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

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Page 22 STANLEY MAMPEL-Well liked by all- Sammy Cgreatest tease ever to walk within these wallsl is a celebrated guitarist. In that line he modestly predicts a great future for himself. Some day he'll be married. REGINA MAZUR- Gina is a serious mannered young lady,- yet one of her hobbies is writing silly poems. Stenography is her career, writing her dream. Her activities are G. A. A., Travel club, :md Girl Reserves. JOHN MCCALL-Stars are featured in Mads life. He works on the Stage crew for Washington's stars, collects football stars' pictures, and longs to meet all movie stars in general and one blond star in particular. IAMES MCCARRON-Irish Iim, member of Hi-Y and Council, nas for his hobbies wood carving and skiing. His desire is never to meet defeatewe say if he never admits defeat, he'll never 'neet it. ADELLE MCCLELLAN- Del, a slender beauty, admits ci fond- ness for picking four-leaf Clovers. G. A. A. friends will tell you that her presence will grace any profession-whether she be I nurse or beautician. MONICA McDONOUGH-We wonder if Girl Reserve Monnie's :ollecting all those jokes and riddles to spring on her future patients. Perhaps she's nursing them until they ripen for use in the short stories she's going to write. MARIORIE MCGARRY-el-lere we have our little Margie Brown curly hair and hazel eyes, besides her ability as a sten- ographer and typist, will help her along. She's partial to skating. GLADYS MILLER-Pictures, pretty pictures, she can't resist them: so snip go the scissors, a bit of paste-her scrapbook holds another treasure. To own a car is her desire. JULIA MILLER-eGirl Reserve Iulie wants to earn her living as a stenographer. Her two hobbies are dancing and ro1ler-skat- ing. l-Ier favorite day dream come true would be her being hostess for Northwest Airways. VIRGINIA MINSON- Gee Gee is a member of Ir.-Sr. Sisters, Travel club, G. A. A., Surveyor and Annual staffs. Her subtle humor and decorative appearance will help to make her an at- tractive looking nurse. IAMES MORLEY- I'm gonna be like Rip Van Winkle if it takes me all the rest of my life, vows lim as he works for the annual and I-li-Y. Leap years are his favorite years. EDWARD NAGEL-Turn on the floods! Watch that spot! He- peating these phrases as electrician of Roxy theater would be sweet music to the ears of Ed, our smiling I-ight crew manager and Science club member. SAMUEL NAI-IINSKY- Sam, football, I-li-Y, Camera and Travel club aide, hopes his being a mechanic will permit him to carry on his pastime-taking pictures--and to travel around the world minus the use of the thumb. ALFRED NELLESSEN- Al, member of Science club and Coun- cil is thorough in all he does. Chemistry and mechanics hold his attention. He's visioning an invention that he can construct which will earn him a million.

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MARIE KUNSHIER-When a cute little laugh is heard in English class, we know it's red-headed Kunie up to some new trick. Her ambition is to view Ireland. GLENN LALLY-If Red could be a Dizzy Dean, a Tuffy Thomp- son, or a Iohnny Weissmuller, then he'd be happy because he'd be fulfilling his desire to engage in professional sports, Basketball and Council are his activities. TOM LALLY-Energetic adequately describes Tom. It's neces- sary to be thataway when you're a member of Student Council and Science club, manager of the Stage crew, and a basketball player. You have to step. LORRAINE LAMBERT-We hope Rene, Girl Reserve and Trav- eler, may not find it more difficult to attain her ambition, becoming a famous designer, than to chalk up a high score in her favorite sport, bowling. LORRAINE LA MOTTEHLorraine's partiality to S's is striking. Skating, swimming, stenography, Student Council, Ir.-Sr. Sisters, and reading ia mere R?l are her sidelights. She's pining to steal away to California's sunny shores. PETER LANG- Pete, Travel club member and self-styled lack- of-all-trades, likes to fix electric motors. When he receives his pilot's wings, he's going out to break all the world speed records. ROGER LARSON- Rog iI'm a gentlemanl member of the Golf team has a stormy-weather complex-His never-failing query, Think it'll rain? forecasts a future when, as meteorologist, Larson will receive the daily blessings i?l of his followers. RITA LEE-To satisfy her yen to travel, Ree intends to be- come an international buyer for women's apparel. Her activities in school include Student Council, G. A. A., and Girl Reserves, while out of school she collects souvenirs. ELIZABETH LEMM-Day dreamer? That's Beth -a typical poet. Not satisfied with yielding a mighty pen on the Surveyor and Annual staffs, she longs to produce mighty tones from the Wurlitzer and be a medical missionary. FRANCIS LESCHINSKY-Like Demosthenes, Lardy's searching for-not an honest man-but a fair and not fickle maid. Travel club and I-li-Y are his extra interests. He'd be satisfied if he could enter the BERT!-IA LINDGREN-Brown-eyed Dot's favorite hobbies are crocheting and hiking. She will make use of her commercial train- ing in the capacity of a government stenographer. RALEIGH LONNES- Ral delves into the mysteries of photog- raphy for the Camera club and is a Hi-Y booster. There's a me- chanical twist to his ambition-he would like to be an engineer. RAYMOND LOTI-IE- Babe Ruth and Ray have something in common-both like to travel, and both love baseball However, Ray gets most of his workouts on a dance floor, not on the play- ing field. PEARL MADSEN-Believing that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, Pearl is cooking her way to a top ranking dietitian. Her amiability delights Girl Reserves, Student Council, Travel and Social Science clubs. Page 21

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LLOYD NELSON----Camera club, amateur radio, and picture tak- ing are Nel's interests in and out of school. Owning a small radio station and electrical engineering occupy his day-dreaming. RAYMOND NORDOUIST -The Golf team, Camera club, and Hi-Y have Ray's services. I-le'll earn his salt as an accountant. His wish? There are two of them-to add his score card correctly and break 80 at Keller. ALAN OBST- Peewee, small in size, but a huge success at cheerleading, is going to continue waving his arms about in front of an orchestra. I-Ie's vice president of the Senior class and member of the I-Ii-Y. GEORGE OKONESKY-Hi-Y, Surveyor and President staffs, and Travel club will miss Bud's clever drawings and droll humor. To better Eddie Duchin is his most cherished desire. - LAWRENCE OLSEN-When Ole comes to roost from running and jumping hurdles, he draws house plans, which is his hobby and also his proposed life Work. Basketball has occupied any further spare moments. LORANE OLSONe-An adjective for Lorane? Loyal-her friends vouch for this. She's a good typist and has her mind set on enter- ing business circles. She longs to see new places and meet new races. LORRAINE OLSON4With Winchellian ability, Lorraine told all that she observed at Ir.-Sr. Sisters, G. A. A., and elsewhere in the Keyhole. Dress designing has captured her fancy. Take note of her style now-we predict success. VALENTINE O'MALl.EY-A smile, a hearty voice, and Val's present in Historical society, Council, Science ond Travel clubs. lf he becomes a civil engineer, he'll have the opportunity to realize his ambition to travel all over the world. NEILL O'NEILL- Oh, for the life of a sailor, intones Li'l Ab- ner as he hands glasses over the bar. Thespians--then Stage crew-then an inspiration: why not go sailing with a ship's crew?- Now it's a desire. RAYMOND O'NElL-A Minnesota booster, Irish wants to be cr proprietor of a lake resort on any one of our ten thousand! He's a Council member: fishing, hunting, and riding are his hobbies. tai- nf 7 Whew! MARGARET O'TOOLE-Margaret's serene and serious manner makes her a lovely Big Sister. She expresses no secret ambition but desires to be a stencgrapher. Her hobbies are skating, swim- ming, and reading. MARGUERITE PAYNE- Peggy uses her extra time in G. A. A., Travel club, dancing, and reading. Nursing is her vocation, and ln all the other things she plans to do, she hopes to be a success at some one thing. ELEANOR PENNIG-Eleanor displays her nimbleness, not only in her fingers flying over the keys of her typewriter but in her flashing skates and clean-cut tennis strokes. G. A. A. characterizes her as obliging. ARTHUR PEPIN- Art is hard working and unique. He's An- nual business manager, member of Thespians, Science club, Council, and was Surveyor business manager. I-le'd like to be a doctor. lawyer, journalist, actor, writer, politician, and then be famous. Page 23