Williston High School - Coyote Yearbook (Williston, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1953 volume:

-'en-., W 1 1n:fm5hg,g 5I,,+, , I, D 0 if 1 -lle...,. CiUl1I'la'v.' nf W I.S!1uIllo 6 15 ,ax W W ,, i' ' ,,. I 'V ,Q Y V X 43 ,W U 1 X ' M4 , w iqs W Qi. , N gn fi ,w :ii 4 Sf W1 1 , W, 1 w 5 W 2 31 r 15 e 1, W, Q. E J, w , W: ,X I UIHS Our school life is the theme of our 1953 COYOTE, These backward glances of organizations, classes sports, activities, teachers, and friends will help pre- pare us students for our futures away from halls of WHS--we hope you enjoy the 1953 COYOTE T0 YOU CUR 1953 ANNUAL To you, Virgil Syverson, band director and instructor, we, the staff, dedicate this 1953 COYOTE, Under your guidance our band has gained recognition and high standing in the state and even beyond the borders of North Dakota. The band has provided much enjoyment to us through the many concerts and programs that have been presented throughout the year. We especially want to extend our appreciation for your work with the organization that makes every football and basketball game a success --the Pep Band. No game or pep assembly would be complete with- out it. This dedication is, therefore, our special way of saying, 'Thank you, Mr. Syverson. 3 . yas? LEONARD T. HAVIG EDGAR T. MARK St. Olaf College B.A.g University of Minne- Mayville State Teachers' College B.A.g sota M.A,g Colorado State, College of Edu- University of North Dakota M.S.,Senior High cation, Superintendent of Schools School Principal, Plane Geometry, United States History. SCHOOL BOARD l to rg A. D. MacMaster, F, Whisenand, Dr. W. Wright, W. Stockman, O. G. Aal, and S. Berhow, 4 WAIT-1 ..., 'M 4.5.,4l,:' , , , . M3 5 W, 4. . W 'W -1. . M .. 3, 1 Q ' I 'M' 1 L' ' ' W- , -' 6 'ww 'HAR ff' :rw Q' - ,J-.' if 5: ' .Q , . ' If f-W W., . -'f ,fr -W W'- es in 4 M, ,A VN... J, ,, ,gy ' Mm .Ja 4 K s ' . .1 'f x 5 s,- -5' Q- :ge , 5. 'irw M .K . W ' .Q ' ', 'V Vf 5 gf: ,- vw ' M , v : ' ' . Mm . f- 1 2 . 9, , , -A f ' 1- 4 , ' -li'-A I B' 30- 1 ,Ji-. ....., , , WW, 'Y--Aon-, . Z V ..k Z. w AvAf,,.,5, . ,.,. , mf f ,.. 4 V W ' . e -1 . ' 1 .5 . x -4 'f?a, , Heb? 'f . ' I H' 5 - l Af rx f 4 U M nr 2? Ja L, af :wy- f . sg: ,., MP V: ,qt , , - ,. +tf: 'vf' ,, ,' A 25551. 41, ,Lg 4 r',:::'r'...'::' - :': 2 .sr ,yy --' 'ff--. zr..n' l R Ls' . .,,.- I 'f ' V 1 A Q -W 'T....2g-4,3 , - .23 I ' TF - M-Tl ., A , NSS. A. s I .. ,..., In ... , ,, RILLA ERTRESVAAG Minot State Teachers' College B.S.g Univer- sity of North Dakotag School of Forestry. English IVg Public Speakingg Senior Ad- viserg Class Play Director. JULIA BRATHENG Valley State Teachers College B.A.: Macalester College: University of Wash- inston. ' g U.S. Historyg Freshman Adviser. MARY CONNOLLY Valley City State Teachers' College B.A.g University of Californiag Univer- sity of Colorado. and llg Student Council Treasurerg Book Ex- change Adviserg Student Treasurer Ad- viser. ANDREW V. DIERS Dickinson State Teachers' College B.A.g Colorado State College M.A. Vo- cational Agriculture Farm Mechanics Hand IV: General Shopg Mechanical Drawing. DELORES FETTIG Interstate Business College at Fargo. Mr. Havig's Secretary. MURIEL FOLEY Minot State Teachers' College B.A.: Colorado A. 8a M. : English Ilg Journalismg Coyote Howl Adviserg Junior Class Adviser. 6 SYLVIA GORDON Bemidji State Teach- ers' Collegeg Univer- sity of Minnesota B.S. U.S. History: English I. MABEL GILBERTSON Valley City State Teachers' College B.A.g North Dakota State Agriculture College. English Ig Junior High School Principal. THOMAS A GILMAN University of North Dakota B.S. General Scienceg American Problemsg Assistant Football Coachg Senior Adviser. CLIFFORD S. HENDRICKSON Jamestown College B.A.g University of Washingtong University of Minnesota. Physics: Advanced Algebrag Chemistryg Basketball Coachg Track Coachg Ath- letic Director. ESTHER C. JOHNSON Concordia College B.A.: ' - Quinn: Biologyg Pep Club Adviser: G.A. A. Adviser. 7 fl AMANDA HANSON University of North Dakota B.A.g Univer- sity of Washingtong Columbia University: University of Colo- rado. Elementary Algebra: General Mathematicsg Junior Class Adviser. ef ' -vs X Ovxxxbr 8 ' M5 'fx JOAN KLEINERT North Dakota AgriculturalCollege B.S.g ' and Ilg F.H.A. Ad- viser. AGNES MOE Wells College B.A, University of Mon- tanag University of Oregon. ,Sigglljlall Supervisor-, Librarian, KRISTIAN MONSON Concordia College B.A.g Minnesota University B.A.g North Dakota State Agricultural Collegeg Wyom- ing University. Co-adviser Fresh- man Classy Junior High Football Assistant Coachg Senior Assistant Track Coachg General Scienceg melsmy- ELMER L. OLSON North Dakota Agricultural College B.S.g Purdue. Agriculturel, II, III, IVg F.F.A. Adviserg Young Farmers Evening School. GARFIELD O. SORENSON Luther College B.A.g University of Idahog University of Washington. World His- toryg Latin land Ilg Orientation: Psy- chologyg Business Artithmeticg Annual Adviserg Latin Club Adviserg Senior Class Adviser. 8 'POA . pl 'ET' 1,53 Jllttrj MARY E. STANNARD University ofNorth Dakota B.SgUniver- sity of Minnesotag Minot State Teachers' College. English I and 11g Junior Class Adviser. WESLEY T. WESTRUM Luther Collegeg University of North Da- kota B.S.g Colorado State College ofEdu- cation M.A. Junior and Senior High School Vocal Musicg Harmonyg Mu- sic Appreciation. MRS, JESS JOSEPH Home Economics I. HAROLD PEDERSON Valley City State Teachers' College B.S.g Colorado State College. Physical Educationg Physiologyg Assistant Basket- ball Coachg Football Coach. GERALD ZEIBECK University of Minnesota B.B.A. B.S. Retail Salesg Bookkeepingg Personal Typingg Guidance Committeeg ,Lrmigg CMSMLSL 9 6 717 sl Xl -0 'P X X X !'e, all J ,NP- BACK 'fs MARLYS AND ARDIS OLSON E BEV BRQE MILNOR SA NDRY SHIRLEY STEDEM BEV VANCE RENE, KAREN, AND LEONA ROGERS MYRNA AND CAROL FARROH PAT TRI CARYL VASELENKO 'f-Ez' V 4 I 'fr Wu gf EV S IAN CRAVEN SANDRA FREDERICK -Q nun-nnnuvnunouu WARREN NELSON FLOYD STEWART BEV SANDRY 10 DAVE TRI 7? L. to r.: Jerry Miller, sergeant-at-armsg Garvin Stevens, vice-presidentg Manford Helland, treasurer: Duane Anderson, presi- denrg and David Tri, secretary. THE SCOOP CN THE SENIORS Four years of high school have flown fast. We've reached our goal. AT LAST! ! ! But we leave happy memories of our 1950 Freshman Frolic with Ma and Pa in Love, Money and the Cider Still, and our sophomore year highlighted by the Sophomore Stag. Jun- ior year found us working fast and furious for a suc- cessful Prom where we waltzed to Moonlight Bay. With three years of dances, class meetings, games, and school books, we entered our senior year with caps and gowns in mind. PATRICIA ANDERSON Pat Here we go into the wide blue yonder ..... G.A.A. 2,35 F.H.A. l,2,35 Choir 2. GALE ALFSON Ga1e Who do you know in heaven that made you the angel you are? G.A.A. 1, 2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Quill 8a Scroll 45 Prom Server 25 HMS Pinafore 35 Men Are Like Streetcars 35 Howl 45 Cheerleader 45 Playmaker 4. S IONE AAFEDT lone Gentlemen Prefer Blondes . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Librarian 3,45 Student Council 45 Teach- er's Sec'ty 45 Prom Server 25 Men Are Like Street- cars 35 Homecoming Attendant5 Playmakers 3, 4. FORREST ABLEMANN Forrest Just one dum thing after 'nuther ..... Pep Club 45 F.F.A. l,2,35 Letter- men's Club 2,35 Intramural Basketball 35 Prom Server 25 Football 3,4. DONALD BEAN ll ll We get along so good to- gether ..... Pep Club 45 bettermen's Club 3,4 Football 3 4- Basketball 3 45 Class Sgt: at Arms 1,2, 3,4. RICHARD BEARD Dick Let the rest of the world go by. Pep Club 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Prom Server 2. DUANE ANDERSON Andy Life can beso sweet on the 'Sonny' side of the street . . . . . Pep Club 45 Band 15 Scholarship 2,35 Li- brarian 25Student Council 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,45 Stage Committee 2, 3,45 Prom Server 25 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45Class Pres. 2. 3,45 Basketball 3.4. DOROTHY BARNES IIDOIUI She's rich . . . a heart of gold and a million dollar smile. G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Latin Club 2.3.45 HMS Pinafore 35 Howl 4. KENNETH BOE Ken The more we get together the happier we'11 be . . . Band lg Intramural Basket- ball 2,3g Class Sgt. at Arms 1. WARREN BREKKE Warren Do I worry ?? Entered 4g Choir 4, Track 4. FARRIS BERVIG Farris It ain't necessarily so . . . Pep Club 4g Band 1,2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Pep Band 1,2, 3,4g Howl 4g Student Council 2g Quill 8a Scroll 4g Annual 45 Projectionist 2,3,4g HMS Pinafore 3, Men Are Like Streetcars 3. ARVID BERKELUND Arv Gimme the wide open spaces . . . Pep Club 4g F. F.A. 1,2,3,4g Intramural Basketball 3,4. AUSTA BROSTUEN Ozzie You're so understanding . . . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,4g Scholarship 1,2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Stu- dent Council lg Quill 8: Scroll 43 HMS Pinafore 3, Men Are Like Streetcars 33 Glee Club 4g Howl 4g Octette 2,33 Trio 45 Play- makers 3,45 Girls State. ANN CASCIATO ..Ann.. Getting to know you .... Entered 4g Pep Club 4. JOAN BREKKE Joanie It's a lovely, lovely world since we've met you . . . Entered 45 Pep Club 4, G. A.A. 4. LAVINA BRENDEN Vinnie Have agood time . . G.A. A. l,2,3,4g Pep Club 4. ll JANICE CRA VEN ..Jan.. Swingin' on a star G.A. A. l,2,3,4g Pep Club 4, Choir 2,3,4g Annual 3,43 Latin Club 2,3,4g Student Council 2, Quill Sc Scroll 3.4, Prom Server 2, HMS Pinafore 3, Men Are Like Streetcars 3, Howl 1,2,3, 4gG1ee Club 4, Octette 3, Trio 4. SHARON DETRA Sherry Gay, game, and giggly! G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Pep Club l,4g Choir 3,4g Teacher's Sec'ty 4, HMS Pinafore 3. GERALD CHRISTENSON Jerry I'm never not gonna go home. Pep Club 43 Choir 1, Intramural Basketball 2, Howl Staff 3,4. f CORA JEAN FENTON T00ts Should I??? G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4g Pep Club 1,4g Teach- er's Sec'ty 4. CAROL COLEY Carol Among my Souvenirs . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,4g Teacher's Sec'ty 4, HMS Pinafore 3. t t. up ANNA MAE DELANEY Toots Don't fence me in ..... G.A.A. 3,43 Pep Club 1,43 Teacher's Sec'ty 4. JEAN DILLON Jeannie Smilin' through . . . G.A, A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,4. MYRNA FERRELL Myrna Lucky, lucky, lucky me! ! ! G.A.A. 2,3,4g Pep Club 1, 4, Scholarship 2, Teach- er's Sec'ty 4g Prom Server 2. 1 rr fl - all : 'Q s - f MARLENE FRENCH Marlene The lass with the delicate air ..... G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,2,3,4g Teach - er's Sec'ty 4. HELEN FURSTAD Helen Beauty, brains, and sweet- ness all rolled into one . . . .. G.A.A. 1.2,3.4: Pep Club 1.4, Scholarship 2,3g Latin Club 3,4. SANDRA FREDERICK Sandy Bewitched, bothered, and bewildered . . . G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4gPepClub1,4gF.l-l.A. 1gChoir 2,3,4g HMS Pina- fore 3g Men Are Like Streetcars 35 l-lowl4g Glee Club 4g Octette 3, Play- makers 3,4. BETTY FREDERICKSON Betty Thou Swell . . . ! G.A. A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club l,4g Scholarship 1,2,3,4g Teacher's Sec'ty 4g Prom Server 23 Glee Club 4. ILENE GORDER Ilene If smiles were pennies, she'd be amillionaire . . G.A.A. 1,2,3g Pep Club 1, 4, F.H.A. 2,3,4g Choir 3, 45 Teacher's Sec'ty 45 HMS Pinafore 3. at JOYCE GREEN Joyce You make up my mind--- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,4. DELORIS FUGLEBURG Deloris You've a smile that makes us happy ..... G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4g Pep Club l,4g Teacher's Sec'ty 4. NYLA GOAR Ny1a A pretty girl is like a melody . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4, Pep Club 1,4g Scholar- ship 1,2,3,4g Class Sec'ty 2,3g Librarian 2,3g Student Council 3,44 Prom Server 2, Men Are Like Street- cars 3g Howl 3.4g Play- makers 3,4g Homecoming Queeng Quill 8: Scroll 4. is s RALPH HANSON Ralph Love me, love my car- - - Pep Club 43 F.F.A. 1,2,3g Prom Server 2. ROBERT HASLEM Bob The music's good, the dancin's free, so if you wanna' have fun, come along with me. Pep Club 4. MARLENE HAGEN Mar Now I ask you very very confidentially, ain't she sweet? G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,4g Homecom- ing Attendant4g Teacher's Sec'ty 4g Playmaker's 3,4. JOANN HALVORSON JoAnn Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes. G.A.A. 4g Pep Club 4g Band 4gGlec Club4g Pep Band 4. MANFORD HELLAND Red Everything is in the Pink everybody have a drink, use the faucet in the sink . . . . Pep Club 43 Class Treasurer 45 Lettermen's Club 3,4g Track 2,3,4g Bas- kerba11a,4. GLORIA HIEB Mergertroid A queen of art and tops as a girl --- G.A.A. 1,2,3, 45 Pep Club 1,4g Choir 3,4g COYOTE Staff4gTeacher's Sec'ty 45 H,lvl.S. Pina- fore 3. LINDA HARRELL Lynn I've got aCrush on YOU, G.A.A.4g Pep Club 4g Ma jorette 4. WESLEY HAUG EN Wes .Be-bop spoken here. . . Pep Club 4g Track 2g In- tramural Basketball 2,3,4 Student Manager of Foot- ball 1,2. fs MARIAN HUDSON Marion She has the rare ability to please almost everybody G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,43 Scholarship 2,3p Stu- dent Council 4g Bookstore 2,3,4g Teacher's Sec'ty 4. KAY JENSEN ..Kay.. You must have been a beautiful baby. . G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4g PepClub 1,45 Schol- arship lg COYOTE staff 4, Prom server 2g Homecom- ing Attendant 4, Howl paper staff 1,4. LYLE HOLLAND Ly1e At last! At last!! F.F,A. l ,2 ,3,4g Intramural Basket- ball 3g Prom Server 2, ,sf sf . I .8 gm DWIGHT JOHNSON Dwight Time on my hands---Pep Club 4. BUD HOWAN Bud I'l1 get by--Pep Club 4g Intramural Basketball 3,45 Football 1,31 Housing Committee 3,4. LOIS KELLAR Lois G.A.A. 1,'2,3,4g Pep Club 1,41 F,H,A. 1,2,3,4g Choir 3,45 Teacher's Sec'ty 4: I-l. M. S. Pinafore 3. -Air DONAJOY HUNTLEY Donajoy Gonna' take a sentimental journey .... G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4g Pep Club 1,4g Teach- er's Sec'ty 4. ' NELDON JENSEN Neb He lovesthem all ---Pep Club 4. V , sr 4 DENNIS KLEPPE Dennis Stand right where you are, I'm gonna' shoot you! COYOTE staff 23 Football 2g Howl paper staff 3. BETTY LANGSETH Betty Let a smile be your um- brella G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g F. I-l.A. l,2,3,4, Pep Club 1, 4. GRACE KEMMER Grace 'Tain't what you do, it's how you do it. G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,45 Schol- arship 2,3g Choir 2,3,4g Latin Club 2g Student 2g Teacher's Sec'ty 4g H. M. S. Pinafore 3. DARRELL KINSTLER Buzzy You gotta' laugh a little Pep Club 43 Band 1,2,3,4p Choir 2,3,4g Pep Band 1,2, 3,4g Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Track 1,2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g l-l.M.S, Pinafore 3: Men Are Like Streetcars 3: Housing Committee 1: Basketball 1,2,3,4. L ' f Z' O A ARTHUR LALONDE Art Last night at twelve I felt immense, today I feel more like thirty cents .... Pep Club 45 Band 3,45 Pep Band 3,45 F.F,A. 35 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3g Football 1,2,3. F SYLVIA LEOM Sylvia I don't want to take the chance - - - G.A.A. 1,2, 3, F.H.A. 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,4. DAVID KORWIN Diz Woman is a five letter word. . PepClub4g Band 1, 2,3,4g Track 3,4g Librarian 4: Intramural3,4g Football 3,4. JEROME LERVICK lerry The breeze and I - - - F. F.A. 1,2,3,4. X bil S3155 'Z 'Q WY af: If t f I I .1 o ' ' 1 f Exif' 4 l cPf eucf' 6 L . MAYNARD LUND Maynard Life is so-o-o peculiar-H F,F.A. 1,2,3g Stage Coln- mittee lg Football 2,3,-1. ELDEN MARTINI Zeke Going my way??'? Pep Club 4g F,F.A. 1,2,3,4, Imra- mural Basketball 1,2. GRANT LEWIS Grant If I had my way ---- Choir 1,2,4g Lettermen's Club 3,45 Track l,2,3,-lg Football 1,2,:5,-lg Basket- ball l,2. CAROL LOVEGREN Lovey Sleepy-time gal!!! G.A. A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,4g H,M.S. Pinafore 3: Choir 3,4g Howl staff 3,4. RICHARD MATHEWS Dick Skirts, how I love those skirts, BABY! Pep Club 45 Football 1,2,3g Howl staff 3: Housing Committee 2, 3,4. JAMES MCKAY J, C. Deal me in .... Pep Club 4g Scholarship 2,4g Choir 2,3,4g Annual 3,49 Student Council2,3gQuill 8: Scroll 3,4g Prom server 2g HMS Pinafore 35 Men Are Like Streetcars 3g Housing Com.: Class Pres. 1: Home- coming Chairman 4g Play- makers 3,4. JOAN MANDRICK Joan A little bit independent. . G.A.A. 4g Pep Club 4g Li- brarian2g Teacher's Sec'ty 4. ROBERT MATHEWS Bob I've just got to get out of the habit. . . Pep Club 4g Prom server 2: Football 2, 3: Howl staff 3g Housing Committee 2,3,4. fl sv r STEVEN MENGEL Steve Ifeel asongcoming on. . . Pep Club 45 Scholarship 2, 35 Choir 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Projectionist 2,3,45 Prom Server 25 HMS Pinafore 35 Men Are Like Street- cars 35 Howl 3,45 Housing Committee 2,3,4, Canteen Council45P1aymakers 3,4. HARRIET MONSON Mons Ain't we got fun--G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Scholarship 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Annual 45 Student Council 25 Quill and Scroll 3,45 HMS Pinafore 35 Men Are Like Streetcars 35Howl2,3,45 Octette 2,35 Trio 4. DOROTHY MCKENZIE Dorothy A gal who puts her troubles in a pocket with a hole in it. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,4. WARREN NELSON Nellie Just lookin' . . . Band 2,3, 45 Pep Club 45 Pep Band 2, 3,45 Student Council 2,3, 45 Football 2,3,45 Howl staff 2. IRENE MELLAND Renie Friendship, friendship, just a perfect blendship. G.A. A. 1,2,3,45 HMS Pinafore 3. i MARIE NEWELL Marie It's a lonesome old town, whenyou're not around. . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Scholarship 1,25 Quill and Scroll 45 Prom Server 25 Men Are Like Street- cars 35 Glee Club 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Howl 3,45 Playmakers 3,4. X.. GERALD MILLER Jerry You've gotto be a football hero. . .PepC1ub45 Letter- men's Club 3,45 Football 45 Basketball 3,45 Class Sgt. at Arms 4. KAY MORROW ..Kay.. Am l wasting my time? G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Scholarship 2,35 Band 15 Choir 2,3,45 Librarian 25 Latin Club 2,3,45 HMS Pinafore 35 Glee Club 45 Howl staff 45 Girl's Oc- tette 3. 'Z ANN O'NEILL Annie When Irish eyes are smil- ing ..., F.H.A.1gPepClub 4. RACHEL OVERSTREET Rachel My dreams are getting bet- ter all the time. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club l,4. IONE NORDAUNE Ione There are smiles that make us happy. G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,4g Choir 2,3,4g Librarian 3g Teacher's Sec'ty4g I-l.M.S. Pinafore 3g Girl Octette 2. BENAI OLSON Benai Have agood time ---- G.A. A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,45 Scholarship 2,3g Teacher's Sec'ty 4. I , , vsii yr - . ss M . ,. if ,rf fix X . sl any . f VERNON OWAN Vern I'm a charter member of the Yo-Yo Club . . . Pep Club 4: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Lettermen's Club 4g Intra- mural Basketball '2,3,4.g Football 3,4. 'Keri i AVONNE PA PINEAU Avonne You are a little doll!! G. A.A.2,3,4: F.H.A.3: Pep Club 4. RAYMOND O'NEILL ..Ray.. Give me time--Intramural Basketball 33 Howl paper staff 3. DONNA OWAN Donna We love the sunshine of your smile. G.A.A. 1,2,3, 45 F,H.A. 1: Pep Club 1,4: Teacher's Sec'ty 4. LORINE ROGERS Rene ' Rural 3, delivery, box by the side of the road. . . G. A.A.l,2,3,4g PepClub 1,4g Librarian 3,43 Teacher's Sec'ty 4g Howl Paper Staff 4: Quill 8a Scroll 4. BETTEANNE SATHRA Bette You are an angel on the outside- - G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,43 Scholarship 1: Choir 2,3,4g Latin Club 3,4g H,M,S. Pinafore 3g Girl Glee Club 45 Howl Paper staff 4: Playmaker's 3,4. MAXINE REED Mickey Me too .... G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4g Pep Club 1,4g Schol- arship 2,3g Band l,2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Pep Band 1,2, 3,4g Latin Club 2,3,4g H. M,S, Pinafore 3g Girl Glee Club 4. DOROTHY SEIBOLD Dot Be my life's companion-- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,45 Choir 1,3g H.M,S, Pinafore 3. LEONA ROGERS Leona Ain't misbehavin' .... G. A.A. 1,2g Pep Club 1,4g Class Treasurer 1,2,3g Li- brarian 3: Men Are Like Streetcars 3g Howl Paper Staff3,4g P1aymaker's 3,4g Canteen Officer 4. BEVERLY SEPTON Bev 'cuz you're so easy on the eye .... G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,4g Scholarship l,2,3g Choir 2,3,4g COY- OTE staff 3,4g Prom server 2g Student Council 4g Quill 8: Scrol13,4g Men Are Like Srreetcars 3g Howl paper Editorg P1aymaker's 3,4. BEVERLY SANDRY Bev We get a kick out of you . . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,45 Choir 2,3,4p COYOTE staff 45 Howl paper staff4g H.M.S,Pina- fore 33 Teacher's Sec'ty 4g Octette 2 'ig Homecoming Chairmen 4: Glee Club 4: President of G.A.A. 4g Playmaker's 3,4. MERLE SAVAGE Merle I'll never know why ---- Football 4. .. ll MARY LOU SMITH Mary Lou Sunday, Monday or always - - G.A.A.1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 1,45 Teacher's Sec'ty 4. SHIRLEY STEDEM Shirl Let's have a party .... G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Choir 2,3,45 Librarian 2, Annual 3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Student Council 45 Canteen Council 45 Quill 8: Scroll 3,45 HMS Pinafore 35Men Are Like Streetcars 35 Howl 2,3,45 Playmakers 3,45 Gir1's State. MARK SKJEI Mark What is this thing, called 1ove??? Pep Club 45 Choir 2,3,45 Track 25 Intramural Basketball 1,25 Football 1, 25 H.M.S. Pinafore 35 Men Are Like Streetcars 35 Housing Committee 2,3,45 Playmaker's 3,4. XX, V, 5 ,, . L - yt FLOYD STEWART Stew It's allinthe game - - Pep Club 45 Lettermen's Club 45 Track 3,45 Football 3, 45 Housing Committee 25 Basketball 4. EUGENE SMALL Gene Anything you can do,l can do better. Intramural Bas- ketball 25 Football 2,35 Housing Committee 2,3,4. JAMES STOKKE Jim I've done my best--- Housing Committee 3,4. KATHRYN SOWITCH Kathy Beauty lies in simplicity. . . G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: F.H.A. 1: Pep Club 1,4g Teacher's Sec'ty 4. GARVIN STEVENS Garv I'm sittin' on top of the world . . . Pep Club 45 Band 3,45 Choir 45 Student Council 45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Football 3,45 Vice-president of Class 45 Basketball 3,4. 5? SHIRLEY TOFTE Shir1 Memories of you-- G.A.A, 3,45 F,H.A. 3,4g Pep Club 4. PATRICIA TRI Pat She's right in step--our cute majorette. G.A.A, 1, 2,3,4g Pep Club 1,4g F,H. 1,2,3,4g Band l,2,3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4g Teacher's Sec'y.4p H. M. S. Pinafore 3g Girl Glee Club 4g Ma- jorette 1,2,3,4. SHIRLEY SUKUT Shirley That's the glory of love. G.A.A, 3g Pep Club lg Choir 3,4g Teachers' Sec'y. 45 H. M. S. Pinafore 3g Girl Glee Club 4g Howl Paper Staff 45 Girl Octette 3. 9 ' K, NINA TIMMERICK Nina We're lucky to have you-- G,A,A, 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 1,4. ELTON WICKUM Elton Wrap all your troubles in dreams and dream all your troubles away. Scholarship lg Student Council 4g F. F.A. 1,2,3,4g Stage Com- mittee 1. I +ve NULL RING work! GENE MARTIN Bud High school days have their delights but they can't compare with high school nights-- DAVID TRI Louie Music, Maestro, please. Pep Club 4g Class Secre- tary 1,4g Choir 2,3,4g Stu- dent Council 3,4g Letter- men's Club 1,2,3,4g Track 3,4g Stage Committee 2,3, 4g Footba1l2,3,4g H. M. S. Pinafore 3g Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Canteen Officer 4. AUDREY WESTERSO Audry ' I did nothing particular and I did it well. IAQ? 'fo .40-,X .L ikxuidb on , M144 5 , IA . .QDYAQ ., 'last' tiff 4 W f . . m ' , I - if ' l Sa ' Qi... i-iilj ,, H f 'E ' .ri 3 IU 1 7 Us .f is ng A t 51. VF r,AZ,,,.a.mqmi A . , ' V iv? ivfg x ' 'i ,. 'if ii- .H ff .V,,, I , W 2 . '4fui::ff.'sE. A ai-I i ' w i Qzytif glx- 'Q . . f I f fw.,H,,+ -I.- w 'wi ' 3' ig i 'Y hsfmgl-1, ' 4' fir 4 3 5 Jim McKay in Speech Class with Er ful critic. J 1 'Z 9 r tz, a help- rv' l l get this, or I'11 lay ya 1ow, Reminiscent Shorthand II. Experiment was a success!! Only lost two stu- dents. A stitch in time!! Qlost nine! li:-4 il it yore gonna fail--fall towa rd the hospital!! ' 75' X I-if ' K t 'A 'fi , Q . 1 'V ' W5 fufnir, 4, sei 13190 mm . m if ik Qi S S,,,w JJ' 5 X wg Ei isis? xx 2 ' v qi, f W! A ggz, W .I ,mafwxw Q x .X 'Q iw ZAQA f11s.,,?,,, S it as gin t Jack Heller Nyla Anseth, Willie Rossland, Gary Johnson treasurer vice-pres. president sgt.-at-arms On the opening dav of school in 1950, we, as timid Freshman, came to further our education in WHS. We elected Teddy Jo Paulson, president, Alan Olson, vice- president, Vira Erickson, secretary, Carol Rosenvald, treasurer, and Bill Maloney, sergeant-at-arms. We held our Freshman Frolic on March 9 with everyone enjoying themselves. Under Miss Moe's wing, we elected Ed Horab as ruler, Vernon Bloom as his able assistant, Barbara Bosh holding the pen, Willie Rossland, counting all our money, and Miss Moe keeping order. On November 9 we had our Sophomore Stag and it was a huge success. Now as juniors Willie Rossland is president, Nyla Anseth is vice-president, George Stahl is secretary, Jack Heller is treasurer, and Gary Johnson is sergeant- at-arms. Our Miss Brooks, the class play, was held November 20 and 21. The highlight of the year was Jun- ior and Senior Banquet and Prom which was held April 9 and 10, respectively. We are looking forward to our senior year with much enthusiasm. 28 iff j A-1 ,A . N Q Q xg X is X 4 R' s i Lester Albert Jerome Ba kke .ENC W. ' 'L 5 . 'iff s '- fs. is , A Fi X Q Rx? Q X X X' ' Y 1 X X t il sr.. X ii x X s 1 ? t X .. ,b X ,H 1, 11 K, tr ' 1 In , .fxQgMl.r. r,w.JIi,Mt!1Ql: H rlrelzj .V F ff f' vi ' - Q N ' 4 i 'QQ' iw, 'Gif in 'L Barbara Bosh Duane Carlson B ,B ,- 1 TAI., . f .1 W .A ' E x X , f X ,Q X S S2 X - ix X 1 S' s 5 Cari Anderson Phyllis Barry - xi Q ' t' Bernard Brevick Betty Ann Carnes Mary Ann Arnson Lois Bergh tai Beverly Broe William Cech .'-1 . , . sf L , 4 ' ,kg-.7 gif? B V ' lyt xi 2 Jimmy Arnstad Vernon Bloom X? V' 1 ' V Q ,F , W-r sq ll I ..... Dwayne Broe Luella Davies Ann Barbara De Gree Vivian Edwards Larry Fredericksen Glen Fugleberg 'R is Y Shirley Goslin Arlene Hanson .ff . ig, xx n Jn an 1 yr N A is Q , .,i,gs3 K is N j 'N ff arf 1 Keith Grodt Dua ne Hanson aqui' Vira Erickson Iva rs Gaide S sm Jo Ann Gubrud Larry Hanson fx . Q , Myrna Farroh Peter Gauthier Gloria Hagen Dean Haugen lrr g T gs '. ., ,, ,f L 0 ,.,. ., , L i M, ...Qt ,::N'5:,'-ra.. 8 ' . 4: hare'-of N i .,,.. ar u , ,Q L up 1 'gxfwyr my .. .Q ,,., - - , lf ,r Y . .Ji U 4 Loretta Haugen Jack Heller Louise Hudson Gary Johnson if? 'K :fe b N K 4- as ve ' '1 lu Dwayne Head Betty Lou Hogan Ruth Head Linda Holms v .XMNX a- I Irene Jeffrey Peggy Kellar R ,,54r, Sl I Robert Jellum Shirley Kellar Wanda Heffelfinger Jacqueline Houle nga, ,af M ,f if , I .,,, Q f' ,W . refe r . f R Qs, A Eugene Jensen Ruby Knudsvig h ' ' I . ' 'S sa,-95 ' . ' L 1, l Vivian Kreis Maurice Mahanna g. , J... .N .0 ig 1 ' , '1 11.1, ,L1:::.::E2Ezg 1' :ttz ' -:t2.:z:::: l- :,,,:,.,,...3-, 19 ...im vt . , . U- J- '-4 ...wmv ' fliiifl- ..12f2j5:::::.:5:. .. .: 1--:Gi-n..'11:. .gill : ....,..:,gg::::t..:::::1 .2 34.21.-:3::...q, , .5 ,3:ggggg....:::y,.,.:....f.: -:M-2.-11-: ... '....-M-- .. :... ...f . .,,v- Sharon Mengel Ernest Ogland L ' . Lh I f 'M 5, i g i 'wr 'X - S rsh .3 X I w Vx I J T 3 , 5 r, K 3 A, Allen Larvick Marie Lindstrom Janice Mahlen Robert Marmorl Carole Moody Lois Ann Morrison Ardis Olson Marlis Olson 32 V ' 4 :ff .fri La Vonne Lynch Gary Martin 5 .sr ,- 1 4 , 'Q f' 51 k i J 1 M fr lg A - fir f sf lx-ll 4 ' 5 ,, yxwgf 5- - gi it .2 A William Munyer Ruth Olson l . X s 5 Q 3 Cf' .. M , ' fe X . I, x X fs Teddy Jo Paulson Gerald Peterson Pat Peterson Marlys Rockney Willis Rossland Norma Scott QW. 4 . km' N, xr' ti x S . . ,. ,rf . -. 'M -'43?.w,?? 'L eg.. S- If Robert Short Jack Shemmory Raymond Skor Mary Soiseth Tom Stannard Shirley Stevens ,. ,M A fag - 1. sl :Q-I . ,. 12, - G' J, it :r A . as t. .gg V . , , 'isis if 33 nf Darlene Ritzow Carol Septon Darrell Smith Dorothy Stewart a aa, i Lois Stewart Jelean Stuen - ,. fi Beverly Vance David Westerso 1' 'Nw QQ rw W' 5, g , If Gene Stockman Shirley Stockman Robert Sundet June Thorson O Caryl Vaselenko Jimmy Webb Kathleen White Bob Woodhams 34 N . Y. 1 P at 3 iq, f Q ,Q N Q 'A S Q 1-:fi T ' L a 4-tg as sa 1 'di . - J Qgf Inez Strang Marlene Timmreck Caryl Westdal Iann Ydstie lv at. ig Ms CAMERA SHY Barbara Anderson Joyce Heller Nyla Anseth Edward Horab Roberta Bjerk Gerald Invik Samuel Boyce Larry Kvalheim Mabel Bratlien Covertt Long David Burk Larry Nelson Phyllis Colby l-larla Price Gary Folven Vincent Price Sanfield Forseth Richard Rasmusson Joan Gauthier Conrad Sandaker Jay Hakes Maybelle Stensos Bruce Haroldsen Larry Treider James Harstad John Wageman Robert Hayden Florence Wightman Marlin Z-3SU1'Ski Lorraine Sowitch 35 Eddie Hughes Hen Party Jan's Party Dave Tri Tri. Mahlen. Stewart Yvonne. Helen. Nina Gale, Bev. Mar, Betty Grade School Days G. Hagen 8a P. Barry L. Zemliska S. Kellar Bob 8a Jerry Kellar, Brenden, Fenton Haugen and Kleppe Oscar Haugen Sleepy-time gals! Outdoor gals! Angler Bervig Phil Barry Dave and Garv. Nancy Handrum Baseball's Beauties Ronnie Johnson Jocelyn Carter Ardis Brostuens Sonny 85 Delores Picnicers Payne and Kaiser Tootsie Fenton Girl Scouts??? 36 5 mc. Af, ,X 4 fi 5 vi in WW 1+-1 f 'MN 4 -,w V , , W .V .5 1 ' , . ,U ,L 'JM H wi, M , ml fx 1 4 fb 5 ' , W ' A M I 41, X14 -3- ' A gg Q maj? by W aw 'ff R. Erickson A. Brostuen G, Reider Bill Head Jim Maland secretary treasurer president sgt,-at-arms vice-pres. Under the leadership of Miss Moe, the sopho- more class elected the following officers: Grant Reider, presidentg Jim Maland, vice-presidentg Ruth Erickson, secretaryg Ardis Brostuen, treas- urerg and Bill Head, sergeant-at-arms. The Sophomore Stag was held November 8 with guests of honor being the co-championship football teams, Williston Coyotes and the Shanley Deacons of Fargo. Ruth Erickson headed the class its Freshman year with the help of Jim Maland. Ardis Brostuen kept the notes and Linda Nelson watched the money. Holding the chatter was Carol Zavalney. Z8 XX Donna Mae Anderson Joan Barkie A- S Marilyn Boussard Ardis Brostuen ie W 5 X .f E4 .T Rs is sa.. X ii Q A rf I ' f A A, 5 q Le Roy Anseth Loye Ashton 1 4 I mQ.aa1uf' li Beard Telford Benson Joann Braaten Marjorie Brammer Mary Lou Brown Ernest Bundhund li X r Lila Jean Aylsworth Dale Bervig M 5 , .2 , H - , . -wr? are w e Vt., s ff FA A M If If ,NM ,sg ' . , ,, r 4 -XLU1' ' ' ,A Darlene Broe Lorraine Carlson 39 ie K t-Q Jocelyn Carter Darrell Edwards gs ' 5 Q X . 3 fa' T 15447 H . ' .. ' ,' iff? ' 1, ' -, 'i -F5'1'-f's: P':K -I M J- -'1b?'i'3 ' ' - ' - - - R- fs. ,Q - ,.,.,s.1,,.y 3- 1 - - . ' Q r E fl 1 wld- H S1 'gk 4 i , A xi 1 I L 6 f K R 1, W6 lk - ' ,X ,.,,,.,s1.L-tu mh 'I ka K E x , an Q 4. 4, at J' 1 it X ,rg 3 s Nwcixgff, A-U? mf wsa , -5 S it k, ft, ,WY ZR 5 Y ,H , 2 N f. 5 ,Sn Eu? 5 .' fx Q U1 x 2 5, if' gvk 0 .tc 1 ,B ft ,lf 1 W ,ie ,N 1. ' r gi N W? A K X of N 1 I f 1 P f :E gy X ks Q f at Q 'N A fs fl sei t ss 'at I 2 435153 5 ' V Gerald Cartwright Franklin Ellestad by ll.-.l ,gm K E if Ruth Erickson Lila Eustis C1145 1 - r ' '..1 Robert Christian Duane Enger Vijagaletis Jeanette Franke Henry Hanson Sharon Grodt sf ' Q N,,.f , Nw' sa it as Myrna Clausen Ja mes Erickson -if H g if 5 Verda Fossum Robert Gubrud N X ik it .45 4 Q -kkl.L .i XX K, K r PJ l f Donald Hagen Harvey Haney William Head Shirley Hiusmad 'f ff - .V-eniixx Begg, xxx William Hagen Gene Hapip s Wi' var 'Q N la' M154 , fi ii. 'N .. -4- ..... Christ Heller Elwanda Hinsverk Neila Claire Halvorsen Nancy Handrum Oscar Haugen Shirley Haugen nd' l I 'H Awf M YW If by if X X . 1 in Orville Hendricksen Eugene Hepper Edward Hughes Alan Husebye in 'Wulf ' 'Fun-s Gerald Houle John Jeffrey John Johnson Richard Johnson C arol Kaiser Gladys Langseth 7? 4 We rw, J was ,N L WH? K Si .,', . gy 4 K .V -n , . rl? 7,1 ii. .:.: I 5, - J Wlhfsjaf is ' 9- 1 ' 'i ' lam ie ,fi , . .ij- zf s ,Q ' if 35 if gi K 5? W . ,f Marilyn Jensen Ronald Johnson Albert Kemmer Lawrence Kemper Gerald Lee Larry Lee in ,Af rf rw J K' Jia . A , Richard Jensen Herman julson ' away E Mary Ellen Kirby Tom Lee -nl - Mary Ann Lervick James Maland S asf . FQ r I :ss f' a . .- Lloyd McKenzie Sandra Moen s.-.-w 1 , Q i. ar. f a 1 .. -a -:LL .s :ai James Lindsky Tom Martin x? Maxine Melberg Frank Moran 7 Avis Lukins Margaret McBride Betty Miller Mary Lou Morrison Dale Lundby Laverne McCoy Shirley Melland Annette Muller ,bca ,WM . si: il - swf -Q Kms. 5 Mx xx .. LaNette Muller Mardella Oster Lyle Pederson Robert Rawitscher 'thx 'WW L s A ' Sr U is X S . K K , Ljf 15:5 i t W1 ,sI,If,L- WS , 'i 'Will -' ' aM,n,.,,..,, vygg if Lfwliillisx '5s'f?ii.5i.?'fff,1fI 5is3'31 ff51,ls,fffff -fvx,x,:-Q5 -f,o:g.:::ti.L-:.H .1 will s-not fff,N.,,l,l ,, W - L ng,1a,e.,w 114 5. ,3 L -- 4 5 3 Ask? 'Arif K g fr + Q - Lg. . . - 4. . 3 5,:':N' ' I e-1 ' .vw F' 5'3 X I Wffgk Q Linda Nelson Billiette Owan Robert Peterson David Reep Delmar Olson Vernon Parson 3, Q... 'WM 4 X . ,. .M 7' all F 5 5 Judith Rabbe Leila Rae Russell ! Q W 1-swhfa at -nr . ,.?: Q- , .L 2 l 'kki' I s,ss .trsi L l si 'Z Leon Olson Louise Payne ' vw , if 3' s 4 . wk 5 s .l 1, E , I David Rantz Kathleen Salo H .. 'el' milf . 'mqY:'il,' , o,,, 4 Y-.x'vw1.u.w vw' 5 Q., 1 i-.X wi S Sherry Salo Robert Sddd Maurice Sandaker Eileen Silzle Marilyn Sasee Merna Semenko Vivian Skor Jarold Smith i is 2 Q 3 X 1 X. S f I fix X in if I X Patsy Smith Keith Soiseth Charles Stedman Jerome Stenahjem Jeanne Ann Sundet Gloria Sveen - if -tit t.- UM, x Xi my X SSN SQ t X Xgbx Q Q S Xxx 5 it t m- ,. X .. X Q Q A e- 1' - .- at t. t .Nt x M Q X ttytttfi.. N tv S .r .NW i1'SSxQiEi': 1 liiiififi-QSi-15 'wet - t my X :Sain wie . i 1 3 S E34i5'3fF' I it ST .iii K S :Sgr af. X kt it logo , Eileen Stien Marlene Tesd ahl Laura Wabschall C arolyn Welty s s Ai . Lzf' K 7 l M.-lil 4' Q, was 4 ' ..,. My 31 . ,K mm h' David Winden C arol Za valney 5:1 Sl 1 si -f Lv K 31 ' .J .Q WD? Q li L5 'B Y' t x K jfbgla xx it Mg QX if Q I K if .iw s 'F f' as , X :ri E' Gary Washek Catherine Wegley Robert Smith ll 49 Nu av f D' 4 in 4 ui eb Haifa, ' CAMERA SHY lillfexeard Raymond Olson Nils Birkeland Richard Bronder Charlotte Clark Verlin Possum Audrey Hagen Harold Hakes Richard Mockel Arnold Nelson Carl Pearson Grant Rieder Eileen Stein Joan Storseth Lauren Swanson Slim Williams M aureen White Wayne Wisemen Lois Zemliska sf 131 'f 'xism--,-nu' Ya J L ., is KJ K 9 W , , if 'T ' xi A Z? x I X ff M s--- ' L--, . I i ., EQ' 7x M X f A 'ik E X110 Q I5 ,X Y, Wi! J K ' ' I gk gzkf? Q I 1. 9 L , J -LJ-L 47 2 4 M Q . J .Ek 'Er 'I 4' X - ., L 4' M Q ? L' . 'q M - A . M -b X -, . -Q HEY GOWN 5 A X 065: 7 - QA xl? any fd ', A e q. s N! sf ' A X: LW X FD I: 6 6 D 7 , A 5 , 5 5 N54 w S Mm A 1 .4 1911, kk' g6oa'l A fyfjytl X K v 48 ws- Q F x ge-,Qh x x , R , Q53 QS? QQ' ix Tug! NX , M XE r X STS x. Q Af' ,- '- -i : gay 5, 9'-5. Qgfggi wi Q bf I Q I 'X Q ' iVii'f'S Q-- xi .. Nix' , X, NN . 34 Sa ' P ' . xx s Q ' Q ii 5 , . . Q , I gil' hu' rf ls: lu, .Q Q' l.,p. Dale Williamson Don Hudson Karen Kline Marilyn Hicks Pete Reed vice-president treasurer secretary president sgt.-at-arms Well, September 8 marked our first day in school -- WHS, that is. It was rather hard at first to find our way around with all those BIG upper-classmen but now we find everything fine -- after a little guidance from Miss Moe. The highlight of our first year was OUR dance, the Freshman Frolic. We had this on March 20. See you next year -- looking forward to three more years in the hal1s of WHS. 50 'Qs' Rita Kay Abel Patricia Albert 3 x I :vi iff -,,' 5... 3 U Ra m X avi Q 4 s i A 'gi l A life Betty Jo Arnegard Keith Bjerke Rich ard Adams Bonita Albrecht 5. of ' 1, X Merle Arnson Marilyn Booke , 1 'wx C V' N if ,gn ' .L v X 5 X r x , John Albers Laura Allard iff 1 ii' fax V Robert Austreim Gladys Botten K- it, , Josephine Albert Valerie Anderson 19 Phyllis Berg Dale Bostwick .005-f Roger Breezley Allan Chapman Robert Crook Charles Estep if!-is , 1 rg , 'W . QL O Judy Carlson Sarah Coleman A L' A E 3 , 535 N' -lm Ui . ' 2 f . Q C, N as 5 .2 ' C W u , 4 V f Q Billy Carter Ralph Coley 'VND' '. ,v Hardis Ch anchuck Frederick Compton y ws- r ar Y 'ks ' 815 sa Shirley Culkins Sharon Davies David Erickson Shirley Falcon Carole Farroh James Fixen CC? fha ow and .H ' n e 1:3 Q 'F als 'irr- ruff? Phyllis Foss Kenneth Gibbs + ! Beverly Fudge Richard Frederick Yvonne Gauthier M Evelynne Graves Helen Greutrnan Donna Hagen 4 Rf - l N . 5. 1 V V -' ' 1 V55 'Q' E . ' 5 X . , . ri, F ' Sg r, ,. , H .1 ,U -' r, r 'vs K .K W i q A F 'H W rf vt rsgw. F lg A s fY':2LfsiQ sax f - ' 1 'lxwfmrfaef -,-, r - . N . :.- , K , 5 va X- .., so is J, a, H' ' A . r - 'A ,i ' X-s :.':1'-r s, f i Loren Hagen Jerome Hanson rg Q l e F 1' Gailen Halvorsen Jane Hauge Marjorie Halvorsen Jannette Haugen fs? , Arlene Harstad Noral Haugen ,ev 'uf 4.7, qt If 7391 if, , , 1 gl , - ,,5. K :fr-5 1.-A M 4. 1 nf- .r,s.r , ' 1 4 r i'7..,,.rvi. 4 ' -, ' R Pi! j l Al YN? Vivian Heffelfinger Carol Hilling Annette Heller Myron Holland ', . Nts... '4! Marilyn Hicks Jo Ann Hughes 1 ff ,,,,.' , fn 4, L tw X 4 y W f T 9 , mir ' Hi fi Sed ,ff 5 K1 , Rx ,. k ' I George Jacobsen Stanley Kittleson James Hval Robert Jacobs Alice Johnson Claire Ann Kinstler X A i Q, f ' . 29 ,gyda-. we? if Marliss Hicks Duane Huss i'v.s...,,,i ' V A li is Q 5 4 ,. , i ' , A , x mm' A A Norman Iellum Karen Kline -.. 5 ,, .,-..,, F S V5 L M ?Y21,ll A 14' . Kenneth Leom LeRoy Lles Neil Lundby Donna Mathews n .n A e,. xg ze 1g efA', '2,i' if '.e' L- 'YS'-+ e, e e pg M. 2. . mf Yvonne Melland Jackie Morgan 'mr Shirley Nelson Ben Nordell -9 ,Tm K .ms X b g? VA Q S RJ!! sl .5 355 :aa ,f,1,-,fr-gals-ffs. 1: .:' :ififi :'5fr5'.': gig Is!! :??'.f' ZUff1: ! 'E3' I, . I . Thomas Newell Arlys Olson Lorraine Njos Carole Olson 4? Gaye Olson Violet Nelson Juana Peterson Robert Reed Gerd Nord Marlene Olson 1 C, 'smeff Jean Posey Patty Purkett Delma Rockney Dennis Rockney gif? l ce! . 1 1 L Karen Rogers Ja mes Schwartz 'id' QW' Ida Snyder Robert Srepaned U B Ent. ML . 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Beverly Sandaker Sylvan Sandaker Milnor Sandry Loren Skaa re E laine Skavanger Joan Smith is ' a .,r 3 Q Daisy Sowitch G Karen Stevens it 3 3 fsl 57 ladys Stannard Mavis Stenehjem Larry Stewart Aone Storseth Shirley Strand Georgia Rae Timmerick .Q -K Mi.--tv,gg!':1r-fvzt.'1t'74r,yv's4B4 .Qi-iff' it ws.: Charlotte Wegley Roberta Wilkinson F s M-Lf - :- .f - A 4: rags egg, t 4' 3 5 . . ., iro, , in S it s l E lst' at -1 Q 'W ' r Allen Sutton Luella Travelute . 0,0-'A t P 5 LaVonne Wegley 4 1 x ur - s Donna Thon Joan Treid er t y t,tto S Helen Wersland CAMERA SHY Tillie Lou Anderson Thomas Benge Carolyn Mae Bjerke Floyd Borrud Charles Breen Donald Carr Vincent Cartwright Eugene Caurchene Ronald Davies Sandra Gaffaney Duane Himler Linda Holland Avis Huntley Darrell Njos Kenneth Olson Mitchell Owen Jim Rassmusson Orren Sandvik Judith Schnabel Patricia Schumacher Helen Seibold Ronald Taubman Lloyd Tetrault Ida Mae Van Reese Cheryle Westcott Sheila Wiltse Fern Youngbear Arlene Thorpe Julia Webb ff.-5' 'J C arol Wickum Dale Williamson t U U x A it f t his ' in :A F L ' ak A '51 of i my 1 8' .0 ' 1 is apr if . A f ci .5'1'Hf3,Q.' SCHOOL DAYS 1. Betteanne 2. Good game! 3. Harrell's Party 4. Weren't we cute 5. Bathing beauties!! 6. Marie 85 Garvin 7. Janice Milk Maid 8. Oh! Those Poodles! 9. Pals! 10. Trefoil Party 11. Slumber Party 12. Vivian Edwards 13. Austa 14. Gail, Marlene, Sz Bev 15. Inez Strang 16. Garvin and Dave 17. Shirley and ---P 18. Bev 19. Ione 8: Betteanne 20. Phyllis 851OAl'lIl 21. Janice 22. Annual Workers 59 O as BUSY Gale Alf V8S61enksoU, Wes Hau OH 'he Ai? are broadcagggaaiisga B'0S'Uen and C . Cwpl-Ografn ,, 31'01 ' Coyore Miss Moe's busy librarians are: lone Aafedt, Dick Jenson, Lawrence Kemper. Donald Hagen, Dave Korwin, Rene Rogers, Barbara Bosh, Vernon Bloom, and Carol Westdal. Thos e and treasure, ar n e- Viv' their adviser 3Cott 1 M - . arian Hudson, a,1?jnMKreis, Nor iss Conno ma Ny. selling bo Oks to You '3 d teve Mengel, These happy projectionists are S Larry Kvalheim, and Loye Ashton. The hard-working stage committee consisting of T i.Grant Reider, Eddie Horab, Donald Hagen, Harstad. Dave r Duane Anderson, and James 60 BEES Those who write the script for our radio program are: Merle Savage, Gloria l-lieb. Dick Mathews, Austa Brostuen, Bob Mathews, Teddy Paulson, and Harriet Monson. ll i i KX . w .51-f .1 Her 6 w D1'Ogl.al7? See tb . e lar 3 8 e group Ofre DON C r s for who seal: 0 Qobwiathewb- Committee, Im IXACKBSU vin Men The housing' include: 31 nc Sm3u'GM emmr. u the games - srokkefje b ud and HOW a e Meng-,l.lxmb On' Bob Gu r xg Pederson, 5 v lc George lacose- HOUWLY ws. Self - dviser. bury d Dick Mattie zerbeck ? Sammy. an Beard - Mano: i A And MORE teachers' secretaries. . . Lois Kellar. Betty Fredericksen, Myrna Ferrell, Deloris Fugleberg, Pat Tri. Marian Hudson, Grace Kemmer. Donna Owan, lone Aafedt, and Mar Hagen. 61 fb e radio Such b J USY r Eefffefal-ies . ' 11' ' ena1OIs0 ey Sulfur and!-V' G1 ' Dona n . or . H . Lorme Marlene 18 1-heb umley fi Rogers. Frenffh. Co Anna De- F8 Fenton' COYOTES ON THE NEW CUTTING FIELD. CONFERENCE GAMES Williston 25 Jamestown 6 Williston 45 St. Leo's 0 Williston 25 St. Mary's 14 Williston 19 Minot 12 Williston 26 Dickinson 6 Jim Webb on hisway to the goalwhile Dave Tri looks on. COYOTE STATISTICS Conference Games Total No. of yds. gained . . . 1,387 Average No. of yds. gain- ed per game . . . 277.4 Total No. of attempted passes . . . 30 No. of completed passes . . . 13 Total No. of yds. gained rushing . . . 1,191 Total points scored during the season . . . 140 Total points scored by op- ponents . . . 38 .sl ,, ' . - -Q-A Q lt was a cold day, but a real hot game. is-2' ' . ' f Dave Tri on his way to make six more points for Williston. 62 X .ii. I f ' r u I., 5 .Q I A -2 ...'L.W ' Rfiio ' if fr ' Coach Pederson, Dave Tri, Duane Anderson, Coach Gilman THE WILLISTON-DICKINSON GAME - - - .Pie 5,3 K vw. Cburresy of Press Graphic VERNON BLOOM DARRELL KINSTLER GARVIN STEVENS U End' End Guard JUIHOIQ 5 10 Senior, 6' 3 Senior, 5' 11 1952 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Row one, l. to r.: Munyer, Stockman, B1oom,Webb, Anderson, Tri, Stewart, Korwin, McKenzie. Tricder. Row two: Long, Miller, Stevens, Stannard, Ableman, Kinstler, Bean, Hughes, Johnson, Coach Pederson. Row three: Haugen, Martin. Zaburski, Rossland, Horab, Williams, Nelson, Lund, Bus-driver Peterson, Asst. Coach Gilman. Not present for picture were: Lewis, Head, Price, Mahanna, Savage, Haroldson, Forseth, W, Nelson, Winden and Owan. A11 Pictures on This Page Courtesy of Press-Graphic. 65 , K . JOHN JOHNSON ED HUGHES GENE STOCKMAN End End Guard Sophomore: 6' Sophomoreg 6' 1 ,Iuniorg 5' 8 VERNON OWEN MAYNARD LUND MERLE SAVAGE Half Back Tackle Half Back Senior: 5' 7 Seniorg 5' 10 Seniorg 5' 9 66 GRANT LEWIS Senior-Fullback The third year ofcoaching foot- ball at Williston High proved very profitable to Coach Harold Peder- son. Not only did we have a perfect record in Conference games under his guidance during the season. but also the COYOTES gained the co- title as StateChampions with Shan- ley of Fargo. This was a big thrill for various reasons but mainly be- cause three years before we had a season without a win. Soon after gaining the Championship, the As- sociated Press poll declared our Coach Pederson as Coach of the Year. and Garvin Stevens as All- American Guard. Garvin is a senior this year. l-le entered Williston High in his junior year. Both these two years, Garv has been playing varsity basketball and football. Garvin is vice-presi- dent of his class this year and is very active in Wl-lS's various extra- curricular activities. Congratula- tions to both Garvin and Coach Pederson! ! ! ! I The trophy gained by the COY- OTES after the state Championship WARREN NELSON Senior-End DWAYNE HEAD Junior-Center 68 LLOY D MCKENZIE Sophomore-Fullback game was donated by the students ofWilliston High School in memory of their custodian. Chappie Rick- ard. lt is a traveling trophy award- ed to the team or teams winning the East-West championship foot- ball game. Theteam with its name inscribed most times on the trophy within a period of twelve years re- ceives the trophy as a permanent possession. St. lslary's of Bismarck was the first school to hold the travelingtrophy whileWilliston and Shanley are sharing it during 1952 and 1953. The inscription on the trophy reads: The North Dakota State Class A Football Championship award. Presented by Williston High School l. to r. is: Coach Pederson. the trophy, and Garvin Stevens. -Wm.,e,,,, Q -1. l,i L. LLQ: 2 X ' . .. Q Ma , g ' - an gre ' F Af, if i W 4 'Y N 'Y Q .1.4 ., 14' f '- HOMECOMING QUEEN NYLA GOAR Charming deseribes Nyla Goar, Homecoming, Queen, chosen to reign over the 19512 festivities. Her winning, smile and oh-so- likeable personality prove her wellqualified for her royal position. Nyla is 5'6 tallandhas blue eyes and brown hair. She is a nieni- ber of GAA, Pep Club, Playniakers, and Latin Club. She is chap- lain of Trefoil, Worthy Adviser of Rainbow, business rnanager of Howl and secretary of Student Council. Queen Nyla was pre- ceded as queen by Carol Wegley. . .and in keeping, with the cere- mony, was setenaded by the Girls' Glee Club. 35' MkMg.Q.s.,fif.t is-1 is xi .N ATTENDANT KAY JENSEN Pretty Kaylenscn is anotnerfavorite of WHS. She has brown hair. blue eyes, and is five feet six inches tall. Kay is an activeworker on the annual and is a member of GAA, Pep Club, and in the past years has been a B squad cheer- leader and prom server. ATTENDANT MARIE NEWELL Blue-eyed Marie Newell stands five feet four inchcstall and has brown hair. Her activities include Quill and Scroll, Pep Club, GAA, Playmakers, Rainbow, and is a mcmber of the Howl Staff. Marie was not only spot lighted in Homecoming but was one of those who helped to make the festivities so suc- cessful. ATTENDANT MARLENE HAGEN Petite Marlene Hagen, attendant, is five feet tall. has hazel eyes and dark brown hair. She is a member of GAA, Pep Club, Rainbow. and Luther League. In Playmakers, she is a member-at- largeg in Trefoil, she is treasurer: and she also finds time to be a teacher's secretary. , V4 'f f,, P 'ag M, ' ' g ,j?j H , cgz fr I f K L M T, 1 35 51? A 54 , 'mrs sg 1 K I ir i My . l. .rvll 'Av' V gig, :P -X A A ' if z A fri' li 552, - 5- FW' ,fait . 4 il Q 1-'f12g:'?5?iZ 4 4 tw, sf 3 , Qifsa , Y wg' A -'a,+1JEf5' V is, 1-ff W' ATTENDANT loNE-AAFED1 lone Aafedt's sweet smile and friendly manner has made her a favorite aroundWHS. Sheis five feet four inches tall. a blonde, blue-eyed Norwegian. She belongs to Trefoil, Playmakers, Pep Club, GAA, and is treasurer of Student Council and Luther League. mm 1952 HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES All prcvious recordswcre shattered as the student committees under the leadership of Jim McKay and Bev Sandry, worked hard and long to make this one of the best Homecoming celebrations in Williston High's history. The festivities began with a star-studded coronation program, emceed by Warren Nelson. Mr. Mark. our principal, placed the crown on Miss Nyla Goar, who was chosen queen from five candidates. One of the highlights of the 1952 homecoming was the beautiful parade, which consists of floats sponsored by various school organizations and classes. Then there was the game where we Shanghaied the Saints by the score of 25-14. The climax of the celebration was reached with the Queen's Ball in the high school auditorium. In the upper left corner we find the Student Council float that drove the Queen and her attendants in the parade. ln the upper rightthe first place float which was entered by thc freshman. At the left is Mr. Mark crowning Queen Ny1a . At the right is our enthusiastic and peppy cheerleaders. Below we see the chairmen of the hardworking committees to make the l952 Homecoming ever presented by WHS, The Coyote B squad emerged undefeated like their fellow A B squad. Under Coach Hendrickson and Coach Elliot they met their season without a loss. Members of the B squad are: B. Christian. E. Bundhund, B, Head, G. Reider, J. Linskey. D. Winden, T. Lee. T. Benson. D. Edwards, D, Lundby, D. Bervig, COHCPI Hendrickson and COBCT1 Elliot J. Iefferey, B. Rawitcher, D. Reep, R. Ellestad, C. Stedman. R. Johnson. B, Sevde, J. Erickson, G, Lee, and R, Hepper. f X ,Wx X X The season's record is as follows: WILLISTON 32 MINOT 6 WILLISTON 26 SIDNEY 6 WILLISTON 19 GLENDIVE 13 WILLISTON '25 SIDNEY A. Brostuen, N. Handrum, C. Wegley, D. Anderson. 7? F. Stewart, G, Stevens. D, Tri, T, Stannard, G, Peterson, D. Bean, D, Kinstler, I. Johnson, G. Miller. M. Helland, D. Anerson. and L, Trieder. Additional members of the A squad are B. I-Iaroldson. and W. Rossland. Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston Williston SEASON'S 66 Dickinson 53 Glasgow 85 Sidney 61 Glendive 79 St. Leo's 87 Mandan 81 St. Mary's 5 l Dickinson 62 Minot 57 Sidney 63 Plentywood 52 St. Ma ry's 63 Ma ndan 1 STATISTICS 52 Williston 57 Minot 43 59 Williston 59 Plentywood 48 57 Williston 58 Glasgow 46 50 Williston 70 St. Leo's 65 66 74 WESTERN DIVISION TOURNEY 45 CHAMPS 53 Williston 65 Jamestown 49 42 Williston 69 St. Mary's 53 72 Williston 51 Bismarck 46 gg EAST WEST DIVISION TOURNEY 53 Williston 58 Park Rivers 65 Williston 70 Shanley 62 Williston 60 Valley City 63 The COYO TES Call time out. Iwi ...J Ir .2 . .W ,, ,W A DUANE ANDERSON-,guard-Sr. MANFORD HELLAND-forward-Sr. 1953 CCYOTES DAVE TRI-forward-Sr. DARRELL KINSTLER-center-S DON BEAN-Center-Sr. GERRY MILLER-guard-Sr. GERALD PETERSON-forward-Jr. FLOYD STEWART-forward-Sr. GARVIN STEVENS-guard-Sr. 75 TOM STANNARD-center-Ir. JOHN JOHNSON-guard-Soph. BRUCE HAROLDSON-forward-jr, Coyotes VS, Magicians I Bervig Photo LA RRY TRIEDER-guard -Ir . Bervlg Photo 76 M., Coyotes VS, St. Mary's Bervxg Photo .+A ,,.....- ,xv. ... . x L. to r.: First row: J. Sliemorry, T. Benson, G, Stockman. L. McKenzie C btedman B Head See ond row: B, Haroldson, D. Rantz, E. Hughes, S. Williams, D, Head D Lundby Last row B Ra witcher, D, Bervig. E, Bundliund. D. Winden, W. Rossland, and Coach Pederson The Coyote Pups had a pretty fair season during 1952-53. Their statis- tics of games played are as follows: Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups COYCTE PUPS Alexander 43 Glasgow B 40 Watford 5 1 Sidney B 54 Arnegard 74 Ray 55 Epping 41 Alamo 5 1 Sidney 42 77 PEP CLUB CHEERLEADERS Gale Alfson Myrna Farroh Gloria Hagen Phyllis Barry PEP JUG Into our Pep Jug has been poured all of the school spirit symbolized in our favorite word COYOTES, Competition is keen among the classes towin it. To do so a class must have cheered the loudest in Pep Assembly. C oyotes O range and black Y ells O ur coaches T eam E nthusiasm S portsmanship PEP BAND G. A. A. The G. G. A. officers are: Presi- dent Bev Sandryg Vice President, Dorothy McKenzie, Representative, Ione Aafedtg Secretary, Marlys Rock- ney, Treasurer, Peggy Kellarg Advisor, Esther Johnson. Pictured below at the right is the W,H,S, tumbling teamg at the left are action shots of the basketball tournament. Row one: Marie Newell, Beverly Sandry, Peggy Kellar, Jacqualine Houle, Sherry Salo, Beverly Vance, Veverly Broe, Marlys Rockney, Janice Mahlen. lone Aafedt, Joan Mandrick. Row two: Cora Jean Fenton, Lorine Rogers, Gloria Hieb, Mabel Bratlien, Pat Tri, Anna Mae Delaney, Ruby Knudsvig, Avonne Papineau, Jean Dillion. Myrna Ferrell. JoAnn Halversen, Betteann Satnra, Marlen Hagen. Row three: Miss Johnson, Betty Fredericksen, Sharon Mengel, Ruth Ericksen, Laura Wabschall, Margaret McBride, Helen Furstad, Maxine Melberg, Donna Anderson. Mardella Oster, Carol Lovegren, Kay Morrow. Row four: Dorothy Stewart, Harriet Monson. Sandra Frederick, Linda Nelson, Roberta Wilkinson, Carol Coley, Benai Olson, Janice Craven, Grace Kemmer. Austa Brostuen, June Thorson, Shirley Kellar, Row five: Gale Alfson, Linda Harrell, Louise Payne, Neila Halvorsen. Joyce Green. Dorothy McKenzie, Nyla Goar, Caryl Westdal, Beverly Septon, Kay Jensen, Left to right: Row one: Marlyne Boussard, Patsy Albert, Karen Stevens, Bonnie Albrecht, Carol Hilling, Gladys Botten, Yvonne Gauthier,Marilyn Booke, Shirley Culkins,Shirley Strand, Valerie Jean Anderson, Jane Hauge. Row two: Kathaleen Salo,Carole Farroh,LaVonne Wegley, Delma Rockney,Judy Carlson, Gloria Sveen, Elwanda Hins- verk, Carol Kaiser, Vivian Skar, Josephine Albert, Beverly Fudge, Sandra Gaffaney, Row three: Sherley Moe, Kay Skavanger, Carol Wickum, Donna Mathews, Merle Arnson, Mary Ellen Kirby, Catherine Wegley, Aone Stor- seth, Leiha Rae Russell, Nancy Handrum, Carol Zavalney, Alice Johnson, Luella Travelute, Jeanne Posey, Betty Jo Arnegard. Row four: Eileen Stien, Joanne Braaten, Mary Anne Lervick, Merna Semenko, Marlene Tesdal, Marilyn Jenson, Annette Heller, Darlene Broe, Marilyn Hicks, Nan Morrow, Carolyne Welty, Marliss Hicks, Char- lotte Wegley, Yvonne Melland, Janice Lowe. Row five: Jocelyn Carter, Avis Lukins, Sharon Grodt, Gladys Stan- nard, Lorraine Njos, Claire Ann Kinstler, Karen Kline, Georgia Rae Timmerick, Margil Halvorsen, Marlen Olson, Evelynne Graves, Joan Treider, Karen Mattson, Mary Lous Brown, Ardis Brostuen. Jeanne Ann Sundet. 80 .ll O 5 AafAn.,i,N3 ln G7 ' '7-50 DT ,ffm-1 . bd 'S fem-sl GH-W 6 bv-LL +1 Cm- C-oudcdx 7,6 M- ga-fffp C .ix 1-'7 ' 0 3,9 gs, 7 if 1.0 K' 3... f ll 4. gil. ' f. . ,gf Y 'oc ,ON Nl YW Ny-.ff vi f J 454-Q i 4: i' D Anderson N Goar Mr Mark G Stevens S Mengel, E. Wickum, W. Rossland, D. Tri, D, Hagen, A, Lukins, M, Hudson W Nelson L McCoy M Bratlren S Stedem, M. Semenko, R. Erickson, l. Aafedt, E. Ogland, J. Gubrud, B Sathra G Srockman B Sepron L Kvalherm T.Stannard, M.Farroh, G, Reider, Gale Alfson, 82 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the student governing body of the high school. It as- sists with activities such as homecoming, athletic events, and school dances and parties. It is made up of representatives from each class and the clubs that have been accepted into the council. -S 3 Q f COYOTES at practice. left to right: lst Row: Jerry Miller, Warren Nelson, John Johnson, Vernon Owan, Duane Anderson, and Tom Stan- nard. 2nd Row: Eddie Hughes, Lloyd McKenzie, Larry Treider, Floyd Stewart, Jim Webb Darrell Kinstler Garvin Stevens, Nanford Helland. 3rd Row: Vernon Bloom, Grant Lewis, Gene Stockman, Duane Head, Forest Alnleman, Gary Johnson, Dave Korwin, Don Bean, and Dave Tri. 83 QUILL AND SCROLL James McKay Marie Newell Beverly Septon A Fw - . K if i . r '- M' r V ' X? Q ' ,. r gi' ur, Janice Craven Shirley Stedem C' M rr M y ,9 sf ff N rj x N. , VV, ' NA v' wk P Ys w kp Harriet Monson Austa Brostuen Dorothy Barnes Gary Johnson ..:f ' A ,'r-QQ: ,J as 'W , . , , gr K W B N, as tl T Q , ggxgl A546 ir? Q ,wx ,Qs P QP- J 'V ' . f f i 899' awww 'Es , , 1- ' W W' W ' N 3 ,M Q Q gm 'T if gf X X , ' 4 N 2 ,S Q 'Sf iff n R R as J A an :R el X f M' Sgr ff Q X, , . ' K '-.':., . r. F'.:. ' , ii f A ff! V f ' if X 1 KL ,L:, Q? . X if kk , X + - x . X . Q A 2 X S + .W m , . V , , ,f wmnmvw wx. - - ifgfff fwffnf T, Paulson, C. Vaselenko. G. Heib, B. Septon. J. Craven, A. Larvick, B. Sandry. K. Jensen, S. Stedem, S. Forseth J. McKay, F, Bervig, H. Monson, Mr. Sorenson. ANNUAL STAFF The annual staff sincerely hopes you enjoy this annual edited by the junior and senior classes of Williston High. It is meant to serve as a record of your high school days. Janice Craven ..... ....... e ditor Teddy Io Paulson. . . .... assist. editor Shirley Stedem. . . .... classes editor Caryl Vaselenko. . . . . . assist. classes Harriet Monson. . . . . . features editor Vira Erickson. . . ...... assist. features James McKay. . . . . . . . . . . . business manager Sanfield Forseth. . . . . . assist. business manager Kay Jensen ...... .......... g ir1's sports Farris Bervig. . . ........ boy's sports Allen Larvick .... . . photographer Gloria Heib ..... ............. a rt editor Beverly Sandry. . . ............ . school life Beverly Septon. . . .... faculty and administration 7 S ix? Cavx 1 1 Ma gr' 9 . 4 if - . 0 ' ' Q. ' aolekenk gag of X 0 ax up .J F PA X 35503. U N XX-XY Sissy--'Al S kk! 86 ! f Terrific Ten' Darrel and Claire Ann 'Wonder who's kissing her now? R. Rasmussen Joan Halvorson Cak. and Buz. Arlys Maze's party Miller and Johnson Barb Bosh Caryl Westdal Mary Lou Brown Linda Holm 'Bucco' Bundhund Uh! uhl girlsll Teddy Jo Paulson Looka those legs!! Andy 84 Dave Bev, Nyla Sz, Rene' Jim Webb Gal Friends-- Hinsverk and Grodr Micky and Dorothy 87 BCYS' STATE Being called to the principal's office brings a feeling of dread into one's heart, but being asked to go to Boys' State has a feeling of elation for one. We arrived in Fargo on Sunday and were ushered aboard a bus to the NDAC cam- pus. Monday we got acquainted. But Tuesday we held our party caucuses and the cities elected representatives and they elected members to the state convention. Wednesday the campaign began in earnest. We were in caucus again, this time to elect city and county officials. Thursday the Senate and House were in session, new laws were passed, the annual court trial began, and the police department began functioning. The Congress continued in session and the trial proceeded on Friday. Saturday we began to close the Congress and the trial was com- pleted. In the evening the Gov- ernor's Ball was held until mid- night. Sunday we bade our new ac- quaintances good-by. GIRLS' STATE Flickertail Girls' State met at the Univer- sity of North Dakota last June 13-20. Each day was packed with things to learn and do, but there was always something special to remember each day by. Friday, June 13, was taken up with the excitement of arrival, finding our home for the week, getting acquainted with our room- mates and the girls across the hall. Saturday, June 14, saw the real beginning of our busy days, learning about the govern- ment. Sunday, June 15, found every girl attending church and a reception for the President of the University was held in the afternoon. Monday, June 16, was the day of the two political party conventions for choosing candi- dates for the state offices. Campaigning began after the meeting. Tuesday, June 17, was election day. That night was the annual fun night. Wednesday, June 18, was the inauguration day. Thursday, June 19, we graduated from Girls' State and the North Dakota Governor presented us with our diplomas. Friday, June 20, was our last day. Now we think back on Girls' State remembering the things we learned and the fun we had there. PLAYMAKERS Row 1: Teddy Jo Paulson, Ione Aafedt, Linda Harrell, LaVonne Lynch, Beverly Sandry, Gloria Hieb, Kay Morrow Gale Alfson. Row 2: Leona Rogers, Marie Newell, Myrna Farroh, Linda Holm, Gloria Hagen, Betteann Sathra Marlene Hagen, JoAnn Halvorson, Mrs. Ertresvag.Row 3: Ernest Og1and,Nyla Goar,Caryl Vaselenko, Phyllis Barry Barbara Bosh, Harriet Monson, Janice Craven, Shirley Stevens, Caryl Westdal. Row 4: Carol Septon, Steve Men- gel, James McKay, Darrell Kinstler, Beverly Septon, Austa Brostuen, Joyce Green, Sandra Frederick, Shirley Ste- dem. The officers are: James McKay, president, Nyla Goar, vice-president, Betteann Sathra, secretary, treasurer, Leona Rogers, Steve Mengel, sergeant- at-armsg and members-at-large, Marlene Hagen, and Donna Joy Huntley. Nineteen students tried out for Playmakers and were admitted as active and reserve members. The purpose of this organization, .John Gielgud, shall be to broaden the know- ledge and develop individual abilities and interests in the theater and language artsg to provide the opportunities whereby the members may display their talentg and to raise the standard of speech and theater arts to a higher and more desirable lead in Williston High School. Playmakers is giving an evening performance and having a dance afterward for the high school students sometime in February. P L O A F Y F M I A C K E E R R' S S The Canteen Council consists of Teddy Io Paulson, Jim Ma- land, Shirley Stedem-treasurer, Dave Tri-secretary, Allen Lar- vick, Steve Mengel-vice-president, Jim Moline, Linda Nel- son, and Leona Rogers-president. Chuck, Steve, and Lloyd McKenzie busy in the kitch- en. l lim Linskey, the center of attraction, in the lounge. 90 CHUCK STONE v K A il, ' 1 . - s Our Recreational Director Here we see the dance on Canteen Open House night. Lunch was served to parents and other visitors who were welcome to look over our Canteen. M. Reed, K. Morrow, S. Mengel, B. Sathra, S. Forseth, A. Degree, D. Barnes, N. Goar, G. Alfson, S. Sredem, I Craven. M.McB1-ide. D.l-lagen. I.Maland, B. Rawitcher, H. Monson, L. Nelson, H. Furstad, L. Payne, C. Anderson A. Larvick. Mr. Sorenson. LATIN CLUB The Latina Vivans, more commonly known as the Latin II Club, con- sists of twenty-one members. To be eligible for membership one must take two years of Latin. I The club's objectives are to widen the interests in Latin and increase our knowledge of Roman days. The club's motto is Mortuae Linguae sodalitas vivax meaning A living society of a dead language. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS M. Reed, K. Morrow, B. Sathra, S. Forseth, S. Mengel. 91 4 3 S X X Q' Q-Y -1, 4 X i A E-I K ,fr , gi . ' .Rex , , ,, !i' ?f31Q?.Q?Qi'Q , my Q X N? 3 -V A34 Qi f mx 25 fx ag 1 . ' A X' ,J 'FLM . '5 . 5 5 Q, Q5 'X . X ,, N5 '1, ,,'x,Q ,S :gf 1 ,! '.7!,'g'i1Z . Q , ' .fa W ' ,X Q xiav Sf S55 . -A ' ' U E ! ' r 8 X W fkftfbfe f, A ' Egg 1, is WOODWIND SECTION CLARINETS: Carl Anderson, JoAnn Halvorsen, Bob Rawitscher, Karen Stevens, Darrell Kinstler, Rita Abel, Jim Maland, Donna Anderson, Claire Ann Kinstler, Darlene Broe, Ruth Carlson, Katherine Wegley, Marlene Boussard, Lois Zemliska. OBOEg Margaret Jean McBride. FLUTES: Harriet Monson, Maxine Reed, Allen Larvick, Dorothy Barnes, Neila Claire Halvorsen. SAXOPHONES: Marilyn Jenson, Louise Paine, Shirley Stockman, Larry Triedar. CORNETSg Ernest Ogland, Telford Benson, Jim Linsky, Jerry Lee, Sharon Grodt, Jack Shemorry, Warren Nelson, Covert Long. PERCUSSION: Evelyn Graves, Leiha Rae Russell, Beverly Fudge, Jerry Smith, Art LaLonde, Jackie Houle . FRENCH HORNSg Ferris Bervig, David Korwin, Sharon Mengel, Dale Bervig. BARITONES: Gene Stockman, Duane Enger, Bob Sevde, Peter Gauthier, Bob Sundet, Garvin Stevens. TRUMPETSg Duane Broe, Pat Peterson. TROMBONESg Jim Moline, Shirley Stevens, Tom Stannard, Dean Haugen, Frank Moran, Wayne Wiseman. BASS HORNS: Sanfield Forseth, Bob Woodhams. MAJORETTESg Linda Harrell, Pat Tri, Caryl Westdal, Jeanne Ann Sun- det. DRUM MAJOR: Allen Larvick. DIRECTOR: Virgil Syverson. PERCUSSION SECTION s l 'af p. sf fl F Wifi. , . I l A 'J A is in I I ll,ll ,. DRUM MAJOR Row 1: Martin Zagurski, Sylvan Sandaker, Donald Carr, Benny Brevik, Kenneth Olson, Neil Lundby, Robert Mar- mon, Duane Carlson. Row 2, Lester Albert, Jerome Stenehjem, Darrell Njos, Eugene Jensen, James Harstad, Den- nis Larsen, Bobby Stepanek, Duane Hanson, Jim Moline, Ben Nordell. Row 3: Elmer Olson, Bob Sundet, Arvid Birkeland, Elton Wickum, Milnor Sandry, Raymond Skor, Lyle Holland, Bill Hagen, Jimmy Arnstad, Larry Hanson, Row 4, Jerome Lervick, Jerome Bakke, Stanley Kittelson, Robert Austreim, John Wagenman, Eddie Horab, Jack Heller, Robert Short. Row 5: Dick Fredrick, Duane Huss, Gary Johnson, Bob Hayden. O F F. f F. C A. E R S The officers chosen to head FFA for the 1952-53 school year are Elton Wickum, President, Arvid Birkeland, Vice- president, Lyle Holland, Treasurer, Jerome Bakke, Reporter, Jack Heller, Parliamentarian, and James Harstad, Sentinel. Pictured below are the sophomores of FFA. 'C-I2 F. T A. E T A ' R i SHIRLEY KELLAR For the first time in WHS's history the F, F, A, boys chose a F, F, A. Sweetheart. This will become an annual Occurrence. The queen is always a member of F. H. A. She was chosen out of a group of six candidates. The sweetheart was presented with a corsage from the F, F. A. boys. OUR SWEETHEART ATTENDANTS Ardis Olson, Betty Cams, Carol Westdal, Janice Mahlen, Marlys Olson. in the United States. The mem B. Langseth, L. Kellar,B. Miller,R. Carlson, G. Botten, M. Arnson, C. Bjerke. A. Johnson, J. Carlson. H, Greutrnan. D. Hagen, G, Langseth, L. Eustis, L. Morrison. D. Mathews, V. Anderson, B. Albrecht, P. Albert. C. Hilling, M. Hicks, C, Farroh, B. Fudge, M. Booke, V. Heffelfinger. I. Jeffrey, S. Hill- stead. J. Barkie,J. Mahlen, M. Halverson. P. Foss, J. Hauge, M. Lindstrom, M. Morrison, Miss Klein hart. J. Gubrud, M, Clauson, S. Haugen. M. Lervick, V. Fossum, S, Mengel, A. Muller, J. Houle, A Heller. l. Lowe. S. Kellar, I, Braaten, V. Kreis, C. Kinstler. J. Webb, l. Gorder, S. Davies, S. Leom, L. Bergh, M. McBride. F. H. A. A, The F. H. A. Chapter in Will iston High School is one of 7,341 A. Olson, B. Vance, M. Olson, S. Salo. C, Wickum, I F,H,A. OFFICERS: Betty Langseth, Janice Mahlen, Lois Bergh, Mary Ann Lervick, Ilene Gorder, Lois Kellar, Phyllis Colby, and advisor, Miss Kleinhart. bership for F. H. A, has increased from its 39 members last year to 109 members for this year. The purpose of the FI-IA girls is learn- ing to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. The organization's activities include: joint meetings with F, F. A., the District H5 Rally, and the State Convention in Fargo. . Schnabel, M. Stenehjem. I. Posey, S. Strand J. Peterson, S. Nelson, G. Olson, V. Skor. J. Rabbe, M. Sasse, D. Ritzow. J. Smith. H. Seibold, B. Sandaker, L, Wegley, A, Storseth, Miss Kleinhart, M, Oster. C, Welty, C. Olson, P. Smith, E, Hins- verk, P. Tri. G. Timmereck, D. Thon, C. Wegley, L. Haugen. J. Sundet, H. Price, J. Treider, C Westdal, L, Zemliska, R, Wilkinson, S. Tofte, P. Schumacher, L. Muller. G. Stannard, S. Coleman S. Moe. S. Herreid. J. Hughes, L. Njos, M. Olson. M. Brown, P. Peterson, P. Colby. N. Halvorsen, I Haugen. B. Hogan, L. Hudson. 1 98 OUR MISS BROOKS Miss Brooks . . Miss Finch . . Hugo Longacre Mr. Wadsworth Elsie ..... Elaine . . Jane . . Sylvia . . Doris . . . Marge . . Faith .... Rhonda . . . Ted .... Stanley. . . Martin ..... Mrs. Allen . . . . .... Shirley Kellar . . . Teddy Jo Paulson . . ..... Carl Anerson . . . . . Bruce Haroldson Miss Audubon . . . . . . . . Linda Holm . . . . . . JoAnn Gubrud . . Mary Louise Soiseth . . , . , , Vira Erickson . . . . Carol Westdal . . LaVonne Lynch . . . Barbara Bosh . . . Phyllis Colby . . Janice Mahlen . . . Tom Stannard , , ,Sanfield Forseth , , , , , , , , , Allen Larvick .. .... .......NormaScott Basketball players ...... Gary Johnson, Tom Stahl Dean Haugen Curtain call!! 99 i MQFMJVW Wifgyff 'V HMM GJ M ff' M-ff Aa.-Q :M 'P N -e 11--.. . 4 . f If , ,- A .-- ,, .4 ji V . 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Dial 22461 GEN HAGAN'S YOUTH SHOP YOUTH IS OUR SPECIALTY Buy Your Quality Chlldren's Gifts Here A. B. DEGREE Jeweler Across from the post office HAGEN BROTHERS Your Nash and Case Dealer THE ANDERSON COMPANY ilk East Broadway FARMERS UNION OIL COMPANY It Pays to Co-operate ARTICE PORTRAIT STUDIO Portraits Live Forever See the fine examples of our work in the Coyote GROGAN ROBINSON LUMBER COMPANY For Complete Building Service to fit Your Budget Phone 22612 FIRST NATIONAL BANK It Pays to Save Congratulations to the Graduating Class c r Everything for the farm and home DR. ELVIRA EVENSON Optometrist Hapip Building Dial 34531 GARDNER ELECTRIC ERICKSON INSURANCE BERTIE'S BEAUTY SHOP CONGRATULATIONS FROM CO-OP SUPER MARKET QUALITY AND QUANTITY F, P, BERGMAN PRESS AND GRAFFIC INSURANCE OF EVERY KIND ELK-S HOME BE SURE . . . 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J. J. KORWIN 2 . CITY LAUNDRY AND 'Lvfj - DRY CLEANERS I PROMPT DEPENDABLE SERVICE , T' 2- 2061 f YP' X X 1 I S o .t',0 U 'JA N V,..x xx W I KALIL MARKET FINEST FOODS, FRUITS, VEGETABLES DIAL 3-4I3I T. M. FLATH - DENTIST DEAN WINKJER - LAWYER INTERSTATE METAL FABRICATORS 137W West Bawy. - 2-2542 JENNlSON'S BAKERY THE VERY BEST FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS 35531 GROSS JEWELER AND FLORIST WOOLWORTH COMPANY Novelties - Necessities - Notions DR. R. P. KLINE - DENTISTRY SOS MOTOR SERVICE L and A cR0cERlEs - 27 K.. G.. c.. x. Qing' 5 Q' 5 ,sv f- T A ff YOUR g : 1. MUTUAL STATION 3 . FOR Z ,Q WILLISTON AREA WHEN You WANT THE BEST I 'T 2-2128 GREENGP-RD'S NORTHWESTERN FOR THOSE WHO WANT DISTINCTIVE STYLING DIAL 2-279I NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE JOHN STANNARD DISTRICT MANAGER DR. l.. M. CARLSON M. D. OLSON, Associate Best of luck to the i953 senior T. RITT ER, D.D.S. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE i953 CLASS MODEL CLOTHING STORE 215 MAIN TRIANGLE SALES AND SERVICE WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES A. O. BJELLA MOTOR COMPANY DIAL 3-47II SEE WES OR CLINT AT 407 West 2nd ALME BODY WORKS HAPIP'S FASHIONS WOMEN AND CHILDREN'S WEAR IRGEN'S REXALL DRUG KA'S KAFE For that afternoon cup of coffee, home-made pastries, lunches, or a complete meal . . . all with :pick efficient service. REEP IMPLEMENT FOR THE BEST IN ENTERTAINMENT STOCKMAN MOTOR ATTEND THE There's cI FORD in your future GRAND-SNYDER THEATERS AND THE E, '17 W ., 'S 4 LAKE PARK DRIVE IN I0,,O.9 . P UR AYNE AND ASSOCIATES THE WILLISTON BROKERAGE CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC COMPANY II4fII6 FIRST AVENUE EAST D. B. Young, W. L. Herreid, M. J. Theige lRV'S GROCERY HAMBERG JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP AMERICAN STATE BANK HEDDERlCH'S THE BANK OWNED AND OPERATED BY i M- fA T 'WMI BANKERS FOR SI YEARS I - .I H , 744. 8 N osuuo X0 I23 MAIN I IX I -j ':,f I 'Eff MAYTAG ELECTRIC - PHILCQ .. 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