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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1959 volume:

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Ei Q-.: Yi 'F xv, ., I ff ,W JW .- if Qffjl ,I . , ' - f z, - I5 I ' -. -I 4 1' .f , , ' - J I 422, -- ' f ,'IAgg.J5I 'IM4fI TABLE or CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION. ,, ., 4 if I X. I , FACULTY ....... ,. 5 -ff KIk hx CLASSES... .. 9 ,9ENIORQ. . , , I7 I I A HI-LITE9 .... . .37 ACTIVFIJE9. . . . .47 I I QPQR-TQ. . , . .61 V f A ,A xx, X L V HQ ig I ,- A I, JJ? X I jj I I J.. YI I ,III K' V- WI T ,xf K 'J 1 h J' ,QI , ,Af I I I DEDICATIQN 'fl ,Y M 1, 1 3, Is lX'IiSs Springer still at lvClSlllIlQlOI1?-i is tht- lirst question SlLICll?flli'Z1IlCl tcaclicrs alike hr-ar wlicn tlicy moot PI'L'Xll,' aluinni I1Ilf'XN'l1C!'C'lI'1 Paul. Noxgk aftv' many years of clcvotccl sciwicc- by lNf'Iiss Springci' to l1ll11Cll'CClS 'of lXvLlSlllllgl'ff3llNl9lllCl3,,-LI s thc answc-1' is, No, slick lifls rctixx-cl. First in the iiiviiimit-5 of alumni, Sjiriiigur was also lirst in the livzirts of studs-nts wlm your altvr l'l'ilI' Clit-t-ivpl livin qiorv Lllllkllllyklllt' clsc when slic 1't-Cvivc-cl lic-it Cluistiittis gilt liniii Santa Cl-uus at tlixftitiiiiltgl ussciiibly. An LlSSt'II1lDly before x'uc'1ttifmn wus not L'UIllIJlt'lL' xvitlmut illlliss SI-ningeil we Ll.lL' incin- bcrs of tlic senior class uit' pit-gist-tl tu clccliczitt- tlit' 1959 Prfticlt-nt to lxI,l.b5vkFli.lllCl'Y Springcr, l'u1'1nQr social studios tc-uclim-1' ut Wasliiiigtmi. and We know llCI'lL-lllT1Ilt' out- sidc intt-11-sts will luring lim' fl linppy :incl gictivc I'L'll1gI1fCIlI.l-l is 1 A jfl 3 ,l lk t it O Ji xr L ist . X A P. if L ix. .V f .Tx fx. fx f-Q' ' FX Q B 5 l as f ,xfxx x F A r rs' ' . 1 Pt 1 I N Ql Q R F t X. .N r J fx' R X t t t l 5 s l 1 X fm x f In his twelfth year at Washington, our principal, hir. Gordon E. Min- inclier. has his eye on the overall pic- ture here at IVashington as well as across the nation through his at- tendance at national conventions of educators. YVorkshops, Conferences, and teaching assignments at' univers- ities and colleges during the summer months also add to his skill in guid- ing the educational development of all Pre-xies. ADMINISTRATION if 1 T il L Ewlciw i we M CO UNSELORS, Mr. George Roscoe, Miss Constance Howe. x v ,X wal z lv 22, ye VX OFFICE STAFF, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ann Schwartzbauer, Mrs, Theresa Anderson. If Mrs. VIOLA PETERSON Nume University of Minnesota I ,fs 40, ,,, . ., Mr. ROBERT ' ,ugJff6RUEN1aNFELDER Band, Instrumental Mutic St. Thomas College. U ' I' ' M ROBERT TURNER NU r, A H F ff Student Council A M ,sf X5 l'QlySfjhf1i1jai 1cfji1egsJW I if I N A 5 fl ' Q lt ,JJ Ll if ,fy ' QL ', Ll!! 'U ILL Y fy 2 '11 sf X l F -' ' Miss DeE'TTE KNOWLTON AN ol Glu LTY i t, UU' .N ti 7 'f':,f'i f University of Minnesota, Me-'H I M tb' l ,-' i ii I ff' fm! 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CM rv I 1 fm f b f L exp P RKQWF Sf -Q X Mr. ORLANDO ANDVIL E7IQ!Z,11lf ffvz1rnr1l1'1171 1 e In 1 1 ILL St. fIlQt1111.1s Cnllcqc I..HiX'61'S1U' of Washington 1 I I Mics MARY CTKEEFE .S'Af7t'1'.'-1Z!Cs!lZf1Fi L'111wr1's1tv of Minnesota M11 JUIIN M4'M.-XNUS Miss ZARM KFLQIIK Sofia! S'f11r11'1'v l'j7lL'll11Z IIUI1111' f Sg11'f'1'l1 TIl1lIll.INf1Illll'Qf' LYIl1X't'1 4ilY ul' kI1I1IlCSUl.l 1 4' l -X . f W K . , Fl ,. rv x Add, mf fffff'-1211, 1 Q L5ff:eQ'i'w'f,Qf 'ifnfm -J-', .1,,, M2 3521- Wifi M a1f,g:f1:1g ' 'N fs -11 11412 '1F1.1'E1g1 M qifrrz ,, ef' twYf1'1,j- 116, EL l '? w r L 4--p waz 11-.. 'wni ,51,1fg,U X L ,,.,:A 416- , 'W' 1 -ii J 'Q 'V1f+'Zv-rf' W7-'r 4 31:-, ,fd .11 11.1,-.gf 1,11 M - Q 1: 1Q,g311,1Q,1, 54211 -. :TQ lmM.t1.-w 1 14111151 FW 3+ vs An! ls? - P, VI -W- 'w l is 1 S A 1 S f l ' . 1 'N Mr. ELMER BJORNSON Mr. DANIEL HANSEN r , All Mr. FRANK KERNIK Physics - Science - Math Spanish - Social Studies 7 Hxlrv Mathematici- University of Minnesota Reading 'W ll! University of Minnesota Macalester College, Univeifsity 'Nllll Mr. BYRON GIBBS of Minnesota 'l JL We Miss HILDEGARDE Biology L , ,lx l KREMER so Thomas College Mr. ARCHIE SK. X Library , f Social Studi , U, V ill University of Minnesota J - J ' Gustavus Adolph1lQ oll My Lo ' x, 7 fri i X . l ,, , J i , c , . X A f X 9' V ld' 1 N f w X f ' i A lit ' ly! by ' L , . I 4 L, X H E U X .I I W me , v , . 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Ifflzzfrzffmz LYHiYl'I'9iIV0fAfil1HCS0I.'l Mr ELDEN BRANDT NI1' IIXRRY NFIB!-7N I7It1HffVflII.'1VfX I'111mf1f Ifflurfzffml f Ilwglgll Xvilifilld Stfxlf' T1'.lKLlll l'S Clmllvsv, Lhiwp-eitv ui' K1i1111vsm:1, l'11iw'1'sity uf NIiIlllQ5OI.l Mr ERNFQT D XSS .fXI.I,BI.0fXI Mr. ALLEN CIVTIIBERT Illrflliffll Ir1fl11xfrl'f1I.'1rtw xI.lI1k.lll5 Suu' Co Stout ml UlliX'1'l'SiIY uf fXIi11m'wt.1 tulv. Lvl1iX'l'l'SiIy' of Nllnlwxoti -I' ' -as 4 ,Af -,.-fff' M-. I 4 yr Z' -ZLL -f .,- 9,,' 2 'F .A A f J h I do My ,-.1 gina., ' ,Z M W , gg, ff ,,f , f!fwf'L L ,f ,3 L, f N19 f J ,M gf fy' f 1 MJ Y ' ' f f, .W 1' if ' fd f 'Y I 'Q' V ff f MVT J f? ' I' ' ' M ,. 1 f4Lf5'!'f l,'!V ' QU f1f'L ff f-, ' f' '44 ' 1 L ,949 4. QQ !,L f V , , I , ,A , ,ML.,.L,' 'V ' fgf' 1 'f .AL V ' J CLASS S K G.: t it 'YV 2 , tx L, A, VK A f V' , l -flv ,I 'Ni p nv fa ,XV X 5,5 QA Aw :JJ If X f ' 1 X 1 tf THE SOPHOMORE CLASS v V' 2 A 5 .X Coming from Como Park Junior High School where they had gained experience in Q I N working together. in many activities. the 1958-59 sophomore class brought a group X spirit and seriousness of purpose to undergraduate ranks at lVashington that was new ll in the recent history of the school. Under the guidance of Mr. Robert Turner, adviser. they sponsored a student-faculty basketball game to raise money for their annual spring picnic. This class included the first group of students assigned the experimental development program in mathematics and science in St. Paul. Dennis Dav was president: Jeff Sauer, vice president: Carolyn Miller, secretary: Thomas Basco, treasurer. ROW I: C. Schaeppi. Handt. N. Gaisbauer. E. LyT1Ch. S. Brettner. M. Folea. P. Myhre. R. Behnke. ROW 2: B. Bronson. C, Kunshier. J. Heinl. K Tris-mart. S. Johnson. T. Frick, R. Moran. S. Sarnecki. ROW If: Weller. Schnagl. D. Woolev ROW I: M. Troje. G. Shortridge. S. Dahl. Ramsay. S. Coggshall. L. Thomsen. M. Sontag, J. Vetter. RON' 2: A, Flipp. B, Mt-Quay, D. Naatjes. C, Lundstrom. Schuck. J. Plackner. K. Gunther. S. Toth, McDonough. RON' 3: J. Tong, K. Ulring, 2 I . R. Lindemoen, W. Charles. D. Siebold. YV, Baier. G. Chinander. ROI1' -1: C. Yzermans. XY. Carlson. J, Miller. K. Strommen. T. Demel. D. Rogalla. A, Litsche. R. Murphy. D. Dev, L. Bloemcndal. NY. Baker. D. Musolf. Tesrh. S. Jacobson. ROII' 4: L. Baloga. E. Repke. YY. DeXN'itt, G. RfllHlil1OlIll. XY. XYeidcm.inn. XI. Goff. R. Thole. Sokol. R. Yalez. z:2':'.:mtlt3lmKm .V -I ROW I: lNI. Donahue, C. Blilic, E. Wissman, K. Gohrman, J. Krieger, F. Ankroni. ROW 2: E. Gulclen. J. Sager, Biederbeck, D. Kunshier, Y. Trost, S. Sinclair. S. Nadenu. S. Hoffman. ROIV 3: T. Rosen- a quist, C. Comer, M. Pearson. D. Probst. D, Michael J. Johanson, N. Nettleton, Mr. Elden Brandt. ROW -I F. Feldhnhn, R. Sjcrvcn, Blackford. J. Thill, J Seeley, K. Rasmussen, G. Robertson, S. Soderbcrg ROW I: L. Ellsworth, K. Brandt, D. Kunshier, S. Harvey, M. lVIurr:1y. R. Pearl. ROW 2: A. Cohen, C. Bukowski. V. Pfoser, Stanton. J. Horwnth, S. Kirscher, W, Johanson, ROW 3: INT. Nugent, C ROW I: R. Lcwandowski. M. Nelson, N. Dnnlton J. Cincotta, Witt, R. Nhieller, T. Basco. ROI1' 2: F. Ivascu, K, Mueller, M, Rirhnrdson, Schniotter K. Frontz, K. Cnpistrunt, F. Johnson. ROW 3: R Cxv! WValbridge, W. Magnuson, M. McCarthy, K. Kester, J. Dibble. ROW 4: R. Paukert, A. Olson, R. Schnei- der, G. Thomas, L. VanOss, W. Griemnn, D, Jensen Hinze. J. Sullivan. K. Nitsclie, D. Ellsworth. R Jahnlcc. E. Fisher. S. BirrenbnCh.ROl1' 4: T. BIC- Prirtlin, Rusk. R. Bir1'encl.1Ch, Green. KI. Carlson L. Axtell. C. Osterlund. lil null - J 2 rl RUI1' 1. C Huvclvii. S Slr'w.11'I. Y. fXl.i:is. K. Ssiillwr, S. XN'ilkr'. H. Puwf-. B. Cilck. H. Fleming. Dey R. Fri-iliinl. K. B.llxI'1'. ll SOlif'llSUI'I, B. Nlf'Lll'lil1l.lf'f'Y, A. Hifls. Bimclr-. KOH' 4: R. Patrin. K. Elirler M. Wfiwtioii. ROI1' 2: W. W.11'1ici'. R. Whittcfn, R. Wright. T. Andf-rsori. T. Mgiyer. Nelson. R B. xlonfls. Bl'K'UI1f'l'. K. Rmy. K. Crwiiiim. H. SIilIllUU, Finrif.-ggm. D. Srlimitt. R. Hall. P Kami D. Brodtmmi. HOU' KI. Blue. YYhitlock. lfv.4 -I . xx ROII' 1: P. Kl'illZ. NI, Briiiki. U Lie-liku. T, Fiiiih. D. Kmell, Tietz, S. Ci'Lmew.1ld. R. Simon. R. P. Suttf-ii. C1 Strxixf-, fi xxlllillll. R, Kqiliixiii. P. L'll- KF.lII1L'I', D Ncwvll. -I Koiivlweck. G. Amos RON' 4: I1i.i1i. ffffliv .' C' Pvlrxl-xuxwl-il. l. lllivilivllwli. .X C. Riltfll. R Tiliclit D. Silliiilll. J klL'lllll'lKlll. R. Spilcliiix. l. lJ.il'il. nl l.i'w.iiiil1-ilai. N. S.ll1ll-llllklll. j.'1.nilizw1i.K Ziillxosliv. R Pl1Yll1i,i11, LQ Smgirr S ES . N l..iNl.v. Xviilll lr'.1K Iffllll .lli li. Rllxlll. HHI1' I fy! livlclvli. C l..111 . K. Nllllvll l-J. Stull. D. l3iL'lll'lil1, R. Bi'l7lllSl-il. 19 .XliC'1'. F. 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U mm! xvftlrl .g'l Wm l NIOR fL4S'S' UFFICIRT IIfI Y' TU lflf-'lI'l', .Iv-.iiiiivtlc Elm, sour-t.1z'yg Don Norqual, Cp1CS1ClLIH B 1h 1 Nil on I uiclvul. lioh Ulwn, llkl,'.lSll1'k'l'. x Li 25 Cf iw YA X54 v- mQf 3, ni THE Jumon CLASS i Q iii ll 1 1 slnip in ou thin pluv :il Wowliiiigloii High School, thi' -lllIllUl'Ii imclc-1' thc X N Q W CCIIOII of lNI1 F1 mm Alewriclf-ig z1clx'isi'1', mvl lhvir ohligulioiis Lmcl slugml their xi ' Ulllcs with ilu in ice of xvlvnuiis, In L,L'lUllL'I' lhvy si-li-rival thi-ii' class rigigis N X ow h 1 cclululltu 11111 1I1LlLlQlL'Ll thi- following slucleiits: llgiihzuu Nelson. Rene x X nfu P t Nlmplix om Ixrcslxo. Guilc Ehy, and Carol llcniiisou, Then they XR' s moincl fx siiccnwliil C l1IlSlIUZ1S card sale- with kloaunc SL'l1L1Lllil1LlllSL'1' and Mgxrlcric YS mith lnllxlllf top vilcs honom hloricy L-411'1ic-cl in ihiQ sale muclc possihlc thc glamorous A x. My wld! p om m thc Xiifoni lxoom of thc Prom hzillmom, thc- top social 1-will I fxlhi- yr-QD so T f pl , 8 wh Q vilh 1 qi f .xvyx lXIcSsn'tlx'l' INI. Ahlcr, D. Rupp cz. wyiaf- QL l fx mx. , CI, R4'il1Il!'l', Ross, N113 F. Alt'X.lI lClC1'. ROW 4: X K. Rhc-iiult. J. I,,lZ.l1'llll. IJ, Dc-Smidt. T. Thompson. J lx 3 l 25 i . X. E- fi :- i N . Si .. 4 'I N Q ix f Xi. x Q , Q Q E i ND x X l .xx Kg K ryx Fx - J dx W i 'X .X rg 93- N TX X XSD wx .Q ' xx Q Q . 1 xx g ,X EX ig ix lx l S YXX Aoi Rf N ix XT al N Q 1 ii P N I xl xx S X Y N V5 X og Af ix l' xl f lix :fl 5 .Q ffl I5 fyix fix if F 'xxx FS YQ Jlzx. .Qxxxe 'S f-bx ,IN fp P 'K .Q Q K X ii v . il YL ikx ,wo :xx i 'xx - ROI1' I: S. Schuck. B. Molin. M. Svilcr. C. Agnew K, YV41dcll. M. OL'I1rlCi11. RUII' 2: C. Kllf'l11w'f'iH R, Olson. L, P1'iIChLlIAd, R. TCC-lc. B. G1'L1vCs. Host rawser. ROI1' 3: I Frank. I Bloyrfr, B. Ncttlcton ROI1' If C. Quinn, M. Burdnsh, Kulowntz, P Blum Ix 111 1111 F11 lx Mondn Dl1C:hf'l1C'. C, fNIg11'41l1. RUN' 2: R. Hflclvll, ROI! I me Ol I11 X H01 Wynne, S. Gibbs, P. Stipc, K. Huldlcr. ROW 3: K N11c'I1cLl-. RUN' I: T. Cfm11I.111. Pfusmi S. IX1.11'ilf. BI. Smuk l'1111111Qh11l1 1 N11 10 N011 B D0111111 wvll. Y Yorqgx RUN' 2: .X, Kr1ll4:1'. C. I71'cim'1'111L1tl1 I S11 C' ul B ROQSIIII D D111 L. Quinn, SIJi4'LQl'Hif'lkL1, T. Ss-vf'1'i11. RUN' ff: R mit ll L II Bn 11 Q ROW I: J, Nash. S. Fencck. J. Simons, P. Lzinigan. R. Sylvester. Gallagher. S. Jxicohson. ROI1' 2: S Lang. J. Pruchnr. K. Whcelcr. M. Schultz. C. Lind- quist. NI. Lunzer. T, Pftrcnt. ROI1' 3x lvl. Twnrdo- ggfvfii vski. K, Ryrnerson. O. Callitndcr, J, Smith. Kelly J. Blnync, D. Dnlilquist. KOH' 4: D, Norquixl, L Grunz. D. Dunforcl. Hodge. T. Brandt. D. Kratz J. Lcwandowski. ROW I: M. Lassen. F. Recd. J. Prochuska, G, An- gle, P. Benz. C. Fuerst. ROW' 2: D. Miller. T, Kresko, J. Fiandztca, Hoflmztn. Darwin. R. Schoeller, G. Kcndig. ROW 3: R. Jarosch, G ROW I: A. Chet-ry. R. Byers, P. Brady. E. Willmnrn, P. Bronson, R. Unger, ROW 2: S. Nelson, G. Fico- Ccllo, Blntzheim, D. Aydc. M. Provtz, NI. lVICFLtcl- dcn. K. Gartner. ROW 3: B. Ehlert. S. Frogh. C. Saniue-lsmi, llnidc-r. M. Smith. S, Wlhitc, M. llod- ges, S. Brigl. ROII' -I: G. Eby. T. Thunhorst. F. Lunclstrom. J. Pate, B. McClellan. B. Nelson. Judy Gallagher. Tako. G. Kinrlv. C. llnrlan. J. Kubitschc-k. R011 -If R. Arvuncl, F. Elmquist, R. Tscliicln, Tollvfson M. Stebbins. R. Schluni. Bildcr. Z Z 7 RON' If D. Blilie. Sk'h.lL1fhJL1SCI'. P. Arver. C. D. Beckr-rm.m. N. 3.1fll'iY1l'i0X', D. Talbot. G. Holt. Kixfhgattn-11 D. Pojar. D. Koran. C. fiobic-l. ROM' 2: Pcnrl. D. Garten. S. 'I-01110. ROW 4: Rask. V. D. Prudhommc. K. Omen. C Dennison. M. Crimrh. Lundquist. M Fl.1hr-fry. J. M:1lhi.1s. T, Hayes. YY. K. Johanson. B. Xlm Tnssr-l. J. DPNuCri. ROW Spnnsc-nbcm. C. Sr'hw.xrtZ I ICUH I3 J C.r.uI11l1-LJ Inns. R X111-. M Flzxnz. BI. Rxllqlvcll-if-. G Iiv hrf.-lldt. RUN' 2: C Kullock. O1- lqmdfv. Y. S-nrt. In El'l1'l'i5lvI1, D XM-IJ-'11 XI Luliuiv. ROII' 3: T R.1clk1'. R Thill. XY. Hhkey. S. Snhufhi- H011 1: B Bu'-hlwr. T Hmwws. K. Fllvfwn. B. Jwllll- Son. P1'ucihm1m1w, I5 H1-inl RUN' 2' D TOIli.'l. f,.1hIr11. Sf-1I1'v-cl. 01415-mln-1's. Sn l1.1ll1.msw1. N. B.1iC1'. RHI1' I: M f59U'l'TLl.lIKl. XY Ilolwxxxlll. D. '75 df-r. KI. Hutton. S. Jwnvs. RON' -lf C .-Xndelion R. Bohaty. D. Drfwkcrt. W Burg. Srubcr. I.. Mastcl R. Simon. Xflllvli f.l.x1c'. Bmw, P, H Nf'1m'tl1.C .Xh1'.1l1.u11wjv Nf K111-lwllnwk. II XvHHRllV'liv liii. .X T.u'1o1'. RON' -I K Ixm-v1'. xl YY1'ight -n FL ii! 4 N' fi? 1 9 E L 9 Ky SX -W4' ximer PillliI'lS THE SENIOR CLASS OF l959 WW ,f -v fu 5 5 LEFT TO RIGHT, Fred Thurihorst, Judy Nicholson, Pat LEFT TO RICIIT, Brufc Tollf-lsoit. Ernest Ke-nchg Richard Simpson, and Ken Kntzcnmztier help c-:ich other with their Portrier. and Rori Mciiicr can hardly hclicve the big clay hits cups and gowns. arrived. THE I 959 SENIOR CLASS Close to l75 seniors of thc class of 1959 rcct-ix'c-d thcir diplomas in iiiipi'cssix'c ccrc- moiiies in the St. Patil attditoritim, and the-y wore the last class to arrive at ltnsliing- ton High School as frcslmieri befo As juniors they also t-lt-ctcd A girl pre-siclc-nt, Donna Secord st-crctary re thc chitnge to senior high school was mgidc. , Put Simpson. prcsidciit. Aida Anderson was vice ', and lioimic- Hassc tint-nstiiw-i'. The thvmc- for the Jtmior-Senior Prom at the Hott-l I,oxvry was Hllrcfiiiisf' Gc-orgc Christca was sophomorc prcsidcnt, cltiss prcsidcnt and Slim-on Brtmcll was Yicc A hird's-cyc vicw of tht-ir four ycnrs at lYnshington High School during thc Final wc-wks hcforc grncluzition hrotight 1-xpt-rim,-riccs, as we-ll as sonic sndn wt,-rc: oxcr and johs or ftirtht-r cchi niztuy mf-morics of triumphs, joys. and shared t-ss nt tht: thought that cart-licc high school claws cfttion was :thc-dd. LEFT TO HICIIT, rif'Ilf'X'lf'VC' Hiiiidt. Judy Prochnskn, :md AldllAI'1ClCI'SOI'1QfflllllQ rrrztdy. Pduliiit- Flt-ming trim-s for thc corrcct gmqlc on hcr t 'E' 1 X? NJ i i , 2 f E F V ,V,V , X, 1 ,... f - 'swf , N 5 I f , 4 5 t i AIDA ANDERSON Band, GAA Board Ofbcer, Stu- dent Council Executive Board, Biology Club, Bowling Club, Junior Class Play - Student Producer, W Club, Student Council Representative, Assem- bly Committee, Senior Class Play, GAA, Math Club, Junior Class Vice-President, Future Teachers, Y-Teens Officer, Historical Society, Girls' County Representative. GEORGE BAKER Drivers Club. EDDIE BARNETT AVO, Stage Crew. MARY BITTNER Historical Society, GAA, Sur- veyor Staff, Camera Club, School Service, FHA, Commer- cial Club, Pep Club, Annual Staff, Junior Red Cross, JA, Creative Writing, ICC, Y-Teens. MARGARET BOND MARGARET BUDZYNSKI Red Cross, Pep Club- ' - H074 y f 1 W , ' .,f 1 ,J J Z? W .f,- . I Q 4-1 v .,ff ' . ,year ' , 0.6, V f 5.1 f1Z . ' 1 fs I f f ' ,, Q 3 ,f 6 fw C 2 rl , f f if f ff 4 ,. ,4WQ4,,,,,, Za 'wg X fa l X , 43177 f , folio fl? A 1 X f 'f 70 1 , f f 4, I ff Zim More 1. mg, fwwaq . ,,,, , ,,,,,,,. Vilrl ,...t,1 1 ,,,,, , ,,, In '2 ' -re ' . My ' f- 'W , X ' ' fy 67' ,' ' f W?i 1ZfWf - A ' 2 :s.Z1'z1tz5' mf' my I ww xb'Ff0ndv f' 1, X, A, 0, K .3 .1 ' 1 .K DOUGLAS ANDERSON B Squad Football, A Squad Football, B Squad Basketball, Tennis, AVO Club, Band, Biology, W Club, JOANNE BALOGA Red Cross, Commercial Club, Historical Club, Pep Club, Camera Club. DALE BECKERMANN JUDITH BOLDT Pep Club, Junior Red Cross, Annual Staff, Surveyor Staff, Camera Club, Creative Writing Club, Library Staff, Office Staff. SHARON BRUNELL Red Cross, Historical Club President, Camera Club Presi- dent, Annual Staff, Student Council, Sophomore Class Vice President, Co-Editor Surveyor, Pep Club, GAA, School Service. ARTHUR BUSSE B. Squad Football. Intramural Football. HELEN BUSSJAEGER Oerupational Relations. MARY CONLAN Occupational Relations, Com- merrial Club, Libraiy Stall, On- the-job Training. While attend- ing Murray Higlig Girls' League. Pilot Staff. LYNN CUPKIE A Squad Football. A Squad Basketball. Tennis, Junior Class Play. Senior Class Play, Math Club. Blafk Friars. Band. W Club. Home-rooin Representas tive. Student Council President. Annual Staff. 91 M' j f My WJ? f ff GEO CE CHR TEA Baseball, B Squad Basketball, A Squad Basketball, B Squad Football. A Squad Football, Operetta. Student Council Rep- resentative, W Club Secretary, Sophomore Class President, Hornecoining King Candidate. DONALD COOK Y 4 , ' JOHN DORN .1-3:7 5 QSQQ, Junior Red Cross. Pep Club. Rit1H.xRn EHLERT i S- Q liitiuiiiiiiixil lfoolball. A P' N' DAVID ELLIS B Squad lfootbgill. A Squad Football, llasi-ball. ll Squarl Bas- ketball. lloiiif-iwrriiii lif'IH'l'Sl'lll.l- tive, A Squad ll.isl.wlb.ill. Sviiim' Class Play. Bl'lVl'lRl,Y l lSlll'lR Hisluiiull Smiwly. 'i vain? '1-4-..- fe z P .4- ffl. 2 :.i'5i Q 4 F f....IN za mis., 0 ,Y 4 . Et. - -- .flifvss . f . I .ffsfif-Te p .,-,Y .4 ,si ,ii :!?:g51r:f.,s1.: i 4 t v T ss , W Hi 2 ' +21 -f -ff ' '-tis. i ir' '. '.c-far ' 'lei' .W . . ROBERT EHLERT BARBARA lfl5lIER llisloriial Club. l.ibi'.u'y Stall. Ori up.itioii.il Relations. On-lbL'- .Iob Training. DON.-XLD FITZCER.-XLD It-nnis leani. XY Club, Caiiieixi Club, XYoi'k Club. :X Clioir, On-tlie-Job Tixiining. JIINI FITZGERALD 'J Auto Club. 1 4 . ce , . . RICHARD FLIPP Cross-Country Captain, Track, - Tennis, B Squad Hockey, jun- ior Class Play, senior Class I, 5 gg Vg.: ' Play, Radio Club, Math Club, T, ,, fi X 0 I Pep Club, spanish Club, sci- 'G ence Recognition Day Repre- ,E ' N sentative, Homeroom Repre- sentative, Annual Co-Editor, Assembly Committee, W Club Bowling Team. WAYNE FRAHM B Squad Hockey, JOSEPH FUENFFINGER LEONARD GANZER Golf, Bowling. MICHAEL GERDTS Football, Hovkey, Baseball, W Club. If! It 5 wif 'D' my me my -6 Y' V f e' li- l . 2 bl ' ir , .ivy .ei U J X PAIQLINE FLEMING A Choir, Red Cross Club, Pep Club, Operetta, FHA, Dramatic Club, Senior Class Play. DICK FORTUNA CATHERINE FREIBERG Sketch Club, junior Red Cross, Bowling League, Pep Club, AGNES GABRIEL GAA, Pep Club, Sketch Club, Bowling. ICC, Camera Club. ANTHONY G.-XRTNER AVO Club. JUDITH COBLEY Pom-Pom Cirla. Uu'up.iliu1i.1l Relations. Ijlllllft' 'l'1'.i-liv'1's I-li .'kI1lCl'lt'.l. Pep Club, li X X, -lun- ioi' Class Play. llomswomin f,lllI'4'Il c.lIMllll.ll'. .X Llioir, liirettvtl Ilallwxwiun l l.1y for Xwnilvlv On-'lit--lull iliiining, GLORIA GRENGS FHA, Pep Club, Bowling. JUDY HAIDER Dramatic Club, A Choir, His- torical Society, Pep Club, Span- ish Club, Future Teachers of America, Senior Class Play. GENEVIEVE HANDT ICC. Pep Club, Sketch Club. Bowling, Roller Skating, CAA, GAA Executive Board. W' Club. Camera Club. BONNIE HASSE Pep Club. Junior Red Cross, Spanish Club. Future Teachers of America, Junior Class Play, Pom-Pom Girl, FHA, Junior Class Treasurer. Homecoming Queen Candidate. Student Council Treasurer. Senior Class f .52 1- f tg 2 . ANTHONY GRILLI ,I .,, ZZ Aff ,ff f rv f 1 I . . ,ffcwiafz f . 5? aa ii Lg f If f ' 1 5 14 Staff, Basketball Manager. X B Squad Football, Weight Lift- ing Team, Camera Club, Sketch Club Drivers Club Surveyor ., ,fgyogf . 1 ' l v , r.,.,,,, L RUDY HAIDER W--Q..'fIr f ,...f' v, awww 22 'im W if A A K 7 1 Q pf ' if Vg' Z DONALD HASLACH W Y-vnfvxly SANDRA HEATH Homecoming Candidate. Stu- dent Council Rep., Pep Club, Commercial Club, Biology Club. Pom-Pom Girls. Junior Class Play. Red Cross, Dramatic Slub. GAA. Decorating Com- , nittee for j.S. Prom. Play 1 assist, producer. i w l . ' l 2 ii A a P . ., T... ceiiit -aris MARX. HEIXVXI I Vgg... 'H , 'V N 1 KATHLEEN HOGEN GAA' PCP Club' On'lh 'JOl71 ' L s-lf, S K Ei5ttcEhSlZh SlLSdeIit Sketch Club, Comulercial Club. 4' 4' Q i ice l p K i OO en- NVORK Club. Bowling. ' Q F ., . . lik... X can . , x K '.., .f , :Q sa X I ig- 6 JOEL HQRWAATH K ww N -mv RALPH HUDELLA Stage Crew, AVO, lm--f ' ' V K me , KAREN HURST Red Cross, Pep Club, Historical Club, GAA, Occupational Re- lations, Commercial Club. FRANK JENSEN Drivers Club, Math Club, Cre- ative Writers Club, Surveyor Staff. CHARLES JOHNSON B Squad Football, A Squad Football, B Squad Basketball, W Club. Senior Class Play. OWEN JOHNSON , AW . 2 Y rxvgse rf.- , .,, mai 'Q'-il' B 6 1 se, .. . ,:-- ' g -3, -W J E so N, 1 . f. , all ' X av JOHN KANE -cr' ' 5 PAUL KAUFENBERG ., - 9-..-v4 Y ,J I CAROL JACOBOWITCH JAMES JENSEN KATHLEEN JOHNSON GAA, Junior Class Play, Oc- cupational Relations, FRANCES JONES FHA, Sketch Club, Occupa- tional Relations. KEN KATZENMAIER Gymnastic Team. Christmas Concert, Operettn, Senior Class Play, Black Friars, V'ork Shop, Drivers Club, Biology Club, Radio Program, W Club, Camera Club, Tennis Team. Assemblies. ERNEST KENDIC A Squad Baseball. A Squml Hockey, A Squad Footlmll. B Squad Football, B Squad Hockey. President of W killlli. Annnal Stallf Student Lfunnnil Exerntive Bmird. llOIllk'x'UllllllS, King, Senior Class Play. 'l'HONIAS KESTER Jlllllfll' CIl.lss Play, cl.llTN'Fl Clulm. RONALD KOR.-XN 1 v ff, 1 M91 f W , if y GERALD KLEIN QV, 1' 1 A sqlull Footlmll, B Squad gg BERNARD KRAXMLINGER Focwtlmll, B Squud llmllwy, f Biulouy Clulf. .-Xuclio-Yisunl Blurk F1'l.ll'S, Scuior Class by M Pluy. DENNIS KRIEGER CI,.'XDIS.-XNN KUNSHIER Bowling Roller Sklxtius. Scnior Cl.1sQ Pluy. Sksftlll Clulm. Pop Clulm, Cnutive XYritiug Cluln. clllIIlf'I.l Club. Biolouy Club. Moclvliug Slmws. JEAN In-'XNILENBERCER GAA Buuncl, CJfl'll'f'I', FH,-X, Stu- Clc-nt Coumil Rep., Pop Club. Iflislmilul Sofimy, Pr:-sidcut, Ol'CllIJllllfllI.ll Rf-lution Clulm. C.-X.-X, W Club, ROBERT L.-XSSEN Club, B.XRB.XR.X KRINKE Ql.I.IIll'I.1 Cflull Yiw Prwiident, Pep Lllulw, Rf-Cl C11-SS, YLXA. A C.llU1l, C,lum1u.1Q L.lllCl Chair- mfm. lX1mu.1l Stull. Y-Teens, . 3' wk.-.1 1 ' 'V RIL'II.XRl1 KKNSHIER M ff l slulwx 1A.xR1'I2 'NS ' . T vL'1'lr'.1cl0r. ,,. 5 Lvlrls NN kllulm, ll.X.X EXl'tkllllY0 55 9 Bcnxral, l3ll1'l'k'll.l. .X Cilmir, Pup Clulw, Bl-wliuu lflulx. A-Xymugl ,, Smll, lll,Illl.llllL Clulv. 'Q W N' wwxlz 1.u'N1mERx'11A1,E ,- , t'S Buwlinu. SNYll1lIlllllQ. M i i 'i 1' if 2 f FW, an-.: , NANCY LETOURNEAU JOHN LIEBGOTT Drivers' Club, B Squad Foot- ball, Track Team, Gymnastics. Camera Club, Biology Club. BETTY LINDQUIST PEGGY LUPELOW Pep Club, Student Council Rep., Creative Writing, Biology Club, Historical Society, FHA, Junior Red Cross. GERALD MCCORMACK CAROLE MCDONUGH ,-,, A , EUGENE M.xoNL's0N BARBARA MALMQUIST A Choir, Operctta. Sketch Club, Historical Society, junior Red Cross, Libraiy Staff, CAA, A Choir Robe Custodian. GERALD MATHISON LAVERNE MICKELSON MATQREEN MILLETTE Pep Club. junior Red Cross, Dramatic, FHA, Senior Class Play, GAA. DONALD MITSCH Bowling, Truck, Clross-Crmntry. JAMES MUELLNER A Choir. A Band, A Squnrl Ilot-key, journzulism. f N C --.iffy , f I X A t Q1 s., f J f I Vie, 4. f V!! tbl f 4 Am, A We 5 s lr I .w ' fr 1 X l '79- ty X ' f.,.,...? 4. be 4 'f ,ff ,. NANCY MASON A Choir - Treasurer, Cheer- leader, junior Red Cross, FHA, Stud, Council, Pep Club, GAA, W Club, Operetta, Girls' Octet. 'P wk . it V X RUIIEON MENIER A Football, B Football, A B Basketball. Tennis, Bowling, A Choir, Junior Red Cross, W Club. Math Club, Operetta, Homecoming King Candidate, Annual Staff - Co-Editor, AVO. DIANNE MILLER Occupational Relations. Pep Club. School Service in the Office. Historical Club. Bowling League. Spanish Club. On-the- job. RONALD MILLIGAN e , .,,y E .9 I c s t i LOIS MORAN ,Q ' 'P Pep Club. Occupational Rela- 'kiig V- V Q - A tions. FHA. . is 'E smarts. 'R ' -2 5 N PHYLLIS MURPHY 1 A ,ai 'Q l f THOMAS NAATJES my X , 2 f B Squad Hockey, B Squad f , Football, Bowling. I, V A .75 213, W I ff FRANK NEUMANN I, , A Squad Basketball, Yearbook - ' V . Staff, Student Council Repre- , sentative, Track, Senior Class Q ,ifw ,,1 f . , 'Mtv-A f 'i-' 1 Play, W Club, Junior Class ,fwf r , f Play, B Squad Basketball, B 4 isl fp, ,b,, , ? Squad Football, Homecoming i'- Q, ,,s . . . i , Zl- ,t., , ,. Prime Minister. K . V. I ,. EUGENE NOREN NANCY OSBORNE Camera Club, Pep Club. GLORIA PASKET PATSY THOMAS A Squad Football, B Squad Hockey, Gymnastics, Camera Club, Tennis, Radio Club, Pep Club, Roller Skating Club, W Club, Drivers' Club. ,MW '45 4-QW fllvmlivtf Z .yi -qfwefff' 4'z,,,,.17 f-aiu A , ai an f W. -1 ii Y Alf? '91 f f 1 f ff y 6 I 7 Y f g Z 3 ,jf - My Manu- .1 .4, f, W W?.i 'e - ' W.: ' 1 . , ok! t Q ff ' ' .0 I A 1 .JM w I. ,ik ., , fr. My .2 Y .9 . ti ijfa'f7,r'f'f f M f ' ' f PHYLLIS NELSON GAA, FHA. JUDITH NICHOLSON Pep Club, Commercial Club, Pom-Pom Girl, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Home- conling Queen Candidate, GAA, Biology Club, Decorat- ing Committee for Junior- Senior Prom, Counselor's Staff, Junior Class Car Wash, Com- mittee for Homecoming But- tons, Creative Wlritlng, Appren- tice - Black Friars. ROBERT OLSEN B Squad Hockey, Black Friars. JEAN PABST Sketch Club, Camera Club, Bowling, GAA, Pep Club, ICC, A Choir, Roller Skating. PATSY ROBERT Drivers' Club, Camera Club, Pep Club, Roller Skating Club. EDXV,-XRD PE'l'RYKOWSKl llrllnc Xyilflxilllili Club, Cynt- II.1Nll4 s, XY Qilllll. MARY PIIIQXLY RUSSEI, POWERS MARY ANN PRKDIIONINIE limmfuif Klulf. Pr-p Club. Rccl Cruss. Plug 'l.M'lI'll'1'. Sv-uior Cluss Pluy. K.lOTNIIlC'l'l i.1l Club, UAA. I'IHllI4'lUll'1lllU Klmllruittcv. AIUANN RXSNIKSSEN 1 ' m 4 , v If-p Clulr, lv-cl Clam, K..Illlf'I'Ll K.lul,. f.,X.XC .Xmuml Stull. :X Clmlr NIJNRY IUCIN KLXX. Pvj- Kllulw, Blulwux' Kflull. ,qw .IANICIC RIliI1I.I5liIir QICR llixlmimul Sunil-Iv. luuiuu Rl-ll Klwsx. l'Il.X, l'ffl1l,Iul, RICHARD PORTNER B Squad Footbulll A Squad Footlfull. Gyrunustirs, Tennis, W Club. Homr,-room Represen- tutiw, Student Council Treas- urer. Exccutivr: Board, St. Pllll'l1lilS DayK,1L111Clid71tC.H0mC- cmuing CllDKllClilIf'4 Junior Class Play, Sf'I'll0I' Cluss Play, Boys' Stntf- RC'IJff'SK'HlLlllX'E, Black Friurs. ML1Il1 Club. Camcra Club. Cllristmus Cunfert. As- Sf'IIIl1ly Skits. Pr-p Club. JUDY PRUCHXSKA Prlp Cilull. Sl-Lvllll Cllllljl KLXX. Surwyur Stull. Sr,-uior Class Pluy. l ll.X. llislf,f1'ic.ll Society. DAXRLENE RXSNIUSSEN Pql Klull, K,l1+u'ux. f1.X.X. Jun- ior Rf,-ll KI1'4,.:N, L:OI,I.EEN RFI l.l.Y .X Klllfwllj Blm lx l'.l'lC1l'i Xllw u . . . . ' ' J. Auuiul f. .151 . n ' f. Q' .xy ff' Pl'4'N1tll'Ill. l ll X 54'1lRl'llllX'. Pnl Kll. MXX YN Klul I s K lux Pl Nfxum Klux Pl 401 Rlllllfll RlK1Klf RUN.Xl,l5 ROlil,Ol'S 1. t . ' 3 K. pc , 3 - ' Y ' 1 l . Bow ins, l 1. l qw S- K - 'l BAS -Pt . .vlkx '. .' --vm' 7 ' ,li l K umm K lull NX K lul 1 ' .Hifi R ' Klllly llll llx Klux l I AWN, Clul K I Q Kuumu LX lyk lxlll lll lx Nun ARLENE ROSS GAA, Future Hotuernztking Club, Creative INriting Club, Coinnierfinl Club, Red Cross, Pep Club, School Service, Fu- ture Teachers of Atnerica. JOAN SCHADL Student Council, A Choir, GAA, Dramatic Club, Dra- matic Clttb President, Junior Cltiss Play, Senior Class Plzty, Spring Spectacular, Operetta, Pep Club, Biology Club Presi- dent, Bowling, Flag Twirler. JOSEPH SCHNEIDER DONALD SCHNEUER TERRY SCHULTZ AVO. DENNIS SEIBERLICH f, mm, , y, 'Q -nan-'P' , M,,y,,,. Z.: ' ffl ff' fl - E K' as I 'I W -if ff ff-an M: 1 4.2 . 1 I f f ' ' ' M Q ,, ,, ' I ..... 1 ielmnz'-n+lil 'la Ts true. av ,,,,.fMd' ,gg N I r .f-f M474 I j fn v 'VIH .WN We I, 1 wa wa ,aff 'viii L JAMES SAMPSON CYNTHIA SCHEIDNESS Pep Club, Historieal Society Sketrli Club, MARY SCHNEIDER CAA, Pep Club, Math Club, Senior Class Plziy, Future Teachers of Arnerien, Junior Class Play. GERALD SCHULTZ Operetta, 'B Football, Tennis, Club, A Choir, Biology Club. DONNA SECORD GAA, Historical Society, XV Club, Homecoming Queen Candidate, Student Council, A Choir, Future Teachers, Junior Class Sl't'l'L'ltlI'y, CIAA Board, Cell Cirvle. IRENE SEILIS Bl.uk Ft'i.t1's, IN-tw tflulw, Spun- isli Llult. DONALD SHERER QW X 1? 5 2 I wm,,4. -MH W RICHARD SJERVEN ,M T wqmlw, B I AVO Club. Stitge Crew, Hockey. B Footlmll, Senior Class Play, Bowling. . 'I I 'mo , m 2 X 4 M? PATRICIA SIMPSON Student Council, GAA, Execu- tive Board, St. Patrick's Queen, Homecoming Queen Candi- date, GAA Board, Junior Class President, Hockey Queen, Pep Club, Commercial Club, A Choir, Operetta, President His- torical Society, FHA, FTA, Creative Club. JOHN SOLER RONALDSTEAVE RONALD SPIECELBERC 'I' Avo club. B Football. DAVE STEELE JOHN S'l'lI TER CARY STOCKWELI. A Footliull, A Bnskellmll, I5.1ncl, Tennis, Mutli Cluli, XV Cluli, Senior Cluss Plriy, .'Xnnu.il Sl.tll', Vim- Pres. ol W' Clluli. , 42- Fw - will . 5 .IL R Ml wt ' 5 i i' L ,-7 at 'QB Axe, .pg G -'f' M 9-gig I 1 I ' ' Ai Us I qi! 127 U -AP .1 vnu? ,I 1 AK I MARIE STEIDL Girls' Chorus. MARY ANN STINSON C.-XA, Pcp Club, A Choir, Opcretta, Black Frinrs, Black FI'l.ll'S Sccretgity, Red Cross, junior Cl.1ss Play, Flag Twir- lcrs, QlUlllIIIL'l't'lLll Club, His, Society. PATRICIA STOEHR CAA, Pep Club, A Choir, Occ, Relations Club, School Service, Homecoming Queen Candi- clattc, Operettn, Pep Club, dent Council Vice Pres.. Pep 1 THOMAS TACHI-:Ni IW -Q L it all it A if ,U , flaw, all ,gli CW M Ll YW ul C AROL TAUER 1 , fi -X Choir, Pep Club, Bowling Club, Pom-Pom Girl, GAA, GAA Board Recording Sec., Roller Skating Club. TERRENCE THOMPSON FRED THUNHORST W Club, St. Patrick's Day King, Homecoming King Can- didate, Mathematics Club, A and B Football, Track, Intra- mural Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Student Council Executive Board, Student Coun- cil Rep., AVO. GERALD TOFTHAGEN JANET TREAGUE GAA, FHA, Girls' League, Junior Achievement. S? if 4 ' an 1, 'ff' Qi ,VY 4 .. tw,-3 Keg ,,'. . 5 L.- ,' 0, W Wig. . -'v' ii -' iwswivf' ? .9 . .4 . ,g s ,, f N f fl? J ff 17 it W f -sg ' if 4, f It I A 1 I-QW , A ,ff ...wr JW? -ef-vw r--'F my are WAYNE TALBOT Gymnastics Team. Camera Club, Biology Club, W Club, Tennis. PATRICIA THELL CAA, CAA Executive Board, Student Council Rep., Student Council Executive Board. Stu- Club, Annual Staff, A Choir, Cirls' W Club, Dramatic Club, Bowling Club, Cheerleader, Captain of Cheerleaders, Home- coming Queen. Operetta, Sen- ior Class Play. THOMAS THUL A Choir. DONALD TOFTHAGEN Football. BRUCE TOLLEFSON Baseball, Student Council Exec- utive Board. Student Council Rep., A Choir, Co-Editor Sur- veyor. W Club. SHIRLEY TLICKNER CAA, Junior Red Cross. Dra- matic Clulw. FHA. Qll'F.1ilX'l' lYritinQ. XYORK, Baton Twirlvr. Pep fluli, Occiipa- tional Relations. ROBERT TYLER LLIIIICIXL Club, Rulln-r Slmliug 43 mil' Club. Vim P.-XTRICIA URBAN Red Cross. Psp Club, GAA. lf' .' 3 THORIAS XY.-XLSH Swimming Flfgaru. R' RICHARID XYELLER A Choir. fiylulmstims TL-um. ,. M Biology Club, Imluslrixil Aris -S--... Club. W' Club. ,Q 336 :M . IN-7-Q -T! , ,WV KENNHTII WESENBIERC L ! 3 lucluslriul Arts Club. ' fi, 9 Wr- fl.-NRY XN'lNl'LI'lR Rullf-I' Sk.: Q I , X ml , 1 NJ . , A, RN---vQ ' JAMES ULLMAN WILLIAM IQRMANN B Squad Football. 7 V W Q J JOANN WEDIN GAA. FHA. Junior Red Cross Pep Club. Historical Society A Choir. Dr.uu.1tiv Club. Cirls Otter. XY Club. VIRGINIA WERB Skeu I1 Club. junior Red Cross. Pop Club. CLXX. UIAN E WILRFRSON Svuuu' Cl.1sS 1'l.1y, P0111-P0111 Cul. L1UlIlllIl'lTl.ll L.Iub Presl- clvul. IIIIIIILIIIK' Cluly Ll.X.X. Pup Club l7IIX IYIQX CI,.'XY'I'ON XN'l'I'TKI.XN B Squml Fmwllmll, .-X Squgd Iiuullmllx Stuelvul Cuuuvil Rep, GARY XYOII' Math Club. JEAN IYOSIKA GAA. Pep Club, Ofclipgtiongl Relations, Surveyor Staff, Girls' Chorus. Coinmercinl Club, School Service FRANK YYYNNE B Hockey, B Football, School Service. Tennis. Dramatic Club, Bowling. BARBARA ZAUNER Pep Club, Red Cross Club, WORK Club Pres. 'HW lf' UQ , 2 . L .. M 1 f F' W Q13 0 -Quin-g,L 'Ci A-www' Wm -qs., I?-s 'Sw Q fa 'Uv IJAYID WOUIJ PATRICIA WYLIE Spanish Clulm, Sketeli C. 0, Pep Club, WALLY YZERMANS RUTH ANN ZINSCHLAG Future Teiuhers' Club. ICC Future Hoiiieniziking Cluli Sp.inish Club, Annual Stuff Surveyor, OUT OF THE CAMERA EYE . . . DAVID BOXMERS JEANNE KIRCHGATTER SANDRA SARRO RICHARD ESBOLDT PATRICIA LDACH Dox SCHMIDT DUANE GRAHN JERRY MCDONOUGH DAN IEI, wAi,i,Ac:D LARRY HETFIELD EDWARD NICKOS FRED WILSON GENE JUELICH TOP, LEFT TU RIC-'HT' Must Tdiciitwd. Rii iiiird Purtiii,-1', P.iLiliii1: Fin,-iiiiiigi Pi -Itiwsl .md Hiiiidsoiiifqbt. Pat Simp- wii. I,yi1 ii Ciipkif-3 l'x1'iI I1Ciiif'SI. Yrcd Thun- i14Pl'SI. PAL Viiiivli. fl BOTTKMI. LEFT TO RIGHT: Most Likely To Succeed. Richard Port- iifrii Buiiiiic Hassei Xirest Smile. Rifhfird Ehlcrr. Pat Siiiipsoiig BIOSI Stu- dious, Richard Flipp. Aida Aiiclrkrson wil f'1 T O P , L E F T T O RIGHT: Best Figure, Physique, Pat Stoch-r. Ron Koran: Prettiest Hair, Gloria Grengs, Jay Klcing Bcst Dressed, Marianne Prudhomme, Bruce Tollcfsorim T I 4 . L 5, Jw T 7 fy ff 1 . s Xrasxwswr l Q f gf! 61 asf 3.1, ffm! EDUS T075 1, BOTTOAI, LEFT TO RIGHT: Best Dancers, Sharon LaRue. Fred Thimhorstg Most Intel- lectual. joan Schadl, Frfmk NL'LlIl1l11lH5 Pret- ticst Eyes, Mary Bittner, Terry Tliompson. wg w X3 S -1 . QXQXQXJ Oo Q5 'JXOSX EN X QNX6 Xlj .Xcgc OF STUDENT STAND-OUT9 , QW 'W 946 C f U10 ,St C O UD! 94 fic. 'lo 1? O15-S3 R O I7 Kola df? Biggest Flirts, Sharon Bruncll, Leu Gzmzer NV . ,WN X BOW A X 90 IIUO . . ,. , vww s' Sha, s, 1017 L QR . . K4 XM ,I 0 P 0 F i r s t IXI:1rried, Lenny Lind, Irene Seilis . L ww 'G . ' I-S'o cy, 3h lyk, fe 1? 5,,ri,?.4,1 vw JYM 5-'1 an-'Z ffoffg Q Z v 1 v Q0 , WH f W HI-LITES , VZ 925 . ,, 1 J' ff m? 11--5, fyfff - 11- ,T ,V iv 1 1 Q 4 ,fi A 1 4 fix, 1,1 21 ,2- f 2 f f' 1 1 i1 -sf '57 N--...al 1 71, X, 1 KING ERNEST KENDIG QUEEN PATRICIA THELL ,f ,V ,L 11 M , AM, ,V A , ,I 1 Lv 1 H' , 'E J ,',' 'Z 1 LV - 1 X. , b V1 THE 1958 59 HOIVI UIVIING 11 f' 1 1 1 EC ,I L fx vffL ,1 , fp' ' L- 1 A , , 11 A Q Q A A I I1 V wi' ' 1 M11 KI111'1'1i'c1 5111111113 16 H111-I1-.11 111 1111- 111111111 111 14111111118 10611111111 11-.1111 111 1111- 11'.1- ,L 1 1 11111011511 1I111111'1'1111'1111g' 11411111-, W11w11111g11111's lf11'1i-1-'19 I-1111111-0111111111 vm .1 l1l11N111Q ' L 1 1 1 ,, . s111y1'13sw. H1112 111111.-x1 K1'IlK,11Q.S CJIK 111111 111x1 lJIk1f1,' 111 1111- 1111111111- 111-111111111511 0111111-11. ,Vg , Ov,-1' 1511 w111c11-111Q 111111 11111111111 i111l'1lQ1l'K1 1111- c1.1111'1- XX111'I'1' 1111111 111111115 011111,-Q11'11 1 p11,1x'1c11,-11 1111- N1111111111 11111xi1 1111i11g 1111 1111- 11111111131 f11'1'.1x11111. 1311111111- 1'1.1Nw 411111 .I.l111L'l' W 1 QL 1 . . ' , , 1 IQf'1C1C11hJf'1'2f'1' XX1'1'1' PTIIQIC11' 111.111-1111-11. M1111 .X1111 1'11111111-1111111- .IIIL1 11lL1Y C1-111-1x .1s- 7-'LZ , V , . , 1 L 21-11'11u1y 11'1.111'1111-11. j 1 1 1711 -X 11.lIJIJ1 11111-1-11 .IIIL1 1l1'IL 1.1111-111-xx11i1111Q, 1,.ll111Il1' 1711-111111Q, 11-.1c1 '111-11.11 Imml-- 'lllilll 11111-1111: THE 1QOY,x11c2OL'PI,E X vx i f we 'W Q ,I -, 1. 41,4 x md b v- wfi,,,1 1ll1lH.J s5.k PRIME MINISTER FRANK NEUMANN 4 I I ,Q -I START THE DANCING V I K i I 544. U 3, fmwwaqqm If 'Q if-laik FI 94. 'K ,Y Z , 1 AM, f J f im, .gf f .-ff f . ' , , My 1' 4 44 - 5 w A J M :ll 9 ug A191 M M . 'w 5 6 gg f .,,, 1 fr , A 'Y . ,f5?,K'A4 9 7' I 3 , r .. I V QNX if 'QQ 4,,, gig? X as X 'QERENADE IN BLUE' PROM A record-breaking number of students and alumni, 95 Couples, attended the 1958 Junior-Senior Prom in the Hotel Lowry Ballroom on Nlay 23, with the Saints high- lighting the theme of the dance. Serenade in Blue. linking all the plans and arrangements for the top social event of the year were Pat Stoehr, Pat Simpson, Judy N' h l ic oson, Judy Gobely, Sandy Heath, Pat Thell, Sharon LaRue, and Joan Schadl. ' ,f Il M :F 15 ,15 Els, . iii - 'C V . r gilx li -f fri 1. ZW Z? 1 Zi ff 2,4 ,gk 'Q ,f ffl' Z it ye-L5 64 2 7? ,J-4?i?, ,1 Myf' mer, SGW . 1 252' Will? 12 ,Q . ' 4 iz Wy ng 1 ,... A Rs'-Q' ,Wknr Y , MQW 2' vii In 1 -,ba ', .. - in PJ N415 3, Jw ABOVE. 1959 SNO-DAY ROYALTY. MI- CHAEL GERDTS. PAT SIMPSON WASHINGTD 9 xg v KING AND QUEEN CANDIDATES: TOP. l.I'fl 'I': .xiLl.l pX11dv1'Son, Jvrry Schultz, RIGHT. N.I!llkf' KI.1su11. ihllj' Slmkwvll. Bl7TTf7,U, LEFT, M.11'y P1'Lndl1u1111110, K.xrl Luml fQlLVfH'1x, PM Simp- son. Miul1.u-I Ucnlts. fy ABOVE, A MOMENT AFTER THE CORO- NATION OF KING AND QUEEN I 959 QNO-DAY TOP, RIGHT, Sharon LaRue, Bruce Tollcfson. LEFT, Joan Schadl, Gary YVolfe. BOTTOAI, RIGHT, Mary Ann Stinson, Richard Flipp. LEFT, Mary Bittner, Tom Palsy. T 1 i X. M ' Y .7 ln.-..-.. U. - ' J? fy, 255 A I ffm 4471,-Wqfff ' ' ' Www whiff- Zy' xflfar W iz ' X THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER' ll 11 18 1 11111111 1111 111111111111 911 lllllC11 11I1l'Nx1,' 511111 111111101111- 1 1 1 1 1111 '1111' M1111 xxA11f1 CQ11111- 111 1 1 1 11111 111111 1111 111111111 111 1111 11111 111 1111 5111111111 1l1111.11'11 P1fWl'1I1l,'1'i1'1'111' 1 7111311 11111 111 1111 1111111 11111'i 11'1-111 1'-x11 1- 1111111 Mrs IXIJIK1' 11111111111 1 1111 1 1 N1 1111111 1111 11111 11111 Q111kK'l'1K'C1 11111 11111 111111 1 5 1 Q ,.,. 1 'ix 1 Q: . 1 1 11 1 1 S BELOIV. RIGHT. lXI:11'y A1111 S1111- so11. INHIU'-LII! di1'c'c1tor, fhvfks Erncst Kcndiq. BITLOIV, CENTER, Bonnie- H.1ssc, head of production stuff, works behind the svcmks. r3lQss:Y i' xi.- im-i,. in., L 421,51 i MX ROW I: P. Simpson. M. Hutton. S. Tome, A. Hertoq. E, Kendig. P. Thell, B. Hasse. L. Cupkie. A. Andi-rson. Nlziyne. ROII' 2: YY. xvZll'I1Cl', B. Bronson, Blntzheim. YY. lngemann. Mr. Robert Turner. adviser. STUDENT COUNCIL BEHIND HI-LITES Hr,-liincl f.-very hi-lite that marks the school year is the executive hoard of the student Council. lie it L1 special dance or A homecoming purncle. below. or Operation St. Kris or any ol' ingrny other events, the work and zirriinging has been clone by the governing body of the students at XN'ashinglon High School. The board meets during Filth period encli day to consicler problems in student governinent. and to plan the life of the School. Mc-inhers attend state and City Conventions to meet with student coiiiicil ofheers from other schools and share experiences and ideas. Lynn Cupkie was lJIAC'9lCl4.'IllI Put 'l'hell, vice president: Ernest Kenclig, secretary: Bonne Hassc, trf.-asiirer. t 1 t of the hig rerowd :it the 19325-39 Home-eoming Queen Pat Thell waves to photographer is Homenommg dance piirxide moves down Rice Street. lfiprhgv eff fm fi .. I' ' my L I x ff ww H., ' mf'4Wl45,! W 1- I' ,V 4 , 4 1 'f W. I J, 4- ,.,, 1 ff-4 21' 3 wiv , ,, , . WWQ1' , ,. . ., '.-if 1' a 5 'Q' ' P9 , N f 5 l V X f 1 x uf f'MQ 1 I , gi 5 5 . 1, A Xaf ' IW X 1 lIX7f Q'5' J 'KV yup -,', , ..,, 1 ,- ,L , f if ,1, FW! r 0 Q 1 f f MQ 1 rn e Q .1 6 ,-9'-, wk 'S I 5 fi TOP, ROW 1: R. Gztdbois. K. Sattler. C. Tauer. Rasmussen, D. Stull, F. Som- BOTTOM, ROW I: Husmzm, D. Sorenson, T. Conlon, Prudhommc, K, Gilso me-rs, M. lN1urray, C. Agnew. S. Fe-neck, K. Hoge-n, B. Krinke, G. Kuehlwein, ROW' 25 P. DuChene, Gallagher. M. Stinson. K. Nov. S. Stewart, N. Doulton, P. Bronso L. Letter. Angle. lXI. Rubbelke. J. Handt. J. Beycrs. K. Wadcll. S. Hoffman. E. ROW 2: K. Johnson, M. Mcssetlt-r. K. Gchrmnn, Plnckner, K. Monclny CI. Stun C If vi rf if 0 I-Y-4 'F' A :J F as P-s H.. 'U C 2.1 s.. .S-' Lf an O i 4, rx .2 3 Q 'U C Q UD vi 15 2 rt '90 Z 5 2 cf o .2 GJ -4 .4 m E F .5 CJ P1 z C. O V. 5-4 C1 Q O-1 .Z 5 U' E T. .. 4 ali QL n LT. 4 5 'Q 5 4: I Q v-4 .fi O va .LC .2 Lvl rf Q 4-I 52 s.. :Q x.J ii rl .J-4 1 F1 Q6 P' Q 3 LJ 9 LE O ci O vi E Z E f 2 .-C -.- 45 L73 F: uf CJ P If U mi 56 5 Q: :rj C, 9 .6 Q :Z C, o .A - If : 271 :J-I QT ,- T : - U LZ fi 41 2 o -.. 9 E cn Z 66 ..- ... FN NJ DS. ni Cz : Fl .c N f- I1 3 .CI u VJ .4 44 L25 9 ,, 6 IL H 'Z E cv ,: 1 : 5-4 D1 F. si F5 C EZ: o .- -. F, sw 'J O : 2 E FJ f- CI C O N 2 m IA .T- D c' 1: E I-I 5 Ii: UD L1 D LA ,vs ..- Kb Q: U S2 O m as Z ui LJ .-C LJ ... Hd 4 ,J 42 'LJ ,C-' ll .A ,., E 2: L4 vi .5 .. E :n u-I 4 D. of. . 2 :E 3 ,- I-I frt O '- S1 LZ cf: P .2 E 2 L4 'T si LA : T : NF' A -E E o :E 3 'Sl ... E F4 'E FE I-1 co -I A Q Z cd FI 1 l1l vi O L E-4 C-.Q E m H 'E an v-6 ,-I 'L' ,E N ... CQ '43 45 5 Q Q: 6 W Cz I- F. ,ld .A O -cv : FJ 3 GJ I-I 12 m O an Q: A CJ ,id Lf F Q f-C H ai 5 .. A od ei 5 .2 .1 4.1 Z I't V5 FJ : 5 .: IH ft- LJ 'ci L.. O Q... A4 L. H Q2 P-6 I Z 41 A .J 2 Q 7 f od E .44 4 L5 f-5 II S-1 9 UD we 5 O U. ': E L4 D U Ez E F1 O '17 ah C ': C- CJ .. LQ QQ L2 .A P O 'U 5-1 IF s I-' Schultz. kct.J IHC tell. D. D WAQHINGTON'9 'A' CHOIR , . U ,, . . , . . . . . . - IIN- lznrgf-st A Vllflll' III XNLISIIIIIQIUII SVTIIUT' H1311 Stllfmls lllNlUIf. Ill! Illl'1Hl7t'I'S, ll1'lClt'1' the: tlinnctioxl ol' Kliss IJ1-Ellv Knrmlton, pxvwxlts-tl .I smntl- out clllI'lS1lIIlZlN :mtl slnlrlg CUIICl'IIl to czxpatcity Qmfllt-nc:-s. ,N xgnlw-tg IllIlNlL.tI 1's-plzIc 1-tlftlw bllllllllfll opc'1'QttL1 in lllr- SlJl'lIlQ'. S4-xvlixl nf-xx' snngtll lnulsin.-.nl gronps,1CilIAt'lI?4Ii11g A girls' octvttc. www- lfYI'IIll'll lm' mln- lust linux lllis f1'LlI. .. L , N. I HZ ,' I, XIV, I1 ju lf. . .., I1 .. . .M -,. J, A , .f, ., ,I . 1 H, IL F VL. If L ,V N1 ' '. ,E .M ' ,L 'I I ,. I . . . f L I2 fJ V UM' L W . . . L 5 ' .f TOP, ROI1' I: Pllli'liIll l'. Miss Dc-Elin Knowlton C. Km-hlwvin. BOTTUIII. ROI1' l.' N. Muon. lI'f'llSllY'!'I'1 Fffrn Stumnr-rs, mlm mnstorlinxni EU-Iyn Erirkson, rolw vustotliftng Put 'I'In-II. prvsiflc-ntg Gvorqc' Christa-11. vim- prvsitlt-nl. lmlt' 2: Bnrlmrzl NIIIIIHQIIISI, roll taxkcrg Kuthy Klontlry. roll tgtltf-rg xlu.x11'lXl:1yr11'. loll llll-if'I', -K. A., l 'p ,-1 4 '7 ,AM V- 'D i3 R v 7' 4 bl 9 1958-9 PREX IE BAND Qpvrliling in c'1rm'clm-ml iIllllIill'l5 ln-uriuw nl' ilu- lnrgv IlllIlllDl'I ul Stnclf-nts smliivm-xml inlu fini' Lixwrnlnly, XY.isl1ii1glr+11's lmncl llIlQll'I' the clircctinn ul' lXIr. Rulu-rl ClI'llt'Ilt'Ill-i'lLl1'l' still XIJL1l'lil'll Iliff spy-cial cxvrns during llrvyi-n1'sLu'li .is Snr,-l My rind Ilmnc-rmning Coronation f'c'l'n-lrruiiivs, ln-sicli-s .IIJIJVLIITIIQ in lln' Lnnniiil Cllnist- Inns :incl spring i'UlN'l'l'lS willi lull inngrgiim. Tlu- grrrnp also gippvziri-cl nl niginy lwrlwy, lmslwllmll, and linntlmll gurncs to add spirit to lliv rln-vriirg si-rliurr. 'l'l1c liirll'-liinv ll-stivilin-5 at CcnLrul Stncliinn clnring' lloiiivcuriiilig gnu' tlivin ple-nly of room to Show their IHllI'lL'llYU1S. BASSES. LEFT TU RIGHT: K. Nord. T. Andy-rson. R. Wright. T. Roscnquist. YY, Bum. C. Lind, S.1L1Qr. TRUBIPETS. RON' I: R. Syl- vestcr. L, Blouincncliil. D. Sic-bold. RUN' 2: R. Amcy, R. Pulrin. lN'l1itlork. G. Plull. RUN' D. Anclvrson. G. Stockwell, NI. Stebbins. DRLYXIS: T Tr-nngrnt. C. Rhynn. G. Bfnnkholrn. Bloyrir. .-X Taylor, CL.-XRINETS. HHH' 1. C. Tnlw. M. Ric'l1.n'flsun. A. Anderson. S. Sar- ncrki. HOU' 24 S. Turnu. S. .Iona-5. H. Powc. SAXOPHONES. ROI1' 1: G. Munkholm. Smith, C. LLlRllf'. RUN' 2: R. Siheuer. K. Ryrncrson. B, Yan Tassel. INSET, XII' Robert Grucnenfeldcr. S 1 E-Q B-, y-1, - Q in xiii Mtssmtsxxusixsdiaa 'O-I -af ?'-' .. 'nd fiibx ROW I: R. Roelofs, K. Zinschlag. Eng, Prochztska, M. Bittner, L. Koch, P. Murphy, B. Tollefson, S. Brunell J. Boldt, D. Zimitsch, A, Peterson, M. Seraeki, C. Gobiel n SURVEY OR STAFF The twelve issues ol the Surveyor published during the school year included one literaiy issue and all gave more than a bird's-eye view of events and activi- ties at Washington. Co-editors Sharon Brunell and Bruce Tollefson along with others on the staff repre- sented the Surveyor at several conferences in the Twin Cities and were guests at luncheons where edi- tors were told of and shown community problems. Mr. Orlando Andvik is the adviser. mam ' M . i 55 7 i-f 'f .. ' 4 P .2225 .. ., 7 4' - im2. ,427 251 f f if W , if ,Qs 'I 1 M251 7 152 , WE? P, Bronson, NI. Rubbelke. ROW' 2: hluellner, ld. Mc- Fadden, M, Gerdts, Klein, T, lirilli, K. XyllL'ClL'I', L. McGee, R, Sylvester. . kv, UU? Afecftkzf ii -ffm-ff-' ' UC am cult 45,4 700 1959 ANNUAL Q AFFJW4 JW.. Staff members decided to combine the new seliool- designed cover type of last year with the padded tox'ei'fJljl'v - of former years in the 1959 President. Co-editors Ronald Menier and Richard Flipp expanded the sports section of the book while still leaving most emphasis on the senior section. Sharon Brunell and Judy Boldt and hfary Bittner are responsible for the senior poll taking and the ideas used in that section. Mr. Orlando Andvik and lN4r. Firmin Alexander are . f A Z ' 5 the editorial and business advisers. 16246 Y W 1 1 ,Ll ,. .1 . Cp! C VL 5 . C w s , fr ,x ' .adffza f .cffy ff-ff-0 J ROW I: Mr. Burt Hedstrom, yearbook company representa- ner, S. Brunell, Boldt, A. Peterson, M. Rubhelke. Rflli' tive, B. Krinke, Rasmussen, S. LaRue, P. Thell, M. Bitt- 2: F. Neumann, E. Kendig, L, Cupkie, R. Menier. R. Flipp. hx. 111 2-4- . V, Jfgrqf Vlfl B , f G f,,,:5. .gqyw aw P 4 -. AS 'a 'i : vit , ty V' 9 4 ., 4. Wk 'v 1-wr RUN' I: C. Reillv, Schntll, Nl. Stinson, Nl. Ploelz. RON' 2: ner, I.. NIcC,ee, ID. Krieger. Merlin. I. Seilis. RUN' 4: Rasl-L, Il. Van Tassell, pl. Sinrons. R. Clilson. M. 'I'wgmloxski. D. Artie, R. Arcancl. 1', I-leming, C. Lund, K. Katzenniaier, C. Lind. E. Willtnnn, CI. Denisson. RON' ?: P. Thell, R. blinostlt, R. Pot t- Schallmanser. 'BLACK FRIAR9' AND APPRENTICES The 'Black Friztrs, KVashington High School's ClI'3lNflIiC club, untler the direction ol Miss Zarnr Keljic, speech and English teacher, has been orgttnizecl three years and is getting larger each year. Members niust earn l2ll points by acting. produc- ing, or writing skits and plays while they ure apprentices before being eligible tor initiation into the FI'iZl1'S, Nleinbers :mtl apprentices provide entertaining skits antl plays for special assemblies :incl events during the school year, and assist any group with make-up :intl other technical services. loan Schatll was president, Mary Ann Stinson, secretary: and Merrie Proetz was apprentice master. HOU' 1: C. Reillx, Sthntll, NI. Proetz. HOU' 2: liietlerbecli, lf. Nhnne. NY. lgnlbot. ll. Olson. R. liolnn. VI, l'1ntlhonnne. 'l, Conlzrn, IJ. Polio, F. Atlllxllllll- Long. R. llc-hnlte, P. Bron- M. Rubbelke. ICUII' F: R. llel1i11slti.XY. xIll5NL'll.T,s7llll1l55lxl. son, P. Weber. HHH' 3' KI. Iftttlnn, IS. Cmrxt-s. M. I'iI11llZ.S. Ln- R. Menier. L. Cuplxie. A. l't-terson, D. lhhlqnist. R. Ratzen' Rne, Tit-rtgn1e,S. Gibbs. Il. Sxlxester, K. Nlneller. Knbit- llllllCl', CI. Reanncr, R. lilnler. schek. RUN' I: kj. Gzrhler, IJ. Kruell. T. Rantlke. C. Cover. ROW 1: Smith, F. Scholtz, D. VVilkerson, Miss Margaret J. Prudhomme, C. Kirchgatter, F. Benz, M. Burdash. ROW -I Wallblom. ROW 2: J, DeNucci, C. Feurst, K. Noe, M. Rub- B. VanTassell. M. Prudhomme, G. Kuehlwein, P. Lupelow belke, P. Bronson, S. Heath. ROW 3: Ramsey, F. Sonnners, M. Grillith, D. Talbot, E. Erickson. COMMERCIAL CLUB One of Washington's largest and oldest clubs is Miss Margaret Wallblo11i's Com- mercial Club, a group dedicated to informing members about procedures and opportunities in the business world. Juniors and seniors are eligible to join. Rep- resentatives from different types of business operations speak before the group, demonstrations of latest types of ofhce equipment are presented, and films are used to complete the picture of the fields. Diana Wilkerson was president, Frigga Scholz, vice president, and Janice Smith, secretary-treasurer. ROW 1: M. Frieberg, B. Molin, D. Aycle, J. Pfoser, C. Freier- J. Kubitschek. ROW 3: J. Mayne, L. Koch. M. Hutton. L. Mc- muth, Pruclhonnne, M. Twarclovski. ROII' 2: C. Samuelson, Gee, J. XVosika, C. Lind. Scliafhanser. J. Baloga, J. Nicholson, C. Nicholson, K. Rymerson, Haider, A . w ex 5 ' ri tl ROII' 1: F. jones, XI. XVosilsa. j. Langenberger, S. Tuckner, j. Gobley, D. Miller, P. Stoehr, Miss Vrsula Sweeney. RON' 4: H. Bussjaeger. L. Nloran. IQOII' 2: M. Conlan. B. Zauner, J. Baloga, M. McLafTerty, W. Yzermans, E. Noren, 1. Fitzerald. li. Hurst, NI. Hcinn. A. Leiel. ROIV 3: K. Johnson. B. Fishel 'WO K' XVORK, OV un O upa' lwllelations Clubj mem 5 tt nde a ajn ational ban- quet me ' gs yfzighe iversihe Vocational Clubs , fl . urin e r und the supe sion of Miss Ursula ,', ' viser 1 its fifth i gr, e Club is designed wider ii orrnay' 1 gh business employment mei crs w already work hall days on reg- ,rio . rbara auner was president, Kathleen ko' , secretaryg Jean Langenberger, treasurer: d Joanne Baloga, treasurer. ROW I: D. Sc-untl, M. llruski, M. Stinson, M. Rulibelke D. Stull, li. Willinan, l'. Brady. ICOII' 2: L. lhoinpson, A. An tleison, M.Scl1nt-irlcr.j. H:1ider,S. Buiige, M. Proctz. P. Simp Jig' ,1 .' ' -lilffa . New 4' ' if M' f ,V p 1 . gage f 1 4. fy , 3 J 3 , . 1' E. .., -f ' . Qi ' '- Q ' it r 1 r ,rf ' 'Q , ufZf7 Y ,.' ' : ' .e' 3, .Q 1. ' , A : - , , 4' ,f 1 0 i it iii 4 A' 5 gcfsf' X. ' S 3 ii W 1 FUTURE TEACHERS Members of this scholarly club, the Future Teachers of America, plan to enter college and train for teach- ing. Under the direction of Mr. Robert Turner, ad- viser, the students go to schools ranging from kinder- garten to senior high school and sit in with teachers and classes and even assist in some projects in the classroom. The experience is a preview of what their future job will be like. Aida Anderson was presidentg Mary Schneider, vice president: Sandy Buirge, secre- tary: and Bonnie I-Iasse, treasurer. 5011, RUN' 35 ll. HZISSC. 0. Cztllcnder, j. Ross. J. Rusk. S. Tome. j. Gobley. J. Hostrawser. ,. A ht, 3 gl ga f ' ,ff f 631 .tw 7 ROW I: S. Brunell, B. Krinke. N. Osborne, J. Rasmussen, C. Pultz, J. Scbafliauser, Nr. Elmer Bjornson. ROII' 4: T. Rest D. Miller. ROII' 2: E, Erickson, M. Bittner, G. Hanclt, J. Boldt, er, R. Relofs, K. Knecr, CL. Toftliagen, A. Peterson, G. Greer A. Gabriel, J. Pabst. RON' 3: B. XVriglit. .-X. Crilli, W. B1 CAMERA CLUB Everything from making their own pin-hole cam- eras to using the best still and motion picture cam- eras as well as learning how to process film in the well-equipped darkroom is in the year's program for Camera Club members under the advisership of Mr. Elmer Bjornson. Camera Club members can be seen at most school functions snapping album pictures. Officers are Sharon Brunell, president, Barbara Krinke, vice presidentg Joan Rasmussen, treasurerg and Nancy Osborne, secretary. -QKETCH ctus Miss Bessie Mulholland's Sketch Club is made up of students who want art for a serious hobby or possible profession. Members sketch for pleasure as well as doing art work for school programs, publications, and plays. Some members are always involved in set decorations, school election campaign posters, and similar activities. Judy Prochaska, president, was a cartoonist for the Surveyor. Peggy Lassen was vice president, and Barbara Malmquist was the secretary during the 1958-59 club year. ROW 1: V. WVerb, L. Phernetton, K. Freiberg, A. Gabriel, D. Hillman,L. Quinn,G. Handt,J. Kirchgzitter, RI. McFadden J. Pabst, E. Wissman. ROII' 2: L. Noren, B. Malmquist. P. Lassen. ROW 4: C. Scheitlness, K. Rymerson, A. Peterson C. Kirchgatter, P. Benz, Prochaska, Prochaska, ROW 3: M. Beyers, Haider, Eng. fu ,- ,I , Y . v-ny ROW 1: C. Reilly. B. Hasse, K. johanson, M. Rubbelke. ROI! 2: M. Seracki, -I. Gallagher. M. Steidl. .X. Ross, I.. Thompson Plackner, S. Sarto, I'iachar. ll. Molin. C, Kollotk, D. Mi clrel.j.Long.1D. 1'ojar.T.Conlan, AI. Moe,S. Brettner,D.Stall. M. Troje, ll. Stotkwell. ROW 3: Prudhonune. K. Gilson Oldenherg. McDonough. Cl. Sthaeppi. S, Johnson, A. Iflipp, D. Liebke. M. Heath. C. Quinn. CI. Fuerst, K. Noe, N. Daultnn B. McQuax. Cl. Harden. KI. Bretner, Y. Maas. Breigel, P. l'll- mann. ROII' 4: A. Cherry. N. Saiafolean, J. Prutlhomme. Ku FUTURE HOMEMAKERQ Growing from 30 members last year to more than 90 in l958-59, the Future Homemakers Club has shown its growing popularity under the advisership of Mrs. Hazel Norden, home economics teacher. The club studies special information in sewing, child care, Cooking, and home decorating. The group sponsors an exhibit at the Minnesota State Fair each year where several prizes have been won, and sends a delegate to the FHA convention. Bonne Hasse was president, Beverly McQuay, vice president: Colleen Reilly, secretary: and Nancy Mason, treasurer. IIUII' lr li. I.yntl1, Y. Imst, IJ. Iililie. S. lirunell, M. Bittner. K. Noe, 'If flonlan. Kulowall, HUII' 2: CZ, Kullotlt. li. Molin, M. Lassen, M. Nlt Iadden, M. l iieI:erf.f, l'1ot'lraska, l'. Brady kj. lJeNucri, IJ. I'ojar, J. Oldt-nlxeig, C. Take. S. Hlhite bitsthek, G. Behrendt, B, Stiub, M. Grifllth, C. Samuelson, D. Talbot. S. Buirge. M. Ifranz, B, Graves, C. Denisson, M. Fl'li.ll, C. I.aRue. S. latolisoir. K. Ogren, P. Stipe, C. Ko- sanke, Ci. Schwartz. HOI1' if CL. Kuelhwein. S. jones, Haider. M. Millelle. K, Momltx. M, Hutton. M. Twardm ski, L. McGee, AI.Ross,K.pIensen..X.I'ete1son,l1.PIeming,j,Culver.P.Simp- son, I.. Roth. Ll. Marne. ti. Cnengs. J. Wedin, N. Mason. j. Riedllmergei. C. Harlan. HISTORICAL SOCIETY A mine of history on personalities and events in XVashington's past are the files and scrapbooks of the Historical Society, directed by Miss Mary O'Keele. Skits, alumni articles, and bulletin board displays proht from the background material pro- vided by the group. Records are kept on more than 4100 Prexie alumni also. Clippings from St. Patil papers of articles on alumni are filed. Sharon Brun- ell was president, Ianice Oldenberg, secretary: and Joe Green. treasurer. M. Smith. P. Htipe. S. Saint-slsi. KI. Mtllonough. M. .Xhler. R. Rxnrerson, X. llaieigfl. gLllL'ltlllCN4.fi. 1ilIX.,l.cll'CL'lT.fl,J11- tolmtnxittli, ll. Rupp. KI. H.lILlCl , Smith. HUII' If NI. Sfllllilg, K. Balier. K. Sattler, J. Kulowatz, j. Ras- mussen, BI. Murray. S. Brunell, S. Tuckner. NI. Bittner, K. Noe B. Krinke. NI. Hantliorn. ROII' 2: A. Flipp. C. Fav. C. Cover J. Boldt, M, Abler, C, Lane, D. Kunshier. S. Maritz, M. Frie- berg, S. Harxcv, P. Brady, F. Sonnners, J, Gallagher, RUII' 3, K, Ogren, C, Reilly, N. Mason, D. Kunsliier, P. Stipe. S. Eye JUNIOR RED CROSS joe Hodge, lfVashington junior, had the honor of serving on the all-city executive board of the junior Red Cross during 1958-59. Representatives of the Prexie chapter also attended the monthly meetings of the all-city council. Eight members decorated the Children's Hospital for Thanksgiving, and another group was trained for jobs as play-ladies at Gillette. Members worked at the downtown olhce and at the blood bank during the year. Mr. Daniel Hansen is the adviser. All the work donated by students is done after school. ROW 1: R. Stlioeller, D, Xvooley, J. Vanflleave. 'IQ Bowers J. Krieger, S. IVliite. ROII' 2: M. Abler, J. Hostiawser, j. Hairl- er, C. Denisson, C. Tako, D. Callender. ROI! 3: C. Anderson J. Culver, -I. Tong. S. Laskey, K. Ulring. j. Brettncr. C. LaRue, P, Urban, Ll. Wetlin. NI. Lubo. RO IV 4: NI. OilClig1I1lILl,C. Nich- olson, nl. Iesh, lx. Bcdner, C., Lind, A, Peterson, C. lgby, S. jones, l'. Fleming, S. Sclineicler, S. lfrogh, Cl. Anderson, J. Oltlenbcrg, Hodge. SPANISH CLUB Feliz Navidadu - Merry Christmas - was the greeting heard at the Spanish Club's Spanish-style Christmas party just before the holidays. Favorite carols were sung in Spanish, a pinata was enjoyed in the cafeteria. A pinata is a pottery jar Filled with candy and hung from the ceiling. A person is blind-folded and tries to break the jar with a stick, thus distributing the goodies. -joe Lazarich did the honors, Tacos and hot tamales quickly followed by cold cokes Completed the lunch. Carol Take, pres- identg Aludy Hostrawser, vice president: Marlys Os- tergaard, secretary: Russ Schoeller, treasurer. Sander. M. 0stei'g'aartl. il, ling, 15. Nelson, Mr. Daniel Hain- scn. RUII' lf S. Ionic. I,2llIll'lCh, K. Henipel, .X. Anderson. IV. XVCIKICIIIZIIIII, CL. Ebv. ff' . is - . 5tnnY1ln1l!l11l1..-t:.: r- ul- wrmliil- 354 ROW I: T. Radke, Hoffman, T. Kresko, D. Gatten, Liebgott, M. Hodge, A. Koller. ROW 2: T. Hayes, Robertson, B. Rhyan, H, Lindner, T. Grilli. Mr. Robert Turner. ROW 3: L. Mastel, K. Lund, Fitzgerald. K. Kneer. T Jenson. B. Nemeth. T, Patsy. DRIVE RS' CLUB Dedicated to promoting safe driving at school and elsewhere. Washingtons drivers' club is limited to boys with licenses. As part of their program the group sponsors a rodeo in the spring. an assembly at which an Indianapolis Speedway driver spoke, and hold regular monthly meetings to see films and hear dis- cussions of safe driving practices. Mr. Robert Turner, student council director, is adviser. AVO-STAGE CREW Combined in one crew directed by Mr. Allen Cuth- bert. the Audio-Visual Organization and the stage crew have the complex job of handling all stage operations and equipment and the many audio- visual aid devices used in the classrooms. Projectors, tape recorders. phonographs. opaque projectors. and many other items are kept in repair during the year. Terry Schultz is the capable veteran in the group. ROW I: R. Wright, H. Keller, R. Simon, F. Wagner, T. Gartner. ROI1' 2: T. Shultz. D. Dahlquist, B. Rossini, A. Hempel. ROW 3: F. Feldham, R. Steve, B. Jacobson, Hor- wath, K. Hempel. . fs. 'OW 1 K Hr .U K 55021233 mmtll.tli4wm1m1 iErzwsa lui.lZ' its I-ymlllllh kwl ll ALA . I m Q 'W A W 'I7' ROW I: R. Hinze, R. Nemeth, L. Mastel, R. Bohaty, D. Weber, D. Nowicki. ROW 2: P. Gustafson, S. Grunewald, Nelson, G. Abrahamson, R. Tschida, D. Schulze, H. Von Rueden, D. Albert. IN DUSTRIAL CLUB One of the youngest clubs at Washington High School is the Industrial Arts Club advised by Mr. Ernest Dass, new this year in the department. Mem- bers are industrial arts majors interested in learning more about the Held through field trips and visiting lecturers. Don Weber was president, Dave Tonia, sec- retary, and Dan Gatten, treasurer. MATHEMATICS CLUB Mr. 'Frank Kernik, new mathematics instructor at Washington, is the adviser for the mathematics club. The group does not elect ofhcers, but members meet regularly to consider special problems in mathematics, especially as it is applied to such Helds as calculat- ing machines, electronic 'gbrainsf' and space science. Games and puzzles and problems of a special nature are also introduced to members. ROW I: A. Sorlie, K. Katzenmaier, D. Portner, M. Schneider, A. Anderson, R. Freund, Mr. Frank Kernik. ROW 2: J. Jenson, R. Menier, A. Hertog, L. Cupkie, F. Thunhorst, D. Flipp, W. Massell. ROW 2 V Horga D Blllle A. Mrs. Ann Anderson Ross, M C. Kirch- Hogan, J S. Buirge, R1RI4N 9' VI -HUF 01' If J Boldt 'N Letouxm 111 NIH: Hxldegnrdc Kre mvr Qmlfmd Nwh B Nhlmquist. NI relbslq R011 N Rom Rusk, K ng. f M 3 pf ag- - 2 -It ef , If 'Riff fb f '16,-7 J -T3 . .' 225,15 5 245 g -: ,li I - ww' 9' x -1 Q' A -'N 1 S fi x, xl gk .0 ...gi 1 1 f 1 r f. , 1 up ui OI ,- A X. CZ 'E M 2 r-4 A 5 E 3 L 'J nf: md :E C Af, : f: A E I-C I-4 5 Q: C O .Zi Q Z A L4 x.. G nv-1 v--4 E 4-A -.- ... A x.. fv 'N :A Lil A 'C 2. C 1... C 3 A .- A. ..- 'U -F Va -. A if L.. O z C rf 2 c an .EF 'U 4: Q M I -R Ll 1: f- .- A n-4 ZZ L. .C sa ,4 Xa 5 o V7 kr ? I- nd Lu I- ..l .I M Lu M I- 'SL , ,. ., Z f' eu E S LL -J .. ,H '+C f- C 5 ,' cz ,- : -Ll .z -- :L r: ,. : -1 '- fl Lf . x E S' -fr .., .... 5 ' ' L4 , v -.1 fx-F, f-:- ...--L42 .. .4 - L 1 I 1 V,- '-,-A G .Z wa SJ' LI fx- E E 2 D 2 L-N 7...- .f L.,-.-. -Li f- ,-, .-. ,.. vi E T ,jf-.. 5151 CJ -.-. C.. cz'-1 it Kr l W 1 7' X ROW I: Schultz. R. Anderson, D. Dahlquist, G. Ash. ROW 2: Dr. Byron Gibbs, L. Cupkie, T. Patsy, D. Anderson, Hodge, R. Menier. PREXIE NETMEN Sparked by co-captains Gary Ash and Ron Menier, Washington,s tennis team finished the 1958 season with a l-7 record, winning over Mechanic Arts. Lynn Cupkie and Ron Menier in the doubles defeated four of eight schools and lost a heart-breaker to first- place Central. Jerry Schultz and Ron Menier teamed in the city meet to win one victory. Coach Byron Gibbs turned the coaching duties for the 1959 season over to Mr. Daniel Hanson. 'S Qi. ' to VARSITY GOLF E R9 Captain Richard Bohaty lcd his team in individual match points during the season with 92, closely fol- lowed by John Bloyer with 9 points for the season. Gary Abrahamson tallied 6 points. The team ended with a 1f7 conference record. None of the team members qualified for the city meet. With the entire team returning and a promising sophomore, George Shortridge, who has played Como one unde'r par, joining the team, Coach Firmin Alexander expects a successful 1959 season. 1. ffg.i , A ,.... , ROW I: G. Ficocello, T. Kresko, K. Nord, G. Abrahamson. J. Bloyer. D. Bohaty. Mr. Fir-min Alexander. ROW I: L. V O . an 55- R. TPPIS. R, Schoeller. F. Reed, W. Baker, G. Acker. ROW 2: D. Weber, T. Kresko. R. Nitz, G. Gulden, P. Gust afson. D. Wooley, V. Lundquist. ROW 3: J. Clare. D. Schulze. Lazarich, H. Linder. R. Portner. Mr. John MQMHNUS. GYMNAQTIC TEAM Gymnastics under Coach John McManus had its best year in recent history. Led by Captain Russ Schoeller, the team finished with a 3-2 record in Class D competition and a 2-3 in Class C. Tom Kresko, Joe Lazarich, and Russ Schoeller qualihed for the region and Schoeller placed fourth in the mats to qualify for state competition. Only Senior Dick Portner will be lost to the squad and McManus ex- pects an even better record next season. TANK TEAM Captain Tom Thunhorst and his young but game swimming team chalked up one of the best records at Wasllington in several years. Humboldt went down 53flHl. lN1onroe. -15-20. and fxlechanic Arts by for- feit to give the Prexies a 3f5 conference record. The team includes two juniors and three sophomores, and the experience gained this season will make the team a greater threat next season. Fred Davis was not able to appear with the team. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Anderson, W, DeWitt, W, Massell. J. Whitlock, T, Thunhorst, T. Radke, and B. Bronson. 'QB I V. 'V . . - -V, Q ., K Jiffy? ' V ' 'JW-A .. M' at 1 .' 1- f' .ff f '. 4 - fi- I . .,z.: ' , . . f , 4 v,- . , ,, X A X, . f if . 9 .X , - , '4. ' , . . . , QQ Q IU W., , . 4' wmsitt in N- bv f-5 I ' M.. , w, tl t Q PF Q N Fi 1 Q Q.. 1 N f 5 7 .L un 5 4 M is... W 94' ff, Q. 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ROW 3: Mr. gflffflff -M t ma WA9HlNGTON'9 I 958- I 959 Wlashingtonk 1958-59 foothall scason stvppccl oll with a proiniQing I8--7 victory owr lN'ilQon. 'l'htt Prcxitts than tallied a 27- 27 tic- with Johnson. Froin this point on Z1 gains- Prf-xic squad fought a clown-hill hattlv, losing to Ccntral, Harding. Htiinholclt. Murray. and lX1onroc. 'l'ht- highlight of thc- your was thc' Strong cleft-naive? hattlc- with thc niiinhcr onv teain in the City. Huinbolclt. The Prvxics fought in a scoreless hattlc' until tht- tinal 40 Qovoncls wlivn a scivmi pass Set tip HtinilJoltlt's winning goal. Fred ThiinhorQt placvd on the second line of thc .-Xll-City toain and Btickx' Kcnclig. Fltxd I,llDQlSlli0lll, fillfl f3l'0lQ0 Cl11'iitt'k1 yyfyu hgnofgblg incntion. lXIr. john lNfClXltnnis is hvacl coach and Kfr. Thoinas Pacholl is his assistant. Co-Captains Charlcs Johnson and Mr. l'.u'lioll with l,ynn Clupkic, Ron Mil-cv Gcrclts. 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MCPnrtlin, D. Dey. S. Wilke, G. Greer, B. Ingemann, D. Rogalla, F. Lunclstrom, Sauer, Mr, John McManus. VARSITY FDOTBALL TEAM Washington Wlashington Washington Washington VVashington W ashington VVashington .. ..18 Cvntral . . . . . SCORES: Wilson .. 27 Johnson . O 0 Harding . 0 Humboldt 6 6 M111'1'a5' . . . , . Mcmnroe . Gary Stockwell and Richard Portner, seniors. .. 1 . f ,, . 354' W- :-' Thunhorst HID, Lundstrom DHD, and Krcsko in Q .,,,,', R E K g A fx 'H -. 'X ,F-dv . Q . -X2 N Q- '. f s. , A V .'Q+ W X W D ' 5 2?.f?w-i -4- W . W rl, A J' -,wg I 6 i s .xx L .1 ,. f l WY ,A -iv , 'N l H 1', i's?l T.1'- ': . 1. if A Q.-:Y --avi M ' A 7355 ROW I: H. Von Rueden. J. Kelly, J. Wynne, S. W'ilkie, Fiandaca, F. Lundstrom, YV. Olson, D. Miller. ROW 2: Mr. Robert Turner, W. Ingemann, D. Dunford. B. Kendig, D. Norqual, WV. McClellan. R. Olson. Bunde, M. Gerdts. R, Simon. Sauer. T. Szalapski. WASHINGTON'S 'A' SQUAD HOCKEY TEAM Wlashington High School's varsity hockey squad un- der the direction of Coach Robert Turner completed the 1958-59 campaign with a season record of 12 wins, seven losses, and one tie. Prospects for a favor- able season were considered remote with a team made up of young and inexperienced players. Local papers predicted a fifth place for the Prexies in a highly- regarded St. Paul conference. The season was to be one of seasoning the yearlings for an allfout effort in '60, Instead. the season opened with an impressive 10-2 victory over Nfinneapolis lVest and roared to completion with a heartbreaking 5' -l loss to Patrick Co-Captains Bucky Kendig and lliike Gerdts. Henry for the Region T title and a state tourney berth. Highlights of the season included a 2-1 win over Monroe, a game considered by many one of the finest battles on auditorium ice. Prexies ended in third place in the conference with a 5f2ff-l record. The Prexies defeated Harding, season co-champion, in the Region -l Play-offs. They lost the championship to johnson. 2-l. in the final 13 seconds of play. Co- Captains Klike Gerdts and Bucky Kendig will be lost through graduation, and it will be hard to 'replace these key defensemen who were skilled and Ffghting stalwarts. 7 , Battling goalie John Fianclaca. A EU' URLLU' M ,W Mfg 19 gf , 'T Ji Q 'ff . UCD fi M at X if f f 'Q A TOP, RIGHT: Patrick Henry puts pressure on Goalie John Fiandaca. CENTER: Jeff Sauer C111 and Jack Bunde, TOP, LEFT go for loose puck in front of Goalie Porky Wohlberg of Johnson. BOTTOM: Dick Paukert, promising 'Bi Squad goalie, who worked hard with junior varsity. HOCKEY SCORES Washington VVashington ashington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington VVashington Washington Washington Washington Washington Region 4 Washington Washington Wfashington Mpls. West ......... Mpls. Vocational .... VVilson ........ . . . 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A K4 .. -L Gorge r1G i Co-Capta -16 C C H ci : ': UI - J , C, MT - 'I 7' 2 , LC C C EIL '- .- .- 7 Fi ? ,, CI -1- Ci C I C .I C 'T , N uc CV : c 'SL .E -5 ce P 3 53 Lynn Cupkie tain AP -C Co ristea Ch 68. PN C1 Z Y' 6 S '- ..- if '- 7 ,- P f P' ,.. c 2 ,- N-1 LIT '- .- C 7. CII C 7 '- X . Lf? I-'T V' E -5 E 'Z -J E 'B' SQUAD CAGE RQ The junior cagers finished with a '2f6 con- ference record, defeating Johnson and Me- chanic Arts. Central, league leader, dropped the Prexies, 43-2l, in the city play-offs. Denny Dey was captain of the squad, and Bill Warner with his sharpshooting was high point man and showed promise for varsity play next year. Mr. Robert Ryan is coach. JUNIOR GRIDDER9 Top junior varsity performance of the yetn was turned in by the 'B' squad football team with a 2f2 record. They lost a hard- fought game, 9-0, with Harding. then dropped Humboldt, l3f6. Klurray edged them, 16-12, and the Prexies ended with a 7-6 win over Monroe. Dave Siebold and Bill Ingemann in the backfield and Jay Seeley in the line show promise. ABOVE, ROW I: D. Schmidt. T, Bnsco, D. Newell, D. Siehold, Seeley, A, Bies, Dey, R. Simon. ROW 2: J. S-chuck, G. Acker, J. Sager, . B. Gricmztn. D. Rogalla, S. YVilke. B. Baker. D. Woolley, L. Bloemendal. ROW 3: Mr. Robert Turner, L, VanOss, D. Jensen, B. lngemann, M. Goff, B. Bronson, G. Munkholm, Thill, B. DeWitt, D. Paukert, D. Diettrich, B. Ludwig, T. Anderson, J. Bunde, Whitlock. A..,A..H l ' ' ' 1 7 2 ' . 13 U wt A f , . .. I 'R ' . Z I . vi 5 . 3 f f I, at it 1 ABOVE, ROW I: J. Storm, Fi Johnson. K. Kester. W. Baier, R. Nitz, A. Olson, R. Wright. ROW 2: T. Rosenquist, T. Basco, W. Warner, Dey, D. Dey, L, Bleomendal, D. Siebold. ROW 3: Mr. Robert Ryan, K. Nitsche, Robertson, R. Caven, T. McPnrtlin, K. Rasmussen, Miller. BELOW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Naatjes, G. Munkholm, J. Sager, D. Paukert, D. Buck, Mr. Daniel Hansen, Thill, Seeley, R Prow. Qcliwwl 1.,ll 1717 !1 Il1 ' 'B' SQUAD HOCKEY TEAM . 3-.v win over Ct4'Illl'f1l and A tl tl tie with Klonroe olive ll Sllltlll but g.nne iunioi' hockey squad gt l fi- l season ret-ord. tfogirli Dan lltlIlSk'Ilii Goalie Dirk Rntlu-it uns out- standing in the nets. .ind Jiin Sauer. top scorer. was txtllvd up to the 'X stluntl for the plm'-oil uaines git tlu- end ol' the stxiwn. WWW: ' l ,l 'Q D, 5 , 1-4 'W' fly W 1 f , ., 4 ,I A ,,, , .fi-Y .. LEFT TO RIGHT: hir. Allen Cluilihert, lXIr. Robert Turner. hir, H.l1'1'X' Nt-limi. hir Georffr ATHLETIC BOARD 'A' SQUAD CHEERLEADERS Meinhi-rs 01' the athletic hfmrcl under the Chairman- ship of Klr. Archie Skzrlbeclx. athletic director, helped pmriioie an xilumni club mnnng' Rice St. husinessmen to proinme derive support nl' fillrletics and recreational pmqieaiiis. The honrcl budgets equipment. lnfmnnges all sclionl athletic prograrnw and ewrits. Mr. George Kirlqehy is Sf'CI'ClLlI'f'. High in seliool spirit is the frilly'-equippecl pep Section at Wnsliiiigirwri. from and squad clieerleaders. porn prvrn girls, Hug and havin twirleri, Adding Color and xurieiy ur ingrny pep and ntliln-tic evenrs. the girls work hard hm-fore and after School perfecting new rmiliniw, llinili.-QL xmrk li :uf-mirig students to give all in yells. V RUN' If NI. Ruhhelke. P. Simpson, R Unger. IYOU' 2: N, Kimori. S L.lRLlG. Kuhirsfhck, RON' 3: P. Bmusoir. RON' -If P. Thell. 1 . 5 rf X Z N , ,xr fffil j , Q.. if-E220 ffwwwwwwwfiw FLAG TWIRLERS LEFT TO RIGHT: AI. Prudhommc. NI. Prudhommc, D. Zimitsrh, M. Stinson. 'B' SQUAD CHEERLEADERS LEFT TH IKICIIT: Snrm-f'ki, U. S1114-llwn. NI. XY:-stroll. N, Dzlullon. POM POM GIRLS' ICUW I: CI. Tfxur-r. Hcath. ICOII' gf D. xxvill-1f.'l'SOI1. f10I1L1-y. Ni: holson, B. lfzxssf-. BATON TWIRLERS LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Nelson, L. Alffiflrf. I, Michr-1, J. Dr'Nur'c'i. 1 , ,FLW y' . I W. 'X .v S I 'fffrfil' x, N vi KL 2 3 E E 1 E ROW I: G. Christea. E. Kendig, G, Stockwell. ROIV 2: D. Fitzgerald. B. Lassen. R. Bohaty, D. VVeber, R. Schoeller, G. W'inger, D. Norqual. B. Olson, T. Kresko. ROW 3: Mr. Harry Nelson. Lazarich. C. Johnson, R. Flipp. R, YVeller, L. Mastel. R. Portner, L. Ganzer, R. Bock, D. Krieger, lX1r. John McManus. ROW 4: T. Thunhorst, R. Menier, F. BDYS' 'W' CLUB Besides encouraging sportsmanship in athletics, schol- arship. and good conduct as in the past. this year's Boys' Wu Club sponsored a varsity-alumni basketball game to help raise money for at whirlpool bath for sprained muscles. The club also staged the spring award banquet for the year's letter winners. E. Ken- dig was president, George Cliristea, vice president, and hh. Harry Nelson, adviser. ROW I: F. Letter, G. Reilly, S. LaRue. P, Tliell. P. Simpson. ROII' 2: I Z l MM., . f . 'K f, .','g'i' ' t I ll ' 'Q t Lundstrom, H. Van Ruclr-n. R. Anderson. G. Abraharnson K. Katzenlnaicr. Sfhultv. B. Kltfllellen. D Ellis. RON' 5 B. Tollefson. M. Gerdts, R. Roelofs. F. Thunhorst. L. Cup kie. F. Neumann. Hodge, D. Anderson. D. Dunford T. Patsy. GIRLS' 'W' CLUB Not only faithful GAA inenibership for three years, but also active participation in all sports and other activities on a point basis are required to qualify a lneinber for the Girls' 'WV' Club. The letters are presented at the annual spring banquet downtown, and many aluinnae. some from as far back as twenty years, attend this event. lXIiss Blarlene Blolnberg is adviser, and the executive board directs activities. N. Mason. A. Ander- son. Langenberger. G. Handt, D. Secord, Weclin. . I X32 1. f 3 A .if 2 yi ' 92 ' f 2 ' 'is f Z f , v 2 . -, f .fi - , if ir if . X r 1' f ' 4, 2555? Q .T - t tn .. 1' Q, L . V . - ' - 'N' H fl s - R 7 ' 'f , -.A , 'X' ' - . I' m. ' t af . .4 .M . , , t- A- .X ' if ' . ' . r - ., . Ne s , :: '1 . . dm Aa : 1'-s Y 5' 2. fn' '51 5 -' ' A: 5 i fn? L... ' i ,7 ., .Q ,.. l ' 5 S 7-X . ,- . -L X f i L n A --qi ROW If S. LaRue. P. Thell. F. Leuer, C, TflllC1', PA Simp- A. Anderson. E, Willman, C. Denisson, S. Tome. J. Mayne, son, Angle, D. Seeord. Handt. ROW 2: Miss Blomberg, G. Eby, S. Nelson. G. A. A. EXECUTIVE BOARD One of lVashington's most active organizations is the Girls' Athletic Association, this year under the direc- tion of Z1 new teacher, Miss Marlene Blomberg, Ham- line graduate. This year's executive board, above, elected the following officers: Sharon Lallue, presi- dentg Pat Thell, vice presidentg Carol Tauer, record- ing seeretaryg Fran Leuer, secretary-treasurer. ROW I: M. Schneider, A. Gabriel, C. Tauer, F. Leuer, Forty-seven new sophomore members were initiated in the fall, the little sisters wearing their skirts up- side down to classes, writing love letters to teachers, and performing other duties. The elub held tourna- ments in many sports and sponsored the spring ban- quet for alumni. LaRue, P. Thell. ROW 3: D. Seeord. J. Wfedin, N. Mason, Pabst. ROW 2: C. Reilly, Profhaska, A. Anderson. S. P. 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Angle- Hostrawser, M. OSIffFQL1fiI'd. K. Br-clrwr. S. Jones. B. Klollin, KOH' 4: Rusk. Nlgnyrmc, E. YN'illIr1L1Y1. L. Kovh. D. Tg1lbot4 C, S2lHlLlf'liOIl. XI. firifith. Lang, Eng. J. Oldcnberc, G. Eby. A 7 fr -1 ROW I: K, ClCllI'HlLlH. I.. Dahl, A. Sgmlclilxu, S. Rit'11.lI'llSL7Il. .X Flipp. Pfmmi Hunmh. K. Bretlncr, F. Ankrom, D. Bl'OdlIIl.lIlIl. HOU' 2: C1ur111.111, I,L'w.u1dwwski, ICUI1' -1: L. Xlimlwls. K. Plnfkncr. K. Fromz, N. SLll'.lf4Ill'.lll. KI. l olr'.1. S. L'l1'i11u, J Rmk, II, Puwv. Cf I..lRLlf'. Pc-.1rs0u. Hoffman. K. fQLlIlIlll'l'. ROII' 'fs Svmllm-lm.:-'l1. NI ROW' I: K. Baker, D. SOIWVIISUII, KI H1-.1llm. B. Nivcl- lmucn, B. XI1l,j11.ly, S lI.1114-xy S Slx'w.ll'I. ICON' 4: ermaycr, NI. VVCstr'r.:tt, Yvllvr, ICOII' 2: C. Ilny- 'If lfimll, if Kuxmk:-. I, Tllumpwll. BI'l'lIIll'l' den. Y. fXI.x:1S. D. Stull. K Nfillvr, N. lJ.mlu,+11, R. Bim'clm'1'lm-Lk, K. Lf.1pis11'.1ut. KI. liruski. Behnkc. ROW 3: S. Snrnocki. J. 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