Washington High School - Hi Life Yearbook (Washington, IA)

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THEODOSIA TURNER A 'A Conv, Club 1 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3, 4 Operetta. 4 WIIIMA RICHARDS Brighton 1, 2 Concert band 2 Declam 1. 2 Forensic Society 4 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 N. Tr. Club 3, 4 School News 4 OCEAN EARLL Com. Club 2 G. A. A. 3 School News 4 DONALD BLIVEN Morning Sun, Ia., 1, 2 Com. Club 4 Concert band 1, 2 Glee Club 1, 2 Marching' band 3 ALICE STOOPS G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 G. R. 1 Glee Club 3. 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Oneretla 4 Science Club 3 Pep Club 4 WANDA DURST N. Tr Club 3 JACK TURB RUTH LAMANSKY Com. Club 2 G. R. 1 MARJORIE CHAI-UPA. G. R. 4 N. Tr. Club 4 ll l : ROBERT BENSON +1-f we Mr. WVilliams- Before we begin this . examination. are there any questions? Q. R. Lamansky- What's the name of this ig- ,h I Qourseqf- -' Nineteen

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JUNIOR CLASS The Junior Class is composed ot' one hundred and seven members. Almost every activity in high school has one or more of this class as representatives, Those in the concert and marching bands were: Everett Burham, Mabel Finney, Rob- ert Frink, Iowa Jean Huber, Lois Humble, Vvayne Knupp, Betty Kolosick, Robert Masson, Eleanor Maas, Richard Prinele, Virginia Rohrer, and Helen Simmeringf. Wayne Wi1sox1 was in the marching' band, and Mary Lynn Hellman was in the concert band. The orchestra members were: Lois Humble, Betty Kolosick, Eleanor Maas, Mary Lynn Heilman, Everett Burhanl, Jeannette Hoshart, and Evalyn Neberfrall. Girls in the elee club were: Wilma Bales, Maxine Baxter, Jeanette Boshart, Charlotte Campbell, Leia Coffin, 'Betty Drake. Mabel Finney, Iowa Jean Huber, June Knotek, Mary Humston, Lois Humble, Ramona Riley, Bonnie Ryan, Frances Sartor, Frances Adams, Ruth Wead, and Jean Walker. In the boys' :lee club were: Cecil Replopqle, Vifayne Wilson, Kenneth Lovelett, Richard Turner, Russell Ferguson, and Marsh Atkinson. The mixed chorus members were: Maxine Baxter, Marsh Atkinson, June Knotek, Mary Humston, Cecil Replogle, Wayne Wilson, Melvin Van Meter, Frances Sartor, .lean Walker, Mabel Finney, Iowa .lean Huber, Lois Humble, and Russell Ferguson. Frances Sartor, Lois Humble, and Iowa Jean Huber were members of the girls' sextette. Maxine Baxter and Lois Humble were members of the mixed quintette. Lois Humble was the soprano soloist. Everett Burham was in the brass sextette. Betty Kolosick was a member of the woodwind quintette. Those in the junior class whose names appeared on the honor roll were: Robert Anderson, Maxine Baxter, Virginia Chalupa., Maurita. Darnell, Betty Drake, Frances Hayes, Faye Holland, Lois Humble, June Knotek, Evalyn Nebergall, Helen Rhodebeck, Ramona Riley, Faye Schoonover, Dorothy Turnipseed, and Ruth Wead. Faye Holland and Virginia Chalupa were juniors taking part in debate. Ruth Wead and Evalyn Nebergall represented their class in declamatory. Faye Holland. Lois Humble, Ruth Wead, and Evalyn Nebergall were participants in interpretative reading. The football men were: Charles Snyder, Myron White, Robert Anderson, Dale Voor- hees, Ellis Finke, Billy' Kiesey, Harold Stephens, Jack Watson, Edward McCutchen, Clin- ton Stewart, John Knott, Gordon Carstensen, Dick Longer, and Kenneth Lovelett. Those out for track were: Gordon Carstensen, Richard Turner, Billy Kiesey, Wayne Knupp, Melvin Van Meter, Marsh Atkinson, Marion Griffin, Van Crawford, Harold Steph- ens, Clinton Stewart, Ellis Finke, Dale Voorhees, and Robert Anderson. The basketball men were: Charles Snyder, Robert Anderson, Clinton Stewart, Gordon Carstensen, Ellis Finke, Myron YYhite, and Howard Little. 1. Dale Voorhees, fwriting an adj: No J person having tried out one of these cof- ig , s fins will ever use any other. ii.-'J Twenty-one 4