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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1944 volume:

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'f x, 3 I -J - x I - A , Q Ko . , I N ' ' k f '11 H' ,-0 i, ,, ,H ,' ' -wi Edxtor 1n Chtei Phylhs Foley Buslness Manager Kathleen Forbes To M1ss Ella Markham who gu1ded us through our sophomore and Juruor years and who IS not w1th us now we the class of 1944 ded1cate thrs book In lh1S way We w1sh to show our apprec1at1on to M1ss Markham The members of the 1944 Sen1or Class of the Washmgton H1gh School feel deep ly affecuonate toward M1ss Grace Benz for her land and effluent serv1ce as ad v1sor dur1ng the1r senxor year In recogn1t1on of her tactful guxdance and gracwusness toward all th1s PISSI dent IS ded1cated J I . fx' - 'vvvn lj! Lffl, ., 1-i 655312 SI lf + N5 x X Y x? N3 -Oi i'rVl,L,J - I V f 1 , , Yb .9 rf? 'fig ' Q sw X-Q7 X3 K Q ff W xg s 3 X, NON' .2 X KJ 32 V Ni K, N X 3 N 2 X Ns. F h A X E 1 QNX V5 5 L' 1 41 N5 5 N 5 Y bmi ' if W M . I 3 6 To the Clan of 1944: When you receive thif, the latex! addition to the family of Wafhing- ton High School Jenior year hoohf, your days at Wafhington will he nearly over, and the four yearf which you have spent with uf will have paned into the realm of memoriey. A foothall game may he loft, tied, or won. A5 you leave our Jchool to play the game of life, you may lofe it, you may tie it, or you may win. In a large meayure, each one of you has the power to determine whether the final outcome of your life will he a victory or a defeat, a Jucceyx or a failure. In the paft, the world has been too prone to meayure the Juccess of men and women in dollarf and cents inrtead of in the Jervice they have rendered and the good they have done. So, I trust and it if my sincere hope that the memherf of your clan may attain true succesx hy Jerving their fellow men and hy doing good in the world. Very Jincerel y your.f, OLIVER BILLING W ' Not to know me argues your selves unknown MISS WALLBLOM Be happy but be happy through p1ety MISS HURST Her that ruled the roast ln the krtchen MR PAUL RUSTERI-IOLTZ An honest mans word IS good a h1s bond LEO BRADLE . . . No worse a husband than the best of men, MISS BLASE , . . Hope springs exulting on trium- phant wing. Jiri 9 it 2 Sa '4 R' 'WCB MISSES BENZ, MULHOLLAND, and NIMIS . . . 'A friend is C15 it were CI second se RALPH BACON man who hved upon G smlle and well xt fed h1m WARREN LANGE Sclence xe orgcxnlzed know eldge MISS DIEKMANN They soy that the best counsel ms that of C1 woman MRS SKOGLUND Gucxrdwn of health and com forier of 1115 MISS HEALY my But mdeed we prefer books X Gym mad, to pounds RAY PETERSON Best of husbands cmd fondest of fathers 5 MRS PRITCHETT Musxc rs well smd to be the Y speech of angels I .-ru -'Q' MISS OKEEFE My hte IS llke the summer rose IOSEPH GAGNON Tools were mode ond born were hands -e-..,,,r,,,, my 'W ,u-'M 87:5 L iran 'M uk: MISS PAFE Come slt down and rehearse your ports MISS KNAUSS We turned over many books together S FLOYD COOK Travel IS CI port of expenence EDWARD ENGSON He mounts the storm and rldes upon the wxnd MRS SANDERS The more we study the more we dlscover our lgnoronce MRS BOHAN The longer one hves the more MISS MCHUGH Wlse to resolve and pcitlent to perform MISS SULLWOLD Gentle of speech beneftcent of mmd ADOLPH INGEBRETSON Better to bow than to breqke THEODORE SALMON He was our guxde phxlosopher cmd frxend , , he leczrns. ,, , MISS ZEI-INDER Do well and nght and let the world smg MRS MCCOOL MISS SASS Look before you ere leap 1 HARRY NELSON Sports of men he doth teach MISS O DEA What greater or better gltt than educatlon FRANCIS BERGUP The tools to h1m that can han clle them RALPH NYHUS Ah to bu1ld IS the noblest ot all the arts MHS GOULD My life is like a stroll upon the beach. DAVIS ELLIOTT . . . In trim gardens takes his pleas- H Life. WWW.:- CLASSES This year there is necessarily a change in some courses. War time has brought revised math, radio, physical fitness in place of the less vital studies. Students are anxious to prepare themselves for life in this changed and changing World. To be ot service in one's community is one of the highest possible aims ot any American. Z i D Arlene Anderson Dancrng skatrng t bagganrng member s p n the om mercral Club and Student Councrl are but footsteps to A lene s ultrmate goal operator Leadrng the prom was her brg gest thrrll A Wrllram Boarth Brll s brggest thrrll was makrng e honor roll but rom rng the Navy wrll be mare excrtrng Thrs cheerful lrkeable fel low spends hrs spare trme rndulgrng rn all sports .rn it Mt Brchard Boyd Drck s wrshes come true he wrll soon be flyrng rn our country s arr force He rs a member ofthe hockey team whrle hrs other rnterests are baseball and roller skatrng ws... Donald Anderson A rr d y although quret rs very actrve as a member of the Thesprans and Scrence Club Hrs lersure moments are taken up wrth and rce skatrng KMA' Marron Beyer Commonly referred to as Shorty thrs sen ror frnds drrvrng a car her brggest thrrll The Student Councrl rce slcatrng and ten nrs frll her quota tor actrvrtres at home and at school Wrllram Branson Brll s marn rnterest lres rn art but bas ketball comes rn for rts share also l though he wrll prob ably be rn the Armed Forces he would lrke very much to con trnue hrs art alter graduatron Vrolet Ackerman A persrstent honor roll student Lrttle Butterball hopes to brrghten some offrce as a stenographer rn the near future The G A A Hrstorrcal So crety and Student Councrl constrtute her extra currrculars Vrctor Baller Hrs future restrng wrth the Army Arr Forces Handsome Vrc rn e a n w h r l e keeps hrmself occu pred by burldrng model planes He rs ac rve rn both he Student Councrl and the Rrfle Club Pearl Bond Attractrve Penny rs kept well occupred wrth her posrtrons as Presrdent of Thespr ans and Crty Edrtor on the Surveyor Staff The thought ot be comrng a Navy nurse especrally rntrrgues er 591, Frances Amey Frannre Ir Srster and a member 0 the lC C thrn s football and basket a g a m e s a r e tops Her post graduate plans re volve about the ca reer of a lrbrarran or secretary Leona Bauer Frankres charmrng personalrty and good taste wrll be assets rn her career as a secretary t some promrnent busrness man Tennrs occu pres her lersure trme Lucrlle Borowrck If anyone rs lookrng for a good secretary Lue rs the one to see GAA Board Allred Youth Thespr ans and ICC cap ture her fancy present but college wrll soon be her goal Elrzabeth Andert Studrous Betty joys krttenball bas ketball huntrng and workrng GAA and band clarm her mem bershrp whrle her mam obyectrve rn the rmmedrate future rs to become a dental assrstant p its riff Ted Bros Curly whose fa vorrte sport rs foot ball and eatrng hrs favorrte pastrme ex cells best when he rs ou wolfrng mtends to become an undertaker rn the fu ture Walter Brrx Wally has what rt takes to make a good Marrne and hrs ex cellent playrng on the basketball floor and football lreld proves thrs Student Councrl and Allred Youth clarm hrs support Harrret Balmn The mrssronary freld has already clarmed cheerful Harrret E rolled rn the Allred Youth Student Coun crl ICC and Avra tron Club she frnds the Army Arr Corps her brggest thrrll Rosemary Blacrk Football basketball skatrng and readrng take ROSIE s lime lr Sr Srs ers Allred Youth Student Councrl an he Commercral Club en Joy her loyal support She mtends to be come a lrbrarran Etola Broo l playrng When no volleyball or basket wrll md Peggy deeply ab sorbed rn an excrtrng novel Nursrng or secretarial work rs her goal ba you 3 -. i . we ' H V ' ' a .-Sr. f K - b t , V ' ,, , P A - . t ul r .1 t f 1.1: I V O U 5 , ,, ,, en- . , . hr r I C C- I ,W I V f A I - n' W I R. C., 'tt I is -I - - A . . F' Y - - . A - . of becomrng a beauty bqsebqlll football' 7 ' - 1 l A F I I K K , .ig , we 4, my . V . Y C A ,QISV1 lj ' ttss , A A r ,, . Y , up ' A 1.. . . A Y . K L tr.. ,, 1 -- - He -I d t 5 . A . ' 1 y Q - 4 - , . . . f V. . H-ag . , , at rg r. at 3 h 4 . t, 'f ' tr,4e . ' ' ' 1, rr -' ' ' - ' ' ' 'A Q I ' A . . - ll' . t. Mary Chan uret shy Mary found enterrng hrgh school her brggest thrrll outsrde of Com mercral Club meet rngs She enjoys watchrng baseball games and readrnq and rntends to be come a secretary 10- at Ieanne Du Charme Fun lovrng ane plans to make the Cadet Nurse Corps her career Horse back rrdrng member shrp rnGAA ICC and Allred Youth only go to show thrs grrl s boundless energy Kathleen Falhingbauer The frequent appear ance f Coddy's name on the honor' roll assures us of her success rn the future as a WAVE Workrng occupres her spare trme at the present. Peggy Christensen Prnky has a wan derful futr. e ahead o f- Afte gradu atrng slre plans o Q to Brble sc ool and become a mrs rona y e l C C and G A c rm e Dorothy E ot an en sta trc membe Allred Youth Comrnerctal ub an C may be found rlay ta' qamr basketball when ste r-.n ea ra o a s a e secetarral T S lean Fisher Happy ao' uc' ' ea' nre' may be fo'rrr. ro .er n r rorsebaclc r ' d r n A enroys er companronshrp present whtle the fu- ture wrll find her a successful so-:tal of- frce worker 'T Ruth Bunde Blond Ruth talented pranrst and accordron player rs well known o all r r Srsters and the Com rnercral Club com plete thrs future sec retary s currrculum Barbara Domagall or mg a co me f e a n a K. lore r lce skatrnq xarrf tl awrnq as wc as berrrg an actrvr rn er of Cr A A e r spa tr'rre Marjorie Elder hen not attendrnq .1 A A Crrrl Rese ve Q f Ssters Honey be for Pol ,laytrru kr errbalr cr sewrng o le hope c es Shell soon enter the nursrnq held Dolores Busle Dodo pans work rn an offrce a er she qracluates her spare trme she entoys dancrnq play rrrq records slratrnq and bowlrng besrdes herng a member of the lnternatronal Cor espondence Club 5334. i.. Lawrence Dcrner 'IN en L C 'rr' Vt bo rrrd art bowlrrrq alt hr ar tr rrm P nrerl forces '-rv WAR Lorena Falz Dark eyed Lo em' r T a betrrc QUT es skatrrq farrg ra r w IU rlar G f f rae u we know shell sr' :Seed trr anythtrra she attempts Patncrcx Claugherty Tre Surveyor ke r P busy wl' err l r nt atterrdrna Allte L tl and 'lles a rneerrngs H sr arc moments rr e sgorrt s atrttl arta wrrrr m ng b rt r t rrrte ducatton rn crrllnqr- Earl Eherhardt Handsome and l r an exce frr at r ste wrtr two -.tate clramptonslrrr rrr haseball and ba k bal' to add to lrr credrt rs ans a e re Walter Fohrenkamm Handsome Warry, ,r r - or ra earn, frrts te Hrstorrcal Socrety and otuclent Council his maror rnterests. The near future wrll find him answering he call of his country, Y' Iohn Connelly flood lookrrrq t UO WOT ulhllflfl I L Y PCY il C' L l I ls Ollt lt 'NI rn ' r o r r r hor key ev X' f Mxles Efron A rromrsrnq scholar lrqcr loo s or ward eaaerly to em oymerrt as rr mr Urarrrcal engrneer or or tomctrrst When 1 aytng bas Lt one crrr rrr 'r rrs f t or dent Counctl 7' Phyllis' Foley r r one e e sports and the otr or coheqe hyl' 1. s tl r rv look forward o ' A , l C C , A r Youth, Thesprans, the Annual, and Surveyor Staff share her de lrghtlul drsposrtron, Norma Gantzer Surveyor Staff mem ber and p e-ardent of the Qurll and Scroll Soctety thrs glamor ous co ed plans t realrze her amhrtron as a WA? after orad uatron Spare trme actrvrtres are Allred Youth and Latrn club Dorothy Graf regular ter cat o pans o he charm to some ot r e alter lt no Wr mg letters to the boys rn servrce he trrottc pastrme Vxrqmra Gran Gm who has a specral rnterest rn the Army Arr Corps lrnds football and basket ball of mayor rmpor tance lover boogre woogre s e .ropes to enter the offtce prolessron do Q0 Gerald Gelbman A merrber e chamrron trte as e all terrrn of popular erry sup ports ho Student Councrl arr e baseball and basket ball teams ln com rng years we wrll see lrrm as a prolessronal baseball player fv- Robert Graf Studrotts Bob wlo ot very P ts o e ertoys a ro srnq Game football W en Ie rs not pl n nj hrs ca ee as a x e n ran te may b seen attend ng Scrence Cub mee' mas and eadrnq Verna Gustafson Gussre s chee ful smtle delrghts her fel low members of the orchestra and lCC Dancrnq and skatrng occupy her lersure trme when she rsnt dreamrng about her future whrch rs strll undecrded Kathleen Forbes Katres arnbrtton ts to become a Sup eme a b t s fr ways a 'ns hrgh when she dec des ron sorrtethrna Al re o rtl G A A Thesprarrs Sr rweyo an Annual Staff clarm ler member shro 'QP' Ihla Gottbehut When lhla succeeds rn reachrna the herght ot her ambrtron we P lel' G or dress desrgner An ardent football and basketball fart she be-longs to the u dent Councrl .W dai' Lucrlle Grremann u cr s brr cheery smrle may be seen at Ir Sr Srsters or Grrl Reserve meet rngs Her spare ttme rs spent roller skat rnq but her future plans center about berng cr prrvate sec retary Beatrxce Gangl Fun lovrnq Beats spends he spare trme watcl' na football and basketball games He acttltres rnclude l C C nd S ste s wr te 'te next W YEU S wrt In l'e occdpred as an effrctent bookkeepe -he Lorraine Wrth the Club and Grabowskx Commercral l Sr Srs s experrence Lo rarne wrll soon cacres ot secretarral work Skatrng swrm mrng and dancrng are top sports on her IS 'Uh Iohn Grrlwold ack a whrz at football basketball and bowlrrrg looks forward to a career rn avratron A mem b r ofthe ICC Al lred Youth and Stu dent Counctl we know he ll succeed tn hrs plans Donald Gervaxs rs. all lean la s frture plans lre wrh the Marrne Corps Football and track seem to rule Fed s r e when females dont Hrs frterrdlrness accomparrre htm to Student Courrcrl meet rngs Geraldine Grauel et Ce ry s plans are undecrded but rn the meonwlrrle her spare moments a e o c c u p r e d y bowlrng and Comme cra Club The Stu dent Councrl also en o s thrs lrkea e gals membershrp Delores Hafner Besrdes roller skatrng and atrplane rrdrng pre war style Dee enroys lrstenrng to the radro and aorng to movres As yet she rs undecrded rn re gard to her plans for the future Bernrce Glenda Bee enjoys danc rng hrkrng and the 'novres whrle not tak rng part rn the Stu dent Councrl and G A A To become a secretary or a WAVE rs her ambrtron after qraduatron Ioseph Grreman loe wrll become a nephew of Uncle Sam rn one of the branch the rrrlrtar se vrces when araduates At school hrs marn rnterests are centered about bas ketball football and skattng wp. MCYCOIIG Harder Dark harred Black enroys sports of all krnds whrch proven by her attend ance rn G A A Vague rdeas of future plans pass through her mrnd but college wrll probably be her ca reer tl V Court lu ae, u., he fl -- , 5. . t .1 'a . r H ,K K ,A I , the . a lr -Sr V 1 d Y r 1 I r . Y lt' :Z r J, - , U L V yy le r l f d f t of th ' v V. .Qi Thy- g V s d' . T . . ' 5: I 1 lo - ' fm ' J' 7k A, w 1 , , ' k tb t '43, Q I r X- I . , - I - 'ir 3 ' - rv , - - o , t , ' 1 , A t- K -y V- r ' r d th S ' -rf I 1 , h l f , . , , Q ,C , i S r 1 I be Q , . . r ' 1 AM U x ter as . , K V - wrll se . l s a r in X' prornrnent secretary delve rnto the rntrr- ' 7 . ,h D y G ,Q L. W 2 - . . St - . gi i . y l t f . .l r , 4 -4. A E 5- , K ' 1 As y 1 r D t l t add rs n 'r ,rr sp k A s t Y r - - n, r '. L. ' .af - , ' IC L H, A my ' , N' A es of t ' y . , .i . 'r , - a fi x . r b 9 7 he . rs r pa' . nr t . , r r , . ' - I y, ' 'et rr ar . 1 - f I l , e . r A t . 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' Betty Hansen Betts plans to work rn an offtce when she ftnlshes school the meanttme her spare moments are taken up wxth roller skatlng bowltng the I C an Ir r Slsters Lucille Herrmann Number Please wr be tall and at tracttve Lus pass word after gradua non as she hopes to become a telephone operator Baseball dancrng Allred Youth and Student Counctl occupy her spare ttme of l.aVerne Harthel Dark eyes and halr plus a sparklrng per sonalrty mark L Verne as one of the most popular gtrls of her class A capable member of the Sur veyor Staff she plans attendmg college 1n A rv Iames Hxlgert Trlgger e n j o track basketball and football tn hts letsure ttme when not ambt txously worklng after school One of the branches of the serv ICB wlll clarm htm after graduatton l rv Albert Iaclrl Durmg Al s spar txme you can ftncl hrm readmg playrng foot ball or swrmmmg The future will see htm on a ranch occu pred rn cattle ratstng Earl Iaqger Basketball huntmg and ftshmg take p Earls trme but he ts also an enthusrastrc member of the Rtfle Club Although hrs plans are undecxded he wtll probably en ter hrs country s serv tce soon Willard Halweg Scortng goals hockey football and S W l l'l'l l'l'1 l l'l Q U l' 5 Wtll s sportxng terests The Student Counctl enjoys hrs membershrp at school t the Army tr Corps will clarm htm alter graduatxon 3 Q 1, W Robert Helnen Bob a member of the Student Counctl enjoys football swxm mtng and horseback rtdmng Hrs future ca reer wlll be that of a satlor zn the U S Navy 1A Betty Isaacson from home room 210 fxnds bas ketball games and talkxng her extreme pleasures She plans to be marrxed and contmue her golf and bowling upon gradu atlon 'UG be Win rt, it Frances Hanon Red hatred Fran from Home Room 107 enjoys watchmg foot ball and basketball games Her patrrottc plans for the future are to do some kind war work 1n large factory Genevieve H8lnYlChB Nlkkt has plans of becommg cadet nurse when she fm rshes school Besrcles enjoylng membershtp rn GAA her favor xte sports are base ball swlmmmg and dancmg Darlene Isler Darlene personalxty adds gay the clubs t whlch she belongs Gtrl Reserves Student Counctl and lCC Although her plans are mdefxnlte w know shell come out on top sparklxng Sty to Eunice Hedlund Gay Smlllng Hume would ltke to con tlnue wtth her lrbrary work after gradual mg She enjoys foot ball basketball and roller skatrng and tn her spare trme wrrtes to that certatn some Violet Holcomb Roller skattng and to boggantng take Scottte s s p a r e trme The Commer cta Club Allred Youth and Surveyor have mtrrgued thrs Mlss from 308 Sho plans combme travel wtth avtatton when she ftntshes school Shu-ley Iohnson Cmojyn IMN Shtrley one of he short grrls of the Sen tor Class can alway be tdentlfred by her wlnnmg smile graduate of mght school she IS greatly mxssed by her class mates Gerald Hexdenrexch erry who rs erybody s favortte h a s dlsttnautshed htmself tn track and as treasurer of the semor class Hts tm mediate plans after qraduatton he tn he hands of the Eumce Houlrston Sallors seem to cupy most at Lumce s spare moments whtle she lsnt gltdtng on roller skates dreammg of a secre tartal career but she funds trme to attend G A A and Commer ctal Club meettngs A prestdent of the lFlC a member of the GAA Board and Student Counctl Carolyn rs conttnual ly on the go Col lege and the fteld of medrcxne wrll deter mme her future . 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Mft Gerald Kafka Brg brawny bone crushmg Ierry was a football star on the all crty team He en Joys hockey track and the beneftts f the Allred Youth whtle the Marme Corps IS hls chotce after graduatxon Betty Komlosan Cute Do 19 who loves smgmg and dcmcxng IS an actwe member of G A A Thesplans Student Councll and l C C Well hked by every one she plans to at tend college for fur ther educatron R'- Xt ' fttrftil Hoy Lrllolkov Stx foot two eyes of blue descrtbes Roy He contrlbutes hrs tal ents to the Student Counctl and Avlatton Club and always urgmg htm on IS that dream of becomxng an aeronauhcal engx neer Bette Kelbe Lrvmg o horse ranch IIHX s idea of a marrxed ltfe H e r well rounded actxvttfes 1 n cl u d e C' A A Thesptans and Allled Youth but some of her spare ttme ts devoted t umtormed men lin-so Charles Kopelke Bud won t md trme for hrs favortte pastxme day dream mg when he enters the Navy Football hockey and Student Counctl take up most of th1s blond bomb shell s spare hme Albert Lowe Good lookxng Al 15 the xdol of the semor gtrls at school Base ball skung and has ketball hold hrs m terest when not plan mng hxs future tn the armed servtces . . ,..,.,...k ,tn U..,tf55k -5 -ykt,t , V, fr ff,-. yrk, i W-gjfeit-fmt? 'KS' Shrrlsy Iordan Shirley actxve member of the Stu dent Counctl tntends to become a stenog rapher ln the future You may ttnd her dancmg or htktng tn her spare ttme AIICE Knelssel When not dreammg of becomtng a sten ographer Altce occu pres her spare tlme htkmg dancmg and roller skatmg school she lS an ttve member of the Commerclal Club Gerald Langavrn Ierry plans to de vote the rest of hts hfe to the career of a mechamcal engx neer Formerly member of the IH C and Avlatlon Club he left Washmgton graduate rom mght school 1 1 f 'V' Lorrcnne Iuelrch Fun lovlng Lorraxne enloys basketball as w as all o er sports She ts an en thuslastxc member of Allred Youth and GAA ut t e thought of marrlage s foremost m er mmd Caroline Koch A future stenogra pher Cee hatlmg from 209 looks for ward to graduatton as the bxggest thrlll 1n her hfe Her out stde xnterest ts dxvxd ed among bowlmg readmg and the lat est song htts 19' uw' Donna Lang Well dressed Donna whose pleasant vofce may be heard rn the Gxrls Chorus and Student Counctl plans to devote her career to a marrled lxfe after the war Marguerite Kelsen A f t e r graduahon Margxe plans to of fer her services to the Cadet N u rs e Corps An all round gtrl her spare mo ments are spent skat mg bowlrng and at tendtng l C C meet mgs TY Mary Lou Krueger When Mary Lou gets a certam gleam 1n her eye we know that she s up to some thxng and 1ts usual ly mlschtef Bowltng dancmg and hbrary work hold th1s brown eyed mxss mterest Kathryn Knapp I R C Commercxal Club and GAA oc cupy Kay s letsure moments bes1des danctng and skatmg Bemg a secretary a WAVE ts her atm for the future ,gms it Paul Kummel One of the sports tn whtch Buckets cells IS basketball He enyoys workmg an a career plans on makmg gooa ln some branch of the mxlttary servxce Roger Lundblad Qulet Bosco ways has a cheerful smrle for everyone Bestdes playmg foot ball and basketball he enjoys musmc H1s career w1ll be with Uncle Sams Navy after graduatxon Marcelrns Lynch Wtth Thesptans and IRC on her ltst f actlvtttes Marce also favors basket ball skatmg read mg and wrxtxng The future wxll fmd her a model housewtfe for some lucky person Lorraine Malulki A future office gal Lorraine can either b found whirling across o dance floor or whizzing by on some frozen pond The ICC claims her membership Sara McDonough Lrkeable Sue may be seen leading the cheering at football and basketball games or strutting with tlce band as o majorette This senior fom 103 wi soon take a posi tion as a secretary Loi: Nelson Lois can frequently be seen roller-skating at th e Colliseum, . .A., I.C,C., an Student Council fill up most of her spare moments, but she still finds time to tackle shorthand characters. Elizabeth Manthei Student Council Com mercial Club and Allied Youth claim this pretty miss from 304 whose sole am ion is to trave She engages in danc ing and skating in er spare time gg rl David Merry Handsome Dave enjoys football base ba hunting and fishing when he isnt riving a tuck the near future he in tends to become government meteorol ogist Iehn Newman The Navy will claim Smiling lack after graduation, but mean- while the Student Council enjoys his membership. A reg- ular out-door man, lack finds hunting and skiing his favor- ite sports, Elizabeth Magnuson A ied Y o u t h a d Thespians ae some of the organizations Be y joined u s c knitting an yea round spo ts in terest ter Ta ina journalism in college h r pan for e future gr Robert Martin Quiet and shy de scribes Bob His favorite sports are hockey and football while in his leisure time he builds model buildings His imme diate plans following graduation are join the service Thomas Murphy rish the li fellow whose inter e s lie in foot all and baseball ans join e Army Air Corps after graduation, and w a join in saying Good Luck to him. an Ioseph Mahoney lvfischievious L e loe a g eat sports 'nan and futu e Ma rine enjoys fishing and football He ex peiienced his biggest whi e iding in an airplane for th fi st time -r S- fix L--'Elie' ' Gerald Maxwell lerrys tumb g ability has mad him well known in school A member of the Stu dent Council Rifle Club Aviation Club and Allied Youth he plans to become p lot Elsie Nagy Hai ing from 02 El whose ambition is to become a ste nographer ts a Stu dent Council member She can be found l e r - skating cheering at basket- ba and football games, 1 Alice Martin un loving joys skating football dancing an e movies She intends to join the WAVES or become a secre b t Stu den Council and Commer cial Club claim her attention at school 3 Mary lane Mollner Red belongs t Student Council Com mercial Club Ir Sr Sisters G A A and Allied Youth She enjoys movies and reading and intends accept the position of an efficient secre tary Louise Ohr Attractive L 0 u i s e lends a helping hand at the Girl Reserves, Historical Society, Thespians, Ir -Sr. Sis- ters and Student Council. The busi- ness world is her chief attraction. ...- Haro Martin Red enjoys foot ball baseball hack y and basketball when not driving his car He intends 0 join the Army after graduation and we know hell be a huge success George Muntean Chach s kidded about cheerleading at football games his favorite sport This boogie woogie l a d enjoys swimming and fis ing as well the Navy which he pans to join a er graduation gt Qin in Donald Olson For the duration, f'7on's interests lie in the Army Air Corps Training P r o g r a m, while his post-war plans center in chem- ical research work. Stamp collecting es- pecially interests him, Marilyn Peterson Marlie attends the Historical S 0 c 1 e t y Girl Reserves and 1 C C Skating and hiking are especially to her liking while some day in the near future well find her famous as a Fashion Designer Loretta Prokolch Toots pastime 1s dancing and swm' ng h 1 l e h friendliness is distrib u e at G A A we dal y classes She hopes to become a 1ournal rc w r a graduation Mary Alice Roillor If you see a Ford V-8 coupe race by, you'l1 know that it's l'S1s and her friends who enjoy themselves in spite of gas ration- ing. Past-president of the Girl Reserves, she graduated from sum- mer school. av- Loren Peterson Ta blond Bus plans to 1o1n the V 12 Program of the Navy His le1sure time taken up at the skat ing rrnks or in some corner with a excit mg book in Floyd Quimby Quiet unassumlng Floyd s pe sonallty will a1d him greatly the future w re attend ng Hamline Durmg his spare time you w ll find him at any skating rink Lorraine Heisinqer The call of the out- doors holds a charm for Lorraine, whose favorite sports are hiking and swimming. th future s e hopes to grace some office as a secretary. ps-are X Kenneth Palmer Shy Ken enloys o t b 1 l bOXl bowling and reading in his spare t1 e His futu e intentions are the Navy or the M a r 1 n e s and we know he will succeed in whatever he un clertakes Arlene Pospyhalla Chemistry w1ll inter est Pospy in e future but giving parties and dancing tae up her t1 e now GAA and Al hed Youth claim thls miss from 301 B ,fb Audrey Payne Reddy is a friend to everyone She lS fond of music read ing and football and intends t become a private secretary after gaduation t some prominent busi ness man Allan Poucher ex who halls from 107 is active 1n the Student Council while his spare time 15 spent playing foot ball and basketball The V12 program will occupy his future plans fs-. ' if Y Q..-P Ki- H to Edward Ran-Asperger To ga1n fame as an aeronautical engineer lS Eds ch1ef Gmbl 1 ron u in e meantime h con tents himself with pre-fllght study and building a1rplane models. His favorite sports are bowling and swimming. Richard Re dxske Dick 15 one of the outstanding baseball stars on the Wash ingion team Sports are his life and love and we hope his de sire to become professional baseball player comes true. Phyllll Peterson a y a u g 1 n Pete with her dy namic personality is greatly missed since she graduated from summer school She was an active mem ber of Girl Reserves while bowling toot ba and movies claimed her Frank Qurttor Active in the 1CC Frank enjoys movres and also good books s a his when gliding across the ice of some slrat 1ng rink As yet hrs future plans have not taken form 'lf Walter Rich Quiet Wa ly has been a faithful mem- ber of the band dur- ing his high school years. His spare time is spent swimming and dreaming of his plans, which are still undecided. Laurel Plleike Laurel a prospec tive bookkeeper an enthus1ast1c root er for Washingtons football and basket ball teams Her mem bershrp 1n both the Girl Reserves and lr Sr Sisters adds to her credit May Rafferty Like so many others Rosie plans to do secretarial work 1n the future Besides attending G A A her at et1c a 11ty shown when she skates and bowls Rose Rocco Rosie plans on be- coming an angel of mercy with the Cadet Nurse Corps after graduation, A mem- ber ot the Commer- cial Club, she may b found skating. dancing, or reading in her leisure mo- ments. 3' Echo Roth Fun lovrng Lcho an actrve member of Grrl Reserves and l C C enjoys readrng mov res swrmmrng and horse back r r d r n g Nursrng wrll clarm her attentron alter graduatron 1 Theodore Scherer Ted from 207 had b gges t whrle rrdrng horse back Skatrng mov res and readrng get hrs unlalterrng atten fron but the Navy has even a greater fascrnatron for hrm Larry Schwartxbauer Veronrca s p e t eeve r harr whrch always gets hrs eyes spends hrs ersure trme swrmmrng and hopes to enter rnto the avratron held soon after graduatron Phyllrs Salwasser Phyl from Room 303 rs cr member of the Grrl Reserves She spends her spare rme roller skatrng 0 dancrng and wrll one y be found work rng rn an offrce Lora Schlozer Strnky so called by her frrends plans attend college or become a Navy nurse rn the future GA A and Qurll and Scroll Socrety clarm thrs mrss from 208 Dorothy Sebelta Studrous Dot frnds rt drffrcult to deter mrne whether e rrursrng or busrness freld holds a more promrsrng future She spends her trme skat rng playrng Xavrer Cugat records and actrng wrth the Thes prans VW' ,rr We r Wrlbur Rolph Freld and stream hold an rrresrstrble attrac ron or Wrllre who loves to camp and skate Hockey rs hrs favorrte sport and he hopes to become offrcer e Navy an Rrchard Schauer Even though football and track occupy most f Drngs trme he frnds trme to belong to Student Councrl and Allred Youth Hrs plan rs to rorn the Navy Arr Corps Betty Schnenhar Lookrng forward to a brrght and happy fu ture at the Unrversr ty Betty devotes her trme to dancrng ska! rng movres and books Musrc also plays a part rn her r e Dorothy Ross Dots who can rdentrfred by her ge nral smrle loves skat rng sketchrng and the crnema Her fu ture rs undecrded at present She rs member of the G A A Shrrley Schauer Quret and socrable Shrrley rs well lrked all Her spare trme rs taken up by dancrng skatrng and movres whrle her fu ture Plans lre rn p trcal work Elsre Schulman She floats through e arr wrth e greatest f ease wrll soon descrrbe who has d crded to become one of those few and tar between arr hostess GAA rs er mam actrvrly meer ...., Roy Schaffhcrulen Our Roy Boy from 202 enroys nothrng er han a game of marbles and the musrc of Whoopre Iohn The future wrl frnd hrm a conductor on a street Car 2 Dorothy Schmrdt Busrness college the future goal f Do from home room 102 An actrve member of lr Sr Srs ters and ICC er tree hours are frlled wrth brcycle rrdrng and wrrtrng letters Harrret Srmn mg Harrret whose tore most ambrtron rs to work or Uncle Sam as a WAVE rs a newcomer to our school thrs year Her favorrte sports are tennrs and horseback rrdrng vw. Dorothy Schlaeqer Dotty from 307 plans to become a telephone operator rn the near future outstandrng member n the l C C Scrence and Rrfle Club s e lrkewrse a true movre fan fe-Q Q- Alexrs Schnerr A member of the Al lred Youth and the Hrstorrcal S o c r e t y Al rntends to orn the Navy Arr Corps rn Iune Fond of mu src and swrmmrng one can frnd hrm royrng them durrng hrs spare trme ,- be Thelma Solberg ay v r v a c r o u s Blondre wrth her mrschrevous b l u e eyes adds charm to Grrl Reserves Ir Sr Srsters G A A An nual and Surveyor Staff Undecrded as to what her career wrll be shell try col lege frrst Ioyce Stabbing Easy on the eyes Ioy hopes to enter the stenographic or secretarial field f vocation Basketball football games skat ing and Allied Youth have their place in her pattern of school ie P+ Evelyn Thompson Phi active member of lr Sr Sis ters and the Science Club fills her leisure moments with skating and reading Her am bition points to a sec- retarial goal. rl, Ianice Westlund fanny is from Mur- ray, where she was a member of G.A.A She spends her spare time ice skating, bowling, and singing, and her sole ambi- tion is to become a distinguished so- prano. Allan Strane prominent factor an the football and basketball teams is president of the Student Council Swimming and skiing are enioyed by him until after graduation when he can torn the Air Corps in Maurice Treberg Tall fair Maurice en Joys track and Stu dent Council as his s c h o 0 l activities while after school work and movies take up his spare time He intends to join the Marines soon. , fig 1 as V Q r if Iobn Weltlund lack, whose favor- ite sport is hockey. is an active member of the Allied Youth. He will be a credit to the Army Air Corps, which he in- tends to join after graduation. Mary Ann Sole! Friendly P 1 n k y who likes dancing and skating hopes to become a private sec retary The Student Council GAA and l C C enioy her com pany She also likes pow wows and read ing to- Robert Sweeney Bob the pride and of 309 distin guishes himself football and swim ming This boy with his super physique wi one day working for Uncle Sam s Navy sim. Ierome Stasny Ierry well known to everyone plans an ioming the Navy aft er graduation While not bowling or golf ing he finds pleasure in hiking fishing and hunting 'ix Florence Sumo! folly good natured Florence left the class f 44 to graduate from summer school ln her spare time she could be found at tending Girl Reserves Mary Strub With baseball and football as her favor ite sports and Ir Sr Sisters and G A A as her pastime Mary is continually on he g As yet her plans are undecided Marian Sundberq Sunny who loves roller and ice skate is a member of the Allied Youth and GAA Office work will take up her future until that cer tain someone comes along football and basket ball games Lois Wallen How many wrong numbers make a good telephone operator? Lois is going to be one. She is on the Annual Staff, while her other moments are spent ice skating and attending movies. Wesley Webber Wesley, whose favor- ite sports are football and baseball, plans to join the Army Air Corps as a ground crew mechanic. We know that he'll be successful in his chosen field. Allred Tschxda Al a Kay Kayser fan lists his favorite sports as baseball basketball football and hockey We hope he will be successful in his career as Marine. , ta ? - Floyd Waclu When the Sarge yells Attention an a sleepy eyed soldier straightens up you ll easily recognize Floyd whose favorite pastime is sleeping His future will rest in the capable hands of e Army. , 1 . , . .E Q ,, ,fastest-,r, t, 5 g f -s Till William Whittle: Bill will offer the Marines his services for the duration, while his P05l'War plans are located in the State Highway Patrol. The Student Council and Ski Club enjoy his member- ship. X - we 1 X ' A . W si 5, ici f -.. ef., .. ,.,,r. 4 'W arise-i-ii i Gerald Wilson Curley-haired letr- ry's winning person- ality makes him well- known to everyone. He attends Student Council, Aviation, and Science Club while planning to be- come a sales manag- er in the near future. 8... Ft Luvonne Young Attractive LaVonne entays tennis and dancing. Stu d e nt Council, G A A, ln ternational C o r r e sriondencu Club, and the Commercial Club claim her member- ship until graduation, when she plans to loin the WAVES Q: i' if- L 4-, b, 'GW' Irene Wrisky Maw YW? L 3 lrene's radiant smile MQW' G member Ol -- K' L., Wm one day bnghten thed Student Council f up some pmmmem an an ardent toot- , In fb' business ollice, Al- ball lon' would like ' I W . i my . STQIC to Marines her to become G Vflccllsl- lr! 4 U spare time is spent Her Smgmg 'S her .t Aim: .T reading' dcmcmgfond mam asset, and pa- 3 I f relaxing at the the- tience and talent will er 7, y mer' develop it, . ' ' ' e y tm. H-s is K Arlet Zuspal ,K Merlin Hubenatte john Kopp A luture lady in V, 'lMerl1e, one ol our Whenever You hem, white, Arlet is ex- ' It Q Lonain. Pioucschke trumpeters in the a solid beat of the ceptionally partial to . 4' Y band and orchestra, drums that sounds Kay Kayser, Movies Q, Home mom 207' wiv lelt us to tinish study- strictly m the and Student Council . ' ' mlss Gllmcllve ple ing in summer school groove, y0u'l1 know occupy her leisure . ll X when She graduates ln his spare time he that lohnny is play- hours,wh1le baseball ,,. A Although hel Plans could be seen sup- ing them. A new- has even a greater are mdelmlle- he' porting the tootbcll comer this year, the appeal lor her. my T mendly pelsoncllly and basketball teams future V,-,ll ymd hlm assures her ot much G Soldler success in the tuture Valedictorian--Walter Fohrenkamm Salutatorian---Violet Ackerman Ruth Bunde' Louise Ohr' Kathleen Fashingbauer' Lucille Borowick' Marilyn Peterson' Betty Komloson' Carolyn lohnson' Donald Olson Violet Holcomb Iames l-lilgert Alexis Schnorr Dorothy Schmidt Dorothy Sebesta Lawrence Dorner Gerald Gelbrnann Miles Elron Arleen Pospyhalla Allan Poucher lane DuCharme Gerald Langevin Alice Martin Floyd Quimby Walter Rich Floyd Wachs Marion Beyer Dorothy Eberhardt Bernice Glende l-larriet Balian Phyllis Foley Kathryn Knapp Donald Anderson Norma Gantzer Mary Ann Soler Lois Nelson Loren Peterson Lorraine Maluski Roy Lilleslcov Arnold Graven Rosemary Blacik 'Graduating with distinction Mary lane Mollner Marcelline Lynch Earl Eberhardt Kathleen Forbes Elizabeth Magnuson Lois Schlozer Marcella Haider Albert Lowe Elizabeth Andert Laurel Plietke Darlene lsler Elaine Korum Leone Bauer Shirley Schauer Mary Yorga Robert l-leinen Phyllis Salwasser Gerald Heidenreich Shirley lordan Irene Wriskey To the Iuniors remains the I U N I Q R S anticipation of 'one more year, the final and rnost glorious ol their High School career. i 'Q ,A-0Qa Q4lv ,su- How l l Schneider Shazp, MCGroarty. How 2 Fastner, Gal alowitch, Harder, DOl zer. Row 3: Dironca Barnes, Christensen, Rose. Standing, Crum, Kent Komerak, lorve Boucher, Priebe, M Tschida, ,To n S t a d Williams, A. 'Tschida Prokosch, Madison Young, Vanek, Thor Hall, Glende, Meier Gabriel. Sitting: Bies, Schait hausen, Kraus, Strom mer, Quimby, Krull Iuelich, Standing: Bearth, Kur kowski, Pritchardt Herman, Waldock, D Schneider, Buckles Baines, Nodes, Hen- nmgfield, P o p e Daniels, Collins, get- e r s o n, Meidlinger Schwartz, B e a r t h Miller. as 4. A A fx Row 1: Theuer, An- tang, Dickhudt, lack- son, Lindberg. Row 2: Zaccardi, Boi- sen, Anthonson, Driv- er, Kilbury, Meyer. Row 3: Burglund, Ehrler, Larsen, Hil- lan. Row 4: Lunzer, Bet- tendori, Eng, Ligday. Row 5: Montean, Schlicktinci, Curtis, Damian, ield, Graf. Standing' Mas ga McGrath, Kock, Juel- ler, Reiger, Zaspel Krawzak, Hill, Strand, Shuey. Seldel lxgcxn, Col Gyer, How 2 Wind, Nxssen, Mul- IYU O-C - V 1 Q, , mga wh Q , 4 ,. K v -Q 6 ' s 'iw 4 'bu nu- Ve' .N 5 9ww 'NI 3- , U 'R Vg: , 2 ' rfyi' I Wcamf 17 Row l H o l l m a n Kirch Kolb Magyar Miller How 2 Riedleber er Payne Warner , Reisenger K cider, Hanson Re diske. Row 3: Path, Krinke Florian, Kelly, Erick son, Frisk, Anderson Elert, L, Haider. Row 4: Gregorire, R Burg, McNelly, Gangl Malaski B h, Issler Karlen, Sel y. Row 5: Phillips, Web er Thompson Walk er Braun, Luck, Fel lows, Schultz, Long henry. SOPHOMORES Sophomores are initiated into three important years ol school hte Wlth a self assured outlook these sopho mares assume tasks from which lead ers are molded NN or 1 Howl Krueger Page Romell Steinhibel lames lohnson Lind berg Row 2 Klein eit ner M Burg Bennet Mitchell Beck Wei dell Edmundson Row 3 Costello Bat tisto Maurer Moll ri e r Hammersten Theuer Mallet Toen Jes Wagner How 4 Miller el son Andert Cartler Mansfield Zweber Huismga Gavrilescu Q S O P H 0 M Q R E S Class Ofhcers Beverly Detersorl Iarnes Warner Corrnne Row I LeFebvre P e 1 e r s Raykowskn Mmelock Ketchel L Schepers Popper! Row 2 Fasclana Kordell Schuwerlel Qurmby Anderson Holrday Thorsen Oddson lung R w 3 S c h a u e r Klresuk Fxtsgerald Denzer Romockey Camplon S a b e a n Grauel Row 4 W11w1cke O s w a I d Peterson Iones Forbes Oeh me Melsby Larsen 1-an-ug., Sabean -ss ow 1 D 1 C k s o n byvortson Stebbmg De Paulv Babcock Corrxgan T Tschlda ow Z C o n 1 n Sprecker E Berg Schall Class Pets Chel entsch Chase Row 3 Gantzer An dert Burg Iohnson Hoberis G Anderson Odden How 4 V T5ChldG Num L O c lr w a y Schanno Thurber Maxwell Hagen Mols Posoyhalla sv an 1 1 1 CLUBS A large part ot high school is carried on outside at class, in the form at extra-curricular activities: clubs, music, and honorary societies. A student by his choosing an activity indicates his inter- ests, the interests which may later decide his lite Work. rftzf' .., -. cw K: kk x ,AK , xx KR . -f- 44 ,HY i 4 V Q-,RV in 'f N-V Q A A i L I' . 1, R 7 r V 1 ., 'KX .rf is xx . wg. I K R R 5 T. ki Ry - aore tes Thurber Fa aerty, Odden, Field, Kautenberg, lvl 1 t I - Q- Meyer, Hartman. Mrs. Betty Pritchett, Director of Music Sitting: S c h o n e r, Gustafson, Kehl, Pooler, Costello, Ray- kowski, Schmidt, Sar- atolean, Standing: Hartman, Odden, Resinger, Lowe, Rich, Nelson, Kominsky, K a u t e ne berg, Wind, Field, Maxwell, Peterson, Meyer, Andert. BAND-ORCHESTRA Football and basketball games would not be complete Without the band and the drurn majorettes. Paul Kummel, president, and Helen Lowe, secretary-treasurer, blow the band meetings to order each fifth period. The orchestra contributes selections for our assemblies and other programs. President is Walter Rich and secre- tary-treasurer is Kenneth Denzer. Mrs. Betty Pritchett is the skillful advisor. f'N I X rN' xx f' A v 4 'S PGH Bowl lames Krink Westlund Roth Dahlgren How 2 Bach Leitner Sharp Wickcirt Baines Harris Komlosan Schallhausen Borg lorias Mellow voices can be heard every day outside of Boom 209 during first period Whether it is a soprano or alto each member oi the chorus is a valuable asset to the quality and outstanding ac complishrnents These voices are heard at assem blies concerts and also graduation exercises CHORUS Mrs. Betty Pritchett is their director. Officers of the chorus are: President, Evelyn Wichartg Secretary and Treasurer, Ianice Westlundg Librarians, Elmershia Baines, Helen Forbes, Beverly Kortum, Social Hostess, Ruth Westluncl. Senror grrls help the Fresh1es become better acquarnted wtth school act1v1t1es and one an other through the Ir Sr Srsters Mary lane Mollner presrdent Rosemary Blacrk v1ce presl dent Lorratne GfGbOWSk1 secretary and Thelma Solberg treasurer presrde over the rneetlngs Mtss D1ekmann IS the advrsor IUNICDR SENIOR SISTERS Ce fi R Row l Ohr Row 2 Blacxk Solberg Hansen Bunde Strub Gangl Mollner Pltelke Row 3 Grxemcmn Lhrler Amey Thompson Hresmger GTGbOWSk1 Srttmg Lundberg Schnorr Pohrenkamm Krcwzak Schnelder Relslnger Stcmdmg Tonstad La Fayi Locher Ohr Ackerman Nelson Iaokson Weyanclt dmundson Karlan Crum Popper! Iorve Peterson HISTORICAL SGCIETY In room 305 every thlrd Thursday of the month, you W1ll hnd twenty hve hxgh rattng boys and gtrls wtth therr advlsor, Mlss O'Keefe, lookrng over rec ords and chppmgs of the past Alumnr, especlally the servtce rnen, are not forgotten by the Hlstortcal SOCIGIY, whtch keeps contact wrth them through let ters and Cutouts The1r presrdent rs Al Schnorr, vtce presrdent, LOUISG Ohr, secretary, LOIS Ltndberg, and treasurer, Wrlfred Rersrnger , 2 , - ' I , I , 1 N F' A ll 757' IW nv 7, '. 9,7 , Qtr f ' x I 5 Q. 4, 52. V., ,nh nh., .-.val y tlmttr ,tllrluf :Q:-fra Igww .,, 'A ' fl w ma ' Q , tx abd X -3- Nr ---- . . ' ' . 3- - . . . .- ,...:1 L 41 Q , I- 4. ,, n in ernaiona lournais ic organiza ron, u1 and Scroll, is composed of seniors and juniors rank- ing high in the upper one-third ot the class, who have done outstanding work on the Surveyor or President. Five members from last year increased their membership to ten at a formal initiation in March. QUILL AND SCROLL Schlozer, DuCharme, Gantzer Holcomb, Folev. Graf Thompson Graf Hammerstein Gannon Kru zewski Gervais Reige Gundtner Stanley Mallet Newman Henhow M Lange SCIENCE CLUB terest in scientific knowledge among the pupils of the school Under the direction of Mr Lange mem bers have elected their president Robert Graf vice president Charles Hinshaw secretary Evelyn Thompson, treasurer Arver Graf , I A , , ' , , s- ' , , I , ri' . . I I , The purpose at this club is to encourage an in- . . , , J , Row Row Row 5 .L Komlosan Young Hermann Freld Anderson Nelson Fashmgbauer Ackerman Lowe Strommer Wrcha dt Yorga Wagner Anderson Redxske Blacrk Mollner Schauer The mam purpose of thls mterestrng and ecluca t1onal club IS to foster a better understandrng among the youth of the world and to work for everlastmg peace The otfrcers are Elrnercla Balnes presldent Elarne Brendt vrce presrdent and Sh1rley Weber secretary treasurer Mr Bradle 1S therr capable advlsor Xi Slttmg Schnerder Weber Walsh Clmtsman Lentsch btandrng Bodley Couture Frendt Gerdts Schuwerler Kawancxugh Hammersten Blerum Larson Lam brecht Issler Haugen McNeelv Hotiman Knack,Lxehcz1 Berg Shxe 3 . 1 K - vs., A W Q9 I .Q K J .W 1: , , , ' . 2: , , ' , , , , ' r , Row 3: Lilleskov, luetten, Kozlowski, Fisher, Ketchel, Brix, Schauer, Kopelke. . . 1 ' ' , ' j I , Q ' , CORRESPONDENCE CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL For the purpose of ma1n ta1n1ng order and co opera t1on w1th VGTIOUS home room groups for the INTGIGSI of the sclnool as a whole the Stu dent Counc1l IS known The manage the Bookstore Sll a 1nformat1on desks and d1feCl trafhc between classes PYGSI dent of ll'llS OFQGUIZGIIOH IS Allan Strane vtce presldent 1S MGTIOH Beyer secretary B111 Evans and treasurer Walter Fohrenkamm AdVlS ors are MISS D1ekmann and Mr B1ll1ngs After the grad uatlon of Allan Strane 1n February Walter Bnx was elected as pres1dent Row Sghuwerler Rocco Kelbe Crauel Soler Row Murphy Ma tr' T cl lcla lsler Gott bhut Luck Moeller Boucher how Sclmldt Peterson D 1ver Hu Flon er HGIQIHQSY Crum larve Hannon tow Hearth Gavz lrescu Evans Fohrenkarnm Strane, Comer Walke r Maxwell INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE CLUB Smttingr Lorenz, Lawrence, Lowe, Ztmmerman, Forbes, Peters, Komloson, Kaufenberg, Moyer. Standing: Mr, Bradle, Thoreson, Dalpe, Olson, Sctterburg, Nyhus, Peterson, Muntean, Mullner, Baines, LllllSkOV, Knock, Hoiiman, Greene, Lovell, Quitter. The G1rl Reserves are on the 1ob all the trme W1th the1r many act1v1t1es To help the grrls have a happy transactlon 'urne between chrldhood and Woman hood IS the purpose ot the club The rneetlnqs are held every thrrd Thursday ol the month under the supe-rv1s1on ol Mrss Florence Hurst Olhcers are Lorene Falz presrdent Thelma Solberg vrce presr dent Marllyn Petersen secretary and Alrce Drxon treasurer Conroy Azney Wellke Sulhvcm Wrdell GIRL RESERVES Row 1 Mullner Iohn son Iohnson Kramer atterburg Anderson R o w 2 McNeely Relsmnger G r o s s Graf Corngan A' Row l Amey, MBIS Lentsch Schauer Fnsk lssler Row 2 Mrss Hurst Ehler Bennett Back us Dxxon Gnemcmn Pourrrer Row 3 S o l b e r Peterson Elder Gia Isler, Falz 5 N . : A, is . - I 1 ' A . ' , ' ' -' A 1 , , r , . V , f J - - s , 5 4 A , Q 4' n 1 r DY 1 ' - ' t X 2 L L .A , ,, .- Q .0 . ,Q , . 3 E r A , LA . N , . ALLIED YOUTH , M, , .J r- fs-W - W, 'sf-ww :ur x Q 35 T- Under the efficient guidance of Mr. Elliott the Allied Youth learns the, effects of alcoholic beverages and tobacco. They boast as officers, George Walker, president, Betty Magnuson, vice president, Pat Claugherty, secretary, and Lorraine luelich, treasurer. Their meetings are held on the second Tuesday of each month. Dorothy Eberhardt .W ,E - N-M...,.-...,.,, Row 1: Forbes, Baines, Iclckson, Routier, Kilberg, Williams, Anderson, Pospyhalla, McDonough. Row 2: Borowick, Dironco, Magnuson, Clcxugherty, Blacik, Mollner, Strommer, Kelbe. Row 3: Young, Field, Hermann, Iuelich, Schnorr, Kraus, Holcomb, Daniels, Nodes, Shuey, Iuelich, Damian, Schauer, Mr. Elliott, Vadncxis. Gfvrkfiz Meier, Schlichting, Kehl, VcmDeen, Komcxrak, Griswold, Priebe, Elder, Shane, Maxwell, Ligdoy, Medlinger, Schwartz, Rose, Lorenz cz er. . , 2,5-1 lj .L W INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS The lnternatlonal Relanons Club fam1I1ar1zes us W1th tore1gn countrles M155 Hennetta Webb adv1sor duects debates d1scuss1ons partles and also oversees prolects on Russ1a and Ch1na Carolyn lohnson pres1dent Donald Anderson VICE pres1dent and Ruth Gantzer secretary treasurer take care of the bus1ness ol the club on the second Tuesday ol the month e Row l e1s 1nger Gantzer ohn son Anderson Kom losan Row 2 Iordan L1nd berg Krawzak Gan! zer Lynch Dr1ver Row 3 Iorve Kar len Knapp Lmdberg Gantzer Sabean Fxsher Nelson Row 4 M1ller K1re s u k Fohrenkamm Iuetten Below Kneelmg Newman Becrth Olson Sands Baller I Newman W1ckart Sharp Wag ner erdale Drlver Yorga Henshaw Popperi Maxwell Iofh Solo ma Row 2 Hanson Cook Berg C a m p 1 o n Chnsnanson Crcxw lord RGYkOWSk1 Ron erts Iones RIELE CLUB in dl M215 The Rule Club IS an outlet for all persons jerome has recelved the EX who llke to shoot Ierome Bearth Stanley pert Rlflemcm award glven by Chnstenson and W1ll1am Dnver olhcers work the Jumor dwlslon of the NG W1th Mr Bradle adv1sor to make the club a success Shoohng matches are held occas1on ally W1th clubs from other schools to test the members' sklll t1onal R1tle Assoc1at1on Ierome Bearth, Presldent . . A . I . Q . I .I . I . ' H . . . ' I . 2 , I - , ' l , I. lt, 1 H ' - . . I - A X 1 I I -,I . QI 1 1 4 I , 1 1. -. . J I K B A Row 1: Bradle, Cov- Q? - I Al . F K I f ik L I 1 s . , i . ' 4 sv , .-f M 5 T il . 1 ' I I ' I I I I . . . . . - I I I Kneelmg Kelbe Lynch Forbes Bond Flsher Sxttxng Foley Anderson Borowrck Claugherty Komloson Standxng Pos yhallc McDonough Du harme Magnuson MISS Page Lowe Row l Eberhardl, Schu weller Row 2 Peters Dlckhudt Krawzak Strand Row 3 Kne1ssel Hou lxstan Mullner Maurer Kehl Schlxchtlng Schu weller, Manthex, Hol comb COMMERCIAL CLUB THESPIANS Partles assembhes plays all go to make up the Thesplans Club act1v1 tres Marcellne Lynch presrdent Pearl Bond v1ce pres1der1t Pat Claugherty secretary and Kathleen Forbes treasurer presrde over the meettngs held every th1rd Thursday ln room lll Mrss Evelyn Page IS advrsor Lowe Cervals Herdenrerch bun. Mrss Margaret Wallblom, aclvrsor, and Mary lane Mollner, preswdent, call the meetmg to order on the th1rd Thursday ol each month Rosemary Blactk, v1ce pres1dent, and Vlolet Holcomb, secretary treas urer, assrst her at each meetmg These future ste nographers also help the war effort by domg Red Cross work E Evita I i tt? ,ir , . I , I I do X . . .- rl Q .M I - ,- J 2 y N r ,hx , g ' 1 A ' . ., . . t W at . ' v lvl C a fl . ' 9 . S' L 5 A' X t ' I lll-lllllll' l' I: I V' H ' l : i tl fll I t R os 5 I 4- - ' - 1' . Q g A , x A I ' ' ' . 1 fi, - xx x Row l, Seated: Forbes, Kelbe, Ohr, Solberg, Krueger. Row 2, Seated: Roth, Hansen, Grauel, Foley, Blacik, Fohrenkamrn, Sweeney, Sundberg, McDonough Mollner. Row 3, Standing: Wallen, Scherer, Quitter, Komlosan, Kafka. Not appearing in the Egctureg Peterson, Branson, Eberhardt, Kopelke, Kopp, lssler Anderson, Lang Fast' ingbauer, Gervais, O' oneski, Fisher, and Ackerman. THE PRESTTDENT S XRS' ye Trimming pictures, planning layouts, fitting copy to space, mounting photos were only a few of the minor troubles of the President staff. The more serious difficulties included scarcity of film and shortage of adequate funds. The final blow fell when a 25 per cent cut of paper was announced. But We're out from u'nder and here the staff presents the 1944 President. Bill Hall, Ted Scherer, Photographers had-un THE SURVEYOR Presentlng the news to the students of Washmgton lugh 1S the Job of the Surveyor The Scholastlc Roto sectron th1s year agaln has been an added attract1on Betty Maanuson with Patrlcta Claugherty assocrate ed1ted the hrst semester s lssues and Bob Sweeney wrth Thelma Solberg put out the second semester s papers ln November a large representatlon of lour nahsm students attended the state lugh school press convent1on held at the Unrversxty of Mm nesota Slttmg Mary Fllen Krawzak Geraldme Peters Grace Drckhu Standmg lack Okoneskx George Walker Lols Llndberg Gerald Kafka Sports edxtor o U' U7 S ro rn :J cn -4 53 :1 Q. nn cb E m 9. m '1 m 9' 5 1 HNGJ IJ W 53 'Minis- X ,1 J I x 1 tl S111 ng Norma Gantzer LaV me Harthel Vrolet Folcomb Patncxa Claugherty Betty Magnuson hrst semester edxtor Standmg V1rg1n1a Vadnaxs Bernard Colarzy Those not xn the pxctures here are Donna Lanq Betty Hanson Arthur Nyhus Anna Mae Lockard Betty Schatfhausen Manon Stasny Marcella Rykel Gwen Schlxchtmg Betty Ross Lorrame Pxotraschke Mary lane Prxtchardt and Etta Kraus 1 I1 'WJ MPP , r . V, we . , . . h my J ,J fy ' A ,tb V 2 5 I: . , f W - dt. Min M VE 5-fi y ., rx A f E ' S t r X Nl H t ' l B , . ' . V so l l O fr 7 4-ft 1 , 1 I V .1 is A t 9 . r, 6- ll JI .ws ll t 41 .' TA lt - I f 09 ,fi ix Ai : , e ' , -A A , M SPORTS Physlcal trammg has become an mcreasmgly unportant part ot our eclu catlon because a perfect physlque IS as essenual to the Amerlcan as any part of lfus eaulpment Football base ball basketball are malor sports tor Glrls too have the1r athletlc act1v1 ttes m G A A the largest glrls club ID the school boys. 1- BASEBALL J fmw-A .flings Ray Cook All crty .carl Ebe h 1 Cl Y F Grd: oe MGH Al SE an uf R x gl- -ib!! gli S mn- Botiom Row Babe Slruniz Drck Redrske Manager Berme Monn Dlck Kaess Ierry Gelbmann Second How Marv Wolfe Ray Cook Earl Eberhardt Ioe Matz Coach Harry Nelson Thxrd Row B111 Sampson Spxke Struntz Renme Erxckson Tom Kegly Len Br1x f.f7. , n f 'A , I ' 1 I ' '. Y Lb L 4' ,Q W Q . Q . Q-1' ' 3 1 Alun, a. . f. .gg V . r 1 r 3' Z3 ' , 5 1 W 1 i 1 ' ll 5 l A - E . .. 1- . V V r W ' 1 I aa W A ,M N' , . , - 1 ,A l l le n M 'qt' X a s Al l y at . ke, mil K K X A K l A 4 K X ' f -- x 1' A , Q 'V K I ', A . L' e A mf' J a l if A Q QA , ' -' 2 W , . Lf'-Q3 n l l L ar, 1 K 17 Lf ., Q KL A ' LY ' . , f 1: ' L i M z ff I ' ' K K f A 1 E Len BTIX Ierry Gelbmcmn All clty STATE CHAMPS Renme Erlckson All c1ty Eclrl Eberhcrdt I 'QM xl ' Y' be ,. 1' ' 5 ,, '5 1 , fn. I .1 ' ' rm, is ff, ., L 'Au V N I ! xxx A V' 1 1 K ., Y ,ff mr :LQ 'ww iv DlCk Redlske D1ck Kcleqs, All CIYY Babe Struntz SCORES Washington ... AA, 5 Monroe ,v...v.. 'Washington ...w.,,, 9 Harding .,..,. Washington ,,,,,,,, 5 Mechanics Washington .,.... A 9 Marshall ....,. Washington .,w,.... l4 Central .,,,,... Washington ........ 9 Wilson ,,........ Washington ii.,.... 9 Humboldt .... Washington ,a,,,,,, lU lohnson w,...,,. Washington .......w 19 Murray ..,,,.., PLAYOFF Washington .,...,a lO Humboldt STATE TOURNAMENT Washington ,,,,, .. 2 North ........... . Washington ,,,., 2 So. St. Paul.. Washington.. ,... 5 Washburn FINAL Washington.. ..vYY 6 New Ulm .... .. TWIN CITY Washington ........ Q 9 North ............ STATE CHAMPS Bill Sampson Washingtons all-star nine finished their season with a record of fifteen straight wins. They Walked off with the city conference, twin city, and state titles. Coached by Harry Nele son and led by such all-city stars as Captain Rennie Erickson, Dick Kaess, and Ierry Gelbmann in the infield and Ray Cook and Ioe Matz on the mound, the Presidents virtually Walked through the league. The sea- son was highlighted by loe Matz's no-hit, no-run game against Monroe. Bill Sampson, lulie and Spike Struntz made up the slugging outfield. Add the sparkling play of Dick Rediske and Len Brix to the infield and you find a coachs dream team. Hats off to our champs and their fine coach, Harry Nelson. Spike Struntz I uv Aw- ,nr-Fm I fdm pv N' 35 r Q ll' 'Ga' ATHLVTIC BOARD LCM to Rlgll Mr Rusle1hol7 Mr Nyhus Mr Salmon Mr Bmllmq GOLF TFAM RlChC1Yd Shcmdorf Pete TSChldG Wxll Hclweg E d Kopelke 7' 8 X ww' pix 5? , V01-0 ,,x sg ng 4. 0 1 1112 5 .ISU I ff, AA -1. ,, Q gl I a' ' - ' h .K . , . . .ifiijf Q ,X kd - c ww v ' . ' W I5 ,gd -A, I ' -.-4. 'Q' fr' Q, ', ' 1:3 u A I V ' my, 5 . 'Q A 1 -1 Ari1':ffis.f.:5'J' 'Y pw. t Y A Y' g '-L, T5 uk . 45 15. A A V 5 . .., QE, f A f i3' -5' ' '35 ' ' I f 57' .TQ ' fi M 3 5 4' , 5 Q ' M Q' ff? ,,. ,Li my . , , Q V -1 ' Y 5 Ps 4 1:32. 2? MQ' , , ' U . 5 X x I . a r y J ,ru fs .K N V .. Aix I x ,.'!:'-'K X 'ng 6 1 17 .,-'vv '5 nf. if 'IB-mei'--a . ' . ug, ' ,-,jwt I , , 1' r 4 ' N 51 x 'L l JI' ' mf ' 1 fn' 5 . 9, NISE if C -a Xi fx, F' I ,K N .Q I . t .4 .33 3, A B e W . FOOTBALL, 1943 Facing a hard schedule in their fight to regain their city championship, the 1944 President gridders ended the season in fifth place. Bay Peterson took over the coaching reins from Mr. Holman in midseason and finished without a defeat. ferry Kafka and Iack Graham were chosen as all-city tackle and center respectively. Ed Weber and Bill Evans showed great promise for next year's team, while Earl Eberhardt was the senior standout. Don Gervais, Earl Eberhardt, Bill Evans, lerry Kafka, Iohn Connolley, Bud Kopelke Wally Fohrenkamm, Ed Weber, Dick Bediske, Bob Sweeney, lack Graham. N lwlff as b 'Y OU E3 w E 5 - ru 4 K J rf, J . If' Q' 4.-7' Bottom Row L lo Fl Allan Slrane Bud Kopelke Babe Slruntz lohn Connelly lack Graham Ierry Kallra Wally Fohrenkamm Drck Redrske Bob Sweeney Second Row Charles Hmshaw Bull Evans Ed Weber George F1 her Russell Walker Howard Kosloskx Drck Iagoe Wally Br1x Thlrd Row Bernre Masyga Earl Eberhardt George Walker Leon Sands lack Okoneskr Eugene Rreger Berme Colalzy Assmstant Coach Harry Nelson Fourth Row Don Anderson Bxll Drxver Al Neuman Managers Don Gervans Coach Ray Peterson lerry Kallfa '-4 Wash Wash Wash Wash Wash Wash Wash 4.1140 1943 SCORES Wllson Murray lonnsorl Humboldt Monroe Hardmg It ll f fI.g.f SW pri ,Q lack Graham -- v R, . -- or 5 - ..- '- EW 5 Y 4 X, 99, .63- N'T' K W 5 h 2 1 r 45, I ' ,Qx Q . I . - Q,- G . . Y 8 , .....,, , U ' ...,,..,,,,,,, I3 ,Q . ' y ,..,,r,oo 6 , oooo, oo,,,, 1 3 ,..., 18 ' ,,.,,,.,,-, 7 'L' ...,..... 6 O l ...,..... O Mechanics ..o..... U -Q ..... .ooze ....,.r...o,, . 2 or .,,, U ' ,,,,,.....,, U . VV N ' A fl A, if , Y I ' . . - fy -I ? Q CNW, .mfr , , ' . .-,r --' M . 1 W. ffll af .. W A A X Ns-yr. BASKETBALL 1943-44 CO-CHAMPS The 1943-44 Presidents, defending their State and City championships, finished the season in a tie for first place, sharing the city championship with Mur- ray. Due to a heart-breaking defeat at the hands of Humboldt, the Presidents were eliminated in the District playoffs after defeating a stubborn Harding team. The seasons record of nine victories and two defeats was an achievement well worth having for Coach Harry Nelson and his team. WALLY BRIX IERRY GELBMANN EARL EBERHARDT Ierry Gelbmann, All-City Handsome Earl Eberhardtu BILL DANIELS Bill Buckets Daniels Wally Puss Brix 1943 AND 1944 SCCBES CONFERENCE Washington Washington, ,,,, , 26 Iohnson 17 Murray Washington 38 Mechanics ,, Washington 26 Monroe V,,..... Washington 23 Wilson .,,,....,. Washington i,,.,t.. 21 Harding Washington 27 Marshall ...... Washington 27 Central Washington 21 Humboldt .... PLAYOFFS Washington .,....,, 21 Harding Washington .L...,,. 25 Humboldt .... ED WEBER Sophomore Star ,ns-.,,t 3 . BILL EVANS Big Boy Bill HOWIE KOZLOWSKI 8.4 RAY NUENFELDT S1 mg L to R Louxe Engler B1llDcxn1els Rus Walker Ierry Gelbmcxnn Dlck Redxske Art Berg lund Stcmdmg L to R Ber me Monn student man ager R Nunfeldt Ed Weber gurl Eberhardt, Blll Evans, Howxe Koz lowskx Paul Kummel, Wally Bnx, Coach Harry Nelson W. E , if 3 . r 5 Y f X T Q L W' 4' . ' 4 '- K 'Sufi f li 'tt' , . .': ' 2 G I 1 l -' 'ff V ..'.. Q3 Will Halweg 1944 CONFERENCE SCORES Washington ,..,.... Washington Washington Washington Washington .....,.. Washington Washington ........ Iohnson ..... . ..... . Monroe .... .,.... Wilson .... ...... Harding ,,.,. ..,... Mechanics Humboldt Murray ,.., ....,. Chuck Kopelke Left to Right: Don Anderson, Manager, Dick Schandorf, Ra Peterson, Coachg lack Okoneski, lim Gabriel, Steve Andert, Bernie Colaizy, Bill Whittles, lack Griswold, Chuck Kopelke, lei-rg Kafka, lack Graham, Ed. Keiger, Dick Boyd, A Lowe, Art Grazinger, Babe Struntz, Will Halweg, iv Babe Struntz rs HOCKEY 'K 'if' The 1944 President hockey team start- ed the season with five returning letter- men but ran into very tough luck when two players were lost just as the season got under way. lack Graham, star de- fenseman, received a dislocated collar- bone in the Monroe game and was lost to the sextet for the rest of the schedule. Bud Kopelke, stalwart wing, graduated at mid-year and left the Presidents with but three veterans. The team finished the season with a highly successful record although not living up to the previous records set by President teams of the last five years. Fine perform- ances were put in by Babe Struntz, Will Halweg, Ierry Kafka, Iohn Connolly, and Ed. Kieger E Q ig, -5 V . w V V ,Al ,KM Q ,c lack Okoneski it ww' Yllgtallwf ' if 'wlfii F WM, dvds-Ulf ad-nvmamomwmsn Qhifwvwrwa' rv-was an 0-W BOY Magi? Don Gervmw Dtck Schouer Bottom Row L to R Dxck Schauer Iohn Eng Berme Boxsen Allen Strune Ierry Kafka luck Boss, Ierry Hexdenrexch Second Row Vmctor Nelson Dxck Iohnston Floyd Qulmby Ed Syrmg Russel Walker Icmes Cock 1 1 'NVQ 'Mus 4 5 wt f Al,-fr WA, Qt 4 J-s-me w- fl-Ni-ggifv gl I ig' i K I-5:5 i -riff f-kL 'gi K ' -f S ' . M , . , g f -- x x x i i. ' Q . 'Z Q ' 1 - ' f 0 .X ' . f fl I l 2 l 5 wmv , W t.,t.t7,n tw, L b N 5,9 .,.k K . 5 X, .A . .wqA,A 4 .- fe X . tk 1 PM V. K A M in I , .hk Qjlktgj t , 1 s ., t -n. fjii e Q. ' Ja L- Q ,i' 5 ,s.,..s V. A 1 ,Q ,, ' ' - - I , ,fs qi In - 5 Thxrd Row Rc Peterson Coach hm H11 ert Leon Sands Don Gervcns Wall Fohrenkamm Bob Rose Mona er. Q Y f 575S,xA I V XXX. f' - xgta, my--wx Ierry Yafkcx Q4 gf F. K fr Q Wally Fohrenkczmm Ffilllnie :SLM fi Ierry Hexdenrelch Ilm Hxlgert luck Boss SKIING ,ww N h Y lerome Becrrth Lyle SC ue Berme Mcxsygcx TUMBLING TEAM Boitom Row Left to Rxght Don Me1er Deo Meler Ixm Sclwusser Top Row Wxlfred Phxlhps Leon Sands lock Newman Gerry Maxwell Tony Comer Harry Nelson coccn Cheer Leaders, Left to Rxght Sarah McDonough, Mable Burg, George Muntecm, Helen Strommer, Evelyn WlChUft L, sm it .,,. l ' ' We 3 M ' :s g , rffg., f A Q l sq' f ' :gf-ag ' 'wwf 3 A 2 Q H . R, 'J rl-1 Q i 1 ak A . .h Howl H Slrommer M Iuehch L Iuelxch B Nodes Row 2 B Kelbe V Ackerman T Solberg M Elder B Kom losan S Schouer P Foley L Schlozer Row 3 S Mc onough A Knexssel L Houlrston I Du Chcxrme B Andert C Iohnson I Anlcmg Row 4 V Barnes H Lowe Cv Henrxchs F Rowe K Forbe A Dick GAA 'uw 'i vb- W K Forbes P Foley V Acker mon C Iohnson L Iuelrch S McDonough F Rowe D Kehl B Kelbe B Komloscn Mrs Gould fmsetl A ,VAV i O lk , LI I .' TW? 1' ' , 2 , .- ' - , -.J -, . V 5 Q D I 4 U A I Q. qv 8 Q 'L' - 4 xl 'tl 6 , r A ' A V g, . v U v' , , rw ll, .v' 1 I , ax k .3 B , I . O: I f xr 7' Q . I' Q 4 gn, . f, D, ' .' :V . My , :pfw f V I 'S . I . I . , , , K . I , , , ' D I X , ' 4 , . I -f - , H b I I 1 , . .Min .- . 'L xx 0566 r- 9klo'E5gv'ei4 XA vxglekmeyl' 53. 4 'bcfixnev 9 . Y' X05 . . 99:1 X. Y OSQVXCXXO Sltflfl I H, Stiepcm, P. Peterson F. Alien, M. Schultz, S. Ander SOD. Standing: V. Ackerman, F Rowe, , Iuelmch, B. Komloscm D Path, M. Berg, D. Ehler, I. DuChurme. 'ie 53: ellis Sri, 1079: 9 Qqlflgflf pi kewl - A1 0,10 . V 80,11 0' ff' Ulf? 841 P 'Q lberf Agojveej O,,,,bff All ' A flows o,bSSo,,A' Q Q OgZ5h, 7u Sn- C GAA. is doing its best to keep the girls of this shool physically iit. It is expertly guided by their crdvisor, Mrs. Ruby lone Gould. 1 x' y qv D. Luck, D. Andert, F. Sharp, A. Paitich, B. Krinke, A, Lcckner, L. Klein, R. Leitner, I. Olson, D. Bennett A. Anderson, V. lung, D. Bock, L. Lentsch, C. Hoider, F. Krinke, C. Lockwuy, A. 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