Q A53 ,T Q 445 f 1 :5 E123 .1154 Q ' 3-15 '29 ' me-1 -,551 5353 95153 3 lm wsu . -Ae? ' 'ESR ' . . V ffl 9 ' 12: , ,gg T221 LQ, aff? rss ri if-'7 'Jigga : -L f -- ' in .X -RQ - - -- f.-q,F.gyf5. - J , , '--'sa-.asf-2.51522-2-gi in :- 1 :Z 2- r. m - j-gg-51:35425515:-j.:g4:-7,,r1 'IW I ..h..........,... 1 , , f- , is Q3 fi , pf , Q -.v-MA-.f wx 4 g Aff -. I 1 .41 . 8 , 5454 .ew- '9 .4-.--4... M- .. - A...,.,.- 2 cf' E4 If 1' If Q . g by V- : ?' mf' an 1 3,7 5 nl . 4 .,,A , 'r , 'ttf-yt' fr f?5'M9 - -- ...-. -'f ff ww -ragga -- ' '-xi, 'I -as .Q ..aF1I'2 2 n wiv ir .. . n,,,,,, QA .N 4' .al fi' Asff ' -' 1 Akin. Q ZEQQWQQ. , .ar , ' - , . ' ' ' .Q Q f 1. --' -'Hai A M3 ,, A Y fm Q ' Q.. +f-f-.--.- . - -A 1 x A 1111 I 1 2,7gM? 42ixifJ ,,, Z 7 4 . s f , ,Z rm' W.--M iii' WK ' 'H 7' 'V ' ' .Q 'aff' - ' i V - R ,,, ' s s 'I , , .2 ft U X- 5 5-lx: . ., , . :A I, D :.. ,h 1, 1 Ai . , B n 1 I A fx K' K13.',gr5' ' 4 -41 -24 - ...I vw A .ri V 'W , A N 55: -- 'T .4 ' J il' Ki l'f'nfs M -1-LQ.-. 75' ' ' x A Zi C QQ Y sw 'Cf RAI NONIAN L, 3, 54 J-A , - ' ' ,JOG 7 A111111111s11 1111111 11 1111111 1511111 118.5117 111 1311111111111 131 111111111 111 C 11011111 '1111 rs C 1 1111 11s1111 LS 1 C 01111111 111 1 1111 111 I 11 1 s 131 1111' 1111111 1111 1 1s ll 1 1' lC1I11X I 1ClI11X 1111 IS 011 111101152111 IC 5111111 11 C 111111111 F1111111 1i11s1n1Q9 I 1 lC1CIS 1411111r1 I'1111111Q of fX111111C1 P1111111 H1111111111111 IS of A1111 1111 Ill1lllC NIIISCS of XIIICIIC 1 F1111111? IC'1C11Cl9 of A1111 1161 C'11111'111 C 11117 G1119 A11111111 fXsS0C1'111on C1111- 1-19 143 1-1 106101 94 O9 198199 8 9 11 86 91 3 19 H01111 10111111 82 84 111111111 C111111'111S 111111111 S111 ll 11 11111 1111111 119 Table of 15:1 ' 'z 1 '1111' ....,...................,.., 56 1 .......,........,.,............ 1 -116 1 ' 1. 1 I ......,....,.....,..,.., 110-111 I1 '- .....................,.......,. 11 -121 C111 1: 1511111111-1 ,.....,....,.......,... -19 T - '- 1 .............., .....,..... 5 7 C1llI'IkC'I11 E'-11: ...,..,....,.......,....,. 13- 1 ' 2 ' .............................,. -1-5 Eng' -- C11 1 ...............,....... . , 138 'z 1 J' .....................,....... 1- h -1119 T1 ' I' '1 ....,.,.............. 140-141 , . . V . - . . . . . . . . - A . . . . . . . 1 . . . . 1 . , . 2 4 F11 ' '1QI1 .' ' 1 1 .111-1' .....,........ 108 1 ' 1 1 I 1' '- .11 ............,..... 133 l 1 1 1 'Q ' 11 . . ................ 135 my 4 ' '1 - . .,.,.....,, 131 1 , 7 '- . ' 4 'z ...... ........... 1 2-1 ' u 1 1 ............,.. 12' -5' 'G , -1 . 1 ................,.,.,...... 126 CE . ............. 1--113 1 1 .....,,.,.......................,,.. 104 ' ' 1-1 . -. ....,..,..........,...... 52 :T ii: ' ' .' 1 I' .....................,..... 53 1 1 . ...,..,.,................... 100 Contents l Ygllxl-Aj If unlor Class Plax Umor I21X1i1OI'l umors I mn C b Itttcrmcn S Club I 1131113 C lub 'Vim te Crew Or amfatlons O1 amfatlons DIXISIOHS Pow YN ow Prom Semor Class Plax Scmor DIVISION Qnmor rlca Sophomore Un mon 'iophomorcs gpccnl AwarclQ Sponiors Sports Sports IDIXIQIOH Student C'ounc1l Tabla of Contcnw Tcnrns Thcspxam Txtlc Pa c Tracl Traffic Patrol xvlt Stlm 6061 65 71 9 110 139 108 109 130131 78 59 72 73 7181 5151 110151 8610 848 'J 101 03 131 00 Os ' I .1 I' ......................... 62 ' ' ...............,........ - ' ............................... . - ,L ' ilu ..........,.......,.......... 127 . - ', I .....,..............,.. 139 Q 1 I ...,....,...........,...... 1-3 A .....,...................... 136 g ' ..............,......., - ' . ,. 4' ..........,.............. 50 . ' ' ' .........,,,,............. 6-7 J . - ' ........ . .,................. . 51 Seniors ...............,................ 8-48 7 Q -X - CC9' ................... - . ' r XX C . ...........,.................. ' h . , ' .........,............., 11 5-1 - 1 f , .....r...,.,..,.,...... 2-3 1 1 . f ............ ' ..,................... 105 Z ' . ...,.......................... 122 ' g ......,......,.....,.....,..... l V f Q .,.......,...,................ -l . -.Q V, walyw-in-nina Ya .. gg f any is f X 4 f -. 5 Q 99K,'f'4-f Q---- d--- 4 f' X . 'f- ff -fi' 1 W m, i .E i'1f 'P' 31, x,. r Iivlvrwhbum, f A :GEN 1' ' Q ff W.. OO ' Q Q - e- O I Q 0 .' P A f 'Af .4 -h Q 'Hall O A f 'I ,ff .P-5? f 1' just as thvse two mon hc-lped us to aim for our goals and Chart our Courses. wc. thv Brainonian staff of 1959. hopv that this annual will clearly map thc prcccclirlg year, and preserve for later revol- lcction. the highways of high school. 5 M M1 9 PEW' W' ':5 H: M ' ' ' f h15. 225321 i,-,ggi h 3, VQZLT gig. if 1, .1-W5 an .za an ff 3535? A' r,ggi,,,Q :' MAE M4 , . , ,V 41,-X, 406215 A ,,,, A www my M wan' 5 sv www wanna M wauggww ww W- -win MK ffsffzvhw wh wwf: f' H41 351 Mg if 5 f J A9393 as as mm, squw ma w Jwiiilbig .LJ ngiliil M ,fx 411399513 ,V vii, .5 zgr..fw,,1HiEvP1 A1570-:M A' Him ll 30 5T1I'i?54. Q QNWA lima 3 u yew- - -'fvfmv 12 ill JP . WU 1 ', V' K y-www' ,f flsmw W iw gg: gig, ffm 'ws -'ffifwkv M Mm fm Mm MBI W A, , A, f- 'WPSZ9 W' fiwihz H3 lm' ,mi 1' qv,1w'.1ll!3Yi!llillK1 ' EW -K ' mmm' Em-ig, . -JJRfx'W' iii 3 l E 5i , ,, fwsf.fp- - w :nu wmunnlawtaimulggw WW KW ,gl Miki fi? 9346? IH 4 3. , .awarsm Lx.M,,...m,mswp.wMu93 i13y1p0'L .- ,X . , N, W' ' v,f.f,j 1 -' 6 A Q r ,.. ' A ' .G , , 4 - f W -ww - ,g,,,., 4, . ' ,WM V K ' 4 a ,I--I FQ? ,ff ,fi lg Senior Class K Q1 Hclcn M. Akre Gloria P. Albertson We... HELEN M. AKRE GAA 1,21 FNA 1.2.3. Vice President 1. Prcsidcnt 3: Latin Club 1, Yicc Prcsidcnt 11 Pow Wow 1.2.3. News Editor 3: Glcc Club l: Choral Club 2: Chcorlcztdcr 1.2.31 Homecoming Attendant: Br-st Groorncd: Choir Cabinet 2: Honor Society Honor Grad 3. RANDY L. AKRE Runnin Homecoming Escort. Randy L. Akre GLORIA P. ALBERTSON FHA 1.2.3, President 2g Brainonizin 2.3. KATHERINE M. ANDERSON Kathi GAA lg Pow Wow 2.3, Page Editor 33 Band 1.2.3g Honor Society. Katherine M. Anderson lt looks as if Bruccis Chev is the victim, ready to bc John P. Anderson Lillian M. Anderson JOHN P. ANDERSON FBL 3g Band 1. LILLIAN M. ANDERSON KfLilJJ GAA 1.2. ROBERT CI. ANDERSON Andy Lc'tt0rrn0n's Clulm 3, Srfrvtalry-Trfwislirvr 3: Footlmll 3: Track 3: YN'rvstling 1. SANDRA J. ANDERSON Sandy , GAA 1.2: Latin Club 1: Brziinoniun 1.2.3. Art Editor 3: Band 1.2.31 Class Cabinet 3: Band Cubinvt 2: Band Treasurer 35 Folsom Music Award: Honor Grad 3. l fi Robert G. Anderson Sandy J' Anderson TOLLY J, ANDERSON 'Andy' FNA 1. WAYNE C, ANDERSON Lettcrmc-n's Club 1.2.31 Footlmll 11 Bziskctball 1,2,3g Track 2.3. Customized hy some XN'.H.S. experts. Tolly Anderson Wayne C. Anderson ---4 HOWARD R. ASPHOLB1 H0wieJ' FFA 1.2.3, Serrctary 3. '-5:4 Howard R, Aspliolni , RIAS . S115 .lfrlrlzf liN.X 1.1.5. fllll'l't'll1 l'lXl'llli 'Y Pm-p Ninrlys Austin 2. Virginia A. Bziakkonen Delores A. Bnrken DIANNE BAJIQLA GAA 1,21 German Club 1.2, Treasurer 13 Band 1.2.33 Cheerlezlder 1.2.31 IIOITIFCOIIHHE Attendant: Clzlss Cabinet 13 Buncl Cabinet 31 Student Council 2.33 Junior Class Snow Ball Queen: Honor Society, DARLEEN F, BARRETT Art Club 1. 6 VIRGINIA A. B.-MXKKONEN 'Tznm FTA lg FN.-X 2.5: Lurrr-nt Events 2.31 Clem- Club 1.2: Cl Club 3: Honor Grad, DELORES A. B.-XCKEN junior Class Plriy. Dianne Bajula Darleen F. Barrett Seniors JANE I' M. BARRETT Janet M. Barrett Patsy D. Bell PATSY D. BELL Pat PATRICIA L. BENTLEY Won t someone show us thc way to go home? ffpaff CHARLES J. BIBLE FBL 3, Secretary 3g Glee FFA 1-2-31B21HCl 1. Club l,2. 3 K Q' Patricia L. Bentley Charles Bible Lillie M. Bergstrom jane D. Bisck E QQ LlI.LlE M. BERGS FROM ' LN JANE Im. Bisrx HIIIVII-6' I.ilJr11ry Club 1.2.3. President is of SHARON M. BISSON Sherry GAA 1.2: Choir 33 C100 Club 1.2. GERALD L. BISTED Moose,' FFA 1.2.31 Lettermen's Club 1,2.3: Football 1,2,3g Wrestling 1,2,3. Dave Blackford Judith L, Blackwell . . lf Charles A. Biakeman Larry Boeder Sharon M. Bisson Gerald L. Bisted DAVE J. BLACKFORD Butch Pow Wow 2: Band 1: Junior Class Playg Foreign Student Play 2: Senior Class Play. JUDITH L. BLACKWELL judi CHARLES A. BLAKENIAN FFA 1,2,3. Vice President 3. LARRY J. BOEDER Thespians 3: Current Events 1.2.33 Pow Wow 1.2: Choral Club 1.2.31 Junior Class Play: Foreign Student Committee l.2,3. .ge--fe 3. .. .........a Q I 0 'Q y 1 .D . .., . .,,.--g-mviurv-- U.. ' raye A. Boelter Jeff Bolme KAREN K. BORDEN Bordie FNA 2g FHA lg Glee Club lg Choral Club 2. GERALD A. BOURASSA jerry Lettermen's Club 3g Track lg Wrestling 2g junior Class Play. When spring arrnes its tops down for the fortunate Convertible owners, We I lo O O O Q FAYE A. BOELTER Boltzl' Glee Club 2. Choral Club 3: Choir Cabinet 2: Pep Club 2. JEFF BOLME Choir 1. Karen K. Borden Gerald A. Bourassa LORRAINE A. BRANDT GAA l,2,3, Vice President 2, President 3g Latin Club lg Brai- nonian 1.2.3, Editor-in-Chief 3g Band 1,2,3: Most Likely To Suc- ceed, Best Scholar: Class Treas- urer 2: Class Cabinet 31 Band Cabinet l: Student Council 35 Foreign Student Committee 2,3g Summer Exrhange Student 25 Honor Grad: Honor Society. FORDON NI BROWN Gardze Qinc-ers C lub I Pow YN ow llorncrouunq F fort Honor C rid 3 Lorraine A. Brandt Gordon M. Brown Larry E. Brusseau Donald R. Caldwell Spent Many LARRY E. BRUSSEAU Engineers' Club 3: German Club 1: Choir 15 Honor 'l' 'W Grad 3. CATHERINE C. CAMPBELL Cathy GAA 1,35 FNA 3: Current Exents 3, Transfer Student 2. DONALD R. CALDWELL Don Lettermenls Club 35 VVres- tling 1,2,3. ,Mor Y' r ,S 'E ...... M... .-'.,.-.. . ..--,. ' nu -.. JAMES C. CAMPBELL fffimli Engineers' Club 2,3g Pow Wow 2g Band 1,2,3g Class Cabinet 1g Honor Gradg Honor Society. BRUCE A. CANFIELD ffwfckff Choral Club 1,2. Soon to be replaced is our Hag which Hies daily over W.H.S. 14 . ,f gun! Catherine C. Campbell James G. Campbell Bruce A. Canfield 'QQ I Glenda G, Chase Harriet Clabo ROBERT M. CLARKE Bob Radio Club 3, President 35 Football 25 Boys' State 2g Honor Societyg Honor Grad: Salutatorian. BYRON H. CLIFFORD Babe Thespians 2.33 Traffic Patrol l,2g Junior Class Play Stage Crcwg Senior Class Play Stage Crew. ffr . an l Hours . . . GLENDA G, CHASE FNA 3g Latin Club 1,24 B HARRIET J. CLABO Robert M. Clarke and l,2,3. ffRed,, Hard Black R W f L Byron H. Clifford l. n.4n M J.- fw' if Z4 Y tp I, X ,fun 5 ,, I-jig. ailfwifggri rv ri 1 w zwgg, A rt-:il bit in the SC. Vzxudvillv Show wus this livvlv tfroup of lllllSlfl.lllS which iiirliiclr-cl Marv johnson lbroom strummc-rr, jack Fraum-n. lntrry Sm-wr-rt. and fi.trry Clollt-llc. Garry F. Collette Homer E. Cronquist Working . . . GARRY F, COLLETTE Harry Beatnik Choir 35 Homecoming Escortg Choir Cabinet 35 Dance Band JUDY A. CONWAY Jude GAA 1,25 Choir 3g Clce Club lg Choral Club 2. Judy A. Conway HOMER E. CRONQUIST FFA 1,2,3. , if uk lk' Howard R. Cronquist Joe, Jan, and John are three of the Mostest-bestest HOWARD R. CRONQUIST FFA l,2,3g Movie Crew 1. Students- Robert W. Curtis ROBERT W. CURTIS Bob Engineers' Club 1,2,3g Band l,2,3g Foreign Student Play 3. SHARON Y. De CII.-XINE Sha GAA 1.2: Thcspians 2.3. Vice President 3: Pow Wow 3 Glce Club l: Choral Cluh 2.3, Sccrctary-Treasurer 2.3 Ilomccoming Attendantg Class Cabinet 2.3: Choir Cabine 2.31Junior Class Play. DAVID DRAKE Dare Sharon Y. DeChaine RICHARD C, DIQLLUM 'fDuIIie lvfovic Crew 31 Choral Clu 1.2.3. David Drake www Richard C. Dullum Pat is best dancer. along with Allan. who is also best instrurnentalist and class flirt. Darlene was rated best vocalist. june E. Eliingcr JUNE E, EBINCER MARSHA KI. DYBVIK Mar.fh GAA 1: Band 1.2.31 Best Girl In strumentalist: Folsom Music Award 2. A391-Q Marsha Dyhvik 17- judy A. Edstrom Patricia P. Hide Clayton E. Eisel Zane K. Emstad p ZR Juni .x IZDSTROM PNA 1: Latin Club 1: Pow XX on 3.3. Honor Grad. PENNY QI. ENGELH.-XRT Pen fo GAA 1: Choral Club 1,2g Class Cabinet 1: Bowling 1.2. Prvsidvnt 2. PATRICIA P. EIDE Pat GAA 1.21 FNA 3: Current Excnts 2.3. CLAYTON E. EISEL Clay FFA 1.2.3. Rrportcr 3: Trzlflsm Patrol 1.2. Getting into the spirit of 1 wirp Season are Tom Turrottv and Judy Hcikkcncn. WN'ho says n girl c'z1n't bf' a gcntlclnun? ZANE K. EMSTAD Zekef' German Club 31 Pow RONALD E. EYENSON WOW I-Igynf-r0n1i11g E5- Baseball 22 lvf9SIl1I'l2 Cort: Ilonor Grad. Trark li 18 Penny Engelhart Ronald E Evcnson 411 John P. Falconer Playing . . . unvs E, Flzxskvrull l,Ul,.-X H. FIQLDSIHN .IUIIN P. l .'Xl.lIUNIiR jon Lf'1lf'UIlt'I1lS Club 1.3: Footlmll 1.2.3. JOHN P, FERGUSON Track 1.3: YN'rs-stling 1.2.3. 'ITQDITH D. FITCH 'rfudyn G.-XA 1.2.33 Choir 3g Glce Club 1.2. JAMES l L.AXSKliRL'D 'lfzmmvy l'l!flwIZf'u FBI, fl. PLlI'llLiIllf'IlIliI'l.ll'1 33 I.:-ttf-rmr-uk fflull 1.1.31 11 mli.m 1: 'fo lg .i. Elull.1skrAl11.1l1 lk-J 111111114111 ELIZEBETH M' . K . ' . . I I.l .lSCillllACIKFR X811-5111119 li juruor 1.11155 UBRH. ,, Pluyg lforviuxu Sluclf-ut ' COYIlII1llIC'C 2.31 Irurzmxu- mls l.11,clL13IlllIl fl, 1 19 Lola E. Feldsicn John P. Ferguson I Judith D. Fitvh Elizvlmc-111 Nl. l71visc'l1h4xc' kc-r Carol Fodness Brian E. Foster Diana Foster Franco Y. Frztndoli Enjoying CAROL FODNESS Latin Club l.2. Trcustlrvr 2: Currrnt Fxvnts 3: Glve Club li Choral Club 2,31 Honor Grad. BRIAN E, FOSTER Engincvns Club 3: Transfer Student 2. DIANA FOSTER Deen CA.-X l: FTA 33 Cvrinzin Club 33 Pow XYOW l: Clw- Club l:Ch0r:1l Club 3. FRANCO V. FRANDOLI Engint-c-r's Club 33 Currvnt Iivvnts 3: Pow XVOW 31 Choir 3: Tvnnis 3: Ilmnr-voining Esvortx Choir Cnbint-t 33 Student Council 31 Forvign Student Comrnittcc 3: Foreign Exrhnngc Student. Marilyn Franz ,lark M. Franzen MARILX IN J. FRANZ UCENSORED! ! FII.-X 1.2: Glce Club 31 Choir Cabinrt 3. JACK NI. FRANZEN rc jock Shop Life. . . SHIRLEY F. FREDERICK ShirI Transfcr Student 3. DONALD L. FLRSTENBERG Donn FHL 3: Traffic Patrol I. BRIAN L. GARVEY Gam Homecoming Esrort: Intramurals 3, Captain 3. KATHLEEN P. GAVIN Kathie Current Events 2: Best'Spcakcr1 Srnoothcst Talker: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play, Shirley F. Frederifk Donald L. Furstvnbvrg Brian L. Garvey Kathlt-on P. Gavin KATHRYN R. GERHARDSON 'fxafhyl 'N FHA 3: Transft-r Stuclc-nt 3. JL DITH A. GETHMANN CAA l.1: FN.-X 1.2.3. Kite Pros- ide nt -. Latin Club 1. Brainon- ian 1.2.3. Layout Editor 3: Band l.-. Honor Graduate. Xa tional Honor Sorit-ty: Foreign Studvnt Cornrnittcc 2.3. Chair- man 3. Kithryn R ftrli trclson ith X f inn JMU 5 Barbara F. Gt-tty John R, Graham ROGER A. GREENW.'Xl.T Nlovic- Crow 2. SANDRA .-X. GYNDERSON Sr1ndee FN.-X 1.2. Sm-frvtary-Trvasurvr 1, l'rt-siclvnt 2: Gvr- man Club 13 Thcspians 2.3. Prcfsidt-nt 31 Choir 3: Cl:-0 Club l: Choral Club 2: Class Cabinet 1: Choir Cabinvt 1: National Honor Societyg Junior Class Play. Making B.'XRl3.XR.X lf. GETTY f'Br1rb JOHN R. GRJXIIAM A'fark-jrlrklmzu I.!'l1.l'I'Illt'll-S Club 1.2.31 Clwman Club li Choir 1.2.3. l rt'si- clvnt fi: Football 1: Wrc-stling 1.2.3. Co-Captain 2: Homecom- ing Escort: Be-st Yocalistg Bvst 1Yritcrg SIllOOIl'1CSI Talker: Bcst Spvakcr: Choir Cabinet: llonor Gracluatv: Junior Class Playx Svtiior Class Plav. Sandra A. Gundvrson A Rogcr A. Greenwalt Greta A. Gustafson Jacquilyn K. Hall New Friends GRETA A. GUSTAFSON GAA 1.2.31 German Club l,2, Secretary 25 Current Events 3: Pow Wow '2,3, Radio Editor 33 Band l,2,3g Class Cabinet lg Honor Graduateg National Honor Society. JACQUILYN K. HALL jackie GAA l,2,35 Pow Wow lg Band l,2,3g Class Cabinet 2g Band Cabinet 3. 233 One of Franco's many talents is mak ing pizza from his native Italy SANDRA G. HALLDIN ffsandyli GAA l,2g Choral Club 1,2,3. ROBERT HALVERSON uBudv Sandra G. Halldin Rnlwrt D ll ilu rson Jerome A. Halverson JEROME HALVERSON NIMH Gemlan Club l.'Z. Vice President l: Pow XN'ow 1.2: Band 1.2.31 Homecoming Esrort: Class Cabinet l.'l: Band President 3. 23 TERRYL HALYERSON Tvrrxl X ll ilu rsnll Terry 'N Striving TERRY I.. H.-XXSON Thvspians l. ROBERTA M. HEIDECKER FT.-X l: FINA 3: FHA 2: Gorman Club 2.33 Cur- Y rflnt Events 3: Betty Crocker Homcmakf-r of To- morrow Award 3. Judy M. Hs-ikkenvn James B. Hvndc-rson S ffrff' ,.t C Wx ff Terry L. Hanson Roberta M. Heidc-Cker Www Marianne C. Hill William C. Holbrook G.X.X l.-. loss Wow l.-.3. Band JUDY M, HEIKKENEN GAA ll Thr-spians 2.3, Sf'c'rf'tary 31 Choir 3: Glu- UHike Club l: Choral Club 2: Junior Class Play. JAMES B. HENDERSON Enginwrs' Club 3, muslim-- 'vwmqg MARIQXNNE C. HILL WII,I.I.'XM C. IIOLBROOK BUF, Baud 1.2.33 Football 33 Track 23 YYrt-stlinq 2. Getting the most out of thc last bit of snow is this group of ambitious looking younQ men 24 Jill M. Holman Cerzlld T. Holmes MARVIN D. HOLMES links FBL 3: Radio Club 3: Trziflie Patrol 1: Football 1. 2.35 Baseball 1,21 Basketball 1: Trzxrk 1.21 Tennis 1.2.33 Bowling 1.2.33 Intramurals 2.3. JUDITH M. HOWARD -Iudyl' GAA 1,25 FTA 23 FBI, 3. Viee President 33 Pow Wow 2.3, Picture Editor 3. 1 . W at 1 Q fp' Always . . . JILL M. HOLMAN FBL 3: Band l,2. GERALD T. HOLMES Wrestling 1.2.3. Marvin D, Holmes SHIRLEY V. HUGHES GAA 1.2: German Club 1,25 Thespizms 3: Current Events 2.3, President 33 Pow NVow 1.23 Glee Club 1.2. Yiec President 2: Class Seeretnry 3: Junior Class Playg Senior Class Play. GARY P. JENSEN Trafhc Patrol 2. 25 rrjerryn Judith M. Howard wg Shirley V. Hughes Gary P. Jensen Betty A. Johnson Madonna M. Johnston BETTY A. JOHNSON FHA l.2, Vice President 2: Cz-rnizin Club 2.3. Treasurer 2. President 3: Pow Wow 2.3. Feature Ed- itor 3: Best Writer: Class Cabinet 2g Honor Gradu- ate: National Honor Soci- ety: Student Council 2.3. MADONNA M. JOHN! STON Donna', FBL 3: Choral Club 1. ERNEST M. JORDAN Ernie'1 V Radio Club 33 Bowling 1.2.3. GENE H. JORDAN Geno' Letterrnt-n's Club l.2.3 Football 1.21 Wrestling 1, 2.3. JOAN T. JOWVANOVITZ :flow Latin Club 1: PowWow 33 Choir 31 Choral Club 2: Class Cabinet 2: Honor Graduate: National Honor Society: Transfer Stu- dent l. JOYCE KANCAS Bowling 3. President 3. Butch's art Cluss masterpiece gets 21 rise out of Joan. Ernest M. Jordan Gene H. Jordan Joan T. Jowanovitz Joyce Kangas JOE Nl. KKRNOXYSKI dzmrcr. CAROL J. K.-XSPRICIK -lov M. Karnowski Carol J. Knsprick KAREN K. KITTRELL KU CAA li Pow YVOW 2: Band l.2.3, CLYDE K. KLEYEN Choir 3: Choral Club 1,25 Homecoming Escort. Karon K. Kittrcll Ga I n . . . Choirfl1Cl1-vlfllllm llclllflflll Club HfX'1If7Vlu T, Prvsiclmmt fig lfrxotlmxll l.l.Il1 Golf 1.1.31 XsllIlf'Slj Pvppivst: Cfl.1ss Flirt: Plvst ' 1 Clydc K. Klvvcn 2 Rvrouniu- thvsr' hop cuts? Pirturz-rl .nlfrwv gxrc- Mr Nowutiki. Nfiss Shirlwy. Nfr Ihrmwn. fwfr fwlillvr. xml Xllis Tm'!f'Qon who guldr-cl rvgxl jim' lo lllf' 5.11. Xv.xllfll'Nlll4' Show '1 Bonnie Knutson Laura M. Koering Knowledge . . . BONNIE J. KNUTSON Transfer Student 2. LAURA M. KOERING FNA 1. rr Bon Guy H. Kokesh joan S. Krac-mer GUY H. KOKESH JOAN S. KRAEMER Band 1,2,3. Obtaining knowledge through practical application in Chemistry are. Jeanette, Judd. Glenyce and Ted. GLENYCE A, KREMER Glennie GAA 1,25 FTA 2,3g FHA 3. Glenyce A. Kremer THEODORE K. KROIINE Ted l.c'ttc'r1m'r1's Club 1.3. Vim' l rr'siclc'nt 3: Pow YVQW l: Foot- ball l,2.3: Bc-st L0adf'r: Most Courts-ous: Best All-Round' Class Yifc Prvsiclrnt 2: Class Prcsidvnt flg llunor Cradua National llonor Sorir-typ Stuclvm Ciounril 3. JOHN KURTZMAN Transfer Studvnt 3. Theodore K. Krohnf' john Kurtzman KAREN A. LARSEN Little Lan .- FNA 1,21 FHA Ig German Club 23 Pow YS'ow lg Choir 3: Clee Club l: Choral Club 2: Pep Club 1.2. DENNIS Y. LARSON Denny-U Choir 1.2.3. Karen A. Larsen Marlene Larson D1-nnis Y Larson MARLENE j. LARSON CAA lg PTA J: Brainonian iz Big Lars Choir fig film- Club l: Choral Club 2:C.1ass Cabinrt J. 29 for Each SANDRA A. LARSON Snn11y FHA 1. PATRICIA C. LEASE lfpatlf GAA 1.2: FINA l: Pow YVOW l: Choir 2.3: Glee Club l: Best Dancer: Class Cabinet l. PERRY W. LEE Per Engineers' Club 1.2.31 Foot- ball 1. JANICE A. LICK fan GAA 1. FTA 2. The lunch line was always well worth waiting in THOMAS LINDBOM Y'om'! Traffic Patrol 1.2.3, Vice President 35 Junior Class Playg Senior Class Play. RONALD M. LOBERG l!R0nJl Pow Wlow 2.3g Band 1,2,3, Honor Graduate. Day . . . SL ZANNE MARIIN Sue', X 1. . -. 1. . Svfrvtary 21 flfflllllll Club DARLENE hi' IIOYA 1.2. Trvasurvr 11 Thvspians UDOMI., 12.31 Currvnt En-nts 2.3. Scr- Choir 2-3: CIW Club 1: rotary 33 G11-c Club 1 g Honor Gmdumc- l101I1f'FOI1l1Il2 Attvnclanlg Class Cabinet 1: Junior Class Play: Pvp Club 2. Suzanne Martin Darlene M. Loya The linc up. Dorothy V. Mzlnn ROLAND J. MCGUIRE Mzckey Choir 1.2. RAMONA A. MCLANE 'IM12naJ' GAA l: FTA 3: Gvrman Club 1.2. Vive Prcsidc-nt 25 Currvnt Eve-nts 2.3: Choir 3: Choral Club 1.2: Class Cabiuvt 33 Howling 1.2. DOROTHY Y. MANY lfI1.F1iN E. MACNYSCJN Dgyig Pow Hluw 1 J: 11.11141 1.1 '52 Transff-r Sll1C1l'1ll 3. llmmrf21'.xt1u.xl1'. 31 Roland J, McGuire Ramona A. Mr'I.:1n0 liilm-n 12. Magnus 'Qi Dc-nms E Mathlson Donald C May 4. fx. . Whereby DENNIS F Ni XTHISON F 'S llmnumnrng Escort Intrnmurils l 7 DON XLD C NI XX Don Lettermvns Club 1.2 Footbxll l Baskctbxll IZ Homecom mg Escort Sharon A. Mead Peggy M. Menz SHARON A. MFAD PEFFY M. MENZ Peg B'md l.Z.31 llornvcorning Attc-ndwnt. A familiar scene at noon hour. RONALD METZER fe Ronald N. Metzer Edward L. Miller Metz Cholr l.l.5. Choir C1fiblIll't 3 Choir Vim' Prcsidc-nt 3. EDYVARD L. MILLER Ed Lettermens Club -.3. Football 2 3 'I' inet 2. rack 1.2.31 Class Cab Jxxlczn 1. xmnmltxxn f-fm, Q, Trunifvr Stuclvnt fi. DARLENF L. MONTGOMERY Dnl13 CAA l.2. EARL R. MORCOMB FFA 1.2.3. President 35 Pow Wow 2.3: Honor Gradnatc: National Honor Society. CHARLETTE J. MORGAN 'Snookyn Gorman Club 2. fi Janice L. Modelanrl ,. Darlvnf' I,. Montxzomvry -0 '57 Earl R. Morcomb Charlotte Morgan FAYETTE J. MORTENSON Faye?' BERYI- D. MOULTON GA.-X lg FTA 1.2: CiUl'ff'l'll Fw-nts I: Bllilllfnllldll l.J.f5. Copy Ecli- tor 33 Cilioir 1.33 Glu- Club 1 Cllgiss ci.xlJlIll'l l : Choir Clilrim-t l llonur flr.1tli1.it1-2 Stud'-nt Coun- ul l.J.3. Tri-.isurvr l. Sm rc-wry 15 Yicc Pri-sidn-nt 3. Fziyrttf' Mortf-nsun Bvryl D. Nlmllton We JUDIE MULL GAA 1,2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 2. Treasurer 3g Latin Club lg Pow Wow l.2,3, Co-editor Page 3-3: Band l,2.3g Honor Graduate. DIANNE N. MULLENIX Deen 9' Judith J. Nelson Delores L. Murphy - 1nqg l ? , A W- 'ki .Wu W L if YUM 49' Hoopmg xt up wxth the latest hoola hoop fad are Greta and Larry. gf' Nlarilyn Nichols janet Norwood X , Richard Novitzil-4 Ronald C. Niemeyer May M.-XRILXN NILIIOLS JANET F. NORWOOD .fjanw GAA 1.2, Secretary 1: Cur- rent Events 2: Brainonian 2.3. Co-copy Editor 3: Choir 2.3.41 Choral Club 1: Cheerleader 1,2,3g Home- coming Attendant: Peppi- est: YN'ittiest1 Friendliest: Most Athletic: Best All Around: Choir Cabinet 1.23: National Honor So- ciety: Foreign Student Queen Cnndidzttcz Art Club lg Secretary lg Girls' State 2. Student Council 3, RICHARD NOVITZKI Dick Engineers' Cluh 2.3. Presi- dent 3: Pow lVow 2.31 Choir 2.3: Basketball lg Most Likely to Succeedg Best Scholar: Nfost Re- served: Honor Crftduzitei National H o n o r Society: Student Council l: Sci- ence for Youth Institute 2: Nzitionzil Nlerit Scholarship Test 3: Yxxlf-dictorian. RONp'xl.D Cf: NIEKIEYER .N'eel: Nfoviv- Clrr-w 2.3 li? .55 This hundx piece of equipment it our school ilwixs cats plentx of use Right girls? DIANNE D. NTQTTINC Nut Nut CAA l.2g FHA li Lilmrzir Cfluh l.2: Clee Club Choral Club 2 3 jOIlN P. 0l5EI.E Uffzrlf' I Traffic lgttrol 1.1: Build ,.,-I D.1lfllll'NllIllIlL, hn P, Oh -I- Better DIANN M. OLDS GAA 1.2: Band 1.2.3. ELLEN J. OLSON FHA 1.2. james E. Ostrom Diann M. Olds Ellen Olson JAMES E, OSTROM jimi, Baseball 2. JAMES L. PADGETTE ffm Lettcrmcn's Club 1.2.31 Pow XVOW 1: Football Man- ager l.2.3: Basketball Manager l.2,3g Tennis 2.35 Intramurals 1.2. effrey S. Paine Karen Paulson JEFFREY S. PAINE Engxneers' Club 2.3g Band KAREN J. PAL LSOIN 1 Man these cats really dig that basketball' Karin C. Paulson Joanne M. Peake CHARLES V. PETERSON Ourselves . . . KARIN C. PA L' LSON FBL 31 Historiang Pow W'ow. JOANNE M, PEAKE fo Latin Club lg Current Event lg Choral Club 2 K Honor Graduate. Charles V. Peterson Richard A. Peterson Us-kipn German Club l: Thespians 1.2.3. President '25 Radio Club 3. Secretary 3: Homecoming Escort: Class Cabi- net I 9 Junior Class Play. RICHARD A. PETERSON Junior Class Play, Butch James C. Peterson JAMES C. PETERSON jim JAMES L. PFAFFENDORF .yours F. P1f1.HPsoN Lett:-rmf-ns Club I: C.br Football lg xvftillllll Cabim-t 2. ffpoppyu mir l: clllf x Jim L, Pfafifendorf John F. Pflvpson and Also 2 X Trxflic P trol l Wrestling LORETTAA, POTYIN 9 Pottizc- I-'NA 1. y. BEN C. PULKRABEK Banjo', Brainonian 1 1 Football 12,33 Wlrestling 2.3: Tennis 1,2. JEANETTE E. RASCH ffjanu GAA 1.21 FTA 2.3: Latin Club 1: Brzxinonian Typist 33 Band l,2.3: Honor Grad- uate: National Honor So- ciety, DAX ID C. RIEGCER Band l.2. Picturtd loft arc Helen Alxre. xotcd but roomcd and Betty johnson, best Journnhst. I l f Robert L. Risnes Charles C. Roberts PATRICIA P. ROSE Pat Art Club 1. BONITA M, SLMARIE Bonnie FNA lg Pow VVow 2.3. Circulation Manager 2. Business Manager 3: Choir 2.33 Choral Club 1: Class Cabinet 2: Class Treasurer lg Honor Graduate: National Honor Society: Foreign Student Committee 3. Treasurer 3. Qthers ROBERT l,, RISNES Engineers' Club 3: lviovie Crew 2 Cll.f'xRl,lfS C. ROBERTS lwfovie Crew 1.2.3, President 3. cw. V 'U' Patrieia P. Rose 3. O O O 'fBob 'IChurk 4s.u n X Bonita Sr, Mzirie Terry and Jim helped to make our dress-up day a Sllt'I'l'SS. David F. Sargent Elizabeth A. Schrom Jacklyn L. Srhultes FBL 3. Donald W. Schmitt ELIZABETH A. SCHROM Betty,' FTA 1.2.3. Vice President 2. Presi- dent 31 Gennan Club 2,3, Sevre- tary 33 Latin Club lg Current Events 2.3: Pow Wow 1.2.3. Page Editor 3: Glee Club lg Most Re- served: Honor Graduatcg National Honor Society: Student Council 3. JACKLYN L. SCHULTES SchuItze'f Choir 2.33 Glee Club 11 Senior Class Play. DAVID F. SARGENT FBL 3, Treasurer 3. Hsarge DONALD W, SCHMITT Don 'IGGY Attaining the honors of most respected along with 1 Couple others were Carol Streiff :md Larry XYhitson DARLENE A. SCHWENDEMAN GAA 1.2: Choir 2. Best Vocalist. 40 MDM 31 Clet- Cluh lg Darlene A. Srhwendeman . X Make. .. LOIS R. SEGLEM Lo FNA lg Latin Club 1. ARLEIGH J. SHAW R Movie Crew 2.3. Treasurer. Lois R. Seglem DONALD W. SHIPMAN Don KAREN L. SHORTRIDGE tary 3. Two well known leaders at W.H.S. are Ted and Jeff, who copped honors in the umostest bestest poll. Arlen G, Simi ARLEN G. SIMI Latin Club l. GAA lg Band l,2,3, Band Seem- Arleigh Shaw Donald W. Shipman Karen L. Shortridge If Walter C. Sjolund Doris Smith Dorothx NI Smith eff K Smith Our WALTER C. SJOLUND -Wfffhi' joixxcz sK111L1Ncs Choir l 1 Track 2. UIUKIVZZCPH Fm 11 Glec cm, 1. 1,0 Choral Club 2.3. 'wr' DORIS ll. SMITH Smitty GAA 1: Glee Club 1.2: Choral Club 3. DOROTHY KI. SlNllTll Smitty GAA 1, JEFF K sM1T11 Sn1ittj ' Letterinen's Club 1.2.32 Football l.2.3. Co-Captain fi: All-c'o11f1'rei1c'e Football Team 3: Baseball 1.2.31 Basketball l.2.3g Track l: Homecoming Esrort: Most Athletir: Class Cabinet 3: National Honor Society: Foreign Student Committee 2.3. Joan C. Skillings pnpt . - 1 M ig N 'AX mx b 4 xxx World Affairs tests required many hours of scanning news- -rs ll nd niugazii ICS. BEVERLY E. SODERMAN .IBNU FHA 1.2. 42 Beverly E, Soclerinan World . . . Keith E. Somerville Robert O. Stvllr-r PATRICIA L. STAN LEX ffpattu PNA l 3 Cvrman Club 1 . Choir 3: Clcf' Club 1 1 KEITH E. SOKIERYILLE Choral Club 2. SANDRA G. STANLEY GAA 1.2.31 Glce Club lg Choral Club 2: Cheerleader 1. JEAN K. STARDIG 1.2.3. Sandee GAA 1.2.33 Choral Club + 2 Patricia L. Stanley Sandra G. Stanley Jean K. Stardig Arnold W. Strange- ROBLRT O S TE1.I.I.R Nlgrlbt- .XRNOLU XY, STRANG Fllllllll 1 . . . 1 - Club 1.l: lurumr Cflasw Tl-Am lui I L ' Cl -of R 'V ll Carol L. Streiff CAROL L. STREIFF Pep Club 1.2: FNA 1.2: FHA 1.2.31 Choir 3: Choral Club 1.21 Homecoming Queen: Most Courteous: Prettiest: Most Respected: Class Cabinet 3: Choir Cabinet 2. GERALD L. STROBEL jerry-'f FFA 1.2.3. Treasurer 3, Gerald L Strobel 3 JOHN R. STRUTHERS Boo-Baal' ... KT if ww' nf -' , W . M, V '- a . .I , i ,. .. .. if. . . , ,,.. ,-:fer 1-: a H s, john R. Struthers Thomas J. Stuard CAROLE A. SWVANSON Swans GAA l.2.3: Brainonian 2.3, Co- layout Editor 3: Choir 3: Choral Club 1.2: Class Cabinet 1: Class Secretary 1: National Honor So- ciety: Bowling 1,2. Lettermf-n's Club 2.3: Current Events 2.3. Vive Presi- dent 3: Choir 2.3: Choral Club 1: Football 1.2.33 Foreighn Student Committee fl. THOMAS STU ARD Stue!' 'Lettermen's Club 2.3: Football 1.2: Track 1. Get hep man A the Progressive Group is in action! H f :- Q -'NM .A ' 1 - .. as 'Q MKS, W Carole A. Swanson 7 Karen M. Swanson KAREN M. SXVANSON S:t'r1nie CAA 1.21 Latin Club l: Brai- iiouiau 2.3. Pirture Editor 3: Choir 2.3: Choral Club 1: Class Cabinet 2: Class Secretary 2: Choir Serra-tary-Treasurer 3: H 0 n o r Graduate: National Honor Society. Better Place A IQDREY A. T.-X UQTGES BERNARD M. TAUTGES FF.-X 1.2.3. Sentinel 31Traflie Patrol 2. RUDD B. THABES German Club 1.2: 1Vrestling 1.2: Class Cabinet 1.2.3. JOYCE A. THEIEN 'floyd' FBL 3: Glec Club 1.23 Choral Club 3. 'lac I '1Bernie Audrey A. Tautges Bernard M. Tautges Rx Rudd B. Thahes joyrc A. Theien GEORGIA L. THOMPSON Georg: GAA 1.2: Band 1.2: Teenage Road-E-O lN'inner 2. B.-XRB.-XRA .-X. TOLLEFSON G.-XA 1.2.31 Glee Club 1. 1111 Georgia L Thompson Barbara A, Tollefson In Wh Ich ROBERT A. TRASK Bob Engineers' Club 1.2.3. Secretary-Treasurer 31 Pow Wow 1.2.3. Page -1- Editor 31 Traffic Patrol 2: Na- tional Honor Society: Student Council 1.2.3. JAMES w. TROTT fim,' FBL 3: Intramurals 3. Larry L. Tusler Don O. Twombly MARY E. WALDMANN GAA 1.2: FTA 3, Secretary 3: La- tin Club 1: Current Events 2.35 Choir 31 Choral Club 1.21 Class Cabinet 21 Honor Graduate: Na- tional Honor Societyz Bowling 1,21 Senior Class Play. Mary E. W'aldmann Maury A. YVa1tz Robert A. Trask James W. Trott LARRY L. TUSLER 'KTu5 FHL 1:Band 1.2.3. DON O. TWOMBLY German Club 1.2. Vice President 2: Current Events 23 Pow Wow 1.2.3. Page Editor 1, Co-editor in Chief 33 National Honor Society: Student Council 3: For- eign Student Committee 1.2. Chairman 2. 1 M.-XRY A. YN.'X1,TZ H fzlt:1e,' Hg 1 ransfer S uc A n 46 1N'hen spring comes up the tops go down. 1 to Live DENIS O. NYAYT Choir 1.2.f1:Bzislu-tlmall 1. JOYCE C. WEINIL-XNDL 1 T. Denis O, Wayt Joyce C. Weinhandl LARRY H. WHITSON lVitts Lcttcrmcn's Club 1.2.31 Pow Wow 1: Football 2.33 Basketball 1.2.31 Track 1.2.3 : Most Rcspcctddg Ilandsomcstz Class Vicc Prvsidc-nt 1 : Class Presi- dent 2: Honor Graduate: National Ilonor Society' Student Council 2.3. Prcsidcnt 3. ALAN L. YVHITTED Al Band 1.2.31 Homecoming Escort: Class Flirtg Best Instrumcntalistz Most Court:-ous: Class Vicc Prcsi- dcnt fl: Band Calminct 11 llancl Vim- Prcsiclcnt 31 llonor Cracluatc: National llonor Socictyg Junior Class Play: Sr-nior Class Play. ' 1 tv 9 1 -17 O O O Dorff .1 U fo GAA 1.2g Pow Wow 23 Glcc Club 1.2. Larry H. Whitson Alan L. Whitted SHARON M, WILLIAMS GAA 1.2.3. Z, fi f w KAREN .-X. XYOHL Karie' PNA 121 1111.-X 1.1.3. Sccrctary 3 Pow Xfoxs' 1.3. Co-f-clilor of Radit Show 1: Class Cfalmiru-I 33 Na tional llonor Socivtyg Junior Clasf Play: Sc-nior Class Play. Sharon M. Williams Karen A. Wohl I . L5 and Work. Meridee D. INolleat MERIDEE D. WOLLEAT Mud GAA 1.2: Latin Club lg Pow NVow 1.2.3. Page 2 Editor 2. Co-eclitor in Chief 3g Band 1.2: Honor Gradu- ate: National Honor Soci- ety: Student Counril 3g Foreign Student committee 1.2.3. Secretary 3. Carr-n TNI. Zahrzttkzx CAREN M. Z.XllR.-XTKA CA.-X l: Bancl 1.2.3. Eddie Worms EDDIE J, WORMS Ed Intramurals 1.3. 4 e James H. Zander JAMES H, ZANDER fflimu Choral Club 2.3: Choir Cabinet 3. SHARON V. ZUELICH FN.-X 1. Sharon V. Zuelich A-at Marilyn A. Yager MARILYN A. YAGER rr Yagxsu Band 2,3g Transfer Student 3. Joan M. Zettcrvall JOAN M. ZETTERVALL German Club 21 Band 1.2.3. Elmira E. Yeschick ELMIRA E. YESCIIICK Elmer GAA 1.2: Glee Club 1.2, Ronald W. Zilka RONALD W. ZILKA Lettermc-n's Club 1: Pow WVow 13 Brainonian 2: Choral Club 2.3: Football 1: Wrestling lg Choir Cabi- net 3: Choral Club Presi- dent 3. Again lt's Christmas 244+ 5 -at nag J I I - Beryl and x ...,,o A '-TTT' nf S.. W it ,M abr' V These girls relaxed a bit after a huge dinner. Cathy join in a little after dinner chit-chat. The theme, Again It's Christmas, was carried throughout this year's senior Christmas Banquet. Brilliantly arrayed in gold and green decorations, evergreen boughs and spruce trees, the cafeteria was aglow with the Christmas spirit. Class President Ted Krohne acted as master of ceremonies and introduced the speaker, Rev. Robert Kittrell. .1- x it st l S at .-. Franco. W,H.S. exchange student speaks to Ted, mas- 49 ter of ceremonies. and Rev. Kittrell. speaker of the eve- ning. The program consisted of a medley of Christmas songs on the clarinet by Alan WVhitted, a vocal solo by Jack Graham, selections by the senior choir mem- bers, and a group choral sing. The organ and the Christmas window contributed to the theme Again It's Christmas. Knowledge Those who have obtained high scholastic goals throughout high school were recognized before the student body by the presentation of letters by Mr. Blackford. These were the Honor Graduates. Mr. Blackford congratulated them on their achievements thus far and urged them to continue to strive forward. The thirty-three honor graduates were also recog- ls a Treasure nizecl at the annual Honor Banquet held the evening of April 22 in the school cafeteria. Mr. Herb Sand presents Larry Whitson with a scholar- ship for scholastic and athletic achievements. Left to Right: ROW I, K. Swanson, Edstrom, B. St Marie, D. Loya, V. Baakkonen, K. Anderson, M. Wald- mann, B. Johnson. Gethmann, B. lkloulton, Peake ROW 2, J. Graham, J. Jowanovitz, J. Mull, G. Gustafson, Salutatorian Bob Clarke and Valcdictorian Dick Novit- zki show they can push a broom as well as get the high- est marks in their class. M. YVolleat, H. Akre, Rasch. G. Fodness, B. Schrom, L Brandt, A. 'Whitted. ROW 3, R.-Novitzki, Campbell R. Loberg, Z. Emstad, G. Brown, L. Whitson, T. Krohne R. Clarke, D. Mathison. m I x 111 Let to Right: ROW I, G. Gustafson. L. Brandt. K. An- Swanson. Norwood, H. Akre, Rasch. D. Bajula, A. d rson. B. St. Marie. Jowzmovitz. S. Gunderson. M. W'hitted. ROW 3, R. Novitzki. Campbell. B. Trask, D. W tldmunn. B, Moulton. CD:-thmann. B. Johnson. ROIV Twombly. L. YVhitson. T. Krohne. R. Clarke. J. Smith. E. 2 J.'ciI'Lll1ilIll. K. WVohl. M. YVolleat. K. Swanson. C. Morcomb. Q Q 9 9 Would Rather Have Honor Than Honors uttr- joins the others to he initiated into the Na- tion il Honor Soriety. Ufhrers l.. Brandt. vir'e-prm-sidenti R. Novitzki. president: Ki. olleat. secret4xry4tre.1sur:'r look on .ts Cir.1h.uu. enihlern htarer explains the 1-mhlt-iuoftltesom-ry. Elected to the National Honor Society this spring were thirty seniors whose efforts and achievements in scholarship, leadership. character, and service were recognized on Awards Day. Richard Novitzki was chosen president: Lorraine Brandt. vice-president: and Meridee Wolleat. secretary-treasurer. jack Graham, Society emblem bearer. explained the colors of the Society and their significance at the ceremony in the auditorium. The four cardinal objectives were further explained by Beryl Kioulton. scholarshipg Larry XYhitson, leader- ship: Janet Norwood. character: and Alan Whitted. service. That evening they were honored at a banquet sponsored by the Student Council. . in QV' T? . ,ww .-A 4 4 4' ,-vs, X '53 fx! aw? I 4' ,-.-,R 'UH' Q' pa,!1..f:!lPQ'I , 'S Fixx w vga -u-Q-sq? '-X' Mx. J J! j-'bl ' ' ...T-,R V X nl n 'WA .an H me ' Q. ,f ' w V J 4, .mul . 1 'rn J lr Q gif ., vb' 13, ' L, ,X N . ag , N x 1. 2 f f in-u . - 'sf 23 is X 5' 6 f Wm, pf wr 9 A! wma V fx- Mffv, ., Y .,., I ,Q ' L I Mm mi gigwmw N ,N ' 9' ' gI'0 takes five before the m0m The theme of the 1959 Junior-Senior prom, 'gGarden in the Rain. Centered around a ro- mantic fountain in the middle of the floor. Couples sat at tahles placed outside the garden fence. and danced around the fountain. During the evening the Grand March and a program were held between dances. When the eloek approached midnight many felt that this had been one of the most success- ful prorus in YV.H.S. history. Bonnie makes some finishing touches before the big night. Y Twas Just a The smell of flowers. the soft lights. and the fluffy dresses all added to the enchantment of the evening. The stage is set for the band of Howie Hill. Garden in the Rain 'Q'- The bubbling fountain created a romantic atmosphere. Gals shed their shoes as the evening progresses Couplvs in ciught rhittm in rvlncm durmr, thc imfrmission WW' dwg when WNW! QUBQXVQQSQUKH QKWUQ N1 '99-I QI' Q...- Y 'C 6 -Q W .- ,. -ff A Q .1 R ,, J ,. . W- ,' j- if 0, 1 v - 1 I' ' 3 'uw af., A ' 'fu .' N if 'ii lf v fr W, ' , , ' H I . .r ' yqggflw 'ifi .z.!f1 up A I. fx , -,- 3 4 I f' f .', . , -A W -. X L y.A f ul it Q V . at M j -'A --V a -1. Nf. .1 ,,. A .-P jf ff if H u S A 1 'Q ,JI Father Knows Best f'XN'here's Pete? This was the niziin concern of the IIlt'IIllJC'I'S of the junior class play. Father Knows Best. Forty-fixe minutes before thi- curtain was tO Zo up. Pete Brandt. who played the father. was late. It was almost 9:30 ABI. and the make-up committee was waiting patiently. He finally arrivt-tl. claiming that after working on the set until almost 2:00 Ali. the night before he just stayed home and slept. The cast had been excused from school that morning. Things went pretty smoothly after this hrst ,... A few lines forgotten here and there. plus adlibbed substitutions, combined to make the play a success. Jody and Denny face a 'i1l father's wrath. . A visit from the plumbers adds confusion to the Anderson household. Left lo Right: ROW I, S. Sather. S. Vadnais, Sater. G. Herrmann. K. Hedberg. K. Hill. ROFV 2, B. Anderson. K. Koering. P. Brandt. M. Paycer. Bang, R. Kramer, M. Hedlund. ROW' 3, D. Ebert. R. Austin. L. Longfellow, C. Chalberg. Friedrich. T. Turcotte, D. Gamradt, Kellett. L. Fitzsimons, N. Toumi. S. Fitzpatrick. Nine year old Mary stirs up commotion. Tops In Pops W H Top Ten Venus Stagger Lee Charlie Brown Tmgedy 'I om Dooley 958 g Smoke C nts ln X My H xppmnss SIXICCD Cfmdlzs C ome Softly Iopsy 63 'Y J 'll-f. A --s-n..,.,,,,,,, W H. Miss Adams gives Ron a little helpful advice. We Lea rn to Llve The homemakers of tomorrow are working today. ,g 'fur' 5--X -it N Q. 514- . ' fl? ,iff Artist at work. e . to C.. i ' 1 ., -A ! P-'if' Y 'f ' m . 5 . 3 I 6 3 , a M. Abrahamson M. .Adair T. Adair S. Adam: M. Adolphson L. .Albertson M. Althoff B. Anderson C. Anderson C. Anderson J. Anderson J. Anderson D. Ashley H. Austin R. Austin W. Austin B. Bloom. Boeder, S. Borg, P. Brandt. K. Britton, G. Brummer, R. Burgwald. S. Bock. R. Bollig, S. Borg, C. Britton, R. Britton, B. Brock, L. Brusseau. S. Avery J. Baelo B. Balko J. Bang O. Barbkncrht D. Barnard E, Barto R. Barto E. Bender J. Benjamin J. Bentlcr M. Bcntly P, Benton M. Bertelt S. Blake-man K. Blanck Flansburg Fox Fremlmg Gakm Gallant Gamradt S Fxwpxtrulc I Fxtlilmone C Fl1IlSlDllI'L Flansburg Sw- J x 7 x ya Fletcher Frcc-m IH Frledrlcn Gillant C' xllwnt Gates Clfford C 1lc xllr Q M f mddvrz Gole Fould Gmms F rm-nw xlt D Funderson J H Hansen I Hnnsen L Ihnson K Hmson I lllI'I'l01S L Hirtman S Haubrlck B Hauck M Hcdlund B Hecsc C Hcrrm1nn K Hnll E Holm P Holixpplc ll Hurzhms K Hedberg W Hedquxst G Helstrom J Hlclcerson W Hlllman M Holmes S Holst X Hughes 1'- 1 T Mm mf-x L is QW' A.. Agp. Q-Q o. , f l '1 2 A a. - , - . - '- Q V. . l . J, , ,S -. , 'W 5 1 , ' ' L l . . v ' ,. . P, 1' lnrt - 1. ' . Q' l,. C' xpir- Q 2, 3 s- i 8. . A 'ci JA - 5 x A , w. ' B B. -' , A 7 cz. , , SA VV lf' f R. . jf C. A . Y R. 1 Q , ' '- E K 1 1 f i' F ' f T Ln I .ii A in . - 1 ' Q R' 'F ef. JA X ' H' . . lb f - V ff , ' ' ., q,' A R. ' . l D, . X, gg X , ..., X I n X 4 , S 1 ' 1, 4 , ,Wg M G. w Q . Ks 'Li S. ri . A I ' ' ,. X W yn .. Q ' Eg' W , I , A l Q 2-.K 2 Q- 'V - - . L . - D, ti G , if Ml H gg' . I, k ' Q my e H H . , - l , - , . . . . - , . . . . V, Q - . T , I . . 5 ' L ,, lf 'x A if l . l 'f l X .sf - kg , I ,V J ,A-. Q f . . , ' , x . . 1' V w A ,Le ' N XA LX. R. Peake R. Persson K. Petersen J. Peterson R. Peterson P. Porwall J. Parker P. Paul L. Paulson M. Paycer 1333? if . L, 5 Kwai, an A 1 'iaiw 1'-L' E. Perlinger J. Petersen C. Peterson 1 . .A . L . Peterson dw il M .13 K 1 1 -. 4 Swifilivm ff' T' we 4 , Ruiz ,gr .,.g, S ,iszef ' B. Pike J. Rademacher C. Randall R. Reither M. Rice D. Rivers J. Rivers J. Rohl M. Rossow L. Rudolph M. Rusten M. Saign J. Sater S. Sather G. Satre A. Schaefer L. Schmidt A. Schroeder N. Schuety, L. Severt, J. Simons, S. Snell, G. Somerville, T. Stanley, L. Steinbach, F. Strange. D. Schultz, T. Sibbert, B. Skarolid, K. Solheim, T. Spangler, L. Starkey, S. Stensrude, F. Streachek. L.. mi if gsm Kimi! W X 9. 2 -V 113 '33 ,. 35.4 , A W K' h ' Bfezw, f'-1' 4 ., 4 I' Q ,w f an--...,1,.,,,, 6 'wang-. f,'-, i 1,2 Q? :A-A 73? T , 1? .W arf 3 ,,Q'?fi ' ' .ij4f'f,V, W W: -4 .. . ' 'Www ?' ' L, Vffi if f- 513 , 531. 'J ,A Ll Lara, fi Q 1 in - .n f A' Wfvm,-f, 'M' Rf' ' 33 - V: '-'Y I' 'I . at wr' 3' I ' gy. , A Eg , P IT , E' 1 'I ,ga-ia' ..r.-! 'Z K wsu mf 'wf' aww T+,,.3' Z6 f f ff' Wifi! iffy ' Mm, So homore C ss P .. X R. Cole R. Converse F. Dean J. DeChaine C. Dinsmore P. Doherty Churchill Clabo Clark R. Clough G 4: 5. 15- 5' G. Converse J. Crust I: .' 7 C. DeChaine C. De-Rosier pl 45 D. Dodge Y Q' i. 5 M. Dondelinger wi R. Esser, M. Evans, C. Finch, P. Fitch, M. Fox. R. Fraser, R. Frasl. B. Freclricks. C. Evans, A. Evenson, S. Fischer, M. Foster, G. Foy, H. Frasl, D. Frederick, G. Freeman. D. Doshan C. Dryburgh J. Dwyer C. Dybvik T. Ebinger J. Ebner K. Eggerud B. Eide L. Eliseuson J. Ellingson D. Ellstrom D. Elms R. Embertson J. Erickson P. Erickson W, Erickson if ., , gl Q U 'Q . 4 5 f.-. , 1 ' y ra g: K L. Johnson S. Jokela L. Kemp J. Keprios J. Killian B. Koering . Jensen . Johanson . Johnson . Johnson Johnson S. Jones Kennedy . Kildahl . Kleven Koering P, LaValle. M. LeDoux. P. Leonard. D. Lindberg. D. Lindbom. L. Lockwood. C, Loney. O. Lease, J. LeMond, C. Levig. R. Lindberg, J. Livermore. L. Lone, A. Love. Kohl Kohl Kokesh Krnklau Krantz Krause Kristofferson Kunz Lake Lambert LaMusga Lanz Larsen Larson LaSar Lasher T. Peterson D. Pies M. Pratt S. Pratt. WV. Rzlmsdell K. Rardin Petersen Peterson B. Peterson Peterson C. Pfaffendorf M. Pioske P. Pratt C. Raines P. Ramsey R. Rau G. Reichert G. Rentns NI. Rian B. Roberts L. Roberts D. Roney D. Ronholm J. Roscoe R. Rose B. Rosenberg N. Roth L, Runberg C. Ruthenbeek N. Sandberg Sargent f Q' Q-. A. Satre if E. Sauer, Sehornestein, R. Schultz. Scott. R. Sheflo. S, Schockley. N. Sime. D. Sjolund. L. Schimmelfennig, R. Schuler, Schwendeman, S. Selisker, C. Shipman, G. Sieckert, D. Simpson, D. Skalicky. B. WYalters S. Wasnic K. Weden D. Weisz J. YVenker D. Wheeler R. Voigt S. Vollmcr L. Vroman O. Wagnild Q 4. f -iso' L X' Tw if if ., my y . S. NNard P. VVaxlax M. Weiske B. VVelliver W. YVessel H. White C. XVhitney D. Wickham B. Williams L, XN'inCh M. Wise M. Wold K. Wolf J. W olvert J. Wolvert J. YVolvert S. Wood K. W'underlich s X. ei Qi? x 1 Sophomore biology students can study in their own greenhouse. -X fiikifx ! :MMU W' 'vim 1 5 Z C vi Av 3 l gf D N,a:',f N IRI 2 .2 rf, Sports ROW I, Left to Right: D. Blanck, J. Rademacher, G. Bis- Pulkrabek, J. Falconer. J. Struthers. ROW 3: J. Kruger, M. ted, R. Tusler, Karnowski. Smith, R. Anderson. F. Vierzba. J. Maxe. D. Johnson, B. Freeman, Flaskerud, Dean. Boeder. ROW' 2: Avery. D. Melin, D. Thomp- H. Johnson. T. Lysrio. T. Krohne, L. W'hitson. son. R. Strowbridge. R. Kramer. Faust, B. Dybvik, B. LLL Assistant Coach Richard The tczun s rn-tr:-nt. Lagergren and Coach DeWVayne Sundby 86 Brainerd Bees Show Promise Under the supervision of coaches. Bud Schmid and Gene Han- son. the Brainerd Bees wound up a l958-59 football season with two wins. one loss, and one tie. The Bees,' opened their 1958-59 season with a slashing victory over the St. Cloud Tech Tigers l3fO, on the A'Bees' home turf. The tribe then turned west to meet a rough Staples eleven and bowed in defeat 40---O. Star halfback, Bob Rohdal, broke his leg late in the third quarter. The little HWarriors then traveled to the home of the Aitkin Gobblers which ended in a I3---l3 tie: a real heart-breaking thriller for both gridirons. The Bees then ended the 1958-59 season by traveling southward to out- maneuver a slow Little Falls squad, 27-7. The sophomore tribe gives a promising outlook for the i'Warriors in the years to follow. D0n't you dare to knock down Ron, implies jeff Smith. Stud:-nt iimrlxum-r. -lim Pgicluelte, was .ilways on the job. v 3' XX 0 Wg l , ! 1 . NX xx? 1' 0 wx 4 ...'.'1...' Staples The team accomplished a perfect homecoming by making a shambles of the stubborn Staples eleven, 37' 0. With spectacular driving of fullbacks. Ron Kramer and Ron Strowbridge. the YYarriors dominated the game from start to hnish leaving no mistakes behind. Little Falls Courageously. the 'WN'arriors bowed to defeat. 27f-7, to a much more experienced and faster Little Falls eleven. During the first half. the Sundby men held a 7f7 tie, but Brainerd's fumble on their own 12-yard line. gave the ball to the Flyers, who took the advantage and went ahead to win with a score of 27-H-7 on their home held. Aitkin On our home turf the Aitkin 4'Cobblers pounded-out a hard fought James Flaskerud 13fO victory over a gallant Warrior tribe to wind up the third con- ference game of the season as our Hrst loss. Fighting spectacu- larly, the Sundby men held the Gobblers to a OA-0 score until late in the third quarter when the WYarriors fumbled and Aitkin took advantage of the situation by scoring two suc- ..,f cessive tallies. Crosby-Ironton The L'Y'Varriors,' once again gained Oscar,M the little brown jug, by skimming the CI Rangers with a Hflfi victory. Fumbles and penalties handicapped the Brainerd eleven al- though the g'Rangers had their share of difficulties with in- juries. Coleraine Ten seniors gave a good showing in the last game of their high school careers, but the Coleraine 'BLumberjacks proved too much for them by winning with a score of 30-7. The i'XN'arriors made only three mistakes, but these were enough to cost them the game. Ted Krohne Ronald Strowbridge john Struthers 9 Larry Whitson 8 and let me go by. now you just stay down there like a mee boy N Q -f - . W-rv 1 - XXI- Tlmcy ll ..,... llllllllll cll'!lll'2ll ,... ... lg ll ...,.. Sioux Fz1llS ,..,., .. . 28 33 . . , St. Cloud . . . . 6 37 . . . , Staplcs . . . . 0 0 ,,.... Aitkin ...,. . . . lf? 7 , ... Little Falls ..,. ,,. 21 l l .,,... Cll'0Sl7y-IVOIHOYI .... . . . 13 7 . . . Clulcruirlc .,,......,,,.,. . . . 30 li SQUAD SCHEIDULE Vit They V3 . .. St, Ciloutl ,, .. O ll .... Staples . . . . . , 'lil lfl . .. .-Xitkin ...,. ,.. lf? I,- -1 ,, . N if , , V .. I Don t all come at me at once. - 5.1, X r.-1, 3w,',235 !5L5?ff, ff 1 SQUAD SCHEDLLE .. l,itllL'l z1llQ .. ,. 7 jeff and Ron are on their way. V3 x Rf HQ- gl x -.W t . f- A tk K ' 90 ,va xnfw ,, You wouldn t do that to me would you? W.. 94 A, ,Q , nf Q ,. Af .' , 2,6 ,E z 4 'Q f 4 2' n 1 'JS '59 fu ., s gg, '.,l , ,, , H -V, .: , 1 . .B 'K 5 'aff' ' N I 14 xy. I fi W ,g - up Q ' . , ,U 1 qi '- Bob watches as Ron is about to be tripped up. ' L Vwalwzi 1. 4 . At the Game s End Wayne Anderson John Boeder lm Isle Darrell Horn Buzz Johnson 96 We Shall See Who Gains Bob johnson Jeff smnh Jim Rademacher Tom LYSCW Larry Wh tson 97 QQ 0 ,Q i , L 's 2 N ' i Rl! 31 68 liraincrd Vs. Princeton 56 Under the coaching stall' of Bob Miller and Head Coach Fred Kc-llett. the 1958-59 Brainerd YVZ1I'l'iOl'.l squad started the season with a 68---56 victory over a tough Princeton K'Tiger,' quint. The unexpericnced Princeton team fought a hard - but losing S battle throughout the whole game. 98 60 Brainerd Vs. Little Falls 49 In the second home game of the season, the VVarriorsw triumphed over the Little Falls '6Fly- ers 60-49. While not more than six points ahead at any time during the First half, the YVarrio1s endurance surpassed that of the tir- ing 'gFlyers in the second half and carried them to victory. 42 Brainerd Vs. St. Cloud 52 The g'VVarriors then traveled to St. Cloud to be handed their first tough defeat 52-42 as they hit only 2192. The g'Warriors, who just couldn't find the hoop, fought gallantly as their defense held the Tech quint to only a 10 point victory. 65 Brainerd Vs. C-I 63 The Kellett-men, in their fourth tallie of the season, met a rough and rugged C-I Ranger quint who in the last seconds fouled Tom Ly- scio, who then put us into a tight victory. Both teams played good ball, and it was anybody,s game until the buzzer sounded. 25 Brainerd Vs. Aitkin 62 With the serious leg injury of star Jeff Smith, who was averaging 27.7, the Kellett-men bowed tremendously in defeat to a much taller, but slower, Aitkin squad 64-25. The Warriors shot a mere UW, averaging 6 points per quarter. 50 Brainerd Vs. Wlillmar 83 Averaging 21 points a quarter and shooting 5852, the VVillmar Cardinals succeeded in giv- ing the VVarriors an 83-50 walloping. With big uRed,' Harvey under the bucket, the War- riorsu had little to say about rebounds, not to mention the tip-ins. 63 Brainerd Vs. Staples 56 The Warriors were victorious again when they downed the Staples nRailroadersH 63-56. This time it was the good training in defense that pulled the Kellett-men through as they made a large percentage of the score on free throws. 79 Brainerd Ye, XX'aclena 80 The ninth game proved to lie ll hearthreaker when the Brainerd five bowed to the XN'atlena Indians 79 fill. Although hehintl most of the gzuue. the XYarrior'su second half stamina showed up again and brought them only one point from their victory. 42 lirainercl Ys. I.ittle Falls 68 After the loss of I5rainercl's star forward. jeff Smith. the YN'arriors tackled a rough anal ready Little Falls quint only to how in defeat 68--42. At the half, the XYarriors were within 4 but failed to come out ahead. 73 Brainerd Vs. YN'adena 78 In the second battle with the top ranking Wladena 'ilndiansf' the 'fYN'arriors started with an early lead which held true throughout the third quarter, but becoming a little excited, failed to hold it during the fourth as they bowed in defeat 78-73. 55 Brainerd Vs. Crosby 65 On CI's own court. the YVarriors fought gallantly, but under a losing streak of 5 straightj made it 6, by going in defeat 65-55. Quick on defense, but they couldn't quite hold their own on offense, the f'VVarriors,' began to fail as the fourth quarter closed. 56 Brainerd Vs. Staples 63 The HXVarriors ran their losing streak to 8 straight as they traveled to Staples to face a quick Staples Five. which proved only to be a poor trip as they again bowed in defeat 56g63. Half time score again showed different as the Kellettmen led 44-38. 56 Brainerd Vs. Grand Rapids 61 In the next to the last tallie, the 58-59 'WVarriors traveled to face a fast Grand Rapids '5Indian five, who triumphed over the 'WVar- riorsw with a 56-61 victory. This tough one ran the fWN'arrior losing streak up to 9 straight. lf? llrainercl Ys. Melrose 6? lltxunertl tlosetl ll disastrous te-'ulu' season xxtth ll 63 ltluuguv fl. lllls iuguketl the tenth stru ht loss to Klelrose, ' L fs loss for the Xx'LlliIlUI'Su :intl pushetl their tttoitl to l ln. lots est ever for a lxellett coat ht cl tt .uu. .ff '95 is Q N f .W Track Is a Sign of Spring 'N-Q' + 0' ' ' ' .An W A-one. a-two, a-three. and they're off! 'sts 1'--'s,,. . Tumi? ik 33 74- VW ii' 'iz , . . 0 ,' 'I' .A 1 ' UQ -' - 7...-1'-'?fp'X.r' -milf' I Bottom's up! Wlarrior track prospects looked a little better this year because of a fine turnout of 40 boys on the first day. Among them were only two retuming lettermen, Larry Vlhitson and Tom Lyscio. The cindermen were coached again this year by Bob Miller, who was assisted by Men' Jensen. Tom Turcotte was the manager. On April 22, the lVarriors defeated the Little Falls Flyers 66-58. Following is a list of the trackmen and their events: in the 100 and 220 yard dashes were Fred Dean and Tom Lyscio: in the 440 yard dash, Larry Wlhitson and Gerry Faust: in the 880 yard run was Bob Sheflo: in the mile were Clem DeRosier and Dick Ungerecht: in the low and high hurdles were Ed Miller. Curt Benson. and Darrell Hom: in the high jump, Miller and Benson: in the broad jump, NVhitson and Benson: in the pole vault and discus was Dale Brown: in the shot put were Harold 'lBulz', Johnson and Brown: on the half mile relay team were Lyscio, Dean. XVayne Anderson. and Bob Anderson: on the mile relay team were four of these Five: Faust. Johnson, YVhit- son, Bob Anderson, and Wlayne Anderson. Q 3 rt., 'Vi' , '. .,-L3-'T 1. l ' The track team consists of: C. DeRosier, F, Dean. L. Severt. H. Chisholm, R, And- erson, D, Ungerecht, C. Ylinen. ROW 2: D. Blanck, E. Wolleat, C. Benson, W. Wessel, L. Whitson, H. Johnson, Faust. NOT PICTURED: D. Hom and W. Anderson. l ,V 5- 7 Gb-1 'I lu' 'X' 1Q.K':vtXt'-I A 9591 ll f Kick up your heels, boys! 5. .Lf .,.. Up and over, Curt. High jumping is one of the phases in which our boys star. if -.-uw . wa! ai,-vi vcr ,,, fi' ffii'U gf.-f , -X 4 Ll! ' - There's more than one way to get over that bar Cf ch kruf fr ix es his boxs some helpful pointers Golf Team Coached b Pro The first golf game played in 1959 season was with Crosby, April 22, on the home course. The team participated in the district and Central Six Tournament. Mav 6 Coach for the team was jerry Kmeffer wolf pro, and assistant coach was Mr. Enfrebretson. Members of the team were Chuck Chalberg, Joe Kamow- ski. Barry Bloom, Pete Brandt, Skiddo Peterson, Terry Mc- Two golfmen polish up their strokes. Coulbughf and Gcorgc Cowmanr Showing special talents all season were Chuck Chalberg and Joe Karnowski. The golf IRHYTI consists of: II, Karnowski. C, Chalberg. C. Cowman. NOT PICTIQRED: B. Bloom. P. Brandt. S. Peterson, and T. McCoullough. go x. H '.t4nr-1. .....-. , .A 3? FIRST ROW, Left to Right: B. Lake. Padgette. J. Fruth. Ebner. SECOND ROIV: Coach Charles Pettit. D. Kildahl. Anderson. D. Gamradt. B. Tmeblood. Tennis Team Sta rts Afresh A follow-through by Jim Anderson, This year the XYHS. tennis team was directed by Coach Charles Pettit. The team consisted of Jim Anderson. Dennis Gamradt. Franco Frandoli. Hill Lake. John Fruth, and Jim Padgett with prospects. Jack Ehner and Ron Speed. The team started out fresh this year as no lettemien re- turned. The district contest was held in Brainerd on Mar. 12. the regional in Detroit Lakes. May 18. Jim's all wrapped up in that match. sa- :'J,R. i' I T -..iff fi-'-454-4 Eg!!-'t ,:-rv... .tg A H- A - -A 1 -J' 5 -.Af-.-5.1.-.vu ,,,. , F L,.1n ' --.gil ,. ,.-Z' . 4' 1: j 1 x. 5.0 g , ,- , K... la:-'fwiz .ww I 'VO B111 swings and seemingly misses Its a line drne by Ron Lmumann Batmen Stir ll Coach Kemut Aase and Student Manager J Houle Losing only five seniors the YN armor batmen bas1eal1y uniors were CYPCCUHU a Hood season They opened in Staples on April 29 to face a xeteian Cardinal team. The next two frames found them at Frosby and I ittle Falls. The Flyers are the dnfendinyf District 24 champions and will be tough to be at. vw-.-' OMQ. Q 19' .rg ,- .1 f Y.. .Q ws. , . 4.14-91 S7TfR7I-KWE bellows the ump as Dan Melin misses a beauty. 106 O? A , . 1. p the Dust P24 Wf-V2 'ra 511 atm' W ui'fHl0I iii? 'A 1 39:0 Sfi The baseball team includes: ROW I: L. Eliseuson, J. J. Peterson, H. Johnson, T. Lyscio, D. Melin, J. Isle. ROW Erickson, F. Thompson. ROW 2: R. Lauman, B. Dibvik, 4: J. Houle, student manager. J. Boeder, R. Johnson. ROW 3: R. Converse, R. Kunkel, April May May May May May May May 29 1 5 8 ll 15 18 22 SCHEDULE Staples ...... Crosby . . . Little Falls . . . Staples . . . Aitkin .... Little Falls . . . Crosby .... Aitkin . e ,li I '- Swing. boy. swing l Safe!! Cobviouslyb Make a bee-line for that base, Judd a M N jsg 2 .2834 lg fs ,s S I l lijg if 1,8 ff? H II fLJg r-' JV ff! If N I NNI If If Organizations Janet 1 Helen Sparking the teams on to victories this year were our enthusiastic cheerleaders. Compos- ing the A squad were Helen Akre, Dianne Bajula, janet Norwood, Bonnie Anderson, and Shelly Jensen. Kaye Hill, Karen Koering, Jeri Marshall, Diane Kleven, and Jaci Marshall constituted the B squad. Their adviser was Miss Hed- ner. Along with teaching new cheers to the stu- dent body. special skits were arranged to liven up the pep fests and ignite school spirit. Dianne Bonnie They Spark Enthusiasm Kay Dinnf' Cl' K1rcn .Incl Shvlly. Di.mm-. -I.llM'!, BUlllli1'. .md Ha-lvn wrrf' poppy first Svc. thc' Everyone is playing with the hula hoop . . . at G.A.A. initiation. YV.H.S. has a group of girls with the hurning desire for athletics. 'l'he G..-XA. serves this purpose. In fact. the group has grown so large that it has been necessary to divide it into two separate groups. Bliss Hedner serves as adviser for laoth groups. The annual initiation was held in the fall for the sophomores. Other activities included has- ketball and vollev hall tournaments. Invitational meets were held during the vear as well. Left to Right. ROW I: P. Ramsey. D. Miller. C. Ship- man. N. Sandberg. Bi. Clalvo. L. Olson. B. Koerinq. B Larson. Bock, R. Linclluerg. R. NIVIIZA KI. Barstad. B YN'illiarnS. B. Yadnais. BI. XYise. M. Stillwell. .-X. Adair. ROI1' 2: C. Pfaflnendorf. K. Rardin. BI. llauek. C. Sonnen herg. B. Peterson. C. Whitney. M. Rian, Halvorson M. Dondelinger. Marshall. M. Brandt. S. .-Xlholm. D Grams. M. Gunderson. Adair. L. Runberg. C. De Anyone for badminton ? Sophomore GAA ofhrers are Bmsseau. NI. Claho. G Reiehert. and S. Sehoekley. Chaine. D. Wise. ROM' ff: Ellinflson. R. Frasl. S. Apple- dorn. P. Yinji. R. Soenksen. J. Nelson. B. Eide. J. Brus- seau. S. YYasnie, Solheim, C. Dyhvik. C. llanson. E. Sauer. N. Sime. S. Fisrher. P. Waxlax. S. Shoeklev. ROH 4: D. Bentler. Lf-Mond. B. Smith. K. Storm. G. Reichert. M. XX?-iske. B. Roberts. J. Ilolin. J. Stanley. C. Dinsmore V, Gustafson. Barclay. D. Ustrom. L. Jensen. C. Gal- lagcr. D. Kleven. B. Hardy. R. Hcdy. L. Adkins. 00 4 7 v 1 I I CLARINETS T. Adair M. Adolphson S. Appledorn D. Barnard G. Chase C. Card P. Deming P. Elsberry P. Erickson R. Fremling G. Gustafson B. Hand D. Haverberg K. Hill K. Kittrell L. Longfellow J. Mull K. Norwood S. Padgette K. Peterson M. Rian M. Rustcn N. Schuety J. Solheim J. Stanley M. Swanson A. Whitted C. Zahratka J. Zettervall BASS CLARINETS D. Olds 'J. Rasch BARITONES D. Casey E. Dalager R. Embertson W. Hedquist CORONETS D. Ashley R. Austin B. Bloom D. Bondeson L. Brandt M. Brandt 'J, Campbell R. Clough W. Holbrook R. Johnson J. Kraemer J. Marshall J. Obele G. Reichert 'Section Leader BA S S ES R. Converse J. Jackson U. O'Reilly DRUMS J. Britton B. Casey G. Cowman M. Hill E. Magnuson M. McKay P. Padgett J. Paine D. Williams 'L. Yde N l mai! Y fn , ,fig A f I I, 4.1 -'v-1.1 1591 T, f f f fi! 1 . C L, V ,M M 'K KSU 'N V1 EN S ,X E yi ,K 11 R li 1 1 1 X i 3 W X HQ W X l 5. W N X. . f ,,Cf X Q A iQ3'ff1'Mf f ff- f f-wir 4-f,,,.,, fl Y NE, .Q ,S y 3 vj an f ' 2 wif: f 8 Qg.. fxff I' X3 i Members of the band council are seated: M. Brandt: ROW I: S. Anderson. K. Shortridge. M. Adolphson. D. Bajula. and Mr. Campbell. ROW 2: J. Boeder. B. Vergin. A. W'hitted. and Hall. Many responsibilities fell on band officers Jerry. Sandy. Alan. and Karen. Blzikirig siens to hnanee the hand trip was the after sehool job of many hand members. They Toot Triumphantl HOn to XN'ashington was the band's watch- word this year. The trip elimaxed their feverish efforts to raise 556000. The main projects to achieve their goal were the sale of magazines. Calendars, and house numbers. During basketball games the 60 piece pep band furnished the musie. Creating a lot of enthusiasm for Xv2lI'I'l0l' fans. In February, on Valentine's Day. they took part in a district Mtlsie Festival at Aitkin. They won many awards and high ratings for their solos. duets, and ensembles. Direrting this enthusiastic group was Dan Campbell. assisted by president. Jerry Halversong viee president. Alan Whittedg secretary. Karen Shortridge: and treasurer. Sandy Anderson. The W'arriors even it up! Left to Righl, ROW I: M. Adolphson. . Marshal. B Johnson. B. wood, Solhcim. L. Brandt. , Barclav. M NVollcut Junior rvprr- Bob and Ron 1' Srhrom. D. Bgxjulu. ROW 2: K. llill. . No G Faust T Krohm D Tworriblx L Whitson The Running Board of the School The ffoxernlnfr ldoclx of the School tho gU1ClPfll Council hurl in import mt rob Thr-y wcro tlu- r'0pr'Psc-ntntivr-S of tliv Studvnt boclv and Consultvd with tho aclminis tration on :ill nuttin-rs c'onc'c-r'nir1ff sfliool zu'tix'itivQ Alllllllff than llllX1llfS this xctxr urrc tht spommeliip of ll0HlCC0IIllDY 1 ilOllllI'lf xr or nuclx c iiclrrn '1 countx si rtx Council incl Sucml c mums lllflllfflltllll tu ' ' 1 'TOlIIJXV'1S if view by Klr. I 1 invf. PI'C91dCI1f Larry W hitson Swrvtgxry '1 rf-sim 1-ri Kaye llill Beryl Nloultori s1'nt.1tivz's L li ' 21111 qlwstiori. T e-.mir'r f. B. 1 ' llllxl ,, 1 1' Burr C Billux B Roicrilwr In Prxmoi Krxmcr Nlr Ilcllin ROI! 4 R olinson R Tris P01111 ,ye W REPERTOIRE jesu, Priceless Treasure Dayspring of Eternity Beautiful Savior Wake, Awake Psalm 91 . Alleluia Die mit Triinen sien The Qrchard Alleluia From the Brazilian Psalm My Jesus Thou An Worthy Spring it Q qw S. 5 -44 A Qi V 'Hi X 2 2 i 5951. mul 'F 55 5: 6' 5 5 4? at oflkvg ll 5 M9 M ' , . ' w 1 ' f FIRST ROW: J. Schultz, P. Stanley, K. Koering, S. Sund- quist, S. Binon, D. Ioya, J. Bang, D. Lindberg, J. Ebeling, M. Waldmann, C. Swanson, K. Swanson, R. Jacobs, B. St. Marie, C. Strieff, J. Conway, K. Wagner, J. Crust. SECOND ROW: M. Hedlund, J. jowanovitz, M. Lar- son, J. Sater, D. Sclnwendeman, B. Cnndzll, B. Moulton, J. Kellett, J. Norwood, j. Heikkenen, R. McLane, C. Kas- prick, S. Gunderson, P. Lease, D. Schultz,'K. Larson. THIRD ROW: J. Graham, G. Bcilby, T. Lindbom, J. Pllepson, E. Holm, D. Gamndt, C. Kleven, R. Lentner, 1. Avery, I. Clalberg, T. Stanley, L. Engholm, F. Fran- doli, J. Tcigen, R. Jackson. FOURTH ROW: C. Ylinen, L. Bruueau, J. Bolme, A. Fenger, T. Lyscio, D. Larson, D. Potter, B. Freeman, D. Wayt, R. Kunde, G. Collette, R. Metzer, I. Stmthen, M. Bertelt, B. Dybvik, D. Novitzki, 'l'.Turootte. Left to Right, ROW I: P. Peterson. P. Rznnsey. B. Koa-r ing. B. Peterson. S. Xv2lSIlll'. Nelson. P, llolmnson. ll. Ol son. D. Kleven. M. Dondelinger. B. lYnlt1-rs. P. Porwnll f T'r I.. Rundlmerg. I., Young. IJ. Bentler. HOU' 2: D. Miller. K. xx'llllllt'l'llLll. Xl llulmson. lt't1l1' -I: Il. llzxrdy. l,. L. Anderson. D. Kunz. Cl. Shipman. D. Krzxnz. CI, Clnllnq her, M. NOI'Lf2lL1I'Cl. Ggtyou. CI. Sonnenlmeru. Nl. Cilqalmo S. Adair. j. Petersen. Ii. Steinlmek. Gs-thinunn. XI Celestial Songs pulled into Brainerd with the favorite remark being. f'Boy, it's good to be home. The trip brought new friendships and expe- riences which would not be soon forgotten. The one unforgettable thought will he of the sickness when in all but one Concert. someone fainted. I C It . C. XVl'llIIlI'Y. C. DeCfh.line. .incl I.. Jenson. Stillwell. Iftlll' ff: Nl. lflrillmeru. R, Nlt':XlliSter. A. Hedy K floninnn. S. Pruitt, 12. I..1rsen. Y. Gustafson. N. Roth , S. Snell. Y. lbiltline. BI'llNNt'.lll. N Sniullieru. R. Nlenv llam- - llliltl. KI. P.1liner. ll, liencler, lf, Ruthenlweek. C, Dinsinore Diekenson. Y. l -nsen. Bork. .-X. Ostroin, K. Olson Tenor Soloist Rex Lentner SEATED: S. Sundquisl. Norwood, .-Xvery. :md Grzihzun. 21111 lflllif' I. Young. K. Olson. C1 fi.1ll.1u- her. C. Anderson. S. Fisrlier, S. Dt-Cilrtine. I . Ifrgtncloli. and K. Swanson. fin! IYUIV: ff, jr-nsen. T. Lyscio, R. Zilkgt. NI. Franz. R. fxfetzer. .1nd Z.1nclf'r. . - 'f -1 , . t.lxrxS. lx-lf' . . u. . funnv? ,-M'eonxp.xin5lS il whim S SU find something 1lHlU5Ulq' , . to ' 'Mary Stcm L and . W t 1? Alto Soloist f if Judy Crust if 1. .' f Left to Right: ROW I: J. Heikkenen, S. Gunderson, S DeChaine, S. Hughes, ROW 2: J. Bang, L. Fitzsimons, Miss Shirley congratulates a new member, Ron Kramer. 'Qi , .fx .1 S. Fitzpatrick. ROW 3: T. Turcotte, S. Martin, P. Brandt R. Kramer. ROW 4: L. Boeder, B. Clifford, C. Chalberg Thespians Enter the Door to Dramatics Thespians. the W,H.S. drama group, boosted its membership from nine to eighteen in the '58-359 year. An initiation party was given in honor of the new members, The group put on a play. wfhe Truth of the Gift Horse. The roles in the play were taken by Linda Fitzsinions, Rlarilyn Payeer. Sue Martin. Judy Heik- kenen, Larry Boeder, and Chuck Chalberg. Miss Shir- The-spinn Omfersz B. Clifford, s. '- Gundfrson. S. Hughes, S. Fitz- patrick. S. DeChaine. 3 ley directed the play and assistant directors were Judy Heikkenen and Larry Boeder. Bliss Shirley is adviser to the group. Tom Turcotte receives his Thes- pians certihcate at initiation. Left to Right: ROW I: L. Kohl, L. Bergstrom, R. Bergwald. ROW 2: C. Whitney, N. Sandberg, L. Johnson. ROW 3: C. Sonnenberg, M. Althoff, Miss White. ROW 4: R. Smalik, L. Winch, D. Kildah, D. Frederick. They Park New and Used Books The purpose of the Library Club is to keep the library in good order by repairing books, keeping them in order, and aiding their adviser, Miss Wfhite, in any way they can, At Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets of food were prepared to be given to the needy. One of their special events this year was a Valentine's Day party. Through out the year their main objective was to serve under the leadership of Lillie Bergstrom, president: Carol Sonnenberg, vice president: and Diane Frederick. secretary-treasurer. Diane Fredrick Secretary-Treasurer The club members are using some of the many books they take care of. Lillie Bergstrom President .n X I H x . I 'rf' ,gl ,I V fltk, Carol Sonnenberg Vice-President 373115 The oFEc'r'rs make plans for the vextr. GlYiI1! 11 IVSSUH iN EYSF illd is KIHTVU 4 Glenda Chase prepares the scrten for Kittrell. health slides. Ih L'htth W t Btt H lth lN'itl1in our Ntnses' Cilttln lies inuvli potential. This A senior frmn St. Sfliwlzistieu was L1 fenttnsecl speuket' year tlte girls lJ0llQlll clt-t'ot'z1ti0ns aniounting to S1000 and gave inlornintion on the program tlicre. fm' the State Hospital. Officers were President Helen Ylll1l'V also lieltl tlieir annual dance and partiei- Akre. Vice Presitlent Klztrx' lieth Norqfxzircl. Sl'CI'l'lZ1I'y patted in the Foreign Sll1Cll'UlClZ1fDlX'2ll. fXl1u'lys Bentley.'l'rez1su1'er SllCl'yl Appleclotnand His- Some of tlie juniors who earned enouqli points toriztn Sliztrmi Vzulnziis. received pins, P? I Left In Right. RUI1' I: P. Eidt-. C. Cztinplmell. Y. Allen. S, Snther. Nl. Austin. G. Chase. N. Sfhuety. C. V'hitney P. l't'tei'suri. D. Miller. gxncl NI, Vhltl, ROI1' gf Bl, Bentley. L, Creqer. S, Mnrtin. :ind Bliss Lilukkonen. HHH' 4: S. ul' fkfllfllslllll. U. Kunz. E Sinilonivh. B Svhultv. J. Brit- Appledorn. H. Akre. M, Norgnard. Scliornstein. B. Rob- tun. K. Kittrr-ll. .mtl F. l.41Ygxssox'. IJUII' ff: Nl. Cfossettc, erts. M, XN'eiske. G. Bnakkonen. and M, Pratt. 124 Some members read a newspaper article concerning teaching CZil'CEI'S. Officers discuss plans for parents' visita tion night. SEATED, Left to Right are. Betty, Mary. Judee, and Ruth. The Key to Our Future The Future Teachers of America serves Washington High in many ways, from correcting papers to guiding parents on visitation night. In October, Ruth Jacobs, Betty Schrom, and Gwyn Herrmann attended the M.E.A. convention in Min- neapolis. The Future Teachers also sponsored a dance after the Sioux Falls football game. During the Christmas holidays they made favors to brighten the season for the patients at the Col- lette Rest Home. State Hospital patients also re- ceived a visit from several members. Leading the group through these projects were Betty Schrom. president: Ruth Jacobs. viee presi- dent: Mary' lN'aldmann. secretary: and Judee Lively. treasurer. Nlr. Hermann served as their adviser. Left I0 Right, ROW 1: C, Herrmann. Lively. NI. Payee-r. RUN' 2: D. lfoster. B. Schrom. G. Kramer. Nlr, Herrmann. RUN' 3: R, lNlttl.ane. R. Jacobs, Raseh. lvl. lV:tld- mann. Left to Right: ROW I: A. Adair, B. Williams, P. Paul M. Dondelinger. B. Johnson, M. Paycer, M. Hedlund ROW 2: R. Heidecker, K. Hedberg, L. Steinbach, M McKay, D. Kleven, L. Kreger, C. Anderson, D. Foster. 7 G. Larson, J, Gayou, B. Walters, J. Schomstein, Mr. Herr- mann. ROW 4: G. Baakkonen. M. Fredricks, T. Nor- gard. B. Trueblood, M. Weiske, V. Gustafson, Z. Emstad. J. Fredricks, F. Casey. ROW 3: S. Sather, J. Brusseau, M. Swanson, B. Roberts, Officers serving the German Club this year Q Q ' , , were Betty Schrom, P 'd tg K th H d- L S D h berg, Secretaryg andrcifisriy Dcilndizllinger, Treasurer. tThey Learn German! Among the many activities of the German Club were the sell- ing of candy at home basketball games, caroling in the halls before Christmas, and the purchase of a German Christmas record. Members of the German Club are either in first or second year German. Under their adviser, Mr. Herrmann, and their officers: Betty Johnson, president: Kathy Hedberg, vice prcsidentg Betty Schrom, secretary, and Mary Dondclinger, treasurcrg they carried out their duties for the year. The sponsoring of a dance after the Little Falls basketball game. and a Christmas party were other activities of the club. Some of the German Club mem- bers learning Schnitzelbank, a Ger- man round sung in the classes every week. s R 79' . Do you speak Gemian? 2 Qi-'Hi Sophmnorr- :ind Junior sniff Infini- bcrs: RUM' I: B. Morris. M. Chnl- beru. S. Fitzpatrick. D. Fischer. ROW 2: KI, Hvdlilnd. D. Blxxnck. B. An- derson. Peterson. M. Dondm-linger, ROM' ff: L. Yds: I . Casey. C. Cow' rn.1n. D. Ny uzlaird. v . .MN ,- 4- .,.., YVYU x . .Ly If HH! A Q2 They Generate usinrss Stiff rec my D xr fmu the Yearbook Dennis Nyuzizird. hc-rid photournphvr. reCm'ivc's zidvicr' from Sir. Fox. anc Du inf' Bl infk U11 i N rtson not pic turn cl Lookinu for new iclc-.is for the xinnllgil at the Yearbook Cinnvvntion :mn FRONT Roni- xIl'I1l'1f'IIP. Judy, Sandy. and Lorrxiinv. BACK ROW: Beryl, Alzinet. Kar:-li. Cgirolv. :ind Dave. Left to Right, ROW I: K. Swanson. M, Dondelinger, S. M. lledlund. IBUI1 '7 D Blmntk li Nlor st Anderson. I, Brandt. Cethrnzrnn. Norwood. l,. Yale. B. Swanson, D Fist 1 nn NN Nloulton. BI. Challwerq. S. l7itzp:1triek. B. .Xnclcrsotr and rnzrn. l .Cl41sey.aml D 'Nx x c The school year of 1959 was filled with days of happiness. excitement, and even some disappointments. To capture these ideas. these emotions, the feelings. called the spirit of lY.H.S.. is the purpose of the lirainonian Staff. As a starting point in the fall. the theme was picked. editors became acquainted with their staffs. and a sales drive was held during which 700 annuals were sold. more copies than anv previous vear. Under the capable leadership of Lorraine Brandt. Editor-in-Chief. and the associate editors. cars was picked as the theme to be carried out. Last fall the editors and advisers spent a day in St. Cloud attending a yearbook workshop, They gathered inanv new ideas and hints on how to produce a good annual. As Kfav approached. and the final deadlines drew near. we realized that we had gained knowledge. and experience with the assistance of advisers. Nfr. Fox and Nliss Adams. I . ! 1 1 Pow Wow Publishes, Anderson Edstrom Kcllvtt A Johnson ROW 3 E Dalaeer M Fr1cdr1ek Hinsen R Lobcrz C Fiust Z Emsmd Chalberq P Brandt Fmedrxek S Cole Ebner N Roth J Sater P Wolleat L Longfellow K Solhcxm M Rusten T Tureotte R Soeher RON 4 I' Fr doll D NOXll7kl R I1C ourse T lNorQ1rd S Peterson D Twombly R Speed T Lysmo R Trxsk Co edxtors Don Twombly 'and 'vicrldee Hollext Peddles Papers Shiron Slthlxl' 11111 TCJIII TIIFKIJIII 1 1 hard workmf S1111 1111 111111 rs ,4- i 3 Th1 p11r1h1s1111.g 111' 1 11195 rmq for our formqn sludcm IS 1 jomt pro11C1 of thc Pow Wow and B 111111111 111 1 1 111 1111 s11111111 11111sp1p1r 1111i war xx 1111111 11 111 111111111 1 ll 1111 S1111 11111111111s .11111 111x1s11s XIISS R111 I11r1f1sor1 .md ss N111 11111 1 1 11111 11111 111 ws 111 1111 S11 111 111 X 111 1111111 11111111 and Gr lx I 111111 811.119 P1111s11n 111111x11111n1f p11r1111par11s ff 1111 1 111111 11111 1111 P1111 ow 1 11111 ll 111 1111: O 11111 1 1 rx 11 1 Q , , , , 1 1 'X 1 1 1 ' -11r1- ypi':11 ra' 'z . C11-1-111111K - - . ' ' 'Crt KI-' -- XY 11-1 211111 131111 'I' ' 11,3 V11 11- th I h 2 , ,. , 2 .'.,.-., A 'K,,T ' ' HH. , 4 1 B11 - 1 Ll '- 1'1111 1. 1111-y - - . -111111 , 1w - 11 1111111111. Kill' N' 11, '2 ' ' I 1 ' 1-1:1 ' 1 r G11s1:1fs1111. 111-wx 1-11111111 IJl'0C1lIf'1'C1 21 lkflclifl S1'l0XN' 1111 ' in 2111111111-1 11111111!1111111 1111- 1'l'liI1. 111 1111- sprinv 1111- V, 111111 1 CI11z1111111-1 111 C111 -1'11- 1 - '-XY ' Q 5 , 1 C7 K . , A., :111111 111-S1111 11'-11 1111- 111111 111 li - ,- ' 11-S1. T111 1'--w-XV111 1.111111 11111' 11.111 11111111 11f fi f211X1.1f III. Cf 1'1'11-111111, NI 11111 .11:11K XX 1111 131 5 9 Us Left to Right. RON' I: ll. Howard. ll. Holman. -I Thvicn. ROW 2: K. Paulson. M. Johnston. P. Bcntlvy. L. LaSar. RON' 3: R. lN'Ic'CuirC. D. Furstcnhrrg. D. Sfhmidt. D. Sargcnt. ROW' 4: M. llolmr-s. Trott. D. Bfathison. L. Nlonasrnith. .'Xridcrson. F. B. L. - In Gear for the Future The Future- Business Loaders made a como-hack This group was kept busy throughout the ycar. this year with new iclc-as and a nm-w aclvisvr. Klr. 'llivy hi-ld owning rnm-tinqs. as well as rcgular dinnvr Ashmun. IA'1lClll'1QlllOHli'21ClPl'SuXN'l'I'l' the following Invm-tinqs. Inrludvd in their curriculum was an ofhrvrsz lm- lxifilllhlllllll. pri-siclt-nt: Judy llowzircl. Employ:-r-Einploy:-mf' hanqut-t. Also the-y sont clvlv- vim- pri-sid:-nt: Pat l'lz'ntlc'y. SL-c'1'ctzxx'y: Daw- Sargent. Qzxtcs to tht- clistrirt and regional Conwntions to pu-- twzmiu-r': Karin Pgunlson. lll9lUl'l11llI :incl jim Flaskv- pau' for tht- Stull' conwntion. which most of tht- rucl. parlizunf-ntguian. nu-rnhc-rs attc-nclvcl in April. l.r'g1vv Ov:-rythinu to us: wffll fix ill I , 1 f i s l : 34' fl, X 2 5 '. Br-ntlv-y. owarrl. .intl K. l'.1ulwn. HHH' J I l'l:1slu'ri1tl. D. S.ll'Q!'llIll. .tml l, fxlftimsrtnitll Pivturr-cl lu-low arf- the- ofhcrirs ul F. H. A. Mirrors the Future Lffl tn Right, ROW I: . Gifford. , Kohl. M, Swanson un cy Wu M MrK1y Pc-clerson K. WVolf. G. Kramer . Boeder. D. Grams M. Wise. C Thompson D Txutgm B Strolurl C S1 nfl' C A bert Lord. ROW' 2: T. Krufhten D, Wilson H. Olson M n RUN 4 l l K Clrhlrle l Vll now Fox, V. Cadwell B. Peterson P. Gilclart . Ekstcn L Gould D Olsen Xxlln w P 1 'N Sxmc' Runberg. Y. Hughes. ROW 3: K. Thorson. E. Perlinger M xlmk NI Mustonvn S Zucluh inure M122 Pox ubx mllltlml f 1 F H X offlczle Staltnd ilu lflJ8 30 School xml Inc ommff leadcm mum Ninn 'Xinlxix plwldcnt Donna Tautffw xlrc presldent kann YN olml QQC in ul gllllflll Bocl Q IXIIW 50710111011 Uflllllg unc Nfllllfllli Sxmnson recorder I' funn 31111: 11111111114 nt umm and Exelxn Pctuxon Qonff lmcler Xhss Xnn Pm mln xx is ilu ll idx 1941 1 Xl n x 1 H01 FII 1 llm s o 4 Q III m monex :user xsluclx lxclpmcl to send flu loml m mlmms md tlun '1ClX1lI to the SVIIL mcct mfr IU Nhlclm. F.ll.A. OFFICERS. LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Suurv. M. Swanson. E. Pctl-rson. M. McKay. S. Bock, K Wohl. :md D, Tautgc-s. It looks ns if the Future Ilomemnkers ure ren ' givi A Mr. Ilvllingfs oflnr- C new-lookf F. F. A. Drives Toward New Goals Left to Right, ROW I: G. Bock, M. Villnow. A. Soder- Lindberg. R. Rose. WV. Ramsdell. H. Cronquist. R. Horak, man. D, DeRosier. B. Tautges. B. Lambert. L. Kinney. S. D. Horak. R. Thesing. Kolbuss. D. Villnow. C. Eisel. Eisel, D. Blakeman, S. lVohl. B. Kleinschmidt, H. H. Cronquist. C. Strobel. E. Thiesse. Mr. Cray, ROD' 4: Koering. ROW 2: P. Gregerson. W, Hillman. -I, Nichols. J. Exe. H. Aspholm. D, Smith. B. Tautges. E. Morcomb, R. Grams. G, McKay. G. Bisted. J. Stieha, A. StreifT. D. L. Kemp. C. Iilxxkemun. L, Liebeg. R. Kunkel. YY. Bar- Trusty, G. Soderman. L. Albertson. P. Houle. ROW 3: D. rett. R. Gillespie. C. Bible. i'Anybocly for an ire-cream bar? is a familiar Call heard around YV.H.S. during the noon hour. The organization responsible is the Future Farmers of America. who sell ice-cream bars to finance various projects. Twenty-one members attended the F.F.A. Na- tional Convention in Kansas City. Rlissouri. At the State Fair this year the W.H.S. chapter of the F.F.A. was awarded sweepstakes in booth 'ixllllmm' F.F.A. OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Strobel C a emzxn. E. .l0I'C'OIIllJ. , .- sb om. I .ise :in Tautqes The 1-neniy of .ill YY ll S Clltll ls is Ilie' l' l' ,X ll 1-- vrm-.un smnclf Left to Right, ROW I: W. Waltz, R. Voit. C. Tornow. R. Lovested, Converse. W. Borden. L. Kemp, NOT ROW' 2: Mr. Miller. J. Wheeler. K. Greenwalt. R. Tornow, PICTURED: R. Kramer. H. lVhite. R. Johnson. T. Lindbom, A. Stranfg. ROW 3: C. Randall. J. Converse, Thompson. J. Brummer. D. Jensen. They Handle Traffic Problems The officers of the school patrol are Tom Lindbom and Arnold Strang. Guarding students from the dangers of the highway, the traffic patrol played an important every day role in the life of the school. They were on the job at noon and at 3:16 stopping traffic and al- lowing students to pass. Their main purpose was to give service to the school. and they prevented many accidents. They were advised during the year by Mr. Miller and managed by Arnie Strang. , Hurry! before he pulls in the flag. The student protectors are at work. I ROI1' I: Mr. Moulton. P. Lee. R. lland and B Foster ROW 2: H. Austin. Paine, F. lfrandoli. Henderson ROW 3: R. Risnes. I.. Brusseau. R. Novitzki and D Pajziln, ROW 4: R. Curtis. R. Trask. T. Lys KI. Cninpbell, as J all They Pave New Highways Secretary Tre isurer Bob Tr isk President Dick Novitzki The purpose of the Engineers' Club is to stimulate interest in the different fields of enffinetrinff. They accomplished a number of things under the dirtction of their Moulton and oflfictrs who included Dick Novitzki, president. adviser. Nlr. and Bob Trask. secretary-treasurer. Throuffhout the year thty enffagtd a variety of sptctktrs to obtain information about enfvineering. ln the spring thty toured tht Riverton Magnesium Plant and also participated in tht Lniversity of Kfinnesotft Enffineers' Day durinf' which they went on guided tours throutfh tht several enfvinetrintf plants. Four future Engineers study forces in in the physics lub. 138 Left lu Right, KOH' I: l'11cluc'tt1'. ll. .Nnclc'rson, Il. Qlohnson, T, Lysiu, ll. Johnson, lflaiskvrtxd. B, Free flmluxrn, A. Km-rr. l . D1-.m, T. Sttmrcl. Rl. l rir'clrlCk. R. mgm. llouls-. Pllt-pst-11. G, Bmtrzlssgx. G, llorclxm. and Kr:mu'r, :md H. 'IillSli'I'. HOU' 2: Kvimlcl. B. Dylwik. R. hir. I,LlQt'l'!I'l'll. RUN' 4: D. Lff'llIl. D. lfgxlclwt-ll. Isle Strowlnriclqc, KI'll4'Hf'T, D, Tllompsfm. l'ic'k411'. Brmvclvr. Smith, L, Ylltition. T. Krolmv. C. Faust. Struthvrs. J D. Blztnvk. Fzllconer. and C. Bistvd. RUM' 3: Mr. Sunby. Kt1rxum'Ski.z11ul YY. ,'XIlClf'l'SOIl. Our Never Exhausted Supply of Athletes Aftlxltu-Q ol tluf IA'lll'l'Illl'IlS Club of '58-'59 wma- mulm' tlu- clirvction of Mr. lJc'lY:1yru- Suxullmy, Klty Frvcl lxs-lla-tt ' ' . imcl XII: lxic'lu1t'cl l.2lQl'lkQI'l'H. .-Km zltlllt-tv wlus lute ls-ttvtvcl in mu- or num- sluntx clming tlu' win' is 4-liqilnlv to kpmn l,t'lll'l'II1t'!l.9 Cflulm. At lmslwtlxlll Qgmuw tlu- c I I I I it lnlf Qwc-pt tlu- Vtilllll. 'l'lu-y also sponwrvcl Z1 llrult fm' tlu' lltllllttfflllllllf' Jzlmclt lu'lcl ll1C1I' rmmlal luzmqucts 'lub sold uma tuul JOX'Ol'Il mul 1 . time tlu-y ,I L f. lo lumm' tlu- lrmotlmll urul luisltc-tlxlll ll'lllIlS. tlu- lgI'HlI1l'l'Cl Qll21!'lf'IxlJHC'kS. Club at wllirll zxwarcls wt-rv also IJIkt'SC'I1U'Cl to outstanding atlllt-tvs. Big lJusiru'ss is lyrvwmq lu-twvmx Yin- l'rr-sic Ts-d Krolmr' zmcl lJ1kt'SlIlt'Ill hlru- Kuxrmmvxki. lent V M-4-...,, .. .K , r-- . tM+ rM' Hull time kr-4-ps hl,f'IIf'!'IIlf'll-A on their toes. 139 Q .2 :u f i .2 -, S zSSK SS 2 Z Faculty S Administration J. A. Sater. Superintendent. I uf 1 We Need the XYithout Superintendent Sater. we would he like a Car without 11 motor, ln the Short while that he hm been in the liiuinerd Sehool Sys- tem. we have all felt that he is someone to go to in f'l1lUIiQl'I'1C'ii'9 and can be depended upon in any Crisis. The school hoard is the group which keeps the school in top running order in more than one way, They might be called the mechanics of the School. g llh-an-..- 1 Z Sl 411D Left to Right Sttrztlry Mirv line Holden e1RosS SI DIN! ix 'tt Q 1 Qu Ilowud Shanks Llartnee Iepmskl D R Mtdison Mrs 1 endcnt X 142 ,F I Big Wheels A school without a principal would hc- like a car without a grcasc job. Bfr. Blackford. our prin- cipal, kct-ps things moving along from day to day in top working ordcr and smoothness. Thcsc- two mcn arc important in our every- day livcs in school, They are Bit. Adamson ,J , G. B. Blackford. High School Principal. D, C. Adamson. Assistant Principal and N111 Ht-lling. tht- govcrnor and steering gcar 1't-spcctivt-ly. Consultations with them arc frcqucnt occurrcnccs in the livcs of students. J. F. llclling. Guidance Dirc-ctor, 143 -mu We RICHARD ASHMUN g Rctnil Selling: BA. Carleton Collc-gc. BS, University of Minnesota. KERMIT AASB Athlctir Din-vtor: BS.. M.Ed. Uni- vvrsity of Klinnvsntn. THOMAS BRENNA Art: B.S.. University of Minnvsotu. IRMA DELI, ADAMS MllIhlxIll1lIli'SI BA. Jzimvstown Col- lcgv, Brninonizxn Businvss Adviser. DAN CAMPBELL Bnncl: BM.. Mc'Phz1il Srhool of Music: KLA.. Minnrrxpnlis Colle-gc of lWusit'. GAYLE ALSTATT Home Economics. Health: BS.. Uni- vf-rsity of Minnvsotn. F.llA. Advisvr. ROBERT BROXVN Typing, Bookkoc-pins: Commvrfial :XI'llhlI1f'IlL'1 Consuinvr Ecorioltlirsg BS.. Moorhmcl Stwtc' Collc-gr: NORMAN ,XRYFSON Spf-1-flii B.A,i flUIlK'Hl'Lllll Collvflfx DC- bzitv .-Xclvisvr. 144 Frequently Circling . . . WALTER ENGEBRETSON VVorld History, B.A. Augsburg. Junior Class Adviser. ll EDWARD FOX Personal Typing, Cleri Mankato State. Braino nian Adviser. XA, . Cal Trainingg B.S.. M.S. E. C. HERRMANN German I and IIg B.A. Hamline M.A. University of Minnesota. F.T.A. and German Club Adviser. EDWIN GRAY Vocational Agricultureg B.S. University of Minnesota. F.F.A. Adviser. i x 'ip-1 JOYCE HIPPE Englishg B.A. Macalester, Sophomore Class Adviser. CURTIS HANSEN Choir, Rudimentsg B.A. St. Olaf. M.M.E. Minneapolis CLAYTON HAGLIN Driver Educationg B.S St. Cloud State. A34 College of Music. EV? 1 FRANCES HEDNER Physical Education, Social and Personal Hy- giene: B.S. North Dakota State. G.A.A. and Cheerleader Adviser. HELEN HUBBARD American History. B.A. Bemidji Teachers Col lege, M.A. University of Minnesota. Junior Class Ads iser. f ' RICHARD LOVEGREN 0 0 0 0 Englishg B.A. University of North Dakota. MERVIN JENSEN Driver Training, Physical Education, B.S. Lmxersity of Minnesota. Wres tling Coach, Assistant Track Coach. LUCILLE LUUKKONEN Englishg B.S. St. Cloud State. Nurses , Club Adviser. FRED KELLETT Health, Physical Education, B.S. Moorhead State College. Basketball wg coach, assistant baseball coach. Let- terman Adviser. 5 Q- ROBERT MacLEOD World Historyg B.S., M.A. University of Minnesota. RICHARD LAGERGREN American Historyg B.S. St. Cloud State. Football coach. Letter'man's Adviser. JOHN McDOlNALD Biologyg B.S. VV'isconsin State Col- lege. Audio-visual Adviser. DOROTHY LARSON American Historyg B.A. Concordia College. Senior Class Adviser. Zh Pd lr Pt En ish BS North Dakota State. jun Home Economics BS Lnnersity of Nlmne- Occaslonally Curbing . . . DEL NOWATZKI English: B.S. Mayville State Teach- ers' College, M.A. Northwestern. Sen- ior Class Play Coach. WILDA MILLER Mathematicsg B.A. Hamline University. Sen- ior Class Adviser. SELMA MOSTROM Social Scienceg B.S, University of Minnesota. Current Events Club Ad- viser. Sometimes Accelerating . . . FREDRICK ROSEL VERNON SKOGEN Englishg B.A. North Dakota Agricul- tural College. Junior Class Play Coach, Sophomore Class Adviser. Industrial Artsg Advanced Diploma Moorhead State College. A. LESLIE SMITH Chemistryg B.A., B.S. Southwestern University of Texas, University of Minnesota. MARGARET RUUD Office Training, Clerical, Stenog- raphyg B.A. University of North Da.- kota, M.A. University of Denver. Pow Wow Business Staff Adviser. MARIE SCHAEFER HILDA SHIRLEY Speech. English: B.A. St. Olaf Col- lege. Thespian Adviser. DE WAYNE SUNDBY General Science, Personal and Social Hygiene, Football Coach. B.S. Moor- head State, M.S. University of Min- nesota. Biologyg B.S. South Dakota State. KATHARINE TORGERSON English, Lating B.A. Concordia Col- lege, M.A. University of Minnesota. Pow Wow Editorial Adviser, Latin Club and Foreign Student Adviser. 148 Q . . But Always Steering. fvi HILDA VERGIN Cooks - Mrs, Britton and Mathematicsg B.E. St. Mrs, Larson, Cloud State. N S SAN Lois WHITE Librarian: B.A. University of Minnesota. Library Club Ad- viser. HENRIETTA WINTERS English: B.A. University of South Dakota. Senior Class Adviser. RUTH PRESTEGARD CCurrent picture not availablej Administrative Assistant - Eugene McKee. 'sf Z Q 1,14 O Q F ' l I - V- ulusa .., Iwi' N- , Custodians -- Mr. Kinney. Mr. Larson. Mr. Tziylor. Mr. Catrhell. Mr, Office girls - .Ioyre Sutton. Betty Hohen- Smith, and Mr. johnson see. and Mary jane Holden. 149 A debt of 1'1t1tudc 1s owed to all who haw hrlpcd 111 the IJIOClllCl10I1 of 11119 Bramoman and espcmallx to the l'Jl1S1I'1C'9S1 I1LI1 llsud bcloxs lhe students of XX ash mgton Hlgh School msh to acknoxs ledge tlus debt and thanls sou smcerelx fAbel Cable 'H'+A1Cre s Qlldlllj Bakers +Aldern1ar1 lWaqhar1 s S YQ Houdxx are Al s 'VIob1le Seruee 8. Niotel 9HlAr1dc rson C' Elmer X ndc 1son C leaners rt Paul s 1110 Cao shmun S Jewelry 'HBa1Cer Boy Bakeries 969996 96 Bang P11n11ng 'K am CThe1 enson Optlcal Co 111 s KN ebb Stauon +CllIII1lI1Y,l121H1 s as 1111 1 161 Dols Pam: Sc Glass Shop Don s N1ob1l Stauon +Dunn Dru s fliddx s B ubrr Shop ffcldw s R1 staurant ElLct11C Garage gupph +9HeElx1q Pharmacy 9eEl1Cs Hotel 'XEr1clCsor1 Flowe1S 'E1'1cks0n s F111 l'l1Il1I'C K Apph IIICCS 5fHWHH'F1rs1 11cde1al Qavmgs 8: Loan Assomatxon +'HBra.1ne1d Dally D1SP8tCh XFIFSC 'Vatlonal Banlx ramerd Foundry FlC1SCllC 1 s ramerd Glass Co HHfFolsom 1VIl1S1C Caornpanx rameld Hardware 9HFr1end A 1f'HBra1nerd Heatmg Co Frlend A 95 ra1ne1d H1de 81 Fur 'X 1a1ne1d Ofhcm Supply 8 C'1ft Shop if ralncld rl V 8 AIJIJ1l3I'lCC C fnter 'HB1a1ne1d Theaues 95 urton s Inc ML Bw ohn Nl C'l0tl1lI'1QCO 9' 1rlso11 C lothme C o asm 1' IIISRIIHYICL A C1101 axe s House of F1owe1s eC,het s IV 8, Apphance MW 1111411 s State Bank of Bralnerd C oast to C oast olc s Qpmt Shop if olo1uaft Co 96 onsumers Gas C'o 'X'MLCRons111r1ers O11 Co ox s Nc xx Qs stem Bald n 9' 111111, 111 go goft1N aiu S1 1w ICC me Lllllllllllo s O11 C o Fru ndshlp Shop +C mnblcs Br11nc1d 9 G1c 5111 School Of'VI11S1C +C1C'I1C1LI1I'llf'1 Nlotoru axs Inc +Gould R R C'o Realtors 8 IHSLIIZIHCC Gruenha en Plu1nb1n 'HalsLCd C'1'1a1les 8 Nlymlg Ins +H1lxo1son olmson Funu 11 Hom: +Hanson IHSL11 ance A enc 9eHardcn Home Supplx +Harold Cleaners +H1tC11 Rc altx Co +Houlc- Insurance +Hou 1C H1115 Nluslc Supplx 'flndex Oflice Supplx ls lClxQOI1 R11 'State Fsum ns o Lwel Box le ohnson C1 a1 C o Inc 'lf ohnson Rexall Dru gk . x 'A 'l C ' L 'I u 1 ' x ' 1 I .- A , ' 7 .5 ' ' 'I 1' 17' f'1'l - t . pu L Q Y . 1 1 , 1 A . 2. , 1. A V. 1 , . Q ' - . A ' , .' C I, L I. Q- . Y Vs' 1 B1 , , ' ', r 'B' ' 1 ' ' '. ' - ' . ' ., ' ' ,KB . 7 . 'XB ' . . . .' 1 1 -X4 . Q , . B 1 B 1' ' ' 'H , ' B ' 2 ' 1' 1. 13- 1' B '1' ' '. ' ' 1: 'r , .' B Q . , . .7 1, 5 ' . ' -171 A A. , ' K 1 . Q ' Q :C1z. I 'Af 1. 3. '. 2 WCP. 1. ' D QT 2 ' 1 -J . V2 2 'XC1 . ' 1 . ' g ,y w 1 f' v ' x l V 'Cl' 5. .1 1 . ' ' 1 - . . x Y fC 2'. . ' .' . C . ' ' . ' . ' C . 1 . J , If .. . '1. 16.22 , .' 1..C1. eeCl.1M1.,k,l- A, 'Cl 'jg . -. ' , YQ ' 1 ,, ,, C . fr.: . I D L -V Q 150 if 71 O1lI'19OH S SIllC1lO 'HHH oitcn s XKJIIIIJIII 11111 ix Sons I111' KK111 s 3111111 3111111 4 11111 R111 Ix 111 13111 I1 C'11y 11 I 1111s I 1111111 It L111111111 C 0 I11111 O I akes C 110 4La11d O Lakes C,.1La111c111s 9ILaure1 Eat Shop La1111z111 Auto K XIa1111Q +Lu11dbo1' owe rx Maplg Leaf Grlll Ivieadou Gold M1111 CNHI!-aeIVIC11I'1 s I1'1C11O S, FV WIKCMGXCI C Icanem XC Launciercrs 'M111s Motor Inc X'H1VI111111S11t'1 Vallcx 'N11111 11 C 1sC 9911111111 111111 IX YN 1rd 81. C 11 4INL150D Funeral L11 1111 1 A Norbert s R.1d1o 81 IV CNONIICFH O111bo11d 1I 'e1e 1e161A1L'NIo1111x11St Pap11 C 0 Ihe1 'XO Bunn MLFCRHUIC C'o fOpsahIIm1111nc1 A CFICX f 'O7 IX 111 51111110 P21111 1311111111 Buxldmfv Qupplx 'Paul S Shoe S101 c 'Penm C C P11Cc P11111111111 8. Heatlnf CICQICIIO 512111011 Ixl I7 'Read D15tI11JL1t1I1 C 0 'FHGIQCQ1 :K 1111111 5111111 NI111111 BC TLS X CIICX 111x111 11161 CC 1x1 11018 9' os 11111 S1111 3111111 881118 N11 1111111 C 11111 I11 C11 if YIC1 151 MHHWQC1111 111 NIoc111 NIa11C11 SCC11111x Ins A IIICX Q1111C1C '1 1111 IS 9W'HHHe'x'1Lx'Q1111111 s 311111111 9651 11111 1111 I lIIIl1lCl C 11 '3ISldI1C11IC1 Puts S1 11 111 C 0 5651011811111 C 111111 I 111111311 Co 31111111101 F111111t1111 H1100 PCC O11 C 0 KTI11 1 9eT11o111pSo11 Q11 Co f'T1111f1x 13111 f'eTuI1e 11111111 if own Taxi if r1angIeO11Co 111150111 Q G1 oven Van S C afe W xsme s Clrorvrw -Yr Hood NI111111 C 11 1' 00111111111 F W 10 CIL DCF0111111 S1 1 IC 1 111111101111 111 s 1J1p'1111111111 S Key to S1118 5 00 C1011 1111111 S 7 50 'VH' S10 OO -111111--11 1312 30 -111111-me 313 OO ae-11111111-+ 1.31, 50 11111114-14++ Q90 my 'f'397C 3F9C56-I-94 X'9C'7C9G99JC94-39.4 J 11111 I 1 -11' .' . . U, , - ' ' , ' F , ' f f If 1 1 96 , ' .f ,U KO' ' 'L' 'g .'g 1' , 1 'z .1 11 I, -' Y. .' Q -Ig' , 14 'XA ', L if pg '- - , 'fu 1-'11 ' Y , SJ 15 ' ' fx g 1. T 7 Ag QQ Y A ' V Tr- 1 I :' 1 1 ' I T ' ,' 3 -A 1,11 I I 1 v 1 1 'w 'i l 1 y 4 2 'Z , I' U A '- L .72 5 117 10- i'VVetnCrE11'1't1'11f A Q '1 3- ' . 1 T. ' 11 ' 'YY ' ' . . ..C'. .I +3 1 L QA .IH .. - 'Z' 4 1 'L' ' .' ' ' - ' 'ac 9 .1 1 ' ' ' - G .1 : , Y 1 A N . 1 A me ,If J' 'Lf JO' ' V . I I' l cr ' . r , . . , . Aj , 5 I ' ' ' ' .U W. . Q I. 'A' ' A' ' ' . Y , . xx, i.A K KV! . in ' ' R01 1 J .1 gf 1'II11l1 . 'z 1 ' ' '11 U - -N A I , -R11 ' .' I' . . ., ' f 'y:Illl.', . 'L ' 1 '- f z1111 1 SL' . 11. MQQM 'mix my Y if 1 A, , . . 5 -' MM R+ M' 'ww ., . U ' - ' - ' 'mm-H4 I H W ., Vg ,, DIOR L r 5.fSJ,o. . . ' 1 1 - KVI: 55 .fx 'V f ' .22 , Y' Yuba' Ks L A wal :I f ,I H- Af bv .1 M e .ff 4 i 1 . 5 M 7 4 Q: M 44. 'U rf: Y A xx X 4 Q I V---W .WM .qv - x - 4 ., ' Q' W 1 af: - 2,5-' 1 A. Ti, ,lk t K .',, G M A KKK 4A:x.,i f xx 3, Q' WRT. if i 'agp' 'aff - ' ,ii f -- KK ' ' , N-QQQ -.. ff'-fr.a '1+',f-'- , X v ' I V 4' ' Uv'Yb:l 'u ,v 1 AIYBE5 ' , ' I I ,,,W, 'lm V 'I In 5 A R - ' 6- isp 4 Yu 4 x,a..L-., .-..... ' 'f '. 'ff 'nv v ' X I 5 'I 'fx' ,- g , JT- .frfg ,fx ,f 5 mm-'vz..'if,o-.N-7 - 'W' im.: Avg Q A '. .rv .. 5.4! 'Z' 1 ow' 'Z ra- 'fn .gs '4' ' -,3 1. ' f vm 1 , dbz D 4' A fl? vw-Q,r ' ' .bis :L ' x ,fit Am pi:'g!.xif35,.P'Y' .fvQ!lpy- ' 335, ' ,f- , ' f up 4. K ,5 xx? ' I' Ib. , - ' . x v ' i . 0 ffm 1 I ,, '35 rj-lr, 2 -70, K 5-Q-r,.f , .. r Q ' 'h I 1 .7 0 ' i !7L . If M 5 1 es 4 , ,st 0 '- . Q . 1.11 ' .. 'W' 'tm as 'K M ' ' 3 ' - J 'Q f . - -af-'v . ----- V ' , . - ..., ' ' ' .1 ' . A 5 A' . t AOP? , . , ,f I ., A U ,,-Lb ,A 1 , 1 O ZF . . 'HF' .S - . . J- , ' ' av ., X, wv '5L 'Ah ' ,fx A.. 1 ' 4 71' 4' ' - 4, , - .V 1 'T','f'? .-'f1:...El ii -.. - f' . , A ff f A, f 6 ,fiyf f 1 ,vw
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
