Washington High School - Cherokean Yearbook (Cherokee, IA)

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The Senior Class ol I954 Presents this CHEROKEAN . . . a memory book of classes, organizations, activities, programs, class plays, band and vocal music, crowning a queen, homecoming, parties and dates . . . a treasure chest of faces and days of happiness . . . a record of our high school years. lirwzf Row: Carol Anderson, Jeanette Swanger, Sharon Holmes, Sylvia Gorna, joan Keeline, Patricia Florine, Shirley Lauer, Betty MeKen:ie, Charles Stiles, Sandra Locke, Janet Bengston. Miilillr' Row: Ruth Peterson, Sally Robinson, Lola Tuttle, Shirley Gehrts, LaVon Peck, Patricia Osterling, ,lane Shultz, Mar- garet Fuchs, Lee Ann Anderson, Irene Angnos, June McLaughlin, Barbara Wfallace. Burk Rum: Barbara Seaman, Caryl Lee Kreykes, Albert Alingh, Ronald McManus, Al Lothrop, James Hyde, Charles Peterson Roger Hinkeldey, james Smith, Don Burkhart, Willard Webb, Mr. Clinton Stanfield, faculty advisor. We, the members of the senior class, wish to express our appre- ciation to Caryl Lee Kreykes for drawing the sketch of our new high school which was used on the cover of this CHEROKEAN. She is shown giving her approval to the proof of her work sub- mitted by the cover company be- fore they make the covers for these annuals.

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SCHOOL LUSFUDIAINS A school custodian must be a jack of all trades and a minute mann for he is called upon at any time to do many different jobs every day. XVhether it is a job at the athletic field, in the gym, for a class play, doing some repairs, or just cleaning up dirt and papers from classroom and hall - he is on the job doing whatever duty demands. EARL HOBBS is our head custodian. He must keep a calendar and follow the schedule for all the many school functions that keep the school serving the students and the public day and night throughout the school year. LEONARD LEASE is pictured explaining the operation of the automatic furnace to some members of the physics class. Shorty,' is glad to explain the many wonderful things in the building to all who ask him. CHARLES NVARREN, chief engineer at the new XVashington High School, is a hard work- ing man who is interested in keeping Wfashing- ton High spic and span . He spends hours cleaning and polishing the halls and classrooms. He is shown operating the electric floor polisher in the main hall of our school.

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Student Council Ifroul Rout Donna Lanxon, Barbara Seaman, Lallonna Adamson, june McLaughlin, l.aVon Peck, Sharon Holmes, Patty Peterson. Miifilli' Razr: Tom Nelson, Marlene Jensen, Karl Corrington, Marilee Dnrr, james Smith, Lee Ann Anderson, Shirley Lauer. Burk -Ron: Miss Henderson, Robert Armbrecht. Charles Peterson, Roger Hinkeldey, Ralph Martin, Donald Burkh.1rt, Mr. Moc. 0 F F I C E R S l'rf'yidr'11f , H , W W , , ,, . James Smith Vic'z'-Pifvsirlvlif ,,,, . Donald Burkhart Sf'z'r1'h11'y-Trvaxzlrrfi' Shirley Lauer The Student Council has three main purposes: To promote better understanding between faculty and student body. To promote better school spirit among the students. To encourage more student participation in school activities. The council made arrangements for the Homecoming parade in Octo- ber and the vocational conference held in February. Members of the organization were the presidents of each of the 9 homerooms and one upper-class representatives from each of the follow- ing groups: Girls' Service Club, Honor C Club, Pow Wow, Art Service Club, G. A. A., Vocal Grganization, and Band. Two councilmen-at-large, one from each of the junior and senior classes, were elected by the student body. Council members were LaVon Peck, James Smith, and Charles Pet- erson, seniors, LaDonna Adamson, Tom Nelson, and Karl Corrington, juniors, Donna Lanxon, Marlene Jensen, and Robert Armbrecht, sopho- mores, Sharon Holmes, G.A.A.g Ralph Martin, Honor C, Roger Hinkel- dey, Vocal, Lee Ann Anderson, Art Service Club, June McLaughlin, Band, Shirley Lauer, Pow Wow, Barbara Seaman, G. S. C., Marilee Dorr, junior-at-large, and Donald Burkhart, senior-at-large. Patty Peterson was an honorary council member. MIS...