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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1952 volume:

o Editors A I Phyllis H Ff r ene Gr ltiner o mon PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA VVIS on 0Lrsc'1'm X 0 mc CNN Emu . 'd Q ,1 1, if Ne H d ,Q Our ligf'?Dr Wcwew V amid , M ,Q 'Mg' . Y 'q , ' .,, '3'o' 4' f K 1 Gur School Provides V92 PRACTICAL EDUCATICDN X I D g, y. wQ IL . ocoucmeo TO MY' Ed IH F MCKQQ DEDICATION For the post sax yeors Mr Edwln F McKee hos glven unseltishly of has time and Interest toword the Improvement of our school In op preclotlon of his guldonce and dlrectlon we the closs of 1952 proudly dedlcote the 1952 Presudent to our prlncipol, Mr Edwin F. McKee Q f v , Q 2 1 ' 1 . ' 1 Xin..- 1 , . . 0 - . . . . . . I I I janafo When we were sophomores our class was orgamzed under the dlrec hon of Mr Mearle Nesteby Hrs help fulness and pleasant smlle made hum very popular among all of us and we regretted very much has deCISIOn to enlist In Uncle Sam s Army Our many thanks go out to hlm for his friend shsp and for everythlng he did for us Mrs Mary Hafner became our class advisor durlng our Junior year She saw us through the Junior Revue and the Prom she helped us carry out the many actlvltles of our Senlor year For being more than wllllng to do every thmg possible for us we the Senlor class extend to Mrs Hafner our sm cere gratitude and appreciation Cl, ULJQP5 Po 1 I I . I ' ' . if X' A L ' I O O I 1 0 ' I .. , . , . 'Q-I 'L+ Mr. Gordon Miniclier, whom we first learned to know as counselor, is our new assistant principal, and is doing a fine iob of guiding our school. Much thought and consid- eration goes into his stamp of ap- proval, and we can count on him to keep the affairs of our school in good running order. His warm and friendly smile reflects his satisfac- tion whenever the students accom- plish something worthwhile. When he is not busy he likes to enioy a good book. e kcienf yaemonne . . . Talking on the telephone is Mrs. Patricia Pivic, Someone new has been added. Mr. Jess our new clerk at the typewriter is faithful Mrs. Wickmon one of our new guidance counselors, Eleanor McCool giving directions to Geraldine has taken over the job of helping students plan achally student assistant. for the future. Here he advises .lohn Lapadat. Mr. Henry Holman, Student Council advisor, plans the T951-52 school year activities with Mary Ann Spannbauer, president of the Student Council. They have a big iob and a lot of responsi- sibility. This year, in addition to usual duties about the building, Mr. Holman and the Council sponsored numerous canteens which were held every other Wednesday night. This activity was new to the students of Washington, and proved to be very popular with every- one. lfl,l'l6l0l 6tCLl'l6bl'lg MCLCM . . . Records play a part in the course of the Col- ls the coffee good? asks Mr. Leo Bradle, lege English class taught by Mrs. Emma San- social studies teacher, of Mr. Davis Elliott, Eng- ders, English teacher and annual advisor. With Iish teacher, who pours for him and Mr. Mrs. Sanders are R. Hilgert and M. Mason. Archie Skalbeck, social studies teacher. E '7il'i?f if ' gf ,., , i J s Q J ll ll ll V . rs. vu 1 ROW 1: M. Hondt, D. Thell, M. Bryson, Arlene Kruzeslce, G. Schally, ahl, D. Ruddy, J. Fiersteiv. Our main office has iust recently been remodeled to make things more convenient for the people that work there and for those students and teachers who come for help. The oftice help is kept busy each dciy calling absentees, ond preparing the absent list on time. and ROW 'Ia Pictured from left to right are: A. Paul, I 'Q ' it RW' J ' 1 , -wmwvmsf In 4 r 1 f. v gs ti, ,. 7 W' lk J-9 N-11:4 C Q Q 7' Us only M, Johnson. ROW 2: Mrs. Pivic, M. Bohl, Mrs. McCool, Mr, McKee, N. Lind- Miss Constance Howe, one of our new counselors, is giving directions to the girls who assist in the Guidance Room. These girls do the necessary typing and filing needed for the counselors office, correct tests, and draw graphs of the results, in addition to many other duties. flzerie fifuclenfd . . . Miss Howe, J. Tolefsool, M, Meyers, L. Woshenberger, H. Haider, A. Petriclca, S. Landgren. --J! Q i 5 tr- .jk 5 H ' l -QY4 I -i J ROW 1 D Tipcke M Kaufenberg J Hmkiey D Ge sthardt advisor Mr Sifzer, J. Klork, P. Bray, B. Unger, J. Haviish. ROW 2: G. Bunde, D Megaitt R Messetier T ezal B Fisher E Fritz T Chamberlin F Martens, R. Kliewer. ROW 2: J. McNeeIy, H. Hess, L. Horwath, G, Furch D Polar M Tip ke er D Kuiawa A Johnson ROW 4: R. Baker, W. Cioutier, B. Regan, W. Weisz, R. Loman, B. The library staff under the guidance of Miss Hilde- gard Kremer, is kept busy checking books in and out. You can always find Miss Kremer busy keeping books and pamphlet information in order for the students who mgiht ask for them. W 0 JQPUQ Llllrfewfbkfg . . . QEATED M Herr S Herr G Schlnchting A Grittner B Unger STANDing: J. Wallave, A, Freiberg, P, Wolf, J, Rediske, J. Layorider, M, ix f xfxg if Lunch time on E. E. E. Day found Mr. Gordon Miniclier, assistant principal, and Mrs. Eleanor McCool, secretary-registrar, comparing notes with head-custodian Mr. Edward Anderson. wifA an acfiue !aifA . . . Mr. Ralph Bacon, typing and bookkeeping Our energetic gym teachers, Mrs. Ruby Gould teacher, Miss Bessie Mullholand, art instructor, and Mr. Harry Nelson, take time out from their and Miss Grace Benz, chemistry and science busy life in the gymnasium to pose for a picture teacher, are admiring work done in art class. and to talk over a few volley ball rules. :XXX L. iii 5.5 Y 1 E. E. E. day proved to be a big success be- Woodshop and metalshop, both favorite hob- cause of the attractive brochures made by Mrs. bies, are under the direction of Mr. Joseph Gag- Victoria Bohan, Mrs. Enid Erickson, and Miss non and Mr. Allen Cuthbert. They are admiring Margaret Wallbloom for the occasion. a piece of work with Edward Kosky. o ln U5 an Olll' JCAOO! . . . Mr. Herbert Dittbrener, our band director, Members of the speech class, directed by Miss chats about his army life with Mr. Warren Evelyn Page, rehearse fora broadcast. Holding Lange and Mr. James Sargent. lt must have scripts are C. Cady, R. Bjorklund, F. Mazzitello, been fun seems to be the general reaction. S. Olson, Miss Page and A. Paul. X ,HJ .,,. ., fit' I ' 0 l Q. This year an on the iob training program has been in- troduced to the students. By this program, students are ex- cused from school early to go to work at different business places, where they are given credit on their school record tor the work they accomplish. Miss Ursula Sweeney is doing a great job in advising this program. Lyle Horwath and Pat Heider are leaving for the iob with Miss Sweeney. 0lfU ameri an 0lfU bitblfe. The health of the students of Washington High School is taken care of by Miss Dorothy Wahlstrom, school nurse, while Mrs. Mary Wharton, visiting teacher, checks on delin- quents. Miss Theresa Jungbauer frightj, and Miss Eunice Midji Qlettj, home economics teachers, leave for their home visitations which are made to the homes of all girls in their classes. it il X Roger Weyandt Senior class president and his fellow offi cers Marlys Bring treasurer Joan Klrchoff secretary and Louise Muellner vlce presl dent have worked hard o ganlzmg the many activities of the class during their last year Much credit too IS giv en Mrs Mary Hafner who graciously a s s u m e d Mr Mearle Nestebys responslblll ties as advisor when he left to enlist in the army They have well and we extend to them our thanks .---I eI'll0I 5 Fe U10 f 2 ldafit AOL fo fA8 lfltlfllae Today as we semors look back over our four years at Washington we treasure many fond memories Together with gaming an education we have made many friends and have had many good times Although we did get a somewhat belated start In our sophomore year we finally organ ized our class with Mr Mearle Nesteby as our advisor With his help we planned a boat rlde on the Donna Mae as our first prolect Dancing on the main deck and card playing on the up per deck provided most of the entertainment Getting into full swing in our Junior year we sponsored an all school Christmas card sale and loaned by the seniors we sold magazines to help raise money for the Prom During our first meeting of the year we elected our officers Joe Dabe, president, Francis Kavanaugh, vice president, Phyllis Hoffman, secretary, and Charles Welck, treasurer Next on the agenda was the Christmas as sembly. The traditional Christmas story, The Christmas Carol, was presented In a one act play Earl Fritz played the part of Scrouge very convincingly Joyce Matchlna as a Christmas doll did a toe dance About this time Mr Nesteby left and Mrs Mary Hafner took over Another successful en terprise of our class was the Amateur Hour sponsored annually by the Juniors with Joe Dabe as Master of Ceremonies Then ending the busy year with a flourish was the Junior Senior Prom held at the Prom Ballroom Joe Dabe Junior Class president and his guest Mil dred Kramer led the Grand March Seniors at last' Starting off a series of many important events of our last year was Homecom Ing King Roger Weyandt and Queen Patricia Joyce reigned over the festlvlties and our foot ball team treated us to a T9 7 victory over Hum boldts eleven. The Senior Class Play, Captain Applelack, was presented on Dec 14. Amid the many preparations for graduation were senior dress up day, senior assembly, and the class day picnic. And so ended a very happy year, but The memory lingers on. Page seventee - . - .cv- I D ' A I I I ' . x ,. 1 I - ' , I ' ' 1 X - 6' 1 ' ' I 1' 6 f , . . . . . . E1 l - . ' 2:1 . . 1 I ' . ' 1 I L . ' f - 4 .1 , . .Q J' ff 'fsgg , , .se Q all performed their duties I . I 0 o - - ! o 0 o . . . . . I . . , , . . . I 1 ' I . . , ' I I . , . ' I - 1 I ' - I - I I ' o I - GERALD L. AAMODT I-le's o quiet man-but quite a man. Protection Crew EDITH M ANDERSON Sweet snncere and soc abe GAA YTeens Annual Stott' Student Counctl RICHARD C ANDERSON Good hearted good natu ei good loolcrng Prolectaon Crew Annual Staff S u ent C uncl LEONARD M ANDERT I ey p anlcnsh u o Always dorng thrngs on the run MARGARET A ANDERT A sweet attra trve lclnd of grace GAA ICC Cornrnercrol Club JOANNE M BACHINSKI tty and clever h to n forever Cheerleader Homecomrng Queen Condllate Junrar Class sergeant at arms JOHN A BARTZ An all around mon and a man all around Bond Hockey C captann Student Councnl Snow King Candrdate DUANE I BAUMAN He raduates lrnendlrness good nature and fun FRANK BILD Generally spealcung I am generally speaknng Swrmmrng A Chorr Track Bowling FRED G BISSON Jack of all trades and pleasures Captann Applerack RITA M BJORKLUND A gentle clnsposltton wms fruends Chorus Commercial Club ROLLIE G BLAKELY He worrnes not of tomorrow but takes Infe as tt comes GAA Spamsl-I Club Hxstorrcal Socrety ICC LA RITA BOWERS She ts frlendllness personlfled Spanlsh Club GAA Student Councll Annual Stott ICC CAROLJ BRANOVSKY We Gnd her a very congenial schoolmate GAA Comrnercnol Club W Club ICC Camera Club PATRICIA K BRAY She takes such delught rn sports W Club A Chorr Hamecorntng Queen Conduclote GAA Vnce presndent Pnckles MARLYS M BRINGS Prnm and n at hort and sweet G AA W Club Sensor Class Treasurer Surveyor Staff Annual Staff Homecomrng Queen Candrdate Gtrls State JANET M BROCHU A good all around gurl A C Orr MARY L BRYSON Dannty delaghtful debonaur Commercral Club Annual Stat? Homecommg Queen Candtdate JAMES L CASSIDY Women are so unnecessary but anyway ne up g Student Councrl PAUL L CHAPDELAINE Good sense and good nature must ever torn Football Gymnostrcs Track Page etghteen H r ,, ' ' 2 5 t if 3 . . L'v I , r ' , f ll t funl V WW , 5 e llas o I I O- . I .F . . ,, - A - H ,, - . ,, . . A ,, ,, . I V . , , , H H H A - H ,t - .- A - tt tr - - - H MARY J. BOURKE A merry companion is worth gold. . , .5 ' 7 4 I C 5 . . . ,, . , . . ,, : . . -1 4: 2 - - - H - ,, - ,t ,, A , H 4 - ,, ,, U ,U ,t -, r - U - A , , , - - . - U ,, - ,, . ' e , s n .f U I V I H - - r, I,C.C., h ' Ii , rrlsl ROBERT E CHAPDEIAINE Hts personaltty ur,.osses all TrIOMAS F CO EMAN The smtle that wtns the wtt that glows Stag crew Juntor Class e g ant at arms Student Ccunctl 'RENE A CUDDIHY She mtx s pleasure and study C mrne ctal Club W Cluo Student Ceunct Cana n Aopletack SHIRLEY A CURRENT Her expresston makes an tmpresston Spantsh Club ICC GAA Hustorcal Soctety JOSEPH C DABE e worlds all rtght or oe mak s tt Student Councnl Treasurer Football Co captatn Surveyor S afT Juntor Class Presndent LORRAINE A DEANE Knowleige comes lout wtsdom lmgers MARY A DE MERS A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance ICC G A A Student Counctl JO ANN DE MULLING As happy as an angel as busy as a bee GAA ICC Student Council Annual Staff MARLENE P DENISSEN Do I contradtct myself? Very well then I contradtct myself Annual Staff CAROL A DEUTSCH She can make the ptano tell a story Commerctal Club GAA A Chotr Surveyor edutor Ptckles JEANNE V DIERS When lay and duty clash let duty go to smash Commerctal Club Student Counctl DONALD E DU ROSE Hts face ts never glum hes always ready for fun Student Counctl KENNETH M EDGETT A shy but faithful lad ts e Htstortcal Soctety ROSE M EGGER l cannot check my gnrlush blush A Chotr GAA Student Councnl Ptckles DAVID ELDER The world ts no better nf we hurry ROGER D ENG Well ttmed stlence has more eloquence than speech B squad Football NARIANN ERICKSON She has a smtl ng good nature ommerctal Club ICC GAA A C otr MARLENE M ESBOLDT A peppy gurl wtth blue eyes a personaltty tw ce her stze G A A A Chotr Commerctal Club Ptckles GEORGE D FAHEY Wtse and lengtnwtse Football Basketball Snow Kung Candtdote BETTY L FEIERBACH Charm often Ines n be ng qunet ICC Student Counctl WILLIAM C FEIST The world knows nothtng of tts greatest men lntramu al Basketball and Baseball Snow Kung Candndate Page ntnet en 'WT if Q, EVELYN C FLAHERTY She and gloom are no relatnon G A A Board A Cholr Bowlung Student Councll Pickles GEORGE J FLEISCHHACKER good lad and cheerful Bowlmg JOANNE C FORBES lolly sm le a merry ear Commercual Club G A A PATRICIA A FORTUNA A tongue and manner that make no enemles I-Instorucal Socnety G A A IC C E THOMAS FREIBERG A man of few words Stage Crew EARL D FRITZ Clever men are scarce Hustortcal Soclety Proyectron Crew Camera Club A Chaur ap tam Applelack Annual Stat? Student Councnl Snow Kung Cancludate Young Men s Rotary Conference LORRAINEJ GAND rnund ul GAA Commercual Cub FRANK B GANTZER knowledg as a mznd that never a Short of sta ure he was but strongly bullt and athletnc Football Hockey DARLENE A GEISTHARDT She Inkes pleasure she lnkes fun she as lnked by everyone Commercral Club GAA Sophomore Class Vnce Presndent W CublC JARVIS D GIRARD Band Gymnastlcs DONALD W GLENDE Student Councal ROSEMARY M GRIFFITH Cholr ICC G ARLENE K GRITTNER Imposslble I5 the word I never use would help others out of o fellow feelmg Could you be true to eyes of blue If eyes of brown mule at yo Shes here I heard her gnggle GAA YTeens Spannsh Cub Captam Applegack W Club Co Editor of Presldent JACK E GUSTAFSON Bowlrng CAROL J HAAKENSEN Chorus Quiet? Say you dont mean mel She has no reason to be blue GERALDJ HAAS When once I learn a thang I remember It Intramural Baseball MICHAEL F HAFNER A Chour Student Cou HELEN M HAIDER G A A Student Councrl The trouble as wrth the once l luke work rt Iosclnates me I can slt and look at nt for hours ncl Intramural Baseball and Basketball A bundle of good cheer LORETTA M HAIDER A happy combunatron al work and pep Commercral Club IC C G A A ROBERT F HANSEN 5 cks ll trou es Into o trun Chorus Hnstorucal Socnety and sts on the ltd and laughs PATRICIA A HEIDER Always Iolly always knnd She s the gurl we luke to Gnd Commercial Club G A A IC C Bowlung Page twenty MARGARET A HERR Qulet to be sure but sulence and sunshune blend well RONALD J HILGERT He has what It takes to make a chemtst Htstorucal Soctety Scnence Award JEANNE C HINKLEY e h s a mule lor ex Yone GAA PHYLLIS A HOFFMAN Such pretty temptnng curly hanr who else doth possess a charm so ra Q7 Y Teens Student Councul Junlor Class Secretary Co Edntor of Pres dent Snow Queen Candldate Captaan Applelack G AA DAVID A HOLLIDAY To worry about tomorrow as to be happy oday IONE M HOLTZNAGEL Joyous and eager shes In for eferfthrng GAA Snow Queen Candndate Student Councll Commercal Cu LYYLE J HORWATH A good heart Is a letter of crelut ProlectIon Crew ROBERT E JAHNKE Looknng for mnschlef Page Bob' A Chonr Student Cauncal Bowlmg Packles MURIEL R JOHNSON A sparkle In her eye and a flush In her cheek ICC Commercnal Club Annual Staff Student Counctl JEROME W JOHNSTON The man IS the spurut he works In B squad Football PATRICIA E JOYCE AII that as neatness completeness and sweetness DOUGLAS A KAHREW Some say he IS bashtul some doubt It Intramural Baseball BERNICE F KALKA Silence has Its advantages A Chonr Student Councul ICC MARCIA T KAUFENBERG As Hne a gurl as you would ever meet G A A President Commercual Club Sophomore Class Treasurer W Club FRANCIS J KAVANAGH All the world s great men are dead and Im not Ieelnng so well myself Football Baseball .Iumor Class Vrce presndent JOAN I KELLY es full of :fe and u of fun AA A Colr Cheerleader Student Councnl Snow Queen Plckles PATRICIA A KILLEN Laughed wuth her eyes as she Instened Commerclal Club JOAN M KIRCHOFF A happy dusposntnon IS a gnft of natu e GAA A Chonr Student Council Sensor Class Secretary Prckles DONNA J KLEMZ In he world she wnll tlnd her place Chorus ROBERT R KOSANKE Hes somewhat shy but full of lun MILDRED L KRAMER Bubblmg wnth vlvacnty and fun Her p I5 a golly me y o e GAA ICC Annual taFl Student Counctl Page twenty one - II II I II , Sh a s er II I I II - - II, II - I II . I I. , , ,, ' , 'g I I In II II I - I - I - ' II - II A I II I I II II II II - II Commercial Clubg G,A.A.g l.C.C.g Homecoming Queen II - I II II - - II II II - - : I . . . II - II II II II I A I - II . Sh ' I' , I II G.-.: I'I'i 1 ': 1 II I II - II II - n I A . I I, . ,, - I II I I I I II 1 I -II II I II ,, . I . . ath ' ' , rr n .' . I Ip . . .g S 1 ' A est' ff gg 'U' J 3- it JOANNE N KREYER She hasnt those laughrng mrschrevous Commerctal Club G A A eyes for nothang JAMES W KROLL When rt comes to talkrng others take the back seat Football Basketball ARLENE A KRUZESKI ICC G A GEORGE F KUETTNER A Chotr Gymnastics RICHARD T KUJAWA Protectlon Crew RICHARD A KULISHECK I' ogectnon Crew RICHARD J KURKOSKI A Chorr Bowling GERALD J LA CLAIR JERRY J LANGENBERGER Stage Crew rs reyer too lae for oelrght character that rrakes th man H I5 a qutet youth at tmes stuurcs but h s pe tec ly cannot Gnd a way I make o e Id do great thrngs to show olk except tts too mucn work Lets be gay for today Goodbye sorrow tor tomorrow CALE F LARRIVE Face Inf with a gran and you re sure to wrn FRED J LEITNER Football IRENE S LENTSCH GAA Strongly burlt and athletic py I ll be ll leave sorrow for some other day ARLENE M LETOURNEAU I wrsh I knew the good of wrshrng Student Councrl IC C L BRUCE LINDAHL Garly the troubadour tackled hrs trumpet Student Councll Ba nd NANCY .I INDAHL Her pleasure lay rn her power to charm GAA Bowling Surveyor Stott Student Councrl Captain Apple OC CAROL J LINDBERG Commercrol Club SALLY M LINDSTROM A Chorr GAA CERALDINE L LOCKWAY ICC GAA BARBARA L LOErFLER A Chorr Commercral DUANE J LOEHR Easeoall GAYLORD J LOUGHREY Page twenty twO C A srnrle thot always ends rn laughter blond as she As blonces are she wrll be combrnatnon ot work and fun e th co Enloy w u you re a long trrrre oead ha hee s e s sow srowe top DAWN M LUNDGREN A song on her Iups and cu smule un her eyes A Cheur Snow Queen Candudate Puckles DOROTHY D LUNDGREN A new classmate a new fruertd St Croux Hugh School I 2 3 JOHN F MARTIN He always meant and always wull mean busuness monkey busuness B sauad Football Intramural Baseball Bowlung MARGARET E MASON Dugnuty un un her step and fruendluness un her manner Annual Staff GAA Spanush Club Hustorucal Socuety Student Councul Surveyor Staff JOYCE M MATSCHINA ICC Spanush Club FRANK W MAZZITELLO Student Councul She puts her whole soul unto dancung For he s a uolly good fellow Wuth a guutar thats ever so mellow BEVERLY A MCALEESE Her cares are not many I doubt ut she has any RONALD C MCCAULEY DAVID E MCINDOO Intramural Basketball Golf He luves at peace wuth the world Hes 0 quuet youth at tumes ARLENE P MCMURRAY I have a heart wuth room for every uoy ICC Hustorucal Socuety LOUISE A MUELLNER A wunnung way attractuve grace ambutuon httung for any place Student Councul Surveyor Stat? Candudate tor Homecomung Queen Senuor Class Vuce presuclent RICHARD J MUELLNER Spanush Club Cross Country JANICE J NAATJES Cornrnercual Club ICC LILA L NERUD Commercual Club MICHAELJ NEUDAUER Football A Chour Bowlung LORETTA L NOE G A A Commercual Club ROY W OAKES Hustorucal Socuety Football SHIRLEY A OLSEN GAA Commercual Club ALVIN C OLSON Hustorucal Socnety PATRICIA A OSBORNE Chorus Y Teens G A A EDWARD A OTTO Luke the Mussussuppu has waves are Iuned wuth bluffs Modest sumple and sweet Calm cool and collected Whatever happens us meant to be so nothung ever bothers me Intramural Baseball The essence ol all etllcuency From our hearts we guve you uoy blessungs on you football boy rack Happy go lucky young and free I am Cu man of few words A gurl of pleasung personalutty Men may come and men may go but I go on unmoved Page twenty three Q f ,Q 'JR' S f F 'JR 6 wb sf- T 3 ' C we RONALDJ PALMER When he s around we re in lor a treat B squad Basketball JACQUALINE F PALUMBO The very essense at sophistication IC C G A A Student Council Historical Society EDWARD T PAUKERT Look him over he s some lad a ways happy never sa A Choir ADELINE A PAUL A m rrf as the day s off G A Bowling VN Clu Annual Staff Captain Appletack MARLENE B PENDY Beware of her giggle it s contagious' GAA Cheerleader A Choir Student Council secretary Annual Staft Snow Qu en Candidate AUDREY J PETRICKA There s a lot of lay in her lite A Choir G A A Senior Class sergeant at arms JOANNE M PFOSER A smiling countenance a friendly way GAA Commercial Club VV Club EVERETT D QUANDT A willing heart a willing hand ELAINE M RACINE She has happiness without end G A A Bowling Camera Club Student Council GEORGE A RAMSAY I m on the brink of a great career somebody push me off' B squad Football Bowling JOE S RASMUSSEN Away with weary cares and themes Historical Society BARBARAJ REDINGTON As admirablc and good naturecl as any could be Annual Stott Y Teens G A A KENNETH A REIN Reading maketh a full man Football Track Intramural Basketball and Baseball JOSEPH N RICCI Pleasure and sport make the hours seem short Football NORMA A RICHARDS The noblest of things sweetness G.A.A.g Spanish Clubg Y-Teensp Snow Queen Candidateg Surveyor Staftg Annual Staff HOWARD W. RIES He's here. Oh no, he's there, Isn't he? Well, he s somewherel Bowling ELEANOR P. ROSS She is ever ready to do her bit. Commercial Clubg l.C.C.g A Choir BETTY J. ROWLAND She's happy the whole day through. G,A.A. JAMES D. SAUMER A lad of good metal. DOLORES M. SCHMIDT Her face more clear than crystal glass. GAA., I.C.C. DONNA MAE R. SCHMlDT One thing at a time, and that done wellf I,C C.g Commercial Club lfhry, tv.et1ty-lOuV ROBERT P SCHMIDT A specnalust rn duspensmg gloom Football Student Counctl A Chonr Puckles DOLORES M SCHNEIDER Wholesome and qunck to see the funny sude of life Chorus MARGARET E SCHNEIDER Cheerful and smrllng Hvstorucal Society Commercnal Club LEO R SCHUELLER I always laugh at lake Hockey A Choer Student Councnl RUTH M SCHUNA e IC C G A A Student Councul Drum JOYCE D SCHUTZMEISTER Her scholarship as A Cholr Plc s MARALENE T suns The only way ICC CAROLE H SHEPPARD Choir ICC G PAUL A SKIBICKI Ive notuced woe Football A Choir Pnckles PETER K SORLIE MARY ANN SPANNBAUER s and someone s always lalclng Pnckles never found the best too good Malorette hugh So IS our esttmate of h r to have a frlend as to be one Lovung and Ilvnng to sung often go I I gust say what of Hes a mans man The heart to conceuve understanding to durect the hand to execute Captam Applelack A Chosr Student Councll President Pnclmles Hnstorlcol Socnety Annual Staff D A R Award DEON J STANGE She studies sometimes but lust for a change Hnstorlcal Society IC C Student Councnl CAROL D STEWART It s ard t make It rhyme but she was a cut up all the tnrne G A A IC C ROGER E STRANTZ For hrstory and Englnsh he has no heart but from the gurls hell never part Swlmmnng Golf FLORENCE L TAACK Ambutuon has no rest A A Chou Stud ntCcuncul Plc e WAYNE F THUL Red haxr does not always bespealc a Gery temper Baseball Student Councnl AUGUST J TRANTANELLA Dont give up e shup et nt s Student Councnl HELEN A TSCHIDA It as n e to be naturally nnce GAA W Club GAA Board JEROME E TUCKNER When there s rnnschuef afoot He s got a hand nn nt KATHLEEN R TUCKNER A never fanllng frlend ns she Spannsh Club Cammercnal Club ICC GAA ELIZABETH M TUREK Happy am I from care am I free Commercnal Club IC C G A A Page twenty flve . 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ROBERT P VAN CLEAVE Some people can rust sat strll and th nk thoughts but I cant RODGER C VAN KAMPEN II Inches were snowflakes h d te a bl zzard Captarn Applelack JAMES E VOLLHABER ever do today what you can put oft trll tomorrow Cross Country RONALD H WADELL Handsome IS as handsome does But It saves a lot ot trouble to be born good lockrng A Chorr Gymnasttcs Peckles Swnmmrng RICHARD K WALLIN Swlmmlng Bowling Actrons speak louder than words JEROME P WARNER We may be os good as we please uf we please to be good A Chorr RUTH M WEBER A better frnend would be hard to flnd GAA ICC RICHARD P WEISMAN Men of few words are the best doers Golf Stage Crew ROGER T WEYANDT Twrnkle twlnkle athletuc star What a funn! boy you ore Senior Class President Homecomnng Kung Football Basketball LAWRENCE E WHALEY Always pleasant full of fun a boy who s lrked by everyone HELEN D WHITE Patrent courteous and kind GAA ICC Camera Club CHARLES H WIECK He us the envy of the Greek gods rn looks and athletrcs Baseball Hockey Football Band .lunlor Class Treasurer Snow Kung EARL E WILLIAMS I d luke to be bashful but the gurls wont let me Football Hockey Track Student Ccuncul Snow Kung Candndate Captain Applelack PATRICIA C WOLF A cheerful frlend us luke a sunny day IC C FRED W YOUNG The vutue ol an athlete good sportsmanshrp Football Basketball Track CAMERA SHY Verna F Bauman Rnchcrdl Hlnrlchs John W Ellns Gerald E Kellerman Dolores C Fuerftinger Rnchord A Thoemke Thomas R Tuckner . A1 ' ' ' I I .11 I 6 y f . ,, - I I E, 'Z I F UN W A -If wx .fi fd I'-5 fi If If - ' ' A H 4 U- - - I ,. 'K 'ee xt f' 4' A- I A ' A lin Hr I rf U ,I - 1 wa Q- ?w tvislw , . ' ' 41tWLNm,WPD A I 6 If .ff I P' K i ' ,, , . . X , jul' 1:-, 1 : : -r5??l,5JfFf if 3' 1 I ' s Rr 11 ' 1 , Q Y FF . 4 , , . .X 4' V - ' N A. V 3 QQU , , , , , I' ,Eff I N if 4- 'W , A 'x ,A 11 ' ' ll I I L f- ! gt I, 'Ms ,, , , xl' . ' s ' X 1 K , , . I I 1 omecoming Homecoming-T951-proved to be a gala occasion. Festivities began with the colorful Coronation Assembly on Tuesday, October 2, when Patricia Joyce and Roger Weyandt were crowned Homecoming queen and king, On Thursday night our football team treated us to a real victory when they overpowered Humboldt's eleven, T9 to 7. Consequently everyone was in good spirits at the dance on Friday evening. The king and queen gracefully danced a waltz and then were joined by hundreds of Washingtonites and alumni who thoroughly enjoyed themselves throughout the evening. ff 594 op l-lon econ ing cond dates and tlcerr Marlys Brings Francis Kavanagh Patricia Joyce Charles Wiecx Center King Roger Weyandt and Queen Jo om J r use ue: If 1 y E y on Roy Oake Patricia Bray at Georg Fahey Page t I .HV T 1: vs, l ffw Cnty se en l f. l It tv' 5' J' X' o wr , M Q ft 4 r nl- T ' . I , ,, r f xx, I K 1 'Tj' l l , 'ill' I ' ,V -- L, ' . I . ' U I 1 9 1 l 1 . X4 ' . 'V q T . ' T , l i i X' escorts: Joanne Bachinslfi, Earl Williams, X x ,vc I ' '. I 11 . 3 , r f Patrico yce. 3 A, Bott : crnros Koll, Lo 's M llwer, ,L ' 1' ' tori XE , S, 4 I T Nfl 5 w X- y uniom are acfiue :iocia y . . . Success seems to be the Key word of the Junior Class All T94 of them have contributed something to earn the reputation of a hardworking group Under the guidance of Mr Allison Gulllckson they have promoted several money raising prolects The most profitable of these was the sale of Christmas cards The lumors earned S463 which was put into their treasury to help finance some of their activities The most aggressive salesman was Chuck Wadell who cap tured first prize of a three lb box of candy Delores Truemert came in second for a two lb box and Lenard Peterson took third prize a one lb box One of the highlights of the year was the All Star Review The whole program was centered around the theme of Irving Berlin Some of the more outstanding features included an unusual roller skating act a toe 1332 .liwffsima .Jil '5Z H -44 TF N L, 4 P ge twenty eight The Junior Class has been very capably led through a busy year by its diligent officers: Chuck Cady, president- Douglas Tatting vice- president Joan Klark secretary Charles Van Den Boom treasurer Mr Allison Gullickson their ad visor has also given freely of his time and effort together they have succeeded in planning and carry ing out o varied and active pro cram during the year TED J ark Ca I Ne son STANDING Mr Allison Gullnckson dancing solo and a magician who baffled everyone Other acts were a quartet accordion solos a trio vocal solos, and tap dancing The talent was selected from the student body Anyone who wanted to participate tried out at the audition Posters and art work were done by Miss Bessie Mulholland s art classes and lighting was done by Mr Allen Cuthbert s stage crew An all school assembly sponsored by the Juniors was held on April 24 And then came the most important event of the Year the Junior Senior Prom held in the Arizona Room at the Prom Ballroom Members of the Prom committee were Shirley McCarthy Doug Tattlng Duane Hinkley Lois Kemski and Chick Cady chairman As these activities finish up the year the luniors are looking forward with anticipation to whatever their sen lor year will bring Fil m- :IL-I as QW W 'l D Hassel 2' u ing Bergman ly Tpcke D Solava ROW 2 S Verness D Ross L m ' gg, .- aoall B Osborne ROW 3 D Schwartz P Schanno D man J Kane J ur B Fisher ROW 49 Biggs M Nelson M Muller 1 o nson Olson Schlcht ng ROW 5 N Wolf Krueger Wa er Brandstrom R Walker D rsch D Po or T T7 , , I I I , . . , ' I 2 J . 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M Bwsk R W w Jw nc WLC L fu ur OW A Sf-corc UCL L V M Myers W 5 J Lf- P A LL ML Large wh My r H 452 ,L .gf AHIQIQGIIQJ fkld yell? 0 The cast of the operetta Plclcles poses after The per formance on the evening of February 29 0 Prlme Mlnlster Roger Weyandt IS Taken unaware at Snow Day ceremonies In The school assembly 0 Richard Holm demonstrates his proflcuency ln geom G+. etry to a guest on Employer Employee Educatuon day 0 A tense moment ln The senior play when Earl Fritz comforts Phyllis Hollman as Ron Hslgert looks on 0 Tall and handsome Rodger Van Campen IS measured for has cap and gown whale Leo Schueller admires hum 0 Pirates provude the blood and thunder ln the sensor play 'Captain Applelack presented December 14 Page Th1rTy one fi 1 , , . 2 A, L mv , 6 ' T f t, Q , gt , W, V Q Q ,L X K 'Y 4, Yif ' , x , ' Iv I I , Q ' ' I , 4 -6 I M , t - 42- 1 Q 'zfg yn e y ' ge, L 1 ' n Qs 'fn r KA A , , . H r A my ' , a 'E . ' .'. .V v f M . , ., , A W V uf K ' l ' I 'rf 'ilg . I I ' 3 . . . ll ' ll ' ' ' f - ll ll - - . . . . , . . ,, CC rom fime ia yarding fime . . . Page thirty-t I S3 A few turns before the mirror and she descends the stairs, a picture of loveliness! He's there, waiting with a corsage in his hand. Their first prom! He has Dad's car and there is money in his pocket. Oh, this is really living! Everything is wonderful-the Arizona Room of the Prom Ballroom, and the music of Jack Gabe! and his orchestra. Since the Prom is a semi-open event, many have taken advantage of the opportunity to invite friends from other schools. It's a colorful, sight-these lOl couples dancing happily to their favorite music with the billowy dresses ot the girls making a picture lovely to see. The highlight of the evening is the grand march led by Jack Frost, Senior Class President, and his date Nancy Lindahlg and Joe Dabe, Junior Class President, and his date Millie Kramer. weef fime ana! Swing firnev Of course we are well chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Edwin F McKee Mr and Mrs Theodore Salmon Mr and Mrs Gordon Minicluer Mr and Mrs Joseph Hafner Mr and Mrs Allison Gullickson Mr and Mrs Furman Alexander Mr and Mrs Edward Erickson Miss Ursula Sweeney Mr and Mrs Jo eph Dabe Mr and Mrs John Paul Mr and Mrs Karl Geisthardt and Mr and Mrs Edward Prescott The pretty sophomore punch servers were Beverly Burg Shirley Pfoser Shirley McCarthy Patsy Wales Shirley Jarosch Dorothy Ross Pat Shartl Joan Klark Sandra Landgren Mary Lou Schaffhauser Karen DeMulllng and Marque McManus We all had a wonderful time and are looking forward with pleasure to the spring of 52 when the Junior class in turn will entertain us. We wish to thank the Prom committee for making the 1951 Junior-Senior Prom so enjoyable. t t tght .lamce Godfrey Scot Koch Martanne Younghars M Fnrmtn Alexander advxsor , mw 'M' if gi' Q Z6 v 49 0,0 0I'l'LOI e6 A peppy group thas year are the sophomores The enthusiasm with whuch they have begun theur acttvltues promuses an actnve Junuor Class Four classes of the Lute Adlustment program are taught by Mr Fermln Alexan der and Mrs Emlly Stevens English and hnstory are combined and are taught according to the unit plan A basketball game between the faculty and students was sponsored by the energetic fophs who sold tickets around the school for the event A movxe and a plcmc ID the sprung ended the year s calendar of events The capable officers who wuth the help of their ad vlsor, Mr Fermln Alexander led them through their sophomore year are Scott Koch Presudent Mary Ann Younghans, Secretary .lamce Godfrey Vlce president and Mike Muellner, Treasurer Je R W T M Stlpe B Po ar P DeVV tt C Schwartz ROW 2 Mr Alexander C I ar skt D Whute W Van Kam pen B Grogan ROW 3 A :ey R Os n E ou W 4 .l Dtler R hazt B Horvath B Bley G Anderson M Muellner ROW 5 D Cournoyer T Gruber To efson T Schmitz Lewts ROW 'l R Seudertlcronz .l Gorgos .l Ernster M Noe R Gatsbauer ROW 2 P n a B Hasloch R lnons M Ztntel D Schmnda G Platzer ROW 3 J Toth B Hesse M Blodgett L Leh mann D Ktssner ROW 4 G Wu es M Krengel R aus bauer M Trp lee S Wothe Page thtrt, tcu . . , 2 ' , ' ' 2 Let o r' 1 ' , , , ' ., r, ' Q '11 AEA is K ' V y-9 o 2 . 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B K AX ' .. - - ., , D'f,1- YF ',-Sl red man .x4c4u:ifmenf C added are laolau ar The malorlty of the freshmen are enrolled ID a com blned Englrsh and hlstory class called Llfe Adlustment The purposes and goals of these classes are learnmg to read, to wrlte, and to thunk and speak correctly As freshmen they are helped to become better cmzens to develop strong character and to lead a more rounded socual lute Mr Allyson Gulllckson, Mrs Mary Hafner, Mlss Mary OKeete and Mrs Emd Eruckson teach these classe They plan thelr work so that everyone wlll have a 81 ROWI Mrs Hafner F Hale um Hom Tschlda ROW 2 M Holec ' Bach M Kortuem Bergman M Longtm ROW 3 M McMahon J LewIs B Muller D Morgan L Wolle ROW4 M Steele J Katzen mater R Bruslcu E MadIgan el er ROW 5 G Braun J Burg M Bathke W T M Tha huher oer R MasterIohn Unger G Baron ROW 2 .u MI r M Trantham Olson G Kosman K Heml ROW 'X C Ketchel C Ko owskI G Kram Inger Dexter ROW 4 D l.eTOur cu B Letto D Soer Boetl R Huclella ROW 5 Sager Kubntsc e J Lync I 34 , ,E D. 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Under the advlsorshlp of Mrs Emma Sanders the An nual Staff does a bug and Important 'ob that of seemg that the school has an annual Wtth problems to solve and deadlmes to meet theres always something that sored an assembly and a dance The purpose of the assembly was to start the subscription drtve for the 1952 Presndent Enough profit was made at the dance held on February 8th to assure us of an embossed cover on our 1952 Presndent Co edutors Panels Clas es Clubs Sports Subscraptlons Advertnslng Photographer ROWl A Paul J DeMullnng M Brnngs A Gruttner P Hoffman Mrs Sanders Bryson M Johnson R Anderson L Bowers M Spannbauer E Frtz E Anderson ROW Bal' Arlene Gruttner Phyllls HoFfman Marlys Brungs Munel Johnson Barbara Redlngton Jo Ann Demulllng Marlene Pendy Margaret Mason Norma Rlchards Mary Ann Spannbauer Edlth Anderson Rlchard Anderson LaRuta Bowers Marlene Denusson Earl Frltz M Kramer M Pendy B Redtngt n M Page forty L,,.3J T 'F l ll' 7 l , f f 4 3 L 0 9 .' ' . 4 O : - f . l' of ef. B. rum, D. risk, L. - ' . 1 G. H ' , . rf . , B. 5- - 4 Emp' , . Fre , . Ehn- H '- 4' G. D l.'B.D mtl 9 .4 F- . 1 . ' - ' f - Q. g , . , G. 5 ' ' Ella , J, , . 3 ' ' ' 5 V , . . a A . , hi s. . . T' L A' Slzi needs to be done right now. This year the stall spon- G. A. A. . . .. . Mildred Kramer : . , . 4 ,.',. ' , . , . , . . 2: . , . ', . C , . . l . V E. .E gy V 2 3 , ' ll g A E . . W 5 . K I A I S I C 2 A As- as J .5 l i 'A .gf 39 1- A Q. J l l 1 X 5 . L ' W ' Activxtx are ing cz on -43 :Sfron ROW l S Fa en M Noe D Truemert G Bunde J Jordan C Sebas a M B ggs D Cla k M Wosuka C Maxwell ROW 2 Mr Duttbrenner M ller vencler J Bcutelsprucher D B ggs R Me settlcr T Chonuberl ru G et a nu a ava Ro erson O ser H pk en e u r B Lun a Grhle B Mc cr t L G Holtz B urc Washungton Hugh School us deflnutely very proud of uts band and wuth good reason too' Mr Herbert Duttbrenner 'sf-., durmg first peruod he durects practuce of the best un musuc Any student who has abuluty to play standard hugh school band musuc us eluguble for membershup Many members were taught to play theur unstruments by Mr Duttbrenner whule they were stull un grade school In thus way he has buult up our band from T5 members The band plays at assembly programs and sports events The band also appeared at the Senuor Class Play and the Chrustmas and Sprung concerts Hughlught of the year was 'u-we the Annual Band Concert presented un our audutoruum on We 95:8 Apru 'IB The officers are Bruce Lundahl presudent Doyle Buggs vuce presudent Beverly Burq secretary and Rae Roberson treas urer Musuc lubraruans are F Hupkuns R McDermott D Olson C Maxwell and R Gull In theur blazung new costumes of purple and gold our mauorettes make a colorful spectacle when leadung our band Puctured lleft to rughtl are Pat Wules Gerry Wules and Joan Ernster Shurley Wothe was not present to have her pucture taken Page tort, ne I Q u : . Q , . , . I , . , . , . ' , . l , , I' , . ' , . . 1 . 4 , M. u ,D. La , . - , . u , . s f, . tu, . B rhi u e, A. S l , R. b . ROW 3: D. l F u uns, T, Kadlec, B. Schanks, J. Belland, J. Burg, C. Wuclerske, J. Sy-ferts , M. Ryk l, J. Koluas. ROW 4: D. G'll, B, Fiest, T. B ull, . ' d hl, R. u up . D A rnct, . Rell, . , . B J. xr RTK 'R . . . . . DL- R ' F, J u V ' K Hg has worked hard to make our band one ofthe best. Every day ' .47 . . . . . . ULQAZ' . ' W 3 ' . . . ' 1 455 i s f 'fl-15..- . 1 I A Q M . . ' . . 'A V ' ' - . J ' . n vb- AA I x , h X A 1 . N , - 1 intff' . . . . 9 1. -,Tfl Q ' . . . ' . 1,1 'r 1 , -fi Q . . . . ' : 1 F 1 ' A 'lil f ., 1 I r ' LT . ' ' ' : . ' ' , . , . , A . , . ' . I cjshdforianri lareaerue memorieri NJ 4 2 qv ROW'l M Hogan D Muellner R Paul G Peterson P Chrnnock C Cady ROW2 MxssOKeefe Meyers O Theuer R Robertson S Jarosch J Reduske J Jordan ROW 3 G Wuplunger N Slmonds M Hammer J Rasmussen L Ruday D Hunkley M Ong One of the oldest clubs an the school rs the Hrstorncal Soclety organized by Mass Mary O Keefe on September 30 T929 Every flrst and thlrd Wednesday of the month the members meet rn room 309 at 800 AM and also work any time they can after school The purpose of the Historical Society IS to keep a complete history of Washrngton Hugh School Including scrap books on ath letlc events operettas and class plays trying to keep files on all Washington alumnu up to date and preserv Ing Surveyors and programs Membershlp thus year was entrrely voluntary A plea was made for puplls wrllmg to help keep the hlstory of our school and about forty people responded But after the mnddle of the year those who had not gnven very much service were dropped and the club was reorgamzed The proceeds of the Homecoming Dance pard the expenses durrng the year so that members drd not have to pay dues They pard well with all their hard work Mass O Keefe has done a wonderful 'ob as advisor The club oftlcers are Shirley Jarosch president Janet Jordan vtce pres: dent Helen Alcott secretary Joyce Redtske assistant secretary and Dorothy Nettleton treasurer These people dropped out durmg the year C Cady K De Mulllng E Frutz E Godbout J Godfrey M Hammer D Hinkley C Maurer J Meyers S McCarthy D Muellner R Paul J Rasmussen N Slmonds M Spann bauer and G Wtpllnger Keeping school records can be fun as well as work Wl S Montez K DcMullrng E Godbout S Fagen M Lcuer K A Holn ROW ' Godr Maurer P 1 e J Schm at N Spcnnbaue P Haftntan ROW 'T R Scco ci C Neudaucr D Nettleton VV Kaln vxsk E r 1 Holtznugc H Ac wr Q rtw XJ' x., x.- --17 v1 --4 l l . 3 - - : Q fl' 1 3 r V Q A ' 4 r Q: Q ., , L . ,- .-- v V1 re l 7 H U 4 N 3 c al : . , . , . 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Y r ' f: I S 1 - . . , ' ' Q i - - 1 la 'L' '7 tl f I . ,il I 'H 1 , f t I A y V xl l Pa e- to ,f-t o IOCLIQLJ all 0lfU l'lCt LJITL dine bln lb 1' 5 1 Gnrrn Ppffl ROW1 V Montean N Wolf Mrs Bohan F Young D Muellner L Bowers J McCauley ROW 2 V Davus M Brnngs G Peterson D Tatttng R Holm ROW3 M Anderson J Wnnondy G Platzer J Derda P Hoffman A Grlttner ROW4 M Krengel B Hncks J Matschlna G Schepers C Cady J Culbertson ROW 5 K Tuckner M Fortuna Como esta usted? Anyone In the Spanish Club can tell you thus IS a frlendly greeting Pupils In Spanlsh class and those who have studled Spamsh some tame planned many actlvltles Hrghlrght of the year was a Held trup to La Casa Coronado, where the members were served a Spanish breakfast and lustened to a speech on pottery, and weavung Mrs Vnctona Bohon IS the advlsor, and the club oftlcers are Rlchard Mueller Fred Young, Vlrglnla Montean and La Ruta Bowers Members of the Journalism I class manage the bust ness end of the Surveyor They have sponsored a sub scrlptlon drnve an assembly a movie, and a magazine sale to help support the Surveyor Their biggest thrall was puttlng out the Cub Issue of the Surveyor The orgamzatlon IS run by Gretchen Schlrchtlng business manager, and Jean McNeeIy circulation manager Mrs Enld Erickson acts as advisor whlle glvlng members thenr background for runmng a newspaper W1 M Nelson J G Schlchttng Ms r n M G I H Rogers Row 2 D T Q rn nt D Schwartz C N ey B Meyer B Unget S Vcrness S Ptoser Poge forty three G C ,. 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It s got to be and hard work Our Surveyor staff is tops in this field Whenever you want the inside scoop on whats going on around school read our school paper lt will bring you up to date on sports activities school functions and also friendly gossip Many of the students used Letters to the Editor one of the columns in the paper to voice their opinions of various likes and dislikes The editorial IIIISJAOJ Jays . . 0 Top Left Band members and other students enloy a lively dance at one of the early Canteens 0 Top Right A Betsy Ross scene from the Thanksgiving Assembly shows Old Glory in all her glory 0 Row 2 Left The Miscues popular quartette in our school is equally as popular throughout the city 0 Row 2 Center Juniors earned more than S400 selling novelty Christmas gifts as well as the standard greetmg cards 0 Row 2 Right Mrs Bill Sheets marimbist talks with Mr Edwin F McKee after a most enloyable assembly staff consists of editor in chief Carol Ann Deutsch asso Muellner feature editors Marlys Brings Nancy Lindahl sports editors Roger Weyandt and Joseph Dabe Edu tonal advisor is Mrs Victoria Bohan You must be in your second year of lournalism to be eligible to be on the Surveyor staff Anyone wishang to make a place on the Surveyor staff must sngn up for Journalism 2 and secure the consent of the advisor Q0 ell fu 2 ay 0 Row 3 Left Mixed emotions appeared on the faces of the Freshman when they were mnoculated for TB 0 Row 3 Right Earl Fritz Nancy Lindahl Ron Hilgert and Arlene Grittner study a map disclosing hidden treasure an important scene from the senior play 0 Bottom Left John Lapadat Jerry Kindall and George Fahey compare marks on the new report cards as Larry Lunzer and Earl Wtlliams look on 0 Bottom Right Wayne Thul Frank Mazzitello and John Ellis perform a chemistry experiment for two Rice Street businessmen on E E E day Page fo ty F e . ,f ,, X- ' .. .Q L r 1 ,, Q , - s ' V RO : , n r, . Li - . clahl, R. Neyandt, J, Dabe. v . : . ri , . i , I A C. De th, . , . Brings. I - .' 'K 0 i Q ef ' R , I 11 - - - 11 u I - ' -- - ' l - . , , done! Running the Surveyor takes a lot of diligence ciate editors, Norma Richards, Margaret Mason, Louise ' . . . n i . I . , . I . . , . . .- I I ' , . . . . . ,, . . . ,, . . . . I I : . I : . . - ' 11 11 - - , , , , ' I 7 1 1 1 I' U ' . . 1 1 I I1 - ll - , l l . I ' I I I ' , ' I ' I I I z . . I . ' , ' 2 , ' I : ' I I f -IV 66 uztic, w en 50 f voiced ie . . . Performing as a group for commencement, school assemblies, Christmas and Spring concerts, and a TV show has kept A choir an active organization. Being on television was a new experience for everyone. It was educational as well, for no one had imagined how ter- rific the heat from the lights could be. In all the excite- ment there was quite a lot of confusion as to what song came next and in what direction to look. Our biggest I r l fy?--1' l -- if Nffw: :ii : li J mini- P SL- I, -xi J. Kiel I J. Kin will lj. Sftwnft' lj iivt wi f fi 'fi R. lnlle-ff mi R. VN'ci'lell. problem was the lighting cords that were lying on the floor. They seemed in iust the right position to be tripped over. Despite the difficulties that arose, the performance came off smoothly with no casualties, except a few shaky hands. A choir under the excellent direction of Miss DeEtte Knowlton presented an operetta ln Old Vienna, which proved to be the musical highlight of the year. ROW 'In B. Lcefiler, V. Montcrrn, M. Kvumffr, S. Colmrcl, A. Zschokke, S. McCarthy, C. Sheppard, R. Giifhth. ROW 21 R. Egger, M. Eslyolclt, L. VVashenherger, M. Schafhouser, M. Brandt, G. Peterson, J. Gotlffey. ROW 3: C. Dewsch, B. Burg, M, Spunnlnauc-i', S. Yciritz, E. Paukert, G. Kuettner, S. Lindstrom. ROW 4: J. Lapzzdfmt, M. Neodauer P. Tallefson, B. Skilzncki, R. Vvadell, H. Rogers, J. Vvumei, M. Hafner. J. Soler. ,-1 . ' ' ,-A 4 5 41-, .Q . . .W ' 4B fax rl: V' it ufj A .... l1 4 L, 1' uigrafed in file memor v C. D+u':c't, J. Gzzxtnf. tf. Sfiirzitwfiigf.-', D. Pelagzu ix C Si'-zfzywci, if Nescn. S. .fznffgit-is, D, Lwszigtwi SFP-'FD S Cclnifft ffm' '- :ii A Zgrwgfwf tfi-.1 D V' '.f.lt',n, Mr. Gullickson assisted Miss Knowlton in the dramatic coaching. All members took part in the operetta. Every- one was dressed as gypsies, except those students who had the leading parts. The costumes were very gay and colorful, and therefore suited the music extremely well. All this added to the charm ofthe operetta. A choir is a selected group. Members are chosen for their ability to sing in a choral group and to sing part music. One year of music is usually necessary to be eligible for A choir. Tryouts are held for those who want to belong to A choir. Anyone with an outstand- ing talent may be selected without any previous train- ing. The otticers are: Mike Neudauer, presidentg Paul Skibicki, vice-presidentg Florence Taack, secretaryp Carol Ann Deutsch, accompanist and librarian. The A choir practices during fourth period. ROW 1:E. Flaherty. D. Lunclgre-n, J. Ferstein, M. Eswolclt, S, Limcgren, D. Peloiiuin, K, McKinney, J. Kell, J. McCauley. ROW 2: M PQ-wif, J. Tolefslyol, S, Vernes, A. Petiiclnri, M. Nelson B. F tz, J Sclwutzrwe gter, M55 D. Knowlton. ROW 3: F. Tucick, J. Kirchotii, P Bfci-,, J. K'o L. Sclsueller, l i l B. Schmidt. ROW 4: J. Defclu, R. Kufkoslci, J. Krueger, J. Kindciil, D. Tatting, E. Fritz, E. Muellner, F. Bild, H. Dixon. l Q 1 if A Q Q . .S?lfI,6!QI'lt COLUQCL JQPUQJ LUL U19 y 5 lu W1 Mt l-lotmar J UD Q- ann 1 O nan 4 1 oung N w W3 If J v Every first Tuesday of the month you can hear de battng goung on ID the audltornum Thus ns the Student Councnl meeting conducted by Mary Ann Spannbauer presrdent Roger Weyandt vnce presudent Marlene Pendy secretary Phyllns Hoftman asslstant secretary and Joseph Dabe treasurer Many thanks to Mr Henry Holman, Student Councll advesor for the good 'ob he has done nn the Interest of the students The Student Councul as a representatlve student group whose purpose It IS to amprove school cltlzenshlp Councnl members regu late trafic between classes and do hall duty every perlod of the day By thus method of selt assustance stu d nts prepare a place for themselves IH the communnty Some of tl'e events whnch the councul has sponsored nn clude dances basketball games Snow Day and some thang very successful and new thus year the Canteen ar, Schun dna Ronald McColl tm ea S c Que w n arteers b n r A e gr r- . . U : . Q ' ' r , , ,- i Q L W 2 f 1 , T T' 5, 5 , 5 I f, , - I 1 I . C. is A X N Q , K 3 ,A gy, P I Q 1 , ' sf ' Q Y. f ,, - ra, , ,, E' W' ' S f . ' , ff' - -'va A ' I RO : '. l- 4, '. D e, R. VV,y lt, M Spcxrtrtlxucw, M, Pena, P H tl w ,J lll:, E, Frltz ROW 2: J. Kf-ll, C C fzly, D. Trwtng J, Klctl F. Y , . Lindatl. RO : E. W'llt ms B. R1-um, J. Ktmtnll. . I I I I r ' F - ' I ' 1 ' ' 1 Q - I I I I I N' ' , . . . ' - - - tr ff I I I - . , . M -f Q ' ' t '::' we fic rg s': 53 at iz els tea Krg am: ev ct r- Ver' aug: Dari: 5 Sa :fra C t y Je: Haallch, Stu l-ey cv-e inf: L: :zl Dcmugzz' Land e Uni: Bute Lindohl 0l'l'U'l'l0l Cld,! L5 Uefdafl Q .af- How many words per mInute must l type to be able to get a lab? ' Why are dIctaphones Important? ' Most students who plan to go Into some kInd of busIness ad mInIstratIon usually dont have a very good Idea of how to go about It The purpose of the CommercIal Club IS to promote Interest In all of the many types of busIness courses and IS open to anyone takIng com mercIal sublects In thIs way members get a better Idea of the busIness world By gIvIng them some experIence Wlfh dIfTerent machInes In office work the club prepares them for the day when they have to earn theIr own lIv Ing By knowIng about the many types of office ma chInes students get a better Idea of what Interests them VV l chm eke J Plnef e D GeI hordt J Ploser E Godboct Mtsg Wallblom ROW 2 R orkmnd Cud Bryson P Joyce G Schally The M Koufenberg ROW 3 J Forbes C Bran ovsky M Johnson P Helder Naatles a er Schneuder ROW R M Nelson C Deutsch Hotznagel L Gand M Andert L Noc the most TheIr traInIng In thus lIne helps to choose the kInd of 'obs they lIke the best and to gaIn enough knowledge to be well suuted for the 'ob CommercIal Club IS one of the most promIsIng or ganIzatIons at school because It not only gnves the students a chance to become acquaInted wIth one an other but It also helps them prepare for the future MISS Margaret Wallblom has wIllIngly gIven her tIme and effort to make thIs club more InterestIng The club holds regular meetmgs on Tuesdays In Room 210 con ducted by Darlene GeIsthardt presIdent Joanne Pfoser vIce prestdent and Judy PlIefke secretary and treas urer . G . IOGUQJ way OI Idea 2 Of all the VCFIOUS clubs In our school the lnterna tIonal Correspondence Club has the largest membershup The maIn reason for the large membership IS the fact that many people enloy letter wrItIng as a hobby Each member selects the name of a country or state Mr Leo Bradle advIsor sends these requests to the Student Letter Exchange In Waseca Mnnnesota where the var Ious names are sorted and sent back wIth a name and address of someone In the requested part of the world The person who wrItes for a name mIght also have hIs name and address sent to some other requestee Mem bers wrIte In the EnglIsh language and theIr pen pals are supposed to too But every once ID a whIle a student Page flfly flnds the task eIther too dIftlcult or lust decIdes to wrIte In hIs own language and then the letter must be trans lated ThIs can be lust as excItIng as It can be InterestIng Delores WhIte one of the last years members cor responded wIth a young man In England Last summer he was passIng through the TwIn CllleS on a trIp through the UnIted States and stopped at her home for a few hours to VISIT Mr Leo Bradle has been advIsor of I C C for many years and enloys helpIng students Wllh dIPflcult letters The club offlcers are Mary Jane Bourke presI dent Arlene McMurray VICE presndent and Helen WhIte secretary and treasurer Letters and souvenIers of Interest are often In the trophy case on second floor 0 0 of I 1 3 'g I I I I I I I -I j I 5 A l I , l , J' RO 2 D. 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I - . . . . . . . . . , I ' 1 1 ' I I I - I ROW I C Kozlcw Im N Pgm J er Brom ac Vour xhcm Ernst W 2 K er c c M Schwoge n r on S Behretut O r N udcxu r W 3 C VVI1 e cl mwc kt G Mn C mer H Rcuert ROW 4 tp, vt N Tlwcem e I D ROW I M Tholhuber Iwlestng Bunley M Holec G Har rngton u er Blown B Wolcheskl ROW 2 A Thomson J To A I.eTourneou J INIOGIIGS G tes Oflwe M Walsh Reduske ROW 3 H AI cott M Muller P LoBone J Wagner L Wolfe M ourke C Stewart oorskn W 4 Peterson C Slwenpcnrd M Krengel D Jung M Olsen A McMurray B efeflmch Fortuna ROW 5 M DeMers C xff D otttng J J Sager Kruzeskt W 'I Weber Hun r C Bmnovsky L owers H hnte I Jordon U Teum OW 2 Wlwolcox D Mondrv R Nosteryohn C Schwartz chu rm Noo es M Scltntuot F Hole ROW Ie D Solov Flaherty A Zschokke J Mostel D Rubbelke J Holm M Longtm ROW 4 C Kctchel L Delfrong u F To :ford R Gm t Lmdstrom ROW 5 Soma K McDonough occ J Ktrc o my J Lan M e undt w -X--ww , 1' i' Ya F.: 'H-.1 Poqe fifty one CAQQPLCLCIQFJ 6106! CGHQQPCL Have you ever had a yearnung to develop your own snapshots? Most everyone has at one tume or other and the Camera Club us lust the place for you uf you want to become really unterested un photography Earl Frutz our statt photographer has obtauned many helpful hunts from the Camera Club whuch he uses un hus hobby Every Tuesday mornung at 8 oclock the club meets un room 201 wuth Mr James Sargent as advusor and members learn how to develop negatuves and prunts Thus us the We couldnt have got ten along wuthout our hugh puruted cheerleaders They worked hard at a'l of the non conference confer ence twun cuty and dustruct games pultung everythung they had unto Ieadung the cheers for dear old Wash Puctured fleft to ruahtj are Glenn Wuplunger Marlun Hammer .loan Kelly Mar lene Pendy 'oanne Ba chunsku and Yvonne Hen e first year for the Camera Club and so far they dont have very much equupment but the club has hopes for future equupment and an enlarged dark room They also have plans for sponsorung photography contests and enterung the wunners un a natuonal contest The club oFHcers are Earl Frutz presudent Elaune Racune vuce presudent Phyllus Hoffman secretary Betty Unger treasurer Plans are beung made to uncrease the mem bershup ofthe club for next year W1 Mr Sargent E R c e P Hoftman B Ungeu K Delvtu na Vleggutt ROW 2 P Teanor L owe Cudah C Browovs e u culey A Johnson ROW 3 B BL g B L Doma S Laughtow Us 1 s ' ' . 1 . .J 2 1 I I - I 1 . . .I y - d l. 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ROW N cotzl fn The GAA Board officers are Marcia Kaufenberg President Pat Bray Vice president Jean McNeely re cordmg secretary and Joan Klark secretary treasurer The board plans events and makes all important decl sions for GA A In the fall the GA A held its annual Dance Other events were the W Club banquet and the gurls Athletic Award banquet The G AA board is the governing body behind the largest club at Wash nngton The main purpose of this organization is to help the girls know each other better and to show them how to reach their goal of co operation and good sports '36 W T M C1 r H nkley 5 C M B t W 2 L ow E7 lcllli Bruno G I Osro r schtda ROW 3 oscr A u F Taa 1 U 3.16 E7 manship The board is a great organization for us Girls belonging to the W Club are active members of G A A Girls who receive 'I OOO points by partuclpat ing in group sports receive their W s at a banquet given for them especially The W s which the girls Mrs Ruby .lane Gould as a fine booster to the girls on their way up in our school The W Club consists of the lunior and senior girls who have already earned their letters and All City Seals These girls help with the parties and dances held by GAA Hats off to the W Club 7 3 3 Pg Ffyv c . . . U : Leis Ke skt, Vere ' X' V' Cuz ny, Jour' K'frk, tlarcz V l K t e , Pa' .tra Bray, Da lene Giesthr rf . 2: Jr-'iv Nc I-f-lf, 15,59 Tgl- , - lalshal, Anlfell Jannsmn, JL- R 4 funn Ktr h ,Euly Flaherty, 2 I i li wx A .f A: . . . : ' , I . ' ' ' . ' - ' ' ' 11 11 - I 1 ' I 1 ' I 1 ' . . . . 1 ' . .- . . . . ,, ,, , . . . . ,, ,, , . . initiation of freshmen, and later on sponsored the G.A.A. earn are very much like the letters received by the boys. . ll ll I . ' ' . , . . . . . . - 11 11 . . . . . ' - I ' - l I ll ll 5 ,X ef- , 3 K' 6 if , . Q' 6' 5 V . - T' ' . -W Q RO z . Kfmufenbevg, 9 f. F A 'T ' E. rr nel-,, J. t T. Q , 1 Q, 1 A D weisthrsrflt, . rtngs. K .I f RO 1 B es, r. 6 r Cuf i,, C. JSlx',', 1 ' A, r'ttne', P. J rw, v H. T . : .l. Pt -, . Pa r, P. Bray, - ' J, Ktrchaft, . ck. ps 3 .K 5 1, A L Er' 'M ft . ' ' t N , . 5 N , U a e tt 1- hre- 94,4 Om., Many gurls find theur enuoyment un G A A under the durectuon of Mrs Ruby .lane Gould The club provudes fun for all gurls un school Among the malor sports are basketball baseball, Heldball, and volleyball Munor sports Include bowlung, hukung skuung roller skatung uceskatung, and tennus A gurl earns 75 pounts for each of these sports un whuch she partucupates and uf he makes a team she receuves T00 pounts The W awarded to all gurls who earn T000 pounts Senuors who have gauned T500 pounts are awarded the All Cuty Seal GAA us the largest student organuzatuon un school It us open to all gurls, freshmen to senuors The only en trance requurement us the desure to meet other gurls '6' 194 T ,,, 'U' V 'S an Q mul. YL ft recrea fion . . . through actuve sports The aum of the G AA us to pro mote fruendluness, co operatuon, and good sportsmanshup among the gurls The buggest socual event sponsored thus year by the organuzatuon was the annual unutuatuon party un honor of the new members Dancung and games made the afternoon party a success for gurls that attended GAA us the most popular club for gurls at Wash urugton lt not only offers competutuon true Sportsman shup and exercuse but develops lastung fruendshup Could there be an easuer way to earn pounts than by hukung'? Most gurls find much pleasure un ut The gurls re ceuve one pount for each mule by foot lt takes tume and energy but ut us enloyed by all W 'l J Euuusteu M M Tschuda C Schwartz M Popa C Bosco ROW 2 M Younghans S Wothe G W es M Monclry B Polar Donohue OW 3 lcuvancler J Mastel J L cCauley Osan H G Platzeu ROW 4 D unc beug le mann Go lucy F ZOpuC C Mcuucu R Robcutson Schluesung C Borgcrdung Bougeudung D Lcmbeut u uauuus B ll R c nuudt B Fre t eu uw E Kuesurh, M Halec D Ruboelke ROW G Muyrc M Longtun arte K Whalen L T an mm Sf rnson C Tschudnu ROW4 G Bach B Olson E Backu M Hen scuu e er anew ROW ve lx 'sc Q- R G xA Su uouud uuLluCV1 TLH 1 H C , ' , . . . I I - I . . . . I . S . A . I . ' . . . . . I . , ' 1 r - , . A l u l ' l u 1 :V ' 2 -. 1 . 1- C J 2 ., Z C' ' V wi' J 'u ' 6 ' '- V f ' . RO z . ' ', . Noe, . 1 ' .g F, M T Q I .3 ,R g H . L' . 6 - V 1 , , , , . -f ' 7 ' , , z . 9 ', 5 A V I k K U-4 A , v . l tu , . . . - , M W. ' - 9 A 4' C. . R : K. . .- 4 X' A ' , . , , ein, ,410 C . 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J I xvi- . , .-if -rl' efllllff all 9 Z Ol 5 f'l.A A few man team and a dustant practtce course dad the year wnth the crednble standung of sux wms and three losses Mr Allen Cuthbert coached the lmksmen who practuced on the Como Park greens and deserves credut for the fine showing they made Standout golfer Although they made a good show :ng the 1951 Presidents tennis team closed the season wuth no wans Coached by Mr Gulltckson the team was made up mainly of new under classmen George Kuettner was the only returmng veteran to the courts The boys nmproved their game steadnly and galned the experuence necessary for a wunnung team Such standout net men as Jum Krenn Leslie Mason and Gordon Holtz are return Ing thus year and promise a good sea son to look forward to shtna up the 1951 tennus season are W 1 r nn Ku ttner L Mason R W 2 R Bathke G Holtz J Sumoncls R Rasmussen was Gene Olson who led with a low 51 In the Wilson use were Larry Klrchhamer and Don Ganzer Davld Mclndoo and Richard Weuzman are the only members of the team returnlng thus year and their experience will prove valuable Mr Cuthbert advtser 4 check ng the tyle ofthe team Left to rght are E Hoffman L Ktrchame G Olson D Ganzer D Mclnaoo R Weuzntaxw Uoge ffty s x nu' Q A ' . . - 1 'L .Q A ' . I , . ' 'r- , ' . . tg ' - L ' vt -- - - - . , , , 1' ' . ' ,f I . . . 5 fl 1 V ll 3 ' . . . ..,, f ' . . ' a. , f n Ftni J 1 g RO : .l. K 6 , G. 3 , . . O : . , . , . ' , . not hamper Washington's golf team. They completed game which Washington won 13-2. Also showing prom- A f - pr 1 . Q , A ' I M A f I ff' tk A -.4 A :M 4 1' ' 1, . I A - n -I J g i . ilflj lil 1951 Gmlefmm spa :Spring alaorffi in 5evera meeffi 11 1l1 Paced by powerful Erme Strecker the cmdermen placed In several city meets last season Coached by Mr Archie Skalbeck the team was hampered by poor practice facilities Underclassmen dominated the squad which was one of the largest in several years Winning sixth place un the final meet with a score of 10 Washington was boosted by Erme Streckers first place shot put and first place discus throw of 1402 John Ellis won the broad lump and placed third In the 220 yard dash when the Prexles lost to Murray 30 72 Y V ,. . . A .4 'J I' Erme Strecker won th llcty shot put ttle in the 1951 season Harding beat the clndermen 75 34 Kellerman placed fir t ln the 120 hugh hurdle The Prexues placed eighth in the Relay Carnival on May 2 and again In eighth place on May 29 Polar Plonty and Strecker placed an the Monroe meet which Washington lost 62Vz 4615 On April 26 at the Wilson game the Prexues lost 83V2 29V2 Polar Ellis Regan Plonty Kellerman Bhy and Strecker placed The 1952 quad although hut by graduation has a large number of experienced members W1 J El O Ke e an P Chapdela ne E Wllams B Regan S Kach K Bhy ROW 2 Mr Ache Slcalbeck coach F d D Polar R Egyhas W Shanks S Lapadat J Krueger ROW 3 R Delk R Carle R Schm dt E Strecker D Paschlce 45 :PW 'Ni Wu , Page fifty se en f' if ' e a - i i ' . I ' 1 - I ' I I ' I ' I ' 1 . , . . , . . . I I ' ' 1 1 I ' I ll ' I I I ' 5 I 1 , ' . . RO 1 , lis,R. akes, D. llrrn , . i , . ii , . , . , . . : . r i , , .Bil , . 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CA,Cll'Yll05 qltllul-:Y ' malls' X' li lan' IWW X ROW1 R Lenihan D Hedervere A Madigan J Kieger P almer R Holtrnan C Wieck ROW 2 W Thul R Miller F Kavanaugh C DeCorsey D Klark F Zierner ROW 3 Mr Harry Nelson coach R Tollefson G Fahey scorekeeper R Schliesing tudent manager Washmgton 0PP9'1e '5 Cnty Twin City District 'l5 and Region 5 champ Murray Monroe Hardlng Johnson Mechanic Arts Marshall Wilson Central Humboldt TWIN CITY Edison REGIONAL Stillwater Elk River STATE Duluth Shakopee Melrose ships fell to the 1951 baseball team coached by Mr Harry Nelson Led by Chuck Wieck and .lim Kneger on the mound, the Prexy mne won all eight city games and edged Minneapolis Edison 5 4 for the Twm City title ln the Region 4 finals, Elk River was snowed under 'I3 1, winning Washington a berth in the State tourna ment at Owatonna Melrose proved to be their Waterloo however, as they removed the Prexles from the state run 3 l ln one of the most exciting games of the season, Washington nosed out a determined Mechanic Arts team 4 3 in thirteen innings Graduation hit the Prexles hard with such players as Bill Follmer, Dick Lemhan, Jim Kleger, Don Klark, Charles DeCorsey and Dick Miller leaving, but others such as Jerry Kmdall Dick Hoffman, and Randy Tollefson will be back this year to win another championship. Three the Prexie stars who placed on the all-city team are shown here: Don Klark second base, Jim Kieger best all around' and Chuck Wreck pitcher. Also on all-city was Chuck DeCorsey first base. Francis Kavanaugh placed third in city batting averages. Page titty-eight L96 U1 ifqlfld 5 if OU! l0l 0gJ eJ6 Nu-1' 'Q ROW 1 F Gantzer J Dabe G Fahey R Weyandt E Wnllnams J Ellss J Coleman student manager ROW 2 Mr Felix Gryskuewucz assnstant coach J Krueger F Young M Neudauer C Wueck P Chapdelame F Kayanough R Schmndt Mr Archle Skalbeck coach ROW 3 D Polar Muellner C Peck R La son W Shanks R Mntchell ROW 4 L Jagoe M Muellner M Wullman R Pfalz H S runtz J Pe k R Ca W Flest Wunmng two and dropping five the Prexue grudders ended the 1951 football season under the dlrectlon of Coach Archne Skalbeck and asslstant coach Felnx Grysknewncz Sparked by Rog Weyandt and Joe Dabe co captams the team had plenty of spmt but lacked the speed Chuck Wieck new comer to the squad gamed tame as a drop klck artnst Humboldt fell to the Prexues 19 7 an the Homecommg attractuon Francis Kavanaugh opened the scormg after a long march by carrymg over from the 17 and John Ellls scored two touchdowns un the second half wmmng the game Among the boys provung themselves capable of a tutle threat next season were Charles Peck Bull Shanks Larry Jagoe Ed Muellner and Muke Muellner ROW 1 L Lunzer a sms ant c ach D Ba ley J Katz n mater D Hedervere Dabe B Empt ng ROW 2 M Buttenhott G Smack F oschy S Lapadot Letto M Clare Johnson ach ROW 3 T r anne-y Ku rtschek Shortrldge Jennrnc ROW 4 R Albert F Lewis Gruber Washnngton Monroe Central Humboldt Johnson Hardmg Mechanic Arts Opponents ,qi l Page fifty nine Y l . , - V' in ,. ,I 5 'I 'f A-Tl V W ' A I 1' Nl 7 E. fl. . . J' ,.'r aff rle: - . ' -- ' 20 Marshall 33 . ' , , 14 7 ' . ' . . 7 13 . . . . 7 I ' Q , I . 13 21 ' 0 ' 29 ' 0 ' 18 : . , s't 0 , . l , . e- ', . , o. G , .l V ,Iwi P co I. YA : . Bill, JL r' ,, J. ls , J. , ' , c. 'lr , W G. ElIts,'A.- L ' l y A if L ' .ll ,L 1 . A! 4 F: , , . ' l'lfl 6Ll'l'llfLl 6t CUT, A W 'l R assel San e G c son a D Bggs R Klewer ROW 2 L Schue er M Haas D Polar W Feast J Dabe J Bartz W 3 ro ec e e R Oakes R Dodge E Wlllams R Pa mer A A L.. u ? l l V ll A . 9 i , Q n 3 Y Q' 5 , - ' L sl? x 'r fi ca 'Z . lt 5 Q M, , 5 , 1 RO : . H , D. T .g , Mr. ulli k , co :h, . 1 , . l . : . ll , , , . ' , . ' , . . . , F. Blld. RO :.l. K ll, C, WE k, F. L ltn r, , , . , . ' 1 , , l . ' ' ' - . ll fl . . . . I . ll 11 . RO 7 tt, 1 on, LOL! 1, J, Unger, . :wler,, R Lg: me,D.Kl1:1k,G, . : . ' , , r, . ' , , , . , T. Bull. 1 1 , 3 ' , i ' R A , 2 s -. l L 4 It , Q. l ' QQ 'N ' if I , 5 .. ' 1: 4 0 - A A l 1 ,ai ' 9 ' , ee' 9 L- L we L I X. t M I. ' I l 'X '14 L 4 , ' X ' l 1 2 ee l f ' l A , X - , Competltnon ns the key note when the Intramural bas ketball teams meet In the gymnasnum on Frnday mghts after school Durected by Mr Alllson Gulluckson this program IS designed and planned for all boys not prac tlclng In CAJ or CBJ varslty sports Among the teams partlcupatnng In the league are the Vudlo Rangers a sensor team the Globe Sloppers lun tors and the Clubfoot Ralders and Pretzelbenders sophomores and freshmen Tournament playoffs were held durung March and Aprul Z Q o F Lf rw G UD F ..,....-QW'-an fi I A R :ne sx'y Coached by Mr Clare Johnson the B basketball squad won four games and lost Eve The B team IS made up of only freshmen and sophomores wlth the purpose of gnvmg necessary game experlence and teaching fundamentals of the game Some of the B squad cagers who showed outstand :ng skull and look as If they might flll holes un the Prexy hve left by groduatmg sensors are Ted Brill Bob Mit chell freshmen Malt Wnllman Duck Albert sophomores Gallagher ROW2 M Wlllmon F Supe R Mitchell D Albert R Loman P ,. 30 L CL QP5 COP CL! Cl 0lfUI'l vas hx ROW 'I J Fnney J Lapadat E Schoenecker J Kndal R Hoffrna D Hathaway ROW2 R Dellc R S th S Koch R Weyondt G Fahey F Young .I Ells Mr Nelson coach Washmgtons cagers emerged victors an the basket ball race agaun thus year Coached by Mr Harry Nel son the Prexles chalked up seven wnns and two losses In the Twin Cnty game February 28 at Wllllams Arena Mmneapolus North gauned the tntle by defeatmg Washmgton defendung champs 44 39 George Fahey led the shootung but the Prexues never dvd get ahead although In a last quarter surge Norths lead was cut to four ponnts From there Washlngton went to the Dlstrlct 15 play ofts dowmng Murray 55 38 and Marshall 44 37 In the flnals the cagers were patted agalnst Humboldt and Washmgton Opponent Humboldt Johnson Wnlson Marshall Mechanic Arts Monroe Murray Harding Central Twin City 39 North 44 District 'l5 55 Murray 38 44 Marshall 37 40 Humboldt 43 lost In a heartbreaker 43 40 Jerry Klndall captain placed on the all cnty flve John Lapadat and Roger Weyandt recenved honorable mentnon Wlth only three grads leaving we should have a good team next year Jerry K ndall seen n a te se moment the Hu bolclt game of the Dstnct I5 ployofts Page srxty one 0 7 F: -1 l' lc F Q, f 9, ... 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LQ, rw - . 1 .4 ,E f ' ' fd Fl' - f TY 58 51 37 35 36 ' 38 40 36 48 ' 25 49 47 50 40 54 ' 46 35 34 pLLCL5teI :5 ana! j6U'lLl'l'Lel'l W'l J oor P :en rx G s ISWTCZ coac erz Botte L Olso L Schueller ROW 2 J Shortrl a gan F Garttzer T Kelly J Wllc C Weck R Tolletson A Grueber T Fraucns uh The pucksters flnrshed therr 52 season wuth a record of three wnns flve losses and one tue putting them srxth an the clty Mr Felux Grysklewlcz coached the squad captarned by Chuck Wreck and John Bartz Leo Schueller goalre Wreck center and Bartz and Wal and Pat Kelly fbrothersl Randy Tolletson Mackey Klllen LeRoy Olson Fred Kreutz and Jam Kane wall return to glve next year s toes a tough time Sophomore Al Mad: gan recenved honorable mentron on the All Cnty team Chuck Wreck placed on the second team 'lx M i.: llsefasl Page s xty two Washington 0. 1 fr Murray Hardmg Mechamc Arts Johnson Monroe Wrlson Marshall Central Humboldt Under the direction of coach Mr Henry Holman the tankmen ftmshed a Hne year The team entered the cuty meet where Rrchard Wallm sensor took honors Wallm also entered the State Meet Developung better form durrng the year were Gary Husman Pete Blass and Harry Bump Frank Bald Tom Peck and Joe Nutt: also added to the tank men squad Because the team IS made up mannly of underclassmen and only two are graduahng next years swlm t am should also place hugh Rwllm upGl-lum RWYPB DMOQH 4 9 Opponents . , ' L , ' Q . aw' 1 . l l P s f 5 I P 0 I l . . 5 A - rf., I A ' ' RO : . P , . Kelly, M. K'll , J. Kane, Mr. Fel' ry k' , h, F. Kr 't , B. 'l , . n, . , 1 . dg , A M de , . , . , . Bartz, F. 'T mms, , t , , , , , , 4 ,h , . . , . . . n . ,- I. 4 1. I F O 1 . ' ' . 3 ' 7 ' . . ' .- 4 ' 0 I I I I llams, defense, were back from last year's team. Tom 0 3 , , ' ' , 4 l I . I . . 3 . 5 . , . I , .- 2 0 I . . h . I 2 2 ' . 2 3 I , , . . 1 ' 1 . . nc, - , . ' -, 1 ' , 'X f lg- ,- ' 9 ' , we :J ' ' f ,N 4 W , ' ' .K A Q O : t' T Pm- D B fn 5 an f , 4 I o 1 T :fr H some Rl wcllzn, r, Bild, f L , V 1 T, . l l'l'U'lCL6tlC5 all E o. o. Q S 3 'E' -MM... Nga. 'Fr Suv 1-1 gr -r ROWI E Strum G Kuettner M James Sargent coach S p RO T Do ez: Mcfollor F ROW analer R Wadell R Jane as F: er Under the dlrectnon of a new coach Mr James Sar gent the gymnastics squad has defeated several other schools even though the team IS not complete The gym nasts are duvnded unto two classes Among those an Class D are Jerry Illu Don Polar captain and Gene Strum Those an Class C are George Kuettner and Ronald Mc Collor Polar on the mats and Kuettner of the horse have been two of the star attractnons at meets McCoIlor competes on everythnng but the horizontal bar Wuth Duck Holm leadmg nn polnts the cross country team finished In seventh place at the clty meet Coached by Mr Allen Cuthbert the team was composed of under classmen All of the boys showed great promuse mclud mg Jam Larson John Kuschke and Make Hass Mr Cuth bert has done a wonderful 'ob In lmprovung the team and deserves crednt for helpung the boys get In good form for future meets Other boys who are returnlng next year and will be a bug asset to the team are Darryl Brandstrom and Clnftord Whute M Allen Cuthbert advnser 5 ptctured wth hrs ea Brandstrorn J L son J Ku chlc Holm C Wh te tv' Haas ' w 4 K t f 4 s , 1 F S 7 1 xx -. 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I ' '- v.m 'L 'All' 'jj P-il , I ' I A framura ow in iff laolau r 'Y W 'I M Noe C Er clcson M Younghans M Gul Us ua I Thul D Lundberg D Mona y ROW 3 D Stan e VN dusk rm rv c G HO Avaulable to all students the Intramural Bowlung program IS capably directed by Mr Allnson Gulllckson Members who partlclpate are dlvuded up unto varnous teams Eught of these teams bowl after school on Tues days and sux teams on Thursdays Bowlung league play began on October I4 wuth practnce on the new St om t R Oakes A Harlcker M Scholhouser we Xl T 'P -r JQ. r Nf I I r e Wcyarwdt N Swmancls D Bwqqs I W 4 v l Bernard s Recreatuon Center alleys Play IS dnvuded unto tour rounds the hrst round closed December 6 and the flnal round ended May I3 Medals will be awarded to the wnnmng teams by the Student Councnl Joan Klark and Robert Jahnke are two of the hugh scorers In the league lc R Messetler ROW4 R Lom VKX 1 . 1 2 I I Q i , 3 ' s., ' 1 , V E Q J, I 1 f , , If I ? 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