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

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Dempsey, Ray Carter, Mervin Kern. Front row: Bob Redlinger, Leo Vittetoe, Bill Putman, Bob Dodder, Duane Redlinger, Dick'Dare, Harold Wylie, Bob Anderson, Jim Pease. Second row: Jim Rich, Paul Godwin, Dick Dodder, Paul Beenblossom, Jim Walker, Wilfred Vittetoe, Grant Walker, Bill Kelsey, Duane Earll. Third row: Dick Young, Bob Marek, James Logan, Burr Bordwell, Lloyd Turnipseed Duane Gray, Leon Swift, Bob Kelly, George Doran. Fourth row: Tom Murphy, Delbert Havel. Jerry Denison, Warren Stewart, Bob Noonan Ted Woods, Kenneth Hines, Dick Paul, Bob Bell, Bill Frame. Front row: Bob Waggoner, Harold Schmitt, Phifl Dusenbery, Ronnie Baker, Leo gold, Don Thornton, Dick Maxwell, Gene Gray, Leonard Holcomb. n n Second row: Bob Kleese, Victor Thompson, Clair Buck, Rex Strait, Paul Nelson, Man- Jim Third row: Donald Bartholomew, Don Siegle, Bob Logan, Lloyd Luers, Alan Barclay, Bill Askea, Clyde Dawson, Bob Riley, Norman Havel. Fourth row: Eldon Witthoft, Edward Jarrard, Bob Bowman, Harold Gamon, Bob Berdo, Ray Watson, Ralph Stout, Keith Williams, Leo Olsen, Don Gray, Bob Crandall. 'si D354-F-. The Hi-Y club is the branch of the Y. M. C. A. designed for. high school boys in the sophomore, junior, and semor classes. Night meetings and dinner meetings are held on alter- nate weeks. The dinners are prepared by the mothers of the boys. . Besides the regular meetings, the fellows have many add- ed attractions such as skating and sledding parties mix- ed swims, Mother's Night, Dad's Night, and sinecial dances. g-.gg Z -sq 1 Y:- T' ugly? ' 52

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Front row: Shirley Blattner Neda Aston, Martha Young, Joan Bolleau, Mrs. Wade, Betty Barth, Marie Blattner, Julia Hauter, Peggy Waggener. Second row: Lillie Sowash, Clara Falk, Peggy' Dou-gall, Arlene Knupp, Charlotte Whit- low, Beverly Wead, Biddy Johnson, Lu Ella Sojka, Pat Brown, Carol Grecian, Pat Weldin, Joan Siegle, Marie Swailes, Mary Knotek. Third row: Mary Rhodebeck, Joan Wilson, Mary Simmering, Lucille Schnleder, Joan Fields, Phyllis Orcutt, Dorothy Walker, Lovila Sojka., Ruth Shaffer, Wilma. Tait, Mary Martin, Louise Barnes. Q0 1 Q 0 1 Q 0 The Girl's Athletic Association is open to all feminine physicalities who have advanced from the spontaneous Nz.. , friskings and gambolings of young life to the games of ,g co-operation involving intellectual and social elements. :til ,V The purpose and chief aim of the organization is to pro- ' 1 ' mote physical fitness. Letters and pins are awarded to- l 'M , members on a merit system for their participation in N the activities sponsored by G. A. A. Mrs. M. E. Wade, f ff' instructor of girl's physical education, is the sponsor pf H' l who doctors all our whims and wharns. The officers are: .. i, president, Betty Barth, vice-president, Joan Boileaui ,lvl l secretary and treasurer, Barbara Godwin, and assistant 7 gil point secretary, Martha Young. , tl , 1 1 r ' , 545, is A if 1' . , f 53

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Front row: Joan Sc-hoonover, Ruth George, Norma Payne, Miss Miner, Miss Terry, Miss Peters, Myrna Reeves, Marie Davis, Neda Aston. Second row: Louise Wilcox, Barbara Godwin, Betty Logan, Virginia Messenger, Joan Wilson, Mary Rita McLaughlin, Joan Siegle, Patsy Tellin, Colleen Godwin, Shirley Stewart, Mary Knotek, Lu Ella Sojka, Carol Grecian, Ruth Jugenheimer, Darlene Hums- ton, Doris Gevock. Third row: Mary Rhodebeck, Frances Miller, Donna Patterson, Shirley Blattner, Elaine Green, Mary Caldwell, Sheila Ross, Phyllis Orcutt, Marie Swailes, Beverly Wead, Babe Falk, Lorene Booth, Leota Fishburn, Martha Davis. YlTEENS CA BINET Front row: Julia Hauter Jeanne Rudiger, Joan Fields, Joan Boileau, Dorothy Walker Second row: Louise Barnes, Barbara Dare, Pat Longwell, Marie Blattner, Jane Turner Marie Davis. This is still the largest all girl organization in XV. ll. S., which is proof that entertainment, education and self- expression may be gained from the monthly meetings. Y-Teens gave debates, teas, box suppers, and sponsored the Sadie llawkins dance. The cabinet is the governing body and includes the of- ficers of the club, School advisors are Miss Peters, Miss 'Ferry and Miss Miner. 51