Williston High School - Coyote Yearbook (Williston, ND)

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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

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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.

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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,