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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1956 volume:

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L , low QMXV T X W MJ' JJ ff f fflff Vi' if title r 1 ' aff I l W4 I z,7 fgapfk gfffu Live of great men all remind us Q3 .7-If We can make our lives sublime, And, departing, leave behind us UFOOTPRINTS IN THE SANDS OF TIME. Footprints that perhaps another, K Sailing oier life's solen n ljllaifill, f? A A forlorn and shipwreokglgbrqhueryi 1 1 Seeing, shall take heart aggift: KX -f-' . In Av ff Let us then, be up and d f XJ' -' 4' .5 be , . J With a heart for any ate, 'iw 5 Still achieving, still purs ing , Learn to labor, and t waig K -Henry Lor1Q.Yel,lalnf I 'Q UV N 1 .X M -, 'Ml LM 0 U: x 'N i - - is x K lt t 1 4, ,KX J -th t . 4' ii, 5 RC! I-. A , X ,A If F l : vit-fi I, 0 Q .K t .I ,lx fi I fl lf ' ' Q Il .X ' -1 ,V V4 ' v ' XL V 5, gd J, . if jg, ls' ' l EFX g A A U .f L X ,C 'T f wtf ri my If hi I v wa , , I , 1 -1- ' I I- V Ml , 'I .tg v ft.. iff? ! ' ,-' ' .1 , 1 fa ., 1 I ,'A' W. L,-it f i . , 1 fi , k X , . . The Annual Staff Q Presents Th 1956 lgoblx' of C QW PRESIDE T Washington High School St. Paul, Minnesota . ' J' I Editors: Joanne Nelson Leilani Nawahine Business Manager: C' Roger Morehousg: IW LZ . yf O S F E A50 'N SNL! 7 .D XSCSAWAJSHIQQSEQN HIGH SCHOOL? ig E S l Ae'-Q' E :H H- X ix., ' ' I 1 M. ' . ,I fx K ami ra H 1 W , HHJM gs 1 , AAL? L Z2 r Ll X 5 jf gNm?f D MQW k H Lg H J J A if LII . ' N W' lf Q XL! J KL J Q . ' 1 I ff Q 7- . A ' I V4 J 'MV' H3 f H H s will , 'S , x . LI , .U 3 QI' ,. wx HES 5 , , , H wg W ik V1 'WJ Q' X n V Y . V 2 , Hx 1 X' H Q: L HQ an Q3 6 EX N A i,'?,,! two . I '4 : , R W . ..Q: I :- ' . , Y i , ,, , '- ' ' - f ,..4..1.-H.....L- . , ,. - .,,,. . .... .' X WW M MWMMB O VM W , N C Wag' A- . MI M fb RLLVCQB U X ,Z Sv Z4 2 Q U Q mo my gall? Lgg-K VK My U! J ADMIN N Y'-WQJA' yn UV, F ACU ISTRA 6,7 QL ' C: ,GJXJXW KU CLA LTY TIQN M f LCA Bfwj S S13 SSES '--f' 1 WM, QW I HIEJIORS '-. -. k Y a I... -l .lnlii j-IN Q fl? WW- 7263 -I'-45 3 xg? 3 W .hy m...63 A X W h xfYi'f . 3 ? C QM' f-?'f?'? 1' . -' 'A sm: , .l - 13:56 H .VK YR If fi Lf, L ,, FY xv , m I dll -A ' ,, '57 A 2- K ' Tlil I J of 4 ff, L P 5 h 91,9 ll Cv wif' k t l W N P l f 19 ft W AJ 1 V. Page four JU J Nkwmwf fy JJ fl vw QM fx QJ il 'X x , x 4 DEDICATION R9 X655 Y QS. L' g 5' io XX, ' ,fs Q Y tiki fx a ri fe- lg . 'J N Q NS N lx X 1 wi X 0 1 x To Mr. A. Gullickson, our advisor, who has guided our foot- steps so wisely and patiently through the past four years, and who has given willingly of his time and effort to fill them with wonder- ful memories, we, the class of 1956, dedicate the 1956 PRESI- DENT to express our sincere appreciation for the fine job he has done. A THE ADMINISTR T10 jwjt' Wwuwufww W, L fZW,!! , V47 2 no 7 rincipal The Senior Class would like to thank Mr. Gordon E. Miniclier for the fine job he has done in the past four years as principal of Washiiigtrmii. Though he came to our school in 1946 as counselor. the class of 1956 feels a sort of kinship with him as he beeame principal when we entered as freshmen: The job ofa principal is not an easy one. as one can see. The biggest and hardest job is guiding us along the right path in our important high school years. His wonderful leadership has molded us and will influence us in our future years as we strive to become good citizens. PW? mm Assistant Principal Mr. George Kirkeby. Washir1gton's new assistant principal. came to us from Harding High School where he served as guidance counselor for six years. A native ofjewell, lowa. Mr. Kirkeby attended Lu- ther College there where he recciied his FLA. degree at Decorah, Iowa. He was active in football in college. He holds a Master's Degree from the University of Minne- sota. He is a member ofthe Minnesota Association of See- ondary School Principals. the MEA. and the Principals' Forum. He is married and has one son. Seniors learned to like and respect Mr. Kirkeby for his friendly Hrmness and fairness during his first year at Washington. Page five In ,n' f Rl ll, i ml L -,7 L , . 1 lf! I.- u . . 7 ., ----'U .V - f - V . 45. , .gg X ENGUSH IU 1 M M 5, LEFT: Miss Zarm Keljic. English and Speech teavherg Mr. Robert Turner. Eng- lish and Sovial Studies teacher: Mr. Daniel Hansen. Spanish and Reading tearher. CENTER. LEFT: Mr. Allison , s, 1 , 1, -gg . -N ,A .1 'x la ' lx 4 QM J if-'J . -'51, Gullickson, Eng,-Soc. S. teacher: Mr. Firmin Alexander, Eng.-Soc. S. teacher. KX..- CENT!-1R, RIGHT:Mi-wlmln-INirrii-1, Social Slurlirs la-arhf-rg Mrs. l'1rnrnuSnri- rla-rs. English ta-ar-hvr. Rlflllnli: Miss Mary f,lKf'l'ff', Spf-vial Classvs l1'af'hf'rl MTW Mary Hafnf-r, Erig.--Sm-. to-uf-hvri Mr. Davis l'1lliull,l':l1g. 'S1N'.S.l4'il1'lIl'T, i I A N W ' k ' Ixtf , H XV .V il ,J l age' six XV: '21-...M sgqsgfmff -A I I swf ,-'4 .N-...w..w.,,,, -wil, RIGHT: Mr. Orlando Andvik, Eng.-Soc. S. teacherg Mrs. Emily Stevens, Eng.-Soc. S. teacher. CENTER: Mr. Elmer Bjornson, Science teacherg Mr. Byron Gibbs, Science V teacherg Mr. Robert Ryan, Science teacher. actions Mr. Leo Bradle Mathematics teacher Page seven .fx - aff A- M3 li '13 fu 1 ag...--1, L In F T: Mrs. Rl1lwCmllll. Physil-al F1llll4'2lli0ll tvzlvhrrg Mr. Arvhie' Skullwvk. Suviul Slmlivs vhvrg Mr. HurryNvlsun.Physi1'z1l Ellllvn- r1lvum'lwx'.ifl'1NTl'2H.I.IfFT: Mr. Rnln-rl f1I'1N'l'l':R. Rl4LIl'l':MissBwsi1- Mllllltllldllll. Ar! I4'2ll'lll'I'l Miss HIlll4'glll'1l4'IXI'1'lI11F.I,lhI'Lll'- inn. RHIIIT' Mr. ,'4'SSwvil'llHlLlIl.l:lli1iillll'!'1 null Mr. F4-lix 1lr'yskie'vs'i4'l, SllHIl'IlI1lDllIl4'll. Page- 4-ight 'Qs Dvlflle' nwllon. Vocal Mnsia' and Fllglklxlc-11m'lxm'l' 'x I ,a ,I K , , RIGHT: Mrs. Marion Vukelich, Homemak- ing teacherg Miss Teresa Jungbauer, Home- making teacher. CENTER: Mr. Clifford Ingwell, Industrial Arts teacherg Mr. Allen Cuthbert. Industrial Arts teacher: Mr. Joseph Gagnon. Industrial Arts teacher. xo.. l l LEFT: Miss Ursula Sweeney, Business and Cooperative Training teacherg Mr. Ralph Bacon, Business teacher. Page nine Rl! Ill lll4'X Whale- sll11l1'nl'l-slslwlll' M A IN, I,EF'I': Miss Murgairvl wvilllliltllll, Husiuvss l1'arh4-V, :xml D. Nvlsnn. sluflvul. lfl':NTl'1R1 MISS Murlssu 5:11111-lsml. Llvrkg N1lSSi,0Il- slauvr' Hmxv. flllilillIll'Q'l llllll Mrs. Marv Hulwnvllv, lflvrk, R X 'v X , 1 ' l 1' il K ' R - V l .4 CQ., T, X :MT 1 1 ' K, XA ' ,72 lu ,j,,-f 'e-1 x- X , f 1, x ,ff - ,Q .. .. , W :Lb l f ,f 1 fir.-2' vs- .,l ' 4 1' , j,g5Q, ff l ,.1 fj-- X yfgf l 215,53 755. , 1 l f f 7 I 1 ,0' 'nf 2, -9 x 'nf . 1 y I , w4,.'.5 M wi... ll,v!'f , 52' Jf- 'lfrixkg X M ,,-'ffl' 4 . f f - 1 ,.'s-gm WX, ' 'fif A ff 4 , lf -'mx QW Z. f- alll'-fx-Hb Nfl ,591 1 ' V U1Q4l?H'if3E1v '-' alll, hx X' 'X' l 'ci 'WRX l l x. , ml xy I X X fff7l,'f 'iZfL5fQ,' ,x lg V x f4,rA!4,,g,Cf40Qy- ,- an e X- 'lg f, 1 - jf'.-s',gfj'.W4,j fe ff- 1 6 X W if N Nl Q X ll 2 'xl l N .V ,x :Cf fff-,,--..ffw,,:-f,5!:!f- 7 l' NW x l'ff 3 'Tiff-e 5125+ X l l ll lv X x - e' 'C- -'I , X .. - ,:qf,V2.-H NN. 'K G. K xi X X -lx , X V5 xgxl . X XX 5 Xl. l X gl' All are archltects of Fate, uxxxxxll. 'X K XiQ,lX', Working in the walls of Timeg , , , . , X l yn A . wp lf , XX Some wlth massive deeds and great, N . X ll lx Some with ornaments of rhvme. I xx ' - Xb. x ' N. 'me A .lX9'k,,-AQ! ll w X-if :Q -Henry W. Longfellow . Nw - - P. K Ml 4 .f 1 , mv f ' -M ' m lr Jsff-'frfa- fff1 .fffffflllw 4' A , Q- ' ' f X 1 ' 'xixxxx Q -35,31 7145 ,- l 'K' I Af X H f , lg , '.7,1, gg-I-J' f ' , '17, gf f ,M Ll , , NW x ,,fgZ9'l, ,,, - W , p gwq -,v,:. - K 4 1 ,y-.4 4 , 1 I I ' .. '--i1.f:w.,'7f' ,ef fc- f ffftf1':f',., f X K 1 N 5:-4'5,. gif-iigjraggaf., 1, L . Q -AQ ,fi K l, Nl ff! ' , f l l ' 22'--'12f7 ' .ff Y, , I f Zig? ii' ff -Z f -X .71 - ':'d d 1 - - , , I , f 1 , 1 , lm .X -X xx y I 1 '. ' X .- - :AM ' X' 'film ff, ixj' EI - 3 V- '12, . , ,gig :ish isrv - X., ' b.X Im'-.,:.,X. - we all ,fy x. ,g.g,sL' 1, . ,. X, CK. ' my L X ax ii THE FRESHMAN CLASS Nothing useless is. or lowg lfach thing in its place is best: And what seems but idle show Strengthens and supports the rest. -Henry W. Longfellow ln the fall of l955. Washington High School's final freshman class began high school education with special welcome during a Student Council sponsored Orientation Day and at a first party in the gym- llllfilllfll. Getting accustomed to many new teachers. methods, increased responsibilities, full-scale athletic and social cu-tits was a big job for many of thc new students. As part of a program to do the best possible job with each individual student. the school gave mental and physical tests to the newcomers: The Otis Test of M4-ntul ahility. the- lowa Educational Development Test. theiMantoux Test for TB, and the Audiomcter test lor licaring. R0 In N56 Washington ln-conies a senior high school and the historic last', class of freshmen moves on. ROW' li .l. 1.1-onaril. S. llruncll. 5. Sarro. l,. Moran. O. Christi-nsr'n. ROW! 2: U. Fitzgerald. B. ZLllllll'l'. K,Kam-iiiiiai.-i-.liPi-1rikowski.B. lVlalniquist.ROYWfi: M.fltb1lIb4'I'.TJ,ClJl1Illl ll. R. Kunshier. R. Johns son. l'. Slot-hr. ,l, Schaill. ROV? -1:,l. l1oht'ly.l., Norcu. A. Bussc. T. Thompson. P. l l1-ming. T. Walsh. W li B. Krinkc. R, lVl4-lIoi'iiiai'k. W. Shantlw. lVl. lVlarsw'halk..l. Rasmussen. R. Ehlert. lf. Nickos. ROW 2: R. Flipp F H . l, . pie-gclbcrg. ROW fl: A. Anderson. T. Sullixan Ke-ndig. L. Spit-gn-Ili'-rg1..l. Kiri-Iigattcr. K. Hurst. B. Fisher. C. Covell .Q 1 in R H udc-lla. S. Kline. J. llvlfvrii. P. la-at-li. B. Zalesky. ll. Javobowitsh. ROW 411. Wallbridge. M. Linch. C. Tofthagen. Fi N4'lIlll2lIl.f..wlllttlilll. li.lfallg1l..l.llziligin'.ll.Sh1-rxtlrll. if A .1 c 2 li i . ' ' 7 N if -it ' I ' ga i . 5 1- '. 5rijf . M - 11 it ' ' 'H - W. - iss- ff ff? . .. . - - . ' Et' w ' ' W is i ,,' iff' Page twelv- 3 . S . P Q 5 E ,,,f yi J ,. .- ' W J 'K RE - l.,Ax.w A, a hy 1? .1., ROW' 1: M. Stinson, K. Hogan. J. Pabst. D. Gruun. R. Haicler. ROW Ll: W. Knpisvhka. F. Rruns. S. La- Rue, C. St. Clair. T. Natljes. Mr. Robert Turner. ROW 3: C. illlFlSlf'ii. K. Johnson. W. Tallmt. J. Ri:-fl, L. Berger, Wedin. T. Gartner, ROW' 4: C. Johnson. K. Hopkins. B. Tollvllsmi. D. S1'l1nii4lt. R. Spivgvl- hvrg. R. Koran. Q D .. .. K .. 2-5 ., ,xl . . f 1 .. .. f . . K ,Qs 6 ., . . :ff-xi' ' : I A , e' . . l , - ' . A-+ grwiqf., ' i . ' J , gf X 5 og- - m ea.. , , kwziib 4 ' 4 . l' L 5 -1 ' li . . 1' ROW l: B. Olson, A. Lier, P. Simpson. C. Crengs. R. Zinschlag. N. Osliorne. ROW 2: O. Jnhnson. G. Johnson, L. Christensen, R. Ehlert, D. Krieger, J. Fuenfinger. Mr. Hanson. ROW 3: B. Olson. D. Mille-r. B. Kramlinger, N. Letourneau, P. Budzynski, M. Lokowich. ROW 4: T. Grilli. J. Horwath. C. Ellison. C. Scheidness, D. Fortuna, D. Wallace. ROW 5: D. Ellis, J. Muellner. K. Busse. J. Mm'Dough. R. Roloff. D. Esboldt. L. Grittner. ROW 1: P. Wylie, M. Tissek, F. Jones, F. Leuer, F. Wynn, J. Chermak. ROW 2: G. Roy. J. Hall. J. Var- ney, C. Schultz, R. Weller, M. Bittner, C. Reilly. A. Ross. ROW 3: C. Frc-ihm-rg. N. Mason. J. Aslivr. P. Thell, D. Secoro, G. Hesse, M. Schider. ROW 4: P. Lupelow, T. Thull, R. Salmon. J. Fitzgerald. F Thunhorst, D. Anderson, D. Steele, J. Baldga. Page thirteen ,- 4 -f l YA 4 ,Lf Q' S gi-. .t ... H' r-' -il '14 ROW l: A. Gabriel. M. Stf'idl, M. Pharmer. R. Sheppard, R. Portner. F. Wilson. ROW 2: S. Heath. D. Ellsworth. C. Pasket. D. Carlson, C. Kunshier, J. Martin, F. Je'-nsen. ROW 3: V. Werb, J. Hendricks. J. Boldt. K. Maloney. G. Handt. J. Dorn. ROW 4: R. Patsy, L. Capistrant, D, Seiberlich, D. Dewitt. R. Beecroft, J. Schilling, J. Hendricks. ROW 515. Fudenberg. J. Nichol- son, M. Gerdts. K. Lund, T. Patsy. J. Sampson, D. Rasmussen. ROW 1: M. Heinn, J. Wosika. M. Hieb, C. Tauer, B. Fisher. ROW 2: R. Powers, J. Miller. J. Prochaska, E. Whalen, E. Barnett, Mrs. Stevens. ROW 3: J. Almond, E. Magnuson, R. Launderville, B. Hasse. B. Lasen. M. Mclsafferty. ROW 4: J. Sparkman. J. Schneider, D. Mitch, E. Brown. J. Murphy, R. Tauer. T. Schultz. N . .Q-22: we f-me ' 3' Page fou rtevn THE SOPHO ORE CLASS Uxl J Time is with materials filled, ' Our todays and yesterdays , . Are the blocks with which we build. J . Xl' L -Henry W. Longfellow . Ml ' f 1 l ,V 1' Under the capable direction of Miss DeEtte Knowlton, the Class of 1958 has shown itself to be a re- onsible and ambitious group of students. In their First year as an organized group, the sophomores staged the traditional picnic in the Spring, and sponsored the student-faculty basketball game. ROW 1: J. Patnode, A. Tollas, L. Lundquist, S. Finney, K. Miller. ROW 2: C. Seity, J. Benz, J. Schuh, J. Heffern, G. Haider, L. Ganzer. ROW 3: S. Steiner, L. Kosman, W. Golden, R. Salman, J. Grogan, L. Nickos, E. Lindner. ROW 4: R. Ogren, R. Gangl, R. Nelson, J. Serack, R. Anderson, J. Koran. ROW 1: L. Madigan, N. Beyer, R. Coty, B. Ludwig, H. Class, C. Colvard, P. Troje. ROW 2: Z. Spicer, D. England, J. Webber, G. Branovsky, B. Koutz, E. Hunt, Mr. Firmin Alexander. ROW 3: C. Schilda, D. Shebesta, D. Gilson, M. Vincent, G. Ash, J. Ketchel, A. Widerski, J. Becker. ROW 4: B. Schmidt, C. Crewe, D. Clark, J. Koch, K. Lang, T. Huppert, A. Lindorfer. Page fifteen Page sixteen i ,-F! 2 +.f g . oi ' . MN 'iii '11- Hi YW P'k'4l ROW l: Y. Webber, C. Culbertson, C. Griffith, J. Podjaski, D. Mastel, M. Blyee. ROW 2: S. Hinckley, A. Noe, L. Shally, W. Schultz. F. Netton, J. Miller. ROW 3: J. Sparkman, D. Gunion, J. Einfelt, Wijer, C. McMorrc, B. Bartz, B. Runk. ROW 4: B. Fredrecks, D. McCormick, D. Bender. L. Jenson. J. Amos E. Johnson, E. Wadell. lli i into i l Mali i . Y V ' z ROW l: M. Weber, B. Branville, C. Killen, E. Krause, G. LaDoucer, M. Lockawich, G. Johnson. ROW 21 K. Sarafolean. C. Kirsher, P. Johanson. C. Tesch, B. Mutch, M. Behnke, A. McFadden. J. Treimert, ROW 3: D. Cunnien, M. Brown. J. Mohler, D. Roberson, H. Mitchell, C. Butner, J. Wolfe. ROW 4: R. Dulney, K. Kudcrick, R. Johnson, J. Thompson, M. Pojar, B. Scott,,T. Kapaun, C. Fleischacker. ROW 5: D. Grings, R. Spangembt-rg, J. Gibbons, D. Mitch, D. Brady, M. Magnhson. R. Hubler, D. Kieger, ROW l: C. Simpson, E. Frost, K. Lundeen, J. Shetka, B. Marah, D. Carlson, l. Scott. ROW 2: P. Cady. J. Pojar, F. Kuehl, D. Schwartshauer, M. Muth,'R. Peloquin, Miss Zarm Keljik. ROW 3: M. L. Morrow W. Smith, L. Fisher, P. Rollinger, K. Zangs, K. Dey, L. Leuer. ROW 4: K. Busse, M. Alcott, D. Jones M. Kosanke, D. Kratt. J. Griffith, D. Rasmussen. .Q ff 1. 5 5 l' 1 U ROW l: N. Zinivl. M. Frost, S. Bailey. B. Fontaine. L. Alcott. B. Zsvhokke. ROW 2: C. Arnvy. S. Javobs. B. Weller. P. Keller. P. Fourtuna. H. Powers. E. Gibbons. ROW 3: C. Desmidt. B, Carter. V. Zofli. K. Swartz. D. Young, P.A11gle.ROW 4: R. Kosman, G. Kreyer, C. Tiler, P. Wi2mar1.J. Graves. C. McGin- nis. C. Rueser. S'?2N . ROW l:,l. Cnty. D. Janrll. M. flrqrn. F. Wvhlwr. D. l.:-Vnssvl1r..l. Bartz. B. Kare'r1,ROWlI: M. Luifla. J, Bvllrvllcll. l.. SLlllSl?lll'N. K.Pnrh--11.1, llrwlwr. B, SlN'l'lllilIl. VI,Vlhlkvmm-1'.-1-. lf. llululllsurl.R.l..aus. ROW' fl: O. Llml. lVl.Hol1'un1lw. B. Hmsurcl. D. Fm-ln-rg. C. Wrvlllfllilll. K. ljIllIjll2lS. R. Afllfblll. ROW fi: WY.Pf'lPFSt1H.K.Kl'ZYZilI1l2ili.ll.Nf'lSllIl.lQ,flllllf!'t'X'.T.lXlt'fllI1Q..B. Mliwu. B. Hipkins. l.. Lung. ROW l: R. Svinlf-nkreumz. fl,Tmnlh.1m. xl.t,l'li1I1l'lU. D,Ro1te-r.C,Snlf-r.C. Ullmrirh.S. Brunsun. ROW 21 V. Finnigan. R.MllllHPl'.1l.W'fl0fl.N1. Mm1wlrx.,l.lVl4mlf-Z. B. Larson. B. Lee. A. Me-ggil. Mrs. Mary lliil.l1t'F. ROW fl: J. H1lI'l47II. ,l. KI:-ll1.lf.l31ul:-ml. 5.Kl1-lux. P. ll:-nm-wx, ll. l.f-an-I1. S. Tip--kv. ROW L12 l.. Gr-illm-1-,j, Spannlrauvr. R, Onlf-l1lmrg.P. Mvlflafle-r'lx. W,Jc-nrim-h.11, Hullnn. H. Sr-hniale-r.K1. Nurvn. . 5 ' Page' sc-ventc-Pn UNIORS FOLLGW SENIORS' FOOTSTEPS f , ' X' 1 ru 14 A XJ' Humanity with all its fears. ,QW 1 With all the hopes of future years, V 51 A ' Is hanging hreathless on thy fate. . . , 1 Khin Y xi - 4 'J K so K 'X fx ,Rf R 'if l lj .K I 5 ' i Wi ,. , N J HJ ,K I, , i J . lf' , i X' T' 1 . X., v l -f lf' P ., . X3 Wj l LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Richards. T. Sager, D. Fudenherg. J. Syvertson. This year has heen an active and husj one for the class of 1957. A great deal of responsibility has fallen on their shoulders and they have worked hard to make their ventures successful. Under the guidance of their advisor. Mr. Clifford Ingwell, the junior class's first project was the Christ- mas Card sale on which a good profit was made. Next a committee consisting of Pat Rohdan. Judy lngemann. and Elaine Goschy. selected a group of class rings from which the juniors chose the type they preferred. To climax the yealfs activities. the class staged the junior- senior prom on May 25 in the Arizona Room. Heading this energetic class were Toni Sager. pres- identq Darlene Fudenberg. vice-president: Karen Richards. secretary : and Jim Sy vertson. treasurer. KUW 1: ll. Rasmussen, S. Cust. N. fihamlierlain. Xl. Handt. C. Younghans. C. Relka. ROW 2: V. Einfeldt. L. Anderson. Nl. Rauen. Nl. Reilly. J. Lange, J. Nlarvhio. l'. Lundlilad. ROW 3: T. lNlcFadden, D. Jones. ll. Hayden, S. Anderson. IJ. Thompson. A. Gustafson. J. Boldt. ROW 4: R. Gadhois, C. Johnson. W. Mastel. J. Hamerlind. J. Hunt. G. Tollas. ll. Bond. 'ROW 5: T. Sager. F. While. ll. Rertliiaume. l'. Bukowski. A. Eider. R. Smith. D. Cin:-otta. R. Ettesvold. age eighteen IIHNX 1: K, llmlm II, KIIIKIK' ? . Xlillvr. If. fuk. II. Ifhlvrl. ,I. I.III'Ilr. If. Iluaw. ,I. I.lPllgIllI. I, Ilurnx. RUXX 2: II. 5Illt'iJ.Q'IIlf'I'Ql. I.. FUIILIIIQ. I. 54'IlII -. . ,. ,. I, . . . . . . ,. NIx1.,I. Vw ll-Im. Ix. IXlt'IIill'1I4. ,I, IXIIIIIUNIQIII. KONI .u:N.Iz1I1nke.Il.Ifurl11ul1.l.,Ilumelgl.Illgelllalllll..I.z11NIwu11r'r.NX. In: Ix0IX I: I7.'l'I1mnu-. II. I'LIlIIIllIIlt'I'. N, IIIXIIII. AI. Hufer. H. IwIIllIIIIUI'NI. II. I'Iormun. XI. Mn-amy. II. I'm-all'-ull. Il!! IIN I .v. . .L ,. RUXX' Ii II, I.1lIIIIN'l'I. I., IXLII-UF. ,I. IIh1le. I. I'eurI. I'. IIUIIIILIII. II. IIFQSP. ,I, Mlznna HUII Z: II. 'IIs-vu. .I. IIl1I'Iil'I. Im. Ixngilel II. Iimlqui I 'I'.H'XIulI:-y.,I.'I'I1mm1N..I. IIrun4It. IIUXX' 3: .I. xI4'I:illlIf'I. lI.tlur1l..l. Syn-r'lm1x. II. I'I1eni1-if-. Il, XYPIIIILIN. IJ. KI'-mf IIIIII I: lv. IIwvrxxulI1. .I. I,IIl1'Il. E.. ,IuIH1f1m. II. IXurI1c'Iq. II. I'r16III. II. xIt l'l'lII. N. NIU-er, IIUIX I: II. II1IIXIIillIf'l'. 5. IIl'l1Iry. II. ImIre'v.N. II. Ihuix. X. IIQIIILIIQ. Y. IIUUIIIIH. I'. Il1'zu'IwrI. IIUII 2: Ii. Ilalwn. 5. SVIIIIVIIIII II. IXl'lIl gl'I'. X. I'.IIr'. Nl.IXm1-1. 5. IZIIINAIII. I.. XI1IIvr. NIV. IILIXIN I',IImt. ROW 5: ,I. 51-I1uII. lf. ,-XIIw1'l..I. I'mnL. 5. I'c-rrnf. .I. NIHIHIH 4 V . . , . , . , . . . II. I':1uIwu. N. I-mvlmlrl. IIUII I: Il. fuuuw. II, IKICIII. I.. I,lll'l't'II. Ii. Izgigflr. lx. FIIIIPPII II. I'llf'llIIIIIQFI'. ,l. II clwln. II, IIug1l-Iml. I'a1ggv mmflo Q II Pagv twe-nty l. l ,a . xx lv? . X l G'- X ROW l: B. Opine, P. Jarosvh. B. Sole-r. M. Dahl, E. Crossback, Miss Zarm Keljik, ROW 2: K. Flynn. J. Johnson. J. Loknwich, D. Lang, T. Davrnpori, R. Olceneski. ROW 3: D. Cordell, A, Klegin. S. Grengs, R. Pharmer. P. Allison, ROW 4: J. Haynes. N. While, M. Strevker. O. Nivkos. P. Svhnichc-ls. J. Morrow. .Q-131.1 2 ' J :1 A' ROW l: M. Heinl. L. Le-nlsch. C. Seifrml. R. Wemyss, C. Okrosinski, E. Cusm-hy. B. Lee. ROW 2: C. Lanlgan, J. Jones, E. Van Cleave, M. Gustafson, J. Ficocf-llo, D. Moran. R. Prudhommr, D. Ehrnreitr-r. ROW 3: D. Lunzvr. B. Kramer. W. Malonffy, G. McMahon, C. Kramer. P. Nierafl. S. Mendez. ROW 4-: B. Couture-. R. Rygwalski, L. Srhoenthaler. P. Cunnien. J. Olexa. D. Drobinski. C. Carlson. B. Jcfrabf-lc. ROW lc M. Finch. A. Snlrr. J. Borgvrding. S. Dahline, S. Letourneau. ROW 2: K. Schanno. M. Conlon. D.Koran.lI,Carnmisuli.lL.Paine, M. Frisk. ROW 3: J. Marchio, J. Ketchel. P. Franco, J. Smile, J. Grahn, R. Walchvski, S. Carlson. ROW 4: R, Oswald. R. Wells. J. Gill, R. Murray, J. Karbaveski. N. Wayne. V. SR - 4.4 .N TF? J f x .. , .--- a . . 'Ill A A. ' 4 QCII '- , Wy, 'Xian J . U. L ,A .fn , u'-N o rr. ' '- gi! . , 'Q wQ ' f O e:- .. , M 'F l J 'f :ffl Afxlll' Ky-. '! nf 4. X X V r . o Q R N .V , -X N h Q , r lx ig . . . X X V Mlm! V Z7 X -K , hx, x A ff' - ,,,Qs9', . ' 'A 4 .A -.-. 73'4' 'v N .fiaff-'ff 451' ff y Q -'fi Wf '4'Ms.1. 4 '11 f r 'rap'-.fc-'ma-. 5 'g?j'j.'f' .4 'N' 's,'v1EifeNxFQXN 59? 'V' N' - 2727 fffggfy 1 .wi ' f N fwfr f ' 7: E '2 T:ni:1! ' f X k.. W 75. Y fx? X :xx fx X X, b A M , A rw Not enjo ment and not sorrow, ww - , Y . , X X XXX Is our destlned end or wayg X W - X- Mr R But to act that each tomorrow, ' I V X by I Find us further than today. f r , Lx., C' N X: fl f -Henry W. Longfellow x W , ,f 'X v 'yf y If, N V fl-E:4zG'jTgf5:E?:- -,-bt: KJ 5,4 .i rr Q .N f r A f-:sus f 44 -f A A N AX ff ' ff Lf -r f - 7. . Nr 0 ' lf - r 4 A4545 5544650 if , 5 Hffgzw , Q41 1 ,Q-yn .of ' 2? f Ji 1' 7,6 J A644 nflf ,Qld xr ' fig A' 4' K ' ' ' Que, Inf .5 . ' . f 'f , ' .5 V' . n ,- fv' 5- 'j 4 9, 'Q Q , UJL f I' xy ,. f- f 1 I A A I , of ZL-, 1f1w,,L QJ ,Mfef .f ,LA-Q 'X il 'n ,J ,MAL r ' 7 f37f10fLf ,Qif JW i ' 9 I f 7 ., X, n ,wie MU W4 '5fl:.15 XXI? Qi I L5 f . , H 5 N A4 7. o ' or - --r- .Q. ,, bei ' 15' F H '-Q , x XR, . ' 4 , X it x -3.-14,1 , , ' xg- ..' ' '54 . x X I . V -Ii , . ' QVHXF 2- - ' --virxxfm V k , X W, --.' I, kt,- xifg Fil ' THE SENIOR CLASS OF 19 6 LEFT TU RIGHT: Jim Hantz. Doris lluindon. Richard Ulring. Jolm Erick- SUIT. .Ks the sand of our honrglass runs ont we look hack on the past years with happiness. pride. and sadness in our hearts. How can we ever forget the fun we've had. the friends we've made. and our own acctvmplishments? ltr-inemher Freshman Day. W52. when we were all so new and had to he guided? How big we acted and how scared we really were! Our first taste of high school sot-ial life was taken at the Freshman Nlixer. where we met the boys and girls who were to become so big a part in ottr organized years to come. We found that high school. alas. was not all fun and social events. but that a lot of work was expected of us. Among some of the tests given were the Otis. the lowa. and the Cates. ln December. 1953. our class really became organized as Nlr. Allison Cullickson became our class advisor. We elected our sophomore class ollicers: Wayne Kintlall. president: Jim Hantz. vice president: Doris Cuindon. secretary: aml Joanne Hathaway. treasurer. As time passed we suddenly found ourselves upperclassmen. juniors. How important we felt when we chose John Erickson. president: Leilani Nawahine. vice president: Milo Fuller. secretaryg and Dorothy Guindon. treasurer. Highlights of our junior year were our class rings. the sale of Christmas cards and of course the very important social event. the Junior-Senior Prom. We also chose as our Girls' State Representative, Leilani Nawahine with Joanne Nelson as alternate. and Boys' State Representative. John Erickson. Our big year! The senior year was finally upon us. One short year to cram so many important events intol As the most impor- tant memhers of the Washington student body we chose John Erickson. president: Divk Ulring. vire president: Doris Cuindon. serretaryg and Jim Hantz. treasurer. Homecoming was one of the biggest events to take place in the fall of 1956. King David Skalheck and Queen Leilani Nawahine reigned over the record-breaking event. Snow Day. another important occasion. was ruled by King John Erickson and Queen Doris fiuindon. Faster than it takes to write, it was time to pick our announcements and be fitted for our Caps and gowns. Time, too. to pivk our senior class play and opcretta. Rose ofthe Danube . The operetta and play were a great success. Leilani Nawahine became our KUW 1: N. Dolezal. R. Muellner. l'. Lundhlad. D. liuindon. D. lluindon. ROW 2: Homemaker of Tomorrow representa- li. lfoss. ti. Tonia. .l, liantn. J. l'rndhomme. Nl. Fuller. tive and Joanne Nelson was picked by student body and faculty to be the DAR. representative. Senior Honor Assembly day and Dress up day were events long to he remembered as the hourglass of years was slowly running out. Long to be remembered was the all important graduation night. when all at once in our raps and gowns we realized the vastness of the event taking place. For those of us going on to rollege it was but a preliminary. lint for those r who would take a job it was suddenly ly stepping from carefree days to adulthood Q3 Q 1 , I ' and great responsibility. ft Q AZ Q Though the years slip by fast as the .. 1, K 2 , grains of sand in the hourglass. never f 1.. will we forget those happy and produe- Q ' tive years. the friends we made and the joy and determination with which we meet each new task and our high svhool years. Page twenty-two ANDERSON, LOREEN Mar ultlagnificent spec- tacle of human happiness. GAA, GAA Board, W Club. Roller Skating Club, Bowling, Band, Chemistry Club, Homecoming Queen Candidate. - ANDER- SON. MELVIN Digger The world knows little of it's great men. A Football, Chemistry Club, Band, Wrestling, Pep Band, W Club. f ANDERT, CARO- LINE Carole She has a smile no cloud could over- cast. GAA, Pep Club, Commercial Club, Girls' Chorus. On the ,lob Training. - ARNOLD, HAR- OLD Harry 'tHe knows a lot but he never can think of it. A Choir. ICC, School Service, On the Job Training. -- BAKER, CAROL Carol c'Charm quite often lies in being quiet. Surveyor Staff, Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Nurses' Staff, Library Staff. ICC. - BECKER, CAROL Carol I came. I saw, and I've had enough. Pep Club, Commercial Club. GAA, ICC, Student Council. Guidance Staff. -- BELIVEAU, CHARRAN Cheri The life of her class and the death of her teacher. Surveyor Staff. BIERBAUM, RICHARD A'Dick Men of few words are the best men. A Hockey, Camera Club. 4 BJORKLUND, MARIANNE 'fNIary Elegant as simplicity and warm as ectasyf, Pep Club, Commercial Club, Girls' Chorus, ICC, GAA, School Service. - BLATZHEIM, WILLIAM Bill An all-around man and a man all-around. Student Council Pres., Baseball, Homecoming Chairman, In- tramural Activities, A Choir Pres., Pep Club, Oper- etta, - BURKET, DONALD Don His love is centered on one ..... at a time. School Service. Homecoming Escort. Baseball, Football. 8 BUSSE, MARLENE Molly Gay personality, full of ras- cality. A Choir, Cheerleader, Pep Club, Student Council Executive Board, GAA, W Club, ICC, Girls' Chorus, Commercial Club, Homecoming Queen Can- didate. Operetta, Roller Skating Club, School Ser- vice, Bowling. - CARLSON, LAWRENCE Egore So sweet, the blush of bashfulnessf' Football, Base- ball, B Basketball, A Basketball, Homecoming Es- cort, Student Council, Ski Club, W Club. - CHEV- RETTE, CAROL Farm Girl I know she's here, I heard her giggle. - CHINNOCK, ALLEN Al- bow I never have much to say, but I do a lot of thinking. Football, Ski Club. - CIMBURA, PAT- RICIA Pat Quiet dignity, the work of a lady. GAA, A Choir, Operetta, ICC, Commercial Club. S CLARK, KAREN g'Red There never was a Saint with red hair. GAA. Commercial Club, Pep Club, Surveyor Staff, Girls' Chorus, ICC, Y Teens, Guid- ance Staff, Roller Skating Club, School Service. s CLAUGHERTY, JANET ajax 'LShort and sweet. GAA, Girls' Chorus, A Choir. 1 I , .mx ey .av 1 -Y Y 57 ,cb .- Page twenty-three f tx . IPC' xalhif NW QS . Q - 1- A wx. lb'9s - GL --v- 1 ' . K' fav Q X I, '. ' 4, 2 . P 4. lf fa' X ' - A . xv 1 -' Q' t . Y 4 Y c -Ziff cr ll ic' 'L X th X I i if 1 Ip If I ' E I I 4' I. .. . I Q. ar '-f -v 5' xv C':Y' 1 ' fs. L- I . t IU . in' 53 l ' ww Q 0- X 0- GK Arr' ... to 7 DAHL. DUANE Duc-yn Cheer up. the worst is yet lo rome. Intramural Basketball, Bowling. Stage Crew. AVO. School Servive.-DAHI.. PAUI. Paul A hamlsorne hunk of man. School Service.-DAHL. PAULINI-I Pauline rl bouquet offashionf' Y Te-vos.-DI'lFEO, CAROL Carol Bright as the sun. her eyes. ICC. CAA. Roller Skating Club. Come mereial Club. Ove. Rf-l. Club.-DOLEZAL, NANCY Nan4 ' 1 hrrtfe fl heart with room for every joy. CAA. ICC. Pep Club. Bowling. Roller Skating Club,- DOUGLAS. BI'IVI'IRI.Y Dt1tt'liieQ' nl heaven of l'hlll'll1S.u Pep Club Pres.. Om: R1-I. Club. Comme-r4'ial Club. llome-ruining Quvvn Cuiillitlolv.-IJURIIAM. PATSY ,'Tf'llllQ'SSl'f'-- VeryperI and van sheflirlf' Bowling Cluli. Pep Club.-I'II.I,l'I. lVlICHAl'll. lVIit'Ii'i Small. bu1pou'erfi1l. Ilofs Chorus. Svhool Sm-rxivz-. AVO. - ENRICIIT. .IOAN jo Sorry her heart is I1lf?'fIll'S'll1lt'f'l1.N Oct-. R1-l. Club. Comint-rt'ial Club, - ERICKSON. JOHN Izlllllllllyu 'FH1' is the t'l1I'vYltflllI6' Creek gods in looks 111111lllhlPfl'l'S.u,IlllII1ll'Ill21SS Pros., Senior Class Pres.. W. Club Pros.. Iloyls SI1lIt'Rt'lll'l'- sentatiwe, A Choir. A Base-Iittll. I3 Ihtskt-tlmll. A Bus- ketball. B Footbz1ll.A Football. Buntl.Stnml1'nt Count-il. Hom:-1-onming Ifst'ort.- EVANS. CAROI. Skt-vts A fare with glaflness o1'ersprearl. Roller Skating Club. ICC. GAA. Pep Club,-FELDHAIIN. PATRICIA Pat Oh, to rlanre all day and all night. Roller Skating Club. Pep Club. A Choir. CAA. Operetta. ICC. - FINK. MARGARET Margi1- Guyofl1e11rlanal bright offaeef' Open-tta. ICC. Pep Club. CAA. A Choir. -FITZGERALD, KAREN But1'h My hobbies are fun,fun, and rnorefanf' GAA, ICC. Pep Club, Com- mercial Club. Surveyor Staff. Roller Skating Club. Bowling.-FLEISHACKER. NEIL Neil Trouble just won't stay away. School Servive.-FLIPP, KAREN Karen AnylhirLgfor fl quiet life. ICC. Commercial Club, Pep Club.-FONTAINE. JOSEPH Joe Silenre is more eloquent than words. B Foot- ball, Swimming.iFONTAINE, MARGARET Dolly A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Surveyor Staff. .Iunior Red Cross Sec.. Historical Society. A Choir. Operetta. Y Teens. GAA. Operetta. I 'f if 1 . V IQ' I I, ' , ,fl J 1 1-If .J , i 1 I, ' fl' , , .V .- 1 I tj ,l f lt 1 f 4 , ' . 1 .I , , rf f 1 . If ' , ' , tw i .A I 3. pw Ef- X w .Gm l f I ,I I X! J! I! J Y! I ji! 1,1 6' , ! r 1 C! ff ll, I 1 , 7 1 -J I f I I l . I ' L f I4 on 4 ffl' ,',.'llIu ff iff' .la I' I' Y 1 1 j v ,. f f , 1 l N'!l' 1 jf' yo' ,V ' f X I fl lf! Ill! If I , f ff .f ft? K Page twenty-four 1970 25 I M fl lf. l f'w 3 ,J ,. S 49 x fi' .QQ Q, 'v QF? awww, aw 1-f. V N .th ,XX '- . A W, s X. N- C .w if .Ld P ' El..- ,st , 5, h x ,...... . , f f - ' vZ.,..,,a,,- ,qi f'J-.,-g,-,f-,9- ,,..,r--gif FOSS, ROBERT Rube Always on time, well, almost always. A Basketball, A Football, A Choir, Stu- dent Council, Student Council Executive Board, W Club, Surveyor Staff.-FROST, NORBERT Norb,' Hlfsilence were worth anything, I'd be worth a nickel. Bowling, Ski Club, AVO, A Choir, Golf, Student Coun- cil.-FUDENBERC, ARTHUR Atch Tall, dark, and handsome and he likes girls too. -FULLER, MILO Mi Three speeds-slow, slower, stop. B Football, A Football. B Basketball, A Basketball, A Baseball, W Club Treas., Pep Club, Junior Class Sec., Roller Skating Club, Homecoming Escort.-GAHLER, GARY Gary Had sighed to many, though he loved but one. Band, A Football, Homecoming Escort.-CARTNER, KATH- LEEN Kit Why do today what I can do tomor- row. ICC, CAA, Pep Club.-GASKINS, JOYCE Joyce-,' Those twinkling, brown eyes. Pep Club, Commercial Club, Occ. Rel. Club, ICC.-GIBBONS, JEANNE Moon The happiest heart that ever heat. Pep Club, GAA, GAA Board, W Club, Student Council, Operetta, A Choir Treas., Roller Skating Club, Commercial Club.-CIRARD, LINDA Lyd-boon Happiness is my habit. GAA, W Club, Annual Staff, Y Teens Treas., Commercial Club Sec.-Treas., Student Council, Pep Club, Roller Skating Club, Chemistry Club.-GLASS, PAUL Homer', Bring on the girls. Track, B Football, Driver's Club, Science Club, Student Council, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Bas- ketball.-CREWE, JOHN Jack Does easily what othersjind dificultf' Science Club, Intramural Basket- ball.-GUINDON, DORIS Doris All that is neat- ness, sweetness, and completeness. Sophomore Class, Sec., Senior Class Sec., Student Council Executive Board, Pep Club, Cirl's Chorus, Commercial Club, An- nual Staff, ICC, Surveyor Editor, Roller Skating Club.- GUINDON, DOROTHY Dots Witty and clever, she talks onforeverf' Commercial Club Vice-Pres., Pep Club, Surveyor Staff, Annual Staff, Junior Class Treas., ICC, Student Council Executive Board.-GUST, DAR- LENE Dar A sweet, attractive kind ofgracef' ICC, Commercial Club, Pep Club, Occ. Rel. Club.- HAMMER, HARVEY Haw Why be serious? Life's too short. Gymnastics, Track, AVO, Driver's Club, Roller Skating Club, Bowling, B Football, Intra- mural Basketball.-HAVLISH, PATRICIA Hel-tem Give me the wide, open spaces. Commercial Club.- HEIL, BEVERLY Bev,, Quiet in afriendly sort of a way. GAA, Girl's Chorus, Pep Club, Commercial Club, Junior Red Cross.-HEUTMAKER, ARTHUR Hoot Oh come on, smile. B Football, Intramural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Pep Club, Roller Skat- ing Club, AVO. 1' I, X L 2 XY tk! .gf . 1 V y f il- N vi -L. xl , 45172. ta P S UU' ffl it at ff? . wx- . is, g 9 A X4 Q . g Q, r fi A 1. f 'S A Page twenty-five I ,X Q JZ l l s -' . . my t Y .wi Ng' r N v N 'S 1 ZA: E, ' . x my Q K M N xi 1 n' tl! li 'Q 6- I 3 A: ex. 1 i . whiff l is t Q x t '14 t ' Tai' L Page twenty-six HEYS, JANE Janiboo Liked here. liked there. liked everywhere. GAA. GAA Board, Girls' Chorus. ICC. Pep Club. W Club. Junior Achievement. Camera Club. Chemistry Club, Roller Skating Club, Bowl- ing. Tumbling Club, School Service. e- HOELZEL. TRUDY Queenie Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Bowling. ICC, Commercial Club, School Ser- vice. - HOLTZ. JANICE Jan The very pink of perfection. GAA. A Choir, Pep Club. ICC. Roller Skating Club. FHA. Commercial Club. School Ser- vice. Y Teens. Bowling. Operetta. - HUPPERT, ACQUELINE Boots I am a woman, I say what think. - - JAROSCH. DONNA Donnie Nice. natural, and naturally nice. Commercial Club, Junior Achievement, Pep Club, Bowling. ICC. Camera Club, Junior Revue. 4 JENSEN. GEORGE George L'Keep quiet and people will thing you're a philosopher. School Service. -- JOHANSON. BEVERLY Bev The ideal woman of one young man's dream. Pep Club. Commercial Club. ICC. GAA. Homecoming Queen Candidate. Roller Skating Club. Chemistry Club, Library Staff. A KANE, THOMAS Tom Beware, I may do something sensational yet. - KELLY, JACK T0othless A credit to old Ireland. Student Council. Football, A Hockey Captain, Golf, St. Patrick's King. - KINDALL, WAYNE Wayne Great things are done when men and mountains meet. A Basketball, Baseball, W Club, Pep Club, A Choir, Operetta, Student Council, Sophomore Class Pres. f KIRCH, JANET Jan What's behind that twinkle in her eyes? GAA, Commercial Club. Pep Club. ICC. Chemistry Club, Bowling. -- KIRSCHER, ELIZABETH Betty The quiet mind is richer than a crown. -- KOCH. MARLENE Kutch Here dwells, sincerity, intelligence. and happiness. Pep Club. GAA Vice-Pres.. W Club, Bowling. Commer- cial Club, Driver's Club. Roller Skating Club, ICC. Chemistry Club. -- KOSKY.,RONALD Swami He does the best circumstances allow. Camera Club, On the Job Training, Roller Skating Club. Boys' Chorus, School Service. - KRINKE. KENNETH Chinco Did nothing in particular and did it very well. Bowling. Roller Skating Club, On the Job Training. --f KRINKE. RICHARD Krink Better to be happy than wise. 4 KROIS, GERALD Whitey There's a little bit of bad in every good little boy. Student Council, B Football. A Football. A Hockey. Golf, Intramural BasketballfHomecoming Escort. Bowling, Intramural Baseball. W Club. -- KUNTZ. ROSE- MARY Shaver She's little. but so is a stick of dynamite. Pep Club, W. Club. GAA. Commercial Club, ICC, Roller Skating Club. Library Staff, Office Staff. Occ. Rel. Club. K - f St. tsf.. . . . girl i e sk el.. S A fe, . 2. Ww.,,.. .5..E.f.3. at . gint 4 1 .- 'X ,Q t satis? X, ' Est .4 si .. K X 1 ,, ,X Ns J ff f Qs if ,Lt 'Niue ,.. .. :. ' if -L' .42 '--C .L.' 'TPM f .-Y -If' f ' f f -0 ,f ' - G VZ!,1fA0!X,7, 34- .1 ,- ' as f '45 - L., . A af . ' i Z i is I KUSTERMAN. CATHERINE 'fKay -my best I I A thoughts always come a little too late. GAA. ICC. I- I at '- ' x Pep Club. f LARSON. DENNIS Swede Wise from the top of his head up. School Service. Gymnas- tics. - - LEFTO. GORDON Gordy A little non- sense is found in the best of men. A Choir. Gym- nastics. AVO. -- LENTSCH. LORENZ g'Lorie Such joy ambition finds. Camera Club. Science Club. - LONG. MARVIN Topper His height should as- sure him of a high place in life. A Choir. Driver's Club. School Service. On the Job Training, Library Staff. -A LUNDBLAD. PHYLLIS Phyl She is the girl who has a smile for everybody. Cheerleader. Pep Club. GAA Sec.-Treas.. W Club. Student Council. Majorette. Chemistry Club. Homecoming Queen Candidate. Commercial Club. Annual Staff, ICC. Bowling. -- MALONEY. IVIARJORIE Margie 'LWith few words to say, she goes quietly on her way. Girls' Chorus. Pep Club. Commercial Club. Junior Red Cross. GAA. Student Council. - MARTIN. JOHN John 'gHis ways are ways of pleasantnessf' A Basketball. -A MCGING, THOMAS Ginger Stately and tall. he strolls down the hall. Track. B Basketball. A Basketball, B Football, Pep Club, Chemistry Club. 3 MILLER. FLORENCE Floss Does what she likes and likes what she does. On the ,lob Training. Commercial Club. - MILLER. KATHLEEN Kathy 4'Her greatest pleasure is to make others happy. Student Council, Commercial Club. Surveyor Staff. --- MODIN, GUNNARD Gun He mastered whatever was worth knowing. Tennis, W Club. Driver's Club, Chemistry Club. s MONT- GOMERY. DONALD Monty I don't like leap year: they rush me so. Basketball. Track. Guidance Staff. Cross-Country. - MOREHOUSE. ROGER Rug 'SA frolic for four years. A Choir. - MOSER. DONALD 'fDon Grouchy? Not a bit. Mischief? Full of it. M MUELLNER. JOAN 'flow A truer friend would be hard to find. ICC, Band, Commer- cial Club. Pep Club. On the Job Training. f MUELL- NER, MARJORIE 'gMargie i'The busy bee has no time for sorrow. Roller Skating Club. A Choir, Oper- etta. GAA. ICC. --- MUELLNER. ROSE 'sRosie Variety's the very spice in life. ICC. GAA. Com- mercial Club. Historical Society. Student Council. Pep Club. A Choir. Operetta. Junior Review. Home- coming Queen Candidate. Roller Skating Club. as t .is tk .Q K sk at t 'Q - . If 1 ' Q 'S' Page twenty-seven AVE! 'I' I 3 51 Ax I '-4 1 - s - 1 1 . - . . 5. -cv- . ' N ,. va , Ly f ,z W .431 , . 5 at ,. A, , ff- 4: K T' Q. I W . mt- - ax . x -if 6' Y-7 s. Rl if gf K 1 I .Y Pagv twvnty-1-ight YVll RPIIY, DONALD Murph Pirlf on somebody your o14'nsize. Bofs Cbnrus. Stags- Crew, CIlt IIlI5lI'y' I . . 11 wr:-lla. Carol - .-MUR . C. OLE 4-ts xl rlrlighf to behold. Ruller . 'uliugC . I 1. lAA.CAA B 4 ' .W I .C 1- - H I m . w . . V 1' ' Cirl's Chorus, SllfVf'y0I' f ' , Librurx Stuff. lI17llllIl4'l'l'I8l Club. Bowling.-NACI.E ROB ERT Bohm, Has f',ve'x.l21ror1l,v one. A Foot- Ililll.Ii0VxIIllg.B.II1ll'I'U'Y.Illlfillllllfiil Baskr-tball. Imra- murul liaise-lmll. Driwrfs Club.-NAWAHINE. LEI- IANI bmi To .we hw is to lore her and low but ,IPF-flIff'I'f'f.u IIOlIl1'l'OHlIIlg Quve-u. Stmlvut Cuunvll Ifx- l'l'l1llXl' Board. IlIlt't'FI1'lilIQ'l'. ,luuiur Class Vic-4--Pre-s.. A Cbulr. Cirlls Stull' R1'lll'f'S4'llI1lIINf', Annual Erlilur. Y Ts-1-us. .Iuniur Rf-A Cruss Prvs.. Bowling. ICC. Olllvv Stull. llislurivul Sm'if'ly. Pvp Club. Opvrvtiu. Clwmis- lrs Club Se-v.. Snow Day IIIWLIIVIIHIII.fNI'3LSIlN. DARI.I'fNI'l UBUIIIIYN Wrrlllfx Ihr' hours away. Bmw- Iiugi. Cirl's Chorus. IIOlll!llf'I'l'IiiI Club. ICC, Svhuul S1-rx ima- NELSON. ,IOANNH H.IOllI1I4'N 'IW'hen lure' unvl .skill zrorlr togvlhvr. ehrpvvl Il 11111xtf'rpief1'e'. Stud:-ut llUllI11'II.AIlIlllLlI I'l1Iitnr.Cirl's Stale' Alle-ruatv. ICC. . . , , . , . CA A. CAA Iluarxl. CAA Svv.. W l.lub. Cy' H1 Re'lf'r'r'1'. Bmxluug. CIIPIIIISIIA' Club. Pvp Club. Iumbbug Club. PFIIHI llHl1lHIIlI1'l', - OLSON, MARY ju Prppy m11lpvrlqv. CAA Prvs.. Opf'l'1'llzl. Clu-4-rlmule'r. W Club. IIUlllQ'l'OlllIllf1 Qu:-vu IlLllllIl4ILlIt'. A Cbnir. -OLSON. RODICRT HOIPN The quirt man. Svluml Sr-rxirv, - PARON.JOSP1PH Inv Nui as quiel as he .wmns. XX l.lub. 5lll'X0'WUl'bIi1III Cull. IIUMIIIIH. I'1-pl.lub.- PA YNIC. .IOYCIC Joy Hurlf. 1here'xus1'r1geri11 the' llllllfllllflit ICC. Pe-p Club. Ou Ibv ,lub Truiuiug. Com- lll1'Fl'I1ll Club. Orb, R4-l. Club. -- PIIJICR. KICIIMIT I'ip4- nfllllirlrl a :ray or nmke our. W Club. Ski Club. llNIllIlLl5IIl'S.. A Iluslivlllull. B Ifmrllwzlll. 'I'011uis. Sluwls-ul Cuuuvil. P:-p Club. llIlf'lllISIl'y Club.--PLAT' ZICR. CAROL HSIIIIIZIP.. 'Nha' lemls ll ql1lt'1llfl'?n ICC, CAA. P1-p Club. Corumvrm-iul Club- POTIIIQIN. lVIARCl'll.I,A Lu Thf- 11111.01 mms urelhe 0Ill'.V,YUI1 hrzwlou'r1l1'h. Cmmu1'v'1'iul Club. I'4-ptilub.-Plillll lIONIlVII'l. .IAMES IImsic ' Cirlx? Thcjv lmlhvr IlH'.u A IIm'ke'X. B I uull1z1ll. Sluflvul Cuulu'il.--f R -XNTZ. .IAMICS HSl'OllIf'I'N .- I perflwl typiml l!'l'lllIgf'l'.u A Dusf-ball. A IIm'lu'lu. If Fluulbzlll. A Foul- bull. Sllule-lllCmu1c'ilVim'-I'1'vs.. Sopllnrllnlw' Class Vim'- Prvs.. W Club Vim'-I'1'o-s.. Svuiur Cluss Illrvus.. Slullvul Cuuuvil I'lXl'4'llIIXl' Iluurfl. llmucl-uuuug I'ls1'url,-- RASlNIIlSSl'CN, JOYCE I,m'kx ' uclllllljhfllf uny- thing1hu1'xfun. Il:-p Club. BIIVNIIIIQL. Cirl's Cburus. Roll:-r Skating Club. -- RAUCIIWARTICR. EDWARD HI ulle' lIl1Ih'l'.Y ll .wlilurlv rrnrl rnllx it pvr1r'e'. Ou tbl' .lub Trulllillgi. --'- RI-2Il,I,Y. PATRICIA Put I lk-ffl Illul f um huppivr lhnn Ih'llllIl'.u I'm'p Club. Cum- uu-rwiulClub.ACboir.CAA.OuIbn-.Inlw'I1ruil1illg1.His- lurl1'ulSm'ir'lx. Y! I 'S RUNK, LILLIAN Lili It won't be long nowf, Commercial Club.-RYGWALSKI, RONALD Riggy The life of a sailor is for me. -SAMUELSON, RANDALL Dago Sweet as sweet can be. B Bas- ketball, Ski Club, Track, Science Club, Intramural Activities.-SCHIBONSKI, CAROL Carol', A married lifefor me. Occ. Rel. Club, Pep Club, Com- mercial Club, Historical Society, GAA, Student Coun- cil, Bowling.-SCHMIDT, DARRELL Schmidto The very height ofambitionf' Ski Club, Stage Crew, Pep Club, Student Council.-SCHMIDT, DORIS Doris Golden hair like sunlight streaming. A Choir, GAA, ICC, FHA, Commercial Club, School Service, Operetta.-SCHMITZ, BERNARD Bernie My mind's my kingdom. -SCHNEUER, CARY Wildlife By golly, I made it. -SCHOENTHALER, ROBERT Stonie '34 lways ready with an answer, B Football, Stage Crew.-SCHUH, GERALDINE Gerri Hair that glistens like goldf, Pep Club, His- torical Society, GAA, Cirl's Chorus, Commercial Club, ICC, Student Council, Office Staff, Occ. Rel. Club, Rol- ler Skating Club, Bowling.-SCHWARTZ, CAROL Cari There's not a charm she daesrft possess. Roller Skating Club, ICC, School Service, FHA.- SCHWARTZ, JAMES Cy I hate lazy people. Intramural Basketball, A Baseball, Bowling, W Club.- SEBESTA, KARL Dull Has everything and more. Intramural Basketball, B Football, Roller Skat- ing Club, Driver's Club.-SERACKI, GEORGE George I don't mess around. -SKALBECK, DAVID Butcher Be busy and you'll never be bored. B Football, A Football Co-captain, A Choir, Band, Pep Club, W Club, Science Club, Homecoming King, Surveyor Staff, Ski Club, B Hockey, Operetta.- SMITH, DANIEL Schmots Fate tried to conceal him by naming him smith. -SPANNBAUER, AGNES Aggie So in love, she sparkles. GAA, Bowling, A Choir, Operetta.-SPIEGELBERG, SYLVIA Syl- vee . A smile that won't come off GAA, ICC, Stu- dent Council, A Choir, Operetta, School Service, Li- brary Staif, Surveyor Staff. Q., ,,,,,.. . t i K 5, 4-0 if Qu' , 'Sf' , at if' X3 f i t, 4' N X - Wai, K' .' I' P41 x , Q QVC V.. s-ap If ev . if may -1 ii.i s,Mw ' ..-N, fs K ,K J - at ,ti . Q ' an -ov L- . M 5 5 gl '23, . 'Q .W 6 BR? f ATWTI. X Page twenty-nine I STEICHEN, DELORES Dee Joy rises in me like a summer's moon. FHA, CAA, Junior Red Cross. -- STEIDL, JOYCE ,loycie A pert little pixie. lCC. School Service. - - STELLA, ROSALIE Stella The life of any party. Roller Skating Club, Chemis- try Club, GAA. - S'l'IPE. LAUREL Laurel Life is such a daily thing. STRANTZ, RALPH Ralph A mixture of good sense and good nature. -- STREASICK. PETER Tiger Anyone for a good argument? Ski Club, School Service. Rowling. - - SWEAZEY, DARWIN Dar The wisdom of many, and the wit of one. Football, Tennis, Roller Skating Club. W Club, Chemistry Club. Pep Band, Wrestling. Basketball. Bowling, Band, Driver's Club, Pep Club. Softball. TAUEH. RONALD Ron Happy as the day is long. - - TEICH. GERALD Jerry A mighty nice fellow to have around. Track, Tennis. W Club. Driver's Club. - A THILL, JOHN ,lolmsoo Laugh -he thought he'd die. Bowling. 'l'HllL. RICHARD Rutt:h He'll lend a willing hand any- time. Rowling. Band. A Choir. Pep Club, Pep Band. Operetta. - TOCONITA. PHILLIP Frog A man who seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident to- morrows. Pep Club, Homecoming Prime Minister, B Basketball, Track. Cross-Country. Football Capt.. Rowling, Student Council, B Football. - TOTH, MARJURIE Maggie The world's no better if we worry. TROJE. WALTER Wally A little. like- able fellowf' ULRING. RICHARD 'iDicker A leader among men. Senior Class Vice-Pres., A Bas- ketball, A Raseball, Football, Homecoming Escort. -- UNGER. CAROL Carol h's the little things that count. Pep Club, ICC. Roller Skating Club, Com- mercial Club. Library Staff, School Service. V- WA- DELL, MARY JEAN Wads 'nA little bit of heaven. Student Council, Bowling. Commercial Club Pres.. CAA. A Choir, Operetta. Occ. Rel. Club. --- WALSH, BERNARD Bernie Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. X - . WEDIN, JANET Jan Hjoy, like a gem sparkles I A .- from her eyes. Roller Skating Club, Commercial LV l: 'G - 3 .1 Q l ' t J' Club. - WEISZ, ROBERT Bob Wake up and ss' A J 1 , K A f '-ELL, -.r J I, . L- . . I I greet the world. W Club, Football Manager, Bowling, N, . ' . T W B Football, Chemistry Club. - WHITE, HAROLD I A .f A L Q Tweets He lives at peace with the world. Ski I i Club, School Service, Bowling. g WILLMAN, AUD- REY And Her beautiful hair makes the maiden fair. GAA, Girls' Chorus, Pep Club, Commercial Club, Homecoming Queen Candidate. - WILSON, ALVIN Al Glowing with health and pleasure. School Service. - WOLKERSTORFER, GERALD i'Jerry Give me my car and I'll be satisfied. - WORDEN, AUDREY And Who put the devil in her eyes? GAA. ICC. - WORSHAK, CAROL Worsh Her happy smiles have many friends won. ff Commercial Club, Pep Club, Library Staff, School Service. i ZANGS, MARTIN Marty Some say he is bashful, some doubt it. A Hockey, A Football, School Service. - ZARMBINSKI, DARLENE Dee Dee She seldom passes by without a friendly hi. Girls' Chorus, ICC. Commercial Club, Occ. Rel. Club xx xl QE SHUTTER SH Y BARRON, PATRICK JAHNKE, GERALD MILLER, CARL BECKERMAN, RONALD JONES, JOYCE MILLER, JOHN BEECROFT, JAMES KRUEGER, JEROME NOE, ROBERT BREKKE, JOAN KUSTERMAN, ROBERT PETERSON, GORDON EHRNREITER, CAROL LEITNER, MARY ANN ROY, THOMAS FISHER, GLORIA LOGAS, JAMES SAMUELSON, BRUCE FRAUENSHUH, DOROTHY MASSELLE, ELKE SCHANTLE, DARLENE HIRSCH, TERRY MCFADDEN, MARY SCHULTZ, DALE 5 . , Q-Fm, SPIEGELBERG, SHIRLEY SULLIVAN, PATRICK TONIA, GEORGE WARNER, CATHERINE WEBSTER, JAMES WILSON, JEAN WIPLINGER, JUDITH Page thirty-one In I X IX X SENIOR ' Q I xx f A s s . If - U U . ' 'Q77 I 'S S, . . .. - X 1 2 I I -. - Q . is Ks ' -I ' I -nv if -qw I' I' . 4 y. I .. I 9,-f MUST MISllIIIEVUlIS BEST STUDENT I BEST DRESSED MUST MISCIIIEVUVS MOST TYPICAL TE!-INAGIER PRETTIEST IIAIR BEST DRESSEII nl4:a:EsT mmm CUTE51- HMRD0 X E x X X X X. T I . '-X 2 XSS? D D' X D' ' QR I, X A S 'rx S 'R , , . - IX Z - ' 7' 5 I W' L, - X, 4 ' g -Q' . , '- Am K1 . 3' - . ' v 'A '- . 'Q I I. -, 1 V I 2 QU G7 5 . V f X MUST POPULAR MUST LIKELY T0 SUCIIEED 4 BEST PIIYSIQUE i I 9 HEST ATHLETE NIIIEST PERSUNALITY MUST TYFIIYAL TEENAIZEI' TOPS ALI, AR0l'Nn MOST POP12l.An MOST LIKELY T0 sucrimlw BEST FIGURE NIl1I'ISTI'I'1RSUNAI.ITY BEST STUDENT PIIETTIEST HAIR BEST ATHLETE xxx, X fx X X N . SS-Q -- ,- .9 ., fb., ,X my Q I V, I K . I , QQ I i i .-2, t N 1 -it -A .f ' . ff ,Mi -W 9 K . I , 6- ' ' . IX, ' -. ' KL J X TOPS ALL AROUND CUTEST SENIOR COUPLE NICEST SMILE Page thirty-two NIIZEST SMILE CUTI-1ST HAIIIDO STA RS X I ...M l I XY ' , A i Q N' hem 11 . t - , 1, . I , r- ,Y EST www F1ns'1' T0 mir xmkknin lil-191' l.0llkIXL1 wow: IAIKEIA ru mum ,x XIILLIOBAIRI-g rfmfr 'rn mfr xlumwn PR I-l'l I'I HSI' D I-IS PR l'l'I l'I I-IST HN Eh Bl'.5I DAINl.l'.R BEST IlAMiHR WIFI' 'l'AI.l'lNI'FlIl Ax X105 X wh - 'x H' Q 'I' 'I',XLHYl'l-'Il ., is ikl I'l'IS'I4 NUSI-I X' x x K N X Vx 3 5-eiliif ,lf 75, f K ' ., .W .,.e.. 1 awk,-2 Q L C xms'r1.IKELY 'ro i , FRIFNDLIF r - ' mans' A M1LLmMmE BHTEQT umm NIOST FIN Hmgmyllll-351' MOST FUN CUTESI' MWF ,- is i x ' 5. gf, . l J - ' .Q , 'f- ' s . -1' P I mx, A l 4 a I 0 ,As 'l'l1ose rule fluinrlon twins. Our Stmlvnt llntnivil l'res- iflent. T OV' l,arry. almut tn make at lUlll'llflUVVll. TEE Q v 5 01 Q Q :FM 3 w L i S Kermit, what a cute little lxundle you are In 'Y s ' one lm ' my if lluttltl lltill lllllf' - , ling- 5liLlllwm'lQ'f is 1 I llurnl llulwr .tml lu-r imp Could lliis lie ,lim Lngas? OUT 1Imn6'r'nzi - ll - isll grin. 'ff1gQ,,een I Dont take it so hard rt 1 - 'ff O9 .V I . 0. - mf? V QM 'l V' ' h,5.'ls, fri .jg-' , ll Suk! Lt uni? H .mt txxlmktkuitf liumly, wxluut lowly curls you liuw. Llllrlu. lm Our Senior Class Vresimlenl. - 1 W Wu' Tl IB slezulies. llev am Cary. l'rime Nlmister ni llu 1-mninu. I+' '35 lp llhmlilctl If ill s I la rl en? Nels fill . The The The Ha l like And joy. the triumph, the delight, the madnessl hounflless. overflowing. bursting gladness. vaporous exaltation not to he confinefll hal the animation of delight which wraps me an atmosphere of light, bears me as a cloud is borne by its own wind. C , X, X, fir, Kqk, r ,Zz Ulf! ff! f17f ' L fi L ' L L. 'fzilf ,vu N -fl 1 A Lf ' 4 - s 'A f I , 1 . 1' N if -f Mflfif K ,f fl f' P 1, af, Q- Q ,J :W f fp va- Washington lligh School celebrated the fes- tive 1955 llomevoming on October 14. One of the highlights of the day was the Coronation assembly where King Dave Skalheck and Queen Leilani Nawahine were chosen to reign over this event. Following the assembly. a parade of twenty cars circled the Rice Street business area. Later in the rlay a large crowd of students watched an inspired Prexie team down the Humboldt Indians 144-7. A dance in the evening provided a thrilling climax to the day. 'L ' N 'Z .1 .M J., --- 'flu Q .pel -. tg... . ,-.A 4... R- it ,Sl R01 fn f-vw f ' . g Q ' eZ? tfft M- ' it t,,gg,4t .y 'Kg LEFT: Queen Leilafii Nawahine, Pfvihme Minister Phil Toconita, center, and King DaveiSkallJet'li. lim t .mn ,iq lb!!! K1 Et, ,K ,Q rt NY wt 4 ...-..--.W-mv--.--.t, L ,V wwnwsw xr- - W., . . D., sw 'kwa-Q.. ,al- '2 ' ix LEFT: Royalty and sulwjevts watch Prexies humble Humboldt. 14-7. 1 GALA SNGW nigf sql, as-S 3 i 'lil King ,lllllll Erivksun and Queen Ilnrif. fzllillthlll 'Nix Y R32 Y 'W X Q DAY 1956 fr -sm, 'T 9 T ,K ,ll ,T V J' R, W? If X 2 6 v ' X 5 ' ' - s - tj . . Pl, Xlzy , ll. A V Q A -f.: 1. .... v l A I f P e A X . W- -JA K V I ' .. A 1 l , ' , , 3 l . ' --az, A ' K 'Q ' . .?..,--5.4 b -- P' .,., f . ' V , .. 4 . 'A Y x . J .. --4 'l f f lllll llllllllllfil. l'llil ,lla---n. ,lf'Llllllt' Hilmlmns, Wayne Kimlull. Mur- ph- Xlllf'llll1'l'. illlll Xluuly 5uc-zuvy :lv u vulwrllll mug and xlunve llumln-r. NRUSE OF THE DA UBEM . nv t ,r : ' s g i lllNl'llNNlllgl Ilw lwuuliful vmmlry nl l':lII'lllIllil un- lvzulx x llt'N SHlllIllIllllQ'l'. . l ,- Nlury .l4lllt' I'ninr. llill lll1llLll6'llll. l'ur lfilnlvuru. uml l'l1il Xl:-N-U, W --,Ax,-,,.- 4.. f. x.. g .V t ,.,,,.,l Y Hifi 1 -A 1 1l 1n -1' :-' 5 , ,. ,, gg ' K ' ggi! -uv 'Q' 1- f S5 'haf Ax 2 ,NA arf I, sw A a A Q1 Dljllll they make u Cozy little group? Don Murphy, Carol Chevrette. and Phil Tmwmila rehearse .1 xene NTERROR AT BLACK GAKS7' fNlel11lxersnf!l1evast pose fur'tl1f:c'ulmr.1 19-.-F V lramls Paul lllu-s. Molly llusfe. uml Dil-k lll n ri Y I '91 t 1955 'Moo LIGHT A 003 X ur,,1,1,.4:ul.4 II B3 .1 ll 1 fun, 1 mill ilu wlmu' lql lm ln- llIll'llllflIll'1Iy llfhllyl V0 .W D1 x , f 'wi s V r . yu I X 1 Xlumlry. l run ilnwln R x Q- grand m.m'h am ROSESW J-S P30 HQ I 1 . , ik. V N . I . EWS wfgam, , Q Class Pres.. lglll'lJLU'ii Mare. Juhn Erivlmni. Junior Claw l'rei Y a and 5. 'L - m,,1h,.i:u M1311 pldlwl v sleep till morn. wlien youth and pleasure mvet lu vhasv the glnwing hours with flying feel e forty-three ,ue-45 wh PREXIES O PARADE 1 L X xx I xx 1 ' A , lv wt? ' 4 Pa. ' 91? if , 'fl , f W .,4fff' x V, X .. .,, A . .xy 171, :Ti 5 A V. .4 J, .. yu- C1!si , jf, , f X . ' . .-M21 yi ' j A. - ', ,a .- v 1 ,. A ,.,. V, Af: ,Qfin . 'J uwli ' Sl f'l'3'f16ud U. X rmfl they -vvmft 'K .YXXE 04 , . ,W Q fm.: -iz., ..,. -,.5,3.,,- . W v Qi m cg X ,. if 'fe 3-5 S s i w , ' 5 ,f V mg A W V- V ,. v 4,35 :Sr Charge! wxgQZ5i.f - f Then L L xi 00 ' x 1 Ymxe Y X deux 3 . Q ,ani L ,T .t - L Q.: . K. ' n 1 f i . xykv Q ' NX 'fl . wx -Q .5 's wg X' k . 'S' 2.-15 Q ' W I x H r 'QE ' 'xg .731 Q 5 Q U P ' s I 1 NOYN' 11f,,, 1,4 dr, I, it . l Q! ..- rv -1, lvtIllI,!flSlllllQ1f .shy if fred, X A x x IK af' QA , A ff , Lf w N XL ,X , 6' ww L j 'qu 5Ab 9 . A RWM CTIVITIE EMM BML., SWWWWWPX OW ' 'QAWQX' '4L ML ami lg YAEM, QANLJJ ED Q V H ,xg V QNJ fNNX-ufxbg-1 - ,Xl KX A Q ,hw Qfjfwvwu ,WJLJ Y SQXQQXQ flxallggfp LLAVQQ Q-CJM , ff flfw-Lv-XZHL .MXLQJAJ XNXL 21, ,BM QM .Aj4,.UQ- Q L gi, fa 'Ldf 11UamQWQJwJ aawa www A if aa Mmm W MQ M N 91, Q x -x X 'NV .X xxx 1 Xa JY nv N , . ,I p lg 0 er tlmes Q QAASQ. SQL g the accomplishments of many years I t n hourglass. a A b Aww iMmvMQemmw , HN Cb M XTW -Cgfww QA:-fvxL1J2J R L G3 Q ,-. 1 tv Y ROW l: K. Nlillefr. ll. liuimlnn, I., Kliranl. li. l'ng1er. ll, liuimlun. HOW 2: ll. Heys. ll. lfislier. K. Clark. ,l. Cilwlmns. C. Elirnreiter. ROW fl: A, Wnmle-n. lx. lwlzggvrulcl. ll. 5l'iLlllH'l'li. ll. lmxs. l.. l'latzc'r. l.. Rllllli. ROW 1-: ll. XlllPllIlf'l'. l'. l,umllilu4l. C.. xXUl'SllUli. l.. Nlurrzly. .l, llullz. Nl, l'0lllZlllN'. THE 19 6 PRE IDE T STAFF lla-vnnliiig thi- Ufuutsli-ps in tlw szmmls nf timvi' is the juli ul thc' l'i'esiclf111l. 4-clitors ancl stall during the W55-56 sf-lwul yvur. Tlinuglits of thc- inlervsl :incl pleasure the lmok will inspire in so nuuiy ff-llow l'reXic-S is rm-walrrl mmugxll l-Ul'tllf'1'llllll'SSll0llI'S0f is Yllillg. t'llf'4'liillg. laying out pagvs. and doing lliv nunicruus julws l'l'1ll1ll'0il In num-I ilu' four 4lf'a1llim's. l7rum wlial liinrl of ivnrlfl '10 or 50 yvarS llPlH'0 will sonic ljrvxios lmik Inu-k into tllvsf' pugu-S ul un 1-xpe'l'i0iir'f' uml age llivy will always IPIIIPIIIIJGF? ,lvzinnv N4-Iwn uml lmilalii Naxsaliim' Pflitml the yearlmok. assislecl vspvviully lui l,imla Girarrl ami Carol llailu-r as mliliwiul assistants. aml tlw ullivr stalf l1N'IlllJCl'S Shown alwve. linger lx'l0l'CllUllFC served as liusinvss riiuiiugvr :incl clirm-li-cl ilu' sails- ln tlw lnyal Prvxie supporters wlin lirlumfially maker their mm lumk piissilwle. Nlr. l irmin All-ulriele-1' is llw luusim-ss zuli isor. aml Mr. Orlanrlo Amlvik lllv Ptlilorial mlvisur. l,l'il 'l' TU Rlllll'l': l.e'iluni Nllwilllllltl. Ruger Nlurelimlse. llnilllllil Nelwn. 1 1 ' : 1 Q.- Uit .- l'ug:1- lnrly-six J Ei si 4. K l E? :FW ff. E E 3, mf ROW l: S. Spiegxelherg. D. Cuindon. D. Cuindon. J. Lokowich. J. Schotl. K. Clark. HOW' 2: J. Thomas. L. Runk. Nl. Fontaine V. liinfeldt. K. Miller. ROW 3: J. Paron. R. Ronquist. THE URVEYOR TAF F Students are kept well informed on all the school activities. gossip. and otherwise through the 12 annual editions of the 'gSurveyor. Those responsible for the uhig scoops under the direction of Doris Cuindon. editor. are Dorothy Guindon. news editorg Ron Honquist. sports editorg Joan Lokowich. husiness manager: Janis Schotl. advertising manager: Margaret Fontaine. circulation managerg Doris Schmidt. Susan Hruhy, Sarah Anderson. typists: Kathleen Miller. Lillian Hunk. Ron Ronquist. Joe Paron. columnistsg Valerie Einfelclt. club and social editorg Kathleen Miller, feature editorg Carol Baker. Charran Beliveau. exchange editorsg and Karen Clark. editorial writer. Mr. Orlando Andvik is the advisor. ROW l: 5. Cust. C. Ehrnreiter. 5. Spiegellierg. K. Miller. ll. Cuiutlon. ll. Cuindon. ROW 2: J. Lokowivh. V. Einfeld-I. I.. Hunk. J. S1-hortl. li. Rasmussen. K. Clark. ROW 3: M. Fontaine. J. Thomas. K. Flynn. C. Platzer. C. Beliveau. C. Fisher. C. Nlurray. ROW -1: K. lfitzgzerald. R. Ronquist. J. Paron. J. Erickson. B. Foss. C. Baker. 3 Page forty --ext n lil!-Ill: X Vllfbil uifiux- nu Ku-rr NIU lUllN1'. rnlu- ruxtmllun: Xlurggle Xllwllllz-I lulw l'llNl1l!llilIl I1 mm 4 IIYINHIN MMIII! in-an-lm-r'1 .mul lilll lH.lIlll!'Illl. IIIPNIIINIII. I :gr iurlx -1-1 I i HUXX I: NHS- IM-lfllv Knmsllml. lf. W1-lrlu-r. Nl, Fink. 5. 5111-ig:-llvf-lg. .-X. Nlillvr. ,l, Cl2lllg1llt'l'lj. X SlHlIll!IlLlllt'I'. Y, lhvllxillv. HUXX 2: Nl. lim-illy. NI. Kl'llt'ptfI'. J. Hulnll. ll. lwiljllti ,l. QQHUINUIIN. ll. Flllivll , . .... , . - V In-rg. Xl, Imwc-. .l, N-hull. Y. I',lllfl'llh. lxUXX 3: M, lxiln. P. Nlvlglifvrly. IN. ,lullnkc-. N. llvffo. ,I Xlnnnlry. ,l, Fpunnlmm-r, Nl, UI-un. L. XX ltlmun. ll, l.llllllbl'I'f. in XX clulmw. XX, lsvllnklw. RUNX 1: H XXlPl4Hl'kQ'y' Xl. Fxsm-amy. li. Nllllllllisl. 'l'. Huy. Ii. ilzullmix. .l. 1:l'llXQ'N. X. Wieln-lklxi. l'. f:illlIYlll'1l. Nl XIllQ'llIlQ'l'. Xl. lfulllalille-. Nl. l'ujur. 5. Ullfl. WA HI GTO HIGH Miss llvlflla' Kmmllun. mush' 4lil'04'tm'. fresh from Mm-rry ulml lillglilllll XXlll'l't' slu hllI4llf'1l 4-1l111'ul1m1a1l lclvx ISIUII xsllll llw lsl'lllSll BI'UZHlK'ilSlIllgf.1llll1JllIlf'.10Uk m 01' Ill 'IPI vu mlwh- IIlLlllIIl'I' ilu' xmwul uml r'l1m'z1l 1u'lix'ilil'sz1l Wfzlsllillfflmvll lli-fh Svluml. I rv F 'l'h1- lrzulilismul C'll'iSllllilF- program. slagml Irmnuml1'unu1lic'z1lly simple sn-lling. nu pn-sm-lllml lu an full hmlsv. Uulmlvn ynung xuivvs lmlvmls-1l ulmusl lJl'l'ft'l'lIf in x-nrivll vusuul and xwll plzumnwl lbI'H51l'ilIllS illlflllgll llu- xx-ur. 'X lllgllllghl of vmnlmln-fl n-iTm'ls was ilu- vunllm-nlul-slxlm npm-wllal. nllusv uf ilu- lyillllllbtkuliI'1'Sl'lll1'il mluring llxc svvmul lmlfuftlu-51-ar. ROW l: M. Frisk. H. Gaisbauer. M. Behnke, J. Curtis, A. Tollas. J. Brandt. R. Muellner. J. Lange. S. An- derson. ROW 2: J. Sonia, C. Haas. R. Rasmussen, S. Hruby, P. Feldhahn, J. Holtz, J. Miller, A. Soler. W. Pearson. ROW 3: R. Nelson. A. Klegin, P. Alesso, W. Blatzheim. J. Gill. P.B11kr1wski.W.Egger.J. Karbaueski. N. Dixon. ROW 4: W. Thul, R. Foss, G. Cahler. R. Noe, R. Morehouse. N, Frost, D. Murphy W. Kindall, G. Horwath. SCI-IOOL'S A CHOIR Veterans of many public appearances, the choir was at its best in the annual Spring Concert that again drew a capacity audience. Ofhcers for 1955-56 were Bill Blatzheim. presidentg Jeanne Gibbons. secretary-treas urerg Rose Muellner and Rog Morehouse. robe custodians. Pat Cimbura. Sharon Carlson. and Gloria Payne. librarians. Miss Knowlton displayed the value of her experience abroad in television circles in her expert handling of Washington High Seh00l's debut on the KEYD-TV 9 Teens show in November. that is a joy to any director. 1 l i Q An expert now at the grand piano Washington High School received last year. Ruth Hesse. junior accompanist forthe A Choir. assists in a nmniu r Page forty-nine l,El 'l' TU RIKLIIT: fleri loungliuns. Janis Scholl. Phyllis Lundhlad. Darlene l udenher,u. Carol Nlurray. Mary Olsen. Molly Busse. Erane llrosslravk. WASHI GTON'S CHEERLEADERS Captained for the second year hy Darlene Fudenherg. Wasliiiigtfinls A Squad clleerleaders showed verve and dash in sparking school spirit at Vlfashington assemblies and athletic events. Most students did not realize the out-of-school hours the girls give in practicing new yells. In their second year. the HB Squad cheerleaders give added zest to junior varsity contests as well as filling in on the main squad for ahsent cheerleaders. Mr. Felix Gryskimsic-z directs the activities of the squad chosen by faculty judges. l,lfl 'l' T0 lilill-l'l': Slurcelia Orlando. Sandra Finney. Sharon Kleinz. Pat Hennessey. l'ugv lilly f s 5 g p t f l 2 t s .. s K 1 3 ' s 5 if X9 ,at ROW l: ll. Thul. J. Potljaski. S. Jaeohs. C. Xleflinnis. A. Anclerson, Nl. Xvoekerstofler. ,l. Nluellner. A. Eilvner. YV. Olson. C. Chris- tensen, ROW 2: NI. Fagen. ll, Roberson. C. Roeser. N. Dixon. C, Tollas. C. Caislmaner. C. llontl, P. Angle. N. Chamherlin. C. Fisher. W. Talbot, Nl. Hzmtll. S. Finney. HOW 3: Nlr. Robert Cruenenfeltler. N. Sr-ott. R. Nlurray. M. Kntlerson. D. Friesll. ll. Hunk. K, Kotlerivk. H. Kegler. S. Steiner. J. Gill. .l. Amos. D. Sweazey. K. Shortritlge. Popping up the crowd antl team alike at the l950 State Hockey Tournament was Vlfashington High Schoolis hanfl. clrcssetl in traclitional uniforms with purple ancl gold insignias. This was only one of a numlmer of important events in which the lvancl participated, including the Christmas Concert anfl Spring Concert. elass play s. operettas. assemblies. anfl games. ancl the solemn moment of gratluation. This year the lmanrl workecl umler a 11ew director. Mr. Hohert Cruenenfelfler. who took his own trumpet in lianml during the Const Guard Banfl Convert at Washington anfl hlew with the hest of them. Ullivers were Gary Gahler. presitlent: ,lucly Potljaski. secretary 1 and Nancy Chamlrcrlin. Vive presitlent. Also performing at the State Hockey Tournament ancl Snow Day were the new liaton twirlers ancl llug ln-ul'Ms shown lu-low. who atltletl sparkle antl eolor to hoth events. Their smooth skill was the result of many prz1r'tit'e sessions. LEFT TU RIGHT: M. Ruuen. J. Llilltl- .l- lllgellllillll- LEFT TO RIGHT: N. jalmke. Nl. Pojur. I . Webber. R. l'eloquin. Vugge lilly -one ROW I: H. Krinkr-. P. Wylic',l1. Murray. J. Holtz. C. Wmmrshak, C. Ungr-r, P. Lumllnlzul. M. Boss:-. D. Uuimlon, K. Lunflin, M. Hieb HUW 21.1. Hvxulrivks, P. Simpson, IT. Tuuvr. J. Wvsika. R. Koulz, J. Dorl1,C,flre-rugs, A. Vzlrnvy. C. Evans. K. Clark, J. Martin, A Ross, M. M2II'S4'h1llk.l:. H4-ssc: Mr. F:-lix Urllskivwifz. ROW 3: D Carlson, R. Palsy, J. Rusmussc-n, C. Ash. P. Buclzynski. C. Allison K. Uurtnvr, N. M2lS1lll,ll. Rf-illy, J. Wmfmlill. ll. Whalt-11. A. Lvif-r, J. Langenberg, K. Hogan. ROW 4: C. Cove-ll, J. He-ndrirks. D, Rus- mussen, F. Lovvr, P. Lupe-low. J. Hall. V. Svhm-idvr. M. Stinson. S. Heath, K. Hurst, R. Dolnvy, S. Sarro, H. Hassan ROW 5:T. Patsy. N. Jahnkv. J. Millvr. C. Sclwirlllvss. M. Svlxm-imlvr. D. Ellesworlh, P. Slochr. J. Gobvly, P. The-ll. J. S1-hadl. P. Flvming, J. Nicholson, P. Lf'3l'l l, S. J,aRuv. S. FllflPl1lN'fg.S.Sl4'lllf'I'.B. Zalcsky. PEP P PREXIES ln its se-voml vvalr. W2lSlllllQ1l1iIl 5 Pvp Cluls has grown lo almost Iwo llllll1ll'l'll IIIPIII- lwr:-1. llmla-r llu- !lll'l'1'llUll ol Mr. l'vllx fyrw 'skis-wivz. thu-lub lSilllll1'Il ul gvtling morvstu- nlvnls out to vlwa-r l,I'1'Xll' ln-urns lo xlvlorx, Rl'gllllll'IIl1'l'lll1gISll2lX1'lH'l'll II1-l1l11114lc-l'tlw 4lll'1'4'llHll0l'llll'lllll0Wlllg10lll1'4'l'SI B1-xc-rly Douglas,pl'0si4l1-I1l2.lll114' Lung:-. xivv-prvsimlvnl: Lily Nivlxos.s1'1'!'r'lalI'y'1:xml Uarlvm' Fumlf-nlwrg. treasure-r. HUW' I:.l. lg4lI'f,L1'I'1llIll1, ll. Al14ll'1'xxs, S.l'lllison.l:.Se'llPl'r'1l.ll.Klll1 Nlll1'l'. lf. 'l'l'al'lI. Y. fopli. ll. Milvllvll. Y. l'1lIllllgIilH.lJ, Iluimlou NNW Q: 1- lol1rlpll:1llN..l.lmlumu-l1.,l.lf1IrIml1S.l'.l'e'l1ll1zllm. 5. llruln. N.1,Immln-rI.nn. N1,Il.m1It..l. lIIl'!IIl'l'l. R. Pvloqlllll. 5. .lzn'olus. Hou .52 M. RIIIIPII. l.. Allllm-rsoll. A Solvr. M.Fln1'l1.J. Mlll1'I',,l,IIilVl'S,.J,c.0lN, N. llf-vc-r, 5. W1rlf. M. Hjorkluml. K. IAIIIPP J. Inge-mann. ROW 4: L. Andvrson. J. Kvtvhvl, R. Mun-llnc-r. C. Caisbauvr. M. Wvisz, M. Fontaine-. J. Kirsvh. J. Rasmussvn. B. Mason, C. Bakvr. S. Gust. ROW 5: N. Jahnkv, J. Mzlrvhio. M. Reil- ly. J. Thivman, M. Ko1'l1,J. Craws, D. Rob:-rson. D. Svlwstu, K. Koflferick. K. Zangs, I.. Girard. V. Einfvldt. K. Rivharrls. Pago- lilly-Iwo ROW l: C. Colvard. H. Class, B. Mutch. M. Orlando, E. Krause M. Crum, D. LaVasser. G. Trantham, M. Weber. ROW 2: L. Lund quist. M. Mondry, E. Goschy. A. Noe, P. Bohdan, J. Curtis. P. Jo Hanson. C. Griffith, J. Podjaski. ROW 3: M. Frost, F. Webber, E. Frost, M. Behnke, S. Finney. S. Bronson, C. Simpson, D. Fuden a berg, J. Behrendt, I. Becker. ROW 4: N, Ziniel, M. Pojar, S. Hinck- ley, D. Schmidt, S. Klemz, P. Hennessy. C. Culbertson. B. Leach. J. Scholl, R. Hesse. ROW 5: D. Skalbeck. W. Kindall. D. Sweazey. J. Lange. A. Heutmaker, B. Walsh. D. Larson. R. Schoenthaler, N. Frost, B. Worlickey, K. Piper. PEP BAND BOOSTS SPIRIT Aiding the Pep Club in the promotion of school spirit and support at athletic contests is a small but pleasantly loud group known as the Pep Band. A volunteer unit ofthe regu- lar band, the Pep Band members get together largely through their mutual interestin free-style playing and promotion of Rice Street enthusiasm in athletic activities. Because they know how to handle their instruments, they enjoy playing. ROW 1:G. Cahler. C. Tollas. R. Thul, N. Scott. ROW 2: W. Ricci, G. Christensen, A. Eibner, M. Anderson, W. Olson, J. Gill. D. Sweazey Page fifty-three ROW l: T. Sager. J. Lange. B. lllatzheim. ll. Fudenlierg. ROW 2: B. Olson. L. Nawahine. Mr. Felix Cryskiewicz. M. Busse, ll. Cuindon. EXECUTI E BOARD AND STUDE T COUNCIL Bill lllatzheim. president. directed under the advisorship of lVlr. Felix Gryskiewicz the activities of the lfxecutive Board of the Student Council. a group that meets the first hour each school day for credit to plan such major Prexie events as Snow Day. Canteens. Freshmen Orientation Day. Freshman Mixer, and a new feature. Courtesy Week. Bill was assisted by the following oflicers: June Lange. vice president: Tom Sager. treasurer: and Darlene Fudenberg, secretary. Executive Board members also attend All-City meetings regularly during the year. and during 1955-56 attended the state convention at Hibbing. Minnesota. The Student Council comprises representatives and alternates from all the homerooms at Washington. llepresentatives read and discuss minutes of each council meeting in their liomerooms and bring back suggestions from students. ROW l: N. Mason. G. Trantliam. ll. Stoelir. ll. LeVas:+eur. S. Heath. J. Langenlverger. HOW 2: K. Hogan. S. Finney. C. Younghans. .l. Lokowich. ll. llohdun. M. Stinson. Mr. Felix Cryskiewicz. ROW 3: J. Martin. L. Lundquist. P. Thell. K. Slxortridge. K. Zangs. C. Simpson, J. Cilmlnons. C. Hesse. ROW 4: J. Thomas, D. Schmidt. M. Olson. K. Richards, P. Hennessey. R. Hesse. J. Schotl. S. l udenI1erg1. ROW 5: J. Rantz. B. McCormick. ll. Tolefson. C. Wittman. L. Carlson. B. Foss, K. Piper. J. Erickson. lluue lilly-four ROW 1: P. Rohdan. L. Girard. M. Wadell. Miss Margaret Walhloom. D. Cuindon. C. Younghans. D. Fudenherg. ROW 2: C. Belka R. Kuntz. C. Unger. D. Cuindon. D. Jarosch. J. Enright. B. Douglas. M. Pothen. M. Frisk. ROW 3: K. Miller. E. Coschy. J. Payne. l . Miller. D. Nelson. M. Bjorkland. J. Longton. li. Andrews. ROW 4: C. Platzer. C. Fisher, J. Cihhons. J. Muellner. M. Rauen. C. Haas. M. Handt. K. Clark. ROW 5: J. Sm-hotl. B. Johanson. A. Wilhnan. J. Kirch. J. Wilson, J. Caskins. C. Delfeo. D. Cust. OCCUP - RELATIONS CLUB The Co-operative Part Time Training class at Washington is in its third year as an organized state affiliated cluh under the direction of Miss Ursula Sweeney. The clulfs purpose is to discuss better husi- ness practice and to gain practical knowledge. Students in the club all have part time jobs under the supervision of Miss Sweeney. The elected oflicers it ere as follows: Carl Schibon- ski. president: Darlene Zarmhinski. vice-presidentg Mary Jean Wadell. secretary : Darlene Cust, treasurer: Bev Douglas. parliamentarian: and Joan Muellner, his- torlan. COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Cluh. which is composed of jun- iors and seniors. is open to lnoth hoys and girls. At the meetings. which are held once a lnonth. husiness proh- lems are discussed and movies pertaining to various lvusiness topics are shown. The cluh also lmuys filing hooks and cabinets for the Clerical Practice classes. Miss Margaret Walllnlorii is the clulfs advisor. The othcers are as follows: president. Mary Jean Wadell: vice-president. Dorothy Cuindon: and secretaryvtreas- urer. Linda Cirad. ROW l: C. Seifred. T. Hoelzel. P. Cimhurra. S. Ellison. K. Flipp, A. Elle, R. Rasmussen. ROW 2: D. Schmidt. J. Holtz. C. Murray. M. llusse. D. Zarhinski. B. Mason. J. Roeldt. ROW 3: B. Kramer. P. Lundhlad. C. Worshak. D. Ehlert, Anderson. K. Riehards. R. Muellner. C. Alhert. ROW 4: C. Schuh. J. Wedin. L. Runk. C. Becker. C. Caishauer. J. Ketchel. J. Marshio. C. Anderl, M. Fountaine. ROW 5: D. Thompson. M. Koch. M. Leitner. P. Reilly. N. Jahnke, M. Reilly. J. Lange. J. Thinenian. Page hfty-tive NNW li if. ltttgvr. H. Snlvr. I. Svult. 11. gut:-t'. M. We-lwtwr. D, Flipp. K,FIYIIILC.Plillll't'.R4jw1 -IP.I.llIl1Hllilti. M.lfl11t1til1y'..l. tlzlruwtt, K. l.un1lin. IT, flnintlun. HUW12: M. B11ssv'.,l. Hnltxli. Murvhio. I.. Attttvrsnll. li. flllt5lHlll4'l'. J. Mille-r. D. Srhlniftt. M. Mnrran. K. f1turk.fl. Hatnlll. V.W1'rl1. Mr. Iwo Brufttf-. RUVV' 3. R4-illy. RUW 5: R. NIll4'llll4't'. lf. wvnrshuk. J. Thmnpsml. N. A. Wnrflvn. M. t m1t:1inv'. V. Znptt. H. Mitvhvlt, D. Nrlsnn. K. Jahnkv, T. H 1v1' tz1'l.P. CtllllDllt'2l.C. Knst 4-l' nmn..l. Wwlin. SPAN THE GLOBE KEEP PREXIE LORE Ml'lllttt't'SltI.lll4'Illll'I4ltilttUlIill1:lllxlAf'SINHIli1'lIl'1'fzllllt. lIlIdt'l'lhl'1lil't'1'ttUltlit-MtSS Mary 0'K1-1-11-. Itll'ItllN'l'S tnula-r tln- :tire-m'tim1 nt' Vlr. Iwo Brandt:-. nritm' to tl-llow ofthv Histnrivztl Srwivty pm-rfnrnt tln- l1LltltSlilktltgl-itlltOf. Hllllll'ItlHtIll'UllIlll'tl'SillIOXt'l'lhl'Mllflfl.KIlflXN'l1'flgI!'1liv flI'PSl'l'YtIlgl'Pl'0I'liS0I1Pl'f Ktt'hillllH'lltl1gStlllI'tllQllhf'l'llI'- vnstuntw annul Xitl'tUllS NllfS1tI1ItXtIlQlH'1'Ultlf' l'f'ill through rent yvar and for ntorc- than -1000 alumni of Washington. Ivttt-rsrw-1-it'-ft ltlllllUlhl't'l2lII1lS,illt1i Prvxi1'snl1tstthink Ff'ii1llI'f'd this YCZII' wus un unusual display ot' vlippings 1-111-4-tltlly in nnlvr tn prt-se-nt lhvir 4'4lllltll'tqS xalut-S to IlfhWH5hiI1glI1llugI't'illS.NfJHtl't'I'!4 um-l'c'.tt':tlt l.ultgvl1lwrg- t.Ul'l't,Llll1'I'S. ltlll1st1nlgil'ts1tr'4'rw-ve-ix:-ttzlmlclisplayvrtitl fir. lH'0sidf'ltt: Aelin Ancle-rsun. sim--pm-sietvlttg Sharon ltlvvxttitait1'zts4'1luritlgth4' war lay nwhtlwrs. Brunell. Sf'l'I'r'laI'y:atl11t.twain Wvctin. se-m'l'vtztry. RHW l:,l. l'mtjuski. ll. Millvr. ll. Ptn-nit-iv. if, .lu t'1b I lmrt xitsvh. .I. nr-uu.P.Lllpc-lovx,B.tfishe-r.B,M1tllnqnist.HUW'fi:,l.W'v4til1.C. tLt,l,.-lt, ROW 2:,l. Sl'll1l4H.,l. Ki r':- tlgalttvr,N,UsImltt'It1'.N.I.1'llllll'- Cuxfll.P.Silltpsl1ll.A. Arnlvrsmt.l1. Rf-iltv. S. Brnnt-ll. Pugt' fifty-six ROW l: D. Steicher, C. Belka, J. Longtin, N. Letourneau. ROW 2: J. Montez, J. Patnode, E. Frost, K. Lundin, Miss Hildegarde Kremer. ROW 3: V. Finnigan, K, Pothen, W. Olson, W. Smith, KEEP UP LIBRARY Under the professional direction of Miss Hildegarde Kremer, librarian, members ofthe staff classify mater- ials, check out books and other items, organize shelves and files, and learn at first hand what a well-kept library involves. Miss Kremer purchases materials that supple- ment course work at school as well as books for general reading. Some members meet authors and other experts at conferences at libraries and colleges in St. Paul. M. Heinl. ROW 4: M. Krueger, E. Kirscher, M. Toth, A. Worden, B. Johanson. WATCH PREXIE HEALTH Replacing Mrs. Mildred Grealish, school nurse who is on a leave of absence, Mrs. Viola Peterson has taken over the duties at Washington High School's health center. Mrs. Peterson and her staff provide quick checks on ill- ness among students and also administer the annual hearing and vision tests, Mantoux tests, and special ex- aminations needed by students. LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Dolezal. J. White, Mrs. Viola Peterson, C. Ehrnreiter, N. Bizjak, K. Budzynski, L. Stipe. Page fifty-seven 11 WY' 'FB J 5 ROW l: l'. Allison. ll. l'l1m-rlivic-. ID. llilllilllllrllll. C. lifwker. ROW 2: V. Einfehlt. ll. xllllIlgLllIlN'l'y. ff. 'lk-sn-li. Nlr. ,lvss Wiii-liniun. NNW Il: ll. l.:-Yzxss0lli'. K. l.umlin. li. lre. ll. Jarnsrli. GUI lNSFl,UR'S STAFF OFFICF STAFF Always rvuily. milling. and uhle In give advice and A helpful- stall ol girls assist thi- lim clerks, Mrs. guimlum-0 lo all sluila-nts are the l'1ll1l1Sl'lUl'S. Miss Con- Mary Hulwm-Ile mul Miss Murrisa Smnelsun. with their stzinvc llmsc :xml Nlr. jess Avlflllllilll. Working along daily mlutivs which inclurlv zuiswering the u-lf-plunw. with the-m is an ollimricnl stall cuniposerl of students preparing the almsenl lisls. and calling the homes of islwsu :many mlulivs llll'll1il00X'UI'yllllIlg frmu correcting ahscntees. Wllile xsnrlcillg in the ullice. lhc' girls are lm-sts to Slllll'lN'Illllg pf-nm-ils. receiving CX1J6l'lClli'0 that will one cluy prm c ln-iieficizll. ROW l: H. llnsi-hy. li, llmssllurls. ll. iiurmlvll. .l. Vliller. Al. Hamill. ROW' 2: .l. Curtis. l'. H1lllCl1gLf'l'. ll. Kl'LllllQ'l'. .l. 'l'liunipsnn. A. Willmun. A. lille. .l. Burns. 'fri ' 2 . K Q A z ,A - l'up1- lilly-4-lplll E21 3. 5513 ya .45 T -il f 2 ROW l: L. Madigan, M. Webber, E. Krause. D. Phenicie. Mr. Daniel Hanson. S. Finney. M. Orlando. L. Lundquist. ROW 2: C. Simpson. M. Muth, A. Noe. C. Griffith. J. Heffern. M. Behnke. A. McFadden. E. Gibbons, D. Douville. ROW 3: L. Spiegelberg. Z. Spicer. K. Frieburg. G. Massell. J. Coty, M. Mondry. M. Maclapperty, J. Podjaski. ROW 4: M. Wolkerstorfer, D. Roberson. D. Shebesta. J. Miller. M. Reilly. C. Gaisbauer. J. Marchio. P. Johanson. ROW 5: R. Arnold. D. Frieburg. E. Massell. C. Jacobo- witch. L. Purcell. V. Zopfi. H. Mitchell. V. Finnegan. EXCHANGE STUDENTS Two girls whose original home is in Munich, Ger- many. Giselle and Elke Massell. beczune students at Washington High School in more than the courses they were signed for-they became students of American teen-age customs, slang, and attitudes. At the end of the year they reported they liked Washington 'gvery much and only boyfriends in Germany made them want to go back. With a top record for tolerance, Wash- ington students gave the foreigners a natural and warm welcome. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Gis JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Gross, under the direction of Mr. Daniel T. Hanson, has helped the Red Cross with many projects such as furnishing and installing decorations for Halloween at the Gillette State Hospital for Crippled Children, collecting and filling gift boxes for children overseas, caring for patients at Bethesda Hospital. and helping at the St. Paul Blood Bank. These are just a few of the projects that the Junior Red Gross has clone this year. The club oflicers are Donna Phenicie. president: Sandra Finney, vice-president: Elaine Krause. secre- tary. Cue Masai. Elke ix .Ln 1 ' .4 1 ls 2' 4 X J il tl .,.: j . W . K H I i f Q ,, . is 1: 3 sw ,Q 'fl nw 1 W 4' 0 1 ' ' 5 . , M ,Z my It 5 'K ig ,. . t gigf' Q J v in iff! ' . x jj A A- A w ,sV jJ'i,gQfr't,p.o s,, an . 1,. 5. g l Q 5, .5 s Q. 1 7 1, r ...eet ...T . J ofa' - Q' ' .v Q -. +------ A it A , 5. M' wg H. fl ' 3 I 1 K .. 11 ,.., ' Q L' K 5 . , . ' ' r -if .. n'si f.a 9. h ' Page fifty-nine niukvrsul'!Xlii1-rival wun tlic- Slflll prim' ut tht' Mimif-s St ln-rs liziml voriiplt-tml. Thr' 1110114-X' hr-lpn-ri IPFUIIIUIQ' mt group: l rm4l.1'loll1ilIgL,ltumr'1lvf'nl'zltilHl.zlllflvltiltltiart' ROW I: l..flirair1l.M. llillltll.N.llllllIlllH'l'llIl.lJ.Fll1lI'ltlH'I' llrulvy, P. Huhlluli, RUW' 2: l., SIllI'QLf'llN'I'g. l..5pivgf'llwr I n RUW li P. I.llll4llllJUl.I,.Sl!'l4'll1'I'.l,.IiilV1lSS1'l'. F.Wvhb1-r. l.runllr.,l.Pmljziski,llfltiilitlciii.IKUNYIZLfi.Sil11psol1.ll.llllirivli . holy. S. lirmisnli. P.. fmsvliv. P. juluilismi. M. l'rmtmiif',l.. lt-wli.RUW3:l,.l.iiii1lquist. U.Sr'lin1i1lt. M. Mrinrlry. K. Clark HOMEMAKERS WIN PRIZE Mrs. Marion VlllU'lit'l1.SI11'WlVUI'giiIllZf'tl Futurr- Hmm-- l1'liiilil'ra1lliriIlgLlllf'ymirilltht'li0lll'lit'ltlSt'0N1'l'01l by Spit-1-r. S. lfiriiivv. ll, Krinkt-. N, Zinif-I. ROW 3:S..Iu1'olis.V. 0111 tilt' l 1lll'l2lSlSllllllIll'!' with an 1-xliiliit of thu- mark invrn- mv thc' 51. S. g. Z. C. Murray, P. Bulimlzui. M. Muth. ROW 41: S, Hiiiklm-y. K. Zaings. M. Ruiivn. M. Rf-illy. R, Muvllm-r. C, tlriflillt. J. llultl. J. wlf'4lllI. ROW 5: S. Klvnil. .l, MLll'l'lIi1l.fl.l:iliSl!l1lll'l'. L.AI1IlL'I'SOIl.C.w'0I'- shak, M. Bussc-. M. Morrow. J. Millvr. Y-TEENS HELP OUT Bvsiclvs prmnuting rnany worthwhilv sm-itil uvlixitic-s Such as clarivffs. sleigh-rides. and skating partivs. mvm- bvrs of tht- Y-Tr-vns m'url'ic'cl out projevts such as tag- glllgul-0l'lll1' Frm- Br-rl Fuml0fth0Cl1ilrlrvi1'sHospital. Miss Zarm K1-ljit-. atlvisur. assists-ml the' liUll0Wll1,2ll'llllT omvvrs in the-ir wurk as rlirvvtursz Nlllllj' lfliumlivrlin. preside-iltg l.llltlllf1lTllI'l'l. vit-n--pn-sirlvlit: ljlll'lt'llf' Furlvn- lwrg, sf-1'i'vtm'yg Margie- Hamlt. tre-asiir'4-i'. Eil1f'c'lllt,l'i. llnsvliy. K, Hirlmrlls. ,l. Curtis. .l, Wlisikai. lf. Frost. ROW-1-:S.Gust. B.Ztil1-sky..I. Gruws. N. .lahnke-. C. Guisl1nm'r. S, Anderson. .l. Ing:-mann. J. Lange. Agn- siwtv 5 ROW l: B. Maloney. D. Gorman, J. Thomas, G. Lefto, D. Gilson W. Peterson. ROW 2: D. Paulson, M. Alcott, D. Cincotta, R Rygwalski, D. Cunion, B. Pearson, Mr. Allen Cuthbert. ROW 3 AID LEARNING With the emphasis in modern education on audio- visual aids to learning, the AVO crew of Mr. Allen Cuth- bert assumes an important role of service in Washing- ton High School. The crew sets up and operates the many different devices the department uses, and also checks and maintains the equipment during the year. ROW 1: R. Olson, C. Lefto, J. Thomas, W, Maloney. ROW 2: W. Pearson. W. Mastel. T. Sager. R. Stuher. D. Schmidt. Mr. Allen a D. Dahl, A, Wilson, W. Norman, L. Jenson, M. Kosanke, R. Hub- ler, A. Heutmacke r. SET THE STAGE Students who enjoy the various settings and smooth functioning of the stage equipment during assemblies and programs and plays have the stage crew to thank for their pleasure. This hard-working group under the direc- tion of Mr. Allen Cuthbert learns professional skill in handling lights, scenery, and sound equipment. Cuthbert. ROW 3: D. Dahl, R. Rygwalslci, R. Wells. R. Schoen- thaler, A. Wilson. Page sixty-one X.. ,L-Q-r SS isfgfpi fl 'xg N igiws n , . 'ht r NOW l: Xl. lleinn. A. llalmriel. F. Leuer. C. Tauer. A. Spannhauer. T. Noatjes. ,l. Chermak. D. Nelson. ROW 2: N. l,etourneau. li. lflipp. ,l. llc-ys. N. Uslmurne. S. Laliue. C. Covell, A. Anderson. ROW 3: J. Wiplinger. J. Rasmussen. A. Elle. S. Futlenherg. ll. l,upclow. ll. llassc-. ll. Nliller. ll. Sheppard. HUW -lf: l'. Thell. .l. Svhotll. T. Patsy. Cl. Wittinan. ll. Mitch. N. Elle. S. . xntle'rson. I' ll. 'llll0lllllSHIl, ,l. Colmley. ROW J: l'. Streasivk. R. Roeloff. ,l. Morrow. D. Frietll. .l. Thill. ll. Crengs. C. Kreyer. li. Weil. INTRAMURAL BOWLERS 'llhv California lmowlers heafletl hy Duane Dahl won tht' l'rc-xics' 1956 intramural howling league Season. with ,loo lNlorrow.an1l lion llcvkorrnaiui provicling the high st-ore power. 'l'ht- sportsmanship and good conduct of our lvowlvrs has lu-4-n vxveptionally gootl. Our svliool Can lu- proutl of thi-sv young people. comiuenteci Mr. Alli- son Uullivkson. atlxisor. at the close of the season. Agnvs Spanuhauer ancl janv Heys placed in the girls' tlivision of the St. Paul high school tournament. l.l'll 'l' T0 ltllLll'l': J. Kruegar. Nlr. Earl Burns. K. Flipp. Mr. ltolwrt lnilehar. .l. lluyi-s. Nl. llusse. 9-TEENS TV SERIES Washington High Svhool staged four '70-minute television shows as part of a new series telecast over KEYD-TV anti valletl U-'l'eens. More than 200 stu- tlc-nts hail tlu- experiellve of appearing lu-fore the cani- eras anal Seeing a motlvrn stuclio profluction in opera- tion. Faculty menlhers who were clirectors for the pro- grams were llliss llelftte Knowlton. Miss Zami Keljic. and Mr. Allison Cullivkson. lilavulty niemlmers and atl- IllllllStl'ililUIl personnel 4-oops-1'att'tl in making the series a success. Almost all rlepartments of the svhool were re-prest-ntefl in at least one of the show S. l,EF'l' 'l'0 RlGH'l': 5, llronson. Nl. l'ojar. S. Steiner. lf. Well- her. tl. Vllfiillllltllll. -TEENS, lf. -.--- .QM-.tl Q This they all with joy ful mind. Bear through life like a torch in flame, And falling. fling to the host behind. Play up! Play up! and play the gamelv PURT ' ,.555 , ' ,ff f l ROW l: Mr. Firmin Alvxandvr, Mr. George Kirkvhy, Mr. Felix Gryskicwiarz. HOW 21 Mr. Rohm-rt Turin: Mr. Arvhii- Skalha-1-k, Mr, Harry Nelson. Mr. Allvn Cuthlwrt. THLETIC BO RD Under thc- direction of Chairman Felix Cryskiowicz, rucnilwrs of the Athlctit' Board at Washington High Si-hool arc- rf-spnnsihle for the athletit' program and tht- award dinm-r for athlelffs in the Spring. Budgets and equipment. safety and health checks on athletes, and hasit' polivivs arf' the' responsibilities of this group that iut'ludvs Mr. Firmin Alvxau- dvr, Mr. Ct-orgv Kirlwhy. Mr. Rolwrt Turner, Mrs. Archie Skallwvli. Mr. Harry Nvlson. and Mr. Allvu Cuthha-rt. PI'l'Kl1'S.illlll4'll1' program supe'rvisc'd by Athlvlit' Board prmidvs widv varivly ol'at'tixiti1's. uw:-ls all in- t1 r4'sts ol luoys and girls. Page- sixty-four 5 I? ill M1 1 g . 1 i I i ROW 1: W. Kopischke, J. Syvertson, R. Olson, P. Toconita, D. Skalbeck, R. Prudhomme, W. Egger D Grahn. ROW 2: Mr. Clifford Ingwell, K. Dey, G. Gahler, R. Ulring, D. Burket, J. Rantz, J. Kelly, J. Erick- son, G. Bond. D. Kieger, Mr. Archie Skalbeck. ROW 3: J. Sager, M. Fuller, ,I. Gill, B. Lambert, L. Carl- son, J. Burket, R. Nagle, G. Krois. ROW 4: R. Worlickly, L. Schoenthaler, R. Anderson, J. Hammerlind, M. Strecker, M. Anderson, R. Ronquist, D. Cincotta. WASHINGTON? VARSITY ELEVE With Coach Archie Skalbeck and Co-Captains Phil Taconita and Dave Skalbeck leading the 1955-56 Prexies, Washington ended its season on the gridiron with a record of three wins, three losses, and one tie. The squad improved steadily during the season and pro- vided a thrilling 14-7 win over Humboldt in the annual Homecoming battle. John Erickson secured the quarterback spot on the All-City first team while Bob Olson and Dave Skalbeck placed on the second team. Winning was not the only objective. Coach Skalbeck did a wonderful job of teaching the boys fair play and of building strong, sound character needed to make good American citizens. Co-Captains Dave Skalbeck, left, and Phil Toconila. A SQUAD SCORES Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington O 14 0 13 27 14 25 M onroe 14 Harding 18 Mechanic Arts 0 Johnson 19 Wilson 13 Humboldt 7 Murray 0 Page sixty-five lsti 'Ei ROW li ll. Ande-rson. R. Portnvr. ,l. Svhultz. C. Wittman, R Koran. F. Thunhorsl. S.Sill'Zlf1ll!'1lll.Rl,W 2: Mr. Rolwrt Ryan ll. Kvndig. T. Sullivan. fl. Ash. M. Vinw-nt. R. Mc-nic-r. D. Krall JUNIOR GRIDDERS Coavh Rohr-rt Ryan's R Squad foothall tc-am split tht- svason. 2-2. in vity 1-orifore-ru'v play. wshilvshowing sonic- olithe- lu-st spirit WLlShilIgLllDl1.S junior varsity has had in ye-urs. Thu te-am :lm-livata-cl Murray. 6-O. and Wilsfmri. I3-7. and lost to Johnson. 26-O. and l'lurnholdt. l2-6. RKIW l: R. l'ilt1'sxold. R,lIlring.t1.lhry. T. Daxvnport. J. Rurkvt. fl. Krois. ll. Hill. l'. 'l'o1-onita. ROW 2: Mr. Ne-lson. T. Sugzvrnl. Svu-rlson. T.O'MuIl1-v. l'. l runm'o. Wi. iVl1lltHlf'Y. T. Daulton. D. Kit-gvr, R. S1'ltlll'llll'T,Rl,W Ii: W. Rggr-r.R,l1outurc-.C.Modin. B- W1-isz. R. Nuglv. fi. T4-ivh. M. Andvrson. W. Mastvl. Prud- E5 x C. Crewe. G. Christea. ROW 3: C. Ehlert, L. Crittner. J- Gibbons. F. Nvurnann, K. Krzyzaniak. C. Nelson, J. Codfrvy. M. Alvott. BOYS' WR CLUB W8ShlIlgllDIl,S growing lettc-'rm0n's rlub. Mr. Harry Nelson. advisor. staged its third annual spring award din- ner, an event that has become one ofthv highlights of Washingtonis activities. Th? club is dedicated to the ideals of sportsnianship and trufx school spirit and sc'rx'ic'v among athletes represvnting the Proxies. honnnv. ROW fl-: 1. Erivkson. K. Pipe-r. l.. Carlson. R. Foss. R, Kustvrrnan. P. Sullix an. C. Gahlvr. M. Zaugs. J. Ranlz. ROW 5: R. Bivrhauni. D. Skallwrk. Nl. Strvvkvr. T. MrCing, W. Kindall. R. Olson, J. Schwartz. D. Sweazey, M. Fuller. Pago sixty-six ROW I: J. Heys. C. Murray. P. Lundblad, M. Olson, M. Koch, J. Gibbons. L. Anderson. ROW 2: A. Spannbauer. J. Lokowich. S. Anderson. Mrs. Ruby Gould, J. Wiplinger, S. Hruby, N. Chamberlain. AA BO RD DIRECTS BIG PROGRAM Under the direction of Mrs. Ruby Gould, advisor, the thirteen girls above directed the yearly activities of one of Washington High School's largest and most active or- ganizations, the Girls' Athletic Association. As members of the GAA Board, they held the following offices: Mary Olsen, presidentg Marlene Koch, vice-presidentg Jeanne Gibbons and Lore-en Anderson, social chairmeng Agnes Spannbauer, W Club, Jane Heys, minor sports, Joanne Nelson, recording secretaryg Joan Lokowich and Susan Hruby, fieldball and basketball, Nancy Chamberlin, vol- leyball and softball, Judy Wiplingcr, Raprin-Wax: and Carol Murray, year book. The girls below who serve as referees aid in the smooth operation of an athletic program that stresses besides sports values the fundamentals of good sportsmanship. The WH club with Agnes Spannbauer as represen- tative stages the annual spring banquet at which awards are given to GAA members who have earned sufficient points in various phases of the program. ROW l: C. Kaiser, J. Lokowich. G. Younghans, A. Spannbauer, J. Heys. ROW 2: J. Wiplinger, P. Lund- blad, J. Schotl. M. Olson. Page sixty-seven S-ai ROW l: P. Bohdan, M. Hanfll. J. Heys. J. Gibbons, A. Spannbauer. ROW 2: L. Anderson. M. Busse, C. Murray, D, Fudenberg, S. Hruby. ROW 3: L. Girard, S. Anderson, M. Koch, M. Olson, P. Lundblarl. ROW 1: A. Spannbauer, J. Wiplinger, J. Kirch, M. WadPll. ROW 2: J. Hvys. C. Murray. L. And:-rson,J Gibbons. ROW 3: I.. Girard. M. Olson, M. Koch. M. Busse, P. Lundblarl. ROW l: P. Bohrlan, B. Lev. C. Younghans, D. Ehlert. M. Handl. J. Longtin. ROW 2: E. Goschy, S Hruby. J. Svholl, K. Richards. D. Fudenberg, N. Chamberlin. C. Kaisc-r.ROW 3: S. Anderson. L. Ander son.J.Mar1'hio. M. Reilly. J. Lokowirh. A. Elle. ROW 4: J. Thieman, N, Jalinke. J. lngc-rnann, D. Thomp son, C. Ouislsauf-r. M. Rzuivn. S. ' .' . A J ' R Page sixty-eight if .- ' 3 1 We ' . . l e J 35 - 1 A -I A Q , :E X sz x , X , 5 LJ ff Q 0 : an as J n J t '- .. 7 is f ,. J Q, , A ,- 'x' T ' I M- ' 1 . .9 ..., ', ' f' ' fe , .. K -j . f' 'J fl ' Q , 6 f -fl. f f . A nv. 1 .. ff ' - K . K if ROW 1: G. Trantham, M. Weber, S. Finney, M. Orlando, E. Krause, D. Roller, C. Colvard. ROW 2: M Frost, F. Webber, C. Grifhlh, C. Ulhrich, R. Peloquin, M. Behnke, R. Law, L. Lundquist. ROW 3: A. Noe, P. Angle, J. Coty, S. Jacobs, J. Podjaski. M. Muth, C. Simpson, B. Mulch, S. Bronson. ROW 4: A Tollas, S. Klemz, P. Hennessy, S. Steiner, S. Hinkley, M. Morrow, C. Buechner, M. Pojar, K. Koderivk N. Ziniel. ROW 5: J. Graves, C. Dolezal, J. Behrendt, K. Zangs, J. Koch, A. Widerski, D. Roberson, D Sheba-sta, V. Zopfi. Q .1 a E fs' ROW I: B. Krinke, M. Tissek, J. Wosika, A. Ross, J. Langenberger. ROW 2: B. Malmquist, A. Anderson, P. Simpson, A. Leier, N. Osborne, J. Varney. ROW 3: K. Shortridge, G. Ray, C. Covell, D. Secord, J. Asher. ROW 4: C. Handt, B. Zaleski, S. Fudenberg, P. Thell, J. Schadl. E. Whalen. ROW 1: S. Brunell, M. Marschalk, J. Nicholson, C. Tauer, J. Rasmussen. ROW 2: S. Heath, M. Heinn, S. LaRue, S. Sarro, M. Stinson, M. Bittner. ROW 3: J. Prochaska, K. Hursi, M. Schneider, J. Wedin, G. Hesse, C. Riley, F. Lever. ROW 4: L. Spiegelberg, V. Schneider, J. Cobely, L. Spiegelberg, P. Stoehr, N. Mason. Page sixty-nine Hill -' WW N-.. T' ROW 1: J. Spannbauer, E. Madigan, T. Daulton, B. Blatzheim, B. Schneider, J. Schwartz, M. Daulton, J. Syvertsen, K. Krzyzaniak, D. Queen. ROW 2: Coach H. Nelson, J. Unger, D. Kieger, D. Klemz, T. Brill. R. Pietrus, D. Ulring, M. Fuller, J. Erickson, J. Rantz, D. Sullivan. , PREXIES' VAR ITY NINE A season record of six wins and two losses put Coach Harry Nelson's 1955 baseball team into the District 15 Play-Offs. John Erickson and Milo Fuller, All-City first team players, led their teammates to an encouraging 3-2 win over Harding in the play-offs, but Prexie hopes were dashed by a 7-2 defeat by Wilson. BASEBALL SCORES Washington 5 Mechanic Arts Washington 13 Murray Washington 13 Central Washington 4 Wilson Washington 7 Humboldt Washington 4 Johnson All-City player John Erickson slides safely into third base in game against Johnson. The Prexies won, 4-3. 0 l 7 5 0 3 3. Washington 10 Monroe 1 Washington 4 Harding 6 Play-OH District 15 Washington 3 Harding 2 Washington 2 Wilson 7 Ted Brill scores the first run against Wilson, but the Redmen tipped the Prexies out of first place in the league, 5-4. I I Page seventy 'S A a - ss 1 ...Qf E .l ROW 1: B. Kusterman, W. Krois. ROW 2: Joe Paron, G. Tonia, M. Zangs, J. Kelly. GOLF TEAM Four wins and four losses brought a fourth place berth in the city conference for Coach Firmin Alexanderls 1955 golf team. Jack Kelly was high point player with 18 lb points'followed by Bob Kusterman with 16 points. Wash- ington's wins were over Wilson, Humboldt, Mechanic Arts, and Murray. NET STARS Washington'stenn1s team, coached by Mr. James Sar- gent, had a cold 1955 season as a group, but several in- dividual players had better luck. Al Webber won the most single events, while Darwin Sweazey gave promise of taking over Webber's position. A win over Mechanic Arts was the team's only victory. LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Seazey, A. Webber, D. Peterson. X, . S k E X me eeee T X X . Q 3 YN 6- X Qs N Page seventy-one fa, -'i at ROW l: T. Davenport. D. Thomas. J. Tachida. T. Albrecht. ROW 2: W. Runk, M. Moylan, K. Dey. R. Fontainv. B. Ettcsxold, P. Toconita. R. Mitchell. ROW 3: R. Olson, R. Caven. W. Reinhardt, J. Amos. R, Contnrc. P. Franco. T. Flaherty, F. Goschy, D. Morgan, Mr. Allen Cuthbert. TRACKTEAM Washington High School's senior varsity track team scored two wins against three losses in l055 meets. Under Coach Allen Cuthbert and Captain Robert Mitchell, the boys learned to give their all in a sport requiring stamina and courage, and drawing little of the glory major sports rcccivc. CROSSCOUNTRY Coach Daniel Hanson's young but promising cross- Country team closed its season with a win over Mechanic Arts after losing to Johnson, WilStJIl, and Humboldt. Vet- eran Tom Davenport took first against Mechanics. Coach Hanson expects great performances from freshman Dennis Mitch and Ron Roelofs. ROW l: R. Roclofs. T. Davenport. B. Lassen. ROW 2: D. Mitch, D. Mitch, G. Krcyer. Mr. Daniel Hanson. I ! QR ' .f7 'A .f Page seventy-two ROW 1: 1.. Christen. ll. Kieger. 'l'. Klcfling. W. Kindall. J. Erickson. R. Kleinn. H. lilringt. ROW 25 ll. Skallmeck. J. Marlin. K. Piper. ll. Foss. l.. Carlson. 'l'. llaulton. H. l lormzin. Mr. llarry Nelson. WA H1 GTON9S Aw SQUAD CAGERS After ending an average season in fifth place in the city conference with a record of four wins and four losses. Washington's varsity cagers under Coach Harry Nelson scored the upset of the year by defeating Wilsmmri, city champions. 51-45, i11 the District 15 play-offs. Harding eliminated Vlfashington in the semi-finals with a score of 74-49. John Erickson won a berth for the second time on the All-City team, while W3y'IlC Kindall and Tom McGing received honorable mention. Kindall and McGing led in Prexie scoring for the season. Washington 51 Mechanic Arts 26 W3S1l1llgt1Jll 58 Monroe 44 Washington 38 Murray 40 W3Sll1llg1lJIl 4-9 Harding 63 Washirigtian 46 Central 44 Washington 47 Humboldt 46 Vifashington .55 johnson 43 W8S1l1IlgllJll 4-T Wiilson 623 District 15 Play-Oils Wasliirlgtmmii 52 Mechanic Arts 36 Vifashington 51 Wilson 431 Washington 49 Harding T4 lop Scorer Top Scorer loin Alvlrlltg Wayne Kindall ROW 1: C. Johnson, C. Christea. F. Newman, F. frey, J. Gibbons, C. Ash, Mr. Robert Ryan. nf - U11 ROW 2: J. Schuh. C. Cod- lu ., NB SQUA , ,,y MNASTICS A BASKETBALL TEA Coach Bob Ryan's B Squad did not win many victories during the season against a rough junior varsity league, but there were several players who showed prom- ise as future varsity material. Next year's B Squad will face the loss of promising incoming freshmen and sophomores will hold the line-up. Captain Tom Davenport was the only member of the team to enter the state tournament in individual event gymnastic competition this season. The squad under the coaching of Mr. Cliliord Ingwell placed sixth in the city conference, topping Monroe, Central, Mechanic Arts, and Humboldt in the final standings. l.El 'l' TU RIGHT: Mr. Clifford Ingwell, R. Jones, T. Davenport, P. Franco. W. Kopischke, J. Spannbauer, K. Pharrner, Il. lihrnreiler. R. Portner, C. Wittman. l Page seventy-four .1 Wm, ROW 1: J. lturket. Nl. Zangs. J. Prutlhuinnie. C. Bond. D. Prudhnnime. J. Fivocello. C. Tonia. ROW 2: Mr. Robert Turner. J. Kelly. J. Rantz. C. Hnrwath. J. Krois. J. Welsch. J. Griffith. B. Wor- lickey. ll. Bierbauxn. WASHI GTON'S 19 6 REGIO O E CHAMPS A sizzling 2-0 win over Minneapolis South in the Region 1 play-oils brought the Prexies their first berth in the state hockey tournament in 11 years. giving Washington fans their biggest thrill of the athletic year. Coachecl by Mr. Robert Turner. the boys piled up a six win, three loss conference record that gave them fourth place in the city conference. 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