Washington High School - President Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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Twenty JAMES MCDONOUGH MARGARET MCDONOUGH ELEANOR MCLAFFERTY GERTRUDE McMAHoN FLORENCE MICHAELS ROBERT M1LLAR DOROTHY MILLER JOHN CATHERINE LEMM lwhisperj --her greatest ambition is to earn and cash very large checks.,As enjoy- able company, she rates among the best. We know from experience. GEORGE LEVINE Joking, jolly Murphy is a great athlete, a loyal adherent of all sports. We nominate him for Ripley's corner: He claims no hobby or secret ambition, but we bet they're both in sports. Are we right? JOHN LEWANDOWSKI To be Hearst, Barrymore, and Stevenson in one is John's modest ambition. His potentialities appeared in his dramatic work, Surveyor editorship, and Hi-Y presi- dency. There's nothing ambitious he didn't try once. Oh, and he's blonde and tall. ARNOLD LINDER Arnie needs no pompous introduction. His work speaks for him. Ably he served the 1935 class as junior president. In Hi-Y, and as associate editor of the Presi- dent, his vitality and humor have cut their own channels. FRANK LIPOLD Mercury, Frank has been dubbed. If we weren't feeling particularly ethical, we'd tell you why. If you want to think it's because he has tripped light-footedly from Hi-Y and Poster Club through track and basketball, you may. LORRAINE LUNZER Though cross-words loom large in Lorrie's life, her friends would be puzzled indeed to hear any but sweet words from her. Known best to Girl Reserves here, she's flying high some day--to Europe, she hopes. ANDREW MARGL Andy is the boy who held the light while you posed for an annual snapshot. Possessed of prodigious cleverness, he wrote many feature stories for the Survey- or. Student Council and Hi-Y vote him a great success. PAULINE MAzUR Polly is a Thespian and hopes to continue to express her dramatic promptings. Club members have appreciated her loyalty. Besides being able to ACT a likeable girl, her sweet manner and friendliness demonstrate that she IS one. MARCELLA MAZURKIEWIZ A versatile miss is talkative Sally . Some of the sports in which she has excelled are: track, archery, basketball, kittenball, and skating. Embroidering is her hobby. Her sole ambition is to become a successful and efficient librarian. EDGAR MGCULLOUGH Mac is a nice sort of fellow to have sitting in front of youg he seems to know all the answers. Tho, we suspect, like Holmes' funny man, he never dares be as clever as he can. Jim is a true Irishman, with a flair for oratory. Politics is his favorite subjectg red his favorite color. His newspaper reading makes him an interesting conversa- tionalist. His speaking enthusiasm he already shows in his expression work. We admire the wavy hair of this dependable and independent colleen, called Sis . Student Council has claimed her attention, and Girl Reserves. Spare time is spent in constructing a scrap-book. She's an all-around good sport. Irish and mischievous, that's Babe --one of our best liked classmates. Her sin- cerity and honesty have won our love and respect. Girl Reserves, Jr.-Sr. Sisters, and G.A.A. have claimed her major interest here. Her addiction to the violin might supply a hint. Otherwise few would guess that Gertie's apple cheeks belong to a poet. Patriotic and of a business turn, she hopes to make her career as a government employed stenog. Quiet and industrious, Flossie will make a good wife. She likes to sew and read, and is altogether the kind of person it would be nice to come home to. The Art Club claimed her attention here. Bob is a taciturn scholar, well liked by intimates, admired by acquaintances. His is the gift of playing the guitar and remaining secluded from public notice. However does he do it?--And he's so tall and handsome. Who's that laughing? Dor, of course. Who hasn't heard her joyous laugh sounding through the halls? Besides laughing, Dor has found time to serve as president of the Jr.-Sr. Sisters and has been active in Thespian productions. MINGO Frog is a man's man in the making. His activities have included the Hi-Y and l Social Science Club, while his hobby is hunting and fishing. Fred Astaire's danc- i ing is the objective of his secret ambition. Kitty will some day be a shorthand writer and typist de luxe , -because-U

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HELEN KALSCHEUER With her impish grin Honey has brightened many days destined otherwise to be dull. She will tell you she likes reading. Her vocabulary will prove it. Her friends tell of her industry in G.A.A. GRINNEL KANE Vanilla purports to be another Wilentz or Darrow. His experience in track may aid him in chasing ambulancesg Student Council gave him training in rules of law, and Architects' Club instructed him in building a case. ROBERT KANE B Kane has two preferences--football, and--for contrast--blondes. Throughout his years at Washington, he has played an important part in each pursuit. Robert belonged to the Hi-Y, and is a wrestling fan, too ROBERT KEITEL Blushingly Bob has efficiently carried on in Science Club and Student Council. Unblushingly he accepted the sports editorship in the Surveyor and President. We're agreed that the results give him no cause to change his complexion now. ANNA KELLY Behind her quietness, Anna is worth getting acquainted with. Perhaps one day we'll be reading her fairy tales to owl-eyed children and saying, I knew her when ---- . b MARGARET KLEIN Mag can take it and like it. Her favorite indoor sport is private secretarying for as busy a person as Miss Dot Zehnder. Outdoors, she gets her oxygen and relaxation on skates, thank you. ELSIE KLOPKA Here's the million dollar smile girl, Else for short,--as if she weren't short enough already. All School Council, German Club, G.A.A., had her loyal support. Dancing is her hobby. Her highest ambition is VERY secret. DAN KNAPP Dapper Dan is quite a versatile person. He writes, plays piano and tennis, and composes music. He was formerly a member of the Hi-Y and the Dramatic Club, while he hopes to be a lawyer. RUTH KOCH Sis is the little girl with the wistful ring in her voice, the irresistible dreamy look in her blue eyes. Her talents have led her into Thespian pursuits, as well as those of G.A.A. and Science Club. JEROME KOLLASCH We'd like to see the dresser in Red's room, he collects souvenirs. No model child, he's little seen and much heard--in orchestra. Details? He has a wealth of friends and hopes never to join the unemployed. LESLIE KRINKE Oh, what bliss to have happy-go-lucky Les's views! It is the more marvelous in view of the depression. Is Joyce responsible? Perhaps his happy association with the Hi-Y and the library have also occasioned them. ADOLPH KRUEGER Adolph has had height enough for basketball, feet enough for football, a graceful swing for baseball, and speed in skating. So he has had fun along the way. His friends have fun seeing him have fun. Doius KRUEGER Molly is a child of efficiency. Witness her achievements in the typewriting . department. Besides, she has shown a deal of interest in German Club, Jr.-Sr. Sisters. Many teachers will bemoan the loss of this secretary in June. FELICIA KRUZESKI Peppy, enthusiastic, and giggling, Babe makes her presence known. She has been a Girl Reserve and G.A.A. member, and spends her extra time copying songs heard on the radio, which she later croons to all listening ears. LORRAINE KUTTNER Want a portrait of yourself or a water color of your favorite picnic spot? See Lorry . This artistic girl hopes to be a professional. If you see her with an easel, X you'll know what it's all about. 1 LA VERNE LAMBERT Frank and impulsive, Red has won many friends about school. Her changeable temperament has made her an interesting person to know. Ambition? It's a secret even from herself. G.A.A. knows her as a loyal member. EILEEN LARSON , A Very musical person we have here, whose ambition is to be director of a girls' band. Her talent has been exercised in both orchestra and Gir1's Glee Club. She writes music by ear during leisure time. BERNICE LEHMAN A valued member of the G.A.A. and Girl Reserves, Bern enjoys skating and read- ing. She has a lovely smile and bewitching dimples which capture the separate and collective hearts of her world.

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HELEN PETERSON ROBERT OLSON Honest and blunt--that's Bob at first meeting. After knowing him a while, you are happy to discover in him an actor, an artist, and one of the best football players our school has ever had. EVELYN O'N EIL This likeable little girl's ambition is to see what's what in a broadcasting studio. Far from being a bookworm, she nevertheless has made reading her hobby. She has been a member of Thespians, G.A.A., and Girl Reserves. BARBARA PATH Bab has hit the bull's eye again and is leaving us, but memories of her captivat- ing grin remain. She has rendered many services to the G.A.A. board and delved deeply into the mysteries of archery. DOROTHY PENNIG Peanuts is the unique nickname of this little lady with the ravishing smile. Energetic in swimming, skating, and tennis, a Thespian and G.A.A. girl, the true key to her future is the piano keyboard. CPardon our pun.J MAY PEPIN Pep's her name, and pep's her nature, if we are to judge from the multiplicity of her responsibilities about school. Sweet, dependable, she has had a finger in several pies--including those operatic, council, G.A.A., and journalistic. EUGENE MODJESKA Any races to run? Cheers to lead? Page Gene. In Glee club for two years, he was in demand as a singer. His hobby is dancing, and some day--who knows?--he direct his own orchestra. MAY MONKS may May looks quite fragile, but she can take it, we assure you. An active member of the G.A.A., Glee Club, and Big Sisters, she collects souvenirs, too, and many strange articles repose on her dresser. FRED MORSE Fritz is a Jack-of-all-trades . Drawing, photography, stamp collecting, tumbl- ing are a few of the activities he excels in. Our great-grandchildren will pay sums for his paintings if his secret ambition comes true. DOROTHY MUND vast Clear-cut, black-eyed, Dorothy goes unperturbably along the even tenor of her way. Saying little, she never says the wrong thing, wherefore she is a model councilor. And to this verdict her friends agree. AGNES NAEVE Few people resist the warmth of Boot's dark, smiling eyes. She has been a pop- ular member of Jr.-Sr. Sisters and Student Council. Her thoughts like her chum Millie's turn toward professional dancing. Much luck to you, Boots . JOE NEUDAUER Lights! and there was Joe to turn them on. Football has made his acquaintance, but he prefers swimming. In spare time he tinkers used cars, so he'll find a job when he cries, Curtain on Washington days. LOUIS NICHOLSON A confused impression of noise, motion, and beaming good will and Nick appears in a given spot. Being Surveyor business manager, sports editor, Student Council and Historical Society member has never interfered with his ticket sales. VIRGINIA NOVAK Her friends are agreed that Virgie's loyalty and trustworthiness as well as genial friendliness make her a friend worth having. She has been active in School Council, particularly enjoys being active in skating and dancing. GLADYS OLSON Blondie is unobtrusive as her hair will let her be, and you like her when find her out. An athletics enthusiast, she belongs to G.A.A. and occupies leisure time in swimming, dancing, and skating. JUNE OLSON Quiet, blue-eyed June is a favorite among us. Athletic despite her gentleness, her All you her she is a loyal member of the G.A.A. Winter sports and an ambition to cruise over the bounding main are her private enthusiasms. Gracious in manner and a pleasure to the eye is Helen. She assists the Dean of Girls and has proved to be a very present help in time of trouble in all Jr.-Sr. Sister activities. MABEL PETERSON Mae is a singer, a blonde one, at that. Watch your rep , Grace Moore. Every vocal program at school has seen Mae there--always sweet and willing. When brother Melvin catches up, he'll design her stage settings. AGNES PETSCHL Agnes is a gracious and friendly little person who never wastes words. She enjoys playing the part of a mermaid when not occupied with more staid duties. She has been a member of the Home Economics Club.