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

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s f, at . mf , ff- 'thx f- ,m ff' f1, , Q . .ig ' , Jib- i Iii' fl ,fi i, 5-- .' L ' . .nfl I b 59 ,1 - s , .rf lx F 'f xx 'T an qs, rf PM i its , A: g , I 5 1 . 11 ' 4 ' 'Q s Q ,N mt of is , i'4 I mf . -- ,..1. I , Page twenty-six ANNA F. TSCHIDA . . . .- Ann's musical ability is coupled with her ability in the com- mercial field. Allied Youth, A Choir, l.C.C. ANTOINETTE R. TSCHIDA . . . Toby is a pert little cheerleader with dramatic and musical in- terests. Band, Allied Youth, Cheerleader, VV Club, G.A.A. DORIS B. TSCHIDA . . . , Cuddles likes to write letters. l.C.C. DOROTHY R. TSCHIDA . . . Dorothy might strike it rich if she continues her coin collection long enough. RITA A. TSCHIDA . . . Reet's neat and efficient appearance will help her achieve her ambition, which is to be a good secretary. Student Council, l.C.C. WILLIAM J. TSCHIDA . . . Bill's main interest center around sports. Golf. BEVERLY A. VOLLHABER . . . Bev's interests include reading, music, and Dick. Historical So- ciety, Student Council, Chorus. RICHARD J. WACHTLER . . . Dick will be another of Uncle Sam's boys. Chorus. DAVID A. WECKWERTH . . . Big Weck is well known for his athletic ability. Rifle Club, Base- ball, Football, Hockey. H rw KENNETH M. WEINERT . . . Ken's future is with the Army. P. DONNA WELLS . . . Skippy would like to do social work after her Navy days. A Choir, Allied Youth, Y-Teens, Rifle Club, l.C.C., G.A.A. ' : ARTHUR W. WHITE . . . Bud likes hunting, fishing, and skating, but hasn't made any plans., for his future. - CLARENCE WOLKERSTORFER . . . His future is a deep, dark secret. ANNA MAE C. WOLSZON . . . A Attractive Toots is a welcome addition to any gathering. Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Chorus, Allied Youth, Commercial Club GEORGE D. WOTHE Sports-minded George may be one of Uncle Sam's boys. Student Council, Football, Track. GORDON R. YOUNG . . . Repairing shoes and raising pigeons are Gordie's plans for the future. B Choir, Bowling League. KEITH E. ZABROWSKI . . . ' Zebe is aiming at being a chemical engineer. Football, Hockey. ILENE M. ZACCARDI . . . Shorty will make a full time iob out of her hobby by taking a course in art. Student Council, Y-Teens. BARBARA A. ZANGS . . . Barb's next few years will be spent at St. Mary's Hospital study- ing nursing. l.C.C. ROBERT G. ZAPPA . . . Bob plans to take aeronautical engineering in college and sports will take up his spare time. Student Council, Historical Society, Rifle Club. BEVERLY E. ZOPFI . . . Old Time dances make a hit with Bev, i

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ALFRED J. SCHOENTHALER . . . Al's favorite pastime is skating. JEROME E. SCHROEDER . . . Jerry enioys art and playing his accordion. Allied Youth, Track. DONALD A. SCHULTZ . . . Mokey will be another of those blond sailors. A Choir, Football. ROBERT M. SCHUNA . . . Raising pigeons takes up much of Bob's time. Mechanic Arts l-2. GERALD SCHWOPE . . . Jerry keeps all his plans for the future to himself. JOANN A. SCHWARTZ . . . Wedding bells will beckon Joey after a few years of work. Qluinl and Scroll, A Choir, Madrigal Club, Allied Youth, Spanish Cu . MARIAN J. SCOLES . . . Active Mazie would like to travel. Student Council, Thespians, Spanish Club, Bowling League, VV Club, G.A.A. DOROTHY K. SMITH . . . Dottie will type more of her own short novels when she isn't typing business forms. JOSEPH A. SOLER . . . Joe keeps his plans for the future to himself. DOLORES L. SOLES . . . Redheaded Doll's plans include office work and marriage. Quill and Scroll, A Choir, Allied Youth, I.C.C., Maiorette. HARLEY M. SORENSEN . . . It is Spook's ambition to write a book. Jr. Class V. Pres., Sports Ed. of Surveyor, Student Council, Jr. Town Meeting, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Tennis. ROBERT W. SPACE . . . oc . 16- f ,L 'P' .514 . gf. A tr 3 1 , Ally . an ss.. -nw W l is gift. ,T Bob will join the Navy and see the world. Student Council, A 1 Choir, Madrigal Club, Hockey, Bowling League. , LYNN A. STANLEY . . . Lynn has the personality and ability to be a good teacher. Student ' Council, Chorus, Allied Youth, Commercial Club, G.A.A. JOAN L. stouz . . . Popular Joanie, as president, directed this year's Student Coun- V -I cil activities. Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Surveyor Staff, VV 7 Club, G.A.A. y MARCELLA J. sTRuNrz . . . fiyl ,fzim Marce's nose for news has been demonstrated by her good work on the Surveyor Staff. A 'J jf vw, 'f MARIAM A. STYX . . . f M Mariam put her hobby, photography, to good use for our Presi- dent. Quill and Scroll, Spanish Club, Bowling League. LEWIS J. SUNDQUIST . . . Louie's'l' ialop will take him to and from college. MARY ANN E. THILL . . . Mike will make a pretty little nurse. VERN R. THOMAS . . . Vern will not tell his plans for the future. BEVERLEE J. TOPNESS . . . A Bev is going to business school when she returns from California. DOROTHY M. TOSKEY . . . Dorothy likes lively, cheerful pastimes-they are like her personality. . Zcf ,i f f. gf S 4 b' K vs fp K . , f 12' I 'QL X . W Q ww Q- Q ,ar so V X i ft .i in Page twenty-ti ve

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AUDREY E. McDOWELL . . . Frenchie'1 plans to be a comptometer operator. NORMAN L. GREEN . . . Issy is best remembered as a great halt-back. Football, Track. AUDREY E. FEYEN . . . Mac, a tormer Centralite, has made quite a hit at Washington Backus High l-2, Central 3. .2 JOHN SCHNEIDER . . Poon would like nothing better than to be a millionaire. Band Rifle Club. HAROLD SCHOMMER . . Harry was a member ot the royalty at the Homecoming celebra tion. Homecoming King, Football, Hockey, Track. JOSEPH F. ZSCHOKKE . . . Joe would like to enter the Marine Corps. i x l ' K4 SJ 99 6l,l'l'l6l 6l, Donald Johnson Adair Marvin Patricia Syring Roger Egger James Payne James Tischler Edmund Fitzpatrick Francis Scienski Robert Pqrggng Ayn, OrcAiol:5 for One ot the greatest honors our school can give was awarded Donna Brings when she was se- lected by her classmates as the most representa- tive senior bility and honor, she was teted by the D girls trom other schools and week-end together with them. to Donna. Last year she was studies classes to represent our girl on the basis ot service, dependa- citizenship. As winner ot this coveted .A.R. together with spent an eventful Honors aren't new selected by social school at the Girls' State, and this year she has done a good piece ot work as editor ot the i949 President. Scholas- tically she ranks among the highest in the class. Outside interests include active participation in the 4-H Club and in the activities ot her church. Next year will ind her a student at St. Olat College in Northfield, and her plans include the possibility ot becoming a math teacher someday. Donna loves to dance and to read, but perhaps the most distinguishing teature ot her attractive personality is her triendliness which has endeared her to all ot us. Page twenty-seven