourlh, wi+h 70. Each 'ream was lo play I0 games buf ihere were a few Torfeils on accounl of bad wealher. lniramurals were open fo any boy in high school and lherefore provided +raining and praclice in baslcelball slcills To anyone in+eres+ed. Letting off Steam ROW TWO: Ronald Mock, Leon Olson, Torn Mraz, Kenneth Wicklund, ROW ONE: Pele Peterson, Charles Marquardt, Jim Cregar. arquardt's. Heavyweight Champs FINAL STANDINGS Creqar a Cl N ll ight gf ebou cl 96 W L lvlarquardt ..,.. , .,..,, 8 2 Novotney 7 3 Lindberg .....,.,,. ..., ....,. 6 3 Paulson .. ... .,,., 5 5 Krueger .,......, ,. ,..,....,,. 3 7 Westberg ., , .. , O 9 Pct. 800 700 667 500 BOO OOO Success is Their Goal The relurning leliermen from lasi year's baseball learn are: Slanding: R, Ling, K. Wiclcland. J. Perriaull, R. Waxlax, l.. l-lildebrandf, J. l-lill. M. Kruger, B. Selislcer, D. Lindberg. In ironl is R. l-less. Track Wilh six relurning lellermen, coach Bob Miller is loolcing loward anolher highly successful season. The Warriors, lasl year's Dislricl champs have lheir enlire championship relay learn baclc consisiing oi, lvlarlyn Krueger, Bill Selislcer, Gup Hess, and Jerry l-lill. Olher evenls where Warriors excel are lhe hurdles, dashes, discus, shol-pul, high iump, and mile run. Having lalcen lirsis in all lhese evenls lor a record 'rolal of 65 poinls, lhis year's squad will have quile a record lo uphold. BasebaH Wilh len lellermen relurning for almosl every posi- lion, oulloolcs lor a successful baseball season seem very brighl. Coach Kerm Aase has len men baclc from lhe squad which wenl lo The finals ol lhe disiricl 'lournamenls only lo lose l lo O. Aslrong pilching slal'i consisling of Jerry l-lill, Bill Selislcer, and Joe Perruall, will be lhe baclcbone ol lhe leam and almosl lhe whole infield and ouliield are baclc inlacl. This years leam will be slrong in hilling wilh lhe only weakness being lhe fielding. e relurning lraclq lelierman are: Sianding: B. Selislcer, J. l-lill, lvl. Krueger, R, l-less, ln sprinlers posilions are J. Davidson, D. Sears. A Healthy Body is a Valuable Asset Row 4: Miss Anderson, Jaclcilyn Weinhandl, Donna Sonnenberg, Zita Mulligan, Carol Dondelinger, Yvonne Wolt, Kay Read, Ruth Flaskerud, Ardys Martinson, Joan Scull. Row 3: Bonnie Jo Pullcrabelc, Pat Smith, Pat O'Neil, Janet Mayo, Carole King. Carol Smith, Ardys Giguere, Janet Karnowslri, Mariel Magnan. Row 2: Kay Carlson. Geraldine Reh- berger, Kay Blanchard, Lois Swanson, Alice l-lellberg, Jean lsaacson, Nancy Templeton, Elva Ostrorn, Mary Lou Varpness. Row lr Roena Betts, Mary Ribbel, Pauline Auld, Dixie Lee Westin, Joy Norwood, Willa Christianson, Coralie Crandall. G.A.A. evelops Physical Fitness Roberta Terriault, Peggy Wunderlich. The Girls' Athletic Association ot Washington High School began its very eventtul year ot activi- ties in September. Miss Myrtle Anderson served as adviser to the group ot titty girls and has super- vised the G. A. A. tor six consecutive years. Otticers elected to lead the organization through l95l-52 were : Kay Koop, president: Mary Louise l-lanson, vice-president: Joy Norwood, secretary: and Pauline Auld, treasurer. The G. A. A. girls met Monday evenings and Wednesday atternoons at the Lincoln Grade School. Main sports activities during the year in- cluded baslcetball and volleyball. The girls also par- ticipated in badminton, ping pong, and tumbling. Some were even tortunate and slcilltul enough to earn places on the winning baslcetball and valley- ball teams or in the 5 out ot 5 club. '95 The otticers: Kay Koop, president: Mary Louise t-lanson, vicefpresident: Pauline Auld, treasurer: and Joy Norwood, secretary, Five out ot tive club members. Benefits are Great from Athletic Training The winring volleyball 'eam: Row 2: Alice t-tellberg. Smith, Pat Ohleil, Jactiyn Weinhardl, Betty Whitney. Row I: Helen Sears, Carol Krq Kay Carlson, Geraldine Reh- berger. Pat Th Wann! e winning basketball team: Row 2: Joan Scull. Jane Karnowslci, Lois Swanson, Ardys Martinson. Row I: Joyce l-lill, Kay Koop. Pat Smith. Promotes Social Relationships On the social side, a sleigh ride was held in December. An evening ot tun was enioyed by the G. A. A. members and their triends. A lunch was also served in the cateteria tollowing the sleighride. The Brainerd G. A. A. girls were hostesses on February second to one hundred and titty girls trom other athletic associations. Neighboring towns represented were: Staples, Crosby-lronton, and Little Falls. The afternoon was spent playing ping pong, volleyball, baslcetball, tumbling and ice skating. The Play Day did much to promote good will and triendliness between Brainerd and other schools in this area. The cateteria dance tollowing the Wadena basketball game was sponsored by the G. A. A. The girls directed an entertaining pro- gram ot square dancing during the intermission. Concluding the year ot activities tor the organ- ization, a recognition luncheon was held in the spring. At that time awards were presented to deserving members. Up in the air tor a iump shot. Good reboundors leap tor a iump shot. Let's Have that Locomotive NH' The A squad cheerleaders, lop cloclcwiie: Larry Karnowski, Karel K s al lvla Alb l 1 i a Nordgaard, Carole irq, fxrdy M rinson, rryz er huddle. sen, n Cheerleaders steam out Pep Washinglon l-ligh School was lorlunale in having all live ol ils cheerleaders relurning. Spurring lhe leam on during ioolball sea- son were Pele Pelerson, Marlyss Pxlberlson, fkrdys lvlarlinson, Karel Nordgaard. and Larry Karnowslci. ln November, Carole King was elecled lo fill lhe place vacaled by Pele Pelerson whose services were needed by lhe A squad baslcelball le-am. The MBM squad cheerleaders: Diclc Sears, Judy Bender, .loan Wiclrland and Caryl Burmah, lead lhe cheers al lhe Bl squad game. lvluch ol lhe leamls success was due lo lhese peppy yellfleaders who slimulaled vigor wherever lhey wenl, bolh al home and al our-olelown games. The B sguad also deserve credil lor doing a wonderful iob ol radialing pep. The HB Teams cheerleaders were Caryl Burman, Joan Wicklund, Judy Bender, and Diclc Sears. On November I9 a cheerleading clinic was held in Slaples. The clinic discussed prob- lems ol cheerleaders and ways lo develop a lrlendly spiril belween lhe diflerenl schools represenled. The MA squad cheerleaders go inlo lhe locomol e Agp,-J ' 6 I XXG Y K2 Z ' , 4.-f K L xx X ' 72 Q9 QfQ fs? U We V X- NN' ix '-fx 'L J X 11 --- um m f , 1 eg wgfm i X Yi if 7 X uixxsx X1 X Jxiifxi yawn I I XQxQXygN: 'n n K gp 5 - 7 ,Q V , 15' if N: L gs ff! S ,ff I 6- 7 -,ggi-34?-g K 2 Q f ' ' N! I ff O iW T mw ' ff' IN Q gvfay i iw' , ,- Q Q Q , if Q f fx 0 2 J In nIP , 5 , 'ji 1-Q - f 1 H Q Q , f b y 9x f' K ' Y k' O 5 X iL t 'Muna j ,, f ere: ,IM G51 M WE , Q . 0 O . Ii x 7 X Fix' Q W' 1 l f XM Q f W XX J X X' Z I ZSSXS ' 1 X4 - ' f llr x 7' I 'l f X Awww' Jiigixiigiiiiigiirlf Q X K AJ I G 'rimes fhe besf calendars. X ' 1 ?:-- Playing up Their Roles 3 if Mrs. Biddle, P. Madden, sees her children, G. Rehberger Walching Jimmy John. L, Karnowslci, gobble his lavorile. and J. Vaars, oll lo fha dance. chocolale calce, are: G. Freed, B. Rau. K, Nordgaard, and J. Scull. Room for Qne More Under lhe supervision ol Miss Dorolhy Larsen, Teensie Rose and Trol Rose. lhe junior class presenled Room For One More, Jimmy John, who wears braces on his legs and a lwo acl comedy, on November 28. is hard lo gel along wilh, ioins lhe lamily. Poppy Aclion look place in a lillle collage, The Pump' dies Ol 5 lleall alladfi JOGY has +0 give UP llls lcin Shell. Molher and Poppy were raising a lam- medical Plans' and llWlVlQ5 ale in 5 lulmolll when ily of four: Joey. an adopied boy' who Wanifs +0 al lhe end ol lhe play lhere came lhe surprise and be a oloclor: Janey, a shy l3-year-old, also adopledg il all ended happily. N CAST Mrs. Rose Joan Scull Mr. Rose Bill Rau Trol Rose Jean lsaacson Teensie Rose Karel Nordgaard 1 Janey Barbara Bloomslrom Belly Geraldine Rehberger Miss Winslon Georgianna Freed Jimmy John Larry Karnowslii Mrs. Biddle Peggy Madden George Biddle Jim Vaars Rescued Woman Alice Hellberg . x Teaching Jamey. B. Bloomslrom, how lo swim is N, Pelers. J. lsaacson and A. Hellberg loolc on. lO2 sf A Motion Catches the Eye Row 2: N. Pelers, B, Rau, J. Krinhop, B. l.ee, T. Mraz, R. Charpenlier, C. Brighl, F. Galpin, L Karnowslci, B, Bossus, K, Nordgaard. Row l: M. Roscoe, E. Zumbrunnen, D. l-loule, Miss l-lilda Shirley A. Marlinson, B. Bloomslrom. J. Scull. Thespians Pla Their Play Dramalis personae, lhal is whal Shakespeare would have lermed lhe members ol lhe Thespian Sociely for lhey are a group ol lalenled persons who gel logelher lo perlorm plays. They are a casl ol' players who enjoy spending lheir leisure lime reading and acling many dillerenl lcinds ol parls. Al various limes during lhe year inilialion was held lo admil lhose who became eligible lor mern- bership. Eligibilily consisls ol having len poinls which are based on various lcinds ol parlicipalion in dramalics. By paying dues lo lhe Nalional Thespian Sociely lhese lroupers became lilelong members ol lhe Sociely and received lhe magazine Dramalics lor one year. Pins were awarded lhe seniors. They were linanced by lhe underclassmen ol lhe club. Playing lhe leading roles during lhe year were: Miss Hilda Shirley, adviser: Marlyss Alberlson, pres- idenl: Pele Pelerson, vice presidenl: Cynlhia Herbi- son, secrelaryg Nan Guslalson, lreasurery and Pal Mulligan, scribe. Thespian ollicers conducl a business meeling. Fry C-I 4 Queen, Mariyss Aiberison wiih adendanis Diane Houie, Joan Boifer, Bonnie Carison, Kay Kocp, Ardys Mariinson, and Mariys Nordgaard. . H. . Homecoming Festivities On Ociober I9, Washingion High Schoois annual homecoming ceiebraiion began. iviariyss Aiberison was chosen by ihe srudenfr body as fheir queen To reign over iesiiviiies and ihe game wiih Crosby- lronion. Her aiiendanis were iviariys Nordgaard, Kay Koop, Ardys Mariinson, Diane Houie, Joan Boeiier, and Bonnie Carison. The seven giris were escoried io rhe siage by senior ieiiermen. Governor C. Eimer Anderson honored us wiih his presence ar ihe corona' Tion and game. He crowned ihe queen whose idenfiry had been icepr a secrei. A whiie iooibaii, aurographed by The ieam members, was ihen presenred To queen iviariyss by Capiain Jerry i-iiii. She also received a single American beauiy rose from each candidaie, Foiiowing ihe ceremony ihe queen, wiih Governor Anderson and her aiiendanrs, rode in ihe parade Through ihe sireeis of Brainerd. The iong-awaited cormiaiiiri wiih The queen and her ihyal subie-cis: Jim Cregor, Diane Huuie Jerry Babcock, Bonnie Carison, Jacir Novicic, Jaan Bacher, Bob Thine, Mariyn Krueger, Queen Marlyss Aiberison, Wayiwe Woihari, Jack Kar- nowsici, Ardys Mariinson, Morriz Bisied, Kay Kcop, Jerry Rieder, iviariys Nordgaard, and Jim Deilosier. Steaming to Advancement The fourfh hour physics ciass we-ni ail ou? for a farewei! parfy For Mr. Marquardi, Mr, Len Dybvik presenis awards for ihe winhers in ihe 'il S eak fo , p r 3 Democracyii Coniesf. Pefe Peierson won first Wiiia Chrisfianson, ihird, 5 and Torn Johnson, second. TB essay winners This year were Torn Johnson second Caroie King, iirsf, and Dixie Wesfon, ihird. IO5 Next Stop, Life! W.. J. Boecler, M. Nourse, D. Rogers, C, Bright and B, Guslafson walch T. Schulrz explain how he splil lhe alom ln lhe German Club play. ll ll ' 3' -. -il-' P : 'K ,J L' 5s X 3 N. 0 1 ,J Q 5 K. Hill, D. Hawlcinson, B. Lee, and R, Baalclconen worlc hard lo pul up ihe seflinqs for The Jr. Class play. Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Solheim, W.l'l.S. cooks, pu? lhe pofaloes fhrouqh The aufo- mallc slicer. Nh., . 'l S.. ,,.W K , KJ . . , ,J uf Miss Tornslrom and her classes loin around fhe Chrlslmas +ree fo sing carols in German. 106 Filling Life's Station NVhy, Mr. Hansen and Mr. Campbell, wlial prelfy legs you Showing oil llweir new suspenders llial lliey navel Oli, by llwe way, al This second annual facully-sludenl bouglil af llie MHSPA Conyenlion in Dululli quiz, ine leaclwers won. Kyrialcos Papadopoulos. a Greek boy wno is being cared lor by llwe Sluclenl Council. are Larry Karnowslci, Ricii Rile, Jolwrny Boleler, and Pele Pelerson. Mr. Gray presenls Tom Chrisloplnerson willi ll'1e DeKalb award, given annually lo a Senior who lwas done oulsianding worlc in vocalional agricullure. Debale Team. Baclc row: J, Cole, F. Galpin, F. Carlson, D. Jonnson, A. Sciiwariz, adviser. Fronl row: K. Nordqaard, K. Reed, B. 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