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

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. ' 1 Don Fleischhocker, Mory Kolko, An- toinette Tschidci, Mr. Liston, Orville Fietorek, Necil Peterson, Co-role Erickson. '- 1 eniom ainfain .gpairif Yes, it is time to leove our Almo Moter, but we con look bock on mony hoppy memories. Eoch doy hos been filled with some new experi- ence dnd we hove found friendship, good times, ond educotion inside these wcills. Our closs wos orgoinized when we were sophomores, ond Mr. Edword Liston wos op- pointed our closs odvisor. This yeor storted out very well ond much wos occomplished. We presented ci movie, Stoge Door Conteenf' cind used port of the proceeds for our picnic ot Como Pork. Our junior yeor seemed the most eventful- plons for the J-S stcirted blooming promptly in the toll. A trcidition wois begun by our closs when we presented on All-School Tolent Show which proved to be ci greot success. Our beouti- ful Prom showed thot we reolly were ombitious ond industrious, It wos held ot the Commodore Hotel on Moy 28 ond the .lunior Closs president, Kent Hinshow, ond his guest, Irene Komischke, led the Grond lvlorch. Our lost yeor ot Wosh held mony memories which we will never wont to forget. With such officers cis Don Fleischhocker, president, Nedl Peterson, vice-president, Mory Kcilko ond Corole Erickson, secretories, Antoinette Tschido, treos- urer, cind Orville Fieforek, sergeont-ot-cirms, we storted our octivities off with oi bong. The Homecoming, with Bettelee Rox ond l-loirold Schommer reigning over festivities, proved to be ci greot event. The senior cloiss ploy, The Groom Soid No, presented in our school ciudi- torium Morch lo, storred Alex Romsoy, Rito Goind, Kent l-linshciw, Polly Leiner, Beverly Leibel, Suson Andert, lvlory Kolko, Don Fleisch- hcicker, Angelo Murroy, Tom Krueger, ond Ber- nice Bohe. Along with oll our other octivities, including the senior ossembly ond closs picnic, we will hove countless hoppy hours to remem- ber until we ore old ond groy. The Clciss of '49 is, on o whole, high in scholostic stonding, ond con be proud of its ochievements. We hove mode mistokes, but os we leove school, we will try to remember the mciny things thot we were tought ond the friends which we mode during our high school doys. Page sefe tee

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W y , Ls 0' , Q 5 Y I , AWS f., ' 5 , 3 , I i t Y ' ,. 2 ...Q S. . . i ff' Q fNff L1 . wi W .. :WB .A.. A ? .M li fr if 1 Page eighteen 167 .Ee f f We 1 f i . t' I Etir Z1 67.1 A z JUN 'ar . , L V t xi K, K. lx xiii R. 35 x QQ Y V h,Vv I BETTY LOU ANDERSON . . . Secretarial work and housework will take up Betty's time. SUSAN R. ANDERT . . . Suzie would like some form of clerical work. Sr. Class Play: Annual Stott: Allied Youth: l.C.C.: Bowling League: W Club: G.A.A. BERNlCE V. BAHE . . . Pretty Red is working hard to fill her hope chest. Monroe l-2: Sr. Class Play: Student Council: Chorus: l.C.C.: Library Club: G.A.A. THOMAS D. BEHR . . . Tom is considering a future in the Marines. Football. BOB P. BENNETT . . . Slim wants some branch of service and then college. Student Council: Snow King Candidate: Protection Crew. STELLA A. BIAS . . . Stell will continue to read novels when she isn't reading medical textbooks. Student Council: Chorus: German Club. HERBERT J. BIGELBACH . . . You'll find Beets in the Navy. ROBERT N. BIGELBACH . . . lt'll be either the U. of M. or the Army Air Force tor Beets. Ger- man Club: Football: Track. ' .IUANITA C. BOWERS . . . Janie took pictures for the President when she wasn't busy in the bookstore. Annual Staft: Student Council: Commercial Club: l.C.C.: G.A.A. ' ROSEMARY B. BRAULT . . . Shortie would like ottice work. DONNA B. BRINGS . . . Teaching seems to interest the editor of our President. D.A.R. Rep.: Girls' State Rep.: Annual Staff: Quill and Scroll: Historical So- ciety: Student Council: Allied Youth: German Club: l.C.C.: HW Club: G.A.A. RUTH M. CALTIA . . . Office work seems attractive to Cookie, l.C.C. ALFRED A. CELSKl . . . Athletic Al has decided on the Marines. Football: Hockey: Track. MYRON L. CLINTSMAN . . . Fun-loving Moe is well known for his dancing ability. Student Council. JOYCE M. CULBERTSON . . . Joyce's dark hair will look pretty with a white nurse's uniform. Student Council: German Club: l.C.C.: G.A.A. ANNA K. DAMSGARD . . . Anna enioys watching and participating in sports. G.A.A. MARLYES P. DAMSGARD . . . Butch wants an ottice job so she can save her strength tor dancing. G.A.A. DORIS l. DEBRUYCKER . . . Dee would like her own car so she won't have to walk to the office every morning. RICHARD F. DEMONT . . . Ambitious Dick will study aeronautical engineering at the U. of M. LOWELL E. DIXON . . . Dick will be working on the railroad, all the live long day. RosEMARv M. DlxoN . . . She'll be a nurse-and a good one at that.