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

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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

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, 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