Warroad High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warroad, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

if A H ml, ..,. , at ...n5s iw 'Wu wmxmw Wwn Q--1.-.... Q ,,,.,,,, , I Q, The Annual Staff Standlng Lr bauer advlsor Fealy D Larson P Campbell 1 Za1SeF J Krahn A Smlth kr Stoa advlsor Seated P Ammerman C Johnson Co Edltors C Gardn rdS Fish DSolson h Smlth YOUI' Presents A N 51, 411-if H lffffaf if I 1 If 'I uw' 4- Fill' - Ly w ww 3 X 1 414 D IL' 0' ' I Lf, tl 1 Q V WARRICR 56 A J I I 2 1 . V 1 Mk ' Q: .,4 3 1 . Q ' ' .2 5 . ' - ' -B.' - . - . -1. ' - . , - . . : - . - - ' : . -e . - fo . u 'Ye 'jgr - ,x'?: sv ,, rv Ty lk! - i 4 i x Izzjzltvyq. 4,-SXQES '-yy q Q' E' ' 'ff ,P 'n'l gf5 - K, Qzlff' BXNi,', 1 I L 5 x X f' . If nt' I1 We the S9n1OT Class of 1056 Jlth the reallzatlon twat we are stlll very young ln heart, and experience, wlth the knowledge that wlth thelr' counsel tnere lS yet, peace and love, and a deeper, calmer' fa1th for' us to seek we grate fully dedicate ChlS, the 1956 Iarrlor to our otners and Lathers TRM10 ? aff' A I 'Q HS ,L, Aw, ...rf f '4 Mis. I fn.. f,- 3 td il ,QJ A Mr Leslie Cook Superlntendant On January 16, 1956, Mr Leslle Cook replaced hm John h Hanson as Superintendant If Hanson had ex cepted a pos1t1on at the Universlty of Minnesota Mr Cook rece1ved h1s Doctors degree from the Un1vers1ty of North Dakota, and was prevlously employed at Hollo way, hlnnesota 'Q l,. --1 'zzsfw V: aillia QW 5 51 5' I x Kgghv, ' 'E -E!!is!w!Lm2ag ,Jima A r 4459, School Boa a' 5 J Q The School Board of Independent School D1St1iCt fl2 lS composed of the followlng personell ,hr Peter Heppner, Presldent Mr Gus Za1ser, Clerk hr Ld Smlth Mr Colan Meek er ur John Cole hr Willard West and Mr Leslle Cook,Super1ntendant Through there efforts our school wlll be enlarged by next year The blue prlnt which they selected w1ll give us the followlng rooms a standard gym w1th enough lockers to accomodate the students Agricul tural room and lab Industrial Arts Home nc and three new class rooms stage for band rehersals, and 1nd 1v1dual practlse rooms 1n the W1HgS The future students of J H S should extend to these gentlemen a hearty vote of thanks P ,,, 'NX T A in . ',,'..... wf :Ziex4lEHV,: l xgxzgsil '11 if f fs' le l., 414 ' v4 .-,' :Sa X 39 ' 5 'N f A jk :gtg-.W O was ,, ji Mr Leonard J Olson 'Fire ball' Princibal 'wheres your excusen wzulg Mr John K Hansen Superintendent Ind School dlst No 12 Tony Jr Soc Science Driver Tralnlng W e sure to remind me' Rudolph Raukar 'Rock Soc Science History Ec Geography Phy Ed Coach H1000 dords' . I Anthony Stukel e n n ' 5 4 - 2 s B 1 ll James Doyle Sug Sclence 7 8 9 Social 8 Hockey-Coach fff Q , MBL If -4? Aglf' gr? Ya -' a Cr? Ir Ted Stoa Chops xath WT Richard Skrivanek 'H1 F1' mngllsh k Librarv H155 Jane Brunsdale Brunsy' Engl1sh A Speech lm Yay Green nCard Chorus 8 Sclence Pr Sylvester Sauer UHankII COmmeFlCal I-Y . n n X 1 . 1 v ', -v 1 . ?1::x , . A - 5 ' 0 if I I 5 J. ll I iv C A n , . . Mrs. Kathrige 2aChappe1le 1739, Mrs. Mildred Kemp 3 f' nMillien Jr,QLHi?h English' Phy' Ed' C- Home Ec.,Social Studies et S be quiet ROWII N s J nNow thatfs a problemin 4 5 bhultz Mrs Olson btanding Mrs Bloom Mrs Hanson Mr Gadaire Mrs Green Insert Idss Llndstrom N.g: S Pl 1 Q.-,J u seated: Lms. Hohn-Miss Peterson-Mrs. Peterson-Mrs. QU . 'Viv ov H wx , 9' Y 9 L prs. Larson, Secretary Lloyd Johnson Santa Clause Lorne Olson 'Qulet Yann V 'Q ? 9' I ggwlti atker Poo S Irs Larson ar Q32 W, fi S' P Q. Q ff? e .W ml YW ,ff 552' 9 3 . if O as 2 , E , , L41 if ,fl w Q Curly ChO1P 3 A Student Counc1l 3 A Jr Class Play Student Counc11 Play 3 Annual Staff A Class Pres Football 2 3 A Basketball 2 3 A Lettermen 3 Pres A Mary Lou Ammerman nButterballW Band 1 2 Sec 3 Pres Ch01P 1 2 3 A Quartette 1 2 Tr1o A 2 3 Pres Class Pres 1 Sec 3 Student Council Sec A Annual Staff 3 A Dramat1cs 3 Llbrary Asst 1 Pep Club 2 3 A Reg Baseball 2 WB111y' Football 2 3 Co Cap A Hockey 1 2 Co Cap 3 A Baseball 2 3 A Track 3 A Jr Class Play Daryl Colden 'Romeo A 2 Baseball 3 A Lettere Blondle' Ch01P 1 2 3 A Pep Club A Roger Chrlstlan Football 1 2 3 A Hockey 1 Co Cap 2 3 Lettermen l 2 3 A Seniors 1 - - .- - .A ' 3 G.A. . - - .-A n - g 'V 15 - - - - nA ll. l 0 David Colson II ll 0 . . A I 3 Il F.F. . 1- -3-A Sandra Greene WSandy' A Annual Staff 2 3 Annual Queen 3 Smoke Signals l 2 John Ehlers UBig John' F.F.A. 1-2-3-L Basketball 3- Lettermen 3 A Janice Fish J E F Library Asst 2 Shirley Fish Ch i 1 Shirt 0 I' 3 L, smoke Signals 3 Lp f'N Annual Co Editor A EIIIOI' 5 Cleo Fuller Cleo A Camilla Gardner 'Millie Choir l G A A Smoke Signals 1 2 3 A Annual 3 Co Editor A Pep Club 2 3 A Jr Class Play 1+ n . . in U UI -I - - ' V4 Jr Q E 5 s ig 0 G.A. . l U YI F.H. . L H . . . 2 A l Lilyan Grover WLilly' Smoke Slgnals 4 Marlys Hall Mars A Jr Class Play LR 1 Charles Hams C J W A 1 2 A 1 2 Russell Holm WMusclesn Basketball 3 A Lettermen 3-L Jr. Class Play Lois Hamlin Putsey' Choir G A A Declam l 2 3 A Smoke Signals 2 3 Ed Willard Harder Seniors nJeff' F.F .A. 2- - I G.A. . D -2-3-L, ll N F.H. . Lp UI I 1 O I O 1 , D1-.matics c1Qb'3-4 A Q-0, f 0 El II v J n I O F.F. . - -3-L, F.:-'. . - -3-L, I 3 A David Krahn Dave Cho1r Band Student Council 3 A F F A Student Council Play 3 Class President Curtiss Johnson 'Stub' Hockey 2-3-A Football A Band 3-4 Idamae Johnson Smoke Signals A Ronald Kofstad Wionnien Basketball Baseball Choir F F A Robert Kofstad Baseball Basketball Choir Dramatic Club 3 1 F F A Football ngayn David Kleven 'Dave Football 2 3 h F F A Choir Jr Class Play Seniors Bob fl . . . 1 - ' 1-2-3-L O ll N ' 3-h h I C I 2 3 L 2-3-1. Football 3-4 2-3-L 2 . . . 1-2-3-L ll ll 2-3-L 2-3-L 2 n n 0 -2 we Darlene Lockrem 'Gus' 3 ls Quartette 3 3-1+ Council 2 2-3 Club 2-3-4 Signals 2-3 Roger Lunos Mush Football Student Mgr 1 Hockey Joanna Nash Jo Library Club 3 Asst Llbrarian 2 3 4 Marlys Phillipe Moss Smoke Signals Jon O'Donne1l '0'Toole' Hockey Baseball F F A Student Council Football Letterman 2 3 Celeste Lund nBlond Bomber Band NAKJXDXMQQ Choir Pep Band Sax Quintette 2 Pep Club Student Council E010 5 Pr- J-'J-'P m B o N' Qu M ofa.. 5 : w H : m 3 : na I 0 Xa-I I O : I ' I 4' z 'r +R I axons N I I I I to xnxbxo , I I I II I 'TT' N Nzo ' I I I I ' xpl I I P- rap A Barbara Pick 'Barb 2 3 b Club 2-3-L : Club A Class Play Mary 'Poo Choir G A A Cheerleader Class Vice President 3 Jr Class Play IT' 0 'I 'S 303 'UP- I-ND O0 PT 3'U P' 0 N' T' NN I I I Www I I I I P-P-PP Choir G.A.A. Smoke Signals Declam C b Poole ball' Janet Pommerening Jan Signals lu Club Sena s James Selvog Jim -PJPF'-F' -P w P' E En nw wo E Cf '5 Q3 wnmgg sS5??5S-' W QW o-I E H NN I0 Mika-I +- 0 CJ na 'o ockey aseball etterman Football Cap ootball I 3 lie? - 5w IU 5-I n L 'J I 'TT NV? - an M' Irv . 3 :fr O O I N 3 Q WMM: ull: QQQQ N 'QP' lull: W I L : 3 4- P'F' O Mary Smlth 'Sm1tty Cho1r Annual Staff Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 A Cho1r Letterman Treas Jack Starren WJackeyn Dorothy StoreY Dot Library Club Asst Librarian 2 Smoke SignalS Rose Story HRosie' Rosella Thiessen Seniors Rosa Alva Thiessen Choir 'Alv1e' 3 A Elizabeth Urtel Choir Smoke Signals 4 Homecoming Queen Liz Dennis Whaley Choir Library Club 3 F F A Jr Class Play 'Denny Wilbur Wrlght 'Deane Basketball Track Choir F F A Letterman Nancy Zaiser Library Asst G A A l 2 Sec 3 V Pres A Student Council Sec 3 Pres A Annual Band 1 2 3 Tres h Jr Class Play Senior Cla' s 0fl9cers li I' l h ll 3-1+ 0 Q 0 l'3 . .L 2-3 3-h 2 . . . l-2-3-L 2-3-1+ 'NanW y . l-2 ' 3 O 0 0-54 1' Boy Dave Krahn Jack Starren Bill Christian Jim Selvog Bill Christian Roger Christian Bob Kofstad Bob Kofstad Jim Selvog Roger Christian Roger Christian Charles Hams Bill Christian Ron Kofstad Bob Kofstad Dave Krahn Dave Colson Bill Christian Deane Wright Bill Christian Daryle Colden Bill Christian Dave Krahn ' Jim Selvog Jack Starren John Ehlers 1s,f?fE2'Xxf5QN Mr Ben Shetterly Qass G Q f yi Z V Most likely to succeed 2nd most likely to succeed Biggest flirt Problem child Loudest voice Quietest voice Handsome-Best looking Prettiest hair Best dresser Best athlete Most bashful Prettiest eyes Sense of humor Nicest voice Prettiest smile Most dependable Best dispostion Most popular Biggest loafer Most slap happy Biggest pest Best eye for women-men Most ambitious Most efficient school skipper Tallest boy girl Shortest boy girl Advisor of the class of 1956 for our last two years of high school Under his supervision our Jr class play,band quet, and Prom proved to be a huge success To him we owe our graditude for an eventful senior year full of harmony and fun His careful advising of our activities has saved us from many pitfalls which would have ruined our memories and ambit ons Girl Mary Lou Ammerman Nancy Zaiser Sandra Greene Celeste Lund Sandra Greene Lilyne Grover Sandra Greene Alva Thiesen Mary Lou Ammerman Nancy Zaiser Lilyne Grover Lorraine Pick Liz Urtel Mary Lou Ammerman Mary Lou Ammerman Shirley Fish Shirley Fish Sandra Greene Sandra Greene Liz Urtel Janice Fish Sandra Greene Lois Hamlin Sandra Greene Barbara Pick Idamae Johnson Q A! 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I Lo1s H Willard H Russell H Curtiss J Idamae J David K Roger Ronald K Robert K Dave K Darlene L Celeste L Joanna N Jon OVD Marlys P Barbara Lorraln Mary P D1ck R J1m S Mary S Jack S Rose S Janet P Dorothy Rosella Alva T Llz U Dennls W Deane W Nancy Z P General 1n the Fly Boy' d1V1SlOH of the Armed Servlces Famous comedian on T V and has Just put all of the nB1g Dealsn out of business Stlll trylng to sell that John Deere Catl pillar to Hard Hearted Kofstad Chlef Executive of Crowell Coll1er Publlsh ing Company Professor in Physics at the Un1vers1ty of Minnesota St1ll waiting for Ray to come home from the Falls Trylng to make enough money tosupport those fifteen kids Holdlng nightly classes behlnd the Standard on nHow to Sklp Schooln Better known as NHard Hearted Kofstad slnce 3 8 lb he took over Landby Impl1ment .,fi Now owner of the Johnson farm Pr1nc1pal of W H S and 15 runnlng lt his 51 5 way Accountant at lst Natlonal Bank 1n Albuquer que, New MGXICO Qunn1ng an old mald home 1D Swift,Minnesota Just put Marlyn Monroe out of buslness Destroyed Dav1e Crockett craze and started a Jonnie O'Toole craze Star in the new version of Annle Oakly Paris deslgner lncouraglng the D1or faSh1OnS Chief cartoonlst of the Mlnneapolls Star Test dr1ver for the new Buicks Off1C1a1 chaperone at the dances at Blooms School house WAcc1dentsW are st1ll happenlng to h1m That extra speclal star ln nJohn1esn llfe Ch1ef engineer for General Motors Modeling sweaters for an excluslve agency Contractor for the new Sw1ft Dltch Ch1ef cook and bottle washer at the Gerald Olson home D1sk Jockey on the Hillbilly H1t Parade Riding Swaps in the Kentucky Derby Dlrector of the new mov1e WAll About Adam 'Boss'of a large gambl1ng syndlcate in Las Vagas Mayor of Bum ville,U S A Bubble dancer 1n the Moulan Rouge Jack Starren mary lou Ammerman Laura1ne Boehler B111 Chr15t1an loger Chr1st1an Daryl Colden DaV1d Colson John Ehlers Janlce L1Sh ohlrley FlSh Cleo Puller 1ll1e Gardner sandra Greene Grover Hall L1lyan xarlys Charles Hams d1llard Harder lussell Holm CuPClSS Jonnson ldamae Johnson Dav1d kleven lobert Yofstad Dav1d Krahn ioger Lunos Celeste Lund Joanna lash Jon O'Donnell larlys Ph1ll1pe Barbara Plck Lorralne P1cP Darlene Lockrem Tary Poole Dlck ie1nhart J1m Selvog Lary Sm1th Rose Storey Dorothy Story losella lhlessen Alva Thlessen Liz Urtel Denn15 Whaley M55 W 1 ll Her her All H15 His 5tra1ght A average to Bonnie N blonde ha1r to 1ar1e L h1s glrl fr1ends to Sam M place on the hocker team to Doug K abillty to change g1rl frlends every week to APV1d B H 5 lS her O yI'1'1a lx er graceful walk to Pat C extreme helght to ServelJ15 B ab1l1ty to ask 1ntell1gent questlons ab1l1ty to cheer for the Narroad teams at the hockey games Her ab1l1ty to get engaged every year to An1ta 1 Her place as co ed1tor on the annual to 21113 1 Her ao1l1ty to wear sweaters to Leonne der qu1et ways to Jane P Her or1g1nal ha1r do to Lo15 Y H15 ab1l1ty to P65155 the g1rl5 Basco V nlS athletlc ab1l1ty to Bob H15 car to h15 Brother John H15 1PPeS1Stlbl8 manner to Chuck l Her Sl1Ck ha1r do to LO1b Q H15 ab1l1ty to stay marrled and go school to narlyn K H13 lS H13 run nel' ner to Janlce H15 aO1l1tY hockey hero the Job Her ab1l1ty wants lt to Her ab1l1ty keep h1m to ab1l1ty place on the basketball team to Bob blonde curly ha1r to Pete C ford to anyone who can afford lev15 to Carol 1 to keep her dates a secret to oe both a football and to anybody who can handle to get the car when she her slster Lo15 to get a boy fr1end and Joan E Her to wear dresses to ohlr ley 1er who Her a week to Shlrley F H15 ab1l1ty to keep more than one g1rl on the string and not get caught to Dave V H13 ab1l1ty to get h15 bookkeeplng done to anyone who th1HkS they have a better 1dea Johnle to any Jr g1rl who thlnks they get h1m danclng ab1l1ty to Bernle G ab1l1ty ab1l1ty can get ab1l1ty to stay out to some one away w1th lt to go steady for WAlmost can H15 Her Her Her to Arn1e G Her ablllty Her love of H13 ab1l1ty to Plmer O ab1l1ty sweater collectlon to Janda U qu1ck speech to Daynard C to stay on the honor roll to grasp h1StOPy to Gary P tall men to Darlene T to take 1n all the dances U 'A n '- v . 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Well, that is how the class of '56 felt when they entered Warroad Public School to begin the first of twelve grades. We were taken in hand by Miss Brandon who was the very first instructor of our class. Our other guiding lights that filled us with little beams of knowledge were Mrs Lgndin 2nd grade-Mrs Green and Miss Myreen 3rd grade- Mrs Eisenrich and Miss Myreen Lth grade- Miss Swanson 5th grade-and Mrs Olson 6thgrade A great many incidents happened to us in grade school that we will long remember Let's go back and recall just a few of them ---- Remember those days that were set aside as ndress-upn days and all of the girls would bring their dolls. How about the parties we always looked forward to Let's see, there was Christ- mas, Halloween, Valentine's Day, and 0H,those Nlast day of schoolu picnics Gee, we can't forget those fights and the reading of stories in the cloakrooms---and those unpleasant little trips down to Mr Boehlke's office All of us remember the teachers we loved and others-- well lets just say we had our little ups and downs And then with half of our education complete we entered the 7th grade That was the year that romance entered our lives and athletics toomon a new importance In the 8th grade glory spread its welcome light on our class Bill Christian was named most valuable player of the State Pee Wee Hockey Tournament When our sophomore year rolled around we were officially initiated into the high school by the honor able seniors That was a week of misery and endurance It had its good moments though and when it was over we were members of W H 5 in good standing And then it was upon us! The year we were all a little afraid of but still looked forward to If it could be done with ambition, cooperation, hard work and a good financial treasury then we were Just the class to do it The year started off with a very successful Junior class play, 'No Boys Allowedn and was helped along money wise by a magazine drive Another method of raising our revenue was the running of the baseball concession stand the summer prior to our Junior year Then came the long hours of planning, selecting a theme arranging for an orchestra and the final days of decor ating for our prom NStairway to the Starsn it was called and if there were ever an illusion of dancing in the heavens with stars glittering wherever your eye should fall, this was it And when it was over and our hard earned money spent, this was added to our list of high school memories with the grateful thanks of the seniors to make it complete Now we have come to our senior year in W H b Liz Urtel reigned over our last Homecoming festivitles a mystery thriller entitled 'Hobgoblin Housen exchanged class playes with Oklee in order to make the venture more profitable One of the priveleges of the seniors is a skip day, so naturally every senior class thinks their's was the best and the greatest one ever We went as far as our money would allow and had more fun than our memories could ever hold No history would be complete without our thanks and appreciation to Mr Shetterly, who has been our class advisor through our junior and senior years ln' iwfgil . D and we presented another class play. This time it was . We And so the class of 56's history draws to a close with Baccalaureate and Commencement excercises which will make us alums of Warroad high. We would like to extend our graditude to the administration and faculty who have made our education so enjoyable and to our friends in the grades below who .haye made our memories so pleasant. ---We'll be thinking of you a lot---because we think a lot of you--- tif: 7 13. L? vwsb' J f Y Top dow Mr ShetterlyCAdv1sorl S Fish C Gardner B Pick C Lund Bottom dow M Smith L Pick D Lockrem D hleven B Christian M Ammerman C Johnson D Krahn D Colson Hobgoblin House', a mystery comedy, was presented by the sen ior class the first week of April The cast's hard work payed off well in four highly successful performances, one of which was pre sented in Oklee, Linnesota Due to circumstances beyond our con trol a change of cast took place after the annual picture was tak Dorothy Storey replaced Mary Lou Ammerman and hlizabeth Urtel replaced Shirley Fish V 7 J , mv We 1,1 x RWM JL 3 pg L f Q fi i ,...-4' 4Qs,,,,r -nqx X far ' K y0 lj?-. Leola Relnhart Jane Pl00f,5eC Arlene Smlth Treasurer V109 PPGS Student Council Lloyd Foster Francls O'Donnell Pafllyn KHUQSOH Carl Anderson Sharon Chrlstlan Davld Anderson Pat Campbell Anna Fllck Ba1nbr1dge B 0 lfffgg xfx .elf if xl oehlke Judy Brandli 6 M,XX v E Abe Fast MWA if -. .-s 1 :,1N,fJ'4E f.F, Carole Greene Margaret Heppner X xx 0 'f f I5 Marlys Foster John Holm 3 A 1 Jim Krahn Bonnle Neumlller ff! Donna Mllender Jean Miller rfie 119' Aga! as .P-l 'U' U with gxf L -. 1 0, -PA V E f X i g 'sk -cv ' , P- mf' 1: .C :R ' H lfsdx ' . lu ...fs B. X ' I --- A Y. : F1 ' Lx Q ' Janice Meek Valerlan Mlndl 'N '4f ? Lagf John Pearson Wanda Urtel Rlta Sutllff Qlchard Severso Pat Vytlacll CUTt1SS Nelson g Regs John Todd , ' Jun or History 'f H' X laS5 Row 1 D Milender L Foster J Krahn L Fos ter E Ortman Row 2 Adv1sor,H1ss Brunsdale P Vytlacil J Meek A Rouse F 0' Donnell On September 7 1955 started out our Junior year A6 strong Naturally we were very eager to get t work and start on the many big progects that we were to encounter durlng the year At our flrst class meeting we elected An1ta Rouse as our president, Arlene Smlth as v1ce president, Jane Ploof as secretary, Leola Relnhart as treasurer, and Marllyn Knudson and Francls O'Donnell as our Student Council Representatives Our year started out Wlth a bang when our Homecomlng float won f1rst pr1ze 1n the Homecoming parade In the latter part of September came the first really excitlng event of our Junlor year The man from the Jostln Company arrived and we ordered our class ring the beau tlful Sunburst, wh1ch we Joyously recieved in January Next came the chooslng of our class motto, flower and colors After much controversy , we came up w1th WWE HAVE NOW JUST STARTED, LET US CONTINUEU as our motto, the whlte carnatlon as our flower, and gold and turquolse our colors 'HERE COH S CHARLEYW, the name of our class play, was presented on November 18 M 19, under the d1rect1on of M155 Brunsdale, our class advlsor At Christmas we were very sorry to loose an out standlng member of our class, Balnbrldge Boehlke When Balnbrldge left it was necessary for us to choose another Student Councll Representat1ve, Lloyd Foster In February the members of the class energetically started to sell tickets on a set of sllverware whlch was to be glven to the one wlth the lucky tlcket In Iarch we sponsored a d1nner, whlch added more to our ever growlng prom and banquet fund Last, but def1n1tely not least, came the prom and ban quet ror many months and days before the prom we planned and worked very hard The date for the enchantlng even ing was set for May ll Swaying palm trees under a irldes cent moon set the settlng for our theme, 'HAWAIIAN CRUISE N The Grand Larch was lead by president Anita Rouse and her date, to the mus1c of Irv Lester and h1s band The banquet was exqu1s1tly and artlstlcally wo ked 1n with our theme Lven though there were many ups and downs, the mem orles of thls year w1ll l1nger with us for many years to come play Sqw af .fw- lb! 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Am I 4. oorball hneelln B Ghrlstlan B Kofstad F O'Donnell J bt D G 1 s Johnson D Kleven J Selvog R Chrlstlan J 0vDonnSiieg Selgogon Standlng Coach Rudy Yaukar D Huerd J Cole C Anderson J Todd J Lunos D Harrlson L Fast M Cole Q zalser J Sargent Q Lelnnart was aosent at tne tlmethe plcture was taken Touchdowns made by B111 Chrlstlan C21 and Jon O'Donnell C11 defeated the East Grand Forks team 18 13 The second game found the Narrlors matched agalnst the Roseau Rams The NaTPlOPS were defeated 20 O In the thlrd game of the season the Narrlors faced the Narren Ponles In thlS game D1Ck 2e1nhart made a ao yd run to score the flrst touchdown B111 Chrlstlan scored a second touchdown to defeat the ponles 12 O The fourth game had the N8PPlOTS belng defeated by the Th1ef ilV6P falls team The flnal score was lh 6 The last and home comlng ame was wlth Internatlonal Falls The flnal score of thls game was a 7 7 t1e OUS1d6F1HU all the facts, the football team had a very wonderful and successftl season Congratulatlons team and coach if -,V . -. -.f'-..'f ' The 1955 football season started with the Warriors facing East Grand Forks. 1 3 .jf ?. - I' L The 1955-56 Hockey Team had a successful season with 15 wins and 7 loses. The Warriors games with its chief rivals, Roseau and Thief diver Falls, proved heartbreakers as they lost both setsg 3-2, 7-2, and A-2, 9-O. But the proud and mighty Warriors never gave up hope of going to the state. The ocal team faced the Rams in the Regional Games held in Roseau Febru- ary 16-17. Final score--Rams-3, Warriors-1. The following evening the Warriors defeated the Williams Wolves---A-l. The 1956-57 team will lose six players at graduation: Bill Christian, Jon O'Donnel1, Jim Selvog, Cu- rtiss Johnson, Richard Reinhart, and Roger Lunos. sf Qfwcfqgf 45 'QOQ I 5 'wg' 'J 54, 65' 1 Q 'bf' 'Y rg-Qfb' W 6? kv soy 001' 0 0, , O lr fo f QOQSOQO ff W QNXXQYJ5 O an joe! Q QP offs 44 01.0 e , 5 Yfoqf' O-me v O' 'Q 657 5 D Colson HaI'I'1SOI'I D Aofstad Y Kofstad B Yofstad Standlng J nhlers T Sargarent R Zalser B Grover Q Holn J Lewls J Holm Coach W Qaukar Fneellnv D Fofstad D Harrlson B Kofstad J Starren D Colson Absent R Kofstad Non Conference Games Tournament Games Opponent Score Home Score Opponent Score Home Score Fort FP8nC1S Fort Francis Lancaster Conference Middle River Mlddle River Baudette Baudette Roseau 72 Roseau 54 Badger 37 Badger 3b Williams 51 Williams 39 Newfolden L8 Newfolden 78 Greenbush 35 Greenbush L3 Games Al A8 61 b3 L8 36 51 A9 56 57 Baudette Nllliams Badger Kennedy The '55 '56 basketball season of the Warriors ended with nine wins and seven loses. The team worked hard and work ed their way into the sub d1strict only to be bet by Kennedy. The outstanding game of the season proved to be with Williams in the Regional play off. The game was hard played and ended with the very close score of 36 to 35 Warroad. 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Hanson ls Leaving Warroad SPORTS lose a single game, lip--And if: fail--To do you Something .,-. .M Or even tougher win kk, New In WHS ll xeuicm nah! 1 Hill!!! to accept a v lin' Your paper stall is trying some- 1' thing rev. W hope you will giva us your S holelxeartri Hpwroval and uppnrt flaw xx cle hrs! umc. Var road hzgh has praclaced a printed school newspaper le wxll me-an e fn r paper for you to buy and save fappy go lucky ar? you dune--' Yaur your do rat gg Lb had by Gund ' A ll vllavay ' hs YOU as you dazl nav! The paper rf psowc and x ll wuyportrd w l lash ci c nu: 1 month callrcl the 'J-mcokv' p su- wnll me Your xl C n B 8 maui- 1 QC e 39 Gi G95 4501.6 fe 6:29 9 D 0696 X309 Q 2 5 Ywafl Q in Qkffy 5 to one umxx Fxorx 3x56 X10 r Y xx 0' cfm loe 1295 x9 0 fg 0 V .mann 0: Y va 1 all aaa- ? , Javocw .:.g'Lm...S 0 f N911 Gi- ow! 9 axyp gm X399 Ca W 5 uze I work rg ettrl becaau they ibm every K. fe O Jtlaf 6 L 3 Vai' X bf 5 woxmcmno N 7. 509 X 1- avg , K J Th Hamm:-4 c ,amor QD! 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I 'fiff' x ' 4 , ' , . .. , Student founcil How l K Lund S Relnhart Lrtel L damlln A louse I Knudson L 105 ter J otarren G Berglund Taylor D Colson P Hlckman 1 Zalser H Lund low 2 LT Olson Advlsor F O'Donnell M Ammerman h Lalser U Vrahn The Student COuHC1l was organlzed ln l947 and ever slnce, lt has been golng strong to lmprove our school and meet the demands f he students nach class from the seventh through the twelfth elects two stud ents to represent thelr grade Thls years student Councll was com QeH1OPS Jack btarren, Lols Haml1n, and Davld Colson JuHlOPS harllyn rnudson, Lloyd roster, and Anlta louse sophomores Pat hlckman, ll1s Taylor, and iooert Zalser Vres1man George Berglund, bhlrley delnhart, and argaret Urtel hlghth nathleen Lund seventh hal Lund The Ofl1CGTS are Presldent Fancy Lalser, Vlce Presldent Davld Krahn, Secretary lary Lou Ammerman, and Treasurer DT8HC1S O'Donnell Thelr Advlsor 15 r Olson The councll voted to have 1nd1v1dual plctures of each student from all the grades, one through twelve, for a better means of lden tlflCaD1OHS They also have some good money maklng ldeas On hovember 3, l955 Dav1d krahn Lols Hamlln, Anlta louse and a1nor1dge Boelke aQcompan1ed by .r Ol on leit larroaf to spend two days at nlbblng, where they took part ln the EHHUHL student Councll ODVGHC101 l ,t Ae Z t:::. .223 - . - .. ' -m.' - .' ' - .. -Q- - -7 - .. ,T - - -5, Y - , - , ' -1. - . l - ',T . ' - . -Af, - '.r ' ' I Q x ' ' ' O t T ' .. posed of the following members: ' -1' ' - '1 X ' T ' 1 . , 1 ' A.: t . F ' -X a 4 A Au U --1 A A. - , -J , . . . ---- , -14 '-L l I . . . , L' c 0 V T . . f - -I 1 1 1 '- N u q . , . ,v , -, . A , D . . 1- . S , . .1 . 'J I A e il ' 0 af x ,... Cheer Leaders Ns X if FQ-K0 if Pe? flub C 05' is ER - y L Amme man Secretary --Carole Greene .- Q ff X X , P L.-R.-Carole Greene, Jane Ploof, ff K 5 h 1 AN 247 Janice Meek, Anita House, x 'Q' 7 Barbara Johnston C nf' 5 A Q5 f wi Q Z5 ,XC 3 .E - Ji f Q 5 li ff I S g , - W vb 0 N- X 0 ff 1 '7 . X VND OFFIC S President ---- -I-lar ou r 0 Row l L Plck D Larson I Martln Q Sutliff P Hickman S ChPlSt 1an J Foster Row 2 B Foster J Johnson F Foster B Fealy N LaChappe1le1 Poole K Fox Row 3 Advisor Lrs LaChappel1e L Grover B Ammerman J La Our flrst G A A NMeet1ng was held on September 22 1955 At this meeting we elected our offlcers which are as follow: President Mary Lou Ammerman, Vice President Nancy Zaiser, Secretary Mary Poole, Treasurer Pat Hickman We also choose Mary Lou to be cap tain of the team The starting line up on the team were Forwards Janice Meek, Mary Poole, Sharon Christian Guards Kay Fox, Mary Lou Ammerman, Nancy Zaiser W played several games They were kwa y Williams Warroad Home Roseau Warfvad Williams WarP0ad Baudette Warroad We have two more away games left to play with Roseau and Baudette .nh-lu' .1 , O A 1 if Chappelle-R.Poole-A.Rouse-N.Zaiser-J.Meek . I I O . , O . 0 O - . I 56 13 uv bl A8 28 2h 26 FHA Row 1 S Holm B Otto S Christian F Hecker C Urtel S Sutliff G Anderson R Severson D Fast-B Neumiller B Phillipe Row 2 J Loveid M Lewis M Urtel E Lund S Lund J Ploof L Landby I Meyer K Lund L Richardson Row 3 K Semerson B Marshall L Lungren E Brandli D Reinhart L Neumiller P Ganyo M Hall J Meek S Reinhart Row A M Knudson A Rouse Advisor Mrs Kemp L Reinhart W Urtel Dramatic Club I Sitting T Nelson Advisors Mr Shetterly Miss Brwnsdale D C 3 L Hamlin D Lockrem ' arpen er C O 0 I I leffermen Row l D Kleven R Holm J Todd D Harrlson J Starren J Lunos K Chr1S tlan Qow 2 AdV1SOP Mr Raukar J Selvog R Lunos C Anderson D Kofstad R Reinhart B Christian B Grover Row 3 J Ehlers F O'Donnell J O'Donnell J Lewls B Meek B Selvog C Johnson IJ' ,- .Q- JW23, Row l C Hams R Severson L Olson B Kofstad L Hamlln Lifast D Harr 1son J Olson R Holm C Nelson W Haml1n J Cole Row 2 C Knudoon J Christlan D Neek J 0'Donnell A Land1n D Colden E Ortmann I Cole W Harder G Temple Advisor John Anderson Row 3 J Ehlers C Johnson J Krahn K IcFarlene V Ilndl D Nash s llck F O'Donnell D Hall K Lovled i -. .., ... -, -, -. 0 O A - - , -, -. -. -, -a -I -'Q O I 'O -I -I -ll -0 O I ' 1 .- ,I . ' Q-, 5..e-+ .Mini USA, , T. 'QI' 'Ill . ,fZ ' ,f .. , .., ... -, -, - -, - C -O -0 '-O -D O . . ... -, -,1 -, -, .., - 1 1 xo 'Q 'Q ' . , I.. ,,,,,. A -0 -. -. -ou -.u -.. -.2 - I '-O I l f bo 1,2 5 N , Homecoming The Warriors played the 1955 Homecoming game with the Inter- national Falls Broncos. It was a real thriller with the game ending n a - t e. L.l1zebeth Urtel was crowned the 1955 Homecoming Queen by Cap ta1n Bill Christian Her attendants were Senior Shirley Fish, Junior Carol Greene,Sopnomore Barbara Johnston. Freshmen G19-dYS And erson, and her crown bearer was Kathy Ganyo The Juniors had the Wiflnlflg float and the slogan was 'Inter natlonal Falls The hlghlight of the even lflg was a dance in the H S Auditorium with music prgvid , ed by vJelte's Faculty ance +. Band The Sophomores deco g 'L 910 X ' rated the aud1torium beauti W 1. i fully :Ln gold and black strea X mers amidst autumn leaves and X so end1ng the 1955 W8I'P0ad Nr Homecomlng Y' IXX ' ' ' 1+ I f 1 n ffdl dll 0 The audltorlum was beautlfully decorated around the tneme 'Stalrway to the Starsn Thousands of glltterlng stars beneath a Celling of heavenly blue added to the starry nlght effect Dark s1lhouettes and angel ha1r w1th the words of nSta1rway to the Stars decorated the walls, wrltten ln a stalr step faSh10n The dance floor was seperated by an enclosure of stars The entrances to the dance floor were gaint stars attlred 1n blue festoon and glltterlng sllver It was as 1f danclng 1n heaven to the muslc of day Lloyd and h1s Orchestra,play1ng from a balcony of stars Preceedlng the Prom was the Banquet held in the Leglon Armory, decorated 1n yellow and OTCh1d, the class colors The meal was pro fess1onaDy'prepared and served by the Ladles of the Lutheran Church Some of the highlights of the meal were HThe Blg D1pper',NL1ttle D1pperU,WGalaxy Speclaln hllky Nay', and nNorthern Lightsn he entertainment was provlded by the Boys Quartet, J1m Rohrbough and h1S saxaphone, and Darlene Lockrem, who gave a humorous reading D Boehlke was presented with a token of gradltude from the Juniors thelr class president, Dave Krahn Master of Ceremonles for the b1g event was Dave Colson 5 X gg 4 W' ' ..- ll ?gg sit , ll , , f n lg , ' N N T T 746, Date September October kovemoer r4C'flVlfl8 fx Q05 4 97 qfiaffqk December PE' C 2 W OXLQ XONDNI P' JN vent lootball Footoall UH1VGFS1ty Program Lepertory Players 'ootball Jr Football gg f sophomore Inltlatlon Football Th1ef llVGF ootball dOmGCOmlDg Internatlonal alls reshmen Party Scnolarshlp er1t Lest Jr Class Dance student LOuDC1l Conventlon student vOUHC1l COHVGHL1OH student touncll FOHVGHt1OH Band Concert 1rst basketball a Hockey Practlse Journallsm Lonference Jr Class Play Jr Class Play lh8HkS5lV1Hg Vacatlon Thank g1VlHg Vacatlon lhanksglvlng Vacatlon basketball llddle ?1V8P Student nody Teetlng Basketball O ua ketoall Ba ketoall basketball Baudette Roseau Jllll8HS badger Hockey Internatlonal alls dasketoall Hocley Grand orks Hockey Basketball Chorus Program Hockey pls losevelt CQP1StWaS Vacatlon starts Hockey Hockey Hockey ted Lake Hockey Crookston nockey ba ketball M5 1ownteam basketball hockey basketball lew olden Hockey Poseau Hockey daudette nasletoall Greenousn school PlCtUF95 taken uEC1l nu nes nockey sasketoall nockcy O 0 O 'N N 9 ' ' 23 ' ' : 29 'Y . 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