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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1945 volume:

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' . - ' I I . . . i . 1 AN ANNUAL Ink cmd paper., DCZCISIVI foal. 9 Qtween iihesqcovers prgz Thaijmgoraczst- on no 5 n DFQH grin sclfrgoig degli, Q GEPWIQSS fhf I g,gOw.ngOu U THQ Bug 1TE:1:?Q1g5pNw22c?1EgrYgl H 0 or 0 an mwmay wqgrhonx Gm Hind 'YET-Cirfff mf rm nk 'HWS Luf' BOOK S C ose ,gn-mv il QM Na..- -ln To the Clair of 1945: Wfherl you rereire thlf yeur hook your day! at Wuxhizzg- ton High School u-ill he ulmoxt over. Eurh of you huer left un in1pre,r.s' uponlthe fhurufter of thif your .fchool una' without your hazfllzg heerz among 115 Wufhirfgtorz would not he quite what it ix. It if L'I'6'l' fo. 111 Goff! pI'01'ld87lCL' eufh one of you hu! u pluve to fill in life and u huh to do. It if my hope that you u'ill .fo life that you may jill that plate well and do your task murugeozzxly. Jo that your influence upon the ulorlcl may he u hlefmzg to your fellouvrzerz. This if what I fore! for eufh Of-1011. Very .fll1L'6'I'6'lj', out HT ' 99? ese are Uwefeachers .5 Th helpers, rar ' '- Nix Il ll - UI2 lZACUl w The fmendso W These are the guides Who led us step bystep 'Ihrough Our' 6dVGUtU! 8S .Nc school WVFD urwselfrshfy gave Hwear knowledge, In ws, d ped b Id Memomes we Hold deaf ln his role as guidance director, Mr Theodore Salmon advises Owen McKenzie His other activiiies include Athletic Board, track coach, and physi- cal fitness director Mr Oliver Billing, our capable assist- ant principal, is shown checking the conduct of students in the hall with lgeona Zweber, a Student Council mem- er ,Q gg! fa-A-t sv. Our two very efficient secretaries are Mrs, Eleanor McCool and Miss Mar- garet Sass. They are pictured with Donald Kopellce performing their impor- tant duties of checking excuses and telephoning about absenteeism, Besides her duties as Dean ol Girls and director of the Student Council, Miss Elsa Dielcmarin teaches mathe- matics and German. ,u Always ready to help her studen s out on the1r commerc1al problems IS M1ss Mar garet Wallblom pxetured here w1th Flora Mae Rowe Apprectatlon of the ftner thlngs 1n llle IS rellected ln the works and teachlngs ol Mlss BSSSIG Mulholland our talented art teacher in Mrs Emma Saunders our brlllxant Enghsh teacher and her asststant Mtss Barry d1scuss future assxgn ments for thelr puplls i f M' Mr Leo Bradle teaches hlstory and CIVICS and sponsors the lnternatxonal Correspondence and Rxlle Clubs He IS talkmg wlth two ardent club members Shlrley Lorenz and Elmer claBa1nes I .. v - . . . M - - - - ' .. ,hw Miss Evelyn Page, who has helped to contribute valuable entertainment to our assembly programs, is shown here with Mary Ioyce lordan, Lily Thorsen, Ruth Gantzer, and Audrey Lackner. lug-U-Q1 nun. instructing a group of pupils in his metal shop class is Mr. Francis Bergup. Left to right, they are Lenord Layman, Harry Bray, Thomas Kolisa, Mrs. Victoria Bohan, our journalism teacher, is reading the notice of the dead- line tor the President, the school year- book She is in charge of both the Presi- 4 1 J 3 2 9 3 5 - 2 -'x 4 I --9 , 4. get i Taking time off from excusing pupils and first-aid dem cmd the Surveyor' duties, Miss Ellen Engstrom, our school nurse, glances through a book. like Gettmg away from a wh1rl pool ol books notsy puptls and mathemattcal errors MISS Isabel N1m1s takes tlme out to pose rn the outdoors lor a plc ture for the l945 annual ln addltlon to teachrng l.at1n and Englzsh Mxss Dorothea Zehnder IS actlve as Iunror Class advtsor l-lere she rs recommendmg a good book to Delores Fltzgerald and 'led Strmger A teacher ol Engltsh and Soctal Studies Mtss Margaret ta Ellsworth always has lrxendly smlle for those she ana meets Here she greets one ot her pup1ls Mr Ioseph Gagnon ts shown demon stratlng hls newly acqu1red router to Mr Ralph Nyhus Both problems and pleasures are shared by these two men who teach as netghbors As adv1sor of the H1SlOT1CGl SOC1GlY Mtss Mary Olieefe keeps posted w1th our servxcemen She ts lookmg over the records w1th Audrey Lackner -wg Mlss Grace Benz SCIENCE and chemxstry teacher dlscus es the use of the mlcro cope wtth Mr Warren Lange a fellow sclence tnstructor Mr Edward Engson student of world aflaxrs IS look f44v l'!'9 2 ASS1Sl9d by the Meir twlns Don and Deo Mr Floyd Cook ts shown conductmg one of his experxments If physics He is buslness advxsor of the Pres1dent mg over one of h1s scrapbooxs w1th Delphme Hartman an mterested student ,-Q fi QCIFQ7 x As Allted Youth advxsor and Englxsh teacner Mr DGVIS Elllott xs busy at all t1mes Here he polnts out an mterestxng YODIC to Glen I-le1r and Earl St Sauver X , X l XXX ,I 5 A N , I. .Q 'l .A ,'-'b . , f 'Jw ,AJ . 41427 if fo' L fe 1 'X l , . I A.,,,i 7' , y f f - ' ' f A t 1 I i . I ' , 1 X ' 'f Q . ,' z. ' ' - .N W -+1 Anna Mae Lockard and Beverly Frisk help Mr. Adolph Engebretson, our mathematics teacher, take up Surveyor subscriptions. Mr. Ralph Bacon, bookkeeping and typing instruc- tor, talks over a lesson in bookkeeping with Dick Collins and Dorothy Path. A connoisseur of good books is Miss Margaret Healy, school librarian. She is shown looking over a new edition with Edith Gill, library page. Qgpwbvff Shown at the piano is Miss Eleanor Hovels- rud, our music teacher, She directs the school band, the all-girl and mixed choruses, Mr, lohn Lackner coaches football and hockey. He is seen in a moment ol relaxa- tion alter teaching classes in English, history and social studies 1 'lgx 31 'D QQ .-J 'jaws '-.. -J' 1 6.1 59 THE ll-KST YEAR Here we Peccmll Ollwef yeccrs'-f gl'l6InlSl'1GCl. EISOFS - ' fompcsmncnslnfp Hncl un CIC Sclwcol. of l:l'nnl49Jcoo of tomorgrow h OUP Z In the Clwlofllgzls 'P fo: erly we crwout an Chance 'co llrcy C1 us Ofewlxn C? Owe Vllwacgffe learned f if Dolores B Anderson Lorry s sltm form has been a popular ftgure tn Allred Youth Thesptans G A A and Sur veyor Staff Shows skattng and bowltng occupy her spare ttme and as yet her future ts unknown 'Q 'O- 3 Dolores May Anderson Ltkeable Andy presrdenf G A A and a Stude Counctl member can be found danctng swrmmtng or wrtttng le ters Football and basket bal control the ret of her ttme Gertrude Andert Adorable Gerty spends most of her time gotng to movtes danctng and wnttng letters bestdes watchrng the football and basketball games ln the future she plans to do secretarral work 'Y Hornet V Anthonson Blondte a member of 205 ts acttve tn G A A Skattng and dancrng take up much of her ttme after school Tommy Dorsey IS her Swooner Ktng Future plans lnclude betng a yptst Ierome Bearth Homeroom 201 rs very for tunate to have lerry He won a nattonal rrfle marksmanshrp tournament and a state me chanlcal arts contest Hts brg gest thrtll was to rtde tn an atrplane Vrvrcxn Brunel Beulah from homeroom has htgh tdea ln e e belongs to te A Youth and llkes sketball and hlktng p taken up by readt and letter vt rtttng Arthur Berglund Frank and tmpulstve Art has won many frtends around school He has been outstand mg 1n basketball and was a member of the Student Coun cll Of the future Art knows noth1ng Iosephrne Bambulch losephlne who IS better known as Io lrkes swtmmtng and horseback rrdmg She ts an acttve member of the Thes ptars After graduatron she plans to be a Powers model Iohn Bettendorl lack enloys workxng on hts car and ltkes the mustc f Tornmy Dorsey He also tn dulges tn football and base ball Hts biggest thrtll while tn htgh school was when hts car turned over Iames Ioneph Bearth Easy' gotng ltm halls from homeroom 302 Hrs pet peeve ts people who talk about oth ers Dancing bowltng Allred Youth take up hts spare ttme He plans to go to college Pb 'Q Peggy Bren Pretty Peg ts as capable as she rs ambttrous A loyal member of the Allred Youth Thesprans and Surveyor Staff Pegs spare ttme rs taken up wrth bowlmg club meettngs and movtes Mary Boucher A A and Student Coun ctl clarm Mary but she man ages to fmd ttme for roller skattng danctng and bowltng Wrttmg letters and hstemng to Harry Iames make an unter esttng pastime 17 Marlene Ioyce Boyd Bowlrng football and skat mg take up most of Mars ttme She also loves to llsten to Woody Herman and Tommy Dorsey Her future plans are to become a destgner Harold T Bnolchx Harry who rs better known as Dago halls from home room 205 He belongs to the htghway corps H-' ltkes all sports and plans on Jotnmg the Navy 'V' hr . sw-A 34 . A .Al S - 5 I . l' 3: f.. .' 5 7 I S if . ' . A 306 A' ' lrf. ' ' ' . ' V ' Sh llied Q ' , ' . I A I - . ' 'T ' t ' er lt' e ts . ' I I ' af! A A f A ,,f X D . ' I . O . . , V' A ' 1' Q, yy l e Stanley G Chrrstensen The Spanrsh Club clazms the membershrp of good natured Chrrs One of hrs favorrte sports rs swrmmrng In the future he hopes to jorn the Army Arr Corps 'Si-Ss. ls- 'V is Bernard Colaxzy Actrve both rn football and hockey Bernre rs strll wart rng for hrs brggest thrrll Hunt rng and frshrng are among hrs favorrte sports Hrs plan for the future rs to enter the armed 434-,g Rrchard Egxl Collrns Drcks brggest thrrll rs o graduate rn 45 H rs actrve rn tne Allred Youth and plays baseball and basketball H plans to torn the Army Arr Corps lame! Cook Irmmy our ardent sports can be seen runnrna hurdles or watchrng fast foot balr any trme The Merchant Marrne wrll clarm hrm rn later years or he may even be a dortor Q' Iames F Curtrl lu t tall enough and rust short enough Irmmy hrkes wherever hrs feet gurde hrm He rs an actrve member of the forces IQ' Valerie Courneyor Valerre known as Val member of Allred Youth has 'rot decrded rnto what freld of work she w1ll go after gradufr tron Her favorrte sport rs bas ketball her pastrme dancrng 1 Marjono Dahl Wrrtrng letters dancrng and Thesprans take up most of Mrdges trme but she strll frnds trme to lrsten to Harry Maynard Crawford Studrous Maynard Crawford who harls from homeroom lU2 rs rery actrve rn many sports He lrkes good musrc and books As yet hrs future rs unknown Olga Damran Carol rs one of the most ac rve grrls rn school Her trme rs occupred by Allred Youth and Senror Class Her favorrte Hrchard Crum Ouret natured Drck frnds an outlet rn swrmmrng plans to become an Englrsh teacher Much of hrs trme rs spent studyrng languages col lectrng Roman corns and help rng our Student Councrl W,- 5. Wrlham I Damels Wang has herght enough for basketball and a graceful swmg for baseball Allred Youth has had hrs loyal sup Allred Youth and basketball rs hrs favorrte sport lames 206 wrll have a Navy Nurse tc rts credrt rf her am brtron rs fulfrlled Ahce Drck Fun lovrng Drckre has been an actrve member rn both G A A and Allred Youth Wrth roller skatrng and bas ketball as her pastrmes she has chosen secretarral work as her career song lll Walk Aone played by Glenn Mrller All Carol wants rs adventure 'V Grace Drckhudt Drckre wants to contrnue her work rn yournalrsm or else become a secretary Her actrv rtres lnclude Qurll and Scroll Commercral Club and Edrtor of the Surveyor Her pastrme rs wrrtrng letters 'Y' Flora Drronca Homeroom rs the proud pos sessron of Shorty She be longs to the Thesprans and her favorrte sports are football and basketball whrle her pas trme rs taken up by movres sr. :Q l S 1 A Y Ll., I rs- f G-- ' if W I ' 'bww A K A ., , .,t, K V, 1:35, r w : fa ' s.- -v f X ,H I f , ' . . , tv . ,sry , 1 iz , Cl N A Y 6 X .Ja A 5 A Q' 'c' X fir, ik ,Q V1 y X X Q 'i- I A I 1 f , C New A ' A gk , qs x iss 'Q .- A 4 ,, ' 9' 1 . 1 5' 4. r T Q. 7, xr l fl A tx rl K Q . y Y Y . 1 - ,, , I A I ly, , . . l T VV port and dancrng rs hrs hobby Future plans lead to college IU' L i 'sv Wxllram Dnver Our future engrneer Wrllre of 209 Just hates to see grrls smoke He plays baseball basketball and hockey when he rsnt gettrng acquarnted wrth beautrful co eds H plans to yorn the Marrnes Denrce Ehrler P etty Patsy harls rom lsorneroorn 207 When not lrs tenrng to Harry Iames her fa vorrte band leader she wrll be seen cheerrng for the football ara basketball teams e hopes to become a nurse -Gnu: 'WG Wir Q-4 2 Robert Leslre Eng Clarmed by homeroom 104 rs Brg Bob Eng who can be found at any Allred Youth meetzng or track meet Hrs marn actrvrtres are football basketball and homework had Wrllrom Evans Brg Brll from 301A ClGl'l'lS hrs brggest thrrll rs pretty grrls Lrstenrng to the radro and Harry lames seem to hold one The Marrnes rs hrs destrny George Frlher George rs a mans man n the makrng Hrs actrvrtres have mcluded the Allred Youth and Student Councrl He has gone far rn football The Ma rrnes wrll clarm George Delores Falkowskr From homeroom 303 we have Dee who hasnt thought about he future yet She has :r arslrrce for rrorsy people but '99 we lames Gabrxel Happy go lucky Irm harls from homeroom 307 Hrs fa vorr'e sports are hockey and football In the future he plans to Jorn the Marrnes Hrs pas trme rs sleeprng Delores Fastner Floss enloys horseback rrdrng baseball and hockey Shes actrve rn the Spanrsh Club and rntends to take a Mexrco rn the future Irene Geretlchlaeger Quret and sweet Rennre spends most of her trme sew mg readrng and wrrtrng let ters She also loves to bowl and rollerskate ln the future she plans to travel Bernrce Freld Bunnre the brrght eyed grrl from 109 keeps busy wrth the Allred Youth and G A A Her actrvrtres rnclude basket that certarn G I pen pal Tum Getter Trm our new Senror rs a very brrght student dorng out standrng work rn Englrsh and Senror Scrence He plans to rorn Uncle Sams Navy upon graduatron Edith Grady. Gm Neat and charmrng Edrth rs a member of Student Councrl Ctrl Reserves and the Chorus Readrng takes up her spare trme her plans for the future are rndefrnrte Her homeroom rs 304 Glono Graber Gabby hardly lrves up to her nrckname as she rs rather qurte Her personalrty brrght ens the Senror Class consrcler ably Dancrng and bowlrng are her favorrte pastrmes and nursrng wrll prove her future Iohn Graf Iohn known to hrs frrends as Trny harls from 208 He rs a member of the Allred Youth Hrs favorrte sports are football and skrrng and rn the near fu ture he plans to attend college 't , '- A 4. ' ' A I tr -V Q .' . Sh , . ' . A at S. W ,E Gb' A 1 fi' A Q- A 14 of our best athletes interest her favorite sport rs foofball. trip to South America and oall, football and waiting for x' 4 ' 0 6' t ' N N 0 q A l Y -Q y A y: e 5' S , ' Q4 .M t.. Q' N. Qc' I' . ' 5 if wif ge- . X ,ff .Q Q... an lack Graham Red who was our Iunior 33 iwk class president excels in foot ball baseball and hockey He received All city mention in football and plans to enter the Navy when he graduates Rosemary Harder Rosies reading and writ ing occupy her pastime If Its Wrong to Love You is one of her favorite songs As yet she hasnt planned her future but has some ideas mtv' Ti- yas. fo..- C' Delphme Hartman Dancing and writing letters take up Mitzis spare time She is very popular in her ac tiiies n G A A and Senior Class Her future plans are o be an airline hostess some day N Shirley Hawkins Tall and neat will describe Scottie who halls from home room 303 An active member of G A A her favorite sports are bowling and swimming The future will find her in Cali forma ohn Hertog lndustrious Iohnny is well liked by all of u his pas time he swims reads and goes fishing His favorite sports in clude football baseball and basketball Glen Heir rest ent of Allied Yommi and active 'Senior Class is our one and only Clem loves good music and in the future plans own a large hardware store Donald Hill His pet peeve is to be called Donny His nickname is Don The football and base ball teams are his favorite sports His biggest thrill was getting a car For a career he Donald Hennmgheld Naval mechanical engi neer is Dons ambition H comes from 307 and his favor ite sports are hockey and oot ball He spends his spare time fixing cars and tinkering with motors Loretta Wind Windy going to summer school and night school fin ished up her Senior year to work n her fathers hardware store Taking part in the band and G A A were her activities at school Eleanor Hermann Leading the Prom was my biggest thrill says Eleanor Her pet peeve is concerted boys but she said Ill Get B which is her favorite song She plans to be a sec retary -C vt 1:-r Charles Hinshaw Charles also known as Chunky showed his talents on the football field this year He likes all sports and belongs to the Science and Rifle Clubs His future includes college wants to be a butcher vv- Clillord Hielm Cliff hails from 105. His pastime is loafing and tinker- ing with his jalopy. Football and skating are his favorite sportsg as for the future, it re- mains to be seen. 'K Donald Huinnga Shine on Harvest Moon by Kay Kyser is Docs favorite. He is a football and basket- ball fan. Starting a rabbit farm is his future plan. Good luck to you, Doc ! Gerald Hynnek Gerry, the pride and joy of 204, spends his spare time tinkering on his Model T This prepares him for his fu- ture job as an aviation me- chanic. He is also a member of Allied Youth, Marlone Iacklon Margle plans on entermg college after graduat1on Her pet peeve lS teachers and btg gest thrlll IS seemg Frank Sxnatra Playmg the pxano the Thesplans and Hlstoncal Socxety take up her spare tlme 3, ,-FF' Marcxu Iuohch Dancing movles and wxnter txme G A A and Student Councxl clalmed her attentxon m school Her future plans are to be a nurse 'WE'- Ioanno Kxlburg Ieanme loves the outdoors and can be found swrmmmg and skatlng regularly She IS an active member tn the Al hed Youth and Thesprans A yet she has no deflmte plans for the future It 'I Howard Koxlovnh Frxendly Howle IS a mem ber of the football and basket ball teams The Student Coun cxl also claxms hrs member shlp Hrs plans for the future are for a busmess occupatlon Duane Iuotton Duane admxttedly announces peeve Harry lames IS his fa vonte and women are a thrxll Allred Youth and Student Councxl are hrs GCllV1l16S Qs. '71 Ann Knapp Knappte tells us her btg gest thrill was drlvmg a car and she dxshkes women who smoke Her favorite song xs Ill Walk Alone and she hasnt decxded on her career as yet clalm hmm Wallace lennzek Wxth engxneerxng as his pas tame Stupxd plans to yom the Merchant Marme after leavmg school When not m school Wally can be seen rxd mg around m hrs Model A 4671 Workxng at West Pubhshmg Company occuptes most of Dxck s time outside of school whnle huntxng baseball and hockey are hrs favorxte sports Homeroom 207 ns proud to Merlyh lolmuon Boz halls from 209 her pet peeve IS concerted ktds Al hed Youth clalms her as a member while readmg takes up her pastlme Her future consxsts of becomxng a med :cal mlsstonary Dorothy Kohl G A A and Student Coun as a member Her favorxte sports center around G A A actxvxtles Her future consxsts chxefly of becommg a sten ographer Wg, 'P' Dorothy Koch Hauhng from 305 Cookxe ts an actxve member m Allted Youth Her sports mterests are football hockey basket bal' and baseball Dorothy plans to become a f1le clerk after graduat1on Edward Inger Handsome Ed one of our pates ln hockey basketball and baseball Physlcal edu catnon or playmg baseball for the Yankees are the mam ftelds whxch hold hrs Interest Ionph Komarok To be another Sam Goldwyn IS loes ambxtxon Hts pet peeve IS women so he says An ardent member of the Al hed Youth Ioe also takes an acnve part m football Mary Ellen Krawxak Sal plans to become a commerclal artlst but wxll settle for a stenographer s yob She 15 secretary of Oulll and Scroll and enloys hockey foot bcll and Surveyor Staff T sr R -. ' . N of ' we .kk ., ' M ' 6 X' . D Y ,fir A Y A f elf 545 is 1 of . 1 I sports take up Marcia's spare physical fitness as his pet cil arelproud to claim Dotty most likeable fellows, partici- Ig J. W 'H .2 xv as ' ' 'f 4 Q4 5, V . 'tv 6' , t Q . . - S .. , ,, ll ' - '- . ' , vw. 5, V Vi ' 'I X -. .r ' , 3 A X 3 .gl ,. ' ' ,l 1 ' . , - . mfr ' ' ' Edwrn Krull Allred Youth and Chorus clarm thrs outdoor sportsman He rs rnterested rn baseball cmd football Eds favorrte song rs Always by Tommy Dorsey Homeroom 2l0 clarms rm fm if Ambrose Kurkowsln Baseball and basketball are Ambres favorrte sports Most of hrs trme rs taken up by Senror class and Student Coun l He plans to be an arr plane mechanrc after gradua tron Ruth Larson Dancrng and movres take up Ruthres spare trme She rs an actrve member of Allred Youth and l C C Her brg gest thrrll rs hrgh school The future wrll probably see her as a stenographer ff' f Bernadette Lrgday Bernre very modest and well lrked can be found help rng Mrs Gould during free perrods Bernre rs actrve G A A and Allred Youth Her ambrtron rs to be a book keeper Lora A Lmdberg Amb trous Lots ts a member of the Hrstorrcal Socrety and Thesprans Her favorrte pas trrres are readrng and work mg crossword puzzles She plans to further her educatron at the Unrversrty of Mrnnesota Helen Lowe G A A Allred Youth and I C C are proud to clarm her Helen comes from 3l0 Her pare trme rncludes dancrng and sewrng but rn the future she plans to take up nursrng Munel Lunxer Murff one of the most ath letrc grrls rn the school rs an actrve member of the G A A Homeroom 306 rs proud of the grrl who spends her spare trme Wfltlng to SeI'VlCe YHEH Anna Mae Lockcrrd Workrng and dancrng occu py the spare trme of lrkeable Ann from 201 One of her pet peeves rs concerted people When she graduates s e stewardess gg Us Mrldred Helen Mari Bowlrng dancrng and read mg are some of Mrllres pas trrnes She has been a mem ber of the Allred Youth for two years She rs an ardent fan of football and basketball Wrllram Lorenz Brg Boy Brll who harls from homeroom 305 belongs to the Allred Youth and lrkes nothrng better than a hot game of marbles whrle lrsten Chestnuts Bernard M Malyga Football skrrng and swrm mrng take up most of Cue balls trme Women are hrs brggest thrrll plans to enter the Army Arr Corps up on graduatron Good luck games Betty Zwrnger Swrngs charmrng person alrty has led her to many a football and baseball game Meetrng people at the depot and gorng to shows take up most of her spare trme Mary Teresa McGroarty Mary better known a Tweez harls from 207 She rs actrve rn Allred Youth ln ternatronal Relatrons Chorr and Grrl Reserves and her fa vorrte sport rs swrmmrng Bernre Lorrarne K. McMillan Grendel rs her nrckname and hrkrng rs her favorrte sport She rs actrve rn the Thesprans and spends her spare trme playrng the prano As yet she rs undecrded as to her future 4 gl. A 'K X 6 ' ff, M, 1: 1 .V A 1 lv A Y A x 'WI if h ' ' A . 6 QA , . 0 ' 1 Lx 1 - Q ,N A Q 0 r if A gy. 5 J K .ff 1 t' , :lf 1 A X . V ' , ' would like to become an air ing to Payppy Trester's Hot -A .... , C . y 1 My ., ' U l . ff' ' 7 l t , S . . ' . , ' - ' A . ' 1 V He A Mary Ellen Meldlmger Wrth her personalrty and looks Mary Ellen rs sure to succeed Student Councrl Al lred Youth cmd G A A proud ly clarm her as a member Her favorrte sports are basket ball and football Don Merer Musrc takes up a good share of Woody s trme whrle radro televrsron or a swrng orchestra rs destrned to clarm hrs future He rs rn tumblrng track and basketball 'B' 'iv- Deo Mexr Iumor the lrttle dynamrte from homeroom 105 rs very versatrle rn musrc Hrs pet peeve rs Mr Engsorr Allred Youth Band and Orchestra take up most of hrs trme cs. Manlyn Meyer Our pretty marorette Marr lyn a member of 306 plans to be a gym teacher after attend rng college Competrtron of whrch she has plenty seems to be her pet peeve Ray Nuenfeldt Ray rs one of the most popu lar boys at our school and comes from homeroom 305 He plays football and basket ball and lrkes to go huntrng and canoerng Hrs future plans rest rn the Naval Arr Corps Mary Milan lll Walk Alone rs Mars favorrte song She rs an actrve grrl rn all sports and the Al lred Youth and Commercral Club clarm her Travelrng to be her career T Alfred Clarence Neuman Al rs h1s nrckname and he harls from 209 Hrs favorrte sports rnclude football basket ball and baseball Flyrng rn an arrplane was h1s brggest thrrll Hrs future depends on Uncle Sam Phyllrs Moeller Phyl clarms brcycle rrdrng as her favorrte sport Offrce work rs the goal to whrch she rs strrvrng l-latrng homework her pastrmes are readrng and movres Bermece Nodes Homeroom 209 rs losrng a all around swell grrl when glamorous Beese graduates Bemg an actrve member of G A A she lrkes all sports Her plans for the future are urrcertam Bemcrrd Monn Bernre s favorrte sports are football and basketball Crurs mg around rn a car seems to be hrs pastrme He was mor Champronshrp Hrs plans are to enter the servrce Arthur Nyhus Boxrrrg dancrng and movres are Arts favorrte pastrmes Hrs ambrtron rs to be a mem er of Allred Youth whrle hrs pe peeve rs grrls rn overalls Iohn Richard Okonesh Oke rs a lad who for recre atron wrll eat sleep or thrnk as the occasron demands He s actrve rn football and hockey Allred Youth and Student Councrl clarm hrs talents 'A Robert Olson Bob s spare trme rs usual gurtar and drawrng He rs an actrve Youth and the Spanrsh Club Hrs future clans are to be an artrst ly spent playrng the partrcrpant rn Allred Roy B Poloqurn Although Roy does not have any future plans that we know of hrs favorrte sports are huntrng and frshrng He spends hrs spare trme lrsten rng to Nrght and Day 4 l ,, A. , I' N A a 3 6 I , Y ?, , ' t A , ,X - , 1 fl! N2 W, 1,l fl .1 X M A 'x 1-2 -- f K' lu- L- tr- ' f W . x X if 9 -L x Q s A VK. ' E , I ' ' . ' is 4 ' A ' I ager when ye' won the State cr y- 5 ,N A , 8- A y fr- y ' tg' ff' - . JJ ,Sf , . tx F 'F' A 5 ff ' Fc , at J , I . V ., ...I I I , V 4 n , 1' . P A . f gl! 4 by , K . 6- 7 A .t Y NN . s'- 'N -any Geraldme Peter: Lrkeable blue eyed Ger re spends her spare trme takrng prctures and partrcr patrng rn all sports Ourll and Scroll Allred Youth Commer cral Club and the Surveyor Staff clarm her rnterest Norman Peterson To yorn the Arr Corps or go to college are Petes plans for the future Hrs pet peeve rs aettrng up early Hrs brg gest thrrll graduatrng Sweet and Lovely rs hrs ta vorrte song 4351 ' fv- 'GP in r Hernhold R Poppe Rerne the lrve wrre of 103 desprses women drrvers H lrke all sports but auto me chanrcs and grrls take up most of hrs trme Hrs career hes rn the Army Arr Corps Ehzabeth Prrebe Golf and football are some of Bets favorrte sports She partrcrpates tn Allred Youth and rn the future she plans to go to college then on to an art career Eugene Rreger Gene who harls from 202 rs the boy wrth a lot of vrm and vrgor Hrs marn actrvrtres are sports and school work Football track and prng pong are hrs favorrte sports Mary lane Pntchard Mary lanes pretty face wrll be mrssed around Washrng tons halls next year Lrsten rng to Cab Calloway horse back rrdrng and bowlrng hold her rnterest She wrll carry on as a secretary t-TL Beverly Qurmhy Readrng dancrng and play mg the prano clarm Bevs spare trme Meetrng new people rs her brggest thrrll She plans to be an rnterror decorator rn the future ,sam 'Kerr W fev- Robert Home The armed forces wrll be glad to get Bob One of our football players hes also rn terested rn Allred Youth and Student Councrl 209 rs proud of hrs attendance Mildred Anne Rosner Lrkeable Mrlly plans t carry on wrth her typrng work G enn Mrller s Ill Walk Alone rs her favorrte song An athletrcs enthusrast her lersure trme rs spent rn hrkrng brke rrdrng and baseball Audrey Hath Audrey of 301A loves danc mg and her favorrte orchestra leader and song rs Harry Iames and hrs Two oClock lump Her favorrte sport rs skatrng Movres frll rn most of her spare trme Ioyce Beverly Routrer Dapper Ioy rs qurte a versatrle person She dances swrms and loves walkrng Her talents have led her rnto the Thesprans as well as those of G A A Allred Youth and Surveyor Staff Kenneth lone Ken hnds trme for frghtrng and fast drrvrng ln the far future hrs plans are to become an auto race drrver Hrs fa vorrte sports are football and basketball 'QW Floramae Rowe Floramae halls from 304 Her pastrme consrsts of mak mg model arrplanes and peeps G A A clarms her as a mem ber As for the future she rs undecrded jill' Marcella Anne Rykel Pe!-'JPY and enthusrastrc Marc makes her presence known She has been a mem ber of the G A A Alre Youth and Thesprans Her spare trme rs spent bowlrng and seerng shows t A ' 6 V' ,Q N X... ffrgft. 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H IH - l , I I I 4 ll l H - O U , ll - - ' if Qu- is 9- cr- Betty Mae Schauffhuusen Among Sheffs accomplrsh mer't we potnt out wtth prtde her abrlxty to stng She as a member of the Surveyor Staff and Glee Club As to the fu ture Sheff grves you three guesses 15 Gwen Schlxchtmg Ouret busmess mrnded Gwen will probably enter college rn the fall She IS a member of the Allred Youth Outll and Scroll Student Councrl I-lrstor 1cal Socrety and Su veyor Staff ss- 'G unf- Ioseph Schmidt Ioes ambltxon t be a trans contrnental ptlot Hrs fa vortte pastlmes are playing hrs musxcal mstruments watch mg any sports acttvtty and dancrng Ioe halls from home room 306 Dorothy Schnoxder Ambxtlous Dots halls from homeroom 210 She IS an ac trve member of the Hrstorrcal Soclety and Allied Youth l the future she plans on dorng ofhce work 1f possrble uv Ruta Schuwolllor Rrta spends her txme swtm ming frgure skatxng and hs 'enmg to Harry Iames She lrkes all sports and between fxgure skattng and berng a secretary she plans to have a career Frances Schnexder Frtendly and actxve Fan IS a member of G A A Krt tenball and basketball are her favorxte sports Homeroom 309 clavns her She has no plans for the future Dorothy E Sexdel Dors pet peeve rs recltmg rn Glas and claims her blg ges' thrtll to be graduatron Football and hockey are her favorrte sports whxle gorng to the movres fxlls tn her empty hours lane Schnexder laney hopes to work rn a bxg busrness concern Her pasttme ts wrttrng letters and she can be found at football and basketball games Her pe peeve ts concerted people Hn Qtrv Richard Shandorf Dxcks brggest thrrll was to be captam of the golf tearn Ice skattng baseball hockey and golfing take up h1s spare tlme Drck plans to become a forest ranger Loretta Schoenner The abrlrty to fly a plane rs Lorrys future Her ttme at Washington IS taken up wlth A A Ice skatmg an danctng frll rn her spare ttme Good luck Loretta' 9- Fay Lormda Sharp Fays homeroom ts 210 She ts an acttve member of the G A A the Rrtle Club and the M1XSd Chorus Belng mustc teacher after gradua tron 15 her chref ambmon J Lyle I. Shuoy Roy can be heard Slnglhg Dont Fence Me In rn 204 Grrls chewmg gum with therr mouths open IS one of his pet peeves Sllver Wlngs w1ll complete Roys plans after graduatxng B111 Solmtzky Football hockey lrttle work here and there and a speedy game of bean bag take up Wtllys t1r e He ts a member of Allred Youth Hrs future plans are wuh the Army Cathenno E Spxol Krtty halls from lO2 Her favorite sports are horseback rzdrng bowling and clancmg Kxtty s favorlte pasttme IS writ mg letters to her boy frxends She plans on being a clerk after graduatlon 0 if . ' A 'I - V ' , ' e ' I V ' ' rs 0 - Q 1' V ls.. k k N ft. , K 6 V if A K D A ft ,flf 3 A 9 , 55 sf ,, as t X X- ' Z2 f' pihliil. f I .. H , H . .. -A Q , ' ' G I H 0. H I I ' sr!! Emory Stanley Smrlrng Stan hopes to en ter the Navy Hrs favorrte bandleader rs Horace Herdt Stans an ardent basketball fan Allred Youth clarms hrm as a member Lee Stanley qwedes chref avrrbrtron rs to 1orn the Navy when frnrshed wrth school Interested rn all sports he rs well known by hrs fellow student and admrr ers Homeroom 305 clarms hrm lr' sf QW: 64 Marlon Slasny Oh what blrss to have happy go lucky Staz s vrews Perhaps her assocraflon wrth the Surveyor Staff Allred Youth and the Thesprans s responsrble for thrs Her plans for the future are undecrded Evelyn Strand Pretty blond lrttle Evs fu ture rntends her to be a secre tary Her sparklrng personal rty has led her to the Com mercral Club and Allred Youth meetrngs Dancrng rs her pas trme Helen Strommer Hedy our cheer leader spends most of her spare trme wrth Leon Sands She lrkes water sports such as swrm mrng and canoerng therefore she plans to lrve rn Florrda as- Louise Marie Theuer Skatrng rs the pastrme of quret Lou Her favorrte pas trmes are readrng and berng a member of the I C C t pre ent her plans for the fu ture are uncertarn Lucrlle Thor Allred Youth and Student Councrl clarm pretty Lou for an ardent member Danc rng skrrng and skatrng take up her spare trme Comptom eter work wrll be her future career Iulxus Struntz Ouret and small Babe rs a great athlete a loyal ad herent of all sports He clarms no hobby or secret ambrtron but we bet theyre both rn sports Good luck Babe' xy fx ff-1 Harold Tonstad When rot engaged rn read rng or attendrng Hrstorrcal Socrety meetrngs studrous Harry can be found frshrng and skrrng He also enroys Paul Whrtemans musrc and plans to become an enarneer Earl St Sauver Black harr beautrful eyes shrnrng teeth' Thrs rs Earl Hrs rmmedrate rnterest rs the Allred Youth and Spanr h Club Earls favorrte pastrme rs readrng and lrstenrng to Harry Iames Summertrme Rxchard Toxlrey Drck who loathes study perrods was thrrlled wrth hrs frrst AA Hrs favorrte pastrme rs srttrng on the bench and rs gorng to let the Navy take care of hrs career Mary lean 'hchxda Mary lean, the warm weath er lover from 308 spends much of her time vacatronrng She attends all sports events and rs srmply wrld about Tommy laorsey and Embraceable ou Vrrgrnra Vadnarl Few people can resrst the warmth of Shorty's dark, smrlrng eyes She has been a popular member of Student Councrl, Ourll and Scroll and Allred Youth Much luck to you Shorty! lane! Van Deen Berng an A student rs Ian s' rdea of a brg thrrll Thrs charmrng grrl rs actrve rn Al lred Youth and Chorr Her personalrty wrll come off well at busrness il' gk 'I-'w 7 , is 'Y V W if . 3 ,ff V . , , I ' 3 , 1 ' , i A A' r l , A 3-' - 3 . A 1 V. v.,g.5 .px lr, M 'J Ph i ' ,J Ng, ' V, U S , Y A I - A r V -, ,Y - H ,, ' . , . r . Q . r , if 35' . U.. an--' 'bf Robert Harold Vernon Bobs brggest rnterest rs grrls Hrs pa trmes are roller skatrng horseback rrdrng and dancrng or readrng cowboy storres He plans to take an engrneerrng course at the Um versrty of Mrnnesota Q.. Q Xu Frarxcri Vmll lfran clarms that unfarthful frrends are her pet peeve Her brggest thrrll was her frrst trrp back to her home town Bowl rng rs her pastrme she rs des trnad for teachrng VOL Cleo Wagner A thoroughly frrendly person rs Cleo She has been a larth ful member of the Allred Youth Her favorrte sports are bowl mg skatrng and dancrng A yet her future rs unknown Q? Donald R. Waldoch Hrs pet peeve 1S when he has to wart for street cars rn the future we wrll see hrm as a commercral artrst 'iv L V914 Evelyn Wrchan Wacky found her brggest thrrll rn cheer leadlng She was the presrdent of Student Counczl and a very crctrve member of Rrfle Club lvfrxed Chorus G A A and Allred Youth Irene Wamer Quret blue eyed Butch a favorrte among us She halls from 202 Her ambrtton rs to be a bookkeeper She may be found sewrng rn her spare trme sag Claus Wrllraml Pretty Wrllre rs a member of the Allred Youth and Thes prans and keeps her spare trme hlled wrth skatrng club meetrngs and shows She plans to be a desrgner rn the near future Roger I Werdell No wonder Hog has such nrce muscles wrth all those darrng acrobatrcs he does Lrstenrng to Tommy Dorseys Boogre Woogre and eatrng take up hrs pastrme it Addro Mane Young Whrle not attendrng Allred Youth or the Spanrsh Club meetrngs you can frnd thrs grrl rn the gym playrng bas ketball or tenms She plans to enter a musrcal college after graduatron 17 I I I' l P' f 9'3- Harvoy Zalpol Good natured Harvey spends much of hrs trme at the Crrcle S Ranch as a gurde He rs a great baseball fan ln the fu ture he plans to be a plumber I..- ,1 'RTI l f Ruth Adaxr Woltlund Vrvacrous Ruth rs known for her beautrful long blonde hazr At home youll frnd her play mg the prano Her future wrll depend upon her success at college Helen Zaccardx Our lrttle short rug cutter puts zrp rnto all she does Proof of thrs rs her actrvrtres rn Allred Youth Makrnq some one a wrfe plans her future Q1 xt +1 A - C if f XC, C qi C I '53 .. gf 6' 4 I l 11 Q, f C ax, r YC xl' iq . . . I - .. ,. is f. ., . C . f C C tit Z C - is ' ? k,,CCfC.Q, u fs, . A Q. , C vm up 56 I 1 ,M Di T' - ! u w C it fy Lf f 1 , ft't it , K f Q - ' V I N f ff , . Y 1 A 3? The grand march one oi the most lmportant events of the evening was grace fully executed 2 'B I 8 W!! Happy couples trip the light fantastic to the rhfthme ol Bobby Thomas 45:6 Marion Sundberg, Bill Evans, La Vonne Young, Wally Brix, Violet Hol- comb, lack Graham, Eleanor Herr- Mann, Bill Daniels led the grand march. IUNIOR CLASS The class ol '46 has shown its ability in handling the affairs around school by the various projects that they have undertaken in the past year. They have 472 members. q..gN R Under the guidance of Miss Dorothy Zehnder were sure they will advance and succeed in everything they under- Officers: Ronald Vannelli, Beverly Kctrlen, George tckel Thompson. L ghenry tl'Y Elert Lucille Fda? lgldiinal-nigh RGY DOYO 1 berq d laclc H'-Tnson llgxcrcidd SJSHGGYQ Serqmq KSU en n Delores Flelsner Stan1DQ F d Selby O l G Ann F on Edward GUY re X Dixon l0'3n MGuLeilshMOrY e Cmllzrated loan Quimby Qdlyiiundson MGYY Bam Thom Standing lames Warner Robert Ste1h1bel Iohn lacks Ronald Vannelli Iohn Hannor Richard Schabert Frances Vlal Florence Pospyhalla Marie Schweler Rosemary Page Pat Costello Ruth Hagen Geraldine Gawel Harold W1lM1Ck6 Shirley Petchel Francis Kelly Gerald Keltell lames Romell Seated Helen Forbes Kathrine Gangl Angelo Frattlaone Neil Le Fabure Helen Peters Kathrine Hogan Don Huisenga Angeline Fa ciana . l 1 ' 5 1 ' Q A 4 l as Chase, Belly lane ' J Ftrst row Cstandlngl LOIS Lentsch Cla1re Qultter Vxrgmta Sprecrcer Dorothy Wendell Sam Batlsto Ralph Sleberllck Edward Pawlak Russel Walxer Gene lameson Dorothy Andert Audrey Larson Margaret H1nton Arlene Kolb Seated lack Campron Marlorxe Magyar Delore lames Pat Cody George Grundtner Eleano Berg Beverly Conlln May Ann Gelbman Ruth Redtske Margaret Copeland Harry Dlmmerman Ruth Gantzer Carol lsler Ro emary Hollrnan Dorothy Patn L. F1rst row W1llred Ph1ll1ps Kenneth D nzer Elmer Poppert Second row Fhyllls Thurber Carol Locxway Delores Luca Patrtcla Schanno Lavaun Brocker Betty Mltchell Standmg George Babcock Mary Fnzpatrrck Katherme Achtm Noreen Corngan Delores Fxtzpatrtck Rosemary Berg Rxta Flaherty Charles Class Frank Kast George lohnson Albert Grahl Rlchard Mallet Shxrley lohnson Arthur Graz1ger Robert Gavrllescu Seated Danxel Patrlck B1ll Manslleld COYTIHG Sabian Verna Mexce Verna Young Ronald Lmdberg lames Salwasser Ahce Anderson Elame Mulner Helen Dorner LOUISE Harder Mable Schultz Rosemary L1etner Sh1rley DePauw Helen Ktrch Mary lane Oddson Clmton Nelson Thomas Kxresuk Ted Str1ny he QW r, TRUTH 4- 5 V ', , M-lggfggyf 5 New-4 K X , we ff' 'f,-t'fs,- , , ,Q-wg'ffe:.?3,,.. -S e Srttrng frrst row Elatne Frank Alden Sywetsor Rrcharr' Mobeck Delores Odden Beatrrce Korclell Second row Lovella Sheppards Lourse Mllle Ha rret Payne Geraldtne Iacky Martel Gregarre Standrng Rose Stlac Elva Anderson Shrrley Frrclcson Adolph Oswald Charles Waldon Ioseph Corner Stephen Andert Lawrence Brown Betty lohnson Donald W Wtlllam Swartzlaauer W Stancltng Beverly Frrsk Rtchard Amey Shtrlev Mc'NIeely Theodore Tschlda Harley Melsby Marlorre Dahl Donald Mrller Rtchard Clenae Iohn Fnqs Iohn Stevens Ltlly Thorsen Murtel l-lolrday lean Mtelock Mary Lou Homme sten Robert Krueger S1 ttng Darts Boch Mable Bera torrna Thell Roy Ket hel Beverly Karlen Florence Krmke Ioe Krawzalc Beverly Peterson Walter Oehrne Eugene Anderson Marttn Setlelc SOPHOMORE CLASS Row l Florene Albert, lean Claugherty, La- verne Gerdtes, Lucy Ballan Row 2: Bill Wewers, lack Peck, Victor Frendt, Iohn Hoffman, ,l JC- Row l Iohn McManus Gene Larson George Pa1t1ch Row 2 Beverly Kortum Marv I lordon Florence Adams Rosemary Muellner Sally Ander on lane Olson Betty Hughes Bernxce Le1rer .Q Ofltcers Shxrley Lorenz Orvllle Ftetarek Lorra1ne Herman Ralph Drassel lat Standlng Evelyn Nordstrom Dorothy Dalpe Rlta Bednar Thomas Ioyce W1ll1am Zeka Don Hubenette Ralph Drassel Ruth Nyhus Clalre Schnelder Seated Dlclc Hendel Don Haulceness George Huber Gerald Webmger Long Tom Quxtter Ioe Wagner Leonard Renfro Lawrence Wh1te Ruby thy Krertz L1ll1an Muellner Donald Salvma George Koran Standlng Agnes Stadler Lorraxne Knaclc Orvrlle Fxefarek Ralph Drassel Don Haugen Tom Falvey George Karp Agnes Payne Loretta Knock Second row Raymond Taack Sh1rley Lexbel Herb D1ckhudt Iohn Ha1der Ierry Hmdenncks Kenneth Huntley Shrrley DYWIUQ Ahce Muellner Mane Couture Lots Clmtsmon Elmerc1a Bames Betty Lou Amey Eugene Lltebure Seated Tom Satterberg Doro Davxd Pornplxn 1 L.-1-is H' smgg Ftrst row Iohn Gletschlacker Harold Budtnslce Dorothy Follmer Wtlllarn Dunford Second row Bay Carter Dtck Coverdale Shtrley Webber Marcelene Fish Chester Kolka Dtclc Eng Thtrd row Irene Metlock Noreene McMally Dtck Buedy Pat Scloes Bernard Schwartzbauer Betty Solnttekt Ioyce Stnclatr Dantel Patrtck Dolores Lanz Fdward Lewan dowske Steve Tako Brll Weyand Rrchard Lackner Ioe Wrnd FIYSY row Earl lensen Beverly Schultz Conme Petechen Elden Flay Second row Robert Murphy Gerald Kegley Leonard Bentro Roger Netle en Lore Rolott Lors Dahlgren Etleen Scanlan Roee Geretschlaeger Gertrude Kteslmg 'C S 14.4 Ftrst row Robert Graf Leonard Hmdrtcx Ioyce Iolly Martlyn Knowles Second row Ioe Fetberger Arnold Flsher Delores Gantzer Luqlle Gartner Tmrd row Mary Btcklord Charletta Bump Kenneth Cooper Don Kruszenske Fourth row Rose Mary Gardner Ruth Satterberg Lorrame Mellntx Rlchard Sorlxe Btchard Mullner Donna Shana Thresa Con roy Iacquelme Ltlleskov Ftfth row Laverne Du Bose Shtrley Baron Helen Bearth Irene Zlmmerman Donna Walsh Dorothy Swttala Betty Smtth Ruth Scribner Mary Monn Stanley Mansheld Eugene Mann Lawrence Goshey l o D N' ' 4' I . f t X fx . 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I A , Ftrst row Ralph Schroepler Rtchard E1lek Ioan St Sauver Betty Sommers Dorothy Shte Vernon Salwasser Dorothy Lambert Woodrow Eumurtan Second row Owen McKenzte Gerald Dtxon Donald Frettag Robert Gutlmaster lohn Golotovtch George Soler Robert Fenton Gerry Guy Thtrd row Gordon Conrtaht Clarence Folmack lohn Scarrella Arthur Graf George Kruse Itm Wallrtk V A Seated Donald Wachler Robert Qutnn Glo ta Orlck Mueller Thtrd row Wtlltam Zopft Don Seberltck Glora Ltrd Carol Ol on Stanatng Rtchard Burtham Don Hubtnette Harold Rafferty Loyd B aud w lt K Jan a l e Laber Iohn Curttss Dorothy Kavanough Betty Hofne Etleen Hot ll .J o t Kadu' Dolo e Eelke Phyllts Herrmann Lorratne Herman Ma w H ndertcks Ge uae Ktes g i Ftrst row Beverly Lawrence lune lowrsor Lots Ol or oc l Kewl Glo a lvlttle Dtane Kaufenberg Mtke Soralolean Second row Donald Webber Helen Schaue Mary Koltas Carol Ktttleeon Thtrd row Tom Stebbtnq Stanley Pttmar Ka hertne Vev Dolores Kern Carol Oslund Shtrley Lorenz Aud ey Lackner Betty Backus Fou t't r w Cneste Dorna gall D arte Batley Don Oeborg Edward Te al Fam: Machtack A hu Arnold Ray Komtechke Y 8 1 ' 0 . -5 U 3 ' t .- ,f' 'V J ' r, . 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I. if e e fe ww- URGAN Nou H co eratuon UW Gghersop tl formal guihernngs n the expression fper onal enjoyments, e cu 'uv onine better unde stcmdmg f the wor-H Q oui Us An Create oundatnon or C1 u'tur-e IIVIYN 'E K. J' 'W L 2 YP? N QA, 'F .3112 . X Li AL 3 , 9 Q Q 9 4 mf ' ' 5 f it f vb' R. Crurru , Q0 ' I A I I 'fu f ' -' 5 9 'Q ' s o -4 ' x mm. 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X f , f I , f 7 I fx , , , A First row Thomas Wagner Bob Hose, Beverly Conltn, Allce Dick, Htta Schuweiler, Bill Lorenz, Ioyce Routler loe Komarek, lack Okoheskr Second row lerry Hynneck, Valerra Cournoyer, Eleanor Herman, Olga Damian, Merlyn Iohnson, Mary Ellen Meidlrnger, Betty Priebe, Beverly Quimby, Gerry Peters, Lucille Thor Thtrd row Florence Adams, Connle Petchen, Shirley Lorenz, Shirley Petschel, Mary Milam, Delores Lauge l Frrst row Rosemary Page E t y Drrxer Dolores Luck lohn Yorqa Dolore Gantzer Secono ow lr F6 Geretscnlaeger Don Meter Mary lane Young lane Schnelaer Ma y Ellen Krawzalc Lorrarne Woldt Thrrd row M1lZ1e Surber Hele Strorrmr' er Lyle Shuey Tom Krrsuk Anne Knapp Dorothy Schnetder Lotus M ller You th row Wtltred Rte-singer Ambrose KL11'kONSK1 loseph Schrmot Bernadette Lrgday Bermce Nodes Corrme Sabean Ftrst ow Clarre Vltlllams Heler Loae Cleo Wagner Iarres Curtls Erll Solmszy Beverly Peterson Ca ol lssle Reverly Karlan Celra Darnrar S cord row leanne Kllburg Peggy Bres Dolo es B A ae sor Ma IC S asry Helen Pere z Audrey Larson loar' lnnls Margaret Budzrn lc Truro rofw Bettl Lou Errcrc on lean ete Zretlow Aug ey Lackher Betty Backus Patrlcra Horns . 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Flrbt row E1 zabetrl Prlebe Beverly Qd1Ub lonald Walao lc Lu 'le Tl or Glc rra Graber Second row Rlchard Cru n Horner Fna nran H1119 bert G Drrorlca 55549 riwsr Flrst row VIYQIHIG Vadnals Iolm Iaclfs Se ond row Anna Mae Lorkard Gwen Schhchtmg Marlon Stasney Geraldlne Peters Grace Drckmdz Dlck qcnally Ray Carlson Ted Tsch1da Beity Schalfhausen First row Iosephme Barnbusch Florence Po pynalla Fra! cex S hnelder Second ow Rosemary Burg Ro ernarxe Lertner lack Graham Helen Forrpe Rue el Wnlff Graber Bernard Colaxzy Delplnne Hartman Artrmr Bergluna Ben: ly Erma Q . F i J ry L4 'Ye 'SQ-sr . .4 X- I6 x . ' ' i E V A ' 'Y fY, 3 . N C , Cx, .1 2 . 1 , . I . , V ' . r Ra' , ,Len Flora r, c. 'lx :Ai 5 M' Q ,- G f 'F - W W A . Ki F , A 1,4.W.fn-Q.-A - i f 1 '.!4A F V ,HF 4 V , , ' , I e F , S , Y V J ' z ' 3 ' , s 1. ' , 1 S C . , ' r , S, , , ' fi, ,:s l rf. fr, Glarvr THESPIANS ln' a 1 21 lm! man Carol Kehl Marcla ll ll H Dolores l'l1ewl1ner Al e Arne on Second row Peqay Ble llllf Fannon Mllllel Holllday Florence Pofspyllalla Margaret Cop land lean Menlo lu Flora lr ca Tn d cw Qlfn e Wllllam ll an l lo e 3 A d Ma cella Flylce Helen Strom mer Bexerly Conllm Dolor Q Ftzg ald Four n row Beverly Kar Pe ereon STATE CREW Bob Burg Mr Leo Peet lack Graham QUILL AND SCROLL OFFICERS Llly Thorsen Ruth Gantzer Donna Laclcner Mary loyce Iordan l OFFICERS Geraldxne Peters VIYQIHIG Vadna1s Grace D1ckhudt Gwendolyn Lois Lmdburg V1rg1n1a Vadnaxs Mary Ellen Schllclmg Krawzek Gwendolyn Schllctlng .. ,, 'K ' 1. 9. 0 L, A ,. 5 -. - 6 Q 'D ' QQ, v f ' A ' . K l . l it V ' 1 LT V' . .L L Fmsl row, le nne Kzlb xr, Lol.: C , :zzz , , ,A C., . w ,i , .xc .'.r:s, , , j S ' L l l w . , ' ' , ' . , ' , e , . . ' C D on ' lr 1 L . r ' Qs, ' lvfrx Stasny To r 5 . rx erson r l, . - , 2 r, , ' , e. 1 er 1' ' - A lrn, Dolores Gantzer, Shirley Petschel, losephine Barnbush, Beverly I- zir- , l-13' ., M :Sl 'i F fl., , . , B Q 1' .07 -f ' 1 My X , Sl I , Q2 , , GXBL ,. Vliiss Boclgyis, Y Beverlxi' , HGV' Uqg Nleli hnggfl. el Dofger. 3 rlcer yy , G Q lO im ri ernflfxf may we liiifoiie NME? eieiit lie were u 05 o ' -Der, Q Cogroilr Ngxis r S-'xrSl YOWL ggh Noreen nn Pol WG 'Yneleec - DOYWO is er Mori! MO ' Corr1QG'l' ten Felmq' Mari' Zeitlow. He LO - ylurSl- - Yin , Maxine Lersoftr tte Leflf- pxuclretlirxcy-son. leone Third 'OW B iw Yourth 'OW' e I 1' OFFICERS ee? 1 193' fi? t9 J K 'glrg X 1 W 9' i. l George Thom P' , K son enneth Denzer, Addie Marie Y oungf Herman Hertogr WZ? I 'R fi,-- 5 'gl v i gills, liiai gif' ' rife p I . ?'v gi Y if ' A Bla-l , 'xl- SPANISH CLUB ll' ms Kenneth Denzer, Audrey Boyd, Charles d Crum Yvonne Sitting: Betty Slaybough, George Wi ia , Class, Dorothy Elert, Cleora Weber, Edith Giles, Phyliss Halbert, Bichar , Lindahl, Vivian Baines, Katherine Kerble. Standingi Lucille Klein, Marilyn Miller, Virginia Eumurian, Dolores Fastner, William Rornell, Rovert Schmidt, Gerald Heppner, Audrey an l-lertog, Ruth Gantzer, George Thompson, Io Anne Ziniel, Addie Young, Lackner, Herm Stanley Christensen, Robert Olson, SWING BAND Vtrst row left to rtaht Kennet Lfenze Don Met Clay 't D o etr Second row lxrn Iones Wayne Trece g Left to rtght Ion Melr Charles I-hnshaw Deo Metr EQ BAND AND ORC ESTRA Ftrst row left to nght Cllnton Nelsor' Donald Pape Helm Carol Kehl Lucy Bahan Don Haugen loe Schrrud l1I'I1lOflSS Ton Texp l George Wtlhams Albert L1 tbe Dom1n1c Rocco Se o d row left to right loan Huber Wayne Treberg Cayton Htrch Mat Schauer Charles Hinshaw Don Mer Deo Metr Donald Nesse Shlrley Lorenz N1Ck Sarafolear' Clatre Schnteder, Charles Sarafolean Fred Hartfleld Cel1a Seroer Lorralne Woldt , ',, 12 l 1fg..vq D l 1 L Q , ' 3 D r r 'r, ' ton Furcl e M ' A 2 ' , . r . U' z : 'Q 1 -A .f , Qi? 4 , A lf f x N U . - Q A at -f- - ' E I ZZ A.. , f y ml , , if 4 A , .Y 2 ' 'z ,ti MIXED CHORUS - A Wgift ,emi fn J xo - First row Vivian Baines, Darwin Korum, Richard Willet, Helene Schauer, loann Schau- er, Eleanor Berg, Dawn Kushke, Beverly Kortum, Mary loyce lordon, Mrs Hovelsrud, Lor- raine Herman, Elmeroia Baines, Evelyn Wichart, Carol Kehl, Doris Bock, Noreen Mclieely Second row Clayton Eurch, Kenneth Denzer, Orville Eietarek, Roy Ketchell, Chester Kalka, Dick Roberts, Robert Cross, Lawrence White, Flay Koinischlce, William Zopti, Charles Hin- shaw, Clinton Nelson, Fay Sharp, Flora Mae Rowe. aims' oHoRUs B X .l vt' 5 L . JD Y ss First row' Edith Gill, Norma Thill, Gloria Orblce, Lois Lee Dahlgren, Leona Maxwell, Helen Zoccardi, Lorraine Herman, lean Hanon, Gloria Yorga, Sylvia Diegnaw, loanne Sundquist, Mary Oddsen, Gloria Malmstrom, Doris Grenwald, Mrs. Hovelsrud. Second row: Dawn Kuske, loyce Kittleson, Olga Damian, Donne lenlcins, Patricia Kelly, Shirley Madison, Doris Bock, Katherine Spies, Beverly Karlan, Beth Schauffhausen, Elmercia Baines, lacqueline Schultz, loanne Schauer, Catherine Hogan, Betty Anne Edmundson, Doris Krause Third row' Betty Lou Hillan, Marcella Busse, Vivian Gibria, Mary McGroaty, Celia Damian, Shirley Hawkins, Yvonne St, Arnault, Marie Cauthu, Fay Sharp, Helen Forbes, Eleanor Berg, lanet Van Deen, Delores Falkowski, Noreen McNeelly, Helen Stiepan, Donna Lovella, Elaine White, Evelyn Wichart 6 1' X omciaas Helen Fo hes Evelyn Wichart Edith Gill Elmercia Baines HISTORICAL SOCHETY Frrst row Beverly Kortum Iams Rornell Carol Krttleson Lorrame Herman Lols Lmd berg Dorothy Schnelder Elmer Popperl Drck Crum Rrchard Ford Second row Wrlfred Relsenger loan Huber Beverly Kolrlen Mclryone Iaclcson Audrey Lackner Beverly Peter son Gwen Scnlrctrng Glen Herr Ioan Mernll Clmton Nelson Eduard Schwartzbauer Ball Weyanat Mrchael Ra afolean Ioe Fleberger Harold Tonstacl INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE if 3 3 fs 'Le- ll lrenz Zum er an a d Elme cua Barnes Frrst row Io Anne Zmrel Dorothy Thompson Marv Kolras Iacquehne Motschenbacker Glona Malmstrom Warren Spannous Second row V1olet Wenzel Yvonne Llndahl Dons Grunewald Katherme Fey Ioan Ross Phylhs Siromayer Thrrd row Elmercxa Barnes Shrrley Lorenz Ieanet e Lee Dorothy Swltala Loretta Gumon . 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ITA Fl Y T ,QQ4 A ' RIFLE CLUB if B gg I E sl Ftrst row Morres Olson Brll Zoph D1Ck Mobeck Fay Sharp Mr Bradle Stan Pttrnan Elmer Poppert R1chard Stebbtng Second row Don Kopellce Btll We :ve s Don Patrtclc Ierorne Bearth Lyle Schuey Cnarles Hmshaw lohn Flerschbacke COMMERCIAL CLUB Ioan Mauer Elame Mollner Floramae Rowe 7-wif' FITSI row Evelyn Nordstrom Iune Iohnson Irene Geretschlaeger Shtrley Kruger Drane Kaufenburg Mary Frtzpatrxck Gwendolyn Schlrctmg Second row Grace Drckhudt Evelyn Strand Elame Mollner Mary Ellen Krowzak Mtss Wallblom Florence Krxnke Mxldred Ftosner Marcelrne F1Sh Gerry Peters Th1rd row Ruth Scnbner Ioan Mauer Dolores Luck Dorothy Kehl Floramae Rowe U 9, E O 5 ! of af S - ' E 'EL l i 0y,,.f frm.-Q ..-- A B , K , Q . - 1 . , Q A I .Q , ' n , f A L 3 ' Y ' wit E ,N ' xv, Y -B ff' , .- X . xx fl E J S Y L 'f e 'Nt hi' STUDENT CCDUNCTL 'J Flrst row Geo ge Tho npeon uhus Struntz Bob Gavrllebca Lorrarne Wold' Mary Ioyce lordan Second row R Chard Erleck Gerald Eztel Kenneth Denzer Dorothy Wrtwrcke Ionn Hanon Adolf Osvy old Mary Ellen Merdlmger wfffi Corrne Sabear Iullus Struntz Ev lyn Wrchart Doro hy Wexdell George Thompson Y- fi J' I Fzrst row Roger Werdell Elmercla Eames Slwrley Machson Iullus Struntz Gerald E1tel Second row Deo Mezr Anna Nrth Amb ose Kurkowskr Lorrlane Gerdts Pat Murphy Ierome Bearth Audrey Larson Thrrd row Glen Herr LOUISQ Mlller Norman Peterson B111 Dr1ver Cormne Sabean I A S-J , 5 1 . t v , K, rw I rt? . , It ' X T A T l l v -' I . D . I ' . 1 ' ' of .T or J -..X 3 if ,'f' . 3 ' A A 1 g Q -0 T Q . T f 4 ' un X I 7 e . , ll 1 ' . I If , : . f W ' u V A 7 I V q d ' A Z 1 f - V ' ' x I , . 'WA x - 6 3 T Ftrs' row Betty Fclrnundson Lucrlle Kletn Ca ol Keltl Blcna cl Crum 'Dolores M Ancler son Marcta luellclt Second row Carol Olson Maxme Flnk lean Mauer Ro emary Moll ner Luctlle Thor fwen Schltcltt ng Slurley Krueaer Dorotny Ke l Fxelyn Wtclrart Tmrd row Eugene Murphy Eugene Lafavor Rueeell Walker Joe Frebrrqer Art Beralund Howard Kozlowslu lohr' He og Duane luetten LIBBABY Flrst row V1rg1n1a Vadnals Beverly Conlrn Iohn Hanan Ana Knapp Secona row Tom Ktresuk Dlcx Schabert Harold Wrt wrclce Florence Pospyltalla Thtrd row Beverly Peterson Ralph Drassel George Ftsher Ruth Gantzer X. Ftrst row Mary Boucluer Helen Zaccardl Mlss Healy Denuce Ehler Mary Mtlam Sec ona row Marleee Boyd Mtldrecl Mars Betty Toenles lrene Scanden Betty Mttchell, Shlrley l-xawlclna Alrce Dtxon Verna M919 lune Longlienry Edlth Gtll Mary lane Prltch ard Bose Sllac c B I 41 Y I B , .as 'M' : N I I va' ' S ,fy t 7- t J +- 1 -5 41' K., . ? L, A . 1 , - , r ., r ,. . , - f ' ,Q 't, ' ' fl , 1' l A Fil, V. N I 1 AB I I Y 1 l 5, 2 as I l 4 I l' 0 ' ' ' X Q, I ll ' I sl 'V 3 V . 5 I . :dl B ...- l - 3, - ey Q R .' r' A, . ' W 1 - - 2 8 .1 5 t Q I I 1 - K 4 L fn lib K X X fi Beautrfully bod ed ' A stron Sense of rn ht L oursm then' veins' ut they, chernshm ese Joyful! cjouned haracterss ICS r-get not 'takes rawn and ra o oforth stead QSU bme the fields essoh Wvth 9831? s Iesso s corefu ly mnxeclmeasure gf lt is with sincere appreciation that we, the Clas of 1945, dedicate this section ol sports to Ed Weber whose outstanding tQmely death on May 17 1944. Only a sophomore at the time of his death, Ed played left halfbaclc on the grid team, guard on the basketball guint, and he was an outfielder on the President baseball team. lsle is greatly rnissed this year on the athletic teams as he was a close comrade of his teammates. Ed would have un- doubtedly proved to be a great factor to the success of the clubs ATHLETIC BOARD A s athletic career was cut short by his un- 1 5 -owes Q. .... -. .... . A ,PM T ' . , W.. 1 ,-. 0 fm 5 , ,ll .A 4 3'N, Xa' turd K , i i J is Q First row, left to right I Struntz, B Rose, B Evans, I Graham, R Neunteldt, I Kornarek, B Gaurilescu, B Masyga Second row A. Arnold, R Drassal, G Anderson, A Fisher, H Kozlowski, G Iohnson, I. Falkowski, I. Salwasser. Third row B. Colaizy, F Macioch, I, Okoneski, G Paitich, R Walker, H Witwicke, G Thompson, Iohn Lockner, coach. Iohn Lackner, coach .-x N- lf Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington A-J'5?f.f f4'1,v--'rHJ Iohnson Murray Central Hum boldt Mechanics Marshall Wilson Monroe FOGTBALL 26 PEZ O 4 U -41 if f 'l' V Z: . 592 g ,7 ii ji Washington, under its new coach, Iohn Lackner, had a mediocre season due to the inexperienced material. When the body contact was through for the season, the Presidents were resting in fifth place. Prospects for the l945 season look bright, and Mr. Lackner has high hopes. Gutstanding players of the season were All-Conferene Center Iack Graham, Iulie Struntz, haltback, and Big Evans, rugged tackle Other stars were Iack Okoneski, George Thompson, Iim Salwasser, and Iim Falkowski. , Q? lf' . A 1 Jaw if Y , 5. in s K ? M 1 1? v , gf A? K f i X luck Graham Bill Evcms Ioe Komcxrek Howie Koslowski Roy Neunfeldt Bob Rose Iulie Struntz lock Okoneski X - George Thompson Berme Mosygo Art Arnold Ralph Drosscrl Russ Wolker lrm Fczlkowbkr Harold Wuwrclce George Pcntrch George lohnson Arnold l 1sher Ilm Solwosser Gene Ardersor ik. Bob Gcurrlescu Frank Mczcleoch rv 11. r ' . r QI rl 4 Sitting, left to right: Berglund, Kozlowski, Captain Evans, Daniels, Peterson Standing, left to right: Manager Korum, Fisher, Drassal, Woodbury, Haugen, Gelbmann, Fiefarek, Paitich, Rudey, Coach Harry Nelson, The opening of the l944-1945 season showed the Presidents had a rugged, high scoring, and a well-balanced guint. The typical spirit and determination of the teams of yester-year was again shown this season. Every man on the fighting first five had outstanding ability: Bill Daniels' and Art Berglund's high scoring and clever ball handling, Bill Evans' stalwart defense, Bob Woodburys and Ralph Drassel's all-around versa- tility. True sportsmanship was shown even in defeat. Washington root- ers may be justly proud of their fine and loyal support to a grand fighting team. .X x ,ill 0 4,1 5 YP A, x X 2? 1 . CONFERENCE SCORES Washington ..,,,,i.,i., 18 Marshall ...,......,.., Washington .,,i.ii,,,i. 29 Mechanic Arts Washington, .,.i..i,,, 34 Monroe .,,.,,.,c,,,..i . Washington .i,,,,.,,,,, 29 Wilson ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Washington, ....,,.,,, 29 Murray .,,,i, ,,,,,.,, , Washington .i,,,,,.,,,, 28 Harding ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 29 Washington ,,,..,,.,,,, 34 Central ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 25 Washington .......i.... 18 Humboldt ...,,,.,..,, 19 Washington ..,..,,,,,,, 40 Iohnson ,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 2 5 Won 4 - Lost 5 -'uwiwnl-up-Q.-.. Howie Kozlowsxi Norm Peterson Student Manager Korum CITY HCCKEY CHAMPS Kneeling Dick Schmidt lim Salwasser George Huber Ed Te rault Iulie Struntz Frank Macioch Gerald Kegley Art Graiziger Iacic Olcoriesici Standing lohn Lackner coach Iohn lacks Steve Andert Gene Anaerson Iohn McManu Boo Ro e lacic Graham Dwight Huisenga Don Esch Art Arnold The hockey tradition ot Washing ton was kept running in a steady stream this Winter as the hockey team went through their schedule undefeated to cop tne City Cham pionship By Winning the title Wash rngton earned the right to represent region 4 in the first State High School Hockey Tournament ln the first game Washington de feated Rochester 5 to U ln the semi finals the boys lost to the State Champions Eveleth lU to U ln the last game the team captured thrrcl place by beating St Cloud 7 to 1 lack Okoneski tended the nets in pro style during the tournament and was chosen on the All State Team Captain Babe Struntz led the city conference rn scoring with seven teen points and captured all crty honors along with lack Graham and lack Okoneski Iohn Lackner coach STATE TOURNAMENT Washington ..,cw. 5 Rochester Washington .ccwcc U Eveleth .. Washington ,,tt., 7 St. Cloud Won 2 - Lost l ......,,lO Washington ...... Washington ...,.. Washington Washington ....., Washington Washington .,.... Washington ...... Iulie tComrnandoJ Struntz SCHEDULE Wilson .... Murray .... Central .... Mechanics Monroe .... Marshall .. Humboldt Won 7 - Lost O lock fD9Gd Eyej Okoneski x ,S ,Auf Steve lSleepyD Anderl Frank CMushJ Macioch Icrck Cloltingl Grcxhcm I 5 if Q 2 as Gene CAndyJ Anderson J lim Uviousieb Sclwcsser Gerald fSmilesJ Kegley n5 l M' TRACK font row left to gh! e1denre1n N C Hlrs D Schager Sweeney R Lllleskov C Nelson D Mlller D lanes l, Mel M Elo Back row R We-xdell I Comer W Plnlllps G lohnson M Tebe g V F D G G Kafka R Walker B Gaurllescu B Bura Mr Salmon cca '1 The track team coached by Mr Salmon dlclnt fare well the past season Stars of the team were Bob Sweeney daslmman and Gerald lxafka shot put Also outstandlng were Don Gervaxs Dlck Scaauer and Jerry l-le1denre1ch Left to r1ght M Efron M Treberg D Schau C Hmsnaw B Sweeney D lanes 'eldell D Meler GULF Q4 f t Left lo right: Dick Shandorf, Will Halweg, lim Gabriel, Charles Class, IGIHES Wflrrler. It F53 Jul' CNC!! apta1n D1ck Bechske and Coach Harry Nelson Wm CITY CHAMPS Wash Wash Wash Wash Wash Wash Wash Wash PLAY OFFS Wash 4 FINAL Wash 8 TWIN CITY Wash 2 Hardmg Mechar11cs Central W1lson Humboldt Iohnson Murray Marshall Mechamcs Humboldt Washburn fopenerl fupsetl Cas usuall frunawayl ftoughl fslugfestl fmorn after proml Cteaserl frevengel fsweet VICIOTYI ftough to lose C12 1r1n1ngsl Won IO Lost 2 'I IDENTIFICATION OF GROUP PICTURE ON FOLLOWING W Q moss A S1tt1ng B111 Evans A1 Lowe D1ck Boyd is lack Okoneskl Tack Graham B111 Dan1e Standtng Walt Fohrenkam D1ck Iagoe D1Ck Collxns Al Neuman lul1e Struntz D1ck Bedlske Gerry Gelbmann Harry Nelson coach Under the watchful and masterful coachmg of Mr Harry Nelson Washmgton s baseball team was crowned Champ1on of 1944 Washmgton s team was well balanced both defens 1vely and OIIGHQIVSIY havmg scored 62 runs 1n conference play to the ODIDOSIIIOU s 19 The Champs lost but one game 1n the conference by one run and went on to make a clean sweep of the play offs In the Tw1n C1ty game they were upset once more m a sterl1ng twelve 1nn1ng game to a very h1gh1y respected Washburn team All C1ty honors were g1ven to Captaln D1ck Red1ske, shortstop, Ed K1eger, p1tcher, Babe Struntz, center f1elder, Ierry Gelbmann, second base, and D1ck Iagoe, catcher -. -4 if A 5 A '4 2 TT? ,L ..... 3 ' .. 4 ' ' I S .,r.r Q .Issr.rs 0 gf y .,sfs 13 ' .....,... . 6 ..,.. 9 .,,, 4 ' ..,., I3 ....,,,. 1 fxmrf ' Wash ...,. 2 Monroe .,...,.. 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IOHN WIND X SIIIIVI I PTAI and IIARUWARP 228 Front Ave. Humboldt 1963 320 Hom Ave' EDS 66 STATION FISHER PHOTO SUPPLY CO SCHWERTBERGER 5 LUNCH DHCTCGRMMC SUPPUES sciiaai surpiiiis ccnrscriatxiiiw 381 Mrnnesotct Street 1074 RICE Street SHOL RLPAIRING I M Tnat ls Gu rranteecl L E O R A T H 1099 Rlce Street 840 RICE Street Cor Atwater LOAL COKE WOOD UILIJ OIL Cornpl iients of L?-I MAX SCHNEIDER SHOE Branch ll88 I ic utreet Geranlum and Rlce Saint Paul 3 Minnesota GEORGE CHURCHILL SERVICE STATION We Specialize in FAS Elkhufgf 987 Rice at Hutch Humboldt 9981 FOUNTAIN SERVICE WESTLUND S MARKET AND PRESCRIPTIONS ACCUPA FILY Iohnson 6. Barnes COMPOUNDED .-f ' Li . I I I .L n I , C - l 4 I Q H , F , I 3 I e T . . I - ' I l I ' f J I f OII. I x ' il I 925-927 Rice street Dale and Como St. Paul, Minn. WO DBURN O 6 BRANDL lOE PILLIS GROCERY 6: lm Wm coNFEcT1oNERY 854 Rlce St Elkhurst 3441 Humboldt 4355 1102 RICE Street DR HARLEY A RAYKOWSKI Umm orros GRocERY STORE 213 Front St Humboldt 2282 GREEN DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY 1169 Rlce Street Humboldt 1422 1200 Rlce Street ZOPFI S MARKET STEINER S FOOD MARKET IEATS Q1 oRoCPR1f S 1202 RICE Street Humboldt 1375 1112 Rlce Street Humboldt 2170 Compllmerrts of RED S SERVICE STATION Western and Maryland GREASING RECAPPTNG VULCANIZTNG Complete Plck Up Servlce -.,-.,...,-.,-.,-.,-.,:.,-..:.,:..-.,...,:.....,-.,:..:. : - - -.,-.,-.,-.,-.,-.,-,,-,,.-.,-.....,-..-..-.,-..-4.-.,.. Compliments of 1. ' lx. . . , . Cffice Hours: 9 to 12 f l to 5 956 Rice Street Dale 5761 I Compliments of I COIIlIJlllIlGDl5S of I Q lv on E ,l ..,-f K 1- I N ., . , . . 2.2 : :..:1.:....,:.. .. :U .. , , .. , , V H 1-111-1111.-1411411 ,131-13.14-1 14:1 1-1-1 1 FLOWERS.. . FROM Amenca s Largest Flower Store HOLM 61 OLSON 20 24 West Frith Street FOSTER CLEANERS Our Cleamhg Pleaees Humboldt 2901 895 RICE Street Compltmeht of HEDMAN BROS DEPT STORE 916 18 20 R1ce Street Compluuente of POWERS CONFECTIONERY 1138 R1ce Street Humboldt 4626 Compluueht of IERRYS CLEANERS AND TAILOR SHOP All Work Guaranteed 888 R1ce Street Elkhurst 5695 R E DENNIS oRooER1Es Crgars Tobacco Contectronery 1143 Albemarle Humboldt 1150 HAFNER S MARKET MEATS and PRov1sroNs 893 R1ce Street Humboldt 1306 DUN STAN FUNERAL HOME 1061 R1ce Street Humboldt 6367 How Many SSSS Have You Lost by not havmg our thorough busrhess trammg? The am u'1t would no doubt pay tor a com plete ou mes and secretarral course rn our school But why keep on losmg opporturuty after opportumty7 Get busy NOW m our day or evehm clool Wtreh competent we wrll assrst you to a good posrtron Vrsrt the school No SOllCllOYS employed Forty frtth year Ill C0mI3lUT191'11S Of PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL 63 East Flfth Salnt Paul North End Leadmg Barbers Slfeel Mm-nesota 1194 RICE Street near Cedar CEdar 5333 ' I K. .r X 4 I I 5: ,L 'Q xs Q . ' I 41 S 1 I n L A - . . f , Q h A L 1 . . 1 , . . U iv P N . 1 3 5 . . , . - 1 llrilli M01lilbiliinitiitv211010itll 1 liitlitrltill l ini ilrilvl 1 1 Pl ltilllltblillllfiltilrlu U11 1 '11tx.tntfxuzugwznqntriwqvwxt-11-10104:-11 PLAN NOW FOR YOUR CALL TO ACTION For lnopprer tornor out S nvestrgcrte wl ot CI Rus1ne,xs Coreer I row lrold 'or you Courie Urn be orronged to surt prevroue NGN n 1 ASK EO OIJR LW BULLLTID 1060 'g school Business College school th u d L dur Streets GArf1eld 4378 St Paul I M1nn HOFFMAN S HARDWARE AND 1 URNITURE 904 Rlce Street Blueblrd Theater Congrot ll ns Grorduote SCHWANKLS DRUG STORE CRAUUATION GIFTS AIND CARIJS rOUNTAIlN SrRVICE Remember Our New Address 383 Robert Street Between Erltlr ond Srxtlr Sts Tw1n C1ty Book 6: Stcxhonery Co Wllere Woe unorto Str dents Buy ond Sell I rerr S nc ol o NEW OR USED Drctronones Eneyalopedro E1ct1on At Greotlw Re duced PTICC F H RIPKA I3 ERT serorz RFPAIRHNG Sr oe Reporrrno Io tl e Intrre Ed nlly 873 RICE Street St Paul M1nn WELCHS Department Store Trdde ot YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE DRY GOODS SHOES NPN S FURNISHINGS 1101 RICE Street Humboldt 2202 Cornplrmente of HYIVIIES FOOD MARKET 913 Rxce Street Humboldt 20 20 If s Medmme nxt lx X ZAND .lr FRED SZALAY GROCERIES ERUIIS VLGETABIES 956 RICE Street Humboldt 5811 IOHN ADAM 6. SON EUNERAL HOME A Eunerorl Servrce tor Every Edmrly 1078 RICS Street Humboldt 1802 LOUIES SERVICE STATION TIRES TUBES VULCANIZING Recopprng Motor Tune up ACCESSORIES BATTERIES 1201 RICE Street Humboldt 9943 054,14-102111,11-1-11--1--11131 1-11111111 '14 it it 1 I1-111 1 11.134 101 11-1 1-ifQ--zflinxuxux1111111111 ! . . . Q . . . U . Q r ' K , I A n ' 1 U . ' lsr 1 v I I Q N S .K . A - , , . I U - ' 1 If ' T I U Q n N' m l ay . U . 5 7 n 'e H I I ' fi ' Q n I . u H U Q C' Q Ro I:- ! I U U . .totio , ' sz . .. V Q . 5 A , A , N b V L H 1 . Q W . ,, A ' 1 , l ! , ' . . ! XP . 1 , ' f g 'I 1 r 1. I Q 1 VX 1- I i , . , ,, , ! I - ! J ' Qi . l : n n ' ' I H I A : X X ' ! MXITNI 1 I - I I , ' xy it I A E L L i 3 x' . 1 v ' ' o - ' N . .g,...-r,-r,:.,: : : : : - :.-,: - - : : :nz -..: - -..:,,-..-.,:..:.,- .. :.-.-,:..-.,:.,:.,-..:.,:r. ff.:fL' syafztl 'K- 2 f' f 4,6 7, LCA, ,L ff 4 full f 'A r J , X ,fp-f VA, '4 .jgxinqdf ,MQ 41,-fs ! 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