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

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RIGHT, left to right: Miss Morissa Samelson, attendance clerk, and Mrs. Blanche Lundgren, registrar. BELOW, Mr. J. H. Wichman and Miss Constance Howe. counselors. f AJ,4,f'urf,?7 IL' i.1l6?bl7 'a4 A 4 ll'-'-A f f? ,J sxj fax I X, 'fi' A4 I ZLL LL 4 C fffx C A A .' A MW fi 7 ,X fpfyiw fwfr' 1 . gf I.1..If A' , , , L. ,1 1A L, ,iz l 'ff' L C , .-1'-+44 'N' .17 Z f- A' V L 'V ll 4 cf' Mk , I 7161 I' lf'l k-,ffl , C -f ' . 1' 4. ,K L. W VJ K mp, J. cl A C l V ., ju . .K .4 ,X 1, .ak x sim CN:-1' YT ABOVE, Mrs. Mildred Grealish, school nurse. LEFT, Mr. Felix Gryskiewicz, Student Council Advisor. Page five

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