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

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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 ,., ,

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'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.

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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