Brainerd High School - Brainonian (Brainerd, MN)

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Meals in the Washington High School caleteria are prepared by Mrs. The custodians working to keep Washington High School a cleaner place to study are BACK ROW R Lind and W Smith FRON ROW R Johnson L Laumann E Taylor Office girls Beverly Mraz and Betty Hohonsee always have a cheerful smile. Secretaries Inez Potz and Eugene McKee assist Mr. Nordgaard with his offical ofice duties. ll

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E X ,cg E I -7 A 1107, mn '7 0 fWf.t 7116111 i-it-T' . M012 V , lisa.-.. N A' I 1 History teachers include BACK ROW: H. Hubbard, W. Engbretson, and D. Larsen. FRONT ROW: S, Nyiordet, M. Linneman, and S. Mostrom. Histor HELEN M. HUBBARD History B.E. U. of Minnesota M.A. U. of N. Dakota WALTER H. ENGBRETSON History B.A. Augsburg College DOROTHY LARSEN History B.A. Concordia College oo O 695 o . . . . . . . Math and Science SARA NYJORDET History, English B.A. Mayville State Teachers College MARIAN E. LINNEMAN English, History B.E. St. Cloud T.C. SELMA MOSTROM Social Science B.S. U. of Minnesota FRANK W. MOULTON Physics, Chemistry B.A. Hamline DONALD C. ADAMSON Mathematics B.S., M. Ed. U of Minnesota lRMA DELL ADAMS Mathematics B.A. Jamestown College Math and Science teachers are Left to M. Schaefer, and A. L. Smith. V s io Av Q 5' O iv A 'I v ,ti its-as--. MARIE SCHAFFER Biology B.S. S. Dakota State A. LESLIE SMITH Chemistry A.B., B.S. Southwestern M.S., U. of Minnesota . Moulton, D. Adamson, I.

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E. . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Don Molstad, vice-president, Deanna Presttun, treasurer, Ron Madison, president, and Bonnie Johnson, secretary. Class Colors Lilac and White September of i954 found us entering Washington High School's doors as sophomores. We gradually became accustomed to the school and the school to us. We ioined many of the school organizations. We tried to find the ones in which we might prove an asset and also benefit from, lt soon became necessary to elect our officers. Chosen to lead us thru our sophomore year were Denny Gartner, president, Ron Madi- son, vice-president, Norma Deal, secretary, and Joanne Doshan, treasurer. A cabinet of other students was elected to help them. Four teachers acted as class advisors. Many of our boys had interests leaning toward athletics. Our girls helped them along, acting as cheerleaders rooting from the stands. There is a time for play and a time for work. Although we were enthusiastic players we proved our mental powers, also. We had many of our names on the honor roll. The two large social events of the year wele a winter party and a spring picnic. Indeed a successful yearl I2 Class We Build the Ladder The fall of l955 we entered the doors again, this time as mid- dleclassmen-iuniors. This was something to be proud of and we were, This year the rooms and faces looked familiar to us as we walked through the halls. We elected Wayne Olmsted, president, Dick Johnson, vice-presi- dent, Mary Gruenhagen, secretary, and Bonnie Johnson, treasurer. ln November we presented our class play The Remarkable Inci- dent at Carson's Corners. Deanna Presttun and Rich Johnson were the class's choices as representatives to Girls' and Boys' State in Minneapolis, One Enchanted Evening was the Junior-Senior prom theme. Howie Hill and his orchestra provided the music for the big dance in the gymnasium, lt certainly proved to be an enchanted evening. Exams followed and a final party. We all enioyed our Sunlight- Hop in the cafeteria. Then it was all over and we were seniors to be.