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

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1958 volume:

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D K' g ' D c1Jcxndl ' I Sh J obs D Sh bestcx 9 The 1958 President Washington Senior High School St. Paul, Minnesota Geraldine A y Foreword . . . . . .News Hash. . .cub reporters who entered 'Washington pressrooms in 1954 are ready to submit their final copy to the sophomores and juniors who are the ones who will carry on in the future. ...Flash. . .if the example is good the cubs of ,56 and '57 will become full fledged reporters in 1959 and 1960. ...F1ash...watch for big stories by these new reporters. . .Tip. . .major heading, Their Future Lives. ...Flash. . .what will be the response given by these new cub reporters of Washing- ton's pressrooms who are now ready to take over bigger assignments? . . .F lash. . .we are now submitting our final copy as seasoned Reporters. The stories of the future at Washington are yours. 2 Extras U11 Mary Wolkerstorter Editors Q51 Mr. Turner CCNTENTS Funnies 1351 Pictorials 143, Dick Portner Sharon Bronson 39. 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'W - 1-1 ...,.. -:1q':-gavegifiw i:Qf',2f32T2jk-gg X --gjgarmx fan Q .:?f'5: '- fm,-,,ff,r,-ff, , ,- Anflx. , . ,..1..S, .. W. um- ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL Every newspaper has its editor-in-chief who keeps the paper running smoothly. Here at Washington Senior High School our editor-in-chiefi' is Mr. Garden E. Miniclier, principal. He keeps the edi- tionsi' of Prexies up-to-date by bringing in new ideas and procedures from his contacts on the St. Paul city-wide com- mittee and many summer and winter workshops. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL The genial but efficient managing edi- tor at Washington is Mr. George Ifirkelyf, assistant principal. He helps cub re- porters stay in line and get their copy in on time, and even gives the veteran reporters a guiding hand at times. He also is active on city committees and in workshops, giving fresh ideas when they are needed in the school program. COUNSELORS Administrating tests to check students' abilities, progress, and interests is the main job of Washingtons' counselors, M iss Constance Howe and M r. jess Wichman. Through guidance towards scholarships they also give veteran Prexie reporters an assist in getting into specialized fields best suited to their talents. Mr. FIRMIN ALEXANDER Engli.vh'S'5ial Studies St. Thomas College Miss FRANCES SPRINGER American Hirtogz University of Minnesota Mr. JOHN MCMANUS Soczkzl Studlex St. Thomas College Miss DeETTE KNOWLTON Music, English University of Minnesota, Mc- Phail School of Music Mrs. RUBY COULD Mrs. VIOLA PETERSON Phyriml Eduealion Num Battle Creek College University of Minnesota Mr. ROBERT INDEHAR Visiting Tmghef Miss URSULA SWEENEY Macalaster College, University B11-Vifwir of Minnesota St. Benedict College Miss MARY O'KEEFE Speeial Classes University of Minnesota Mr. ARCHIE SKALBECK Social Studies Gustavus Adolphus Miss MARGARET WALLBLOM Business University of Minnesota Mr. ROBERT TURNER Student Couneil St. Thomas College Mr. ALLEN CUTHBERT Ineluslrlal Art.: University of Minnesota Miss BESSIE MULHOLLAND Art University of Colorado, St. Olaf College Mr, RALPH BACON Business Hamline Mrs. HAZEL NORDEN Homemaking University of Minnesota I I W w3a www. M-f www wwwxxwmg 1 V 'Q 1 1 u , : ! 53 , .. K J ' jay. .. 'Q i ,in-.1lhf ' ' '7!Z2:!f5'11 X 5 M, .z w,5,f',y11 f. f X Q 2 I K In .. ,..,. TMI., , if--.. .mm Four years ago Mr. Robert Turner entered the Washington High School press rooms as an assist- ant editor. Besides becoming a very informative editor, in his association with the cub reporters, he also became a coach for Washington's hockey team. Two years ago, along with his other duties, he be- came our part time student council adviser. His work there made him even more popular with the cubs. Since then, he has been affectionately called 'iPop.U Turner. This year Pop became a full time student council advisor, 'ceditingn this year's student council activities and helping us to enjoy them more. During 5th period each day a group of students meet, for credit, to plan the activities of the student body. This is the executive board of the student council, the student govering body of the school. President this year was Kurt Dey, vice-president, Sandy Fudenburgg secretary, Pat Simpson, andtreasurer, Dick Portner. This group has worked hard all year to sponsor such events as Snow Day, Operation St. Kris, Sophomore Get Acquainted Dancef, Christmas Seal Drive, and, something new this year after an absence of three years, individual pictures of the members of all three classes. ROW I S Fudenberg, Kubitschek, M. Pojar, P. Simpson, S. Finney, Mr. Robert Turner ROW 2 J Weber, J. Griffith, F. Thunhorst, R. Portner, K. Dey, D. Dahlquist. 10 Council Executive Board , Four years ago a new group of cub reporters Qfreshmenj entered the pressroom fWashington High Schoolj for the first time. Before them were four years of training which was a requirement for their own first by-line Cdiplomaj. This is the class of 1958. Miss DeEtte Knowlton was appointed class advisor and has been a constant help and guide to us. She was not only an advisor, but a friend fo whom we could come when we were troubled. We wish to . express our gratitude and appreciation for her help. In general terms we were not any different from any previous classes. ' We elected ofhcers and staged special events like all other classes before us. In our sophomore year we chose our first class ofiicers: Don Kieger, president, Gerald Godfrey, vice president, Kurt Dey, secretary, and Corrine Ulbrich, treasurer. In our junior year we chose a new set of officers: Dennis Gilson, president, Kathleen Zangs, vice president, Geraldine Trantham, secretary, and Kurt Dey, treasurer. We also sponsored the junior- Senior Prom, a very successful affair with the Theme Dreams This brings us toward the end of our training, our preparation is nearly complete. We have one more year, this is the final step before our by-lines. As our officers this year we have chosen Patricia Hennessey, president, Micheal Alcott, vice president, Marcelia Orlando, secretary, and Marylyn Weber, treasurer. Our Homecoming festivities were reigned over by Her Majesty Colleen Grifiith and King Kurt Dey. Also in this full and final year we have presented our Senior Class Play, Life with Father. We entered the press room as cubs to complete our four years of training. Now we have our by-linen and are ready to meet the deadline. This is not the end but the beginning. For now we will go forth into life to publish our own first editions. PATRICIA HENNESSEY Tour tenme personaliga has given you a place in Washington's vegf best GAA, Cheerleader, Captain of Cheer- leaders, Secretary of Student Council, Executive Board, Pep Club, A Choir, FHA Vice President, FTA Secretary, Historical Society President, ICC, Dramatic Club, Operetta, Bowling, Senior Class President, Homecoming Lady in Waiting. MARCELIA ORLANDO There is nothing morefun than listening to sweet CeCi GAA, FHA, Pep Club, Dramatic Club, W Club, Cheerleader, Creative Writing, GAA Board, Red Cross, Senior Class Secretary. KURT DEY A tribute to Washington and the whole student bob W Club, Football, Track, President of Student Council. MICHAEL ALCOTT 'Hercules,had nothing on this man's charms Senior Class Vice President. MARILYN WEBER Big things come in small packages GAA, W Club, FTA, Creative Writing, Pep Club, FHA, ICC, Surveyor Staff, Senior Class Treasurer. GERALD LALLA A man of many talents W Club, Drivers Club, Pep Club, Huston cal Club, Cross-Country, Track, Gym nastics, Operetta, Red Cross, Roller Skating Club, President of A Choir ts. v-L4 - F ' 'TES' Qi. . .. '. 's - . .V g ., .:- rg., T xgggggf My , s f,f,'!Sifgff, , ravens gyng r. - . Erin 1 ' what-an I .- ' . ,,. .,,. 'S' .f ta if . 11 Aw Pftifwzig-.ty '- A .1 V 5,45 'AX .1 f 52235 4' 1 . is ing ,. gig t wife? if . E if K of ' y . ' ' X f 3 . . it i ' if - , K . q.g.wgg KM, if ,af a, f'-- -j. ' .srsi E K I ., . .V .. -E, - I ' 'V V- in . I V, it g g , 4 i f ily.- Q51, 'V 7 .2553 1:11 Q z7Eii512 , ' fl fe ts exews. 4 BRUCE ALLISON Friends, all my friends Camera Club, Mathematics Club. JAMES AMOS So tall and so, so quiet AVO. PATRICIA ANGLE 'It's the spirit that urges you on GAA, Red Cross, GAA Board, Band, Pep Club, W Club. GARY ASH Likej21ther, like son Chemistry-Math Club, W Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Tennis, A Choir, Senior Class Play. JOYCE BECKER Quiet, but sincere MARGARET BEHNKE She can tell a joke and take one loo FTA, FHA, GAA, ICC, Dramatic Club, Bowling, Creative Writing, Commercial Club, Pep Club, A Choir, Senior Class Play. GERALDINE AMEY G'erri is one who is zyten mergf' Occupational Relations, WORK, Com- mercial Club, ICC Club, FHA. BEVERLY ANDERSON One ry' two peas in a pod Pep Club. ROBERT ARNOLD Sweet little Harlan Dramatic Club, FTA, A Choir, Senior Class Play. ILONA BECKER Flashing eyes that speed such warmthn GAA, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Creative Writing, Commercial Club, WORK, ICC. DONALD BEDNER Wllways a joker in the crowd Sketch Club, Chemistry Club, Drivers Club, Bowling Club, Senior Class Play. JOYCE BEHRENDT Punky's IW is just a bowl cy' cherries' Roller Skating, Surveyor Staff JAMES BENZ The tilt of thy nose would suggest one who enjoys life. Bowling Club. NANCY BEYER Lively and sparkling always. GAA, FHA, Commercial Club, Pep Club, Occupational Rela- tions, Roller skating. MARLAINE BLILIE A quiet one but don't under- estimate her. Commercial Club, Dramatic Club. GERALD BRANOVSKY Nothing is impossible to a will- ing worker. Bowling Club, Biology Club, AVO, Drivers Club. MONARD BROWN He even has a car to match his hair! PATRICK CADY Thy name implies that you may have a wee bit of Irish in ye. JUDD BERTHIAUME Business before pleasure, and then lots of pleasure. Hockey. TOMAS BLANK A jolly good fellow is he. RICHARD BRADY Romeo, Romeo, how you have changedlu Drivers Club, Surveyor's Staff. SHARON BRONSON Vinnie! Vinnie, come here this instant. FHA, GAA, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Senior Class Play. DONALD BUNDE You are absolutely the fastest walker on earth! ALICE CAMERON Through hard work she has mastered the difficult. DAVID CLARK The day is yet to come when David isn't chewing. W Club, AVO Club, Tennis. JUDY COTY Let's have a ball! Pep club, GAA, Creative writing, Commercial C lu b , WORK Club, International Correspond- ence Club, FHA. MARJORIE CRUM We wish you all the luck in the world. FHA, Pep Club, WORK, His- torical Society, Commercial Club, A Choir. CAROL DOLEZAL Your future is taken care of and happiness shall be yours. Commercial Club, Dramatic Club, GAA, Bowling, Pep Club, Home Planning Club. KEN DOUGLAS When can we make a loan? Drivers Club, Pep Club. VERONICA FINNEGAN Such a soft voice but can it hurry! Commercial Club, Pep Club, Dramatic Club, Senior Class Play. CAROLE COLVARD Who said women aren't equal to men? RUTH ANN COTY A warm love of fun behind a quiet exterior. WORK Club. CAROL CULBERTSON Flashing dark eyes full of fun. Pep Club, Dramatic Club, A Choir, ICC, Occupational Rela- tions Club, Student Council. ROBERT DOLNEY That's a jokef' JOHN EINFELDT jack is tall, dark and hand- some, girls! SANDRA FINNEY If you need a friendly word she's the one who's got it. W Club, GAA, Student Council, Cheerleader, Dramatic Club, Creative Writing, FHA, Pep Club, Y-Teens President. GERALD FLEISCHHACKER ROBERT FONTAINE Such afiendlv looking personl' This is a man who generalbf has an opinion ELAINE FROST MARIANN E FROST Excuses, excuses, always excuses Gotyour lesson? No! Neither have I Pep Club, FHA, Creative Writing, Com- Pep Club, Commercial Club, Creative mercial Club. Writing, FHA. JOANNE GRAVES Gene1alb1 speaking, she's generalbz speaking -LAMES GIBBQNS . GAA, FHA, A Choir, Tumbling Club, Homecoming Committee, Annual Staff, Operetta, Pep Club. Mona L1sa's smzle has nothing on yours COLLEEN GRIFFITH Her grace has the charm ty'being sweet and DENNIS GRENGS wife Where do you get the noise for your car? Dramatic Club, PCP Club, FHA, HiSt0l'i' Biology Club, Chemistry Club. cal Club, Surveyor Stall, Student Council Representative, St. Patrick's Day Queen, GAA, Homecoming Queen, ICC, A Choir. LOUIS GRITTNER DAROLDGUNION Man, what a mann Live only one day at a timev JACK HARLAN JAMES HEFFERN Funny, Funny, Funny The quiet side M a set 16 JOHN HEFF ERN The noisy side ofa set Sketch Club, Pep Club. WILLIAM HOWARD MYRON HOLCOMB Such a dark silent man RICHARD HUBLER 'I'here's a powemzl lot fy man therex The man behind the scenes Drives' Club. AVO. SHARON JACOBS THOMAS HUPPERT Public rival No. 1 There must always be an answe On the job training. DONNA JANDL Shyness and poise make jbr a yo r GAA, Commercial Club, Band, Pep Club, W Club, Tumbling, Annual Staff, Home Planning Club, Red Cross. ung lady WILLIAM JENNRICH I Band, Surveyor Staff, Annual Staff, Pm on the brink cjsuccessg push me cj Chemistry Club, Red Cross. LAWRENCE JENSEN The congregation is waiting AVO, Camera Club, Baske Class Play. GARY JOHNSON Tis not the size that countsf' PEARL JOHANSEN As bright and shiny as a pearl should be A 'FHA President, A Choir, Pep Club, His- 'ball' Sem' roman Club, GAA, Roller skating Club, Surveyor Staff, Homecoming Queen Candidate. ROBERT JOHNSON Delay is better than disaster 17 TOM KAPAUN An individual if ever there was one. W Club, Track, Swimming Team. CAROL KILLEN A sweet gentle breath of fresh air. JAN ICE KOCH There's always a first time for everything. GAA, GAA Board, Bowling, Red Cross, Commercial Club. MERLE KOSANKE Take good care of your future plans. AVO and Stage Crew. ELAINE KRAUSE Are you really such an inde- pendent individual? Dramatic Club, A Choir, GAA, Senior Class Play, Red Cross, Surveyor Staff, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Roller Skating Club, Home Planning, Creative Writing, Chemistry Club. KEITH KRZYZANIAK There's no need to ask you how sporting you aref' Pep Club, W Club, B Squad Football, B Basketball, A Base- ball, A Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football, Intramural Softball. JAMES KETCHEL Not conspicuous but liked by all of us. SHARON KLEMZ A mind of her own. GAA, Pep Club, Cheerleader, A Choir, Creative Writing, Girls W Club, Student Council. KAREN KODERICK A camera and a flash bulb and she's happy. Band, Choir, Pep Band, Red Cross, GAA, Pep Club, Camera Club, Surveyor Staff. DAVID KRATT Um, . .what girl wouldn't like to run her fingers through your curly hair! Hockey GARY KREYER Always a friendly word. Chemistry Club, Bowling Club, B Squad Football, Cross-Country, W Club. DONALD KUNSHIER Is it your knowledge that tires you, Don? KENNETH LANG Try to figure me out if you can, says this quiet man. W Club, Bowling, Track. ROBERTA LAW A sharp mind for work and especially for fun. Roller Skating, GAA, Creative Writing, Commercial Club, FHA, WORK. DONNA LE VASSEUR Life,is what you make it. FHA, Commercial Club, Pep Club. WILLIAM MCCARRAN Bill, is there anything you can't make music with? Dramatics, Senior Class Play, Band. ANN McFADDEN Why are you taking our Christ- mas tree? Why? Spanish Club, ICC. PATRICK MCLAFFERTY A handsome Irish lad 'who lifts the hearts of many a lass. LAUREL LARSON Behind every brave man is a brave woman. Art Club, Red Cross. LORRAINE LEUER A lasting friendship is the kind she gives? GAA, Junior Red Cross, Choir. HAH ARNOLD LINDORFER Arnie, now be serious for a minute. AVO, Stage Crew, Surveyor Staff, Student Council. DONALD McCORMACK Success is in the bag for this young man. Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Math Club, Student Council, Senior Class Play. CLAUDIA MCGINNIS Better late than never. Band, Historical Society, Roller Skating. LAWRENCE MADIGAN Moon-beams! Drivers Club, Junior Red Cross, Student Council. WAYNE MAHONEY A comic to the end ELIZABETH MARAH A Squad Hockey- What's beyond the quiet exterior? ANN MARINKOV LW is kind to those who pay their own way JOAN MARTIN Commercial Club, Occu ationalRelati n FHA. P 0 S, Her silence is golden and her smile is silver GESINE MASSELL Gus, your j9'iendb1 ways could make you a ARTHUR MEGGITT dhblamat one day, 'iS'ueh a head on your shoulders Camera Club. TED MICHAUD JAMES MILLER Better late than never The future holds what we want DENNIS MITSCH HELEN MITCHEL How you thrill the ladies with your quietness' Sweet and shy yet not withdrawn Chemistry Club, W Club, Track, Cross Country. MARGARET MONDRY JANET MONTEZ Let's havefun, fun, fun '24 scholar to be sure FHA, Dramatic Club, Historical Club, Camera, Spanish Club, ICC, Red Cross Pep Club, A Choir, Senior Class Play. Biology Club. 20 MARY LOU MORROW '24 honey if a gal FHA, Pep Club, WORK, W Club, GAA, A Choir, Creative Writing. BARBARA MUTCH And haw does the future look for you?,' GAA, Pep Club, FTA, W Club, Creative Writing, Student Council Representative. GORDON NELSON A good sport in every case, even in the ojicefw W Club, Drivers' Club, A Squad Basket- ball. DAVID NEUMANN Quiet waters run deep Band, B Squad Basketball. ALVINA NOE '24 chuckle and a joke W Club, Commercial Club, GAA, FHA, Occupational Relations, Red Cross, Pep Club, Roller Skating, Student Council. WAYNE OLSON A pleasure to know Band. JOHN MULLNER 'ZW is wondedulv Bowling Club, Biology Club. MARILYN MUTH T our wardrobe is as bright as your self FHA, Historical Society, GAA, Creative Writing, Pep Club, W Club, Roller Skating Club, Bowling, Red Cross, Sur- veyor Stafl, A Choir. FLOYD NETTLETON Y our eleets on your shoes are veyz, veg' inter- estingv AVO, Swimming Team. LILY N ICKOS Venus has blessed thee well Pep Club, Commercial Club, Creative Writing, FHA, GAA, Historical Club President, Student Council Executive Board, Roller Skating Club, Bowling Club. RICHARD OLDENBURG Romeo, Romeo JUDY PATNODE A quiet girl but quite a girl ANNE PEARMAN I've never met a YALE man before. Senior Class Play. JUDITH PODJASKI Looks, brains, talent, and personality. FHA, FHA President, GAA, Student Council Executive Board, Historical Society, Com- mercial Club, Pep Club, Red Cross, Sewing Club, Band, ICC, Annual Staff, W Club. KATHLEEN POTHEN Full of fun, and mischief too. GAA, Surveyor Staff. DONALD RASMUSSEN The world's no better if we worry. Pep Club, Drivers Club, AVO. CHARLES ROESER Do you dislike all girls at the age of l8? Bowling. WILLIAM RUNK Don't do that! ROCHELLE PELOQUIN Ma, she's making eyes at me! GAA, GAA Board, W Club, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Pep Club, Creative Writing, FHA, Baton Twirlers, Commer- cial Club, A Choir. MARY JAN E POJAR Music is the spice of life. Pep Club, FHA, A Choir, Operetta, Homecoming Queen Candidate. HELEN POWERS A blue eyed blonde who's an eye catcher. DORIS ROBERSON Now let me see, where did I put that? Pep Club, Dramatic Club, Dra- matic Club President, GAA, Band, Red Cross, Creative Writ- ing, Spanish Club, FTA, ICC, Annual Staff Co-Editor, Biology Club, Sophomore Class Ex. Board, Junior Class Ex. Board, Home Planning Club. DONNA ROTTER A pleasant person so easy to know. W Club, Biology Club, GAA, Historical Club. ROGER SALMON An all around good fellow. A Choir, Surveyor Staff. STEVE SARAFOLEAN Must you always answer back? For shame! W Club, A Squad Football. ROBERT SCHNEIDER Make way for the Duke. W Club, Pep Club, B Basketball, A Baseball, Homecoming Escort, Intramural Football, Intramural Basketball, Operetta, A Choir, Intramural Softball. IDA SCOTT Pursuing the arts of music and drama. t Dramatic Club, GAA, ICC, Pep Club, A Choir. ROSANNE SEIDENKRANZ Did you really hurt yourself when you fell down the stairs? Historical Club, Red Cross, Com- mercial Club, Senior Class Play. DOREEN SHEBASTA Doreen's plans and George's are open only for two. GAA, Red Cross, W Club, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Biology Club, Historical Club, ICC, Roller Club, Home Planning Club. CAROL SIMPSON Many wishes for happiness and success to you and Don. Pep Club, FHA, Commercial Club, Creative Writing, A Choir, ICC, GAA. WILLIAM SCHMITT One of those quiet ones who makes a good friendf' JOSEPH SCHUI-I Always an answer and a ready wit. Homecoming Escort. NOEL SCOTT I got the beat man, real cool. W Club, Track, A and B Foot- ball, A and B Hockey, Co- Captain Football Team, Roller Skating Club, Band, Pep Club. GEORGE SEITZ A quiet individual. BEVERLY SHERMAN Did you know that you are a perfect image of Tinker Bell? FHA. WINIFRED SMITH Must you brush your teeth in the drinking fountain of Wash? GAA. ROBERT SPANGENBERG A person who knows how to be funny JEFFERY SZALAPSKI Damnation!!! Dramatic Club, Senior Class Play. JUDY THOMPSON A peach :Ja girl and one who is a worthy fiend , FTA, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Creative Writing, ICC, Home Planning Club. JEROME SPANNBAUER Well, need we say more concerning Spanni?,' Chemistry Club, Camera Club, W Club, A Squad Football. CAROL TESCH A quiet stillness and sweet jernine gentilig' is she Commercial Club, WORK. RENATE TIETZ The rare combination ay' good looks and brainsl' Chemistry Club, Camera Club, Red Cross. SANDRA TIPCKE AUDREY TOLLAS A tinkle of humor and a load offunu 'Vi treat to know Commercial Club, Surveyor Staff, Pep GAA, GAA Board, FTA, Sewing Club, Club, Sketch Club, FHA, GAA. GERALDINE TRANTHAM Stop, stop for breath FHA, Pep Club, Commercial Club, Crea- tive Writing, GAA, Student Council Representative, Junior Class Secretary, Homecoming Queen Candidate. PATRICIA TROJE Value isn't measured ly size Biology Club, Historical Club, FHA. Red Cross, W Club, A Choir. JUDITH TRIEMERT A head full of blonde curls A Choir. JAMES TSCHIDA Whitney, recite jbr us Commercial Club, Senior Class Play. CLAUDE TYLER Not afraid qfwork but not in .gzmpathy with it AVO. EARL WADELL Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you W Club, Swimming. GERALD WEBER ffohn, are you rnonq mad? W Club, FTA, Chemistry Club, Math Club, A Choir, Student Council Executive Board, Track, Senior Class Play. ALICE WIDERSKI The teen-age Bell :fthe Ball in 55-56 Commercial Club, Secretary-Treas. W Club, GAA, Pep Club, A Choir, Operetta. JOAN WOLF Don't take lfe .reriouJly,'you'll never get out alive Pep Club, Commercial Club, Occupa- tional Relations. KATHLEEN ZANGS A noxejbr news FHA, Historical Club, Pep Club, GAA, Bowling, Commercial Club, Editor-Sur- veyor, Student Council, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Vice President, Homecoming Queen Candidate. CORRINE ULBRICH . Busy, bury, buy, don't you ever get tired? GAA, FHA, FTA, W Club, Pep Club, Red Cross, Sophomore Class Treasurer, junior Class Fund Chairman, Creative Writing, Dramatic Club, Annual Staff Co-Editor, Surveyor Staff, Senior Class Play, Spanish Club, Tumbling Club, Home Planning Club. FAYE WEBBER One who has acquired the quiet air ryfsophix- tieationv GAA, FHA, Pep Club, Dramatic Club, Baton Twirlers, A Choir, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Bowling, Biology Club. PATRICIA WEGMAN Never unpreparedv Dramatic Club, A Choir. CLARENCE WITTMAN A boundless liking jar people is his suecexsv W Club, Pep Club, A Choir, Operetta, Gymnastics, Homecoming Escort, Bowling President, Student Council Executive Board, Camera Club. MARY WOLKERSTORFER Who said rea' hair is a sign of temper? 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In our four years at Washington we have made many friends, among them two who are no longer a part of the living body which makes up the senior class. These two people have been taken from us by a much stronger and wiser being than this earth has to offer. These two people we knew and loved. They were a part of our team, they each had a role to play until the day which was chosen for their departure. We think of them especially at commencement time. Darlene, who was a small, delicate individual, was quite different from what you might expect. Here was a truly wonderful person. She was unusually gay and was always ready to join in the fun that was going on around her. She was always ready with a smile and said Hello when she passed you in the halls. She might have been com- pared to a warm spring day, cheerful and bright. Her personality was a blossom, sweet and overflowing with youth. This vibrancy she possessed never dwindled and in her presence it was always spring. She had many, many friends and on a spring day in 1955, the day of her departure, a shadow fell over Washington because of the loss of one of our life giving members. We can truly say we are proud that we were able to give her some enjoyment in life. Only our Father knows the reason for taking away one whose spirit was always happy and whose presence always brought a beam of sunlight into our lives. DARLENE REINHARDT WILLIAM ZSCHOKKE Bill, as he was knovm' to us, was a quiet boy, not very talkative or physically outstanding and yet you know if you ever talked to hiin you knew that he was' a special being. After you got through his outer shy-ness you saw that he possessed a quality not many have. When he spoke to you he said his words slowly and deliberately. He always met your eyes squarely and listened attentively when you spoke to him. His words were always kind and his friendly way made you feel as though you were a spe- cial friend of his. He possessed a warmth which made you want to talk to him and be his friend. This warmth he had stemmed from his love of God, people, and life. This love of life was not expressed in gaiety and talkativeness. This was something you saw in his face and eyes. This was his goodness. During our junior year Bill was taken from this earth and from us by the gentle hand of God. We do not question God's reason for this, but we miss Bill and remember him especially at the time of our graduation. 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A,k,M.5f1,g1g-fy -. 3 L ,A,,L, .L ,MLW, L L ,, ,,,A,LQ, ?l,,i , S ia , 1 27,55 315 yr - . -- Q ,..,h.l wgmy, -f -1. - '- W.-',lT'ie 0 ffl-5s1w34g,'2fil-v 1' iQ5fs.Qei'g'2,m1 'Viimk 3 'S 7i514?:,if,g:5 'xi i Pat Simpson Aida Anderson Donna Secord Bonnie Hasse Juniors Try New Things This year's junior class, with the guidance of their advisor, Mr. Daniel Hansen, sponsored several projects, some of these untried by previous classes. The first was the annual Christmas card sale. It was the profits from this sale that make possible the gala Junior-Senior Prom held at the Lowry Hotel. New projects for this year were the candy sale and the Junior Class Play. This was considered quite an accomplishment for the new cub reporters. Last, but not least, the juniors made the all important selections of their class rings. Taking on the responsibilities of leadership were the following officers: president, Pat Simpson, vice president, Aida Anderson, secretary, Donna Secordg and treas- urer, Bonnie Hasse. From the initiative shown by this class it is apparent to all the school that there is a promising group of senior reporters in the Washington Press Room. ROW 1: A. Anderson, G. Kunshierhj. Langenberger, G. Pasket, C. Tauer, L. Moran, B. Rasmussen, G. Winger. ROW 2: Gobely, P. Thell. ROW3.'J. Schilling, D. Weller, E. Mag- T. Gartner, F. Jensen, B. Zauner, Loucks, V. Selby, S. Sarro, nusen, G. Baker, F. Thunhorst,J.jensen, D. Schmidt,j. Schadl 36 ROW 1: A. Leier, P. Simpson, G. Hesse, J. Wedin, I. Seilis, wath, D. Fitzgerald. ROW3:T. Thompson, D. Mitsch, K. Lund, J. Riedlberger, B. Fisher, V. Werb. ROW2: D. Ellis, W. Frahm, R. Spiegelberg, G. Mathison, L. Lind, L. Ganzer, R. Patsy. D. Seiberlich, S. Fudenberg, Nicholson, J. Ullmann, Hor- ROW 1: J. Prochaska, G. Handt, D. Secord, E. Whalen, M Schneider, Kloss, W. Launderville, P. Nelson. ROW 2: B. Lassen, Schultz, G. Tofthagen, Sampson, C. Johnson ROW 1: D. Grahm, M. Millette, R. Zinschlag, G. McCormack, E. Kendig, D. Krieger, R. Haider, W. Talbet, K. Katzenmeier. ROW 2: R. Fortuna, G. Christea, D. Miller, N. Letourneau, M. Prudhomme, S. Larue, S. Heath, C. Reilly. ROW 3: D. Anderson, R. Milligan, D. Haslach, R. Olsen, D. Lindquist, T. Schultz,J. Dorn, A. Oehrlein. L. Spiegelberg, N. Mason, F. Leuer, P. Budzynski. ROW3: R Menier, D. Sjerven, F. Neumann, G. Woli P. Leach, C. Schid- ness, B. Hasse, T. Patsy, ROW I: F. Jones, K. Hurst, S. Brunell, P. Wylie, H. son, K. Johnson, J. Schadl, B. Van Oss. ROW 3: Bussjaeger, S. Tuckner, J. Fuenilinger. ROW 2: G. Muellner, D. Wallace, D. Schneuer, R. Roelofs, A. Ellison, J. Kirchgatter, P. Urban, R. Flipp, L. Mickel- Busse, D. Steele, T. Naatjes, K. Hopkins. ROW 1: M. Schneider, G. Grengs, M. Bittner, J. Boldt, B. Krinke, J. Pabst, R. Powers. ROW 2: P. Stoehr, M. McLaH'erty, P. Reichow, P. Sheppard, D. Portner, C ROW I: K. Hogen, A. Gabriel, J. Wosika, G. St. Clair, M. Heinn, A. Ross, M. Stinson, E. Nickos. ROW 2: J. Stifter, R. Ehlert, D. Sherer, P. Lupelow, J. Gobely, Jacobowitch. ROW 3: M. Rein, T. Lynch, F. Wilson M. Gerdts, L. Cupkie, T. Walsh, D. Wood. V. Schneider, J. Haider, J. Baloga, C. Struntz. ROW 3: T. Kester, D. Tofthagen, R. Ehlert, B. Tollefson, G Stockwell, J. Lynch, B. Tyler, E. Noren. ADRIAN HERTOG CAROL TAKO DON DAHLQUIST JOAN KUBITSCHEK ' i 5 Sophomores Prom use Extras They pour into their seats, Then they begin to rise, Little nonentities, Each reveals a separate sweetness and worth All the same All his own. Like so much batter in cake rings. This year's sophomore class showed great promise of leadership and has already displayed their eagerness to plan and participate in school events. In the Snow-Day assembly four members of the sophomore class, Carol Tako, Evelyn Erickson, Anita Cherry, and Adrian Hertog, planned and took part in a dramatization of the 32nd birthday of Washington High School. While at Como Junior High School, Adrian Hertog was president, Joan Kubitschek, secretary, and Carol Tako and Don Dahlquist committee chairmen of the student council. This year at Washington Joan, Carol, and Don are on the ex- ROW I : D. Gatten, Prachar, J. Simons, S. Lang, K. Rymerson, J. Smith, J. Mayne, J. Gallagher, P. Lani- gan, J. Nash. ROW 2: D. Norqual, O. Callender, D Kratz, M. Schultz, C. Lindquist, R. Sylvester, S. Feneck, ecutive board of the student council and Adrian is a homeroom representative. Certainly this shows a continued willingness to cooperate for the good of the whole school. As a means of earning money for their class, the sophomores under the direction of Mr. Firmin Alexander, class adviser, staged the annual student- faculty basketball game. The whole school is proud of this class and hopes the members will always show the good qualities that they have this year. Good luck sophomores! M. Twardovski, M. Rauscher, D. Woeltge. ROW 3. D. Dunford, T. Parent, D. Dahlquist, L. Grunz, T. Brandt, Hodge, Lewandowski, A. Taylor, K. Wheeler, M. Lunzer. ROW Cramlet, E. Erickson, C. Kollock, G. Behrendt, D. M. Lubo, V. Scott. ROW3: S. Jones, C. Anderson, M. Hutton Zimitsch, M. Rubbelke, K. Noe,J. Long. ROW2: P. Grengs, Tschida, Stuber, D. Drackert, R. Simon, S. Schneider R. Thill, B. Hicky, L. Mastel, R. Bohaty, D. Weber, T. Radke, W. Burg. ROW 1: K. Gorr,J. Pearl, N. Marinkov, C. Gobiel, C. Kirch- gatter, D. Pojar, DeNucci, J. Schaflhauser, D. Blilie. ROW2: D. Talbot, G. Dennison, J. Prudhomme, G. Holt, K. Johanson, ROW 1: M. McFadden K. Gartner G. Ficocello R. B ers , : , Y a P. Brady, E. Willman, F. Blatzheim, P. Bronson, R. Unger. ROW2: M. Proetz, B. Arcand, Kubitschek, Roubik, D M. Griffith, D. Koran, P. Arver, B. Van Tassel. ROW3: T. Nelson, W. Spangenberg, C. Schwartz, M. Flaherty, T. Hayes, B. Rask, S. Tome, K. Ogrcn. Ayde, S. Nelson, W. Noyes, B. Ehlert, M. Holcomb. ROW3. C. Harlan, R. Reiling, S. Frogh, A. Law, M. Stebbins, J Tollefsbol, R. Tschida, B. Schumi, C. Tako. ROW 1: J. SchaufTauser,J. Dewitt, B. Lindquist, T. Bowers, J. Liebgott, B. Heinl, B. Beuhler, K. Ellefson, D. Tonia. ROW2: N. Baier, M. Ostergaard, Gahler, K. Gilson, Prud- homme, B. Johnson, R. Nemeth, G. Abrahamson. ROW 3: J. Spiegelberg, P. Bliss, Boos, K. Kneer, W. Horwath, H. Von Rueden, W. Evans, M. Kuebelbeck, Oldenberg. ROW 1: Claseman, M. Seiler, S. Shuck, J. Hostrawser, R. Teele, C. Agnew, M. Oehrlein, B. Molin, S. Bailey. ROW2: J. Ellsworth, R. Olson, Bloyer, B. Graves, E. Lynch, K. ROW 1: M. Meggitt, Glen Kendig, T. Kresko,J. Fiandaca,J Darwin,J. Hoffman, D. Miller, C. Feurst, F. Reed, R. Schoeller. ROW 2: M. Lassen, Angle, P. Benz, Haider, C-. Samuelson, Stephenson, B . Nettleton, S. Buirge, K. Wadell. ROW3: G. Rhyan, C. Lind, R. Schever, K. Hempel, T. Weber, A. Peterson, C. Pults, B. Toth, G. Kuehlwein. M. Smith, J. White, S. Brigl,J. Prochaska, T. Parsons. ROW3 R. Jarosch, G. Eby, F. Lundstrom, T. Thunhorst, Pate, W McClellan, B. Nelson, M. Hodges, D. Nowicki. . ROW I: P. Murphy, J. Tesh, F. Sommers, J. Frahm, M. Freiberg, M. Messetler, Sander, F. Wagner. ROW 2: L. McGee, D. Rupp, M. Abler, D. Michel, M. Seracki, B. Finch, A. Oman, C. Wylie. ROW 3: R Bronson, R. Anderson, T. Szalapski, D. DeSmidt, T Thompson, K. Rheault, J. Keiper, H. Keller. ROW I : L. Murphy, A. Koller, S. Maritz, L. Quinn R. Frauenshuh, P. Stockwell, V. Yorga, T. Severin, M. Rotter. ROW 2.' J. Schneider, E. Chandler, C. Nich- olson, E. Lakour, J. Jacobs, J. Erickson, J. Pfoser, R ROW I: R. Wadell, W. Troiber, K. Hubler, C. Quinn, M. Burdash, C. Marah, P. DuChene, J, Kulowatz, P. Stipe. ROW 2: R. Super, P. Johnson, K. Mondry, K. Blum, T. Lind, K. Bedner, W. Olson, J. Eng, D. Dorrain, A. Reinhardt. ROW 3: C. Freiermuth, C Speigelberg, N. Horwath, R. Rossini, H. Behnke, D Drackert, H. Linder, C. Amey, R. Bock. Sherman. ROW 3: T. Tennent, J. Green, D. Albert, R. Peterson, A. Hertog, J. Neubeck, J. Schmitz, K. Nord, L. Koch. z 5 x '57 J-S PROM EVENTS FEATURES 'DREAMS' t Dey 1957-58 BRINGS HE Queen, Colleen Griffith. HOMECOMING TEARS, JOY Q ACROSS . . . NEWS . . . 1958 Snowday Queen is . . . Lily Nickos . . . King is . . . Jerry Griffith WEATHER . . . Brilliant Sun . . .Snappy Temperature . . . Dazzling Snow SPCRTS . . . Washington-36 Wilson-50 A-h,'A-Q'al:Q3- , .S!1IWM... i'Wi3U5N,, ' A-nf K' 1 ' Vi i 1 rwqw -JMN ww H A,y.m,QH Li gggig ? , I Aififisi, A W,,5 1958... Mary Jane Pojar Pauline Gary Ash Miss DeEtte Knowlton Tom Radke Clarence Wittman Margaret Behnke QL? Dennis Drackert Us Jerry Schultz Jerome Blatzheim 51 Choir's 'Pickles' Talented cast loaded with sophomores does 'Theater Sec- tion' proud with zany, fun-filled operetta directed by Miss DeEtte Knowlton. Leads are spotlighted around pickle. Karl Lund ROW 1: R. Arcand, H. Keller, Green, D. Roberson, F. Nettleton, G. Abrahamson, K. Wheeler, D. Dahlquist, Dorn, D. Tonia. ROW2.'J.Jacobs, K. Hemple, D. Clark, A. Lindorfer, Avo-Stage Crew Washington's Audio-Visual Stage Crew group, com- bined for the first time this year, handles the movie projectors, sound equipment, film equipment, record players, and public address systems that are used in the classrooms as teaching aids and in the auditorium for plays, assemblies, and programs, operating and maintaining hundreds of dollars worth of complicated equipment. The group, under the direction of Mr. 'Allen Cuthbert performs a valuable service and learns professional skill in handling technical details. ROW I: J. Sanders, R. Tietz, G. Kunshier, G. Blehrendt J. Kulowatz, M. McFadden, M. Rauscher, K. Rymerson, J Montez, Rasmussen, B. Krinke, N. Osborne. ROW 2: D. Fitzgerald, S. Maritz, K. Koderick, D. Grengs, K. Bedner, C. Nicholson, D. Woeltge, K. Hempel,J. Smith, G. Schultz s s R. Hubler, J. Amos, M. Kosanke, R. Sjerven, D. Anderson, J. Keiper, J. Wright, K. Rheault. Camera Club The Camera Club, under the direction of Mr. Elmer Bjornson, has been carrying out a variety of projects throughout the year. One of the first projects of the new members was the building of pin-hole cameras. The club has been taking pictures of the school ac- tivities which have been made available for school publications. Oflicers were Don McCormack, president, Gesine Massel, vice president, Barbara Krinke, secretary, and Pat Leach, treasurer. All members learn to develop and print their own negatives and to make enlargements. J. Bloyer,J. Liebgott, D. Miller. ROW3:J. Ullman, B. Allison, A. Grilli, Gagne, D. McCormack, T. Blank, L. Jensen, R. Roelofs, G. Tofthagen, P. Leach, Spannbauer, A. Taylor, W. Horwath. fmggvfafibii'-W? 1 ,L f - y ' 5 I Y ,'f1wLmt ' M Sin, - ., H., f - MW , Qi, 'f',1g'a2-5-11111. 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Pothen. 1958 President Staff A larger book, a new type of senior section, and an entirely new idea in a cover were only a few fea- tures of the 1958 President produced under Co- Editors Doris Roberson and Corrine Ulbrich. Judy Podjaski was the artist, and Elaine Krause was sen- ior editor. The staff wishes to thank everyone else responsible for this book and it is hoped that stu- dents will find many years of enjoyment in going through it. Mr. Orlando Andvik and Mr. Firmin Alexander were the editorial and business advisors. Surveyor Staff Under the capable leadership of editor-in-chief Kathy Zangs, the Surveyor staff published twelve issues of the school paper during the year 1957-8. The rest of the staff responsible for keeping the stu- dents well informed on school activities, gossip, and otherwise were news editors, Pearl Johanson and Sandy Tipcke, sports editor, Don Kieger, editorial writer, Elaine Krause, columnists, Eileen Whalen, Lily Nickos, Jerry Lallag social editor, Colleen Griffith, Marylyn Weber, business manager, Dick Brady, typists, Joyce Behrendt, Corrine Ulbrich, Donna Jandl. The advisor is Mr. Orlando Andvik. ROW I: E. Whalen, K. Koderick, A. Leier, D. Jandl, C. Ulbrich, K. Zangs, E. Krause, M. Weber, C. Griffith,J. Lalla. ROW2.' K. Pothen, J. Jensen, L. Nickos, Behrendt, A. Lindorfer, S. Tipcke, V. -Schneider, D, Kieger, P. Johanson. .l..,,,, ROW 1: M. Frost, N. Ziniel, E. Frost, M. Weber, M. Bittner, M. Muth, D. Roberson, G. Holt, M. Orlando, S. Finney, C. Ulbrich, B. Anderson. ROW2: G. Trantham, C. Simpson, Creative Writers The Creative Writing Club is well on its way this year. The major project, other than writing stories, themes, and poems, is compiling a student directory for students, which will be issued in the spring. In their spare time club members write short stories and poems, some of which appear in the Surveyor. Officers were Sandy Finney, president, Anne Pear- man, secretary, and Beverly Anderson, treasurer. Mrs. Mary Hafner is club advisor. ROW 1: D. Fitzgerald, Prochaska, R. Arcand, Heffern, K. Freiberg, W. Schultz, W. Horwath, R. Seidenkranz, D. Robertson, D. Tonia. ROWZ: S. Bronson, B. Malmquist, V. Werb, G. Kunshier, M. Bond, L. Quinn, A. Gabriel, S. Behnke, V. Finnegan, Jensen, Thompson, D. Bedner, A. Widerski, L. Nickos, K. Zangs, S. Klemz, R. Peloquin. Sketch Club The Sketch Club is fun as well as educational. Their main project is sketching, both for pleasure and worth while projects. During the year some of the members took a major part in the drawing and painting of the wonderful back drop for the operetta. Officers were President, Marlene Rotterg Vice President, Dave Toniag and Secretary, John Heffern. Miss Bessie Mulholland is club advisor. J. Pabst, M. Lassen, Prochaska. ROW 3: L. Spiegelberg, K. Hopkins, N. Baier, C. Scheidness, D. Bedner, Kirchgatter, G. Handt, S. Fudenberghj. Shaflhauser, M. Rotter, P. Benz. Curtain Going Up . . . 'Black Friar' News Hot! . . . fifty students apply for drama club apprenticeship . . . hard work was ahead . . . skits . . . plays . . . production . . . radio shows . . . program meetings . . . band and choir productions . . . points or consequences . . . then . . . BLACK FRIAR MEMBERSHIP! wi' 5' WGN? ' . . . Macalaster students entertain Black F riars 4President, Doris Roberson, Sec- retary, Faye Webber, Apprentice Master, Pauline Fleming . . . chat with Macalas- ter guests . . . other '57-,58 officers- Sandy Finney, vice president, Marcelia Orlando, treasurer, Ilona Becker, corre- sponding secretary . . . the show goes on l and on . . . members, too, continue ac- tivities . . . carry on tradition of making up characters for school productions . . . the points pile high . . . the play's the thing . . . Miss Zarm Keljic directs . . . ROW 1: F. Webber, E. Krause, M. Stinson, C. Ulbrich, S. Bronson, S. Finney, M. Orlando. ROW2.1 V. Finnegan, C. Dolezal, S. Fudenberg, D. Robersonhj. Szalapski, P. Wegman, C. Reilly. 56 L jg L mi' ,L 5 -JF 'ff if .M Q V, J 3 , v, , Q , K ,Wi Ji J -fix!! K W2 4 ,Q if 7 f ,. ' L 1 - L fi? V XXL, W, 'fu wf , vi' A yi NL, V V ' A' ' c, 4 A K N . xxx 1 4 44 1 4 ,NA fx W i X f 5 if-1 A xy V' , 3 X, . 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Q' fgf ' ' wwwrmwm, wi W gi ,rf 34 51 4. 3 55 5 .36 - ,, U M gay, 5.55pgg53.- 1- --2 iw, ,fm Nui-2? ' ,A xkvk Nh Sli: E 4 ROW I: B. Mutch, A. Anderson, M. Stinson G. Trantham R. Unger, L. Madigan, Podjaski, Hostrawswer. ROW2i D. Secord, K. Zangs, J. Schafhauser, S. Tome, B. Nelson Homeroom Representatives Every year each homeroom elects a representative and alternate as representatives to the student coun- cil meetings. These representatives attend the meet- ings and work with the board to plan. school activities. They then report to their homerooms the outcome ofthe meetings and work hard to see the decisions of the council are carried out. Any ideas or suggestions a student might have are presented to the council by the students' homeroom representa- tive or are dropped in the suggestion box. ROW I: K. Noe, K. Miller, Kulowatz, M. Muth, L. Nickos, P. Urban, P. Johansen, C. Griffith, S. Sarro, M. Weber. ROW 2: M. McFadden, B. Molin, C. Kollock, B. Fisher, L. Spiegelberg, O. Callender, K. johnson, P. Brady, R. Seiden- kranz, D. Rotter. ROW3: M. Freiberg, S. Huppert, C. Strantz, M. Behnke, J. Mayne, A. Leier, W. Horwath. ROW 3: H. Behnke, Stuber, A. Hertog, F. Neumann, L. Cupkie, D. McCormack, T. Szalapski, R. Flipp. Historical Society Under the direction of Miss Mary O'Keefe, mem- bers of the Historical Society perform the painstak- ing job of preserving the records of Prexie happen- ings during the current year and of more than 4000 alumni of Washington. A major role of the Historical Society is helping plan orientation for new students by giving informa- tion from their files about Washington High's his- tory, tradition, and unusual events from the past. Oflicers were: President, Lily Nickosg Secretary, Kathy Zangsg Treasurer, Joan Prudhomme. J. Harlan, D. Michel, A. Cherry, S. Frogh, Prudhomme, C. Gobiel, R. Sylvester, P. Troje. ROW4: D. Rupp, Olden- berg, Bologa, D. Secord, C. McGinnis, K. Zangs, Green A. Hertog, R. Anderson, C. Scheidness, Gaylor, E. Lynch. 1 ROW 1: S. Heath, S. Schuck, S. Nelson, P. Lupelow,J. Schultz, J. Green, D. Weber, B. Molin, R. Schoeller, D. Robertson. ROW 2: C. Kirchgatter, A. Anderson, S. Buirge, F. Leuer, J. Liebgott, Nicholson, Hodge, Gagne, M. Rein, . Biology Club The Biology Club is composed of students who are interested in nursing, biology, and all phases of medicine. The activities of the club are quite varied and many include everything from conducting ex- periments to embedding specimens in plastics. Some other things the members do are take blood samples, take field trips, and have guest speakers. The main objective of the club is to create an inter- est in science and biology and to form a chapter of the Minnesota Junior Academy of Science. The ad- visor is Mr. Byron Gibbs, and the oflicers were President, Joan Schadl, Vice President, Frances Leuer, Secretary-Treasurer, Aida Anderson. ROW I: Podjaski, C. Ulrich, M. Weber, E. Krause, D. Kreiger, R. Tietz, D. jandl. ROW 2: D. Grengs, A. Ander- son, M. Schneider, S. Behnke, D. Young, R. Portner, Spann- R. Bohaty, M, Abler. ROW 3: D. Grengs, O. Callender, A. Peterson, J. Schadl, K. Nord, D. Anderson, A. Hertog, J. Wright, K. Hemple, C. Anderson, L. Mastel. Chem-Math Club In the Chemistry Club the members do experiments of interest to them which are not covered in class or students do not have time for. These may be in the form of projects or mystery experiments which are sometimes used as entertainment in assemblies. In the Math Club number systems other than the common ones are covered. Also computer systems such as Univac are explained and a general idea of how they operate by a mathematical system called Booleau Algebra is presented. Mr. Robert Ryan is Advisor. baucr, G. Weber, R. Flipp. ROW 3: K. Zangs, G. Ash, R. Menier, G. Stockwell, F. Thunhorst, L. Cupkie, D. Mc- Cormack, G. Wolf, G. Kreyer,J. Gagne. ROW I: A. Widerski, Podjaski, E. Ross, E. Krause, B. An- derson, S. Finney, P. Angle, M. Frost, D. Roberson, T. Bowers, C. Fuerst, M. Burdash, C. Kirchgatter, P. Benz, G. Kunshier. ROW 2: B. VanOss, E. Frost, G. Grengs, V. Finnegan, V. Zopfi M. Orlando, Behrendt, M. Weber, R. Peloquin, C. Griffith L. Nickos, P. Hennessey, D. Shebesta, S. Jacobs, K. Hogen L. Moran, Prochaska,J. Riedelberger, E. Whalen, V. Werb. ROW 3: M. Bittner, G. Trantham, M. Pojar, M. Mondry, S. Klemz, R. Portner, P. Reichow, M. Muth, C. Simpson, 1 1 1 M. Behnke, I. Seilis, M. Rein, S. Heath, S. Sarro, P. Lupelow, J. Prudhomme, Wosika. ROW 4: Pabst, G. Handt, A. Gabriel, F. Leuer, Langenberger, Dorn, P. Stoehr, M. Stinson, K. Zangs, P. Johanson, Haider, B. Zauner C. Tauer, M. Schneider, E. Hopkins, B. Hasse. ROW 5: P. Fleming,J. Wedin, N. Mason, D. Rasmussen, P. Simpson, S. Fudenberg, S. LaRue, P. Thell, Schadl, M. Schneider, J. Nicholson, B. Krinke, Rasmussen, K. Hurst, P. Urban,J. Boldt, Bologa. 7 Washington's High-Spirited Pep Club The Washington pressrooms are very fortunate to be backed, in their sports section, by a wonderful group called the Pep Club. This organization has stood behind our teams and cheered them on to many a victory. The enthusiasm they arouse spreads to other departments, too. The Pep Club is headed by Mr. Robert Turner, stu- dent council advisor, hockey coach, teacher and all- around friend. ROW 1: K. Ellefson, S. Lang, D. Zimitsch, P. Bronson, M. Rubbelke, J. Prudhomme, Kubitschek, C. Dennison C. Quinn. ROW3: C. Kollock, R. Byers, K. Wadell, Cram- let, M. Seiler, E. Erickson, B. Van Tassel, E. Willman, P. Brady, E. Chandler, M. Oehriein, Nash, R. Portner, P. Reichow,J. Schaffhauser. ROW3: M. Lassen, J. Haider, J. Eng, B. Graves, Prudhomme, F. Sommers, Gallagher, K. Noe, E. Lynch, S. Nelson, S. Buirge, P. Lanigan, J. Long. y His peppy personality would give a boost to any or- ganization and the Pep Club appreciates his leader- ship. This group is mainly interested in boosting Washingtonis school spirit, not only in athletics but in other activities and in general. The club is the largest in the program at Washington. As a trained group knowing new cheers, the members help spread new yells and routines at assemblies. ROW 4: M. Rauscher, P. Stipe, J. Smith, K. Rymerson, J. Maine, B. Finch, D. Pojar, M. Rotter, J. Oldenberg, J. Host- rawser, Gahler, S. Jones, D. Koran, M. Smith, S. White, T. Conlan. ROW 5: M. Lubo, S. Schneider, B. Nelson, O. Lynn, S. Tome, L. Koch, Shafifhauser, G. Behrendt, M. Griffith, M. Twardovski, M. Hutton, G. Kuehlwein, M. Ostergaard, A. Peterson, N. Byers. ROW l.' B. Zauner, Boldt, B. Krinkle, F. Leuer, N. Osbome, K. Noe, M. Rubbelke, S. Tuckner, D. jandl, P. Troje,J. Schaff- hauser. ROW 2: M. Freiberg, S. Heath, Prudhomme, S. LaRue, K. Stephenson, P. Urban, K. Hurst, L. Spiegelberg L. Quinn, C. Strantz, S. Hubert, B. Hasse, Long. ROW3: S. Schneider, Oldenberg, G. Eby, Haider, M. Rauscher, Junior Red Cross C This is a club from whichgood constantly comes. This club is one of mercy and goodness. Under the direction of Mr. Daniel Hanson, the Red Cross club visits various hospitals to decorate for parties and special holidays, or to take down decorations from previous doings. They also carol at different hos- pitals and make the children and other people feel happy and not bed-ridden during the time they en- ROW 1: S. Frogh, M. Bond, C. Gobiel, K. Ellefson, P. Brady C. Fuerst, M. Seiler, M. Meggitt, L. Madigan. ROW 2: J. Cramlet, S. Shuck, B. Molin, Prudhomme, R. Tietz, R. Seidenkranz, B. Van Tassel, M. Smith, P. Stipe, D. Koran. 1 S. Jones, G. Kuehlwinehj. Hostrawser, Gahlor, M. Oster- goord, C. Jacobowich, D. Rupp,J. Wosika. ROW 4: K. Rymer- son, N. Mason, J. Wedin, P. Fleming, A. Peterson, R. Roelofs, P. Leach, E. Lynch, Baloga, M. Hutton, K. Mondry, M. Lubo. hapier Helps Others tertain. The members help on bloodmobiles and work at the Red Cross Center stuffing envelopes, sticking labels on bottles of blood plasma, and help- ing wherever needed. The members give up their free time to do these projects, but they get a feeling of satisfaction from helping others who are less fortunate. ROW 3: D. Pojar, S. Lang, D. Ayde, D. Michel, A. Cherry, S. Maritz, R. Byers, -I. Seifred, K. Gilson. ROW4: Speigelberg, C. Anderson, C. Harlan, Hodge, C. Lind, C. Nicholson, M. Griffith, M. Twardovski, P. Lanigan, S. White. ROW 1: M. Blilie, Coty, R. Law, G. Trantham, M. Bittner, B. Weller, G. Amey, C. Tesch, A. Marinkov, M. Frost, B. Anderson, M. Crum, D. LeVasscur. ROW 2: I Becker, P. Angle, M. Schneider, H. Mitchel, J. Patnode, S. Jacobs, A. Cameron, Commercial Club This active organization at Washington has as its purpose the promoting of interest in the many Helds of business. Open tojuniors and seniors, the club gives practical information about oHice jobs and machines to students at regular meetings with repre- sentatives of business Helds and up-to-date movies on various related topics presenting materials. All of the activities are directed by Miss Margaret Wallblom, adviser, who has willingly given her time and effort to make this club interesting and worth- while. Oflicers for the year 1957-1958 are President Janice Koch, Vice President Carol Tesch, and Sec- retary-Treasurer Alice Widerski. ROW 1: Miss Ursula Sweeney, N. Beyer, Coty, R. Law, J. Patnode, L. Larson, B. Weller, G. Amey, E. Gibbons, A Marinkov, M. Crum, D. LeVasseur, M. Blilie. ROW 2: A. Noe s A. Noe, Frahm. ROW3: Schadl, S. Behnke, L. Nickos, S. Klemz, A. Widerski, L. McGee, Koch, C. Dolezal, K. Zangs, R. Peloquin, C. Simpson, V. Finnegan, N. Beyer. Occup.-Relations Club The Co-operative Part-Time Training class at Washington is in its fourth year as an organized state afiiliated club under the direction of Miss Ursula Sweeney. The clubis purpose is to discuss better business practices and to gain practical knowl- edge. Students in the club all have part-time jobs under the supervision of Miss Ursula Sweeney, director. The elected officers were as follows: Roberta Law, president, Wayne Schultz, vice-president, Ann Marinkov, secretary, Nancy Beyer, treasurer, Ilona Becker, parliamentariang Judy Patnode, historian. I. Becker, M. Wolkerstorfer, R. Ehlert, D. Gilson, D. Bedner, T. Huburt, W. Schultz, M. Morrow, H. Mitchel, R. Coty, C. Culbertson. ROW I: E. Frost, C. Ulbrich, Podjaski, M. Orlando, F. Webber, D. LaVasseur, C. Culbertson, M. Crum, B. Anderson. ROW 2: G. Trantham, A. Noe, C. Simpson, A. Pearman, M. Behnke, M. Mondry, Wedin, N. Mason,- P. Johanson, Future Homemakers Having fun as well as learning are the members of Future Homemakers. The girls, under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Norden, learn to develop themselves in sewing, cooking, home decoration, and child care. FHA also sponsors activities for fun and advance- ment by taking part in the homemaking contests at the State Fair. Every year FHA sends a member to an FHA convention at the University of Minnesota. The group has won several awards at the state fair. Oflicers were Pearl Johanson, president, Marcelia Orlando, secretary, Colleen Griflith, treasurer. ROW I.' M. Behnke, C. Ulbrich, A. Anderson, Podjaski, P. Brady, R. Zinschlag, B. Hasse. ROW2: Mr. Robert Turner, C. Griffith, M. Frost. ROW 3: B. Van Oss, J. Riedelberger, P. Hennessey, M. Pojar, L. Nickos, M. Morrow, Behrendt, K. Zangs, S. Klemz, R. Peloquin, M. Weber, M. Muth. Future Teachers Students who plan to make teaching a career com- pose the Future Teachers of America Club. The interests of this group span from kindergarten and elementary teaching through junior and senior high school teaching. The group carries out its projects with the guidance of Mr. Robert Turner, advisor. The main project of the club is to send its members to various nearby schools to sit in on and even take over the classes. The group then discusses what it has learned, giving the members a look into their futures. Officers of the club were president, Jerry Weber, vice president, Judy Podjaskig secretary, Judy Thompson, and treasurer, Pat Hennessey. P. Hennessey, D. Roberson, Thompson, V. Zopfi, Weber, O. Callender. Service Given . . . . . . Duties Performed COUNSELORS STAFF ROW I J Kulowatz C Colvard P Brady ROW 2 G St Clair B Mutch J Baloga P Lupelow O Callender L Murphy OFFICE STAFF, ROW 1: V. Sommers, NURSE'S STAFF, ROW 1: P. Nelson K. Miller, P. Troje. ROW 2: W. Smith, P. Budzynski, J. Gallagher. LIBRARY STAFF, ROW I: K. Jensen, B. Malmquist, M. Rotter, J. Schaffhau- ser, M. Lang. ROW 2.' J. Lewandowski, B. Fisher, S. Schuck, K. Stephenson, C. Kirchgatter, Miss Hildegarde Kremer, li- brary teacher. E. Whalen. ROW 2.' D. Rotter, D. Mil- ler. ROW 3: B. Hesse, K. Zangs, K. Hogen, A. Leier, S. Jacobs, K. Johnson J. Boldt, D. Koran, P. Urban. J , ,Qi ,W NN ig, M, ,, .. Q52 K jimi? 3' f,isgg3g521::y M' ,, , in ie? A 0534 :Y ' zzwffisfrffffz .,., -'su f 5 617951 ' Wa2wEffagvfi' M91 K .W 5 6, 'hiv .55 ' 1 1255. fy .5 ,. L, ,, .. hgg, U1 1:11-5 zz fa' f'--?zssF, 'R , -- Q - 7 ,kg fi iw., -, w we- . go. -fa. + w, T, M , 1fTW5'?9v5i fm igeaiizif . '92 ' if Lewgfawiiiffi ff ,,-,f . 4 W ff LMQ. 1 '5Lwr4!,g'.f, X sexism Q5 fsg-1. Q55 1. . Ea:-fa ,Y mf ROW I: P. Thell, P. Hennessey, S. Fudenberg, S. Klemz. ROW 2: N. Mason, M. Orlando, S. Finney, S. LaRue. Washington s Cheerleaders One of the most active and hard-working groups at Washington High School is the cheer- leaders. Mornings before school and many hours after school are spent by this vivacious group practicing new yells and thinking up new ways of keeping the school spirit high. Captained this year by peppy Pat Hennessey, these girls have done much at assemblies, and athletic events and have really been an asset to the school. Besides the A squad cheerleaders, there is a smaller group, the B squad cheerleaders, who have added zest to the junior varsity games and Filled in for absent cheerleaders. The B squad cheerleaders will go on to become regulars the next year. Mr. Robert Turner is the advisor for the cheerleaders. LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Unger, P. Bronson, M. Rubbelke, J. Kubitschek. 68 LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mr. Robert Turner, Mr. Allen Cuthbert, Mr. George Kirkeby, Mr. Archie Skalbeck, Mr. John McManus, Mr. Harry Nelson. The Athletic Board The 'W' Club Mr. Archie Skalbeck, athletic director for Washington High School, acted as chairman of the athletic board during the 1957-58 school year. The board consists of athletic coaches and the assistant principal, and its job is to promote and direct the many-sided sports program offered Washington students during the year. Budgets, equipment, protection of athletes, promotion of activities are included in the duties handled efficiently by this group. ROW I: D. Krieger, R. Sheppard, R. Schneider, J Spannbauer, G. Lalla, J, Schultz, R. Keran, G. Winger, E. Kendig. ROW 2: Mr. John McManus, R. Portner D. Kieger, J. Griffith, G. Weber, G. Ash, B. Lassen, D Flipp, D. Weller, C. Wittman. ROW 3: D. Clark, K 7 Members of Washington's W Club are concerned with promoting sportsmanship, scholarship, and worthy school conduct among all students at Washington High School. In addition the group sponsors the now traditional spring banquet at which athletes are honored and presented letters and leading Twin City sports figures present inspirational talks. Oflicers were Kurt Dey, president, and Don Kieger, vice president. Katzenmaier, T. Patsy, F. Nettleton, T. Kapaun, W. Talbot, R. Menier, G. Kreyer, T. Fitzgerald, K. Dey. ROW 4: B. Tollefson, M. Gerdts, K. Krzyaniak, G. Nelson, F. Neumann, F. Thunhorst, G. Stockwell, K. Lang, L. Couture, Mr. Harry Nelson. odge. G. Stockwell, J. H Vincent, Mr. John McManus. ROW 4: R. Oldenberg, D. Dunford, M. D. Anderson, L. Cupkie, N. Scott, M. Gerdts, Ellis, D. H. Von T. Kresko, K. Dey, nhorst, ndig, Bliss, T. Thu C E. K D. Knight, P. cC1ellan, Pacholl, W. M G. Weber. ROW 2: I Mr. Thomas Johnson, S Q. mo E. S -E' S 3 A ul 5 GS U E -Q.: cd cn ui :Q E Q fr Ja W fc L5 5 is I-5 FU. S-1 O z M G. U 'U cu ZS cd GS I' lSco 'E .n l o o I-L th L 0 'U TE in lb i GD D C CNlv-1C4'5LD0OkDlNC.Nl cocvcccvcccvvi-en O1'lI'0C M . 6 Washington . . 0 +- UI .E .c GD 13 I-4 Q 41 Q55 famg algal m-2 INQFO .. SSE 'Sn'cTn'6b .EEE 'Ein 525 'S-6 U00 'QS .3-io FEE ...SS 0.2 Ill Hg Q CD '53 DE E HE Sm .. ESA GSC! BE 210 63 .QE 6 on We EW .Ei ms- P2 .QL- PC 83 'LS -c SE gc 55 -6-3 563 EE .Q as V1 32 63 film FE . 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O S .ca-gay?-FQ., wpmm '.ff1.f:?:PN'-v GSH -QD'-Q -DPU-cr-E'-U24-0 B230 Q-'gg' Q+Js:'o.E55f-1 Meiggai nw ww GJ Ciagmfggoz S .Evmbi gnbn,-Snmg2.5E L5'U.':.2 am ggQ1PCEN . sgfiagfi 11109-1a-1.-D Gymnastic Team With a record of three wins and five losses, Washington's 1957-58 gymnastic team ended its season sixth in the St. Paul league. Sophomore Russell Schoeller went to the state meet in the parallel bars and the mats, while Richard Teele, Clarence Wittman, and Richard Portner were stal- warts also during the season. Mr. John McManus is the coach. ROW I : R. Schoeller, F. Reed, T. Kresko D. Krieger, R. Teele. ROW 2.' R., Portner, K. Katzenmaier, C. Wittman, D. Drackert, J. Clare, Mr. John McManus. C ross-Country With a larger turn-out than he has had in recent years, Coach Daniel Hansen brought his cross-country squad up to where they were losing by the smallest of margins. In their four losses, the stand-out single performance was Dick Flipp's second place against Johnson. Flipp, Bob Sylvester, and Roger Wadell went to the city meet. ROW I: Mr. Byron Gibbs, D. Fitzgerald, K. Katzenmaier, Schultz, G. Ash, G. Winger, G. Stockwell, R. Flipp, T. Patsy, R. Portner, R. Menier. ROW I: T. Severin, M. Hodges,iR. Wadell, R. Sylvester. ROW 2: R. Flipp, D. Krieger, R. Roelofs, T. Radke, Mr. Daniel Hansen, B. Rossini. Tennis Team An inexperienced but eager tennis team under Coach Byron Gibbs won one out of eight conference contests during the 1957 season, but returning intact for 1958, the group promises a better record. Ronald Menier was the top individual player, and Dick Portner and Gary Ash were co-captains. Varsity Track Team Washington's track team had its best season in more than Hve years by gaining three wins against two losses. The relay team won all live meets and broke the school record. The boys setting this record were Kurt Dey, Tom Davenport, Ham- merlind, and Marty Strecker. Kurt Dey was top point getter on Coach Allen Cuthbertls 1957 squad. ROW I J Ficocello N Dixon G Bond D Hayden Mr. Clifford Ingwell D. Kratt G. Sietz, T. O Malley. Swimming Team A small but active swimming team led by high-point man Tom Kapaun ended their season with a 4-4 record, the best in re- cent years at Washington. Tom scored 76 points out of a possible 86 for the year, and placed fourth in the city finals in the 400-yard freestyle. He has four letters and was co-captain with Floyd Nettleton. ROW 1: S. Sarfolean, R. Roelofs, F. Neu- mann, T. Davenport, P. Neirad, J. Syver- son. ROW 2: Mr. Allen Cuthbert, G. Weber, K. Dey, W. Lambert, R. Couture, R. Ronquist, J. Spannbauer, M. Streckerr, J. Hammerlind, R. Olson. Varsity Golf Team Jerry Ficocello, captain, placed elev- enth in the all-city qualifying round to earn the title of outstanding player on the Prexie golf team. A 14-1 triumph over Mechanic Arts was the one victory out of eight matches won by Coach Clifford Ingwell's 1957 team. ROW 1: F. Nettleton, E. Wadell, T. Ka- paun, T. Thunhorst, S. Sarafolean. ROW I: J. Fiandaca, D. Weber, D. Miller, W. Olson. ROW 2: G. Ficocello, D. Norqual, Bloyer, R. Steave, K. Blum. ROW 3: J. Lewandowski, K. Wheeler, T. Nelson, J. Kelly, J. Tschida. ROW 4: Mr. John McManus, R. Peterson, J. Pate, D. DeSmidt, L. Grunz. B Squad Grldders A promising, good-sized B squad football team finished the season with a 1-3-1 record, coming from behind to defeat Wilson, 21-13, for their one win. Fleet-footed Johnny Fiandaca and Don Weber, backs, broke away for some sensational gains during the season, while a fighting line opened the necessary holes in the defense. Junlor Cagers With the smallest, lightest squad in many years, coach Robert Ryan's BM Squad basketball team had the roughest season on record, losing nine games and winning none. The boys never gave up even in the face of discouraging results against stronger teams. Adrian Hertog showed promise and was a constant spark to the game but inexperienced group. ROW I: J. Green, L. Mastel, Bloyer, J. Clare, K. Blum, T. Radke. ROW 2: Mr. Robert Ryan, D. Bowers, K. Kneer, A. Hertog, J. Neubeck, J. Hodge, K. Nord, R. Anderson. ROW I: G. Ficocello, J. Tschida, L. Lundstrom, D, Bohaty, T. Sjewen, W. Olson. ROW 2: Mr. Daniel Hansen, D. Drackert, D. Dunford, J. Pate, J. Tollefsbol, H. Van Rueden, P. Bliss. Junior Hockey Squad G. A. A. 'W' Club After a promising 5 win, 3 loss season, coach Dan Hansen's BU Squad hockey team dropped a playoff game against Johnson, 3-0. Harold Van Rueden, Dick Bohaty, Jim Tschida, Wes Olson, and Jim Toll- efsbol show strong A Squad potential, and the others improved rapidly during the season and were willing to learn all they could. ROW I: M. Behnke, G. Ulbrich, B. Mutch, D. Rotter, M. Orlando, S. Jacobs, S. Finney, A. Anderson. ROW 2: M. Muth, G. Simpson, J. Podjaski, J. Behrendt, V. Zopii, P. Angle, M. Weber, D. Shebesta, D. Secord. Members of the Girls' W club are a select group of GAA members who have been active enough during three years to earn the required number of points in various sports and activities to qualify for membership. Sharon Klemz was president of the group, and mem- bers were honored at the annual spring banquet to which Prexie alumnae from many years back were invited. ROW 3: R. Peloquin, S. Klemz, J. Koch, P. Simpson, S. LaRue, P. Thell, N. Mason, J. Langenberger, A. Wid- erski, G. Handt. 77 ROW I: J. Langenberger, F. Leuer, J. Koch, S. Klemz, S. Finney, M. Orlando, A. Anderson, S. Fudenberg, S. LaRue, P. Thell, P. Simpson. ROW 2: P. Angle, D. Secord, G. Handt, C. Tauer. Washingfon's G. A. A. Executive Board Mrs. Ruby Gould, for many years the much-loved director of the Girls' Athletic Association, retired at mid-year and was replaced by Mrs. Virginia Bauman, a native of St. Paul. Mrs. Gould was honored upon retiring from the leadership of one of Washington's largest and most active organizations. Of great help to the new director, Mrs. Bauman, were the above members of the GAA Board, who assisted in keeping the program going smoothly. Offices were held by the following girls: Marcelia Orlando, presi- dent 5 Sharon Klemz, vice president, Aida Anderson, secretary-treasurer, Janice Koch, recording secretary 5 Pat Thell, minor sports, Donna Secord and Frances Leuer, fieldballg Genevieve Handt: and Garol Tauer, volleyball g Sandra Finney and Pat Angle, basketball 3 Audrey Tollas and Sharon LaRue, softball 5 Jean Langenberger, Rap-in-wax, Sandra Fudenberg and Pat Simpson, social committee 5 and Sharon Klemz, W Club. 12th GRADE GAA, ROW 1: S. Finney, D. Rotter, B. Mutch, M. Orlando, C. Ulbrich. ROW 2: P. Angle, S. Jacobs, K. Zangs, J. Koch, P. Hennessey, J. Behrendt. ROW 3: A. Wid- erski, D. Shebesta, F. Weber, V. Finnegan, L. Nickos. II TH GRADE GAA, ROW I: N. Mason, G. Handt, L. son, P. Stoehr, P. Thell, S. Fudenberg, S. LaRue, J. Schadl, Spiegelberg, F. Leuer, J. Langenberger, A. Anderson, J. J. Wedin, K. Johnson, M. Schneider. Pabst, A. Gabriel, C. Tauer. ROW 2: D. Secord, P. Simp- ROW 1: M. Meggitt, J. Frahm, E. Willman, B. Van Tassell, J. Kulowatz, P. Brady, K. Noe, J. Nash. ROW 2: Lang, P. Benz, E. Chandler, R. Burdash, M. Proetz, C. Fuezst, ROW I: S. Lang, P. Stipe, M. Smith, K. Hubler, Hos- trawser, T. Bowers, J. Spiegelberg, M. Messetler, S. Buirge, S. Nelson, B. Finch. ROW 2: S. White, B. Graves, J. Mayne, K. Rymerson, M. Ostergaard, J. Prachar, S. Schnei- K. Gartner, C. Kollock, J. Simons. ROW 3: M. McFadden, J. Angle, B. Molin, E. Erickson, D. Koran, J. Prudhomme, E. Lynch, M. Griihth, G. Behrendt, C. Kirchgatter. der, G. Kuehlwein, C. Denisson, Oldenberg, M. Tward- ovski, T. Conlan. ROW 3: J. Gahler, N. Baier, L. McGee K. Bedner, B. Nelson, S. Tome, J. Rask, C. Lind, L. Koch G. Eby, S. Jones, J. 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The stories of the future at Washington are yours. 2 Extras U11 Mary Wolkerstorfer Editors Q51 Mr. Turner CONTENTS S 1 Funnies 1351 Pictorials 143, Dick Portner Sharon Bronson 'J,'a Society 1531 - Sandy Finney Sports Page 1671 Jerry Spannbauel p ,f ..w,,,,' f J ., W' Q- ! izffif JEL' -fx-sam QE 715 Hfuiiuif 1 -.16-,gwwi-i', ' 1 , 4 f if J' 5.:,LM1z2M,iQg,35i , if I a. F' , , Q pw ,s p y ,ff New . ,, '25 K 1 ,g m '1 ' J 4- x J ., g UW wixzfizmtivf 1, -f',1f-fs fm. gg ni Qu, ig Q. ? ,, X . is -my 'S ff N W ,5fX'.f13w5r5,U Je- 1 'Ki-'iv - X- -3 . , H ii, 2 2, Ml uf Qi mggfg 13 Haggg- -3 k iwi? ?4wggg,,'Q.w?sE, fwfr f N:yQwS5 l5g'x..' gif, ,H fwzmyf- if, Qqgqnf, wwif ' , ,gfgrfx 'ef Q51 fr 1 'X , X Han' A, Kew--frvri ' P 1 wfmwzfrw was A A R ,iz'-inf an . . 2' ' ' f fQ:s:'r'1g'f5 H2235 A Mil if 'wg 1 ,zziif 'Lu -5 skew Q34 1,5 11 5553. w hwyf. QgggQx.f.gs-,jf 15 5 ww' ' . f1f'.:'-wir'-iz: silk ,ggff1,i121,5fyy-y,ws.:- arg. , 'W us' V2 , F4 , , ' it-5 iiiff' wif! 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Here at Washington Senior High School our editor-in-chief is Mr. Garden E. Minz'e!z'er, principal. He keeps the edi- tions of Prexies up-to-date by bringing in new ideas and procedures from his contacts on the St. Paul city-wide com- mittee and many summer and winter workshops. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL The genial but efficient managing edi- torn at Washington is Mr. George Ifirkelyz, assistant principal. He helps cub re- porters stay in line and get their copy in on time, and even gives the veteran reporters a guiding hand at times. He also is active on city committees and in workshops, giving fresh ideas when they are needed in the school program. COUNSELORS Administrating tests to check students' abilities, progress, and interests is the main job of Washingtons' counselors, M iss Constance Howe and Mr. jen Wiehman. Through guidance towards scholarships they also give veteran Prexie reporters an assist in getting into specialized fields best suited to their talents. Mr. FIRMIN ALEXANDER English-S ' :ial Studies St. Thomas College Miss FRANCES SPRINGER Ameriean Histogf University of Minnesota Mr. JOHN MCMANUS Social Studies St. Thomas College Miss DeETTE KNOWLTON Music, English University of Minnesota, Mc- Phail School of Music Mrs. RUBY GOULD Mrs. VIOLA PETERSON Physical Education Nurse Battle Creek College University of Minnesota Mr. ROBERT INDEHAR Visiting Tgafhgf Miss URSULA SWEENEY Macalaster College, University Bfhfifleff of Minnesota St. Benedict College Miss MARY O'KEEFE Special Classes University of Minnesota Mr. ARCHIE SKALBECK Social Studies Gustavus Adolphus Miss MARGARET WALLBLOM Business University of Minnesota Mr. ROBERT TURNER Student Couneil St. Thomas College Mr. ALLEN CUTHBERT Industrial Arts University of Minnesota Miss BESSIE MULHOLLAND Art University of Colorado, St. Olaf College Mr. RALPH BACON Business Hamline Mrs. HAZEL NORDEN Homemaking University of Minnesota fx KVM?- E: -Y k W we n.fvvrm'r1wwM7v:2vf ww - W' '.A-flmwmlb ' Qeerfffwv Q M .wwf x W, l , iw- Ei ,md fs , . V 1 X E A 3 I 4? 2 f . ' - . .Aff .Q A , . L, .. ,A , Q f 1 5 Q ! ' A an iii Y QM QQ YT H Le' 1 f 3 Y 5 aff f 1 ' ,mgggawg i , - ,Q Aw 4: zmnwwf . kglbffiag VTE Four years ago Mr. Robert Turner entered the Washington High School press rooms as an assist- ant editor. Besides becoming a very informative editor, in his association with the cub reporters, he also became a coach for Washington's hockey team. Two years ago, along with his other duties, he be- came our part time student council adviser. His work there made him even more popular with the cubs. Since then, he has been affectionately called i'Pop. Turner. This year Pop became a full time student council advisor, editing,' this year's student council activities and helping us to enjoy them more. During 5th period each day a group of students meet, for credit, to plan the activities of the student body. This is the executive board of the student council, the student govering body of the school. President this year was Kurt Dey, vice-president, Sandy Fudenburgg secretary, Pat Simpson 5 andtreasurer, Dick Portner. This group has worked hard all year to sponsor such events as Snow Day, Operation St. Kris, Sophomore 'iGet Acquainted Dance, Christmas Seal Drive, and, something new this year after an absence of three years, individual pictures of the members of all three classes. ROW I S Fudenberg, J. Kubitschek, M. Pojar, P. Simpson, S. Finney, Mr. Robert Turner ROW 2 J Weber, J. Grifiith, F. Thunhorst, R. Portner, K. Dey, D. Dahlquist. 10 Council Executive Board if 5 Z. if 3 ss gt Q 35 Sf if E? ii fs 35 29 5 Q X . Four years ago a new group of cub reporters Cfreshmenj entered the pressroom fWashington High Schoolj for the first time. Before them were four years of training which was a requirement for their own first by-line Cdiplomaj. This is the class of 1958. Miss DeEtte Knowlton was appointed class advisor and has been a constant help and guide to us. She was not only an advisor, but a friend fo whom we could come when we were troubled. We wish to , express our gratitude and appreciation for her help. In general terms we were not any different from any previous classes. - We elected officers and staged special events like all other classes before us. In our sophomore year we chose our first class officers: Don Kieger, president, Gerald Godfrey, vice president, Kurt Dey, secretary, and Corrine Ulbrich, treasurer. In our junior year we chose a new set of officers: Dennis Gilson, president, Kathleen Zangs, vice president, Geraldine Trantham, i secretary, and Kurt Dey, treasurer. We also sponsored the junior- Senior Prom, a very successful affair with the Theme Dreams.', This brings us toward the end of our training, our preparation is nearly complete. We have one more year, this is the final step before our by-linesf' As our officers this year we have chosen Patricia Hennessey, president, Micheal Alcott, vice president, Marcelia Orlando, secretary, and Marylyn Weber, treasurer. Our Homecoming festivities were reigned over by Her Majesty Colleen Griffith and King Kurt Dey. Also in this full and final year we have presented our Senior Class Play, Life with Fatherf, We entered the press room as cubs to complete our four years of training. Now we have our by-line and are ready to meet the deadline. This is not the end but the beginning. For now we will go forth into life to publish our own first editions. PATRICIA HENNESSEY Tour tenyie personaliga has given you a place in Warhingtonk veg best GAA, Cheerleader, Captain of Cheer- leaders, Secretary of Student Council, Executive Board, Pep Club, A Choir, FHA Vice President, FTA Secretary, Historical Society President, ICC, Dramatic Club, Operetta, Bowling, Senior Class President, Homecoming Lady in Waiting, MARCELIA ORLANDO There is nothing morefun than lixtening to sweet CeCi GAA, FHA, Pep Club, Dramatic Club, W Club, Cheerleader, Creative Writing, GAA Board, Red Cross, Senior Class Secretary. KURT DEY A tribute to Warhington and the whole student bocbf' W Club, Football, Track, President of Student Council. . !1 ,...iZ21lsQ,,-Vggsff Q4 T ' ifigiitiisfgfif .Q 'm ifliidiiiigfii i -. .,.. -- W -. f-.i,e,ff, :i..f'.,i MICHAEL ALCOTT 1 . Hereule.t,had nothing on thzr marfr eharmi- fi L 3 - - - 'TQ- : 'ZI . ff: rr Senior Class Vice President. .... . r f, ei. ,533 f-f ' 91-:: ..x f im- xx r MARILYN WEBER Big things come in small packages GAA, W Club, FTA, Creative Writing, Pep Club, FHA, ICC, Surveyor Staff, Senior Class Treasurer. GERALD LALLA A man cj many talents W Club, Drivers Club, Pep Club, Histori- cal Club, Cross-Country, Track, Gym- nastics, Operetta, Red Cross, Roller Skating Club, President of A Choir. ,a x gl , se X I' I if. it , ., , . 5:-'l I K i ..f:.,E, ,,-f, is ., .,,., ,.., K ,, ,..,. ggg w ili-,f i,gti,fq-, ., ., - L1 fx ' is '55, sl 5 :...,::,, .t wQffz5'g, 1' fl .i A ff 'mil' ' frfftif , . ff 'gr ' 5... fffigi 1 Q ' Ngeiifflw - iififiiliftfifzi-',.gz:i,Z?dff5i.zTi ' f' if 'fl 'iiirfifii 5iSi ': are -5i'wl'ifl fi: 51. Y e -' 1 'ii '2'f rJLf1V'-fit ftLi'f'Mf-ayiiiifi 'sI,1Gs::35,--M ,.,,,. , ... ,,.,, . , .,,.. , ...I ' ' i - sv : K - I, -.,, - .t ,413 1 5 ,. r .se . ,,.g,,1,,-V S 'Q SJW ? 5 J at . K .2 if QM: L ft ii X 'X K . t-Q . li ifieettfll' A 3 f in .-were -i5saa3: .'.p--2:-ie..-5 Q- Q ,f,,ygg?5:z.agi fzfigiie f I N- A N . W' r Wtfaesfaa-ia. BRUCE ALLISON Friends, all myjriendsn Camera Club, Mathematics Club. ,IAMES AMOS So tall and so, so quiet AVO. PATRICIA ANGLE I lt's the spirit that urgexyou on GAA, Red Cross, GAA Board, Band, Pep Club, W Club. GARY ASH Lilrej21ther, like Jon Chemistry-Math Club, W Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Tennis, A Choir, Senior Class Play. JOYCE BECKER Quiet, but sincere MARGARET BEHNKE She can tell a joke and take one too FTA, FHA, GAA, ICC, Dramatic Club, Bowling, Creative Writing, Commercial Club, Pep Club, A Choir, Senior Class Play. GERALDINE AMEY Gerri is one who ii' uyten mary Occupational Relations, WORK, Com- mercial Club, ICC Club, FHA. BEVERLY ANDERSON One qf two peas in a pod Pep Club. ROBERT ARNOLD Sweet little Harlan Dramatic Club, FTA, A Choir, Senior Class Play. ILONA BECKER Flashing grey that speed .tueh warmth GAA, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Creative Writing, Commercial Club, WORK, ICC. DONALD BEDNER Always a joker in the crowd Sketch Club, Chemistry Club, Drivers Club, Bowling Club, Senior Class Play. JOYCE BEHRENDT Punky'.t IW isjust a bowl Q' cherries Roller Skating, Surveyor Staff JAMES BENZ The tilt of thy nose would suggest one who enjoys life. Bowling Club. NANCY BEYER Lively and sparkling always. GAA, FHA, Commercial Club, Pep Club, Occupational Rela- tions, Roller skating. MARLAINE BLILIE A quiet one but don't under- estimate her. Commercial Club, Dramatic Club. GERALD BRANOVSKY Nothing is impossible to a will- ing worker. Bowling Club, Biology Club, AVO, Drivers Club. MONARD BROWN He even has a car to match his hair! PATRICK CADY Thy name implies that you may have a wee bit of Irish in ye. JUDD BERTHIAUME Business before pleasure, and then lots of pleasure. Hockey. TOMAS BLANK A jolly good fellow is he. RICHARD BRADY Romeo, Romeo, how you have changed! Drivers Club, Surveyor's Staff. SHARON BRONSON Vinnie! Vinnie, come here this instant. FHA, GAA, Dramatic Club, Pep Club, Senior Class Play. DONALD BUNDE You are absolutely the fastest walker on earth! ALICE CAMERON Through hard work she has mastered the dijicult. DAVID CLARK The day is yet to come when David isn't chewing. W Club, AVO Club, Tennis. JUDY COTY Let's have a ball! Pep club, GAA, Creative writing, Commercial C lu b , WORK Club, International Correspond- ence Club, FHA. MARJORIE CRUM We wish you all the luck in the world. FHA, Pep Club, WORK, His- torical Society, Commercial Club, A Choir. CAROL DOLEZAL Your future is taken care of and happiness shall be yours. Commercial Club, Dramatic Club, GAA, Bowling, Pep Club, Home Planning Club. KEN DOUGLAS When can we make a loan? Drivers Club, Pep Club. VERONICA FINNEGAN Such a soft voice but can it hurry! Commercial Club, Pep Club, Dramatic Club, Senior Class Play. CAROLE COLVARD Who said women aren't equal to men? RUTH ANN COTY A warm love of fun behind a quiet exterior. WORK Club. CAROL CULBERTSON Flashing dark eyes full of fun. Pep Club, Dramatic Club, A Choir, ICC, Occupational Rela- tions Club, Student Council. ROBERT DOLNEY That's a joke. JOHN EINFELDT jack is tall, dark and handf some, girls! SANDRA FINNEY If you need a friendly word she's the one who's got it. W Club, GAA, Student Council, Cheerleader, Dramatic Club, Creative Writing, FHA, Pep Club, Y-Teens President. ROBERT FONTAINE This is a man who generalbz has an opinion MARIANNE FROST Gotyour lesson? No! Neillzer have 1 Pep Club, Commercial Club, Creative Writing, FHA. JOANNE GRAVES Generalb1 speaking, she's generalbz speaking GAA, FHA, A Choir, Tumbling Club, Homecoming Committee, Annual Staff, Operetta, Pep Club. COLLEEN GRIFFITH Her grace has the charm ay' being sweet and gentle Dramatic Club, Pep Club, FHA, Histori- cal Club, Surveyor Staff, Student Council Representative, St. Patrick's Day Queen, GAA, Homecoming Queen, ICC, A Choir. DAROLD' GUNION Live onbf one day at a time JAMES HEFFERN The quiet side :Ja set 16 JOHN HEFFERN The noisy side ny' a set Sketch Club, Pep Club. WILLIAM HOWARD MYRON HOLCOMB Such a dark silent man RICHARD HUBLER There's a powedul lot Q' man therex The man behind the scenes Drivers' Club. AVO. SHARON JACOBS THOMAS HUPPERT Public rival No. 1 There must always be an answer GAA, Commercial Club, Band, Pep Club, On the job training. W Club, Tumbling, Annual Staff, Home DONNA JANDL Shyness and poise make jbr a yo Planning Club, Red Cross. ang zany' WILLIAM JENNRICH ' Band, Surveyor Staff, Annual Staff, Fm on the brink dsuceessg push me of Chemistry Club, Red Cross. LAWRENCE JENSEN The congregation is waiting AVO, Camera Club, Baske Class Play. GARY JOHNSON '1'is not the size that eountsf' PEARL JOHANSEN As bright and shiny as a pearl should be D 'FHA President, A Choir, Pep Club, His- 'bam Scum' torical Club, GAA, Roller skating Club, Surveyor Staff, Homecoming Queen Candidate. ROBERT JOHNSON Delay is better than disaster 17 TOM KAPAUN An individual if ever there was one. W Club, Track, Swimming Team. CAROL KILLEN A sweet gentle breath of fresh air. JANICE KOCH There's always a first time for everything. GAA, GAA Board, Bowling, Red Cross, Commercial Club. MERLE KOSANKE Take good care of your future plans. AVO and Stage Crew. ELAINE KRAUSE Are you really such an inde- pendent individual?', Dramatic Club, A Choir, GAA, Senior Class Play, Red Cross, Surveyor Staff, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Roller Skating Club, Home Planning, Creative Writing, Chemistry Club. KEITH KRZYZANIAK There's no need to ask you how sporting you are. Pep Club, W Club, B Squad Football, B Basketball, A Base- ball, A Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football, Intramural Softball. JAMES KETCHEL Not conspicuous but liked by all of us. SHARON KLEMZ A mind of her own. GAA, Pep Club, Cheerleader, A Choir, Creative Writing, Girls W Club, Student Council. KAREN KODERICK A camera and a flash bulb and .vhe's happy. Band, Choir, Pep Band, Red Cross, GAA, Pep Club, Camera Club, Surveyor Staff. DAVID KRATI' Um, ..what girl wouldnit like to run her fingers through your curly hair! Hockey GARY KREYER Always a friendly word. Chemistry Club, Bowling Club, B Squad Football, Cross-Country, W Club. DONALD KUNSHIER Is it your knowledge that tires you, Don?'i KENNETH LANG Try to figure me out if you canj, says this quiet man. W Club, Bowling, Track. ROBERTA LAW A sharp mind for work and especially for fun. Roller Skating, GAA, Creative Writing, Commercial Club, FHA, WORK. DONNA LE VASSEUR Life,is what you make it. FHA, Commercial Club, Pep Club. WILLIAM MCCARRAN Bill, is there anything you ean't make music with? Dramatics, Senior Class Play, Band. ANN McFADDEN Why are you taking our Christ- mas tree? Why? Spanish Club, ICC. PATRICK McLAFFERTY A handsome Irish lad 'who lifts the hearts of many a lass. LAUREL LARSON Behind every brave man is a brave woman. Art Club, Red Cross. LORRAINE LEUER A lasting friendship is the kind she gives. GAA, Junior Red Cross, A Choir. ARNOLD LINDORFER Arnie, now be serious for a minute. AVO, Stage Crew, Surveyor Staff, Student Council. DONALD MCCORMACK Success is in the bag for this young man. Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Math Club, Student Council, Senior Class Play. CLAUDIA MCGINNIS Better late than never. Band, Historical Society, Roller Skating. LAWRENCE MADIGAN Moon-beams! Drivers Club, Junior Red Cross, Student Council. JJ WAYNE MAHONEY '24 comic to the end ELIZABETH MARAH A Squad Hockey. What's bgfond the quiet exterior? ANN MARINKOV Lge is kind to those who pay their own wzgf' JOAN MARTIN Commercial Clllb, OCCUPHUOHRI RClaIi0I1S, Her silence is golden and her smile is silver FHA. GESINE MASSELL Gus, your jriendb: ways could make you a ARTHUR MEGGITT dlplomat 'mf day, Such a head on your shoulders Camera Club. TED MICHAUD JAMES MILLER Better late than never The future holds what we want DENNIS MITSCH HELEN MITCHEL How you thrill the ladies with your quietness' '1S'weet and shy yet not withdrawn Chemistry Club, W Club, Track, Cross- Country. MARGARET MONDRY JANET MONTEZ Let's have fun, fun, fun '24 scholar to be sure FHA, Dramatic Club, Historical Club, Camera, Spanish Club, ICC, Red Cross Pep Club, A Choir, Senior Class Play. Biology Club. 20 MARY LOU MORROW A hong' do gal FHA, Pep Club, WORK, W Club, GAA, A Choir, Creative Writing. BARBARA MUTCH And how does the future look far you? GAA, Pep Club, FTA, W Club, Creative Writing, Student Council Representative. GORDON NELSON A good sport in eveg: ease, even in the ojieefp' W Club, Drivers' Club, A Squad Basket- ball. DAVID NEUMANN Quiet waters run deep Band, B Squad Basketball. ALVINA N OE A chuckle and ajoke W Club, Commercial Club, GAA, FHA, Occupational Relations, Red Cross, Pep Club, Roller Skating, Student Council. WAYNE OLSON '34 pleasure to know Band. JOHN MULLNER Lge is wonderful Bowling Club, Biology Club. MARILYN MUTH Y our wardrobe is as bright asyour say' FHA, Historical Society, GAA, Creative Writing, Pep Club, W Club, Roller Skating Club, Bowling, Red Cross, Sur- veyor Stafi, A Choir. FLOYD NETTLETON T our eleets on your shoes are very, veg' inter- esting AVO, Swimming Team. LILY NICKOS Venus has blessed thee well Pep Club, Commercial Club, Creative Writing, FHA, GAA, Historical Club President, Student Council Executive Board, Roller Skating Club, Bowling Club. RICHARD OLDENBURG Romeo, Romeo JUDY PATNODE A quiet girl but quite a girl ANNE PEARMAN I've never met a YALE man before. Senior Class Play. JUDITH PODJASKI Looks, brains, talent, and personality. FHA, FHA President, GAA, Student Council Executive Board, Historical Society, Com- mercial Club, Pep Club, Red Cross, Sewing Club, Band, ICC, Annual Staff, W Club. KATHLEEN POTHEN Full of fun, and mischief too. GAA, Surveyor Staff. DONALD RASMUSSEN The world's no better if we worry. Pep Club, Drivers Club, AVO. CHARLES ROESER Do you dislike all girls at the age of 18? Bowling. WILLIAM RUNK Don't do that! ROCHELLE PELOQUIN Ma, she's making eyes at me! GAA, GAA Board, W Club, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Pep Club, Creative Writing, FHA, Baton Twirlers, Commer- cial Club, A Choir. MARY JANE POJAR Music is the spice of life. Pep Club, FHA, A Choir, Operetta, Homecoming Queen Candidate. HELEN POWERS A blue eyed blonde who's an eye catcher. DORIS ROBERSON Now let me see, where did I put that? Pep Club, Dramatic Club, Dra- matic Club President, GAA, Band, Red Cross, Creative Writ- ing, Spanish Club, FTA, ICC, Annual Staff Co-Editor, Biology Club, Sophomore Class Ex. Board, Junior Class Ex. Board, Home Planning Club. DONNA ROTTER A plearant person so easy to know. W Club, Biology Club, GAA, Historical Club. ROGER SALMON An all around good fellow. A Choir, Surveyor Staff. STEVE SARAFOLEAN Must you always answer back? For shame! W Club, A Squad Football. ROBERT SCHNEIDER Make way for the Duke. W Club, Pep Club, B Basketball, A Baseball, Homecoming Escort, Intramural Football, Intramural Basketball, Operetta, AH Choir, Intramural Softball. IDA SCOTT Pursuing the arts of music and drama. . Dramatic Club, GAA, ICC, Pep Club, A Choir. ROSANNE SEIDENKRANZ Did you really hurt yourself when you fell down the stairs? Historical Club, Red Cross, Com- mercial Club, Senior Class Play. DOREEN SHEBASTA Doreen's plans and George's are open only for two. GAA, Red Cross, W Club, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Biology Club, Historical Club, ICC, Roller Club, Home Planning Club. CAROL SIMPSON Many wishes for happiness and success to you and Don. Pep Club, FHA, Commercial Club, Creative Writing, A Choir, ICC, GAA. WILLIAM SCHMITT One of those quiet ones who makes a good friend. JOSEPH SCHUH Always an answer and a ready wit. Homecoming Escort. NOEL SCOTT I got the beat man, real cool. W Club, Track, A and B Foot- ball, A and B Hockey, Co- Captain Football Team, Roller Skating Club, Band, Pep Club. GEORGE SEITZ A quiet individual. BEVERLY SHERMAN Did you know that you are a perfect image of Tinker Bell? FHA. WINIFRED SMITH Must you brush your teeth in the drinking fountain of Wash? GAA. ROBERT SPANGENBERG A person who knows how to be jenny JEFFERY SZALAPSKI Damnation!!! Dramatic Club, Senior Class Play. JUDY THOMPSON A pearh zy'a girl and one who is a worthy fiend FTA, Dramatic Club, Spanish Club, Creative Writing, ICC, Home Planning Club. JEROME SPANNBAUER WelL need we my more concerning Spanni? Chemistry Club, Camera Club, W Club, A Squad Football. CAROL TESCH A quiet stillness and sweetjemine gentiligf is she Commercial Club, WORK. RENATE TIETZ The rare combination zjgood looks and brains Chemistry Club, Camera Club, Red Cross. SANDRA TIPCKE AUDREY TOLLAS A tinkle ry' humor and a load1y'fun '24 treat to know Commercial Club, Surveyor Staff, Pep GAA, GAA Board, FTA, Sewing Club, Club, Sketch Club, FHA, GAA. GERALDINE TRANTHAM Stop, stop -hr breath FHA, Pep Club, Commercial Club, Crea- tive Writing, GAA, Student Council Representative, Junior Class Secretary, Homecoming Queen Candidate. PATRICIA TROJE Value isn't measured ly: size Biology Club, Historical Club, FHA. Red Cross, W Club, A Choir. JUDITH TRIEMERT '71 head full of blonde curls A Choir. JAMES TSCHIDA Whitney, recite fur us Commercial Club, Senior Class Play. CLAUDE TYLER Not ajiaia' ofwork but not in .gzmpatlzy with itll AVO. EARL WADELL Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you W Club, Swimming. GERALD WEBER 'f7ohn, are you mongf mad? W Club, FTA, Chemistry Club, Math Club, A Choir, Student Council Executive Board, Track, Senior Class Play. ALICE WIDERSKI The teen-age Bell of the Ball in 55-56',' Commercial Club, Secretary-Treas. W Club, GAA, Pep Club, A Choir, Operetta. JOAN WOLF Dordt take lfe seriousbr,'you'll never get out alivev Pep Club, Commercial Club, Occupa- tional Relations. KATHLEEN ZANGS A nose fir news FHA, Historical Club, Pep Club, GAA, Bowling, Commercial Club, Editor-Sur- veyor, Student Council, Senior Class Play, junior Class Vice President, Homecoming Queen Candidate. CORRINE ULBRICH , Busy, busy, busy, dorftyou ever get tired?i' GAA, FHA, FTA, W Club, Pep Club, Red Cross, Sophomore Class Treasurer, junior Class Fund Chairman, Creative Writing, Dramatic Club, Annual Staff Co-Editor, Surveyor Staff, Senior Class Play, Spanish Club, Tumbling Club, Home Planning Club. FAYE WEBBER One who has acquired the quiet air if sophis- tieatiorf' GAA, FHA, Pep Club, Dramatic Club, Baton Twirlers, A Choir, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Bowling, Biology Club. PATRICIA WEGMAN Never unprepared Dramatic Club, A Choir. CLARENCE WITTMAN A boundless liking pr people is his success W Club, Pep Club, A Choir, Operetta, Gymnastics, Homecoming Escort, Bowling President, Student Council Executive Board, Camera Club. MARY WOLKERSTORFER Who said red hair is a sign of temper? ICC, Red Cross, Commercial Club, WORK, Band, Ski Club. NANCY ZINIEL '24 girl whois always neat and trim Pep Club, Commercial Club, GAA Creative Writing. 1 VIRGINIA ZOPF I Don,t szt on the bosf: knee W Club, FTA, Red Cross, Bi- ology Club Creative Writing, GAA Pep Club, and ICC. , .,., 35 162 L ew-fr-,f,t - up-H ,. sgywf . M 4-iiftia , ' 1 M I V '4 f9il'E ir! v,.,, Q n 'V . iff 'ff 11, .., Jaffa i ,L :Jfgsyf M fr , git? 4 'S wi if t , et... L: V- , X was , -' ' -' ' ' Better late than never . . Q t. 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These two people we knew and loved. They were a part of our team, they each had a role to play until the day which was chosen for their departure. We think of them especially at commencement time. Darlene, who was a small, delicate individual, was quite different from what you might expect. Here was a truly wonderful person. She was unusually gay and was always ready to join in the fun that was going on around her. She was always ready with a smile and said Hello when she passed you in the halls. She might have been com- pared to a warm spring day, cheerful and bright. Her personality was a blossom, sweet and overflowing with youth. This vibrancy she possessed never dwindled and in her presence it was always spring. She had many, many friends and on a spring day in 1955, the day of her departure, a shadow fell over Washington because of the loss of one of our life giving members. We can truly say we are proud that we were able to give her some enjoyment in life. Only our Father knows the reason for taking away one whose spirit was always happy and whose presence always brought a beam of sunlight into our lives. WILLIAM ZSCHOKKE DARLENE REINHARDT WILLIAM ZSCHOKKE Bill, as he was known' to us, was a quiet boy, not very talkative or physically outstanding and yet you know if you ever talked to him you knew that he was' a special being. After you got through his outer shytness you saw that he possessed a quality not many have. When he spoke to you he said his words slowly and deliberately. He always met your eyes squarely and listened attentively when you spoke to him. His words were always kind and his friendly way made you feel as though you were a spe- cial friend of his. He possessed a warmth which made you want to talk to him and be his friend. This warmth he had stemmed from his love of God, people, and life. This love of life was not expressed in gaiety and talkativeness. This was something you saw in his face and eyes. 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Y Pat Simpson Aida Anderson Donna Secord Bonnie Hasse Juniors Try New Things This year's junior class, with the guidance of their advisor, Mr. Daniel Hansen, sponsored several projects, some of these untried by previous classes. j The Hrst was the annual Christmas card sale. It was the profits from this sale that make possible the gala Junior-Senior Prom held at the Lowry Hotel. New projects for this year were the candy sale and the junior Class Play. This was considered quite an accomplishment for the new cub reporters. Last, but not least, the juniors made the all important selections of their class rings. Taking on the responsibilities of leadership were the following officers: president, Pat Simpson, vice president, Aida Anderson, secretary, Donna Secordg and treas- urer, Bonnie Hasse. From the initiative shown by this class it is apparent to all the school that there is a promising group of senior reporters in the Washington Press Room. ROW 1: A. Anderson, G. Kunshier,J. Langenberger, G. Pasket, C. Tauer, L. Moran, B. Rasmussen, G. Winger. ROW 2: J. Gobely, P. Thell. ROW Schilling, D. Weller, E. Mag- T. Gartner, F. Jensen, B. Zauner, Loucks, V. Selby, S. Sarro, nusen, G. Baker, F. Thunhorst,J.Jensen, D. Schmidthl. Schadl 36 ROW 1: A. Leier, P. Simpson, G. Hesse, Wedin, I. Seilis, wath, D. Fitzgerald. ROW3:T.Thompson, D. Mitseh, K. Lund, J. Riedlberger, B. Fisher, V. Werb. ROW 2: D. Ellis, W. Frahm, R. Spiegelberg, G. Mathison, L. Lind, L. Ganzer, R. Patsy. D. Seiberlich, S. Fudenberg, Nicholson, Ullmann, J. Hor- ROW 1: J. Prochaska, G. Handt, D. Secord, E. Whalen, M. Schneider, Kloss, W. Launderville, P. Nelson. ROW 2: B. Lassen, Schultz, G. Tofthagen, Sampson, G. Johnson, ROW 1: D. Grahm, M. Millette, R. Zinschlag, G. McCormack, E. Kendig, D. Krieger, R. Haider, W. Talbet, K. Katzenmeier. ROW2: R. Fortuna, G. Christea, D. Miller, N. Letourneau, M. Prudhomme, S. Larue, S. Heath, C. Reilly. ROW 3: D. Anderson, R. Milligan, D. Haslach, R. Olsen, D. Lindquist, T. Schultz, Dorn, A. Oehrlein. L. Spiegelberg, N. Mason, F. Leuer, P. Budzynski. ROW3: R Menier, D. Sjerven, F. Neumann, G. Wolf, P. Leach, C. Schid- ness, B. Hasse, T. Patsy. ROW I : F. Jones, K. Hurst, S. Brunell, P. Wylie, H. son, K. Johnson, J. Schadl, B. Van Oss. ROW 3: Bussjaeger, S. Tucl-mer, J. Fuenflinger. ROW 2: G. J. Muellner, D. Wallace, D. Schneuer, R. Roelofs, A. Ellison, J. Kirchgatter, P. Urban, R. Flipp, L. Mickel- Busse, D. Steele, T. Naatjes, K. Hopkins. ROW I: M. Schneider, G. Grengs, M. Bittner, J. Boldt, Jacobowitch. ROW 3: M. Rein, T. Lynch, F. Wilson, B. Krinke, Pabst, R. Powers. ROW 2: P. Stoehr, M. M. Gerdts, L. Cupkie, T. Walsh, D. Wood. McLafferty, P. Reichow, P. Sheppard, D. Portner, C. ROW I.' K. Hogen, A. Gabriel, J. Wosika., G. St. Clair, V. Schneider, Haider, J. Baloga, C. Struntz. ROW 3: M. Heinn, A. Ross, M. Stinson, E. Nickos, ROW 2: T. Kester, D. Tofthagen, R. Ehlert, B. Tollefson, G. J. Stifter, R. Ehlert, D. Sherer, P. Lupelow, J. Gobely, Stockwell, J. Lynch, B. Tyler, E. Noren. 38 ADRIAN HERTOG CAROL TAKO DON DAHLQUIST JOAN KUBITSCHEK ' i 7 Sophomores Prom use Extras They pour into their seats, Then they begin to rise,' Little nonentities, Each reveals a separate sweetness and worth All the same All his own. Like so much batter in cake rings. This yearls sophomore class showed great promise of leadership and has already displayed their eagerness to plan and participate in school events. In the Snow-Day assembly four members of the sophomore class, Carol Tako, Evelyn Erickson, Anita Cherry, and Adrian Hertog, planned and took part in a dramatization of the 32nd birthday of Washington High School. While at Como Junior High School, Adrian Hertog was president, Joan Kubitschek, secretary, and Carol Tako and Don Dahlquist committee chairmen of the student council. This year at Washington Joan, Carol, and Don are on the ex- ROW I: D. Gatten, J. Prachar, J. Simons, S. Lang, K. Rymerson, J. Smith, J. Mayne, J. Gallagher, P. Lani- gan, Nash. ROW 2: D. Norqual, O. Callender, D Kratz, M. Schultz, C. Lindquist, R. Sylvester, S. Feneck, ecutive board of the student council and Adrian is a homeroom representative. Certainly this shows a continued willingness to cooperate for the good of the whole school. As a means of earning money for their class, the sophomores under the direction of Mr. Firmin Alexander, class adviser, staged the annual student- faculty basketball game. The whole school is proud of this class and hopes the members will always show the good qualities that they have this year. Good luck sophomores! M. Twardovski, M. Rauscher, D. Woeltge. ROW 3. D. Dunford, T. Parent, D. Dahlquist, L. Grunz, T. Brandt, J. Hodge, J. Lewandowski, A. Taylor, K. Wheeler, M. Lunzer. ROW 1.' Gramlet, E. Erickson, C. Kollock, G. Behrendt, D. M. Lubo, V. Scott. ROW3: S. Jones, C. Anderson, M. Hutton Zimitsch, M. Rubbelke, K. Noe, Long. ROW2: P. Grengs, Tschida, Stuber, D. Drackert, R. Simon, S. Schneider R. Thill, B. Hicky, L. Mastel, R. Bohaty, D. Weber, T. Radkc, W. Burg. ROW 1: K. Gorr,j. Pearl, N. Marinkov, C. Gobiel, C. Kirch- gatter, D. Pojar, DeNucci, J. Schaffhauser, D. Blilie. ROW 2: D. Talbot, C. Dennisonhl. Prudhomme, G. Holt, K. Johanson, ROW 1: M. McFadden K. Gartner G. Ficocello R. B ers 7 , , Y a P. Brady, E. Willman, F. Blatzheim, P. Bronson, R. Unger. ROW2: M. Proetz, B. Arcand, Kubitschek, Roubik, D M. Griffith, D. Koran, P. Arver, B. Van Tassel. ROW3: T. Nelson, W. Spangenberg, C. Schwartz, M. Flaherty, T. Hayes, B. Rask, S. Tome, K. Ogren. Ayde, S. Nelson, W. Noyes, B. Ehlert, M. Holcomb. ROW3 G. Harlan, R. Reiling, S. Frogh, A. Law, M. Stebbins, ,I Tollefsbol, R. Tschida, B. Schumi, C. Tako. ROW 1: Schauffauser, Dewitt, B. Lindquist, T. Bowers, J. Liebgott, B. Heinl, B. Beuhler, K. Ellefson, D. Tonia. ROW2: N. Baier, M. Ostergaard, Gahler, K. Gilson, Prud- homme, B. Johnson, R. Nemeth, G. Abrahamson. ROW 3. J. Spiegelberg, P. Bliss,J. Boos, K. Kneer, W. Horwath, H. Von Rueden, W. Evans, M. Kuebelbeck, Oldenberg. ROW 1: Claseman, M. Seiler, S. Shuck, J. Hostrawser, R. Teele, C. Agnew, M. Oehrlein, B. Molin, S. Bailey. ROW2: J. Ellsworth, R. Olson, Bloyer, B. Graves, E. Lynch, K. ROW I.' M. Meggitt, Glen Kendig, T. Kresko,J. Fiandaca, J Darwin,J. Hoffman, D. Miller, C. Feurst, F. Reed, R. Schoeller. ROW 2: M. Lassen, Angle, P. Benz,J. Haider, C. Samuelson Stephenson, B. Nettleton, S. Buirge, K. Wadell. ROW3: G. Rhyan, C. Lind, R. Schever, K. Hempel, T. Weber, A. Peterson, C. Pults, B. Toth, G. Kuehlwein. M. Smith, White, S. Brigl, Prochaska, T. Parsons. ROW3 R. Jarosch, G. Eby, F. Lundstrom, T. Thunhorst, Pate, W McClellan, B. Nelson, M. Hodges, D. Nowicki. ROW I : P. Murphy, J. Tesh, F. Sommers, J. Frahm, M. Freiberg, M. Messetler, J. Sander, F. Wagner. ROW 2: L. McGee, D. Rupp, M. Abler, D. Michel, M. Seracki, B. Finch, A. Oman, C. Wylie. ROW 3: R Bronson, R. Anderson, T. Szalapski, D. DeSmidt, T Thompson, K. Rheault, J. Keiper, H. Keller. ROW 1: L. Murphy, A. Koller, S. Maritz, L. Quinn R. Frauenshuh, P. Stockwell, V. Yorga, T. Severini M. Rotter. ROW 2: J. Schneider, E. Chandler, C. Nich- olson, E. Lakour, J, Jacobs, J. Erickson, J. Pfoser, R. ROW I: R. Wadell, W. Troiber, K. Hubler, C. Quinn, M. Burdash, C. Marah, P. DuChene, J. Kulowatz, P. Stipe. ROW 2: R. Super, P. Johnson, K. Mondry, K. Blum, T. Lind, K. Bedner, W. Olson, Eng, D. Dorrain, A. Reinhardt. ROW 3: C. Freiermuth, C Speigelberg, N. Horwath, R. Rossini, H. Behnke, D Drackert, H. Linder, C. Amey, R. Bock. Sherman. ROW 3: T. Tennent, J. Green, D. Albert, R. Peterson, A. Hertog, J. Neubeck, J. Schmitz, K. Nord, L. Koch. MA. f-N Q, g -- Awwti., Q ,vm -A PREXIE '57 J-S PROM EVENTS FEATURES 'DREAMS' t Dey 'I957-58 BRINGS HE Queen, Colleen Griffith. HOMECOMING TEARS, JOY ACROSS . . . Q. E NEWS . . . 1958 Snowday Queen is . . . Lily Nickos . . . King is . . . Jerry Griffith WEATHER . . . Brilliant Sun . . .Snappy Temperature . . . Dazzling Snow SPORTS . . . Washington-36 Wilson-50 E 1 O QQW. -Z if 'iq' V 55 is . ' ur HQ 9 Q95 A 1958... Pauline Gary Ash Miss DeEtte Knowlton Tom Radke Clarence Wittman Margaret Behnke Mary Jane Pojar Dennis Drackert QQ? G Li Jerry Schultz Jerome Blatzheim Karl Lund 'Pickles' Talented cast loaded with sophomores does 'Theater Sec- tion' proud with zany, fun-filled Operetta directed by Miss DeEtte Knowlton. Leads are spotlighted around pickle. 51 ,q ROW I: R. Arcand, H. Keller, J. Green, D. Roberson, F. Nettleton, G. Abrahamson, K. Wheeler, D. Dahlquist, Dorn, D. Tonia. ROW2.'J.Jacobs, K. Hemple, D. Clark, A. Lindorfer, Avo-Stage Crew Washington's Audio-Visual Stage Crew group, com- bined for the first time this year, handles the movie projectors, sound equipment, Hlm equipment, record players, and public address systems that are used in the classrooms as teaching aids and in the auditorium for plays, assemblies, and programs, operating and maintaining hundreds of dollars worth of complicated equipment. The group, under the direction of Mr. Allen Cuthbert performs a valuable service and learns professional skill in handling technical details. ROW 1: J. Sanders, R. Tietz, G. Kunshier, G. Blehrendt, J. Kulowatz, M. McFadden, M. Rauscher, K. Rymerson,J Montez, J. Rasmussen, B. Krinke, N. Osborne. ROW 2: D. Fitzgerald, S. Maritz, K. Koderick, D. Grengs, K. Bedner, C. Nicholson, D. Woeltge, K. Hempel, Smith, G. Schultz 9 R. Hubler, Amos, M. Kosanke, R. Sjerven, D. Anderson, J. Keiper, Wright, K. Rheault. Camera Club The Camera Club, under the direction of Mr. Elmer Bjornson, has been carrying out a variety of projects throughout the year. One of the first projects of the new members was the building of pin-hole cameras. The club has been taking pictures of the school ac- tivities which have been made available for school publications. Officers were Don McCormack, president, Gesine Massel, vice president, Barbara Krinke, secretary, and Pat Leach, treasurer. All members learn to develop and print their own negatives and to make enlargements. J. Bloyer,J. Liebgott, D. Miller. ROW3:J. Ullman, B. Allison, A. Grilli, Gagne, D. McCormack, T. Blank, L. Jensen, R. Roelofs, G. Tofthagen, P. Leach, Spannbauer, A. Taylor, W. Horwath. 2 5532? .AWSNJTSSSEME 95 f'?iN11' ms?z S fe My-2 ' F J 'Q m3 X Q32 132. H1535-gz. 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A f-.1,,1.M-,fn 5' f ,R 1 A 'blfiiffii 1' SvAfFfsQ,sfei1gvx st., v.,..,,M,., mawiw, Z sF25fsEK7.1'hH fvkliwfixfil ' gf m??s.X5 ::,ziii79s7' M ' A . 31 WM-M 10 Q 4 f -13525 x W- I A-X. i,,, :z5'.v.1'- MN' f JK fx -f 5EfAbf4!x,zL1H!i2?F'B5Y?5L .msfmm f-wx U U - -W1 WW My Pii'i,2?5kSw5W.5kL.ae5iSPK' H9 'YN' 95 .ana?,. 'QLHSLSL1 ROW 1: E. Krause,J. Podjaski, D. Roberson, C. Ulbrich, S. Jacobs, D. Kieger. ROW 2: D. She- besta, P. Angle, D. Jandl, K. Koderick, K. Pothen. 1958 President Staff A larger book, a new type of senior section, and an entirely new idea in a cover were only a few fea- tures of the 1958 President produced under Co- Editors Doris Roberson and Corrine Ulbrich. Judy Podjaski was the artist, and Elaine Krause was sen- ior editor. The staff wishes to thank everyone else responsible for this book and it is hoped that stu- dents will find many years of enjoyment in going through it. Mr. Orlando Andvik and Mr. Firmin Alexander were the editorial and business advisors. Surveyor Staff Under the capable leadership of editor-in-chief Kathy Zangs, the Surveyor staff published twelve issues of the school paper during the year 1957-8. The rest of the staff responsible for keeping the stu- dents well informed on school activities, gossip, and otherwise were news editors, Pearl Johanson and Sandy Tipcke, sports editor, Don Kieger, editorial writer, Elaine Krause, columnists, Eileen Whalen, Lily Nickos, Jerry Lalla, social editor, Colleen Griffith, Marylyn Weber, business manager, Dick Brady, typists, Joyce Behrendt, Corrine Ulbrich, Donna Jandl. The advisor is Mr. Orlando Andvik. ROW 1: E. Whalen, K. Koderick, A. Leier, D. Jandl, C. Ulbrich, K. Zangs, E. Krause, M. Weber, C. GrifF1th,J. Lalla. ROWZ: K. Pothen, J. Jensen, L. Nickos, Behrendt, A. Lindorfer, S. Tipcke, V. Schneider, D. Kieger, P. Johanson. .-..... ,,,, W7 ROW 1: M. Frost, N. Ziniel, E. Frost, M. Weber, M. Bittner, M. Muth, D. Roberson, G. Holt, M. Orlando, S. Finney, C. Ulbrich, B. Anderson. ROW2: G. Trantham, C. Simpson, Creative Writers The Creative Writing Club is well on its way this year. The major project, other than writing stories, themes, and poems, is compiling a student directory for students, which will be issued in the spring. In their spare time club members write short stories and poems, some of which appear in the Surveyor. Oflicers were Sandy Finney, president, Anne Pear- man, secretary, and Beverly Anderson, treasurer. Mrs. Mary Hafner is club advisor. ROW 1: D. Fitzgeraldhl. Prochaska, R. Arcand, Helfern, K. Freiberg, W. Schultz, W. Horwath, R. Seidenkranz, D. Robertson, D. Tonia. ROW2: S. Bronson, B. Malmquist, V. Werb, G. Kunshier, M. Bond, L. Quinn, A. Gabriel, S. Behnke, V. Finnegan, Jensen, Thompson, D. Bedner, A. Widerski, L. Nickos, K. Zangs, S. Klemz, R. Peloquin. Sketch Club The Sketch Club is fun as well as educational. Their main project is sketching, both for pleasure and worth while projects. During the year some of the members took a major part in the drawing and painting of the wonderful back drop for the operetta. Oflicers were President, Marlene Rotterg Vice President, Dave Toniag and Secretary, john Heffern. Miss Bessie Mulholland is club advisor. QI. Pabst, M. Lassen, Prochaska. ROW 3: L. Spiegelberg, K. Hopkins, N. Baier, C. Scheidness, D. Bedner, Kirchgatter, G. Handt, S. Fudenberg, Shaflhauser, M. Rotter, P. Benz. l Curtain Going Up . . . 'Black Friar' News Hot! l . . . Hfty students apply for drama club apprenticeship . . . hard work was ahead . . . skits . . . plays . . . production . . . radio shows . . . program meetings . . . band and choir productions . . . points or consequences . . . then . . . BLACK FRIARH MEMBERSHIP! . . . Macalaster students entertain Black Friars,'iPresident, Doris Roberson, Sec- retary, Faye Webber, Apprentice Master, Pauline Fleming . . . chat with Macalas- ter guests . . . other ,57-'58 ollicers- Sandy Finney, vice president, Marcelia Orlando, treasurer, Ilona Becker, corre- sponding secretary . ,. . the show goes on l and on . . . members, too, continue ac- tivities . . . carry on tradition of making up characters for school productions . . . the points pile high . . . the play's the thing . . . Miss Zarm Keljic directs . . . ROW 1: F. Webber, E. Krause, M. Stinson, C. Ulbrich, S. Bronson, S. Finney, M. Orlando. ROW2.1 V. Finnegan, C. Dolezal, S. Fudenberg, D. Robersonhl. Szalapski, P. Wegman, C. Reilly. 56 xp. ggi ,ga . 255 V V Q ,1 -,,f- an . , 5553? 3' E w. wj J ,- .1 1 w fa Q ' YQ, 'W ,ii-f' Q ff N2 ,f V ff H L T. . f .5. x gum .mam ,mp MW. .f ,gf gf, 51 ' K ff if xx up K fjiir. , k fff g Q X ' V , , YNY in is yt AL A if . 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V, .,-U 4,5 , Xa X S N.. , .,, , X, ,, ,F . , f 4' , ' .aifiirf W I y g 0 X i . . , Wi' 3 f f K , , , - . .L ' 'rg i,, WM V :fix ' , ,. ,LUN M ' nf V' ff' F . H1 '- JA ff A 1 ' f' ,V Y .gx H-16 SE if M' ' . ' f X ANI, A x ' v 2. . M - M- A N mf 15, V TQX'5Tfv Wk ' Y A--' 'A we fe 22' ff, QV k SAK. f A' if asf ileiiks , . .. W ,. figl fl- ' V' :'E',. Q5I'115f 11f iii, Q , sa, Eff,-Q 3 f 65 ,k,, :gif-wk A '12 W 1 V 1 A S23 jg' A 7g- - N ' R - ' K K 1 Q 5 3 W 1 1? ' Q Q- 4 22 V ' ,is 1 ' 'ii W A wks? i v. 4 ' ff ,f X k A I In M f K' Qj ig , - Y ' X. 25 ' if Q Y f w 'Q if ' Q 4- -Q .:. V' K .ji ' i I r by W X .V 'V ' f A A 7 44 5 W , ' gf . Lg ' Q, 9 Ik 1 , 4 ' 5 ' k . ,,5Q . f . vi. A V is v Z, f .5 5 A . 2 'V 3 . N Wie, if S i fy 2 P 'i 3: J 4 .. ,yr v X infix : if' E53 is Q Av 3 I i X gi, .5 FWS 'gm ,Q iff ,K xx x ' 1,3 ' x A -wk ,g .L swf Lk 4.1 125' , EQ: I gi: gk, -17' . 27. , 2. . 5 ROW I: B. Mutch, A. Anderson, M. Stinson, G. Trantham R. Unger, L. Madiganhj. Podjaski,J. Hostrawswer. ROWQZ D. Secord, K. Zangs, j. Schafhauser, S. Tome, B. Nelson Homeroom Representatives Every year each homeroom elects a representative and alternate as representatives to the student coun- cil meetings. These representatives attend the meet- ings and work with the board to plan school activities. They then report to their homerooms the outcome of the meetings and work hard to see the decisions of the council are carried out. Any ideas or suggestions a student might have are presented to the council by the students' homeroom representa- tive or are dropped in the suggestion box. ROW 1: K. Noe, K. Miller,J. Kulowatz, M. Muth, L. Nickos, P. Urban, P. Johansen, C. Griffith, S. Sarro, M. Weber. ROW 2: M. McFadden, B. Molin, C. Kollock, B. Fisher, L. Spiegelberg, O. Callender, K. johnson, P. Brady, R. Seiden- kranz, D. Rotter. ROW 3: M. Freiberg, S. Huppert, C. Strantz, M. Behnke, Mayne, A. Leier, W. Horwath. ROW 3: H. Behnke, Stuber, A. Hertog, F. Neumann, L. Cupkie, D. McCormack, T. Szalapski, R. Flipp. Historical Society Under the direction of Miss Mary O,Keefe, mem- bers of the Historical Society perform the painstak- ing job of preserving the records of Prexie happen- ings during the current year and of more than 4000 alumni of Washington. A major role of the Historical Society is helping plan orientation for new students by giving informa- tion from their files about Washington High's his- tory, tradition, and unusual events from the past. Officers were: President, Lily Nickos, Secretary, Kathy Zangsg Treasurer, Joan Prudhomme. J. Harlan, D. Michel, A. Cherry, S. Frogh, Prudhomme, C. Gobiel, R. Sylvester, P. Troje. ROW 4: D. Rupp, Olden- berg, Bologa, D. Secord, C. McGinnis, K. Zangs, Green, A. Hertog, R. Anderson, C. Scheidness, Gaylor, E. Lynch. ROW I: S. Heath, S. Schuck, S. Nelson, P. Lupelow, Schultz, J. Green, D. Weber, B. Molin, R. Schoeller, D. Robertson. ROW 2: C. Kirchgatter, A. Anderson, S. Buirge, F. Leuer, J. Liebgott, Nicholson, Hodge, Gagne, M. Rein, . Biology Club The Biology Club is composed of students who are interested in nursing, biology, and all phases of medicine. The activities of the club are quite varied and many include everything from conducting ex- periments to embedding specimens in plastics. Some other things the members do are take blood samples, take field trips, and have guest speakers. The main objective of the club is to create an inter- est in science and biology and to form a chapter of the Minnesota Junior Academy of Science. The ad- visor is Mr. Byron Gibbs, and the oHicers were President, Joan Schadlg Vice President, Frances Leuer, Secretary-Treasurer, Aida Anderson. ROW I: Podjaski, C. Ulrich, M. Weber, E. Krause, D. Kreiger, R. Tietz, D. Jandl. ROW 2.' D. Grengs, A. Ander- son, M. Schneider, S. Behnke, D. Young, R. Portner, Spann- R. Bohaty, M. Abler. ROW 3: D. Grengs, O. Callender, A. Peterson, J. Schadl, K. Nord, D. Anderson, A. Hertog, J. Wright, K. Hemple, C. Anderson, L. Mastel. Chem-Math Club In the Chemistry Club the members do experiments of interest to them which are not covered in class or students do not have time for. These may be in the form of projects or mystery experiments which are sometimes used as entertainment in assemblies. In the Math Club number systems other than the common ones are covered. Also computer systems such as Univac are explained and a general idea of how they operate by a mathematical system called Booleau Algebra is presented. Mr. Robert Ryan is Advisor. bauer, G. Weber, R. Flipp. ROW 3: K. Zangs, G. Ash, R. Menier, G. Stockwell, F. Thunhorst, L. Cupkie, D. Mc- Cormack, G. Wolf, G. Kreyer,J. Gagne. ROW I: A. Widerski,J. Podjaski, E. Ross, E. Krause, B. An- derson, S. Finney, P. Angle, M. Frost, D. Roberson, T. Bowers, C. Fuerst, M. Burdash, C. Kirchgatter, P. Benz, G. Kunshier. ROW 2: B. VanOss, E. Frost, G. Grengs, V. Finnegan, V. Zopfi M. Orlando, Behrendt, M. Weber, R. Peloquin, C. Griffith L. Nickos, P. Hennessey, D. Shebesta, S. Jacobs, K. Hogen L. Moran, Prochaska, Riedelberger, E. Whalen, V. Werb. ROW 3: M. Bittner, G. Trantham, M. Pojar, M. Mondry S. Klemz, R. Portner, P. Reichow, M. Muth, C. Simpson s 9 r 1 s M. Behnke, I. Seilis, M. Rein, S. Heath, S. Sarro, P. Lupelow, J. Prudhomme, Wosika. ROW 4: J. Pabst, G. Handt, A. Gabriel, F. Leuer, Langenberger, Dorn, P. Stoehr, M. Stinson, K. Zangs, P. Johanson, J. Haider, B. Zauner, C. Tauer, M. Schneider, E. Hopkins, B. Hasse. ROW 5: P. Fleming,J. Wedin, N. Mason, D. Rasmussen, P. Simpson, S. Fudenberg, S. LaRue, P. Thell, J. Schadl, M. Schneider, J. Nicholson, B. Krinke,J. Rasmussen, K. Hurst, P. Urban,J. Boldt, Bologa. Washingion's High-Spirited Pep Club The Washington pressrooms are very fortunate to be backed, in their sports section, by a wonderful group called the Pep Club. This organization has stood behind our teams and cheered them on to many a victory. The enthusiasm they arouse spreads to other departments, too. The Pep Club is headed by Mr. Robert Turner, stu- dent council advisor, hockey coach, teacher and all- around friend. ROW I: K. Ellefson, S. Lang, D. Zimitsch, P. Bronson, M. Rubbelke, J. Prudhomme, Kubitschek, C. Dennison, C. Quinn. ROW3: C. Kollock, R. Byers, K. Wadell,J. Cram- let, M. Seiler, E. Erickson, B. Van Tassel, E. Willman, P. Brady, E. Chandler, M. Oehriein,J. Nash, R. Portner, P. Reichow, Schaflhauser. ROW3: M. Lassen, Haider, J. Eng, B. Graves, Prudhomme, F. Sommers, Gallagher, K. Noe, E. Lynch, S. Nelson, S. Buirge, P. Lanigan, J. Long. His peppy personality would give a boost to any or- ganization and the Pep Club appreciates his leader- ship. This group is mainly interested in boosting Washington's school spirit, not only in athletics but in other activities and in general. The club is the largest in the program at Washington. As a trained group knowing new cheers, the members help spread new yells and routines at assemblies. ROW 4: M. Rauscher, P. Stipe, J. Smith, K. Rymerson, J. Maine, B. Finch, D. Pojar, M. Rotter, Oldenberg, J. Host- rawser,J. Gahler, S. Jones, D. Koran, M. Smith, S. White, T. Conlan. ROW 5: M. Lubo, S. Schneider, B. Nelson, O. Lynn, S. Tome, L. Koch, Shaflhauser, G. Behrendt, M. Griffith, M. Twardovski, M. Hutton, G. Kuehlwein, M. Ostergaard, A. Peterson, N. Byers. 5 ROW 1: B. Zauner, -I. Boldt, B. Krinkle, F. Leuer, N. Osborne, K. Noe, M. Rubbelke, S. Tuckner, D. jandl, P. Troje,j. Schaff- hauser. ROW 2: M. Freiberg, S. Heath, Prudhomme, S. LaRue, K. Stephenson, P. Urban, K. Hurst, L. Spiegelberg L. Quinn, C. Strantz, S. Hubert, B. Hasse, Long. ROW3: S. Schneider, Oldenberg, G. Eby, Haider, M. Rauscher, Junior Red Cross C This is a club from whichgood constantly comes. This club is one of mercy and goodness. Under the direction of Mr. Daniel Hanson, the Red Cross club visits various hospitals to decorate for parties and special holidays, or to take down decorations from previous doings. They also carol at different hos- pitals and make the children and other people feel happy and not bed-ridden during the time they en- ROW 1: S. Frogh, M. Bond, C. Gobiel, K. Ellefson, P. Brady, C. Fuerst, M. Seiler, M. Meggitt, L. Madigan. ROW 2: J. Cramlet, S. Shuck, B. Molin, Prudhomme, R. Tietz, R Seidenkranz, B. Van Tassel, M. Smith, P. Stipe, D. Koran S. jones, G. Kuehlwine,j. Hostrawser, Gahlor, M. Oster- goord, C. Jacobowich, D. Rupp, Wosika. ROW 4: K. Rymer- son, N. Mason, Wedin, P. Fleming, A. Peterson, R. Roelofs, P. Leach, E. Lynch, Baloga, M. Hutton, K. Mondry, M. Lubo. hapter Helps Others tertain. The members help on bloodmobiles and work at the Red Cross Center stuffing envelopes, sticking labels on bottles of blood plasma, and help- ing wherever needed. The members give up their free time to do these projects, but they get a feeling of satisfaction from helping others who are less fortunate. ROW3: D. Pojar, S. Lang, D. Ayde, D. Michel, A. Cherry, S. Maritz, R. Byers, Seifred, K. Gilson. ROW4: Speigelberg, C. Anderson, C. Harlan, Hodge, C. Lind, C. Nicholson, M. Griffith, M. Twardovski, P. Lanigan, S. White. ROW 1: M. Blilie, Coty, R. Law, G. Trantham, M. Bittner B. Weller, G. Amey, C. Tesch, A. Marinkov, M. Frost, B. Anderson, M. Crum, D. LeVasseur. ROW 2: I Becker, P. Angle M. Schneider, H. Mitchel, Patnode, S. Jacobs, A. Cameroni Commercial Club This active organization at Washington has as its purpose the promoting of interest in the many fields of business. Open tojuniors and seniors, the club gives practical information about office jobs and machines to students at regular meetings with repre- sentatives of business fields and up-to-date movies on various related topics presenting materials. All of the activities are directed by Miss Margaret Wallblom, adviser, who has willingly given her time and effort to make this club interesting and worth- while. Officers for the year 1957-1958 are President Janice Koch, Vice President Carol Tesch, and Sec- retary-Treasurer Alice Widerski. ROW 1: Miss Ursula Sweeney, N. Beyer, Coty, R. Law, J. Patnode, L. Larson, B. Weller, G. Amey, E. Gibbons, A. Marinkov, M. Crum, D. LeVasseur, M. Blilie. ROW 2: A. Noe, A. Noe, J. Frahm. ROW3: J. Schadl, S. Behnke. L. Nickos, S. Klemz, A. Widerski, L. McGee, Koch, C. Dolezal, K. Zangs, R. Peloquin, C. Simpson, V. Finnegan, N. Beyer. Occup.-Relations Club The Co-operative Part-Time Training class at Washington is in its fourth year as an organized state afliliated club under the direction of Miss Ursula Sweeney. The clubis purpose is to discuss better business practices and to gain practical knowl- edge. Students in the club all have part-time jobs under the supervision of Miss Ursula Sweeney, director. The elected oflicers were as follows: Roberta Law, president, Wayne Schultz, vice-president, Ann Marinkov, secretary, Nancy Beyer, treasurer, Ilona Becker, parliamentarian, Judy Patnode, historian. I. Becker, M. Wolkerstorfer, R. Ehlert, D. Gilson, D. Bedner, T. Huburt, W. Schultz, M. Morrow, H. Mitchel, R. Coty, C. Culbertson. ROW 1.' E. Frost, C. Ulbrich, Podjaski, M. Orlando, F. Webber, D. LaVasseur, C. Culbertson, M. Crum, B. Anderson. ROW 2: G. Trantham, A. Noe, C. Simpson, A. Pearman, M. Behnke, M. Mondry, Wedin, N. Mason, P. Johanson, Future Homemakers Having fun as well as learning are the members of Future Homemakers. The girls, under the direction of Mrs. Hazel Norden, learn to develop themselves in sewing, cooking, home decoration, and child care. FHA also sponsors activities for fun and advance- ment by taking part in the homemaking contests at the State Fair. Every year FHA sends a member to an FHA convention at the University of Minnesota. The group has won several awards at the state fair. Officers were Pearl Johanson, president, Marcelia Orlando, secretary, Colleen Griflith, treasurer. ROW I: M. Behnke, C. Ulbrich, A. Anderson, J. Podjaski, P. Brady, R. Zinschlag, B. Hasse. ROW2: Mr. Robert Turner, C. Griflith, M. Frost. ROW 3: B. Van Oss, Riedelberger, P. Hennessey, M. Pojar, L. Nickos, M. Morrow, Behrendt, K. Zangs, S. Klemz, R. Peloquin, M. Weber, M. Muth. Future Teachers Students who plan to make teaching a career com- pose the Future Teachers of America Club. The interests of this group span from kindergarten and elementary teaching through junior and senior high school teaching. The group carries out its projects with the guidance of Mr. Robert Turner, advisor. The main project of the club is to send its members to various nearby schools to sit in on and even take over the classes. The group then discusses what it has learned, giving the members a look into their futures. Ofhcers of the club were president, Jerry Weber, vice president, Judy Podjaskig secretary, Judy Thompson, and treasurer, Pat Hennessey. P. Hennessey, D. Roberson, Thompson, V. Zopfi, Weber, O. Callender. COUNSELORS STAFF ROW I J Kulowatz C Colvard P Brady ROW 2 G St Clalr B Mutch J Baloga P Lupelow O Callender L Murphy OFFICE STAFF, ROW 1: V. Sommers, E. Whalen. ROW 2.' D. Rotter, D. Mil- ler. ROW 3: B. Hesse, K. Zangs, K. Hogen, A. Leier, S. Jacobs, K. Johnson J. Boldt, D. Koran, P. Urban. J Service Given . . . . . . Duties Performed NURSE'S STAFF, ROW l: P. Nelson K. Miller, P. Troje. ROW 2: W. Smith P. Budzynski, J. Gallagher. LIBRARY STAFF, ROW I: K. Jensen, B. Malmquist, M. Rotter, J. Schaffhau- ser, M. Lang. ROW 2: J, Lewandowski, B. Fisher, S. Schuck, K. Stephenson, C. Kirchgatter, Miss Hildegarde Kremer, li- brary teacher. .Qi 33035 V 'ii Y-Sb5H13kF949-- ROW 1: P. Thell, P. Hennessey, S. Fudenberg, S. Klemz. ROW 2: N. Mason, M. Orlando, S. Finney, S. LaRue. Washington's Cheerleaders One of the most active and hard-working groups at Washington High School is the cheer- leaders. Mornings before school and many hours after school are spent by this vivacious group practicing new yells and thinking up new ways of keeping the school spirit high. Captained this year by peppy Pat Hennessey, these girls have done much at assemblies, and athletic events and have really been an asset to the school, Besides the A squad cheerleaders, there is a smaller group, the B squad cheerleaders, who have added zest to the junior varsity games and filled in for absent cheerleaders. The Bn squad cheerleaders will go on to become regulars the next year. Mr. Robert Turner is the advisor for the cheerleaders. LEFT T0 RIGHT: R. Unger, P. Bronson, M. Rubbelke, J. Kubitschek. 68 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Robert Tumer, Mr. Allen Cuthbert, Mr. George Kirkeby, Mr. Archie Skalbeck, Mr. John McManus, Mr. Harry Nelson. ' The Athletic Board The 'W' Club Mr. Archie Skalbeck, athletic director for Washington High School, acted as chairman of the athletic board during the 1957-58 school year. The board consists of athletic coaches and the assistant principal, and its job is to promote and direct the many-sided sports program offered Washington students during the year. Budgets, equipment, protection of athletes, promotion of activities are included in the duties handled efficiently by this group. ROW I: D, Krieger, R. Sheppard, R. Schneider, J Spannbauer, G. Lalla, J. Schultz, R. Keran, G. Winger, E. Kendig. ROW 2: Mr. John McManus, R. Portner D. Kieger, J. Griflith, G. Weber, G. Ash, B. Lassen, D Flipp, D. Weller, C. Wittman. ROW 3: D. Clark, K J Members of Washington's W Club are concerned with promoting sportsmanship, scholarship, and worthy school conduct among all students at Washington High School. In addition the group sponsors the now traditional spring banquet at which athletes are honored and presented letters and leading Twin City sports figures present inspirational talks. Officers were Kurt Dey, president, and Don Kieger, vice president. Katzenmaier, T. Patsy, F. Nettleton, T. Kapaun, W. Talbot, R. Menier, G. Kreyer, T. Fitzgerald, K. Dey. ROW 4: B. Tollefson, M. Gerdts, K. Krzyaniak, G. Nelson, F. Neumann, F. Thunhorst, G. Stockwell, K. Lang, L. Couture, Mr. Harry Nelson. Vincent Mr. John McManus. ROW 4: G. Stockwell, J. Hodge. R. Oldenberg, D. Dunford, M. D. Anderson, L. Cupkie, N. Scott, M. Gerdts, D. Euis, K, Dey, T. Kresko, H. Von s, T. Thunhorst, E. Kendig, McClellan, P. Blis Pacholl, W. H135 0 Mr. Th I sbt, 2: D. Kni Johnson, G. Weber. ROW E Q. 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Cross-Country With a larger turn-out than he has had in recent years, Coach Daniel Hansen brought his CFOSS-Country squad up to where they were losing by the smallest of margins. In their four losses, the stand-out single performance was Dick Flipp's second place against Johnson. Flipp, Bob Sylvester, and Roger Wadell went to the city meet. ROW I: Mr. Byron Gibbs, D. Fitzgerald, K. Katzenmaier, J. Schultz, G. Ash, G. Winger, G. Stockwell, R. Flipp, T. Patsy, R. Portner, R. Menier. Gymnastic Team With a record of three wins and live losses, Washington's 1957-58 gymnastic team ended its season sixth in the St. Paul league. Sophomore Russell Schoeller went to the state meet in the parallel bars and the mats, while Richard Teele, Clarence Wittman, and Richard Portner were stal- warts also during the season. Mr. John McManus is the coach. ROW 1: T. Severin, M. Hodges,'R. Wadell, R. Sylvester. ROW 2: R. Flipp, D. Krieger, R. Roelofs, T. Radke, Mr. Daniel Hansen, B. Rossini. Tennis Team An inexperienced but eager tennis team under Coach Byron Gibbs won one out of eight conference contests during the 1957 season, but returning intact for 1958, the group promises a better record. Ronald Menier was the top individual player, and Dick Portner and Gary Ash were co-captains. Varsity Track Team Washington's track team had its best season in more than five years by gaining three wins against two losses. The relay team won all five meets and broke the school record. The boys setting this record were Kurt Dey, Tom Davenport, Ham- merlind, and Marty Strecker. Kurt Dey was top point getter on Coach Allen Cuthbert's 1957 squad. ROW I J Ficocello N Dlxon G Bond D Hayden Mr Clifford Ingwell D Kratt G Sretz T OMalley Swimming Team A small but active swimming team led by high-point man Tom Kapaun ended their season with a 4W4 record, the best in re- cent years at Washington. Tom scored 76 points out of a possible 86 for the year, and placed fourth in the city finals in the 400-yard freestyle. He has four letters and was co-captain with Floyd Nettleton. ROW I: S. Sarfolean, R. Roelofs, F. Neu- mann, T. Davenport, P. Neirad, J. Syver- son. ROW 2: Mr. Allen Cuthbert, G. Weber, K. Dey, W. Lambert, R. Couture, R. Ronquist, J. Spannbauer, M. Streckerr, J. Hammerlind, R. Olson. Varsity Golf Team Jerry Ficocello, captain, placed elev- enth in the all-city qualifying round to earn the title of outstanding player on the Prexie golf team. A 14-1 triumph over Mechanic Arts was the one victory out of eight matches won by Coach Clifford Ingwell's 1957 team. ROW I : F. Nettleton, E. Wadell, T. Ka- paun, T. Thunhorst, S. Sarafolean. ROW 1: J. Fiandaca, D. Weber, D. Miller, W. Olson. ROW 2: G. Ficocello, D. Norqual, Bloyer, R. Steave, K. Blum. ROW 3: J. Lewandowski, K. Wheeler, T. Nelson, J. Kelly, J. Tschida. ROW 4: Mr. John McManus, R. Peterson, J. Pate, D. DeSmidt, L. Grunz. B Sq uucl Grldders A promising, good-sized B squad football team finished the season with a 1-3-1 record, coming from behind to defeat Wilson, 21-13, for their one win. Fleet-footed Johnny Fiandaca and Don Weber, backs, broke away for some sensational gains during the season, while a fighting line opened the necessary holes in the defense. Junlor Cagers With the smallest, lightest squad in many years, coach Robert Ryan's B Squad basketball team had the roughest season on record, losing nine games and winning none. The boys never gave up even' in the face of discouraging results against stronger teams. Adrian Hertog showed promise and was a constant spark to the game but inexperienced group. ROW I: J. Green, L. Mastel, J. Bloyer, J. Clare, K. Blum, T. Radke. ROW 2: Mr. Robert Ryan, D. Bowers, K. Kneer, A. Hertog, J. Neubeck, J. Hodge, K. Nord, R. Anderson. ROW 1: G. Ficocello, J. Tschida, L. Lundstrom, D. Bohaty, T. Sjerven, W. Olson. ROW 2: Mr. Daniel Hansen, D. Drackert, D. Dunford, J. Pate, J. Tollefsbol, H. Van Rueden, P. Bliss. Junior Hockey Squad G. A. A. 'W' Club After a promising 5 win, 3 loss season, coach Dan Hansen's B Squad hockey team dropped a playoH' game against Johnson, 3-0. Harold Van Rueden, Dick Bohaty, Jim Tschida, Wes Olson, and Jim Toll- efsbol show strong A Squad potential, and the others improved rapidly during the season and were willing to learn all they could. ROW I: M. Behnke, C. Ulbrich, B. Mutch, D. Rotter, M. Orlando, S. Jacobs, S. Finney, A. Anderson. ROW 2: M. Muth, C. Simpson, J. Podjaski, J. Behrendt, V. Zopfi, P. Angle, M. Weber, D. Shebesta, D. Secord. Members of the Girls' W club are a select group of GAA members who have been active enough during three years to earn the required number of points in various sports and activities to qualify for membership. Sharon Klemz was president of the group, and mem- bers were honored at the annual spring banquet to which Prexie aiumnae from many years back were invited. ROW 3: R. Peloquin, S. Klemz, Koch, P. Simpson, S. LaRue, P. Thell, N. Mason, J . Langenberger, A. Wid- erski, G. Handt. 77 ROW I: Langenberger, F. Leuer, J. Koch, S. Klemz, S. Finney, M. Orlando, A. Anderson, S. Fudenberg, S. LaRue, P. Thell, P. Simpson. ROW 2: P. Angle, D. Secord, G. Handt, C. Tauer. Washington's G. A. A. Executive Board Mrs. Ruby Gould, for many years the much-loved director of the Girls' Athletic Association, retired at mid-year and was replaced by Mrs. Virginia Bauman, a native of St. Paul. Mrs. Gould was honored upon retiring from the leadership of one of Washington's largest and most active organizations. Of great help to the new director, Mrs. Bauman, were the above members of the GAA Board, who assisted in keeping the program going smoothly. Omces were held by the following girls: Marcelia Orlando, presi- dent, Sharon Klemz, vice president 5 Aida Anderson, secretary-treasurer, Janice Koch, recording secretary, Pat Thell, minor sports, Donna Secord and Frances Leuer, Heldball, Genevieve Handt and Garol Tauer, volleyball, Sandra Finney and Pat Angle, basketball, Audrey Tollas and Sharon LaRue, softball 3 Jean Langenberger, Rap-in-wax, Sandra Fudenberg and Pat Simpson, social committee, and Sharon Klemz, W Club. 12th GRADE GAA, ROW I .' S. Finney, D. Rotter, B. Mutch, M. Orlando, C. Ulbrich. ROW 2: P. Angle, S. Jacobs, K. Zangs, J. Koch, P. I-Iennessey, J. Behrendt. ROW 3: A. Wid- erski, D. Shebesta, F. Weber, V. Finnegan, L. Nickos. IITH GRADE GAA, ROW I.' N. Mason, G. Handt, L. son, P. Stoehr, P. Thell, S. Fudenberg, S. LaRue, J. Schadl, Spiegelberg, F. Leuer, J. Langenberger, A. Anderson, J. J. Wedin, K. Johnson, M. Schneider. Pabst, A. Gabriel, C. Tauer. ROW 2: D. Secord, P. Simp- ROW 1: M. Meggitt, J. Frahm, E. Willman, B. Van Tassell, J. Kulowatz, P. Brady, K. Noe, J. Nash. ROW 2: Lang, P. Benz, E. Chandler, R. Burdash, M. Proetz, C. Fuerst, ROW I: S. Lang, P. Stipe, M. Smith, K. Hubler, Hos- trawser, T. Bowers, J. Spiegelberg, M. Messetler, S. Buirge, S. Nelson, B. Finch. ROW 2.' S. White, B. Graves, J Mayne, K. Rymerson, M. Ostergaard, J. Prachar, S. Schnei- K. Gartner, C. Kollock, J. Simons. ROW 3.' M. McFadden, J. Angle, B. Molin, E. Erickson, D. Koran, J. Prudhomrne, E. Lynch, M. Griffith, G. Behrendt, C. Kirchgatter. der, G. Kuehlwein, C. Denisson, Oldenberg, M. Tward- ovski, T. Conlan. ROW 3: J. Gahler, N. Baier, L. McGee, K. Bedner, B. Nelson, S. Tome, J. Rask, C. Lind, L. Koch, G. Eby, S. Jones, J. Eng. r llsin Chemistry Class Cheerleaders Homemaking Class Hurned Lunches , I was ' ,ww Q 0 X, ' 'x I ' ff s ee sl ' 1 wi if rx A -Q! Q iii' I Q 2,1 Q 1 Final Edition . . . 'I958r The Anniversary Issue is oFf the press now and out on the newsstands. 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