Washington High School - Neshotah Yearbook (Two Rivers, WI)

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Page iz SENIOR CLASS OVFILERS PVCSICICNF Eddie Wolodkiewicz Secretary I reasurcr june Schroeder Vice President joe Schmitt VY Q eadlng lt s going to be hard to leaxe The Old Home Town it has been the most important influence in our lives for so long We shall miss the friendly faces the hurry and bustle even the school building itself It s going to seem strange to leave all these things we have known so well for a new and strange world a world which gives no quar ter and makes no exceptions I-Iowex er this is what we ue been waiting for this is the goal which has motivated our work both in the class rooms and in our extra curricular activities Many of our boys will add their names to those of their classmates already listed on the Honor Roll of men in the service Our girls will take up the in numerable duties which must be performed on the home front Everyone of us however will work with a willing heart because each one real izes that it is only by preserving Our Old I-Iome Town and thousands of schools like ours all over the country that we can insure the future of America Although we are reluctant to give up our posi tion as Leading Citizens we leave the Old Home our hearts to take our places as active citizens of the world EXECUTIVE BOARD front Rau Doris Stlpel Doris 'vlac Luebl e log ce Pelnar I ons Belonger Catherine Beitzel Gladys Pruclm Back Ryu Richard Prucha Duane Vvliller Allan Anderson I Town with our heads high and with courage in l N55 - 4 1 'P D K 'E ff g

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Q-Qhjvefza' 1744 AHRENS BAUCH BEITZEL A ALLIE ANDERSON, A. ANDERSON, D. BARTA BAUM isi5t:Kt2R iststiclk CHARLES AHRENS Choiiy Cholly was one of the most versatile members of the Old llome Town band. l lis ability to play any musical instrument gave him a chair in the local band for four years. Other activities were: Neshotah News, junior High Crier, junior Rotarian, Glee club, and junior Performance. WINIFRED ALLIE Winnie Winnie is a descendent of one of the pioneer families of Our Home Town. As a junior she was a member ol the Girls' Glee club and in her sophomore year became a library assistant. lake a look at this dark-haired, dark-eyed lassie and you will see the true meaning of the words, petite and gracious. ALLAN ANDERSON Al'1Cly Quiet? 7 Shy? 7 ? Well, hardly! Andy is a profound believer in the old adage, A laugh a day keeps the doctor away. Well never forget Allan in the Pep club skits-especially his Congo routine, Other activities were: band. junior class play, Olee club. intramural sports and executive board. DOROTHY ANDERSON Andy Full of pep, vigor and vitality, Andy, as her friends call her, really believes in getting the most out of lifeMand shes fun, too. Andys secret love was our stiff commando course: she was also a mem- ber of GAA. JOSEPH BARTA Bud Ship Ahoy! Here comes briny Bud Barta with his bell bottom trousers and broad grin. Water always attracted him, especially when it froze for ice-skating lt was only natural, therefore, that he joined the Navy and left us in .january for training at Great Lakes. ISERNICIE BAUCH Bunnie Bunnie has dancing feet to go with her laughing eyes and pretty brown hair, Since she came to us from lwin Elder in her junior year, we have come to recognize that daintiness. an artistic touch. and a quiet sense of humor are only a few of her admirable qualities. BEATRICE BALX1 Beatty'i Beatty has been one of the decorative assets of the Old l lome Town. That perfection is her goal has been exemplified by those beautifully prepared assignments. She loves reading and baskelbiill and has been indispensable on Neshotah News staff and senior committee of Neshotah. .lOYCIE BECKER A ' joyee has been an energetic girl who managed to combine school work with a part-time position in a local ofhce. Even with this full program of work, she found time to be a library assistant and to take part in junior dramatics class. junior class play. and ,junior l ligh Speech Squad. NORMA BEECIK , T00dy No musical assembly program lceld in the Old Opera llouse was complete without l'oody as the accompanist. ller musical ability was displayed in Clhorus and Nlusic Performance club. She was also a member of the Neshotah staff and of the Speech Squad CATHERINE BEITZEI. UKHWU Brown-eved Katy is everv bit as rettv as any of the victures she tinted in her work at a local 1 . . . P . . - l , . Pl10lOi'!,raphic studio. Her activities were: freshman class secretary-treasurer, C.A,A., senior executive board, library assistant, and Neshotah. Page I 3