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

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njoy 3 eir mr l I Miss Eleanor McCool demonstrates one of her I Joan Bauman, Audrey Feyen, Eugene Palmer many duties by making out excuse blanks tor and Robert Weidell are working busily on a Duane Blomberg and Tom Behr. current art project. O Carl Rauchvvater and Ronald Krengel receive I During four periods of the day Miss Wallblom expert advice trom Mr. Joseph Gagnon, wood- working teacher. Teaches 'first year typing to scores ot future typists. O Miss Grace Benz performs a chemistry experi- ment for her fellow science teachers, Mr. Floyd Cook and Mr. Warren Lange. Page thirteen

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CLCDLQ ana! .S?lfl6!8lflf5 iw vhcmvmf iw 4 ., 4 , , , . Y W i l l I First period tound band members practicing O Under Mr. Sitzer's direction, the proiection tor appearances which included assemblies, crew supplies movies supplementary to class the operetta, and other events. work. O Tinshop, under Mr. Francis Bergup's watchful ' eye, is very popular among the boys, especi- I Shiela l-luberty and Mary Niles receive in- ally Richard Mitchell, Terry Fredriclcs, Dick truction in nutrition trom home economics Miller, and Bolo Houlistan. teacher, Miss Teresa Jungbauer. Page twelve I The art of setting a table is explained to Ger- maine Laike, Elvira Bahe, and Shirley Wrich by Miss Eunice Miclji.

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Page fourteen A new addition to our faculty, Mr. Henry Holman gives special help to a social studies pupil, Don- na Mae Farinacci. Marlene Schletter and Lois Crum chat with Mrs. Ruby Jane Gould about one of her favorite subiects, basketball. l7riGQ.Qsi Mrs. Emma Anderson keeps ca- feteria patrons posted on the menu of the day. Talking quietly so as not to dis- turb the sleeping cat, Mrs. Victoria Bohan is putting across an import- ant point in her journalism class. Miss Ellen Engstrom is efficient in guarding our health, as James Fleissner can testify.