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

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Leff fo righf: Miss Mary O'Keefe, LA feacher and Hisforical Sociefy Advisor: Mr. Ralph Bacon, bookkeeping feacher and school bursarg Mrs. Winiired Hunfley, LA feacherp and Miss Teresa Jungbauer, homemaking feach- er and Red Cross Club Advisor, gef fogefher for a chaf over coffee in fhe feachers' lunch- room. vf i x i H ' P 'N V W ,QSM iv 6 y lvgf, .f if fa ,if l ly, M L , 1 M 5? 1 Leff fo righf: Miss Defffe Knowlfon, vocal music insfrucfor and Direcfor of Assemblies and fhe Graduafion Commiffee, could well be furn- ing fo fl-ie audience following a successful con- cerf in fhis picfure wifh Mr. Herberf Diff- brenner, band and insfrumenfal music insfruc- for, whose group sparks assemblies and afhlefic evenfs. Page inn U l Leffl fo righf: Mr. Roberf Ryan, chemisfry and science feacher and B-squad foofball and baskefball coach: Mr. James Sargenf, physics and science feacher and Audio-Visual Direcforg and Mr. Byron Gibbs look over a delicafe balance used in physics experimenfs. Above, leff fo righf: Mr. Clifford lngwell, mechanical drawing insfrucforq Mr. Joseph Gagnon, woodshop insfrucfor and locker man- ager: and Mr. Allen Cufhberf, mefal shop in- sfrucfor and sfage crew advisor, falk over a shop problem. Leff, leff fo righf: Mr. Harry Nelson, physical educafion feacherg and Miss Bessie Mulholland, arf insfrucfor, in a relaxed momenf.

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Two hundred and fhirfy-one freshmen spenf fheir firsf year af Washingfon learn- ing fo lmow fheir fellow players and discovering fhe roles fhey lafer wanf fo fill in ' fhe drama of Washingfon High School. Mr. J. Wichman and Miss C. Howe, counsel- ors, helped in finding proper parfs for fhem fo play fhrough fhe Ofis Tesf of Menfal Abilify and fhe lowa Tesf of Educafional Developmenf. Coming from more fhan fwelve differenf feeder schools, fhe freshmen soon A developed info a spirifed and friendly group very much a parf of fheir new environ- I menf. Rofafmg classes, Increased social life, clubs, and afhlefic evenfs fhey adapfed 6 fhemselves fo in shorf order, and before fhe year was over fhe upperclassmen could see fufure leaders and sfars emerging, giving promise of successful class years ahead. The freshmen proved fhemselves ready for bigger roles. Freshmen Prove Eager ' Understudiesu l ROW I: J. Rasmussen, G, Niclos, N. Chamberlin, R. Sfeele, P. Miggler, C. Ross, J. Sfeele. ROW 2: S. Mendei, N. Fleischalrer, R. Sfranfl, N, Grossman, J. Schofl, C. Seifred, L. Davenporf, N. Traci. ROW 3: M. Fuenffinger, R. Coufure, J. Gill, G. Breffner, J. Webber, H. Marrow, R. Worlielrey. ROW 4: G. Horwafh, G. Berfhiaume, D. Claugherfy, M. Sfrecier, L. Whifledge, R, Smifh, R. Schoenfhaler. ROW I: R. Davis, B. Rasmussen, J. While, E. Grossbaclr, B. Lee, D. Ehlerl, C. Graham. ROW 2: D. Edgeff, D. Capisfranf, L. Bailey, T. Daulfon, D. Fudenberg, J. Sonia, G, Younghans. ROW 3: R, Walcheslni, J. Brandi, S. Ellison, J. Lupinek, P. Grady, C. Zak. ROW 4: J. Morrow, C. Carlson, R. Olson, B. Lefourneau, J. Kramer, E, Van Cleve, J. Jones, A. Gusfafson. nl Page Twelve