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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

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'I i, 5. 1.- Vkgf , f Ai, FH? mg k f, UJASHINGTON G H .mB imzymmp 1 Q ' K X X x C- Q , Q 5 Page 2 - we.: ' ' iff Hugh above N6SE'.CfiiE1!S waters, In among the trees, Is the banner of our h1q1g-sglgool Flowing in the breeze, I-hgh above Neshotah s waters stands an anc1ent tree and on any day of the year a d1scern1ng student of Washmgton H1gh may fmd l1ttle loe Neshotah there revelmg 1n a fxerce w1nter s snowstorm or prepar1ng h1s b1rch bark canoe for a day s tourney up the sun splashed East Twm Rwer I-le IS labeled a phantom or a hgment of the 1mag1nat1on but could more correctly be called the Splfll the sp1r1t of every student 1n the h1gh school He may have been the son of old Ch1ef Mex1co who ruled h1s peaceful tr1be 1n what IS now the south s1de of town or perhaps he was one of the braves who revered the w1se Quatoose lnd1an chlef rumored to have seen one hundred twenty summers 1n the meet1ng place of the r1vers Regardless of h1s ancestry l1ttle loe IS st1ll here Each year h1s mfluence grows stronger as he guldes a new group of students along the well worn trad1t1onal tra1l from reg1strat1on to graduat1on So come w1th tlms cheerful fr1endly fun lovmg l1ttle lndlan m whom you w1ll fmd a part of yourself Come wxth h1m along the Neshotah Tra1l to see the record and achlevements of all the Wash 1ngton l-hgh School students Page 3 li - I ll 1 X f . . . . - v I I . . . 1 . 1 1 1 . . xx . . 11 , . . I I I 1 ' ji X I Zeciwjfm The lnllnlle varmety evldent 1n twenty f1ve years of teach1ng school ver1f1es MISS Eva Wxrth s ab1l1ty Those famous coal convent1ons the Pan Amemcan conferences the St Lawrence Waterway debates and the Un1ted Nat1ons meet1ngs are synonymous Wllh sophomore geography Slnce 1921 when she came to Two RIVSTS Mxss W1rth has taught geography h1story and penmanshlp and served as prmcxpal of the 1un1or h1gh school Her teachlng days d1d not beg1n 11'l thxs system for prewxous exper1ence was ga1ned 1n the Mad1son and Shawano publ1c schools Travel1ng to the four corners of the Un1ted States IS one of her hobbxes Before com1ng to the coolest spot lI'1 W1scons1n MISS W1rth took one ent1re year off for a thorough pleasure tour through the West To prove her versat1l1ty we found that durlng her Oshkosh State Teachers College days a pamt 1ng she completed of an outdoor W1scons1n scene was exh1b1ted 1n England Her garden1ng IS another avocatxon Of course MISS W1rth taught geography but above all she taught boys and g1rls Sdld Mr L B Clarke pr1nc1pal ln other words she taught geography IH such a way as to make 1t v1tal and broaden1ng to her students Freshmen look forward eagerly to geography sophomores say that 1t lS fun 1un1ors want to challenge the tenth graders to a St Lawrence debate and SGHIOTS rel1sh V1S1lS to the conventlons and conferences The ent1re school IS consc1ous of yust what IS gomg on 1n room 110 We ded1cate the 1946 Neshotah to M153 Eva W1rth who IS leavmg Wash1ngton H1gh Qchool after a quarter century of 1nsp1r1ng guxdance 3 Eva M Wlrth Page 4 l I . . .... . . .. . . , .. 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W ,- Prlnctpal L B Clarke Superlntendent George lvl O Brlen So lnd1ans 1S the theme of our l946 year book' Now that brlngs to mmd my earllest ac guamtance wlth real lndrans that was when I was a flve year old boy ln Spokane Washmgton a plcturesgue frontrer town way back 1n the early n1net1es Needless to say we had lndrans here ln Two Rwers as my grandmother once told me And you probably know that Neshotah the name of our yearbook IS an lndlan word meamng twms Then there are other trrbes the Keshena lndlans the Cleveland Indlans the Oshkosh Indrans the Kewaunee lndtans fOf course some of these arent honest to goodness lndransl Then too I recall the 1936 yearbook wrth those superb draw mgs of lnd1ans by Ioseph Kamlela And I mustnt forget the 800 lrttle and brg lndrans rlght here ln Wash1ngton l-hgh School' Qur ancestors drspossessed and conquered the Ind1ans but even ID our day we recognlze and adm1re the1r fme guahtles ser1ousness of purpose sxncerxty perseverance physlcal stamma keen senses speed resourcefulness and courage Let us put these tralts to work IH our dally adventures r1ght here ln Washlngton Hrgh School L B Clarke The Amer1can people smce the tlme of the Indlans have bel1eved ln gettmg on 1n the world and on the whole they have succeeded pretty well rn that asplratron The young people of Amer 1ca have been qu1ck to see and grasp opportum tres to r1se rn the soclal and econom1c scale and they have found educat1on to be the broadest and smoothest road to therr goal Educatxon whether obtamed ln school or at tamed through self study IS perhaps one of the most xmportant s1ngle act1v1t1es of c1v1l1zed man We have as a natlon fought our way to vlctory ln a world wlde war lt IS my hope that Amer1ca and the rest of the natlons of the world have the pOl1l1Cdl wlsdom and the natlonal selflessness to harness 1ts educatronal resources for the beneflt of all peoples and through these resources to pro v1de future generat1ons wlth leaders who w1ll forge a democrat1c and unend1ng peace lt IS my hope that the students of the Two Rwers Hlgh School w1ll play an rmportant part m the events of the world IH the days ahead You w1ll be able to contrlbute IU proport1on to the way you use your opportumtres Make the most of your school days George M Q Brlen Page 5 1 , . . 1 . tt , 11 . . . . ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 L.. I ' ' 1 1 ' - A I H . . . 1 11 - 1 , . u 11 ' I . , . . U . 11 ' ' ' - 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 I - . , . . . . l I I . 1 . I ' ' . 'f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 , IE I 'Q ,nil Dorothy Abendroth Dean Barber Vernon Beckman Dorothy Bngqs arxon Bro n Or en D Evelyn D1etle1n Herbert Dohrman Mary Dunne Delores Engstrom Here to Stay DQRQTHY ABENDROTI-I Soclal SC1ence Umpteen tunes DEAN BARBER Manual Arts Now one thlnq I dont want you to do VERNON BECKMAN Enqllsh That may DQRQTI-IY BRIGGS Mathernatxcs All rlqhtl Take L1 GI t d out a piece of paper MARION BRQWN Home Economlcs la Oms 6 Is that clear? QRLEN DEAN Chemlstry May I have Page 6 Mel ln l-leyroth any comments? HERBERT DOI-IRMAN B1oloqy Dean ot Boys Well do a httle wrltmq now MARY DUNNE Enqllsh Your hte 15 pa slnq dont wa te tune DELQRES ENGSTRQM Phystgal Educatlon Ltne up' Dress rlqht' LILA GLQMSTAD Enohsh Learn your grammar' MELVIN HEYRQTI-l Mather! GIICS Geooraphy There lb no need ter ta lx I G I , I ' M ' w ts , 7 Q l can ' ' l be-.., . 4 'CW the floor now? .IAIEVELYN DIETLEINH. . . Enql1shq,'.' . Are there Q , Barbara Iohnson Walter lohnson Ruth .Tones Lucllle Koerner lohn Kraupa Earl Kremer Emxly Kromer Charles MCGIVGFH Dorothy Nauertz Faculty 1945 1946 BARBARA TOHNSQN r Lets draw an abstrachon WALTER lOnNSQN Draltmg Get to your benches RUTH IQNES Home rnakmq Th1s that and the other thlnq LUClLLE KQERNER Commerctal Oh yes you re r1qht IQHN KRAURA Sc1ence Thls IS a study hall EARL KROMER Phys1cs Pre Fhqht Mathemahcs Now you cross out th1s and cross out that and there IS your answer EMILY KROMER Llbrary The bell has rung' The bell has rung CHARLES MCGIVERN Amer1can H1story Modern H1story Take out a quarter sheet ot paper DQRCTHY NAUERTZ Spamsh Enqllsh Far be 1t from that HARRY 0 MEALY Mathematrcs Go up to the board PATRlClA REILLY MUSIC Let s get thls over wlth FRED ROEMER MUSIC Make a no1se l1ke a clam Harry O Mealy Patrlcla Rellly Fred Roemer Page 7 A i Ewald Schme chel Louella Seymer Ned Slocum Carroll Swearenqen Gertrude Sweetman I Ruth Wawlrka Helen Wmg Robert Vlmn Eva Wlfth Blame Wrolgtad EWALD SCHMEICHEL Prlntlng D1d you send those heads clown? LGUELLA SEY MER Home Econom1cs Now you re excused Elle out NED SLGCUM Commerc1al Do you have your books stra1ght'9 CARROLL SWEARENGEN Physlcal Educatlon Go get heem or l ll glve heem a Zee ro GERTRUDE SWEETMAN Latln Dean of Glrls Slt tall RUTH WAWTRKA Commerc1al Dld you make your target? HELEN WING Enghsh lt s tune to thmlc RGBERT WINN Amencan l-hstory Dra rnatlcs Every man tor h1s own country EVA WTRTH Geography Why? BTARNE WROLSTAD C1l1ZSHSh1p And turtherrnore IRMA KLAUS V1s1t1ng Teacher Now why aren t you IH school today? GERTRUDE DAETZ Secretary to supenntendent Thank goodness my books balance EDNA SMTTH Clerk Une dollar two dollars three dollars MlLDRED ZUEl-lL Secretary to pnnclpal Wlll you see lt there are any not1ces7 lrmi Klaus Gertrude D etz Edna Smlth Mxldred Zuehl Page 8 ' Ll LT I . I9 . . ' l l 1 A , I - - -,f 1 X 3,6 ..,.. I . I.: I, r N I K . 1 .nrlyeil W3 - -, - Q. AT Tian 1 ,, I , r,.. 0 - I I I I I, . A I I I I V - . . . I V .... . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ' . . . . , , . . . , Y . . . , 1 4 ' Q Clk . X - . . Q L ,N -fi . 5 1 ,QA SENIGRS 'IK FREDRIC AHRENS Frllz lr Cla Play Sr Class Pay IANICE ALTHEN an Band l 2 3 4 Nesho lah News 3 4 Sfpelhnq Champlon l Art Club 3 4 Red Crossl 3 4 nual 4 Sr Banquet Nat MAE ARNEMAN Malzle GAA 2 3 4 Nesho lah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 Sr Banquet WINIFRED ALLIE Wlnnle Extemp Speech 2 Nesho lah News 3 4 Neshotah An rual4 C1v1cServ1ceSoc1ely 4 Llbrarv ASS1Sl6Df 2 Red Cross4 Sr Banque RALPH AMMERMAN Ammle Track 2 3 Nesholah News 3 4 Nesholah An nual 4 Purple and Gold 4 lr Rotarlan 3 .lr H1qh Crlerl Sr Banquet Nat Honor Neshotah An Honor MAURICE ASPLUND Q! Maurle Neshoiah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 lr Rotarlan 3 FAYE AUBUT Glee Club 3 GAA 1 Neshotah News 3 4 Nesh otah Annual 4 Cxvxc Serv 1ce SOC1elY 4 Spellmg Champlon 4 Speech Squad 1 lr Hxqh Crxer 1 lr Usher 3 Llbrary Asslstant MARIETTA BAUERS Chorus 3 4 GAA 2 MARIE BEDUHN lr. Drama Guild lg Band l, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 G.A.A, 1, 3, 4, Neshotah News 3, 45 Neshotah Annual 45 Dramahc Club 3, 45 lr. Class Play 37 Speech Squad lg lr. Hlqh Crier lg lr. Usher 3, Sr. Class Playg Sr. Banquet, Nal. Honor. G0 YNY 1 ALAILGBARTA . Bandl 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Glee Club 3 4 ROBERT BEAUPRE Skeeler Football l 2 Swlmmmq 2, 35 Ex. Bd, l. Usb!-wav! MARIAN BLAHA Chorus 4, G.A.A. 35 ' Neshotah News 3, 4, L1- brary Assxstant l, 2, 33 Cafeteria Club l, 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 4. Page IO WILBUR BLAHA I Track I 2 3 4 Swim ng l 2 3 4 Club 4 ROBERT BRAUN Bob as-I5 GERTRUDE BOPREY Gertie Dec amation 2 3 4 State Champion 4 Glee Club 3 Neshotah N ws 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 Speech Squad I N F L 4 l,sher3 Sr Barquet OTTO BRUECHERT Killer Track 3 Swimming 2 3 4 Football l 2 3 4 Neshotah News 3 Bandl 2 3 4 lr Rotariar 3 Sr Barquet Nat Honor EVELYN BRULL Evie Glee Club 4 LASR A LAVERNE BUENZOW Lovey Bandl 2 3 4 Nesho tah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual4 Dramatic Club 3 Ir Class Play 3 Oftic Assistant 3 Art Club4 S Banquet DOUGLAS BUHK Pepm' Basketballl 2 3 Track 2 3 Oratoryl Neshotah News 3 4 Ir Rotarian 3 Sr Banquet 'x MARILYN CIHA Mac G.A.A. 25 Neshotah An- nual 45 Ex. Bd. 35 lr.Ush- ers 3. ROBERT CLARKE Leb Athletic Manager I5 Speech Squad 15 Foot- ball 1, 25 Swimming I5 N.F.L. 2, 3, 45 Oratory I5 Dramatic Club .35 Ir. Class Play 35 Debate 2, 3, 45 Ex. Bd. I5 Pres. 25 Rec. Bd. 3, 45 Purple and Gold l, 2, 3, 45 Civic Service Society 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Sr. Banquet5 Nat. Honor. xx . BCL..- DARLENE CAIN Neshotah News 3 4 Civic Service Society 4 Ir High Crier 1 ROBERT CIHA Frank Football 3, 45 Cho' rus 3, 45 Athletic Manager l, 2. WILLIAM COPSKEY Boxing 3, 45 Foot- ball I, 25 Swimming 45 Ir. Class Play 3. Poet' me WU '57 W lt it ll . o xl Page ll BARBARA CRANE Arr Bandl 2 3 4 Nesho tah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 lr Hlqh Crler l Art Club 4 Declama hon 4 Sr Banquel Sr Class Play ROSALYN DEAU Exlemp Readlnq 1 L brary Assxstant l 2 G A 4 lr Drama G 1d 1 Polhwoq l Neshotah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 Dramahc Club 3 4 Pres 4 lr Class Play 3 Offlce As sxstant 4 C1v1c Serv1ce Socxety 4 Pep Club 3 4 Speech Squad l lr l-hgh Crlerl Ir Usher 3 Sr Banquet Sr Class Play Nat Honor ENT lANlCE DROSSART Chorus 2 3 4 ALVIN CZECHANSKI l 6 ii k A-45.4 Swrmnnxrg 4 BEVERLY DOLEYSH Dolly Bandl 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Neshotah News 3 4 Ne hotah Annual 4 Sr Banquet IEROME DVORACHEK B ndl 2 3 4 ELAYNE EBEL Exlernp Reacl1nq2 Chorus 3 4 Crvrc Servlce SOC1elY pellxng Champ1on 2 SHIRLEY ENGELBRECHT G A A 2 Neshotah News 3, 4, Offxge ASSISYGDY 4, Lxbrary Asslstant 2 l 1 273 nn, AILEEN I-'ANSLAU GAA l 2 3 4 Nesholah News 3 4, Neshotah Annual 4 Sr Banquet, Nat Honor J L. MARK EMOND Punky Swxmmmg 4 Exiemp Speechl 2 Extemp Read mg l Band 1 Neshotah Annual 4 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Iumor Class Play 3 Class Pres 4 V1ce Pres 2 Purple and Gold 3 4 CIVIC Servxce SOC19lY 4 lunlor Rotar1an 3 Spelllnq Contest 2 Speech Squad l Pep Club3 Sec 4 Sr Class Play RITA EVRARD ALBERT FANSLAU 5 Page 12 U C0 AA is ' r qi ' Al ' n I in X ,rat A ' , I XX '4'. ul :I ' z ' lf C rp: 3 , , . a ,,,. X PM l . l l , 1 I A I ' . bl E . 4 41S A ' , 1 Q . ' ' 1 A 4, .. '. ' . h . '. ' WM I U. fl ROBERT FEUERSTEIN Fido E-f F Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 'V' Track 2, 3, 4: Foctball l, 'T 2, 3, 45 Extemp. Speech lg Oratcry l, 25 Neshotah News 3, 45 Neshctah Annual 45 Ex. Bd. 35 Purple and Gold 2, 3, 45 Civic Service Society 45 lr. Rotarian 35 lr. High Crier l5 Sr. Banquet, Nat, Honor. Conti' Guard coNsTANcE in FLEWELLING Connie ELLSWORTH GAGNON Nookie Basketballl 2 Footballl 2 Swimmin Q 2 Chorus 4 Neshotah Annual 4 Sr Banquet ROSEMARIE FEUERSTEIN Fire 3 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Neshctah News 3, 45 Neshotah Annual 45 Sr. Banquet5 Nat. Honor, DONALD FRENZ I Don Basketball l, 25 Track l, 25 Football l, 25 Sr. Banquet. x me-:ft EARL GAUTHIER i Meatball ql Basketballl 2 3 Neshotah New 3 4 Sr Banquet 12: C. pd JOYCE GAUTHIER Glee Club 3 4 Ch rus 4 Civ Serv ce Socie J 4 Spell g Chamritci 3 ARDIS uElMER 3 4 Spee h Squad l Hiqh Crier l lr Usher3 Sr Ba q et RUTH GESEL Guz DAR Rep 4 GAA l 2 3 4 Polliwogl 2 3 Q Neshotah News 3 4 Nesh otah Annual 4 Class Pres l Ex Bd 4 Purple and Goldl 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 lr High Crierl Ir Usher 3 L1 brary Assistantl 2 Sr Banquet Nat Honor ff! MARION GAUTHIER Chorus 3 4 Gt-een. Q I EDWARD GESELL C,,,-,H ,X Athletic Manager l Sr Banquet HAROLD GLESNER Glesee Basketball l Track l Football l Civic Service Society 4 Athletic Manager l 2 3 Sr Banquet Page 13 if il tw-ug 11' X l Q ' o ' ' ' xc - c . f A 1 tj 5 in , r . . 5 F X J i . . 1 Glee Club 35 GAA. Neshctah News Ed 5' .I V 5 , nA'ur.'. 4 A 3 ' l ' 5 it 1,145 ,X PATRICK GONIA Boxing 3 Track 3 Swimminql 2 3 Mixed Chorus '7 3 4 Class Ex Bd EILEEN GRIMM G A A 3 CORTLAND GUEHLSTORF Corky Basketball I buick' ELEANOR GRAVES Eie Glee 3 4 OIIIC Assistant 4 Art Club2 Sr Banquet GLORIA GRIMM Blackie GAA 3 Neshotah Annual 4 Dra rgatic Club 3 4 I Class Play 3 Ex d 4 BETTY HANSTEDT Chorus 4 Neshotah News 3 4 Nesh otah Annual 4 ANNA MARIE I-IATOPP Unna Glee Club 3 Chorus 4 GAA 2 Neshotah News 3 4 Speech Squad I Ir Usher 3 Library Assistant 4 Sr anquet ,..f HILARY HEARLEY 1 Sr. Banquet. anew IOHN HOVIE if- Band I, 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 4. HOWARD HAVLICHEK Blackie W S Dramatic Club 3 Ir Class Play 3 Stage Manager 3 BEVERLY I-IOVERSON ev Band2 3 4 Neshotah News3 4 Nesh otah Annual 47 Ir, Class Play 35 Ir. High Crier Ig Library Assistant 2, 45 Declamation lg Ir. Drama Guild l. GEORGE I-IRDINA Buckets Basketball Ig Track 2. Page I4 'vue L DONNA HURLEY A 2 3 4 ho'ah A nL.al 4 Spel Inq Charnpror 3 seergwm PRISCILLA IINDRA Perce Glee Clupl 2 3 GAA 3 Neshotah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 OIIICG As 1 ant 4 Ir Hrqh Cr er l Art Club AUDREY KAFKA Declamatxonl GAA l 2 3 4 Nesh otah News 3 4 Nesholah Annual 4 lr Class Play 3 Class Pres 3 Speech Squadl Ir Usher3 Sr Banquet Nat Honor Sa SHIRLEY I-IYNEK Ccru 4 GAA 3 4 Pollmoq Neshotah Anrual 4 LAVERNE IOHNSON qw WMS Bandl 2 Glee Cluo 3 GAA I Neshotah News 3 4 Speech Squad l L1b ary ASSISIGHI 4 Ir U her 3 Red Cross 2 3 LOIS KARL Glee Clubl 2 Chorus 3 4 GERALD KASTEN Darlue Band2 3 4 Sr Banquet TANLEY KAZAR Stosh Debate l, Speech Squad I, Boxlnq l Neshotah News 3 4, CIVIC SSTVICQ SOCIEIY 4, Asslstant Iudqe of Electrons 4 CAROL KOCH , Cookle GAA 3 ll 'WF' IAMES KASTROSKY lm Track 2 Neshotah News 3 4 Neshotah Anr1ual4 Sr Banquet WILLIAM KLEIN 1 X- .r MARIAN KocH l X Chorus 2, 3, 4 Paqe 15 an 27 f 'cb ' lb G.A1.3,,gNes.n': l1S:....5 '45 ' Q 5 I A V j E lu' wg fi 4g Banque?-. L J ' ' G30 ' -- ics ,J D .1 ,, i . I v l 1 1' I A51 'W Xlfl' f 3 'E xx ' X I fl.l .'9N ' 1 O .J A S .i B'll 'Y c I A GORDON KOPETSKY H Gordy A' Sr. Banquet. i I - BERNICE KORINEK E losie Glee Club 35 G.A.A. 23 Office Assist- ant 2. D v uqs EUGENE KOSTKA Gene 6 geshotah Annual 45 Spelling Champion I I N f LUCILLE Kopf-:TSKY . -.lf G.A.A. 25 Neshotah Annual 43 Class Ex. Bd. lg Class Sec. 33 lr. Usher 33 Sr. Banquet. 0 I 5 LEON KOSS X- Cobra Baslcetball l, 25 Boxing 3, 43 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4. DONNA KGTARAK Q G.A.A. 2. MILDRED KOTAREK Millie GAA234 CREMICN5 BETTY LOU KRUMMEL MARION KUBICEK GAA 2 3 4 Neshotah News 3 Neshotah Annual 4 Page 16 A RT CAROL KRENKE GAA 1 3 4 Neshotah A EBU News 3 4 Neshotah An '-I -'P nual 4 CIVIC Servxce So c1ety4 Speech Squadl Art Club Vxce Pres 3 Pres 4 Sr Class Play Sr Banquet GERTRUDE KRUMMEL Trudy ofafafy1 2 GAA 3 4 SWIC4- Neshotah News3 4 Offxce Ass1stant2 3 4 lr Usher 3 Llbrary Asslstant 2 Neshotah An nual 4 Sr Banquet Nat Honor INGE KUMMERFELDT QI Extemp Speech l 2 C9 tw Oratory 1 GAA 1 2 4 Neshotah News 3 Class Rec Bd Sec 4 Purple and Gold 12 3 4 Pep Club2 3 4 Speech Squad 1 lr Hxqh Cnerl lr Usher 3 I.1braryAss1stant2 Sec 4 Sr Banquet Nat Honor . 'Q L t..l V. , H 45 lb 1 . J' ' W I 4 ' A 5 . - l- i Kuble I I A Neshotah Annual KATHLEEN KUMMEROW Kady QU' ff Extemp Speech 2 Ex temp Reading3 Oratory I Neshotah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 Class Sec 4 Purple and Gold 3 4 Civic Service Society 4 Speech Squad 1 Ir Usher 3 Spelling Championl Sr Banquet Sr Class Play Nat Honor Nte-l-at Vim DOROTHY LANDT Dottie GA A 3 Neshotah New 3 4 Nesho tah Annual 4 GRACE LAPEAN Gracie Polliwog 3 4 DORIS LACI-IAPPELLE De Dah Neshotah News 3 4 Civic Service Society 4 lr High Crier I Red Cross PAUL LANGER Ace Glee Club 4 Sr Banquet was HAROLD LAQUE ' 95 a Sr Banquet Nat Honor DONALD LAST Football 2 3 FRANCIS LECLAIR Tuner Track lp Swimming l 2, , . 4 LESTER LECLAIR Bud aug Football 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2. KENNETH LAURIN Ken Boxing 3 Chorus 4 IONE LECLAIR e G.A.A. l' Sr. Banquet. OLIVE LECLAIR I I D -I .iz G.A.A. 3, 4, Sr. Class Play. Page 17 PETER LECLAIR Pedro IEAN LEMERE .Cl Sr Banquet GAA l 2 3 4 Neshotah News 3 IEANNE LINTEREUR A 1 2 3 4 Neshotah News 3 4 Nesholah Annual4 Class Ex Bd 4 Purple and God 3 4 Pep Club 3 3 Pre 4 Spelllnq Champ1on 4 lr Usher 3 Extemp Speakmql Sr Banquel Nat Honor I PAUL MELANSON Erenchle Trackl 2 Eootballl 2 Swlmmlnq 2 Bandl '7 3 4 ChOus2 S1 Banquet Neshotah Annual 4 Polllwog 3 4 ROSE MARIE MAREK ROSIG GLENN MESSMANN Basketball 1 Football 1 Track 3 CLAUDINE METTLER Mlckey GAA 3 4 Nesholah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 Dramatlc Club 3 4 Sr Banquet BEVERLY MOSUCH SV Declarnatlon 4 Glee Club 4 G A A l Ne hotah New 4 Speech Squad 1 r U her 3 Llbrary Ass tar 3 Ne o ah Am ual 4 Sr B nquel DRUGS i I EOKE PATRICIA NEHRING G T Q Lmbrary ASSlSldHl 4 'HCR LAVERNE MEYER Fuzzy Glee Club 4 Neshotah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 ClVlC Servlce SOC1ElY 4 lr Hxqh Crler 1 Art Club 4 as A A 3 90 NQRMAN NEHRING Mu FLORENCE NOCKER Nook OlllL9 Ass1stant3 4 Sr Ban ue' Page 18 an I '1 L -i, A G.A. .,,, Pres. .141 A, I ' 7 'I bl -, lg ,., , s. 5 A 3' r Y L,, 'QS 3,4:ll,-,,Qlr ,345 ' A 4... . 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ROBERT ORLEBECK Bud L1 rary As 15 ant 2 Ath le IC Manager3 4 Track 1 Sw1mm1ng1 2 3 Band l 2 3 4 Chorus 4 Dramauc Cluo 3 lr Class Play 3 Class Ex Bd l Stage Manager 4 Ir H1gh C 1er l Glee Club 4 Sr Banquet EUGENE PAUTZ Bug -dw OJ ww rn UU DJ gr gm 'on to -lf- -A W Q40 1:-4 3 7U QQ Q42- 2 'Sli cm MS? 0403 f DONALD PELNAR Breezy Track 3 4 M1XSd Chorus 4 Neshotah Annual 4 VICE Pres 3 CIVIC SSTVICE Soc1ety 4 lr H1gh Cr1er 1 175 WILLIAM PAGELS I I s etbal l 2 3 ack 1 oo ball 1 2 3 4 d B nque HOWARD PELIKAN DALE PERONTO Peanuts Track 4 Football 2 M1xed Chorus 4 lr Class Play 3 U1 DOROTHY PERONTO IANE POISSON lame Neshotah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual GRACE RETZLAFF Shorty Mlxed Chorus 3 4 GAA 3 4 Poll1 wog 4 Neshotah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual4 Dramat1c Club 3 4 lr Class Play 3 Ex Bd 4 Offlce Ass1stant3 .41 -u 0 DAO 1l DO DO 1 rum Football l 2 DfdUl6l1C Club 3 GILBERT PHILIPPS I MARIAN PORTER George Debatel Extemp React 1ng 2 3 4 Humorous Declamanon 2 SGFIOUS Declamahon 3 4 lun1or Class Play 3 GAA 3 Speech Squad l Neshotah News 3 4 Neshctah Annual 4 Dra m5llC Club 3 4 CIVIC SSTVICS SOCIETY 4 L1brary Ass1stantl 2 3 Sr Banquet Sr Class Play Nat Ho'1o DONALD RHODE Don Track 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Oratoryl Sr Banquet Nat Honor Page 19 3 Qt' f T 5 ' L I If ' Bll e ,H . 1 2 ' 'ff , Bak 1y,gTf ,2,3,4g ' f ' 5 I Ft -, , , 3Ex.B.3,45Sr. K 4-- ll A l V ty l l S I I Q Bxll , , I , I - l . 8 Q S 11- aa l'y'rtr fe, A ' 1 Hg ff ' Il .I Y I E .L , 5 5 ' 3, 12 A 1- fl 31 , Q Q n u ' v.fo 'U' 'Q y ,n 1 1 FK Z C y I 1 y gp 'V L' 4. I I ...H 5 I J I 5 l V X Al . ' P . . . I 1 - e 45? ,652- ELAINE RIHA c,. lx BERNICE RUSBOLDT Qgs Ru ty G A234 Wx ff MARY SAUVE Chorus3 4 GAA 2 3 IX MARCELLA ROMDENNE Marcxe Glee Club lg G,A.A. 2, 35 Polliwoq 35 Cxvtc Service Society lg Red Cross l. MARY ANN RLTHMANSDORFER y G A A 3 Neshotah News 3 4 Nesho tah Anrual 4 Spelllnq Charnplon 3 ROBERT SCHAEFER Bandl 2 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 lr Rotartan 3 Sr Banquet RUTH SCHAFER Ruth1e C1v1c Serv1ce Soclety 4 DONALD SCHERER C, Popeye Bagke balll 3 Football -4 Swtmmxnq LOIS SCHETTL BESSE Extemp Spealuro 3 4 Mlxed Chcru 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 moq4 Neshotah Nev. 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 CIVIC Servtce SOC16lY 4 Art Club 4 Sr Banquet Nat Honor Asst Judge ofElect1ons 4 f' DORIS SCHEPPER Dorxe Glrls Glee Club 2 Mtxed Chorus 3 4 GAA 2 3 Neshotah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 Llbrary Asststant NORMA SCHFRER GAA 2 3 4 Neshotah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 Ltbrary Assxstant 2 Sr Class Play ADELE SCHMIDT Schmxdtw Red Cross 4 Page 20 fff an 'V ,A , f I .3 'we I x I I 5 G 'c 0 'x ,,f y T2 1 J ED 1 , , gporlg ' C 91500 Ncitv VAUL SCFMITT Trac 3 4 Swmnarq2 3 4 Barol o Sr Barquet EILEEN SCHMOOCK Schmoox CIVIC Servtce Soctety 4 LUCILLE SCHRIMPF ou GAA 3 4 S Banquet 'K Pl-llLLlP SCHMITT 'Nle hc at News 3 4 Ne ho al' Arnua 4 Per Cl b 3 4 Spellrq Cl' rnpxc 2 Athlettc: M ranger 2 3 4 S par Na Horo EARL SCHRAMM Dnbble Ne hotah News 3 4 Clvxc Servxce oclet, 4 Qr Ba que' Yo: GERALD SCHULTZ lerry Track 3 Bandl 2 3 4 Neshotah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 ROBERT SEBANZ Bob Neshotah Annual 4 Spelhnq Champmon 2 Sr Banquet LAURA SIEVERT Laree Mlxed Chorus 4, Red Cross 4 1 tss. SY LVIA SKRZYCKE G1rls Glee Club 2, G A A 2, Art Club 4 Llbrary ASSISQBUI 4, Declamatlon I IOHN Sl-IEDIVY WhOOp1e Track l 2 3 4 Football l 2 Band 2 3 4 Boys Glee Club 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Ex Bd 4 Sr Banquet X' sow -:IM DORIS SIMONO Mlxecl Chorus 2, 3, 4 CCE? 4, LM IEAN SOSNOSKY Ieanrle Mixed Chorus 4 Page 21 1 :Q mi k ,g 'L ,,,g ,', ls t'l ' ,Q s 1. 1 l Q A 2, 3, 4, Ch rus 2, 3, 45 . . . -'Q J Li , 5 l . la .1 ' n il' .ouetg A t. T I V I H ,Y . V G..A.A. 3, 4, Neshotah News 3, 45 Track 3, 4, Football lg Mixed Chorus 4, l 5 9 . L : , F, 2 A 4 H t J ' J' HELEN STAAB S DOROTHY STEINHAUER Dottie Civic Service Society 4. IAMES ST PIERRE Pete Basketball l Civic Service Society 4 - l SYLVIA STEGEMANN X Glee Club 4, Chorus 45 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club 3, Sr. Banquet. rncmsf, KARL STOEGER Shorty KEITH STUCKEY Curly ffv X IMOGENE TABBERT LENE KINDERTHK mo STUECK Extemp Reading 1 Petunia I!! Neshotah News 3 4 Extemp Reading 3 Girls Glee Club 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 Library Assist ant3 4 Art Club4 Sr Banquet Neshotah Annual 4 Office Assistant 3 CIVIC Service Soclety 4 Speech Squad l Ir Hmgh Crierl Ir Usher 3 Library Assistantl 2 4 Sr Banquet Nat Honor TOMCHECK MARION TANGEN Girls Glee Club 2 G A A 1 3 4 P01 Cham liwog 3 4 Neshotah News 3 4 Nesho tah Annual 4 Purple and Go1d3 4 Ex Bd 4 Sr Banquet Nat Honor Basketball 3 -3 DORIS VOGL BETTY IANE WANEK Clem Dimples G A A 2 3 4 Neshotah News 3 4 Girls Glee Clubl 2 Mlxecl Chorus Ir Usher 3 Library Assistant 2 Sr GAA 2 Polllwog 3 Banquet Page 22 I . 5 l,'k ' AR V I , I I' 47? A A , V ?T' J: CHARLES ,, 1 xg dl' .. .,,A 1 E -,J ' I 4: 1 5, s ' ' LEO WARDEN ' -' S1 f i.-' Basketball l, 2, 35 Boxxnq 25 Football l 2 3 4' Cl' ' Sec 2' Rur le and Gold , , , CS: . 5 D 45 Sr. Banque: Sr. Class Rlay. VALERIA WATZKA Allah G.A.A. 35 Polliwoq 3, 45 Neshotah Ar.- nual 45 Pep Club 45 Sr. Banquet. DONALD WETMORE Squeeky oball l 2 mmq l 2 lvl xefl Chorus 4 ELLEN WATSON xg C G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Polli- I' 1 woq 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 Neshctah News 45 Neshctah Annual, itcr 45 Class Vtce-Pres. lg tm Ctvlc Servxce Society 45 ludqe of Electrons 45 Spellmq Champlcn l, 4: Speech Squad lg lr. High Crier l5 lr. Usher 35 Nat. Hornet. WINIFRED WENTORF 'Wrnkie Extemp, Reading 15 Dec- lamatlon l, 25 G.A,A. l, X ' 2, 3, 45 Rollxwcq 3, 45 Neshotah News 3, 45 Neshotah Annual 45 lr. Class Play 35 Class Sec. 15 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Cxvlc Servlce Scctety 45 Sec. 45 Speech Squad l5 lr. Hrqh Crxer l5 Lxbrary Assistant lg Sr, Banquet Naf. Honor. SO RALPH VV ILFERT Wlllle ncll 2 3 4 Rota ldl Sr Ban quet W IEROME WOlTA lerry Boys Glee Club MERION ZANKLE Tmka Glee Club 7 3 G A A 2 3 Offxce Assxstant 4 Neshotah Annual 4 Pep Club 7 3 Cheerleader 2 3 Llbrary Assx tant 2 3 Cafetema Club l Declamatlon l Red Cross 4 lr Drama Gumld l DONALD ZERMUEHLEN Semmlls Band l Neshotah News 01, ., , ., 3 4 Dramatlc Club 3 4 lr Class Play3 Class Rec Bd 3 Ex Bd 4 Clvlc Servlce Soclety 4 Pep Club4 NFL 3 4 Debate3 4 Sr Class Play vfjllfl NED ZANDER TraClcl 7 F0ctbal2 Choru 4 Glee lrl 4 S1 Barqt 5 IUNE ZARN Br 97 G A A Ne hotah News 3 4 Ofhce A 1 nt 4 ClVlC Servlce SOCl9lY 4 1 v Ass tant 3 Sr Banque a 0 f MARGARET ZERMUEHLFN lvhqq Clee Ch b 4 Ne hctah News 3 4 Neshotah Annual 4 Offlce As ts ant 4 Clvxc Servxce Souety 4 lr I-hgh Crxer l Llbrary A slstant l 2 3 De-clamitlon 2 page 23 frm' Top Row: Pagels, Gesell, Shedivy, Zermuehlen Row 4: Schmitt, Tangen, Retzlatf, Grimm Row 3: Vice-president Wentorf, Lintereur Row 2: Secretary-Treasurer Kummerow Row l: President Emond Senior Class Officers and Executive Board Seniors The end ot the road at last! After three years ot hard work the seniors begin tying the loose ends and putting the finishing touches to their courses. Those of a commercial bent breeze through ottice practice, stenography, and typ- ing, aviation-minded boys have a diet ot pre- tlight, physics, advanced mathematics, and machine shop, while those intending to go to college busy themselves with English, prob- lems in democracy, or geometry, others pre- ferred the musical atmosphere ot band and chorus or bent their talents to the art and draft- ing classes. All took physical education and struggled through the usual drills and com- mando training. You can always tell a senior by that desperate, last-semester look. That semester is really a busy one: class play, the annual, commence- ment practice, Elk's Constitution Contest, job hunting or getting those deferments. Besides all this there is the heavy social calendar: Senior Farewell, Commencement Dance and Senior Banguvt. Yes, the seniors are a busy group, but they love every minute ot being busy. Next year they will not be backg and although graduation is really the commencement ot a new lite, they will miss the work, fun, and traditions that are Washington High School. ,X f, . f V 2 -' 4, . V., Stenography-120 per minute! Tops! These Physics 12-Problem in question: Why do highways zigzag are the stenographic speed demcns ct WHS. as they go up a steep hill? Page 24 Homemaking 12-'Tis said, Seeing is believ- ing ' Can it be that mothers' little helpers turn out to be boys? Class of 1946 Pre-Flight l2-Don Last and Phil Schmitt are try- ing to find the exact place that the problem wants. Art l2s-Paint, paper, and the artistic touch pro- duce many an excellent picture for these talented artists. Office Practice 12-This subject requires a head for figures. The machines do the cal- culating, but the students have to know which buttons to press. English 12-flower rightl Double, double toil and troubleg Fire burn, and caldron bub- ble. This is the song which the three weird sisters in Macbeth sing while stirring the magic potion. Printing 12-What's so Modern History 12--lanice Althen tries to prove interesting, Marlyn, that the Army and Navy should be combined type lice? under one head 1- lust One O WEBB .r I Page 26 Top ov. Row Rom POW Pow Row ov. 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A , 1 ' A x A y K, ' T Z G Q lr 5 A ' I 4 I , 1 M L '1 A K D 4 L P T w t y V S , , 1 A ' 4' I 1 ' - I Lf V 'lll ' . f 6 ll ' . ' ,Q ' I. an X sf L V' ' . gd - , R'+1.,' Xi ' Y b A ,Q , To A - A A. 9 Q A .- 5. ' M A l ' 9 A I M il . A , I ' Q ,ff 1- ff, 3 I Q , , y 0135 T 1 1, A' f 5 L 1 X ' T V' -8 g x In A I . I I . Juniors . . Class of 1947 Page 28 English ll fupper left? The beat oeat, beat c the pencil marks off the number cf unzts in the scoop headline. Spanish l - Muchachos and muchafhas learn the South American way. Chemistry ll 'Nhy all 1 s anis? Could it be they are working rr e exp.ofL'.'e7 Two down-e two to go, and the jun- iors are off on a breath-taking year. English again, and American history are required this term. luniors de- cipher those curligues that are short- hand, mix mysterious potions in chemistry, and have a fling at the drama. They may take geometry cr bookkeeping, homemaking or draft- ingg sing in chorus or glee clubg or keep up the good work in band. Besides the class requirements, ,uniors always manage to act as Honorary Rotarians and lunior Ush- ers, to put out the Neshotah News dur- ing the second semester, to fill up the ranks in sports, and to sponsor the Fall Ball. There is also the junior class play and the fine junior group in Dramatics club. This year is said to be the hardest, but the juniors always come through with flying colors. Now it's three downrfone to got il RS J .A , .1 ready , , AI ' 1 ' Q Q O W 1 he --A-ef-Q H' 5 L ,.4. ..,v .i S 0 thard ll Pra 'we makes oe fe when li Amertcan Hlstory ll What s new tn the world7 lust ask any of these hlstory students The Amertcan Observer keeps them well mformed on the latest ews l-lomemakmq ll Too many cooks spoxl the broth Thls may be the ex Everyone Kept Busy Sophomores Op w Aroersor Aspl fl Bal: lm Balcler Ba oer Ba mga Row Becker Berzlrqe Blal'a Bla czyk Bohm F Bork cvs l Bonk Boprey Bo 15 oer G Bran N Braun M B cv. V Brow cv. 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Sophomores Class of 1948 Resolved that the United States those are the words that al ways spell sophomore in this high school You have to take geography and English in the tenth grade There is also a wider choice of subyects offered band or chorus for the musically minded Latin or Spanish for the linguists drafting or woodworking of more advanced types for those who want to continue in that line oiology for the scientists typing for those headed toward a commercial career modern history for those delving into world affairs and algebra for those who aspire to infinitesimal calculus After that stiff diet of class work the sophs take time out to relax at their dance traditionally the first ot the year They always find time to go A great class that s not debatable Geography 10 Mr and Mrs Coal Mmer and family attend the l945 Coal Convention Typing 10-Concentration is the word to use when the tenth grade rs are at their typing Page 32 out for debate, speech and sports, and to support all the school activities. 9 li Draflmg IO These draflsmen are domq some wxshful lhmkmq m terms of thelr future homes Bloloqy lO Fhes grasshoppers and bumble bees pass m revlew Algebra 10 Sophomores learn the advanced X Y ZS jx-I U fell D aqr m g e emhles puu bent h J ,Ju hem 'oqether pl6C6 by me Page 33 Beck Row: Pres. Halverson Front Row: Sec. Sebanz, Vice-Pres. Gesell e I L 0 l 3 r f- 4 3,7 1. J ' ' - 1 4 if . ' , 33, - , n, uf F, .1 2- Q 'Or 4 4 ,-.A Page 34 W5 ..,, fr, , EQXA ' 'f ,: .1 Af . V 4- , 4. i fW 'ffl 4 UI Freshmen Much More .- I- A. 1 34 Q.: A u J . , H inf., Ji' ... if 5 - , . 2 --f . , . , J 4 ,f ., er V e 5 l I 0- Mk . X X 1 . A If L G . Y A f ' . , I-J . . l -a-4 ' , I f ' ix , i r3 ,T , f :F ' 3 1 1 f' X W .Q rv .4 51 J' , eg 1 fr- , e N ' Q! ,Q X A K4 V' K 1 if , -M4 ,':,L if V v - W E - I f , Q , V j 1 5 K e'?'Qf Q - 5 ' e , 61 5 Q ig iggi Q j I f P 2 y - 4 ef f . I 1 ' 1. .5 if K 4 - .fi tl . , Q 1 E E . ' 2 , A V 1 .4 A Vyiwfxuf Mime MJ-H,Mnmq: Ame 4 . ' ' in L7 ENN PVfX::.f-Zr.l r- :.f-:, PM rr.,-r, I, ,z. .e:' Berk'-r, fr ,I f!'2 F ' Ah ' E A V I l, A A 'p.wmQ ww n,.h,v2f hi .whyg 5 ' I1:1.1'.v1I:-1, I:.'lIlI'r.1: I 4 P1-1,'+pff' ff I 'wwv,: n,,, 7 :f1,'f:'.f:-:- -tad ' N LY-1 'mf 'QH,Az .... - 3 hal a,?.:, b 11 ,f ,,V , ' e,ee e ee ' 3 + . ,, . 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Laque Larson LeCla1r Lenhardt Lesperance Lmtereur Row ll Lonzo Lyons Malley A Mandel P Mandel Markham Marhn Mathles Merow Messman C Meyer Row1O L Meyer Moseler Nate Naumann Nehrxng Nxquette Ollendorl Orvxs Otto Peaschek Peltxer Row 9 Pesenk Polxch Prxes Rahmlow Rath Repern Row 8 Rxchard G Rxchmond P Rlchmond Rxha Rxech Rocheleau Row 7 Rodklewxy Rozmarynoslu Schepper Scherer Schetter A Scheuer Row 6 G Scheuer D Schmxtt I Schmxtt Schnese L Schramm M Schramm Row 3 K Schroeder M Schroeder D Schultz R Schultz Saucler G Schrrxtt B Sebanz Slrlkowslce Shxmulunas Slbenhorn Row 4 C SlCklnQel H Sxclunqer Sxrroms Slaby Sloup Stelzer Stobbe Row 3 Struebel Strouf Swoboda Thor VanSlee! Velxcer Vxrnoche Row2 Vogel A Wachowskx I Wachowskx A Wanek l Wanek Wxlker Wxlhamson Rowl Wxlhquetie Wilson Wolle Zeman Zlatmk Zoerb Zuehl Page 35 1 Q Q 'll Q A A J L fi ,f V Y 1 . C , , ' f I - .A .1 , 6 o . ' 4 , 4 is 4 1- ., , . A ,i ee M 9 . A . , A J' C? 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Freshmen Class of 1949 ..,A we The days when freshmen had to wear green hats and stocklngs to run the gauntlet and submlsslvely to obey upperclassmen s wh1ms may be gone from W H S but mnth graders st1ll hav to take a lot of klddmg After the flrst confusmg days of ad1ustment they begm to feel themselves a part of the school as 1ndeed they are a m1ghty essenhal part As far as languages go the freshmen have a w1de cho1ce Engllsh Latm and Spamsh Better cltlzens come out of c1t1zensh1p 9 and jumor Emstems get thelr start 1n general scxence and mathematlcs Home econom1cs occup1es the g1rls wh1le draft1ng or wood workmg appeals to the boys The semor band provldes the senlor group wlth a well tramed sectlon each year Newcomers to h1gh school are mtroduced to the I E Ham1lton pool and three days a week of var1ous types of phystcal educatlon By the end of the year the freshmen are well equtpped to enter semor h1gh as full fledged cltlzens of Washlngton l'l1gh Enqllsh 9 lohn Kracha found a trystmg place Cm the play Math 9 Income tax? No' Nmth graders are workmg on thelr by the same namel dally assxgnment Sclence 9 Thls expenment seems to be gulte mterestlng to one boy Could h1s powerful grmp be the reason for the glrls sm1les7 trays. Cin hu, hug Home E I I-lousew es of the ti ure are previewed here Latin 9 The pueri and puellae proudly stand before their Yuletide greetings Manual Art 9 Ninth graders learn to use a plane saw hammer screw driver and many other tools Citizenship 9- Two Rivers Reporteru? No! lt's the Junior Review this time. U- ,,. 'rx al Page 37 .auf X, Page 38 J G-...in L P 5? ,Ti I 'Q 94 A I x as -3 I 'KX We re Jus Seventh Graders Top Row Anderson E Ar1ens M Arlens Becker Be-duhn Belz Row9 M Bodart R Bodart Bruemmer Corbell Dommtz B Ermkson Row 8 P Erlckson Ertman A Ferry D Ferry L Ferry Frledrxch Row 7 Gauth1er Grover Gunderson Gustavson Halverson Havhnek Row 6 Hayes Henrrckson Iuul Kah lenberq Knope Koob Row 5 K esheck Kronforst Lorqe Meneau Merow Mlller ROW4 Mott L Puls R Puls Rehn Roz marynosky Rue-He Row 3 Schwahert Severson Slncou lar Stemberg Stevens Row 2 Strelch Talmadqe Wachowslu Wagner Row 1 Waskow We1chert Wentorf Zoerb Executlve Board ln Back Row Becker Anderson Bodart Front Row VICE Pres Beduhn Pres Talmadge Sec Severson I , T, X 7 A - viii.-v 3 - . ' . w ff, , 4 ' 5 My ' 4 or t '. ' - ,Q f , .Lf-v I ' - Q -A 5. V ,K , ., g P - 1 'fun I F F 6 r 1 A l- .5 - Ja fi fs ' . Aa ' ' 4 . 4 . 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Startmg E1ghth Graders Top Row lames Anderson lerome An derson Avery Barrett Benson Ber qer Row 9 Bleser Bunke Clark Corbexl Cornlls DeBauch Row 8 Doucett Eckley Elllott Engel l Erlckson M Er1ckson Row 7 Fleqle Frxdenberq Funk Gable Gamqan Gauthler Row 6 R Gauthler Marjorle GOOdlDq it-Iflary Goodtnq Grover Habeck a Row 5 Halvorsen Hardlnq Iqnera lohnson Kahlenberg Ke1p Row 4 Klabunde D Klem E Kleln Kotarelc Kubxcek La Fleur Row 3 Sharpley Lahey Lueck Men eau Meyer Mxlls Row 2 Pol: Rlha Saunders Schettl Seve-rson Rowl Slncoular Swobada Weqner Wlltqen Z1mmerhakel Executwe Board ln Back Row Engle Elllot Lahey Front Row Sec lqnera Pres Bunke VICE Pres Benson l,' 2 I 399 rf 6 L.. 4 -9 A 1 , Q9 P' Page 39 Seventh and Eighth Graders Lf? English 8eRags and riches are found in The Beggar and the King. Social Science 8vThese students are learning what their privileges are as future voters. The aspiring seventh and eighth graders are to be envied by those who will enter Wash- ington High as freshmen. These seventh and eighth graders will be able to cope with the spacious halls and immense number of teachers and rooms because they have already had experi' ence along that line. That ever-present subject, English, occupies part of their time along with social science and arithmetic. Physical education takes up two periods a week. Home economics for the girls and manual arts for the boys prove to be interesting training. For the musicians at heart there is the lunior band, and budding painters and sculptors can express themselves in art class, A mighty fine addition to the classes of 1950 and 1951 are the high school's youngest mem- bers. L, ruin o'cn. menicri s cf bygone days, These students now have a band ct their cwri. Page 40 Drafting 8-Every inch counts in drafting, so these boys found. Home Economics-Darts, tucks, pins, pattern and material produce many Paris designs by these young seamstresses. 1- Ai J,-:. - 44 Woodworking 7-This is concentration in the seventh grade style. Q Mathematics 7-Percentages and more percentages are computed in arithmetic. 4- Paqe 41 Keepmg a school the slze ot Washlngton H1gh 1n the excellent cond1t1on for whlch sclentlous 1ar11tor1al statt The tasks ot th1s group are many sweep mg the corrldors varmshlng and ret1n1sh1ng desks and floors applvlng Acoustone throughout the school keeplng the grounds 1n good condxtlon and seelng to 1t that the bulldmg IS warm throughout the year l-lead man on the statt 1S Roland Broker who superv1ses all act1v1t1es George Spaeth IS the oftxclal hall sweeper He also 6SS1StS IH the cateterla gets the mall brlngs the Neshotah News from the prlnt shop and drlves the school bus Electr1-clan englneer and general repa1r man IS the oft1c1al tltle tor Andrew Rogalskl Under h1s d1v1s1on too comes all the repalr work 1n the three publxc grade schools Page 42 Keepers of the Flame Qur classrooms are swept and dusted dally by Sam Srrmno Adolph Brull and Arthur Marlneau A busy man mdeed IS Rudolph Harthch whose dutles lnclude mowxng the lawn tr1mm1ng the shrubbery and rnanagmg the heatlng department The sparklmg wlndows and doors about school are the work of Mrs lohn Goed1en who IS always busy at some new task ln the cookmg department we hnd Mrs Nagel and Mrs Kopetsky engaged to prepare the dellclous noon lunches These are the custod1ans ot Washmgton l-hgh the group whlch deserves a vote ot thanks for the sh1n1ng and pollshed school Mrs Nagel George Spaeth Mrs Kopetsky Mrs lohnGoed1en Rudolph Hartlmch Roland Broker Andrew Rogalskl Arthur Marxneau Adolph Brull Sam Sxmlno Q-l AV v,xs. pix .Q ' il A . . . . . an xt 1S noted requlres an ettlclent and con- ' fx ,ag 1 X7 I QQUBQDES 1 alr 3 '-. fl sb ' Top Row: R. Feuerstein, Ammerman, Braun, Schmitt, Laque Row 4: Rhode, Althen Beduhn, Gesell, Wentort Pow 3: Fanslau, Tangen, Tabbert, Zarn, Clarke Row 2: Krummel, Schettl, Porter, Kummerow, Lintereur Row l: Watson, R. M. Feuerstein, Deau, Kummerteldt, Kafka Honor students and honor awards play a leading part in school lite. Those who enter con- tests and compete lor awards do a lot tor school spirit besides helping themselves to the dividends that always come with the resulting development ot initiative, poise and selt-reliance. At the beginning ot their last semester in Washington High the new members ot the Two Riversifhapkw otthe Nauonal Honor Sockny are announced. Senkxs who are nithe upper Hurd olthedrciass and have sahskmiorny hHeflthe reguimanentsrn schohnship, characten leaderdupp and sennoe are ehxied to dns sockny by a facuhy connninee, All tour requirements assume equal importance in the eyes of the committee, lnducnon xnothe Nanonalllonor Socxny E an unpresive and cokmhn ceremony conducted during the traditional Farewell Assembly. New mem- ! bers are presented with pins by a representative ot the Alumni Association . r . X av, wlnch provudesthe enniens each vear .A Through the years the speech contestants have aided the debaters in I . , covering the second tlcor walls with twelve red banners. Six oi these were won K Q' I in omnory,dranxnn:oechnnauon,and poehgfreading. hitne past shuxans wno were ntereyed xispeecn werethe CHMVCHGS to partcqmah-in speech work.l3ecause Kxirnuch hidden knent'was nnssed Tlgs a rlax Lzisttuted tins 'rear' all students in the Enzhsh ciasses'were Y6QQlP-itC give an oranorp a serxius declanianorg or atiunzxn f-X sus decknnanon.llu :ine winnersfroH,each chxs conqxned nieiseocnd Q I ,' Contest cry March fuzrtlz and f1fth. A -'I Tvxnshrlais LfaC3oenxxx1 sophdrnre anjfgerkudetbcrrev seior s I 'ntrgpers n.t1x:nQrf1:sfx1i serious jeclanpinifi resytftgvelf,2ia'itne-rr1v1Ufoe cfgoxxghinm-Hat-i21e51nlladicn I A,husf.1crt!x-fF'ein CCL3VH5ffS15ldYi Lfa tv by odzvrgur or an lstngor high soho ' tagczrtpstad x .UCL teacher' uno is cE5F1SlF ti Souvenir convenience and recipro cate are not difficult tor this group of alphabet mixers They have proved through class com petition and finally through iunior and senior high school spelliro contest assemblies that they are the champion spellers ot Washington High School Each year Principal Clarke presides at the contests and pronounces the words Two teachers act as the ludges and the Webster s International Dictionary in the library is used as the tinal authority in all disputes Since each class has tour entrants it is always interesting to see which classes have the top ranking champions Senior high honors this year went to Elayne Ebel a tweltth grader and in the junior high Marilyn Laque ninth grader was victorious SPELLING CHAMPIONS Top Row Mosuch Peroutka Lynch Aubut Ebel Fak Second Row Lintereur Watson Becker Erickson Petri Engle First Row Karl Bodart Tarn Meyer Erickson Severson SPEECH CONTESTANTS Top Row: Zuehl, Zoerb Zlatnik, Simonis Second Row: Gunderson, Kahlenberg, Goemann Boprey, Martin h First Row: Talmadge, Niquette, Harmon Harding, Karl, Lachowicz To bring about a better understanding and a closer relationship between the community and the school is the aim of the Two Rivers Rotary Club when members invite nine iunior boys to attend the weekly meetings These boys are sel cted by a committee of eight teachers on the basis ot past records in service scholarship leadership and character lt is their duty to explain to the Rotary Club what the students want and to carry back to school the record ot service the club has offered the community At the last meeting they attend the boys are presented with pins to identify them as Honorary Rotarians IUNIOR ROTARIANS Back Row Sauve Kowalsky Lynch Allie Daetz First Row Bourgeois Linsmeier Zlatnik Dufano Borman Page 45 SSIVICG Flrst Washmgton Htgh School can well be proud ot her many servrce organtzatlons The1r wartrme record has brought praxse lrom many quarters and now members have turned therr ab1l1t1es to admtrable peacet1me accomphshments Wrth regard to the school rtselt these orgamzahons have done much to further decoratlon neatness and appearance They have done an even more valuable servrce by lmprov mg that elusrve gualtty known as school sp1rxt Long lrve Washmgton Hrgh School s serv1ce organlzattons may they grow and prosper' Capable assrstants are chosen tw1ce a year by Mrs Earl Kromer to work rn the llbrary Each asslstant works halt a perlod dur1ng the day checklng books rn and out collectrng trnes wrrtmng notrces lor over due books and arrangmg the books on the shelves as well as d1splay1ng clever and lnterestmg exh1b1ts 1n the hbrary and on the llbrary bulletm board Organlzed rn the tall of 1944 the Rec Second Semester Llbrary Assrstants Top Row Hovre Schwartz Skrzycke Zlmmer Peroutka Zarn Gates Front Row Mathles K1pp Pttsch Hatopp lohnson Leschlg Kandler Buenzow Koppa Page 46 reatron Board axded the students of Two Rrvers by establrsh mg a Youth Center and sponsormg dances one of wh1ch was the Hobo Dance Thts group has done a splendrd lob mn helpmg the students trnd enyoyment durmg thelr lersure hours Two members each from the nmth tenth eleventh and twelfth grades compr1se the membersh1p of th1s organr zatxon They are elected by the students Qttxcers are Presrdent Rosalmd Durocher Vlce PFGS1 dent Polly Evans and Secretary Inge Kummerfeldt Advtsers are MISS Gertrude Sweetrran and Mr Herbert Dohrman Flr t Semester Llbrary Assxstants ack Row Goedyen Nehrmg Tabbert Kvxtek belvlere Merten Stueck l-loverson Front Row Pltsch Kummerfeldt Gonla D Broux Lauben tetr Re reat c Bcarc Back Row Clarke Bruen rner Kczlc sk rocher M Doh na Frort Row Kxrchrra Pe erlk Kurrmerfeldt Evans U I ' 1 , ' I I I , . f - . 1 - I , 5 - '- ' , I 1 . , . - . , V . . . 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', .. . , - I ' ' U L Y ann ul if CIVIC SERVICE SOCIETY Meyer St PURPLE AND GOLD Top Row Wood Warden Feuersteln Emond Back Row Schramm Fourth Row Clarke Ammerman Kracha Kummerow Lynch Plerre Thlrd Row Llntereur Iohnson I Kummerfeldt Lueck Ander Second Row Kummerow Deau Tabbert Zermuehlen Schafer son Kowalsky Krenke Watson Porter D Zermuehlen Second Row M1ss Brxggs M Suettmger C Suettmger Grover F1rstRow Gauthier Ebel Aubut Romdenne Cam LaChap F Kummerfeldt Mezera pelle Allle Schettl Wentorf Rhode Glesner Clarke Flrst Row Eggers Durocher Gesell Barber Marmn Llnsmexer The Purple and Gold found a new adv1ser Mlss Dorothy Brlggs added to the ranks ln 1945 and 1946 The members w1de varlety of dut1es mcludes actmg as ushers on Parents N1ght at sports events and on other occas1ons puttmng on the Semor Farewell formal each sprmg checkmg coats at sw1mm1ng meets trxmmfng Chr1stmas trees for the aud1tor1um durmg the holxdays workmg w1th the Red Cross m maklng artlcles for convalescent serv1cemen keepmg the bulletln boards fresh and mterestmg purchaslng debate banners and s1m1lar awards holdmg audxtorxum doors before assembhes Members of the Purple and Gold can always be counted on to help other orgamzatlons and to back thelr campa1gns Semors enrolled m the problems IH democracy class automahcally become members of the CIVIC Serv1ce Soclety Under the leadershxp of Mr Robert D Wmn th1s group IS dlrectly responslble for staglng School electlons runnmg the Lost and Found Department ed1t1ng the school handbook every two years and sponsormg patr1ot1c assembhes from t1me to txme The b1 monthly meet1ngs of the soclety are always conducted ID str1ct parhamentary procedure thus gwmg the members ample expenence along that l1ne But f1rst and foremost serv1ce IS the watch I-I h School s CIVIC SSTVICS Soclety Page 4 word of Wash1ngton IQ - .- . ,1 .Y if O ,. S 5 1 o A, -' f I , ,Q 5 X , 1 . . . al TN ' I 1 - - - L ,, , tt I m I. , I ll . ' I -rv.: - Nu. . 2' ' I p v . I Q I Q K 4' ' , v. . ' .,, 'T ' S If ,I A , 'V 'TKT , ' TI ' v I, , 1 , , ' , 2 , Feuerstein, Schmoock, Zarn, , . ' 0 A ,,,,, t , I . . . y . . . I I . . . . E . . , T 4 - . xx - ll - I ' I I - 7 Cn Red Cross Prolects liquette, Sousek NURSES AIDES Top Row Schroeder Brunner Gunder son Vel1cer Althen Kronzer Schroeder Second Row Brault Neumann Alhe Rusboldt Blel Clayton Caldwell Crabb LaFond Lyons Flrst Row Henter Greenwood Lauben stem Greenwood Schultz Kvltek Becker Krontorst Webster Lendlng help1ng hands as well as the1r lelsure tlme students ot W H S alded the Red Cross by mak l t t er contamers mg Scrapbooks shoe shtne stands checker boards card table covers s1ppers s a 1or1 y and games tor the rren and women 1n servlce The organlzatlons taklng part tn the work were Blology Club Sewlng Department Purple and Gold lumor Nurses Atdes and the Manual Arts Department Mrs Irma Klaus served as the general cha1rman of the Red Cross program wxth M1ss Gertrude Sweet man Mtss Dorothy Brlggs Mr Orlen Dean Mr Dean Barber and Mr Herbert Dohrman as advlsers asslstm the var1ous rou s Q P Many were the ttmes W H S students laughed wholeheartedly over the antlcs ln those tamous Pep k W t rm ot course to the tlme when Santa tell out ot the sled on the way up to the stagell The memory ot such characters as l.1l ner ern re w ll rematn tor some ttme as wtll the peppx group whtch led the cheermg sect1on throughout the year and the ushers who kept o der at the games Pres1dent ot the club 1S,l6dI'1T16 Ltntereur w 19 assts g Mark Emond secretary Mlss Dorotlov Nauertz lS the advmser P S Lest we forget Carrr chael Cthat tarnous accoon coatl has done 1ts part for the Pep Club too h l tm her are hm Bourgeots v1ce pres1dent and Gett1ng acqualnted w1th otttce routme ts one of the many valuable expenences ga1ned by the as l lcked at the ststants who work one pertod a da If the h1gh school otttce These seven vo unteers are p tn ot the school year bv Mlss Mtldred Z elrl secretary to Mr Clarke Thelr errands tnclude send oeg1rn g mg notlces t1l1ng report cards maktng records and doxng odd lobs to help Mtss Zuehl Page 48 Lintereur, Bauers, Blaha, Wil' 1 : , , ' , ' Club s its. C e are re er ' g, , ' - . ' ' Ab , Cl , F d Allen, Saratoga Trunk, and Daisy Mae 7 Y' . . .i 'W . , . r . ' Y Q. A . Y . I ,4 , r ' ' t ' ' A so ' u t, . . ' ' A Duty PEP CLUB Top Row Emord Cla ke l. smeme Zla nllc Zerrr ehl n L h Second Row Schmltand Carrrl hae the lst LaPean Watzka I Llntereur B Llnte e1,r Gesell Dear. Kurrme feldt lann Asplund Garrlqan F1rstRow lohnson Emond Wachtel V1rnoche Fencl Bou qeoxs and Ca mlchael the 2nd Attractxve appearance pleasant person ahty courteous manner and dependab1l1ty are all requ1red ot and tulhlled by the efhclent corps ot IUDIOT ushers These qrrls selected by thelr class ofhcers to take l1CkGfS dlstrlbute programs and dl rect members ot the audlence to thelr seats are very much 1n evldence at class plays band concerts Commencement IUNIOR USHERS Top Row Grlmm Gunderson Dlxon Flfth Row Mosuch Crabb Durocher Fourth Row Kemp Wotachek Thxrd Row Nate Slbenhorn Henfer Second Row Johnson Saunders Fencl Nyberq F1rstRow l.1nte eur l.esch1q Wmn OFFICE ASSISTANTS Graves Nocker llndra Zermuehlen Deau Krummel Zarn 'M Page 49 -. ? - . I V 3 ,x L. ': l, r , in 'r, t , au e., ync . 1 t 'A 1 c l ' . ' ' I I ri A I I I ' Q , I . . ' .- . , 3 f , , j V and other evening affairs. 4 z ' I I' L - ... ,,. , P . . ' - J . QW T? 5 ' I ' I' ' a.fs,,44,,-l,,m si X F 4 4 L Sharps and Flats e ma , thods or elaxanor wlwch are ava lable toca TTIUSIC IC the center around wh1ch t ey evo v Rlav km wh1ch 1 ound 1 everyth111g represent 'lee r'a1n elerrent IU 1r11s1c The four d1 v 1 1 to XVl'lClT rru 1 lS c v1 d are class1cal sen' class1cal od rn and olk tunes Of these four at 1east one appeals to everyone No matter what walk of hte a person enters he w1ll always 1rd mus1c and for that reason rrus c ha beco e a valuable GCTIVITV 1n W H S F nal act1v1ty ot the l94o l946 bard was the Sp 1ng FSSTIVGT Dur1ng the year a number of Vdfled programs were presented The ever popular Pop concert the second ID ITS ser1es was presented aga1n The band also took part 1n pat OllC assenabhes pep programs and other student assembhes as well as play1ng for football and basketball games Cors1st rg o a total ot seventy three n1nth tenth eleventh and twelfth graders the band IS under the capable d1rect1on ot Mr Freder1ck Poemer The lvhxed Cfaorus of Wash1ngton l-hgh School whtch lS made up of seventy n1ne se-n1or h1gh students affords those 1nd1v1duals who are nterested an OPDOYTUUITY to study a h1gher standard of choral mus1c After present1ng the Thanksg1v1ng program Chnstmas program and the annual SDTIDQ concert members of the chorus topped the year by SINGING for commencement and the Spr1ng Festwal Mr Freder1ck Roemer IS the d1reotor and Mane Beduhn the ac X compan1st Row P Schultz W1lfer' B Braun VanSleet l Schrmtt Row 6 H Zernan Barta Yana P Schrn1tt She-d1vy S1ck1nger P Melanson Ka ter Row 3 Kuether Sauve VNTOILTG l Dvo ackeck Klabunde l Schultz HOVIS ov 4 V Roe-rrer G B a n Do ey h Za kle P Karl Be-duhn Bert chy Ande o l Zemar Fe e s'e QlCI'Q9l l. rd l-lavl1 ek Row 3 Schnorr Le pe arce l-lamern1k O B11en K n1tz D1f1no Kozelka Row 2 Hove-rson Althen Romderne D Hohn Pe1ch Math1eser1 Corn1ls Kronzer R1ohmond W l-lohn Orlebeck Schaefer Bo ge 1 Pei C Melarsor Rom l lvfa hews A Dvoracheck Koch l.orzo Paulu Crane V1rnocl'1e lalenfer M Karl Becker Nyberg Rehraue Petr1 Sa de lnman Page 50 O: up ef' wuz T VP lv T ' l AQ 11 ' ' -1 ' 1 111, 1 1. 111, 1 1,1 1 1 1 A v, 1. 1 ., 1 1 - -Q 1 -,. .- 1 - - - 1 h rc o1 e, 1111, - 1 1 .1 1,1, c- s 11 11 c 1 1' 1 - . . . 1 . . 1, . 1 . . . 1 ls OK: fg 11 11. 2 C 1 1.1-9 1 1, 11' , ffl E , 1 1 . 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L I .AJR .1 Top Row P lrta R rr n lc Denvaln Qeq arr J l U Th1rdP:w 7a'1df-r Le lug Ba :er Slew fond Row 5 ymtt Wa kow P 1 5 ard nf 1 fhettl Srsnr ky blrxm Fxr t RCW Gagn r O11 Pu zar M ar M K or Marte Bed y U CLEEKLI J. xr ldP rd l.,r ngerfia Ch Frtday durmg the tttth pertod members of the Boys Glee Qlab gather m the musxc room to er1,oy an hour of sthgmo Th1s year the club cohs.sts ot twrrtty members and has as 1lS d1FCC tor Mr Fredertclc Roemer Tre Boys and Glrls Glee Clubs Combmed to present a sprmg program The torty members ot the Grls Glee Club under the d1T6'Cl1OIAl o Mlss Patrlota Re1lly have presented several commumty Chrtstmas P T A a d school programs Meetmg durmg the htth pertod oh Mondays and Frtdays the ot ls showed the1r tme mustcal ab1l1ty by talcmg part m th Sprmg Festlval G R' J GLEE CLQB Top R v- Lmtere r GJ tax cr W rxel aobet B r' e Zermxelrlen Sege arn Fa Foernwlnfagnn C nd Row E B M l. 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'.,, 4 'Y ., - -fig. rg A ' '-4 +2 -I 54. 4 HQ Back to Earth Th work ot the Broloqy Club IS dore 1nd1v1d1 ally or rr ,roups slrce the cl b has no o lcers The wmter s act1v1ty mcluded trapprnq rabblts tor the F1sh ard Game Assocnatror and clrpplrq contlnued storles and comlcs from maqazlnes to rraxe scrapbooks tor servlcemen M H rbert Dohrman IS advtser tor thrs orqamzatron Standxnq Goedyen Doughman Nate Schramm Douqhman Taddy laskol skl Mosuch Nehrlng Seated D1ckensh1ed Grover Thxede Glelchner Landt Marek Standrnq Dose Krenke Meyer Imdra Stueck Seated Crane Buenzow Skrzy cke Althen Gunderson Mer tens Bohm lann On the Canvas A study of art apprec1at1on and varrous forms ot art work IS enloyed by the Art Club Each Monday under the d1rect1on of MISS Barbara lohnson members do spatter parntmq water colorlnq clay work and other trmely art pro1ects Presldent Carol Krenke and Vrce Presrdent Sharon lann were ass1sted by Sec retary M1ldred Dose and Treasurer Yvonne Bohm Page 53 9 L .1 . C' ' . lo U 1 1 li . . f . . . . . . . . . . . . . r 1 L A , . . , . 4 - . . . Y. 6 r I r I , , f 1 J' i 1 Y , - f V 1 .I V , ,. ,. : I ' . I I r - f , ff L-an, - f 1 I f I 'Qej in , Z: Y Just O Circulation Staff Top Row: Voql, Watzka First Row: Feuerstein, Meyer, Boprey W ki A343 A News Writers Top Rowg Watson, Krenke, Feuerstein, Zere muehlen, Arneman, Schmoock First Row: Ruthmansdorfer, Scherer, Blaha Back Row: Miss Evelyn Dietleing Editor-in- Chief, Kummerowp Associate, Krumrnelp Sports, Sauve Front Row: Feature, Gesellg Editorial-Pea ture, Vtfentorfg News, Tabbert Headuzie 'Wrgezs and Artists tseated left 'ri riqhtiz Indra, l.eMere, Mettler, Buezie :ow Crane, Hafopp, Steqemanr. Page 54 we: ki NHSHCDTAH NEWS After a semester of intense journalistic study, the junior staff of the Neshotah News is chosen by the adviser, Miss Evelyn Dietlein. This is the group that edits the Neshotah News the last semester of its junior year and the first of its senior year. The reporters provide all students with the timely editor- ials, choice bits of news, hilarious features, interesting student polls, and peppy Col- he Press Editorial Wxters l.aChappelle, Schettl, Schmitt Copy and Prwt Readers Doleysh, l-lanstefit, lchnson, Fanslau 'Y Top Row: Kastrosky, Kafka, Ammerman, Mosuch, Poisson, M, Zermuehlen, I. Zarn, M. Porter Front Row: Kummerteldt, Beduhn, Deau, Geimer Not Pictured: Lintereur, Asplund, Buhk, Kubicek, Allie, Engelbrecht, Cain, Althen umns that are so much a part ot high school lite. The business adviser tor the paper, Mr. Ewald Schmeichal, manages the advertis- ing and printing ot the twelve issues. One ot the better-known characteristics ot the Neshotah News is its variety of scoops throughout the year, such as the disclosures ot the membership of the Neshotah News statt, the Annual statt, and the National Honor Society. Page 55 IUNIQR HIGH CRIER The lunior High Crier statt under the guidance of Miss Mary Dunne aspires to publish an outstanding newspaper tor the junior high school and to train news- papermen and women tor the Neshotah News in years to come. Heading the statt is Editor-in-chief loyce Becker, who is assisted by Mary Ann Karl, ninth grade editor, Carol Flegele, eighth grade editor, and Betty Severson, seventh grade editor. These editors see to it that not only news is printed, but also the best examples ot junior high compositions, book reports, short stories, and poetry. Top Row: Harding, Engle, l.aEleur, Elegele, Kahlenberg, Niguette Strouf, Hohn, Ariens, Talmadge, Beduhn, Eckley, Severson Bleser, Kronforst, Habeck, Miss Dunne Second Row: Kahlenberg, Grover, Knope, Friedrich, Berger, Hoff man, Mills, Elliot, Hall, Lueck, Becker, Kracha, Gesell, Fencil First Row: Anderson, Lahey, Erickson, Severson, Bunke, Benson Not Pictured: Karl, Halvorsen, Hayes 'Q'-4., , . 7615 ,,,......r1 lf1.r1,s- Afru-T, 1:.1 Au llffy' Kina .iesormle eliiori heated Mme Haw, V.'1r1Q wlvzfer and Exlfflf Ellen Watson Recordin 'QESHQTAH ANNUAL STAFF Fllef. 'fetsozi Clit? Fogtfirf f '1.,. Q1 Aliiefri AL1ore',' :got Corrrztnlfee lroe Kuxnrxerfeldl, Clieirnieri Mazen Fcriei' Merte Eedxghf. QA-frfrzgde KY'.lIfiIT',E ',F,,:,.,, .,. xx ., . ,, .. ,, V,i11.A'..D'f1 Af.1..j:.f,Z'.II. fp. K irons Furl. fb 'sf-ll .,., Lrnian, Fdyf- Auoigf Qffyfu P15-1f, ,v . Qtp. ol' Www 'N H, r re ,111,forQ.....ra.l, X .,. f, . l,. e ' .l. A v A-lf1n.:.-e Arg BCL Semin. -.1 l-fir: Arg, F 11l.:1.1:,s'if :if-1 lorries l'Q3slrosk',' Co-chairmen, Mae Arneman, Rose Marie Feuerstein, Marilyn Cine, layne Poisson, LaVerne Buenzow, L.aVerne Meyer, Beverly Mosuch Page 56 1 Q .1 ., , . 1-3,4 pq. K .LY , x ... '1 --pw, 345-Ink , 4, ...mi . .Q I , . 4 Aftwxty and For-ulty Cf-rrmxtfees Fllackoutg and Pl,lbllC1lY Comm ltiees lr oo ne Tabbert cherrman ra Gres will L 1 f I' M as me. S, .ern l reed F Foro Ne Mlm vo 4 Phil Bever y Hovereon charrman Menon Zcnkle Arlene Stueclc Marlon Kublcek rx ' f A w. , 9 'XTG-Y 14 OVW F yr N Y xi rlrum Depatt.,,er's faruie Piltiezi charrnar farzi Krerjie. Betty Hanstedt Eeatures, , Barbara Crane, cr a Norma Scherer, fiona Hrgrr.rn, Shrley lnlynek Business Manager ....,.,,...., Ralph Amrnerman lunior representative .......,,. Rosalind Durocher Sophomore represeritatxe fackie Asflimd Freshman represer,ia1i':e Nana Dean Advisers , , Miss Helen Wing. Mr. Earl Kromer Senior and Features Committees QM? Sports ani Clasfe, Cf rrirridtee r Art arid Typing Crimrriittees Each year the Neshotah Annual staff promises a bigger and better annual, and each year the students strive for that goal. The staff strives not only to cover class- work and extracurricular activities in school, but also to collect snapshots of informal out-of-school groups, so that the yearbook may be a reccrd ot a full year. Editing and publishing an annual means a variety of jobs tor willing students under the guidance of Miss Helen Wing. Many of the jobs to be completed before the standard of perfection is reached include: writing copy, planning the dummy, pasting blackouts, taking pictures, and producing a skit. All of the pictures in the book, with the exception of the senior and classes sections, are taken, developed, and printed in the high school by Mr. Earl Krorner and his student photographers. lt is unusual for a school yearbook to have this much of itsl own photography. Page 57 . mms.. Mr. Earl Kromer, adviser, and Photography Committee lott There are over tive-hundred National Forensic League Chap- ters in leading high schools in the United States. The N.F.L. is a national honor society tor high school speakers. Students may gain membership by obtain- ing twenty points through pare ticipation in debate, declam- ation, or extemporaneous read- ing and speaking. ln the spring ot each year keys, emblematic ot membership, are given to new members by the adviser, Mr. Vernon Beckman. On the Stage Back Row Clarke Lueck Mr Beckman Front Row Simonis Gunderson Karl Boorey Zermuehlen Top Row Coach V Beckman Sauve Row 3 Clarke Zermuehlen Row 2 Lueck Simonis Rowl Brull Karl I TNI Resolved That every able booied male citizen ot the United States should be reot nec to have one year ol ime rr il aru trairi g b lc img the age ot twenty lou s sub,ect vwa debate C out tie state in t e 4 also tl ooi year T e mer bers ot the A team r tel e ear atxe lvlarefSi r1sa1dDotoasLucrtrfgat1ve Mary n lkarl and M d BI lv lirect on o Mr Vfrro Be ltmari the A team wor ten debates and w y tot, the tearivvcr lo Page 58 , W W . 1 X X , 's-. A '23 J 5 let' , fit 'A . 'lfld ' efcre-at'1:.. , f X - 'r, A Thi -' ' 's ' -Qi tl,ro'.1:h.,' l C' h l9 S-lfm sci l f . :1 tori e ' . - a Iirmative were: Charlotte Gtgmierscifri and Dudley Sauvep A-team negative were: Bob Clarke and Donald rn 1,lln'l1, The B-t .ii rnenpbf-rs lf.ClLlCTC .lf affirzfi L , lr 4 .siricz ' 1 111' 'e TT ii- ' , An . ililfr-'V hull. Uliilr-I 2.1-ri' 1 t . - i ri ,c' . i - Z i ,. , S ent 'Q 'r' B- 2 ' .six amd. st tour. Se I Mi, - DRAIAATICS CLUB '. . .. ,A vv Sfcifiilffji Scxrxme. SJEITUE., Han- 4 Ser. Lteok Sauve, Zerrrpgehlert, ,vi--an fc,-,YW 'F.,:g. nw., Petgrazr, lzeitze., Shenosfcz, Tal- rracgo, renter, Clam, ' ., fc l,:..fI .cflofi Chef, ..iY1- 8'1'QI'lT1, .C-i.'T Deau, Dofiii ' Shekcnci 'IF-.. Every Wednesday mqht after school Junror hroh students rnterested IH speech gather rn Mrs Glomstads rcom for a meetmq ot the Speech Squad The hrst semester othcers were Presrdentlelazelf'-Xrneman Vlce Pres1dent Luanne Bohne Secretary loanne Fr1edr1ch and Sergeant at arms Beverly Schnese The second semester othcers are Pres1dent lrmmy Schm1tt Vmce Presxdent Nancy Ge sell Secretary Marlene Sxmoms and Sergeant at arms Beatrrce Fencll Thls year there are tour commlt tees Entertamment Program Con stltutlon and Makeup Two plays were qwen ChF1StmdS Wmdows and Not Qurte Such a Goose lhe Dramatlcs Cluo was orqanlzed tor those sophomores Jurlors and se nlors rnterested 1n drama To be elrqlble tor meml3ersh1p a student must part1c1 pate tn some dramat1c a t1v1ty Under the leadershrp of Mr Robert Wrnn two plays were qryen She Was Qnly A Farmer sDauqhter and SwampSp1r1t The othcers were Presrdent Rosalyn Deau VICE Presrdenr Marlon Porter SQH SPEECH SQUAD Top Row Schroeder Kracha Cam Slmoms Gesell Deprey Schmltt Krey Hetue Mrs Glomstad Second Row Meyer Fanslau Ellxnqboe Rohl Severson Knope Kronfort Ferrell Hoffman Bohne Page 59 F1rst Row Schnese ROCHUEWICZ Scheuer Rahn Fr1edr1ch Derncak Schetter lebavy Q fc: Ga- 'ca I-ez. , pw.. y A p ,t If G B Cy Ps y. o hy W . , A 4 . -, VH' A , ,- L 4 A h I' 1 .A . C, . I 5' , Xl. of 1 . - b T, and Secretary-Treasurer, Edward l-lane . K - A ' , , ' ' I . v P 2 ' , , - , . . .. . . ., I '. T S, . , On Wlth the Show IUNIOR CLASS PLAY Cast of Characters Wrlma Shepard Mr Gates Mrs Snell Harrxet Hogan loyce Martm Mlke Warren loe Weber Elo1se Archer Mrs Hammond Frank Sylvester Marco Dorothy Shekoskl B111 Wllbur Shxrley Pesl Glorla Grenxer Lols Kandler Edd1e Hansen Douglas Lueck Helen LaFave loan Fencl lohn Schzmmel lames Bourgeoxs 4 Uuh Cn February 14 the jumor class presented the comedy Ask Me Another The plot centered about Marco a myster1ous colummst on a mornlng newspaper Thlngs happened when Mrke Warren of a rlval paper tr1ed to tmd out who the unknown Marco really was Matters became more cornphcated alter a wealthy wldow s stolen levs els were hldden ln one of several cookle boxes and then taken home by dltterent people Gt course everythrng was stralghtened out tn the end and even a l1ttle romance was woven 1nto the plot The play provlded an enthuslasttc audlence w1th an even1ng of enterta1nment A gay humorous tarce You Sa1d lt was presented by the class ot 1946 The play took place at Gallop lnn a summer resort ln the mountarns Spencer Slmple a clerk at the 1nn was desperately ln love w1th Naoml Belmont Clltfe Spencer looked exactly l1ke a well known crlmmal called Slugger Slrnrnonds When the real Slugger showed up at the mn everyone was bewlldered Thlngs went from bad to worse when Mrs Belmont Chtte s 1ewels dlsappeared and Spencer was suspected ot the theft Ot course every thxng was cleared up before the tmal curtaxn Was the play a success? You Sald ltl' SENIOR CLASS PLAY Cast of Characters Mrs Polly Gallop Carol Krenke MdlS19 Poole Norma Scherer Spencer S1mple Donald Zermuehlen Slugger Slmmonds Donald Zermuehlen Mrs Hortense Belmont Chffe Marlon Porter Naoml Belmont Cllfte Doc Everard Wood Clndy Ann Cralg Hartly Cralg Mayme Lattrmer Bette Angelus Ch1ck Payton Madame Rosa Renault Page 60 Barbara Crane Fred Ahrens Rosalyn Deau Mark Ernond Ohve LeCla1r Mar1e Beduhn Leo Warden Kathleen Kummerow 'f if L . , 5 'Ji K 5 , .4 As K 'lrvfm Hjwi F W 1 -x . M' -QQM, w-. ,-A J pf W x 5131? .ig 'lik' Kick-off Time Champions Top Row Dufano Lmsmeler Klrchman Dreqer Domenoskt Coach OMealy Coach Dean Delmore Raddatz Hoffman OBrien Thlrd Row Ott Otto Pmchner Anderson Daetz Schnorr LeCla1r Borman Matthtes Zeman Lynch Kozlowskt G Pautz Second Row Bruemmer E Pautz Wtlsman Kowalsky Ctha W Paqela Warden All1e Boeselaqer Koss Feuerstem Rhode Bottom Row Strutz laskolekl Glelchner Boprey Mgr Stueck Mgr Schmttt Mgr Repenn Paulow A Pagels Kortnek The twenty ftfth annlversary of football IU Washlnqton l-hgh proved to be the most successful football season ln the htstory of thls school The team coached by Harry O Mealy and hts assxstant Orlen Dean became the ft st Two RIVSTQ football team to have an unde feated untted season A few Qea or htqhl qhte lvfanttowoc Tralllnq at the end of the thxrd quarter 12 O the Purple Ralders set to work IH the fourth quarter The f1rQt touchdowr was Qcored on a razzle dazzle play from the fxve ya d ln e VVa den ha ldel the ball to Lynch y ho th ew 1' to l.1 meter The valuable extra to t wa rr ade or a pa frcn V a den to 'vlat'h1e The next tme the Ratder qrt the tall they scored The play was good for lxty f ve yarda on 1 pass from Warden to Kowalaky rnaktnq the ltnal score 13 12 Hfmeconnnq wth St Marv of Mena ha The all nnportart Homecomtnq game wac wcr after a hard battle The Ratcera often rr the Zephyr terr tory could not bcore Near the end of the flrst half the Ratder drove from thetr own th1rty elqht to the Zephyre twenty tvyo He e the Golden Atr Pc rol talled momer tartly but Bob Kowalsky stepped through a hole n he cente of the ln e fo a touchdow The la tot. hdovy 1 wa scored IF rnne play f cm rn dl eld at d a Cen e DIUIHQF by Cap Leo Warde Ftnal core wa l2 O Alqoma The touoheet co tference qarne of the Ceaeot wa won by the home team w1th e ct 'll . ew e ttc the Ratde o lno on the ft t tot chdmvn ae 'te o e rr he rat hownRofe no owe fr rnt e I eer I . ne. q.n the nl. . .cored the 1r.,tt1ne hey qot e lc, .ps T.. '.e '4. 1 'tyi or 5 ' . rrrrcawen , ra. I 2 'r, .h' third cu .r r 1 ' pix. yar ug.: by u rr.ar.. e f.t.a . atghdowr. 'a, .Jade in cur. t qu ..er ri a ,tty ...'. .rorx t r av.: rty' ' 'nh Rhode qonq over from .he flfteen for hls second touchdown of the qarrge, conto Fa l,1 e cC,.,e.e.1Ce play was C ached on a c '.'1..d-aw, . can o a 3 .ir .' e ag qarge c the sea:o.t. yflth three n ...t' tes of .he qarzze underway . e Rxde.: scored or a delay pass from Kowalsky to Vvfar 'e.. whtch wag qoot. f r fLfteen yardi. The ftnal touchdown rzf the qarne and oeasoa was gcored on an end-around wtth Feuersteln C .':y'1. . ba e. r .. e C..y'. e reg. cf t e qarne . .. 5 b ttle. The ftnal :core wa, 12 f. Team Two Rivers, Oconto Falls Oconto CONFERENCE STANDINGS Pts. .......l26 Opp. Pts. Won Lost 35 6 O Tied CQ O l .OOO 7 O Kewaunee Algorna 44 DePere Sturgeon Bay OOO Rxght Most valuable hlgh scorer and honorary captain were the tltles earned by Leo Warden The bram power behmd Washxnq ton I-hgh s first undefeated and un hed team Head Coach O Mealy and Assxstant Coach Dean Two RIVSFS Two RIVSTS Two RIVGTS Two RIVSTS Two RIVGFS Two Rwers Two RIVGTS Two Rtvers Mamtowoc Sturgeon Bay Oconto Kewaunee St Mary s DePere Alqoma Oconto Falls Flrst eleven who ran plays off the T lOFm6f1On xncluded Feuerstem Paqels Boeselager Rhode Koss Cxha and Wllsman Kowalsky Bruemmer Warden Allle 11:1-F' 2 'whip 9 3 Quarter by Quarter J' Dick Wilsmarr out-jumped his Oconto opponermis for a much needed rebound in the overtime. Coach Byerrie 'Wrclsteul started ihe season with ci Qreeru squad. The reccrd of seven warts and twelve defeats miqht hcl be so zrzipressve- but 11 must be remembered that all The boys wrll return next year. Gm the hcrrie floor llrf'1I' recmri IF mmffd hfavxrid wcm six cmd lost but three. 'l Perlmrfs ?l.er:.r,s1 f-x:'1!1:f': f1.1::.-- yiraayf-ui by ri lNesl11r'.112fg:1 Hzrrh team was the home derrze against Cccrrto The hay: g mllf- 3 .1'.vr,' If, liz. wfzly N2 lend. OQc,:iif,v 1r:1:rxed141t+.-ly werit on a rerripdqe and reached ci l9'l9 score ul the e-1,1 if V halt. Thetlr1r'dquer'ter was Qccriics, 30723. The RdlCl.6TS1lNIT.6Cllc3l6'lY CdII'L': back and pulled 4f'.'f'Yl cf 1 2 rt the cam- wxth 51 scarf- of SGFG. The dame then weril 1r1TO GU OVGYUING arid the sccre we: ffl' 11- . Q . S 'ffCf,fT f5Vr:Tl1IXi'- he-der: Qccritc rushed lc 61 Three pcxil lead. The qemxe licked l'1C,I,ifl'riS fr 7 if Fri. rtf il1e limi riot Q'l'w - Qc. The-: fied the sccre, Witli but Twelve seccrics cf the game leir Er TJ rf g , ell ' ra basket arigi became the hero wxih lhe Raiders vfinmrm 45-43, Apcfher exu1i1:.r: 5:1 ilf- f ' ew- ederrpsl Meriitcwrgc which the Ralders lost 22-QU. The relum carrie F 1. 9 ' il-fli. The Aly' A . ' ,he 311,11 -5 '.N'lI.f A 3-1-26. The score was clese all the Wf?':' rapt the Gigli.: : : rzgzrigfrs. Bail. cf fhf AQ 1: l If- Alrx :pm '.-url tg' 'f 'fre 3' 229 with 61 1271 lf-all at Ulf' emi ffl tzpe tzrsf 'rxmr-.r :. Tm- it Ca faff r-Q:-- wgtfr flie lirnders wzmxmrg Qu-f7. Duel: lffzlsrzrrzr. '.-sri: .,: 5, fir the lrlfgders 1:1 the ccrxfererzce wih lfftj pcmis xzi Twelve Games. Bch Fells if CCH zu- cnriif we c'lf1:t1g.1c:1sli1r: wgth W6 m eleven crames. Page 64 BASKETBALL Two 1 errrre e o o e ho' L ng he Oco genre Bxg Bob Kowalsky Walt for a pas f om D etz Opponent Rwers Manmtowoc Qconto Depere Sturgeon Bay Neenah Alurnnl Qconto Falls Neenah Kew-aunee Algorna DePere Oconto St Mary 5 ot Menasha Sturgeon Bay Marutowoc Qconto Falls Kewaunee Depere Algorna J Back Row Manager Schrmtt Kozlow km Delmore Klrchman Braun Plschner Front Row Anderson Wllsman Kowalsky Dreger Daetz Bruemmer Page 65 Swlmmers on Your Mark Postxnq a record of two w1ns and four defeats the Golden Tor pedoes completed the1r 1946 season The team s schedule was l1m1ted th1s year because many schools IH thxs sectron of the state dropped the1r sw1mm1nq programs ln the slx meets the Torpedoes found the keenest competltlon poss1ble Among the teams was Wauwatosa perhaps the best team ln the state Une pool mark was set thxs year that bemg the 100 yard free style by Garst of Wauwatosa Matthles set a pool record at Oshkosh IH the 50 yard dash wh1le the 200 yard relay team broke another record there B1ll Blaha was h1gh scorer wxth 5534 pomts to h1s credlt At the concluslon ot the season Blaha and LeCla1r were elected co captlons Two Rwers Washmqton Mllwaukee Two Rwers Wauwatosa Two Rxvers Oshkosh Two Rwers Pulaslu lvhlwaukee Two Rxvers Menasha Two Rwers Pulaslu Mllwaukee Francms LeCla1r co captaxn does h1s spec1alty dxvmq B111 Blaha co captam wa1ts for the gun m the 200 yard free style Lgmmil Back Row Coach Swearenqen Mgr Wentorf Wood Kahlen berg Kummerfeldt Krexsa Matthles Schmltt and Blaha Th1rd Row LaFave Rochon Emond Paulus G Douqhman Krueger Belz Benesch and Ertman Second Row K Douqhman Braun LeCla1r Czechanskl Wachtel and W Copskey F1rstRow R Copskey Melanson Watson Eggers and Taddy 1ln--- Page 66 ' . .40 A , A . . .43 5 A . . 18 .......,,..... 65 ' . .49 ....,,.,....,.... 34 ' . .35 A, A ......., 48 A . .49 ..,........,,.... 25 ' . .29 A, A ...... . .54 1 V . 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Top Row Iohnson Dean Dixon Napiecmski N Barber Eggers Wilsman Stobbe Retzlaff Row 3 Sibenhorn Emond Tangen Nyberg Pitsch Went orf Gates Gesell Hynek Habeck Miss Engstrom Watson Row 2 Clayton Velicer Suetttnger Lelvlere Watzka LaPean Rowl Iourdain Neumann LaFave Schettl D Barber Perfect Form High Divers at Rest' To become a member ot the Polliwog Club an honorary swimming club each girl has to pass several different tests covering strokes form en durance dives and stunts Tryouts are held each spring and tall and a pageant is presented bian nually Under the direction of Miss Delores Engstrom this years officers are Ellen Watson president Nancy Barber vice president lna Wilsmann sec retary treasurer For 19451946 the club worked on Red Cross Lite Saving strokes and the G A A Girls Inter class Swimming Meet Each year one-third ot the senior Polliwogs are elected as honorary members ot the club. These girls are given pins tor their loyalty and service to the organization. Pins were presented to Ruth Gesell, Marion Tangen and Ellen Watson. Page 67 Sparrmg Partners Two Rrver Two Rlve s Two Rlver AC P ver Qt Shrocton Portage Green Bay Central Ke waunee Two of the team mall e t lugge flght 1' out rr a clc e match Cy Taddy one of the best rn Frghtrngest Flghter for l946 the heavler we1ghts was was Ertch Stuebs elected honorary captaln of the 1946 team Everythtng from bllzzards to measles rnterfered wlth the boxrng program Oco rto called off a match because of a measles epldemrc Shtocton was one and one half hours late for the boxrng match be cause of a snow storm Nevertheless the season was a success The boys met the best boxers IH the state and ID many bouts the declslons were close because the boxers were evenlx palred The school ellmtnatlon bouts were very 9XCl'lNQ What promlsed to be an tntere tlng bout between Dufano and Pautz was stopped ID the tlrst round because of the latter s bleedlng nose The two smallest boys on the team Cope ky and Llntereur engaged ln an evenly clalmed the Flghtrngest Flghter when he was held to a draw by Bxll Copskey At the close of the season the boys elected Cyrtl Taddy honorary captaln ot the 1946 squad Back Row Coach Kraupa G Pautz R Copskey Prust E Pautz Coach McG1vern Koss F Allre Taddy Manager l-labermann Secord Row Manager Orlebeck Lat W Cop lcey l Allre Coenen Ott Braun Kortnek Babler Trarner Lesperance Flrst Row G Shambeau A Shambeau Copeskey Vrrnorche Llntereur Pesl Sebanz Page 68 l ' 's s - s s ' rs ' X . s . l l X ss! f . I F A , ' ' s ......,.,. 5 ' ...,,. ..4,.. 8 b , , s I V Two Rivers ..... . . , Kaulcauna ..,........ 913 matched bout ln the ninety-two pound class. Erich Stuebs was pro- F ....... . . 2 ,............ 712 C V ' ' ' s ........., 4 .. .7 . ' A T t1 s ..... ,.5 ' 6 I .. r 1 , 1, . , . , , s, , ' , . I 1 f A 5 55 V... Five' On the C1Hd9I Path .'n mQ-- ,JA .. 'iff D d West Relays Malley W1ll1quette Pxschner Th t k bl l th G h d d l m the Ma lson ese me men were responsl e or e Brey OIEl1lrattlixZiCCl?eue?sTgE1 Shedlvy Lmsme1er Blaha laskolslu Paqels and Rhode Schramm K1rchman Vellcer Kowalsky raun The htth year of track at Wl-l S should be most successful The boys w1ll have mne meets 1n whlch they w1ll partxc1pate the hrst meet bemq the Madxson West Relays Dual meets 1nclude Green Bay West Green Bay East Sheboygan North and Mamto woc Also mcluded are the confer ence meet the sect1onal meet state meet and tor the t1rst txme 1n the chool s h1story the Lake Shore ln v1tat1onal Relays It IS hoped the lat ter wlll be an annual atfa1r Th1rty teams have been 1nv1ted thus maklnq lt one ot the largest meets 1n the state There are SIX letter men back lohn Shedxvy mller B1ll Pagels hurdler Don Rhode quarter m1ler Bob Kow alsky we1qht man Bob Plschner sprmter and Charles LIHSTHSIST sprmter Btll Paqels IS up and over IH the 120 yard hlqh hurdle Coach Dean watches Bob P1schner and Earl Schramm prachcmq the-lr starts Page 69 1946 All Around Glrl Ruth Gesell G A A GFFICERS Pres Ieanne Lmtereur VICE Pres Nancy Barber Sec Treas Manon Tangen Leisure Play GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION A v1s1t to tlae gym or pool on a uesdav o Frldav after school w1ll prove that G A A IS a good way to end the day Membersh1p 1n the G1rls Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 1 open to all g1rls from the n1nth through the twelfth grade Hockey basketball badmmton baseball sw1m rmng archery tenms and tumbhng are a few of the ports offered to the g1rls The varlous act1v1t1es are under the d1rect1on of lvhss Delores Engstrom and the G A A Board The board IS chosen at a G A A mass meetmg the precedmg year and each mernber IS IH charge of one sport The off1cers of the board work w1th the sports leaders to promote fa1r and honest play among the g1rls Pomts are g1ven to members based on the number of dxfferent sports ln whlch they have part1c1pated and these pomts guallfy them for emblems pms and T s The most cherxshed w1sh of every g1rl ln G A A ms the honor of becom1ng the All Around G1rl 1n her semor year Th1s year that honor was awarded to Ruth Gesell Glrls who headed the sports th1s year are Baseball I-lockey Archery Swlmmlng Tumbl1ng Tenms Mae Arneman Audrey Kafka Donna Garvey Ruth Gesell Mary Lou Iohnson Ieanne Dxxon Page 70 . . 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V 'A Q Over the Net E1 Wtlbt, d o e cver n naheaeda ole rrah Back Row llndra Bourgeols Sosnosky Halverson Front Row Lueclc Wllbur St Plerre Burme1ster -'ntl -Qu Tenms the newest mterscholasttc sport 1n Washmgton Htgh was tntroduced two years ago At pres ent the sport 15 well on tts way to populartty There are a number ot younger boys out tor tennls whtch IS a promlse for the future Coach Wrolstad started thts tennts season wtth but two men from last year s team Scheduled meets tnclude Sheboygan North last year s Fox Rtver Valley champtons Mamtowoc and Appleton The team w1ll also take part tn the dtstrlct and state meets On the Mat About one tenth ot the semor h1gh school boys are members ot the Wash tngton Htgh Commandos Those twenty hve boys passed all the tests gtven by Coach Carroll Swearengen and re ce1ved certthcates S1QI'11lY11'1Q that they had completed the GXGTCISGS These boys are to be congratulated for their hard work ln passtng these tests tn thetr gym classes Top Row Otto R Copskey Polzar F LeCla1r Wachtel Schultz Thtrd Row Kestroslcy G LeCla1r Czochanskr W Copskey L l.eCla1r Frasch R Braun Second Row G Braun Rhode Ctha Mosach Watson Taddy F1fSt Row Stueclc Sebanz Rochon Babler, Lau r1n Absent llm Zeman Page 'II I 2 I f' - vl 'll ' 'r sen s n the . et t. t 'cu s .t tc . 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Q , ' t , Body The boys advance steadmly under lmagmary machme gun ftre Future commandos take 1t easy durmg thetr welcome rest and barbed w1re pertod Perhaps the most strenuous yet the most recreattonal subyect IS phys1cal educatlon Looltlng back on those two or three hours a week spent 1n the gym and the pool students remembf r the seemtngly xmposst ble thtngs done and the humorous httle 1nc1dents wmch w1ll never be forgotten Some tlme was spent playmg football and basketball but most of the tlme was needed ln passmg tests that were glven by Mr Carroll Swearengen Among the more d1ff1cult actlvtttes attempted were swlmmtng one hundred yards w1th hands tled uslng the flreman s carry to tow someone lOO yards m less than thlrty seconds skxnnmg the cat twtce runn1ng dlve and roll1ng stx feet stand1ng broad lump of seven feet and runnlng one m1le tn slx and one half m1nutes After go1ng through all these SXGTCISGS students felt that those one or two extra po1nts on the honor roll were well earned Flfth perxod students go through thelr dally routlne l Memoe of he physlcal ed Ca lcn Class cemcr t ate hef emen s Car w a method of l fe savmg Page 72 t ha' ' I J . U , , . 1 1 f ' 4'f l l l rs t u 2. l , , -sr t mr r'- I , Builders Stragglihg locks and aching rrqascles are the well-known ear- rnarks of the girls' pool and gym classes. But these are not all the classes otfer, for Miss Delores Engstrom leads the girls through an active commando course, a swimming class, and a variety ot ccrnpetitive sports. There is fun tor everyone in tast-paced basket- ball, volleyball, baseball, tennis, and hockey games. Along with these more familiar sports come the newer additions: badminton, tumbling, archery, and modern dance, as well as prac- tice in correct posture. ln pool classes the girls are working tor Red Cross certificates, perfecting dives, increasing their endurance for long distance swimming, and learning lite- saving. Besides promoting health, the diverse activities and the movies make this an interest- ing class. Keep the volleyball in the air leanne I The birdie is in the air. Come on stretch' Superwomen tumble Page 73 x I, ' 4 5 3 5 ,. 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