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

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MYRTLE HOULISTON - Myrt proposes to become an expert comptometer operator. As all G. A. A. girls - who value Myrt's ability to make a basket at the crucial second - know, swimming, skiing, dancing, skating, and tennis are her hobbies. CATHERINE HUBER - Reliable, good-natured - that's Kay. As a nurse she'll delight her patients, as an aviatrix she'll astound the ily' ing worldg as a pupil she graciously assists Jr.fSr. Sisters, Student Council, and Annual staff. DOLORES JOHNSON - Who hasn't seen or heard of Johnnie, that sociable little miss? Her activities as Big Sister, Thespian, and vice president of the Student Council will prove usefulin her aim - to be an ideal home maker. MARCELLA JOHNSON - Marce is the little girl with big intenf tions. She'd like to manage a large store. Regardless of her size, she's capaf ble of everything and anything. As an athlete she's hard to surpass. WENDELL JONES - Bud's a bit of a tease but a good pal. His fingers do right well on a typewriter or piano. HifY, Hobby and Com' mercial clubs appreciate his loyalty to them. He yearns to travel on box- cars. WILLIAM JONES - Quiet Bill takes his exercise on the sandlots, playing baseball. Contrary to other masculine grads, this conscientious lad, taking a secretarial course, is seeking to be a stenographer whose income will run into the millions. RICHARD JUELICH - Dick's flights are more than flights of fan' cy. Gliding swiftly through the air on skis and skates, he expects to dupli- cate this feat at higher altitudes, using his dexterous hands to control his plane. HENRY JUNG - We have the future Lawson Little right in our midst. Hank wields the clubs like tooth picks. His mind, however, soars higher than the ball - he hopes to complete a law course. GEORGE KATZ - Lack of height did not prevent Elmer from be' coming a football hero and star basketballer. He hopes to follow a career in physical education. To spice his remarks he reads comics and listens to Jack Benny. IRENE KAUFMANN-If any of you girls would like fine patterns of laces, ask Irene for them. Much of her spare time is spent in crocheting and embroidering. Being able to take dictation rapidly, she'll also excel in stenographic work. DONALD KERRIGAN - Don's a gay manfaboutftown who likes nothing better than a good time. To get a good government job is his fancy. If you ask him nicely, he's more than willing to exhibit his stamp collection. LORRAINE KERRIGAN - Lorraine's gay air helps Student Counf cil, Travel and Commercial clubs over some dull spots. She'll become the stenographer the boss would be lost Without, and the tennis player the world will applaud. KATHERINE KIEMAN - Katy cannot decide whether she would make a better nurse or aviatrix. She does know, however, that she enjoys sports. Commercial club, Travel club, and Jr.fSr. Sisters claim her extra moments in school. M ARY KIRBY-Yes, that's Mary, the little bit of sweetness you hear giggling. Her tumbling associates say she's noted for her athletic ability and nimbleness in twisting and knotting herself. However, she says she wants to be a secretary.

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EDWARD GILL-The Diesel engine will help the Duke earn his bread and butter. His stamp collection will increase as the years roll by. Camera and Travel clubs help him while away many pleasant hours. MARCELLA GIOSSI - Skating, swimming, skiing, hiking - that's Mane, an energetic young member of G. A. A. With her pep, vitality, and skill as a typist, she'll some day be champion with 130 words a minute to her credit. GEORGE GROSS -Variety is the spice of life, claims happy-go-lucky George, Thespian and Penguin Pal. just witness all the activities that at' tract him - swimming, fishing, hunting, stampfcollecting, woodwork, and above all, forest ranging. LILLIAN GUETZ-The girl with the efficient hands which simply fly over the key board and shorthand pads. Lil has also been prominent on our stage. To become the feminine Paderewski is uppermost in her mind. HELENE HACKL-The held of writing beckons Helene, but will she heed it? She'd much rather become a dancer or foreign correspondent, being a language wizard. She's a Bob Taylor fan and keeps immense scrap' books of him. THOMAS HARTMAN - Easy going uTom, of King Boreas fame, as Annual business manager disproves his ambition to be an educated bum. As a dancer, he doesn't do so well fhe saysj but trips lightly along aiding Travel and Camera clubs and Thespians. LORRAINE HASENZAHL- Rainy's generosity and lovable nature are preparing her to be an excellent social worker. During vaca' tions she will travel through jungles and unexplored lands. At present she bowls and reads for pleasure. DOLORES HAVENER 5 Faithfully reading the minutes for Travel club, D bridges the ccean and visions herself walking through Westminf ster Abbey and gliding down the Grand canal in Venice. It seems she goes for comedians and operettas. THERESA HOFFMANN - Doing her best in commercial work in school, uTree's little heart yearns to go on into the secretarial field. When not bent on her career, she's active in various sports or tripping the light fantastic. RAYMOND HOLASZ- Dead Eye Dick or One Shot Ray Che pricks his ears to bothj is Thespian president and Stage Crew manager. He meditates on a professional baseball career. His pastime - eating candy while asleep - requires a special technique. LUCILLE HOLM - Being an excellent athlete herself isn't enough for Lug she intends to become a gym teacher and show others how it's done. She is an active member of G. A. A., Archery, and Commerf cial clubs. GILBERT HOLM -With a substantial background of mathematics, physics, and chemistry, Swede is bound to be a success either in mechani' cal or electrical engineering. He's a zealous Student Council worker and Thespian. LORRAINE HOLT- Lorraine possesses qualities indicative of a good business woman or housewife. She can keep books, type, sew, and cook. Her cordiality will grace whichever she chooses. In addition she spends time with the Commercial club. VIRGINIA HORTON - Ginny's brownette hair and ladylike man' ner are envied by many. To be the perfect stenographer is Ginny's aspiraf tion. Her love for books, eagerness for outdoor sports, and her Girl Reserve membership keep her busy.

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V ' .sf-if sf-'sign 5 . .an H ig 'w w? ,E . ,.,. j A vc I ' mei 6 ., 5 ,wm? SUE KIRCH -L'Sue, a delightful little miss, wants to earn her dolf lars as a secretary. She is winning many friends in G. A. A., jr.fSr. Sisters, and Commercial club. For added entertainment she reads, skates, swims, and skis. ROY KLATT-When he has time to spare, diligent Roy bats the ball for a home run. Soon he'll be batting the right figures as bookkeeper of a large industrial firm. He shares the enthusiasm of Travel club. W ' 5 FRANK KNAPP- Frank hopes his stamp collection will lead him straight to a government position. But he won't refuse a chance to work on ' the railroad and an opportunity to see the country at first hand. A 'i ,f A ja ,lll FRIEDA KOENIG -- Frieda's charm and extensive reading combine f' 'I , to make her the nurse patients keep calling for. President of Jr.fSr. Sisters and vice president of the junior class, she adds Travel and Commercial clubs and Student Council to her activities. QC DOROTHY KOSTOHRIS - Dot's ability on ice skates will keep her young and full of life. Her speed in typing will carry her far into the business world. Her participation in Commercial and Travel clubs keeps her well informed. ROBERT KRAMLINGER - Tinker, tinker, little all old radio sets do sob. Bob's set his cap on being a radio technician. When not at h5me experimenting with radios, he can be found ' 'biting the ball on san ots. LAURA KRATT-A member of the Historical society and Annual staff, Laur's love of mathematics shows why she chooses to be a commerf cial statistician. She lists the theater as tops when it comes to entertain' ment. WILLIAM KREBES -L'Kreebs insists his ambition is to work where they pay a salary instead of wages. His humor as well as his tools rings out at Hobby club. Tennis, skating, and carving are his chief arts. 5 if 5 'W . i' my 3 ,K 1 'ie I ci 1 s 5i 2:53, 2 it lf H52 Q V, 'lg 5 .. ,,..:,, . t sis., . 2' 1 ma' . ' ' bt E 1 is M3 y,ky- , , V-,'t, - EMIL KRIZEK - In a few years our tend to business Emil will be fu ? wcrking in a leather factory or at his more coveted work, bookkeeping. ' L ,,,,. I Hobby club, which early attracted his attention, elected him secretary. .A -'f.':. , 4 1 BERNARD KROIS - Ben CYowsah! Yowsah!5 Bernie aims to be an Q 4 engineer. We wonder where and why he acquired his nickname. Maybe .. ', ' '- he'll explain. Woodwork is his hobby. Directing trafhc is his Student -. Council duty. ,a Q FRANCES KROIS -That Frances likes sports is shown in her activif ty in G. A. A., and Archery clubs. On nurse's night off, she plans to have a grand old time dancing to the latest tunes. EUGENE LA BARRE - Although Gene lists wood chopping as his favorite pastime, he turns softie when he speaks of his career. To be a 'awhitefcollaru man is his fondest desire. For diversion he turns to poetry. RUTH LA CHAPELLE-Surveyor and Annual staffs, G. A. A., and jr.-Sr. Sisters have all laughed with Ruthie Inside her cashier's cage she will continue to see the bright side of life and watch other movie fans trail past the box office. RUSSELL LACKNER - In the future, Russ will be all set for any whitefcollar job that presents itself. He has already proved his efhciency in Council and in the Senior class as secretary and will undoubtedly satisfy the most exacting employer.