Williston High School - Coyote Yearbook (Williston, ND)

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Wow! Caryl Vaselenko Miss Foley Editor Adviser Editor-in-Chief .... Caryl Vaselenko Ann Barbara DeGree Associate Editors ..... Mary Soiseth Photographer ....... Allen Larvick Larry Nelson Assistant Photographer . . . Business Manager ...... Linda Holm Gailen Halvorson Advertising Manager .... Jerry Smith Art Editor ........... Kitty White Circulation Manager . . .Phyllis Barry Exchange Editor . . .Marlys Rockney Feature Editors ...... Barbara Bosh Files Editor ......... Gloria Hagen Myrna Farroh Reporters ..... Sharon Mengel, Dean Sports Editors . . . . .Gary Johnson Haugen, Shirley Kellar, Loraine . . . Ron Johnson Sowitch, Janet Langeslag Society Editor ...... LaVonne Lynch Faculty Advisor ....... Miss Foley Subscription Manager . . . 76

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ir-1' Flow 1, 1. to r.: V. Heffelfinger, D. Mathews, C. Farroh, M. Browm, P. Colby, M. Lervick, B. Cams, J. Gubrud, H. Greutman, C. Bjerke. Row 2: A. Storserh, L. Wegley, K. Rogers, S. Nelson, G. Botten, D. Hagen, B. Sandaker, V. Skor, El. Perlenfein, L. Holland, L. Morrison. Row 3: 1.1-Iauge, C. Wickum, K. Voss, M. Ostes, J. Barkie, I. Jeffrey, J, Hau- gen, J. Carlson, B. Miller, L. Haugen, C. Olson, P. Albert, M. Morrison. Row 4: M. Clauson, V. Kreis, L. Muller, C. Westdal, B. Hogan, S. Davies, R. Wilkinson, J. Braaten, M. Halvorson, M. Johnson, G. Stannard. Mary Ann Lervick Miss Kleinert President M. Brown, Historian, C. Farroh, Reporter, B. Adviser Cams, Vice President: J.Gubrud, Treasurer, P. Colby, Secretary. Row 1, 1. to r.: S. Salo, S. Strand, S. Hillstead, V. Possum, S. Haugen, S. Sletting. I. Houle, R. Carlson. Row 2: B. Albrecht, V. Anderson, J. Lowe, G. Langseth, M. Sasse, S. Culkins, B. Ostrom, H. Seibold, E. Hinsverk, C. Welty. Row 3: C. Wegley, M. Lindstrom, D. Thorg M. McBride, M. Hendrickson, L. Njos, A. Olson, N. Halvorsen A. Heller S Moe. Row 4: I. Sundet, L. Zemliska, H. Price, N. Scott, J. Hughes, J. Webb, B. Vance, C. Kinstler, M. Ols'on, J. Treider, A. Muller, S. Herried.

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' idle The 1953 session of the Flickertail Girls State met at Grand Forks June 12-19. Our ses- sions were held on the University Campus. At- tending this year were Luella Davies, Ann Bar- bara DeGree, Peggy Kellar, and Carole Moody. We registered and met our city counselors on Friday, our first day. Saturday we started studying our city func- tions. On Sunday each girl attended the church of her choice. In the evening all the girls par- ticipated in the unforgettable candle-lighting ceremony. On Monday we finished city government, and started studying county functions. In the evening a mock trial was performed by members of Girls State. On Tuesday, state government was empha- sized. At the end of this day of hard work, we had Fun Night which truly lived up to its name. State elections were held on Wednesday. That evening all state officers were inaugurated. Thursday was our big day,we graduated from Girls State and received our pins and diplomas. We started our trip home on Friday. Girls State will remain in our memories for many years to come. Zaye State We left Williston on Sunday, June 21, 1953, at 8:30 A.M. and arrived in Fargo about 4:30 that afternoon. We were taken to the A. C. campus where Boys State was held. Carl Anderson, Robert Crook, Peter Gauthier , Dwayne Head, Lawrence Kemper, Allen Larvick, Keith Soiseth, Tom Stannard, Jim Webb and Ro- bert Woodhams attended from Williston this year. That night we met our counselors and were assigned to our rooms and political parties. On Monday we got acquainted with our new friends and guiding counselors. Tuesday we had city and county conventions to decide on members of the senate, house, and all state officers. The legislature met on Wednesday afternoon after the election of officers. On Thursday the legislature met again and plans were started for the Governors Ball. On Friday the le g i s la tu r e was officially closed. The next night a huge crowd atte nd e d the Governor's Ball. The occasion marked a. happy, yet sad, ending to this session of Boys State. 77