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

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URGANHZATHONS Thumb slowly through the next few pages and watch the stars go by. Some are dramatic stars, some athletic, and others scholastic. Hobbies, ambitions, and talents all come to light through our extra-curricular organizations. Besides helping to balance the school program, clubs give us a chance to do those things we like bestg and as we follow the gleam of our own interests, we sometimes reach stardom.

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I-Blanche Evans. Helen Dickman. Bernice Boisen. Edna Posteher. Rose Marie Schnorr. Helen Krause. Dolores Hog bers. Doris Cartwright, Rita Lee. Genevieve Andert. Bertha Lindgren. Rika Best II-George Zaltz. Betty Zandell. Dolores Senty, Mildred Banken. Dorothy Schifsky, Adella McClellan. Lorraine Olson Virginia Falkowskl. Ruth Skorczewski. Dolores Glishinski. Esther Gustafson. Ruth Carlson. Mae Gibbons III-ROY Zalesky. Joe Babic, George Okonesky. Ray Nordquist. Marcella Plankers. Leona Jordon. Francis Pierson Rob ert Balfanz. Evarist Green, Louis Sass. Alan Obst Fwentyesix tllUNllUR CLASS TARS of the athletic field as well as the classroom are to be found among the members of the Junior Class. Frequent leaders on the monthly honor roll are Dorothy Klein, Beflyn Sorlein, Alfred Nellesen, and Ruth Carlson. Captain of the 1934-35 basketball team and the 1935 footbal team is diminutive Chuck Kreyer. Victor Calloway and Kenneth Anderson are other juniors prominent in athletics. Headed by their stately president, Bernard Tschida, and their energetic little vice president, Alan Obst, the class has spent a busy year augmenting its treasury and planning for the 1935 Prom. Vivacious Mae Gibbons has made a most efficient secre- tary, and genial Melvin Peterson, has demonstrated his business ability on the office of treasurer. But to see the junior galaxy at its brightest, one must peep in at the Prom held in the school gymnasium on the evening of May- 17. There we find them entertaining their senior guests in a beautiful oriental garden overshadowed by tall palm trees and bank- ed with flowers. Nearly one hundred couples have gathered for the outstanding social event of the school year. The girls look especially attractive tonight in lovely spring formals, and the boys are handsome in their dark suits.