Washington High School - Scroll Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1947 volume:

in-ni i' W 1 4 Q 5 1 T 1 1 S XOIA J 1947 Csfajf EditorfinfChief Richard Famum Associate Editor Iewel Volkmarm Business Manager Roland Friische Circulation Manager Russell Bayley Confenfs SERVICE ACTIVITIES SPCIQTS CLASSES SENICIQS FACULTY SCI-ICCL LIE E CDQCZGCQ iron Seldom is it given to an individual to found a school in a new community and even more seldom is that individual able to devote thirty- iive years to the planning, building, and direct- ing of that school. Such was the builder of our school. As a founder he had vision: vision to select this plot of land in a new district of promising beauty and cultural background, vision to plan and equip a structure of enduring materials, spacious proportions, and artistic worth, vision to reserve a practice field for future champions. As a builder he had resourcefulness: from a crude structure amid bleak surroundings to a noble edifice in a flourishing community, from a faculty of three to a corps of ninety, from a student body of a mere 83 to the grand total of 2,538 --he has built. Through two genera- tions he has built, supplying the finer things for cultural growth: a pipe organ, chandeliers, bronze grilled doors, murals, and film projectors. As a director he had power: power to estab- lish a smoothly-running system of maximum efficiency for both student and faculty, power to encourage good study habits and joy of accom- plishment as a basis for scholarship and exem- plary conductg power to develop well-rounded personalities through a variety of activities ex- tending beyond the classroom and earning for Washington a nation-wide reputation in all fields of endeavor, power to grow with the school and yet retire while still in his prime. In recognition of the vision, resourcefulness, and power of this founder, builder, and director of our school and our community, We dedicate the Scroll Yearbook of 1947 to George J. Balzer. GEORGE J. BALZER Principal- September, 1911, to June, 1946 Retired June, 1946 Oil porimit j71'ese11frc1 fo Hoe school by the Class of january, 1947 Artist - Francisco Spicuzza i Q 1 n 4 wfwwwmwwy..-A Q, wmmwm. Q, ffm . A K A f 5 nf., vsszijk Sigflfa f WM um. hi? fg'! wiYw N ,:lM'wW'g'QWL 1 'iTi f:df ,, ,-35,5 , M, i 5.3, fi 4 A, ,mA?,.!.. ini, . mfgfffzgx ., ,SS .. gg, as , pw L 2 .., .gm kk aizf K Wi A 1 5 , 225 ' , L ,, Y-. 'lg-Q., 5 452235 - Siilwi 'WEEK 'az Z, 2 :rn . I 'e f W, K i nf' 7 .2y'C 11 1. .fs . vwffwfuwmvmwwl 'Y' 1 M.fv,,.,w---'www M, M- ,Qf,,wWw,ag1qM ew L,'y H Zi.. W 'ffff ' Y L ' I. fs M 21? ei?-'1 41121 ww .MW sms.. 8,9 Hausa. ,sau 4.-.,, QKUNQV4-if l in 'Q Q H 'fn , at Q ' I xan- wfwmk Mpnva vii 'WF Q, . 4. Q g 2 it Yfigfy Q.. , ,, .L Wad. 'M 7f'1f:551 Y 3 1 Q Jw g Q 1-as 'vi' l , ..f ,Huw Puago S' QQ Pgaffflif Q .4 My ASKIQ - -2 ' EE- 'f ' R f X L 1 I fl - 5 f f I This is the aide Thai server! the school That George built. I. Q If xr I 4 .5 - i '36, Q fi ia a I iililllzg He who serves his school, serves himself. This adage is in keeping with the life-long policy of our former principal, George Balzer. His faithful service to Washington not only helped it to attain its place in the community, but set the example to be followed by faculty and stu- dents - as advisers and leaders, or monitors and aides .... To those who have contributed an exceptional amount of time and ability to the school during their stay here, the service key is presented upon graduation. To scores of moni- tors the service certificate proudly bears testi- mony as to their worth .... During the past year, a loyal band of workers has provided the crew with., which Mr. Schardt has kept his school smoothly running upon the proper course. With each one doing his share and helping the other fellow along, the ship has run a straight course to its destination. The years to come will find Washipgton sailing onward, well manned by an ever faithful crew. I W Mawr-wsama In order to form a more perfect union, estab- lish justice, insure domestic tranquility . . . Applied by our Student Council, these phrases af- fect us 'Tonians every day. This body representing every club and class provides committees to sponsor the majority of school activities ,everything from posters ,announcements, and point-system cards to auditorium programs and dances claim their at- tention. l EXECUTIVES AND ADVISORS Top Row: H. Poliak, Mr. Pesca- lozzi, R. Gettle, Mr. McCain. Row One: Miss Nappe, R. Roehr, M. Albright, Miss Green. COMMITTEES POSTER, PRINTING-TYPING, HOUSE Top Row: R. Skacel, R. Romanik, R. Treichel, J. Hurley, B. Brehmer. Row One: S. Essenmacher, G. David, G. Hoffman, C. Wollinka. ANNOUNCEMENTS Row One: M. Warren, G. David B. Nimmer, R. Ginsburg. n During the past year, our school sent representa- tives to and was host to the All-City Student Council. Through the lessons in democracy offered by this organization, students learn to be good citizens for today and tomorrow. just as the Con- stitution is the cornerstone of our country, so the Student Council is the cornerstone of our school. COMMITTEES POINT SYSTEM, SONGBOOK, SOCIAL SERVICE Top Row: G. Hoffman, N. Baurz, N. Letteer, H. Miller, P. Bailey, L. Hiller, C. Langjahr. Row One: M. Champney, L. Ladwig, J. Matter, E. Schultz. CAMPAIGN, DANCE, DECORATION Top Row: E. Schulz, B. Nimmer M. Becker, J. Seifriz, C. Anderson Row One: S. Richards, P. Bailey F. Chudobba, I. Becker. EXCHANGE AUDITORIUM, AUTO REGISTRATION Top Row: I-I. Miller, M. Becker, B. Hoehnen, J. Seifriz, B. Nimmer. Row One: J. Peterson, N. Letreer, N. Bautz, G. Bass. x 1 STUDENT COUNCIL Seeing is believing. The corps of eighteen visual-aid cadets demonstrate this daily with their timely films and slides. Their audio equipment has also proved most valuable . . . To the frantic loser of a pen, scarf, or wallet the Lost-and-Found is an essential part of our school. A close neighbor is the Library with its well-stacked shelves and capable staff. During the past year 800 new books, a teachers' reference secetion, new magazine racks, subscriptions to four metropolitan papers, and hanging copper flower pots were added. The value of our school aids is truly immeasurable. Top Row: Perlick, A. Papa, C. Schaefer, G. Grim, B. Schultz, D. Holtz, L. Suchy, C. Bach, E. Bergen. R010 Two: M. Erdman, L. Knurh, K. Holmes, Miss Bear, Miss Zartner, S. Esscnmacher, A. George, L. Herman. Row One: M. Weiss, C. Rueckcrt, L. Davies, A. Sine, S. Mickelson, J. Wagner. Lucy Pocket lost ber lockefg Kiffy Fisher fauna' it. Top Row: D. Harman, R. Johnson, E. Tamm, G. Arenz, R. Casper, R. Champney, H. Williams. Row Two: E. Ebel, R. Swenson, Mr. Merecn, J, Scheer, D. Kjer. Row One: A. Klabunde, R. Hasler, J. Sutherland, C. Schulz. X LIBRARY LOST AND FOUND VISUAL AID OFFICE 'VIONITORS INFIRMA RY MONITORS Top Row: S. Sibbald, P. Lauer, B. Armstrong, R. Cose, R. Geschrei, M. Rotter, M. Jones, N. Sweet. Row Two: R. Skacel, J. Eschrich, P. Erdmann, D. Schram, M. Hyink, J. Gclhausen. Row One: M. Driscoll, D. Augustin, E. Sernovitz, C. Schulz, L. Rizzo. To a visitor the office creates a fine impression with its freshly painted walls, venetian blinds, and individual desk lamps. The painting of Mr. Balzer serves as a constant inspiration to both faculty and students. The corps of industrious monitors spell efficiency for Washington. They sort and file data, open lockers, answer the phone, relay messages, assist at the counter, and otherwise aid the faculty and student body. Another corps of volunteer Workers serve in the infirmary. Alternate teams, of two girls each, administer to our physical needs before and during school hours. These girls also assist the doctor and nurses in physical check-ups and records. It is impossible to estimate the valu- able part our indispensable monitors play in keep- ing our school functioning smoothly. Top Row: J. cafli, M. Juedes, M. Crampney, J. Uekert, J. Mangan, D. Hefling, C. Cross, C. Thomas. Row Two: D. Kohn, V. York, Miss Carlson, S. Goelz, M. Mayworm. R01UO710I E. Zimmer, B. Brehmer, R. Biller, S. Richards, P. Opper- mann. N. f 27 , Q , .gb ff 1 . . ,1 A lady fair 'ufent up the stair As fast as she could caper, When she fell down and hrolee her crown, With hand' aids thwy did shape her. BUSINESS STAFF Top Row: C. Bingman, G. Geyer, C. Nielsen, J. Toester, R. Fritsche, D. Laubenstein, E. Tamms, J. Knuth, A. Klahn, G. Kugler. Row Three: M. Mayworm, L. Ladewig, B. Britt, R. Smith, Mr. Bannister, R. Herde, P. Morgan, A. Stanek, E. Schultz. Row Two: B. Freigang, J. Orzewalla, SCRGLL WEEKLY BUSINESS STAFF FALL Business Manager Advertising Manager . . . , , . H ead Bookkeeper . . . .Janet Knuth ,Gloria Klabouch . .Jean Orzewalla Co-Circulation Managers . . . .... Charles Bingman Gerald Geyer Treasurer ...,...........,.... ,.., M ildred Guetzlaff Subscription Collection Manager . . , .... Betty Freigang SPRING Business Manager ,......,....... . . .Charles Bingman Co-Advertising Managers , , , .... Loraine Davies Jean Orzewalla Head Bookkeeper ..... Dolores Payette Treasurer ......,.. .... M ildred Guetzlaff Circulation Manager ......... . . . . ,Gerald Geyer Subscription Collection Manager . . . , . , .Betty Freigang P. Bennett, E. Eckelman, S. Sklenar, J. Mahsem, R. Hartman, B. Pershitz. Row One: D. Banholzer, S. Resh, L. Davies, M. Guetzlaff, G. Klabouch, L. Rossmiller, M. Lemke. There's no need to ask what's the news of the day if you take the Washington Scroll. As each Wednesday rolls around, students are called to their homerooms to get the latest. Our school paper gives a composite of all important functions as well as topics of general interest. When you see the Scroll peaking out of a notebook, the lirst thing you spot are the ears with their timely sayings. Closer investigation reveals club write-ups, the 'tArouncl-the-Dial column, a complete and accu- ,rate sports section, a Popping-the-Question column, humor section, and enlightening editorials. The Scroll has merited a Pacemaker rating sixteen con- secutive times, and during the past year gained once again highest honor in the Medill Award. Geered to this efficiency, the business staff aided by getting subscriptions, advertisements, circulation Csome 1,740j, exchanges with other high schools, and contact with alumni. What a proud feeling each 'Tonian has, for he knows what's what be- cause of the Scroll! LITERARY STAFF Top Row: H. Diers, C. Ruben, O. Blum, J. Lindemann, G. Berman T. Gillies, R. Browender, R. Valesano, J. Searle, D. Strassman, M. Edelman L. Maletz, K. Momsen, N. Iwelmeyer. Row Three: M. Hyink, P. Potts C. Wagner, N. Haertlein, M. Meyer, C. Miller, Miss Zinns, Mr. Mereen Miss Hauer, W. Serbyn, B. Hab, E. Rakita, L. Levin, S. Schwid, J. Frank. ...fu-qh'-QM Pumsorn ggi! Puivmir 5:2 QL!!-Q-SKI L - 1 ,Ee ul - x -4 X I 53 J X' I. But is that news, I say? What's the news of the day, Good neighbor, I pray? They say the team Is on the beainfi ff rr Row Two: M. Horner, C. Jacobsen, J. Miller, A. Martins, N. Rogler, L. Hiller, L. Raskin, N. Bautz, M. Albright, J. Scklore, V. Lane, J. Bathey. Row One: L. Martin, G. Boxer, J. Wagner, A. Buchler, A. Sine, G. Meixner, H. Menos, M. Demeter, S. Bernstein. LITERARY STAFF Editor-in-Chief .... Co-Managing Editors Co-Sports Editors . , . Co-Associate Editors Co-Feature Editors . . , Co-Headline Editors Co-Proof Editors . . . Co-Cut Editors . . . Typing Editor .,.. Co-Editors-in-Chief . Co-Managing Editors Co-Sports Editors . . Associate Editor . . . Headline Editor . . . Co-Proof Editors . . . Co-Cut Editors . . Typing Editor . . . FALL Audrey Buehler , . .Joanne Lindemann Lee Hiller , , . . . ,Gene Berman Ross Browender . . . .Nancy Bautz Mary Demeter . . . .Evelyn Rakita Lois Martin , Margret Hyink Lila Raskin , ,... Audrey Sine Bernice Habeck . , . . .Oldell Blum Clarice Rubin , . . , . . , . . , .Sally Bernstein SPRING .....NancyBautz Mary Demeter . , . , . . .Lee Hiller Charles Miller .......,.......Gene Berman Merl Edelman, John Searle .............NancyRogler Evelyn Rakita . , . . . .Lila Raskin . . . .Bernice Habeck Audrey Sine . . . , .Olclell Blum Clarice Rubin Jacqueline Miller BUSINESS STAFF Top Row: C. Robbins, R. Champney, Mr. Bannister, Mr. Mereen, R. Fritsche, R. Bayley, S, Goelz. Row One: I. Obot, C. Langiahr, J. Durand, M. Bachmann, E. Koepsel, D. Miller. SCROLL YEARBOCDK Now it can be told! If you have seen a student Walking down the halls mumbling nursery rhymes to himself, you may rest assured he was not re- verting to his kindergarten days. He was a mem- ber of the Yearbook literary staff, which has strug- gled for two semesters to produce the articles for this annual publication. The business staff handled the scores of subscriptions, collected the payments, and saw to it that the Yearbooks were distributed or mailed. The art staff planned, page by page, all the sketches that add so much to a bookg they also made the diagrams and designed the cover. Blot- ters, posters, and a hilarious auditorium skit aided the publicity department in their campaign to tell what Uncle Remus said. The combined staffs say, Here is the book We built, and now it is yours to enjoy for a long time. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Assistant Business Manager .,,. . . . Circulation Manager ...., . . . Treasurer .... ' ,..... Assistant Treasurer . . . . . . Publicity Manager . . . . Cut Librarian . . Roland Fritschc .Carol Langjahr .Russell Bayley , . . .Dorothy Miller .Elaine Koepsel .Marilyn Kraus .Irmgard Obot LITERARY STAFF Top Row: N. Haffner, D. Strassman, C. Zumstein, R. Triechel, R. Valesano, Mr. Milbrath, Miss Healy, J. Volkman D Westmore J Kraase Row One K. Harms, A. Kagen, K. Momsen, R. Farnum, H. Grant, A. Dubberhe. H. Post, E. Pinsker, C. Wollmnka E Powerstem R Campbell B Palee Row Two: A. Pestalozzi, D. Dott, P. Erdman, Mr. Schneller, Mr. Mereen, A. Boerner, A. Dracopoulos. LITERARY STAFF Editor-in-Chief .. Associate Editor ......,. Assistant Associate Editor . . , Art Editor ....,...,,.. Co-Literary Editors . . Assistant Literary Editor ,.,. Organization Editor ..... Classes Editor ....... Girls' Sports Editor ..., Snapsl Editor ..,.,. Sports Editor . . . Co-Photographers ., Co-Proof Editors . , . Typing Editor . . . . . .Richard Farnum . . .Jewel Volkmann . . . .Robert Drexler . . . .Norma Haffner .......Donna Dott Aspasia Dracopoulos , . . .Ann Pestalozzi . . .Allan Kagen . . , .Harvey Grant' . . . . .Barbara Paleen ,Anna May Boerner . , .Charles Zumstein . .Kenneth Momsen David Strassman Robert Valesano . .Rosanne Campbell Patsy Erdmann , . . .Etta Pinsker 58 ' f?? ff .faq .L I ' A gf? U The Yearhook staff Has a merry old time, and a merry old time have they Thinking up schemes Thinking ii p schemes To line ap your dreams For that ever approaching day ADVISEMENT MONITORS Top Row: B. Olson, B. Gotz, J. Ellcfson, R. Purdy, D. Domask, L. Suchy, C. Cross B. Harris, C. Steltz, E. Stephan, M. Christiansen. Row Two: L. Schramek, E. Koepsel, A. Wapp, E. Peters, A. Thalman, M. Putnam, J. Aldridge, A. Smith, L. Volkmann, S. TeBrake. Row One: R. Kahn, N. Diamond, B. Bonic, R. Mueller, M. Streich, E. Schoen, J. Miller, N. McCuddcn, M. Warren, D. Solomon. SERVICE HEADS Top Row: J. Harrer, H. Moller, Mr. Burling, Miss Kuehnast, Mr. McCain, J. Spector, E R. Fackler. Row One: A. Dracopoulos, J. Middlestat, R. Ginsburg. 54 . 'Ui Keeping an effective system running smoothly i r in a school as large as Washington is quite an art. X The groups upon Whom this responsibility rests have proved most capable of this great and im- portant service. Some 280 monitors, along with the f critics and student supervisors, contribute many Z hours promoting a better sense of fellowship and ' I order among the students of this school. Wherever monitors serve-in the halls, study halls, pre- Mary Monitor met a student i . Coming from a class, lunch rooms, cafeteria, and advisement department Skid Mary Monitor to the student, - there is mute but definite evidence of the faith- Let mf' W WOW P1155- l ful and efficient way in which these voluntary services are given. 24 r USHERS Top Row: K. Savadil, H. Kaschel, J. Bley, J. Searle, B. Mayer, R. Mahnke, j. Fclser, R. Saeger, C. Butenhoff, D. Kaul, L. Levin, R. Fronsoe. Row One: M. Edelman, R. Champney, D. Stauif, Mr. Bruggink, B. Mayer, R. Hellen, C. Koenig. STAGE CREW 9 0 9,- 3 , a 5 -' I s f l fx X I Hickory, Dickory, Dock, The stage crew now takes sfoclag The house lights dim, The plays begin. Hiclaory, Dickory, Dock. 25 Top Row: D. Voigt, B. Becker, J. Roy, T. Nichols. Row One: N. Haert- lein, D. Pollock, B. Nimmer. Curtain going up, places, everybodylv As the curtain slowly rises, the audience settles hack to enjoy another Washington program, whatever it may be. But do they pause to consider the eiiicient crews who keep things running so smoothly? The ushers with their colorful uniforms and cheerful smiles add a smartness, as they hand out programs and direct the seating. Meanwhile, the stagecrew quietly tests lights, puts finishing touches to the scenery, and sees that everything is in Working order. Yes, the stagecrew and ushers help make possible the old saying, The show must go on!,' -I . sa. rug'-vw DFEJJGZMDS , '-',. V A sfi..i,, -pu'-ASLSE ' 2 ls- 5 Q' WE WN - fy 1 I E' L? e o k , 3 c This is the club Thai developed the aide Thai served the selaool That George built. YD SX -Y S4 A' e Throughout his stay at Washington, Mr. Balzer repeatedly emphasized the importance of participation in eXtra-curricular activities. With the aid of his guidance, a Wide variety of clubs Was organized and authorized. From a nucleus of four, of yesteryear, We now have some sixteen clubs, all Working, all striving, all competing to find some latent ability in the students of Washington. And after this ability is found, We find them again striving to develop and exer- cise this quality that has lain concealed. No matter What this ability may be, from taking Washington provides the club for its developiiij ment. But these qualities must be molded Qandig shaped with the proper guidance. But 'Whegf6 you may say-in the classroom? Atihome? Yes, these places give some opportunity. But, .5 pictures to giving an extemporaneous speechj-Ki TV, E15 Q ss rf? ,lv -:vw i ' 11 Washington, look to your clubs, for they de-if,-2 velop the cream of the crops. I I I .gpm-w-W yn, N ww in '54 Q rg ms H . HU qw fur' Top Row: H. Poliak, A. Gibo, C. Cross, J. Lindemann, H. Humphries. J. Seifriz, G. Millar, T. Kleppe, B. Reuter, G. Pulos, R. Wetzel, M. Klumb, V. Moersfelder, M. Juedes. Row Three: S. Arenson, A. Pestalozzi, J. Baddeley, P. Kosmos, M. Terris, D. Kahn, Miss Falk, J. Hcfter, B. Harris, J. Marquardt, R. Campbell, E. Powerstein, R. Bernstein. Row Two: C. Olson, M. Erdman, M. Noll, G. Krueger, J. Drews, G. Nankin, R. Nelson, L. Olson, J. Faber, P. Haddorff, R. Orloski, S. Tscharnack, R. Ginsburg. Row One: M. Hillman, L. Wasserman, D. Banholzer, C. Miller, J. Pererson, D. Sievers, R. Mai, J. Zirbel, A. Yanow, L. Sommer, D. Pettis. SPAN1SH CLUB A 0'-, , 0 ,QW-.4154 fi Jiwfiil H eu, quid refcrf? Was ist 0161171 los? glue le jmsa, amiga mio? Ok, dear, what can the mafier be? A lizzquist is the job for 7110. Top Row: B. Brizman, H. Diers, P. Bjorklund, E. Cooper, P. Stika, R. Geschrei, W. Gaus, R. Stephan, B. Malavsky, M. Rotter, B. XVolfe, M. Michelke, S. Schmidt, J. Witteman. Row Three: L. Kramer, S. Koepsel, S. Essenmacher, N. Kamper, M. Johnson, J. Bauman, B. Habeck, V. Raebel, L. Coplan, D. Pratt, C. Sreltz, B. Paleen, B. Greene, R. Fisher. Row Two: B. Kruse, S. Levine, S. Werth, E. Pinsker, J. Saxe, E. Lamb, M. Albright, N. Hansen, D. Lampbell, C. Jacobson, L. Preuss, G. Ferro, L. Moellenbeck. Row One: J. Luff, R. Kahn, M. Dunn, S. Berman, M. Doty, K. Holtz, F. Chudobba, J. Kuttcr, C. Garfinkel, J. Carlin, M. Warren, R. Kesselman. FALL SPRING President ......,.. . . ,Robert Stephan Carol Cross I st Vice-President ....., Virginia York William Reuter Zna' Vice-President ,.... Rae Ginsberg Lila Kremer Secretary ............. Constance Miller Shirley Schmidt Treasurer .,........,. Mildred Hillman Adele Yanow Council Represerzfaiive , .Jacquelineljeterson Mildredl-Iillman Oh dear, what can the matter be? This might Well be a question the outsider would ask upon hearing some dramatization by one of the foreign language clubs. For so long under Mr. Balzer,s general coaching, these clubs have flourished with such themes as German Culture, t'Life in Old Rome, or a better understanding of the Spanish- speaking peoples. Films, songs, skits, and games are responsible for many entertaining and instruc- tive gatherings. As part of the high educational standard, the clubs have now become an integral part of extra-curricular activities. GERMAN CLUB T017 Row: M. Neth, J. Kasimor, R. Kilian, G. Hiemer, E. Schmidt H. Humphries, J. Larson, R. Smith, E. Owen, W. Genthe, L. Lubotsky s R. Wiedenhoeft, C. Bingman, L. Thoms, J. Pellar. Row Tbree. M. Schneider, W. Serbyn, W. Bower, J. Behnke, C. Anderson, B. Schwerdt- mann, Mr. Groth, J. Uekert, E. Levinsky, M. Meyer, I. Turano, R. Rup- linger, S. Brandt. Row Two: C. Nemetz, H. Klumb, H. Kugler, J. Mahsem, M. Schwan, A. George, D. Denzin, D. Dott, N. Toussaint, J. Sheehan E. Kirchberg, E. Stuht. Row One: I. Obot, B. Kiernan, B. Pershitz A. Zenger, B. Hughes, E. Zimmer, E. Schoen, C. Jahn, V. Lane, R. Mertz, M. Streich, M. Bauer, P. Hoer. President ....... . . . 1 st Vice-Presid ent 2nd Vice-President .,,.. Secretary . . . . . . . Treasurer .....,....... Council Representative 4 . FALL Irmgard Obot Carolyn Jahn Evelyn Schoen Virginia Lane Rose Mertz Charles Bingman SPRING Carolyn Jahn Carol Anderson Virginia Lane Helen Klumb Irmgard Obot Marie Neth LATIN CLUB Top Row: R. Kells, J. Haney, H. W'eiLzei, P. Stika, R. Purdy, D. Keup J. Schleifer, J. Schuldes, R. Garland, J. Hillen, R. Champney, B. Schultz G. Grim, M. Champney, B. Britt, H. Solochek, T. Bluett. Row Three. E. Bergen, J. Aldridge, C. Ruben, C. Thomas, M. Rackowski, B. Gustefson, J. Matter, Mr. Johnson, D. Thurston, J. Swidler, B. Funk, B. Burkley, N. Davis, C. Hastings, B. McCann. Row Two: J. Scklore, C. Popuch, A. Martins, L. Volkmann, M. Belinsky, S. Richards, J. Kraase, R. Biller, L. Raskin, A. Wapp, M. Naylor, V. Lane, M. Diamond, D. Friedland L. Mandarich. Row One: S. Pantazes, J. Breitweiser, R. Hubbell, S. Holmes Z Council Representative . . C. Steuer, J. Goetter, J. Appel, S. Resh, J. Gross, C. Burmeister, B. Bergen, G. Bass, G. Waxman, G. David, L. Martin. President ....,. Ist Vice-President 2nd Vice-President ..... Secretary ...... Treasurer ...... Ser geant-at-Arms FALL Betty Britt Shirley Richards Jack Schuldes Carol Thomas Sally Resh Joanne Matter Sophie Pantazes SPRING Shirley Richards Lila Raskin Joanne Matter Beverly Schultz Jeanne Gross Nancy Davis Elaine Koester Top Row: J. Wood, C. Haese, G. Sedlet, J. Uekert, J. Cyliax, J. Hambach, A. Becker, M. Becker, M. Liebman, S. Jcn', D. Keup. N. Haffner, L. Forman, B. Hall. Row Three: D. Denzin, E. Bergen, J. Eschrich, B. Parks, E. Rakita, C. Ruben, Miss Keuper, Mr. Brussock, M. Schoen, N. Davis, M. Neth, K. Spear, A. George, C. Schulz. Row Two: L. Davies, D. Dott, J. Fitz, R. Reiser, E. Schmidt, S. Schwid, B. Lipschutz, A. Nelius, D. Green, M. Glasspiegel, D. Miller. Row One: A. Lusthaus, M. Weiss, B. Bergen, G. Krueger, S. Schneider, R. Orloski, L. Perschbacher, H. Klumb, M. Demeter. Top Row: B. Schultz, N. Sweet, D. Glicksman, M. Edzlman, G. Straka, J. Schwartz, R. Browender, J. Erps, W. Gans, G. Berman, Spector, K. Eichenbaum, H. Grant, R. Hereth. Row Four: P. Potts, D. Hewitson, O. Blum, N. Twelmeyer, R. Farnum, J. Haney, R. Weissenborn, P. Priewe, J. Teplinski, D. Kohn, J. Larsen, L. Levin, B. Funk. Row Tbrre: D. Gordon, A. Pestalozzi, E. Lamb, J. Miller, A. Martins, J. Frank, L. Raskin, L. Hiller, B. Buckley, J. Kraase, D. Nelson, E. Koestcr. Row Twos C. Steuer, K. Loebel, M. Streich, C. Burmeister, H. Post, D. Lampell, C. Jacobson, S. Mickelson, A. Boerner, A. Sandback, S. Sokol. Row One: M. Hillman, G. Boxer, G. Meixner, B. Holzan, S. Mate, J. Heiser, S. Schloemilch, R. Hubbell, E. Blood, S. Berman. President .....,,. Ist Vice-President . . . 2nd Vice-President . . 3rd Vice-President . , . Secretary ........ Treasurer . , . . . . . Ambassador ...,.... Council RejJresenfati1fe Sergeant-at-Arms . , . FALL SPRING Richard Farnum Anna May Boerner Lila Raskin Grace Meixner Gerald Straka Norma Haffner John Henry Jack Teplinsky Sally Mickelson Lila Raskin Evelyn Rakita Sandra Schwid Alfred Neumann Suzanne Berman Marshall Becker Jacqueline Miller gfsllzsniqlgiiiir Robert Hereth ALPI-IANEA Wearers of the Pur-Gold A proclaim itis Alph meeting day . . . Every other Wednesday Alphane- ans proudly flaunt the badge which proclaims them loyal members of Washingtons earliest literary society. Each meeting offers something new, yet the high standard of entertainment is always main- tained. Lively, educational debates are offered, original skits and jingles, readings, and musical numbers add zest to the meetings. Projects such as the Alph-aberical choice system and birthday- month groupings promote student participation. Alphanea also initiated a Member of the Week feature. In order to attain this honor, the person must have rendered valuable service to the club or the school. Talent, Willingness, and capable leader- ship are among the qualities which keep Alphanea in its prominent place at Washington. LINCGLN What makes Lincoln Forensic Society such an outstanding organization? The answer lies in the many opportunities for social and educational im- provement offered to its members . . . Among these benefits are learning how to think and decide wisely, getting acquainted with other students, and speak- ing before audiences . . . Skits, humorous debates, community singing ,and varied readings were pre- sented to lighten the programs . . . Debating, the chief activity in Lincoln, offered such thought- provoking questions as: Should extracurricular activities become a part of the regular school time, Should the United States grant a loan to Great Britain, and, Should President Truman's Strike Settlement Plan be adopted. That's why you hear the members say, 'Tm proud to be a Lincolnite!', Top Row: A. Anton, R. Frockt, G. Steinkrauss, A. Kagen, M. Lovett, S. Berson, T. Pittelman, I. Kane, W. Marcus, G. Hart, L. Berg, A. Wein- grod, S. Kohl, H. Solochek, L. Greenbaum, F. Dubin. Raw Four: D. Stein- hardt, S. Teper, S. Benner, M. Stern, J. Swidler, B. Brizman, J. Lindemann, R. Fackler, D. Thurston, M. Poll, L. Coplan, D. Kohlenberg, L. Wolf, H. Kohlberg. Row Three: C. Lubotsky, F. Horowitz, J. Silber, E. Sernovitz, V. Lane, B. Olson, Miss Porter, Miss Purdy, R. Bilansky, R. Biller, E. Pinsker, B. Himmelreich, G. Cohen, D. Roitburd. Row Two: J. Garlinkel, J. Scklore, S. Arenson, J. Klein, C. Silberman, J. Appel, S. Shumow, E. Powerstein, S. Kane, B. Bonic, E. Perchonok. Row One: M. Engle, R. Kesselman, G. Waxman, E. Landau, S. Dubrin, N. Katzow, D. Solomon, M. Warren, S. Bernstein, R. Kahn. President ..,,.,, Ist Vice-President . . . Zna' Vice-Presia'e11t . . 3rd Vice-President . . , Secretary , . Treasurer , . . Ambassador ........ Council Representative Sergeant-at-Arms .... FALL Allan Kagen Esther Powerstein Harlyne Kohlberg George Hart Barbara Lubotsky Sally Bernstein Margaret Horner Geraldine Bass Marshall Stern G. Bass, M. Horner, SPRING Harvey Solochek Marvin Poll Sidney Kohl Donna Roitburd Beverly Bonic A Irvin Kane Esther Landau Barbara Lubotsky Allan Kagen PHILOMATI-IEA Top Row: D. Goodsett, C. Keller, R. Champney, R. Schmidt, R. Kalupa D. Bowen, R. Zimmerman, D. Moe, R. Garland, R. Winans, W. Lehr J. Schleifer, L. Steimle, R. Geschrei, R. Mudge. Row Three: L. Ladewig, J. Matter, G. Yurgaites, P. Stika, B. Brehmer, M. Rotter, Miss Handt, Mr. Candy, K. Wheeler, L. Suchy, B. Gustafson, N. Letteer, C. Thomas, N. Bautz. Row Two: A. Fretty, E. Koepsel, D. Westmore, R. Smith, R. Tushaus, J. Perlick, P. Erdmann, J. Aldridge, J. Volkmann, J. Williams, J. Mahsem, B. Pershitz. R010 One: J. Gross, E. Hambley, Bathey, S. Resh, M. Guetzlaff, S. Richards, G. Hoffman, J. Wagner, C. Garfinkel. Top Row: W. Ariens, J. Seifriz, M. Ruesch, C. Halvorson, D. Stauif, D. Herold, P. Sigwald, J. Searle, H. Bernstein, T. Gillies, L. Flanders, H. Canitz, R. Franklin, S. Marcus. Row Three: M. Champncy, R. Purdy, L. Maletz, R. Wiedenhoeft, J. Scheer, E. Tamms, C. Robbins, B. Schultz, J. Knuth, D. Hefling, F. Huber, R. Bertelson, W. Pennow, D. Holtz. Row Two: S. Pantazes, J. Karlmann, B. Holzhaeuser, C. Steltz, J. Bauman, W. Serbyn, I. Ellison, C. Miller, H. Diers, B. Brehmer, M. Widowit, M. Maas. Row One: P. Triebe, G. David, C. Langjahr, J. Peterson, M. Diamond, J. Schiller, N. Diamond, H. Menos, L. Martin. FALL SPRING President ....... . . .Carol Langjahr Lee Flanders 1 sf Vice-President ....,. Ruth Purdy Shirley Richards 2nd Vice-Presia'e11t ,.... Joan Schiller Robert Kalupa 3rd Vice-President ...... Secreiary ....... . . . Treasurer . . . . . , Ambassador ,,.......,. Council Represenfafizfr' . . Sergeant-at-Arms ....., Richard Champney Joanne Matter Joanne Matter John Searle Manette Champney Peggy Stika Dale Herold Mary Maas Gloria Hoffman Dale Herold David Stauff Charles Miller A forensic society of note which combines a host of educational and entertaining activities is Philomathea. Debates, panel discussions, extempo- raneous speeches, skits, and music, form well- rounded programs. As a fitting climax, each semes- ter, comes one of Philo's famed mixers . . . The debates, usually concerned wigth political issues, serve as a basis for more intensive team Work. These give the audience, as Well as the participants, valuable experience in good listening. To balance these serious discussions, radio plays and musical trios and solos serve to enlighten their minds . . . The man who originated the proverbial drop of Water-grain of sand must have been a Philo, be- cause no matter what one's interests are, Philo- mathea fills the bill. STATE .DEBATE ECDRENSICS One of the earliest convictions of Mr. Balzer's was the organization of a debating society to train young people to think. In the State Debate class, this ability is acquired through careful and diligent practice. The Varsity Squad, composed of Sandra Schmid and Carol Garfinkel, affirmative, and Lee Hiller and Jack Teplinsky, negative, debated the state question, Resolved, That the federal gov- ernment should provide a system of complete med- ical care, available to all citizens at public expense. They competed in the District Debate Tourna- ment at Messmer High. After meriting A's in the District and League contests, Sophie Pantazes, Sandra Schwid, and Corinne Silberman competed in the State Contest, in which Corinne placed A and Sophie, B. Three others who competed in the League Contest were Lee Hiller, Jack Teplinsky, and Harry Voight. Betty Jane Funk, Armin Greene, Louis Greenbaum, Flora Horowitz, and Barbara Schultz went as far as the District Contest . . . Those who competed only in the local were Beverly Gutglass, Betty Lip- schutz, Sari Schneider, Carol Garfinkel, and Donna Roitburd. T011 Row: C. Silberman, L. Hiller, B. Schultz, L. Greenbaum, H. Voigt, J. Teplinsky, B. Lipschutz, S. Schwid, S. Pantazes. First Row: C. Garfinkel, B. Funk, Mr. Dewey, F. Horowitz, B. Gutglass, S. Schneider. J. Teplinsky, L. Hiller, Mr. Dewey, C. Garfinkel, S. Schwid. Here we go to Alphanea, to Lincoln, Pbilomatlaea. Here we go to learn to speak To help our school attain the peak. a? Q, NATURE STUDY Top Row: E. Schley, M. Warren, S. Wunsch, R. Schmidt, F. Harris, R. Nelson, G. Treichel, D. Stauff, C. Halverson, M. Edelman, G. Lashway. Row Two: C. Kanter, S. Kulakow, R. Lange, W. Serbyn, B. Schley, Mr. Holbrook, T. Ellison, C. Miller, N. Odegaard, D. Malmberg, R. Keil. Row One: S. Schloemilch, J. Kleiner, B. Schwantes, R. Lipscomb, K. Kotvis, H. jaquith, D. Miller, A. Guyot, J. Doro. FALL SPRING President ....., , . .George Treichel David Stauff Vice-President . . . . . .William Serbyn William Serbyn Secretary .... . . .Alfred Neumann Karlyn Kotvis Treasurer ............. Nancy Odegaard Nancy Odegaard Council Representative . .Karlyn Kotvis Glenn Lashway Sergeant-at-Arms ..,... Charles Miller GeorgeTreichel The Nature Study Club has been a source of inspiration to those interested in finding out the Why's and Wherefore's of nature's Wonders. Lec- tures, demonstrations, and films have been only a few of the programs the naturalists have enjoyed at their meetings. A famous photographer and lec- turer presented a much lauded movie on birds. A demonstration on dog training and a lecture on tropical fish proved to be of interest .... Through a membership in the Wisconsin Junior Academy of Science, the club has had not only a means of corresponding with other nature study clubs but also an opportunity to read in its small publication of the activities of fellow naturalists. xi gs .AJ l l fem Mary, Mary, quite contrary, How does your garden grow? To the uniniated, chemistry may be a mysterious business of smoke, flashes, and vile smells, but this idea is not shared by the knowing members of Chemistry Club. This organization is an extension of the chemistry classes, for the meetings are held to demonstrate practical applications of this branch of science to industry and everyday life. In this day of plastics and synthetics, practical applica- tions are on every hand. FALL SPRING President ,... .... N orma Haffner Robert Bertelson Vice-President ,... .... C arol Anderson Barbara Waschick Secretary-Treasurer ..... Carol Garfinkel Ardene Lusthaus Council Representative . .Shirley Richards Doris Thurston Sergeant-at-Arms ...... Sally Mickelson Charles Miller Top Row: D. Stelzner, E. Heidschmidt, G. Sargent, W. Genthe, O. Matthias, C. Butenhoff, I. Kane, J. Erps, G. Hart, J. Miehor, R. Rhemer, J. Clausing, R. Kaufman, D. Kuswa, A. Haffner. Row Four: C. Anderson, J. Larsen, D. Thurston, J. Stude, J. Harrer, S. Rilling, M. Edelman, Mr. Pestalozzi, N. Brandtner, J. Poser, J. Ostergren, D. Hoff, H. Weitzel, K. Foss, B. Waschick. Row Three: A. Thalman, J. Raddeman, S. Wilmes, E. Cooper, CHEMISTRY CLUB Bcrtelson, G. Hiemer, A. Clauer, N. Haffncr, L. Maletz, C. Miller Papa, B. Greene, L. Volkmann. Row Two: G. Hoffmann, S. Richards Wagner, C. Flessert, E. Lamb, J. Frank, L. Hitz, N. McCudden Pershitz, M. Dafton, J. Ask, P. Arndt, L. Moellenbeck. Roux One: Polacheck, M. Dunn, L. Panter, S. Mickelson, M. Doty, B. Kruse . Anderson, L. Dunn, G. Meixner, G. Boxer, C. Garfinkel, J. Luff, B. Love s u v PHYSICS CLUB Top Row: W. Gaus, R. Gettle, M. Rauch, R. Plewe, W. Schoen, L. Widen, R. Treichel, J. Erps, W. Haker, R. Browender, C. Bethke, R. Baer, R. Roeber, G. Welch. Row Three: R. Johnson, P. Dumke, A. Rose, O. Mohr, C. Freigang, Mr. Suchy, Mr. Losse, L. Dralle, R. Nealson, J. Lemezis, R. Johnson, R. Fritsche. Row Two: H. Grant, R. Purdy, B. Britt, G. Freudenreich, C. Zumstein, G. Wolf, J. Knuth, C. Schaefer, D. Keup. Row One: H. Poliak, S. Harms, M. Rackowski, L. Ladewig, N. Haifner, J. Aldridge, E. Hopp, D. Kohn. T017 Row: D. Kuswa, R. Boldt, M. Lovett, G. Berman, M. Dumdie, T. Thornton, M. Ruesch, W. Ariens, J. Seifriz, D. Goodsett, A. Joseph, H. Humphries. Row Three: L. Davis, G. Koenig, R. Kaufman, A. Thier- felder, B. Marx, R. Wietzel, T. Joachimi, J. Pfeil, R. Bertelson, J. Mar- quardt. Row Two: M. Albright, B. Paleen, N. Toussaint, D. Thurston, E. Horn, G. Huber, R. L. Biller, R. Campbell, N. McCudden. Row One: M. Warren, D. Banholzer, C. Miller, J. Slater, M. Altman, J. Mittelstaedt, J. Peterson, G. David, D. Solomon. 0 FALL SPRING President ...., .... G race David Ruth Biller Vice-President .... .... G . Freudenreich Mildred Warren Secretary-Treasurer ..... Betty Britt Doris Kohn Council Representative . .Grace David Ruth Biller Sergeant-at-Arms , ..... Robert Baer Irving Luntz Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water. . . . But, as any ardent member of the Physics Club will tell you, to get up that hill, they 1 had to overcome Fzllncg plus the resistance due to friction. These future Newtons and Fara- days learned about such things through the many interesting films, lectures, and field trips this past year. Radios, railroads, films, and airplanes claimed their share of attention from these young physi- cists. The highlight of the year was a talk by Dr. Elda Anderson, head of the physics department at Milwaukee Downer College, on her experiences in Los Alamos, New Mexico, at the testing of the first atomic bomb. Yes, since it was organized in 1921, the Physics Club has gone up the hi11,' in knowledge. V l x Top Row: B. Jaworski, C. Klatt, B. Brehmer, G. Schwei, D. Strassman, G. Zumstein, G. Hart, R. Fauska, R. Valesano, D. Misselhorn, G. Millar, A. Schmid, R. Schuele, R. VanSerden, K. Mimsen. Row Tbree: B. Brizman, A. Rasmussen, H. Grivetz, D. Selbo, V. Fosdick, J. Pellar, L. Rabinovitz, Mr. Mereen, B. Marx, A. Tompkins, N. Haffner, N. Toussaint, A. Stanek, C. Salmon. Row Two: B. Funk, C. Kanter, C. Solsrud, R. Bigott, J. Goral, N. Haertleiri, C. Schneider, A. Thalman, M. Klebenow, D. Schram, J. Fitz, P. Froemming. Row One: M. Warren, B. Nimms, C. Thien, B. Pershitz, G. Wittenberg, R. Keil, M. Schwan, A. Boerner, L. Kessler, H. Kugler, M. Kraus. , To recapture the original beauty of a scene is the aim of every Camera Club member. Besides, the Kodakers,' are about the only ones who can boast a picture of our varsity eleven .... Twice a year, on Portrait Night, the members get an opportunity to photograph a student model with all the trimmings. They also get a taste of friendly competition when they submit snaps for their club contest, with the hope of entering one of the na- tional contests. This year, they took part in the Inter-High School Contest sponsored by Extension. Another profitable undertaking was a tour of the photographic department of the Public Museum. . . . The Camera Club looks forward to many more programs, trips, and informative meetings. CAMERA CLUB Top Row: R. Johnson, W. Genthe, M. Keller, G. Welch, C. ButenhoE, J. Wierdsma, K. Lange, T. Thornton, H. Humphries, J. Seifriz, G. Sargent, M. Klurnb. Row Tbree: H. Green, L. Lauersdorf, B. Gellman, P. Erdmann, J. Faulkner, S. Boettcher, V. Moersfelder, R. Hereth, R. Kells, F. Spidell. Row Two: J. Baddeley, J. Eschrich, B. Martin, C. Schuster, M. Schoen, A. Geiger, S. Seifert, P. Pagel, B. Brehmer. Row One: N. Cavanaugh, S. Kane, S. Schneider, J. Nuoffer, N. McCudden, J. Peterson, C. Miller. FALL SPRING President ......,. Robert Valesano David Strassman Vice-President .... Robert Van Eerden Robert Van Eerden Secretary .... . . .Anna May Boerner Nancy Toussaint Treasurer . . . . . .Christine Schneider Patricia Pagel Council Rep .....,. Bradley Brehmer Beverly Brehmer .vo r in ,ji 4.4 , I .:.. ..-gl S1 CDRCHESTRA Top Row: Mr. Erdman, H. Mohr, R. Eberharclt, G. Spicer, J. Hiller. Row Three: M. Erdman, R. Paris, E. Parness, J. Haney, H. Williams, J. Nichols, R. Holzer, R. Pusch. Row Two: A. Guzetta, Y. Savage, Cock.-a-doodle doo, Cock.-a-doodle doo, What will the 0rL'bf'sz'1'a do? The 11zaster's lost his fiddle sfivfc And fuzows Hof wlmf fo rio! H. Schneider, J. Michel, Nankin, D. Jarckow, K. Gallatin, T. Thornton J. Krause. Row One: S. Wcrth, L. Hiller, J. Miller, A. Wegner B. Askotsky, R. Kesselman. An orchestra pit in the auditorium! This added space and convenience spell more power to the capable musicians of the Washington High orches- tra. The Versatility of this group was demonstrated throughout the year when renditions from many famous composers of today and yesterday were played With much skill and art. The positions in the orchestra are based upon tryouts which enable the director, Mr. Robert W. Erdman, to select from the group the sectional leaders. The public school contribution to the Centurama was aided by students from Washington in the All-City Orchestra. y u Top Row: I. Luntz, A. Rse, M. Lovett, K. Beaver, H. Kahn, D. Baum. Row Tbrcc: L. Thoms, H. Diers, C. Rubin, M. Anastos, T. Tesclmn, J. Sladky, D. Dott, W. Scrbyn, J. Roy. Row Two: C. Stelz, S. Richards, The annual Winter Kiddie Concert gave the schools in the district an opportunity to view Washington's orchestra in action. Also, as usual, friends and parents of these young musicians came to hear the excellently presented numbers of the Spring Concert. Such pieces as 'QThe Polevetzian Dancesn by Alexander Barodin, and the first move- ment of Joseph Hayden's Military Symphony were presented. No auditorium program is com- plete Without music, and several times during the past year the orchestra provided appropriate selec- tions. The orchestra has maintained a prominent place in 'wasliington during the past year. I CDRCHESTRA B. Lipschutz, C. Jahn, F. Barteltt, M. Erdman, M. Lederer, S. Heller. Row One: R. johnson, L. Wedin, I. Guember, j. Wililams, A. Wapp, L. Passmiller, B. Parks. lst Violins . . . . . .Betty Lipschutz 2nd Violins . . . Viola .,... Cello .,... Siring Bass . . Woodzvinds . Brass ....... Stage Manager . . . C0-Librarians Secrefary , . . . . .Mary Beth Erdman . . . .Lois Donnelly . . .Bernice Askotsky . . . . .Helen Kahn . . .Myron Lovett . , .Richard Holzer . . ,Kurt Gallatin . . .Audrey Wegner Jacqueline Miller . . .Mary Beth Erdman BAND Top Row: R. Teschan, R. Evcrhardt, B. Van Engel, E. Tamms, G. Johnson, H. Canitz, R. Paris, M. Keller, R. Matzen. Row Three: Mr. Erdman, E. Parness, J. Haney, H. Williams, J. Demrath, R. Holzer, S. Berson, R. Pusch, A. Clauer, L. Tschantz, K. Schaeffer. Row Two: R. Treichel, Clarinet . . . .... Myron Lovett Flute . . .... Theodora Teschan Oboe . . . ......., Jean Roy Bassoon ..........,... ,,,. K eirh Beaver Bass and Alto Clarinet . . . ,,.. Keith Beaver Saxophone ....,.,. 1. . .,.. Rae Ginsberg French Horn , . , .... Emanuel Parness Cornet .,... .,.. A llan Kagen Trombone , . .... Henry Canitz Baritone . . ..,..... Erwin Tams Tuba .... ..., B ertram Van Engel Pc'rc'1issio1z ..,. ......,....,.,, R obert Amrhein Stage Md77dgC?1'S . . . , . ,Orville Matthais, Walter Grobbe Librarian ....... ,............ M ayrietta Rietz ASSiSlid711f Librarian , , ,,...... joan Lujf Secretary ....... .,,. E leanor Hambley A. Rose, C. Robbins, W. Linden, O. Matthais, W. Serbyn, H. Green, W. Grohe, J. Knotek, R. Hansen. Row One: E. Knoeskel, R. Armheim, J. Kass, M. Wille, Roy, Larsen, Sladky, T. Teschan, R. Ginsburg, M. Kietz. Left! Right! Left! Right! Not a drill, but our band playing us into the auditorium. Maybe it's for a pep rally, or a lecture. But Whatever it is, We can expect some choice musical selections. Our school band, under the leadership of Mr. Robert W. Erdman, has developed into an organization capable of presenting a high grade of music. The progbrams this year have been numerous and unusually Well rendered. The greatest musical event of the year was the Spring Concert. This annual custom presented the results of the year's hard Work and study and proved gratifying and successful. Top Row: R. Bailey, H. Mohr, M. Erdman, K. Koebrick, G. Steinkraus, A. Kagen, J. Nickel, P. Suelflow, A. Pestalozzi, J. Krause. Row Three: O. Mohr, C. Muth, G. Lashway, A. Lunde, N. Wendel, D. Green, M. Schwartzburg, K. Beaver, M. Marquardt. Row Two: I. Luntz, The marching band Was an essential feature at all football games. Their snappy drum cadence and catchy tunes roused the crowd's enthusiasm. Days of concentrated practice resulted in smooth marching and snappy formations. Among other special appearances made by the band during the year Were the concerts for the students of neigh- borhood schools, the teachers' convention at the Vocational School, and the Wisconsin Forensic Society, and the Teachers' Institute. The band has once again attained its goal of the year - to fur- nish the school with the highest standards of musical entertainment. BAND Suchy, T.. Caplan, M. Reinhardt, M. Engler, J. Bauman, Faber, Bartcll, C. Faubel, J. Luff. Row Onc: R. Johnson, J. Peterson, Johnson, D. Dott, J. Hayes, L. Preuss, E. Koester, P. Haddorf, Stockman, B. Erdmann, D. Baum. Old King Waslu was a 1ner1'y old soul, And ll 11zvrry old soul was he, He called for his d7'1L77ISj He culled for his hom, A7211 he called for his CI!l1'i17C'fS three. A CAPPELLA Top Row: H. Herzberg, I. Cremi, J. Cyliax, C. Keller, D. Mohr, D. Neu- bauer, D. Brown, J. Ernst, R. Thurrell, C. Arndt, J. Holler, H. Gould. Row Three: J. Keyser, D. Schram, J. Buxa, R. Engbretson, N. Lisch P. Kosmos, H. XSlutsky, M. Neumann, R. Keely, J. Stieghorst. Row Two X - 4 , 0 , . X W A . . I lll llll Sing a song of six pence, A pocket full of fun, Four times twenty songsters Make the fourth floor hum. N. Wunderlich, S. Werth, D. Dott, P. Frocmming, F. Barthel, J. Fitz, B. Bodendoerfer, C. Steltz, R. Kohl, Ron' One: M. Kraus, B. Marmorstein, Y. Suelflow, J. Peterson, J. Miller, A. Sandback, A. Boerner, B. Pnleen, B. Parks. A Cappella, one of the purest forms of musical expression, is very old. Our school's A Cappella Choir links the musical past and present by carry- ing on the tradition of singing unaccompanied ecclesiastical music. Often, though, they are ac- companied by the organ or the piano in such secu- lar music as love songs and novelty pieces . . . As is the custom, the choir caroled in the halls before Christmas. Our school celebration would be notice- ably lacking without these simple everlasting carols sung so beautifully. One crisp December night passers-by in the downtown streets heard the voices of our schoir over a public-address system from the second floor balcony of the Plankinton Arcade. In Spring the choir presented a program of delightful numbers as part of the musical event of the year - the Spring Concert. A CAPPELLA I Top Row: R. Fauska, R. Plewe, J. Lange, J. Haering, J. Roy, J. Pulos, C. Elmer, G. Millar, D. Kriz, Y. DeSwarte, J. Ostergren, E. Klein. Row Three: W. Walberr, J. Teplinsky, S. Lehmann, P. Suelflow, M. Strohl, B. Thulin, Y. Savage, J. Behnkc, M. Kunarh, E. Cross, H. Kahn. Row A Cappella was represented among the six hundred choristers who took part in the public schools' con- tribution to the Milwaukee Centurama and the Easter Sunrise Service at Washington Park . . . The success of these chosen few is due largely to a sin- cere interest in vocal music. A rehearsal usually starts by vocalizing in order to prepare for the selections to come. Sometimes a member of the choir steps up to the podium and leads a song. Be- sides helping the individual to understand the in- tricacies of the directing, it benefits the whole group in following the idiosyncrasies of their maestro, Whoever he may be . . . We are justly proud of our A Cappella Choir and their leader, Mr. Fred Smith. Two: N. Toussaint, J. Sheehan, J. Huhnkc, G. Huber, K. Hartman, M. Konrad, B. Koepke, S. TeBrake, J. Eiilandt. Row One: Mr. Smith, R. Purdy, L. Preuss, N. Shumow, A. Pestalozzi, A. Lundc, N. Wendel, C. Langjahn, D. Banholzer. A CAPPELLA CHOIR LAND OF HOPE AND GLORY. , , . . .Elgar O SING YOUR SONGS ................. Cain CINDY, American Folk Song ,.,.. Aw. by Wilsotn SALVATION IS CREATED ...... Tscbesnokoyff H WASHINGTON PLAYERS F S Top Row: P. Sigwalt, J. Schwartz, L. Flanders, G. Picard, R. Nelson, R. Garland, M. Becker, J. Shapiro, D. Bowen, G. Pulos, G. Straka. Row Three: W. Pennow, P. Stika, C. Cross, T. Teschan, R. Teschan, Mr. Lubenow, D. Stauff, R. Champney, D. Keup, J. Teplinsky. Row Two: E. Powell, L. Ladewig, J. Matter, M. Champney, J. Haney, M. Kodell, S. Schmidt, L. Levin, N. Bautz. Row One: B. Lipchutz, S. Shumow, H. Kahn, M. Meyers, E. Stephan, D. Kohlenberg, C. Silberman, S. Arenson. Top Row: H. Lakich, B. Schultz, H. Slutsky, R. Geschrei, J. Schleifer, R. Fauska, B. Kummer, S. Kohl, R. Franklin, H. Solochek, L. Suchy, C. Steltz. Row Three: S. Richards, G. Krueger, M. Anastos, E. Peters, C. Salmon, J. Miller, M. Engler, C. Schulz, J. Bathey. Row Two: S. Pantazes, A. Sandback, S. Werth, B. Siegil, V. Lane, F. Horowitz, L. Wolf, E. Schmidt, S. Schneider. Row One: B. Hermann, C. Langjahr, S. Resh, L. Kremer, S. Matis, P. Triebe, D. Solomon. All the World's a stage, Where every man must play his part . . .M In thirty-two years our dramatic club has come a long Way in providing entertain- ment for pupils and public. However, the primary purpose of the Washington Players is not to enter- tain, but to teach and give experience in dramatics. Such fundamentals as breathing, pronunciation, enunciation, posture, and stage technique are taught to the Thespians through interesting talks and demonstrations. Climaxing the Players' busy year Was their first public performance in four years - a performance of Cornelia Otis Skinner's hilarious comedy, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. ALL PRING President ,.... .... M arshall Becker Carol Langjahr Vice-President . , . .... Delmar Banholzer Carol Cross Secretary .,,. .... S ally Rash Joanne Matter Treasurer ..,..,,....,. John Schleifer Audrey Sandback Council Representative . Manette Champney Sally Resh Sergeant-at-Arms ...... Richard Champney Gerald Straka Q5 el T ight When good King Artlmr ruled the land, He was a goodly king, l But now our hearts are young and gay Because the plays the thing. 1-ICDME ECCDNGMICS Top Row: B. Martin, A. Gibo, H. Weitzel, C. Gerstenberger, R. Plate, C. Keller, C. Klatt, B. Jaworski, Ostergren, J. Behnke, C. Thomas, B. Thulin. Row Two: P. Froemming, A. Rasmussen, C. Stark, M. Hinrz, Miss Carlson, Miss Fairall, D. Schram, J. Karlmann, B. Brehmer, J. Effllandt. Row One: M. Gee, H. Mcnos, S. Pantazes, B. Krueger. M. Noll, K. Holtz, M. Jabloniecky, J. Anderson, F. Chudobba, C. Bertal. FALL SPRING President ..... . . .Carol Thomas Mary Ann Noll Vice-Presicleni . . . . .Sophie Pantazes Sophie Pantazes Carol Keller Helen Menos Fern Chudobba Sergean!-ai-Arms ..,... Janet Karlmann Janet Karlmann Secretary .,.., . , .Carol Keller Treasurer ,,........... Helen Menos Council Representative' . .Fern Chudobba GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS Top Row: P. Bjorlunel, Fall Senior Vice Pres., L. Suchy, Fall Junior Pres., Spring Senior Sec'y, C. Keller, Fall Senior Sec,y, Miss Nickle, Mrs. Bruns, Miss Leete, Miss Meyer, Mrs. Gross, Mis Murphy, C. Klart, Fall Senior Rreas.g Uekert, Fall Gen'l Treas., N. Letteer, Fall Junior St. Council, Spring Senior Pres. Firxl Row: I. Becker, Fall Sophomore St. Council, E. Koester, Fall Sophomore Treas., P. Haddorff, Fall Sophomore Sec'y, J. Orzewalla, Fall Senior Pres., J. Sladky, Fall Sophomore Vice Pres., P. Bailey, Fall Senior St, Council, H. Kohlberg, Fall Sophomore Pres., Spring Junior Vice Pres., L. Preuss, Fall Junior Sec'y, Spring Senior Vice Pres., G. Hoffmann, Fall Junior Vice Pres., B. Chrudimsky, Fall Junior Treas., Spring Senior Trcas. In addition to programs featuring the girl, her home and community, the Home Economics Club prepared donations for the Soldiers' Home and the Red Cross. The Girls' Club combined Welfare Work With social functions. Social hours spent in art Work, knitting, sewing, and preparing scrapbooks for individuals View with seasonal partis and the formal Springtime. These organizations aided in Wholesome development of Washington girls. GIRLS' CLUB v I x ' I , 'S p i' ,ui -4 To Home Ee., fo Home Er. To sew zz fine seanz, 111 order 1f0 rmzmzgc' the home of your cfrerznz. Nferlles and pins, needles and pins, Wbe11 you join Girls, club, your fun lzegins. BOYS' CLUB Top Row: R. Baer, B. Dobratz, J. Ernst, J. Fletcher, M. Frenz, R. Fauska, M. Acterberg, W. Franklin, E. Dethein, R. Gettle, T. Gaede, J. Felse, M. Franklin, J. Hartzheim, D. Guten. Row Four: L. Greenbaum, J. Gerhard, W. Brodersen, M. Franklin, M. Dumdie, S. Berson, L. Glotzer, D. Barker, D. Blivas, L. Flanders, L. Berg, G. Fetter, D. Kaul, S. Glassman. Row Three: D. Goodsett, P. Feingold, G. Fink, L. Burstein, D. Andrews, Miss Kuehnast, W. Ariens, R. Bayley, L. Gregg, G. Dutiin, F. Huber. Row Two: D. Beranich, R. Colwell, D. Hoff, K. Franz, J. Clausing, M. Bailey, S. Betts, D. Farnum, R. Gehlhaart, H. Allisch. Row One: R. Bauer, K. Beaver, G. Grossman, M. Altman, F. Bander, N. Boucher, T. Bluett, M. Erdman, S. Benner, R. Burkard, J. Obot. Top Row: J. Evert, J. Hillen, K. Lange, R. McGrath, D. Nelson, R. Kitzman, T. Kleppe, R. Heidel, D. Moe, G. Hanson, J. Hiller, M. Mathey, M. Morris, D. Harman, K. Howden, R. Johnson, J. Krause. Row Four: J. Bley, F. Axel, A. Haag, J. Larson, D. Holzman, E. Holz, R. Nealon, R. Kuebler, J. Muehlbach, W. Jurss, B. Malansky, E. Jesse, G. Henes, T. Anderson, R. Harman, S. Kohl. Row Three: D. Hoeppner, C. Kacerovsky, R. Larsen, M. Liebman, S. Koltin, A. Joseph, P. Leuzinger, G. Kaiser, J. Keith, G. Lewis, J. Lemezis, H. Humphries, K. Kloiber, D. Grendrod. Row Two: C. Ladwig, A. Lerner, A. Kohler, G. Koenig, G. Juech, C. Kuchler, D. Mohr, D. Ludwig, L. Meyers, T. Joachimi, E. Huerlimann, C. Krause, D. LeClaire, H. Hubert. Row One: B. Kaplan, R. Lipscomb, R. Engbretson, J. Kroll, J. Menke, G. Huhnke, R. Kells, R. Mason, R. Krause, L. Kessler, A. Lunde. Ask any boy what the best club in the school is, and the answer will almost invariably be, Why, the Boys' Club, of course! The Boys' Club, origi- nally organized by newsboys as the Street Traders FALL OFFICERS President ..,.,. .,...,.......,,. ,... D o nald Stanek Vice-President . . . ....... Paul Sigwalr Secretary ...,..... . . .Thomas Laughlin Treasurer ,...,..,,.... ...,.... J ohn Searle Council Representative . , ..., Robert Romanik Sergeant-af-Arms .,... .... A rthur Haag Frank Osborn Robert Reinke in 1916 to prevent violation of the Street Trade Acts, has greatly expanded into a social club, now devoted to the purpose of furthering social con- tacts, promoting better scholastic standings, and providing entertainment of masculine interest. This last is easily supplied through talks and movies on various sports, outside speakers, talks by the members on their many interesting and varied hob- bies, and student bands. The movies and talks are entertainment well received. They are usually on baseball, football, basketball, or some other current sport. Several Sports Highlights of the Year have been shown recently. SPRING OFFICERS President .,... , . . Vice-President ..... 2nd Vice-President . . Secretary ..,...... Treasurer , . , Council Representative Sergeant-at-Arms ..., ,,.,.John Searle . . . . . . .Paul Sigwalt . . ,Donald Harman . . . ,Thomas Laughlin , , . ,David Rabin Richard Simon . , .... Louis Greenbaum . . . .Arthur Haag Frank Osborn Feeling that Street Tradersv is too limited a title, the club decided last year that the member- ship should be opened to all boys, and not just to those who work after school . . . The benefits of the Boys' Club are many. In which other club can you learn up-to-date information on the art of scouting, or some fine point in the field of sports? . . . Before a meeting the whole lower floor of the Auditorium is Hlled with boys eager to get started with the bill o'fare, waiting for the signal from the single woman in charge of these 600 boys . . . BOYSX CLUB Top Row: P. Sigwalt, A. Olson, W. Reuter, D. Schmitz, N. Mangan, B. Mayer, R. Roeber, W. Mueller, R. Roogen, R. Romanik, M. Rauch, G. Perry, P. Nelezen, W. Laev, D. Rabin, A. Seemann. Row Four: J. Seifriz, W. Paleen, D. Pack, J. Kramer, R. Simon, D. Wells, T. Nygren, O. Mohr, D. O'Neil, R. May, F. Osborn, K. Olson, M. Mendelsohn, H. Rossebo, A. Plese. Row Three: C. Nielsen, D. McGowan, R. Swenson, M. Rotter, J. Mendeloff, J. Pfeil, D. Savic, G. Perrin, J. Spector, M. Pivar, E. Schaefer, K. Savadil, K. Olson, E. Reuter. Part Two: D. Miller, D Rosenberg, J. Nichols, J. Nankin, P. Reese, R. Jones, K. Schaefer, T. O'Brien, B. Putzier, M. Mason, R. Rieger, M. Poll, H. Mohr. Row One: M. Myslis, C. Pitts, R. Skacel, R. Potts, R. Petrie, D. Moratz, R. Lisberg, J. Nault. Top Row: B. Becker, R. Shanley, R. Winans, W. Thierfclder, D. Rynders, D. Westgaard, R. Reinke, R. Peters, J. Mahoney, R. Treichel, R. Zimmer- man, W'. Schoen, M. Schrueter, R. Wandel, W. Haker, J. Searle, D. Roehr. Row Four: C. Schwei, C. Hubert, J. Schleiffer, D. Meyer, A. Stullich, L. Voge, P. Weidig, D. Schroeder, J. Wierdsma, J. Roggenbauer, D. Stanek, A. Smith, R. Vogeler, R. Zucge, C. Roy, A. Schmid. Row Three: A. Lipschutz, P. Schmidt, R. Stinkraus, T. Truss, D. Pohlhammer, R. Schloegel, T. Veech, R. Snyder, S. Schnoll, H. Solochek, R. VanEerden, J. Siebrecht, R. Taugmer, N. Sweet, L. Rabinovitz. Row Two: J. Fazio, F. Wiviott, R. Wietzel, M. Zetley, G. Wolf, T. Thornton, R. Siewert, H. Voigt, R. Schucle, N. Weinlein, S. Franklin, D. Zaul, M. Ruesch, E. Schmidt, D. Mann. Row One: J. Slater, J. Sutherland, J. Rueth, R. Pandl, W. Walpert, A. Thierfelder, E. Yanke, G. Zimpelmann, R. Rhemer, R. Thomson, R. Zfronsoe, J. Schreiner. Most of Washington's boys have come to know that time spent at the club,s worthwhile meetings results in knowledge, fellowship, and down-to-earth fun. , , , F f ' if l V of fQ Psassesf 2 Q . Q ' vi X a. if f . f 0 e a-N1 umm J fgf R This is the athlete all hrawn and hrairz Thai foughl fo hring home honor aml fame And special glory to the club That alevelopecl the aide That servecl the school Thai George hailf. ,.-,-1 , Yes, here are the athletes that have Won the glory for the school that he built. Encouraged by his interest in its activities, the sports depart- ment, during the thirty-five years Mr. Balzer was principal, developed into one of the finest in the city. He shared the pride of the students and coaches-yes, the entire school-as year after year Washington continued to turn out champions. Football was the Hrst sport to be introduced at Washington--back in barrack days. Cross country, track, golf, tennis, swim- ming, Wrestling, and basketball-each has claimed attention as the school has grown. The girls, too, have enjoyed their share in the de- velopment of sports at Washington. Today, the girls' athletic department, organized as Wahiat, includes such sports as basketball, table- tennis, volley4ball, badminton, baseball, and shuffleboard. Both girls and boys at Washington enjoy good sportsmanship and clean-cut compe- tition as a result of the standards set by Mr. Balzer and his associates. A N figs, I A A Q by Sw W W ri , ily! gi! K , 5 3 isgqif Vw Q1 V. Vg 5 99' T f 545 ' It fn' . M , H , 631 in KEN? ff ' ..1mjR kf- 1 A . , vviz ,P Qk A L k . '5 '::5:.l3g A ' ,ATV .I5'fE:- ' k Y' 731 ,'w4 ,: V f, 1 ,kl n ,- ' ,,, L' im 1, ,f:'f,g,-fi f s.',.,.'H - 5 A ' 'Hg ,X ,, .Q , Q ' ' A W Q ' - :uw L- i ' ff ' -Mg. ,, . ,f , f P AG, ,lk-:Ayr XT, --- , iinfx 'af' Wan ww 1 Y-Pv4'i'g Wien? rp 1 y- 4 36 534 -E Q if fm Ziggy , 0.4. A X I 1 V , J -4? 'F .agjqmi .V .-,, - I-:Qi-15.53 ,4 f 311, ' 5 , 'W -.:..-155, .:,.. XL few- K 1 . . W Af x ,Wag 1 ,J fm V -Q Q S, was Q n 115351. 'I 'Q 3, Q5 k Kia? 5 .53 5 , - uf 2. W ' fw,-5Cig'fw,, . If 1, 'X , ' '.', I,? 5lgQf52XfflL7?fL. fiyifi fd -- W1 isgilvi' 1, W,Kg,v :MEQQQQQ1 15 X 9 in 4 '- i R. GETTLE A. FROEHLICH J. VALLIER J. POWERS L. BLACKBOURN A. HECHT S. GOODEARLE B. DERRWALDT With the winning of the 11th City Conference Title under the coaching of Mr. Blackbourn, an era has ended. With pride, it can be pointed out that Purgold elevens under Coach Blackbourn reached an overall total of 134 victories against 27 setbacks, a truly admirable record. In the 22-year tenure of Lisle Sr., an impressive list of stars was formed. Among them, Pat Harder, Doug Renzel, Howie Boese, Milt Trost, and Wally Cruice, just to mention a few, were coached by the maker of championsf, COACHES Though he has resigned his post as football coach, Mr. Blackbourn will continue as the physical educa- tion department head, director of athletics, gym teacher, golf and basketball coach. Coach John Powers will replace Coach Black- bourn in the coming football season. Mr. Powers served as line coach for 11 seasons during the period of 1934-1947, except for the two years he was in the navy. We give heartfelt thanks to Mr. Blackbourn for the fine job he did and extend best wishes for successful seasons to Mr. Powers. r l 'Top Row: Coach Blackbourn, R. May, M. Vogeler, L. Coles, R. Van Eerden, R. Zuege, H. Miller. Secovm' Row: R. Ras- mussen 1Mgr,j, Gerhard, G. Henes, T. Truss, E. Jessie, R. Holt fMgr.j, T. Allison 1Mgr. Firsl Row: D. Beranick, R. Taugher, D. Grinrod, R. Larsen. 5C1S0H,SRCC0fd Coach Blackbourn,s Purgold varsity out-scored Washington Custer I I I I 7 their opponents again in winning seven out of eight Washington North 4 V V v 0 games to secure the City Championship. Washington West ,.... . O Wfashington Bay View . . 13 Custer V 4 il? In the first game of the season, the Washington Washington Tech '.. ., A 0 eleven rolled a 38-7 victory over an over-confident Washington Rufus King I 9 Custer eleven. Our school s team, spark plugged by Howie Miller, Larry Coles, and Captain Bob Peters, had an easy time most of the game. Utilizing the City Standings policy that opportunity knocks but once, our varsity made good use of the few fumbles that W L TP OP Custer dropped. Washington . 7 1 243 42 East ..... , 6 K2 1 M 84 5 7 Lin-coln . . . .6 2 106 64 North Rufus King .Sh 25 109 79 Using an accurate and powerful aerial attack, North ....,. .5 3 82 51 our Purgold eleven out-bombed the Q'Blue Deviln Pulaski JM 4M 69 128 squad to win the game 20-0. Besides the snappy West ...,. .3 M 4k 41 67 attack our gridiron squad also used a crushing Bay View .... 3 5 49 95 ground offensive. Larry Coles and Howie Miller Custer ..... .... 2 6 85 165 made the scoring touchdowns. A tense moment oc- Boys' Tech . . . ..., 2 6 85 165 cured when North made a nearly successful bid to South ....,. .... 0 8 60 120 score near the end of the first half. Top Row: R. Harmon, D. Pohlhammer, R. Gentle, D. Westgaard, R. Reinke, R. Peters, R. Mahnke, R. Ove, J. Drews, W. Schoen, Coach Powers. Second Row: R. Hartman, A. Haag, R. Vogeler, R. Weeks, J. McCully, R. Steinkraus, W. Laev, . D. Rabin, T. Champion. Firxt Row: J. Winninger, T. Anderson, R. Pivar, M. Zetly, S. Schnall, H. Miller. West Smashing line plan and shifty backfield work re- sulted in the Blackbournmen's crushing the West Redmen. The snappy signal caller, Wally Vogeler, sent Henes, Van Eerdan, and Larry Coles over the line four times for the 28-0 victory tally. Bay View Trampling Bay View in the fourth win of the season by a score of 27-13, the Washington power- house provided many exciting moments at South Stadium. For the first time in the season, Coach Blackbourn really cleaned the bench in giving the reserves a change to get in the game. May, Vogeler, Truss, and Coles provided the touchdowns, putting our team in the undisputed lead for the Champion- ship. Pulaski The powerful Washington line and speedy back- field drowned out the Pulaski Ramblers by a score of S0-0. The highlight of the game was tackle Dick Hartman's 60-yard Held goal on the kickoff in the second half. By now Pivar, Gettle, Coles, and Laev were well on the way to their All-City berths. i East On a fog shrouded field came the spectacular and unexpected upset in which Washington lost to the East Bengals,' 13-7. Bad luck seemed to reign for the Purgold eleven when quarterback WallyVogeler was carried off the field with a dislocated elbow. The line did a never-give-up job during the en- tire game, but the backfield was nearly immobilized by the muddy field. What might have been the winning touchdown for Washington, a pass play between Coles and Laev, was called back on a penalty during the last ten seconds of the game. Tech Avenging themselves for their loss the preceding week, our team quickly smashed the Tech t'Boiler- makers in a 3 5-0 win. Henes, Zuege, Miller, Truss, and Peters scored the winning touchdowns. Rufus King In the last and also the Homecoming game of the season, the Purgolders annexed the Championship crown by defeating a stubborn King eleven 38-9 at the fob bound North Stadium. A record crowd of 16,833 watched the most crucial game of the season. Our eleven really set the ball rolling in the second half with a series of passes and plunges that completely overwhelmed the Kings. The game, which gave Washington the undisputed conference title, broke the triple tie jinx of the preceding two years. H. MILLER R. PIVAR R. GETTLE R. STEINKRAUS W. VOGELER R. VOGELER R. MAY 54 , ww.. ,, asffiyggm. wk , wfpf-we A Wien, QW . R. VAN EERDEN R. LARSEN L. COLES T. TRUSS T. CHAMPION T. ANDERSON R. REINKE 55 R. HARMAN M. MATHEY R MAHNKE . A W. LAEV J. DREWS J. GERHARD R. HARTMAN 56 A 45 mv.- .W R. PETERS D. WESTGAARD R. ZUEGE J. WENNINGER - W. SCHOEN G. HENES E. JESSE 57 Top Row: Coach Gettle, J. Searle, H. Kanitz, T. Dracopoulas, A. Thierfelder, S. Koltiii, D. Wells, D. Muench, H. Miller. Second Row: D. Harman, F. Osborne, G. Kaiser, J. Evert, A. Lipschutz, J. Roy. First Row: J. Stieghorst, G. Duiiin, J. Elliot, G. Gehlhaart. B FOCDTBALL Top Row: R. Noebel, J. Bley, W. Naab, D. Neubauer, T. Laughlin, L. Jahns. Seromf Row: D. Taugher, D. Hoeppner, J. Slobocla, R. Polenz. First Row: L. Welton, H. Allish, R. Engbretson. 58 Under the able direction of Mr. Getrle, our B-team had another successful season this year. With his excellent coaching, the team was able to Win four out of its five games to Win its second City B Championship. The B-team's first game was a thriller. Their opponents, the North B-team, lost to our 'tBusy Beesn by a score of 13-0. The next game with Lincoln proved another vic- tory for our Galloping Jarviesf' This hard fought game was wrested from the Blue and Silver by a score of 14-6. Running true to form, the Jarvies,' displayed their ability by outpointing the South eleven by a score of 25-7 in the next game. East was the next rival to fall under the flying heels of our B-team. The Q'Gettle Clan, playing a highly spirited Riverside team, smashed to victory by defeating the Orangemen 13-0. A Welcome rest was earned for the team when the Tech game was cancelled the following week. The Gettlemen suffered their only defeat at the hands of Pulaski. The game, which was the last in the season, Was played on the victor's Held. The score Was Pulaski 13, Washington 7. Pulaski's victory, however, was not enough to prevent the Gettlemen', from Winning the City B Championship. Top Row: T. Endter, R. Sadler, F. Ruos, R. Matzen, D. May, J. Mahoney, D. Carstens, R. Raasch, J. Schaefer, W. Lehr, Coach Vallier. Second Row: J. Demcak, R. Genz, C. Laew, C. Kissinger, K. Pieper, C. Brooks, C. Nielsen, J. Andersen. First Row: P. Foatloze, E. Nordbeck, R. Tonn, D. White, G. Pagel, W. Brackman. The Sophomore team, under the direction of Coach Vallier, won four out of six games, tied one, and lost the other. The first game of the season, played with West, Was one of their best. Losing 12-0 at the helf, the Q'Valliermen', came through to defeat the West team 21-12. In their second game the t'Greenies had another exciting time. This game was played with North. The score was 7-6 in favor of our Sophs, indi- cating the closeness of the battle. East was the next victim to fall. They were de- feated by a score of 6-0. The Mighty Sophs took their next game with Custer right in stride. Both of the Greenies, tallies were made in the first half, and they Were able to retain their lead to defeat the Redmen, 14-0. Our battling Sophomore team played their only tie game With Pulaski. The score of this contest was 0-0. Juneau was the only team to defeat our Sophs this season. 15-7 Was the score of this final game of the season. Lowell Jahns, Ralph Polenz, and Lloyd Welton were among the more promising sophomores this year. The ability of these and others will add greatly to the strength of our B squad next year. HSGPI-El FCDCDTBALL T011 Row: D. Stater, C. Krause, E. Duewel, M. Jenkins, R. Doubek, Kroll. Second Row: R. Sambie, D. Miller, H. Kremer, J. Rueth. First Row: F. Grennier, L. Kessler, C. Pitts. S9 First Row: Coach Goodearle, D. Haas, C. Habeck, J. Ernst, R. Burns, K. Olsen, C. Arndt, fMgr.j. Second Row: G. Minkin, R. Erdman, E. Schwanke, R. Holzhaeuser, D. Savic. First Row: R. Mason, R. Alexander, R. Skacel, N. Boucher, R. Slater. CRCDSS CCDUNTRY Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington .... , . . Washington Washington Washington Washington Season,s Record All City ......... 2 nd Place East ,...... .....,. 2 0 West Allis . . .... 60 Rufus King ....26 Pulaski .... .,., 6 5 Bay View .... .,., 2 4 Lincoln ....,. ...,.., 3 5 South ......,....,..,.. 29 North Sectional . , ,2nd Place State ........... 2nd Place In the season opener, Washington hill-dalers, coached by Mr. Goodearle, dropped the meet 36-20 to East on the Riverside course. Cripped by the absence of Bob Mason, our boys lost the West Allis Central Meet 77-60. In the first triangular meet of the season, the Purgolders bowed to Rufus King 44-26, and triumphed over Pulaski 44-65. Bob Mason took individual honors with a 9:38.8 time. Bob Skacel and Bill Holzhaeuser also placed for the Tonians. Showing the lack of more high-placers, the Tonian hill-dalers were tripped by the Bay View runners 31-24. Masong again placed first, with Skacel, Ernst, Haas, and I-Iolzhaeuser placing. In the second triangular meet, Washington hill- dalers toppled the Lincoln and South cross countries 23-35, 26-29. Mason, Skacel, Ernst, Haas, and Holzhaeuser were the high placers for the Tonians. Sharing the runner-up second place in both the North Sectional and All City meets, Washington presented strong material for the State Meet. In the last meet of the season, the state event, the Tonian hill-dalers outplaced all other teams ex- cept Wauwatosa to get the coveted second place with 101 points to Tosa's 84. 4 Top Row: R. Weimer, P. Stolz, R. Roeber, M. Morris, D. Blivas, D. Ry-nders. Second Row: R. johnson, E. Herman, D. McGowan, R. Siewert, K. De Tinne. First Row: J. Ludwig, G. Miller, 1. Courtly, H. Siewert, F. Meyer. Gur B Cross Country Squad won eighty per cent of their contests last fall. This was accom?- plished with a strong team built up byian excellent coach, Mr. Stewart Goodearle. The team lost the first meet. King defeated them 22-29. This, however, was the only loss suffered by the hill-dalers. Avenging the defeat received in their first meet, the Tonians came back with a smashing victory over Lincoln 19-43. Riverside was the next victim to be run over by the Tonian hill-dalers. The score of the meet was 17-47. The West Allis Central team was also unsuccess- ful in its attempt to joustle the Purgolders, being defeated by a score of 23-47. The last conference team met by our Bees' was Bay View. They bowed to the Goodearlemen 21- 35. Our team placed third in the City Meet, with 85 points. B SQUAD Season's Record Washington .... , . 7,29 Rufus King . . . . . . .22 Washington .... ,,.. 1 9 Lincoln ..,. , . ,.., 43 Washington .... .... 1 7 Riverside ,............. 47 Washington ,... .... 2 3 West Allis Central ..,.,., 41 Washington .... .... 2 1 Bay View ,,.,.,. .,., 3 S Q SWIMMING VARSITY Top Row: B. Marx, fMgr.j, H. Hubert, G. Welcli, L. Zarse, G. Duell, Coach Derrwaldt. First Row: B. Van Engel, J. Southerland, B. Pritzlaff, J. Galian. Top Row: R. Garland, D. Moe, R. Thurrell, J. Roy, R. Whitman. First Row: W. Hoehnen, A. Smith. Season's Record W'.H.S.. . . .,.. 29 Wauwatosa W.H.S., . , .... 38 Boys' Tech W.H.S.. . , .... 53 North . . . XV.H.S.. . . .... 29 Bay View . W.H.S., . . ,... 36 South . . . , Little City XV.H.S.. , . .... 27 Pulaski . . W.H.S.. . . City Meet Stare Meer ...54 .....45 .,.30 .....54 .,...47 3rdPlace .....56 SthPlace 7thP1ace B-SQUAD Top Row: J. Freeck, J. Campbell, R. Mudge, G. Hart, G. Perry, K. Franz, R. Krohl, R. Stelzner. Serond Row: W. Grobe, T. Bluett, R. Rehfeld. First Row: D. Brown, H. Voight. Coach Derrwaldt led the swimming squads in another successful season after an absence of several years. In the season opener, Tosa's championship swimming squad downed our Golden Tide finmen, 54-29. The next meet, in which our finmen swam against Tech's boilermaker squad, resulted in another defeat for our mermen. Though the power of Dick Garland, Dick Thurrell, and Al Smith showed itself in the number of first places won, it wasn't enough to offset the loss of 45-38. In the first victory of the season the Tonian splashers tripped the North squad 5 3-30. High scorers were Dick Thurrell, Al Smith, John Roy, and Dick Garland. A turn of events in the fourth conference meet against Bay View resulted in defeat, 5 4-29. The first meet of the '1947 season was a damaging loss at the hands of South, 47-36. Though the score didn't look good, three firsts were taken in various events. The Little City Meet gave out a third place for the Tonians, a meet with Pulaski was dropped 56- 27, and the City Meet resulted in a fifth place for our splashers In the concluding and State Meet of the season, Washington captured a seventh place. The point- getters for Washington consisted of Bill Hoehnen, Russ Whitman, Dick Garland, and Captain Dick Thurrell. All were in the relays. John Pfeil Tom Joachimi John Ernst Top Row: Coach Blackbourn, R. Snyder, W. Reuter, R. Peters, W. Mueller, R Mahnke D Stanek Mgrs R. Skacel, N. Boucher. First Row: R. Derrwaldt, R. Polenz, T. Truss, D. Grindrod B Mayer W Broclerson BASKETBALL VARSITY Washington Washington ..., .... Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Wfashington Washington Washington Washington Season's Record Wauwatosa East ,.... West , , , North ,. Custer , , , Rufus King East ..,,, XVest . . . North .. Custer . . , Rufus King South . . , East ..... Rufus King North .... West ..... Washington Custer . . . Lincoln . . . Pulaski . , . Tech .... South ,.,. Bay View . Juneau , . , North Section South Section l 'I T. TRUSS D. HOLZMAN R. MAHNKE Completing a fairly successful season, the '46-'47 basketball squad missed the two stalwart lettermen, Wally Laev and Danny Holzman, who both were mid-year graduated. Both Laev and Holzman played in the forward position. The 146-,47 team boasted of six others besides Holzman and Laev, that were returning lettermen., They were Mueller, Derrwaldt, Grindrod, Peters, Reuter, and Truss. Center Bob Peters was named as a member of the Sentinel All-City team and he received honorable mention in the Journal selection. In the city scor- ing championships, Peters received 108 tallies to berth fourthp lace in the North Section. Besides captaining several of the games, Bob also captained the Varsity Football squad to a successful season. The lettermen named this year were Danny Holzman, Wally Laev, Tom Truss, Bob Peters, Dick Derrwaldt, Don Stanek, and Ralph Poienz. Others completing the group were Don Grindrod, Dick Mahnke, Bruce Mayer, Bill Reuter, and War- ren Mueller. Of these Mayer, Stanek, Polenz, Mahnke, Grindrod, Reuter, and Derrwaldt will return next year. The managers Bob Skacel and Neil Boucher also received their WW emblems. LETTERMEN 532 Y i ' 1 'I W. MUELLER D. STANEK R. DERRWALDT XV. LAEV LETTERMEN Non-conference Coached by Mr. Blackbourn, the '46-347 basket- ball squad faced twelve rivals, ten of which were conference tilts. Mueller, Derrwaldt, Grindrod, Holzman, Laev, Peters, Reuter, and Truss were the returning lettermen from last year's squad. In the opening non-conference game, the Wash- ington bucket brigade lost out to Wauwatosa, 43- 20, in a hotly contested battle. Though the ball was really flying in the last half, Wfashington lost out because of the terrific midway deficit. Bob Roozen, Danny Holzman, and Bob Peters were the leading Tonian scorers. In the second non-conference game, the Golden Tide Quintet downed the South squad, 43-42. Dis- playing ability and team work throughout the en- tire game, our team was composed of only members who will return next year. Leading the locals was Dick Derrwaldt with eleven counters. Don Stanek, Bruce Mayer, Dick Mahnke, and acting Captain Don Grindrod also scored for the Boulevard Boys. 6 East Out-gunned by a speedy East Division quintet in the initial conference start, S 1-15, the Tonians just didn't have uit. Ineffective Purgold shooting proved the deciding factor. The second game failed to break the Orange and Black jinx. In a hard fought game the Eastmen again sneaked in a few quick shots to win the game by a score of 32 to our 29. West In a spectacular upset against the Westmen, the Purgold quintet upset the Redmen when they had closed our lead to 38-37g but a few quick buckets by Mayer, Mahnke, and Peters cinched the game for us. The top-notch scoring of Bob Peters didn,t save the second game for us. Early scoring by West im- mediately put our team at a disadvantage. Team- mate Dick Derrwaldt backed up Peters with eight scorers. R. POLENZ D. GRINDROD Custer The third game of the season resulted in a win of the Tonian brigade over Custer's basketeers, 46- 24. Center Bob Peters scored 13 tallies, Holzman and Mueller also backed him up with high points. ' Repeating the victory over Custer in the second match, the Tide Quintet lashed the Custer Hard- wooders, 62-41. Peters and Mueller scored 31 points between themselves as leaders of the Purgold oiensive. A total of 40 markers were earned in the second half. Derrwaldt, Truss, and Grindrod came through with some excellent playing. LETTERMEN North North received a surprise when they tackled the Tonian bucketeers. The surprise came when the Holzman, Peters, and Grindrod clan turned the tables on the Blue Devil squad, 38-28. Killing our hopes for the Championship, North put the damper on our spirits by defeating our quintet, 54-33, in match number two. Leading scorer for Wfashington was Peters with six points. Injuries to Dick Mahnke hampered us in the center spot. In the first home game, the Kingmen downed a spunky Golden Tide, 47-39, in a wild battle. The second game played against King resulted in a firm trouncing. The fast-breaking, sharp-shooting Kingmen outplayed our boys, 64-44, in a game that really had the fans in the stands jumping. N Top Row: E. Knoechel QMgr.J, D. Riemer, T. Endter, R. Ove, R. Pusch, 1. Larsen, W. Naab, Coach A. Hecht. First Row: L. Bursten, G. Pagel, R. Brockman, R. Swenson, L. jahns, D. Hoeppner. B SQUAD Season's Record ....26 East... ....23 East... Washington Washington ..., .... 2 7 King Washington Washington ..., .... 2 4 West Washington .... 2 6 North Washington ,.,.29 King The BD basketball team was under the direction of Coach Archie Hecht this season. Although the tea mlost all of their games, they gained much through experience. The Tonians were not a push- over for their opponents. Each game was hard fought, and the team played to the best of their ability at all times. Jarvie emblems were earned by Bob Brockman, Tom Endter, Don Hoeppner, Lowell Jahns, Wally Naab, Dick Ove, and Gerald Pagel. Other letter- men were Edward Riemer, Dick Pusch, and Bob Swenson. These stalwart lettermen and others, will be glad to get the chance to earn their revenge in the forth- coming season. Top Row: Coach A. Hecht, J. Davies, R. Edwards, F. Ruos, C. Knudten, D. Carstens, R. Frohwirth, W. Appel, D. Grugel, E. Noechel fMgr.J. First Row: T. Laughlin, F. Perchonok, P. Paley, W. Huber, L. Welton, C. Pitts. The Soph basketball squad, coached by Mr. Archie Hecht, had a fairly successful season. Thirty per cent of the scheduled games were won by the greenies. The Sophs came out on top in three of their con- tests. They trounced West 21-1-1, they defeated King 28-17 the first time they played them, and Custer fell before them 24-19 in the second match with them. The following Sophomores garnered emblems: Billy Appel, Dave Carstens, Jim Davies, Dick Ed- ward, Don Grugel, Walter Huber, and Cliff Knud- ten. Other Soph lettermen were Jim Kolins, Tom Laughlin, Phil Paley, Fred Perchonok, Cliff Pitts, Fred Ruos and Lloyd Welton. The Hechtmen played Well throughout the entire season. Even though they didn't win a city cham- pionship, they gained experience which will make them excellent material for our Varsity and B teams next season. 6 Washington Washington Washington .... Washington Washington .... Washington Washington .... Washington Washington Washington SOPH SQUAD ....13 East... ....27 ....21West.,,. ,,.,11 ....21North.., ....28 ....21 Custer .,..25 ....28 Kingw.. ...,17 ....19 East... ..,.35 ...ZS West .... .... 4 0 ....22 North... ,...45 ....24 Custer ....19 ...,23 Kingm.. ....36 Coach Froehlich, J. Deloye, J. Shapiro, D. Braun, W. Mueller, L. Voge, R. Franklin. TENNIS Washington Washington Washington Washington ..... .,., Washington Washington ..... , . , Washington Washington Washington Washington 1946 Season,s Record 2 Whitefish Bay 2 Wauwatosa . 4 Rufus King , 3 Juneau ,,., 3 East . , , 3 Lincoln .... 4 South . . . 4 Pulaski .... Won City Qprej WO11 City ffinalj The 1946 Tennis Team under the coaching of Mr. Arno Eroehlich, had a fairly successful season, winning six of the ten games played, but it wasn,t quite as good as the previous yearis record. Cap- tained by Veteran player Warren Mueller, the team showed ability and the results of good training. The two suburban meets against Whitefish Bay and Wauwatosa resulted in losses for both of the encounters. These two matches were played too early in the season to show what the Purgolders had on the ball. In the eight Conference games played, two matches against Juneau and East were lost. The City preliminaries and finals were won by the Washington Q'Racketeers.,' Returning lettermen Lyle Voge, Warren Mueller, Richard Franklin, Jim Shapiro, and Don Braun came up against eight contenders in the 1947 season. Washington's 1947 schedule inclu.ded Pulaski, South, Lincoln, East, and Juneau, with King as the last rival before the City Meet. Top Row: T. O'Brien, W. Terris, J. Pagel, J. Leewe, J. Andersen, J. Rademacher, R. Tonn, A. Walsh, H. Voight, A. Kilimann, R. Matzen, T. Veech, W. Broderson, R. Whitman, Coach Blackbourn. First Row: R. Harry, J. Obot, R. Derrwaldt, T. Anderson, N. Boucher, R. Hirsch, R. Kells, K. Vollbrecht. Heading the 1946 Tonian Linksmen for another successful season, Mr. Blackbourn coached the golfers into winning most of their games. Captained by the most consistent low shooter, Tom Veech, the team played ten conference matches. Spark plugged and captained by Tommy Veech, the team also had the benefit of two other veteran lettermen, Bill Waite and Gary Hanson. A quick summary of the season showed that the Purgolders won seven of their conference meets including the City Meet, but placed second to Tosa in the State Meet. Non-conference games were played twice each against Hartford and Marquette. In the '46 season a new system in which one of the team members would be both the captain and coach was inaugurated. Tom Veech was elected for this honor. Named as '46 lettermen returning for the '47 season were Tom Veech, Bill Broderson, Neil Boucher, and Russ Whitman. Losses through graduation included Howie Miller, Tom Kells, Bill Waite, and Gary' Hanson. Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington. . , . , Washington Washington 1946 Season,s Record ,.,... 358 ....352 ....7l3 ....363 ,...370 ,...361 ....376 ,...380 .,.XVOn West . . . Juneau , . Shorewood Wauwatosa East ,..., Wauwatosa Rufus King Custer . . . GULF . , . .434 ....405 . ,... 106 . .... 352 ...,401 . .,.. 363 ...,402 . ,..... 396 A and B City ..,.., 1st Place State Meet ....... 2nd Place U T011 Row: P. Dumke, 4405 F. Mayer, Shot-put, G. Welch, Pole Vaultg M. Morris, High Jumpg R. Peters, LETTEBMEN High Jump, R. Roeber, 4403 E. Schwanke, S805 A. Zrimsek, Broad Jump, T. Truss, Hurdles. a First Row: L. jahns, Sprints, R. Taugher, Half Milsg R. Mason, Mileg R. Pivar, Shot-put, R. Skacel, Mile, D. Turner, Pole Vault, K. Momsen, 440. TRACK Coach Gcttle Coach Goodearle Managers R. Rasmussen Evert K. Franz Snaring victories in every meet of the 1946 season, Coach Goodearle's trackmen outran all the nearest rivals. to come out as the victor in the all important State Meet. In the first dual meet of the season, Wash- ington,s trackmen trampled Port Washington 842 to 282. Very good results were turned in for the dashes, hurdles, distances, and Weights. Tom Truss started the ball rolling with a 9.1 second victory in the 70-yard high hurdles, Verne Eastman backed him up in third place. Lisle Blackbourn placed first in the century With a 10 second run. Ringing up the points which clinched the distance runs were Bob Mason and his friendly rivals Gordon Eastman, John Ernst, and Jim Fletcher. Completely outthrowing their opponents, Bob Pivar and Red Wilson grabbed the Weight titles and confirmed our victory over Port. ' Winning 12 victories in the various events, the Washington Spikeshods ran down the Gen- erals 812 to 312 on the King oval. Black- bourn, Ernst, Eastman, Mason, and Wilson spark- plugged the event which prophesied the Vic- tories of the future. T017 Row: A. Schmid, H. Green, W. Wandsclineider, D. Carstens, R. Boralske, J. Davies, W. Hoehnen, J. Bley, B. Mayer, L. Coles, D. Blivas, R. Vogeler, R. Teschan. Second Row: L. Slamann, D. Furer, R. Van Eerden, S. Glassman, R. Noebel, R. May, K. Savadil, R. Lillie,' N. Struve, R. Simon, R. Siewert. ' First Row: E. Choren, G. Lashway, J. Kroll, L. Hillman, J. Rueth, J. Sliboda, R. Keely, J. Slater. 1946 NORTH RELAYS Struggling hard, the Purgold trackmen pound- ed out a 92 point victory against King, East, West, and North in the North Section Relays. High points were garnered in the hurdles, weights, and distances. A new record was set in the low hurdles by Truss, Dettman, Siegel, and Blackbourn. Two-tenths of a second was trimmed off the old record to set a new mark of 58.5 seconds. 1946 CITY RELAYS As forecasters predicted, our trackmen ran away with the City Relay Championship with a total of 73 points. Lincoln and King proved to be the toughest competitors having 60 and S 9 points respectively. Washington garnered some of the best performances in broad jump, discus, distances, low hurdles, and relays. One of the sensations of the meet was Bob Mason's spectacular bid for first in the mile run. He was closing a S0-yard gap between Washington and King only to fall down just before the finish line. 1946 STATE SECTIONAL Capturing eight first places in the State Sec- tional Meet, Washington rose as one of the most likely to succeedn in the race for the State Championship. The opponents were outclassed in the dashes, hurdles, distances, and in the field events. Paced by Blockbourn, Siegel, Mason, and Wilson, the thinlies qualified 16 men in 12 events for the coveted State crown. 1946 STATE MEET The relentless pounding of our thinlies on the oval of Camp Randall at Madison dispelled any doubts about Washington?s capturing the State crown. Again Blackbourn, Siegel, Mason, and Wilson starred by gathering 34 points among them to assure our seventh State Championship. Blackbourn,s outstanding performance in win- ning three firsts was something that is seldom equaled. His Hrsts in the 100-yard and 200-yard dashes and also the broad jump netted over half of the winning points. Top Row: H. Siewert K De Tienne R Zuege D McGowan R Johnson S Koltm W ones C. Habeck, R. Burns D Savic D Haas W Holzhaeuser E Herman Fin! Row: W. Schwartz G M kin E Buetemeister C Schm dt F Wiviott F Meyer R Alexander G. Miller, J. Bethke 1946 CITY MEET In the concluding meet of the season, Wash- ington again showed its all-around power by Winning the City Meet with S92 against the 45 M of the nearest threat, Lincoln. High points were obtained in the distances, hurdles, weights, and the dashes. In View of the record of our track team it can be truly said that the fellows really did a bang-up,' job in all of the meets encountered in the 1946 season. A11 credit possible should be given to the team and their coach, Stewart Goodearle, who developed a well rounded aggre- gation. ' ' 1946 SEASON'S RECORD Washington ...,,... 84 M2 - Port Washington ...., 28 M Washington ........ 81 M - Rufus King ,.... . , , 31 M North Relays flst place - 92 pointsj City Relays flst place - 73 pointsj State Sectional Qst place - 100 pointsj State Meet Cst place, - 34 pointsj City Meet fist place- S992 pointsj A. Stroebel, D. Mohr, C. Halvorson, R. Mudge, C. Loew, R. Mahnke, C. Knudten, W. West- guard, R. Pusch, D. Grindrod, D. Hoeppner, D. Bcranich, L. Welton. Top Row: R. Raasch, R. Genz, J. Schaefer, J. McCully, R. Hartman, D. Westgaard, D. Rabin, S. Schnoll, W. Naab, G. Kaiser, R. Steinkraus, D. Harman. First Row: J. Schwartz, S. Glassman, W. Lehr, G. Henes, J. Gerhard, A. Lipschutz, H. Wiviott, R. Polenz. 'ri K . 75 Standing: Audrey Sandback, Presidentg Barbara Paleen, Student Council 'Representativeg Dorothy Miller, Treasurer. Seated: Miss Havens, Criticg Jacqueline Peterson, Secretary. WAI-IIAT This year the girls of WAHIAT have par- ticipated wholeheartedly in basketball, volley- ball, baseball, and track. They competed with each other in ping pong, shuffleboard, and bad- minton which completed the well-rounded pro- gram of this year. The girls enter into these sports with a feeling of team work and coopera- tion, but they realize the need of coordination and fair play, also. WAHIAT, even though it is an entirely ath- letic organization, elects officers as the other clubs of Washington. They are elected on their good sportsmanship, ability, and interest, and serve for two semesters. Their duties during their terms of office are to assist in collecting dues and planning activities. Members of WAHIAT, during their stay at Washington, receive points for being on cham- pionship, teams, regular attendance, refereeing games, and serving as officers. The senior girl with the most points is awarded a Gold charm. Next highest receives a silver charm. Other girls who are high are given pins. Barbara Paleen Arline Gibo Emile Horn La Verne Blair Jacqueline Peterson Madge Albright EMILIE HORN .,4.. BARBARA PALEEN , . . ARLENE GIBO ...,. LA VERNE BLAIR ..., MADGE ALBRIGHT ,... RAE GINSBURG ........ AUDREY SANDBACK ..., JACQUELINE PETERSON Audrey Sandback Rae Ginsburg CDUTSTANDING ATI-ILETES . 678 Points . , 648 Points . .425 Points . , 390 Points , . 3 50 Points . . 328 Points . . 324 Points , 319 Points . . Gold Charm . ,Silver Charm .. ..,. Pin .. .,.. Pin .. ..., Pin .. .... Pin A . ,... Pin This year the members of WAHIAT elected Barbara Paleen as the outstanding athlete of the graduating class. The basis on Which she is chosen is her ability to play well, leadership, and good sportsmanship. She is honored by having her name engraved on the Principal's trophy. Top Row: Dorothy Miller, Delrose Green, Betty Wolfe, Arlene Nelius, Gloria Bemis, Shirley Werth. First Row: Mary Meyers, Shirley Malmgren, Audrey Stanek, Joann Racldeman, Frances Potter. The volleyball games this year have all been quite exciting, but the championship game played between the Mix Masters and the Dukes was especially good. Both teams were evenly matched, but the Dukes displayed greater en- durance and finally Won. The Mix Masters Were captained by Fern Stock, while the Dukes were captained by Audrey Stanek. As in the past, there was a large turn-out for the volleyball series. The girls really entered wholeheartedly into the competition and en- joyed the clean fun had by all in NVAHIAT. VOLLEYBALL Top R Lauretta Linclstrom, janet Granberg, Arlene Nelius, Helen Lakich, Annette Ahlstrom. First f ff C t 1 y Anderson, Emile Horn, Geraldine Bartz, Pat P ei er, ons ance K eist. 79 The basketball championship was won by an up-and-coming sophomore team. After an eX- citing and close game, the NAVY emerged vic- torious over the DUKES, a junior team. The CHAMPS include the following: Barbara Bautz, Joyce Bickler, captain, Marilyn Cook, Marlene Diers, Janet Granberg, Shirley Har- tung, Janice Jaquith, Theodora Manos, Shirley Miller, Nancy Ristow, and Lois Thierfelder. This year there were ten teams in the series. As each game was played, one team was elimi- nated until only the champion and runner-up remained. The teamwork and cooperation dis- played by NAVY proved to be too much for the DUKES, and the USOPHSU really deserved the Crown for the 1947 season. Jean Gelhausen, Bernadean Van Engel SHUFFLEBCDARD Have you ever wondered what those triangu- lar shaped figures on the girls' gym floor are for? If so, stop your wondering, for you're about to find out. They are used in the ever popular sport shuffleboard. This year, following a series of elimination games, the team of eean Gel- hausen and Bernadean Van Engle defeated Rae Ginsburg and Barbara Paleen to win the cham- pionship. The game was close, and the lead changed hands many times. The teamwork and skill of the 'Qchampsf' however, proved to be too much for their opponents and Jean and Bernadean won. Congratulations to both of you! BADMINTCDN Badminton calls for plenty of real athletic skill and stamina. The many girls who feel at home on the badminton court with their rackets and shuttlecocks have reason to be proud of their outstanding efforts. Badminton was played as long ago as 1873, but, because it did not gain much popularity until the 20th century, it is now considered a modern sport. The first, which might be called International Match, was held in 1903 between players of England and Ireland. The name of the game comes from the small village of Badminton, Gloucestershire, England, where the Duke of Beaufort introduced the sport. This game demands certain athletic abili- ties and skills. Some of these are speed and stay- ing power, quick judgment, ability to vary the pace and technique, power to 'tsmashl' the shuttlecock with a strong down drive of the racket, and delicate control to drop', the shut- tle just over the net without giving even the- speediest and most skillful opponent a chance to follow through. PING PUNCH This year the ping pong championship went to Delrose Green after a hard-fought battle with Joanne Williams, runner-up. Del won the first game, but lost the second to Joanne who really displayed fine spirit. In the third game, how- ever, Del made a spectacular comeback to win the crown for the 1947 season. During the past season more girls have gone put for ping pong than in any previous year. They were eliminated one by one until only the champion and runner-up remained. By the time the final game was played these two certainly had proved their ability, and they are to be con- gratulated on their fine playing. Delrose Green, Joanne Williams BASEBALL Take me out to the ball gamef' Yes, we've all sung it many times, and this season the girls really started out with a home run, crash, bang! Because they have to play the games in the gyms, the girls cannot display their real batting ability and other skills, but the games are fun and ex- citing for both spectators and players. Like all the other contests of WAHIAT, the baseball games are played in an elimination series. That is, as each game is played, one team is elim- inated until there are just two teams playing. This game is the championship game. Consola- tion games were also played by some of the losing teams. The games are played between teams who lost in the eliminations. The consolation games were only in fun, and fun was really had by all. ,WM pgtzigga 5 -DULHSN E5 gtg' . , S' V 6 , 15 I eg? E .I .X Q U i i , I , 7 e.,- l l we will This is the scholar wearied and worn Thai cheered the athlete all hrawri arid hrairi That fought to hring home honor aaa' fame Arid special glory to the cluh Thai developed ihe aide Thai served the school Thai George huili. ff ' SY Vx, 42, S 2 ffm lif K ill Q S in f S4 fl 9 Afx CLASSES The dictionary defines a class as a number of students who are taught together. But classes at Washington are more than a group assembled in one subject area. From the time a sophomore enters until he dons the cap and gown, he realizes he is part of a Whole-a Whole composed of the entire student body from all classes. But more than that, he finds himself bound to a smaller organization- his class. He is proud to be a member of his class. Belonging to a small group gives opportunity to bring out innate qualities of leadership and per- sonality. But the loyalty to class does not detect from school devotion. Quite the contrary, it adds to it and makes it a more glowing personal thing. From the time Mr. Balzer gathered the first ,Tonians before him to the present day, Washington classes have stood true. 2 E f' 5 5 li . 1 2 ? nsniev l 1 2245, k A .. .xxavgge-zzz 2. if, Si 33 7 T- ? if s x Q fi if Q e fe Q, A 1 - 1 A fi- 5 ki W. ,M N QL, ff Z 'FE ji a ug -EX, -6 XV . s- wab A' ' f nz ,. ai A 3 S... ,Meri LIFE ADVISEMENT Miss Helen Green .,.. CLASS Miss Clara Nappe ...A.. Mr. Allison McCain .,.. Mr. H. Gudwin Johnson Miss Evelyn Purdy ..... Mrs. Marjorie Bringe . . . Mr. Hasso Pestalozzi , , . . ,Director COUNSELORS ....,...June 1947 . . January 1948 . . .June 1948 . . , ,January 1949 .,.,..June1949 ,....January1950 84 Class Class Class Class Class Class SEMESTER 3 -Miss Schwalbach T011 Row: Warren Laing, Lee Cohn, Myron Resnick, John Richter, Dale Eggcrt, Donald Jensen, Francis McAllister, Clifford Knudten, Charles Wittkop, Alvin Eisenberg, Kenneth Kaisler, Gerald Rademacher, Manning Bookstaff, Ernst Goldner, Leroy Hillman. First Row: Lenore Kass, Leonard Naimon, Nancie Socha, Laurel Frister, William Meinecke, Miss Schwalbach, Margaret Port, Shirley Hartung, Benettc Hiller, Nancy Fabu, Ethel Kovats, Robert Rotter. SEMESTER 3 - Mr. Perchonok Top Row: Diana Krugman, Donna Hikcn, Erwin Schultz, Milton Shapson, Kurt Wild, Walter Gronemeyer, Paul Yavitz, Mr. Perchonok, Douglas Gallatin, Keith Cora, Oliver Wergin, Walter Huber, Arthur Weber, Sheldon Goldman, Janet Slipper. First Row: Jean Jonas, Beverly Schulner, Joseph Albert, Muriel Cohen, Joan Ladish, Viola Bowersox, Dorothy Lieben- berg, Joyce Tremper, Jean Pratt, Janet Granberg, Sandra Schulner, Carol Ann Jahnke, Lauretta Lindstrom. SEMESTER 3 - Miss Bear, Mrs. Gross CLASSES Top Row: Nancy Buchan, Marilyn Weber, Phillip Paley, Joseph Roth, Sheldon Blumenthal, Shirley Schempf, Norman Sprotte, William Heider- mann, Harold Hauke, Richard Edwards, Harold Preuschl, Donald Spaude, Robert Sadoif, Donald Schmidt, Dorothy Culver, Dolores Pinter. Third Row: Joyce Guschl, Theodora Manos, Geraldine Wendlandt, Lawrence Lauwasser, George Kohls, Conrad Holzman, Janet Rogge, LaVerne Burhop, Carol Keller, Lois Henschel, Patricia Lipscomb, Joanne Gruehn, Harold Champion, Joseph Ansfield, James Talbot. Second Row: Joyce Anderson, Arlene Spoerl, Carol Voelz, Marlene Meyers, Adele Hintz, Dolores Rohde, Miss Bear, Mrs. Gross, Nancy Herburg, Lorraine Trost, Beverly Hixson, Jeanne Schiessl, Joanne Steiner. First Row: lrmgard Schocn, Nancy Rosen- berg, Delores Christensen, Donna Slagle, Sally Vogel, Margrit Lade, Marlene Masek, Norman Cohen, Marjorie Meyer, Nancy Volbrecht, Nancy Roeber, Nancy Bargery, Mary Helgert, Donald Samosky. 85 SEMESTER 3 - Mr. Sprague, Mr. Vallier Top Row: Edward Buetemeister, Ronald Rossmiller, Joan McGucken, Ruth Hoffman, William Appel, Clifford Eastman, Robert Butcher, Wayne Wandschneider, Donald Stifter, Thomas Zuehlke, Richard Berk, Carole Waite, Lewis Winnecour, Fred Perhonok, Carol Rottman, Richard Bielefeld. Third Row: Lou Ellyn Zeller, William Juech, Roger Lehmann, Ronald Schmitt, James Tyrrell, James Heagney, Mr. Vallier, Mr. Sprague, Gerald Sauer, Richard Hock, William Moore, Doris Radunz, Joyce Schuldes, Delores Pieper, Gordon Totsky. Second Row: Arnold Huppert, Elaine Rosin, Shirley Lang, Peggy Ann Osborn, Sally Press, Herbert Hellen, Phoebe Berman, Joyce Lease, Herbert Hillman, Roberta Zellin, Gloria Wright, Sharan Pack, Elwyn Bischmann, Marilyn Martin. First Row: Harriet Bubnitz, Betty Jane Liska, Virginia Zimmermann, Dorothy Raab, Glen Benz, Marilyn Robinson, James Bitney, Lois Hager, Russell Schultz, Jack Bylan, Annette Schnoll, Rae Adami, Dolores Weiss. SEMESTER 3 - Mr. Bruggink, Mr. Bruns Top Row: Allan Kulakow, William Sweemer, James Davies, Robert Stein, Dorothy Jens, Richard Rasch, Donald Cohen, Russell Frohwirth, William Fechtmeyer, Warren Jones, Charles Kesselhon, Marlene Diers, Phillip Perchonok, Donald Rosenstein, James Kroll, Caroline Brost, Eugene Sorensen. Third Row: James Kolins, Carol Voss, Herbert Rossin, Gerald Dennenberg, Gerald Schachtschneider, Richard Leikam, Sherburn Witt, Mr. Bruggink, Mr. Bruns, Oscar Hendel, William Bjorklund, Lowell Mayer, Jeanette Johnson, Joan Ansiield, Joyce Bichler, Nancy Ristow. Second Row: Tobin Mayer, Natalie Schmidt, Janice Jaquith, Marilyn Stade, Dolores Klatt, Barbara Burr, Carol Bulin, Marilyn Cook, Marion Schutte, Ermine Goedtke, Esther Borkin, Lois Jean Gottsacker, Lois Thierfelder, Carrol George, Lorraine Schmidt. First Row: Gract Groify, Joan Beihoff, Patricia Tolzmann, Hope Simmons, Lois Gliebert, Margaret Gentilli, Nadine Eske, Barbara Bautz, James Stehling, Jean Brunette, Janet Schroeder. CLASSES SEMESTER 4 - Mr. Froelich. Top Row: P. Feingole, N. Korelstein, D. Glicksman, C. Robbins, G. Picard W. Lehr, Mr. Froelich, K. Lange, S. Bernstein, J. Demcak, R. Schmidt F. Dubin, W. Pivar, R. Mudge. Row One: J. Keeper, R. Friedkin, C. Wille, D. Wendorff, R. Koeppel, D. Kunde, T. Ehlert, R. Drexler, R. Neuman S. Grant, J. Rueth, J. Bauman, D. Pollock. SEMESTER 4 - Mr. Holbrook, Mr. Millbrath. Top Row: E. Schaefer, J. Andersen, A. Ugent, G. Sersted, D. Wiedmeyer R. Brunow, F. Ruos, A. Pfeiffer, V. Ziebclman, F. Harris, K. Walter H. Wiviott, P. Schneider, R. Meyer, R. Ash. Row Three: R. Krueger K. Nehmer, D. Grugel, G. Kugler, L. Slamann, W. Genthe, Mr. Holbrook Mr. Millbrath, R. Wagner, E. Moederndorfer, E. Juel, J. Schwerdt, W. Smith, K. Eichenbaum. Raw Two: A. Bander, R. Eberhardt, K. Foss, J. Michel, E. Choren, J. Kroll, W. Reber, A. Greene, J. Schramek, A. Smith, G. Minkin, R. Hcrcth, A. Mucnch. Row Onc: G. Kanitz, M. Ledcrcr H. Plotkin, J. Davis, R. Potts, J. Schramek, H. Steuer, G. Bergemann, G. Wittenberg, R. Lambil, L. Hubert, R. Harry. CLASSES SEMESTER 4 - Mr. Brown, Mr. Brussock. T011 Row: E. Dumdie, C. Muth, D. McGowan, R. Weimar, D. Misselhorn H. Bernstein, M. Keller, M. Kenkins, R. Rehak, R. Andersen, R. Fairman R. Peterson, M. Bailey, R. Kalupa, J. Karth, J. Leewe. Row Three: R. Bender, A. Stroebel, H. Beebe, W. Knupf, R. Wiedenhoeft, R. Larsen Mr. Brown, Mr. Brussock, T. Biermann, P. Schoos, W. Walbert, W. Pennow: S. Silberman, R. Buehler. Row Two: A. Moglousky, E. Bueremeister R. Hanson, D. Miller, R. Kohl, H. Mohr, D. Malmberg, A. Noebel C. Ladwig, H. Green, Bethke, E. Bender, S. Kulakow, D. Schultz. Row One: E. Grennier, J. Abramson, A. Lunde, R. Strehlow, A. Ness C. Schmidt, W. Sewrey, F. Spidell, G. Grossman, J. Ludwig, E. Knoechel R. Artrip, J. Doro. x 1 1 x SEMESTER 4 -Mr. Hecht, Mr. Siefert. Top Row: T. Yoerin, B. Apps, W. Paleen, C. Schad, T. Nichols, C. Brooks L. Jerde, D. Carstens, R. Bassler, D. Champlin, J. Schaefer, R. Dvorak R. Boralski, R. Genz, J. John. Row Three: G. Gonwa, J. Sullivan, C. Kriz, J. Keller, J. Gudmundson, E. Hansen, Mr. Siefert, Mr. Hecht, G. Waring, K. Detienne, R. Anderson, R. Herde, E. Herman, W. Worden. Row Two. R. Lange, R. Alexander, D. Slater, P. Fortlage, D. Randall, W. Ranz H. Siewert, D. White, J. Wulz, J. Kessenich, R. Bennett, R. Pinkus. Row One: J. Rasbornik, K. Groth, R. Hartman, R. Tacke, J. Kunkel D. Hoeppner, R. Hasler, S. Spector, R. Krause, C. Breyman, J. Gould G. Aussprung. SEMESTER 4 - Mr. White. SEMESTER 4 -Miss Bleyer, Mrs. Boundey. Top Row: M. Molitor, M. Crow, M. Schoen, G. Erdmann, J. Klein, W. Griffey, M. Kodell, A. Lautenbach, G. Bartz, P. Frase, P. Brazelton, P. Moe, M. Koenig, E. LaPointe, B. Hall, B. Buckley, J. Kling. Row Three: J. Tugenberg, D. Friedland, E. Schmidt, J. Silber, R. Krause, E. Jeske, P. Hill, Miss Bleyer, Mrs. Boundey, Y. Rasmussen, K. Spear, S. Seifert, S. Conley, M. Olson, L. Lubowitz, B. Siegel. Row Two: L. Gerelick, C. Kiessig, J. Krauser, J. Harthun, C. Steuer, A. Cibulka, F. Dickrell, M. Schwartzburg, S. Kane, L. Thoma, H. Stein, J. Harthun, A. Ahlstrom, M. Diem, J. Heiser, B. Bergen, N. Duwe, L. Trevillian. Row One: M. Engle, M. Mclnroe, M. Newman, B. Bendall, D. Gleixner, D. Doyle, H. Lichtig, D. McCurry, P. Kundert, D. Dean, J. McCool, E. Moeller, P. Triebe, M. Kahn, G. Aerto, L. Dumke. Top Row: W. Fields, G. Straka, J. Schwartz, J. Ryan, R. Sadler, R. Nelson, M. Jankowitz, T. Pittelman, D. Bowen, D. Meyer, C. Nielsen, G. Loehndorf, J. Stieghorst, J. Parson. Row One: C. Pitts, G. Schuster, K. Loebel, B. Gellman, P. Reese, D. Voelzke, G. Hempel, J. Probst, L. Welton, F. Meyer, J. Fidler, R. Ruplinger. CLASSES SEMESTER 4 - Miss Falk. Top Row: J. Weborg, H. Eversum, M. Meunitz, D. Hewitson, K. Ericksen C. Junker, D. Weber, Miss Falk, R. Frockt, J. Sladky, G. Yurgaintes H. Weitzel, L. Behnke, E. Jarr, F. Horowitz. Row One: R. Kesselman D. Galst, D. Sievers, M. Langedyk, M. Groth, N. Stoeckman, D. Mach: M. Schneider, F. Maurer, R. Green, D. Greucl, M. Menzel, L. Glienke N. Cavanaugh, S. Schloemilch. SEMESTER 4 -Miss Healy, Miss Fairall. Top Row: D. Stocks, N. Pergole, J. Trevaskis, P. Priewe, B. Sieber, A. Black, S. Wusasch, N. Veenstra, Bridge, E. Paulat, M. Kahn, J. Stahnke, J. Schmidt, L. Hanson, E. Powell, M. Reinke, J. Faber. Row Three: D. Steinhardt, E. Geyer, M. Reinhardt, Woelm, Short, A. Rolke, B. Himmelreich, Miss Healy, Miss Fairall, S. Teper, L. Wolf, J. Roy, Eerden, P. Pagel, Luebke, M. Yanow. R010 Two: Rhein- gans, E. Kalt, D. Singleton, J. Ladwig, D. Peters, B. Werner, E. Beilman, N. Alloy, C. Ries, N. Perlick, E. Kuchler, R. Brandt, E. Stefanitsch, A. Schmitz, D. Brandmiller, E. Hambley. Row One: S. Soliva, C. Voit, E. Wolinsky, E. Pilon, N. Solzstein, D. Miller, N. Osen, N. Diamond, J. Nigh, N. Silverman, L. Given, N. Anderson, C. Pedro. CLASSES SEMESTER 4 - Miss Zinns, Miss Leete Top Row: E. Bernstein, K. Koebrick, B. Hansen, J. Buero, G. Johnson, D. Pupp, J. Sherman, B. Rauch, L. Thoms, K. Timm, A. Richter, P. Pfeiffer, W. Novak, C. Haese, D. Dracger, B. Weller, B. Moody. Row Three: R. Kircher, V. Heinz, C. Callan, M. Moselle, B. Holzhaeuser L. Mallon, D. Terner, B. Kilber, Miss Zinns, Miss Leete, A. Schrubbe J. Durand, J. Buero, Josephine D'Arguisto, I. Lindert, M. Langlois M. Brueckner. Row Two: J. Berg, I. Popp, L. Perschbacher, P. Haddorif L. Howden, J. Borresen, L. Krutz, A. Geiger, S. Eigner, A. Fretty M. Streich, C. Frank, B. Stecker, M. Mueller, J. Delanty. Row Onr: B. Kummer, M. Knauss, S. Sokol, J. Bingman, D. Russell, R. Bartell J. Scott, Schmitt, D. Buelow, V. Hisberger, Gross, S. Holmes B. Hermann, Elmer, G. Moebus. s s SEMESTER 5 -Mr. Candy, Mr. Gerrle. Top Row: M. Meiling, L. Bursren, J. Bubacy, C. Luber, D. Blivas R. Raasch, K. Rosenberg, V. Martin, M. Acterberg, C. Kissinger, R. Pusch G. Sehaenzer, T. Nygren, R. Tesehan, A. Walish, A. Becker. Row Three' K. Vollbrecht, L. Lewer, R. Brockman, F. Van Inthoudt, F. Axel A. Killimann, E. Riemer, Mr. Candy, R. Buchert, H. Newby, R. Doubek H. Voigt, A. Ludwig, E Tamms, K. Wheeler. Row Two: R. Polenz A. Klahn, E. Eggert, D. Kuswa, G. Zimpelmann, J. Scheer, R. Swenson, R. Bublitz, J. Boschuetz, G. Pagel, K. Larsen, G. Miller, H. Herzberg. Rou' One: R. Bauer, J. Sutherland, H. Kremer, R. Terris, C. Krause, B. Hurwitz, R. Pemble, R. Rasmussen, R. Keehy, R. Smith, Schreiner, L. Kessler. - SEMESTER 5 -Mr. Lubenow, Mr. O'Neil. Top Row: H. Williams, W. Naab, K. Pieper, H. Thierfelder, J. Heup, R. Matzen, J. Mahoney, W. Boldiker, D. May, P. Skorton, T. Endter, D. Voigt, P. Stolz, C. Loew, R. Burns. Row Three: J. Hurley, G. Sucharsky, C. Vaitl, E. Nordbeck, E. Duewel, H. Miller, Mr. Luebnow, Mr. O'Neil D. Neubauer, D. Harman, A. Weingrod, T. Derse, S. Kohl, C. Koeble. Row Two: T. Bluett, J. Waldron, J. Haney, M. Vick, J. Lichtig, R. Tonn, R. Hofemeister, L. Jahns, G. Huhnke, G. Juech, J. Menke, J. Contley. Row One: W. Schwartz, R. Kells, E. Eckelman, R. Bahr, D. Purdy, L. Lauersdorf, D. Holt, R. Tushaus, M. Lefeo, K. Beaver, J. Knotek. CLASSES SEMESTER 5 -Miss Havens, Miss Keuper. T017 Row: E. Peters, J. Nonhof, J. Statt, C. Hastings, Kirschmann M. Willa, D. Gross, E. Schmidt, A. Hensler, N. Odegaard, A. Lindquist G. Kunz, E. Steiner, S. Sklemar, E. Belin. Row Three: J. Fitz, D. Sutter D. Nelson, S. Shumow, G. Gerken, D. Niemczyk, B. Kerber, Miss Havens Miss Keuper, C. Lennart, J. Jacks, L. Petersen, J. Feldman, J. Spector C. Popuch, N. Shumow, G. Wildrick, Row Two: N. Mosiman, I. Becker, Schwehn . Witt B. Lorenzen, H. Herdian, E. Wilde, N. Wunderlick, C- , J , E. Koester, B. Behm, M. Diamond, M. Engler, M. Lukitsch, D. Schubert M Sapp, N. Wendel. Raw One: C. Thiele, D. Zimdars, G. Rubin E. Perchonok, B. Wein, D. Pleier, J. Boschuetz, D. Claus, J. David, L. Weber, M. Singer, D. Hoff, S. Dubrin, A. Wolfsberger, V. Lavriotis L. Berg. SEMESTER 5-Miss Nichol, Miss Spiering. Top Row: M. McCarthy, S. Sibbald, C. Kleist, M. Kronshage, J. Van Buskirk, J. Weginger, E. Truebenbach, S. Jens, J. Hambach, J. Pellar, L. Pickarts, A. Fahrmann, L. Forman, P. Bennett, E. Stephan, H. Kohlberg. Row Three: C. Lubotsky, N. Stone, J. Schuler, J. Ostermeyer, L. Miller, H. Taufncr, B. Cutglass, M. Lewis, Miss Nichol, G. Franklin, B. Boyd, B. Hurd, E. Langteau, J. Nichol, J. Steffen, D. Gordon. Row Two: C. Boettcher, M. Shanovich, J. Topel, H. Lakich, D. Anderson, S. Schneider, A. Hartman, K. Glawe, A. Schiro, G. Klabouch, S. Labros, P. Pinnow, B. McLay, J. Bathey, J. Garfmkel. Row One: I. Heinzen, E. Berti, A. Spicuzza, E. Golper, P. Krebs, L. Fischer, G. Imhof, J. Hicks, J. Groasdale, B. Nims, Mintz, Talbot, K. Manning, E. Landau. CLASSES T. Gillies, K. Harms, B. Witte, Top Row: G. Pulos, C. Halvorson R Vogelcr R Hartman D Laubtn SEMESTER 6 - Mr. Miller, Mr. Top Row: R. Champney, W. Grigg, R. Wussow, R. Bahrs, SEMESTER 6 - Mr. Derrwaldt. T017 Row: G. Lawrence, E. Parness, J. Deloye,, J. Searle, R. Casper C. Butenhodf, T. Draeopoulos, Mr. Derrwaldt, A. Neumann, G. Arenz G. Hart, A. Ubl, L. Glotzer, J. Magnuson, R. Maurer. Row One R. Lipscomb, L. Levin, K. Momsen, F. Manning, M. Edelman, R. Human J. Clausing, L. Lubotsky, R. Hannahan, R. Lillie, Galian, R. Engbretson J. Naulr. Grorh. ,SEMESTER 6-Mr. Blackbourn, Mr Cook G. Plaumann, E. B. Kitzrow, R. Baker, R. Snyder. Row J. Trester, J. Elliott, N. Mangan, B. Meyer, J. Larson, D. Parkinson, R. Johnson, A. Lipschutz D. Grindrod, A. Buchmann, A. Schmidt, N. Sweet DeThier, J. McCully, J. Haering Three: E. Hurlimann, G. Geyer, M. Serio, David Stauif, Mr. Groth, Mr. Miller Row Two: L. Maletz, E. Reuter, J. Reuter, G. Cosgrove, H. Huber, H. Allisch, D. Hoeppner D. Beranick. Row One: R. Duwe, R. Prus, J. Freeck, V. Dunbar W. Bower, M. Warren, M. Stern, R. Burkard, J. Obot. , stein, C. Osborn, G. Perry, R. Ove G Miller D Schroeder E Frazier R. Whitman, D. Rabin, F. Price, D. Muench. Row Three: J. Peterson, B. Malarsky, C. Roy, R. Fink, W. Linden, J. Michor, Mr. Blackbourn, Mr. Cook, G. Treiehel, W. Jurss, R. Steinfuhr, J. Gerhard, M. Edelman, R. Simon. Row Two: A. Clauer, R. Rhemer, E. Clauter, J. Nankin, C. Elmer, G. Maras, J. Mendeloff, G. Schwei, D. Jarchow, R. Rieger, A. Peschek, G. Duell. Row One: R. Lisberg, A. Gibbons, G. Lauby, F. Abad, L. Zarse, R. Gehlhaart, C. Schwabenlender, A. Zrimsek, D. Hoff, J. Slobodn, T. Ellison, R. Rehfeld. CLASSES SEMESTER 6 --Mr. Haney, Mr. McCutcheon. Top Row: R. Klein, YV, Hurd, D. Dengel, R. Remm, D, O'Neil D. Stanek, D. Westgaard, R. Mahnke, R. Thompson, Roy, Evert, R. Amrhein, L. Foerster, S. Sehnoll, Radler. Row Three: M. Gross, R. Noebcl, G. Kaiser, G. Driscoll, E. Bulge, R. Peterson, Mr. Haney, Mr. McCutcheon, J. Campbell, R. May, M. Lieban, F. Osborn, G. Sargent, L. Tschantz. Row Two: E. Heidschmidt, R. Taugher, A. Haffner H. Zinsmeister, D. Stelzner, K. Howden, A. Pipp, R. Bertelson, M. Nason A. Lehmann, C. Fontaine, C. Kacerovsky. Ron' One: B. Pershitz, J. Frank, M. Beheim, R. Derrwaldt, W. Serbyn, I.. Strand, R. Colwell C. Miller, R. Schubert, L. Beyers, H. Post. SEMESTER 6 - Miss Carlson. SEMESTER 6 - Miss Handt, Miss Gutsch. Tap Row: M, Rauko, D. Volkmzxnn, A. Truitt, B. Gustafson, N. Davis C. Parker, S. Rilling, B. Schultz, A. Raymond, S. Kohlenberg, D. Mont- gomery, M. Rosin, P. Morgan, B. Schwerdtmann, B. Gerstcin, D. Westmore Row TIJVUU: M. Widowit, M. Belinky, E. Bergen, S. Malmgren, O. Scholbe J, Knop, M. Krause, Miss Gutsch, Miss Handt, P. Carroll, M. Johnson M P. Arndt, K. Sammer, M. Koehler, C. Thien, Karlmann, D. Roitburd G. Cohen, C. Flessert, Goetter, L. XVirthwein, Rchm, B. Siebold N. Rogler, J. Drews, R. Schmid, V. Horn. Row One: M. Vesokie B. Bennett, C. Pietenpol, H. Fick, C. Faubel, M, Eiling, J, DeSantis L. Dunn, J. Schiller, J. Brcitweiser, S. Pantazes, M. Gee, C. Bertal, Luff N. Kaufman. T011 Row: M. Murphy, C. Maxey, L. Mcvcrden, B. Boetter, J. Nickel, J. Ostergren, Miss Carlson, R. Currer, D. Payette, Marquette, E. Kimpfler, M. Paul, G. Zimmerman. Row One: B. Hiken, C. Johnson, A. Schmidt, L. Hitz, C. Anderson, C. Kasten, J. Jacobi, A. Gurda, C. Reinartz, B, Brehmer, W'cstern, J. Schmitz, R. Mueller. CLASSES . Stefanski, M. Naylor, J. Kraase, B. Bodendoerfer, M. Evans. Row Two. SEMESTER 6 -- Miss Porter. Top Row: M. Schwan, R. Fisher, A. Smith, L. Trevillian, J. Sizer, R. Froehlich, Harrer, Miss Porter, L. Steimle, P. Stika, S. Wilmes, B. Greene, A. Papa, L. Volkmann, C. Braun, R. Bender. Row One. M. Demeter, H. Menos, C. Moore, N. Katzow, J. Saxe, M. Piehl, G. Nankin, B. Novotny, M. Maas, S. Wierth, C. Jacobson, J. Luick, L. Panter, P. Ramazin, B. Love. SEMESTER 6 - Miss Meyer, Miss Kuehnast. Top Row: A. Stanek, M. Michelke, S. Bergold, C. Praefke M. Rietz, Stude, J. Strassburger, R. Kilian, B, Wolfe, E. Schley, J. Pfannerstill, M. McGhee, Larsen, H. Diers. E. Lamb, E. Koepsel, M. Kunath, B. Nimmer, P. Potts, R. Mandel, Miss Kuehnast, Miss Meyer, D. Kunz, D. Marx, E. Siebrecht, M. Anastos, D. Denzin, B. Bath. Row Two: S. D. Lewin, R. Orloski, J. Dotzauer, N. Martin, A. Zenge , M. Grotte C. Kaliebe, Row Three. Y. Savage, A. Guzzetta, Tseharnack r, J. Hayes M. Frank, H. Moedinger, A. Nelius, D. Green, J. Kurtz, D. Miller N. Anderson, L. Goodman. Row One: J. Carlin, M. Kraus , A. Dandos D. Baum, L. Kraemer, M. Stetter, R. Mai, M. Hoerig, J. Bode, R. Hubbell B. Yaillen, E. Fitting, A. Keller, M. Lemke, M. Dorman. SEMESTER 6 -- Miss Raasch, Miss Strohm. Top Row: N. Allman, J. Volkmann, D. Thurston, T. Binter, C. Zischke, P. Lauer, R. Fackler, J. Rott, M. Cejka, J. Cyliax, B. Armstrong, G. Kitzman, D. Holtz, M. Neth, B. Pick, J. Ask. Row Three: R. Bern- stein, H. Linke, C. Wagner, Raddeman, S. Hayward, M. Kies, D. Pratt, Miss Ransch, Miss Strohm, B. Schley, Heftcr, M. Meyers, B. Richter, F. Potter, J. Perrin, K. Kotvis. Row Two: E. Zimmer, R. Mertz, V. Lane, N. Kamper, A. Pestalozzi, A. George, J. Sheehan, N. Toussaint, B McCann, J. Williams, A. Wapp, M. Pruitt, B. Hughes, C. Wollinka, D. Lampell, G. Bemis. Row One: A. Schewchenko, M. Dunn, M. Weiss, G. Boxer, M. Doty, H. Klumb, C. Henricksen, M. Brasich, G. Meixner, M. Callahan, S. Kenan, A. Guyot, S. Heller, F. Polacheck, Kunze. CLASSES SEMESTER 7 - Group 1. Top Row: L. Gregg, D. Brown, H. Canitz, H. Green, S. Franklin, J. Fclser R. Fauska, J. Erps, K. Futterlieb, R. Garland, B. Dobratz, L. Berg R. Geschrei, K. Gallatin, Row Three: N. Bautz, M. Belot, B. Buboltz N. Brandtner, E. Abramson, L. Greenbaum, J. Bley, K. Dewey, G. Duin, Franklin H. Bander H. Cohen, C. Anderson, S. Brandt. Row Two. R. , , L Donnelly, M. Dufton, J. Eberle, P. Carey, G. Ferro, B. Birkeneder V. Fosclick, R. Fronsoe, B. Brue, G. Banke, J. Aschenbrenner, B. Bonic Row One: D. Dennenberg, G. Carr, E. Blood, B. Chrudimsky, D. Augustin J. Beyer, F. Chudobba, G. Bass, H. Drogy, M. Branks. CLASSES SEMESTER 7 - Group 2. Top Row: S. Jentzen, C. Habcck, H. Jolal, E. Jesse, R. Knuth, J. Hartz- hcim, R. Kramer, R. Kelley, D. Guten, D. Herold, E. Holtz, S. Koltin D. Kilimann, D. Haas. Row Three: E. Kirchberg, B. Gilomen, D. Kohn H. Hubert, G. Kalkhoff, F. Huber, D. Koenen, C. Gebbard, C. Kuchler J. Hansen, V. Keinschmiclt, R. Klebenow, H. Kahn, E. Jonas. Row Two G. Hoffmann, K. Hartman, N. Holmes, R. Geigler, N. Hansen, D. Kula- kowsky, L. Knuth, L. Hiller, S. Koepsel, P. Kosmos, J. Henricks, J. Kutter Row One: T. Hubert, D. Greuel, K. Holtz, M. Jablonicky, H. Jaquith J. Kirby, M. Horle, B. Kruse, B. Holzman, P. Hocr, M. Hillman. SEMESTER 7 - Group 3. T011 Row: D. Pack, R. Paris, G. Millar, J. Kass, P. Nelczcn, H. Muth M. Morris, W. Marcus, K. McMaster, B. Miller, P. Lorcnzcn, F. Post N. Ncnnert, E. Linke. Row Tbrw: M. Muyworrn, N. Letteer, E. Lcvinsky D. Oldenburg, J. Pellar, R. Kaufman, M. Mcndelsohn, G. Macdercr D. Kaul, L. Mcycrs. J. Poser, D. Pfoertsch, D. Laing, j. Matter. Row Two M. Prugger, A. Passmann, O. Lakich, M. Myslis, B. Parks, J. Pcrlick M. Putnam, P. Neils, C. Loessl, L. Moellenba-ck, L. Preuss, S. Levine. Row One: B. Marmorstein, P. Ncmovitz, S. Malmon, E. Miller Ncidorfler, B. Lubotsky, L. Lamping, S. Maris, I. Obot, Mendcloff SEMESTER 7 - Group 4. T011 Row: R. Schlocgel, A. Schmid, M. Stumpf, D. Wclls, R. Smith A. Scemarm, XV. Thin-rfelder, R. Stempfhuber, M. Schrocter, J. Shapiro R. Saeger, P. Sigwalr, R. Sessody, R. Zuege. Row Three: B. Waschick L. Suchy, J. Tcplinsky, F. Wiviott, B. Van Engel, D. Savic, G. Warren N. Struve, M. Zecley, H. Solochek, M. Rotter, S. Wanclschncider B. Schultz, W. Znjichek. Row Two: S. Resh, B. Trapp, S. Spector C. Ruben, I. Zirbel, D. Rosenberg, I. Turano, NV. Siegel, C. Solsrud 1. Swidler, S. Schwid, R. Reiser. Row One: P. Schuster, B. Stellner C. Schulz, P. Ristow, S. Richards, D. Simeorie, E. Stuht, D. Wammer L. Tingley, M. Wegncr, L. Rizzo. CLASSES SUMMER SCHOOL - Mr. Losse T017 Row: Waldo Rankin, Gerald Gehm, Gerald Gutzmann, David Andrews, Robert Steinhart, Paul Nelezen, Robert Roozen, Benjamin Dobratz, Robert Weeks, Joseph Muehlbach, Bertram Putzier, Milton Pivar, Theodora Teschan. Second Row: Nancy Bancroft, Shirlee Rasmussen, Nancy McLay, Marjorie Belot, Geraldine Spicer, Mr. Losse, Irene Guember, Doris Laing, Patricia Becker, Phyllis Maertz, Nancy Helgert. First Row: Audrey Kaliebe, Sibylle Matis, Beverly Holzman, Geraldine Bass, Lois Graetz, Bernice Askotzky, Eunice Miller, Gloria Carr. CLASSES Mr. Suchy Top Row: Richard Sessody, Richard Mueller, Gerald Hartzheim, Herbert Muth, Mr. Suchy, Kenneth Futterlieb, Michael Skiba, Merlyn Stumpf, Byron Meyer. First Row: Shirley Loften, Beverly Braun, Benjamin Kaplan, Harold Cohen, William Siegel, Betty Birkencdcr, Jean Henricks. F -' -2 fi' . 'OT K Y i' . if if as 5 nf Q Aw. N ' ff 'T if f v ' . ,init Q 1 ,Q 2 if W3 f ' if Q! This is the senior nfineh inforinecl That lecl the scholar wearieal and worn In cheering the athlete all hrawn ana' hrain That fought to hring hoine honor and faine And special glory to the elnh That cleveloperl the aide That served the school That George hnilt. I As the strains of Poinp and Cireuinstanee summon the seniors to the auditorium for the last time, they realize that this marks an end and a beginning. Oh, yes, they may seem high and mighty to the new sophomore, but deep down, the Seniors are just a little bit jealous. These others still have the years that are filled with dances, hard work, and cokes with their friends. The Seniors have had all this: they,ve experienced all the joysg they've acquired the fast friends that come from sharing common problems. Now they are ready to go forth on their own. They have studied, yes, worked hard to be able' to walk down the aisle to the strains of Poinp and Cireninsfanee. The school is proud of its Seniors and is only too willing to follow the good examples they have set. To them we say a simple, Thank you, Seniors. i1 , ,QW f- -s 115 , h Q9 1 as Yi LR, at gg , '4 k 1 M Niven -mea... M, .ffm W Q5', .,? M1 ?S,,!. .wk -:. M ,fy Km ,, ,N -N Nr E 2, ABRAMS ALDRIDGE ALTM AN AMSCHLER ,AMES ANDERSON JEANNE ANDERSON BACH BAER BAILEY BANHOLZER BEAR L. BECKER M. BECKER BEMANN BERHARDT BERNSTEIN BETHKE BOLDT 100 SHIRLEY ABRAMS-Girls' Club . . . JANICE ALDRIDGE -Philomathea, Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Pre-Lunch Room Monitor, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Tennis Club, Girls' Club, Vice-President, 2, Wahiat . . . MELVIN ALTMAN-Wrestling, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Street Traders . . . CAROL AMSCHLER-Senior Class, Gift Committee, Stu- dent Service, Hall Monitor, Nature Study Club, Girls' Club . . . JAMES ANDERSON-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Golf Team, Street Traders . . . JEANNE ANDERSON- Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Girls, Club, Home Economics Club . . . CHARLOTTE BACH-Senior Class, Social Committee, Student Service, Librarian, Nature Study Club, Girls' Club . . . ROBERT BAER-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Latin Club, Physics Club, Sargeant-at-Arms, 4, Street Traders. . . PHYLLIS BAILEY-Student Council, Point System Com- mittee, Chairman, 4, Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Camera Club, Nature Study Club, Girls' Club, Student Council Representative, Wahiat . . . DELEMAR BANHOLZER-Scroll Weekly, Business Staff, Washington Players, Vice-President, 4, Spanish Club, Student Council Representative, 3, Chemistry Club . . .MELVIN BEAR . . . LUBA BECKER . . . MARSHALL BECKER-Alphanea, President, Third Vice- President, Student Council Representative, Student Service, W'restling, Washington Players, First Vice-President . . . DOLORES BEMANN-Student Service, Pre-Lunch Room Monitor . . . MARION BERNHARDT-German Club . . . SALLY BERNSTEIN-Scroll Weekly, Typing Editor, 43 Lincoln, Treasurer, 4, Student Service, Homeroom Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Washington Players, Girls' Club . . . CLYDE BETHKE-Chemistry Club, Physics Club . ROGER BOLDT-Chemistry Club, Physics Club . . . IANUARY, 1947 BOWMAN BRITT BUEHLER CARROLL CHAMPION CHAMPNEY CIGANEK COBLENTZ CRIMI CYLIAX DAVID DEHNE DE SWARTE DIEDRICH DOMASK DR ALLE DREWS DRIFKA EUGENE BOWMAN . . . BETTY BRITT-Scroll Weekly, Business Staff, Head-0E Clerk, 4, Collection Staff, Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Latin Club, President, 4, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Tennis Club . . . AUDREY BUEHLER-Scroll Weekly, Editor- in-Chief, 4, Literary Staff, Lincoln, Latin Club, Girls' Club . . . DORIS CARROLL-Girls' Club . . . THOMAS CHAMPION - Football, Wrestling . . . MANETTE CHAMPNEY-Senior Class, Secretary, Philomathea, Am- bassador, Treasurer, Student Service, Infirmary Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Washington Players, Student Council Representative, 3, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Student Council Representative, Girls' Club, Student Council Rep- resentative, Treasurer, 2 . . . BERNICE CIGANEK-Student Service, Stamp Sales, Latin Club, Chemistry Club . . . THOMAS COBLENTZ- Scroll Weekly, Business Staff, Philomathea, Student Service, Cafeteria, Monitor, Towel Monitor, Street Traders . . . IDA CRIMI-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Latin Club . . . JOAN CYLIAX-Camera Club, Girls' Club . . . GRACE DAVID-Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, Phila- mathea, Latin Club, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, President, 4, Vice-President, Student Council Representative, Girls' Club, Vice-President, 3 . . . DELORES DEHNE-Student Service, Pre-Lunch Room Monitor, Spanish Club, Nature Study Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat, Home Economics Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, 3, 4 . . . IAN UARY, 1947 YVONNEV DE SWARTE-Student Service, Homeroom Monitor, Attendance Monitor . . . DORIS DIEDRICH- Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . DELORES DOMASK-Student Service, Monitor, Girls' Club . . . LAMBERT DRALLE- Scroll Weekly, Business Staff, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club . . . JOHN DREWS -Senior Class, Sergeant-at-Arms, Basketball, Football, Track, Street Traders . . . LORRAINE DRIFKA-Girls' Club, Student Service, Hall Monitor . . . DRISCOLL DUMDIE EHRMANN ELLEFSON ENGBRETSON ERDMANN ERNST ESSENMACHER FEINBERG FINGER FINKLER FLETCHER ERASE FREIGANG EREUDENREICH GAEDE GALLAGHER GAUS MARVEL DRISCOLL-Student Q Service, Hall Monitor, Office Monitor, Spanish Club, Tennis Club, Girls' Club . . . MILTON DUMDIE-Apparatus, German Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Street Traders . . . OLIVER EHR- MANN . . . JOANNE ELLEFSON-Senior Class, Flower, Motto, Color Committee, Alphanea, Student Service, Moni- tor, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club , . . COLLEEN ENGBRETSON-Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . ROBERT ERDMANN-Cross Country, Track, Nature Study Club . . . JOHN ERNST - Alphanea, Cross Country, Football, Swimming Team, Track, Street Traders . . . SHIRLEY ESSENMACHER-Student Council, Student Service, Home- room Monitor, Student Librarian, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . MARILYN FEINBERG-Lincoln, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club . . . PATRICIA FINGER-Chemistry Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . FAYE FINKLER-Girls' Club . . . JAMES FLETCHER-Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Street Traders, Secretary, Treasurer . . . IANUARY, 1947 MARION FRASE--Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Pre-Lunch Room Monitor, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . GILBERT FREIGANG-Scroll Weekly, Busi- ness Staff, Circulation Manager, Football, Track . . . GEORGEANNE FREUDENREICH-Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Vice-President, 4 . . . THOMAS GAEDE--Lincoln, Cross Country, Track, Street Traders . . . DORIS GALLAGHER- Alphanea , . . WILLIAM GAUS-Alphanea, Spanish Club, Street Traders . . . JEAN GELHAUSEN-Student Service, Auditorium Moni- tor, Pre-Lunch Monitor, Office Monitor, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club, Wal'1iat . . . CAROL GERSTENBERGER- Nature Study Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Treasurer, 3 . . . ROLIN GETTLE-Student Council, Sar- geant-at-Arms, 4, Student Service, Attendance Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Auditorium Monitor, Marching Band, Football, Track, Wrestling, Spanish Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Street Traders, Student Council Representative . . . SHIRLEY GOELZ-Student Council, Scroll Weekly, Typist, Scroll Yearbook, Treasurer, Student Service, Inirmary Mon- itor, Stamp Sales, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . ANNABELLE GOLDBERG-Girls' Club . . . GLORIA GOLDEN4F0r- ensics, Lincoln, Spanish Club, Tennis Club . . . JOYCE GOLDSTEIN-Spanish Club . . . DAVID GOOD- SETT--Philomathea, Chemistry Club, Physics Club . . . GLORIA GRIM-Student Service, Librarian, Atendance Monitor, Latin Club, Chemistry Club . . . JAMES GSTOETTNER-Student Service, Marching Band . . . NANCY HAERTLEIN-Student Council, Point Sys- tem Committee, Chairman, Scroll Weekly, Typist, 4, Stu- dent Service, Stage Crew, Camera Club, Girls' Club . . . GARY HANSON-Football, Golf Team, Street Traders . DELORES HEFLING-Philomathea, Student Service, In- firmary, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club . . . DELORES HEIER . . . ROSEMARY HEINE-Latin Club, Camera Club, Girls' Club . . . RICHARD HELLEN-Student Service, Cross Country, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Street Traders . . . JOYCE HENDRICKS-Scroll Weekly, Typist, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . JACQUELINE HETH-Student Service, Attendance Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . JANUARY, 1947 GELHAUSEN GERSTENBERGER GETTLE GOELZ GOLDBERG GOLDEN GOLDSTEIN GOODSETT GRIM GSTOETTNER HAERTLEIN HANSON HEFLING HEIER HEINE HELLEN HENDRICKS HETH 103 HILLEN HILLER HINTZ HOLZMAN HORNER HUMANN HURWITZ HYINK JOACHIMI JOHNSON D. JONES E. JONES JUEDES KASCHEL KESSLER KLABUNDE KLEIN KLEINER 104 JOHN HILLEN--Cheerleader, Wrestling, Latin Club . . . JAMES HILLER-Street Traders . . . MARCELLINE- Girls' Club, Home Economics, Wahiat . . '. DANIEL HOLZMAN-Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Street Traders . . . MARGARET HORNER-Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, Lincoln, Ambassador, 4, Secretary, 3, Stu- dent Service, Atendance Monitor, Pre-Lunch Room Moni- tor, Latin Club, Secretary, 3, Treasurer, 4, Chemistry Club . . . BETTY JANE HUMANN-Wahiat . . . LAWRENCE HURWITZ-Lincoln, Student Service, Cafe- teria Monitor . . . MARGRET HYINK-Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, Philomathea, StudentService, Oiice Monitor, Girls' Club . . . THOMAS JOACHIMI-Swimming Team, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Street Traders . . . RICHARD JOHNSON-Student Service, Marching Band, Basketball, Manager . . . DOLORES JONES-Student Serv- ice, Marching Band, Girls' Club . . , ELIZABETH JONES -Student Service, Horneroom. Monitor, Girls' Club, Wa- hiat . . . MARION JUEDES-Lincoln, Student Service, Infirmary Monitor, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Girls' Club . . . KARL KASCHEL-Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Usher . . . SHIRLEY KESSLER-AL phaneag Student Service, Spanish Club . . . AUDREY KLABUNDE-Lincoln, Student Service, Cafe- teria Monitor, Advisement Monitor, Visual Service, Girls' Club . . . JEAN KLEIN-Lincoln, Student Service, Audi- torium Monitorg Girls' Club . . . JOAN KLEINER-Na- ture Study Club, Girls' Club . . . IANUARY, 1947 KENNETH KLOIBER-Physics Club, Street Traders . . . RICHARD KNIER-Track . . . JANET KNUTH-Scroll Weekly, Business Staff, Collection Manager, Philomathea, Second Vice-President, 3, Student Service, Stamp Sales, Chemistry Club, Girl's Club, Wahiat . . . GORDON KOENIG--Student Service, Usher, Cafeteria Monitor, Swimming, Track, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Street Traders . . . BETTY KOEPKE-Scroll Weekly, Busi- ness Staif, Lincoln, Girls, Club . . . ARTHUR KOHLER -Physics Club, Street Traders . . . JEROME KRAMER-Senior Class, Skit Committee, Lincoln, Treasurer, Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Cheerleader, Spanish Club, Street Traders . . . JAMES KRAUSE-Philm mathea, Latin Club, Chemistry lub, Stret Tradrs . . . DOROTHY KRIZ-Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . JANETH KROHN-Studnt Service, Oiiice Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Secretary . . . MARJORIE KRONBERGER-Girls, Club . . . ROBERT KUEBLER-Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Chem- istry Club, Physics Club, Street Traders . . . LENORE LADEWIG-Student Council, Scroll Weekly, Business Staff, Circulation Manager, Philomathea, Third Vice-President, 3, Student Service, Homeroom Monitor, Washington Players, Secretary, 3, Spanish Club, Chem- istry Club, Tennis Club, Student Council Representative . . . WALTER LAEV-Basketball, Football, Track, Street Traders, Sargeant-at-Arms, 4 , . . DORIS LA KAM- Lincoln, Girls' Club . . . , RALPH LARSEN-Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Football, Track, Street Traders . . . ROBERT LEWIS- Student Service, Post-Lunch Room Monitor, Football, Track, Street Traders . . . JOANNE LINDEMANN-Scroll Week- ly, Literary StaE, Co-Associate Editor, 3, Co-Managing Editor, 4, Lincoln, Secretary, 2, Third Vice-President, 3, Co-Managing Editor, 4, Lincoln, Secretary, 2, Third Vice- President, 3, Student Council Representative, 4, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . IANUARY, 1947 KLOIBER KNIER KNUTH KOENIG KOEPKE KOHLER KRAMER KRAUSE KRIZ KROHN KRONBERGER KUEBLER LADEWIG LAEV LA KAM LARSEN LEWIS LINDEMANN 105 LOSSE LUNDEEN MANDARICH MARCUS MARMORSTEIN MARTIN MARZAHN MAYER C. MILLER H. MILLER MITTELSTAEDT MOHR MORGAN MULLEN NEALON JOANNE LOSSE-Student Service, Pre-Lunch Room Mon- itor, Home Economics Club . . . DOROTHY LUNDEEN -Student Service, Marching Band, Chemistry Club . . . LUCILLE MANDARICH--Philomathea, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . SHERMAN MARCUS-Philomathea, Student Service, Pre-Lunch Mon- itor, Football, Track, Street Traders . . . ARNOLD MARMORSTEIN-Spanish Club . LOIS MARTIN- Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, Feature Editor, Philomathea, Latin Club, Girls' Club, NELSON NEUZERLING NOONAN ROSEMARY MARZAHN-Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . BRANNON MAYER-Student Council, Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Ushers, Captain, 3, Swimming, Track, Street Traders . . . CONSTANCE MILLER-Spanish Club, Secretary, 4, Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Tennis Club, Girls' Club, Pres- ident, 2, Wahiat . . . HOWARD MILLER-Student Council, Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Football, Golf, Track . . . JOHN MITTELSTAEDT-Senior Class, Gift Committee, Chairman, Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Marching Band, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club . . . OSCAR MOHR--Student Service, Hall Monitor, Cafeteria Monitor, Physics Club, Street Traders . . . IANUARY, 1947 DORIS MORGAN-Student Service, Homeroom Monitor, Wahiat . . . GERALDINE MULLEN-Lincoln, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Girls' Club . . . RICHARD NEALON-Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Street Traders . . . RUTH NELSON-Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . JEAN NEUZERLING-Student Serv- ice, Cafeteria Monitor, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club .' . . MARY NOONAN-Nature Study Club, Girls' Club . . . ALBERT OLSON-Street Traders . . . BARBARA OLSON -junior Class, Secretaryg Scroll Weekly, Typist, Lincolng StudentService, Advisement Monitor, Hall Monitorg Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . CHARLOTTE OLSON--Student Serv- ice, Study Hall Monitorg Spanish Clubg Girls' Clubg Wahiat . . . LORAINE OLSON-Spanish Clubg Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . KENDALL OLSON-Cross Countryg Footballg Track . . . RUTH ONDREJKA-Girls' Club, Vice-President, 35 Wahiat . . . ' MARGARET OSWALD-Student Service, Hall Monitorg Girls' Club . . . ROBERT PANDL-Apparatus, Track, Physics Clubg Street Traders . . . MARY JANE PARKER- Wahiat . . . WILLARD PAULSON . . . ROSALIE PERCHONOK- Lincolng Student Service, Home-:room Monitor, Hall Moni- torg Girls' Club . . . GEORGE PERRIN-Chemistry Clubg Physics Club, Street Traders . . . JACQUELINE PETERSON--Scroll Weekly, Literary StaE, Associate Editorg Philomatheag Student Service, Hall Moni- tor, Marching Band, Spanish Club, Student Council Rep- resentative, 4g Tennis Club, Secretary, 2, Wahiat, Secretary, 4 . . . JOHN PFEIL-Swimming Teamg Street Traders . . . DELORES PLAINSE . . . HELEN POLIAK-Student Council, Secretary, 4, Student Service, Hall Monitorg Chemistry Club, Student Council Representativeg Physics Club, Girls' Club . . . RUTH PURSOW-Girls' Club . . . RUTH RECKLINGHAUSEN -Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . IANUARY, 1947 A. OLSON B. OLSON C. OLSON L. OLSON P. OLSON ONDREJKA OSWALD PANDL PARKER PAULSON PERCHONOK PERRIN PETERSON PFEIL PLAINSE POLIAK PORSOW RECKLINGHAUSEN 107 RICHTER ROEHR ROGGENBAUER ROHDE ROMANIK ROSSMILLER RUECKERT RUESCH RYNDERS SALZBRENNER SANDNER SATTELL SAUSER SCHEMENAUER SCHLEIFER SCHMIDT C. SCHNEIDER H. SCHNEIDER 108 RICHARD RICHTER-Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Street Traders . . . RICHARD ROEHR -Student Council, President, 4, Philomathea, Sargeant-at- Arms, 2, Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Football, Latin Club, Sargeant-at-Arms, 3, Tennis Club, Street Traders . . . JEROME ROGGENBAUER-Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Street Traders . . . EUGENE ROHDE . . . ROBERT ROMANIK-Student Council, Football, Physics Club, Street Traders, Student Council Representative, 4 . . . LOIS ROSSMILLER-Scroll Weekly, Ad Collection Manager, Student Service, Hall Mon- itor, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . CARROLL RUECKERT-Student Service, Lost and Found Monitor, Lunch! Room Monitor, Stamp Sales, Girls' Club . . . MARVIN RUESCH-Philomathea, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Street Traders . . . DEAN RYNDERS-Alphanea, Cross Country, Track, Chemistry Club, Physics Club . . . VERNON SALSBRENNER . . . ROY SANDNER . . MILTON SATTELL-Alphanea, Washington Players . JACKIE SAUSER . . . MURIEL SCHEMENAUER-Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . JOHN SCHLEIFER-Philomathea, First Vice-President, 3, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Wash- ington Players, Sargeant-at-Arms, 4, Treasurer, 4, Latin Club, Treasurer, 3, Chemistry Club, Street Traders . . . ERICH SCHMIDT-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Basket- ball, German Club, Chemistry Club, Street Traders . . . CHRISTINE SCHNEIDER-Scroll Weekly, Typist, Scroll Yearbook, Publicity Editor, Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Advisement Secretary, Hall Monitor, German Club, Camera Club, Girls' Club . . . HELGA SCHNEIDER . . . IANUABY, 1947 SCHNELL SCHOEN SCHULDES SCHULNER SCHULTZ SCHWANTES SERNOVITZ SHECTMAN SHUBIN SIEBRECHT SODOS SPAUDE SPECTOR SPENCER STADTMUELLER STELTZ STEPHAN STROHL FRANCIS SCHNELL-Chemistry Club, Tennis Club . . . WILLIAM SCHOEN-Senior Class, Treasurer, 4, Football, Trac, Wrestling, Spanish Club, Physics, Street Traders . . . JOHN SCHULDES-Senior Class, Vice-President, Alpha- nea, Latin Club, Second Vice-President . . . DOLORES SCHULNER . . . ELLEN SCHULTZ-Senior Class, Prim Committee, Student Council, Scroll Weekly, Typist, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Attendance Mon- itor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . BETTY SCHWANTES -Nature Study Club, Girls' Club RUTH SERNOVITZ--Student Service, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . HOVA SHECTMAN- Lincoln, Student Service, Attendance Monitor, Hall Moni- tor, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . ELAINE SHUBIN-Lincoln, Chemistry Club, Girls, Club . . . DONALD SIEBRECHT-Apparatus, Cross Country, Track, Street Traders . . . BORIS SODOS--Alphanea, Student Service, Lunch Room Monitor, Football, Track, Wrestling, Spanish Club . . . ROBERT SPAUDE-Cross Country, Physics Club . . JANUARY, 1947 9 JACK SPECTOR-Senior Class, Program Committee, Al- phanea, Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Basketball, Street Traders . . . ELVIRA SPENCER-Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . JOHN STADTMUELLER--Student Service, Hall Monitor . . . CHARMAINE STELTZ-Philomathea, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Assembly Monitor, Home- room Monitor, Washington Players, Spanish Club . . . ROBERT STEPHAN-Senior Class, Gift Committee, Stu- dent Council, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, President, 4, Alphanea, Chemistry Club . . . MARY ANN STROHL-Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Home- room Monitor, Girls' Club . . . E. SULLIVAN P. SULLIVAN TE BRAKE TERRIS THOMAS TOLZMANN TOTSCH VAN ENGEL VEDINSKY VOGELER VOLKMANN VOLLENDORF WAGNER WASSERMAN WEIDIG WENDELBORN N. WETZEL ' R. WETZEL EILEEN SULLIVAN-Student Service, Homeroom Moni- tor, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . PHILLIP'SULLIVAN--Stu- dent Service, Cafeteria Monitor . . . SHIRLEY TEBRAKE -Alphaneag Student Service, Advisement Monitorg Girls' Club . . . MARY TERRIS-Spanish Clubg Girls' Club . . . CAROL THOMAS-Philomatheag Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Infirmary Moni- tor, War Activities Committee, Secretary, 35 Girls' Clubg Home Economics Club, President, 4 . . . EMMA TOLZ- MANN . . . PHYLLIS TOTSCH-Student Service, Monitor, German Cllrbg Girls' Club . . . BERNADEAN VAN ENGEL'1StU- dent Service, Hall Monitor, Advisement Monitorg Chemistry Club, President, 35 Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . SHIRLEY VEDINSKY-Chemistry Club . . . WALTER VOGELER- Football . . . RALPH VOLKMANN-Student Service, Ad- visement Monitor, Hall Monitorg Spanish Club, Chemistry F711-bg Physics Club . . . BARBARA VOLLENDORF-Girls' Clubg Wabiat . . . JEANNINE WAGNER-Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, As- sistant Proof Editorg Philomatheag Student Service, Li- brarian, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . LIBBY VVASSERMAN-Spanish Club . . . PHILIP WEIDIG-Street Traders . . . WESLEY WENDELBORN-Footballg Track . . . NORMAN WETZEL-German Clubg Nature Study Clubg Street Traders . . . JANUARY, 1947 1 10 WIDEN WILDENAUER WINANS WOLLIN YORK ZIRBEL LEONARD WIDEN-Student Service, Attendance Monitor, Spanish Club, Physics Clubg Music Club . . . PETER WILDENAUER-Student Service, Attendance Monitor . . . RICHARD WINANS-Philomathea, First Vice-President, 2, Third Vice-President, 45 Student Service, Marching Band, Cafeteria Monitor, Oiiice Monitorg Spanish Clubg Physics Clubg Camera Clubg Street Traders . . . JEANNE WOLLIN-Girls' Clubg Wahiat . . . VIRGINIA YORK-Scroll Yearbook, Business Staff, Business Manager, 43 Student Service, Infirmary Monitor, Locker Monitorg Spanish Club, First Vice-President, 45 Chemistry Clubg Girls' Clubg Wahiat . . . JOANNE ZIRBEL-Spanish Clubg Girls' Club . . . IN MEMORIAM Jeanne Resch January 31, 1939 - September 17, 1946 IANUARY, 1947 111 IANUARY CLASS COMMITTEES 112 Top Row J. Kramer W. Vogeler R. Baer R. Willans R, Kuebler M, Becker Boflom' Row L. Ladewig P. Bailey J. Peterson M. Driscoll J. Aldrich D. Banholzer T011 Row J.Mirclestacdr C. Thomas R. Stephan T. Coblcnrz J, Spector C. Amschler W. Wendelborn Balfour Row L. Martin M. Hyink P. Finger J. Linclemann H. Schcctman J. Wagner T011 Row B. Britt H. Miller R. Larsen J. Anderson R. Gentle L. Drnlle R. Lewis E. Schultz Boilmu Row M. Juedes B. Van Engel LI, Ellefson C. Bach G. David IANUARY CLASS GFFICERS Prcfsident Thomas Champion Vice-P resident Jack Schuldes Secwfary Manette Champney C o-T reasurers Robert Kuebler William Schoen Council Repesenfative Lenore Ladwig .S61'g8tIl1f-all-A1'111S Sfamling: J. Schuldes, J. Drews, R. Schoen, R. Kuebler. Seated: John Drews ADVISERS Robert Ewers Clouirman Ida Kuehnast T. Champion, L. Ladewig. National Honor Janice Aldridge Marshall Becker Betty Britt Manette Champney Grace David Rollin Gettle First Honor. , Second Honor Shirley Goelz Richard Hellen Margaret Horner Margret Hyink Gordon Koenig Joanne Lindemann Howard Miller . . . . .Richard Roehr . . . .Joanne Lindemann Quill and Scroll Sertfirr' Keys Charlotte Bach Sally Bernstein Audrey Buehler Joanne Ellefson Shirley Essenmacher Jean Gelhausen Gloria Grim Nancy Haertlein Delores Hefling Marion Juedes Audrey Klabunde Janet Knuth Lois Martin john Mittelstaedt Carroll Rueckert Jeannine Wagner Delemar Banholzer Sally Bernstein Betty Britt Audrey Buehler Shirley Goelz Margaret Horner Margret Hyink Janet Knuth Joanne Lindemann Lois Martin Ellen Schultz Virginia York Marching Band Richard Johnson Jacqueline Peterson M. Champney, Helen Poliak Richard Roehr William Schoen Ja-ck Spector Robert Stephan Carol Thomas Virginia York Standing: C. Langjahr, B. Paleen, R. Purdy, R. Farnum, B. Marx, R. Van Eerden, W. Reuter, L. Coles, R. Steinkraus, J. Keith, T. Anderson. Seated: A. Boerner, R. Ginsburg, J. Marquardf, S. Schmidt, N. McCudden. Standing: A. Thalman, C. Cross, W. Miller, N. Haffner, R. Skacel. Seated: J. Mahsem, S. Arenson, R. Biller, M. Albright. MARCHING BAND Sheldon Berson Lois Coplan Donna Dott Meribeth Erdman Milton Erclman Allan Kagen Irving Luntz Jean Roy Theodora Teschan FORENSIC MEDALS Shari Arenson Lee Hiller Betty Jane Funk Corinne Silberman Carol Garfinkel Jack Teplinsky TUNE CLASS OFFICERS President Robert Peters Vice-President Aspasia Dracopoulos Secretary Rosanne Campbell Treasurer Jean Orzewalla Council Representative James Seifriz Sergeant-at-Arms Philip Schmidt ADVISORS Eldon Schneller Chairman Kenneth Dewey 1 NATTONAL HONOR Madge Albright Gene Berman Suzanne Berman Ruth Lee Biller Oldell Blum Anna Mae Boerner Loraine Davies Aspasia Dracopoulos Patricia Erdmann Richard F arnum Mayer Franklin Carol Garfinkel Rae Ginsburg Bernice Habeck Norma Haifner Allan Ka gen John Keith Nancy McCudden Selma Michelson Phyllis Oppermann Jean Orzewalla Robert Peters Esther Powerstein Ruth Purdy Evelyn Rakita Lila Raskin Carol Schaefer Corinne Silberman Audrey Sine Robert Skacel Standing: J. Seifriz, R. Peters, P. Schmidt. Seated: J. Orzwalla, A. Dracopoulos R. Campbell. QUILL AND SCROLL Madge Albright Norma Haffner Nancy Bautz Lee Hiller Anna Mae Boerner Allan Kagen Lee Hiller Dolores Solomon Rodney Johnson Nancy Twelmeyer Janice Uekert First Honor .... .,.., C arol Schaefer Second 'I-Ionor, . . .... Norma Haffner Charles Bingman Rosanne Campbell Loraine Davies Donna Dott Aspasia Dracopoulos Patricia Erdmann Richard F arnum Betty Freigang Harvey Grant Mildred Guetzlaff Bernice Habeck Charles Arndt Rosanne Campbell Charles Bin gman Jean Carli Richard Cose Donna Dott Eugene Ebel Meribeth Erdman Betty Freigang Roland Fritsche Mildred Guetzlaff Bessie Harris Caroline Jahn Marguerite Jones Carol Langjahr Joyce Mahsem Audrey Martins Jacqueline Miller Jean Orzewalla Esther Powerstein Evelyn Rakita Lila Raskin Clarice Ruben Audrey Sine Nancy Twelmeyer SERVICE KEYS June Mangan Audrey Martins Jacqueline Miller Ruth Mueller Etta Pinsker Ralph Plewe Clarice Ruben Evelyn Schoen Lucille Schramek David Strassman Robert Valesano Mildred Warren Charles Zumstein AARON ADAMS ALBRIGHT ANAGNOSTO- POULAS ANDERSON APPEL ARENSON ARIENS ARNDT AUSMAN BACHMANN BADDELEY BARKER BAUER BAYLEY BECKER BEHNKE BENNER 116 PHILLIP AARON . . . MARILYN ADAMS-Girls' Club . . . MADGE ALBRIGHT-Student Council, Vice President, 4, President, Scroll Weekly, Reporter, Alumni Editor, Stu- dent Service, Hall Monitor, Home Room Monitor, Cafeteria Monitor, Physics Club, Wahiat, Student Council Repre- sentative . . . , VASILIKI ANAGNOSTOPOULOS-Spanish Club, Wahiat . . . THOMAS ANDERSON-Football, Track, Wrestling, Boys' Club . . . JANICE APPEL-Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, Lincoln, Student Service, Assembly Monitor, Cafeteria Monitor, Latin Club . . . SHARI ARENSON-Senior Class, Skit Committee, Forensics, Lincoln, Student Service, Student Announcer, Washington Players, Secretary, 3, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . WILLIAM ARIENS-Philomathea, Latin Club, Sergeant-at- Arms, 3, Camera Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . CHARLE ASRNDT-Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Hall Monitor, Towel Monitor, Cross Country, Manager, German Club . . . GERALDINE AUSMAN-Spanish Club, Tennis Club, Girls' Club . . . MARCELLA BACHMANN-Scroll Weekly, Girls' Club . . . JOAN BADDELEY-Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Camera Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . DUANE BARKER-Lincoln, Camera Club, Boys' Club . . . MARGUERITE BAUER-German Club, Girls' Club . . . RUSSELL BAYLEY-Scroll Yearbook, Assistant Circulation Manager, 3, Circulation Manager, 4, Alphanea, Student Serv- ice, Cafeteria Monitor, Towel Monitor, Nature Study Club, Boys' Club . . . ' BRUCE BECKER-Student Service, Attendance Monitor, Stage Crew, Manager, Camera Club, Boys' Club . . . JUNE BEHNKE-Scroll Weekly, Business Staff, Student Service, Monitor, German Club, Home Economics Club, Girls' Club . . . SHERWIN BENNER-Lincoln, Wrestling, Chemistry Club, Boys' Club . . . I UNE, 1947 GENE BERMANS-croll Weekly, Co-Sports Editor, 4, State Debate, Alphanea, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club . . . SELMA BERMAN -Student Service, Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Lunch Room Monitor, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club . . . SUZANNE BERMAN-Alphanea, Ambassador, 4, Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Hall Monitor, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . HARRIET BERNSTEIN-Student Service, Home Room Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . SHELDON BERSON -Lincoln, Student Service, Marching Band, Chemistry Club, Boys' Club . . . STANLEY BETTS--Student Service, Marching Band, Attendance Monitor, Stage Crew, Manager, Tennis Club, Boys' Club . . . RENE BILANSKY-Lincoln, Girls' Club . . . RUTH BILLER-Student Council, Lincoln, Student Service, At- tendance Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Girls' Club . . . CHARLES BINGMAN -Scroll Weekly, Business Staff, Lincoln, Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, German Club, Chemistry Club . . . PATRICIA BJORKLUND--Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Vice- President, 4, Student Council Representative . . . LA VERNE BLAIR--Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . OLDELL BLUM-Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, Alphanea, Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Latin Club, Girls' Club . . . AUDREY BODE-Girls' Club . . . ANNA MAY BOERNER -Senior Class, Skit Committee, Chairman, 4, Junior Class, Prom Committee, Scroll Yearbook, Publicity Editor, Snaps Editor, Alphanea, President, 4, Second Vice-President, 3, Secretary, 3, Camera Club, Girls' Club, Secretary, 3, Wahiat . . . SHIRLEY BOETTCHER--Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Pre-Lunch Room Monitor, Camera Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . KEITH BOWER-Track, Wrestling, Tennis Club, Boys' Club . . . DONALD BRAUN-Spanish Club, Tennis Club, Boys' Club . . . BRADLEY BREHMER-Philomathea, Student Serevice, Cafeteria Monitor, Hall Monitor, Home Room Monitor, Camera Club, Student Council Repre- sentative . . . IUNE, 1947 G. BERMAN SELMA BERMAN SUZANNE BERMAN BERNSTEIN BERSON BETTS BILANSKY BILLER BINGMAN BJORKLUND BLAIR ' BLUM BODE BOERNER BOETTCHER BOWER BRAUN BREHMER 117 BRIZMAN BRODERSON BROWENDER BRUSS BUB BUCKTON BUXA CAMPBELL CARLI CHRIST CHRISTIANSEN CLASEN COLES COMDOHR CONNELL COPLAN COSE COX 118 BEVERLY BRIZMAN-Lincoln, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . WILLIAM BRODERSEN-Basketball, Golf Team, Wrestling, Boys' Club . . . ROSS BROWENDER-Scroll XVeekly, Literary Staff, Alphanea, First Vice-President, Student Service, Home Room Monitor, Chemistry Club, Physics Club . . . RICHARD BRUSS-Student Service, Home Room Monitor, Football, Boys' Club . . . SHIRLEY BUB-Girls' Club . . . ARLENE BUCKTON-Student Service, Home Room Moni- tor, Latin Club, Wahiat . . . JUNE BUXA-German Club, Girls' Club . . . ROSANNE CAMPBELL--Senior Class, Secretary, Scroll Yearbook, Co- Proof Editor, Alphanea, Student Service, Office Monitor, Latin Club, Physics Club, Tennis Club . . . JEAN CARLI- Alphanea, Student Service, Infirmary Monitor, Girls' Club . . . ROBERT CHRIST-Student Council, Student Service, Hall Monitor, German Club, Vice-President, Student Council Representative, Chemistry Club, Boys' Club . . . MARION CHRISTIANSEN-Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Home Room Monitor, Home Economics Club, Girls' Club . . . DOROTHY CLASEN-Student Service, Advisement Monitor, German Club, Girls' Club . . . LAWRENCE COLES-Football, Track, Boys' Club . . . LORRAINE COMDOHR--Student Service, Attendance Monitor, Advisement Monitor, Hall Monitor, Pre-Lunch Room Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . ROBERT CONNELL . . . LOIS COPLAN-Student Service, Marching Band, Pre- Lunch Room Monitor, Lincoln, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club . . . RICHARD COSE-Student Service, Ofkice Monitor, Cafeteria Monitor, Washington Players, Boys' Club . . . GLORIA COX--Student Service, Hall Moni- tor, Latin Club . . . I UNE, 1947 C. CROSS E. CROSS DARTSCH DAVIES DEMERATH DOTT DOW DRACOPOULOS DREWS DUBBERKE DUMKE DUWE EBEL EDICK EFFLANDT M. ERDMAN M. ERDMAN P. ERDMAN CAROL CROSS-Senior Class, Skit Committeeg Alphaneag Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Washington Players, Vice-President, 4g Spanish Club, Presi- dent, Girls' Club . . . EVELYN CROSS-Tennis Club . . . GRACE DARTSCH-Student Service, Home Room Monitor, German Club . . . LORAINE DAVIES-Scroll Weekly, Business Staifg Student Service, Section Monitor, Alphaneag Chemistry Clubg Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Girls' Clubg Wahiat . . . JOHN DEMERATH-Student Service, Marching Band, Hall Monitorg Boys' Club . . . DONNA DOTT-Yearbook, Literary Staifg Alphaneag Student Service, Marching Band, Study Hall Monitor, German Clubg Girls' Club . . . DOLORES DOW-Girls' Club . . . ASPASIA DRACO- POULOS--Senior Class, Vice-President, Yearbook, Literary Staifg Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Girls' Club, Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 3, Wahiat . . . JEAN DREWS- Spanish Club, Girls' Clubg Wahiat . . . ARLENE DUB- BERKE-Scroll Yearbook, Typist, Girls' Clubg Wahiat . . . PAUL DUMKE-Philomatheag Student Service, Marching Band, Track, Physics Club . . . JACQUELINE DUWE- I UNE, 1947 EUGENE EBEL-Student Service, Visual Aid, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . GLORIA EDICK . . . JEAN EFFLANDT- Camera Club, Home Economics Clubg Girls' Club . . . MERIBETH ERDMAN-Alphaneag Student Service, Library Monitor, Marching Band, Spanish Club, Nature Study Club, Secretary, 33 Girls' Club . . . MILTON ERDMAN- Student Service, Marching Band, Cafeteria Monitor, Boys' Club . . . PATSY ERDMANN-Scroll Yearbook, Literary Staffg Philomatheag Student Service, Home Room Monitor, Oiiice Monitorg Latin Clubg Camera Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . ESCHRICH FARNUM FAULKNER M. FRANKLIN W. FRANKLIN FR ANZ GARFINKEL GEPPERT GIBO JANET ESCHRICI-I-Alphanea, Student Service, Assembly Monitor, Oiiice Monitor, Camera Club, Girls' Club . . . RICHARD FARNUM-Student Council, Scroll Yearbook, Alphanea, President, Student Service, Cafe- German Club, President, Chemistry Club, Boys, Club . . . JOYCE FAULKNER- Girls' Club . . . GLENN FETTER-Golf Club, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Editor-in-Chief, teria Monitor, Physics Club, Camera Club, Team, Spanish Boys' Club . . . WILMA FISCHER-Home Economics Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . LEE FLANDERS-Philomathea, Student Service, Washington Players, Cheerleader, Wrestling, Boys' Club . . . IUNE, 1947 FETTER FISCHER FLANDERS FREIGANG FRITSCHE FUNK GINSBURG GLASSM AN GLASSPIEGEL MAYER FRANKLIN-Football, Track, Wrestling, Boys' Club . . . WALTER FRANKLIN-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Assembly Monitor, Basketball, German Club, Boys' Club . . . KEITH FRANZ-Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Towel Monitor, Assembly Monitor, Swimming Team, Spanish Club, Boys' Club . . . BETTY FREIGANG- Scroll Weekly, Business Staff, Alphanea, Student Service, Advisement Monitor . . . ROLAND FRITSCHE-Scroll Yearbook, Business Staff, Scroll Weekly, Alphanea, Sergeant- at Arms, Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Towel Monitor, Nature Study Club, Physics Club . . . BETTY JANE FUNK --State Debate, Forensics, Alphanea, Ambassador, 4, Stu- dent Service, Advisement Monitor, Latin Club, Camera Club, Girls' Club . . . CAROL GARFINKEL-State Debate, Forensics, Philom a- thea, Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Home Room Moni- tor, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club . . . DOROTHY GEPPERT--Girls, Club . . . ARLENE GIBO -Alphanea, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Home Economics Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . RAE GINSBURG-Senior Class, Prom Com- mittee, Student Council, Student Service, Cheerleader, Marching Band, Spanish Club, Girls, Club, Wahiat . . . STUART GLASSMAN-State Debate, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Football, Track, Spanish Club, Tennis Club, Boys' Club . . . MARCIE GLASSPIEGEL-Alphanea, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . 120 ARLENE GOTTFRIED-Home Economics Club, Girls' Club . . , BEVERLY GOTZ--Student Service, Office Moni- tor, Advisement Monitor, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . DOLORES GRAFF . . . ' HARVEY GRANT-Scroll Yearbook, Assistant Classes Edi- tor, 3, Classes Editor, 4, Alphanea, Student Service, Audi- torium Monitor, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . LOUIS GREENBAUM-State Debate, Forensics, Lincoln, Latin Club, Camera Club, Tennis Club, Boys' Club, Student Council Representative . . . HELEN GRIVETZ-Chemistry Club, Camera Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . WALTER GROBE-Swimming Team, German Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . GERTRUDE GROSS- KRUEGER . . . WILLIAM GROTJAN-Latin Club . . . PATRICIA GRUNDMANN-Girls' Club . . . MILDRER GUETZLAFF-Senior Class, Skit Committee, Scroll Weekly, Treasurer, 3-4, Philomathea, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . DOROTHY GUNDERSON-Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . ARTHUS HAAG-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Football, Track, Wrestling, Physics Club, Boys' Club, Sergeant-at- Arms . . . DOLORES HAAG-Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . BERNICE HABECK-Scroll Weekly, Proof Editor, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Nature Study Club, Chemistry Club . . . NORMA HAFFNER-Senior Class, Motto Committee, Chairman, Scroll Yearbook, Art Editor, Alphanea, Secretary, 4, Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Home Room Moni- tor, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, President, Physics Club, Girls' Club . . . WILLIAM HAKER-Spanish Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . LOIS HANAGAN-Latin Club, Girls' Club . . . IUNE, 1947 GOTTFRIED GOTZ GRAFF GRANT GREENBAUM GRIVETZ GROBE GRASSKRUEGER GROTJAN GRUNDMAN GUETZLAFF GUNDERSON A. HAAG D. HAAG HABECK HAFFN ER HAKER HANAGAN 121 HARMS HARRIS HECK HEIDEL HENES HENSCHEL HERMAN HILLER HIRSCH HOEHNEN HOFF HOFFMAN HOLMES HOLZER HOLZHAE USER HOPP HORN HORVATH 122 SHIRLEY HARMS-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Physics Club, Girls, Club, Wahiat . . . BESSIE HARRIS-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Spanish Club, W'ahiat . . . JOYCE HECKbStudent Service, Assembly Monitor, Advisement Monitor, Cafeteria Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Student Council Representative . . . ROBERT HEIDEL-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Cafe- teria Monitor, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club.. . GEORGE HENES-Football, Track, Boys' Club . . . OTTO- MAR HENSCHEL-Swimming Team, German Club, Boys' Club . . . LOIS HERMAN-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Library Typist, Spanish Club, Camera Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . LEE HILLER-Scroll Weekly, Managing Editor, State Debate, Forensics, Alphanea, Student Council Representative, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club . . . ROBERT HIRSCI-I-Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Home Room Monitor, Stage Crew, Cross Country, Golf, German Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, Second Vice-President, 3, Boys' Club . . . WILLIAM HOEHNEN-Swimming Team, Track, German Club, Boys' Club . . . BEVERLY HOFF-Girls' Club . . . ELAINE HOFFMAN-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Girls' Club . . . GALE HOLMES-Track, NVrestling, Boys' Club . . . RICHARD HOLZER-Student Service, Marching Band, Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Boys, Club . . . WILLIAM HOLZHAEUSER-Cross Country, Track, German Club, Nature Study Club . . . ELAINE HOPP-Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Girls' Club . . . EMILE HORN-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Cheerleader, Captain, Spanish Club, Camera Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Tennis Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . SHIRLEY HORVATH-Girls, Club . . . I UNE, 1947 GLORIA HUBER-Student Service, Office Monitor, Hall Monitor, Cheerleader, Tennis Club, German Club, Camera Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . CURT HUBERT--Student Service, Tower Monitor, Nature Study Club, Boys' Club . . . JOYCE HUHNKE-Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . a GERALDINE HURWITZ-Chemistry Club, Girls' Club . . . DWIGHT INGALLS-Spanish Club, Camera Club, Nature Study Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . CAROLYN JAHN-Student Service, Assembly Monitor, German Club . . . MARY LOUISE JARASEK-Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Girls' Club , . . NANCY JASNAU-Student SCercice, Hall Monitor, Home Room Monitor, Girls' Club . . . BETTIE JANVORSKI-Camera Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Wahiat . . . RODNEY JOHNSON-Student Service, Marching Band, Visual Aid, Stage Crew, Camera Club, Nature Study Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . MAR- QUERITE JONES-Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Home Room Monitor, Office Monitor. . . ARTHUR JOSEPH -Student Service, Towel Monitor, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . DEAN JUNG-Boys' Club . . . REGENE JUREK-Student Service, Assembly Monitor, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . SHIRLEY JUSTMANN-Student Service, Ad- visement Monitor . . . ALLAN KAGEN-Scroll Yearbook, Organizations Editor, Ambassador, Student Service, Cafeteria Band, Football, Chemistry Club, Boys' KAHN-Lincoln, Student Service, Ad- Spanish Club, Girls, Club . . . IRVIN Lincoln, President, Monitor, Marching Club . . . RUTH Visement Monitor, KANE-Lincoln, Treasurer, 4, Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Hall Monitor, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . IUNE, 1947 HUBER HUBERT HUHNKE HURWITZ INGALLS JAI-IN JARASEK JASNAU JAWORSKI JOHNSON JONES JOSEPH JUNG JUREK JUSTM ANN KAGEN KAI-IN KANE KANTER KARAS KASIMOR KEIL KEITH KELLER KERNS KEUP KEYSER KINKEMA KITZMAN KLATT KLEBENOW KLEIN KLEIST KLEPPE KLUMB KOHLENBERG 124 CHARLOTTE KANTER-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Camera Club, Nature Study Club, Girls' Club . . . SHERNA KARAS-Lincoln, Camera Club, Girls' Club . . . JANET KASIMOR-Senior Class, Decorating Committee, Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, German Club, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . ROSE ANN KEIL-Camera Club, Nature Study Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . JOHN KEITH- Student Service, Hall Monitor, Basketball, Football, Track, Boys' Club . . . CAROL KELLER-Philomatheag Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Nature Study Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Vice-President, 3, Secretary, 4 . . . CLAIRE KERNS-Forensics, Lincoln, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Tennis Club . . . DELORES KEUP-State Debate, Alphanea, Treasurer, 3, Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Washington Players, Latin Club, Physics Club, Girls' Club . . . JOYCE KEYSER -Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . JANET KINKIEMA-Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . RUSSELL KITZ- MAN-Basketballg Boys' Club . . . CAROL KLATT-- Student Service, Hall Monitor, Camera Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Wahiat . . . MARIAN KLEBENOW-Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, German Club, Vice-President, 33 Camera Club, Nature Study Club, Girls' Club . . . ELLEN KLEIN-Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, German Club, Camera Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . SYLVIA KLEIST- Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . THOMAS KLEPPE-W'ashington Players, Basketball, Spanish Club, Tennis Club, Boys' Club . . . MARY ELLEN KLUMB -Senior Class, Decoration Committee, Student Service, Ad- visement Monitor, Spanish Club, Camera Club, Girls' Club . . . DOROTHY KOHLENBERG-Lincoln, Washington Players, Spanish Club . . . l UNE, 1947 KONRAD KRASNO KREMER KRENZ KRONER B. KRUEGER G. KRUEGER KUGLER LANGJAHR LASCHEN LEHMANN LENNART , LERNER LIECHTY LINKE MARJORIE KONRAD--Girls' Club . . . BETTY KRASNO --Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls, Club . . . LILA KREMER-Junior Class, Student Council Representative, Philomathea, Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Home Room Monitor, Washington Players, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Tennis Club, Wahiat . . . RICHARD KRENZ . . . URSULA KRONER-Alphanea, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Washington Players, Spanish Club . . . BETTY KRUEGER--Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . LIPSCHULTZ LISCH LITZKOW GLORIA KRUEGER-Alphanea, Student Service, Advise- ment Monitor, Home Room Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Washington Players, Spanish Club . . . HAZEL KUGLER- German Club, Camera Club . . . CAROL LANGJAHR- Junior Class, Secretary, -Student Council, Scroll Yearbook, Business Staff, Treasurer, 3, Scroll Weekly, Business Staff, Philomathea, Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Hall Moni- tor, Washington Players, Tennis Club . . . EDITH LASCHEN-Girls' Club . . . SHIRLEY LEHMANN- Girls' Club . . . LOIS LENNART-Physics Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . I UNE, 1947 ALFRED LERNER-Basketball, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Boys' Club . . . DONALD LIECHTY-Chemistry Club, Boys' Club . . . NORMA LINKE . . . BETTY LIPSCHUTZ-State Debate, Secretary, 4, Forensics, Alphanea, Second Vice-President, 2, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Washington Players, Girls' Club, Tennis Club . . . NANCY LISCH-Girls' Club . . . ELEANORE LITZKOW -Lincoln, Nature Study Club, Wahiat . . . LOVETT LUDWIG LUNTZ LUSSENDEN McCORMICK MsCUD DEN MCGINLEY MCGRATH LAHSEM MALONEY MANGAN J. MARQUARDT M. MARQUARDT MARTIN MARTINS MYRON LOVETT-Lincoln, Physics Club . . . DONALD LUDWIG-Cliemistry Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . IRVING LUNTZ-Student Council, Forensics, Lincoln, Student Service, Marching Band, German Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . BARBARA LUS- SENDEN . . . PATRICIA MCCORMICK--Girls' Club . . . NANCY MCCUDDEN-Senior Class, Decoration Committee, Chairman, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Advisement Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Girls' Club . . . MARX MASON MATHEY DOROTHY MCGINLEY-Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Wahiat . . . ROBERT MCGRATI-I-Boys' Club . . . JOYCE MAHSEM-Senior'Class, Gift Committee, Scroll Weekly, Colection Staff, Philomathea, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Cafeteria Monitor, German Club, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . MARY MALONEY-Girls' Club . . . JUNE MANGAN-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Inhrmary Monitor . . . JANET MARQUARDT-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Advisement Monitor, Spanish Club, Physics Club, Girls' Club, Tcnnis Club, Wahiat . . . IUNE, 1947 MARILYN MARQUARDT Scroll XVeekly Student Serv ice, Marching Band, Home Room Monitor, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . BONNIE MARTIN-Student Service, Home Room Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Camera Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . AUDREY MARTINS-Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, Alphanea, Latin Club, Girls' Club . . . BYRON MARX-Senior Class, Skit Committee, Swimming, Manager, Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . .. ROBERT MASON- Cross Country, Track, Boys' Club . . . MAURICE MATHEY -Basketball, Footbal, Track, Tennic Club, Boys' Club. CAROL MAYER-Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . JAMES MAYER . . . MARTIN MAYERHOFER . . . C, MAYER J. MAYER MAYERHOFER NOLA MELIUS-Student Service. Study Hall Monitor, Ad- visement Monitor . . . DONALD MEYER-Philomathea, Track, Tennis Club, Boys' Club . . . MARY ANN MEYER -Scroll Weekly, Typist, Alphanea, Student Service, Home Room Atendzmce Monitor, German Club, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club . . . MELIUS D. MEYER M. MEYER SELMA MICKELSON-Alphaneag Student Service, Library Monitor, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, Nature Study Club, Student Council, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . JACQUELINE MILLER-Scroll weekly, Typing Edi- tor, Alphaneag Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Wash- ington Players, Girls' Club . . . DONALD MOE-Philo- mathea, Student Service, Towel Monitor, Swimming Team, Chemistry Club, Boys' Club . . . MICKELSON MILLER MOE VIVIAN MOERSFELDER-Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Hall Monitor, Pre-Lunch Room Monitor, Spanish Club, Camera Club, Nature Study Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . RUTH MUELLER-Student Service, Attendance Monitor, Home Room Monitor, German Club, Latin Club . . . WARREN MUELLER-Basketball, Tennis MOERSFELDER Team, Saptain, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Tennis Club, President, Boys' Club . . . R. MUELLER W. MUELLER FLORENCE MUSIL-Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . CORINNE NEMETZ- Forensics, Alphanea, Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, German Club . . . MONA NEUMANN-Student Service, MUSIL Study Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . NEMETZ NEUMANN JAMES NICHOLS-Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . ARTHUR NIEDERMEIR . . . MARY ANN NOLL- Student Service, Assembly Monitor, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . NICHOLS NIEDERMEIER NOLL I UNE, 1947 127 NUOFFER O,BRIEN OPPERM ANN ORZEWALLA PALEEN PANDL PENNOW PETERS PETTIS PINSKER PIVAR PLATE PLESE PLEWE POLL POWERSTEIN PRAG PRITZLAFF 128 JEANNINE NUOFFER-Student Service, Pre-Lunch Room Monitor, Camera Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Wahiat . . . THOMAS O'BRIEN-Philomathea, Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Towel Monitor, Golf Team, Swimming Team, Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Tennis Club, Boys' Club . . . PHYLLIS OPPERMANN-Student Service, Infirmary Monitor, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club.. . JEAN GRZEWALLA-Senior Class, Treasurer, Scroll Weekly, Business Staff, Student Service, Oliice Monitor, Pre- Lunch Room Monitor, Stamp Sales, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . BARBARA PALEEN-Senior Class, Gift Committee, Scroll Yearbook, Girls' Sports Editor, Alphanea, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Physics Club, Tennis Club, Wahiaf . . . EMMERICH PANDL-Chemistry Club, Physics Club . . . O WILLIAM PENNOW-Boys' Club . . . ROBERT PETERS -Senior Class, President, Junior Class, President, Student Service, Gym Monitor, Basketball, Football, Captain, Track . . . DOLORES PETTIS . . . ETTA PINSKER-Scroll Yearbook, Typist, Lincoln, Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Pre-Lunch Room Monitor, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club . . . ROBERT PIVAR-Basketball, Football, Track, Wrestling, Boys' Club . . . RITA PLATE-Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . ARNOLD PLESE-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Camera Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . RALPH PLEWE-Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Wrestling, Spanish Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club . . . MAR- VIN POLL-Lincoln, First Vice-President, 4, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Chemistry Club, Boys' Club . . . ESTHER POWERSTEIN-Scroll Yearbook, Art Staff, Student Service, Home Room Monitor, Lincoln, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . FLORENCE PRAG-Girls' Club . . . BRUCE PRITZLAFF-Swimming Team, Boys' Club . . . l UNE, 1947 RUTH PURDY-Senior Class, Commencement Committee, Philomathea, First Vice-President, 4, Student Council Representative, 33 Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Latin Club, Physics Club, Girls' Club, VC'ahiat . . . LEON RABINOVITZ-Track, Camera Club, Boys' Club . . . MARY ANN RACKOWSKI-Student Service, Pre-Lunch Room Monitor, Latin Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club, Girls' Club . . . SHIRLEY RADUNZ-Girls' Club . . . VIRGINIA RAEBEL-Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . EVELYN RAKITA-Scroll Weekly, Literary Staif, Forensics, Alphanea, Secretary, 4, Latin Club, Girls' Club . . . ADELINE RANK-Nature Study Club, Girls' Club . . . LILA RASKIN-Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, Alphanea, First Vice-President, Second Vice-President, Ambassador, Student Service, Pre-Lunch Room Monitor, Latin Club, Chamistry Club, Tennis Club, Girls' Club . . . AUDREY RASMUSSEN-Camera Club, Girls, Club, Home Economics Club, Wahiat . . . JENNIE RATAS-Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . MARY RATAS -Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . MAYNARD RAUCH-Student Service, Study Hall Moni- tor, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . RUSSELL REIK-Chemistry Club, Boys' Club . . . ROBERT REINKE-Football, Track, Wrestling, Boys' Club, Sergeant-at-Arms . . . WILLIAM REUTER-Student Serv- ice, Towel Monitor, Cafeteria Monitor, Hall Monitor, Basketball, Tennis Club, Spanish Club, Vice-President, Boys' Club . . . RICHARD ROEBER-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Cross Country, Track, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . ALLEN ROSE-Student Service, Marching Band, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . BEVERLY ROSENGARTEN -Lincoln, Girls' Club . . . I UNE, 1947 PURDY RABINOVITZ RACKOWSKI RADUNZ RAEBEL RAKITA RANK RASKIN RASMUSSEN J. RATAS M. RATAS RAUCH REIK REINKE REUTER ROEBER ROSE ROSENGARTEN 1 2 9 ROSS ROSSEBO ROY RUBEN SAGER SALMON SANDBACK SATTLER SAUSER SAVADI L SCHAEFER SCHEER P. SCHMIDT S, SCHMIDT SCHMITZ SCHNEIDLER SCHOEN SCHRAM 130 MARJORIE ROSS . . . HUGH ROSSEBO-Wrestlingg Nature Study Club, Boys' Club . . . JEAN ROY-Student Service, Marching Bandg Spanish Clubg Wahiat . . . CLARICE RUBEN-Scroll Weekly, Literary Staffg Alphaneag Student Service, Hall Monitor, Latin Clubg Girls' Club . . . BERNICE SAGER-Student Service, Assembly Monitor, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . CAROLYN SALMON-Washington Players, Spanish Clubg Nature Study Clubg Camera Club, Girls' Club . . . AUDREY SANDBACK--Alphaneag Wasliington Players, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . EUGENE SATTLER-Football, Wrestlingg Spanish Clubg Boys' Club . . . JO ELLEN SAUSER-Student Service, Hall Monitor . . . KENNETH SAVADIL-Student Council, Student Service, Ushersg Apparatusg Track, Boys' Club . . . CAROL SCHAEFER-Student Service, Library Monitor, Attendance Monitor, Latin Club, Spanish Clubg'Physics Clubg Girls' Club . . . BETTY SCHEER-Girls' Club . . . PHILIP SCHMIDT-Senior Class, Sergeant-at-Armsg Basket- ball, Football, Track, Wrestling, Boys' Club . . . SHIRLEY SCHMIDT-Philomatheag Student Service, Study Hall Moni- tor, Home Room Monitor, Cafeteria Monitorg Washington Playersg Spanish Clubg Tennis Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . DONALD SCHMITZ-Boys' Club . . MARGARET SCHNEIDLER-Girls' Club . . . EVELYN SCHOEN-Student Service, Oiice Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Advisement Monitor, German Clubg Chemistry Clubg Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . DORAY SCHRAM- Student Service, Office Monitor, Cafeteria Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Camera Clubg Girls' Club, Home Economics Clubg Wahiat . . . TUNE, 1947 JAMES SEIFRIZ-Student Council, Phi SCHRAMEK SCHUELE SCHWANKE SCKLORE SEDER SEDLET SEIFRIZ SELBO SERNOVITZ SHANLEY SHECTMAN SIEBERT SIEWERT SILBERMAN SIMANDL SINE SKACEL SLATER 1 UNE, 1947 LUCILLE SCHRAMEK-Student Service, Attendance Moni- tor, Advisement Monitor . . . RONALD SCHUELE-Foot- ball, Camera Club, Boys' Club . . . EDGAR SCI-IWANKE, -Cross Country, Football, Track . . . JEANNE SCKLORE --State Debate, Forensics, Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, Lincoln, Latin Club . . . IRENE SEDER-Girls' Club . . . GERTRUDE SEDLET-State Debate, Forensi:s, Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, Alphanea, Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Hall Monitor, Home Room Monitor, Chemistry Club, Girls, Club . . . lomathea, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Tennis Club, Boys' Club . . . DELORES SELBO-Camera Club, Girls' Club . . . ELAINE SERNOVITZ-Lincoln, Student Serevice, Marching Band, Oiiice Monitor, Spanish Club, Wahiat . . . RICHARD SHANLEY-Student Service, Marching Band, Boys' Club . . . ROSALIE SI'IECTMAN-- Wahiat . . . CHARLES SIEBERT-Student Service, Home Room Monitor . . . 131 ROBERT SIEWERT Student Service, Hall Monitor, Cross Country, Track, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Camera Club, Boys' Club . . . CORINNE SILBERMAN- Forensics, Scroll Weekly, Lincoln, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Washington Players . . . EDITH SIMANDL-- Scroll Weekly, Literary Staff, Student Service, Advisement Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . AUDREY SINE- Alphanea, Scroll Weekly, Student Service, Study Hall Moni- tor, Library Monitor, Pre-Lunch Room Monitor, Girls' Club . . . BOB SKACEL-Student Council, Student Service, Office Monitor, Cross Country, Captain, Track, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Boys' Club . . . JAMES SLATER- Ihlomather, Student Service, Towel Monitor, Cross Country, Track, Chemistry Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . 1 1 E 1 SLOTTKE SLUTSKY A. SMITH P. SMITH SMRCINA SOLOMON SOMMER D. SORENSON E. SORENSON SPELLMAN SPEWACHEK SPIDELL STARK STAROBIN STEINKRAUS STOCK STRASSMAN STREITENBERGER JAMES SLOTTKE-Trackg Wrestlingg Chemistry Club, Nature Study Clubg Boys' Club . . . HARRIET SLUTSKY- Lincolng Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Washington Players . . . ALVIN SMITH-Swimming Teamg Chemistry Clubg Boys' Club, Vice-President . . . PHYLLIS SMITH- Girls' Club . . . LORRAINE SMRCINA-Girls' Club . . . DOLORES SOLOMON-Lincolng Student Service, Advise- ment Monitor, Study Hall Monitorg Washington Players, Spanish Club, Physics Club, Girls' Club . . . LOTTE SOMMER-German Clubg Spanish Clubg Girls' Club . . . DUANE SORENSEN-Scroll Yearbook, Business Staff, Student Service, Towel Monitorg Chemistry Clubg Nature Study Club . . . ELIZABETH SORENSEN--Girls' Club . . . MARY SPELLMAN-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Nature Study Clubg Girls' Clubg Wahiat . . . KENNETH SPEWACHEK-Philomatheag Student Service, Towel Monitor, Gereman Club . . . MARY SPIDELL- Girls' Club . . . CAROL STARK-Girls' Clubg Home Economics Clubg Wahiat . . . AARON STAROBIN-Chemistry Club, Boys' Club . . . ROBERT STEINKRAUS-Student Council, Baskctballg Footballg Trackg Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Boys' Club . . . AURORA STOCK--Student Service, Hall Monitor, Girls' Clubg Wahiat . . . DAVID STRASSMAN- Scroll Yearbook, Photographerg Scroll Weekly, Photographer, Camera Clubg Boys' Club . . . CHARLES STREITEN- I BERGER-Boys' Club . . . 132 ARTHUR STULLICH--Spanish Club, Tennis Club, Boys' Club . . . YVONNE SUELFLOW-Student Service, Pre- Lunch Room Monitor, Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . ELIC TAMM-Student Service, Visual Aid . . . LILA TAXEN-Chemistry Club, Girls' Club . . . JACK TEPLINSKY-State Debate, Forensics, Alphanea, First Vice-President, 3, Student Service, Student Announcer, Pre- Lunch Room Monitor, Washington Players . . . ALICE THALMAN-Senior Class, Motto, Flower, Color Committee, Alphanea, Student Service, Home Room Monitor, Advisement Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Latin Club, Chemistry Club, Camera Club, Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . THADDEUS THORNTON-Student Service, Attendance Monitor, Camera Club, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . BETTY THULIN-Student Service, Home Room Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . RICHARD THURRELL-Scroll Weekly, Literary Stall, Swimming Team, Captain, 4, Physics Club, Boys, Club . . . AUDREY TOLKAN-Lincoln, Chemistry Club, Girls' Club . . . AUDREY TOMPKINS-Camera Club, Girls' Club . . . JANICE TRACY-Student Service, Hall Monitor, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club . . . GORDON TRAPP-Student Service, Visual Aid, Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Physics Club . . . RONALD TREICHEL-Student Council, Scroll Year- book, Art Staif, Student Service, Marching Band, Football, Chemistry Club, Sergeant-at-Arms, 3, Physics Club, Boys' Club . . . ARLENE TROLL-Chemistry Club, Girls' Club . . . THOMAS TRUSS-Basketball, Football, Track, Boys' Club . . . DON TURNER-Student Service, Office Monitor, Football, Swimming Team, Track, Wrestling, Boys' Club . . . NANCY TWELMEYER-Scroll Weekly, Publicity Editor, 4, Alphanea, Spanish Club, Nature Study Club, Girls' Club . . . IUNE, 1947 STULLICH SUELFLOW TAMM TAXEN TEPLINSKY THALM AN THORNTON THULIN TI-IURRELL TOLKAN TOMPKINS TRACY TRAPP TREICHEL TROLL TRUSS TURNER TWELMEYER UEKERT VALENSANO VAN EERDEN JANICE UEKERT-Alphanea, Student Service, Home Room Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, German Club, Chemistry Club, Girls, Club . . . ROBERT VALE- SANO-Scroll Yearbook, Photographer, Scroll Weekly, Photographer, Student Service, Hall Monitor, Home Room Monitor, Camera Club, President, 4, Boys' Club . . . ROBERT VAN EERDEN-Senior Class, Social Committee, Football, Track, German Club, Camera Club, Boys' Club . . . TOM VEECH-Golf Team, Spanish Club, Boys' Club . . . LYLE VOGE-Philomathea, Sergeant-at-Arms, Tennis Team, VEECH Tennis Club, Spanish Club, Student Service, Cafeteria Moni- VOGE tor, Boys' Club . . . ROBERT WANDEL-Boys' Club . . . WANDEL MILDRED WARREN-Lincoln, Student Service, Advise- ment Monitor, Cafeteria Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Spanish Club, Camera Club, Physics Club, Tennis Club, WARREN Girls' Club, Wahiat . . . GLORIA WAXMAN-Lincoln, Student Service, Assembly Monitor, Latin Club, Girls' Club WAXMAN . . . AUDREY WEGNER-Spanish Club, Chemistry Club, Girls, Club . WEGNER NORMAN WEINLEIN-Boys' Club . . . ROBERT WEIS- SENBORN-Alphanea, Boys' Club . . . GERALD WELCH WEINLEIN -Swimming Team, Track, Camera Club, Chemistry Club, 1. - , v WEISSENBORN Pnysics Club, Boys Club . . . WELCH JOE WENINGER-Football, Track, Wrestling . . . FLOR- ENCE WHAITE-Girls' Club . . . BEVERLY WICK- Spanish Club, Girls' Club . . . WENINGER WHAITE WICK JOHN WIERDSMA-Camera Club, Chemistry Club, Nature Study Club, Boys' Club . . . DONNA WILSON-Girls, Club, Wahiat . . . GLENN WILSON-Track, Wrestling, Boys' Club . . . WIERDSMA D. WILSON G. WILSON 134 I UNE, 1947 MARILYN WIRTH-Student Service, Hall Monitorg Camera Clubg Girls' Clubg Home Economics Clubg Wahiat . . . JEAN WITTEMANN-Spanish Clubg Girls' Club . . . GERALD WOLF-Chemistry Clubg Physics Clubg Boys' Club . . . FLORA WOOD-Girls Club . . . JOSEPHINE WOOD- Alphaneag Chimstry Clubg Girls' Clubg Wahiat . . . JOAN WOOLDRIDGE-Spanish Clubg Girls' Club . . . EARL YAILLEN-Student Service, Study Hall Monitor, Cafeteria Monitorg Chemistry Clubg Boys' Club . . . EARL YANKE-Boys' Club . . . ADELE YANOW-Spanish Clubg Girls' Club . . . RAYMOND YURMANOVICH . . . JUNE ZIEMKE- Girls, Clubg Wahiat . . . ROBERT ZlMMERMAN-Phil0- matheag Student Service, Towel Monitorg Footballg Boys' Club . . . CHARLES ZUMSTEIN-Scroll Yearbook, Boys' Sports Edi- torg Student Service, Attendance Monitorg Footballg Camera Clubg Chemistry Clubg Physics Club . . . I UNE, 1947 WIRTI-I WITTEMANN WOLF F. WOOD J. WOOD WOOLDRIDGE YAILLEN YANKE YANOW YURMANOVICH ZIEMKI ZIMMERMAN ZUMSTEIN 135 BARTL FROEMMING GARAFALO HARKAVY HUF JAQUITH KANTER KRUEGER LARSON LEUZINGER LICHTIG MUENCH NYDAHL OLOIZIA RABIN ROSENTHAL SCHARCH SPRAGER TESCH UGENT WA ITE GEORGE BARTL-Wrestlingg Boys' Club . . . CARYL FROEMMING- Chemistry Club, Girls' Club, Home Economics Club, Wahiat . . . DOMINIC GAROFALO-Student Service, Hall Monitor . . . RAYMOND HARKAVY-Alphaneag Student Service, Cafeteria Monitor, Hall Monitor, Boys' Club . . . AUDREY HUF-Nature Study Clubg Girls' Clubg Home Economics Club, Wahiat . . . MARY JAQUITH . . . LOUISE NYDAHL-Home Economics Club . . . MARIAN OLOIZIA . . . HERBERT RABIN-Lincolng Student Service, Hall Monitorg Football.. . JOHN RASENTHAL-Boys' Club . . . JAMES SCHARCH-Cross Country, Track, Chemistry Club, Boys' Club . . . ELAINE SPRAGER- Girls' Club . . . SEPTEMBER, 1946 GORDON KANTER-Student Service, Home Room Attendance Monitor, Cafeteria Monitorg Boys' Club . . . JACKSON KRUEGER-Student Service, Towel Monitor, Usher . . . LOIS LARSON-Student Service, Study Hall Monitorg Ggirls' Club . . . EMIL LEUZINGER--Chemistry Club, Boys' Club . . . MARVIN LICHTIG-Alphanea . . . ELIZABETH MUENCH-Girls' Clubg Wahiat . . . ELAINE TESCH . . . SHIRLEY UGENT-Girls' Club . . . WILLIAM WAITE-Basketball, Golf Team, Football . . . Ui MAGNOLIA MANOR WINTER SERENADE April 18, 1947 December 13, 1946 King: Robert Van Eerden King: Ralph Larsen Q1zr'c'1z: Loraine Davies Queen: Mildred Guetzlaff 137 Y, . pu, T X' KX H e il 2 3 , ., fn 2 ttf fl 5 x X N ' I I I if f ! 1 , , f , 1 X sf 1 X ' - fl I l l A is Q4 T4 ' f M if 6' ' it AQ l in lid. Q I This is the teacher that forinecl the laws That letl the scholar weariecl and worn In cheering the athlete all hrawn ancl hrain That fought to hring hoine honor anrl faine Anil special glory to the clnh That zleveloperl the aiale That seriferl the school That George hnilt. Teachers! Teachers! Calling all teachers! A new school is being built by Mr. Balzer and a staff is urgently neededf' This might have been the plea our first three teachers answered in 1911, when eighty-five students came seeking education. As the years rolled on, more and more students Walked up the steps of Wash- ington, and more and more teachers filled the spacious rooms until the total of ninety was reached. Today, seventy-two men and women strive to help each individual student find him- self and develop his talents, That is quite a chore, but our excellentnfaculty has ably worked toward this goal. As Washington looks back, it Will be discovered that not only has a school been built, but a community has been developed through the guidance of our teachers, Who have so nobly led the Way. L .qv C :Wi ez dl., ,ff-, 2 'f . 1 Q if ' a 'E - ,g. ,w--. .L .. ff ,, f p i ' ,QQ f Q gf Q 2 '12 5 P K ig iii -: SL g 5 ' F' 1 if E in 125 .zit .Q ' From South, West, East to Washington he came--to direct our school. With a record as a track star at South, he raced from high school meets - to national competition on the Univer- sity of Wisconsin's track teams- to the Inter- national Olympics in Belgium. As a First Lieu- tenant he gave service in World War I and rose to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in World War II. In his few short months as director of Washington High, he has won the respect and friendship of the entire school. And now he belongs to us. ARLIE A. SCHARDT PRINCIPAL OFFICE Miss Quartana Miss Brooks BEVERLY B. BURLING Vice-Principal ,Miss Smith 142 MATHEMATICS Top: NItIil9C7ll!IfiL'SiNi1'. Burling, Mr. Cuuk, Mr. McCain, Mr. Haney, Mr. Brown Mr. Pcrchonok, Mr. Hagberg, Mr. Candy. Middle: Science-Mr. Losse, Mr. Gcttlc, Mr. Brussock, Mr. Pesmlozzi, Mr. Suchy. Bottom: Science-Mr. Bruggink, Mr. Derrwaldt, Mr. Vallier. Mr. Mcflutcheon, Mr. Holbrook. 143 ,ffm Top: Hixfory-Miss Porter, Mr. Froehlich, Mr. Powers, Mr. White, Miss Purdy Mr. Ewers, Miss Spiering. Boliom: Language-Miss Kuehnast, Miss Falk, Mr. johnson, Miss Handt. Mr. Groth, Miss Murphy 144 Top: Art-Miss Gutsch, Miss Meyer, Mr. Milbrath. Bottom Rigbi: Home' Economifs-Miss Carlson, Miss Fairall. Bottom Lcfl: Music--Mr. Erdman, Mr. Smith. ART - MUSIC HOME ECONOMICS Miss Keuper LIBRARY Miss Rosenfeld TRIBUTE Joy of accomplishment and satisfac- tion of service should be in the hearts of these two friends of youth, Miss Leila Rosenfeld and Miss Orma V. Keuper, Since the organization of Girls' Club in barrack days, Miss Rosenfeld kept a close contact with the student body, having f V most recently served as attendance teacher. The Yearbook staff, as well as her classes, were inspired by her cultural background. The originality and keen mind of Miss Keuper have made her classes noted for excellent student-work programs and have brought inspiration and joy to countless Alphaneans. Helping to build the reputation of our English Department, these teachers have brought real enjoy- ment to literature. To these outstanding faculty members, we extend our gratitude and best wishes. 149 Y . ff f 2 1 r S fr rim In me jf . f it l'!!l'm'111rla' fl !fs g These are the scenes within the halls In which the teacher fornied the laws That led the scholar wearied and worn In cheering the athlete all hrawn and hrain That fought to hring honie honor and fazne And special glory to the clnh That developed the aide That served the school That George hnilt. Into the past year was crammed a great va- riety of activities comparable to a whirling merry-go-round. Out of that whirl came foot- ball games, hops, proms, mat dances, skits of all types and purposes .... Beat King! Coine to the Basket Ball! Uncle Reniiis says, Buy a Yearbook! Dance to the Wiiiter Serenade! Coine to Magnolia Manor! These doings were well balanced by the more serious auditorium panel on Wisconsin authors and a talk on Junior Achievement. In accompaniment was a spirit of friendliness and good fellowship which pre- vailed throughout the school. This spirit was so contagious that visitors, such as the members of the All-City Student Council, were led to remark about it .... Each 'Tonian gained an indispensable wealth in the social graces, athletic powers, and pure enjoyment in doing and see- ing .... Yes, it's been a good year, we may well be proud of it. its 'W wwf: A ., ., , , , , ,H ,,. K Q .. M 'J' I 5' V, Lf z xuga an if Q L I 1 by Q ,K 5, ,fssm ' Y ,A Q. V... 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