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

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FUUTBALL FOOTBALL Top Row: Coach John Harp, Lloyd Turnipseed, Gerald Humble, Charles Turner, Ken Patterson, Daryl Turnipseed, John Gamble, Eugene Stewart, Bob Brewer, Dick McCleery, Ben MCCllUl'Cl1, Duane Johnson, Clifford Nayadley, Jack Pauls, Dick Paul, Howard Patton, Billy Kelsey. Second Row: Bill Wiley, Dick Dare, Don Stone, John Green, Albert Shaw, Don Wilson, George Doran, Eve Prebyl, Jim Gilchrist, Warren Dare, Don Ginkenger, John Whittaker, Tom T ' B ' annex, ob Chabal, Bob Livingston, Charles Minick, Wayne Pratt, Richard Cameron, Leland Schmidt, Assistant Coach McCormick. First Row: Dale Caldwell, Wayne Marshall, Bill Beenblossom, Keith Cook, Herman Doran, Co-Captain Hal Longer, Bob Bolleau, Charles Crull, Co-Captain Bill Peters, Lyle Box, Bob Bostwick, Mike Wheelan, Clarence Cross. Manager Duane Redllnger Bob Ross: There's one thing I like about my girl. Mike Wheelan: Wha.t's that? Bob: The guy she goes with! Miss Mercer: I Dllt the Humber 7 On the bvafd- What number immediately comes to your mind? Lyle Box: Eleven. Miss Shields: I don't believe yom1're trying very hard in school, Clarence Cross: Yes I am, Miss Wilson says I am the most trying boy in her class. Frances Falk: Oh, look, the players are all covered with mud! How will they get lt off? Shirley Dunlap: I've heard of a. scrub team. .4

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STUD T CUUNCIUL, 5 X VL 'Y STUDENT COUNCIL Top Row: Duane Johnson, J.uck Simons, Bob Foster, Wayne Marshall, Jim Kaster, Stanley Jarrard. Second Row: Dick McCleery, Mike Wheelan, Margaret Jungbluth, Mary Holbert, Frances Falk. Third Row: Erma. Turnipseed, Barbara Cr-ossett, Marie Blattner, Hazel Sojka, Laura Murphy. Fourth Row: Norma Payne, Joan Fields, Beverly Brown, Margaleen Redlinger, Ruth Ann George, STUDENT COUNCIL The student council consists of a representative and an alternate chosen from each Home Room. Meetings are held during Home Room period eac-h Wednesday to discuss and determine school policies, It has charge of paid assemblies and of the selling ot bonds and stamps. The officers are elected so that every class will 'be represented. They are as follows: President-Margaleen Redllnger Vice President-Lyle Box Secretary-Dick McCleery Treasurer-Joan Fields Faculty Advisor-Mr. Erbe Marge Redlinger: Men annoy me: but I love to be annofyed. Mr. Erbe: You say Mary has a bad cold and ca,n't come to school? Who is this speaking? Mary Bordwell: This is my mother.

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BASKETBALL BASKETBALL Coach John Harp, Mgr. Leland Schmidt, Dick Paul, Dale Eyestone, Bob Dodder, Bob Noonan, John Green, Dick Young, Dick Dodder, Mgr. Duane Redlinger, Asst. Coach Art Bielefeldt Herman Doran, Richard Vacha, Charles Turner, Jim Holbert, Eugene Stewart, Sam Batterson, Wayne Pratt, Bob Kelley, John Whittaker Lyle Box, Robert Boileau, Wayne Marshall, Charles Crull. Co-Captain Everette Prebyl, Co-Captain Tom Tanner, Hal Longer, Paul Maxwell. Robert Bostwlck Miss Goodwin was explaining the law of gravity: Now, she said, lt is the law of gravity that keeps us on the earth. Wayne Marshall: But, teacher, how did we stay on before the law was passed? Miss Shields: What happens to people who violate the law? Daryl Turnipseed: Nothing unless they're caught- fNoteJ Daryl and four others know from pers0I18l BXDGNGDCG-QURCk. qllllllk! Chief Engineer Hamil: My job requires skill. I get paid for what I know not for what I do Mr. Erbe: Then how do you live?