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

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MARIE BORSCH - Want to check up on past school sport news?- See M arie. Her scrapbook is chuckffull of it, Her active participation in sports,G. A. A., and Jr.fSr. Sisters will fit her to be the coveted air steward' ess. ROBERT BOSSARD - Buzz Cat last a name that suitsl buzzes every- where at Thespians, Stage Crew, home room, and on horse back. Buzz hopes to hear other people buzzing their admiration of him when he's a professional football player. BERT BROBERG - Bert - otherwise known as the Senator, be' cause he glories in political arguments-is the Erst of our famed blonde triplets. This Travel club associate aims at nothing less than the minute study of nature's history. LILLIAN BROBERG - Lili, the feminine member of our trio, longs to be a stenographer, but she'd just as soon traverse the world and drink in its beauty. For pastime she attends Commercial club, reads, and nibbles chocolates. RALPH BROBERG -The Governor, another White House' headed triplet, has two very novel callings-an icefskating lawyer, or a guitarfstrumming, honest politician. He debates politics and law with his comrades at Travel club and Student Council. WINIFRED BRONSON - Her deft little fingers just fly while doing fancy work or playing the piano. Winnie, who dotes on French and typing, contemplates being a teacher. She participates in Travel club, Council, and is Senior class vice president. CHARLES BROWNELL -This big, blond, husky lad is every inch charm. He'd like nothing better in this wide world than to be a bachelor and football coach. He himself plays a very good game of football and basketball. HERBERT BUNDE- Councilor Herb isn't as fussy as most of us. He merely requests a steady job. Deer and Hsh, even golf balls, leap out of his path when they see him coming-they know his accuracy, LYLE BUNTON - Impish Lyle, alias Tessie Mc Snertch, gun col- lector, modestly professes he just wants to be good at anything he attempts. Listing into everything as his school activities, he elaborates with Coun' cil, track, tumbling, and operetta. RICHARD BURG - Dick hopes to startle the world with his ver' satility as a commercial artist. When he lays down his paints and drawing pencils, he attends HifY, Thespians, Travel club, Annual staff, and Swim' ming team. EARL CARDINAL - Earl has figures on the brain. Collecting stamps with figures on isn't sufhcientg he fills book on book with numbers in bookkeeping, and tells us he'd do anything to obtain a position as banker or bookkeeper. ESTHER CARLSON - Babe declares she'll accept any kind of position but prefers secretarial work. Commercial club associates enjoy her faithfulness. Her skill with both hands and feet-in needlework, skiing, or skating-is marked. EDNA CARTER - It's a far cry from sports to sewing, but Ed manages to bridge the gap. Ever mindful of Babe Didrickson's record, she, too, hopes to excel in all sports, including her favorite indoor sport, dress' making. LUCILLE CHASE - Lu is a conservative miss whose hobby and ambition are one-storyfwriting. When not aiding Surveyor and Annual staffs, Thespians, Travel club, Library, G. A. A., and Penguin Pals, this industrious girl increases her stamp collection,

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CLIFFORD ADAMS - To take up civil engineering at college or use his wits as a banker is Council member Cliffs plan for life. His leisure time Ectivilipes-swimming, football, hockey, basketball-show his love for out- oor e. HAROLD AFFOLTER - Aff, who held a reserve berth on the football team, asserts he wants to show the world beautiful window dis' plays, iii a large department store. For exercise and diversion he turns to ase a . CLEMENS AGA- Clem hopes to forge ahead as an engineer. Hi- Y and Council are not complete without his presence. He's a handy chap to have around the house with his ability to repair and do woodwork. EARL ALTIER - Earl, circulation manager for the Surveyor, intends to further his education at college, but as yet, is undecided as to his future. He enjoys Hobby club because his hobby is making fine things out of leather. KENNETH ANDERSON - While peddling away on his bike, our congenial little Bud taxes his mighty mind attempting to choose between doctoring and accounting as his future work. Y. M. C. A. and Student Council receive his attention. MILDRED ANDERSON - Silent, goodfnatured Millie dreams of a happy future in a business oiiice. Her social hours are spent with the Commercial club. She Ends time to ski and skate and still remain an honor student. ELSIE AUGUSTSON - Elsie's life apparently is centered on beauty. After collecting and noting the coiffures of movie stars, Elsie decided to be a beauty operator. When travel books are not available, she can be located at the Travel club. KEITH AUSTIN -- Keith, a Student Council and Annual staff mem- ber, is happy when he discovers a good subject for his camera or when delv- ing into the land of fiction. He hopes to enter Uncle Sam's mail service. ROGER AYDE - Who's this Adonis? Of course, we mean Speed, a man of few words, but, paradoxically, a lawyer in the making. When not fascinating the girls at Travel club and Student Council, he collects match boxes. MARJORIE BAIRD - Margie, who is as rhythmical on the type' writer as she is on the dance floor, lends color to Library staff, Travel and Commercial clubs. She is working towards balancing the books of a large firm. KENNETH BARRY -- Kenny would like to have his name coupled with Bach and Wagner. To prove his intentions he plays in the band and orchestra. As a Travel club devotee he reads all the books within his reach. PAULINE BELGEA - Playing the piano, tapping on the typewriter, winning W's, and gliding gracefully across the floor are as easy as A B C to Polly, Senior chorus president, she'll employ her musical talent in selling sheet music. VIRGINIA BIERWERTH - Ginger is a jolly lass who aims to be a nurse and soothe the brows of many rich patients. When she is not pour- ing over books in the Library, she likes to cook and read at home. ERNEST BLOCK -L'Ernie has well earned the reputation of very efficient business manager of the Surveyor. His ability to type will greatly aid him in his career as a journalist. Witty remarks are his specialty.

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or unearth some hidden talent. enough time to knit. HAROLD CLOSMORE-Swing it, Hal, swing it. Here's the future king of swing. This, however, is not Hal's real desire. Having tasted authority as Senior class president, nothing short of being a bank president will suit him. WALTER COENEN - Nick's hand skims over a shorthand pad just as easily and as gracefully as it does over art paper. This modest chap frankly tells us his chief intention is to be a perfect husband, RALPH COLAIZY - As Annual editor, Ralph gives only a sample of what he'll do as editor of a large newspaper. His experience in Council and sports will make him an excellent athletic director - his choice of profession. MARIE CONLEY - This diminutive Irish lassie-weighing but 98 pounds-loves to eat. To ward off the Fat Lady of the Circus stage, she does the latest dances. Her senior write-ups in this book are well worth reading. ADELE CONORYEA - just give Adele an apron and a few kitchen utensils and she'll show you what she can do. Collecting poems is her hob' by. Being quite an actress herself, she aims to be a dramatic teacher. CASIMIR CYPTAR - A member of Thespians, Student Council, and secretaryftreasurer of the Glee club, k'Cyp is well known for his acting and public speaking. His deep, resonant voice will be used to good advanf tage as a lawyer or radio announcer. ERNEST CHICONE - Darkfeyed Ernie's still at a loss as to what he'll do or be after graduating. Boxing and expression capture his fancy at present, but he's debating whether to continue developing these interests ROBERT CIERZAN - In this tall, gangling youth we have a second Babe Ruth. When Rico goes up to bat, his team is sure to win. Oppof nents, beware! He pitches a dangerous ball when he gets started. FRANK CINCOTTA -To bask in the quiet of the noonday sun and hsh is all Sink asks for. As a successful truck gardener, he'll sell the fish he catches to increase his supply of pin money. ARLENE CLASS - Serious and dependable, Arlene turns to teaching for her life work. Jr.fSr. Sisters, Historical society, Travel club, Student Council, and the honor roll receive her staunch support, allowing her A -as Q fr J' ' 4. .3 . - , M3 1 55 j?'s -.gh any 3 if 'B 5 , 2 t 1 R 4 DOROTHY DELKOSKI-Happyfgoflucky Doree always wears a smile. We wonder if her future patients will want to get well when she soothes them with her songs. The Social Science society claims her as a member. LORRAINE DE MARS - Larry's whim of the moment is making her own pretty clothes. To teach dramatics to stage strucks is her idea of making money. G. A. A. and Commercial club take her mind off sewing. GEORGE DOFFIN - If George is as courteous when he repairs type- writers as he is as a Student Council member, his services will be regularly requested. His tales of Roumania, gleaned at first hand, have often stirred the Travel club. HORTENSE DOLNEY - Hortense, Girl Reserve and jr.fSr. Sister, hopes to earn a fortune and then spend her days in leisurely travel. She lists her recreations as bowling and listening to the music of well known orchestras.