Warren High School - Wahisean Yearbook (Warren, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

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Q 1 f K 2 rl: v- , . 1 . .rg L -nur if V, UP? lg:-'V dy-3 , ,,,,,,...... H. H. . , , - Q.-4 W y A ,H K' , Jo l w' I wx I xl 'V nr o f , W A l J 1 1 v A 1, 1 v, ,-?.--,J Superintendent Mr. SI-IOLY B.A., Concordia Collegeg M.A., University of North Dakotag D.Ed., University of North Dakota. Principal Mr. M6KINNON B.A., Mayville State Teachers Collegeg M.S., Uni- versity of North Dakota. jr. High Principal Mr. GILBERT B.E., Moorhead State Teachers Collegeg M.S., Uni versity of North Dakota. 4 FACUL1 1 MARLENE PFEIFLE Physical Education Home Economics B.S. from North Dakota Agri- culture College. CARL JOHNSON Civics, Social Studies, Art. B.S. Degree from Bemidji State Teachers College. Mrs. JEANNE OLSON Geometry, Math B.S. Degree from Bemidji State Teachers College. KAREN CARRISON Speech, English, History B.S. Degree from North Da- kota Agriculture College. WILFRED JOHNSON Band B.A. Degree from Minot State Teachers College, Attended University of Minnesota and University of North Dakota. Mrs. SADIE CONINX Typing, Shorthand Bookkeeping B.S. Degree from University of Minnesota. CARLYLE LANDGREBE High School Vocal Groups Elementary Music B.A. Degree from Concordia College. MAUREEN BEAR English B.S. Degree from North Da- kota Agriculture College. Mrs. RUTH BERNHARDSON English B.S. Degree from Moorhead State Teachers College. HAROLD JOHNSON Agriculture, Biology B.S. Degree from North Da- kota Agriculture College. Mrs. ESTHER McKINNON Librarian ' B.S. Degree from Mayville State Teachers College. O. JAY PEYTON History, Science P.H.B. from University of North Dakota. C -, C. MILES CARLSON Industria1Arts. B.S. Degree from University of North Dakota. Mrs. JOYCE LAHL Spanish, History. B.A. Degree from St. Olaf College. Mrs. CAROLYN HAMPTON Home Economics.B.A. Degree from St. Olaf College. ...Si ERVIN BEHSMAN Coach, Chemistry, Physics, Science.B.A. Degree from Luther College. Mrs. JA CQUELYN HARDY Journalism, Typing, Genera Business. B.S. Degree from University of North Dakota. IRVIN ST. JOHN 1 Coach, Physical Education. B.S. Degree from Bemidji State Teachers College. Mrs. SYLVIA F ILIPI Eng1ish.B.A.Degree from Con- cordia College. DELORES ANDERSON Assistant Secretary A J ULBERT MORGAN Mrs' NfS'25rZtg3,HNSON Solid Geometry Trigonometry Algebra, Biology B A Degr from Mankato State College A ITORS COOKS Waxltelrl Goplin Mrs Petra Westman Kemeth.Andeen Mrs Dave Peterson It gg an ig gg . l J E Robert Sailor SENIORS The Senior Class of 1958 began their final year at Warren High School with the election of Bob Sailor as class president, Stan Sirek, vice-president, Lillian Tangen, secretary, and Jean Larson, treasurer. The seniors proved their scholastic ability by making a good showing on the 'A' and 'B' honor rolls throughout the year. Again showing their ability to stay on top, the seniors took first prize on their home- coming float. Adding to the homecoming activities was the election of the Homecoming Queen, Barb Dougherty, and her attendants, Mary Lee Stancyk and Sharon Ulrich. As a climax to the 1957 Home- coming season, the Warren Ponies were victorious over the Northwest Aggies. The senior boys are well represented on the football, track, basketball, and baseball squads. Chosen as captain for the '57-'58 football season was Bob Sailor. Musically talented in Chorus, Glee Club and Band, this class is also represented in Declamation, Class Plays, the Chronicle and Annual Staffs, and Cheerleading. As the seniors stepped to the refrains of Pomp and Circumstance, they ended their days at Warren High. Their school days will always be among their fondest memories as they look ahead into a bright future . Officers Stanley Sirck, Vice-Pres. Lillian Tangcn, Sec., Jcan Larson, Treas. Robert Sailor, Pros. 8 1 nuff' lr ' 1' -' -jf-n.f,. H. EVELINA ABELD Speech is great but silence is greater. Chorus 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4. JAMES BOARDSON Albert Einstein has nothing on him. Class Officer 15 Boy Scouts 1. PAUL ANDERSON I'd rather sit than stand, 4, when I can't lie down. Football 1,2. LOREN ANDERSON The more you study the less you know, so why study? EDWARD ARNOLD Why worry about life? You'll never get out of it 1 LOWELL ANDERSON . If I am studying when you Ciglgeoiglzilgl' come, wake me up. Junior Class Play 3 5 Boy Scouts 1. CALMER ANDERSON He's the thinkiest thinker that ever thunk. Junior Class Play 35 Class Officer 3 5 Honor Society 4 5 An- nual Staff 45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,43 Baseball 2,3,4g Boys State 35 Letter- man's Club 2,3,4. MARLENE BONNETTE areful studiousness she cannot hide but we all know she has another side ' GAA 4, Declamation 3 Junior Class Play 3 Honor Society 4, Chorus 3, Glee Club 1,2 3, Annual Staff 4 Chronicle Staff 3,4 5 Chron- icle Editor 4. DAVID BRDA Success is a big step, but I've got long legs. 1 FFA 2,3,45 Chorus , 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,45 Track 1,25 ' Boys Chorus 1,25 Transferred from Greenbush 3. -s F ALAN GEHRLS Sometimes I sit and think but mostly I just sit. k I n GALE COOK He burns the midnight oil --not always for study. Track 2. MARILYN DARGUS They teach too much in this school. Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Trom- bone Quartet 3,45 Chronicle Staff 3. BARBARA DOUGHERTY True blue, dependable is she5 the kind we all would like to be. Girl Scouts 1,25 Junior Class Play 35 Class Officer 35 Honor Society 45 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Trombone Quartet 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Annual Co-Editor 45 Girls Octette 3,45 Girls Quartet 3,4- Chronicle Staff 3, Giris state 35 Home- coming Queen 4. SHIRLEY FILIPI Free from sorrow, free from care, with laughing-eyes and light brown hair. GAA 45 Band l,2,3,45 Cho- rus 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4. LARRY CARLSON Anyone can do any amount of work, providing it isn't the work he is supposed to be doing. Declamation 15 Chorus 1,2,a. HOWARD GOULDEN Eight-thirty and the bell has rung, an hour or later How- ard will come. Football 3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Letterman's Club 2,3,4. JAMES GRAHAM Wheaties die it. Annual Staff 45 Chronicle Staff 3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Track 15 Letterman's Club 2 ,3,4. . yi 5 5 GRACE HEDLUND A portrait of innocence, but we know better. Declamation 45 Glee Club 35 Chronicle Staff 3. JO ANNE HESS The only way to have a friend is to be one. Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Chronicle Staff 3,4. 0 0 JEANNETTE I-IOLUB She is a quiet girl-- at times. Glee Club 35 Chron- icle Staff 3,4. EILEEN I-IENDRICKSON A mysterious girl who keeps one n1an's mind in a con- stant whirl. Band 3,45 Trombone Quar- tet 3,4g Jr. Band l,2. EVODIA HORGEN An air of good humor al- ways surrounds her. Glee Club 3. RUDY GUNDERSON I-Ie's wise from the tip of his head up. Basketball 15 Trans- ferred from East Grand Forks 4. DARLYNE JERIK Si1ence is a golden prize-- and one possessed by few. Declamation 35 Band 1,2, 3,45 Clarinet Quartet 45 Jr. Band 1 . ARNOLD JUDOVSKY Let th words be Y few. ALICE LUNDIN It's not a crime to be short, only a nuisance. GAA 45 Declamation 1,35 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,4g Chronicle Staff 3. JANET LARSON There's a lot of fun in this world if you know how to find it. GAA 45 Chorus 2,3,43G1ee Club 2,3,4g Chronicle Staff 3. JEAN LARSON All work and no fun isn't the life for me. Declamation 3,45 Junior Class Play 33 Class Officer45 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,45 Girls Octette 3,45 Girls Quartet 3,45 Cheerleader 3,43 Chronicle Staff 3. Q I All M E le. , l WAYNE LARSON I did the hardest work of my whole day before breakfast, getting up. JOSEPH LUNDBERG I never let my studies in- terfere with my education. Band 1,2,3,43 Chorus 13 Football 2. FERN KRAULIK I'm not sh , 'ust reserved. I Y J Junior Class Play 3. MARY MADSEN She radiates happi ness from within. Chronicle Staff 3. JUDITH MARUSKA Clever and smart as she is sweet, girls like Judy are hard to beat. GAA 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Cho- rus 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Saxophone Quartet 2,45 Chronicle Staff 35 GAA Of- ficer 4. r' x LOIS NYBAKKEN She's got music in her fingers and mis- chief in her mind. Girl Scouts 1,25 GAA 45 Junior Class Play 35 Class Officer 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Chronicle Staff 3,45 Girls State 45 Flute Trio 1,25 Flute Duet 3,45 Flute Quartet 45 Flute Solo 2. BETTY MYKLEBY When fun ceases, I exist no more. Chronicle Staff 3. FRANCIS NICHOLLS High school days have their delights but they can't compare to high school nights. FFA l,2,3,454Junior Class Play 3. WY' -, iris.. 2 FRED NICHOLLS I'm here even if I don't tell anyone. FFA l,2,3,4. LEONARD NOVAK I may be quiet as can be, but when I get started you should see me. JANICE McCAULEY The best thing about the future is it comes one day at a time. GAA 4. JOHN OLSON He's a quiet man but quite a man. FFA 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boys Quartet 2,45 Football 25 Jr. Band 1. BONNIE OPSUND It's a great life if you know how to live it. GAA 45 Band 1,2,35 Chronicle Staff 3. DEWAYNE SEDLACEK Even Napoleon was a small man. Class Officer 33 Honor So- ciety 4 3 Annual Staff 4, Annual Co-Editor 4g Foot- ball 15 Basketball 25 Base- ball 2,3,45 Boys State 35 Letterman's Club 3,45 Letterman's Club Officer 4. 3 JEROL PETERSON I may do something sensa- tional et y . FFA 1,2,3,4g FFA Officer 4. PAT RANUM f My only books are women's looks and I sure do love to study. ' Football 1,2,3,4, Basketba 15 Letterman's Club 2,3,4, Letterman's Club Officer 4. RICHARD RENZ Enjoy life ere it's fled. ROBERT SAILOR He 's dark and friendly and thinks girls are all right, with such pleasures as these, why study all night? Junior Class Play 35 Class Officer 2,45 Boy Scouts l,2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Let- terman's Club 2,3,43 Let- terman's Club Officer 4. GEORGE OWENS omewhat quiet, somewhat shy, he'l1 get over it by and by. FFA 1,2,3,4. IIS MARGARET SHERACK She has a heart that can speak though the tongue be silent. Junior Class Play 35 Chorus 2,35 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Chronicle Staff 3. DARLENE SHERRY Shy'?? You just don't know me. Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 1,2, , 3,4. 2 i, -1,-1w5Fl-,'L,E IQHT, 1 its ' GARY STRUNK I was a boy scout until I was sixteen5 then Ibecame a girl scout. .. Junior Class Pla 3 Y . Chorus 1,2,3,45 Foot ball 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,45 Track 45 Baseball 2 3 45 Let- ' I I terman'sAClub 1,2,3, 4. STANLEY SIREK The hardest thing to give is in. Class Officer 45 Boy Scouts 1,25 Football 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 1,25 Chorus 15 Let- terman's Club 2,3,45 Letter- man's Club Officer 4. DARRELL SKUNES Give me wine, women and song, especially the first 3. Junior Class Play 35 Chron- icle Staff 3,45 Football 152, 3 ,45 Basketball Student Manager 3,45 Track 15 Base- ball 35 Letterman's Club 2,3,4. PAUL SOMMERS Quiet men are sometimes surprising. FFA 1,2,3,45 FFA Officer 35 Football 2,3. MARY LEE STANCYK If smiles were shares, her stock would be paying good dividends. Girl Scouts 1,25 GAA 15 Declamation 1,Z,3,45 Junior Class Play 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Comet Trio 1,2,3,45' Annual Staff 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Cheerleader l,2,3,45 Chronicle Staff 35 Madrigal 3,45 Girls Quartet 3,45 Girls Octette 3,4. BEVERLY SILLERUD Full of pep, free from care5 when there 's fun around, Bev's right there. GAA 1,45 Declama- tion 45 Band l,2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Trans- ferred from Green- bush 3. G- . MAYBELLE TUCKER A sense of humor is the oil of life's wheels. GAA 1,2,45 Glee Club 3,45 Chronicle Staff 3,4 5 Chorus 3,4. LILLIAN TANGEN Her mind is occu- pied with studies and other cares- -mostly other cares. Girl Scouts 1,25 GAA 15DeCl2.n'1atiOn 153,45 Junior Class Play 35 Class Officer 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 An- nual Staff 45 Chron- icle Staff 3,45 Girls Octette 3,45 Flute Duet 3,45 Flute Trio 1,2,4. lf JH .qt-jgggp. iff, P 'iigliez if ADA VANBAALEN Although she may appear to be shy, there's a look of mischief in her eye. GAA 1,45 Chronicle Staff 3. MARTIN TANGEN Life cloesn't seem to bother Martin5 he's always happy and carefree. Basketball Student Man- ager 4. NORMAN TUNHEIM A quiet man is a wise one. SHARON ULRICH lf her face was her fortune, it would develop into quite a fi re Junigfl Class Play 35 Class Officer 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Majorette 3,45 Homecoming Attendant 4. DELORES WEILAND She's got the Cadil 1ac5 now all she needs is Elvis. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,4. HONOR STUDENTS Valed1ctor1an Salutatoman 1 T A A Bb Dughry MryL sr k LoNyba.kk g U111 DWynSd1k JAMH Class Colors Class Flower Red and White Red Carnation Class Motto Always lead: Never follow 17 ,5 .! Q . 1'!. V v'- ' v 4 X . ll 'r f I A f. QP 1 J . l -s ' K f , F ,I ,HW ,..v N .. ..a .r -f .fa 2-K. nd 5' 1-4. w. '1 IJ' - s .,,.f A fx, aj.. Ati: 1 f ' 1 1 .Tl .,v4 VJ, X L. ,. X H, . .3 1-'if 1 , .. u , ' 3 . Q :- v ' Zn ' A 1 L .N -TN ' -XJ . 1 --gf. , 'f 5.4 a , .1 X . ,A .ig 4.1 .l,:f' ' ' .1 P , . - ,V 1 'Af ff. .-, , ' ' H. , 1 . A V -f. ' .Q A: ' '.. V ,-v .' 1-nv 'f --A 1 ' CZ' KE -4 . 'Ax x-.Ni J 1.- ' 3-Jn I ' 1 . W4 . il A.- Wg- -Y,-V rn , ,3 3,2-A .1 .1 ivfu 79 , . ,Vv .-1 q. K W. ,I 1 511 K ., , . W K . ZX vm! -- . ,,,- X 'Lf'-1 1,1 'L fu .. .LVM- Zqf if-.,,, , .N .f v,- lv. N, 1 Yv - -I . In nv. -,1.-,! W 'Lk ' '- :Q 4, 'hi , . .Ji f . 1 .-.5- fe ii., ,v - - ,zgxj A 11. ,...' U 'P ' - L a , Q .,1.3..-.1 If ZW? K5 A ---,Q ,: .r. . - 'fw- x .5 .4 .,. q , wv:--.:s- 1- -iw-if H.. 1, H+ ' if' - V .w. . -gd-1' ' H Y.I.-Uhr:-:21'q-M - I Ign- zu w ' 1 ii ' - ' fl ...T . 'vf5::': 1'.r .gf . 41- v 111,11 bf-l 1 . ' .N ww jk ., 1 SP5 , Jn ,Eff- ,gfgl wg , . - F-WTI' - f. n ' - Vi. I Y 1, 'I E ' A 2 wif' , i, Q , ETF? psi: ! 3 SQ. if I 1:1 w - J UN IOR CLASS FIRST ROW: B. Bossman, D. Mauch. SECOND ROW: L. Roggala, D. Eggen, A. Wesolowski, J. Magner, E. Kasprovsdcz. THIRD ROW: R. Car1son,G. O1son,N.Morkasse1,R. V:-mek, J. Johnson, S. Wesolowski. FOURTH ROW: D. Munger, D. Hedquist, L. Pletsch, P. Wilson, D. Hill, G. Corriveau, W. Strandell, P. Anderson, S. ' Oberg. FIFTH ROW: M. Kalsnes, W. Oberg, G. Olson, T. Knutson, R. Larson, J. Scheie, C. Jensen, K. Hick- man, M. Maryska, J. Fournier. SIXTH ROW: B. Black, G. Solmonson, L. Anderson, G. Spilde, M. Ranstrorn, M. Gode1,S. Confer,M.Wood, M. Strickler, C. Nelson, A. Abrahamson. SEVENTH ROW: T. Sabol, E. Ljung- gren, D. Gehrls, M. Pfeifle, Advisor, Mrs. Hampton, Advisor, C. Johnson, Advisor, S. Steinberg, J. Rokke, I. Ranstrom. Full of fun, plans, and hard work, the Junior Class started the year off right by electing Judy Johnson, presi- dentg Tom Knutson, vice president, Gjenieve Spilde, sec- retaryg and Pat Wilson, treasurer. The class had a busy year with their play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, and thejunior-senior prom and banquet. They were well represented in band, chorus, glee club, cheerleading, de- clarn, and athletics. Officers Tom Knutson, Vice pres. Gjenieve Spilde, sec., Pat Wilson, treas. Judy Johnson, pres. 20 SOPHO ORE CLASS FIRST ROW: D. Conely, D. Carlson. SECOND ROW: B. Peterson, C. Schantzen, L. Johnson, R. Cook, B. Elseth. THIRD ROW: C. Peterson, W. Berg, J. Larson, L. Ferencik, L. Loeslie, C. Martin, FOURTH ROW: L. Goplin, S. Strunk, T. Black, S. Botko, N. Munger, M. Torkelson, R. Bro. FIFTH ROW: M. Va.nbaalen,D. Kotts, K. Vansickle, B. Gilbert, K. Monroe, J. Olson, C. Potucek, A. Knutson, M. Fred- ticks, P. Wood. SIXTH ROW: G. Iverson, R. Albaugh, R. Stengrim, D. Cone1y,M. Schantzen, C. Filipi, D. Miska, J. Srnsky, T. Solberg, E. Sta.n1a.ke, J. Lieberg. SEVENTH ROW: K. Corriveau, P. Marek,J. Corriveau,S. Nordin,R. Anderson, J. Sheie, J. Landvik, R. Franks, D. Anfinson, L. Forslund, L. Ljunggren, D. Tunheim. EIGHTH ROW: S. Fillipi, J. La.h1, Advisors. The sophomores, an active class, were represented in chorus, glee club, band, and declam. They started the 1957-1958 school year by electing Lowell Goplin presi- dent, with Lottie Jo Forsluncl as vice president, Don Kotts as treasurer, and Robert Bro as secretary. Sophomores serving as A team cheerleaders are Sandra Strunk and Rona Cook. There are also many up -and -coming athletes in the class. ' Officers L. Goplin, president. D. Kotts, treasurer, L. Forslund, vice president. R. Bro, secretary. 21 F RESHME FIRST ROW: M. Pletsch, L. Sandberg. SECOND ROW: K. Larson, R. Hickman, H. Brda, H. Johnson, I. Landvik. THIRD ROW: K. Nowacki, B. Bossman, D. Renz, M. Monroe, E. Spilde, J. Sherack. FOURTH ROW: M. Loeslie, D. Yeado, C. Gooselaw, I-I. Steiger, A. Parkin, J. Sabol, C. Bengston. FIFTH ROW: M. Langlie, M. Dougherty, C.Anderson, D. Knutson, K. Nelson, W. Edgar, R. Eggen, L. Olson, D. Jerik. SIXTH ROW: L. Erickson, A. Stang- helle, D. Sherry, L. Lenhart, R. Vanek, C. Rud, S. Nelson, J. Hedlund, D. Filipi, B. Myerfield, B. Filipi. SEVENTH ROW: L. Knutson, M. Miska, T. Riopelle, B. Abeld, M. Stanghelle, R. Solvik, D. Olson, E. Roga1la,D.Flatex3,, C. Anderson, C. Nelson, D. Sillerud. EIGHTH ROW: P. Neegard, R. Peterson, L. Rokke, K. Peterson, D. Diedrick, L. Olson, S. Maruska, R. Fanfulik, B. Peterson, T. Magoris, C. Cheney, E. Behsman, P. Gilbert, Class Advisors. The Freshman Class got off to a good start by building a float that took third place in the Homecoming Parade. Elected as their class officers were Karen Peterson as president, Mike Dougherty as vice-president, Chuck Cheney as treasurer, and Sharon Maruska as Secretary. They were well represented in band, chorus, glee club, and declam. Many of the boys went out for football and basketball. Three of the Freshmg girls, Patty Neegard, Michael Loeslie, and Diane Renz, were B - Team cheerleaders. Officers ' Sec. S. Maruska. Vice-Pres. M. Dougherty, Treas. C. Cheney Pres. K. Peterson EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: G. Arnold, D. Peterson. SECOND ROW: J. Johnson, E. Stanghelle, M. Knutson, C. Pinkerton, D. Fischer. THIRD ROW: D. Vettleson, G. Mauch, L. Olson, D. Pederson, M. Solvik, L. F agerstxom. FOURTH ROW: K. Syrnsky, L. Nelson, K. Jankowsky, F. Filipi, D. Flaten, T. Stafslien, C. Johnson. FIFTH ROW: B. Hess, A. Stan- lake, D. Botko, S. Potucek, L. Maruska, S. Owens, D. Kaliher, G. Zak, D. Conely. SIXTH ROW: J. Sillerud, M. Madsen, T. Howard, M. Olson, M. Johnson, L. Daby, D. Anderson, K. Slusar, R. Dargus, E. Olson. SEVENTH ROW: C. Black, L. Rud, M. Nicholls, R. Stroble, J. Anderson, P. Kimble, B. Pumala, R. Peterson, D.Goose1aw, R. Vanek, R. Mischel. EIGHTH ROW: G. Neegard, W. Wood, H. Elseth, K. Solberg, J. Forslund, D. Strickler, D. Olson, L. Larson, R. Karr, J. Berget, J. Olson, O. Peyton, Class Advisors. NINTH ROW: L Pletsch. SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: R. Wood, J. Johnson. SECOND ROW: G. Cook, E. Filipi, R. Dvorak, N. Graham, J. Baird. THIRD ROW: S. Adsen, C. Eggen, E. Judovsky, B. Howard, J. Schafer, D. Corriveau. FOURTH ROW: F. Wallsten, L. Nel- son, R. Novak, S. Hurst, S. Hill, C. Peterson, C. Stroble. FIFTH ROW: R. Palchacek, P. Uhrich, S. Edgar, A. Weso- lowslci, J. Filipi, M. Johnson, J. Peterson, L. Anderson, P. Pribula. SIXTH ROW: R.Friebole, R. Novacek, M. Peter- son, M. Sornmers, J. Peterson, V. Ranum, P. Bennett, D. Peterson, M. I-iolmstrom, C. Filipi, W. Nelson. SEVENTH ROW: D. Larson, M. Dow, B. Edman, R. Confer, T. Potucek, B. Peterson, L. Abrahamson, R. Olson, M. VanBaa1en, H. Marek, W. Strickler, R. Swanson. EIGHTH ROW: I. St. John, Class Advisor, R. Vanek, R. Bernhardson. Class Advisor. ' Santa! i i - im A- 1 7 Woman-ha.ter?? Q ' , ' , A K a Minnow Catchers i 1 ,. scan The Mm i I EEEEEKQQ 1 Pork chops ' Ye anne Larshon rw, Morning After the Night Before 5 A U ' ,, .J Q V . ' V V. 1' I Q ' Boy And His Wagon ' 1 whomisir? ,L . .A . , Q YK ' 4 - V , 'EQW VL 1'mNotProud 'f EM 54 1, Ain'tWeCute 1 - i Ye5???? gr . I G ,rf ' A- x' x , , 1 . I ' gl 'fr-I ,. x, , Y ,--f . t 1 I ,riivsuzx Y-X H t 1 4 i '-AL! Y WN., 1 N N 'EN 1: :Q I 1 N N i QM f' E 3555 , N ' ,iNN,iVNNN,-Z Q-gg 4' EQ , : N N N' fd- ',,-NN,-sqm N +2 NN! 'Uv oi L N'l L C , ,gg 'fgggq 4551-:Q I. N I5-SN. NFzli'5f 1 5'5.. LW' ,'NY'3NN' u' aNN in r 'Ng 5 .r NJbi N'. . NNN 519 1.-4 -fi 'I N N '-tx.-.IN NNNHN-4 'NN' -sm -1 Q -:I INN: ,V vfN,N, 4- -1 Ng2lN'1N,--'N .. ,aN-. I . N .. NN N mi In N N. N.?',,.Y , M - mi: NN , ,, ,qw WNQS N N N ' ' EEZ? 'NN H255 Q 5,4595 V W N E, V as . 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' 'N N Y gl N ii , N FFT, 2 5 U. - 'WL N NSS, A -.gi Q N- ' 5.-NN: .-ENNTF-5' fl N f ' Ne! , E , . .3-A zzz r , Nag!--N, 5.5-,Etc N, - ff , NNN N, pf 'INN ffkgfgi' , v .-::' f .f 'Nui 7 .. ,N.. , lv 'R 52 ' I: .sl-' 315 -Q-ii' ' , - JI' ' , ' 'N' 'N 2' NNY K -ff, 4? 4' ' -fir. LI, .55N,.:NLf' .y, .N 3, , N ..' f :N - Qx AQ - 'J af L+. ' Jahgm r N Ni. 'N-F7 ,. ,5- '.u.E, --N N . '11 .N v ,Ng .1 NJ N15 :N JN i xi lt ' iss ,K ,U - , -..fig 1 v-- --- -.1 Y - -Y -- W J A 9 J,HX 7 DIRECTOR: Nlr. Wilfred Johnson -V 'K - X Q T X ff Sit down everyone --- Alright, let's begin with 'Anchors Aweigh' --- and so another rehearsal of the Warren High Senior Band is underway. The band didn't lose any time after the summer vacation. Under the direction of Mr. Wilfred Johnson, work began at once. They added variety to many an activity such as parades, games, pep- fests, and concerts. But, as always, the goal to work for was the District Contest where the band always makes a good showing and proves to be a credit to Warren High. All this takes many hard hours of work, but it is rewarding to everyone concerned. 4 ,I 1 U T FIRST ROW: M. Stancyk, secretary-treasurerg B. ' Dougherty,president3 J. Larson, vice-president. SECOND 1 ROW: P. Wood, librariang D. Kotts, uniform custodiang -H- T. Black, uniform custocliang J. Johnson, librarian. MAJORETTES: R. Cook, S. Ulrich, J. Magnor 27 CORNET TRIO: M. Stancyk, J Johnson, P. Wood. Ji TROMBONE QUARTET: E. Hend- rickson, M. Dargus, B. Dougherty, L. Knutson. FLUTE DUET: L. Nybakken, L. Tangen. .ME CLARINET QUARTET: D. Jerik, M. Godel, G. Spilde, K. Vansickle. CHORUS FIRST ROW: E. Kasprowicz,C. Jensen,K.Vansick1e, P. Wood, S. Oberg, J. Srnsky. SECOND ROW: M. Tucker, A. Lundin, D. Weiland, D. Sherry, E. Abeld, L. Nybakken, J. Maruska. THIRD ROW: J. Larson, S. Filipi, J. Larson, B. Sillerud, J. Hess, M. Dargus, J. Rokke, G. Spilde. FOURTH ROW: B. Bossman, M. Godel, J. John- son,B.Dougher!y,L. Tangen, M. Stancyk, P. Wilson, J. Larson, M. Wood. FIFTH ROW: H. Johnson, R. Vanek, M. Strickler, S. Strunk, S. Botko, C. Peterson, K. Monroe, P. Marek, R. Albaugh, C. Filipi. SIXTH ROW: L. Knutson,B. Bossman,D. Munger, D. Brda, J. Olson, B. Black, G. Solmonson, G. Stnmk, D. Hill, L. Anderson, R. Carlson. SEVENTH ROW: J. Olson, R. Bro, B. Gilbert, D. Carlson, D. Kotts, W. Berg, L. Goplin, N. Munger, T. Black, Mr. Landgrebe, Director. S-I-I-I-N-G! ! That one word best describes the senior chorus. And sing it well did. Under the direction of Mr. Carlyle Landgrebe, the chorus sanglits way through the Christmas Concert, spring contest, and a Spring Con- cert. It also sponsored the magazine drive together with the band and glee club. OFFICERS: B.Dougherty, sec. 5 J .O1son, pres., L. Anderson, vice pres. 29 GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW: S. Oberg, S. Strunk, J. Larson, J. Larson, M. Dargus, D. Sherry, L. Nybakken, P. Wood. SECOND ROW: K. Monroe, C. Jenson, J. Srnsky, R. Albaugh, D. Weiland, J. Rokke, J. Sheie, M. Tucker, A. Lundin. THIRD ROW: E. Abeld, P. Wilson, D. Hedquist, M. Stancyk, B. Dougherty, L. Tangen, I. Nelson, S. Maruska, B. Peterson, R. Eggen. FOURTH ROW: M. Miska, L. Rokke, E. Spilde, C.Bengston, VM. Wood, R. Vanek, M. Strickler, J. Hess, C. Peterson, P. Neegard, K. Peterson. FIFTH ROW: B. Myerfield, D. Renz, M. Langle, J. Larson, P. Marek, J. Johnson, S. Botko, K. Vansickle, S. Confer, J. Maruska, B. Abeld, G. Spilde. SIXTH ROW: D. Diedrich, B. Sillerud, C. Filipi, M. Sherack, S. Filipi, E. Kasprowicz, P. Anderson, K. Larson, A. Stanghelle, M. Ranstrorn, M. Godel, C. Landgrebe, Director. What I want is VOLUME --- Come on now, let's sing ! ! These are the words often heard every Monday and Wednesday as the Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Carl Landgrebe, begins its rehearsal. The organi- zation consists of 61 girls who, along with Mr. Landgrebe, do a fine job of representing us in school and community affairs. Highlights of the year included the group's participation in the Christmas Program, the Magazine Drive, and the annual Music Festival. The work put into the Glee Club by Mr. Landgrebe and the girls helped in making this year a memorable one in Warren 'High School. OFFICERS: L. Tangen, vice-president, M. Stancyk, presi- dent, J. Larson, secretary-treasurer. DIRECTOR Mr Carlyle Landgrebe Y 5 -5... 1 S ,715 ,,,...-f- DAQ! X- i:5 3- fffx , -.I L gf: GIIIS, Octette S. Strunk, P. Wllson, L. Tangen, B. Dougherty, J. Larson, K. VBHSICLIE, M. Godel, M. Stancyk. i ' - W ., g W ,ff igazmu' - ,. , ' -.Q-. ' w a ' H 1. ' 11' ,f .V .fl V. . 5 :fl ,I : . ? 'Q - ' X . , ,es X 5. .- ,QX ' 1' J-A V X .,, 1 1? -xt . E-3:1- 'E' 1. XG ae: - ' 5 ' i -:ss - f' inl! Q ' - ' Di' I 5 F -i uw' 1 ' v A Q! .,,y. - ' vw. ,4. ' , W T m H . F. 4 NNN. . ffl!-ll-' Y 'W ' NN 5 H '..L.--T-,,, H, .. 1 rw ima? sift? ' 0.514 ,uf 'Tj 1513-'Z E fn..n..,..: -1 5. ,Q .iff A1 . A -. 'lc' aw-fain: ff- TT 4 .f..,. ' 1 - - gg- 5' ..- eb . an : pil Q 1' .hw X f Q!1mll '.' R ' ,il 'QFV7 ,F -am , Y Y , - ff i ' r 1 ,A.'. r W ! . ,,, 3'j-'-YN '- Y!?'F5SiIlll ' -Eli lirlil 1-'llyu - A I in--AM. .I 5 A , Ei: ,.A Q! 1 ,V vw . ,yy- ife--V ' fqfufe' . A-mf L' '. N , - ' , , N N ' ' K' x- 5 Q-.J . , , . mqrr' '4 D 4-1, ?'T'l ?-x iii T il? 1 iv V 4 J ..V,A..,A. , A.v,, AJ: ,LV fzii H .' S114 A ff- Ti, I ii 'V , f, ' ' ,.' gn, '1,,Y -rf' - ag - . - A D ik 'AL 'V . 1 Ml ' 5 8:-31 :Ff ' 42' ,A X ,Y--.' ,--... ,J it .oe WW X new -see? ' SW S456 so . 'bo xv? ow FIRST Row. B. Sailor, s. safer., H. Goulden, c. Anderson SECOND ROW: Coach E. Behsman, B. Bossman, C. Cheney, M. Dougherty, M. Monroe. THIRD ROW: M. Tangen, N Munger, B. Peterson, J. Olson. FOURTH ROW: B. Black, L Anderson, G. Corriveau, H. Steiger. FOOTBALL TEA Warren High's grid team ended its season with 2 wins,6 losses and 1 tie. Playing for the first time in the newly formed Pine to Prairie Football Confer- ence, the Ponies had a 1 and 4 record against con- ference foes. A senior letterman, Pat Ranum, was elected as an All-Conference lineman. The highlight of this season's play was the team's 20-'7 Homecoming victory over Crookston A.C. . as 3 Although eight seniors will graduate from this year's squad, there are many outstanding younger Qi players to. take their places and bring Warren High i v a good football team next year. N: M- 34 .., X, A . FIRST ROW: D. Skunes, J. Graham, P. Ranum, G. Strunk. SECOND ROW: D. Hill, W. Strandall, B. Bossman, D. Yeado, D. Carlson. THIRD ROW: B. Gilbert, A. Abrahamson, T. Black, T. Magoris. FOURTH ROW: L. Knutson, C. Nelson, R. Carlson, W. Edgar. Q' Q' 613100 Gow Q' eo -Q Q01 Wm... Zi! -V 5 :W l'?1A Uh x z5'Qs f., '5-Lf., QE: H, ' 1 .M Mwmwmw Q-:: 2W,. ' 'A - 1 rv ., L. Q Y, 313, 'lk ri A91.'f ff. f' 4' .Ps N x W 4 um X COP ' ' O J.. .. Xwiif I . Q L, C o ac h Erv Behsmang Captain Bob S a i1 o r I I i. r V HGMECCM NG ,,,, Qxieen Barb Mary Lee Sharon .I 4- ws.-, ,A pq? . ' -. v, Y? 'f-- 'ff 7 jygT'ff'fT W -af.: , - 2 . -f . I r. . . . +'f.:..1e 2:54-,ff s.,,,1- . r ni. - - ' ., Y ' r , 4 L:T'f'if?3'iF- ?f'S,'::-?f ':', A - - 1 . - -r A .' . i tri'-i . V f In ' . h, . g A. , V . - ,Live-. . v ' if-K sl ns, 1 he M J' , 'Lili V gm f- , -me - v L 1 ' Q ' .,1, fx, -. Y 4 N--1 ' ya i in , 'V ' . -r ., Kat. X J . '-was --1-t , ug N r l '. 5- ,Y , . r ,..- Y fr W- 'A X f 4' X' . f' N G G 'tu ' i K- i 'P . vi Q 2:-gif a x' I N QL: ' A ' t N - 5 ,,::,ii.'x.5 . . , v ,. , .. .. 1- Q ff ! 'Lf' ' 'A 4.-. .r - 4 Le: 'ui' Q' -. v . N 1 -- L - ' W A, 1 2. , - ' .ff- ' IW, . -' 'Q 1.1 N ' E '- -1-lf 5 ...r:. 1' '- . ' Q f',f '3i'- wi-wq': .:f.fTf'7 ' , - N Q a K - i. vii. ' ,-, 1M'y: ,xg.,.g-Tf,- Fix' ' JL ' '- 4.-',L1.:I:'F?.if-fe'P'rf' ' - iff n yi' Z l U,--,t ,. ,Cl . QC- , .1 , 1' , ' N- ,V I - A 4 5 ' 5 A ' . . ' i Q52 f'X'15' NF '7J 'f- f':'-'nifiif' -51 r I n fl : First came the Snake-Dance and bonfire, then the coronation, pep-fest, parade, game, and dance. That was the general pattern of Wl-lS's 1957 Homecoming held the fourth of October. Barb Dougherty was crowned the 1957 Homecoming Queen by football captain, Bob Sailor, on Friday afternoong and she and her two attendants, Sharon Ulrich and Mary Lee Stancyk, reigned for the rest of the day and evening. In the afternoon parade the seniors walked off with first prize with their float entitled Run 'Em Ragged. The Freshman class came in second with We're Leaping to Victory and the Junior float, Shake 'Em Up, came in third. After the game the traditional Homecoming Dance was held in the Auditorium, which was decorated in blue and white. Another first--a small orchestra played. Here Queen Barb was once again presented to her subjects. 37 BASKETB LL TEAM C FIRST ROW: B. Sailor. SECOND ROW: T. Black, W. Strandell. THIRD ROW: B. Gilbert, G. Sol- monson, W. Edgar. FOURTH ROW: I-I. Goulden, R. Carlson, E. Ljungren, C. Anderson. FIFTH ROW: D. Skunes, E. Behsman, Asst. coach, D. Brda, T. Knutson, I. St. John, Coach, M. Tangen. Under the coaching of Irv St. John, the Warren Ponies showed flashes of excellent basketball. The team had good height with the starting lineup averaging over six feet. Tom Knutson, he six foot six inch Junior center, led the team in scoring and rebounding. Howard Goulden, Sen- ior forward, also placed high in the scoring column. ' With only five seniors graduating this spring, the prospects for next year look very good. Coach Irv St. John 38 W B BASKETBALL TEA FIRST ROW: W. Berg, H. Steiger, E. Roggala, T. Black, B. Peterson, D Carlson, D Kotts, C Cheney Yeado. SECOND ROW: E. Behsman, Coach, C. Martin, G. Sillerud C Nelson, T Magons, B Bossman, M Monroe, M. Dougherty, D. Olson, I. St. John. THIRD ROW: S. Nelson, B Bossman, J Olson, R Bro, L Knut son, D. Knutson, R. Hickman, H. Johnson. During the '57-'58 season the B Team were under the direction of Erv Behsman Wxth the team made up of only Freshmen and Sophomores, the prospects for future Pony Teams look brrght Q H .rye 2 fibooe' ooow, ' ' .,-i x X A l 'l'l'2io:!liP t X O -s Q o 4: Q gg X. 9 o 'beg in 50 0 920265 s F55 ' iii 2 'XQQX 40' ., X,-,, CHEERLEADERS S. Strunk, P. Wilson, J. Larson, M. Stancyk, R. Cook. Come on Ponies, let's GO! These words were heard at every basketball and football game as the Warren High School Cheerleaders boosted the teams through another exciting season. The cheerleaders are also to be given credit for the planning and performing of numerous pep -fests which spirited the team and student body. Returning to the A Team Cheerleading Squad were Jeanne Larson, Mary Lee Stancyk, and Patsy Wilson, with newcomers Rona Cook and Sandra Strunk. The B Team Squad was made up of five members, Dianne Renz, Michael Loeslie, Claudia Johnson, Patty Nee- gard, and Marsha Olson. 1 wb, IU M. Olson, C. Johnson, M. Loeslie, P. Neegard, D. Renz, 41 1-.,9Q.'.v4-1 4 -Q 1 --- .-.1.,,,-- . -. . 4 1. if , 'j.,1 'igplga-v ,.,' f.' r J rfb...-.,A Y , ' Legs!!!' , ,1 V . Aa , u -' Bring on the MEN! ! Big Butch? . X whale naming ' vgpi f bidi, Hey-look at that! , - Dracula 's brother Mad mob ,,', mp F' .. ,,,-,, .3 ' Get the cage! !! rm just srmingm , . ry. . , b .,, . ' N Judy and sign ,V ., , . ,,v .. ,- . . . f,., 2.-a i Pogey U3 V .. 1 . nv-V, , r V fm ,, if X Janice V .,-.- Drop in sometime Q Who stole my water-wings? ,,. ,Q-leg, '95-jd ,AX I i2 s. Q' xf ' 4, - S iu , K 3, ' if , Q 335 Ma-' 4 I y . X f , 1 ' . All eff 1 'T W 'E 'v P-,je H- 4 -'rn - ' , gg, H, ii ifk , : W ' .F J f E V i s D ..1 A S f',. Ie? on n :, Wm :Gi N GLW! 1 I L 4. V A 'T E13 4. Y 5 CHRONICLE STAFF FIRST ROW: J. Hess, L. Tangen, M. Strickler, M. Bonnette, L. Nybakken, M. Tucker. SECOND ROW: P. Wilson, D. I-Iedquist, D. Hill, W. Strandell, C. Jenson, J. Wood, S. Oberg, THIRD ROW: J. Hardy, Advisor, J. Holub, D. Skunes, T. Knutson, J. Graham, P. Anderson. Extra, extra, read all about it! At the end of every six weeks period, newspaper girls could be seen in the cor- ridors of Warren High handing out the latest edition of the Chronicle. Recent school happenings, sports events, features, news from the world of music, and other news-worthy stories were recorded in each issue of the Chronicle. The editor and assistant editor, Marlene Bonnette and Marilyn Strickler, and the staff members, who proved they had a nose for news, with the help of their advisor, Mrs. Hardy, published six issues throughout the year. By putting out the Chronicle, the staff has gained much experience in the field of journalism. J. Hardy, Advisor, M. Strickler and M. Bonnette, Editors. NNU L STAFF l FIRST ROW: L. Tangen, J. Graham, D. Sedlacek, B. Dougherty, C. Anderson, L. Nybakken. SECOND ROW: M. Bonnette, Mr. Gilbert, Mr. McKinnon, Mrs. Coninx, Advisors, M. Stancyk. Another year, another annual! We, the annual staff, present you our 1958 Wahisean. Showing the activities and classes of this year, we hope this book will bring back many happy memories when you look at it now and in the future years. Co-Editors Barb Dougherty and Dewey Sedlacek, with the help of their staff, worked hard to put out this book and meet all deadlines, but we know it was worth it and hope you agree. Dewayne Sedlacek and Barb Dougherty, Co- Editors. HO OR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: D. Sedlacek, M. Bonnette. SECOND ROW: L. J. McKinnon, Advisor, C. Anderson, B. Dougherty One of the greatest honors for a senior is ro be awarded membership into the Warren Chapter ofthe Nationa1Honor Society. Members are chosen on the basis of their service, scholarship, leadership, and character throughout their school years. The present members include: Barbara Dougherty, Marlene Bonnette, Dewayne Sedlacek, and Cal- mer Anderson. Mr. McKinnon is the faculty advisor. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY X I, PM! 9' 1 22.9 is L5 T 46 h LETTER AN'S CLUB FIRST ROW: D. Hill, W. Strandell, B. Gilbert, R. Carlson. SECOND ROW: C. Anderson, P. Ranum, B. Sailor, S. Sirek, G. Strunk, H. Goulden. THIRD ROW: D. Sedlacek, D. Skunes, T. Knutson, J. Graham, L. Anderson, B. Black, Mr. E. Behsrnan, coach. i Warren I-ligh's W Club consists of letterwinners in football, basketball, baseball, and track. The c1ub's main ob- jective is to encourage good sportsmanship in athletic events. A Elected as officers for this year were Pat Ranum, Presidentg Stan Sirek, Vice Presidentg Bob Sailor, Sergeant at Armsg Dewayne Sedlacek, Secretary-Treasurer. P. Ranurn, D. Sedlacek, S Sirek, B. Sailor. jf. CLASS PLAY FIRST ROW: J. Scheie, C. Jenson, G. Spilde, J. Magnor, P. Wilson, S. Oberg. SECOND ROW: T. Knutson, L. Anderson, W. Oberg, R. Carlson, G. Solmonson, W. Strandell. THIRD ROW: Director K. Garrison, B. Boss- man, R. Vanek, M. Ranstrom, J. Rokke, J. Wood. Our Hearts Were Young And Gay, a three -act comedy by Cornelia Skinner and Emily Kimbrough, was presented by the junior class, November 15, 1957, under the direction of Miss Karen Garrison. Theplot revolved around two teen-age girls and their ocean voyage to Paris, France. It was a story that kept the audience laughing from beginning to end. P. Wilson, K. Garrison, Director, J. Wood. DECLAM TIO FIRST ROW: P. Wood, S. Botko, J. Wood, M. Bonnette, S. Oberg, C. Jenson. SECOND ROW: A. Lundin, M Torkelson, D. Fischer, M. Stancyk, C. Johnson, L. Tangen, D. Olson. THIRD ROW: K. Garrison, advisor, M Strickler, J. Larson, R. Carlson, P. Anderson, S. Confer, E. Kasprowicz. Under the direction of Miss Garrison, returning declamation students and many newcomers prepared to compete in the local declam contest. The goal of all the students was the state contest. There are three steps that must be taken before one can be in the state competition. You must receive one of the top ratings at the local, district, and regional contests. The different divisions of declam that may be entered are dramatic, humorous, discussion, extemporaneous readings, oratory, and pantomime. 1 if? x 1 x 1 x 1 s 1 x 1 x I 1 I x 1 1 1 y 49 T 7 ' J! F. F. A. FIRST ROW: R. Carlson, L. Novak, F. Nicholls, J. Peterson, G. Owens, F. Nicholls, L. Roggala. SECOND ROW: R. Filipi, M. Stengrim, C. Nelson, D. Munger, B. Elseth, L. Ferencik, J. Sabol. THIRD ROW: N. More kassel, D. Knutson, D. Tunheim, D. Miska, D. Mauch, N. Munger, R. Stengrim. FOURTH ROW: M. Kalsnes, A. Abrahamson, E. Peterson, T. Solberg, D. Brda, C. Nelson, E. Roggala, H. Johnson, Advisor. Membership and participation in this organization give young men, new in agriculture, an understanding of or- ganization and co -operation. Its members can be proud that they are part of such a great national organization. The local chapter was active in local and district events during the year with a profitable and rewarding ex- perience for all. FIRST ROW: F. Nicholls, Reporter, J. Peterson, Sentinel. SEC- OND ROW: G. Owens, Pres.5 R. Carlson, Sec., L. Roggala, Treas. - 50 ' I W' -1 ' w . . , PV llAmenll , King Legs Black if ,H 4 2' Sunday Best! ! ?'? N ,f W' ' . 5,1--f V I ., 'iv l -1, 4 JA' ij ' lr'-I ra .LEW W V hi ,f- f -I Q Marty Warren Tarzan's Girl ,. ' Don and Sharon 4 ' 'L I Barb and Gary Russ and Shirley , I I .3-, if 1-1 . Grasshopper Bait ! ! ' Rats ' Pat ' - ,X ,K N Big Tom t Bright Eyes? 1 ' ' , J ! Kill ir!!! if IlBobll - African Boola-Dancers UQ BOOSTERS American Legion Post 27 Amundgaard Implement Co. ' Angus Co-Op Elevator Ass'n. ' Anthony's Bakke's Men's Store Barb's Beauty Shop Barb's Drive-Inn, Angus 'i' Ben Franklin Store Boardson's Super Fair ' B. F. Bro, Dentist Cal's Cafe p Carl Carlson, Standard Oil Agent Dr. A. E. Carlson City Appliance Coast-to-Coast Store Compliments of Melly, Class of 25, and Larry, Class of 34 Einer Eidem, Barber Elmcrest Motel Filipi Bros. Construction Grace's Beauty Shop G.T.A. Elevator, Angus Ed Gulden, Soo Line Agent C. A. Gunnarson, Dentist H. M. Hanson, Registrar of Deeds Herb's Texaco ' H 8a H Company Horning's Mobil Hub Service Joel's Tire Service ' C. Einer Johnson Co. ' Elmer C. Johnson Inc. ' lfevi Johnson, County Auditor Kroll's Drug W. L. Lamb Optometrist ' F. C. Larson Co. Marymay Style Shop Ken Nelson Agency Nelson Motor Co. ' Nish's Lunch Room Northwest Motor 's ' Northwest National Farm Sa Loan Olson 85 Holmquist Att's at Law ' O1son's Barber Shop Olson Implement ' One-O-One Service ' Elda Palmer, Accountant ' John Pearson, County Superintendent of Schools Peavey Elevators People's State Bank ' Peterson Biddick P.K. M. Electric ' Pioneer Land 8a Loan Co. ' Reed's Floral Rexall Drug ' Robertson Lumber Co. Edwin K. Rokke, Clerk of Cou Saetre SL Myhre, Att's. at Law John Sands, County Treasurer Second Street Grocery Silnes Motors Soderberg Appliance State Bank of Warren M Stewart's Grocery, Angus Strandberg Motors Swanson's Body Shop Swift Electric Thompson's Super Value Wages Motor Supply Warren Cleaners Warren Clinic Warren Co-Op Creamery Warren Implement Warren Sheaf ' Warren Theater Westberg Insurance W. W. Wrolson, Dentist Warren Grain St Seed Photography in this yearbook was done by Scherling Studios of Fargo, North Dakota. 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