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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1962 volume:

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We catch a glimpse of our first high school days . . . the splendor of Homecoming . . . the excitement of sports events . . . the glamour of the Prom . . . moments with that certain someone . . . These, plus new experiences, thoughts, and ideals, all may be revealed to us through the keyhole of the 1962 President. xxafeo a Paslfef 5 9 39 47 67 79 95 Susan Nystrom Darlene Kunze Faculty Ed1tor Norman H11 1 H1-Llte Echtor Judy Magnuson School L1fe Edlto DEDICATIC To our former principal, Mr. Gordon E. Miniclier, we wish to dedicate the 1962 President. He became.principa1 of Washington High School in 1952 and received a promotion to the position of Director of Research for the St. Paul Public School System in April of 1961. He spent nine fruitful years serving the faculty and stu- dents of Washington High School and his guidance and leader- ship afforded him great respect and admiration from everyone. Mr. Miniclier will always remain in our memories. 4- i 2 2 5 e 2 Q 1 i l 2 Our new principal, Mr. Theodore Salmon, has a keen understanding of kindness towards his students and teachers which makes him beloved by all. As he walks through the halls ' of Washington, he fills the school with new spirit. S AD IN ISTRATIO A D FACULTY Assisting the principal in his duties, Mr. George Kirkeby is a very capable person who has a good understanding of both teachers and students. He is sympathetic, agreeable, and willing to help people. MISS CONSTANCE HOWE MR. HARRY NELSON Counselor Counselor MR. FIRMIN MR. ORLANDO ANDVIK MR. EUGENE AUCK MR. RALPH BACON ALEXANDER English Special classes Business English f SOCial Studies University of Washington Hamline University Hamline University St. Thomas College MR. ARMIN BARTZ MR. ELMER BJORNSON MISS MARLENE. MR. ELDEN BRANDT Business - History Mathematics - Physics BLOMBERG Industrial Arts Winona State Teachers University of Minn, Physical Ed. Univ. of Minn., Winona 6 Hamline Univ. State Teachers MR. RICHARD MR. ALLEN CUTHBERT MR. ERNEST DASS MR. JACK EDLING BUENDORF Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Social Studies Physical Education University of Minn. University of Minn. Drake University Gustavus Adolphus Col- lege, University of Minn, MR. EARL MR. ROBERT MRS. MARY HAFN ER MR. DANIEL HANSEN GEISENHOFF GRUENENFELDER English - Speech Spanish - Social Studies English - Latin Band, Instrumental Music College of St. Catherine Macalester College, Uni- St. Thomas College St. Thomas College versity of Minn. MR. FRANK JONDAL MISS ZARM KELJIK MR. FRANK KERNIK MISS DeETTE Mathematics English - Speech Mathematics KNGWLTON BEILFUS University of Minn. journalism University of Minn. English University of Minn. University of Minn. MISS HILDEGARDE MR. RODNEY MRS. MAXINE MR. JOHN MCMANUS KREMER MAGNUSON MCDONALD Social Studies Library Art Music Q History St. Thomas College University of Minn. University of Minn. 7 U of Minn., Hamline College. MRS. HAZEL NORDEN MR. THOMAS PACHOLL MR. THEODORE MR. ROBERT RYAN Homemaking Biology - Chemistry RASMUSSEN Chemistry University of Minn. St. Thomas College Biology - Mathematics Mathematics University of Minn. St. Thomas College MRS. EMMA SANDERS MR. PHILLIP STOKES MISS URSULA SWEENEY MR. ROBERT TURNER English History Business Student Council University of Minn. Hamline University St. Benedict College St. Thomas College MISS MARGARET MRS. TI-IERESA MRS. ANN WALLBLOM ANDERSON SCHWARTZBAUER Business Office Stag Ofce Stag University of Minn. CAFETERIA STAFF: Mrs. Irene Dahlquist, Mrs. La- CUSTODIANS: Mr. Roy Johnson, Mr. Raymond Bau- Verne Anderson, Mrs. Emily Squires, Mrs. Virginia Bris- man, Mrs. Anna Poppe, Mr. Ernest Hauge, Mrs. Cerstin son, Mrs. Alice Klemann. 8 Oster, Mr. Joseph Miner. x s E SEN IORS Bob Hall, President, Angela Testa, Vice President 3 Al Krause, Treasurer g Pat Barnes, Secretary. E IOR CLASS It was in the fall of 1959 that the Class of '62 first entered the halls of Washington High School, bringing with them a quiet but intensive spiritf, As freshmen, we had become the second group to participate in the developmental science-mathematics group, which was contin- ued through our high school years. As sophomores we were given Wrong directions by the upperclass- men. But, under the direction of Mrs. Mary Hafner, our newly appointed class adviser, we adjusted to high school life and got into the swing of things. To guide us through the year, we elect- ed Dick Schmotter, president 5 Angela Testa, vice president 3 Mary Wood, secretary, and Bruce Van De Walker, treasurer. One of our experiences as sophomores was sponsoring the tradi- tional student-faculty basketball game. The faculty, by the way, was spurred on to victory by their char'rning', cheerleaders. Our first year at Washington was a year of many new experiences. One of these was our first Homecoming. We remember the excite- ment during the coronation assembly and the game and danoe that followed. That Christmas we witnessed our first O.S.K. We became a part of it and joined others in the heart-warming spirit of giving. Adviser Mrs. Mary Hafner 10 HISTORY That year was really the year for sports 5 The hockey team went all the way to the State Tournament, and fought victoriously for the state runner-up trophy. That was also the year that the base- ball team won the Region IV Championship. Well, those months sped by, and, before we knew it, we were jun- iors. As the Junior Class, we sponsored a successful Christmas card and candy sale to assist us in our preparation for the Junior- Senior Prom CBali-Hai-South Seas Paradisej, our farewell to the graduating seniors. In the spring of that year, we got a crack at the world of the thea- ter by putting on our class play, a melodrama, Way Down Eastf' Our officers for that busy year were Bob Hall, president g John Buehler, vice president 5 Mary Wood, secretary 5 and Maurine John- son, treasurer. Summer came soon that year, and when we entered Washington again we were seniors. We realized the finality of being seniors as we took part in our last Homecoming, O.S.K., and Sno-Day. To lead us through the year, we elected Bob Hall, president, An- gela Testa, vice president 3 Pat Barnes, secretary, and Al Krause, treasurer. All through the year reigned the excitement of graduation, just around the corner. Pretty soon we no longer would be students of Washington, but alumni. As alumni we would look forward to the time when we can proudly return to our alma mater. Pat Barnes, Mary Lou Knipe check their program. 11 John Bathke, Bruce Van DeWalker and 'B' Grid Title 'Trophyf Junior Class Melo-Drama Queen Barbara, King Bruce Emmy Lou Rasmussen helps Karen Blossom. EJ 5x xi E A 6? E sw if ,. if 5 s 5 E N DENNEY ABBOT MERLE ABRAHAMSON THOMAS AHLGREN THOMAS AMEY 3 A-B Footbal-l, Track, Wres- Football' Manager, Band, Stu- Band- l tling, W Club, Toasters dent 'Council Homeroom, W W Club, Homecoming Prime Club. Minister. I RICHARD ANDERSON BRUCE ARNOLD Band, Camera Club, Driv- ers Club, AVO. 6 . s RUSSELL ARNOLD B Football. DAVID ARVER Gymnastics. TRACY ANDERSON Pep Club, Secretary, Flag Twirler, GAA, GAA Ex- ecutive Board, Commercial Club, Annual StaH'. DIANNE ARVER Pep Club, Future Home- makers. mw X ALTON ATKINSON HB Hockey. PATRICIA BARNES Black Friars Officer, GAA, Student Council Executive Board, Band, Cheerleader, YH Teens, Senior Class Sec., Pep Club. JOHN BATHKE B Football Cap., B Hockey, Baseball, W Club Pres., H o III e r o o rn Representative, Student Council Executive Board, Industrial Arts. CAROL BEGGS Band, GAA, Pep Club, W Club, YU Teens. JANICE BENNETT Future Homemakers, GAA, MARJORIE BERUS Spanish Club, Future Home- w1LLIs BAUMAN JOHN BEHNKE Toasters Club, A -HB Football, B Hockey, Senior Class Play. Jr. Red Cross, Work Club. RAY BERTHIAUME makers. GERALD BLASING K E Q 6 is 22 it X Q E as t E ? Qi E 5-3 5 if S f it 5 li 5? X. E X1 2 5 li 2 K Hi if E 3? 12 si f l l l CAROL BLILIE Pom-Pom Girl, Pep Club, Work Club, Commercial Club. DONALD BLOYER Historical Society, AVO, W Club, A-B Football, Swimming Captain, Golf, Industrial Club, Surveyor gl Annual Staff. TOM BOWIE Cross Country, Golf, Swimming, Operetta, 'W' Club, Band, Bowling, 'B' Hockey. CHARLES BLOCK JAMES BLOEMENDAL 'A' Football, 'B' Football, Wres- tling Team, A - B Hockey, 'W' Club, Industrial Club Surveyor Staff. 2 KAREN BLossoM 'W' Club, GAA, Pep Club 'A' Choir, Future Home: makers, Senior Class Play, Annual Stall, Surveyor Staff. ROGER BOGOTTY Drivers Club. JOHN BROOS Football, Basketball, Baseball, Golf, Tennis, JA, Rifle Club, JOHN BUEHLER KATHY BUNDY Bowling League, Hockey, Cam- 'A'-'B' Football, 'A' Hockey, Pep Club, Homemakers era Club. Student Council, 'W' Club. Club, A Choir. CAROL BURCH Pep Club, 'A' Choir, FHA, Creative Writing Club, Operetta, Bowling Club, Black Friars, Sketch Club, Jr. Red Cross. ROBERT BUSCH 'Ai choir, Drivers Club, JA. JOANE BYERS 'A' Choir, Pep Club, Camera Club, Annual Staff, Surveyor Staff, JA, Operetta, Creative Writing, Historical Club. I KENNETH CHERMAK Golf, 'A' Choir, 'W' Club. 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XM ,,,, , . swf A-fav-X X- .,., 1' 3,XXX,Q.l5-sw: X 1 RALPH DEYO W Club, Chess Club, Work Club, Baseball Manager, JA, Surveyor Staff, Toast Masters, Senior Class Play, An- nual Staff. DIANE DIETTRICH DAVID DURRANT Cross Country, Swimming, THOMAS EGGER Track, A Football, Camera Surveyor Co-editor, Op- Club, 61 Operetta, W Club, JEFF DZUIK eretta, A Choir, Senior Radio Club. A Football, Wrestling, W Club. Class Play. is sl JAMES ERDING CHARLES EVENS ROSEMARY , JUDY ENG A Choir, GAA, Pep Club, A-B Hockey, Golf, Homeroom FIANDACA Bowling Club, Black Fri- Representative, W Club. Pep Club, GAA, A Choir,4 ars, FHA, Jr. Red Cross, FHA. Annual Staff, Y Teens. l l l l JAMES FLEMING WILLIAM FORGA SANDRA FORTIER Black Friars, Jr. Class Play, ROBERT Toastmasters Club, GAA, FRATTALONE Pep Club. DONALD FRAHM LOWELL FRANZ Drivers Club. 6 Q Z 12 l gl 5 X 5. Z 2 1 k X 3 Q 2 ,. TIMOTHY ZIOLKOWSKI MICHAEL GARNER DIANNE GEHRMAN A Choir, Pom-Pom Girl, Pep Club, Teen Board Golden Rule, Commercial Club. COLLEEN FRETSCHEL BETTY FUENFFINGER JAMES GANNON Commercial Club. Pep Club, Bowling Club, Com- mercial Club, Work Club, Jr. Red Cross. DONNA GARTNER PATRICIA GIBBONS Jr. Red Cross, Commercial GARY GLAESER Club, Work Club. Band. DONALD GRANHOLM 1 xiii me 355 2:1 as ga eil 35: 15 ti nf Rik uw .K iz. 15? lax in 3 ge BETSY GRENGS LAWRENCE GREWE STEPHAN GRIEMAN Pep Club, GAA, FHA. Surveyor. LARRY GROSSBACK AVO, Gymnastics. SUSAN GUSTAFSON Surveyor Agent 8a Corres- Gommercial Club, FHA, pondent, Annual Staff JA. ROBERT HALL A-B Football, B Hockey, Wres- tling, Horneroorn Rep., Toast- masters Club Pres., Senior Class Play, Pres. Senior, Junior Class, Student Council. E LINDA GRIFFIN GAA Pres., Toastmasters, A Choir, Pep Club Treas- l urer, Y Teens, Jr. Red W Cross, Black Friars Sec., Girls, W Club. w MARY GUNTHER GAA, Pep Club, A Choir, Porn-Pom Girl, Audubon Club, Sketch Club. ROBERT HAMER JOHN HAMMERBECK B Basketball. Band. 6 92 3 as if gs E S E . 2 Q as 3 15 5 Ss S 2 gs KATHY HAMMOND Bowling Club, Pep Club, A Choir, Commercial Club, Work Club, Minne- sota Diversified Vocational Club. ALFRED HEINZIN GER German Foreign Exchange S t u d e n t, Toastmasters Club, Senior Class Play, T ennis, Track. JUDY HENKEMEYER GAA Vice Pres., A Choir, Toasters Club, W Club, Pep Club. 3 E fl 5 3 if GERALD HANDT GWEN HANSON DENNIS HARTZELL GAA, Pep Club, Work 'Club Cross Country. Pres., Y Teens, MDVC Club. CAROL HESSE Work Club, FHA. PATRICIA HICKEY Homemaking NANCY HELMINIAK GAA, Jr. Red Cross, FHA, Pep Club, JA, Commercial Club, W Club. NORMAN HILDRUM Toastmasters, W Club, Wrestling, Chess Club, Surveyor Editor, Annual Staff, Class Trip, Quill SL Scroll. 5 l Www sl QE , ll fl ROBERT HUMMELGARD A SL B Football, A 8. B Basketball, Tennis, Band, AVO, W Club, Drivers Club. LEON JACQUES A 8c B Football, B Hockey, Baseball, Homeroom Rep. MAURINE JOHNSON GAA, Black Friars, Head Band Majorette, Pep Club, FHA, Jr. Red Cross, FHA. 6 5 X sn H WILLIAM JOHNSON A Hockey, Golf Team, Boys' W Club, Foreign Language Club, Cross Country. ROGER KERN GERALDINE KISEROW Pep Club, Surveyor Staff, Commercial Club, Work Club. ROGER JORDAN GARY KLEIN SHARON JORISSEN Future Homernakers, Pep Club, Toasters Club. MARY LOU KNIPE Toasters Club, GAA, Girls' W Club, Future Teachers, Black Friars Apprentice, Creative Writing Club, Pep Club, Y- Teens, Annual Staff, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. E ROGER KATZENMAIER A Choir Operettas. KATHLEEN KILL GAA, Pep Club, Future Teachers, Junior Class Play, Black Friars Appren- tice, Creative Writing, Sen- ior Class Play Production. GARY KOENKER GARY KOGLER AVO Club, Drivers Club, HAS: Choir, MAF: 81' aB: Football, B Hockey, Op- erettas. PI-IYLLIS KUETTNER Bowling Club, Pep Club, Future I-Iomemakers. DONALD KUHLMAN JAMES KOLLER ALVIN KRAUSE Student Council Executive Board, Homeroom Representa- tive, AVO Club, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Toast- ers Club, Drivers Club, Black Friars, Roller Skating, Survey- or Staff. DARLENE KUNZE Black Friars, HBH Squad Cheer- leader, Pep Club, GAA, GAA Executive Board, Horneroom Representative, Annual Stall, Girls, WH Club, Y-Teens. ALLEN LARSON Student Council, Bowling, Camera Club. KATHY KUBAT Bowling Club, Camera Club, Commercial Club, A Choir, Y-Teens, Oper- etta, Historical Society. KIRBY KUHLEMEIER PATRICIA LAW Work Club, Junior Red Cross, A Choir, Com mercial Club, Pep Club. 2l M tn ,svw.:'f.zf .V2e:,'1s1ffl,iX Y., 1.-:gi wa' an ltiilagx .. . it illfiilli li-5' .,A.l-M3.i55,i I 'g.:,s.fz'sesztf5. -. f ,... 1 ,..,,. M . Sf- .7 ., V-if I f:'H lP2. ff.. 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H E 3 S, M ,Hg ,, fff Y. l Haus 2214341 un mf Y mx U 5 K 9 4 hmixflge 'Till l ll Kfglifl li I Mlifxfkwz K xii, ,MW s s 5 ,i S15 s. ag N, f ' - gs ,ii , XSMM, iii, . gg? ff K . I XE zifmg, , S 'fix f 153.52 Milli ,. Q ag K, 5,2 gm, 5, I 4 1 I wg X if 5 JH? H was ,, , .. ,. X M Msgs isp'-1vgfw,l s.??w. m2 . . Vp H liqetzffi , ,. 7 mins ml: ' I igfiulfff fl' ,wiflixffl LAWRENCE LEACH BONITA LUNSMAN JUDITH LEGG Jr. Red Cross, Pep Club, Jr. Class Assembly, Senior Class Play. ROBERT LICHTSCHEIDL Pres. Drivers Club, Vice Pres. AVO, Toastmasters, Gymnas- tics, Cross Country, Hockey Manager. ARCHIE PATRICIA MCCARTHY PATRICIA LUTHER MCALLISTER GAA, FHA, Pep Club. JOHN LINN Football, Wrestling, A Choir, Toasters Club, W Club. DENNIS LUNZER AVO Club. ROSEMARY McGRAW Senior Class Play, GAA Pep Club, Black Friars. JUDY MAGNUSON GAA, Au Choir, Pep Club, Bowling. Future Homemakers, Operetta J Annual Staff, Madrigal Singers, Y-Teens, Black Friars, Girls' Wu Club. KATHRYN MEYERS Black Friars President, Au 8L B Cheerleader, Junior 'Class Play, HAM Choir, Student Coun- cil Representative, GAA, Fu- ture Homemakers. JOHN MARTIN Av 8a KB Football, Swimming Team, B Track, Boys, WH Club, Homeroom representative, Industrial Arts Club, Op- eretta, Annual Staff. JOHN MATHIAS ELVINA MICKELSON Black Friars, Homernaking Club, Work Club, Pep Club, Future Teachers, Commercial Club. - ag ' -i,.i,'S,,ie?f'u2,:1ii:gxi'liiQ,eELi5E3?E'ii?i52 ffPfx ??iE gliL L ? if at t i X J E 1 B. xl X s 3 Q E? I K X K 5 l 2 3 l l 5 5 2 X 2 i WAYNE MILOTA DAWN MUELLER RICHARD MUELLNER BEVERLY MULLNER DOUG MUN TEAN JERRY NIELSEN GAA, Work Club, JA, Com- mercial Club, Pep Club. Senior Class Play, Black Friars. LUTHER NELSON GLEN NODES 7 THOMAS OAKLEAF SUSAN NYSTROM Tennis, A Basketball, In- Band, A Choir, Pep Club, Y dustrial Club, Surveyor Teens, FHA, Black Friars, An- Staff, Homeroom Rep., W nual Staff, Surveyor Staff. Club, Volleyball. ALLAN OLSON BEVERLY OLSON JUDY OLZENAK MARIA ORLANDO B Track 8L Basketball, Work Club, Pep Club, FHA. Pep Club, Commercial Club, B Cheerleader, FHA, Pep Cross Country, A Basket- FHA, GAA. Club, A Choir, Black Fri- ball, Band, Jr. Class Play, ars, Bowling. Swimming, Tennis, W C lub. BARBARA PASKET Commercial Club, Junior Class Play, Annual Co- Editor, Surveyor Staff, JA, Sr. Class Play, Jr. Red Cross, Sketch Club, Black Friars. MICHAEL PATSY RONALD PAZDERSKI CRAIG PEARSON Wrestling, AVO, Student Coun- Band, W Club, Wrestling, A 81 cil. B Football, Track Team. JANICE PATSY Pep Club, Black Friars, Toasters, Jr. Class Play, Majorette, GAA, Work Club, Commercial Club, Historical Society. SHERYL PETERS GAA, Pep Club, Jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Crea- tive Writing Club, FTA, Surveyor Staff. LESTER PETERSEN EMMY LOU RASMUSSEN Pep Club, A Choir, Jun- ior Class Play, Senior Class. Play Production, Surveyor Staff, Operetta. GLORIA REINS GAA, Pep Club, Future Homemakers, A Choir, Homeroom representative, Homeroom correspondent, Commercial Club. JOSEPH PINSKI 6 GERALD PROCHASKA JOSEPH PULTS DONALD RENNEKE MARY ANN RICCI Drivers Club, Homecoming GAA, Future Homemakers, Committee. Bowling, Radio Club, Sketch Club, EVELYN REESE Pep Club, GAA, Girls' W Club, Prom commit- tee, GAA executive Board, Operetta, Homeroom Rep- resentative, Toasters Club Homecoming Assembly. J BONNIE RIEGER Pep Club, Future Home makers. X .. ilsmafa JOHN RIEGER CLARA RIESCHL JERRY ROBERTSON JAMES ROUSSLANG A Baseball. Commercial Club, FHA. AVO, A Choir. AVO. FRANCES ROWELL GERALD SAMUELSON Q ROGER SCHAFFHAUSEN Toasters, AVO, A Choir, Cross Country, W Club, Homeroorn Rep., Student Council Execu- tive Board. 5 S JEANNE SCHALLY GAA, Work Club, FHA, Pep Club, Commercial Club. SHARON SAGISSOR GAA, Annual Staff, Stu- dent Gouncil Rep., Senior 1 Class Play, Black Friars, Pep Club, Commercial Club, FHA, A Choir. SANDY SCHERBERTH GAA Executive Board, Pep Club, Black Friars, Operetta, Y-Teens, Senior F Play, Surveyor Staff. BONNIE SCHMITT GAA, Pep Club, Commer- cial Club Executive Board of Student Council, Stu- dent Council Correspond- ing Secretary, Homeroom Agent, Annual Staff, Homecoming Dance Com- mittee. ROGER SCHOLZ Gymnastics, Swimming, Radio Club, Sketch Club. R RICHARD SCHMOTTER AH Choir President, A SL B Football, A 8: B Basketball, A 8: B Track, Wh Club, Annual- Surveyor Agent, Junior Class Play, Operetta, Black Friar Ap- prentice, Annual Staff. DELORES SCHNEUER Pep Club, Future Homemakers, Commercial Club. la, ll Pt ONALD SCHULTZ NICHOLAS SCHUNEMAN JOSEPH SEILER MARY SCHOELLER GAA, Pep Club, Future Homemakers Club, For- eign Language Club, Homecoming Assembly, Commercial Club, Roller Skating, Bowling. CORRINE SCHULTZ Pep Club. DENNIS SENNESETH A 8L B Football, Wrestling, Track, Hamline On Cam- pus, W Club, Annual Staff, Executive Board, Senior Class Play, Operet- ta. JON SETALA AH Football, Swimming, Track, AVO Club, Stage Crew, Operetta, Senior Class Play, Boys, WF Club. CHERYL SKILLINGS Pep Club, A Choir, Work Club, Commercial Club, Operetta. SHARON RAE SMITH A Choir, Pep Club, Rol- ler-Skating Club. THOMAS SHERMAN ANTONIO STANTON NICHOLAS SIEBENALER wrist, 5' all . . EDWARD STELBERG A Choir, Operetta, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Radio Club, Hamline On Campus Math. ,Mil 1, lx s ll.. X gx S l 1 l s 1 ' I PEGGY SIMPSON Pep Club, Future Home- I makers Club. GAA, Com- 1 mercial Club, A Choir, W Student Council Repre- I sentative, Surveyor Agent. SHARON KAY SMITH Commercial Club, Pep Club, Vice-President of W Work Club, Junior Red Cross, A Choir, Oper- etta, Homeroom Repre- sentative, Future Teachers. THOMAS STILES Wrestling, Senior Class Play, Surveyor, H I I JUDITH STIPE SHARON STOEHR DANIEL STOFFEL THOMAS STOLARSKI F u t u r e Homemakers, Pep Club, A Choir, Operetta, Basketball. Junior Red Cross, Pep Work Club. Club. 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DENNIS UNTEN E l a JERRY VADNAIS HOWARD VALOIS BRUCE VAN DE WALKER TIMOTHY B Hockey, Cross Coun- Gymnastics, Boys, f'W', Club. B Football, B Hockey Cap- VAN KAMPEN try. tain, Varsity Baseball, Varsity LESLIE VAN OSS B Football, AH Choir, Gymnastics. CHRIS WALLGREN Pep Club, GAA, Future Homemakers, Band, Homecoming Dance Com- mittee, Homecoming As- sembly, Annual Co-editor, Black Friars Apprentice, Girls' WV Club, Surveyor Agent. Hockey, Varsity Football, Ex- ecutive Board, Boys' State Rep- resentative, Boys' W Club, Homecoming King. SUZANNE WEBER PATRICK WARNER Future Homemakers. DOLORES WAGNER Black Friars, Pep Club, GAA, Homecoming As- sembly Committee, A Choir, Operetta, Junior Class Play, Surveyor Staff. WILLARD WEBER B Basketball, B Track, A Track, Cross Country, A Choir, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Boys' W Club, Au Football Manager. 5 KATHERINE WELLS BARBARA WESTCOTT DENNIS WILLMAN Future Homemakers Club, Black Friars, Pep Club, GAA, Industrial Arts Club, Sketch Junior Red Cross, Sketch Bowling, Homecoming Queen, Club. Club. Junior-Senior Prom Committee. MARY WOOD Sophomore and Junior Class Secretary, Y-Teens, GAA Executive Board, Student Council Executive Board, Black Friars Ap- prentice Master, Band, Junior Class Play, Pep Club, Senior Class Trip Committee, Girls, HW Club. EDWARD WITTMAN B Football, Track, AU Choir, Student Council, Operetta, Bowling Team, junior Achievement. DENNIS WYLIE JOY POSS Homemaking Club, Com- LORRAINE ZAK mercial Club, W.O.R.K DUANE WYLIE SHARON YAEGER Black Friars, GAA. Club. 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JU 1011 CLASS During their junior year the class of 1963 elected Gary Woeltge,president, Shirley Sweazey, vice-president, Sandy Frontz, secretary, and Ceil Noe, treas- urer. Before Christmas the Junior Class sold Christmas wrappings and ribbon, the purpose of which was to earn money for the Junior-Senior Prom which was held April 27. Probably the most important day of the junior year for each student was the day their class rings arrived. The class would like to thank Mr. Thomas Pacholl, their adviser, for his kind patience and wonderful help. . . . HOMEROOM 110 ROW I: A. Tiegs, Tetu, V. Culver, E. Carlson, L. Mundt, D. Pabst, J. Dahl. ROW 2: N. Meyers, P. Linder, R. Haider, D. Chinander, D. Hanson, F. DeCarlo, P. Endres, C. Freeman. ROW 3: B. Flueck, H. Wesse, M. Rosenbush, A. Cox, S. Gilbertson, A. Bruns, C. Stroud, M. Johnston. ROW 4: M. Gausman, S. Hacker, D. Wold, W. McCloud, H. LaRose, D. Heutmaker, G. Loomis, L. Bergeron. . .. HOMEROOM 303 ROW I: G. DelGastillo, J. Hoffman, D. Hedervare, J. Ham, M. Rose, G. LeVesseur, D. Stevens, N. Meier. ROW 2: V. Marin- kov, T. Coverdale, R. Egyhazi, J. Kern, R. Wagner, M. Anderson, E. Donahue, H. Nelson. ROW 3: R. McCormack, G. Regal, R. Weber, G. Srnith, F. Anderson, W. Hinze, G. Jarosch, J. Uecker, Mr. Earl Geisenhoff. ROW 4.' L. Benysek, W. May- nard, D. Marcotte, T. Kirlin, W. Cole, D. Kiserow, D. Johnson, J. Martin. . .. HOMEROOM 202 ROW I: R. Reed, E. Profw, K. Sontag J. Moriaty, D. Ghristea, R. Fillon, S. Sch mulske. ROW 2: R. Madison, D. Dorn B. Kaufmann, G. Blodgett, K. Weller, R J. Thill, M. Kuelwein, R. Bauman, J Harrington, J. Jacobowitch, R. Jones, D Jones. ROW 4.' K. Brown, T. Costello J. McGinnis, W. Krainz, R. Boos, J. Deve rell, L. Lazarich. . . . HOMEROOM 206 ROW I: D. Lavander, C. Nadeau, S. Wolf, D. Gatten, C. Podjaski, A. Madi- gan. ROW 2: S. Neubauer, R. Nettleton, W. Grunz, B. Lothson, R. Strantz, R. Weber, P. Noren. ROW 3: R. Melde, M. Casey, G. Arver, B. Watters, B. Bel- gea, B. Gagne, S. McHale. ROW 4: L. Carlson, Michel, R. Faschingbauer, D. Ryrnerson, R. Niessen, D. Prud- homme, W. Macoskey. Santine, W. Ficocello. ROW 3: B. Gray, ROW I: G. Schmidt, A. Schwarz, M. Wynne, E. Olson, S. Krueger, M. Mo- berg,u M. Larson. ROW 2: D. Willman, K. Berger, M. Buck, S. Smith, F. Reese, E. Lasky, R. Hickey. ROW 3: R. Maas L. Schaaf, J. Gartner, W. Roy, H. John D. Webber, R. Buirge. ROW 4: L Couture, A. Rudeen, M. Johnston, A Seymour, G. Havlish, R. Mayer, B Lundstrom. J 1 ROW I.' K. Flipp, S. Schultz, Becker, J. Norqual, S. Frontz, D. Klein, S. Nelson ROW 2: T. Donahue, D. Delmonico, F Zupfer, M. Caven, S. Sweazey, K. Erick- son, T. Davis, W. Ehrler. ROW 3: J. Fas- chingbauer, G. Beaudet, J. Hannon, B Yokes, D. Preiner, T. Wohlers, G. Dalney, C. Urban. ROW 4: G. Ulness, R. Berzinski, R. Anderson, C. Muggenburg, R. Bowie, B. Wilslev, G. Haselberger, C. Graff. ROW 1: L. Baker, J. Hodges, S. Mundt, J. Charles, J. Walker, S. Miller, J. Bloyer. ROW 2: L. Clemons, K. Schmidt, L. Dahl, G. Woeltge, S. Gunther, S. Geschwill, R. Atkinson, J. Barthold. ROW 3: K. Brown, T. Frick, D, Calvert, D. Gilson, B. Brown, D. Trantham, L. Rienheart, T. Lyght. ROW 4: H. Garagiola, G. Schoenthaler, T. Wittman, Becker, R. Fisher, E. Folgel- berg, M. Ash, J. Troiber. SOPHOMORES Washington High School's Sophomore Glass started out with an eye to the future. Their key ambition was to win the Student-Faculty Basketball Game. With over 300 students, there are big chances to do this and carry out other high hopes as well. With all this, they have a wonderful opportunity to suc- ceed. Heading the class are Thomas Siebold, president g Robert Monk, vice president, Beverly Kohls, secretary, and Shirley Sorensen, treasurer. Left to Right: Robert Monk, Torn Siebold, Beverly Kohls, Shirley Sorenson ROW I: D. Wadell, S. Capistrant, L. Jarosch, J. Stevens, S. Muntean, D. Tiegs, M. Shull. ROW 2: G. Paul, M. Kujawa, M. Mitzuk, R. Hudella, P. Hermann, D. Kaar, T. Lynch. ROW 3: S. Gallas, L. Crorney, D. Rogers, J. Elzy, D. Wittmer, F. Fink, M. White. ROW I: D. Hale, Walker, Aiken, J Po1nau,, K. McAllister, Y. Sontag. ROW 2: G. Ghermak, J. DeCarlo, M. Letourneau E. Becker, P. Richardson, B. Jones, E Rousslang. ROW 3: D. Brown, L. Kelsey, M. Molin, D. Loucks, T. Siebold, K Schultz. ROW 4: J. Long, B. Toth, G. Rosenow, T. Stele, D. Anderson, S. LaBore, R. Gilland. 2 ROW 4: Christy, K. Harris, T. Phe- nicie, A. Boldt, G. Johnson, Peterson, K. Newell. . . . HOMEROOM 207 ROW I: B. Nielsen, B. Henderson, V. Carlson, L. Dahl, C. Ziolowskie, P. Trudell, D. Myers. ROW 2: M. Szere- meta, V. Budzynski, T. Dayhuff, Faser, L. Jones, N. Duggan, J. Neuman, J. Lorsung, Mr. Phil Stokes. ROW 3: R. Clark, M. Nelson, K. Sanders, G. Bias, G. Lentch, S. Moeller, T. Fortuna, W. Freitag, Lambrecht. ROW 4: T. Thordson, D. Vogt, D. Bettendorf, T. Grewe, C. Bierwerth, J. Grunewald, D. Setley, L. Pleau. . . . HOMEROOM 209 ROW 1.' K. Rustand, J. Kanniainen, J. Barnett, R. Marlowe, B. Dorner, N. Krebs, H. Berus. ROW 2: H. Malota, D. Den- Bleyker, L. Weisser, S. Levy, K. Whitlock, S. Howard, M. Bishop. ROW 3: J. Streek- er, C. Roelofs, R. Mason, J. Luke, D. Sagis- sor, T. Chosa, R. Monk. ROW 4: A. John- son, W. King, D. Priefer, D. Jacky, T. Kirchgater, J. Putz, G. Warner. . . . HOMEROOM LIBRARY ROW I.' L. Davis, J. Peterson, S. Cox, C. Knopf, D. Peterson, R. Troje, L. Boe- niseh. Row 2: J. Hansen, L. Wadell, Grabowski, Wisneski, St. Clair,1 R. Suppon, D. Widholm. ROW 3: M. Char- boneau, L. Blase, B. Kohla, C. Luther, Holstrom, W. Johnson, T. Olson. ROW 4: D. Wright, T. Jenkins, W. Riley, D. Sie- benaler, Clare, D. Kluegel, Jacques, D. Prokop. . . . HOMEROOM 306 ROW I: R. Schmuck, E. Spannaus, V. Dahl, D. Nichols, M. Spoerner, S. Kotz- macher, B. Cisneros, B. Tarnowski. ROW 2: J. Stanton, P. Ellsworth, D. Butters, D. Milles, R. Coggshall, G. Finnegan, W. Nelson, R. Peterson. ROW 3: M. Linde- mann, K. Cullen, P. Olson, N. Heflin, N. Hanggi, D. Stolarski, S. Christenson, S. Cass. ROW 4: E. Hostrawser, G. Zimitch, R. Braun, R. Abrahamson, G. Jones, R. Schriefer, R. Lundquist, D. Schafhauser. . . . HOMEROOM 305 ROW I: K. Musolf, G. Stinson, S. Schaep- pi, M. Abell, J. Eshelby, J. McDonough, G. Crawford. ROW 2: S. Madson, S. Krue- ger, B. Deneen, M. Jacobowitch, M. West- phal, C. Galfke, G. Schultz, S. Zezza. ROW 3: H. Borrmann, R. Crews, G. Hoffman, T. Fisher, B. Sobczak, T. Squires, S. Egers- dorf, E. Fashingbauer, J. Robertor, R. Dela- strada. ROW 4: D. Peterson, E. Ameter, D. Dochniak, T. Gibbons, D. Fleming, D. Koenker, R. Ross, C. Damsgard. . . . HOMEROOM 308 ROW I: J. Iten, P. Marks, S. Yeager, J. Steave, S. Smith, K. Mykkanen. ROW 2.' J. Vetter, Kulstad, J. Ludwig, R. Zaccardi, R. Burg, J. Schultz, D. Patsy. ROW 3: R. McGraw, B. Burrows, M. Thorsen, P. Weller, V. Schwartz, G. Hoff, Mr. Eugene Auck. ROW 4: D. Stiles, R. Hentges, T. Paukert, A. Pit- man, E. Anderson, L. Martinson, C. Simone. ...HOME ROOM 311 ROW I: Montgomery, Gilbertson D. Svendsen, L. Nelson, R. Harding, J Tauer, M. Daddario. ROW 2: L. Par- ker, J. Spencer, J. Chosa, K. Henderson J. Baron, S. Hicks, Wadell. ROW 35 K. Washenberger, R. Behnke, S. Ogren J. Mullner, G. Smith, R. Radunz, S Shelley. ROW 4: D. Buirge, G. Vassar, D. Neubeck, D. Moore, B. Hampton, V. Vowles, C. Grundhouser, F. Haicler. . . . HOMEROOM 309 ROW I: W. Neujahr, K. Mack, C.. Cher- mak, H. Cadry, S. Schmidt, S. Blilie, B Bronson. ROW 2: L. Hanthorn, V. Schultz R. Kirscher, J. Kiserow, M. Hirsch, G Laszlo, F. Vogl. ROW 3: S. Harper, M Albert, S. Campbell, D. Stein, P. McEwen R. Smirnov. ROW 4: G. Galyath, T. Davis M. Testa, G. Muellner, P. Barbatsis, D Olson, G. Cervenka. ALWAYS READY TO LEARN SCHOOL LIFE ROW 1: S. Nystrom, J. Martin, J. Beyers, B. Pasket, J. Eng, Hildrum, D. Durrant, D. Bloyer, W. Heinz, M. Knipe, M. Wood. ROW 2: M. Gunther, J. Magnuson, T. Ander- D. Kunze, B. Schmitt, D. Schmotter, D. Senneseth. son, S. Gustafson, C. Wallgren, S. Sagissor. ROW 3: N. PRESIDENT STAFF The 1962 annual staff was guided by co-editors Ghris Wallgren and Barb Pasket, with Judy Eng and Mary Wood associate editors. Mr. Orlando Andvik and Mr. Ernest Dass were the editorial and Business advisors. Under the efhcient staff, the President was extended to include such features as a padded cover, variations in layout, and an intriguing theme. Wash- ingtonis PRESIDENT clearly symbolizes energetic spirits put forth by this year's annual staff. PH is for the pressure exerted as the deadlines. approach, RU is for the realistic outlook, En is for the education gained, S recollects the sacrifices, I signifies the impulse which lured them to their goal, MD is for a devoted attitude, E is for enjoyment each staff member received, N recalls the number of hours spent in room 305, and T is for the taxi they took to St. Peter. LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Hildrum, J. Magnuson, Eng, C. Wallgren, B. Pasket, T. Anderson, B. Schmitt, W. Heinz. ROW I: D. Wagner, D. Webber, T. Egger, N. Hildrum, J. Magnuson, K. Denisson, B. Mullner. ROW 4: J. Blomen- Martin, E. Rasmussen, K. Kill, A. Krause. ROW 2: K. dahl, B. Korthuis, R. Deyo, R. Brown, M. Knipe, L. Lew- Blossom, B. Deneen, E. Becker, L. Weisser, S. Peters, D. andoski, J. Beyers, B. Pasket. ROW 5: W. Hinze, G. Hasel- Franta, G. Le Vasseur, G. Noe. ROW 3: K. Sanders, B. berger, D. Bloyer, B. Fisher, A. Seymour, D. Schmotter, D. Burrows, G. Hoff, S. Egersdorf, M. Thorsen, B. Rehling, J. Durrant, .T Stiles, D. Wold. SURVEYOR ST FF Producing one of Washington's finest school newspapers, was the 1961-62 Surveyor Staff. Such persons as Norman Hildrum, editor, and Tom Egger, assistant editor, along with the staff, influenced the production of the twelve exciting and interest- ing issues. Because of the photographical skill of Warren Hinze, this year's Surveyor had numerous candid shots, giving added enjoyment. Fascinating surveys, stimu- lating editorials, and the super snooper were only a few of the many excellent articles. ROW 1: M. Larson, K. Flipp, L. Parker, D. Nichols, S. B. Belga, S. Cass, L. Dahl. ROW 4: B. Schmitt, R. Schaff- Gustafson, S. Sorenson, S. Fortier. ROW 2: G. Bias, B. hausen, K. Kuhlemeier, D. Fleming, L, Griflin, D. Calvert Flueck, G. Reins, M. Gunther, T. Colvard, L. Huttle, G. D. Wittmer, T. Oakleaf. Paul. ROW 3: K. Bunde, J. Thill, K. Glaeve, D. Hanson, .Y .YY , . ,YM Y WY, 7 ,W .. ,, , , , Y Y 1, WASHIN GTO CLARINETS, ROW I: K. Schmidt, C Beggs. ROW 2: P. Kirkwald, J. Long ROW 3: G. Jones, D. Vogt, D. Moore TROMBONES, ROW I: M. Abrahamson, J. Aikin. ROW 2: A. Strommen, K. Kuhlemeier, D. Thorsen. HORNS, ROW I: B. Hampton, D. Wold. ROW 2: T. Munkholm. ROW 3: B. Wilslev, P. Richardson. V Qf i. 7 gg,,,Ni.a .Y Y. .-...-K: - ..,.. ,, 2.2: . X r A 1 xx is -H rl Y 3' 3 ,fri Y. 5 Q mwaygggf , N R, mm Q K mf H N to 1 . fggiwzgigt i arg X5 , V 2 H, max MH .. i: 'I .'f::.5EI mp ? 5' -I c:12f v1f--- . M Q , ,Q 5 .. i 255, Cir. Q' M it it 2 at 5 pi .Q ,, t Q R M .. ' ,Q 'W' 2 X Q, ,,,-was . 7 E H W.. im, A jivfgiu' . , 5 - L, Mr. Robert Gruenenfelder Director. PERCUSSION, ROW I: R. Anderson, T. Kulisek, B, Lothson. ROW 2 D. Hale, A. Olson, T. Siebold. ROW I: FLUTES, P. Barnes, L. Lewandoski. CLARINETS, B. Bron- son. ROW 2.' J. Holm- strom, J. Peterson. ROW 3: T. Arney, T. Jenkins, B. Westcott. STRIKE UP THE BA D Washington High School's band offers many opportunities and benefits for its members. A development of musi- cal skill, appreciation, and imagina- tion is gained, plus development of emotional character through social and musical teamwork in performing and listening to good music. Mr. Ro- bert Gruenenfelder directs our enthu- siastic band which provides excellent music for assemblies and all the spe- cial events throughout the year. TRUMPETS, ROW I: D. Hanson, D. Peterson, R. Suppon, D. Wright. l ROW 2: G. Glaeser, A. McAllister, B. Arnold, D. Setley. BASS, R. Bowie, T. Bowie, R. Abrahamson, J. Frendt, E. Fogelberg. SAXOPHONES, ROW I: K. Newell, M. Shull. ROW 2: J. Walker, S. Gun- ther. ROW 3: B. Hummelgard, C. Pear- son. LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Miller, D. Schmotter, Mrs. Maxine McDonald, C. Stull, K. Meyers, S. Sagissor. 'A' CHOIR OF WASHINGTO HIGH Under the direction of Mrs. Maxine McDonald, the seventy-Hve members of Wash- ington's A Choir have presented with traditional excellence their Christmas and Spring Concerts. A yearly musical, held early this spring, included added attrac- tions to make it a complete success. The officers were Dick Schmotter, president 3 Curt Stull, vice-president, Kathy Meyers, secretary, and Sharon Sagissor, treasurer. ROW 1: L. Dahl, M. Buck, S. Gallas, D. Svendsen, M. Gunther, J. Eng, J. Hodges, J. Moriarty, D. Peterson. ROW 2: A. Cox, R. Brown, R. Katzenrnaier, R. Schaff- hausen,'D. Gehrman, K. Sontag, C. Podjaski, D. Gatten B. Kaufmann, D. Christea. ROW 3: S. Sagissor, L. Wa: dell, J. Elzy, L. Lewandoski, S. Howard, R. Fiandaca, S Miller, G. Schmidt, K. Meyers. ROW 4: L. Franz, E Wittman, B. Maynard, M. Ash, W. Weber, R. Busch, J Linn, K. Crampton, K. Brown. ROW I: S. Miller, S. Grieman, C. Podjaski, R. Brown, D. sor. ROW 3: H. Wesse, Henkemeyer, D. Schmotter, B. Webber. ROW 2: K. Meyers, K. Sontag, C. Stull, S. Sagis- Weber. MADRIGAL I GERS A new singing group began this year known as the Madrigal Singers, under the able assistance of Mrs. Maxine McDonald. This a cappella group presents songs of a classical nature. Christmas joy was brought to many people through their caroling and extra enjoyment was added to other occasions such as P.T.S.A. and school assemblies. ROW I: C. Noe, K. Flipp, M. Orlando, C. Burch, J. F. Reese, K. Chermak, C. Stull, K. Kubat, D. Webber Henkemeyer, K. Erickson, M. Molin, K. Couve, K. Bunde. ROW 4: M. Kulhwein, E. Lasky, H. Wesse, J. Damman ROW 2: S. Smith, S. Cass, K. Berger, C. Roelofs, K. Blos- D. Johnson, J. Robertson, T. Wittman, D. Schmotter, L som, G. Reins, P. Simpson, B. Grunz, D. Clark, G. Beaudet. Van Oss. ROW 3: S. Nystrom, S. Grieman, K. Denisson, J. Beyers, ROW 1: C. Graf, D. Wagner, K. Meyers, L. GriHin, S. Miller. ROW 2: W. Erickson, M. Moberg, A. Testa, S. Fortier, B. Wescott, M. Orlando, J. Ecker, P. Barnes. ROW 3: B. Pasket, D. Gatten, C. Podjaski, M. Larson, S. Peters, R. McGraw, P. DeFlorin, S. Frontz, K. Denisson. ROW 4.' S. Geschwill, P. En- dres, M. Johnson, M. Wood, K. Schmidt, B. Kaufmann, B. Flueck, S. Gunther, D. Kunze. ROW 5: J. Thill, B. Mullner, D. Webber, W. Heinz, B. Fisher, K. Brown, L. Zak, K. Glaeve, S. Gilbertson. ROW I.' C. Wallgren, K. Mack, K. Chermak, S. Schaeppi, K. Musolf, J. Magnu- son, S. Sagissor, K. Blossom, L. Boenisch. ROW 2: G. Crawford, S. Smith, M Abell, J. Montgomery, F. Vogl, S. Zezza, S. Cass, G. Hoff, B. Nielsen. ROW 3. D. Wadell, B. Deneen, C. Burch, J. Eng, S. Krueger, J. Newman, S. Egersdorf, L. Weisser, P. Olson. ROW 4: R. Coggshall, M. Molin, K. Sanders, G. Hoffman B. Haider, J. Deverell, F. Heinzinger, L. Ervin, C. Cervenka, M. Knipe, L. Davis J BLACK F RIAR The Black Friars make up Wash- ington's official dramatics club. It is under the supervision of Miss Zarm Keljik. In order to attain membership the apprentice must earn 120 points. Members have to continue earning points to retain their membership. Points can be earned by reading, attending plays, writing skits, or ushering at Thea- tre St. Paul. The Black Friars make-up committee is responsible for the make-up in many school functions. Officers are Kathy Meyers, pres., Sharon Miller, vice- pres., Linda Griffin, sec., Charlene Graf, apprentice master, and De- lores Wagner, make-up chairman. ROW I: J. Bronson, K. McAllister, B. Cisneros, J. McDonough, J. Gilbert- son, J. Stinson, L. Parker, S. Sorenson, D. Svendsen, R. Harding, L. Wadell. ROW 2: L. Henderson, L. Kelsey, S. Nystrom, P. Hermann, K. Newell, D. Dorn, S. Mattson, C. Arver, B. Belgea L. Dahl. ROW 3: J. Spencer, D. Sagis- sor, B. Rehling, L. Dahl, S. Levy, S. Howard, J. Moriarty, J. Muellner, E. Becker, K. Whitlock, M. Westphal. ROW 4: L. Lewandoski, G. Galyath, A. Krause, K. Harris, B. Yokes, C. Roelofs, F. Zupfer, B. Burrows, M. Thorsen. ROW I: J. Moriarty, S. Smith, P. Law, J. Olzenak, C. Blilie, E. Mickelson, B. Fuenffinger, G. Kiserow, A. Madi- gan, Miss Margaret Wallblom. ROW 2: K. Capistrant, J. Thomas, R. Santine, P. McCarthy, M. Schoeller, B. Rei- ger, D. Arver, J. Tetu, P. Kuettner, D. Christea. ROW COMMERCIAL CLUB Opportunities of today's business world, which are offered to high school students, are discovered in the Commercial Club. Their agenda includes field trips to various business establishments. Miss Margaret Wallblom is the club advisor and ofHcers were Mary Schoeller, pres., Kathy Capistrant, vice-pres., Peggy Simpson, sec., Jeanne Schally, treas. ROW I: S. Smith, C. Blilie, G. Nodes. ROW 2: E. Mickel- son, C. Hesse, D. Muller, K. Capistrant, J. Thomas, C. Skillings, J. Poss. ROW 3: G. Kiserow, K. Hammond. P. 3: G. Reins, D. Mueller, J. Charles, C. Nadeau, M. Rose, T. Anderson, C. Rieschl, C. Fretschel, S. Gustafson, S. Wolf, P. Gibbons. ROW 4: D. Gehrman, P. Simpson, C. Stroud, B. Schmitt, J. Magnuson, K. Kubat, B. Watters, B. Pasket, C. Skillings, N. Helrniniak. 'WORK' CLUB Miss Ursula Sweeney's Occupational Relations Club is designed for students who participate in on-the- job training programs. Officers for this year were Gwen Hanson, president , Kathy Hammond vice- president, Carol Blilie, secretary 5 and Glen Nodes, treasurer. During the year members gain new ex- periences on regular jobs. Gibbons, P. Law, B. Fuenfiinger, J. Bennett. ROW 4: Miss Ursula Sweeney, B. Tonia, J. Patsy, R. Deyo, D. Tarr, B. Olson, J. Maruna. ROW I.' J. Setala, T. Colvard, B. Hummelgard. ROW 2: J. Faser, D. Trantham, R. Sherman, R. Melde, B. Haider. ROW 3: B. Arnold, D. Set- ley, J. Damman, A. Krause, D. Thorsen. ROW 4: T. Wohlers, B. Christo- pherson, W. McCloud, R. Jones, J. Jacobowitch. ROW I.' D. Durrant, K. Brown, B. Haider, R. Jones, J. Barthold. ROW 2: J. Kulstad, J. Jacobowitch, D. Deverell, W. I-Iinze, T. Munkholm. ROW 3: B. Arnold, B. McCormack, R. Fisher, D. Wold, Mr. Elmer Bjornson. ROW 4: A. Rudeen, J. Broos, J. Veitch, W. McCloud. ROW I: D. Wagner, K. Blossom, S. Peters, E. Becker, B. Deneen. ROW 2: M. Knipe, S. Grieman, N. Hefiin, C. Burch. ROW 3: B. Mullner, W. Mc- Cloud, K. Kill, M. Gunther. f ,,,M1,,,' ' t 52?EQESlW AUDIO- VISUAL The Audio-Visual Club serves the school and its students by operating and maintaining movie projectors, dis- tributing phonographs, and delivering films. This organization gives a student the opportunity to learn the use of audio-visual equipment. Club advisor is Mr. Allen Cuthbert. CAMERA CLUB Clicking cameras and flashing bulbs are both symbols of Washington's Camera Club, under the direction of Mr. Elmer Bjornson. During the past year, they have developed an interest in photography and acquired its many involved techniques. CREATIVE WRITI G In its second year, the Creative Writ- ing Club again drew the attention of those students who are interested in writing imaginative compositions. Members of this organization are taught grammatical usage and the techniques involved in modern day writing by Mrs. Emma Sanders, adviser. FUTURE HCMEMAKERS Washington High School is proud to be part of such a recognized association as the Future Homemakers of America. Stress is placed on home membership and family living. Regular monthly meetings are scheduled with social events planned as desired. The club invited special speakers, saw movies, and presented skits aimed at promot- ing community membership and fur- ther interest in homemaking. Mrs. Hazel Norden lead discussions on sew- ing, child care, home decorating, and cooking. Mary Schoeller conducted the meetings with the assistance of her other officers. FUTURE TEACHERS Future Teachers of America seek to acquaint themselves with the advan- tages of the teaching profession, and an insight into the techniques of a good teacher. This year the members visited several nearby colleges and as- sisted in the classrooms of neighboring schools. By doing so, they gained a deeper insight into college and schools in general, from an academic stand- point. Mr. Robert Turner directed this club. Officers were: Cindy Podjaski, president, Kathy Kill, vice-president, Donna Gatten, secretary, and Louis Ervin, treasurer. ROW I: C. Wallgren, E. Mickelson, J. Poss, J. Bennett, B. Toni, P. Trudell. ROW 2: S. Yaeger, K. Capistrant, M. White, C. Ziolowskie, V. Carlson. ROW 3: M. Gunther, G. Reins, M. Wynne, S. Smith, J. Olzenak, B. Grengs. ROW 4-: J. Eng, R. Fiandaca, J. Magnuson, J. Coates, L. Griffin, K. Blos- som, C. Burch. ROW 1: S. Gustafson, K. Flipp, C. Noe, M. Ricci, P. Kuettner, Tetu. ROW 2: C. Dey, N. Helminiak, J. Magnuson, K. Meyers, J. Charles. ROW 3: V. Culver, C. Nadeau, P. McCarthy, M. Schoeller, B. Reiger, D. Arver. ROW 4: S. Sagissor, S. Nystrom, J. Stipe, K. Bunde, K. Brown, F. Zupfer, C. Hesse. ROW I: D. Willman, K. Berger, R. Radunz, D. Wagner, S. Peters. ROW 2: K. Kill, D. Sagissor, M. Westpihal, S. Yaeger, E. Clemens. ROW 3: R Turner, N. Meyers, M. Johnson, C. Podjaski, D. Gatten, ROW 4: L. Ervin M. Nelson, M. Kuelwein, M. Knipe, B. Belga. ROW 1: S. Mundt, C. Wallgren, G. LeVasseur, M. Schoeller, M. Orlando, E. Carlson. ROW 2.' J. Magnuson, M. Larson, C. Noe, S. Peters, R. McGraw, C. Beggs, C. Dey, K. Denisson. ROW E. Hedervare, T. Anderson, K. Blossom, B. Mullner, S. Geschvyill, S. Gunther, P. Barnes. ROW 4: M.l'Wood, B. Schmitt, K. Crampton, M. Knipe, B. Korthuis, M. Kuelwein, L. Grifhn, K. Schmidt. ROW I: K. Crampton, J. Henkemeyer, L. Griffin, N. Helminiak. ROW 2: S. Scherberth, D. Kunze, E. Erickson, Miss Marlene Blomberg, C. Dey, K. Schmidt, K. Blossom. ROW I: S. Gilbertson, K. McAllister, B. Dorner, S. McDonough, J. Mullner, L. Kelsey, C. Parson. ROW 2: J. Stin- son, J. Spencer, G. Brendt, S. Sorenson, D. Svendson, B. Nielsen, T. Dayhuff, J. Christy. ROW 3: P. Olson, S. Levy, S. Krueger, M. Thorsen, Newman, K. Whitlock, S. Egersdorf. ROW 4: B. Burrows, M. Nelson, J. Long, J. Lambrecht, K. Harris, G. Gailth, L. Lewandoski, G. Hoff. ROW 1: A. Testa, S. Fortier, E. Erick- son, M. Moberg, J. I-Iam, E. Prow, D. Gatten, C. Podjaski. ROW 2: D. Wagner, P. DeFlorin, K. Meyers, M. Johnson, P. Endres, S. Frontz, W. Ehr- ler, N. Helminiak. ROW 3: J. Henke- meyer, S. Sagissor, B. Rehling, L. Dahl, B, Flueck, B. Kaufmann, M. Buck. ROW 4: F. Zupfer, S. Scherberth, D. Kunze, D. Webber, K. Brown, S. Gil- bertson, J. Thill, K. Glaeve. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO The Girls' Athletic Association, consisting of 125 members, was under the direction of President Linda Griffin, Vice-President Kathy Crampton, Secretary Nancy Hel- miniak, and Treasurer Judy Henkemeyer. This year's program included such sea- sonal sports as basketball, volleyball, swirnming, and bowling. Along with these regu- lar activities, a Sophomore Initiation was held in the fall of the year. At this time, girls wishing to join the organization were given big sisters. The new girls were then asked to perform stunts and wear odd looking clothes during a school day. Points are given to each member for active participation in G.A.A. After 750 points are accumulated, a W is awarded, and they become members of the Girls' W Club. Directing the many activities of the Girls' Athletic Association is the Executive Board. It consists of Officers of the G.A.A. and members. ROW I: G. Crawford, D. Wadell, L Dahl, S. Capistrant, B. Bronson, J. Wa.- dell, D. Tiegs, K. Musolf. ROW 2: F Vogl, J. Montgomery, S. Cass, D. Wid- holm, R. Hudella, E. Becker, M. Molin M. Westphal, P. Richardson. ROW 3. K. Newell, Vetter, V. Budzynki, M Kujawa, C. Paul, D. Sagissor, V Schwartz, L. Henderson. ROW 4: L Wadell, M. White, B. Kohls, s. Madi- son, C. Cervenka, G. Hoffman, C. Roe- lofs, J. Hansen, B. Deneen. ROW I: Miss Marlene Blomberg, A. Testa, C. Wallgren, Magnuson, K. Blossom, P. Barnes, J. Henkemeyer. ROW 4: S Fortier, D. Wagner. ROW 2: S. Peters, C. Beggs, K. L. Griffin, K. Crampton, D. Kunze, M. Knipe, S. Scher- Meyers, T. Anderson, N. Helminiak. ROW 3: M. Wood, J. berth. GIRLS' 'W' CLUB Showing active participation in the Girls' Athletic Association were these letter winners. Miss Mar- lene Blomberg was adviser for the club. During the year, points are given for attendance in vari- ous sports. After 750 points are accumulated, a W is awarded. They then become members of the Girls' W Club. PEP CLUB The ever spirited Pep Club is directed this year by Miss Marlene Blomberg, Adviser, Sandee Sch- erberth, president 5 Marilyn Larson, vice-president, Evelyn Reese, secretary g and Linda Griffin, treas- urer. A few of their many activities were the sale of Prexie sweatshirts, booster buttons, and pom- porns. The purpose of the Pep Club is to promote student support and school spirit for all athletics. ROW I .' B. Haider, C. Pearson, J. Dzuik, R. Jones, J. Hummegard, T. Munkholm, A. McAllister, J. Martin, D. Buehler, J. Bathke, L. Huttle, H. Valois, T. Davis, R. Reed, Durrant, J. Blomendahl, J. Damman, M. Ash, L. Nelson, G. Woeltge. ROW 2: D. Abbott, J. Setala, D. Thorsen, J. N. Hildrum. ROW 4: B. Van De Walker, D. Schmotter, A. Linn, M. Abrahamson, T. Oakleaf, W. Weber, C. Stull, R. Olson, J. Pinski, D. Senneseth, J. Veitch, T. Bowie, A. Sey- Deyo, R. Schaffhausen, R. Brown. ROW 3: D. Wold, B. mour, R. Berzinski, R. Hall, D. Bloyer. BOYS' 'W' CLUB The Boys' Wu Club consists of all boys who have earned their letter, through sin- cere dedication to various sports. Its object is to influence and promote the betterment of Washington High. Each new member must participate in an initia- tion. This organization is in continual operation, sponsoring ntunerous activities, such as car washes, dances, and other money-making projects. 'w-ww...,,,,,m ROW I: K. Miller, R. Tryon, R. Brown, R. Behnke, R. Pazderski. ROW 2: M. Morrison, J. Damman, R. Maas, B. Macoskey. ROW 1: S. Miller, J. Kanniainen, R. Schaffhausen, R. Monk, B. Rehling ROW 2: G. LeVesseur, S. Grieman, M. Knipe, L. Lewandoski, A. Krause, G. Woeltge. ROW 3: J. Henkemeyer, B. Korthuis, R. Fisher, F. Heinzinger, D. Ab- bott, W. Heinz. ROW 4: N. Hildrum, R. Lichtscheidl, R. Hall, D. Wold, R. Deyo. ROW 1: J. Martin, D. Bloyer, J. Bathke, Mr. Ernest Dass. ROW 2: J. Nor- qual, T. Davis, D. Weber, R. Reed, R. Franta. ROW 3: R. Buirge, T. Oakleaf, R. Hostrawser, M. Gausman. ROW 4: G. Loomis, B. Van De Walker, C. Mug- genberg, J. Martin, J. Blomendahl. :www 7- STAGE CREW ' The 1961-62 productions and as- semblies were completed success- fully with the assistance of the Stage Grew under adviser Mr. Rod- ney Magnuson. Building and re- pairing sets, lighting, and stage maintenance, were among the many services rendered. TOASTMASTERS' A CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Daniel Hansen, the Toasteris Club has taught its members the value of skill in public speaking. The chief aims of the club- are to give its members poise and the ability to clearly express themselves. A time- keeper, evaluator and grammarian assist in helping the speakers to improve themselves while giving speeches. Bob Hall is president, Bob Fisher, vice-president, Barb Rehling, secretary, and Dave Wold, treasurer. INDUSTRIAL -rears The varied activities of the In- dustrial Arts Glub help the mem- bers increase their knowledge in the field of industry. The activities include special guest speakers, field trips, and tours through large industries. Mr. Ernest Dass is club advisor. The officers are Don Bloy- er, president, John Bathke, vice- president g and Bruce Van De Walker, secretary-treasurer. ROW I: R. Schaffhausen, S. Sweazey, L. Ervin, G. Woel- ke, D. Senneseth, G. Hoff, J. Buehler, S. Sorenson, C. Stull, tge. ROW 2: B. Van De Walker, F. Heinzinger, D. Calvert, S. Frontz, B. Kaufmann. Q B. Fisher. ROW 3: J. Bloyer. T. Testa, P. Barnes, J. Bath- STUDE T COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD A D REPRESENTATIVES The Student Council, under the direction of Mr. Robert Turner, was continually involved in a study of techniques to improve our school, such as urging all clubs to become more active. The drive for P.T.S.A. Memberships, overseeing the club pro- gram, sponsoring all dances, Operation St. Kris, the Christmas Program, and Snow Day were only a few of the many activities in which the Student Council was en- gaged this year. Roger Schafhausen was president 5 Shirley Sweazey, recording sec- retary, and John Bathke, treasurer. . ROW I: B. Nielsen, M. Larson, G. LeVesseur, S. Smith, Jones, S. Gunther, J. Christy. ROW 4: M. Abrahamson, G. Stinson. ROW 2: G. Reins, N. Hanggi, B. Flueck, G. Jennrich, D. Moore, M. Testa, D. Swenson, Mr. Robert D. Franta, J. Norqual. ROW 3: B. Monk, T. Siebold, R. Turner. 49' Yi 6 E3 ROW I: T. Steele, D. Patsy, T. Gibbons, G. Warner, J. Gmnewald, M. Westphal, J. 'McDonough, J. Steave, S. Blilie, C. Parsons, J. Charles, K. Berger. ROW 3: D. Kuhlrnan, M. Casey, Hildegarde Kremer, S. Ogren, W. Riley, E. Rasmussen, C. Martin. ROW 4: D. Olson, J. Weber, J. Barnett, G. Kogler, C. Cherrnak, T. Phenicie. Q5 xX?'QJ, Co 0 fvyqo ROW I: K. Brown, K. W1dersk1. ROW 2: S. Frontz K. Erickson, P. McCarthy, S. Shelley, J. Lorsung Mr. Harry Nelson. ROW 3: Miss Constance Howe S., Yaeger, P. Noreen, T. Ahlgren. 9 503 -e Q82 LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Phyllis Harrington, J. Barthold, S. Nelson, P. Kuettner. O F006 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Ann Schwartzbauer, Mrs. Theresa Anderson, J. Olzenak, M. Gunther, M. Hirsch S. Smith, P. Kuettner, D. Dorn, Wynne, C. Axver, L. Boenisch, M. Abell, M. Mitzuk, S. Muntean, M. Larson, J. Tryon. 64 419, Fw 452, A SQUAD CHEERLEADER, FRONT TO BACK, Ceil Noe, Angela Testa, Evonne Erickson, Janice Bloyer, Kathy Meyers - captain, Pat Barnes, Barbara Flueck, Sandra Frontz. Qs NX P506 655 Maurine Johnson, LEFT TO RIGHT: Shar- on Blilie, Janice Patsy, and Mary Nelson. LEFT TO Sally Levy, Svenclsen. RIGHT: Barb Nielsen, Pam Richardson, Diane XYJEKS vw owl CQ 6' 0112640 6' ROW I: Sandra Fortier, Pat DeFlorin. ROW 2: Sally Egersdorf, Wendy Ehrler. 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Through this philosophy we are introduced to an amateur ballet dancer and candy maker, a playwright and artist, an inventor, a printer, a-loafer, and a wise old man who gets exactly what he wants out of life. The action revolves around the ro- mance of Mr. Vanderhof's grand- daughter, Alice Sycamore, and her rich suitor, Tony Kirby. just when everything begins to look rosy, Tony brings his parents to dinner a day early and the fun and hilarity begins. 1 f HOMECOMIN G 1961 QUEEN BARB A week filled with excitement and an- ticipation came to a climax as the 1961 Homecoming assembly began and Prime Minister Denny Abbott selected Barb Westcott and Bruce Van De Walker to reign over Homecoming events with Lady-in-Waiting Angela Testa. Other queen candidates were Pat Barnes, Kathy Meyers, Sharon Sagissor, Sandee Scherberth, Sharon Smith, king candidates - Don Bloyer, John Buehler, Jeff Dzuik, Bob Hall, Leon Jacques, and Denny Senneseth. A talent-filled program followed the coronation, after which we rushed off to the game only to be defeated by Mechanic Arts, 20-0. The game was forgotten, however, in the excitement of the dance that evening. 2,4 ,,, J 4 KING BRUCE fi li 2 A Y , i f N ygzziy N S Q25 3 fggiwm. Www A Af Sw? ,J ,ff , 5 S . R Q? HQ .Hs mmf -W fm 5523252 ,Ha l 72 BALI HA'I - THE OUTH SEAS I PARADISE 9 9 l THE ENCHANTED ISLAND The enchanted isle - Our land of dreams A tropic jewel with stardust scenesg Come enter with a golden smile Were fantasy floats clown its glimmering mile. ., 51 v . . .. :.:, ::.,g . ,.4,.bm n sm ff lif'f,?SWf-'f:' I - I-Qf liz -, i 'Q7'fi':tiQ ' gl fi i ,,, , I I ww sta ,gr , lvl link Llxx S U H 445' 1 - lgll wg: fmt wwe, Levi S- Syl if up-zzz.-.Q 'x ii ., i?fiQf1'?jZ55lg W Qzf'if - ' Ei.,f-gif'-2'-fl-.f.' 'H-' . -H, ,5 95 Z. gg-1'z::f:a: QM fe el, 5 : 32 - ' 'ly H Qiglilkw '- f 'Ext ' Eizsaalnwfl- H: ff'1-. il1l- 'll' .. :Qs-.,1aell9 sf lvl-.t .. , .fm .. I lr - .a,.g:.,:3SgtQ.fA . Z Esflzflllillirefl, , WM X,fK,sgi'lz:z3fj5if'fgQQegisis if ,- 'eel , Q SM 1 if :i 'f1: l3l 5' 1 25' 2 f ilg- T ..,. . ,. - in-'..12-a:.ffsf: 2 A ans? 2 I 1961 JUNICR SENIOR PROM Dimmed lights, palm trees and flowers turned the Commodore Hotel into a South Sea Paradise on May 26, 1961. Starry-eyed couples danced to the mu- sic of Dave Magnuson. Hostesses in brightly-colored mu-mus added to the atmosphere of enchantment. Commit- tee co-chairmen were Carol Blilie and John Bathke. SN O-DAY 1962 Darlene Kunze Dlck Schmotter Bonrue Schnutt B111 Johnson Mary Wood Pat DeF1orin S 1 QUEEN MARY GUNTHER John Linn Jon eta a Maria Orlando Tom Oakleaf KING TOM AHLGREN Lady-in-Waiting Maurine Johnson Tom Egger Sandy Fortier John Bathke 'FROSTY Talent, glamor, fresh snow, and dreamy music all combined to make Frosty Frolics a great rollicking, frol- icking, fun-filled day for all. The talent-filled assembly came to a cli- max when Tom Ahl- gren and Mary Gun- ther, King and Queen, and Maurine Johnson, Lady-in-Waiting, were chosen to reign over the gala festivities. After Prime Minister, Curt Stull FROLICS' gulped-down, lunches, Prexies boarded buses headed for Mystery Park where the fun- planned broomba-ll games, skating and toboggan races, a tug- ol-war, and treasure hunting awaited. After a thoroughly exhaust- ing day everyone some- how managed to revive themselves for the dance that evening. The Big Moment The Royal Party v ,:h, N , ,A ,956 5 MORE HI-LIGHTS GAA AND CLUB INITIATION S STILL MORE HI-LITES 1961 OPERETTA SADIE HAWKINS DAY SPCRTS ROW I J Behnke D Schmotter Buehler, D. Bloyer, J. Bloemendahl, B. Hall, J. Dam- man ROW2 J Dzuik B Van De Walker R. Berzinski, J. Bathke. PREXIE Football 1961 had its share of both happy and sad moments. The Prexie gridders made up for their 13-O loss to Central with their next three performances. We saw the Prexies down the Harding Knights, 12-O, a very tough team of Greenwaves, 20-13, and a high-spirited team of Bernies, 26-O. Homecoming, Friday the 13th, was a fateful day against Mechanic Arts. With spirits down, they also lost to the Governors. However, the team, under the leadership of Mr. John McManus and Mr. Thomas Pacholl got fired up and stomped on Wilson. Then our fighting Prexies scalped the Humboldt Indians 19-14-. ROW I J Pmski J Buehler L Jacques G Kogler D. B. Haider, G. Woeltge. ROW 2: D. Schmotter, L. Couture Thorsen G Granholm A McAllister J Bathke T Ahlgren, R. Berzinski, R. Buirge, C. Pearson, J. Dzuik, J. Behnke, J . ' SY M ? 5533. 2 ROW I: B. Haider, D. Senneseth, J. Linn, J. Martin, D. Thorsen, L. Couture, J. Martin, J. Pinski. ROW 2: L. Jacques, A. Seymour, L. Huttle. ROW 3: C. Stull. HUSTLE RS Before this, Htunboldt was undefeated and already confer- ence Champions. The gridders finished fourth in the city. Bruce VanDeWalker, our triple-threat quarterback, won the conference scoring championship with 52 points for his sea- son. Bruce also made the All-City team along with Prexie center Don Bloyer. John Behnke, end, Dick Schmotter, tackle, Jim Bloemendal, guard g and Rich Berzinski, back, received Honorable Mention. Washington continued their steady march up the ladder this season. We'll never regret that we supported football - 1961. Martin, J. Linn, L. Huttle, J. Damman, B. Van De Walker. B. Hummelgard, D. Bloyer, C. Muggenburg, R. Hall ROW 3: G. Jennrich, J. Bloemendahl, A. Seymour, R. Jones, Martin, G. Munkholm, J. Veitch, D. Senneseth. PREXIE PUCKMEN Skating out this year with only four returning letterrnen from the city championship team of a year ago, Coach Robert Turner had his work cut out for him. The season started out slowly, but the team had great potential. Captain and defenseman, Bill Johnson, returning Bruce Van De Walker, and the Hair linen from the MBU squad formed the core of the squad. The high-scoring second line of Leon Jacques, Les Blase, Don Prudhomme, and Roger Hudella was not to be looked at lightly. The Prexies ended their Conference season in sixth place with a 7-9-3 record. During the first game of the Region 4 playoffs, the Prexie puckmen car- ried the torch as other great Washington teams have done by defeating second-place Harding 1-O. In the next series of the playoff games, the puckmen lost 5-1 against Monroe. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Robert Turner, D. Setley, B. Van De Walker, W. Johnson, G. Loomis, R. Hudella, J. Buehler, D. Prudhomme, C. Grundhouser, L. Blase, L. Jacques, T. Perfect, G. Woeltge, W. Ficocello, L. Keran, J. Nor- qual, J. Jacobowitch, J. Meggitt. Sacrihcing individual glory for team effort, defenseman Bill Johnson was again chosen for the All-City team. With the experience gained this year, the 1963 season shall prove to be an interesting and exciting year for the puckmen of Washington and their able coach, Mr. Robert Turner. Leading scorers: Tom Oakleaf, ABOVE, and Tom Ahlgren. BASKETBALL December 15 proved to be a losing day for the purple and gold when they lost to Wilson in their first conference match. A squad of 13 made up this yearls team, including three lettermen from last year who were Torn Oakleaf, Archie McAllister, and All-City Tom Ahlgren. The boys worked in a man-to-man press defense. Prexie cagers lost their tilt against Central 48-36, in a contest that saw Central hold the Prexies to 17 points during the first half. Washington also took losses to Monroe, and Harding. During the game against our rivals, Murray, the Prexie fans cheered their team to victory with a score of 62-47. The Humboldt- Washington game was a disappointing one with the cagers losing by two points, 5Oe52. Ending the season with a victory, the Prexies downed the Johnson Governors 62-60 in a, truly exciting game which went into a double-overtime. Coach Jack Edling came to Washington with a very impressive record from his previous teams. This record, coupled with a newly-manned squad, brought a slight rebirth in Washington basketball. ROW I: D. Wold, L. Ervin, R. Jones, T. Oakleaf, T. Ahlgren, A. McAllister ROW 2: B. Hurnmelgard, C. Muggenburg, R. Bowie, J. Veitch, D. Stoffel R. Berzinski, Mr. Jack Edling. 3 Time-Out ! 1961 PREXIE VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM The 1961 Prexies started their season with a 4-3 victory over Harding. The Prexies got their four runs in the second inning on hits by Bob Caven, Bruce Van De Walker, and Willie Carl- son. In their second game, Washington clipped Mechanic Arts for 11 hits in a 7-1 triumph. Jeff Sauer aided his own cause with two hits in three trips. The Prexies edged Wilson next with a 4-2 Victory. In their fourth game, Jeff Sauer stopped Murray on a three hitter. Final score: Washington 13, Murray 4. Next Wash- ington defeated Monroe, 10-6. Washington's sixth game was a pitching duel between Hum- boldtis Marty Mendez and Washington's Jeff Sauer. The Prexies had a double steal nullified by the officials. In addition to this, two Hum- boldt base runners held a convention at third base, but one retreated safely to second. The Roger Simon at bat 86 ROW I: D. Swenson, L. Jacques, R. I-Iennessey, J. Sauer, W. Inge- mann. ROW 2: R. Deyo, R. Caven, B. Van De Walker, R. Schmidt, R. Jones, Mr. Robert Tumer. ROW 3: W. Carlson, W. Nickos, R. Simon, J. Sager, T. Basco, G. Woeltge. 2 E .U fi? ,. W? S' Ki Wh sl ' 1, .14 iii 345 cvs -S 2322 E. U Eel Jeff Sauer ready to pitch game ended with Washington 2 and Humboldt 4. In their next game, Washington came back defeating Johnson, 11-4. The Prexies. wound up their season by beating Central 8-3. Wash- ington, with only one loss, had to be content with second place. In the semi-finals of District 15 the Prexies, de- fending champions, lost to Harding by a score of 8-2. Mr. Robert Turner, coach, summed up the sea- son by saying, It was the steady pitching of Jeff Sauer, timely hitting of Bruce Van De Walker and Roger Simon, and the sterling de- fensive work of short-stop Billy Nickos that pro- vided Washington with a second place in the conference. 87 Luther Nelson, John Linn. M. Shull, J. Walker, M. Kramer, D. Olson, J. Putz L. Nelson, Bloemendahl, Dzuik, R. Brown, J Linn, N. Hildrum. WRESTLI ROW I: J. Dzuik, J. Putz, M. Cramer, J. Walker, D. Siebenaler, D. Olson, M. Shull, R. Brown, M. Ash. ROW 2: Mr. John McManus, F. Heinzinger, N. Hildrum, J. Linn, L. Couture, T. Stiles, R. Anderson, L. Nelson, R. Steele, M. Testa, J. Bloemendahl, J. Vitale. G Buckling up a tremendous season that resulted in berths in the Region and prospects for the State Meet, was this yearls wrestling team. Re- turning this year to the squad were nine letter- men who began the season with full support. In the opening match against the Wilson Red- men, Washington's matmen topped with a score of 56-O. It was a complete victory with every man winning his match. One of the outstanding winners was Jeff Dzuik - Team captain, with 26 seconds to a fall. Mechanic Arts then gave the Prexies a tough struggle by tying them 28-28, but the mighty matmen gained additional strength and whipped Monroe with a 35-25 win, and mangled Murray's Pilots in a 42-12 match. The benders then pushed on to an un- fortunate loss to Harding 21-26. In the next battle, Wash was beaten 9-4-2 by Central. Once again the powerful Prexies came back and crushed the Humboldt Indians, 36-13. Ending the conference season, the matmen scored an- other 36-13 victory over Johnson. Placing fourth in the city conference ratings, Washing- ton entered five men into the district matches, and terminated the scoring with Jim Bloemen- dahl holding the 14-5 weight class, Jeff Dzuik capturing the 1541- weight division, and Norman Hildrum runner-up in the heavy weights. Both Jim Bloernendahl and Jeff Dzuik were launched into the regional meets. Wrestling, truly a tough sport, exhibited its glory during this 1961-62 season. Jeff Dzuik, Region champ 154 wt. Class. Jim Bloe- Jeff Dzuik, Team captaing Mr. John -McManus, Coach. mendahl - 14-5 wt. Division. 88 ROW I: L. Jarosch, J. Barnett, G. Beaudet. ROW 2: B. Forga, D. Kluegel. GYMNASTICS TEAM The gymnastics team, only five men strong this year, and with only two veteran men on the team, wa S handicapped against the larger teams in the confer- ence. Senior Bill Forga gathered the most points 3 sophomore Larry Jarosch was second highest point- getter. Bill and Larry participated in Class B events, while Jim Barnett, Gary Beaudet, and Don Kluegel participated in Class C events. Mr. Rodney Magnu- son coached the team. Xe, gb Qv fo . was Q06 C1 we vw X as woo 6! Q1 JBQQ W 89 TRACK TEAM The 1961 Track Team, coached by Mr. Allen Cuthbert, made many outstanding achievements and brought home a trophy to Washington. Their relay team tied for fourth place in the Relay Camival and the mile relay team came in first place with a new record for Washington of one minute, thirty-eight seconds Hat. The members of the latter relay team were Gordy Aker, Bruce Bronson, Denny Dey, and Tom McPartlin. The trophy these boys won is on dis- play in the trophy case. Two other boys who placed in the city meet were Bob Prow, who came in fourth in the low hurdles, and Ron Schwartzbauer, who placed fourth. in the pole vault. The only boy to place in the city junior varsity finals was John Veitch with a winning 5'-4 . Out of the 54- boys signed up for the 1961 team, there were seven letterrnen returning for the 1962 season. These boys were Dennis Abbott, John Bathke, Bloemendal, Cap- tain, Larry Huttle, Jon Setala, Curt Stull, and Dick Weber. Jon Setala was manager of the 1961 team. Captain Denny Dey ROW I: D. Wold, H. Wesse, D. Calvert, D. Dey, C. Stull, D. Abbott, D. Senneseth, A. Seymour, R. Schwartzbauer, J. Konobeck. ROW 2: T. Mc- J. Setala. ROW 4: Mr. Allen Cuthbert, J. Bloe- Partlin, J. Miller, G. Aker, J. Bathke, L. Huttle, mendal, D. Durrant, R. Weber, R. Prow, J. L. Keran. ROW 3: G. Munkholm, H. Thorsen, Veitch, R. LeMay. GOLF TEAM The Golf Team of 1960-61 was captained by Bill Warner. George Shortridge was top man by coming in second in the State Tournament, winning Region 4 championship, and setting a record in the city championship. Others who quali- fied for the city tournament were K. Chermak, D. Klett, B. Warner and Erding. Coached by Mr. Rod Magnuson, the team had 4 wins, 1 tie, and 3 losses. The losses were to Wilson, Central, and Johnson and the tie was with Murray. The golf team scored very high in the Humboldt game and secured a shutout in the Mechanic Arts game. In two close games with Monroe and Harding, the Prexies came through by a narrow margin. George Shortridge tallying his score ROW I: J. Norqual, W. Ficocello, R. Hamer, R. Reed, D. Siebold. ROW 2: G. Shortridge, W. Johnson, P. Warner, W. Warner, K. Chermak, J. Erding, D. Klett. City champion diver Ron Reed SWIMMI The 1961-62 Prexie swimming team placed 4th in the city standings. Eight lettermen, Don Bloyer, Tom Bowie, Tom Davis, David Durrant, John Martin, Ron Reed, and Jon Setala retumed to the seventeen man team. In the beginning meets, the Prexie aqua- men took victories in two of the first three meets. Murray held a winner over Washington 49-36, but Coach Earl Geisenhoff G TEAM then the Prexies came back to over-come Monroe 58f25 and Harding 54-29. This year Washington experienced its first swimming coach, Mr. Earl Geisen- hoff. It also holds fame for having the two top-rank- ing divers in the conference, Ron Reed and Bill Neujahr. ROW I: D. Wittmer, T. Davis. ROW 2: J. Martin, D. Thorsen, T. Bowie, D. Bloyer, F. Davis, J. Setala, G. Jones, D. Durrant. ROW I: D. Buirge, R. Schaffhausen, D. Calvert, D. Wold, E. Anderson. ROW 2: L. Nel- son, T. Bowie, R. Monk, T. Jenkins, R. Hudella, Mr. Daniel Hansen. CROSS COU TRY Cross Country is perhaps one of the most diverse and little known of the sports at Washington. Basically cross country is a long distance run of a mile and seven-eighths without the benefit of a regular track. Four meets in addition to the big city meet, in which Wash placed fourth, were held. Scoring is accom- plished by counting the first five men that have com- pleted the course. Each man gets a number of points for the place he earns and the team with the least amount of points wins the meet. Coached by Mr. Daniel Hansen, Roger Schaffhausen was captain with Roger Hudella and Dick Weber top scorers. This sport demands determination and hard work. TENNIS TEAM Although the 1961 tennis team, coached by Mr. Daniel Hansen, was small, their hopes were high. The season was not too successful. The first match was against Humboldt with Wash losing 4-0. The next one against Mechanic Arts was more successful with Washington winning 5-O. In the following six matches, Washington lost to Central, 5-O, Wilson, 5-O, Murray, 3-25 Harding, 4--1, Johnson, 570, and Monroe, 3-2. In the city doubles, Wulf Massel and John Whitlock beat Mechanic Arts' doubles 6-1, 6-0, but lost to the team from Murray in the second round. In the city singles, Dave Diettrich won his first round against Wilson but was defeated by Dave Rosenberg of Central in the second round. In the 5th district contest, Diettrich lost to La Barre of Harding in 3 sets. Doug Hanson was defeated in the first round of the city singles by Wilson. ROW I: G. Haselberger, R. Hummelgard, D. Hanson. ROW 2: D. Diettrich, W. Massel, T. Munkholm, Mr. Daniel Hansen. l Q! 93 HOCKEY ROW I: T. Lynch, M. Daddario, J Faser, D. Loucks, R. Troje, R. Harding, G. Bias, A. Fink, L. Gro- mey. ROW 2: R. Ritter, R. Hos- trawser, D. Den Bleyker, M. Albert J. Jacques, D. Dochniak, D. Ross R. Schriefer, J. Clare, R. Hentges, Mr. Daniel Hanson. W e 4'1fS'2fw'1s'M 'fQk-iff'-W' '1'G1I11eaf 'fr--,.fz:wm flw'wsgm,a,mw'1A1f.'1 '.:2z. .w lsas QQ 99 FOOTBALL ROW I: D. Loucks, G. Bias, J. Kise- row, J. Elzy, R. McGraw, D. Olson, A. Pitman, T. Siebold, E. Arneter, W. Nelson, J. Putz, D. Peterson. ROW 2: D. Setley, Mr. Jack Edling, L. Blase, R. Schriefer, R. Hostrawser, T. Steele, J. Jacques, M. Testa, D. Ross, W. Ri- ley, L. Nelson, A. Fink, Mr. Ernest Dass. Q! 99 BA KETBALL ROW I: B. Hampton, D. Moore, T. Siebold, E. Anderson, D. Buirge, T. Jenkins. ROW 2: Kanniainen, R. Delastrada, G. Lentsch, G. Johnson, R. Lundquist, E. Ameter, J. Elzy, Mr. Richard Buendorf. TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATION Alexander, Mr. F. 6 Anderson, Mrs. T. 8,64 Andvik, Mr. O. 6 Auck, Mr. E. 6,45 Bacon, Mr, R. 6 Bartz, Mr. A. 6 Beilfus, Mrs. DeEtte Knowlton Bjomson, Mr. E. 6,56 Blomberg, Miss M. 6,58,60 Brandt, Mr. E. 6 Buendorf, Mr. R. 7,94 Cuthbert, Mr. A. 7,90 Dass, Mr. E. 7,62,94 Edling, Mr. J. 7,84,94 Geisenholi, Mr, E. 7,41,92 Gruenenfelder, Mr. R. 7,50 Hafner, Mrs. M. 7,10 Hansen, Mr. D. 7,93,94 Harrington, Miss P. 64 Howe, Miss C. 6,64 Jondal, Mr. F. 7 Keljilt, Miss Z. 7 Kemilt, Mr, F. 7 Kirkeby, Mr. G. 5 Kremer, Miss H. 7,64 Magnuson, Mr. R. 7 McDonald, Mrs. M, 7,52 McManus, Mr. J. 7,88 Miniclier, Mr. G. 4 Nelson, Mr, H. 6,64 Norden, Mrs. H. 8 Pacholl, Mr. T. 8 Rasmussen, Mr. T. B Ryan, Mr. R. 8 Salmon, Mr. T. 5 Sanders, Mrs. E, 8 Schwartzbauer, Mrs. A. 8,64 Stokes, Mr. P. 8,44 Sweeney, Miss U. 8,55 Turner, Mr. R. B,57,63,83,87 Wallblom, Miss M. 8,55 STUDENTS Sophomores Abell, Mary 45,54,64 Abrahamson, Robert 45,51 Aiken, James 43,50 Albert, Michael 46,94 Ameter, Edward 45,94 Anderson, Donald 43 Anderson, Ernest 45,93,94 Barbatsis, Phillip 46 Barnett, James 44,64,89 Baron, Jo-Ann 46 Becker, Eva 43,49,54,56 Behnke, Robert 46,62 Berus, Helen 44 Bettendorf, Dennis 44 Bias, George 44,49,94 Bierwerth, Christian 44 Bishop, Mary 44 Blase, Lester 44,94 Blilie, Sharon 46,64,66 Boenisch, Laurel 64 Boldt, Albert 43 Bolin, Renee Borrmann, Hans 45 Brandt, Gloria 58 Braun, Roger 45 Brown, Doreen 43 Bronson, Betty 46,51 Bronson, Jean 54 Budzynski, Victoria 44 Buirge, David 46,93,94 Burg, Raymond 45 Burrows, Betty 45,49,58 Butters, Diana 45 Cadry, Helen 46 Campbell, Sally 46 Capistrant, Sandra 43 Carlson, Vivian 44,57 Cass, Susan 45,49,53,54 Cervenka, Candace 46,54 Charboneau, Michael 44 Ghermak, Catherine 43,46,64 Chermak, Gary Chosa, Judith 46 Chosa, Thomas 44 Chojnowski, Walter Christenson, Sandra 45 Christopherson, Robert 56 christy, Janice 43,58,63 Cisneros, Betty 45,54 Clare, James 44,94 Clark, Richard 44,53 Coggshall, Roxanne 45 Cox, Sharon 44 Crawford, ceergene 45,54 Crews, Robert 45 Cromey, Leslie 43,94 Culbertson, David Cullen, Kathryn 45 Daddario, Michael 46,94 Dahl, Lauren 44,49,52,54 Damsgard, Charles 45 Davis, Thomas 46,92 Davis, Lynn 44,58 Dayhulf, Teri 44,56 DeCarlo, James 43 Delastrada, Robert 45,94 Denlileyker, Donald 45,94 Deneen, Barbara 45,49,54,5e Dobis, Richard Dochniak, Donald 45,94 Dorner, Bonnie 44,58 Duggan, Nancy 44 Egersdorf, Sally 45,49,54,58,66 Elzy, John 43,52,94 Eshelby, JoDee 45 Faser, James 44,56,94 Fashingbauer, Edward 45 Finch, Judith Fink, Alfred 43,94 Finnegan, Gloria 45 Fisher, Theodore 45 Fleming, David 45,49 Fortuna, Thomas 44 Freitag, William 44 Frendt, James 51 Fuerst, Ray Gaetke, James Gaffke, Carole 45 Gallas, Sharon 43,52 Galyath, Gayle 46,54,58 Gibbons, Terry 45,64 Gilland, Robert 43 Gilbertson, Janet 46,54,59 Gliske, Theodore Grabowski, Marceline 44 Grengs, Nancy Grewe, Terry 44 Grunewald, Joel 44,64 Grundhouser, Craig 46,83 Haider, Frances 46 Haider, James Hale, Dennis 43,50 Hampton, Bernard 46,50,94 Hanggi, Nancy 45,63 Hansen, Judy 44 Hanthom, Laurene 46 Harding, Robert 46,54,94 Harper, Sharon 46 Harris, Katherine 43,54,58 Heflin, Norma 45,56 Henderson, Kathryn 46 Henderson, Barbara 44 Henderson, Lynn 54 Henry, Sharon Hentges, Richard 45,94 Hermann, Patricia 43,54 Hicks, Kenneth Hicks, Sharon 46 Hoff, GleeAnn 45,49,54,5B,63 Hoffman, Gloria 45,54 Holstrom, Judy 44,51 Hostrawser, Erie 45,62,94 Howard, Susan 44,52,54 Hudella, Ruth 43 Hirsch, Michael 46 lten, Judith 45 Jacky, David 44 Jaenbewiteh, Mary 45 Jacques, James 44,94 Jarosch, Lawrence 43,89 Jenkins, Thomas 44,51 Johnson, Arvid 44 Johnson, Gary 43,94 Johnson, Sheila Johnson, Walter 44 Jones, Beverly 43 Jones, Gary 45,50,92 Jones, Larry 44 Kaar, David 43 Kanniainen, John 44,62,94 Kapaun, Donald Kelsey, Linda 43,54,58 King, William 44 Kirscher, Rose Marie 46 Kirchgater, Thomas 44 Kiserow, John 46,94 Klucgel, Donald 44,89 Knopf, Charles 44 Koenlter, Douglas 45 Kohls, Beverly 43,44 Kotzmacher, Steve 45 Krebs, Nancy 44 Krueger, Sandra 45,58 Kujawa, Marlys 43 Kulstad, James 45,56 Kunert, Jordon Kunshier, Kathleen LaBore, Stanley 43 Lambrecht, Julianne 44,58 Laszlo, Gregory 43 Lentch, Gerald 44,94 Leonhardt, Nancy Letoumeau, Mary 43 Levy, Sally 44,54,58,66 Lewandeelti, Linda 49,5l,52,54, Lindemann, Marlene 45 Long, Judy 43,5O,58 Lorsung, Judith 44,64 Loucks, Dale 43,94 Ludwig, James 45 Luke, Jeanne 44 Lundquist, Robert 45,94 Luther, Constance 44 Lynch, Thomas 43,94 Mark, Kathleen 46,54 Madson, Sandra 45,54 Marks, Pamela 45 Marlowe, Roger 44 Martinson, Lynda 45 Mason, Richard 44 McAllister, Karen 43,54,58 58,62 Meoenengh, Judith 45,54,5s,s4 Micliwen, Patrick 46 McGraw, Raymond 45,94 Meyer, George Milles, David 45 Malota, Harlan 44 Modell, Richard Mitzuk, Mary 43,64 Moeller, Sidney 44 Molin, Mary Lou 43,53,54 Monk, Robert 43,44,62,63,93 Montgomery, Judith 46,54 Moore, Douglas 46,50,63,94 Muellner, Gregory 46 Mullner, Joyce 46,58 Muntean, Susan 43,64 Musolf, Kathy 45,54 Myers, Dazyle 44 Mykltanen, Karen 45 Nelson, Leo 46,94 Nelson, Mary 44,5 7,58,66 Nelson, William 45,94 Neubeck, Danniel 46 Neujahr, William 46 Neuman, Jean 44,54,58 Newell, Karen 43,51,54 Nichols, Daniel 45,49 Nielsen, Barbara 44,54,63,66 Ogren, Susan 46,64 Olson, Thomas 44 Olson, Phyllis 45,54,58 Olson, David 46,64,88,94 Patsy, David 45,64 Paul, Carol 43,49 Paukert, Thomas 45 Parker, Lora 46,49,54 Parsons, Charlene 58,64 Peterson, David 44,5l,52,94 Peterson, Daniel 45 Peterson, Joyce 44,51 Peterson, Joyce 44,51 Peterson, James 43 Peterson, Richard 45 Phenicie, Thomas 43,64 Pitman, Allen 45,94 Pleau, Leon 44 Polnau, Gerald 43 Pourrier, Judith Priefer, David 44 Proltep, Dennis 44 Putz, James 44,88,94 Radunz, Rena 46,57 Roelofs, Carol 44,53 Reinhardt, Virgil Richardson, Pamela 43,5O,66 Riley, Wayne 44,6434 Ritter, Robert 94 Robetor, John 45 Rogers, Dale 43 Rosenow, Gary 43 Ross, Richard 45,94 Rousslang, Eileen 43 Rowell, Harry Rustand, Kenneth 44 Running, William Sagissor, Darla 44,54,57 Sanders, Kathleen 44,49,54 Schaeppi, Susan 45,54 Schafhauser, David 45 Schultz, Vicki Schmidt, Suzanne 46,58 Schmuck, Richard 45 Schultz, Jerome 45 Schultz, Gail 45 Schultz, Kenneth 43 Schriefer, Ronald 45,94 Schwartz, Virginia 45 Setley, Douglas 44,51,56,83,94 Shelley, Sandra 46,64 Shull, Marvin 43,5l,88 Siebenaler, Dennis 44,88 Siebold, Thomas 43,50,63,94 Simone, Cheryle 45 Smith, Ginger 46 Smith, Sandra 45 Smirnov, Rudolph 46 Sobczalt, Bernard 45 Sontag, Yvonne 43 Sorenson, Shirley 43,49,54,58,63 Spannaus, Evelyn 45 Spencer, Janer 46,54,58 Spiegelberg, Sharon Spoerner, Mary 45 Squires, Terrance 45 Stanton, Judith 45 St. Clair, Jeanette 44 st. Clair, Victoria Steave, Janet 45,64 Stevens, James 43 Stolarksi, Donald 45 Stein, Dennis 46 Steele, Thomas 43,64,8S Stiles, Dennis 45 Stinson, Geraldine 45,54,58,63 Strain, James Strecker, Joan 44 Suppon, Ronald 44,51 Svendsen, Diane 46,52,54,58,66 Szeremeta, Michael 44 Tarnowski, Bonnie 45 Tauer, John 46 Testa, Michael 46,63,88,94 Thorsen, Marilyn 45,49,58 Thordson, Thomas 44 Tregs, Donna 43 Toth, William 43 Troje, Richard 44,94 Truedell, Patricia 44,57 Vassar, Cheryle 46 Vowles, Virginia 46 Vetter, Joan 45 Vogt, Daniel 44,50 Vogl, Frances 46,54 Wadell, Diane 43,54 Wadell, Joan 46 Wadell, Linda 44,52,54 Walker, Robert 43 Walker, James 88 Wamer, George 44,64 Washenberger, Kenneth 46 Weber, Joseph 64 Weller, Patricia 45 Westphal, Marilyn 45,54,57,64 Weisser, Linda 44,49,54 Whalen, Larry White, Marilyn 57 White, Marilyn 43 Whitlock, Kathleen 44,54,58 Widholm, Donna 44 Wisneski, Janis 44 Wittmer, Donald 43,49,92 Wright, Dennis 44,51 Wylie, Jeffrey Yaeger, Sandra 44 Yankovec, Lorimer Yost, Shirley Zaceardi, Richard 45 Zezza, Sheryl 45,54 Ziolnwskie, carol 44,57 Zimitch, Gary 45 Juniors Anderson, Floyd 41 Anderson, Marlene 41 Anderson, Richard 50 Anderson, Roger 42,88 Arver, Cheryl 4l,54,64 Ash, Michael 42,52,61,88 Atkinson, Russell 42 Baker, Linda 42 Barthold, Jean 42,56,64 Bauman, Robert 41 Beaudet, Gary 42,53,89 Bechner, David Becker, James 42 Belgea, Barbara 41,49,54,57 Benysek, Lee 41 Berger, Karen 42,53,57,64 Bergeron, Lawrence 40 Berzinski, Richard 42,6l,so,al,s4 Bloclgett, Gilbert 41 Bloyer, Janice 42,63,65 Boas, Richard 41 Bowie, Brown Brown, Bruns, Richard 42,51,B4 Katherine 42,56,5 7,64 Brown, ,Kathleen 41,52,54,59 Robert 42,49,52,s3,el,e2,ss Annabelle Buck, Mary 42,52,59 Buirge, Roger 42,62,80 Busse, Gary Calvert, Dean 42,49,63,90,93 Carlson, Ellen 40,58 Carlson, Lee 41 Casey, Michael 41,64 Caven, Mary Charles, Joan 42,55,57,64 Chinander, Darrell 40 Christea, Diane 41,52,55 Clemons, Elizabeth 42,57 Cole, Wayne 41 Costello, Thomas 41 Couture, Larry 42,81,88 Coverdale, Terry 41 Cox, Alva 40,52 Cramer, Michael 40,88 Culver, Viola 40,57 Curley, Sharon 40 Dahl, James Dahl, Judy 40 Dainnian, Janiee 1,40,53,56,61,62 so Davis, Thomas 42,61,62 Decarlo, Frank 40 Del Castillo, Gloria 41 Delmonico, Dale 42 Denisson, Kathryn 40,49,53,54,58 Deverell, John 41,56 Dey, Cheryl 57,58 Dolney, Gerald 42 Donahue, Eileen 41 Donahue, Timothy 42 Doree, Richard 40 Dom, Diane 41,54,64 Duflney, Dianna Ecker, Janice 40,54 Egyhazi, Robert 41 Ellsworth, Patricia 45 Eridree, Parideia 40,54,59 Elarler, Wendy 42,59,66 Erickson, Evonne 54-,5B,59.65 Erickson, Kathleen 42,53,64 Ervin, Louis 40,54,57,63,s4 Faeelringiiatier, James 42 Faschingbauer, Ray 41 Ficocello, williani 41,82,83,91 Fillion, Robert 41 Fisher, Robert 42,49,54,56,62,63 Flipp, Kathleen 42,49,53,57 Flueck, Barbara 40,49,54,59,63,65 Fogelberg, Herbert 42,51 Frania, Richard 49,62,63 Freeman, Curtis 40 Frendt, George 40 Frick, Dennis 42 Frontz, Sandra 40,42,54,59,63,64,65 Gagne, Barbara 41 Garagiola, Harry 42 Gartner, James 42 Gatten, Donna 41,52,54,57 Gausman, Mark 40,62 Geschwill, Shirley 42,54,58 Gilbertson, Susan 40,54,58 Gilson, Richard 42 Glaeve, Kayleen 40,49,54,59 Gobiel, Suzanne Graf, Charlene 42,54 Gray, Beverly 41 Grieman, Suzette 40,53,56,62 Grunz, William 41,53 Gunther, Susan 42,51,54,58,63 Hacker, Steven 40 Haieler, Robert 40,54,56,61,81 Ham, Joyce 41,59 Hannon, James 42 Hanson, Douglas 40,49,51,93 Harrington, John 41 Haselberger, Gilbert 42,49,93 Havlish, Gary 42 Heath, Pamela 1-lederyare, Darlene 41,58 Helfern, Loren 40 Heutmaker, David 40 Hickey, Richard 42 Hinze, Wai-ren 41,40,49,54,56,62 Hodges, Julie 42,52 Holfman, Joanne 41 Husman, Jane Jacobowitch, Joseph 41,56,83 Jarosch, Gerald 41 John, Howard 42 Johnson, Dale 44,53 Johnson, Marvin Johnston, Margaret 40,42 Jones, Douglas 41 Jones, Rodney 41,56,61,63,8l,84,87 Kaufmann, Barbara 41,52,54,59,63 Keran, Leonard 82,83,90 Kern, John 41 Kirkwold, Paul 50 Kirlin, Tom 41 Kirscher, Kenneth Kiserow, Donald 41 Kissner, Stanley 40 Klein, Diana 42 Klett, Daniel 91 Korthuis, Barbara 40,49,58,62 Krainr, William 41 Krueger, Susan 42,54 Kuelwein, Marilyn 41,53,57,58 Kulisek, Thomas 50 LaRose, Henry 40 Larson, Darlene Larson, Marilyn 42,54,58,63 Larson, Monica 49,64 Laslry, Ethelyn 42,53 Lavander, Dianne 41 Lazarich, Luciana 41 LeVesseur, Gloria 41,49,58,62,63 Linder, Peter 40 Loomis, Gary 40,62,83 Lothson, Bruce 41,50 Lobo, Floyd Lundstrom, Robert 42 Lyght, Thomas 42 McCloud, Wayne 40,56 McCormack, Robert 41,56 McDonough, James McGinnis, John 41 McHale, Sharyn 41 Maas, Ronald 42,62 Macoskey, William 41,62 Madigan, Arlene 41,55 Madison, Robert 41 Mallum, James 40 Mammenga, John Marcotte, Duane 41 Marinlwv, Victor 41 Markel, Sandra Martin, James 41,80,81 Mayer, Roger 42 Maynard, VVilliam 41,52 Meier, Nancy 41 Melde, Roger 41,56 Meyers, Nancy 40,57 Michel, James 41 Miller, Kenneth 62 Miller, Sharon 42,54 Moberg, Mary 42,54,59 Moriarty, Janet 4l,52,54,55 Morrison, Michael 40,62 Muggcnburg, Cory 42,62,80,B-l- Mundt, Linda 40 Mundi, Sandra 42,58 Munkholin, Thomas 50,56,61,80 Nadeau, Carol 41,55,57 Nelson, H. 41 Nelson, Sharon 42,64 Nelson, Jeanne Nettleton, Ruby 41 Neubauer, Sandra 41 Neilscn, Wanda 40,53 Niessen, Richard 41 Noe, Gcrillia 40,49,53,57,58,65 Noren, Pearl 41,64 Norqual, Jack 42,62,63,82,83.91 Olson, Elaine 42 Pabst, Darlene 40 Parsons, Barbara Perfect, Timothy 40,83 Podjaski, Cynthia 41,52,53,54,57,59 Preiner, Richard 42 Prow, Eileen 41,59 Prudhomme, Donald 41,83 Reed, Ronald 41,61,62,91 ,92 Reese, Fay 42,53 Regal, Gerald 41 Rehling, Barbara 40,49,54,59,62 Reinhardt, Lyle 42 Roble, David Rose, Mavis 55 Rosenbush, Merlyn 40 Roy, William 42 Rudeeri, Allen 42,56 Rymerson, Douglas 41 Santine, Ronda 41,55 Schaaf, Larry 42 Schmidt, Kay Schmidt, Geraldine 42,52 Schmitt, Kathleen 42,50,54,58 Schmulske, Shirley 41 Schoenthaler, Gerald 42r Schultz, Sharon 42 Schwarz, Alice 42 Severin, Richard 40 seyrrietir, Allison 42,49,61,81,90 Siluk, Michael Smith, Carol Smith, Gary 41 Smith, Sharon Lee 40,42,54,57,64 Sontag, Kathleen 41,52.53 Stevens, Donna 41 Strantz, Roland 41 Stroud, carrie 40,55 Sweazcy, Shirley 40,42,63 Tetu, Jacqueline 40,55,57 Thieman, Larry Thill, Janie 41,49,54,59 Tiegs, Arnold 40 Trantham, David 42,56 Troiber, Joseph 42 Tryon, Joyce 64 Uecker, James 41 Ulnees, Gerald 42 Unger, Richard 40 Urban, Carol 42 Van Cleave, Douglas Van Kampen, Patrick 40 Veitch, John 56,61,80,B4,90 Wagner, Robert 41 Walker, Judy 42,51 Watters, Barbara 41,55 Webber, Dorothy 42,49,53.54,59,62 Weber, Richard 41,91 Weber, Robert 41 Weller, Kathryn 41 Wesse, Harry 40,53,90 Widerski, Karen 40,64 Willman, Denise 42,57 Wilslev, Bruce 42,50 Wittman, Timmy 42,53 Woeltge, Gary 40,42,61,62,63,8l,83,87 Wolhlers, Thomas 42,56 Wold, David 4O,49,50,56,61,62,B4,90, 93 Wolf, snared 41,55 Wynne, Margaret 57,64 Yokes, Broyce 42,54 Zemke, Karla 40 Zupfer, Faith 42,57,59 Seniors Abbott, Dennis 13,61,62,90 Abrahamson, Merle 13,50,51,63 Ahlgren, Thomas 13,64,74,81,84 Amey, Thomas 13,51 Anderson, Richard 13 Anderson, Tracy 13,48,55,58,60 Arnold, Bruce 13,51,56 Arnold, Russell 13 Arver, David 13 Arver, Diane 13,55,57 Atkinson, Alton 14 Barnes, Patricia 10,11,12,14,3B,51,54, 58,60,63,65 Bathke, John 11,12,14,6l,62,63,74,80 81,90 Bauman, Willis 14 Beggs, Carol 11,14,50,58,s0 Behnke, John 14,61,80 Bennett, Janice 14,55,57 Berthiaume, Raymond 14 Berus, Marjorie 14 Blasing, Gerald 14 Blilie, cardl 15,55 Block, Charles 15,37 Bloemendal, James 15,49,61,62,8O,81, 88,90 Blossom, Karen 1l,l5,49,53,54,56,57, 53,60 Bloyer, Donald 12,15,48,49,61,62,80,92 Bogotty, Roger 15 Bowie, Thomas 15,5l,61,92,93 Broos, John 15,56 Buehler, John 15,38,61,63,80,82,83 Bundy, Kathleen 15,49,53,57 Burch, carol 16,37,53,54,55 Busch, Rdtierr 15,5257 Byers, Joan 16,48,49,53 Capistrant, Kathy 16,55,57 Chermak, Kenneth 16,53,54,91 Coates, Judith 16,57 Colvard, Troy l6,49,56 Couve, Kathlene 16,53 Coverdale, Gary 16 Crampton, Kathy l6,52,58,60 Dahl, Robert 17 David, Fred 17,92 DeForin, Patricia 17,54,59,66,74 Deyo, Ralph l7,37,49,55,6l,62,86 Diettrich, Dawn 17 Diettrich, Dianne 17 Douglas, John 17 Diirranr. Dav-id 17,4s,49,5s,61,90,92 Drriilr, Jeffery 17,s1,30,33 Egger, Thomas 17,49,74' Eng, Judy 3,18,48,52,54,57 Erding, James 18,91 Evens, Charles 18 Fiandaca, Rosemary l8,52,57 Fleming, James 18 Fdrga, William 18,419 Fortier, Sandra 18,49,54,59,60,66,74 Frahm, Donald 18 Franz, Lowell 18,52 Frattalone, Robert 18 Fretschel, Colleen 19,55 Fueniinger, Betty 19,55 Gannon, James 19 Garner, Michael 19 Gartner, Donna 19 Gehmian, Dianne 19,52,55 Gibbons, Patricia 19,55 Glaeser, Gary 19,51 Granholm, Donald 19,80 Grenge, Betsy 20,57 Grewe, Lawrence 20 Grieman, Stephan 20,39 Grilin, Linda 20,38,49,54,57,58,60 Grossback, Larry 20,37 Gunther, Mary 20,38.48.49.56,57,64,74 Gustafson, Susan 3,20,48,49,52,54,57 Hall, Robert 10,20,3S,61,62,30 Hamer, Robert 20,91 Hammerbeck, John 20 Hammond, Kathy 2l,37,55 Handt, Gerald 21 Hanson, Gwen 21,37 Hartzell, Dennis 21 Heinzinger, Alfred 2l,38.54,62,63,88 Helminiak, Nancy 21,55,57,58,59,60 Henkemeyer, Judy 21,53,58,59,60,62 Hesse, Carol 21,55,57 Hickey, Patricia 21 Hildnirn, Norman 3,2l,48,49,61,62,88 Hirsch, Maureen 22,64 Hogstad, Roger 22 Hudella, Roger 22,8193 Hummelgard, Bob 22,51,56,61,8l,84,93 Huttle, Larry 22,49,61,80,81,90 Jacques, Leon 22,38,80,8l,82,83,H6 Jennrich, George 22,63,Bl John, Gary 22 John, William 22 Johnson, Maurine 22,37,54,57,59,66,74 Johnson, William 23,74,83,91 Jordan, Roger 23,37 Jorissen, Sharon 23 Katzenmaier, Roger 23,52 Kern, Roger 23 Kill, Kathleen 23,49,56,57 Kiserow, Geraldine 23,55 Klein, Gary 23 Knipe, Mary 1l,23,38,48,49,54,56,57, 58,60,62 Koenkler, Gary 23 Kogler, Gary 24,64,80 Koller, James 24 Krause, Alvin 10,24,49,54,56,62 Kubat, Kathleen 24,53,55 Kuettner, Phyllis 12,24,55,56,64 Kuhlemeicr, Kirby 24,49,50 Kuhlman, Donald 24,64 Knnze, Darlene 3,24,37,4s,54,5tz,59, 60,74 Larson, Allen 24 Law, Patricia 24,55 Leach, Lawrence 25 Legg, Judy 25 LeMay, Robert 90 Lichtscheidl, Robert 25,62 Linn, John 25,52,61,74,80,81,88 Lurisman, Bonita 25 Lunzer, Dennis 25 Luther, Patti 25 McAllister, Archie 25,5l,6l,B0,84 McCarthy, Patricia 25,55,57,64 McGraw, Rosemary 25,54,58 Magnuson, JoAnn 26,57 Magnuson, Judith 3,12,28,48,49,54, 55,57,5B,60 Martin, Carole 26,64 Martin, John 26,48,49,6l,62,80,81,92 Maruna, Judith 26,55 Mathias, John 26,37 Meggitt, Jack 26,82,83 Meyers, Kathryn 26,38,52,53,54,57, 59,60,65 Michaelis, Gary 26 Mickelson, Elvina 26,55,57 Milota, Wayne 27 Mueller, Dawn 27,55 Muellner, Richard 27 Mullner, Beverly 27,38,49,54,56,58 Muntean, Douglas 27 Nelson, Luther 27,61,88,93 Nielsen, Jerry 27 Nodes, Glen 27,55 Nystrom, Susan 3,27,48,53,54,57 Oakleaf, Thomas 27,49,6l,62,74,84 Olson, Alan 28,5O,61 Olson, Beverly 28,55 Olzenak, Judy 2S,55,57,64 Orlando, Maria 12,28,53,54,58,74 Pasket, Barbara 3,28,48,49,54,55 Patsy, Janice 2B,55,66 Patsy, Michael 23 Pazderski, Ronald 28,37,62 Pearson, Craig 28,51,61,80 Peters, Sheryl 28,49,54,56,57,58,60 Peterson, Lester 29 Pinski, Joseph 29,6l,80,81 Foss, Joy 36,55,57 Prochaska, Gerald 29 Pults, Joseph 29 Rasmussen, Emmy Lou 11,29,49,64 Reese, Evelyn 29 Reins, Gloria 29,49,53,55,57,63 Renneke, Donald 29 Ricci, Mary Ann 29,57 Rieger, Bonnie 29,55,57 Rieger, John 30 Rieschl, Clara 30,55 Robertson, Gerald 30,53 Rogers, Sharon Rousslang, James 30 Rowell, Frances 30 Sagissor, Sharon 30,38,48,52,53,54, 57,59 Samuelson, Gerald 30 Schatfhausen, Roger 30,49,52,61,62, 63,93 selially, Jeanne so Scherberth, Sandee l2,30,37,58,59,60 Schmitt, Bonnie 12,31,48,49,55,58,74 Schmotter, Richard 31,48,49,52,53, 61,74,80,81 Schneuer, Delores 31 Schoeller, Mary 31,37,55,57 Schultz, Corrine 31 Scholz, Roger 31 Schultz, Ronald 31 Schunernan, Nicholas 31 Seiler, Joseph 31 Senneseth, Dennis 31,38,48,61,63,80, 81,90 Setala, Jon 32,56,61,74,90,92 Sherman, Thomas 32,56 Siebenaler, Nicholas 32 Simpson, Peggy 32,37,53,55 Skillings, Cherie 32,55 Smith, Sharon K. 32,55,63 Smith, Sharon Rae 32,53 Stanton, Antonio 32 Stelberg, Edward 32,33 Stiles, Thomas 32,48,88 Stipe, Judith 33,57 Stoehr, Sharon 33 Stoffel, Daniel Lee 33,84 Stolarski, Thomas 33 Strommen. Alan 33,50 Struntz, Timothy 33 Stull, Curtis 12,33,38,52,53,61,63,75, 81,90 Supinslsi, Donald 33 Svoboda, Loretta 33 Swenson, Daniel 33,39,63,86 Tarr, Donald 34,55 Testa, Angela 10,34,54,59,s0,s3,55 Thill, Donald 34 Thomas, Judith 34,55 Thdrseri, 1-ldrner 34,50,56,61,so,3l, 90,92 Tonia, Barbara 34,55,57 Toth, Steven 34 l Tryon, Raymond 34,62 Tschida, Roger 34 Unten, Dennis 34,37 vadnais, Jerry 35,30 Valois, Howard 35,61 Van De Walker, Bruce 11,12,35,37, 61,62,63,70,80,81,83,86 Van Kanipen, Tim 35 Van Oss, Leslie 35,53 Wagner, Dolores 35,49,54,56,57,59,60 Wallgren, Chris 3,12,35,4B,54,57,58,60 Wamer, Patrick 35,91 Weber, Suzanne 35 Weber, William 35,52,53,61 Wells, Katherine 36 Westcott, Barbara 11,12,36,38,51,54,7L Willman, Dennis 36 Witzman, Edward 36,52 Wood, Mary 3,12,36,48,54,58,60,74 Wylie, Dennis 36 Wylie, Duane 36 Yaeger, Sharon 36,57,64 Zak, Lorraine 36,54 Ziolkowski, Tim 19 ', aameau rue-ee-r eeai-me ' s, ,. ,Q w ,Y Mm . N g- 2- M X 3 fr U, ,X Y-ww., v.. 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