Brainerd High School - Brainonian (Brainerd, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1958 volume:

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' ---1----.. -1----1 - --1- 1- H 11111111' S111'11'11' .. .... ,,.1,,........ 112 I Q ----1--1-------- 1119.101 1Il11L111ll11.l1N ,.., ....., , ............,. Y 111 1I1111111111'111111 , . . ,....,.....,........ ., '1 3 To you Minnesota, in honor of your one hun- dredth birthday, we, the staff of the 1958 Brain- onian, dedicate this book. We have enjoyed your lakes and rivers, your hills and fields. Your beauty has pleased our senses and your resources have given us our livelihood. Whether we are native or adopted citizens, we will go on hailing thee l 3, . x, li our Northern Star. It was in this spirit that the staff chose the Minne- sota Centennial as the theme for the 1958 Brain- onian. We sincerely hope that the following pages will be a worthy tribute to our state. 1 wx: fizam. TP'f., . ,kys ' , to of ff ' --f ,.,,-, 'Ga Q 'mx ' 4 1. 'if if ig 5 i S 4 If 4 x Q n S f N Q1 5 . Ns . ,rf - M. if ' 1' g .iy fn? X f Q M EISSBS Directing the Senior Class this year are the senior ofhcers, Carol Heikkenen, Bob Lindberg, and Yvonne Woods. Class Colors Blue and White Class Flower Forget-me-not Class Motto In Ourselves Our Future Lies Seniors Looking at Honor Society pins are Danforth Award winners, Bev Kunkel and Bill Eckerly. Fans cheer as the YYarriors trample Breckenridge for the Region Six champion- ship. By September 1957, we had progressed far from the group of perplexed and disorganized Sophomores that entered WVHS in the fall of 1954. Now, after three exciting years in high school, we are ready to go out into the world and endeavor to enrich society. Selected to lead us through our unforgetable Senior year were Bob Lindberg, president, Yvonne Woods, treasurer: and Carol Heikkenen, secretary. They were aided throughout the year by the Senior cabinet and the class advisers. Homecoming was successful insofar as the Warriors overcame Little Falls by a score of I9 to 6. Queen Yvonne YVoods led the parade whose theme was Swat the Flyers. Joy to the VVorld,' was used as an appropriate theme for the Senior Christmas Banquet. The class sang carols, and a short program was presented. Using a large map of the world as background, MC. Pete Herzog conducted the audienre Around the lNorld in Eighty Minutes. during the annual Student Council Variety Show. We were proud of Seniors Jim Brown, John Emerson, and Roger Moilanen, who were selected to Absent again, and a senior too! I 'i ': ' .V p , , I 4 'Tr 'A fry.: R, I V . 1 . s Judy Rappel, Jean Pihlstrom, Greg Howard, Jim Lease, janyce Benson, Pete Herzog, and Gary Zech measure for caps and gowns during one of the cabinet meetings. the All-State Basketball Team in recognition of their leading the Vlarriors to the runner-up spot in the State tourney. Congratulations also to Coach Fred Kellet for his being named uCoach of the Year by the HWCCO Prep Paradef' On April 23 the Honor Graduates and the new members of the National Honor Society were recognized at an auditorium program. Later, they were honored at a banquet by the Student Council. The Senior Class play, The Curious Savage. presented on May 6. followed the Junior-Senior Prom on April 25. The theme. Stairway to the Stars was especially appreciated by the Seniors. who hz1cln't worl-:ed on it. The next big event in our last year was the Senior Tea on fwlay I3, given for Seniors and their mothers by the Juniors. Baccalaureate was held in the WHS gym on May 25. Commencement exercises were on May 29. The Ellis Club as in the past sponsored a party immediately following the commencement ceremonies. Thus the book closes on the graduating class of 1958. Even Valedietorians have to study for finals. Senior boys have played a big part in athletics throughout high school. Ianyee Benson and Pete Herzog were ,he senior candidates for King and Queen of the Foreign Student Carnival, Gaylord Anderson Darlene Austm Patrxcxa Aylward Chrlstme Banks Patrxcla Bedal Glorxa Bender GAYLORD D ANDERSON Gay Forergn Student Commlttee 23 Jumor Class Play Pow Wow 23 Page Edltor 3 Student Councll 23 Thesplans 23 V1ce Presxdent 3 DARLENE AUS TIN Dee PATRICIA j AYLWARD Pa Chorus 1 GAA 1 Bowlmg League 12 CHRIS TINE BANKS Chu.: Honor Soc1ety Com merclal Club 3 Current Events Club 3 Forelgn Student Commlttee 23 Treasurer 23 Pow Wow 123 Busmess Manager 23 PATRICIA M BE DAL Pattz Glee Club 12 Chorus Cholr Counc1l3 GLORIA j BENDER Go Glee Club 1 Chorr 23 GAA 12 Latm Club 12 L1 brary Club 1 Bowlmg League 23 GARY W BENNEWITZ Doggy Track 23 IANICE R BENSON Bent Cheerleader 123 Glee Club 1 Chorus 2 Chou' 3 Class Cabmet 3 GAA 123 Vlce Presxdent 2 Homecommg Attendant 3 Pow Wow 12 Pep Club 1 Most School Spmt Best All round Pepplest Frxendllest JERRY BOILEAU Luke Basketball 12 Football 12 3 Lettermens Club 123 ANDY L BOND Honor Graduate Honor SOCICKY Audlo Vlsual Aids 1 Bramoman 3 Current Events Club 3 Intra murals 2 3 Bowlmg League 2 I J 5 I S ' , , ' s ' , s g . 1 , . . i - -- . . - I - 5 5 ' , . - T . 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Gary Bennewitz Janice Benson Jerry Boileau Andy Bond 10 BENNIE R BRITTON Audxo V1sual Aids 1 23 FFA 123 Sent1nel 3 Intramurals 3 Traflic Patrol 12 Secretary 1 Wrcstllng 2 JAMES P BRONNER Im Choir 123 Cho1r Councll 3 V1ce Pres1dent 3 Class Cabmet 1 Homecommg Escort 3 Pow Wow 1 Track 2 Handsomest Boy 3 IAMES A BROWN Brownze Basketball 12 3 All State 3 Class Cabmet 2 Football 123 Co Captam 3 Homecommg Escort 3 Lettermens Club 12 3 Track 1 3 Baseball 12 3 Most School Sp1r1t 3 Most Athletxc 3 HOMER j CARTER Honor Graduate SHARALYN A CHRISTIAN Sherry Glee Club 1 Chorus 2 Cho1r 3 RAY EVER ETTE CHURCHILL WILMA A CLARK Ann Honor Graduate Nat1onal Honor Soclety G1rls State 2 Bra1non1an 12 3 Assoclate Edltor 3 Glee Club 1 Cho1r 2 3 Class Cabmet 2 Current 1 Student Councxl 3 Pep Club 1 ALETHA M COLLETT Lee Latm Club 1 ROY W COL LETTE Homecommg Escort 3 Pow Wow 23 Sports Edxtor 3 Transfer Student 2 DENNIS j CONVERSE Denny Bennxe Button ames Bronner Sharalyn Chrlstxan Ray Churchlll Denms Com erse , . . 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Qu ADRIANNA DE VRIES - Ades - Glee Club lg Chorus 2g Choir 3. ROBERTA I. DOBSON - Bobbi - Glee Club lg Chorus 25 Choir 3g GAA 2, 3g Pep Club 1. COLLEEN A. DONAHUE - Butch - Art Club 1. IAMES E. DOSH - jim - Audio Visual Aids 35 Traffic Patrol 1,2. RICHARD W. DOSH - Dick. DUANE D. DOTY - Audio Vis- ual Aids 35 Chorus l,2,35 Intramurals 35 Bowling League 1. IANET N. DRIVER - GAA 2,3. AR- LINE E. DUMBECK. WILBUR I. ECKERLY - Bill - Salutatoriang Danforth Awardg Bauch-Lomb Awardg Honor Graduateg Honor Societyg Brain- onian 1,2,3, C0-editor 35 Choir 1,2,3g Engineers 2, 33 Student Council 35 Student Manager, Basketball 2,35 Football 25 Baseball 1,2,3. Adrianna DeVries Roberta Dobson Colleen Donahue Richard Dosh 'ff james Dosh Duane Doty if ,i T iL,f ,,, , f 'L I M ,f i f L I ' ,' M , I . 4, . , Janet Driver Arline Dumbeck f ' vi, W, Wilbur Eckerly Kathenne Erde Mervm E1sel Alrrk Eksten Marxlyn Ellmgson Wendell El1SeuS0n John Emerson KATHERINE A EIDE Latm Club 2 3 Llbrary Club 12 3 MERVIN C EISEL Merv Band 3 Sclcnce Club 12 Traflic Patrol 3 ALRIK H EKSTEN Al MARILYN A ELLINGSON Ellzng Current Events Club 2 3 FTA 1 GAA 1 2 Glee Club 1 Pow Wow 3 Page Ed1tor 3 Pep Club 1 WENDEL O ELISEUSON Wzndy Football 1 2 Lettermens Club 3 Senxor Class Pay Track 13 ThCSP13nS 3 IOHN C EMERSON Waldo Basketball 123 Forelgn Student Com mlttee 2 Homecommg Escort 3 Lettermens Club 123 VIRGINIA M ERICKSON Gmger Glee Club 12 Cholr 3 Current Events Club 23 Vlce Presldent 3 FNA 3 GAA 2 3 un1or Class Play Latm Club 12 Pow Wow 3 Page Edltor 3 Thesp1ans 23 ROBERT L FALLS Bob Basketball 1 Braxnoman 1 Class Vrce presldent 1 Football 12 3 Capta1n 2 3 Homecommg Escort 2 3 Intramurals 23 Lettermens Club 123 Vlce presldent 1 Track 12 ROBERT E FELLOWS Bert Honor Graduate Chorus 3 Class Cabmet 1 Debate 3 Football 12 Wresthng 1 LOUIS H FINCH Aud10 Visual Alds 123 Presldent 3 Traffic Patrol 1 V1rg1n1a Erlckson ' Z J G t 9 7 ' ' T T g , , 5 . . 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MV ' ' ' ' , Robert Falls Robert Fellows Louis Finch 14 IOHN G FITZPATRICK Fztz Honor SOCICIY 3 Pres1dent3 Boys State 2 WHS award spon sored by josten Current Exents Club 23 Presl dent 3 Debate 23 Forexgn Student Commlttee 1 2 3 umor Class Play 2 Pow Wow 1 23 Page Ed ltor 3 Senlor Class Play 3 Student Council 3 Tenms 123 Thespnns 23 Treasurer 3 ELAIAF L FRUTH German Club JON D GABIOU Debate 2 Football 123 Intramurals 2 Letter mens Club 1 2 3 ROBERT A GAKIN Bob Wrestlmg 13 SLZANJNE M GIRARD Sue Honor Socxety Band 123 Band Councll 3 Class Cabxnet 1 Current Exents 3 GAA 2 Student Councll 23 Presldent 3 GENE L GOEDKER Wrestlmg 3 HELEN A GRABNER Kzd Band 2 Glee Club 3 RICHARD L GRAMS Dzck FFA 123 Secretary 3 Aud1o Vlsual Alds 1 OWEN C GREENLEY Honor Graduate Honor Socxety Band 1 2 3 Treasurer 3 Band Coun ell 3 Bralnoman 3 Engmeers 3 Intramurals 2 Best Boy Instrumentalxst 3 Dance Band 3 KATH LEEN GRINAGER Kztty Honor Graduate Choxr 2 3 Choxr Councll 3 Secretary Treasurer 3 Commerclal Club 3' Current Events Club 2,3 Sec- retary 2' Pow-VN ow 1' Chorus 1. f john Fxtzpatrlck Elaine Fruth Jon Gabxou Robert Gakm Suzanne Girard Gene Goedker Helen Grabner Richard Grams Owen Greenlcy Kathleen Grinager Bernard Gross Jane Groth Robert Hall Davld Harjes Shxrley Harrmgton Carol Henkkenen BERNARD L GROSS Bernie Basketball 12 Football 12 Choir 2 3 Homecommg Escort 3 Pow Wow 1 Track 1 Baseball 1 IANE GROTH Honor Graduate Bramoman 12 FTA 123 GAA 1,2 Jumor Class Play Thesp1ans 23 Scrlbe 3 ROBERT F HALL Bob Engmeers 2 3 C0 president 3 Intramurals 2 DAVID P HARJES Dave Cholr 12 3 Cholr Councll 3 Class Cabl net 2 Glee Club l Homecommg Escort 3 Sen1or Class Play 3 Audio Vlsual AldS 3 SHIRLEY E HARRINGTON Commerclal Club 3 Lxbrary Club 2 Honor Graduate CAROL E HEIK KENEN Honor Graduate Art Club 1 Band 1 Class Secretary 3 GAA 12 3 B Club 3 Pep Club 3 CURTIS I HEIKKENEN Hzke Football 12 Homecommg Escort 3 Intramurals 3 Letter mens Club 12 Cutest Boy OVA HEPARI Honor SOCICIY Cholr 3 Cholr Councrl 3 Current Events Club 3 Forexgn Student Commxttee 3 Pow Wow 3 Student Counc1l 3 Best Instrumental1st 3 PETER H HERZOG Murph Cholr 123 Presrdent 3 Class Cabmet 3 German Club 12 Homecommg Escort 3 Intramurals 2 3 Lettermens Club 3 Pow Wow I Student Councll 3 Tennis QVW QVXQ C553 123 Curt1s Hexkkenen Ova Heparl Peter Herzog QWXXCJ ff I EP' , gf 'Z lullll 42 - -'ggi-27 9 fr 3 .tw A .ffm X I I ,-f - ' 44 ff ff llW SHARON R. HOFNER - Sha - Commercial Club 3, FTA 1: GAA l,2,3, Pow-XVow 1,2,3, Pep Club l,2. SHARON K. HOLM - Sha - GAA l,2,3, Bowling League 1.2.3, Captain 1,2,3, State Champi- onship Team 2. LOIS HOLMES - Band 1,25 Brainonian 3. GREGORY C. HOWARD - Greg - Choir 1,2.3: Choir Council 1: Class Cabinet 3, Boy's Glce Club 1, Golf 1, Homecoming Escort 3, Junior Class Play 2: Pow-Wow 1, Best Dancer, Peppiest Boy, Smoothest Talker. BEVERLY HUBBARD - - Bev. PATRICIA M. HUGHES - Glee Club. 1, Chorus 2, Class Cabinet 3, Current Events Club 2.3, Secretary 3, Foreign Student Com- mittee l.'2: Junior Class Play, Latin Club 1.2. Pow-Wow 1,21 Senior Class Play, Thespians 2,3, Secretary 3: Pep Club 1, Honor Society. SONIA L. HYDUKE - Sone 3 Summer Exchange Student 2: Student of the Month 3, American Legion Award 3, Honor Graduate, Honor Society, Brainonian 1,2, 3. Co-editor 3: Glee Club 1 : Chorus 2, Choir 3, Class Cabinet l,2, Current Events Club 2,3, Foreign Stu- dent Committee 2,3, Secretary 3, GAA 1,2, Latin Club 1,2, Secretary 2, Student Council 3, Thespians 3: Pep Club 1, Best Speaker. MARY f. IMGRUND - Band 2.3, GAA 1.2, Homecoming Attendant 3, Student Council 2.3. Vice-President 3, Pep Club l. RAYMOND j. IMGRUND - Ray - Football 2,3, Golf 1.2.3, Intramurals 2,35 Lettermen's Club l,2,3, Pow-Wow 1. Sonja Hyduke Mary Imgrund Raymond Imgrund Z W'4',r Q37 1 15' 7 1.18233 2125? fi. Er 3:35201 ra-:-:4-rf -.-ff .r , ,,, 351377135 :Q:7siff5 'j-'iiiffz'-1 fir , f-152' .':4CF5f:- ..l. -.ff -SrE2:f: '1z: f-552139: -::- 'S 53174, Zafififli Evite, ' ' 0112 i-'IL'-ifbrf -1-.-.rt-..y 1412111 Zi-:?5:' 711.5 , ,,,-. 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in Gl0f1a Larson Rozanne Larson Robert Leaf IAMES H LEASE jm Cholr 123 Class Cablnet 3 GERALDINE M LE MIRE Gerry DENNIS D LEONARD Len Audlo V1su'1l A1ds 12 TRISTAN LESLIE Trzs ROBERT R LINDBERG Bo Honor Socxety Band 1 Band Councxl 1 Basketball 1 Bramoman 123 As soclate Edltor 3 Class Pres1dent 3 Class Cabmet 1 2 Homecommg Escort 3 Intramurals 1 2 Student Counc1l3 Track 2 Most Courteous Most Respected Most Cooperatlve DOUGLAS S LIVINGSTON Doug DIANE j LONG Chorus 1 Commer clal Club 3 FHA l GAA 1 Pep Club 1 LAW RENCE j LOPP Larry Forelgn Student Commrttee 1 Engmeers Club 3 Co presxdent 3 Intramurals 2 3 Pow Wow I 2 Cxrculatlon manager 2 CAROL D LORING Tooty GAA 12 Latm Club 1 ames Lease Geraldme LeM1re Denms Leonard Tnstan Leslxe Robert Lmdberg Douglas Lxvmgston iff Dxane Long Lawrence Lopp Carol Lormg Art Lyonaxs Susan McDonald Shlrlee McKeehan Lynne McLean Eugene Magnan John Magnan ART W LYONAIS Punch Audlo Vlsual Alds 12 Intramurals 12 SUSAN C MCDONALD Suze Glee Club 1 2 Chorus 3 Cho1r Councll 23 GAA 123 Student Counc1l 1 SHIRLEE R McKEEHAN Mzck Glee Club 1 Chorus 2 3 Cho1r Councxl 3 GAA 12 3 Class Play 2 Llbrary Club 2 LYNN L MCLEAN GAA 123 Glee Club 1 Pow Wow 2 3 Student Counc1l 2 EUGENE M MAGNAN Gene IOHN F MAGNAN PHYLLIS j MASS Ph5l GAA 123 Glee Club 1 L1brary Club 1 2 Secretary Treasurer 2 Pep Club 1 3 Bowhng League 1 2 3 ROBERT O MASS Honor Graduate Current Events Club 3 Engmeers Club 3 German Club 12 Scrence Club 12 Vice presldent 2 MARY I MASTERS eanne Cheerleader 2 3 B squad 2 A squad 3 GAA 1 Glee Club 1 2 Homecommg Attendant 3 Latln Club 1 2 Pow Wow 12 3 Pxeture Edltor 2 3 DAVID R MATTSON Daze Basketball 1 Cho1r 1 2 3 Cho1r Councll 1 Class Cablnet 1 Foot ball 12 German Club 12 Homecommg Escort 3 Intramurals 2 3 Lettermen s Club 1 2 H1 Y 1 PhYl1iS Mass Robert Mass Mary Masters David Mattson MARILYIN A MATTSON CAROL M MAY fE41NNI'NE A MAlfO Neanze Honor Grad uate Band 123 Band Coune1l 1 Class Cabmet 1 G51-X 12 3 Pow How 2 3 Pep Band 2 3 Pep Club I IAMFS I1 MEAD KENINETH METSALA ken Blsebxll 1 7 3 League Bowlmg 1 2 3 .IAMES C MLTZER Mets Audlo X71SUi1l Alds 12 3 Treasurer 2 VICE Presldent 3 Traflic Patrol 1 KAYF K MISENER Chorus 12 Choxr 3 Com merc1al Club 3 G-X-X 1 2 3 Llbrary Club 1 Treasurer 1 Pow Wow 2 3 Head TYPISI 3 Bowhng 2 3 Cap tam 3 Pep Club 1 ROGER D MOILANEN Rog Basketball 12 3 All State Team 3 Home comxng Escort 3 Lettermans Club LEE G MONA SIWITH Lzza Cholr 3 umor Class Plly Semor Class Play Track 3 Thespmns 3 ANTHONY L MUDI ORD Yong umor Rotarlan 3 Band 1 Basketball 123 Class Presldent 23 Class Cabmet 2 3 German Club 1 2 Homecommg Escort 3 Letter mens Club 1 2 3 Student Councll 2 3 Best Leader Best All Round Marilyn Mattson Carol May Jeannme Mayo James Mead Kenneth Metsala James Metzer X ff? Kaye Misener Roger Moilanen Lee Monasmith Anthony Mudford Curtis Mueller Brenda Nelson Bruce Nelson Constance Nelson Llnda. Nelson Patrxck Nelson 1 J' ' r '1 'I lb 44 1'7 Q4 , CURTIS P MUELLER Curt BRENDA M NELSON Brandy FHA l 2 3 Hxstonan 2 Ger man Club 1 Glee Club 1 BRUCE R NELSON Nels Band 12 3 Band Presldent 3 Band Coun C11 123 Homecommg Escort 3 CONSTAINCF A NELSON Conme GAA 1 2 3 Llbrary Club 1 LINDA M NELSON Lzn Commerclal Club 3 FHA 12 GAA 12 Pep Club 1 PATRICK A NELSON Nute Football 12 Intramurals 1 Lettermens Club 1 2 3 Track 1 2 Wrcstlmg DARLENE M NOREEN Honor Gmduate IAU RELL N NUNDAHL Lollze Art Club 1 GAA 12 Glee Club 12 3 Senlor Class Play SHARON R NYHLS Glee Club 12 Cholr 3 Thesplans 3 Senlor Class Play Best Actress Darlene Noreen Laurell Nundahl Sharon Nyhus X .A-'J 1 E D ,Z x C Xf S-Z LT fx, K' . i . . lf . . - - - 7 Z S ' . S - - 3 I L 7 e 7 I ' . ' . , 5 5 I ' ' I ' - - 1 . ,-, Q . S : S 1 S ' - - - 3 S 3 1 . . 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PETERSON - Alarsh - Bowling 2, 35 Choir 2,35 FTA 15 FHA 15 Glee Club l5 Junior Class Play, Latin Club 15 Library Club 1, Vice- president 15 Senior Class Play5 District Festival Plays 2,35 Pep Club 15 Teen-Age Roadeo 1, PAMELA A. PETERSON - Pam -- Art Club 1, Class Cabinet 15 FNA 3, FTA 1,2,3, Vice-president 2, President 35 GAA 1,25 German Club 2,3, Vice-president 25 Pep Club 33 Chorus 1,2. SHARON L. PETERSON - Sha - Chorus 35 GAA 2,35 Glee Club 1,25 Li- brary Club 2,35 Bowling League 2,3. Marcia Peterson Pamela Peterson Sharon Peterson NYY-Y' ,lst -Z4 XT!:!N-- ...xx ..fs..,-- Loretta Ogren Connie Olson Gordon Olson Darwin Osvold Fred Parker Karen Peterson k Wayne Peterson Shlrley Pettls HAYNE F PETFRSON Pete Aud1o V1sual A1ds 12 Traflic Patrol 123 Captam 123 SHIR IZLY A PETTIS jEA1NNE P PIHLSTROM Honor Graduate Honor SOC1CtY Chorus 2 Cho1r 3 Class Secretary 1 Class Cabxnet 23 Commerc1a1 Club 3 GAA 1 Glee Club 1 Pow Wow 1 2 3 Rad1o Edxtor 2 3 Best Wnter Best Leader PATRICIA A PIKAL Pa Commerclal Club 3 Glee Club 1 2 RITA V PIKULA Cholr 3 Glee Club 12 101-IN f RADEMACHER Mob11gas Economy Run 3 Flrst Place Teen Age Rodeo 3 CHERYL RAMSDELL Band 23 Bra1non1an 3 FNA 3 tary 3 JUDITH A RAPPEL Judy Valedlc tor1an Honor Graduate Honor Socxety WHS Award sponsored by osten Company Cholr 3 Cholr Coun C11 2 Class Cab1net3 Current Exents Club 23 Canfle Plhlstfom Pamela P11121 Treasurer 3 GAA 2 3 Glee Club 1 0 Latm Club 1 2 Pres1dent 2 Lxbrary Clubl Presldent 1 Pow Wow 12 3 Ed1tor1nCh1ef 3 Student Councxl 3 Best Scholar Best Worker Most Llkely to Succeed Best Journalxst MARY ANN RIVERS Honor Graduate FTA 1 2 3 Treasurer 3 GAA 2 3 German Club 2 3 L1brary Club 12 DAVID A ROBINSON Dave Rxta Pnkula john Rademacher Che!'Yl Ramsdell Judxth Rappel Mary Ann Rxvers Davxd Robmson I , 1 - - . . ' ' : 1 3 5 a l J J - ' . 7 5 5 ' 5 5 ' 5 V I 4 I : . . . 7 ' J 1 : s 9 a 1 3 ' 5 - - 5 - S , . . - 5 , . J I ' ' 1 1 S S J Treasurer 35 FHA 15 GAA 1,2g Latin Club 2,3, Secre- ' 5 5 5 J 9 5 - ' . 3 . y I A l I 7 3 7 7 J 5 y S ,-S 1 9 J ' 9 s : ' ' 5 S S S ' Q : 9 J ' 1 5 , 5 ,-. . Es X . RICHARD L ROFIDAL PH Audlo Vxsual Alds l Intramurals 1 2 3 un1or Class Play 2 Let terrnens Club 19 3 Student Manager 1 Wrestllng Bob Engmeers 3 Latxn Club 1 Pow Wow 1 One Act Play Festnal 3 GERALDINE M RUHL Gerry RICHARD 1 SARGENT Surg CLEMENT T SAUER SAVDRA M SCHEIL Sandy Chorus 3 Transfer Student 3 SHARON L SCHMIDT Shay Choir 2 3 Commerclal Club 3 Glee Club 1 FRANK D SCOTT Webb HAROLD A SCOTT Scotty Intramurals 2 3 J wrt Rlchard Rofidal Marlys Rogers ig, '54 Robert Roscoe Geraldme Ruhl Rlchard Sargent Clement Sauer Sandra SChC1l Sharon Schmidt Frank Scott Harold Scott S . - i - ' ' l 1 J . 3 l ' , l. AIARLYS ROCERS. ROBERT ROSCOE - - - ' , 9 ' Barbara Sheflo Fern Skarloken BARBARA L SHEFLO Barb Cholr 123 Sololst 2 3 GAA 12 Pep Club 1 FERN E SKAR LOKEN zz Glee Club 1 Chorus 2 Cho1r 3 FTA 1 German Club 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 GERALD C SKARSTEN jerry Transfer Student 2 ADENA L SMITH Honor Graduate Art Club 12 Current Events Club 3 Pow Wow 1 BETTY LOU SODERMAN Honor Graduate Honor So c1ety Commerc1al Club 3 Secretary Treasurer 3 FHA 1 2 3 HlSt0FlaH l Secretary2 Treasurer3 Pow Wow 3 Student Counc11 3 Best Poet SHARON K SODERMAN Sha FHA 12 3 Reporter 1 Sam FTA 3 Homecommg Attendant 3 KAREN Gerald Skwfen Adena Smlth 1 SPILMAN spwk Arr Club 1 Cho1r 12 3 GAA 12 Pep Club 1 DENNIS J STANLEY Band 1 2 3 Betty Soderman Sharon Soderman gk ...l- Donna Splelman Karen Spllman Denms Stanley - T 'N' I Q J : - L' P- 5 5 ' - - S - 3 . 5 a ' 1 5 ' 5 - - ' : s : 1 President 2, Reporter 3. DONNA L. SPIELMAN - . - ' - 5 ' , , 5 i -, S'HARO'V A STAINLEY S a Loxnmercnl Club 3 Glce Club 33 MARIFTYA A STI'I'AN ARIPNI' F SYIINBACH Stemy Band 12 5 COIIlIIlLI'Clll Club 3 Currcnt Eunts Club 3 Pow Vow 3 AFITH C STORAI Stormy Chorus 9 3 Qbolr Counml 3 Currrfnt Fxr-nts Club '7 Poot l ll l Class lllrt AIARIANN F S7R4ND C horus 9 3 Qhoxr Count 1l 5 Current Ex ents 9 FN-X G X '3 Cxffllllfl Llu 15 Llbrary Lub GLFNDA L STR-lNCF Band 123 Current Exents Club 3 FNA '7 3 HISUOFITH 3 GAA '7 Bowling Leagut 3 B4RBARA I SIROI1 BRIDGE Barb Glce Club 12 Latm Club 1 2 Pow Wow l 13 Feature Edltor 3 f 4ROLY1N A SIRL YHFRS fam Honor frulurtc Honor nuty B unonxxn 5 Nssmlxtu Fduo 3 nt Funti Club L S 1 ux 1 nt founcnl 73 B w lu 4 un Captun 1 lIl'XD4 P 91 ADQUIS7 lien Cho1r'73 FNA' GAA 9 Sharon Stanley Marxetta Stefan Arlcne Srelnbacl' Kelth Storm Manann Strand Glenda Strange ik FI.,-fl. ,-,ll Y Barbara Strowbridge Carolyn Struthers Glenda Sundquist Georgxanne Taylor Txmothy Templeton Ellen Tougas Judxth Trees Patrlcna Turner Judlth Vlllnow GEORGIAINNE E TAYLOR Georgz Band 1 2 3 Secretary 3 Band Councll 3 Secretary 3 Cur rent Events 3 L'1t1n Club 1 Pow VVOW 2 3 Adver t1S1Ilg Manager 3 TIMOTHY D TEMPLETON Tzm Basketball 12 3 Bramoman 2 Cho1r 12 3 Homecommg Escort 3 Intramurals 3 Latm Club 1 2 Lettermen s Club 1 2 3 XICC presxdent 3 Tenn1s 12 3 EILFN M TOUCAS Tougze FHA 1 23 GAA 1 Llbmry Club 1 IUDITH M TREES Iudj Cholr 3 Chorus 12 PATRICIA A TURNER at FTA 123 Pep Club 1 U DITH V VILLINOU judj Commerc1a1C1ub 3 GAA 3 I1 ILLIAM D VINJE Bz Audxo XlSl1'll Alds 3 l'1 A 1 2 3 V110 presxdent 3 Football 12 3 Intmmurlls 7 3 Lettermcns Club 1 I 3 Secre tary 3 Bascbwll 23 jOANINE I WACNER I Class Labmet 12 GAA 12 PATRICIA C P1 ALTFRS Patty Glee Club 1 Choxr 23 Cholr Councnl 1 Litm Club 12 Student Counczl 1 IPAN AI HAXIAX GAA 12 Glee Club 1 Pep Club 1 Wllham Vmje Joanne Wagner Patrlcna Walters jean Waxlax ROBFRI 4 j I1 EYGAIND Bobbz Band 2 3 COHlIll4IClll Club 3 Trlnsfcr Studtnt 2 -IOHIN H C IISHOI SAI I1 ezdge Chorus 7 Cholr 3 Thcspuns 'S Senlor Rcprnscntxtnc 3 CYRIL P ll Hl2I'Ll R Foothill I Intr'1mur1ls 2 3 IOAINNI A H HIFNFY I Commerclxl Club 3 GAA l 2 3 Litm Club 1 Llbrxry Club l Bowlmg Lelgue l2 3 Pap Club l BFTI Y M MICK HAAI I1 45 XF 4 HIDMARK I1 oodj Br un omm 3 EIILIIICCIS 3 umor Cliss llly 2 Mocltl Leglsllture 3 Honor Soclets AIlltl'1L'll'1 Lcglon Awircl 141NFT A H ISE fill fI'Ah A II OL VERI' feanze FHA 2 Pep Club l YVOIMNF AI HOOD C1155 Ciblnet l Class Secretiry 2 Class Trmsurer 3 Comrnercnl Club 3 G-XA l 2 3 Glee Club 1 Hometommg Queen 3 Cutest Prettl est Most Courteous Most Respected DOUGLAS K I1 RIfHT Doug Basketb 1ll l 2 Class PYCS1 dent 1 Clxss Cxbmet 1 Footbill 12 3 Intramurals 3 Lcttcrmen s Club 1 2 3 Tre xsurcr 3 Student Coun cxl 2 Trick 2 Roberta Weygand John Wgelshofskx wwf -an Cyrxl Wheeler Joanne Whxtney Betty YN1Ckl'l3l'X1 Wayne YN ldmark Janet Wlse jean Wolvert Yx onne Wood Douglas Wrxght Q L. W. Vw: 4 ' ' ' . 7 ' . MJQW L, ' ' - -1- 1 . , 1. 4, , , . , , l , . - 1 . . ? I -- 4 -, , 'L ' ' ' . f ' , -.., A . . L 2 1 1 Cy - . 5 . 2 ,.. , . , , , .V , 1 . 1 - o - . 2 A A ,-.t : . 5 4 g j - H 1 ,. , - . A 4 , . . - 1- 1 - 'V . ' - . ' V' J. , . , . , , Af , J ,. . -, 1 : . f -. D v , , . - 1 , . . . Q 1. L . - - 5 . , . , ' V' ' . Y , v - . K . 4 , . . ,-, , 'A ' ' 7 . . I . . ' , , y , . . , - . 1 1- 1 4 , , ' 5 2 2 g L . . g . l V . . . . ,-, , . . , - I ..: . 2. Y' V' 4 Clinton YVundcrlich , -J Gary Zoch Elsie Young 1 Q Kenneth Zclinski ig vi- 2 iw This Is Trigonometry in W. H. S A4 Qi ..q, Qqtdx Class cabinet members try to decide which rings will be chosen. IN THE BACK ROW are Ed Miller, Betty Johnson, and Joan De Chaine and Jackie Hall. owanowitz. SEATED are Bonnie St. Marie, Pat Mitchell, Sharon JU l0Il These are the Juniors. The middlemen, yes, but they're not be be out done by their superiors. The chosen leaders of this group were Larry Whit- son, presidentg Ted Krohne, vice-presidentg Karen Swanson, secretaryg a Lorraine Brandt, treasurer. Cold November welcomed the phrase Meet Me in St. Louis, which Class Larry ofhcers Lorraine Brandt, YV h i t s o n. Ted Krohne and Karen Swanson pause for a coke. Journalism juniors have to study hard to keep up with their extra credit work. Shirley Hughes takes a verbal beating from Kathie Gavin in the rehearsal for the Junior class play. was the name of the Junior class play directed by lNIrs. Frances Morgard. In the midst of February Diane Bajula and Gary Collette reigned over the Snow Hop. Later that same month Janet Norwood and Bob Clark were elected as our Girls' and Boys, State representatives. Busy people were these juniors, who were in almost all of the organizations from band and choir to clubs involving careers and sports. Studies took up much of our time. English and history were the two re- quired subjects although Pow-lVow and Brainonian juniors took journal- ism. Many other subjects were ofifered for our choice. H. Akre K. Anderson T. Anderson D. Avery R. Akre L. Anderson G. Albertson M. Anderson B. Anderson S. Anderson new if Q V i sf g'- W. Anderson xrfl .ef . V. Baakkonen iq. 335 'F' iw 2 B. Baloun L. Bergstrom D. Barrett C. Bible H. Aspholm D. Backen M. Austin D. Bajula . .,.. ,W 'SJ' fin. . , J. Barrett J. Bisek P. Bently S. Bisson L. Boeder L. Brandt C. Blakeman G. Bourassa D. Blackford K. Borden 'gg ,lll G. Bisted F. Boelter TU 'QL Y A A L a 7 B J. Campbell ' , R. Clark D. Caldwell G. Brown f ' 'Z S. Carlson I . sw' A. Britton B. Canfield ..... B tnrt B . Wg A 17 J. Conway H. Danks 3 . R- Cuffls . ,....,. ... B. Clifford 'f 5 H. Cronquist N. Clevenger W ll H. Cronquist 4' .V V A fa to ,- . ' -. ' ' 9fz..gA l ,g I,':f?. . , 0 U I f ...af i O . 5 g 5 R. Davidson D. Drake S. Dechaine R. Dullum is M J. Dock M. Dybvik J li J. Edstrorn Z. Emstad . I- P. Eide L. Feldsien 3 , Q 1 P. Engelhart R. Dondelinger J. Ebinger .. -se: gi. C. Eisel A - R. Evenson qi ',,. I A,-: :N I , . ...A E. Ellstrom ,. fad-TQ J. Falconer . B ...L , A '-: ' ' 2 ' V AAJJ ' T . . J s v 'Rf or fQ .- 2 B. Fleischhacker J. Ferguson C. Fodness J. Fitch M. Franz Q gi if . .- 1 lifts., A' H J. Flaskerud J. Franzen 4 I ag K. Gavin B. Gorton B Garvey D. Gillespie D. Gangestad B. Getty D. Furstenberg J. Gethmann :A Q, .1 'ggss - ,,..,. --..: K Q Q, V Y G. Gustafson .4 -Q .. R. Halverson S. Gunderson - :I 'V J. Halverson R. Greenwalt S. Halloin J. Graham J. Hall .53 ,LQ 1.r - 2- 4. T. Hanson L J f I J. Henderson R. Hannahs J. Heikkenen B. Hand T. Hawkinson T. Halverson - F. Hardy ,Q Q1-4 1 . S K Klttrell R' Loberg . Hogy G Kremer J Houle K Larson W Holbrook J. Kracmer Howard H. Larson G, Kokesh D. Larson 'Q' .,. LL J up L E L. LeSar J. Lemm S. Larson P. Lee 9 I 1 th ? A ' f ,. , . AI l 1 ia? ' D. Loya S. Martin Koermg E. Magnuson V M digg ff 1 ' x , D. May E. Miller S. Mead C. Morgan D. Mullenix P. Mitchell P. Menz D. Montgomery F. Mortenson S. Mundy R. Metzer E. Morcomb 5 B. Moulton J. Nelson . J. Mull M. Nichols J l R. Niemeyer J. Obele I J. Norwood E .,.'- 'fri . D. Olds milf 3-gf Q5 1 We? D. Novitzk E. Olson D. Nutting J. Ostrom J. D. Potter J. Paine C. Peterson J. Padgette J. Peake Zu' ix. gf T eff J. Pflepsen L. Potvin Pfaffendorf , J . R. Richter B. Rogers J. Rasch C. Roberts K. Paulson C. Peterson K. Paulson Peterson J. Pickar . Pratt P. Pikula B. Pulkrabek D. Riegger P. Rose R. Risnes D. Sargent D. Schwendeman K. Shortridge 5 Jn- Q' W. Sjolund I. Smith ilk . Stellcr ' rv D. Spielman R l 1 1 ' X A Strang ,I Struthcrs G. Stillwell G. Strobel K 1 ov 7 .af 4 I Q it l A. Tauges G. Thompson K. Swanson J. Theien Muffy R. Trask A. VanDen Heuvel J. YVcinhandl K. Whol L. Whitson C. Zahratka M. Wolleat . A. Whitted S. Woods S- Wdllams G. wunderhch T. Young R. Zilka E. Yeschick J. Zettervall J. Zander E. Worms Mary Imgrund models the latest style from Paris-the sac dress. Tony and Ova compare trig books - one American and one Turkish. This Hawaiian outfit was modeled by Jean Waxlax in the variety show. joan Kellct, Chris Anderson, Jody Bang, and Mary Hcdlund show styles that were popular in WHS this year. Seen here are Chuck Chalberg, Tommy Turcotte, and Sharon Nyhus in their skit from the variety show. Tops In P Tammy , Hjulieu April Love You Send BI Sayonara You Arc Bly UAH The XVay3' ops In WHS'57 '58 as Around the YX'orlcl Loving You' 4. n. Jailhouse Rock 0 i'It's Not For Xie to Say XVhitc Silver Sands, 'iThe Stroll cc Destiny Magic Moments Roy uattemptsn studyin yy g while Gary does a different type of homework For these teens I'hcre'l1 Al- ways be Rock and Rollf' This eat is really hcp. Oh excuse us. Mr. Lovegrenl is-Y '42 This Is Chemistry in W HS .Ww5 k , .K ,Q?,,Jff5g2 5 I fm ,, 1 , ,gn K. 5 W,,,,,,,,,b,M,k I it , ' ' H f f vw' diff ,f ,Q Aff' k vfA,ff, we v,f,q,,Q., f A ' 3,,. -f ' ' g , fafavaew t ' if fbgfgr- - f ., K hi ' s:: M-,,,ganun ' Youth Can Bridge the Gap VBUL Ova Hepari Our Foreign Student from Turkey 1 N in sl ,-f' The Foreign Student Committee's goal each year is to earn enough money to participate in the school and summer exchange program. This year the main money-raisers were a play, carnival, and tag day. Aside from all the work the committee finds time to have social activities which included a party and picnic. Sonja Hyduke went to Norway last summer as our summer exchange student and lived with two families there. Ova Hepari, our foreign student from Istan- bul, Turkey, is living with Judy and Joanne Gethmann. Hlhile she is here, she is trying to further her ambition of becoming a concert pianist. Ova and Sonja, who were invited to Grand Marais to spend a week end along with two other foreign students, helped to promote and organize the American Field Service program there. Ova shows Sonja and Judy some of her treasures from home. These foreign students are staying in homes in Minnesota and rep- resent many different countries. They spent two days in Brainerd and are shown at one of the activities in which they participated - the coketail. THIRD ROW: J. Fitzpatrick, C. Chalberg, P. Sidney, D. Twombly J. Peterson. SECOND ROW: J. Fredrich, S. Hyduke, C. Banks J. Flansburg, G. Anderson, Miss K. Torgerson. FIRST ROW: O Hepari, P. Padgett, M. Wolleat, B. Kunkel, J. Gethmann. 'news' ' 1 At a cabinet meeting are the following members: BACK ROW: Fred Casey and Ron Kramer. MIDDLE ROW: Joan Kellet, Judy Sater, Terry Stanley. Tom Lyscio, Don johnson, and Dave Sid- ney. FRONT ROW: Judy Livley and Bill Jordan. 0Pll0M0lill VVe are the Sophomores. who in time will prove our worth. YVe were led throu h our first ear in VVashington High by our elected officers, who g Y ' were Rex Lentner, president, Dennis Thompson, vice-president, Kaye Hill, secretary: and Jeri Marshall, treasurer. YVe wasted no time and soon found ourselves involved in many organ- izations. Sports, YVHS publications, band, and choir attracted many of us. XVC were interested in classwork. The required subjects plus those of our own choosing took most of our time. Here we showed our worth and al- ways came up with our share of names on the honor roll. Our social activities, though few and far between, were highlights of the year. Our year climaxed in mid-April with a spring party. As the end of the year came near, we felt we had made the grade and were now really a part of this big exciting machine. XVatching Rex Lentner take care of important business are Kaye Hill, Bozo Thomp- son. and Jerri Marshall. Lectures are a n accepted part of every sophomore his- tory course. I f Taking part in the Student Council Variety Show are Dorien Williams and Carol Card. Supervising in the background are Mr. Hell- ing and Gerry Faust. Anderson Anderson Abrahamson M Adolphson M- Adair P. Bedal L. Albertson M, Bentley T. Adair R, Barre - - Bentler i ' E. Barto ,, II. Benjamin - Y all f H-1 ': ' J l 4' W G' 4. in A C. Anderson D. Blanck D- A5h1eY R. Bollig S. Avery J. Bang 'nn ' W 1-:iw of f ' fi, S. Blakeman J. Boeder M. Bertelt i S. Bock Jn . K'-'I 'V Ev' v S S. Borg R. Britton S. Borg C. Britton ,V P. Brandt . Britton B. Brork R. Burgwald L' Brown B. Cl1ShiI1g M. Busbey A- DeB0rd G Brummer L Creger V Caldwell N Davxs L. Brusseau B- Crandall C Card . Davies G. Dnlager Dechaine T Q .4 ag E A . --,- ' I A J 6 'Qui Q C Q' .. Q V M 1. -.lay A :.,...- he .-- , 3, A ... Y i g f 'EY' ,, Y 'Z f Ku. V ' M- Carroll 3 ' A 'if' . V237 J. Dickinson J- Chalbcfg , B. Dybvik F. Casey 1 A D. De Rosier T. Cheney 1 B, Dry'er N- C3-USIWCY R. Deming Q -Q Dgbson A 'f R. Caughcy P. Deming -.. 2,6 I R. Christian B. Disrud qs ar if G Y .1 Q 1 S' Cole V J. Eksten M- COOIEY ' J. Erickson R. Collette J J. Eide M. Cossette P. Engholm L. Con1eY S- ECkCI'1Y : ii i iii' J M. Coulter L. Engholm i Converse Ebefling V J F ' G. Cowman P. Elsberry A J . Ji. A 1 : - . 1 A 3 Q .' Q -uf . .Q , Ng, ff Q . - E ' . fl J N V.,. W . . . V S, . . A ,M .. Q :L C F' i. in Q. P5 A 5 W A 46 L. Eshenbacher T. Feierabend D. Fisher J. Flansburg Freeman Gallant J. Exe A. Fenger S. Fitzpatrick W. F lansburg D. Falkenhagen C. Filteau L. Fitzsimons B. Fletcher Q '13 G. Faust P. Finnell 5 f. wr-'F ld G. Flansburg C. Fox R. Fremling G. Gallant J. Friedrich S. Gallant R. Gakin D. Gamradt 9 . Q 1- I D. Gillespie R. Grams P. Gildart - L. Goodnature s. Gibbs ,A P. cole - . M. Gates ht' V' X 9 ' .2 sz-x v R. Goedderz .. f ' .- . Y J. Hansen L. Harnois - D. Gunderson K. Hanson . K. Greenwalt L I J. Hanson F W? i Y., . '1 D. Greenhow I gli, L. Hansen fm. 1 '70, 'I . ,,, f I an Q 7 -3 1 , Q s .Q w ' K. Hedberg V' in A ' ai R. Hauck - ' F ' B. Heese V S. Haubrick -if W. Hedquist I L. Hartman i V M. Hedlund 4. . It 11, xVAv4v.v.V - z I F , I K. Hill M. Holmes Y. Hughes R. Jacobs R. Jensen H. Johnson fa 3 If W. Hillman P. Holsapple C. Hurlbert L. Jarnot 'QM Q , 9, R. Jensen M. Johnson B. Jones L. Kaminski R. Johnson L. Jungels I 3 . 4' ar B. Kleinschmidt K. Koering hav' Q' in 4 xy T A. Kinney V J. Knowlen V 'fi J., ,, . H, JI Mex R. Kramer R. Kunde G. Kramer J. Krueger gfg .Q R. Lacoum T. Lyscio P. LaVoie D. Lentner D. Lindberg L. Longfellow ' 9 V J. Marshall J. Meyers ig-1, . -Q 'I S. Morgan D. Mott r- J R. Lane M. McKay C. Lafiin G. Luther T. Larson G. McKay M. Lake D. Lueck R. Laumann G. McCarthy B. Lamoureaux R. Lovsted Y E. LaVassar R. McAllister 1 'Z 'pf N 1 ai Lu J. Leach . R. Magnan R. Lentner D, Melin D. LeDoux L. Magnan P. Lewis Maxe G. LeDoux J. Magee .'L I' L. Liebeg C. Maust A 15. i' 1 M M lla , J . . V , . A :J 3: if M- Linlie V 1 . Il. Morgan C. Lord 'l ' ' Il. Mose J. Lively D. Miller R. Loss P. Morss s. Lockwood K. Meyers A ' J. Lovsted J. Morris 1 . F P 6 'H K wi W. Nelson D. Nygaard .A.,,A A '3 qi-W K. Olson P. Padgett if if , Jig S L. Paulson R. Persson .M v . fn '-A 1' I C. Peterson B. Pike K. Peterson ,,,,.,, R. Peterson , s o as .XY A WW M. Rice M. Rossow C. Randall J. Rohl rl -:.. . M. Saign A. Schaefer . Rusten blgvlq - Sam? .. . an D. Schultz J. Simons K. Solheim L. Starkey E. Streachek R. Sypnieski N. Schuety W. Skarolic HU' L. Steinbach L. Severt S. Smart M. Spangler S. Stensrude D. Sidney S. Snell 2 uv , x ,K 3' 4 1 4 an n . . .,, . .QQ . . . .g3.'- 4, Mf- T. Stanley . Strange :K if wi -1 if f fs :S G. Sommersville '- f iii if .. 1 'M F 5 if Qi Wk! Q A. Streiff D. Tauges 9 A gf 32 'J T. Sullivan J. Taylor W. Tell D. Thompson I . 'N E. Thiesse J. Thompson L. Tellock F. Thompson 'Q K if 1 E ' ' ,I 1 1. -5 . grifa ..?'e , s . luxe,- R. Tomow B. Tusler K. Swearingen M, Vie,-zba .l- Teigefl K. Wagner A ,A 1 I T. Torcotte V S. Vadnais N. Toumi Tutt , 1 7. J' 'Y' 1... , wi- . 5 L. . , .1 A J. Villnow C. Villnow A - -f ...Lg ' Qu ws? i gl J. YVheeler D. YVilliams P. whitney 'HW Wolvert Young D. Wilson A. Wagnild, G. YValker, B. Waltz, S. Westin, V. Wgeishofski. .gf . . 'U' C. Williams J, Wold . 52. C. Wohl D, Yde P. Wolleat C. Ylinen wi 'NY K S 1 , Y i I . Mg. 'Q 1, A vj mn 'A J 'S' i , ' . ' 3 ' ' ' L. Widmark in I 1 ' E. Wolleat J. Wilson ' I I L. Yde Often seen together in the halls of WHS are these three Sophomore couples. STANDING IN BACK are Tom Lysio and Pat Padgette, Bonnie Anderson and Jim Rademacher. STANDING RIGHT UP IN FRONT are Ann Schaefer and Denny Gamradt. This is an example of the get-up demanded of the Sophomore girls during the GAA initiation - boots, swim suits, and silk stockings were only part of it! These boys are trying to get in shapel' for basketball. Jumping rope are Danny Melin, Tom Lysio, Rex Lentner and Gerry Faust. Wu N I 5,1 Four Senior men Dave Matt son Larry Lopp Bob Falls and Dave Harjes pose for our Cam era in their very up to date squaw and bop boots and crew neck and ski sweaters Four of the many pitch em crowd Adena Smith Pam Peterson Kitty Grmager and Norma Kl61D5ChU1ldf display the favors from some of their potluck suppers Pat Hughes Jan Benson and Karen Swanson show that they too can keep up with the boys 1n the fashlon depart ment They are wearing crew neck sweaters and carrying bucket bags ph fin' Fashionable feet are dis- played by Seniors Barb Strowbridge a n d A n n Clark. Their casual clothes are typical of the clothes worn by YVHS girls. 53 D .S MCD Elf Iii --I . ' I fnalip' I 1 . I xAAt thug, N-J With one year behind him Superintendent A. Sater has done much to maintain the high stand- ards of lVashington High School. Along with the School Board Mr. Sater plays a big part in the life of Brainerd's public schools. He has a job of re- sponsibility and has proven to be both dependable and reliable. Mr. Sater is an active citizen and takes part in various activities of the community. The School Board are, SEATED: Bea Ross, directorg J. A. Sater super intendentg Herb Sand, chairmang and Ross Olmstead, director. STAND ING.' Ray Madison, treasurerg Clarence Lepinski, clerkg and Albert Nelson, director. 3. H S h A- dk-xt G. B. BLACKFORD, High School Principal J. F. HELLING. Guidance Director f Mr. Blackford s hobby of woodworking is useful as well as recreational. For the past nineteen years Mr. Blackford has been our principal. He is always striving to make Wlashington High a better school by helping and advising the students and teachers. He also takes an active part in our city's affairs and is a fine representative of our school. Mr. Adamson is our new assistant principal, However, he is not new to the school having been a faculty member for several years. He has done an excellent job of taking full charge of attendance and discipline. Along with the important job of assistant princi- pal, he is the Movie Crew Club adviser. Mr. Helling has been guidance director for tl1e past two years. His job is guiding the students as to their interests and abilities. He arranges interviews and tests to aid him in helping the stu- dents choose their future professions. He is also the adviser of the Student Council. D. C. ADAMSON, Assistant Principal .i TW. , sl., X ,N I. f -.4 KERVIIT AASE Athletzc Dzrector B S M Ed UIIIVBISIIY of Minnesota IRMA DELL ADAMS Mathematzcs B A amestown College Brainoman Buslness AdV1SCF NORBERT BENZEL German BA Teachers College Amberg Germany Hamline Um VCISIYY German Club Advlser THOMAS BRENNA r BS University mnesota ROBERT BROWN Typing, Bookkeepingg B.S. Moor- head State College. DAN CAMPBELL Bandg B.M. McPhail School of Music, M.A. Minneapolis College of Music. WALTER ENGBRETSON World Historyg B.A. Augsburg College. Senior Class Adviser. EDWARD FOX Typing, Clerical Trainingg B.S M.S. Mankato State College Brainonian Staff Adviser. 56 DOROTHY LARSEN American Historyg B.A. Con- cordia College. Senior Class Adviser. RICHARD LAGERGREN History, Social Scienceg B.S. St. Cloud State College. Assistant Football Coach. RICHARD LOVEGREN English, B.S. University of North Dakota. Junior Class Adviser. District Play Coach. THOMAS MARRON Englishg B. S. University of Minnesota, Duluth. Public Ad- dress Crew Adviser. JOHN MCDONALD Biology, Senior Seienceg B,S. Wisconsin State College. Soph- omore Class Adviser. Mrs. ALMA MILLER Home Economiesg B.S. Uni- versity of Minnesota. ROBERT MILLER Industrial Artsg B.S., M.S. St. Cloud State College. School Pa- trol Adviser, BU Squad Basket- ball, Track Coach. SELMA MOSTROM Social Science, B. S. University of Minnesota. 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Economy run king, Dennis Leon- Making C001 music! ard, receives his trophy, Senior Prexy escapes! fig X 'Q 1' X ii' YK Q , Rwl? g 5 .. 4 Q Good things sometimes come in small packages fmeaning the float of coursej. Swatting of the Flyers The Homecoming parade which followed the coro- nation was composed of the YY.H.S. band and many colorful floats. lt came to a halt in the downtown streets wlu-re a pep lcst was held in honor of our royal Court. The Queen and her attendants made another appcaitllicc at the gzune in which our team '6SwattCd the Flyers by defeating Little Falls l9 to 6. Follow- ing the ganna Queen Yvonne presided over a dance held in the high 'school gylIlI1i1SllI1T1. At 12:00 P.lNI., everyone looked hack o n a n o t h e r memorable Homecoming. Dance commences the Homecoming Festivities. VN ho will be the lucky man? The junior Class Presents Meet Me in Saint Louis llhc ctst left to ught, SEATED: Bob Steller, Shirley STANDING: jim Flaskerud Delores Backen Jack Gra Hu hts Sh iron Dtchuine, Joyce Hogy, Sandee Gunder- ham, Dave llufl. Karen Wohl Allen Wlutted Sue son Qhxrles Peterson, Judy Heikkencn, Tom Lindborn. Martin, Larry Boeder, Kathy Gaxin The Junior Class displayed their acting talents in the famous comedy, lXleet Kle in Samt Lotus on lNoxtmber 26, under the careful direction of lXIrs NOIU11Id Nllss Shirley, lX'Ir. Rust-l. and lNIr. Loxulcn lhe Smith family was portrayed hy Charles Peteison as lXI1 Smith udy Heikkenen. Mrs. Smith: Sharon Dechfune Rose Sandra Gunderson. Esther: Shirley Hughes Agnes oyce Hogy Tootie: Allan lN'hitted, Lon and Tom Lmdborn as Grandtaa. l Ollli to dlnqj, New X oily ell- YN'atch out! Mr. Dodge. The action tal cs place in the Smith s St Louis hung room m tl1e STJIIHU of IQOO The plot centers Z11OlIUCl the fact that lXl1 Smith is to he tmnsfelrtd fiom beautiful St , -Q POR'l' Bobby Cox speaks at thc Lcttcrmcnls Banquet. .2 --a- f - I Xl The Mobil Run was the highlight of W.H.S. economical driving. The lu-nch Chvcrs thc team on, H YO' r Dan Falconer Jim Brown Co-captain f 4 I 3 kt THIRD ROW: Conrh Harvey Shf-w. Bob Clark, John Strut- hers. Bill Cowmzm. jim Flnskcrud, Bob Frccnmn, Doug Steele, Bon Pulkrnlmc-Ck. Ed Miller. Doug YYright. SECOND ROW: KOH Zelinski Mike Vierzba, Dan Melin, Jerry Boiloau, Tom Lyscio, Bill Vinjc, Jerry Faust, Jon Falconer, Bob Anderson, Joe Knrnow- Doug Wright Fred Parker io Steve Jelacic powers his way through the line. Duluth Central The Hrst game of the season went wrong in the opening seconds for the Warriors as they failed to down the ball on the Duluth Central kickoff, and the Trojans took over on the B-3. The Trojans capitalized quickly on this War- rior mistake and scored on the first play. Brainerd never got back on its feet as Duluth went on to score three more touchdowns, winning 27-0. Sioux Falls Brainerd began to click as a football team as they journeyed to always toughu Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Although falling 33-6, the Warriors put up a tremendous fight, stopping almost all power plays through center. The Sioux Falls team made up for this, however, by returning two punts for touchdowns and passing for two others. The Shewmen scored against the Sioux Falls eleven for the first time in three years on a series of quick passes by reserve quarterback Jeff Smith. Heads or tails? Jimmy Brown is about to be spilled. St. Cloud Tech Until the very last minutes of the game, the Warriors looked as though they might pull this one through into a Brainerd victory. In the third canto, Bob Falls scored to make it 13-12 for the Warriors. Tech was not to be outdone, how- ever, and scored in the very last seconds to edge the invaders from Brainerd 19-13. Staples The slogan Whip the Warriorsi' was unfulfilled as the Warriors defeated the Staples Cardinals 13-6 in the Staples homecoming. Brained played an aggressive game with some fine power drives by fullback Steve Jelacic. The War- riors led 13-l0 in the third quarter while Staples only score came on a 70 yard punt return by Curt Hirshey in the final stanza. Little Falls Braint-rd's homecoming slogan Swat the Flyers' came true as the YVarriors romped over Little Falls 19-6. Although a powerful ball Club in the Central-Six Conference, the Flyers were not strong enough to overcome the highly spirited Warrior tcarn. Brainerd's only trouble came in the second quarter as the Little Falls passing sent them over for their only TD. This Warrior effort fails to come through as they are smeared by a whole host of tacklers egg' Good blocking provides a gain as Jerry Boileau runs around right end. Aitkin Although battling to a O-O deadlock at the end of the half, Aitkin proved too much for the Warriors in the second half. The Gobblers rolled over into pay dirt in both the third and fourth cantos, giving them a 14-O win over a much discouraged Warrior team. Crosby-Ironton After their loss to Aitkin, the Warriors bounced back to win the Little Brown Jug from C-I for the fourth year in a row. Leading 6-O as the second half started, the YVar- riors ran back the kick for 40 yards and Steve Jelacic toted the pigskin for 40 more as the Shewmen garnered their second TD. The XN'arriors then went on for two more TDsf pushing the Final score up to 26-0. A short gain comes to an abrupt end. This Warrior just barely gets by but then meets two more tacklers. Coloraine A highly spirited Wlarrior eleven gave powerful Greenway of Coloraine a bad scare, with a 13-13 score at the half. In the third stanza both teams scored again but Greenway converted to take the lead 20-19. The Warriors, held back by penalties and bad breaks, could not conquer the end zone again while Greenway went on to a 34-19 victory. De Lasalle The Warriors had a tough night as their flu-ridden team met mighty Dc LaSalle on muddy Roosevelt Field. Brai- nerd's only two touchdowns on a pass reception by Dick Avery and a long run by halfback Jerry Boileau, who turned in an exceptional performance in his last game. De LaSalle was never in trouble as they captured an early 13-0 lead and then went on to a 39-13 win. Assistant coach Bud Schmid giving instruc tions to Fred Parker and Dennis Thompson 1m Brown Stexe elamc and Bob Falls close 1D on C. Is Gern Rxchardson but not before he has :uned a first down f ff ,vgfs-up Assistant Couch Lloyd Schmid. glint 'Q AFR? 'bl' F ,Gus C SCHEDL LE Duluth Centxal bxoux Falls St Cloud Tech Staples L1ttle Falls Altlxm Crosbx'-Ironton . . . Loloraine ..... . . Dc LaSalle . . . . Head Coach Harvey Shew. They SECOND ROW: John Struthers, Bill Dybvik, Gene Jordan, Larry YVhitson, YVayne Austin, Dave Mott, Jim Anderson, Don Johnson, Ted Khrone, John Maxe, Tom Lyscio, Bob Freeman, Jerry Faust, John Krueger, Ben Pulkrabeck, Ron Kra- Coach Dick Lagergren, Alvin Knerr, Jim Teigen, Bruce Kramer, Bob Tusler, Denny Gamradt, Jim Rademacher, Pete Brandt, Robert Lovested, Francis Thompson, John Boeder, Coach Alfred Hanson. KNEELING: Manager Dave Sidney. mer, Mike Vierzba, Jerry Chisholm. FIRST ROW: C 21 27 19 14 19 unior Varsity The Warrior B's,' coached by Dick Lagergren and Gene Hanson, had a very good season, as the record reveals, with four wins and one loss. While they lost their first game at the hands of St. Cloud, they won their last four games, making Little Falls, Staples, Crosby-Ironton, and Aitkin, their victims. The team was paced by some very good potential including sophomores Tom Lyscio and Jerry Faust, who also saw action on the UA squad. From the material the B,s had this year, the Warriors should gain much strength next year. Student Managers, Jim Padgette and Dave Sidney. SCHEDULE They St. Cloud . .. . . . . . . Little Falls . . ...Aitkin...... . . . . . . Crosby-Ironton . . . . . O Staples ..... 'S xi? M M- Rival publications join hands for National Education Week. Really, Chuck! .l' i' J' 1, I+' f W X ,V 1 --..,,m Future Nurses make Christmas merry for needy families. f3 Act well your part. SFCOND ROIV Mr Moulton M Rixers J Groth Howard J Rasch B Moulton L Brandt FIRST ROIV P Cole M Hedlund M Paycer M Larson Mull J Lick F T A Plans for Future The Future Teachers of America IS deslgned to help students decide whether they want to enter the teaching profession H 1th Mr Moulton serving as adviser, they elected Pam Peterson President, Betty Schrom vice prcsidtnt Lorraine Brandt, secretary, and Mary Ann Rn ers, treasurer The first activity is then' initiation tea, when the new members are pledged Durlng the year they help the teachers and ofhce staff at Washington and grade schools receixlng pomts for the1r work Members also attend teachers meetings and conventions At the end of their senior year, 1f they haxe 100 points a year the girls recen e a pm Annual tea and initiation for members and mothers. 77 IH Members are directing parents on visitation night. Ofhcers, Pam, Betty, Lorraine, and Mary Ann are discussing future plans. FIFTH ICUIV: D, Stzmlcy, R. Tuslvr. Bocdor, D, C. C411-cl. L. Ydv. J. Jnrkson. M. Johnson, G. Strange, l'llf'22l'l'. li. Nvlson, R. Johnmn. YY. llvdquist. P. Sid- L. Longfc-llow. N. Klx-inscliiniclt. C. Kivnow, E. Dal- nc-y. IS, Johnson, D. Lum-. R. Curtis. D. Su-cle, D. agcr, CQ. Cowmain, Rusch. M. llill, Mayo, M. Klvin. R. l.olmm'g'. R. Ausfin. O, fl1'i't'Illl'y, Paine, R. fNfc'K41y, B1'IlllK'I'. G. GllSlLlfSKJI1. G. Taylor. THIRD Benton. L. Tuslc-r, J. Ciunplicll. B. Bloom. FOURTH ROW: K. Kim-L-ll. J. Rlull, J. Marshall. L. Kline, S. ROW: R. F1'l'IIlllIlg. J. Sailor, G. Larson, R. Deming, Pgiclucttc. T. Adair, P. Paul, N. Schcuty, M. Ruston, ,sl BAND COUNCIL: Pat Kline. Phil Sidney, Sue Girard. John Border, Jerry Marshall, Sandy Anderson. Music Is Their Thii yr-ar llw hand Wm nmclc- up of about 0110 llllIlCl1'f'fl and tc-11 lIli'llllDl'l'S. unv of thc- lxirqvsl lxxnds in thc' last loin' yr-ars. 'liyoiils wa-rv lic-lcl. and the top playvrs lrmii czxch scction wcrc CO1l1lJlI1t'Cl into ft sixty piccc pop band. Bgincl Klixjnr .-Xllgui lYl1ilti'd liz? R 'V . n G U a A 5RAiNERD 5 e 5 C .6 ., J Ag ummm 0 J Flansburg. S. Blakeman, K. Shortridge, C. Williams, K. Petersen, S. Sather, K. Zzihratka, E. Streacohek, D. Ash- ley, Obele, E. lNIagnuson. SECOND ROIVJ Mr. Campbell. INI. Adolphson, D. Bajula, D. Olds, K. Hill, LI, YN'olleat, K. Peterson, M. Dybvik, K, Norwood, K. Anderson, K. Swearingen, P. Padgett, G. Chase, Special Interest In Fr-briiary the warrior band presented a concert for the public. They also attended tlie annual Band Clinic which was lield at Aitkin. In April. tlie band was represented by a ninnber of soloists and ensenibles wlio went to Little Falls. lirainc-rd was liost for the Regional Blnsic Contest. Director D. C. Campbell Bredennis. B. Iland, 1. Kuistad, S. Fitzpatrick, Hall, W. Holbrook. Gethrnann. J. Kramer, Holman. FIRST ROIVJ D. YYilliams, Zetterwall. P. Kline, P. LaYoie, C. Rarnsdell. li. Anderson, R, Ylfygand, BI. Eisel, A. XYhittecl, A. Schaefer, P. Menz, S. Girard, S. Yadnais, S. Anderson. L. Brandt, P. YYollcat. MK X N .ffh.w. OFFICERS: President, Bruce Nelson, Treasurer, Owen Creenley: Vice-president, Mary Jeanne johnson, and Searetarv Ct-orgianne Taylor. First Chair Flutes: Bleridee YVolleat, Pat Paul, and Sandy Anderson. Oboe: Kathy Anderson. hum at Q - alt Bars Drum: JefT Paine. Bells: Mary Jeanne John- son, Snare Drum: Jeanine Mayo. Unhappy because they don't have uniforms for band First Chair Clarinets: Theresa Adair, Marie picture are. STA.YDING: Linda Fitzimmons. Janiee Eks- Adolphson. and Judy Lfull. tvn. Arlene Stvinhavh, and Kizxry Irngrund. SITTING: .Inn U'Rl-illy. jerry Ifalyvrsoll. Mark Linzie, Myron Ilohncs. and Gary Iflansburg. ,-4 J -is-g.. '- x K First Chair Trombones: Karen Shortridge, John Boi-der, and Judy Sater. Trumpet: Owen Giwexily. Conzetf Bob johnson. 9. Bass Horn: Doug Steele. Bass Clarinet: Jeanette Rusch. Bassoon: Marsha Dybvik. ' , ' 35 -' fy First Chair Snxoplzonefg Jackie Hall. Gloria Larson. Ronnie Loberg, and Bob Curtis. , X ' - ... C7 First Chair French Harm: Linda Kline, Sharon Sather, Jim Bentler, and Dick Lane. 'X Q05 6 XX The dance band is under the direction of Doug Klein and Allen Whitted. Co-Editors-in-Chief Sonja liyduke Bill Erkerly Memories Are Recorded Associate editors: Ann Clark, Lifeg Bob Lindberg, Sportsg Ned Delk, Photographyg Ruth Klein- schrnidt, Organizationsg and Carolyn Struthers, - Classes. Mm CLASSES LIFE ORGANIZATIONS ART Carolvn Struthers Ann Clark Ruth Klcinschmidt Jim Kostohrvz Andy Bond Lorraine Brandt Cheryl Rainsdell Lois Holmes Beryl Moulton Karen Swanson Judy Gethmann Susan Fitzpatrick Sandy Anderson Bonnie Anderson Janet Norwood Linda Fitxsixnons Carole Swanson lNIary Hedlund Lois Yde THIRD ROW: XY. Erkerly. R. Zilka. N. Delk. J. Kost- ohryz, A. Bond. J. Flaskerud. B. Lindberg. R. Lentner. T. StanlCY. Peterson. SECOND ROIV: N. Klein- sehmidt, J. Norwood, C. Swanson, L. Brandt, L. Yde L. Holmes. A. Clark, K. Swanson, C. Struthers, YV Widmark. FIRST ROW: M. lledlund, G. Albertson Gethinann, B. Moulton, B. Anderson. C. Rnmsdell S. Anderson, R. Kleinschmidt, S. Fitzpatrick. 4511 Wh0opee! We've met another deadline! are the words of these seniors, Uheryl Kams- dell, Lois Holmes, Jeanne Johnson, Wayne Widmark, and Andy Bond. The Brainonian staff chose the theme Minnesota Centenniali' early in the 57 schoolyear. With these co-editors-in-chief, Sonja Hyduke and Bill Eckerly, and' with these advisers, Miss Irma Dell Adams and Mr. Edward Fox, associate editors and their staffs started working to meet their first deadline. Flashes were seen all around the school, and in the Brain- onian office there was a constant bustle. The 57-58 yearbook was being put together for the students of Washington High. In the fall the staff members had a party and picked out the cover for the new annual. Dummy pages were drawn up, arrangements made for pictures, write ups written, and finally the last touches were put to the pages. Many hopes of good results were put between the two covers. So the Brainonian office closed for another year with many memories left behind with the unveiling of the ,58 annual to be in August. SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY Bob Lindberg Ned Delk Jeanne Johnson Wayne W idmark Jim F laskerud Ron Zilka Rex Lentner Terry Stanley Judd Peterson Business Staff: Norma Kleinschmidt, Marlene Larson, Gloria Albertson, and Owen Greenley. Attentive Junior and Sonhomore members are assembled for an im- portant meeting. THIRD ROPV R Trask J ORe1llx W Konen P Sxdney R Kcuhmlchcl R Hall SEC OND ROH J Palnc R Noxxtzlu R Mass O Grccnlcy Mr Moulton FIRST R011 P Lee W Eckcrly J Cimpbtll VN XN 1drnark Engmeers Study for Ameuca s Future The Enfmvcrs Club xxus for 1ts sr-cond xml undu the dlrcctlon of Nfr Moulton It 15 'an olqanxffmon for anx luffh school box xxho 19 mtutstcd IH xaxlous Htlds of en gmccunff Tho mcmbcxs clcctcd lxohcrt Hall and Larrx Lopp as co p r c s 1 d 0 nt s and Phxhp 91dncx sncrttarx trc asulcr Honor studtnts furthmvd tllill' mtcrest 1n CHQ1 Hilllflff bx bmldmff lJIO'ltLlS m 1 Splflll loom stt asldc fm that purpose FI he ozfanlfatlon had frucst spmlxms om of xxhom xx as Homor Huxsh from Dc Vrx If-rhnmal Qchool Thcx took tups to Nimntsota Mmm lh1lI1IlLdIDOl1S Hontx xxtll md to tht IQIXCIIOD Pxoctsslnff plant 0 R In f Oflircrsz Phil, sccrctiry-trcisurcr' Larry and Bob co presidents. VF Y Horner Hursh is handing out pamphlets to interested Professor Lopp trying to Cxplimi' members. 84 Setting up the projertor is Bob Risnes. Ofhfers Bob. Louis. and jim. are wzxtchinu one of the many movies shown by the Movie Crew. A group of boys who devote their free hours to show educational Elms are the members of the Nlovie Crew. In addition to performing a valuable service to the school, they learned the intricacies of Z1 projector. With lNIr. Adamson serving as their adviser, they elected Louis Finvh, presidentg Jim lN11-tier, vice- presidentg and Bob Kokesh, seeretary-treasurer. They closed their very busy year with a pienie in the spring. Movie Crew Promotes Education THIRD ROW: Allyn Johnson, R. Risnes, A. Shaw, Adamson. FIRST ROIV: R. Grams, D. Doty. J. Peter- J. Dosh, L. Finch. B. Britton. SECOND ROW: R. Ko- son, E. Holm. R. Niemeyer. kesh, B. Yinjic, Metzer. C. Roberts, R. Greenwalt, Mr. in . ws I , X, W v 6, 'H-.. 'Q .1 vig v , -.hx C- 1-V 5 v Aw N 'skim lla 45? g 1' V ,ish 1 ,. - M-,3n ar +6 A 'mi' ' 'Ar P' sf W' ff -I 9, 'bw f ' mter All'l'lVl'l'Ill of Karen Shortridge and Shelley Jensen sing a hillbilly duet for the Student Council show. Chuck and Pat go dramatic under the direction of Ginger and John. Yuletide Banquet Father Barrow addresses the Semors Sharon Hof .AM ner trles to cra sh an all male 4 af CIP I... rl ar' i 4 I9 1 'f Janet Drlver and Sharon Holm patlently wamng to b Gmger Erlckson and Barb Strowbrldge eye com petmg eanne VN axlax and Sue McDonald party e serx ed B. Highlights Season , X , , A, ,g. q .. V s e rf' -'d 5 I' fr' fy vi I 'T sei 1 QF' W l , s Y' ,gd 1 Qs? e' nfl .L Q-1 4' .. Jn N-ff V : px k 'VY 1 , K r W M lf ,V b' B- ' 1' . ' u '. fl ' 'ff' Q. V . J . ' I, 1 Hoo-rah-rah-rah - Fight 'em! Fight 'em! On the Warpath . . . .ez If Bonme CD Bev Janyce Jeanne Dianne 90 B Y Q , P yX W I ,L k ' ,. ze,M23 f - M r Qmwfa n.Af'5m.. M: J , l 1 24,2 Y -fad,- - f-'- ff ff! ,Si I'0ll'l' 11 ice fishing. M' 7' ' r K . a :Lia . J . 1, Ben and Rudd enjoy a day of 1661 Ah--wiv:-.W Ari He who falls first is not Gay.'f Jeannie, the sure shot, docs it again. 92 Bob looks on as Dave drives in for a lay-up. Intramurals Improve Sportsmanship .,...... ..1.. INTRAMURAL CHAMPS: D. Mattson, B. Theisen, D. Rofidal, J. Maxe. Mattson,s team defeated Karnowski's team for the title. -1 joe sinks two more points for his team. He was high point man with fifteen points. f f QQ I 'ia Qi il' I xiii: Jfqbl mf W sm '1 55? ' ' Q Q T if X- if 'bf' 5, ., Bill Cowmari Wixyne Anderson Q i 55 ff . 'X 'fi i 'fs 1 is-s '1 A L i F 'Tl ,dy by v f'F.3lWg'K U' 'F :xv I' if 3 ! ' Q 1 1' h 'Y' fn-ff 'iff if V' X' A , v . Tom Lysc 1 K vi x EV . f 1 W i! Larry Whitson io To Love the Game im Y 5 Nl NEW F. X, X. ,, ff . -4 i W gy,-ix sick W Y X In , ,M N jimmy Brown vvglfxlll. X QS ', 'Zn LICIVT 'l'0RICJ1l7': Lyscio, Tim Temp Jim lslc, Don May, Vlhitson. John Em luton L 11 rx vrmn JL-fl Smith, Bill Crm man, Rogvr Moilurun Steve jelacic .ff '-. P ffiw 3 , Beyond the Prize VVHYIIC .XI1Llt'fSUIl, Gary Zcrh, and Jimmy Brown. IN CF.'VT1fR : H f- zz cl Coach. Fred Kr-114-rr and Student xI2lI12lgCI'. Bill Eckerly. R F56 bf? N-.J K 5 'A . Sl LQQXX5 .I If 1 E , H xx V' Vg ,gulf Q Roger Moilanen I ,ow M I l., HMG. I v f MW W Gary Zech J me X ,HAZ 'V ,' Y' ,NA 6 X4 ' X f .W , ,. ' Q , Tony Mudford 4-4 .7 I jeff Smith 95 . X '? CW .mf . 'il 'f In x X QQ A, 'z X E X .o 'Stung T x John Emerson Tim Templeton 3 A lg I Z 'N , :SA ' . Q. , w,,,aw,. ., Coach' Fredflgellet and his Brainerd Warriors initiated a tremendous season lby rsiygruipingiiiye gnjasglrcyiqpiimsg Grand Rapids 71-45, Little Falls 87-50, st. Qiia1iiIlj'1'ech 79-4-Sbl'Crosby-Ironton 79-65, and Moorhead 75-58. The Kelletrnen ,then bowed to two tall rarigy Granite Falls and Willmer teams, 63-67 a9a4s0L7o. y r p The Wairiors, after their two stumbles, bounced back to overpower Wadena 83-69, Aitkin 72--52,,Staples 82-+'56, and Little Falls 84-66. The 'Wariiioii stepped against a rough and ready St. Cloud Tech quint, who f f dished last defeat of the ,regular season, 75-60. ta tough Coloraine outfitg Qi?-51, the Warriors capped a typically fine Fred KelieiSeason'f by winning their next five encounters. Because of hisieaieellezit record over the years at Brainerd and for his exceptional team this year, Frediilfeilet 'was named WCCO's prep g'Coach of the Year. f ,x I ,-' ff-- -A ., 5' ,.,' ' ,. ' . . it ,.ss i M s as r ,. --yi-.av his ,fm ' ...., : i . A ' . I - e gill gf ,V 5 ' . 'sea .8 .ty ,,1j .f.? prose f5,uy'faN!7'iV1E' 7t,,w1wW,s,s,. Mi, ,.lll ,,,,.,,ir,- ,ss. ..i,,,,.,,,.,, ,... M, 4 ,,,, , M , .,,,s,,, ,Wi ie. i X tasLfQV'i M ttt' :C . A J 1 Y 2 S t 5? , 5 2 if 3 A 3 5 f .ff f X 4' -5 K J E: ig If ki 4 5 f 3 U, gf Y? 3 iw. 5 gi 5 if if 1 , A , A if F- 5 la if is E r if xx ,f Ht, R. 2 I i at . ,f '- .f if 2 E A, W , Q , 4 V ug Q. 2 93. if Aw if - K, ,Y K s r is ii, f ' , K. ,ff 2. ,Q if K ffe. 5 is 'Has if fx 'L Head Coach, Fred Kellett eyes the trophies the teams have won during his year at Brainerd. A-and District Tournament Brainerd Vs. Wfadena ln tht- first S.ilI1V' of thi- lflf-355 ljistritt 'lno111'11.1ii1t-rit play- ollis. tl11- ixinihlinu K1-ll1-trinvn ClI'lllJl?4'll the xYllClf'I1Ll nllllllfllliil with tc-t.1l Lilly of 258 -'f-- TI. The W11i'1io1'5i' xiugirssixtxizss and line pltiy linilt np Ll langt' Vllfjllgll lend to ciinblt- rotith lfied Kc-llett to Clem' th1- he-nth of l'4'5l'1'X'CS. Brainerd Vs. Aitkin ln :1 Slllllf'-llIl!llIl!. nip .1n1l tnvk se-vond lx1ll grime of the Dist1'i1't Il pl.1y1-lla th1- .Xiikin UCiIilJlJlf,'l'SU fought utilliinlly only to liow to th1' hxxlilllllll'-i qnint TU Fifi, .linnny BIUXVIINS 21 points, toinlainvcl with Roger AlUllilllf'I1.S spt-ml. l11'l111'd the Kl'lll'llIIl4'll t1m.111l .inolhr-1' lJist1'i1't ll cillillllfllilllbllllb. Brainerd Vs. Crosby-Ironton BI'LllIlUI'Cl-S fi1hnl1111s UlllC'OllI'l shooting Llllll fast breaks tiziught the C-I Rangers oil' guiird only to dump tht-in 63----52 for another Dist1'i1't Il Chniiipionship. Roger Kloilttnen le:1tl the Kellettnirn with 125 while john Einerson followed with 16. Regional Tournament Brainerd Vs. Fergus Falls ln tht- V357-553 ll1'Ql0IlLll 'liUllI'llllII11'Ill thi' lV11ri'io1's trzliletl hy 8 with l Il1lIllllt'S I3 setontls l'l'lI1.llIllIl! to play tit-d up the l'il'I'QllS l 11lls ntllll'li5-Q llllll went on to dm-ft-11t th1-in 71 Tl in ox'1'1'ti1111'. Alinnny lirown ini-shi-d two l'll't' llirows with 'ill set'- onds lc-ft of the- l'XlI'il 3 tnintitm-s to wrist- the Otters Tl -70 lead. Brainerd Vs. Breckenridge Jeff Smith. aided with Jinnny B1'own's passing and big John EIl1CIi50Il-S relqotiiitliiig. ggixv the HXYLlII'lO1iu squad their l95B Region 6 trophy L15 they LlIil1lJl'JCCl the Bl'CC'l'if'IlI'lllgC Kllowlioysii 631-lfl. llI'LllHC'I'Cl tallied up ll TU point lt-11d in the 3rd quarter which gave the 1'1's1'1Xe5 L1 1'h.1nt'e to lu-ep piling up the points. State Tournament Brainerd Vs. Bemidji Little 'linnny Brown iltirrirtl for 31 41s the hot Grin! K1-111111111-n outrtin il 77 -Tl victory ox'1'1' thc ULUIIllJl'IAj.l1'liS.u The tiilly I'l1l1Ilgf'Cl ll.lI1KlS inqiny tinies hi-fore thf- lY:1iiir11's finnlly' ht-ld ll fin- point lthttl. :is Ray Clionlq. Beinidji six foot six inth star, foiiled DUI, Brainerd Vs. Mankato The Blllllililfl S1.1rlv-ts put np Il firfw' hist l1.1lf only to how to thf' lYg1i1'ir11s'i fill Ulm. .X high jif'111'i1t41u1' of l'I'!'Y' IllI'UNV-S :ind .1 hot 1.i:l1t for .1ll-sl.1ll'I' lifY! I Klf-ilf-nv-11 ln-151111 thr- Krkllffiiiiwri t11'.i1tf+1'y' Brainerd Vs. Austin In thw lflif-58 B.1sltf1tl1.1ll Si.1t1- 'IxUlllIi.1lIl4'lll. llll' XYg1111io1's. .1111-i'l.11111u .1:.1l th-I1'.1ti:.: thi' I.1xvf1v'1l IS'-njtlji l.1iii1l11'iwf,11lts.A' xv':.i xlffxsn l1:h1:1.Q to .1 r:.11l1 t.1ll11i rgiiizii, The .Xtiviri Ul'.1rl4- 1-is, me Ui. Thr' l'lN'.11ii1n i'1's111x1-s xwiv liuht, 11s three B1.11nr-idst.11tr.-is1111111-dont. 97 n fp X-r S ul ,Y 1 I 1 :ij if I Q!- .-W... ...Z SECOND ROW: Student Manager Jim Padgette, Don Melin. FIRST ROW: Wayne Anderson, joe Simons, Inwards, Don May, Jim Rademacher, Larry Whitson, Rex Lentner, John Boeder, and Butch Tell. Bill Skarolid, Harold Johnson, Jim Isle, and Danny B's Downed but Twice Beginning the 1957-58 season with a bang, the Miller- the Millermen rolled onto victory by defeating Little men defeated the Little Falls Flyers, 54-47, but Falls, 48-28, St. Cloud, 43426, Coleraine, 50-38, then fell in defeat twice in succession to St. Cloud, and VVadena,51-45. 21-39faHf1t0 C-L 34-35 After defeating C-1, 65446, Aitkin, 44---20, Staples, Under their head coach Bob Miller, the Millermen 67446, and Melrose, 42f33, the hot-firing Miller- bounced back to defeat Aitkin, 41429, Wadena, men finished up their third and final round by taking 45-36, and Staples, 47-31, winding up the first all votes. Showing much talent for the future, the round with three wins and no defeats. Bs, wound up a successful season with a final 12f2 Starting off on the right foot in the second round, fCC0fd- Coach Bob Miller We B Squad Schedule They 54-. .. .... Little Falls ... .. 37 21. .. .... St. Cloud ...... . . 39 34. . . .... Crosby-Ironton . . . . . 45 41. .. .... Aitkin ......... . . 29 45. .. .... YVadena .. . . 36 47. . . .... Staples ..... . . 31 48. .. .... Little Falls . . . . . 28 43.., .... St. Cloud .. 21 50. . . .... Coleraine . . . . . 38 51. .. .... Wadena ....... . . 45 65. . . .... Crosby-Ironton . . . . . 46 44. . . .... Aitkin ....... . . 20 67. .. .... Staples .. . . . 46 42... .... Melrose ... .. 33 99 L ' ., QNNFQPS QQWA Q , 1 ATADKPT. -.J WE THEY 40 ...,. Princeton ...... 13 46 ..... Foley .......... 8 26 ..... Crosby-Ironton . . 28 28 ..... Fergus Falls ..... 22 21 ..,.. St. Cloud .. . . . 20 20 ..... Aitkin . .. . . 21 30 ..... lX1orris ..... . . 12 32 ..... Princeton ....... 14 22 ..... Crosby-Ironton .. 22 24 ..... Grand Rapids 18 28 ..... Aitkin ......... 14 44 ...., Park Rapids .... 6 28 ..... Bemidji .... . . 19 Happy regional champs are Fred Par- kcr. Jack Graham, and Gene Jordan. YVarrior district champs are Gene jor- dan and Fri-d Parker KSTANDINGQ, and John Fruth and Jack Graham. Schedule Come on ref! He's pinned! HQ' UNQQ N Q57 sk llllnwjb Fifa District First Place Regional Fourth Place State Fourth Place Q3JNb .-gvgv SN in-9 -M. F K- Y , Around the winding stairway . . . 'XX gl I 1 5553, 2, Af - ,, 'ff V' wef.2f 2 3 : .451 'aid ' f 1' 'Q 4 :,,:9 Mxf' KH ' ga- : M f f ' 1. :W , 9- f Q , Mft ,Q-K, ii ,L fi la . Q ,MW A A 8 , ,M . 7-A fdtfifl m5Z'9?qfffL N Q gf - W ,f-z., fiwj:',,L'1 T 55535225 JI sm 11 W , ,fi Q Wi? ii xl Al nf S :'-: lf',f1 iigwwgwnggr if D av THIRD ROW: R. Trask, P. Sidney, R. Lentner, B. R. Kremer, T. Mudford, Mr. Helling. FIRST ROW: Whitson, R. Lindberg, Faust. R. Johnson. SECOND D. Bajula, O. Hepari, C. Koering, S. Girard, B. Johnson, ROPV: P. Herzog, VV. Eckerly, C. Struthers, R. Kremer, Rappel, B. Soderman, P. DeRosier. Student Council Leads the Wa , Sue Girard headed the Council as president. Mary Imgrund was elected vice-president. f-. 4 fi i i Beryl Moulton, secretary, kept the records. handled the money. Jerry Faust, as treasurer, The Student Council, setting up the rules for their fellow students to follow, is probably one of the most important organizations of the school. In the spring of ,57, officers were chosen. Sue Gir- ard became president, Mary Imgrund, vice-president, Beryl Moulton, secretary, and Jerry Faust, treasurer. Homecoming was organized by the Council, crowning of the queen, the parade, and the dance. Later on in the year a 4'Switch-a-Ruew dance was put on. The girls had loads of fun asking the boys to the dance and paying their expenses for a few days. Other things done during the year were the adopting of a new foster child, Maria Cuzycki, from Poland, the putting on of the Honor Banquet, and the sponsoring of a clothing drive. The Vaudeville Show, sponsored by the Student Council, gave students of WHS a chance to display their talents. 5539 M H FOVRTII ROW: Isle. R, Collette. T. Lyscio, R. Austin. Al. Faust. C. Chalberg. Fitzpartick. Camp- bell. THIRD ROW: R. Hand, llanson. R. Laumann, L. Engholm, S, Cole. J. Friedrich, G. Anderson. E. Dalager. SECOND ROIV: Edstrorn, H. Akre, L. Radio Staff: Jeanne Pihlstrom, Roberta Kramer. Skip Peterson. and Sharon Hofner. . ,elites QXXYOVW VCX YJ M QQQX so 00 'PJ' fo G Il'-9 1631095 -eyed MEET T 'qffsfr HE WA R'0Rs 4 0 SO LUX. . G . 475 nl! nf-pw iw, X Sx xvulsl K me K0 O Drivers Face Nxee Responsibility 'M M. we Longfellow. S. Borg. Kellett. Flansburg. M. Elling- son. R. Kremer. R, Larson. C. Banks. FIRST ROW: M. Adolphson. K. llill. O. Hepari. Howard, G. Gustafson, M. llill. B, Johnson, S. Hofner. G. Erick- ln August Judy Rappel. Barb Strowbridge, Ginger son. B. Kunkel. Erickson. Don Twombly, and Miss Torgerson went to Chicago for the National Scholastic Press Convention. At the convention the delegates learned journalistic principles and gathered ideas for the coming new year. Besides putting out a paper twice a month the staff produced a radio show on KLIZ. interviewing partici- pants in school activities and giving news of lVHS. Page Editors, BACK ROW: Bev Kunkel. Gay Anderson. John Fitzpatrick, Don Twonibly. and Roy Collette. FHKNS COLLMJ ya THIRD ROW: T, Norgnrd. R. Loberg. R. Trask. D. Misener. B. Soderrnan. FIRST ICOIV: B, Srhrom. P. Twonibly. C. Peterson. P. Sidney. D. Melin. R. Novit- Paul. S. Sather. G. Taylor. G. Stillwell. B. St. Marie. zki. SIfC'O.YD ROIV.-I..MrI.v:1n.,I.Mull. P. Padgett. Rzxppel. K. Kittrell. li. Str-inlJ:1c'h. N. Mass. E. P. lYolle:1t. J. Pihlstrorn. K. lVohl, K. Paulson. J. Magnuson. VVClI1l1L1I1dl. Sater. K. Anderson. M. YYolleat. K. WW In the spring the Pow-lVow. in Cooperzttiorr with the Junior Clizunber of Co111r11erc'e. sponsored the annual Road-E-O contest. Judy Rappel served as Editor-in-Chief and Miss Kaye Torgerson and Miss Margaret Rudd were advisers. who helped with editorial and business work. FRONT RUIV: Kfztrilyn Ellinqson, Ginger Erickson, Jean Masters. Barb Strowbridge, :ind Meridee YN'olleat. 105 Business Staff: Georgianna Taylor. Christine Banks. Kaye Misner, and Bonita St. Marie. S T I. R A O N P T S S 0054 863. G 90 M O N61 QRS oYsRlD N9 QUT C 35' XN A C9481 9 C6 X .r cg? plaoffaleaders 525,16 l, Initiation was held for new members in January. Renny claims he has the big- gest box of candy in town. Officers: John Fitzpatrick, treasurer, John Wgeishofski, Senior representative, Skip Peterson, president, Jane Groth, scribe, Pat Hughes, secretary, Gay Anderson, vice- president. All the World Is a Stage That Hall the world is a stage has been proven by the Thespian troup, who presented Everything Nicen this year. The comedy production starred Virginia Erickson and Gay Anderson in their typical roles as troublesome youngsters. Others in the cast were Marcia Peterson, Shirley Hughes, Skip Peterson, Jane Groth and John Fitzpatrick. SECOND ROIV: W. Eliseuson, P. Hughes, A. Johnson, S. Peterson. Heikkenen. G. Anderson. FIRST ROW: S. Martin, J. Groth, S. Hyduke, S. Gunderson, S. Nyhus, Initiation was held in January. In order to join one rnust earn ten points in some Held of drarnatics. They closed the year with a spring banquet at which new members were accepted. Miss Shirley. MISSING: B. Clifford, S. Dechaine, L. Monasmith, K. Peterson, R. Schrader, C. Peterson, V. Erickson, J. Fitzpatrick, J. Wgeishofski. C? Q 13 . Hifi Qfffqwi U SECOND ROIV: S. Bock. P. Mass, S. Peterson. I. Eide. FIRST ROW: M. Adair, A. Brit- ton, L. Bergstrom, Miss XN'hite. MISSING: M. Goedderz. P. Gole. H. Jacobson. G, Larson, D. Nutting. Student Librarians Lend Services The Library Club of 57-58 consisted of thirteen girls, under the direction of Miss Lois YYhite. Some of the many duties of these girls were mending old books. writing out overdue slips. putting books back in the right places. and keeping the library clean. The members elected Lillie Bergstrom. president: Hope Jacobson, vice-presidentg and Phyllis Mass. secretary- treasurer. A fall initiation picnic was held at Marsha Goedderfs lake home near Baxter. After decorating the library for Christmas. a pot luck supper was held in the library. To close the year the members had their annual spring picnic. s '-S 'S Marsha and Kay are arranging oil paintings. 107 Library Club officers: Hope. Lillie. and Phyllis This is an rveragc day for the Library Club. rf SECOND ROW: K. NVohl. H. Akre. S. Crawford, G. P. Peterson, S. Nfartin. C. Ramsdell, K. Kittrell, M. Strange. V. Baakkonvn. S. Gunderson. N. Scheauty, Bentley. Gethmann, M. Cossette, G. Erickson, M. G. Larson. K. Borden. Mrs. Vergin. FIRST ROlV.' Austin, C. Streiff. They Lend a Helping Hand Officers Cheryl. Glenda. Judy. Sandra, and Sue receive pins from Miss Thiese. The Future Nurses Club of America started the year off by electing officers at the opening meeting. Sandra Gunderson was chosen president. Judy Gethmann, vice- president, Sue Martin. secretary, Cheryl Ramsdell, treasurer, and Glenda Strange, historian, with Mrs. Vergin serving as adviser. On Thanksgiving the members gave a food basket to a needy family, and Christmas presents were given to the less fortunate children of the area. After the Brainerd-CI game they sponsored the success- ful Sweetheart Hop as a money raiser. lVhen shots were given in YVHS. the girls took turns helping. Helpful information was collected throughout the year, and plans of future nursing were talked over. Tolly, Karen, Ginger, and Karen spin records for the dance that was sponsored by the Nurses Club. 108 The Traffic Patrol is on the job fall, winter, Wayne Peterson has been captain for three years, and spring. new -g .1u ' .. Have you noticed lately any boys quietly closing their books and leaving fourth and sixth hour early? This is lNashington High School's Traffic Patrol always ready for the noon and 3:16 rush. Vlayne Peterson, captain for the last two years, took his place as leader of the group again this year. Mr. Miller serves as the adviser of this very efficient organization. YVhat happens when a Traffic Patrol member discovers a Violator? He first reports it to the police, who in turn send him a letter on this Hrst violation. If it's his second offense he receives a traffic ticket. Patrolers Safeguard Students THIRD ROW: M. Eisel, D. Huff, R. Theisen, R. Lovested, R. Trask, Mr. Miller. SEC- OND ROW: G. Jensen, VValtz, L. Tellock, Converse, T. Lindbom, W. Peterson. FIRST ROW: J. Wheeler, J. Lemm, T. Turcotte. FQURTH ROW: J. Flaskerud, E. Miller, W. Anderson, J. Faust, D. Thompson, B. Tusler, J. Brown, T. Lyscio, D . Steele, J. Emerson, T. Krohne, J. Smith, R, Moilanen, K. Zelinske, T. Mudford, P. Nelson, Mr. Shew. FIRST T. Templeton, B. Cowman. THIRD ROW: B. Vinjiek, ROW: Padgette, Pickar, F. Parker, D. Melin, B. D. Rofidal. D. Wright, S. Jelaeic, D. Avery, Karnowski, Eckerly, B. Anderson, J. Graham, T. Stuard. R. Imgrund, P. Herzog, Falconer. SECOND ROW: Lettermen's Club Encourages Sportsmanship The Lettermen's Club of 57-58 was under the direction of Harvey Shew and Fred Kellett. Any boy who has participated in sports during the year is eligible to become a member. During basketball games the lettermen sold pop. At half time they swept the Hoor. They .plan to buy a popcorn machine for use during the following school years at the basketball games. At the end of the season a banquet was held at which thc lettermen received their well-deserved letters. Lettermen officers: Tim, Ken, Doug, and Bill. SJ A Ietterman cleans up after a busy night. 110 THIRD ROW: S. Bock, K. Swearingen, B. Soderman, B. Johnson, E. Olson, R. Kremer, V. Caldwell, O. Barb- knecht, C. Streiff, D. Tauges, E, Perlinger. SECOND ROW: S. Soderman, E, Tougas, L. Hartman, M. Dobson, M. McKay, C. Filteau, K. Wohl, B. Soderman, Y. Hughes, Miss Povaiba. FIRST ROW: M. Franz, B. Nelson, M. Adair, J. Eksten, N. Caughey, R. Magnan, P. Gole, G. Albertson, P. DeRosier, A. DeBord. F. H. A.'ers Anticipate Tomorrow Betty Lou Soderman and Phyllis DeRosier are using new equipment. The Brainerd Chapter of Future Homemakers of America started their year with the installation of ofti- cers. Gloria Albertson was elected president, Betty Johnson, vice-president, Roberta Kramer, secretary, and Betty Lou Soderman, treasurer. Sharon Soderman served as reporter, Phyllis DeRosier, Parliamentarian: and Chapter Mother, Mrs. Rudolph Soderman. Miss Povaiba served as adviser through the year's activities. In November they held their initiation for new members. Attending the District FHA meeting at Aitkin were Gloria Albertson, Velma Caldwell, and Betty Johnson. Some of the members also went to the thirteenth annual convention in Minneapolis. During the year they also sold Christmas and all-occasion cards to raise money. Officers: Ellen, Sharon, Roberta, Gloria, Betty, Betty Lou, and Phyllis pose during their November initiation. G9 46a SPIHQT4 K 4 X- tfmlnf li' I . fy f Q ' 'lv li .Iliff Q 'qji S Q l ohn ttkc time out for a forinal portrait show- in oil tosttiines uscd in the Centennial program. Oflirvrs lltit. Jlllly, Gingvr. gxntl John look owr worltl tensions. 'llio Ctirrvtit Eyt-nts Club stzirtt-cl tht-ir wry stic- ct-sslttl yn-:ir hy tilt-Ctinq ofliccrs who L1l'CJUllll Fitfpzttridx. pu-sitlcntl Gitigcr l2t'icksoii. xicv- prcsiclent: Put Hughes. SL'CI'Cl21l'yl and Judy Rup- pcl. trcasurifr. During thc your they hvlcl their nicctinqs 'lliurstluy noon discussing rt-cent lit-zitllincs. After fl grr-at clvttl of rt-st-arcli and prt-poration. the-y prescntvcl Z1 progratn paying tribute to thc' Minnesota Ct-ntt-nnial. Visits wvrtv tnziclc to tht' Crow Wing Historical Xltiseuni :intl intct'yit-ws were madt' with Carl Wright so that students C0lllCl write tht-ir own scripts. Obtain Knowledge of World Affairs IIIIRD ROW: D. Jackson. N. Delk, M. Vlaldman, McLane. S. Crawford, S. Hughes, Rappcl, Miss N Biol-tlsoncn G. Strange. J. Struthfzrs. R. Mass. SEC- Mostroin. FIRST ROW: M, Ellingson. P Eide, A. UND ROM P. Hughes, C. Struthcrs, Norwood, R. Steinbach, G. Taylor, O. Hcpari, V. Erickson, S. Girard. .2 Diane Long, Bev Kunkel, Kaye Misener. Linda Nel- son. and Darleen Noreen plan the spring tea. Among the many activities of the Commercial Club this YCZII' was a visit to the First Federal Saving and Loan to see the new modern equip- ment used there which included a new type switch- board and Vari-Fax Copying machine. The club also sponsored a bingo booth for the F-S carni- val and held a spring picnic for all members. Under the direction of Rliss Rlargaret Ruud, ad- viser of the group, the Commercial Club elected Ruth Kleinsehmidt, president: Linda Nelson, vice-president: and Betty Lou Soderman. secretary- treasurer. Stenographers Acquire Knowledge IHIRD ROM Miss Ruud D long Whitnu D Xillnow, B. Kunkel. R. Larson. B. Soderman. FIRST -Xustin D 'Noreen F Pruth R YN cygand L lNelson ROW: S. Harrington, S. Stanley. S. Schmidt, S. Hof- Phlstrom P Pikxl P Klint C Banks R Kem ner K, Misener. THIRD ROW: F. Casey. H. Hughes. R. LaCourse. Benzel. FIRST ROW: M. Pzxyeer, K. Ileclburg. S. Mar- D. Twombly. P. Sidney, Halverson. D. Davies. tin. P. Peterson. S. Hughes. S. Sehrom. D. Bajulu. Friedrich. SI:'C.'UND RUIV: C. Morgan. G. Gustafson. A.Wagnel1. B. Johnson. Zettervall, M. Rivers. R. Fleming, Mr. Auf Deutsch, Bitte tSpeak German, Pleasej These Junior High Customers are keeping Pam Peterson and Sue Martin busy during the half time at a basketball game. The German Club was organized under the direction ol' Mr. lienzel. who seryed as the adviser of the group. Its membership includes students taking their first or see- ond year of German. They elected Phil Sidney. presi- dent: Mona McLane. vice-president: Greta Gustafson. secretary: and Betty Johnson. treasurer. The German Club earned money by selling candy at the basketball games. It wasn't all work for the group. though. To observe Christmas in the typieal German way they held a Christmas party and sang Carols in the halls in German. i lva Plz If FRS 1 o inc 1 loo over the gti f erni ,Q .. f. ,Q-, Pi S. ., 75' 0' I ga'!!'i1 2+ 'M' . 1, ff? f-a1 fff f' 5 Q 2 Q , W ,MA -vm Y N vyr-lu' K ,Q V4 M5111 ,R ., , 2 S A f ,V j. 5 9 Ag 'S I ,ll ' f . 4 5 ,, ,. , E ,- ir-'N Ty, ? 45 E h We Q 'R'LA J 4, . ,, 471. . F A A if 5,-tw , 5, t I I K I Mynk ' N f ,f 1 i 'f'W g,, ?'ra-3-'U3fWai 5 . ,Q f 3. , Y ,inf 14 , , - ,, , , fu Q .L G-15M 3.4, . xv ' a 712245125 K, ,ML - 'K H . , . ny?-1 .5 , s - ., ? 3 ' . 'hr ,' A xax . 1, 4,5 x ' ' l K 'I ,, X Q' , . I ' I -4- .ff if? 1 .gy .tty ' --5 'Al-V 4, K-f-eww . w: 1f ' - ' -M i if --- . V Qs 5 M '5 4 ' . . 1. - , L I- 7.1 A - ,. ' fl ' ' 4 ff' wg, y ff.. , Mm F1 5 Q XX X H if 51 ,.,yS 3- The boys hold the1r duly Sprmg gabbmg and lounging session on the lawn as Clarol Stricfl passes. In Spring, ll young Q95 man's fancy turns to . . . C3.X'S n - Seniors Shake and Shine Daxe Mattson and Barb Sheflo Interested Bex 9? form th1s YN H S combo Sophomore mones mikers defeiled Pets Herzog ind Iamce Ben SOD SCHIOYS dll flaw 119 Carol Strieff. Larry Hvhitson. Sharon Mundy. and Bob Bob Lindberg lead the Grand March. .1 Stairwa to Doug Kline plays 'gStzirdust. Shoes discarded by dancers were scattered under the tables. 120 wg AZ' Phil Sidney. Keith Storm. and Burt Fellows hide from the carnz-rn. but Pam Peterson, Judie Mull. and Put Hughes Cllllll. rc-- sist rn peek. ff Kathy Anderson. JC r r y Halverson. Cathy Campbell. and Guy Andcrson procvc-Cl hesitantly throlmh thf- Grand March, Carol HC1klxCHCH pms BCrmC Grosss boutonnicrc to his lapel - 5, 'Hg Due Mattson dlrects the semor members of the cho1r 1: ng. r Semors and the1r mothers are serx ed at the tea table Sprmgtnne Occas1ons Tea Tune Adornlng the tables at the annual Semor Tea held on May 13, 1n the cafeterla, were the class colors llght blue and wlute Nfhstless of ceremomes Hllda Shuley presented a program 1n the 3.LlCl1lOI'1l1I'!1 before lunch was sened MISS Dorothy Lar sen and MISS Irma Dell Adams along wlth a group of JUHIOIS mothers completed the COIIIIIIIUCC that was 1n chalqe of the tea The senlors wlth thelr mothers as guests were serv ed by the junxor g1rls Mothers get xequamted wlth thelr daughters frlends 1... ,...- Another dozen cookles ohn7 QT' ...-...t 128 I Honors Were Theirs Jucly Rappel I'f'L'l'l's'f'Kl the YN' HS. award spon- sored by Jostf-xi for superior service to the school. Presenting the award is Mr, Hellinq. ?'f 1 to Have Bill Erkrrly. FAR LEFT, was the winner of the Bausch--Lomb Sricncc Award. and Don -Ian kson. l,lfI 'l', won thi- Dol-callw , Award, -mp .L- Members of the National Athletir Scholarship Sovivlv urn- Tim Tviilpletoxi. .Ion Gzxbiou. Johii Eiiivrson. Bill Cowriiaii. and Gary Zvi ll. This ye'.11 s junior Ri?lllI'lllIl5 lllI'llllll'Ll Gary Zcrh. Tony Muclforrl, and jon Gabiou. school. lNIr. llelling preserils 'lohn Fitfpnt- rirk the YN ll S iw.ircl spons Jost:-n for his superior serxiec to the Sonja Hyduke and YVayne YVidmark look amazed as Mr, Ilelling presents thern with the American Legion Award for outstanding school citizenship. n-ru-I'-v 'WI Q 1 Bob Massr Andy Bond. and john Fitzpzitrirk. FAR RIGHT, Caine out on top of the World .-'xflztirs test given to all seniors. Lorr.iine Brandt. ABO Vlf, will go to Holland this surnrner under the Arneriran Field Prourzun. Bob Clarke and Janet Norwood are junior representatives to Girls' and Boys' State. This yr-.ir the Betty ilrorkr-r .-Xwzzrd wf-ni to Chirol II:-ikkenen. ? lt! POIi'l' N' . 95 QE N ' 7 227 Hey Pete, don't swallow ....4n4' D0n't just ba1l!', Serum' ymlls Denny he sm IHQS mo IICIIOII. stzmd there! Hit that 8.1 THE 1958 TRACK TEAM. SECOND ROW: Coach Miller FIRST ROW' Earl Wolleat W1 ne H lb k . . . . . .y 0 roo , Bob Nliller. Jim Isle. YVayne Anderson. Buzz Johnson, Fred Parker. Manager Torn Turcotte. NOT SHOlVN: Larry Whitson. Roger Moilanen. Bob Hauck. and Ed Wendell Eliseuson. Track Team Produces Region inner Fighting an uphill battle through the year the track team placed two men in the regional meet held at hloorhead. llue to a poor turn-out the cindermen failed to eompete in the St. -Iohn's Invitational Track Nleet. the main Nlinnesota meet. Competing against great odds in the triangular meet X 4. 4 Doing a fine job as always is Coach Bob Bfiller Head mentor of the track team. 127 held in lirainercl. the team posted fifteen points taking last plaee behind Aitlxin and Little Falls. In the conference track meet second places were won by Tom Lyscio and Doug XYright. Wlinning third was Larry Whitson, who also placed a fourth. Helpful assistant. Coach Blerv Jensen. 55419 iii 1 5ka5f ?ftki6.5ig u i ?':f!wif xv 1,6 u 1 And thcy're off! rx ' 4 ' ' 'u'W 'J'i i i i I l Sfxfiew uw? -ww, ' X ,tt ,,,, At , qnigilggrws . A Doing fine and winning berths in the Regional Hbrking hard to keep the cindermen in shape was Truck lNIeet were Doug YVright and Tom Lyscio. Manager Torn Turvotte. The YYarriors who went to the Regional Track Kit'-et were Doug YYriQht and Torn Lyscio. in the discus and 880 yard run 1'espectix't-ly. Lyscio went On to Compete in the State Trftek Kit-et. Letter winners in truck were 110111 Lyscio. Lirrry XXYIIHSOII. and Doug XN'right. 128 'D' -. arf 4 Ji u xg ' , F A . M A , A 4 ' .v , ,wg 1,5-'Q Y .' 5-fi -sf rg 1-pg -NQF if A 4 L Q, M: : 5-.Q -. .! .., 83 I QU, if ' -..-:' Q '. ti 1 A-pg: 5 ' - Q, - , - . i' g 2- W ' , ' K -.L f -' -H i ' IIQQZEY' - 3 Q , 1 4 Q' fi ' n'f' K hy .5 r, vb' :4. . Ar- 1 'nl .V ij 5 'ir' n 5 w ' . . ,X A 'Zi . A 1, K . , i i ? f E 5 A- ' c Af- -QM I , ui 1 sf . 1 uf- JI, 34, 2 K - j .. ,sshd ,,Iv,i,i'!, f'1?f4-.A Q , . , . ,f S, 'Q VV it xnxx.-4, qw, h A gf, -4., X ku . iv 1 VI, VI, I er, 2 , y w I .Eilli ,. f?a'A4?afY-4,8-isfgaffiffbyizalvswf.-11. n ,a,.yJ,4.3 f v .NL - I n Y y .'1'!'Q.- 1'- - 'v1 .,'ti3v. f w ' 1?4 .rf-P - 4 -. ,, A -Nm, .. ' ay,- nl, wr- v. - -' , .14 k --.' ,r,,a.,1, 2, i.,ft,:,4-, ffr,'5'.' 'f ' A ,' -A. ' - w , r 1 .f . - g -A4154 5, , . - 'f , ,. 1111.4 ,,Y-fy... A-N-'24 .5 A 1' - ,, In Ike! .. Lg' lla 1 54 THIRD ROW B Kuehmlchel Boeder B Dybuk son B Eel-eerly R Alholm andj Erlckson FIRST T Lysclo H johnson Manager lloule Jeff Smlth R011 F Thompson B Ylnje Brown VV Ellseu and Krueger SFCOND ROH Dan Melln Han son B ohnson D Mott andR Kramer Baseball Enjoys Successful Season Perfoxmlnq under the efhclent eludmg of coaches Kernut Aase and Fred Kellet the YN arrlors bagged four and lost three of thelr ex en ball games for a 571 season Due partly to cold weather and partlx to weakness on the mound the XNa1r1oxs lost the1r Hrst game a 9 1 dec1s1on to C I The Aasemen came back fast howexer ehubbm the Gobblers at Alt lem 7 2 and defeatlng the Ran ers at C I 6-3 Mox 1n on to Staples the XX arrlors exhlblted some powerful hlttlng and sharp lnfield play to SCHEDULE Crosby-Ironton Aitkin 2 5 Crosby-Ironton 3 12 Staples 2 2 Little Falls 21 1 Little Falls 11 19 Aitkin 1 THEY swamp the Cardmals 12 2 Swapplng ehamonds for the next two encounters w1th L1ttle Falls the YN arrlors lost both games decldedly 2 21 a d 1 11 Flyer fastballer Lou1s Elch had the Wfar r1or batmen completely handcuffed throughout On the home d1amond for the last game of the season the Aasemen completely overpowered Alt lun 19 1 w1th B111 Vxnje and Harold ohnson Swlllglllg powerful bats as they had throughout the season Head Coach Kermxt Aase An unidentified erd batter connects for one of the YVarriors' hits against Little Falls. Bruin- .. -ti I A, if - Wendy Eliseusan moves in for the grab. t , V , H, ER As Harold Johnson turns around, he realizes that he is caught in the old familiar hotbox J .4 -. Qv.. 3 ,sl H- This will test his skill! '1 Cfi ' 1 oo . V .0 Q x' Q O , V 'Y I .Q Spring Beckons Golf Starting out in fine style, the golf team, under the direction of coach lVally Engbretson, won its two regular season matches with Crosby. The lYarriors went on to capture the District 24 team title with Gary Zech, Ray Imgrund, and Chuck Chalberg win- ning their matches. In the Region 6 tournament Z1-ch and Imgrund again came through with victories to earn their way to the State Tournament. This is the first time that a Brain- erd golfer has gone to State. SECOND ROIV: Coach YVally Engbretson. R. Imgrund, P. Brandt. G. Zech, and Kar- nowski. FIRST ROW: C. Chalberg. T. MCCoullough, and B. Bloom. SECOND ROIV Tim Templeton Ben Pulkrabek FIRST ROW Pete Herzog John Fitz patrick MISSIING Coach Chuck Pettit And Tenms Enthusiasts The tennis tt am under the dlrection of Coach Chuck Pettit has had a xery successful season this year drop ping only one match to St. ohns. Templeton, Herzog, and the Pulkrabek, Fitzpatrick duo placed in the district Finals, thus qualifying for the Regional meet. This team brought home the regional trophy. Playing at the State tournament will be the doubles team of Pulkrabek and Fitzpatrick, and the singles champion, Tim Templeton. Pete, showing good form, uses his backhand stroke. .Y 74' B -. 'V -4, Stretching to smash a high lob is Tim Templeton SCHEDULE XYINNER Brainerd Brainerd Brainerd Brainerd St. Johns Brainerd Brainerd Brainerd Brainerd OPPONENT lN'adena Bemidji St. Cloud Tech Detroit Lakes Brainerd XN'adena Morris District Regional SPAIN INDONE PAWST f ' l . ZEALANI N 1' f f'N.. 1 umm .mm Mun, ,MM .ummm U s?.xn6.IH llllllzl lZA'l'I0 These dancers appear to be resting 6' after Z1 bout with rock 'n' roll. Gerry monkey Faust does a little traveling in the wires above the basketball hoop. l lists-ua 134 ? 1 A FIFTII ROW: A. Aspholm. A. Loerning, D. Grams B. Britton. D. jaekson, F. Rudolph. A. Johnson, B Yinje. C. Bible. Il, Austin. L. Liebeg, G. Strobel FOURTH ROW: R. Britton. R. Canghey. F. Hardy F. Lernm. R. Gillespie. H. Cronquist. B. Tauges. Mr. Gray. THIRD ROW: B. Tautges. Killian. Davis VV. Barett, YY. Hillman, L. Jarnot. R. Kunkel. C. Eisel C. W'ohl. D. Osvold, J. Exe. SECOND ROW: B Kleinsehinidt. A. Streifl. Cv, lNIc'Kay, R. Grains, E Thiesse. E. Bloreoinb. D. Lindberg. Niehols. L. Al bertson. B. Lambert, FIRST ROW: R. Sypnieski, G Derby. II. Koering. G. Stieha. F. F. . Reaps Benefits 'eoniplislnnents during the year for the Future Far- niers of Atneriea inelnded a sweepstakes award in the neation building at the State Fair. The land judging and crops teznn placed second in the distrift and thus qualified for state competition, For the eleventh con- seeutive year the parliamentary teain plated first in the distriet and placed fourth in the state. Four seniors, Don Jackson, Allyn Johnson. Dirk Grains and Alvin Koering received the highest honor 1 the title of State Farmer. Don Jaekson was also the reeip- ient of the DeKalb Award. FFA week was eelebrated with displays in downtown windows as well as in the halls at school. A trip to at Laker game ended the week's aetivities. Fourteen boys attended the State FFA Convention. Diek Crarns and Bill Yinje were delegates from Brainerd. Officers Bill. Diek. Bennie. Alvin. Allyn, and Don wait for a meeting to begin in the Ag room. Ronnie and jerry rare out of the shower room to avoid another dousing at the annual FFA initiation. Melvyn Fahning was one of the speakers at the 19th animal FF.-X convention. Repertoire . 0 J Sing Ye ' som Psalm . Apostrophe How Fair the Church Come Soothing Death ' C Spring Love and Grief Advent Motet Y Lullaby on Christmas Eve Auf Dem Berge Showboat Medley Mexican christmas Little Wheel a Turnin' Son. of Man . t Q Y- Q' V ' B' is ' ' I . M ' F' P . ! l . V' . K' NK-. .. L . V wf 'af Y, If FOURTH ROW: J. Leese, R. Kuehmichel, T. Lyscio, R. F reema! . Wgeish B. Gross, R. Schrader, D. Wayt, R. Kunde, D. Harjes, R. Lentner, J. Strut e, G. Howard. THIRD RQWQ J. Grahm, W. Eckerly, D. Mattson, D. Gamradt, J Brenner, P. Herzog, D. Larson, T. Templeton, R. Metzer, T. Stanley, N. Delk, L T. Lindbom, T. Turcotte, F. Teigan. SECOND ROW: F. Skarloken P. Ywalters, K. Griniger, S. Nyhus, R. Dobson, D. Schewneman,- B. Moulton H. Jacobson, M. Peterson, K. Spilman, A. Clark, S. Hyduke, J. Norwood, J. Benson R. Pikula, P. Leese, C. Hurlbert. FIRST ROW: Schultes, Trees, C. Conway, D. Loya, G. Sundquist, P ' '- DeVries, S. Christian, B. Sheilo, R. Larson, ,J- .:,.-LJ'-gil SEQ' B ' , K. Misener, G. Erickson, s S n 1. K ..,, . Jax 5 . K Q 1, ' V :az iz. ' seems' --1 M iitg ' ' ' 'Ki gmt, 'eg I .Ewa as '-, , ' f- f:- 1 nl , A J f N , R . Q- , . s?ffgeg.,jvf,L5.,. g , . B . U W, all -, ., ' N 5 . is ' if . R W , .. fi, in f - fi V lf? I . K . ,, . ' S- ' 1 Q M. ,s A fl- . ...mf A 3 ! -' Q? i' I 9 r if 0 3 f ities id? 5 q' ,. ' F 'kb 53 f' 4- ng ' Tw A 'F .C ,HW 4 4 4 1 'Q , J Q A 1 In President Pete Herzog Accompanists Kathy, Mary, Carol, Chris, and Marlys help Sharon figure out a hard chord. ,V if f 1-' Q -Q.. ff.- LJ . S. s.. lik ,-.1 FOURTH ROW: J. Maxe, B. Dybvik, R. Novitzki. R. Fellows. L. Monasmith, Zander. B. Bertelt, C. Chalberg, R. Collett. L. Brusscau, B. Kramer. THIRD ROW: F. Thompson. R. McGuire. E. Holm. R. Zilka. C. Kleven. L. Boeder, A. Canfield, Magee. A. Finger. K. Storm. D. Doty. D. Dulum. SECOND ROIVJ Peake. H. Grabner, K. Larson, Jowano- Secretary-Treasurer Kitty Grinager Vice-President Jim Bronner Music Hath 'iSing Yeu sums up the activities of the WN'ashington High School Choir. As the year began the choir was busy with money makers. The football season saw the concession stand put to good use as the choir sold pop, hot dogs, popcorn, and hot colgfee. The other main fund raiser was the annual magazine sale. Netting over 33.200 the choir deemed it a very successful drive. With the small fortune that the choir accumulated a trip was taken to Mr. Hansen's home town of Amery, lNisconsin. The trip was an exchange affair because the Brainerd choir entertained the Amery choir April 19 and 20. The Brainerd choir planned a party for them and they ended their stay with a concert before the student body. Brainerd's choir also sang at South- vitz, P. Bedal, C. Streiff, Kellett, C. Fodness, K. Bor- den. C. Hcikkencn. P. Englehart, K. VVagncr. FIRST ROIV: S. McDonald, P. Stanley, K. Koering, M. Pay- cer, J. Skillings. H. Akre. M. W'aldman. C. Swanson. S. McKeehan, S. Peterson, C. Kasprick, Stardig, M. Johnson, Conway, L. Nundahl. Soloists Barb Sheflo Jack Grahm Rozanne Larson Claudette Hurlbert 8,2 Charm west High in Minneapolis and as solo group and part of a mass group was heard at the May Festival at St. Olaf College. The people of Brainerd also had an opportunity to hear our fine choir. The most unusual concert they presented was during the Christmas season. They sang in the new First Federal building and their voices were broadcast over downtown Brainerd as well as over KLIZ. The choir also sang in the con- ventional fashion, for the Rotary Club and the small choir entertained the Episcopal Guild. The exchange student, Ova Hepari also got into the act at the midwinter concert playing a duet with Sharon Nyhus. The choir proved its worth in the contest at l'Va- dena. All three choirs received A ratings which they well deserved. The year was brought to a close as the choir sang together for the last time at graduation. ' tm x 7 N' f Mr. Curtis Hansen ,Q s .1 Dave gives Mary H. and Mary W. a few pointers. CHOIR CABINET, THIRD ROIV: Jim. Dave. Tom. SECOND ROW: Mary, Marilyn, Claudette, Shelley, Faye, Keith. FIRST ROW: Shirley. Helen, Sharon. Janet, Kitty, Pete. FOURTH ROW: D. Shultz, S. Bock. M. Gates, D Olson, T. Cheney, Weinhandl, C. Peterson, Fitch K. Jenson, E. Ellstrom, P. Bcntly, E. Lawson, E. Yes chik. THIRD ROW: R. McAllister. D. Lentner, S Hughes, Theien, F. Boelter. V. Baakkonen. K. Sol- heim, S. Thone. S. Jensen, N. Peterson, M. Bently, M. Coulter, J. Lively. SECOND ROW: D. Smith, M Hedlund. Toumi. L. Steinbach, B. Crandall, S DeChaine. R. Jacobs. C. Helstrom, Ebeling, S Mundy. L. Young, D. Murphy, S. Stanley. FIRST ROW: B. Disrud, llogy. S. Templeton, S. Bisson M. Cossette. M. Dobson. Bang, S. Westin, D. Lind- berg. NI. Strand. D. Kranz. C. Laflin, S. Avery B.Padgette. 2 I I Mb I Ul'lfTl1 Iflillif' B. Crandall. P. Deming. B. Anderson, J. Suu.-r. D, Williams. L. l,oiigfm-llow. L. Ydc. S. Jensen, Flilllillllfg. Leach. K. Sollicini. THIRD RUl1'.' J Tgiylcrr. S. l'L1clgc'ttc', N. Srhiu-ty. ll. Wvollcgit. R. Jzifolvs l.. Smrkcy. K, Norwood. J, K4-llvtt. QI. .Xndc'rson. D O'D.iy. .SiIfC,'U.N'D Rfilii: NI. I5l'Illll'y. l.. KI'l'gl'l' BI. Cus- En jo Athletics 'lilif' -JllIllUI'S uncl Sviiirurs c'0mll1c'tm-ml Ilia-il' iiivvlings on Blunrlgiy night with llis- nllivvis: IJl'4'Sllll'Ilt, Klalry Juan Julinsun: xim'c'-Imirsimlm-iii. l.UIiI'LllI1l! lirzuicllz sw1'c-t11i'y-txuislirvr. Jiiclic- ixllllll :incl scr- gvzint ut zirins. Gingvr lhivkswii. 'l'ln- Suplmiiiurc-s ln-lcl llivir IIll'l'llIlQS 'llwsclziy night Zllillfl' suliool. 'llic-ir ofhcs-rs wcrc-5 p1'm'siclm'iit. lXIzn'ily11 Cfwssc-ttv: x'ic'c--pn-sicli-lit. Lois XvCll'I sc-c'1'c-tu1'y-tra-asm111-r. Linda Klinc-1 and sc-rgczint at arms. Roclic-llv Jcnscn. 'ilu' yn-111' concluded with L1 picnic for all mcmhcrs. to 21 game of softball. sette. L. K. HL-dlmcrg. D. Lindlivrg. BI. Rustcn. K. Kocring. BI Hcdlund. FIRST ROW: M. Spangler, S. Sathcr. M Fitzsinions, A. Schaefer. G, Helstroin. L. Kline Adolphson. K. llill. J. Marshall. P. Paul. S. Borg. J. Brod- inus. Livvly. S. G1kllL1I1I. D. Ashly. if . . .A Ofhcers of thc- Sophomore group ready for cloublcs are Marilyn, Linda. Lois. and Shells-y. Lii1d.1 lfiusiiiimons nuts L1 milk facial at initiation. SFCOND ROIV Oxa Hepari Bev Kunkel Wayne Widmark Bill Eckerly Owen Greenly Bob Lindberg Gary Zeeh Andy Bond John Fitzpatrick Don ack son Christine Banks Judy Rappel FIRST ROW Ruth Kleinschmidt Georglanne Taylor Suzanne Cir ard Sonja Hyduke Pat Hughes Roberta Kramer Carolyn Struthers Ann Clark Pam Peterson eanne Pihlstrom Betty Soderman I Would Rather Have Honor Than Honors OFFICERS Bob Georgianne Ova and John look on as Gary displays the symbol of their newly won honor Twenty three seniors became official mem bers of the National Honor Sociftx on April 23 Society members are elected on tht basis of the four prmci scholarship leadcr ship eharacher, and service Chosen to represent these Ideals xstrt udw Rappel scholarship Sonja Hyduke cliarae ter Bex Kunkel, setvlcei and cfinnc Pihl strom leadership Gary 'Zech explfuntd the colors and emblem ofthe society. The society elected ohn Fitzpatrick presi- dent' Bob Lindberg vice-president: Gcorffi- anne Tavlor secretary' and Ora Hcpari, treasurer. At the ceremony of initiation the members pledffed themselves to uphold the high purposes of the National Honor Society. The National Honor Society retires from the stage. Scholarship Lights the Lamp of Knowledge Twenty-four of Washington High School's Seniors were named as honor graduates this year on Recognition Day held April 23. This honor is given strickly on i ,basis. A student quali- fies if he maintains a UBB average'tl!f0v1ghout his high school years. The honor graduates received a congratulatory letter from the principal Mr. Blackford. this year's list of honor grads were Judy Rappel, who valedictorian, and Bill Eckerly, named salutatorian, To end Recognition Day the Student Council sponsored an Honor Banquet which both honor graduates and the newly initiated members of the National Honor Society attended. 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