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

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J., rofecfion Pew Lights out are tamiliar words when the projection crew is around. Movies are shown in the school auditorium and in class rooms to supplement regular class work. These boys, who are shown with their instructor, Mr. Reinhart Sitzer, are Bill Krawczak, Dick Miller, Glen Bauman, David Ziniel, Earl Fritz, Dick Zschokke, Lyle Horwath, Mr. Sitzer, Don Madison, Mike Fash- ingbauer, and Allan Girard. Cakferia C0046 Many a hearty meal is prepared in our school cafeteria by Mrs. An- derson, Mrs. Rax, and Mrs. Young. Mrs. Anderson, the head cook, makes the most delicious pies and cakes one has ever tasted. Because of their ettorts, VVashington's cate- teria is rated as tops among the city high schools. Wainfenance I-ew Firing the turnace, sweeping floors, cutting the lawn, shc-veling the sidewalks, and numerous other tasks are the jobs of our able- bodied maintenance crew, Ben Jus- ten, Harold Lundberg, Otto Ras- mussen, and Leo Peet.

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