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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1946 volume:

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RUSTERHOLZ To the Class of 1946 The four classes immediately preceding yours were graduated from Washington High School into a world at war The one great duty which members of those classes had to face after completing high school was to do their part to bring World War II to a successful conclusion Now, actual hostilities between nations are at an end and you in a few short weeks will be graduated IHIO a world which, even though the treaties have not been signed IS technically at peace It behooves you and all of us to thank Grd for that And yet though international hostilities are over this old world 15 still very sick and real peace is by no means won We of the so called civilized world sometimes pride ourselves on the progress we have made since the tlmes of our forefathers, and we are justified in feeling considerable satisfaction with mans accomplishments in the realm of the physical sciences and in the use which has been made of them in the held of almost every conceivable type of invention However the other side of the picture is not so at tractivc because although we have made great advances in the physical world, we solving the problems of human relations The very fact that men, women, and children by the millions are starving that nations still view each other with sus PICIOI' that people whose SlilI1 happens to be white look down on those of a dlf ferent color and that capital and labor have not learned to get along with each other is sufhcient proof of this Ir is my ardent hope that during your years at Waslmington High School you may have learned to put into practice and to hve some of the fundamentals of the selence of human relations, that science which teaches human beings to hve together 111 1 friendly LlI'l56llClbl1 manner putting into practice the Golden Rule, Do unto others as you would have them do unto you lr you and the milhe ns of other young people hlce you are really in earnest in w anting to hve your hves in accordance with that principle then and only then will there be true happiness and peace on earth Miv God bless you PAUL TH RUSTERHOLZ, Principal ' Q I x 7 lf . 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Much appreciation is due Mr. Rusterholz for his unceasing to make Washington students good citizens' .fdrididfanf principaf MR. OLIVER BILLING is assistant principal at our school' He is also a member of the Athletic Board, handles discipline problems, is one of the advisors to the Student Council and arranges programs. With all these duties, he is still always ready to help students whenever he is called upon. Page Ten Om. cm MRS. ELEANOR MCCOOL and MISS MAR- GARET SASS keep our cfhce running smoothly at all times. Making out excuses, checking up on absenteeism, and keeping records are but a few of their many important duties. 355, ,, . . f .T Nr - ,7 N533 Gi ll H Q Miss Dorothea Zehnder, Miss Edith Richert, Miss Florence Hurst, Miss Mary O'Keefe, Floyd Cook, Miss Evelyn Page, John Laclc- ner, Miss Cecilia McHugh, Edward Liston, Ralph Nyhus, Theodore Salmon, Davis Elli- ott, Harry Nelson, Mrs. Eleanor Hovelsrud. Miss Margaret Wallblom, Miss Margaret Ellsworth, Miss Isalnel Nimis, Miss Hilde garde Kremer, Miss Betty Lundberg, Mrs. Em- ma Sanders, Mrs. Ruby jane Gould, Miss Grace Benz, Paul Th. Rusterholz, Joseph Gag- non, Oliver Billing, Warren Lange, Leo Bradle, Francis Bergup, Mrs. Victoria Bohan, Ralph Bacon. Page Eleven Page Twelve I , J X 1550017 0 QI A MISS ELSA DIEKMANN has many respons1b1l1t1es such as advxsor to the Student Councxl manager of the bookstore teach 1ng Algebra and performmg her lmportant dunes as Dean of Glrls lll HIICQ MR THEODORE SALMON our excellent gumdance director has many 1mportant dunes, a few of whxch are to glve the fresh men I tests, tallclng to students wrrh fa1l1ng grades and gwmg vocat1onal tests .Aff leljdfffn elif Thls department makes the posters for dances, club meetmgs and all other act1v1t1es of the school The art classes are under the expert dlrectron of MISS BESSIE MULHOLLAND 6llJP855i0ll Under the mstructlon of MISS EVELYN PAGE, the Ex presslon classes put on assemhhes and other programs Mlss Page IS also adv1sor to the Thespxans T fs e . H .'1,J,,At . .P ,fu ' WV,- , lv V!! -fl ,1N,'7.lAl Q . ,115 ll K . ull! vf , 'TY' 11,4 xff Q 'ff ..Q. . . .. . . Oli l 6ll g Whlle spendmg an hour rn our lxbrary you can transport your self almost anywhere Africa Polar reglons or South Sea Islands The w1cle selectlon of books and magazines IS 1n the care of MISS I-IILDEGARD KREMER Cl0l'lC0 Subjects such as blology phyS1CS chem1stry are all to be found rn thls department MR FLOYD COOK IS the cha1rman he IS also buslness manager for the annual MISS GRACE BENZ MISS CECILIA MCI-IUGI-I and MR WARREN LANGE teach these subjects angztr .Home Never wlll we forget the patlence of our Engllsh teachers as we struggled through book reports MRS and Shakespeare MR DAVIS ELLIOTT IS the cha1rman of the department Other teachers lnclude MRS EMMA SANDERS MISS MARY CKEEFE MISS DOROTI-IEA ZEHNDER MISS EVELYN PAGE and MRS BETTY LUNDBERG C0l'l0l'l'llCZ5 Sewmg and cookmg are taught at our school by MISS FLOR ENCE I-IURST She 15 now at the Un1vers1ty furthermg her taklng her place Page Th rteen education in these fields, MRS. GERALDINE MCNULTY is A nf. 'F' l . fi N A , I J V -,Gt , Q I . - ' J gb- 5 U N 'F lu. gl'l'lI1ClJllll'I'l Gxrls get excellent tra1n1ng and CXCFCISB 1n the gym classes under the d1rect1on of MRS RUBY JANE GOULD MR HARRY NELSON who IS the boys gym teacher IS also our br1ll1ant bas ketball and baseball coach .SOCLG .STUCALJ The development of our nauon IS taught by the Soclal Stuclles department The teachers include MISS ISABEL NIMIS MRS I-IENRIETTA OMAN MR LEO BRADLE MR EDWARD LISTON MR JOHN LACKNER MR THEODORE SAL MON and MISS MARGARET ELLSWORTH who IS the Cllalffllan Olll HH l5H'l Puttlng out the Surveyor and annual 15 not an easy job but If IS well done by the ournal1sm students under the d1rect1on or MRS VICTORIA BOI-IAN These students get practlcal lxter ary expenence ENUHAA Does your head ache? Do you have that run down feel1ng9 X10 we dont want you to take vxtamln pxlls just see MISS ELLEN ENGSTROM our school nurse She checlcs students when they return to school after absence and also arranges for TB tests i 0 . , . .. 9 9 Q . K 7 . , . , . , . , . , . ' 7 . 1 9 1 x . I , V .... 1 , 1 v - I , - s I, YN , .ve WM7? 0l'l'll'l'l0I CL6l The swxrls of shorthand the CllClClI'lg of typewrlters and the red and blue llnes of boolclceepmg are all 1n the clally routme ol our commerclal teachers who are MRS EDITH RICHERT MISS MARGARET WALLBLOM and MR RALPH BACON ! 0l'l'l6tflC5 Wash1ngton1tes have a fine chance to get lmportant tralnmg 1n algebra trlgonometry and geometry 1n thls department MR ADOLPH INGEBRETSEN 15 the chalrman The other teachers are MISS ISABEL NIMIS and MISS CECILIA MCHUGH Drawlng lumber and sharp tools take the place of textbooks and homework ln the shop work rooms These lnclude wood shop taught by MR JOSEPH GAGNON tm shop taught by MR FRANCIS BERGUP and mechanlcal drawmg taught by MR RALPH NYHUS medic Under the Cllrectlon of MRS EI EANOR HCVELSRUD the muslc department has contrlbuted much to our assemblles Thls department mcludes g1rls chorus Maclrxgal club mxxecl chorus orchestra and band PgeFft n 5 1:2 f7l I - ,ff 7 ' 7 , . . 34019 3 9 . 3 ' . 7 9 3 , . cz i ee W 'Xl X Uv! F-51 f Km A 1 wx f' 'EEE I Q, 2? uf - X W QL Q - N? Z ' xg -ff. Q ff' -X -Li 1 f , QETQ. ff , lf f 1 If , f 1,7 ki' ' N W 5 J W G95 -fl 1 , Il l IA f f , ' J A I We N K QQ Q, ini. 8 7 J if l ! ! D 6 , 'J CLASSES Sn LOI' COI 5 Many are the memor1es we cherlsh as we leave our Alma Mater We have been frxends together shared each other s successes and grlefs and had excltmg t1mes together The never fa1l1ng fr1ends w1th who we assocxated each clay w1ll always re mam foremost ln our closet of thoughts And who can forget how much we owe those whose lessons we searched for and found 1nstruct1on wlth humble m1nds'? Now we must go our own ways 1nto the world a world of peace once agam Each has h1s own problems to face as he makes hls journey through lxfe WlShlHg each other luck and success close the doors of Washlngton behmd us and go 1nto the unknown wnth hopeful hearts Page Eighteen Petschel anls Romell Bob Burg m ,gl T Fl uf Z X 'Q - O Al TiS.Cilll6.F, Shirley u o o . we Z UU ijllgmx . . 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I CATHERINE ACHTINUK Ack Ack lmy name I Katlel flnds fun ln almost everything she does This busy lxttle mlss can be re lned upon for mformatxoa about GAA Her shy smxle makes her fun to talk wxth We cant see how read mg wlll help her typing though ALICE ANDERSON Washington won t be Washxngton without cute little Andy s sweet smile So she says she ll leave rt here Actxve rn GAA and Thespxans this future llttle co ed loves to attend foot ball games EUGENE ANDERSON Handsome Andys mam Interests are the Navy and Elreen H s al ways around whenever there IS my excitement especially football hockey or baseball Heres hoping he lxkes the Navy STEPHEN ANDERT Sleepy who IS awake only long enough to look at a grrl now and then IS a star m hockey and active ln oot ball and golf He would like to yom the Navy unless he enters St ohns Stuck up women really peeve hmm DUANE BAILEY Frlendly Duane who spends 1 lex sure hour workmg at th audltornum Cant stand the cold clammy wmtry mormngs He enjoys watchmg foot ball baseball and basketball games He hopes to become a businessman SAM BATTISTO Happy go lucky curly headed Sam s only worry 15 having to fix flat txres He enjoys football tennrs dancmg and working on hls car H15 future IS the Navy ushernng at the Big B the Coca Cola company MABEL BERG Crackers llkes to putter around with paints and crayons Being a cheerleader and skating take up her spare time She plans on furtherxng her education at a business school Her pet peeve IS concerted boys pn. 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'Q'- RICHARD AMEY Serious minded and studlous Duck lsn t one to complain much but when xt comes to girls who snap gum Ohhhhhhhhhhll Hawauan Sunset by Wayne King wlll soothe htm agaxn though The apparatus team takes up his spare txme at school ELVA ANDERSON Elv has filled her four years with studying working and fun but found tlme to make many friends and attend Student Council and Allled Youth meetmgs We can easily see why gum chewmg xn publlc rs her pet peeve DOROTHY ANDERT With her affectionate smile Dot really deserves the best out of life Hrghlxghts of her school life are GAA She hopes to follow nn Mrs lVlcCools footsteps as a capable sec retary GEORGE BABCOCK Short and stocky describes thls well llked senior Pudges biggest thrill is being an upperclassman but teach ers are hrs pet peeve Stull undecided 'tbout the future he engages rn sports and attends movies MARY BAMBUSCH Theres never a dull moment when Bambls around Shes active Thespxans 'md IS one of our popular cheerleaders Her arm 15 to earn 1 degree at some well known college and she claims her pet peeve IS cute boys with hemnes ELEAN OR BERG As Editor of the President El IS an Important person She xs a member of G A A Girls Chorus and Madrl g1l Club and likes nothing better than 1 pair of half slacks and an excltxng footb1ll or hockey game BETTY BICKFORD Bets' pastxme ns spent workmg and attending football and baseball games Her favorite quotation IS I Don't Care Who Knows It,' which, ny the way, IS her favorlte song As yet she hasnt planned her future Page Nmeteen DORIS BOCK Her membershlp ln the Mddflgdl Club Cholr and her pastlme plavlng the plano are proof of the muslcal Hblllfy Dorle has Swlmmlhg and skllng are her favorlte sports and col lcge IS her dream for the future LAVAUN BROCHU ulet Vonnle from 309 flncls en Joyment ln roller skatlng playlng the plano and attendlng the movles Dur lng her ldle moments you wlll flnd her at an excltlng baseball game game Homework dldnt bother her when II came from Expresslon class ROSEMARY BURG Rosemary nl knamed Rosle IS well known for her pleaslng personallty B8Sld8S belng an ardent football fan she enjoys baseball and skatlng and spends her spa e tlme supportlng the Chorus Shed llke to be co partner ln lVlcNeelys Old Mald Home JACK CAMPION Whlzzlng around ln hls automoblle at all hours IS jack the prlde of home room 308 Gymnastlcs IDIEYBSI hlm most ln the Held of sports and Bell Bottom Trousers wlll be hls futu e wearing apparel CHARLES CLASS Easy golng Chucks plans are en glneerlng but they havent hampered hls excellent wok lh the Madrlgal Club He llkes all sports especlallv golf and slmply loathes sarcastlc p o ple Wolflng IS hls pastlme but then he comes from homeroom 105 BEVERLY CONLIN Name anythlng that happened Wash ln the past four years and you can be pretty sure Bev was there Dlgglng up costumes for Thes plans and Allled Youth keep her pretty busy Her future plans? Un declded NOREEN CORRIGAN Thls llkeable senlor, who swoons to the sound of Blng Crosbys Sentl mental journey, 15 an ardent member of G A A She IS also lnterested ln skllng, tobogganlng, and danclng Her future plans are flndlng the rlght man and settllng down Page Twenty 'U' Y Q fm, 'S 55 Ki'- 341' Vila U.. 99 ,M eq fx 6 'V s LAWRENCE BRAUN Alr mlnded Larry s blggest thrlll was hls solo fllght HIS spare tlme IS taken up by huntlng Skiing and Splke ones whlle hls dream IS to become a fllght lnstructor He llkes women but not the glggly klnd ROBERT BURG Handsome Bob IS chlefly a womans man He thlnks there could be nothlng better than a hot game of plng pong whlle llstenlng to some thlng dreamy by johnny Mercer Belng a plumber IS Bob s ldea of future suc cess RITA BYH Becomlng a Technlclan at some promlnent hospltal IS the dream of thls dark halred senlor mlss Her fav orlte sport IS golng to basketball games whlle playlng the plano and slnglng llso hold her lnterest RAY CARLSON Bunky the presldent of the Span lsh Club wants to use hls leadershlp talents ln the proud professlon of a lawyer He takes IHIBFCSI ln most school HCIVIIICS among these are Thes plans stage crew and Allled Youth I-RANK COBB Panchos tlme when not o cupled wlth art and women IS taklng up boxlng at Glbbon s The North woods call to Frank whose ambltlon IS to be a successful forest ranger When asked what IS hls blggest thrlll he merely 'answers Hubba hubba' MARGARET COPELAND Bubbllng over wlth energy and am blIl0h thls pretty dark halted mlss IS 'ICIIVE ln G A A Thesplans and loves roller skatlng She IS much agalnst two faced people, but has 'moth lng agalnst sallors PATRICIA COSTELLO Theres never a dull moment when Pat IS 'around Danclng and hlkmg are her favorlte sports, but she hasn t de clded 1bout her future as yet Or IS she just keeplng II a secret? She never llkes to go to thlrd perlod after as semblles. KENNETH DENZER Ken who can hammer a mean key on any piano IS a cheerleader m both football and basketball While plan nmg for college he enjoys sports of all kmds In the meantime he clutters up hxs bram with chemistry HARRY DIMMERMAN Da louse ho xs of n seen we-nr mg hrs over n cap con centrates wing his dads De Soto You n find this up and commg mallman at th Y M C ree tlmes a week l never aroun anyone who brags BETTY JANE EDMUNDSON She may be small but what a wallop she packs xn everything she does Charmmg httle Betty Eddy proudly clalmed by homeroom 207 When not attending Alhed Youth and school games she relaxes at the piano The secretarial held beckons to her DOROTHY ELERT Do othy known to all as Porgy spends most of her time walking and attendlng basketball games She b longs to the Spanish Club and Alhed Youth Whxle marrlage IS foremost nn her mmd she doesnt mxnd waxtmg untll graduation PAUL FARINACCI If you ever have to see Tony you can find him dashmg mto 205 at 8 29' or sxttmg on the bench at 3 oclock Hrs pastlme 15 sleepxng and his favorlte sports are hunting and football Plans after graduation are snll a mthtary secret DOLORES FITZGERALD Fun lovmg FIIZS bxggest thrill was the Cretm Prom r Sr Sxsters Thes plans and G A A are a few of the many BCIIVIIICS she partxcxpates xn AF ter graduatxon she may be found ln some business office DELORES FLEISSNER Delores better known Little Dodee gets a brg kick out of foot ball games and llstenmg to Harry ames She clalms her pet peeve IS tests Her future plans are office work and her secret ambxtlon IS to be able to type 29 words a mmute. F-1 ,,,, if aiivi R SHIRLEY DEPAUW It IS sald that Swxnk IS half mer maid because of her swzmmmg sklll This little mxss Wlfh h r sparkling per sonahty spends a great deal of time eating and sleepmg Her favorite dream IS to become a Navy nurse with DIZ HELEN DORNER Nelhes mterests center around ranchlng and forest ranging Or xs It Rangers? She can be found horse back rldmg at any time Allred Youth IS one of her many actlvltles here 1t school GERALD EITEL Dark hatred blue eyed Jerry whos pet peeve IS worklng has some great ambxtlons such as to become a mnlhonalre and retire He IS a member of the Hlstorlcal Society and hxs f ture plans Include college SHIRLEY ERICKSON Rxdmg m an airplane 1 Toms biggest thrill and she remaxns nn the clouds when she hears Tull the End of Time If her plans come true home room 311 wlll have a secretary to brag about Imagine her not llkmg Frank Smatra ANGELINE FASCIANA Dark lnttle Angle who dnshkes con cexted people has no definite plans af ter graduatxon Movxes dancmg and football games engage h r lelsure hours Stars xn Your Eyes ns her fworxte song RITA FLAHERTY Wnrh the luck of the Irnsh and a httle of Ruta herself thrown nn you can get a pretty good idea of a most unusual gxrl who can shoot a fast basketball and juggle a job at Wards Some day she hopes to be rated as a good secretary MARY ANN FLORIAN Thts vlvaclous blonde IS really hep Her cute Figure can be seen dancing horseback rndmg blkmg or bowling to keep her Hr while her neat appearance and good looks completes the pncture Swlmmmg tn the PHCIHC thrilled her Page Twenty-one HELEN FORBES Dizzy, a girl with pep and per- sonality plus, can be found almost anytime wherever something is cook- ing. Scooter', is very active in G. A. A., on the President, Student Council. Cheerleading takes up the rest of her time. The future will find her in the field of nursing ANGELO FRATTALONE Curly who gets his nickname from his black curly hair plans on en listing in the Navy after graduation While football and basketball games are his main interest his pastime be lieve it or not is working I Wish I Knew is his favorite song CATHERINE GANGL This sweet gal is really full of pep and energy Seeing her at football games proves this Her good nature and pleasantness have won her numer ous friends Katie is active on the Surveyor staff and Quill and Scroll ROBERT GAVRILESCU Active Bob from Home Room 210 can be found in a game of foot ball or any other sport He is vice president of the Student Council and claims that women are his favorite pastime What about your future plans Bob? ARTHUR GRAIZIGER Big burly Rotz can be identi hed by the bri hr gold sweater with This member of home room 201 claims his biggest thrill was his first date He is a prominent member of the hockey team MARIAN GRAUPE Active in Allied Youth and Student Council this ambitious lass plans to become an expert stenographer or typ ist in a some prominent business office Her leisure time is spent bowling dancing and listening to Stan Kenton play Tampico GEORGE GRUNDTNER uiet and studious George claims his biggest thrill will be graduating Base ball and skating occupy his spare time and he thrills to Tommy Dorsey s Till the End of Time Hes unde cided about his future Page Twenty two -2 'Y Q' '55 1' Yr' 59' 4..- NV 511 Q.. 2,35- 36. 'Wo' '75 asf 1 Re ELAINE FRANK Bing fno relation to Crosbyl finds dancing and playing the piano as pastimes deluxe. She belongs to G. A. A. and is interested in almost every sport you can name. The field of nurs- ing catches her eye for future work. BEVERLY FRISK Small and cute describes ev who enjoys working on the Surveyor staff and also watching hockey and football games and writing letters Her future plans lie in doing office work or college RUTH GANTZER While she dreams of becoming an artist Ruth occupies her time by skating dancing swimming and draw ing Staying at their cottage is part of her summer pastime Youll Nev er Walk Alone is her theme song MARY ANN GELBMANN Though Gelp has a hard time staying on a horse riding is still num ber one with her Allied Youth Thes plans and Mixed Chorus keep her busy Her biggest thrill is watching St Bernards Sr League play ball ALBERT GRAUEL Girls sports Student Council and striving to become Champion mar ble player of the Lake Owassa Sun beams claim Albies spare time His good humor and pleasantness gain hlm many friends which wll be a great 1sset in the future MURIEL GREGOIRE Muriel hailing from Home Room 306 can be found cheering the Presi dents on at any football or baseball game enjoying a good movie dancing to the smooth strains of Ben ny Goodman Her biggest thrill was that first kiss Hubba hubba' l RUTH HAGON Cute entertaining Candy whose favorite bandleader is Woody Her man decided being a Senior was her biggest thrill Writing letters and list ening to Bing occupy most of her time Watch for this gal in the future cause shell be a singer' ' U . ,.. h . . 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KATHERINE HAIDER uret and sweet Katres brggest thrrll was an arrplane rrde and she en Joys nothrng better than a game of football Horseback rrdrng and musrc occupy her spare trme and a college career of Medrcal Research wrll com plete her future MARY LOU HAM ERSTEN Ambrtrous Lou harlrng from 207 plans to be a medrcal technrcran after graduatron She rs an actrve mem ber of Allred Youth and G A A whrle reading and lrstenrng to records occupy her sp1re trme JACK HANSON Homeroom 208 clarms M15 Hrs spare trme rs spent rn burldrng rrdros whrle hrs future trme wrll be spent rn college studyrng them Football rs hrs favorrte sport 1nd concerted grrls hrs pet peeve MURIEL HOLLIDAY Blonde harred blue eyed Myrt spends trme wrrtrng letters G A A Thesprans and Allred Youth are a few of her actrvrtres She has rn her pos sessron a Washrngton sweater Guess who rt belongs to' Boys who drrnk are her pet peeve CAROL ISSLER Charmrng Carol ranks dancrng and sports as her favorrte pastrme actrvrtres Her presence at Student Councrl meet rngs Allred Youth and Grrl Reserves rs always welcomed The future wrll find her on some college campus GERALDINE JACKY Cute Mrss descrrbes erry who says concerted boys are her pet peeve Skatrng dancrng and swrmmrng cupy most of her trme whrle wrrtrng letters takes up the rest Her brggest thrrll wrll be when 1 certarn sarlor comes home BETTY LOU JOHNSON Betty's brggest th rll rs berng 1 senror When not attendrng footb1ll or basketball games she can be found lrstenrng to Trll the End of Trme wrth Tommy Dorsey dorng the hon ors. What! No plans? W' .ga 1 ilu 'mea -us... in :QA Qgf 'fes- if 8'- 9 LOUISE HAIDER Frve foot two wrth eyes of blue help to descrrbe cute and lrkeable Lou whos favorrte song Trll the End of Trme Leadrng the Prom and berng Presrdent f urll and Scroll were her brggest thrrlls JOHN HANON ohns favorrte pastrme rs loafrng More power to you' Basketball and football are hrs f1vorrte sports Brggest thrrll? Well wh1t rf he drd get an A 9 He pl1ns to go to college CATHERINE HOGAN Anyone lookrng for a housewrfe? Well don t look too f1r for here she rs Besrdes berng 1 housewrfe and hav mg drshp1n h1nds K1y lrkes to dance 1nd sk1te Arent you 1 lucky fellow? Tommy Dorsey playrng It Had To Be You rs her f1vorrte DWIGHT HUISENGA Doc the great outdoor boy lrkes nothrng better than swrmmrng and huntrng The Navy wrll be glad to clarm hrm because of hrs good record at Washmgton Women occupy hs spare trme JOHN JACKS Goalee acks who rs the actrve lad rn homeroom 305 stars as rn ad vertrsrng solrcrtor for the Annual and Surveyor and a lrttle sleeprng on the srde Moochers are hrs pet peeve and hrs favorrte orchestra leader rs Xavrer Cugat DOLORES JAMES Dee from 309 desprses concerted boys Swrmmrng and dancrng take up her spare trme besrdes berng an ardent member of Allred Youth We lrke to belreve that that engagement rung had somethrng to do wrth her future GEORGE JOHNSON Playrng marbles Herbre clarms rs hrs brggest thrrll Durrng hrs spate trme he can be seen playrng football wrth The I.1ke Owassa Sunbeams As for the future he rs not certarn Page Twenty-three ROGER JOHNSON Curly headed Rog IS absolutely alt mmded Hrs blggest thrlll was his first flight xn an axrplane and his fu ture lxes xn aeronautlcal engmeermg When he xsn t xn the sky hes on the ground doing hrs part ln the sports e VERNA JUNG Thls attractive gal from 202 an swers to Speedy When she IS not attending Allred Youth or Senior class meetxngs she can be found wrlt mg letters or thoroughly enjoying the latest shous Her future hasnt been ZIVGU Inu h FRANK KAST Bxg Boy spends hrs lelsure m ments huntlng fishing or workxng 1t h1s pet peeve English Catchxng an exght pound bass was his biggest thrlll He has no Immediate plans for after graduation JOHN KAVANAUGH eye wnll soon be ln the Navy but rn the meanwhile baseball football and basketball occupy most of hls trme when girls dont He enjoys lnsten mg to Callfornn by Kay Kyser HELEN KIRCH This pretty Miss from 307 can usu ally be found working on the Sur evyor of whxch she IS editor Allled Youth and Girl Reserves clanm Helen as a member Her spare time IS spent drawmg dancing or hxkmg LUCILLE KLEIN Fun lovmg Cecil likes nothxng better than rndmg a wlld and wooly horse Mixed chorus student councll GAA and Allred Youth take up her spare moments at school Ownxng a big ranch out West IS her s le arnbltlorl BEATRICE KORDELL Tnme Hxes for Beats when she IS readmg or at the movies Her favo rnte sports are football baseball and horseback rldmg She wants to go out West and lxve on a big horse ranch Her bxggest thrill IS seeing Alan Ladd ln the films Page Twenty four of W Q' was Q47 i IFSKQ is 6'- ' JAMES JONES Moe finds fun m almost every thing he does Building gas model airplanes and track fill hrs Interests Hrs membership nn the band and or chestra and his muslcal talents as sure future as a member of Harry ames band BEVERLY KARLEN Attractive and fun lovmg Bev devotes her after school time to sup port Allied Youth G AA and Stu dent Councxl Next year you will fmd her cheering at an excltmg football or basketball game at the U of M SERG KAUFENBERG Thus future radio engmeer from 206 rs a confirmed woman hater Sergs bxggest thrill IS graduating from Washington You can find him exth r at baseball or football games or buxldmg model axr planes FRANCIS KELLY blggest thrxll when his name appeared m the Surveyor Though movles dances and work take up most of hls tlme he rs able to attend football and basketball games He IS undecided about the future THOMAS KIRESUK Tom thinks that bemg strangled ns quxte annoyxng but just loved hxs two years of Latm Hrs favorite sports are football swxmmmg and marbles Tom hopes to continue his education after graduatmn ARLENE KOLB The school games and roller skat mg take up most of Renos tlme The bxggest moment of her day s the Three oclock bell Her favorite song IS Its Been A Long Long Ttme Arlene for who? She plans to be a secretary JOSEPH KRAWZAC The small stature of oe will be missed ln the halls of Wash after graduation Model airplanes baseball and football keep boredom from his free hours Hrs mam dlslxke ts get tmg up nn the morning to go to school .- . t I . . . fl N, U f f ' . 7 . ' . ' H 'l . - - ' . . . , ' , 3 - e . I ., K - H ld. I ' - I 1 V - I I ' If 73 . . v L to .ef sf ' ' ' . h . . . 1 Eftl- L r , H Q , . I 1 A . H LJ A e A 7 fvf y 5 . . . . Short, dark and handsome Cra2Y- Killer Kelly from 201, go: his 4 . ' ' wx 'e I '91 ' . 1 ' f L f I 1 7 M I. l , l f - 7 Q - Q ts. - fa 'l . . - N - -Av if, l ' ' - ' A , t ' . ,' ' 5 . ' . ' ' ' - ' ' . 5, ' i . 4 ' 0 . xl A F e I N. , re s Y 1 I fi-T s 4. .' . . ' ' ' I . s.- FLORENCE KRINKE Dark harred Muscles rs noted for her grand humor and happy go lucky sprrrt In h r oprnron football games are tops' Shes gettrng good practrce for her future career as secretary of the Commercral Club AUDREY LARSON The happy go lucky nature of thrs cute lrttle blonde stamps her as every ones frrend Audy rs a member of Allred Youth Grrl Reserves and the Student Councrl Her future plans are drrected toward the nursrng pro fessron ROSEMARY LEITNER Huntzs brggest thrrll rs watch mg St Be na ds Senror League Team play Ed to of the Surveyor GAA Allred Youth Thesprans and Mrxed Cho us take up much of her trme We ll be seerng her on the campus of the U rn the future CAROL LOCKWAY An all around athlete rs Carol GA A clarms much of her trme Van ohnson seems to be her brggest thrrll and boys wrth permanents her et peeve In the future she plans to be 1 secretary DOLORES LUCK A long lrst of rnterests occupy Luckys trme whrle at school These rnclude Student Councrl Allred Youth and GAA but she frnds trme to enjoy dancrng and movres Gorng to college or workrng rn an oflace are rncluded rn her plans RICHARD MALLET 'V Fun lovrng Drcl-c lrkes 'frothrn more than to srt back and lrste -Lo Sprke ones when he plays ease Don t Squeeze Da Banana Fo tball basketball and hockey are hrs orrte sports and grrls take up hrs spare trme JOAN MAURER oanre's pleasrng personalrty wrll one day brrghten up some promrnent busmess office Asrde from berng an ardent sports follower, she rs an ac trve member of Junror Senror Srsters and the Commercral Club me ar' ...ff Q. 45 .affir- Prf' in Y' H-pf as 'mag 5- if -Q A ei' J 1 r ROBERT KRUEGER Bud though somewhat quret plenty of fun and really swell He rs small of stature wrth blonde harr and brown eyes Baseball and movres take up hrs spare trme As for the future he IS Srlll undecdred NEIL LEFEBVRE Tall dark and handsome descrrbes Nerl whose popularrty rs raprdly rrs rng because of hrs pleasrng personal rty Hes actrve as busmess manager of the annual I-Ie cant qurte decrde between women drrvers and work hrs pet peeve LOIS LENTSCH unror Presrdent of Grrl Reserves GAA Allred Youth and Spanrsh Club are the mam actrvrtres of attrac trve Shorty Outsrde of school she spends her trme horseba k rrdrng and th future wrll find her on a ude ranch JUNE LONGHENRY une from 308 plans to engage rn a journalrsm career rn the future Her favorrte sport rs basketball and h r spare moments are spent wrrtrng letters and hrkrng I-Ier pet peeve Seelng Yvornen SlT!0kC MARGARET MAGYAR A plete of harr rn a good muffrn rs the pet peeve of Margres as h loves cookrng and movres She wrll be hummrng I You A e But A Dream at her stenography rob She tan be seen attenclrng baseball and football games WILLIAM MANSHI LD Brlr says he just rant understand tests and exams but we re sure hell make out all right rn the Navv Even though the surroundrng pool halls or cu y Brlls trme h has some et for football and baseball LEONA MAXWELL Cute Lee can be seen at the foot ball and basketball games wrth her ever twrrlrng baton GAA and Grrl Reserves were delrghted by her frrend ly Srnlle, Whlch Shlnes even brlghtelf when Tommy Dorsey plays Dreams Prom nrght was her brggest thrrll Page Twenty lrve - rx M - I II N , 4 y fe rl 3 - 15 I e I sa- in ,. . . . . 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' - gh A ' HELEN McC1KATH Helen makes no secret of her pre erence for football and hockey And when she rsnt lrstenrng to Danny Ka e play Stardust h rs apt t be curled up somewhere rn a brg charr and readrng a best seller VFRNA MEIS Sports and dancrng may not help lVlousre rn her nurses course but thar cheery smrle wrll Shes a swell audrence for all the latest books and can be seen at all the games cheer mg for her favortre team LQUISE MILLER lou can often be seen watchrng a good prng pong game She spends her sparc- trme lrstenrng to Bell Bot tom Trousers or Lover Come Bac to Me To be a housewrfe rs her arnbrtron alter graduatron DONALD MURRAY Don who swrngs a mean punch rs one of Washrngtons outstandrrrg boxers He was a runner up rn the Golden Gloves contest Hrs spare mo ments are frlled by Flyrng playrng football and attendrng rnovres Hrs ns are ether to b a plot o boxer ANNA INITTI Ann Wh0 IS the proud DOSSQSSIOII of 104 rs known about school for her pleasrng personalrty and long brown hart Her favorrte sports are football and tennrs For the future she rs sure to have success rn what Pler she chooses MARY JANE ODDSON Sweet and nrce descrrbes thrs cute lass Her charmrng manner and pleas ant smrle are to her advantage B srdes enjoyrng swrmmrng skatrng and dill1Cl!1g 31119 IS an ardent fclofbill f'ln She lnfends to b9C0l'ne Q nurse rn some promrnent hosprtal ADOLPH OSWALD Gay Ozzre who comes from 704 rnsrsts there are not enough grrls up t Wash Swrmmrng rs one of hrs marn actrvrtres but grrls take up good share of hrs spare trme too The army seems to be the only ob stacle rn plannrng hrs future career Page Twenty srx T ,- if' as. ,, 'Nbr if lv: 3 1.- 'SR QS. SHIRLEY McNEELY Blackharred Mac plans to start an old mards home rn the future but wrth those sparklrng brown eyes to ard her matrrmony may take up most of her trme Although actrve rn Al lred Youth and urll and Scroll danc rng rs her favorrte pastrme DONALD MILLER A member of the Allred Youth and Senror Class Bla are keeps hrmself busy trarnrng and rrdrng horses In the future you may land hrm as 1 prlot rn the Navy Arr Corps ELAINE MOLLNER Frequently we can see Elarne hustlrng to homeroom 310 Com mercral Club rs one of the actrvrtres rn whrch she rs an actrve member Shell be found typrng or takrng drc tatron from a promrnent busrness man CLINTON NELSON Clrnt who harls from 302 enjoys nothrng better than watchrng a snappy game of football He rs an HCUVQ member of the Hrstorrcal Socrety and Allred Youth and he plans to C011 trnue hrs educatron rn college DOLORES E ODDEN Baton twrrlrng Lores with l19l' frrendly petsonalrty rs an actrve mem ber of GAA Thesprans Allred Youth and Senror Class She can be been supportrng the football and bas ketball teams and some day plans I0 become a career woman WALTER OEI-IME Homeroom 105 clarms thrs peppy lrttle senror Hrs chref rnterest besrdes wrnkrng at grrls rs football and base ball Kay Kyset rs hrs favorrte or chestra leader Hrs future plans are rndefrnrte but whatever he trres hrs hand at we ll know hell come out on to ROSEMARIE PAGE Rosres plans to become a medr cal technrcran are defrnrte She lrkes bowlrng and eatrng and rs a member of Allred Youth Grrl Reserves and G A A Her pet peeve rs rrclrng street cars DOROTHY PATH Pat can be seen each Friday play- ing basketball during G.A.A Home- room 210 is proud to claim this fun- loving senior. As yet, her after-grad- uation plans are undecided. EDWARD PAWLAK Although Ed likes sports and spends a lot of his time on them he doesn t like going to school His big gest thrill was passing Junior English He plans to be an architect HELEN PETERS Fair haired Helen better known as Pete can be found dancing at the Prom or attending a movie Most of her Senlof year was taken up belng Advertising Manager for the Sur veyor and different activities In the future you will End her being Stenogfaphef or secretary SHIRLEY PETSCHEL Allied Youth Thesplans and Stu det Council claim smiling Perch from 204 Her pastime she says drowsmg and drawing One can also find her enjoying herself at a football or basketball game ELMER POPPERT Rifle club Historical Society and tumbling are the favorite sports and activities of Bob from 310 His pet peeve is conceited girls He in tends to be an engineer in the future His hobbey is building gas models and model gliders JOAN QUIMBY The nearest little gal in sweaters and planted skirts is one way of de scribmg You can always find her around a hot band cuttm out some new steps to the Lindy Psychol ogy at the U sounds mighty inter estmg too' RUTH REDISKE Likable Shorty from 104 hopes that the future will End her the secre tary to some young good looking boss GAA board and uill and Scroll fill her time while in school Her spare time is spent horseback riding WK' su- 4-ji' i136 'Bs ,,, Q K7 Q- I , MICHAEL PATRICK Shy Mike, who hails from 310, spends his time playing the piano, reading and seeing movies. His favo- rite song is I Don't Care Who Knows It by Harry ames. He says he c1n't stand 3. show OE HARRIET PAYNE Harriet whos biggest thrill is driv mg a car enjoys writing letters and attending football and basketball games As yet her future is unde flded She 1nswers to no nlfknilffle BEVERLY PETERSON Cute little Pete c1n be seen danc ing or roller skating most of the time Ar school Student Council Histori cal Society and Allied Youth claim her interests We know shell do as well in college WILFRED PHILLIPS When he isnt with women Eski mo is usually playing football Gym nastics and track also claim his time Will hails from 309 The future will find him in college Dreams by Harry ames is one of his favo rites FLOREINCE POSPYHALLA Ever loving Floss would like to be a good housewife in a few years after graduation of course Working on the annual president of Student Council uill and Scroll and GAA seem to take up most of her spare time in school CLAIRE QUITTER Learning to drive was one of Claire s biggest thrills She enjoys football and hockey and likes to sew and at tend the movies She is undecided as to what field she will enter IHIO but we ll bet our money on office work RUTH RIEDLBERGER Ruthie known to her friends as o o says conceited people are her pet peeve Basketball is her favorite sport o os pastime is spent at the movies hiking and horseback riding Her pleasant personality will carry her a long way in the clerical world Page Twenty seven EDWIN RIEGE Girls who smoke are Ed's pet peeve, although at times he'll let it go unnoticed. Taking in a good movie and playing football and base- ball fill in his pastimes. A round- rhe-world trip will take care of his future for n while. JANIS ROMELL Historical Society, Commercial Club and Allied Youth claim Red from 310. Her spare moments are spent bowling, hiking and reading. Future years will find her trudging wearily on some college campus Good luck and 1II our sympathy CORINNE SABEAN Cute Connie who just adores Harry ames and his Blue Skies comes from 104 Student Council the Surveyor and Bookstore take up most of her time Our co editor en oys football and basketb1ll 1nd plans to attend college JAMES SALWASSER Mouse cliimed by 301A can be found Ilstenlng to the IHUSIC of Whoopee john A football star his pct pceve is teachers and his biggest imbition in life is to become 1 champion checker player PATRICIA SCHAINANO Pat claims Van ohnson as her dream boy but dislikes boys who show off Movies and reading will occupy her Till the End of Time Pretty Pat hopes to succeed as a nurse MAB EL SCHULTZ Writing letters and playing the piano take up most of Mabes mo ments but he still finds time to list en to Tommy Dorseys recordings er plan f the future 1 n definite WILLIAM SCHWARTZBAUER If theres anything Bill cant stand its girls who smoke Till the End of Time by Perry Como real ly sends him Football and basket ball claim his interest His pastime? Wolfing The Army will take care of Bill after graduation Page Twenty eight -ta 1' W., ,- -avv. 9, ? '33 ws., Ur RICHARD ROBERTS Likable Ric can be found freez- ing out the kids in 204, dancing at the Prom or taking the little woman out. Allied Youth and swimming are favorite pastimes of his. He hopes to achieve success as an architect, JOSEPH ROMOCKY Ambitious is a mild word for Mop- Topu, whose plans include college and forestry work. You may find him any time running wild on a basket- ball court or football field. Allied Youth and the Senior Class claim his membership MARTIN SAILER Going out with that certain hazel eye girl ws and still Buds biggest thrill He likes Spike jones swimming and watching submarines at Como Park His pet peeve is working but he plans to drive 1 racer in the future RICHARD SCHABERT Hunting Caribou in Alaska was Slims biggest thrill This Student Councilor classes hunting and fishing as his favorite sports Soon well see him in uniform as 1 filling st1 tion attendant LOVELLA SCHEPERS Peanie croons I Wish I Knew if Im going to get my secretarial position The Student Council and ICC occupy her time at Washing ton By the way her pet peeve school MARIE SCHUWEILER A member of GAA ICC and Allied Youth Frenchys future plans are college and then matrimony She keeps her biggest thrill as a se cret Ar present horseback riding is her main pastime RALPH SEIDENKRANZ ,--- When not at a bowling alley T. 'T H405 Bud can be found wolfing or listen .F ing to You Belong to My Heart by Kay Kyser His pet peeve 302 hopes to become an auto me chanic m'Q.,pf' tests Some day this ace bowler from . . . . . , . . We ' J ' . ft . .. A A 2' d ' a 4 is ' , V . . . . . K Un- , I , ff , K I . : i , 4 - , I . , L . . -1 ,. . i , - - - , . , an '- . . . me Q- I 5 ,, . . ., . . . . , '- V Riga- V - ff ,. . ,I , . , ' 1 ' ' I I ' 'He ll 1' V I i -t . I t - 1 l . I Q s f , il I ggi v t, if - -v fr . vs ft N - 1 jg, ' ' I ' il i , . . . I ve - - av - - - ' A - 6 ,mu . , is . , fn - .-- . .., . . . - te . -. - 'g pg. , N , ,, - , - v 5 ' 6' , i A . H S or rre i - Y ' ' , ' ' ' 3 1 ' 5 , 3 I - - U - ,, , . , . ,, . 5 L , - , , - if ', . ' is Q- - y , ' a A In T ' ' 05 ' Q! 7? . . A . . . P Q--' 552. , .I . . i 'W np- . l . -'L 4' A , 'C - S 1 - - - ez, . ' :ii xx P I ' . . ' 1-an x 'R W W .ii-:fs ' - .Ng-ff fx 1 , - . wifi- -E-av FRED SELBY To be rn the outdoor rs Frrtz wrsh but frxrng cars and attendrng shows also share hrs spare trme I the comrng arr era he hopes to be a prlot Beware rf you own a cat for hrs pet peeve rs just that VIRGINIA SPRECKER Berng a senror rs thrs brown harred brown eyed senrors brggest thrrll Grnny spends much of her spare trme playrng tennrs and hrkrng Her future rs rndefrnrte but she hopes rt wrll rnclude an art career ROBERT STEINHIBEL 201 rs proud to clarm thrs hand some lad who can be found lrsten rng to Tommy Dorseys Dream rn hrs spare trme Swrmmrng bowlrng and basketball are hrs favorrte sports He plans to enter the servrce of hrs country or hrs own busrness THEODORE STRINY The frrendly smrle on the face of thrs tall handsome football hero has won hrm many frrends and admrrers Besrdes football Ted also plays baseball and hockey Hrs favorrte song rs Choprns Polonarse plans to go rnto electrrcal engrneer rn ROGER TATTING When Woody Herman plays a donna Roger wrll always be lrsten rng Fallrng rnto the water whrle huntrng was hrs brggest thrrll In the future we wrll see htm rn bell bot tomed trousers LILLY THORSEN Blue eyed Lrl whose favorrte song rs Ill Walk Alone can be found almost anywhere there crowd She enjoys all the school games and cheers the team wrth her radiant personalrty ALBERT TISCHLER Handsome Al one of our most popular students may be seen pay mg baseball and basketball for our dear Alma Mater or lrstenrng to Johnny Mercer The future wrll frnd hrm playrng pro football The Thes prans are proud to clarm hrm as a member 113. fr--f fi LFG 1- r'7'5 .2 X: mba 1 WZ' ALICE SMITH People who wear short stockrngs wrth heels drrve Smrtty mad Foot ball and dancrng take up part of her trme and the rest she spends dream mg of gorng to college and then be comxng a housewrfe Alrces biggest rhrrll was her first date which she wrll never forget RICHARD STEBBING Bud can be found playrng hockey anytrme at Lake Como durrng the wrnter and rf he rsnt youll probably frnd hrm sleeprng Home Room 207 clarms thrs scholarly student who h1s yet ro find hrs brggest thrrll JOHN STIEPAN Movres and baseball o cupy most f Buds spare trme Gettrng was hrs brggest th rll w re tests are hrs pet peeve Hrs plans for the future are uncertarn Hrs homeroom rs 301A ELDON SYVERTSON Homeroom 107 rs proud to clarm Babe even though hrs favorrte o chestra rs Sprke ones He lrkes foot ball and women take up most of hrs spare trme He refuses to drsruss hrs future GEORGE THOMPSON A popular senror Greek can be found lrstenrng to A Lrttle On the Lonely Srde Football checkers and Lorrarne take up hrs spare trme Span rsh Club Senror Class and Allred Youth clarm hrs membershrp PHYLLIS THURBER Pretty dark harred Blackre can be seen twrrlmg her baton all games and takrng part rn GAA and Thesprans For her pastrme she glrdes along on a parr of roller skates BETTY TOENJES Poundmg leather one f frrendly Bettys favorrte pastrmes Stu dent Councrl and Allred Youth also demand a great deal of her trme What to be or not to be rs the ques tron she rs tryrng to decide Page Twenty mne ALFRED TSCHIDA Goofy Als biggest thrlll was loop the loop ln an airplane Maybe th1t accounts for has future ln Avla tlon We agree with hrs pet peeve as to women who smoke As yet hrs future IS Undeclded RONALD VAN NELLI Vay an ardent member of the Blg Four can be found sleeping whenever he gets a chance He halls from homeroom 309 and 15 an ace on our hockey and football teams Bemg 1 physlcal education teacher IS hs p an DONALD WALLIN Dons biggest thrlll was gettmg 1 dxscharge from the Navy Now th1t he IS attendxng school he just loves homework' In future years he hopes to be called Doctor Wallxn DOROTHY WEIDELL Short blond blue eyed Dots keeps her shm shape by playlni-I OU! door actlvmes Bes1des sports she ns a member of Allred Youth and Stu dent Councxl Some busm ss offrce Wlll be to have hef 'IS 1 stenog rapher Pet peeve Concexred girls HAROLD WITWICKE Commonly known Wick li llkes to play almost any sport mclud mg golf Hrs biggest thrlll ns yet to come nts either gomg to be the army or more school Nelson Clmton Romell arns Maurer oar: Txschler Albert Karlen Beverly Peterson Beverly ultter Claire Amey Rxchard Fitzgerald Delores Toenjes Betty lssler Carol Luck Dolores Extel Gerald Sabean Corinne Edmundson Betty ane Johnson George Page Thuty 90 789 90 789 90 529 90 444 90 21 1 89 667 89 61 1 89 471 89 389 89 105 88 737 88 722 88 706 88 525 88 400 88 176 .. . ., . . to s p I I . . t 2 . 1 w e ,, .. . . . , D K ' ' A A - X-' . .' sf u . . 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E' 5., VY' af-'L 'E' gr- 'tes i 'S 1 sg...- 116 in-rf JOSEPH COMER does not appear m Semor Panels HONOR ROLL I-lammersten Mary Lou Page Rose Marte McNeely Shlrley Denzer Kenneth Klresuk Thomas Gantzer Ruth Poppert Elmer Strmy Theodore johnson Roger Keufenberg Serge Erickson Shirley Longhenry une Class Charles Phillips Wilfred LeFebvre Nell Anderson lqlva 88 176 88 050 88 000 88 000 87 842 87 700 87 667 87 675 87 611 87 000 86 944 86 727 86 684 86 563 86 555 86 500 THEODORE TSCHIDA Graduation from hugh school will b Teds bxggest thrlll Hrs un deflded future IS taken up Wlfh bowl mg softball movies and listening t Harry ames He has enjoyed his work on the Surveyor staff THOMAS WAGNER Red IS a qulet type of person However he 15 always active wlth hrs scrapbook or at football games Fol l0Wlng hls brother S footsteps h hopes to becolne 1 n'1eChafl1C JAMES WARNER Hey lm don t tell me you have to go to the office agalnl ns often heard ln the halls He gets exer clse going to and from the office but he thxnks he gets more by trampmg around on a golf course JUNE WEST SOlT190I'l9 are Housekeeping for junes plans That someone wnll have to take her to tennzs baseball and football games dances Her brother gave her her blggest thrill when he came home from Wir an also LEONA ZWEBER Danclng and driving take up most of Lee Swabs time wxth the com mg 46 graduation bemg her biggest thrtll Glen Mxller IS her favortte band leader In the future Lee plans to be a model Dorner Helen Oswald Adolph Kolb Arlene Klem Lucille Redlske Ruth Halder LOUISE Krawczak oseph Pospyhalla Florence Schabert Richard Hanon ohn uxmby oan Achtmuk Catherme Graupe Marlon Mollner Elame 86 500 86 313 86 188 86 056 86 056 85 900 85 847 85 824 85 765 85 471 85 778 85 250 85 188 85 059 Graduated mth dzylmctzon flwdufe One warm spring day ln 1944 when Washlng ton High School students were antrclpatlng thelr annual JS Prom they were shocked and then saddened by the traglc death of one of thelr class mates and star athlete Edward Weber Popular and well lllced he was presldent of the sophomore year 1946 wlth the other members of h1s class As we who were hrs friends go along on the everchanglng road of llfe his memory IS the one thmg that wlll remain always the same ED WEBER P ge Thi ty one class, and had he lived, would have graduated this 9' 745 Q- 6-45 Q- 9-45 9-12-45 9'l2'45 IO- 2-45 IU-15115 IO-I9-45 KCQLIIJGI' Back to the old grind, and Srs. have the upper hand already. Miss Mulholland patiently waits for Frankls decision. We wonder if it was good or had? Macioch and Jones make the first reservation at their usual place, the henchl! And don't they look happy???? Rugged football scrimmage be- gins. Coach Lackner tells the hoys to tackle them so hard their ancestors feel it. The publication department delved deep into history and pre- sented to us, on this day, Napo- leon, Paul Revere, and the like. W'e were intrigued. First Surveyor of the year comes out and by the looks on their faces Lores and Boots have found something of interest. Our faculty donned their best and were entertained at a tea party in room ior. Clint Nelson, our bubble blower, at his favorite pastime. Isn't he cute?? Weire proud to know our school is so-0-o-o nice to come back to. Our post-grads are taking to the hooks and how disillusioned we are, for they seem to he enjoying it. 10-29-45 IO-31-45 I 0-3 I -45 II- I-45 I1-IO-45 I I-21-45 II-30-45 12- 7-45 CQLHJW Coming back after a gl day holiday and don't they loolc, act, and feel beaten up? The gym, complete with nails hammer and crepe paper, was put in order for the nite's gala affair. The Alumni were entertained and they seemed to enjoy it for they all went home with a grin from ear to ear. Now, isnlt he cute? XVe mean the dog, of course. Come on, girls, the attraction is supposed to be the car not Johnnie. If you were encountered in the hall by someone who had already acquired a good salestallc, it was merely the annual subscription drive that began today. There was quite a commotion back stage, but it was just Sam surrounded by three pretty girls, as usual, being made up for his part in the Thanksgiving as- sembly. Wlien 5 o'cloclc rolled around there was a mad scramble for the balcony to watch the Presidents trim the Comets 32 to 17. Witli dolls. ribbons, and all, the freshmen girls were initiated to G.A.A. A party was held in the gym at 3 o'cloclc. Dancing and refreshments, but evidently the refreshments held everyones in- terest for they departed after they devoured all the goodies. -.... 1 t' ' GY 'W X .Ng V G , fmiqf L J A .4 , , 4, .Evra gl 1 r'r-1 WV J yggymues ff Q . it owe 'H' ,Je Page Thirty-four -v 1 4 4 fnfiv' eww GN.,-fa Juan' Q.-1 lr Now nsn t sl t cute? Wt ho l me don t fool so 8391ly pt youre not trylng to p av trxcks on us, Clalre, cause The SP3I1lSl1 Club had thur Chrxstmas partv IH 204 and as thu l lt thev turned to say, Adl05 Mrs Bowan ttnemos tempo hucno Translatlon Goodbye Mrs Bowan, vu had a good tune A last look at e ole h lld l d l tlon Y U Ing, SS fley IPO IOITIC for 3 heavenlv IWO Weeks VZICH Boys, lf your glrl practxcallv flew to school thls mornlng we ll take a w1ld guess and say that ll was hecause Ray our handsome Naw man camt hack today It wasnt such a W1 gLlLxS aft r all was If gmt sr? Tht yearly xolleyhall tournament began, and of course the Senlors took th t1tle Waslmlngtoxm goes over tht top ln almos everything and Commurntv Chest 1s nn evcceptlon as xou can plamlx see Tmrfs a tum an plact for turytnng, XV1ll, and judgxng hy th look on -Iohnmel face, we think he agrees. Share the riches, we always say. -30-46 6-46 14-46 18-46 22-46 28-46 Our hopes are high. We plan to win the hockey title and add one more to our many trophies. Tickets are being sold for the hockey play-offs. That trophy is in the bag, or shoulcl we say, case? Today is Valentines Day and to make it look original, we made these four gentle- men dress the part. The Red Cross had a drive for overseas hoxes to go to children in war torn coun- tries and Washington isn't to he caught slacking, so we got to work and packed our share. No, there isn't a man shortage at our school. No, sir, this is mild compared to what it used to he. But our huddy Dick doesnyt seem to mind. This is an unusually calm day at our candy counter. On days when a masculine voice yells out, Hershey's there's practically a stampede. Page Thirty-five .1- at--,i S fs. Ms, -sunb- 'ine-ff' gn cg F45 WR 'Nw i it 'V :git -W' gif! IL 3- 5-46 3'14'46 3-2 1 -46 4- 1-46 4- 9-46 4-21-46 4-26-46 4'29'46 just having fun? Say, Clint, you're supposed to take the pic- tures, not distract the girls. No, you aren't seeing D.T.'s, it,s our twins having a little trouble. Where are all our gentlemen of Washington? Here comes the banana, is all you have to say and everyone comes rushing. It was kind of tough this afternoon with all the puddle dodging being done to keep in step with Lady Spring. Notice the guilt all over their faces. They take the fool's day seriously and take more interest in it than the Vulcan took in his. Mr. Salmon is always ready with a happy smile to welcome back our veterans, and these two alum- nus are no exception. A week of vacation and a good excuse to get some new clothes. Oh, jeeps, Dick, what's three strikes compared to all the hits you have made, and not only in baseball?? Warm weather makes its en- trance, and a young man's fancy turns to thoughts of sitting on the front wall and taking it easy. 5- 6-46 If youlre wondering what holds the interest of these men, if we can call them men, it's the excit- ing game with Wilson. 5-13-46 We're a little late with these kids, but better late then never, you know. 5-17-46 Come on, Red, let's have a hom- er. This is the day of the Mur- ray and Washington game. You know the outcome as well as we do. Need we say more?? 5-25-46 Here's a pic from last year,s prom to bring back memories for certain people. We weren't for- tunate enough to secure one of this year's event. What's the matter, kids, holding fast to your golden memories? 5-31-46 If we were just a little bird, to Ron we'd sit so nearg so we could see in writing, his thoughts of love so dear. 6- 6-46 Visions of things to come. just basking in the sun is all we sen- iors need, now that graduation is nearing, to make our dreams come true. 6-1o-46 At last! After four long years of waiting. Commencement night is here. 6-14-46 Seniors bid farewell to days of happy times, and with the aid of the Lake Owrsso Sunbeamsn we erect this monument on the front wall of Washington High School. if iff! .42 6 A Q A5 if V, 3 g' 1 :-LL ' gl 25. ,... sl 6 .,, j x X . my H., L ' X ,,.n-ix S lfLI'll0l CL55 faq dug 'if xfm 'Q W Row one S Talco B Amey R Tack I R Gannon Row two T uxtter G Kor an T oyce E Larson M Knowles Ron three D Webber D Hubenette T Goshey ohnson M Kollas A Stadler T Stebblng B Wewers F Macxoch D Esclm E LeFebvre Row one G Kexslmg B Lawrence C Olson C Kehl C Klttleson L Herman Row tno B Hughes C Dom agall L Beaudry Gariaeld Rongltsch P Ryken Row tfme D Caduff A Erlckson B Graf D Schan no D Bxalka M Fxsh Ron our B Backus A L1ckner S Lorenz D Kaufenburg C Faye H Bearth M Muellner Row 16 B Gelbman D Flem mg C Fulmek B Schwartzbauer T Falvey Tabor X! Page Thlrty ezght -is K lfLl'll0l arid Wxth one more year to go our popular junnor class one of the largest under the tutorshrp of Mxss Isabel Nlml has truly a br1ght outlook Drclc Hendel thelr handsome presldent along w1th Elmercra Bames the trusty vxce presrdent led the class through a very successful year The secretary and treasurer are respectlvely Mary Dlclchudt and B111 Weyandt Throughout rhe year the umor class has spon sored and asslsted rn sponsormg many events On anuary 25 It held a sunhte dance rn the school gym and on February 21 lf comblned efforts wrth the Allred Youth to put on a nlght dance ln the gym Both were successes whlch helped pay for the main event of the year the un1orSen1or Prom Row one E Sples S Weber D Kav1n agh C SClll'1C1d8I' D Lands C Serber I Mleloch Ron two W Zofr L Gla on Goclcowslcx W Dunvert D Muellner S Mansheld Row three M ordan Zlmmerman M Couture N McNeely F Adams M Drclchudt Row our A Arnold W Weyandt E Lewandaslcl E Tetrault D Scl'm1dt O Frefarelc Row one R I-ljort L Knaclc R Gertschlaeger L ar ton L Knack B Relch Row lno F Albert B Cor dum W Eumuram T umn M MafChlO R Mo beck P Scholes Row llvree G Soler W DelVlars D Freitag Hoffman R Sorlle G Pamch R KOmlSChlCe Row four R Eng R Frxtel G Kruse D Haugen D Patrlck R F1sher C Kallca Page Thzrty nme . . 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' 1 - a - 9 ' - Organizing for the first time in October, our promising Sophomore class elected its officers for the coming year Elwin Sands was elected presi dent and Yvonne Lindahl was elected vice presi dent The secretary was Lois Gruenwald and the treasurer was Edmund Pendy The entire class was under the guidance of Miss Cecel1a McHugh The Sophomores get together the first Tuesday in every month and are learning to take an active part in school affairs and cooperate with their fellow students They also discuss the numerous problems that arise during the months period Although young in years and experience the Sophomore class has an enrollment of approxi mately 265 promising members 30,0 0l'l'l 0I Q5 5 sr '3 4,10 A M Je? 5zf 0 Mrk lu-R il 69 X Row one Hannon M Busse D Zoppa K Kennedy M Miller R Page D Leonard I Rosner D ones W Ketzner Row two B Larson Bier Schauer P Falconer P Flaherty Schwenn Lambrecht B Kxrch G Kurkoweski L Parson Row three D Krunwold C Oakes C Lee Thompson P Cadwell M Zajac B Swartzbauer M Som mers D VanDuzee D Karum Row our Schneider P I-Iuserh Demel P Hoffman H Hertog C Sarafolean B Waltem A Spear S Newman N Berch Row 're R Fetzel D Popenhelm W Piper S Sabean R john D Kopellce B Staley uetten D Horan W Platsen Page Forty za one G Shle E Keefe Adams M Hogan Ron tno Young V Wenzel E Taylor M Capeter W Bayer Ron three S Koralchulc M Zangs L Olceneslcy C Lee L Thompson M Boyd Ron our T Kohas D Moen R Dorner R Germam Chnst nson V Eumurlan Ron at D Kruger V Nlttl G Huhenette E Echwa thvhla F Schultz P Froser Ron one D Eggar P Hogen Sundqu1st D Wort M A Zajac M johnson Row Iwo K1ttelson F Hartfleld P Flemmg M Mar ch1o S Neuman J Schwenn Ron tlnree Huber D Arntzen Matschenhaelcer B Larson V M1s ner M Corngan Ron o r C Weber D Kruse G Karp C Dam xan Row we G Erlclcson D Mer rlll S Dolhnger L Cossor R Wxl 1ams Ron one T Crum D Rocco E Schuweller D Patrln R Schuller Ron two H Seeher Clmhura M Olson P Burlce Row three Sar afolean Cool: S ohnson R Fu enffmger A Flaherty R Schmuclc Ron our P Stromeyer XVIEW rock L Snyder R Schmldt L Gun lan Y Lmdahl Row 16 H Bray G Larson T Foley Noxalc B Staley W. Treherg. 5 ff' Page Forty-one Ron one B Erlclcson B Huntly P Husetll D Atchl on A MCG F Zelca Ron tuo B Dmer M Mollner V Bambush E Glles E Gregolre R Hmes M Pedorslcl Ron tlvne Zaspel C Mat on M Stranz W Cm R Sallor u en P Galger R W our L Ialmen G Muller J Kelly G Stas nev D Brandt R Moore D Ko pellcl B Rosner Page Forty two Ron one Bearth I Beartla P Fllp B Slaback B Hutchms Nagel P I-Iogen F Zeka Row two B Dnver B Schmuclc Zlhlel A Selderlcranz L Solar L La Sora A Rudolph D Redlslce Ron three L Store D Egger C Reeger Schultz M Marchxo M Mollner E TISCITICIG K Kerbel Ron our V Melsner B Twells C Damman I Hammer S I-led lund J Ross V Odden L Gumon Ron we D Erxclcson T Thorson E Sands E Byland E Swarts lwauer E lolm M Anderson . J R' .4 Q Q 7. 1. S 27 'f '-f 3 . ... W X , 4 41 -v , f. 9 K 4 -.. as g 1 .yr H- e , Z . , . f' ': . , . , . , . s , . ec, Y X' .7 . . . . , . , . 4, . , . , . , . . 1 s.-I Q . . , . s , jrr , . . o f : . . , . , . , . .- lv - 9 - xv ' ' . . . . 3 2 ' . 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ORGANIZATIDNS Ron one B Wexandt B Gavmles cu F Pospyhalla A Laclcner A auel Ron tno R Re 1 L XVO dr R Page B Peterson L Qchepers Ron tfmt A Spear S Petschel B Toenjts D Kopellce L Wlmlte Ron ur E Sands M Sarafolean Peck R Schahert R Wlllenhrlng E Tetrault .SQIIJQFJ COMIQCY gwogv 43 0 C JD ls' 4, ima 0 W IM ee il' To foster the senument of law and order 111 th1s school To grve opportumty for co operation of student and faculty 1n school act1v1t1es and 111 rht government of the school To encourage the hrghest ldeals and the hrghest standards of scholarship ar the purposes of our Student Councll Under the 5LlpC!'VlSl0l'l o Ollver Brllmg MISS Flsa Dxelcmann and Mrs Edlth Rlch ert the Student Councll lS ready to gxve IIS service whenever pcssxhle Thelr meetlngs are held on the first Tues day of every month durmg second perlod c1l are Florence Pospyhalla preslclent Bob G3Vf1lCSCLl vlce prestdent Audrey Laclcner secretary Albert Grauel assistant secretary and Bxll Weyandt treasurer S- Q 5 1 Q 'R ..,, V . ,I y ., N6 A lt' Zz 3: rg . Q' N W ' E .114 11924 I 5 . Z 'lf I fy: f 1 X 1, ' ' ' J . 1' , . A - . . ' , . , . Gr '. ' ' : . fdslv, L. l , . P, . - 3 , . V 4. ' f . , . s - A ,fs - s . ' . ' fo J . ., . , . ' 1 . U i I ' ' 77 n 7 X. , . . . .. , . ' 7 2 ' U I QS in Room 208. Officers for the Student Coun- ' 9 99 3 -f :Far . C43 ' 9 g +7-wa ' , 1 ' 3 , 31 L - y fihffffl Z - . t' 'f 937 5 9 a - 54 14' 1, 7- LI ,- X ' . . 4 w . y .0 .2- . J. -- Row one P Flxpp E Anderson Cobb L Lentch L Herman M or don Row two E Barnes C Issler R Muellner R Kleln H Forbs B Karlen Ron three H Dlckhudt R Ellek H Bearth R Murphy B Kortum D Kruse Row our G Le Febvre D Moen D Hursenga B Graf G ohnson Row ve M Groupe L Beaudry K Denzer D Luck Fleberger H Hertog P M21 ,A 3 E Vs X gS3Zlfl6!QI'lf 60lfll'lCl One of our helpful mtrtutxons at Wash The bookstore under the drrectlon of MISS Elsa Dlekmann IS run by Student Council members Cormne Sabean Rose Mary Page and Marlon Graupe Anyone may obtam the servxces of these people before school and durmg the lunch perlods You may buy paper penclls and almost any other k1ncl of school supplles Second hand books whrch students wish to chspose of are sold here A successful lost and found department 15 also operated ere Another servrce whlch IS rendered by these people IS to keep a record of the student counc1l mmltes Page Forty seven E ,5 ' V s Q . ' L l L ,VL V ,, ., S f fr! T as 2 4' 1-9 .a .X J 6 9 1 4 Q ff 4 M , .1 .r 'I in ' .1 'I 6, .- , s- - O : . 4 , . , s ' v ' 7 - ,I ' . .' . I ', . , . , . , . e', . ' , . , . , . ' l ' ' a - - f 5 - ington is the council bookstore. , . , . U , . . . , . J . fl : . I l , - 5 7 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' D I , h , . . : 9 K ' , . ' 7 7 .-W L 5 L I ' .g' g 4 I . Fwy Elf' X 1 A h . T-, QYM' Xu... . . l I 1' I v 7- 1 X Z I 4 ? 5 ' ' r . N fri genfd an .Arita ia 3 CMS quam IG Wh 'mf war? C1444 K Page Forty ezght Row one: M. Florian, R. Rediske, H. Forbes, B. Edmundson, B. Frisk, L. Thorsen, R. Mollner, Bearth. Row two: M. Berg, A. Rudolph, P. Flem- ming, V. Meis. Row three: M. Saro- folean. Ron one C Lockway R Gantzer A N1tt1 V Sprecker Row two R Gavxlescu D Mlller A Grauel N Patrxck R Kruger A dab of paint a stroke of the brush presto' A p1cture' Or a l1ttle lmaglnatlon a tw1st of the wrlst and a clever favor or a b1t of statuary appears Art students are the ones who put mto maternal from the many memor1es we have of our days at Washxng ton flue art under the supervxsron of Mlss Bessre Mullholland 15 looked after by Mary D1ckhudt as art edltor MISS VICIOFIH Bo han IS edltorlal advxsor, and Adolph Inge bretson looks after the finances of the Sur veyor 5 Q r 'A f : . , . , gzj, -. . , . , . , ' .A . l , . . 1 tie 9? . V y 1 s . .. g l 7 7 0 . . 9 U A X E . PM K X EJ iq , . . . . . . D 91 , gfenvs vga . . . . M ry 4 .A J lk ky- 'fn J! 1. ii 4 . wh C Al ll' .Wm fw 221.9 ' o1PLg1?+'ffff' X ff'- gf - 3 x , all 1 ' -1-111 One of the two pUl'Jl1Cat1OIlS at Wash lngton IS the Surveyor Three d1v1s1ons com pose th1s student enterprlse the ed1tor1al, the advertlslng and the c1rculat1on Rose mary Leltner and Helen Klrch head the edltorlal staff whlle Nell LeFebvre general huslness manager 1S asslsted by Helen Peters and Dorothy Kavanaugh 1n charge of ads, and by Ted Tschlda handhng the c1rculat1on Home room agents take care of collect 1ng and also of dlstrlbutmg the papers to the students Papers are exchanged w1th other schools and sent out to mdwxduals 1n the SCFVICC and elsewhere Students ln our nal1sm classes act as reporters and brmg m advertlslng and then for months after the Surveyor and Presldent agents are harrasslng pup1ls 1n thelr homerooms for money These agents have done a bang up job 1n c1rculat1ng both Surveyor and Pres1dent pug lCCLfL0l'Lf5 X X X Q gi .gl tx Row one T Tschlda R Lextner H K1rch B Frlsk R Sschally Row two Longhenry D Kavanagh K Gangl L Halder M Dlclchudt Romell E Frank Salwasser M Gelhmann T Strxny D Luck H W1fW1CkC S Mansfield C 3 Page F ozty mne . . 3 . . . . , . . , , . as ,U 5 . . . . M - 7 - . . Q N A , lt . . . . Q f' gm. F 5 JJ I I - S29 Q . -N Ill Just sign your name on the dotted line . . 5 - ' 7 - I J ' . 7 - l , . . , . I . ' , . , , . . , . , . , . ,. 5, sv? ,ig if A y H if 0 Q27 X YH- 'J ' fi Y' of . 9 nj T 5 0 6 ' arf-me Ron cfm L Woldt C Schnelcler S Weber E Hol strom I Zimmerman E Sples C Surher B Korcl 11 Row Inu L Clmtsman D Kerns B Backus A Lack ner M Schmltz B Hafner la Adams S Lorem D Kaufenherg Row tfvree Hanon D Murray R Henclel R Sleclerlcranz E Reg R Kleger G Gruncltner G Soler W De Nlars Run our D G Thompson R Burg Romoclcy W Xxfevanclt C Domagall SPO Cr I iq, '54 dial Page Fdty Ql00I iQI 5 and Scroll must have done noteworthy work on one of Wash1ngtons two pub hcatlons the Surveyor or the Pres1clent, and have xt submntecl to the natlonal sec retary at Clncago Scholarshlp also IS a necessary requxsxte A formal 1n1t1at1on was held for new members at a cancllellght ceremony at a double assembly 1n Aprxl ln the presence of faculty and students In the afternoon of the same day a tea was g1ven at whlch the neophytes were honored Officers are Louxse Haxder presldent, Florence Pospyhalla v1ce pres1dent Slnr ley McNeely secretary and Ruth Redxs ke treasurer Iongfvenry L Halder F Pospyhalla Row two R Re Chslce H Forb s K l , ' A .fr y I l n 3 A l J - to 6, , : , m X., ' 4 ,QL ., A A 1 4 i 'J ' ' '.' . , . . , . , . ' , . , . , . , . e . ': . , . ', . 5, . - , . , . , . I, . R, . . : , . , . s - s ' 1 31 - 7 - , . , . .. f f : . Huisenga, R. Carlson, H. Dimmerman, E. Tetrault, Thgse who Seek membership in Quill - a - 9 la ' , a . . 1 , 7 A If . . . .. . ww- , I 3 . . ' . , . 9 9 ' . f by -.5 , g ' . ' Q' . . g , . 0' H R la- 'Lf I xg: ' ' , f s . K :W A Y ' 1 - 9 ' ' , . e . I, Ra QIAUQ5 This organ1zat1on has a membershlp of approxtmately fifty gtrls w1th Mrs Betty Lundberg as advtsor Partles d1scuss1ons dances and h1k6S make up the1r program Ushermg for the Womens IHSEIILIIC IS a favored duty but the most sought after prrze IS the opportunlty to go to camp In order to ra1se funds to ma1nta1n the camp at Lake Elmo the G1rl Reserves have a Clfy wlde doughnut sale each year To find and glve the best ts the motto of this socxety Those who lead Glrl R serves at Washlngton are the pres1dent Ver a M815 v1ce presldent acquehne Mots chenbacker secretary Maxtne Fmk, and reasurer Audrey Larson 35 C? Ron one S Dlegman F Zlka B Klrch Y Llndahl L Lentsch M ohnson L Kramer Row two P Atchmson B Amey ohnson Mrs Betty Lundberg G Peck E Laccardx I Hermann Row thru E Anderson E Taylor D Izrlckson D Eng C Issler H Holst H Welstrup D Atchlson Ron our L Fruler D Huseth D Poppe H KIFCII R Page R Hmes Cook H Schauer Ron we E Kren ge I Komlschke V Mus F Adams M Flnk S Hedlund D Arntzen B Larson Not on the Izttzcrts X Bambusch B Btllfus M Boyd T Con roy B Erlckson P I'raz1er M Gross R Ha gon B Hafner I: Hamer Hengel G acky ohnson D Kaess A Larson J Mot chenbacker B Pa chkr P Rafferty A Tschlda M Tuckner Wfallln L1 tlow X if 559 ll Page Flfty one 55. Elf Ii? 4. 1 L, L 7 Q rs fi 6, s 4 V. A 4 , : . -1 'N -Q 6 .. I I Q' 2 A . V. ' 4 ' ' Q9 I ' 1 V 1: 4 I 7 . - 7 - I g Q if , . - , . J , . . . : . ' , . , J Q , . ,V . . , . ' , . , . . : . ' 5 , . , . , . , .. ff ' , . Q , . . , . , . , . , . l 1 If ' . ,J, , . . fl . . I, . , . -:, . p, . . . . i . , I 3 . x 7 . ,A . ' I l , ' , J: ,. .Q . .. . , Q H- L - . , , . I , . 1 '., . , . - - , . Q , . ' , . ff, . 4' J 1 5 a - V-kv - 1 - A ' , M 7 - 5 ,a ' X 1 - I 1 . . f. . . . . , J- , J- 2 - 7 QC ' 77 ' I - U ,fifjix . e- A X . . S ,V X s ' Y fi' sl . i . . . X, ' e I ' f . . , , , I s v . ,wht 1 t dy r I ' ' 5- Y . -. f ' , Ron one D Frsher E Anderson l lentsch C Issler Ron mo A Tschxda B ordan Xorga L Pearson o sner P Fhpp R u I wrt B Kxrch S Korol chulc M lVl1ller E Tschrda Schauer P Flemmmg R I1 01 r G aclcy Ross R Hagan B Rosner C sabean M 5 oaasen Af J UMA is ag! 'F Page Flfly two On the 4th Tuesday of each month the mem bers of the Allred Youth Post 209 hold forth to have a good tlme together The club has an enrollment of 112 members made up from the Cllflfe student body Ar their varlous meetmgs the program chaxr man Betsy Drlver w1th the executlve board plans all sorts of programs mcludxng speclal speakers panel dlscusslons plays ttc Each year the club sponsors a speclal assembly and an all school party The Obj6CflVC of the Alhed Youth IS an rntelllgent approach to the alcohollc problem and temperance rn all thmgs ack Peck 15 presldent Audrey Lacltner vlce president, Beverly Karl n secretary Shirley Lo renz treasurer DAVIS Elhott IS the sponsor . J ,Q 6 5 X -A, . -3' , . rf , 1 V , ',.j -, I. R s , . ' . 0 ' f 'c: . ' , . .- , . , . I A , . . . - . J offz: ,J. :',. ,. , . , . . . ' . l - LQ ' , , 7 I 5 V- I , Y A ' ', f', 3 . Y T 3 T0 1 ' Q ' ' fs 'I 9' I . . . . B .-. s X, ' N 15 l 1 If . . F- ' S 6 W J '- s ' f ' Nl . ' . ' f D 9 9 Q ' Row one M ohnson M Hlllxan M A Florxan L Thorsen M Copeland D Flelssner M ordan Redlslce ulmby Row tno Matcbenbaclcer Gumon B Lawrence B Wllll3mS Sunclqulest Bunlce B Conlm Mabel Berg B Eclmundson Frank B Frxslc Row three B Hughes P Rylclcen Laclkmr B Karlen M L Hammersten L Kl n Mauer D Elert L La Sora B Drxver Ron our Denman B L Twells M Groupe G olmson Romoclcy H WIUWICRC K Denzer Klttleson B Kortum Row we P Sclmanno D Anclert S An clert ones R Roberts R Burg L Bmun D luck D Merrxll M A Gelbmann Row one S L1bel D Lancls C Sur ber Hengel V Gross T P10 trasclmlce R Drlver D Durose Ron mo Zmmel B Sclmmuclc A Ru dolpb I Zlmmerman I Beartb Beyer P Flemmg Romell F Krmlce B Peterson E Mollner Row tfvree K Fey S McNeely R Leltner H Dorner I Komlschlce S Petschel M Bambusb D Gam Row our D Caduff C Olson D Blalclca A Arnolcl E Tetrault F Macblocb B Backus S Lorenz F Adams R Muellner Row we M MHfCh10 Peck R K0mlSChkE T Stebbmg D Kopellce A Oswald L Brawn I-I Dlmmerman R Dras sal F Cobb G Thompson M Dlclcliudt Aff J ul. do GQ Q 5 ies l Ml X .4 ov 3 I Page Flfty three : . J , . ' , . . ' , . In ' . 9 - 4 7 f ,I 1 R. 4' . I , fl L. , . - , . ., , , P- , - l , , - J. , ,Le E. , . . : . , . h , A. ' f , . , . . h , . Sl , gi , . , . , . . ' f : . ' , . . , . , . J , t , . ' ' , . , J. ' . , . 0 . : . , . , - ,-I. ., . , . , . . , . - , , 3 . , . ' - , h . I , . . . ' f : A , . , . - M l 9 - 7 - 9 J- . rv, . , . , . . ., . . X. W7 9 - 9 - 9 'fn' K Z, . , . , . ' 'ull l 'V ' ,I .x X zer, R. Ganon, H. Kircb, M. Fink. , J ,K N A f I . , . , . 5 X I I , . , . , . f fr a - 1 ' 9 - N ' f d 15 ' ', . . Q 19' . . -15 U a a ' a - 'C 9 ' h 7 ' 7 . , . , . ' D, . , . , . A ' i -I - ,1 R- M , 5 - A LL! . 4 - - , I ' n l A - Q , A Y 4 W ' , 'Q .e 1 A - ni A , ' . . Z ll f ' K Cllfl 1 tn Huber I I-Iuher I-Iulwer E SCllI'I'11dI I: I-Iartheld I Dmbos D Rocco D I-I1L1,,,cn A Tscluda R Adams A Lcmlec D Lom ard R n I 0 C Kel D Poppe C Nelson W Trehurg G ohnson M Surher I. Schne1der I urch I Scunslce XX P1ptr OULS Our hand and orchestra are our prldc and jov We can hear the tumpets clarmets and drums and all other varlous lnstruments hlarlng awax dally 111 room 709 We can thanlc Mrs Eleanor I-Iovelsrud for the aggrcsslveness wlth whlch she has brought our hand to such an outstandlng pomt Wlth Clalre Schnelder as PFBSICICIII Matthew Schreler as VICC presxdent Clayton Furch as sec retarv Warrclm Plper as treasurer and CCCIIIB Surher as hbrarxan th1s band w1ll undoubtedly remaln a success and keep up 1ts good work In each 'uture vear we Wlll he ucpcctmg the W3ShlllgfOIl Band and Orchestra to gam more eads Good luclc to you' Page Filly four , in c , 3 ' ' , .' . . - 9 -n L I 1 x A ' A , 9 a 1 Rox' 1 c: , . . E. I I A 1 I I - - I , . , . I 4 . K W -Q - Q - C ly, 3 . . - . 1 . I K. . e Q, . ' 'X . I A I ' ', ' lm . o ' 11' : . xl, , 'f - vv - , . . , . , . I C. I . 5. V 3 , I ' , D. V CL,0I 0ifQ5 P Thurber D Odclen D Kaufenberg L Maxwell DN I X li All set? Lets go' IS the command gxven by Dlane Kaufenberg the leader as she and the other twlrlers strut down the stadxum Held durmg the halfs of our football games Wlth slcrllfull preclslon the twlrlers dxsplay the enthus1asm that IS typlcal of Washxngton Bes1des the leader we have Dolores Odden Leona Max to 1I1Spll'B Olll' ICHITIS to VICIOFY To the tune of some march played by the band these majorettes dlsplay thelr poll hed achleve ments garned through much practlce ln former years In add1t1on to Iwlfllhg at games they also en tertamed the veterans at Fort Snellmg and d1S played thelr talent at assemblxes Page Fifty hve 0 . ' , 1' fi ,., , . ila in : 1 M. J . , . , . , . , . . 3 3 , , .,u,, I' , - - ' ' V ' . . V, fl Jw lt' well, and Phyllrs Thurber as cur drum majorettes fv lllr' . . . -. X y 9 A . . . .S . - 4 , - sa on -. F NNW 4 llnff 0I lflff X 9 f Cl af rrr To lmprove thexr smgrng and cultxvatc a taste for good musrc 15 the task undertaken lx th1s vocal group You can h ar these larks at many of our assemhhes and dally everv 4th perrod d hgently practrclng rn 709 Thur act1v1t1es ll1ClUClL srngxng Chrrstmas car ols 111 the halls dllflllq the Chrr tmas season and provrdrng specral musrc at rhe commencement exercrsts rn une Gllldtd bv Mrs Eleanor Hovelsrud and thcxr ofhcers Lorrarne Herman presldent Btttx Ed mundson vlce presrdent Betty Rerch secretarx and Elalne Frank treasurer the chorus IS hound for many successful years at srngrng bi Page Fifty six Ron one M Hogan S Dregnau Sundqurst Mrs Hovelsrud Cook B Edmundson B Relch Ron o P lxka I IaSota I Mre ocm I. ldtrman B Erickson I Dahl gren P Hoffman L Maxxsell Ron ffme E Bug H Forbes M Mar cl o P Fleming S Errckscn F Qharp D Bock Olson Ron our P C1 well C Gang Burch D Path R Burg E Prank R Rledtlltrqcr Chrrstlanson Ron 1 S lVIclNttls Shortrxdge P Qchanno D Andert D Kuschke C Chrrstensen P Frazrer V Mels S I-Iedlund W -fl Row one D Egger M Welnkatxf A Kramhnger Rocco F Slnrp D Korum Mrs Hovelsrud Schultz M Budzmslcx Enms D Llndberg M Saumer Ron two B Slaybough Hanon D wmes E Galatovlch D Bock M Oddson Beyer M Busse E Balnes P Hcrrman M Hxndrlchs Row three D Grunewald Kxttleson Schauer Zllllel C Kehl M Schultz D Elert M Couture N McNeely E Whxte R Leltner L Kleln Row our B Kortum K Fey C Dam1an L Zweber S Dolhnger Deml V Mems er B Paschke D Redlske L Stoehr D Kruse B Twells Row we T Fadgar slcx D Esch K Denzer C Nelson C Class D Haugen G Thompson H Her tog C Kallca S Battlsto M Gelhnnnn VWFL ,E 301: f L., W LXQJCLFLCI P85 l'l'lCLI'l 0l lfl,5 M1 M1 M1 M1' The golden voxces of our choruses are often heard at assembhes They are able mus1c teacher Thls IS the first mlxed chorus Washlngton Hlgh School has had for several years W1th such of ficers as Elmerc1a Balnes presldent Dor1s Bock v1ce pres1dent Margaret Budz1nsk1 secretary and Ken Denzer treasurer the M1xed Chorus carrnes on The Freshman chorus has Bettylee Rax as pres 1dent Anna Mae Walzon as vxce president, Donna Erlckson as secretary and Mary Kalka as treasurer These vocahstss purpose IS to 1mprove thexr abxhty to sing and to become acqualnted w1th fine mus1c Page Fzfty seven ff 1 xx. C vi T A K v v 4, ' 1 5 LZ K fb : -Q K C Q' T l' M 1 ' Z' fr qu wg H W' , b l 6 . K - W ,Q Q M 1 ' fl Q. .ul .' v 1 Q h Y 1 R s 5 p rg 5 4 ' ts, .. 1 y 4 ' , n 1 a ' 1 a ' U .7 . , J- , - ' , . .- . A , J. , .j. 1, . . .' . , J- ' , J- , J- ' ' , - , . , . , . , . , . D , . . , . U . ee f- -- -- A as ' f : . , . , . ' , . . , . A ,J. , . '- - ' ' , - fi' - 1 - being directed by Mrs. Eleanor Hovelsrud, our , . . f: . - . A, . , . , . , . . , . , .E , b , . . . . . , . , . , . . . I . . , , 3 . , . . Q . ., 3 9 7 xx 'I u ' 1139, 4- L h 5 , ,H a 1 1 fli '?f0. B . 9 Q 9 ' - 7 - . . 7 s Row one D Huseth L Herman C Klttleson F Sharp B orclan D Bock B Kortum Sunclqulst N McNeely Row two D Korum C Nelson C Kallca C Class C F1rch H Hertog G Thompson K Denzer L Wlmrte T Podgorslu J 'C FY HX! al Page Fzfty ezght I 144,w1,.,WfCf 4 The Madr1gal Club IS our newest orgamzatlon Startmg last year xt has mcreasecl rapidly and from all 1HdlC21Il01'1S wxll be very successful Much of the Cfedlf for the success of thls club IS gwen to Mrs Eleanor Hovelsrud the advisor She FCCBIVCS a lot of asslstance from the fol lowmg club officers For presldent we have l1ke able Ken Denzer vrce presldent Lorrame Her man secretary Herman Hertog and treasurer Fay Sharp Our purpose ay the smgers Is to acquamt ourselves wxth Maclrlgals and learn the art of unaccompamecl Slhglflg Th1s lyrlcal group meets regularly two days a week at 7 45 1n the morn mg : . , . , ' 7 ' 7 ' J 7 . , . , , . . : . , . , . , . , . a - 1 - I . , . , . . g U, , I , ' 1 , Q , v 1, 'V . l , rj ,f X . . . . 4 I I , . . . . 1 . . , . fe g ' ' , ' - , 'Y ::,-7 N 0 ' 'L-55 N . . ' s s a 9 2-fi! -'75 iii A V, xg X QL: .gmt as ar Q - ee - -f ' '5 Kisle '32 - 9 -1 9 . t 3 . ,. L Q . . -- r x -- ' y My M ' X l . . . .,, . . .X l I l l' - E X ' s I I ' N .if 5- . Romeo' Wherefore art thou Romeo? Thls IS the slogan of Washlngtons aCtlI1g aggrega tlon These people have a v ry definlt purpose 1n program buxlcllng 1n havmv mutual enjoy ment and rn learn1ng cooperanon Thelr officers are Delo es Gantzer pres1clent Ruth Gantzer vxce presldent Shu-ley Petschel secretary and Murlel Holllday treasurer Thelr act1v1t1es are chlefly the monthly meet mg whlch I5 planned by the memb rs and IS held m room 111 on the thxrcl Tuesday of each month Our clramatlcs mstructor Mlss Evelyn Page has also kept our stage crew workmg At assem blles you can see Bob Burg Harold WlfWlCkC Ray Carlson and Larry Braun mampulatlng fur nxture curtarns and the llghts Row one C Damlan R Le1tner R Anderson P Thurber Row two A Sm1th R Byh D Path L Brochu C Web r B Huntl y P Burke M Gelbmann L Roloff M Holll day Cobb Row three C Sabean M Bambusch R Carlson S Kau fenberg A Laclcner M Copeland D Anclert B Conlm M ordan B Bug H WIIWICRB L Braun H Wltwlcke B Burg R Carlson L Braun Edge I 0lfU SAQJIOLCLFL15 Page Fzity mne ff 77 ' . . , . . 2 . G 9 D ' , . . Y . ' A 3 7 7 R 7 Z s - . . . 0 . 5 9 . . . , ' , . , . .A , 7 , y - 7 , ' .' . , . , . Gannon, Miss Page, D. Gantzer, A. , . . : . , . , . , . , a D . c , . . , . , , . , . , . ' , . . , 4 , 1 , n ' 7 ' , ' , . , . , . J , . r . . ' , . . - 1 'K 5. J' a K W .0 1 , ' Q t , . L Y l5f0l lC6L SOCLQW We s. NWS tl W Ni W M aa ... Xggtzb Page Sxxty Row one: D. Flelschacke, R. R. Zappa, Miss O'Keefe, E. Poppert. Row two J. Bearth, B. Edmondson, S. Lako, D. Brings. l.. Herman. Ron' three: J. Romell, C. Erickson, Huber, A. Lackner, C. Kittleson. Ron' four: B. Peterson, B. Carlson, G. Eitel, B. Kortum, E. Kruse. Row five: S. Pit- man, B. Schwartzhauer, C. Lurch, E. Sclmwartzhaller, G. Miller. In the I-I1stor1cal Soc1ety hles one may hnd sp C1l:lC data ol former Waslmlngtonltes The re cords are of all the 2600 graduates slnce 1930 A commltttee works dally carrymg on research work collectmg mformarton on a graduates l1fe after he leaves Wasl11ngton and also llllng all cllppmgs MISS Mary Olfeefe founded the present HIS torlcal SOCIETY and IS IIS adv1sor The members are recommended by home room teachers and s lecred for thelr academic achievements They rep resent all four classes Thls years ofhcers are Beverly Peterson presx dent Elmer Poppert VICE presldent oan Huber secretary and Steve Tako treasurer Q 1 ay' ' . .X . . 7 e ' 7 ' I . ' , . 9 . . . , . 7 3 . , . 0- . , . . , , , ' 1 . A J 'L x X' e ' v a 31505 t.Qsf4v f . , O f , I X gy a v r fs GBX as s Alf ,, xg f , - t l N Jef 2' N' Q5 ' f Row one E Anderson Klttelsen R Gantzer P Holbert E Gll8S Y Lmdahl E Gregolre Bearth D Lmdbergh B ordan Row two C Issler C Re1g Atchlson G Peck R Mollner M Scoles M Kollas E LeFebvre B Bexlfus L Lentsch Row three L Klem D Kaess C Weber M Zajac D Sheldon D I-luseth Schwartz A Laclcner D Elert Row our L Muellner B Toenjes R Carlson G Thompson B Schwartzbauer R Vannellx A Lelber S Petschel Claugherty One year ago the Spamsh students at Washing 1ng orgamzed El Club espanol a group now numbermg forty members wlrh Mrs Vlctorxa Bohan as advlsor The club produced a Spanlsh play wrltten and dxrected by Rxchard Crum at an Assembly dur 1ng lts first year Detalled preparatxons for a flesta were made the second year under the dx rectlon of the followmg charrmen eanette Bearth arrangements Shrrley Petschel decora tlons eanne Kranler program oyce Klttleson mvxtatlons and Loxs Lentsch refreshments Officers elected th1s year are Ray Carlson pres xdent Ronald Vannellx VICE presldent Dolores Lmdberg secretary and Eugene LeFebvre treas urer IOCLHLJ lm Page Sxxty one il - ' ec 11 .f ' N 25 l ' N3 6 . 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I INA-qw To gxve students talcmg commercxal subjects an opportumty to learn of new commerual devel opments 111 the COH1I11Ll'Cl3l held lb the purpose of thls club It 1S under the gu1dance of M1ss Margaret Wallblom The olllcers are Dolores Luck pres1dent Ela1ne Mollner VICE presldent Florence Krmke secretary and oan Maurer treasurer The1r meetlngs are held the tlurd Thursday of each month and the1r HCIIVIIIES 1nclude Held trlps to plates of commerclal 1nterest IH the c1ty and they part1c1pate 1n Red Cross work Page Sxxty two 7 0lfl'llflflQI ClCl R111 one Maurer D Luc L Mollntr F Krmlce Row two Mlss Margaret Wallhlom L M1ller B Hues E Nordstrom Row three Ronuell R Mollner N McNetly G -,aclcty R Hagon Row our C loclcway P R1clcey K Kennedy M Flsh S Weber Rom jg C Gangl D Kern C Domagall D Kauftnberg P Caldwell af, V 5 Z: 111 '5 . ' ' , ,N f - is I s 1 N .. ' y 5 , 4: . 'M 'l if Q A -1 :r ' -Q: 1 Q1 1 M. l V Y 6 ,Q Q - ' K' 1 L' 1 lb 1 f t . '52 1 ,J I, . fi' lg! ' 5 , , g I l 4 3, J J X Zi? r 0 CAL D . . r 1' t: , . lc, 4. . ' , . . .' H 7 ' 7 ' s 3 9 s , . , . 1 3 , 3 J , . 1 b 2 ', . . . f : . 4 7 ' 9 ' 7 ' . '. , . . ve: . ' I U 9 ' 7 ' 7 ' . . . . . . L 7 o . 5 Q . . . . , opwJt,1,0 l Pdf!! 'mql 2 if 33 Q1 Row one R Wiehl M Berg Row two B Sommers B Conlln Row three R Satterberg A Stadler Row our E Anderson A Smith N Corrigan D ames This is Washington High School calling why xsn t George or Martha in school today? is the familiar sound heard daily in the office This is one of the many duties the ofhce helpers hold They run errands and do all they can to help out 1n the office The library helpers keep our library in tip-top shape Under the supervision of Miss Hlldegard Kremer our librarian these girls have undertaken a heavy responsibility to keep our library in im maculate condition purchased through the help of the students who give a quarter each semester for new hooks in our uhrarv Page Sixty three : . ' , . . .' . , . h . .' . , . . f : . , . , . , . J . . Q ,, . . . . . 9 T ' 7 ' 77 ' - 3 ! . . I u 9 7 -A ' 5 T., - - i 0 WA Q ,K The library has a variety of books which are gg? , . , ' 3 5 X vw ' I '- .17' :Zi Iigllx, Row one: M. Fish, I Zimmerman, L. Miller, G. Miller. Row two: C. Quit- ter, S. Petschel, D. Luck, H. Bearth. fi 1 ff' tam wY Page Szxty four fef cm L Row one M Couture M Olson D Atch1son A Wallace G Hall P Schosser Mr Bradle Row two E Frank A Wallace W Romell B Seller Atclnson P Atchlson Row three E Poppert D Weclc werth I Dragos F Schultz E Le wandoslcl W Pladsen ROW our Schnexder Gaylor R Burg Romoclcy M Schelr C Schwartz hauer Ready' Arm' Fxrel These fast commands can be heard at the Como R1fle Range where t e eagle eyed students compete w1th others rn tr mg to be the oest marlcsman Occaslonally t ey hnd mme for CllSCUSS1Ilg money matters but very occasronally The mam purpose IS to teach these plstol paclcmg mamas and papas how to handle a gun 1n a safe manner Mr Bradle 1S the 3dVlSO1 and the ofhcers are Maurlce Olson presldent Donna Atchlson vxce presldent and Mane Conture secretary Everyone IS ellgllnle to 10111 The only requrre ment you must l1lce the sport of shootmg enough to want to learn more about If : . , . , . 7 ' 5 ' 7 ' , . . : . - A , . ' , . n, . , J. , . . : . , . - y - 7 ' 7 Qt ' , . . : , ' J. ' , J. I , . , J. L e u 1 - 7 ' ' . , h - I . y- . , h . h ' ' 7 7 Q ti ' ,, , 1 uf' . . X W .f r 'H W ,Jani I, iq 9 1 ' f X ' JI treasurer. Q- ', fl ' ' ' ' ' ' - 'W al ' me-E . 2. Z . . . i 'B I-Qs. W. I t ' ' 'ez ff L- V w Row one D Brings I Zimmerman Mr Bradle S Shle A McGee M Struntz Row two A Tschida E Schmidt I Romer V Wenzel R Fuenffinger D Tischler Row three G aclcy I Oakes -I Kittle son D Zeck Ross C Damian D Odden Row our R I-Iagon B Rosner E White J ahnke D Kuschlce P Strohenreyer V Nleis Through the I.C.C, many students have gotten acquainted with peoples of other lands. They have learned about the different ways in which our distant neighbors make their living and en- joy themselves You may ask anyone who belongs to the ICC about writing to strangers and they will say that it IS fun and you do learn a lot in an easy way too For officers they have oyce Klttleson as presi dent Clara Oakes as vice president and Virginia Oclden as secretary and treasurer These officers with other members of this organization meet on the third Tuesday of every month in 301B with Mr Leo Bradle as their advisor JCC Page Sixty 11 ve . f U 9 if ' 051.55 -slew. f ' 424f'i'.-.ff . . . 2 , S S 1 : . J, . , ' I ' 7 ' 7 . . .' . , . , . I , . , . , . . , . , ', . , 0 0 0 . . f : . , . , . , , . , . , . . Q E f s I ' F i 7 ' i S u . , N, I 5? - . I - E X .A 132 w W, W 4 4 g Y i 'Q I f . L if , 3 N A 4 M . 2 ., Q 4 Q ' 4 w . v 1 1 'A , K g . 5 '- A , fd- ' A - 1 ef H -' cs r , ix 45 S, QJ 400 Ulf v 0 17: , Q Tie 0 J 4 . 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ATHLETICS .!4tAL!lC EOCLPCJ Row mo Ralph Nyhus Paul Th Rusterholz Row one Theodore Salmon Olwer Bdlmgs C 281040 6,9105 Left fu rzglvt C Scl1ne1der,M Berg, K Denzer, H Forbes, D Gantzer, M Bambusch, Page Sxxty ezght O lf Q ': , . . : ,' . rar: A ff' f ffjfd fd My The President track team havmg a poor season for the cxty Wlde track and held meets succeeded 1n puttmg two relay teams and Orv1lle Flefarek m the cxty finals Track at Washmgton rs comlng up wrth 1n creasmg rnterest Wlfh forty boys coming out All thls runnlng and exercise wlll not go to waste Good physlcal condmcn IS the result of th1s work B111 Solmtsky senlor was one of the chref polnt getters of the team Other major stars were Bob Eng George Thompson Russ Walker 1m Sal wasser and Bernle Masyga Row one Salwasser D Murray W Pl'llll1pS R Komxschke D Mxller Com er R Eng M Sarafolean Lackner coach Row two C Domgall B Masyg W S0l1IlSk1 Laher R Eng O Flefar ek E Stanley R Burg G ohnson Romocky Kg? Orvzlle Fmfarek Page Szxty nme .. D , .I , . f7 4 'da d,mmR'Q lg ....,J...,.,,..-at 44fJXw ff y- ,- ,w ,L 1 ',.,fjJ A I, ' 1 ,ff I ff 25 1 f ff , f yft ,ff T 'v ', T' ' ,' jlfif V1 Jlwvljgfy .1211 an 0 PM 'J lf' M J fx' L' . -. , I - gyi,,ql?Q ' 9 . a YJ- ' H T Q Washlngton Washlngton Washlngtcn Washlngton Washlngton Wash1ngton Regzonal Wash1ngton Washington Murray Marshall Mechamcs ohnson Monroe Humboldt Monroe Humboldt .NOCLW 0 .dv 'Wm W 45, 4 :fig x ' v Q 'YP Page Seventy y J Jacks, kneeling, R Vannellx, helpmg out, and J Salwasser, No 19, also gomg m to help ' 2 -------- 1 - 8 ....... 0 ,. ., 3 ' ' S ------- ' 0 '9 JH . '., ' 0' 3 ------- 3 14,1715 I6 ' f ' 2 -------- 3 ' 'l 'fi ' 2 ---- - - - 3 .i1locLey Fxrsf ron T Strrngy A Arnold Kegley D Kopelke R Schmldt Salwasser T Stebblng Gralzlger F M3Cl0Ch McManus G Huben nette S Andert R Mobeck R Vannellx R Gavrllescu trainer inf A Wnth Eve veterans returnmg from last years champlonshlp team Mr Laclcner had hugh hopes as the season opened The players responded to the call and went on to gam a t1e for the crty champ1onsh1p w1th Hum boldt The team had a record of 5 w1ns and one loss that bemg to a strong ohnson team In the Regional tournament the Presrdents lost a 3 2 heart breaker to Monroe The Presndents attack was led th1s season by A11C1ty Ron Vannellr and Frank Macloch The defense was alrtlght wxth John Jacks most proved player on the team ln the nets Opponents were able to gather only s1x goals all year aga1nst the twenty one racked up by the Presxdents All rn all thmgs went qu1te well and thxngs loolc very brrghr for next year wrth qu1te a few lettermen returnlng for next years squad Page Seventy one . . , , . 5 ' J - . , . A . 'I , . ,-I. ,. . - - ' 9 - s 1 ' 9 . , l J. Jacks. Second' row: john Laclcner, coach, A .... 1 . A , . , . , . , lm' 9 - ,' . 7 7 .. ' , f MQW! QM! ll X Row one Novalc W Gelbmann O Fiefarelc R I-Iendel D Haugen Ellinger G Paitich R Drassal Row two D Korum A Tischler A Fischer E Pendy E Weiss R Moen H Nelson coach The Presidents lost the first game of the con ference to Mechanic Arts Then with grim deter mination they won the next three games from highly regarded teams After that the going be came tougher and tougher resultlng in some heart breaking games The season ended with 3 wins and 6 losses Presidents went to pieces and lost 34 Z0 With seven juniors and three sophomores Mr Nelson has high hopes and is looking ahead to next year Zirfslfeigaf Page Seventy two .A f'f', I ' ' .Con N' Y - ' ,, ff 5 ,, J U I ' 1 f' ' -'J Going into the sub-district, against Wilson, the N l . Q - . gf Q t I . ' : , . , 1. ' , . ' ' , 3 . Z?Cl,5LQfL6l,! Mech 27 Monroe 25 Wllson Z1 Murray 32 Central 27 umholdt Z6 ohnson 31 WllSOH 34 Wash Wash Wash Wash Wash Wash Wash Wash Harding 24 ------- - - Wash J .....,,,. mlkg 'J LM Page Seventy four EQJQAUK Row one R Hendel A Txschler Peck N Peterson W Daniels F Macloch Struntz Harry Nelson coac Row two A F1scher R Weldell W Weyandt R Drassal R Collms G Anderson G Palnch E Kxeger Okoncslu , X X . .A Lfsff , 5 far X V wr Y M as ' rf is ,3 ,, , , I . V v gg , . V 'A r E , L ,- T .. W 23 . f .- ' f'w.z ' ' f ig X rf . - A i re , f A -cf A 1 , 4 ff: sh... 9 4i'ux L C 4n nii-.ln I .iualf jx ,if 9 fkgg . . ,.-1o.o,0,' 1 : . , . ' . ,J ff . 5 , . , hwy I . 7 : . , 215' .I ml . 4. y . Q . Q ly . , . . 40. X XCLJQAH! Washingtons high hopes o going through the Twin City were shattered when they were beaten m the play offs by Mechanic Arts 2 1 However the team fought hard and consequently shared the conference title with Humboldt The only team that stopped Washington from holding first place was Central Central won in the last inning by 8 7 The players had a good fielding average but their h1tt1ng wasn t up to par In some games one lone single would have meant the ball game This slump was especially noticed in the play offs However with the exeprlence behind them they are quite sure they can do better than thls Washington Washington Washington Washington Wfashington Washington Washlngton Washington Washington Twzn C1ty Meet Washington 1 Harding Mechanics Marshall Central Wilson Humboldt ohnson Murray Monroe nfmv Sinful ff lxzf fl al Olomslz Page Seventy five n 7 I F . ' 4 - - ---- - l . Q . 1 b 5 ------ I 7 ' 9 l 1 - - - - ' - - . ' 9 -------- ' . . - U . 15 ----- - . 7 . 5 - - - - Q - - J 1 . . 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' ------- Mechanics l 4,56 X f r 1' joofgaf As the 1945 football season ends thoughts dwlndle back to those happy days of fall MCmOf1CS go back to that first gruellmg day of practlce when some 40 eager boys raced around the field to complete the tradmonal ten laps The cahsthemcs the footraces the blockrng and tacklmg all seem llke an unbearable task but when one looks back he feels deep dcwn 1ns1de hlm that that phystcal hardship was not 1n vaxn All th1s work was rewarded w1th the glory and satlsfactlon of a job well done Our group of husk1es fimshed the season wlth three w1ns three losses and one t1e for fifth place m the conference standings Page Seventy szx Row one J Cobb manager A Ar nold A Tlschler W DeMars W Weyandt W Phnlhps R Vannelh R Schmidt Row two Salwasser G ohnson F Cobb D Haugen H Wltwlcke R Gavrllescu F Ma cloch E Tetrault Row tlvree McManus E Pendy J Romocky T Falvey G Paltlch A Fxscher john Lackner coach 1 f 3 7 ., .. , ,. ' s- a - 9 . . . , . ,- ' ' '. , .J ,. ,. . ,. ,. ' . . . . . ,- - fl ' 1' 9- I 1 ' 9' 7' 7 , . 1 9 3 Washlngron Washxngton Wash1ngton Washnngton Washlngton Washlngton 1 8 0 0 Wlth no men playlng on the All Clty team Washxngton made up for thls loss ln honorable men txons Almost the whole team placed Those who recelvecl dxstlnctlon are as follows Bob Garvulesque Al Tlshler Ron Vannellx 11m Salwasser Frank Cobb Frank Macxoch ancl George Thompson Tlus evenly clnvndecl talent shows no lncllvldual stars but boys of the same callber working to a cleslgnatecl goal joofdaf ohnson 0 Marshall 13 Humboldt 0 Mechamcs 7 Wxlson 12 Central 6 by ,f W Sinai 4 N452 A Y an jzm Salwasser Bob Gavrzlescu Page Seventy seven , --,--,. J s 1' fi 'ff' . C' I ------- 1 V ,,,, -Sai. 4 ' 3 ------ ' t . 7 - - - - - . - . TY - . . 7 n - ---- u as--af ' F055 Olfllfl Ing V Duvlga I I.Ll1mann R Gumon Tluodore Salmon F Harchel G Mldlxnger H Mania D Mxller G Elhnger L Schn lder H Sorenson Qchroeder Page Seventy exght fwlW l,UlIflflIflflU'l f 1 r r L Lamn Adams Hoffman L Leu mann Cap E Sands R Gun 10 R FIIZBI R LEWIS not on picture M Welnkauf and E Halder 1 n 5 i 7 E 'is 'I ' ' ' n ' 1 ' 9 Y , . Lcf fc igfy: . A . R- U- ,. , , . 1- - ! nw I - 7 ' ' Av a 1 . a 3 ' K .K A I a s Q 2 ' 1' Q! f - l 2 - . xl A g . 23 E a . , 7 A , 7 U n '1 I 9 '- I 9 - ' 1 4 A Z ! fi, . 2 , . , ' .V Y . . hi ,V ,J gmnaahcfs CUFIIS R Shandorf E Tet Gabrxel CUFIIS Row om R Rleachl D Malnx quxat Schnexder I-I Mann V Dureau A Kaufenberg T Crum Row two D Amey G uetten E Halder R Fm zel D Freufag Ron three D Eng A Celskx R Sanft E Sands T Vaughn 5. J a 1 f rault, H WlEW1CkC, C Class, f J , J 0 Page Sevcnly nl e : ri -, 's I 1 va' F I 5 1 , A . Q , a . kk , X 'sk ,i' ' iff , r . 1 u '.' . I' , . ' Dv.l' 1 - a ' 9 ' 7 5 . . .' . , .j , . 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HL I The Glrls Atlll6flC Assoclatlon under the ex pert guldance of Mrs Ruby ane Gould has made great strxdes toward promotxng the Splflf of true sportsmanshlp good mental and physlcal co ordmatlon and team work Of all the numerous actxvltles these energtlc gxrls take part ln basketball volleyball luttenball tumbllng archery and dancmg are thelr favorltes Officers of th1s organlzatlon are Helen Forbes presldent Audrey Laclcner VICE presldent Lor ralne Herman secretary treasurer and Carol O1 sen recordlng secretary The hlghly prlzed WS are awarded at the Annual W Club Banquet to those glrls who have earned 1000 pomts and wrth 500 extra pomts they recelve the All Clty Seal Page Exghty Let lo rzgln' F Pospyhalla R Redlslce L Maxwell M Hammersten A Laclcner M Berg C Clsen L Herman H Forbes U Wy gvghg UQ O I I za X If 'K ' ge s 04 1 A j will at ' ' 'Fel :A , Q Ill :Q 4. . K 3 ,pg it M .. - 3 3- . - i 0 , Wa., X . e 1, A ,g,a.l L at e,a 0 swag. Q, I lu J . , . . . . . J y a ' . ' , . ' , . . . 1 a - 9 - . 7 ' 3 ' 7 . l J 7 3 ' 7 . , . . . I . . . , A' ha 1 h . 3 , . . Q - .,y x . - . - ., :V 7 7 In I H A nh SQ A , . . 2 r.,.. . . , M I ' D WZ? is JGffm6af C CU'l'Ll0f5 Row one L Sollnslcl S Web er A Laclcner C Sclmelder T Conroy Row Iwo F Al bert B Backus I Zlmmer mann C Olsen L Durose B Relch Row one R Redrske S De Pauw M Berg L Maxwell I Zrmmerman M Hollxday F Pospyhalla N Corrigan Row two C Achtmuk M Copeland C Schnexder S Weber C Olsen B Karlen M Hammersten Row three Olsen F Albert A Lack ner V Mels C Lockway D Oclden S Petschel W' 'MJ CH Page Exghty one '7f '4ZW. Miy. 0 ! K ' o ow LH if f' nnL6 Standing: johnson, B. mey, E. Left to right: M. So 1 Frank, B. Lawrence, K. Kennedy, R. E. Tschicla, Ziniel, D. Van Duzee, Page, L. Klein, M. Monn. Sitting: L. La Soda, V. Odden, L. Gunion, D. Andert, R. Leitner, D. Luck. P. Gallagher, D. Rediske, P. Burke, Fuenlfmger 'W Q 'K' FB' BAM H Page Ezghty two R. ' . I i 5 1 - . 1 Q ,' 7 .L Q 5 4. 'v-4 . -.A b , y 4 , T,.,. , t .L 42, .ff 1 A , ' . f f av . 1 fl f-ra. f .A T by .ig . 4. t. M Q Q.. X . K Nfgm -xy. 'hr 3 SZ! Left to right: M. Pederson D. Poppe, McMonigal, S Millet, Culbertson, G Rauchwater, B. Rax, D. Du Rose, C. Erickson, D. Brigs S. Hogan, S. Dupre, Mc Neely, S. Anclert, R. Brault J. Jaeske, M. Danagard, R Driver, L. Folmer, G. Peck M. Giles, P. Atchison, I. Ko mischlce, D. Andert. Q QFQQ5 Let to rzglvt B Lawrence C Schnelder L Durose S Weber C Olsen M Monn Left to right: Rocco, L. Pearson, B. Lar- son, Y. Lindahl, A. Rudolph, V. Meiser, M. Mollner, Schauer, Schultz, M. Marchio, J. Rudiger, A. McGee. Page Eighty-four C 64,171,055 Ie! to rxgfrt L Kramer B Drlver D Huntley D Lom bard Dem I P Hoffman P Flemmxng Beyer M ohnson ,M ing I t to rxgfrt R Redxske S DePauw M I-Iollldw F Pospyhalli C AChElnLlk M Copeland D Odden C lock w1V V Mel If ig Page Elghty fzve ,ef ' : . ' ' ', . ' , . af, . I 1, . V , . , . , . . ' .I, . 's. A ' v O ,wx It I' , L ,f ' : . , . V. Q 1 . - I: 'K ' - 5 ' 7 ' ., al J Q J 1 - va - 9 . , , . fx V J - W r 5 A A Always happy More fun' Pajama baba Buddles Honey Lores Cute hu Lmle jack Good one L' Fun m a m1Id nas' Cool If off gang Strong boy acks' YVQH dont just Stand there H1 Cormne' Hubba Huhha' Papa Sam Girl frxends' Honey you do If so oo mce Some of the good gtrls of XVaQh Say Ron' OOOCH those gamsm The vounger ones Gomg my way? Page E1ghty seven HQMW' fm 1'-S' 1' CY Q 7 Page E1ghty e1ght errx aclcx Al1ce Anderson Llllv Tllorsen Donald W1ll1n Ronald Vanell1 Slurley Depauu Cormm S1luan Carol Lockwaw Elame Frank Delores Odclen Helen Dorner Kenneth Denzer Mabel Schultz Dorthy We1dell Allce Sm1tl1 3 Mary Bamlvuiclu Eleanor Berg Rutlu Hagen Arlene Kolb Art Gramger Murlel I-Iolllclav low Lentich fix? 253311 I . nf Q .1 ,ME 1 V w P fb 5, ' .... 1. sv... A s iw. as nv 4 . W T . fir, , Q W 23, Q' M..- - ' L 'WM rv l 1' Y ...1 if q 5, f i r 1. -I A' J ' 8. ' I' 16. . 2. ' ' 5 9. ' 17. 3. A V' ' 10- ' 18. 4 II. 4. . I2 19. 5. ' I 20. ' ' . 3- . . 6. j ' 14. . ' 21. I . . ' ' . e 15. A ' -2. . '. . TO OUR ADVERTISERS The class of 1946 wrsh to acknowledge wlth true gratltucle the generous patronage our aclvertlsers have gxven us ln these followmg pages The Preszdent Sta TO OUR STUDENTS GIVE our advertlsers IH thxs book first consxderatlon when you are buymg supplleb and equxpment Tell vour frlends and neighbors about them and how thelr asslst ance has helped make thls Preslclent posslhle The Prefzdent Sta 21'-'-KZ-vez?-f .zt-g,,4,,- 4-6 Congrcltulcltlons to the Class of 1946 I .X4 ml5Alllgf0Il Srkoof .AJIIIIICI Page Ezqhty nme ,' ff . I I . . , . .- f ff .1 if . . . ,o - XP? -f F , ff,-T -?' ll O J R f , -.ft T x . Q X . .',. Comphments of RED S SERVIC E STATION Western and Maryland GREASING ' BATTERIES and a Complete Lme of Accessorres RED and RAY VANEK Complete P1ck up SSIVICG HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS h P Epl Business College Shoe B9pC!1I1I'lg that IS Guaranteed LEO RATH 1099 RICE STREET Holst Super Shell SGIVICG BATTERIES TIRES GENERAL LUBRICATION MOTOR TUNE UP 1200 Rice Street North End SSIVICG Statlon and Garage Complete Automotive SGIVICS PURE OIL PRODUCTS RICE and Maryland 943 Compliments of Hedman Bros Dept Store 9161820 Rice Street Hoffman s Hardware and Eurmture 904 RICE STREET PqN I l I I I J Y Business Training for Postwar Career Courses t ' 1 A ti q St q p ' 1 C' 'l S ' kk 'g Cl ' 1 Business Administration Day Free ' r m oy- - ment - - S h 1 ' Depart- I OO 7th and Cedar Street: mem I ' HU. 9 e inety Albemarle at Front Mrkes Standard Servrce Statron Greens Drug Store Accurate Prescr1pt1on Servzce WALTER I GAG Req Ph 1189 R ce Street HU 1422 LA MAGIC BLEACH For Your Wh1te Wash WALL CLEANER GLASS CLEANER 1136 Rlce Street HU 2133 COMPLIMENTS KLEIN S FOOD MARKET PREPARE NOW for a GOOD POSITION By enrolhnq 1n our day or evemng classes Accountmg secretarral ofhce machrne sales rnanshrp and clerxcal courses Indlvrdual mstructron and progress Forty srxth year of dependable servxce VISII wrrte or phone now for mformatlon No SOl1C1IOYS Start 1mmed1 ately after graduauon from Washmqton PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL f4fii7! f7W COMO DALE STANDARD SERVICE COMPLETE CAR CONSERVATION T1re SGIVICG Headquarters Como 5 Dale 998 COMPLIMENTS Dr Peter Belgea Ir THE WORKINGMAN S STORE 919 Rrce Street FURNITURE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES We Servrce Everythmg Herb Cartler HU 5586 Ray Hoppke I M Weyandt Coal Coke Wood Fuel O11 840 RICG Street Cor Atwater Branch 1188 RICE Street ST. PAUL 3, MINNESOTA Comphments of Hymle s Food Market WE DELIVER 913 Bree st HU 2020 GEO CHURCHILL SERVICE STATION We SPGCIGIIZQ rn GREASING GAS OIL 987 Rrce at Hatch 9981 Page Nmety o . I - I A i . . . 0 . . I . .- - x of BSE tF'Ith Satnt P I St t Mmnesota I C d ' Cedar 5333 of O ' I O . . - I U I , . 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Rdykowski I I I I ll ll . , , HU. 1881 955 Rice S1 ' . I - 1 . I ' yth WELSCH DEPARTMENT STORE Dry Goods - Shoes - Men's Furnishings Trade at Your Neighborhood Store 1101 Rice Street HU. 2202 Ioseph Flerschhacker GROCERIES TOBACCO CONFECTIONERY 1143 Albemarle HU 1306 f 'X I If its 1 , , X 1 Medioine fem!! IOE PILLIS GROCERY and CONFECTIONERY 1102 RICE Street HU 4355 IOI-IN WIND Sheet Metal and Hardware 228 F ont Ave HU 1963 Mandel s Furs 63 EAST SIXTH STREET GA 6914 LOUIS IACKY Manager Dey Bros Greenhouses Prompt and Courteous SGIVICS FRESH CUT FLOWERS and PLANTS We Telegraph Flowers 1210 North Dale HU 1750 lCor of Marylandl GAMBLE STORE 1138 RICE Street HU 4064 F H RIPKA Shoe Repcurlng for the Ent1re Famlly 873 RICE Street St Paul Mmn COMO PARK PHARMACY A W oLsoN Reg Ph ELkhurst 1686 FOUNTAIN SERVICE Prescrrptzons Accurately Compounded Dale and Como St Paul Mlnn Dunstan Funeral Home 1061 RICO Street HU 6367 SCHNEIDER 61 SON From the North and South East and West They Come To Us and Get The Best BARBER WORK OF COURSE 1194 Rlce Street 9 I V , 1 , 1' I A . f I 1' . . WE DELIVER Expert Shoe Repairing l' . . . . P N' ty-I Woodburn 6 Brandl MEAT MARKET 854 R1ce Street EL 3441 FOSTER CLEANERS Our Cleamng Pleases 895 R1ce Street HU 2901 WESTLUND S MARKET Meat Fzsh Poultry 927 RICE St Tel HU 1338 Congratulatlons Graduates' Schvvankl s Drug Store GRADUATION GIFTS and CARDS POUNTAIN SERVICE lOSTEN S School Class Hmgs and Announcements OWATONNA MINNESOTA TWIN CITY BRANCH Foshay Tower Arcade MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA GEneva 3950 Flowers From Amerlca s Largest Flower Store Holm 6: Olson Meats and Prov1s1ons 898 RICE Street HU 1306 lOHNSON 6: BARNES FAIHWAY FOODS 925 RICG Street HU 1338 Schwertberger s Lunch School Supplles Confect1onery 1074 RICG Street 20 24 W Flffh Street Floyd s Skelly Servrce Statron CEdm 7335 Skelly Products RICE at Iessamme PqN I - ' - O Hatner's Market i I ' ty-i riff!-v ' '4 ' ,A M- . ,Ju ,-,,4 1 ' -,illrt Q - ' ,I j,1 -' , - X fi We ' . 4 A 4,1 f' f -Ce51IgfetuIat1ons ' 1 ' -. ff .- 1 'lil I V, X f,-1 Y' , I ff ' ' Senior Class ffffwjfw 07 MWQAKWW WWW Vjaffff ,W MQW fjffjfkk jk ,gift WM 74 TUDIO 7,f !,,ff 2MWk7PJ ip fpdff I'-fl 8 East S1Xth Street 79412 M507 J'W d7'W! 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