Washington High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1951 volume:

6244 .9 Jo. l I, 1 K ,f ' J X , N QW sl' 1 I , .h , ,-4. -A.-. 3 1 ' -TQ ' x R,,, . Q, ' Q f 'kv A f 24. D Q- ' an .f '7 QA' af'gWFN ' ' 'N 3 E' M-Q Q:-P Q, X JJ, Rx f, . gk V . F , 'Nm . ' 'fffz vw, .IV -3 N A 'K em, V ,X v A K ,W ' : Q Q, 55 is 5 Lai, ks x NN ,AZ -wr K , X , we F - . . N- -NE wr K -Q ' , A , 4 .H Q LEM- ,E J Y , 'ix -3 , X N5 1 xx I 3 x 'Thx wt I W . .N , I .' M' 2 n ' X 'Y , V N Y-N an . --J ' 1' :AJ ', ' S ,ki N gw ' - ' ,qu 5 t 1 Lx , W V 3 1 rv ,I ,, . ,L .,, 5 I .-X . X X ii., xi , N? X iv ,, 1 , xwvsl f.. L, A K Q ,, Q ,, '11 W Yy ix K y . - ,W :N V., 3' . L! xbx N F - V lx 4 ' xx 14,5 vm x M h XR 'A ,, . A., f. - 1, tr 2 , . 3, 9 X f ' ' ' .4 -A A ' X W- 5 -rg: f-Ik. 'f gpri X X ., 3 X11 x ' 'N Y --.1 1 ' N ' ' - lf W . XM: in : is ' '- .N X 13- . ,. X1 lk 'Lk X, fx J 4 4 11- Ll' .1444- 4 x, -,-,if If ' uf ,fbi 1 'L Y -7. 4 v. . , , ,,,,- Q f .,-OK' . - anim' , I f W I T 4 -I I , ' v I fvtj . U . , als, . .J , V U J dw H , if , Huw F AVN WS pm My . I f fr ffl A 51 WARRIOR STAFF F M.,-ff -fx, s - f ' I EDITOR ASST EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHER 6 ADVISER R A Ch Published by Washlngton l-llgh School Sloux Falls South Dakota 5 nl Ewa all 5 R E 25 CD gi 553 C3 EN P? gms UUVWM3 IMHCD HV' l fglfl- -Aj -LA! 'A 'i' LF,AMgJ:JMJ,,fol , Ex Q l kffH1.tC'!VLl.4- .L,,.J fxj,,7A-4.14 ' Ifk 1 bl-I X - V j A ' fb! If affffrti- - h ALQ1-J c w 'l.l.g4,-J nk L. A - ,, X f , Q , ' ' ' ,1 X 4 Y Q frlfklz L if , W Q. ' ' 'fQffEEE:Il-,La l l l Y . .4.. -,., ,553:,,g,g,,,, ,.a. . l A- 4 --. I X aa, a l l R 1 fl-E 'R'R 'l '4 R 'l' --I 'R 4 .l,l' i 4 1 31iE32:Ef'i52?25E15i 'a ' ?f1'E'5lf3a 11559555-3552515 l l X Q . . ,.,,. , I . 2 E ,X M ifQ'1'ig2l4Qg.,'4-1fSEZ a.al Vi,l'fiQgg5QQQ2g2gQ5 f 5 - qllil FSS V a ll R l, lQ 1 .4Q- R -'-l R zf, a.alA,,l4l .. R 'l - YTif2i2:1g:j11-z- - jr.: gfQf1QQ1 R , a.'- 52 'l'g -iii? QQffiQjiQf'Q:QQ' fa , l aala lll ,lal .aalla llala R R .R l,,,la,.a,l. ,la..alaa , ll.a l l l , of l 0 3511 5HiIe111u11a111 13111 C!E11111111111g Carl 1811111211 CD: uhcrl 1 O gllllf Q IMO jfL'hI'llCl1'P 3, 1933 1 1 311111 17, 1950 t 31 : : . -1 :- l95l WARRlOR DEDICATION TO Sir Convention maintains that every dedication should be writ- ten in the superlative. This year we have dedicated our book to a lady for whom the proper words to express our gratitude cannot be found, Expressions such as wonderful, kind, sym- pathetic, brilliant, and ambitious seem insignificant when com- pared to her character. lf Miss Joy l-lamrin were to be judged by her material ac- complishments alone, she would still be a great ladyg but when she is rated according to the in- tangible standards of merit, her character and lite take on the sheen and color of tine gold. Not only tor what you are, but for what you have done tor us, we honor you, Joy l-lamrin. Foreword Another year has been marked in the milestone of knowledge. For some it is their last year of formal training - for others, only the beginning. ln the following pages we have endeavored to portray a true picture of your life and activ- ities during the school term. We hope you enjoy it and will keep this volume as a treasure chest of memories. '5 l WARRIOR STAFF IIINIINIIWHIIH IH III II HH Sl 2.71 1- m GT -1 w 'U f-v- Q C C - 2? Z9 95 0 -TQTI mg? 3 3 U0 .O ., -. I 99+ CD 52' 9- ' 'TH 'U' 2 3 'S 'ff 0 -f CHI 2 3' 22 5 Q 3 :I gg 3- 05' 'TI 3 Q CV? 3 I .H U Jin 59- O I -fx F O 5 'ID an O 3 oooosoo AUTHCRITY ACTIVITIES COMPETITION G RELAXATION VON S E GI' O VI SF GIVIVTT if 1 fn' 9 41:5 AUTHORITY I cfm I1 an an zz 111' L taxis mn 1zr,qL return 51 WARRIOR - to 117117 ci li-vc to I ', I' 1' lea zz 1 , fir L Jmf Above Board of Education L to R Standing C Hermann J Cressey C Hamilton E Berdahl H Cashman G Larson H Qual MINIS R ON Board of Education Th f b f the Sloox Falls Board of Educatloh meet every month wlth thelr olhcers to olscuss the e we mem ers o problems cohcerhmg publ c educahoh One of rhelr ma n respohs bll tres IS to dlrecr the malntenahceh of all h dl h f h The me rep esehtahves and treasurer are voted unto offlce w let e school bulldmgs and EU e t e ma ces nfhor flaw:-Q are :mrumnferl Board members L to R R May I-I Cashman G Larson H Qualset and P McDowell T Office Staff BEN ROSSOW has had the nerve wracking job of assistant principal for four years Perhaps the most interesting of his many duties is checking all irregularities and issuing seventh periods When a new semester begins he is surrounded by students who are dissatisfied with their new schedules In close connection with this Mr Rossow has complete charge of collecting and filing all absences Whenever R A Beck is absent he becomes the big boss of nearly two thousand students eighty teachers and the en tire office staff Even though he is in a position where he might well be disliked he has the ad miration of the entire student body MRS HELEN WHITMAN office secretary always has a ready smile for everyone who comes in Contact with her She can usually be found either signing absence excuses or answering the telephone Recording all of these absences takes up the better part of her day but she still finds time to do many odd iobs in the office one of these being the assigning of seventh periods' The daily bulletin and all the announcements for the day are typed and mimeographed by Mrs Whitman At the end of each semester she is kept doubly busy typing the final tests. An ac- cepted fact is that school just wouldnt be school without our secretary. MRSA ISMAY JOHNSON office registrar has the tedious job of keeping the records and files of the entire student body and faculty of WHS. This means that she must record all the grades of a student from the time he enters Washington High until he graduates, From the material found on these records and trait cards, she pre- pares transcripts for students who are planning on going to college or applying for work. Since all inquiries on WHS alumni are directed to Mrs. Johnson, a record must be kept of all graduates as well as the present students, For twelve years Mrs, Johnson has proven an invaluable friend to students who need trait information. Cffice Staff FRED KOHOUTEK, gen'al senior class adviser, has quite a time playing Daddy to some three hundred thirty-four seniors, He acts as police- man at all the class meetings and is the tem- porary chairman of the class before the president and Other officers are elected in the fall. One of Mr, Kohoutek's biggest contributions to the senior class is securing caps and gowns for the graduation ceremonies Another big headache is the administration of the State Senior Tests. His is the final word on all the senior activities. Because he works so closely with his candidates for graduation, they all know him to be one swell guy, WALLY DIEHL holds the most important posi- tion in the athletic department of WHS. Since he took over the office in l949, he has proven that he is capable of conducting his division with the same proficiency shown by the late Howard Wood. During the basketball season, Wally puts in extra time to handle the coaching duties of the varsity basketball team. His mastery in this position was established when he produced an ESD champion during his first year at the helm. Although it is a difficult task to satisfy the sports interests of nearly 2,000 students, he has still upheld our athletic prestige among the schools throughout the state. D. R. GOLDSMlTH'S job as WHS' vocational guidance director makes him the confidant and adviser of all working students. Goldie, as he is called by his friends, is frequently asked by downtown employers to recommend students who are seeking part-time employment, If they are accepted, he gives them a work permit and in- structions to report to him once a week. lf a stu- dent changes jobs, Mr. Goldsmith must be in- formed about it. By working half days and tak- ing a course called public relations, a student may earn two credits a semester, which often solves the problem of going to school and work- ing at the same time. Surely Mr, Goldsmith is a valuable asset to WHS. f- R. A. Beck, Principal The Big Three R, A, Beck, principal, heads the entire WHS tac- ulty and student bocy He is the one who sees that everything functions smoothly around schools When- ever a guest on or problem arises, a final decision must come from him, A few of his many iobs are the supervision ot classrooms, study halls, and as- semblies. Besides this he is also in charge of eval- uating grades and planning classroom schedules. Lyman M Fort's job as superintendent ot public schools for Sioux Falls places upon him the task of making many final decisions The last word in selecting teachers for our public schools comes from him, l-le also hands down decisions concern- ing all school problems Approving the courses of- fered in the curriculum and supervising the main- tenance of buildings are other important duties. Lastly, he passes judgment on all problems that arise from the administration. E, W. Skarda is the first assistant superintendent of public schools Sioux Falls has ever had. Although his work consists mainly in assisting Mr, Fort, he spends most of his time handling the problems of the elementary schools of the city, l-le also serves on the building committee of the Board of Educa- tion and assists in districting the schools. L. M. Fort, Superintendent E. W. Skarda, Ass't Superintendent L.. 5 .al K N ,xg W, s -.1 1- yy., AALAND, LILLIAN BA, Augustana College - English .... AMDAI-IL, EVELYN: BA, Augustana Collegeg University of Wiscon- sin - Librarian ..,. BACH, RUTI-I1 BS., MA, University of Minnesota - Commercial Science ..., BARRY, ETHYLE: BA., Sioux Falls College - Sociology .... BAUER, ARNOLD: BA., Augustana College - General Science. BEARDSLEY, CLARA' BA, Sioux Falls College - Commercial Science . . , BENSON, EFFIE' BA, Gustavus Adolphus - Mathematics , . , . BERKLEY, DEAN' BA, Dakota Wesleyan - English, Speech , . . . BLAKE, ROBERT1 BS, Minnesota State Teachers College - General Science ,... BLISS, HELEN, B A, Universlty of South Dakota - Latin BOHLKE, BOYD: BA, I-Iasnngs College, MA, Chicago Musical Col'ege - Chorus .... BREKKE, EADESS: BS., South Dakota State - Home Economics ,... BRUCE, LUCILLE: BS, University of Minnesota - Art, BUBBERS, WILLIAM BBS, University of Minnesota, MA, Universrv of Iowa - Commercial Science .... BUNDAY, GLEN BS, South Dakota State - Radio . , . BURNS, ROBERT' BS, University at Scu'h Dakota - Health Education ..,. CALDWELL, ELIZA- BETH, BA, Oberlin Colsege - Latin ,,.. CARLTON, ILINEQ BA, Augustcra College, Marnngsideg Unlversity of Minnesota - English. Faculty WALTER, FlDELlS ES, Drake Us .ers '-,f - Czfhrnerirzl S er MELCQEYER, CERTIE BA, Saax l:CllS Ccllegeg Llrxers fy of Chrgcgc - la var, f,.. NNELSCN, ASHTCWI ES, . 5.-,r Sfzfe Teacrers Collegeg Drake Unwersrry - lx'.'3OClwCrl4 ..,. ZlESl.ER, CA:-L E A, ln .ers Ty if Sowh D -Q - .gffefncf ZS Net pcfored, EROWN, ADA ES, Ljhxerslfy of Minnesota - Cyrrnerzcl Scaence .... FREASE, HELEN: BS, Oregon State Colleiee - Clothing. Student Advisers Frances Flint, Girls' Counselor Frances El nf and C R Eeck a'e the Counselors and, consequently, The preblerr 55'-,ers cl our sfheo' To be profcehr r fhs they hear Ecfh sees of a Quesfon and then affer ihvestgafsf and Cefa 'ei study they cfler thefr ohblasei Efvjfi. Ch Seszr CO'SL.'T3V an Da, Mr. Beck and M sa Flmt az: if re:- resentafrves who have come from Ffarby qglleggg 19 C. R, Beck, Boys' Counselor re hfgrrnarm oh the merfts of thelr respechve 'sole Cf comselors are uslaally called upon To 2' as 'sei e :re Sefween the sradeefs arf afvfsers. QC screz' :NJC be Qcrmlefe wehcat lls ccrse'orS, ef: Taz' 'yan H-gh School greatly appreeafes The ze cf fheee two people Jack Hoffmann llllllllllllllllll On these pages are portrayed the seniors chosen to repre- sent the graduating class ot l95l. They have been selected because t ey, as a group, best accredit the distinctive annals established by their class Each is known by his own in- dividual characteristics. Jack Hoffmann-executive, sagacious, eloquent ..,. Patty Patty Masters Chuck Gerlinger Sally Haas Masters--arnicable, elegant, active .... Chuck Gerlinger-- scholastic, realistic, meditative . . , Sally Haas-loquacious, proficient, attentive .... Ron Greenslate--originative, en- thusiastic, dynamic ,... Courtney Anderson-idealistic, casual, propitious .... Jim Wylie-assiduous, sportsrnan, supertine .,.. Duff Erickson-sociable, practical, content. Ron Greenslate Courtney Anderson 3225 Jim Wylig Duff Erickson SINIHHS Paul Kolb-academrc, prudent, rekable . . . Bonnie Beck- ullosrrat ve, drlwgeft, complamt ..., Buell DonaIdson-am- bmous, competftve, Cfamamc ,.., Dolores Whitcomb- emergetrc, v vacwous, blrtrwe, . . Harry Bogdos-mdwvrduafust, creatwe, progresiwe ,,r. Dave Stavig-cormgemal, retucenf, Iukeable .... Roger Haugo-dwplomatrc, erudrte, concerned . . . . Ron Jamtgaard--talented, Conducwe, drscreet. MQ V o' Paul Kolb ,sf ,AP f 1 X Harry Bogdos Dave Stavig Roger Haugo Ron Jamtgaard Bonnie Beck Buell Donaldson Doloree XYh1tUomb l 'he es gave ear took Senior Class 0 O O Activities g r Senior year more a fra ive X g thc mer the gr doa' ng co s al Sponsored and part: roared ln lerr many enlar Chrsrfn s Parry he at e rlcara wr h vs s later followed by the colorfal n r banquet o ferea very brllllanry under a rr as theme The annaal Co'ege D fesflyl- Wash ngton l-hgh School sen ors a ,ance ro acaolre vnformalron of educar-anal shrarlons of thelr lnlerest. Senror Skip Day nd the Picnic gave the seniors the chance to :ke a legal holiday and also to lake adyanrage l the spring cur The grand finale of a great place IU the Arkofa Ballroom where 'e senlors participated ln thelr last high school In rnalcrn ther ' Y gr' nd e frrrnn n rr , ar X: l 5 of EC . C A 1' :rwrhes The chain of events started all rh S r -r .. a ld th 3 H rx' H A 1 a UUUCES. nie Four shorr years, another graduating lass Oh, well, thar's the way the old ball Left, Seniors take time out for re- freshments at the Christmas Party held in the Arkota. Toastmaster Jack Hoffmann introduces a speaker at the Senior SUIGPHYS and l'8D1'9S9Hi8liV9S from nefifby COHCSCS in COHSUWH- Banquet. tion during College Day. 13 Row l: ELLEN AGGERGAARD .... DONNA MAE ALLEN .... BONNIE ANDERSON . . . . COURTNEY ANDERSON, Treasurer of Cc' :ge Club, Vice-President of lRC, Treasurer cf Scienze, OLD Comm OLD Royalty, l-li'Y, Vice-President of l-li-Y Cabinet, President of Pep, Boys' State, Monitor ..,, KENNETH ANDERSON, Chorus, Monogram, OLD Royolty, Pep, College Club, Student Council, Executive Counzil .... Row 2: RUSSELL ANDERSON ..,. LAURA L. ASSlD, Chorus, IRC ..,. CORLUS AUSTIN .... EUGENE AXSELL .... BURL BAKER, President of FTA, Quill G Scroll, Y-Teens, Associate Editor of OEJB .... Row 33 DELORES BAKER, Dromatics, Quill D Scroll, NHS, Assistant Editor ol Warrior, Declom ROGER BAKKE ..., DON BARTHOLOW, l-li-Y .,., SUZANNE BARNES, CAA, Band .... Row 41 DENNIS BARTLING ..., CLARA BEAM, FTA .... RONALD BEATTY, College BECK, College Club, Vice-President of Drarnatics, OLD Royalty, FBLA, Quill G Scroll, Y-Teens, , . . JOYCE L, BAKER, FBLA . . Club, Science, Hi-Y .... BONNIE President of ICC, Co-Editor of O6 B, A 4 Pep .... WANITA BEHYMER, College Club, Drarnatics, IRC .... 2 4? 4 1,3 A . Y '15 we , ,fe AJC 3 I xr: 1 7 'T 154 ,315 Row I: JAMES BELL, Chorus .... JOAN BELL, IRC, NHS, College Club .,.. JOANNE L. BELL, College Club, Dromotics, IRC, Y-Teens, Feature Editor of Worrior .... COLETTA BENNING ,... OLANDER BENSON, Science .,.. Row 2: CAROL BERG, IRC, College Club, President of FBLA, Secretory-Treosurer of Y-Teens, NHS, Worrior .... DALE BERGMAN . . . . BOB BLUE, IRC, Pep , . , . RAY BLY, Chorus, Student Council, Hi-Y , . . . HARRY BOGDOS, Art, IRC, Secretory of Quill G Scroll, NHS, Editor of Worrior, Boys' Store, Art Editor of Chips ,,,, Row 3: GAIL BOTTGE, Chorus, College Club, IRC, Pep .... DALE BOWEN, NHS ..,. PATRICIA BOYLE, IRC, College Club . . . DONNA BOYSEN, IRC, College Club, Choturongo .,., RENELLA BRANDE, FTA .... Row 41 DINA BRANDT, College Club, Bond .... DOROTHY BRASEL, ETA, FBLA . . . , JOANNE BRASEL, IRC . . , . FRANK BREDESON, IRC, College Club, Hi-Y ,t,. HELEN BROOKS .... x 47 G Y X S 0 so 1 X 'if Row li KEITH BROWN, Biology, Chorus .... LOIS BROWN .... RALPH BRUXVOORT, FTA, IRC, Monitor ,.,. LARRY BUUS . . . JOYCE BYLLESBY .... Row 2 MARY LOU CALKINS .,,. SHIRLEY CALLIES .... DOREEN CAMPBELL, IRC .... LAVON CANTER, Art .... KAREN CARLSON, FBLA .... Row 3 LORRAINE CARLSON, Y-Teens .... BARBARA CHAPMAN, College Club, IRC, FBLA, Senior Sociol Committee .... MARY CHENEY, College Club, IRC, FBLA, Choturongo .... ROGER CHRISTENSEN, IRC, Chorus, Vice-President of Science, Hi-Y, Pep, Boys' State, Monitor ..,. EVA CHRISTOPULOS, IRC, FBLA, Chorus . . . , Row 4: RICHARD CLAWSON, Chorus, College Club, Hi-Y .... FRITZ CLEMENTS, College Club, Pep .... EARL COLGAN, Stu- dent Director of Bond, Orchestro .... DARLENE CONKLIN, Sponish, NHS, FBLA .... GENE COWAN, College Club, Hi-Y . . . E R5 0. gk ' l ' 'igg I I . 8 ,S ,. if i ,, if I I s. Wi. 1 , f af I I 1 Rowl JACKIE COWMAN College Club Dramatlcs IRC OLD Cornmlttee FBLA Pep Cheerleader ...4 LENORE CRAMPTON GAA College Club Sergeant at Arms of Art BONNIE CURL IRC Chorus Spanlsh College Club, Dramatlcs XENIA Row 2 RICHARD DARGEN Chorus College Club H1 Y TOM DARR Vee Presudent of College Club, IRC Hu Y Boys State Momtor Treasurer of Pep JAMES DAVIDSON JANE DAVIS College Club . MARY ANN DAVIS Chorus Executlve Board of College Club Treasurer of IRC OLD Royalty FBLA Student Councul Y Teens Pep .... Row 3 DELORES DAWLEY Buology College Club Secretary of FTA LEONARD DE BEER, Chorus, Art . . . RONALD DECKER Brology College Club IRC H1 Y Treasurer of HI Y Cabinet Warrtor Boys State Monutor . . . DALE DELZER Band LOS Row 4 LEAH DERSCHEID Chorus DALE DOBSON IRC Lattn Orchestra BIJELL DONALDSON, Presudent of Dromatucs IRC Monogram Football OLD Commlttee Thespuans Sensor Socual Commuttee Monutor . . JOY DONALDSON SDOWSII C0'leQ9 Club Dramatucs IRC Qulll G Scroll Presldent of Y Teens OGB Sensor Soctal Commuttee . . . GYPSY DOUGLAS Y Teens Dra Rst-.I I' BEVERLY DRESEN, FELA, Ccwege Chb .... JOYCE DLFF, FTA , , , FLORENCE DLJVKE, Y-Teens, 4 . . KENINETH DUNCAN, C:IIege CILIb, IRC, S:-ertze, HI-Y, Orjwesfra, Eoys' State, '.',cW'b , EAREARA DUNN, IRC . , . Row 2 CLIVE DAL EGAN, HI-Y, E:e1:e'b:II .... GEORGE DOL! ft EOAN, F- -Y , , . LLQARNE ESCERS FTA, IRC, Y-Teens, NES . . , . CLAIR EICFIINGER, IRC, Cofege Club ,... PADI. EISCHEN . . .. Row 3: CARROL ENOEBRETSON, FTA, CbIIege Club ..., EDWARD ENZEERETSON .,,. EEVERLY ENQEL, C: egQ Cltb, IRC, Student Courtctl . , . DONNA ENTENNIAN, IRC, Drcmcfis .... DAROLD ERICKSON, Mgrwcgrcm, Lcfm I1 -Y, NFL, Eots' St:'Q Debate, FocfbcII, Track , , . . Row 4, RICHARD ERICKSON, Chorus, Monogram, FcoTb:II, E:ske'b:'I, Trzgk ,... JOAN CUFF ERICQSON, Ccfcge CIbb, Drsrrc' 1 IRC, Spence, OLD Ccmmtttee, I-It-Y, FII-Y Cabinet, Sports Edttor ot Werrcr, 535' S':te, Maw for .... CONNIE EYENSON, Sm' SI IRC, Y-Teens ..., SANDRA ESPE, CoIIege CIub .... GEORGE FENDRICFI, I-IIAY , . a-if L m:.'5' 4' fl' Row I: JAMES FENNER, Hi-Y .... MARLEEN FINCK, College Club, IRC ..., JEANNE FINDLEY, IRC, FBLA, NFL, Y-Teens, Girls' Store, Girls' Notion .... DIJANE FLOREN, Chorus .... FIELDA Row 21 RICHARD FREDRICKS, Chorus, Monogram, FooIbo'I .... KENNETH FROST ..., RUSSELL GERLINGER, College Club, Science, IRC, Hi-Y, Secretory of Hi-Y Coblnet, V:ce-Preszdent of NHS, Boys' Stote, Debate, Declom, Heod Monitor, Jr. Kiwonlon .... GERALD GERMANY, I-Ir-Y, OS B . CForus, Col'ege FRAHM, Chorus, CJAFFNEY, Pep NFL, President of Penn Club, Drcrnolzcs, Y'Teens .... CHARLES Puslwers, Row 3: DEON GERRY, FTA, Bond .,.. JANICE GILBERTSON, FELA .,.. MARGARET GILDEVEISTER, College Club, Y-Teens . . . DONALD GINTHER, Pep .... WILLIAM GOEBEL .,.. Row 42 BUDDY GOODROAD, Chorus, College Club, IRC, OLD Ccnvnffco, HIYY, RGD, A-'in . , HARRIS GCRDER, Clorus, IRC, Hr-Y ,... HAZEL GREEN, Eond .... LOIS CREENCIJEH, Clorss, IRC, Y-Teens C f' E . . RCN IQEENSLATE, S5 inte, Pres'- denf of Qulll G Scroll, HI-Y, Presldenr of NHS, Pown Pushers, Ee, S':.'c, Ngn fer, CLD r of Circn' is, Sc :r C':ss Trelsurer, Jr. Kiwonlon, Edltor of OG B .... A Q. if ,xl Row I1 DORIS ,UAE CROTH, C:l'cge Club, FELA, Criliyrz, Queen rf fr' r r ,1 . . . DICK GQENTHER, Cdlfge C'u5, Sezrsfor-,f cf Monogram, Hr-Y, Eoxs' Store, Mcnltor ,... DICK CLJTNIDERSON, HL-.tj P'-:':Qr::l'sr of Viorrzor, Treasurer cf Q,.:II S Siroll, Presedcnt of Bond, Hr-Y, Cl' os, Mcnvor .... SALLY HAAS, V:e-Pres dont ct Coors SQ:ro':ry of College Clufi, IRC, Y-Teens, NHS, Class Edltor of Worrlor, Senior Ss: ol Comrnmteo, Co-Hccj Clwccrlc 4 r . . . CAROLYN I-IAGA, FBLA, NHS, President of Ltbrcry . . Row 2. LEONARD HAGGIN .... SHIRLEE HAMNIARLEY, Chorus, College Club, Drornotlqs .... CONNIE HANEY, Eaton Twrrler . . . , EVAN HANSON . . . . MARLYS HANSON, College Club, IRC . . . . Row 3: BARBARA I-IANVELT .... JOAN HARDY, IRC, Qulll 6 Sgroll . , . . WAYNE HARRIS, Ecnd .,.. VERNER HARTMANN . . . . MARY HASSON, GAA . . . Row 41 ROGER HAUGO, President of College Club, Secretory of IRC, Student Councll, I-It-Y, Busrness Monoger of Chlps, Boys' State, Dcbote, Declorn .,.. VELOY HAWKEY, Chorus, Dromotlcs, IRC, OLD Royolty, Y-Teens, Ad Monoger of OG B, Pep ..., DONNA I-IELGESON, GAA, FBLA, College Club ..,. ROEERT HERSRUD, HI-Y ,.., CHARLES I-IIEBISON .... l D sv ' - Tb 1 413 Row I: VAL RAE HILL Chorus IRC Y-Teens NHS .... JILL HINES .,., DALE I-IINTZE Monitor .... JACK I-IOFFMANN College Club President of IRC OLD Committee Treasurer of NFL Boys Stote Debate Monitor OLD Royalty Senior Class President ....ROGERHOlER.... Row 21 WALTER FIOLGATE . . , . ROBERT I-IOUCK Co lege Club ,... BOB I-IOIJSER Board of Directors of College Club, Dramatics IRC Science Hi-Y Treasurer of Hi-Y Cabinet Nl-IS Activities Editor of Warrior Peo Boys State Monitor .,., DICK I-IOWES IRC Hi-Y .... JANET I-IIJHN FBLA Y-Teens .... Row 32 WILMA INGLIS .... DICK IRVINE College Club Student Council .... MONTE IRWIN Chorus l'li-Y College Club .... BENTLEY JACO, Chorus, College Club, I-li-Y, Pep .,.. BARBARA JAMESON, Chorus, Spanish, College Club, Dromotics, IRC, OLD Committee .... Row 41 RONALD JAMTGAARD, IRC, OLD Committee, I-li-Y, NFL, Bond, Pcwn Pushers, Monitor .... DICK JANISCI-I .... EDWARD JANSEN, Science ..., PATSY JENKINS, College Club, IRC, Band ,.., NATALIE JENSEN, Band ..,. Row I: BEVERLY JOHNSON, NHS, Library ,... CAROLYN JOHNSON, Chorus, College Club, Dramatics, IRC, Quill 6 Scroll, Y- Teens, Senior Editor of Warrior ..., DELORES JOHNSON, FBLA .... DENNIS JOHNSON .... HELEN JOHNSON .... Row 2: LORRAINE JOHNSON .... MARILYN JOHNSON, President of GAA, Dramatics, Science, Vice4President of NFL, NHS, Debate .... ROBERT JOLIVETVE .,.. JOANNE JONES, College Club, Dramatics, IRC, NHS, OGB, Chips, Quill G Scroll .... IRMA JUNTUNEN, FBLA, NHS . . Row 31 CHARLES KEMERLING, Monogram, Hi-Y ..., RICHARD KERSTEN, Biology, College Club, Science .... MAXINE KILLEANEY, FBLA, President of Chorus, College Club, IRC ,... RICHARD KINSLEY, Latin, Hi-Y .... MARYLYN KIRKPATRICK, IRC, Chorus Row 42 JOAN KISH, Chorus, College Club, Dramotics, IRC, Warrior, Y-Teens , . . . JOE KLOCK, Chorus, Quill G Scroll, Boys' State . . . . NYLA KNUDTSON . . . . PAUL KOLB, Treasurer of Monogram, Marshal of OLD Royalty, President of Student Council, Hi-Y, NHS, Pawn Pushers, Monitor, Jr. Kiwanian .... BILL KRAFT, Chorus, College Club, Monogram, Hi-Y, Pep, Boys' State .... -I x i Mi! PQ Row I: DON KRENOS IRC .,.. CAROLE KVAM .... BOB LARSON Monogram Track Hi-Y . . . . CAROLEE LEFFERT IRC College Club Home Economics Band Dramatics . . . . JUNE LEHMAN Student Council Y-Teens Declarn . . . . Row 2: DARREL LIDEL Pep .... SHIRLEY LIND Chorus Spanish Y-Teens .... MARY LINDEKUGEL IRC FBLA Y-Teens Orchestra . . . , FRANCES LINE IRC FBLA Band .... MARY ANN LOFSWOLD Spanish College Club IRC Treasurer of Y-Teens Row 31 MARGARET LOOMIS Chorus College Club IRC Y-Teens .... WILLIAM LOWE Spanish College Club FBLA Hi-Y Hi-Y Cabinet .... LAURA LUCAS Latin Chaturanga .... PATRICIA LUHRS IRC Y-Teens Library .... FLORENCE LYNG Dra- matics Pep .... Row 41 JOAN MABEE, IRC .... CONNIE MARSH, Chorus, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens .... JOHN MARSHMAN, College Club, IRC, NHS, Science, Hi-Y, President of Orchestra, Boys' State, Monitor ,,.. PATRICIA MASTERS, College Club, IRC, OLD Queen, Secretary of FBLA, Y-Teens, NHS, Pep, Co-Head Cheerleader .... BARBARA MATHERS, IRC, Y-Teens .... .f-'rm en- IEI ' 1 J' .rg -A 'S E 1 X Row IZ MARILYN MAVITY, College Club, IRC ,... PATRICIA MQCABE, Sponish, College Club, IRC, Vice-President of FBLA, Y-Teens, Secretory-Treosurer of NHS .,.. JOHN MCLAUGHLIN, Vice-Presfdenr of FTA, Eoys' Store ,... JOAN MCGLJIRE ,... JOAN MEN- KESSEL .... Row 23 RICHARD MERRILL, HIAY ..,. MARLENE MICHAEL, FTA ..., CONNIE MILLER, FBLA ,,,, HAROLD MITCHELL, Chorus, Spanish, IRC, Student Council, Hi-Y ..,, WANDA MITCHELL .... Row 3: JOANNE MORGAN, IRC ,,.. DE WAYNE MOTZ ,... CLARENCE MURRAY ..,. DONNA MURRAY, IRC, College Club, Dromotics, Secretory of Pep . . . . SANDRA MURRAY, Biology, Sponish, College Club, IRC, FBLA, Vice-President of Y-Teens . . . Row 4: MARCIE MYHRA, Chorus, College Club, Dromotics, IRC .... DAN NACHEL, Qulll G Scroll, OEJB, Worrior, Monitor, President of Photography .... ROBERT NAYLOR, College Club, IRC, Quill G Scroll, NHS, Monoging Edztor of OGB, Bond, Boys' Stole, Monitor .... JANET NELSON, IRC, College Club, Chorus, Drornotics, FBLA, NHS, Declom .... ALLEN NELSON . . . I y 'N-Q,,,, K gf W . 5 30I F i. - J-, L Y I I., ,ar gh. .LS we fi 'ff 1fI' :eQs .,,, .. 1, I. 'Q' 'O 'A . ,F ,L J fi ,Q 6 - X I -ix 6: 'N 4 13 3 I Row l: JOHN NELSON, IRC, Monogram, Hi-Y, Senior Social Committee, Football NELSON, IRC, FBIJX, College Club, Hi-Y .... JANICE NESHIEM, Spanish, IRC Club .... X 'W LuciLLE Nccsom Band .... WESLEY JEAN NESSAN, FTA, NHS, spanish, College Row 21 PATRICIA NIELSEN .,.. KENNETH NOEL, Monogram, Vice-President of Student Council, Football, Basketball .... JOHN NORBERG, I-Il-Y, C,I'1OruS .... DORRINE OGDIE .,.. PATRICIA OGLE, IRC, College Club .... Row 32 DOLORES ORPHEN .... JAMES PAGE .... DONA PALMER, IRC, FBLA, Biology, Spanish, Orchestra .... JOELENE PARKS FBLA, Dramatics ..., JUANITA PARK .... Row 4: KAY PASCO, IRC, Chorus, College Club, Dramatics, Secretary of NFL, Debate . SHIRLEY PAUL .... WARREN PAY, IRC, Science, Hi-Y, Business Manager of Warrior, PEASE .... ,Ns .af 'Q' . . . NELDA PAUL College Club . . . . Boys' State, Monitor, Track . , . . LARRY I x R 45. I. . X Row I: NANCY PENNOCK, Chorus, College Club, Art, IRC, OLD Cornmlttee, Worrior, Choirmon of Monitor Boord .... ROGER PETER- SON, Chorus .... JACKIE PETTY .,.. CLINTON PHILIPS .... SANDRA POLAND, College Club, Treosurer of Dromotics, IRC, OGB .... Row 2, MINERVA QLJINELL ..., FRANK RAYMOND .... HELEN RALLIS, Spanish, College Club, Dromotics, FTA, FBLA, IRC, Declom .... BARBARA RAMSEY, Chorus, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, NI-IS, NFL, Choturongo . . . . MARCINE REINERS, IRC, Y-Teens .... Row 3: JANET RENSBERGER .... JOAN RENSBERGER, FBLA .... JAMES ROBERTSON, Student Council .... RICHARD ROE ...,FERNRL,lBlN.... Row 4: DOLORES RUNEBERG ..., PATRICIA RUSTAD, Chorus, College Club, Drcmottcs, IRC, Y-Teens, OLD Royolty .... DONNA RUTILI .... GEORGE SACHEN .... DORETTA SANDERS, College Club, IRC, Orchestra .... A 1 a ' . Q? 5' 3' Q , Gas lo '67 I All 'ZZ' I , 2' X Row I: JOAN SCI-IEINOST, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens .... College Club, IRC, FBLA .... JOAN SCI-IMIDT, College Club, IRC, FBLA, Vuce-President of Pep DONALD SCHMEYER .,., BEVERLY SCI-IMIDT DONNA SCI-IMIDT Row 2: DARREL SCI-IRADER, Chorus ,.., AGNES SCHROEDER .... GERALD SCI-IRYVER .... RICHARD SCI-IIJLDT CAROL SWARTZ .... Row 3: BARBARA SEUBERT, IRC, College Club ,... LAVONNE SEUBERT, FBLA, Y-Teens .... VELDA BEVERSON Bond MARLENE Sl-IELTON, IRC, Y-Teens . . . . MARLENE Sl-IIELDS, IRC, Y-Teens . . . . Row 4' DOROTHY SELKEN, IRC, College . . . ARLEN SKINNER, HI-Y, Chorus .... MARIAN SLOB . . . . ,,, 'X7 Club, Y-Teens ,... MAVIS SIMKINS, FBLA, Y-Teens , . MARION SISSON Bond 5- fo' -2 87- A I X 1 If I Row I: BONNIE SMITH .... RICHARD SMITH, Hi-Y, Chorus .... ROBERT SOUTER . . . dent of Y-Teens .... CHARLES STADTFELD, Hi4Y, Peo .... Row 2: DAVID STAVIG, IRC, OLD Committee, Member-ot-Lorge of Student Council, Hi-Y, NHS, STEENSMA, Aeronoutics .... WILLIAM STEEVER, Chorus, College Club, Hi-Y, Monitor . . . . . . JUNE STENE, IRC, College Club, Chorus, Secretory of Y-Teens, Girls' Stote . . . . Row 3: MARJORIE STIVERSON .... DALE STOAKES .... AUDENE STOEVEKEN, Dromotics . . . . CHARLES STONEBACK, Chorus, College Club, Hi-Y, NFL, Debote . . . . F EDITH SPEAR, IRC, Sponish, Presi- Boys' Stote, Monitor .... WAYNE . . DENNIS STEFFEN, Chorus, Art . . . . LOIS STOKKE, IRC, Y-Teens Row 42 ROLLAND STUCKEY ..t, DOUGLAS SUGRUE, FTA .... GERALD TESLOW .... MARK THELIN, IRC, College Club, Presi- dent of Science, Student Council, Hi-Y, OG B, Worrior, Monitor .... BEVERLY THOMAS, Treosurer of FTA, Treasurer of FBIJI ,ks X? L .I Mx tlfa li tx' l U I l' 5.- 4' 'S 4,e- 19' if ff . ' J ow l: PHYLLIS THOMPSON IRC OLD Committee .... BRENTON TILDEN .... MARCELLA TRIPP FTA .... BILL TOWN- LEY Chorus College Club Hi-Y Pep .... JOHN TURNER Hi-Y Student Manager of Football . . Row 22 MARLENE UNVERZAGT College Club lRC Latin .... JAMES UNZlCKER Football Monogram .... LOIS VOSACEK Biology College Club FTA IRC NHS Vice-President of Library .... RONALD VOSACEK Biology Science .... PHYLLIS WACHENDORF .... Row 3: BETTY WALSH Spanish .... ROBERT WALTON Monogram Hi-Y Monitor Jr, Kiwanion Football .... GERALD WARREN . . . . DWANE WATSON Chorus College Club Hi-Y . . . . RODNEY WATSON IRC College Club Hi-Y Monitor . . . . Row 4: TED WEBER Spanish College Club IRC l-li-Y Hi-Y Cab net J . . . JEANNE WEIR Biology IRC .... MORTON WEISS Hi-Y Monogram Footboll Track .... JAMES WENBOURNE .... JOYCE WEST Band .... tl Row l' DOLCRES V.'l-IITCOWE, E ology, Cltrus, Crcrngfizs, Vice-Pres den' of Q, I C' Scroll, President of Y-Teens, ICC, Nl-IS, Ad lv':n- :iger of OG 3, Pep, Girls' Sfcfe, Clneerle-oder .,.. GENFVNWITEI-'EAD . . , ,ACQUELINE 'w'J'ILLlAMS, Sponzgh, College Club, IRC ,... JCYCE WILLIAMS ..,. LA BELLE WILSON, Cofege Cub, Drcrno' 15, IRC, CLD Corr-rn ee ..,. Row 2, MARLENE WINTERS .,,, JAMES XVISSERT, Chorus, Co ICQG Club, IRC, Peo, Boys' Sfcfe, Monitor ,,,. GERALD WOG- STAD, Ari .,., DONALD NVCLF, IRC ,... CARCL J, Vi CREEL'.'AN, Sefretrl, of CAA, Criresiro . . . , Row 3: DENNIS WRIGHT, Ari, Monogrom, Treflc, I-IIVY .... JAMES WYLIE, IRC, President of Monogrorn, Science, OLD Royoliy, lrli-Y, President of Hu-Y Coblner, Pen, Boys' Store, Head Monitor, V 'e-Prcsvfr-nt of Senior Class, Eoys' Notion, Track Coptoin , , , , DELORES WYRICK, IRC .... MARY PAT YOUNG, College Club, Y-Teens . . . BARBARA ZIMNIERMAN, IRC, College Club, Y-Teens .,.. Row 43 GRETCHEN ZIMMERMAN, Chorus, College Club, Drornoiigs, IRC, Y-Teens .... MARGARET ZIMMERMAN, Biology, College Club, Dromotics, IRC, Y-Teens, OG B . . . . BARBARA COSTLCW .... NICKY GILL .... JOHN REPPE . . . . Seniors who did not have their picturesiaken: Paul Arnopoulos, Duane Beckstrom, Charles Brown, Richard Ellison, Joyce Geiver, Lois Gilbertson, Wayne Gravning, Jerrould Green, Robert Hersrud, Joan Hooker, Evon Hoover, Kenneth Kirkvold, Dean Koolbeck, Carol Larson, Dan Lennon, Harry Leu, Sheila Linahan, Arnold Martens. Leona Matthies, Melvin Matthies, DeWayne Matz, Bob McC1aren, Ted Medin, Robert Miller, Joan Neuheisel, Bud Oisiad, Don Peterson, Richard Peterson, Allen Pucket, Lester Ross, Marilyn Skaggs, Gerald Teslow, Grant Volsch, Le Ora Wikle, Marvin Zuraif. :aft- C .va ,I S? X. K 5 -fill! . 1 a.' Q, Q Q Senior class officers, left to right: Ron Greenslate, treasurer, Jack Hoffmann, president, Jim Wylie, vice-president, Paul Kolb, secretary. Class Diar Within the last tour years it seems as though a mag c an has been at work. Remember tour years ago - back in VW? VVC were just a group ot individuals who were trying to work our way through a maze ot halls. Since then much has happened. Hop onto our magic carpet and wall help you recall. l947f'43 As freshmen we chose Sally Haas and Sam Ptetcr to represent us Sally was also our Sweetheart Candidate. Then came the time ot year when girl date Dick Erickson as our choice. l9-48-'49 Durfng our sophomore year we chose M class. That year Barb Jameson viefl tor Hi-Y'Q,ieen, W spinster candidate. The Valent ne season saw Veloy H l949-'SQ This i.-.as our gear to shne We chose c Guenther, y ce-pres fight Jim l.'rQ.' e, secretary Pon G candidate ter Chet Jn cr ot the Snrster Dance l At the Hi- Y arnyal N c X. V, S X. i W., l f-, X, ,,,,-,5 cs , .c ,ocky our lun or cla.s U53 'S' Almost nw ra: . Qll'-lk tiarce huimfre Q1 had many coo: trac f- fi ttf l: ' 'U .Y I J c, , lj s s. t y S .... c, Paul Kolb Fatt, l.'..stcrs 'Q 'gin-l ,Her OLD t pai in-xyis i-ffl mem ca f..:V,4 k-.,.f1. wr, L ,c1-.i,v, J !,,,, ,'4,', Class crescent, fi ff .2 ccofl icb t' .zffrrafcr v'ce-president! Paul K lb secretary, so Ton Car attract ps card iafe tor S.'.eethc.1' as Fra ef all as a grou 40 boy ..., Spinster Week. We l Y-Teens selected Dams and Tom Darr as most representative ot our r-,as chosen by the gals as their le but Gcoiroac kia, reggfesent ng us as Sweetheart. is c'5 cars tor the trrst tnne. They were president Dick 'gr e, frcazprre' Ken Noel. Dutt Erickson was our Vzry Say s re gned as Sweetheart ot the year. 3. ll' :clF fn the title ot Hi-Y Queen. been rrelflci nto a swell group. We've 1 . ff or .zcccrngpl slrrrents of our Sen or days. 'it i.. F' ,ztac K' ln, Dau s, Eonnie Becky Veloy Haw- s Q -gniiarts Jack hoffmann, our Senior .. i..' .T fs' other c ass ot? :ers are J rr Wylie, ' ll.'a',l,'f li rkcatr ck yej tor H -Y Queen. l 73,5 ol our class as .nd y jaals, but most ot Junior Class Officers .rg fn Above 1 to The Class of 1939 rho 0 Duneht Hooxrr pre xdent Ann Jastram secretary Jenny Boersma treasurer and Mark Slang, une pluuient as lhcxr f1rst class offxcers Freshman and Sophomore T pleals 4 me The fre hman L11 ho e Iarzlxnn ii I' d me Um 1 ' Sharon Ru 51 xero clnclnd ophomore Beckman .is their repre U lain Hwy U dur Y 4 R -- f J f ? , 1 ! V V 1 4 if ',. r.: ' '.. ' s ' s' , 5 ,, ', 0 - k., . -I 1,3 5 K L , ' . N - L .f-ff C V , J. 4 K ' , 1 .fi A Y ' l R x N' . Ab ' 1 w 'ns C s A' ,' 1. uri ' -ve f xv' .Im XV.1rdnI:f. C ' gfux '. ' A ' - 5 x 5 N ' ' 'VX' 13- '- -wit' es. Monxtors 1 to r Front row R Greenslate D Collms R Chrxstensen B Houser J Peckham R Houck C Gerlxnger Second row D Gunderson R Decker D Veglahn R Watson D Irwm J Carter M Thelln Third row J Pryor C Leune R Mmor M SYBVIQ B Rasmus D Stenson B Doyle J Wy11e Fourth row J Marshman G Fredrxckson K Duncan D Erxckson D Stavlg C Ander son D Hmtze D Guenther A Guemmer R Bruxvoort WHS Police Force WHS blue Coats otherw se known as monutors keep hall trattlc qulet and orderly All students who throw paper meddle wlth llght swltches run In the halls or are ln any way dlsorderly are glven a blue ticket and rn structlons to report to the head monitor wlthln twenty four hours The ldentltylng badge of our student officers as the orange and black emblem of the student control commlttee X Q F 9 Q' P49 ' Head Monitors J. Wylie and C. Gerlinger. Monitor Board, 1. to r.: C, Levine, junior, N. Pennock, senior, Ben Newcomb, sophomore. tNot pictured: M. Hill, ireshman.J y 2 A' . I Q., ll 4 , n'l4'.v. . .a lj . X ff' -1 A .x officers of 212: B. Briggs, president, A. Wheel- OffiCPrS Of 2131 B. Nason. vice-prwdvnt. don, treasurer. D. Johnson, vlce-president. S' Tufmvi Secrepary' L' Paul' tmabmer' Homeroom 2I2 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, L, Aaland, B. Briggs, L. Larson, R. Rager, S. Oyan, C. Robson, J. McFarland, J. Thoreson, C. Capen, J. Lovett, L. Halstead . . . . ROW TWO: C. Hammilt, M. Herting, J. Fowler, I. Jur- gensen. J. Ziegenbalg, J. Ph11- lips, R. Myhro, R. Hagen, M. Doescher .... BACK ROW: A. 'wVheeldon, N, Haskell, D. Johnson, C. Curry, R. Zafft, J. Ruth, NV. Me-ester, L. Holmoe, D. Smithback, C. Bailin .... Homeroom 2l3 FRONT ROVV, L. to R.: Teacher, E. K. Barry, J. Fredrickson, XV. Carpenter, L. Down a rd. M. Lundberg, S. Moreen. M. Rose .... ROW TWO: S. Larson, S. Spmdley, J. Kasak. S. Tietge, J. Wmnett, L. Paul, J, H3NlSCh, C Bc-rry .... BACK ROW: G. Taggart, L. Slupe. VV. Gustafson, H. Ter Wee. D, Danxelson. B Nason, R, Ham- rmtr, R. Poweil, A, Rossey, D. Ageton, D Bakke . . . W, Gustafson, presldent, Q! 1 .. X A 1 I Homeroom 409 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: R. Neu- bert, R. Lickness, N. Perrenoud, A. Margellos, J. Hovdestad, S. Alinberg, P. Stauifacher, G. Gerry .... ROW TWO: Teacher, A. Bauer, C. Quigley, J. Hassler, D. Millage, C. Klees- pies, A. Nachel, M. Rothen- buehler, M. Tucker, C. Bjerk . . . . BACK ROW: R. Middlen, E. Alberts, M. Johnson, O. Smidt, B. Timmerman, B. Sacre, S. Beckman, D. Harriman, B. Dump, G. Liesinger .... Homeroom 236 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, C. Beardsley, J. Howlett, B. Nel- son, P. Eisenberg, N. Colwell, L. Bradley, W. Rasmussen .... ROW TWO: R. Mills, G. Schlei- cher, K. McCahren, M. Han- sen, D. Stoakes, A. Fuller, J. Egge, W. Treloar, G. Norbra- ten .... BACK ROW: L. Hart- shorn, R. Jolivette, E. Renner, C. Albright, C. Sittig, L. Gonyo, S. Twedell, S. Bellman, M. Miller 1. . A 1 MW A 5 Officers Of 4091 E' Alberts' Secretary' C' Bjerk' Officers of 236: R. Jolivette, vice-president, UQHSUWT- M- Tucker- President: S- Beckman- L. Bradley, treasurer, K. McCahren, secretary, vice-president. G. Schleicher, president. Officers of 310: L. Hayden, president. E. Ellis, Officers of 402 R Larson treasurer S And vice-president, W. Reed, treasurer, F. Geyer, CFSOU Secretary A 015011 DFCSIGBHI K En secretary. gen. uce president Homeroom SID FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, D. Berkley, s. Selvig, D. Berdahl, L. Varnes, D. Luce, L. Hayden, R. Callies, D. Norstrom, P. Stoops . . . . ROW TWO: G. Lundstrom, C. Nessan, J. Jungemann, M. Pet- rie, J. Hartson, D. Anderson, L. Husby, B. Umbriet, J. Sears, M. McFarlane .... BACK ROW: G. McKean, B. Mitchell, W. Reed, D. Ellis, B. Ambum, O. Goet- schuis, B. Brooks, F. Geyer, M. Elmstrand . . . Homeroom 402 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, L. Bruce, K. Engen, F. Brown R. Larson, D. Hensvark C. Mc- Limans, S. Anderson, M. Sewell, S. Plooster, S. Daggitt ROW TWO: M. Shrader, J, Gill D. Engebretson, J. Moe, C. Hel- gerson, R. Giedd, J. Harms J. Hawkey, M. Gould. R. Carl, R. Kehr .... BACK ROW: J. Floyd, A. Olson, R. Berger, R. Sundet, C. Nold, J. Jacobson, M. Rober, L. Walker, A. Maddox, R. Vaughn .... l sam, vice-president. Homeroom 33I FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, Mr. Close, M. Sweesy, D. Daniel- son, D. Wallbaum, E. Hawkins, Y. Larson, M. Moore, R. Mal- comb, G. Anderberg .... ROW TWO: J. Janisch, B. Assam, J. Robb, J. Pope, D. Ennir, D. O'Dean, R. Veenker, L. Wickle. R. Slocum, R. Bishop, E. Betty .... BACK ROW: M. Brown, E. McMahi11, R. Gor- don, C. Shank, G. Kemnitz, R. Engel, E. Roberts, P. Olson Homeroom 2I8 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, M. Evenson, J. May, R. Matthies, J. Graber, W. Tabbert, D. Woods, D. Watne, J. Heath, A. Ledyard, D. Ankes, D. Anderson .... ROW TWO: D. Page, M. Ruse, H. Smart, L. McMaster, J. Jaqua, M. Posz, J. Kittelson, J. Erickson, J. Shingledecker .... BACK ROW: R. Geiger, K. Carlson, D. Vollan, K. Hodge, H. Erick- son, L. Blue, K. Morrill, B. Dar- ger, K. Ogren, L. Bruggeman I QR! I ff 4 .uulzw Officers of 331: R. Veenker, president, B. As- Officers of 218: D. Aukes, secretary-treasurer, A. Ledyard, vice-president, W. Tabbert, presi- dent. Officers of 209: W. Gedstad, treasurer, E. Hel- land- 4 SECYEYBFY. DM- 015011. vice-president, D, Erickson, president. Homeroom 209 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, F. Frick, J. Gray, J. Johnke, D. Lee, A. Hanson, T. Hogatt. D. Geiken, F. Klawiter, F. Wal- dref, W. Boersma .... ROW TWO: I. Sibson, S. Bruining, R. Badker, L. De Boer, J. Erick- son, E. Helland, M. Olsen, M. Odegaard, A. Westra, J. Rie- mann .... BACK ROW: L, McMaster, E. Taylor, J. Mor- ris, J. McAlear, R. Anderson, D. Page, J. Smith, D. Erickson, M. Christensen, W. Gedstad .... Homeroom 305 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher. Miss Fun-ow, D. Rieder, D. Fues- ton, C. Berwald, C. Olson. C, Merry, S. Taylor, J. Whlie, E. Randall .... ROW TWO: J. Watson, J. Lehmkuhl. B. Baumheier, D. Grey, J. Palm, J Sorensen. D. Erickson, L. Mor- ris, R Hoier, J. Scott .... BACK ROW: J. Decker, C. John- son, M. Skadsen. S. Bmsnighan, W Baesiel, R McAlpin, D, Knut- son, W, Clancey, T. Anderson Officers of 305: J. Watson resident D. Knut son. vice-president, D. L. Morris, treasurer. . D , - Erivkson, secretary Y W -x 5 . ,. 1 l l I Homeroom 4I8 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, J. Hamrin, J. Bmxvoort, D. Fritz, R. Bonrud, M. Meyers, S, Lemke, J. Fink, S. Gunderson, S. Clay- ton .... ROW TWO: M. Arne- son, K. Morstad, B. Beck, S. Olsen, M. Williams, D. Johnson, S. Terry, E. Richter, J. Redfield . . . . BACK ROW: G. Hoover, M. Fara, M. Hermeling, D. Stephenson, R, McCabe, K. Palmer, G. Wehlage, G. Aker Q Homeroom -N 302 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, H. Hoover, S. Stoneall, M. Fint- zel, A. Ree, B. Buus, L. Omer, S. Hetrick .... ROW TWO: K. Gurley, J. Johnson, N. Meyer, S. Lentz, R. Paulsness, R. Arne- son, L. Felcher .... BACK ROW: J. McConnie1, J. Fred- rickson, J. Mortrude, S. Collins, D. Renner, T. Robertson, G. Hart, G. Booker .... Officers of 418: G. Aker, president, J. Red- field, vice-president, K. Morstad, secretary- ll'93SLll'9l'. Officers of 302: D. Renner, president, A. Ree. secretary-treasurer, T. Robertson, vice-presi- dent. lj K Officers of 205: S. Johnson. president. M. Hill, vice resident, B. Ordal, treasurer, R. Lewin, 'P Sf3Cl'9t8X'y. Homeroom 205 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, A. Kleinsasser, A. Yesda, R. Bel- bas, J. Ford, D. De Zotell, M. Miracle, A. Hudelson, F. Peck . . . . ROW TWO: J. Devereaux, B. Ordal, M. Hill, M. Richard- son, A. Stroman, B. Caesar, P. Haas, D. Slob, R. Lewin, J, McCullock .... BACK ROW: S. Johnson, D. Foster, P. Smith, J. Reedy, D. Colwell, N. Westby, D, Boyd, D. Mose, L. Lamb, G. Wompson .... Homeroom 206 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, L, Kunkle, YV. Peterson, L. Hoe- iert, G. McFarlane. B. Luther, S. Jones, B. Otten .... ROW TWO: H. Jamison, D. Reid, A. Assid, S Cahow, M, Thomas, B. Young, L. Hagen, E, Relff . . . . BACK ROW: J. Fgelseth, W, Forseth. J. Braa, J, Lancaster, D. Swavcly, S. Livingston, D. Evangeline, D. Moe, P. Lock- wood, C. Foss, D. Muchovs. '... Officers of 206: B. Young, secretary, S. Jones, treasurer, J. Lancaster, vice-president, W. Forseth, presldent. 21 f l 2 .1 .4 E 5 2 Q 'af I 9 A 5 l fl. f Homeroom W. Lib. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, G. McDougall, T. Rich, K. Otten, R. Zarn, R, Reid, T. McDonald, B. Dickman, K. Moe, I. Thomp- son .... ROW TWO: B. Zabel, D. Sweeney, J. Murray, M. Lueth, N. Holm, E. Jaqua, B. Calkins, M. Benson, M. Judes . . . . BACK ROW: R. Berg, R, Briggs, D. Palmer, M, Grav- ning, J. Phelps, E. Fletcher, D. Fletcher, J. Foster .... Homeroom 207 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, Miss Olson, C. Palmer, D. Dahse, L. Ziegler, L. Baker, L. Larson, C. Carlson, S. Sona .... ROW TWO: D. Brook, R. Hammers, A. Anderson, W. Hoover, R. Myklebust, G. Handel, K. Moore, D. Ronning . . . . BACK ROW: W. Dow, N. Lund R. Swenson, L. Thornton C. Frederickson, R. Hagen J. Kampen, D. Ronken, J. Adams T. Paulos, W. Johnson .... . , vga? W 3 again' mf LM... Officers of W. Lib.: R. Briggs, treasurer. Officers of 207: W. Hoover. vice-president, R- Berg SQCTEYHFY D. FICCCIHCF, VXCC-DYCSP D. Ronnmg, secretary, S. Sona, treasurer, dent, T,'McDonald,'president. D. Ronken, president. 4. A ,-.n- Offifefs Of 3041 L ROSSEOW. DI'ESident, N, lsrad. Officers of 238: S. Dougherty, vice-president, helm- SGCTET-31'Y E. KISCCKEI' V109 Dl'9S1d9Hl, H E ers, resident, W. Johnson, secretary- M. Freeburn, treasurer. y 9535559-. p Homeroom 304 FRONT ROVV, L. to R.: Teacher, B, Posthuma. D. Magill, G. Mor- ris, M. Bishop, M, Freeburn, S. Thoelke, F. Harberts, P. Lind- berg. R. Mickelson .... ROW TWO: L. Tremere. S. Pederson, L. Rosfow, N Siadheim. S. Clap- per, R. Brown, G. Gulbranson D. Rupp, D. Beaudette . . . BACK ROYV: S. Gerry, E. Ki- secker, B. Dubbe, M. Houston S. Adams. S. Harvey, K. Nelson J. Harberts, C. Dickey, R. John- son, L. Johnson . , . , Homeroom 238 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher. F. Walter, R. Alderson, J. Bed- norz, G. Eggs. J. Kram. J. Stein- metz, E. Colwlll .... ROW TWO: J. Rohl. H. Eggers, L. Flemming. S. Howard. R. Loe- vven. E. Rowlee, B Tuller, J. Na- son, R. Albert. M Maxwell .... BACK ROW: W. Burk. D. Quan- beck. S. Dougherty, M. Han- son. T. Ramzoy, W. Johnson. R. Salem, J Miller. R. Nieber 'll i r . 2 gi 5 if -Q 1 Ca- '4 fe Homeroom 227 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, G. Weeldreyer, R. Goetschuis, G. Kant, D. Scott, S. Peterson. D. Langley, R. Hunter .... ROW TWO: L. Lottmarx, R. Hart- sook, J. Nordby, M. Hansen, B. Brakke, B. Getman, C. Under- wood, J. Cooper, C. Anderson . . . . BACK ROW: D. Stolten- berg, W. Mitchell, N, Alick, R. Byllesby, P. Eide, D. Kline- felter, W. Nelson, M. McDonald, V. Dobson, M. Ellis .... Homeroom 4OI FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, C. Ziegler, M. Van Laar, V. Ing- lis, N. Piearson, J. Anderson, J. Gibson, M. Neuberger, M. Mac- Arthur, D. Modica .... ROW TWO: B. Vissia, B. Story, R. Teach, D. Servold, M. Mc- Laughlin, E. Larson, B. Brown, M. Studer .... BACK ROW: C. Keenan, G. Zimmel, R. Houck, G. Gjere, E. Roberts, C. Elrod, M. Seubert, D. Amundson, D. O'- Dea, S. Hathaway .... f f 227 D Stoltenberg treasurer Officers of 401 C Elrod, vice-president, gf lggxnst CZIICC president N A1lCk president D Amundson Dfebldem- M' MCLHUHNIYI. R Hunter Secregal-5 secretary J Gibson treasurer. I Officers of 412: D. Gaab, viqe-py-egidgntu S Marsh, president, C. Baldwin, secretary- IYCBSLITCT. Homeroom 4I2 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, R. Bach, P. Common, C. Mc- Kechnie, C, Benson, H. Krueger J. Guemmer, J. Dearduff, ROW TWO: S. Marsh, N. Nel- R. Hanson, C. Callahan . . . son, N. Taylor, S. Eichhorn G. Gordon, D. Kick, s, Getting, D. Olson .... BACK ROW: J. Hagen, D. Gaab, C. Baldwin, R. Hoefert, S. Hagen, D. Currie, C. Hamilton, T. Albert, J, Engel, Homeroom 408 FRONT ROW. L. to R.: R. John- son, B. Cornish, L. Shoeklee, D. Nelson, S. Rasmussen, D. Tracy, D. Ogdie, J. Kosier . . . . ROW TWO: S. Roggeri, S. Frank, K. Noaek, J. Boyum, C. Huseboe. M. Lewis, J. Mc- Cloud, A. Simpson ..., BACK ROW: Teacher. Mr. Blake, J. Boyd, F. Hansen. R Harms, K. Rc-ares, M. Hastings. R Gur- iean, G. Hartenhoff, G, Fritz Officers of 408: S. Roggen. vice-president, R. Guriean, secretary-treasurer, B. Cornish, president. 5? 3 3 5 lr,'. N. Officers of 202: T. Wellenstein. vice-president, S. Aaronson, secretary, B. Aegerter, presi- dent. Homeroom 202 FRONT ROW. L. to R.: Teacher, B. Bohlke, M. Riter, J. Lewis, I M E R, Erickson, M. Berg ..., ROW TWO: M. Siekmeier, I. Slabe, P. Holmes, D. Moberly, B. Spars, W. Horeis, F. Feldhaus, T. Wel- lenstein, O. Kramer ,,.. BACK ROW: R. Dibben, B. Murray, J. Cullen, E. Pennock, B, Schmidt, B, Aegerter, G. Hobbs. L. Nustad, B, Fisher . Nickerson, S. Aaronson, . Gilbertson, T. Pruner, Homeroom 230 FRONT ROW, L, to R.: Teacher Miss Brown, R. Beck, J. Teslow son .... ROW TWO: J Ewing ecke, J. Hobson, R, Murray D. Gumke, M, Jones, L. Halver- M. Thoreson, J, Rhian, E. Ben- J. Tjomsland .... Officers of 230: J. Hobson, secrelary. M. Gould, treasurer, K. Cook, president, B. Shelquist, vice-president. M. Artz, J. Smith. K. Cook N. Talbott .... BACK ROW. L. Bunde, J. Westby, B. Shel- quist, L. Paulson, G. Beck S. Matson, M. Gould, J. Sona , 1 C 9 v. L...4 Officers of 225: D. Anderson, president Officers of 123 M Rimerman president B Berguin, vice-president, L, Bakke, secre J Borden Hee president tary. Homeroom 225 FRONT ROXV, L, to R.: Teacher, W. Bubbers, L. Arneson, P. Dev- aney, T. Wheeldon, B. Bye, C. Burtch .... ROW TWO: J. Ageton, D. Amundson, R. Bird, D. Brown, S. Bush, L. Bakke, R. Ackerman, C. Burns, C. Hy- den .... BACK ROW: K. Bis- sell, R. Beckstrom, N. Bingham, G. Bauer, B, Berguin, J. Bliss, O. Brandt, D. Anderson, G. Andresen . . . Homeroom I23 FRONT ROXV, L. to R.: Teacher R. Burns, L. Donahue. J. Homand- berg, J. Chxpperfield. M. Rimer- man. N. Foster, C, Hanger P. Brooks, J. Krogstad . . . ROW TWOt L. Gunderson K, Cumming. M. Lynch, M Fok- ken, H, Inglis, D. Main. D, Peter- son .,.. BACK ROW: M. Paul- son, J. Tyler. N. Tyler, A. Kelly J, Borden. D. Hinders, D. Lowe, M. Unverzagt. R. Gravelle . . . Homeroom 226 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, Miss Conway, C. Heve, B. Hal- lickson, S. Alick, K. Wood, M, Peterson. J. Butler, J. Tatge, B. Fideler .... ROW TWO: L. Whaley, G. Bethke, G. Van Den Berg, B. Stockstad, J. Skaggs, J. Hayes, M. Ander- son, D. Becker, M. Ackerman . . . . BACK ROW: A. Stone, K. Ament, M. Moen, D. Dins- more, D. Lind, V. Rallis, M. Krumm, C. Johnson, A. Smith, B. Voldseth . . . Homeroom G m FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, D. Evans, K. Bertness, S. Fred- erickson, K. Martin, L. Loge, S. Unzelman, S. Steen, J. Bru- baker, M. Ross, D. Peterson .... ROW TWO: L. Kapsch, M. Jor- dan, J. Reagan, C. Pasco, R. Goodell, D. Jokumsen, O. Fehrenz, J. Robison, D. Shoop .... BACK ROW: B. Anderson, R. Nelsen, S. Han- del, D. Kroon, D. Hurt, H. Haw- key, L. Burrell, M. Conner, L. Skadsen .... 1 ' ' , bm' - i Officers of 296 C Johnson secretary Officers of Gym: R. Nelsen, secretary, J Titel treasurer J Skaggs president S Frederickson, president, K. Martin, vice- D Dinsmorc xitc president president, D. Kroon, treasurer. 'Q- C Officers of 426: H. Gerry, treasurer, S. Bar bas, president. J. YVear, secretary. Homeroom 426 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, Mrs. Farley, E. Searles, B. Rich- ardson, R. Skadsen, L. Schipper, M. Nelson, D. Mekvold .... ROW TWO: M. Kimzey, W. Syl- liaasen, A. Christianson, S. Van Loh, S. Baldwin, B. Mark, M. Young, G. Vandel, T. Bach- man, L. Rasmussen .... BACK ROW: D, Hardegger, A. Johnson, J. Wear, D. Harr, S. Barbas, K. Eichinger, T. Howes, D. Olsen, H. Gerry, L. McMahan .... Homeroom 423 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher. A. Foss, M. Gronewold, G. Smel- ser, K, Espe, C. Kuhns, L. Gun- derson, D. Hunter, B. Nyhus . . . . ROW TWO: A. Hartmann, E. Pierce, M, Peterson. C. Nel- son, P. Freebum, D. Berg, P. Hosford. D. Luc-rssen .... BACK ROW: D. Timm, A. Bor- gen, R. Butler. J, Haggardt, B. Simpson, J. Kirsten, R. Mc- Cauley, B. Schmidt . . . Officers of 423: K. Espe. treasurer, L, Gun- derson, president. B. Nyhus, vice-president Officers of 222: M. Clark, secretary-treasurer, J. Johnson, vice-president, R. Billings, presi- dent. Homeroom 222 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: L. Han- sen, A. Gallagher, L. Larson, H. Klinefelter, D. McArthur, R. Billings .... ROW TWO: Teacher, H. Frease, C. Monson, J. Nordlie, L. Ackerman, M. Clark, J. Johnson, C. Thclin . . . . BACK ROW: J. Hurd. G. Ahnberg, M. West, D. Seu- bert, G. Rich, R. Graese, M. Paul- son, J. Dalton ..,. Homeroom 4I FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, Mr. Graves, M. Eller, C. Coon, P. Coffey, R. Heyl, B. Downard, G. Currier, V. Turgeon, A. Doorn, M. Erickson .... ROW TWO: A, Weging, C. Frost, E. Cunningham, M. Essem, M. De Mots, C, Fazendin, V. Eb- erle, F. Clyde .... BACK ROW: R. Elliott, C. Dellman, H. Hem- leben, R. Dickey, B. Conger, J. Higgins, V. Howard, D. Erick- son, D. Dalthorp .... Officers of 417: D. Erickson, vice-president, D. Dalthorp, secretary, J. Higgins, president, V. Howard, treasurer. Officers of 233: J. Ward. vice-president, M. McCahren. treasurer. B. Bringgold, presi- dent, D. Viehvveg, secretary. Homeroom FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, P. Heide, M. Irwin, A. Hasson, B. Jacobson, S. Hanson, P. Reed, P. Stewart, J. Webster, D. Mil- lage .... ROW TWO: J. Shep- pard, P. Miller, E. Moeller, D. Ordahl, M. Angelcyk, A. Ral- lis, S. Smith. D. Larson, F. Sy- kez, J. Studheim, B. Schriever . . . . BACK ROW: S. Steinmetz, R. Robertson, J. Lilyquist, B. Bringgold, D. Lokken, J. Ward, D. Wardell. D. Viehweg. P. Shinneman, C. Aulseth, D. Hauger .... Homeroom 2I9 FRONT ROW. L to R.: Teacher. D. Jorgensen, E. Brown, R. Ol- son. R. Colwill. B Essem. B. Bish- op, M. Wiese, B. Assid, A Aul- ner. L. Larson. B. Garner .... RO'-V TWO: L. Carpenter, C. Mennenga, D. Vanningen, S. Hanson. C. Graff, S. Henle, B. Davis. R Skillman. G. Kam- pen. A Flellanger . . . BACK ROW: J. Schrader, B. Phillips, O. Parsons, B. Lock, M Johnson, J. Perrenoud, B. Johnsen, R Ehlen J Faust. C Nichols. B. Miller. D Crapnell .... Q Officers of 219: B. Garner. J. Schrader. president, C. Nichols. R. Olson, vice-president. treasurer secretary 3 Officers of 220: J. Hackett, secretary, B, New- comb, president, J. Neuroth, treasurer. ., '95 ix.. -,n O9 L Homeroom 220 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, J. Lemohn, P. McClaren, L. Thomas, S. Winner, M. Wachendorf, P. Williams, A. Sparks, M. McKenzie, A. May, A. Youngren, R. Johnson .... ROW TWO: S. Ring, W. Troemel, E. Gage, V. Strom, D. Perkins, J. Hackett, J. Olson, B. New- comb, W. Hansen, D. Leach, R. Pratt .... BACK ROW: B. Thompson, P. Skinner, D. Johnson, D. Colin, J. Neu- roth, D. Paulson, F. Owens, O. Lind, R. Barnes . . . Homeroom 324 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, A. Nelson, D. Spencer, D. Hart, D. Leisinger, D. May, D. Lei- singer, N. Grevlos, B. Wallquist, R. Jones .... ROW TWO: L. Skadsen, D. Bates, P. Tur- chen, B. Hunt, L. Duggan, J. Flynn, I... Otten, R. Neish .... BACK ROW: L. Posey, B. Sweesy, P. Barrett, E. Sunder- man, R. Jewell, G. Kampen, J. France, D. Hill, G. Merrill Officers oi 324: R. Jewell, secretary, D. Hart, vice-president, K. Swenson, president. QQ ,4 Q Officers of 312: L. Mooney. vice-president. D. Nelson, president, B. Harvey, treasurer. Homeroom 3I2 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, L, Norman, S. Hasson, N. John- son, P. Kjanegaard, S. Kimball, M. Nelson, M. Klatt .... ROW TWO: C. Headrick. J. Michael, M. Lowe, N. Morton, D. Nelson, J. Heide, J. Jennewine, D. Neu- bert .... BACK ROW: B. Har- vey, D. Merrill, B, Lewis, L. Mooney, R. Lamb, J. Michael, D. Kasak .... Homeroom 4I3 FRONT ROW. L. to R.: B. Straight, C. Devers. I. Sar- kans, J. Gustafson. J. Schmidt, R. Hanvelt. Teacher, M. Nuffer . . . . ROVV TWO: M. Peters. M. XVeerman, B, Martens, D. Evans, B. Goebel, C, Hew- lett. B Brende, J Leesch .... BACK ROW: J. Smalley, L. Schroder, J. Sonnichsen, F. Steele, D. Van X'QldhL1lSEl'l, R. Prosser. J. Bauch. K. Mehl- hoff, W. Haggin . , . Officers of 413: B. Goebel, secretary, C. Hew lett, treasurer. C. Devers, president J, Schmidt, vice-president. 1 2 Homeroom 308 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: E. Mil- ler, M. Olson, C. Romslo, N. Ny- strom, B. Rahn, A. Pr-uner, M. Hanisch, Teacher, C. Sidlo . . . . ROW TWO: B. Simpson, P. Ryno, J. Potter, B. Smothers, E. Olson, J. Hargus, C. Rowan, L. Rawie, D. Smith, V. Plucker . . . .sBACK ROW: E. Roberts, C. Hansen, B. Scott, R. Robin- son, B. Shrader, B. Mannion, T. Robertson, D. Paulson, J. Pederson, J. Shafer .... Homeroom 438 B. Gilcher .... nn lll llg 0ffiC6fS of 4332 T. RODCTYSOYL treasurer. Officers oi 308: K. Aaker, treasurer, J. Ander- B- Shrader. VICS-DreSidEr1!. E- 01505, DIGSI- son, secretary, M. Nielsen, president dent, B. Smothers, secretary, J, Wicks, vmevpresident. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, E. Skaff, S. Staples, M. Erickson, T. Burhenn, D. Wagner, L. Anderberg, G. Gravning, S. Hasson, R. Fenderson .... ROW TWO: F. Anderson, N. Bed- saul, W. Carlson, G. Stolze, J. Anderson, M. Nielsen, K. Aaker, F. Stanga .... BACK ROW: D. Ritter, S. Bridge, J. Wicks, D. Armstrong, L. Schmidt, C. Curry, D. Rames, Officers of 323: J. C. Spear, secretary S. Greenlee, treasurer Homeroom 323 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, E. Stegner, M. Weins, S. Wie- bers. S. Greenlee, J. Voels, P. Wahlsirom, G. Talbert .... ROW TVVO: B. Whaler, C. South, J. XVear. C. Spear, B. Straw, E. Williams. G. Hall, B. Stan- ton .... BACK ROW: K. Gerry, D. Graves, J. Wiebe, J. Stelz- miller, D. NVold. C. Swenson, S. Thoms, A. Van Hilten, S. Twe- dell, P. Tornow '.... Homeroom 3l8 FRONT ROW. L. to R.: Teacher, J. Wagner. L. Horr, B. Sona, H. Polzien, B. Belbas, D. Cas- xxell, E. Keller, R. Fleming. D Wan. K. Johnson .... ROW TWO: J. YVinter. M. XVeber, C Roth. C Simmons, B. Schu- macher, R Smith, L. Snyder. D I.ar:on.G Philips, R Stephens , . . . BACK ROW: B. Boyle. J. Ostby. J. Roberts. B. Greb. G Hanxen, A. Shepler. M. Get- man, D Johnson. A. Benson. J Enright, D. Habeger ,... XVear. vice-president, J. Wiebe. president Officers of 318: B. Schumacher. secretary-treas urer. C. Roth. president. A. Beneon. vice-presi dent, Homeroom B5 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, A. VVils0n, J. XValser, J. Mc- Kenzie, S. Dictz, D. Haffner, B. Schumacher .... ROW TWO: A. Little, D. Martin, J. Wolf, D. Kranz, C. Seymour, B. Ottcn. A. Varns, M. Peters .... BACK ROW: D. Stene, D. Brandt, C, Wilson, L. Parks, J. White, R. Olson. G. Swenson. N. Nagel, M. Rasmussen, D. Wierenga, J. Michael .... JUNIORS Homeroom 320 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, E. Benson, B. West, M. Ander- son, S, Amundson, O. Beehler, E. Berger, M. Bergman, B. Back- man. L. Allen .... ROW TWO: J. Erickson, B. Amesbury, E. Aus, R. Assam, D. Ree, R, Alexander, P. Weber, B. Carl- son, T. Aker .... BACK ROW: D. Beatty, L. Askin. D. Baker, J. Bauch, W. Amundsun, D. Ber- ger, A. Alderson, D. Benson, B. Dawley, R. Dean, B. Frank ,A -4 111 Offlcers of 135: R. Olson, treasurer, J. White, Officers of 320: L. Askin. vice-president, xief--president, S. Dietz. president, C. Seymour, J Bzluvh. president, Roger Dean. secretary- gf.-Qrmary, treusuli-r. Officers of 307: D, Robar. secretary, C. Swartz, Officers. of 406: A, DEriCkSOY1 Dl'C'SIdf'Hf pmsldent J. Moen, use-president. D. Dennis. secretary, P. ornberger treasurer Homeroom 30 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, H. Bliss, H, Shafer. C. Swartz, M. Stepp, S. Smith, J. Scheinost . . . . ROW TWO: L. Sundlie, M. Shelton, E, Spear, M. Spind- ler, H. Rose, B. Ramsey, M. Quinell, L. Richardson .... BACK ROW: L. Richardson, E. Whitehead, G. Spars, D. Rupp, J. Wogstad, J, Moen, D. Robar, P. Smith, G. Rezac, J. Wilcox Homeroom 406 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, E. Brekke, J. Anderson, M. Foss, P. Dornberger, D. Dennis, A. Erickson ..,. ROW TWO: G. Cundiif, D. Eisenbraun, D. Fields, P. Fletcher, J. Han- sen, M, Donahue, M. Dietrich, B. Donnelly ,... BACK ROVV: G. Fredrickson, D. Doescher, R. Eichhorn, G. Dunham. D. Estenson. P. Fielseth, R. Dan- nenbring, B. Doyle .... R. Dannenbring, vice-president 3 l 1 I0 O5 Homeroom 309 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, I. Carlton, C. Evenson, W, Grav- ning, J, Geiver, D. Entenman. B. Fisher .... ROW TWO: D. Ellison, D. Groth, D. Gerry, M. Gildemeister, J. Forseth, L. Eggers, M, Fideler, A. Good- site .... BACK ROW: D. Ken- ney. K. Frost, D. Dittenhauser, B. Eleeson, B. Handwerk, M, Hanten, A. Guemmer, D. Griffith, R. Engles, W, Gabel, D. Fuehrer .... , Homeroom 335 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, R. Evans, J. Munson, B. Os- trander, F. Westra, M. Otteson , . . . ROW TWO: J. Nelson, B. Pederson, F. Nelson, J. Amundson, I. Morrill, S. Peter- son, R. Thelin, B. Munce .... BACK ROW: N. Olsen, D. Olson, G. Olson, J. Peckham. H. Neeley, R. Muchow, J. Muckler, E. Nel- son, S. Dvoracek .... Offzur-rs of 309: D. Dxttcnhauser, secretary- Officers of 335: H. Neeley, secretary, B. Peder- xzmsnzl-r. L. Lggcrs, use-presldent, A. Guem- Son' president, J! Peckham, treasurer' mer. president. 1 Wifi' ,Jw OfiiC0rS of 1272 D BIUF- Pfeiiflflnf- D, Caflgolfv Officvw of 319: D Hooxer Qorretars treaiurcr 2iPCF:'Y11Y'5''U'03FUf0V- B- TOWUICY' Vll'0'PfCNl' J. Hooker, vice-pre idnnt L Xoung, pre idont on . Homeroom I27 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher. E. Hansen, L, Tuttle, W. Banks, A. Alberts, L. Buckley, B. Ander- son. M. Smothers .... ROXV TWO: R. Caldwell. B. Townlcy D. Veglahn, S. Carlson, N. Boyd H. Brooks, D. Carlson . . . BACK ROVV: R. Vissia. D, Bills V. Carlson, J. Davidson G Brandsgard. C, Cunningham D. Brandt .... Homeroom 3I9 FRONT ROW, L. to R 1 Teacher. C. Hauge. C. Larson. D. Lauck. H. Krogstad. G. Houg, S. Lind, N. Klatt. J. Hooker. E. Heeb- ner .... ROVV TWO: J. Budde. E. Bocttche-r. G. Kurth. J Syver- son, M Young, C. Wordelman, G. Zimmerman, BI. Jewell. D Orphan, B Zaff! . . . RACK ROW: C. Hoyme, D Hoover. C. Lacy, F, Hargua L Young, H Klc-wen. R Johnson, N. John- son, B Chriftianzon. M, Zuraff Homeroom 420 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, G. Heckenlively, J. Putnam, A. Wheeldon, J. Gustafson, E. Gucleryahn, M. Fry, C. Hal- verson, E. Glammeier, D. Graff, N. Fritts .... ROW TWO: E. Cranmer, M. Geiger, M. Fred- rickson, D. Green, M. Frederick- son, A. Jastram, S. Haggardt, N. Hansen, D. Grable, M. Jacobs . . . . BACK ROW: W. Saunders, H. Getty, C. Graham, T. Hill, J. Grotta, R. North, L. Hajek, D. Kittelson, B. Gabbert, R. Fueston . . . Homeroom 23I FRONT ROW, L. to R.: J. Mc- Cain, J. Parks. J. Miller, M. Oveson .... ROW TWO: Teacher, M. Jones, N. Paul, J. Michener, C. Mundt, L. Lucas, P. Luhrs, H. Newman, J. Monick . . . . BACK ROW: R. Vaughn, A. Martens, D. Mriden, H. Mit- chell, L. Mitchell, R. Clark, S. Pfeifer, H. Poletes, P. Powell I vw. gg Officers cf 420: N. Fritts. treasurer. J. Gustaf- Officers of 231: D. McKenzie, YTSHSUTBF. Son' president' A- Jaslfam- Secretary' N- Han' C. Mundt, secretary, B. McLean, vice-president. sc-n. vice-president, u 51? ' Y Officers of 314: R. Houck, prcslclent, B vice-presxclcnl, D. Hartman. secretary Homeroom 3I4 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher L. Kremer, L. Johnson, S. Hoh- wieler, C. Johnson, Y. Hill. D. Nesheim, S. Hunter, D. Hart- man .,.. ROW TWO: V. Har- berts, G. Meintz, B. Hollmotz, J. Harrington, C. Johlfs, B. Ho- walt, M. Hauge, B. Holmoe, J. Jacobson .... BACK ROW: H. Jensen. K. Bedford, K. Bus- ness, H. Hoffkamp, J. Jacobson, T. Hunt. J. Pryor, G. Janisch, R. Houck, D. Irwin, D. Hopewell Homeroom 208 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, T. Kron, M. Leppik, M. Larson, T. Lancaster, S. Lacey, S. Maake- stad, R. Lehr, E. Knutson .... ROW TWO: M, Johnson, S. Jones, D. Nygaard. M. Kol- berg, S. Lease, M. Lemohn, C. LeDuc. N. Kelley '.... BACK ROW: J. Kolb, B. Legal, A. Klaudt, L. Johnson, L. Kem- nxtz. J. Carter. W. Klawxter, B. Larsen, C. Langaas .... -,rd ly lk I .Howalt, Offlcers of 208: B. Larsen, treasurer, R. Lc-hr svcrmary, S. Lease. presldent, A. Klaudt, VICQA presxdent. .l 2 0 ' 1 3 5 Officers of 326i S. McLaughlin. resident P v J Slwa. Vive-prcsidt-nt T. LL-monds. treasurer. M. INIcNurncy, secretary. f 1 Homeroom iw FRONT ROW, L. to R.: S, Mc- Laughlin, D. McNamara, B. John- son, J. Shea. S. Mofle .... ROW TWO: D. Malcomb, M. McNerney, G. Van Beek, D. Bruxvoort, J. Corley, C. Long. A. Linton, J. Jones .... BACK ROW: F. McClure, T. Lemonds, R. Minor, G. Burke. C. Levine, A. Little, D. Michael, J. France, J. Murray, G. Hibbard, J. Mc- Elrath . . . Homeroom 4I9 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: B. Por- tice, T. Conahan, C. Ruud, J. Scott, A, Schrader, S. Berry . . . . ROW TWO: B. Phillips, M. Hagen, M. Scott, E. Rowlee, R. Schmeyer, S. Cards, N. Sweet, C. Conklin, S. Schmunk . . . BACK ROW: L, Prang, J. Rallis, S. Wold, J. Rogge, K. Scholten, J. Picasso, M. Roskeland, L. Prince .... Officers of 419: J. Rogge, president, J. Picasso, vice-president, S. Cords, treasurer, M. Scott, secreta ry. 'A I -1 f, Q. R As., I fqrfi I - Officers of 204: A Smith, president. N. Col- wmll, secretary. Homeroom 204 FRONT ROVV, L, to R.: Teacher, D. Riter, G. Castle, H. Smith, K. Hanna, J. Stone, C. Weber, N. Colwill .... ROVV TVVO1 G. Swenxon. A. Stoeveken, M. Grave. A. Van Loh, H. Simp- son, D. Pinard, J, Reemtsma, J. Teeman. M. Stavig, D. Sten- son ,... BACK ROW: F. Stauf- facher, R. Sudow, D. Coffey, S. Sugrue, N. Weinacht, A. Smith, D. Collins, G. Thomas, J. Palko ..,. Homeroom 327 FRONT ROW. L. to R.: Teacher, F Schwartz, D. Harnmerx, D. Vllaldref, D. Hnrtfnok, S Tradup, S Wilcox. B XK':f-le . . . . ROW TWO: INT. Chrwten- sen. M Timmerman, B Walker, D. Bunk, P Vick. M V-'Goff-. C. Waby, P Vox-ol, D '.'.'1I fi . . . . IZ.-'-.CK ROW: D Yom' V-'. Whc-4-lc-r, R Selomer. G Tor- nrfw. B B.li?ivrx, J Wzff-r F Chu-4-. G Tho:-tan.-ur., C MLR- ler, R. Trzckcy . . . Officers of 327' J XVaterQ. treaxurer. S Wil cox. secretary, P, Vick, president, D. Young vice-president. .fi s r S 4 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Teacher, Mr. Tabor, D. Bishop, S. Broesder, J. Boersma, B. Buckley, L Canter .... ROW TWO: D. Hennings, R. Callies, H. Crowther, K. Briggs. J. Blom, B. Costlow. K Beymer, B. Chapman, C. Brown .... BACK ROW: J. Crisp, L. Bush, J. Canada, C. Knutson, FRESHMEN Aukes, Dorlene Berg, Robert Brown, Floy Engen, Kothryn Fuller, Anne Gedstod, Worren Hermonson, John Klowiter, Fred Meyer, Nevo Mickelson, Roger Myklebust, Robert Ordol, Beverly Otten, Kothryn Gyon, Sonyo Polrner, Dovid Peterson, Shirley Slob, Donnd Sorensen, Jim Stookes, Dione Thomos, Glorio Vissio, Betty Zobel, Dovid Homeroom 325 Q Officers of 325: J. Boersma, president, K, Briggs, vice-presi- dent, D. Branson, treasurer, J. Bessler, secretary. Semester Honor Roll SOPHOMORES Boldwin, Clinton Bouoh, Jomes Benson, Charlotte Borden, Jerome Bringgold, Bruce Conner, Mickey Cornish, Beverly Flynn, Jeon Foster, Normon l-longer, Connie Hortrnon, Alvino Hostings, Morlene Hobbs, Jerry Kelfer, Elisobeth Kelly, Allen Moen, Monroe Olson, Julie Olson, Ross Perrenoud, Joon Shebler, Ann Simpson, Bill Socrs, Byron Sfenort, Phil Swenson, Gorry Toylor, Ncnfy Thomos, Lcrene Wc'ser, Jornovieve West, lvloriorie Wicks, John Willzcms, Esther JLJNICRS Alaer, Trudy Arnurdson, R iliord Boyd, Noomi Broun, Lon Bruxvoort, Doro Bubbers, Bill liurnS, CGVOlyn Buus, Donno Corson, Down Collins, Delono Denn s, Donn: Erickson, Alyze Figzendin, Corel Fredr ilcson, George Fredr okson, Marilyn Green, Dionne Hone, Bill Houoe, lvlcrisnne He de, John Houck, Roger l-lowolt, B ll e Johnson, Cin' Lou Knutson, Chcrles Leose Sn rfey Lehr, Ronoe lfortfn, Ncniy Olson, Dov 3 Row e, Lech Rogoe, Jcnet STGN Q, lxAlCVl4 Stenscn, Dmk Viss :, Rocrey Vosscs, Peter SENHORS Berg, Coral Bowen, Dole lirJxi,5or', Rclph E,'l3esbv, Joyce Conklin, llorlere Cz.-.ley, Delores Essihen, Poul Hcos, Selly Hoge, Corolyn H nes, Jill Hauser, Eob Jones, Jgcnne Juntunen, lrrno Kr-eros, Don Mcrsnmonf John lJ:Cobe, Potty Pgwell, Pzrlcer Rsmsey, Earboro ST:-,ig, Dcve Yosciek, Lois Wiltionns, Jo:ln'e Senior Homeroom Qfflcers Offlcers of 410 R Beattw use presxdent L Benson treasurer J Baker secretary M Thelm presxdent ff -.af Offlcc-rs of 313 B Naylor secretarv D Whltcomb presldent R Greenslate treasurer O ICCFS of 306 R Blv presldent R Chrlstensen XICE presldent G Bottge secretary D Bow en treasurer ve,- JH!!-' Off1cers of 427 D Peterson treasurer E Colgan secretarv J Robertson presx dent B Houser XICE presxdent Offlcers of 407 J tent J Flnc ex presldent J Duff treasurer OfflCCTS of 330 V Havnkev wee presl dent R Hwugo presldent M Kirk patrlck sncretary WT-R95 Offxrc-rs of Lay on xlce presldent P Masters treasurer B Mathers secretary 214 J Lehman presldent inq- -T- ll OfflCCTQ nf 231 C Stoneback vlce presx dent C Stadtfeld treasurer D Stavxg presxdent J Stenc secretary 2321! Offlcers of 116 D Fredrlcks treasurer I xng, surctnv P Kolb presldcn B Halton uce presldent Germanx xxce prcsx secretan B Engel Offwers of 131 D Watson use president 'NI Kxlleaney treasurer C Johnson sec rntarx D Arxlne presxdent Offwers of 322 D Steffen wee president J Nessan secretary M Dans presldent D Dau ley treasurer vi- 5 HP Y 'Q wa uni we Officers of 232 R Bruxxoort secretarw R Hersrud treasurer K Noel president .r ur- Offlcers of 430 K Anderson president R Stuckey use presldent N1 WCISS secretary treasurer 75 O O M 3 ,J ' F Q J I W . - ' 1 '1 .l In , Z: ' , ' Q 1 Q, V. ' il:-'.-. K J, - 'T 1. 1 . '. n . 1 , ' A , .,v,.,N.-- s Q' ' -1 Mi Ji J K at I ' ' if J, ., I . fb J 0 ,s , ' .- A J , 1 ig e , , X :':5'f . 4 f . 1 M 1 - 'HB ' ' 3 f 'M -V ' f 'lt 'g ' 1 f 'Q lf , 1 Mm? 1 ff' 1 . ,, ' , ' . f . , 4 , ' f . V , - , '- . - I , . 1, B. -s . - Q , ,A , . , - I . I ' 'f . f' ' A ,.,, , . . . , ,Q G ' ' H Q 1 A VW - . x 7 .Pl ' f t V - ff 1 1 - A if ,Lg 1-fi-5 , Y . fan, :. , 1 1 My ,X f. 4. ' .A 1 5 5 3 V , ,HX , f. 'i ff 'LX 4 1' , . .V 6 W I P ' 1 , ,, . . M 5 I I, , x 1 f f' r A. P - : 1 . lM'Q 4 in A Az , , 1 Y I , V 5 , g- if L , , , Mr, may . . ff' by 2' 'Q A: x , ' X4 Y , .. ' S' gm A A af A . ' 1 , 1' ef '1 sz! Y 25,5 1 LA f- W 1..- . 5 X 6 , 1 1 ' 1 6' ' 'gf U GE ma ? ,Y '- -fm Q M Q 4 fhfi' iff, pf-eb' 'A - '-51 , V ? . , ,S I Q . . ,Yg,ZfA?!iA1fr'i?f,f!z ..gb'gEf'k 5 Lf'-' ,,' 'QQ Qi . '-1 H ,Ni I , M 4 .L L' n -su . Q-5 7 Li '. viii? S A' f W -K Hwy. Y 'X' ,iff 'w . , ff . gm? f .2 ' 1, M1 if I' , 'W '-Q, W QMMM fzf 7 . J QGQLQQZW M,4j'FM0LjWWny.Wy jf! WZ' HMM? la en f is ou du '51 N ' d ffl 1.4 ' A 'L N na .1-1 i N.. ilu IRC Crusade for Freedom program 1 to r J Hoffmann M Dans J Moen C Gerlln T Westra C Anderson R Haugo l. R. C. The lrfernal onal Relarons Club, V.gsl1 rjgfon Hgn Schools largest organ :alon H75 rnemoersl, was lounges To create an :nteresr rn and a oerrer unoerslandzng of world af- la rs. Advsers lvllss lonnson, Mlss Cony-.ay, Mes Each, lvllss Kunlqle, lvl ss Weeljreyfer, Mr, l-lauge, and Mr Lowe x-.orlq rn close Coooeratlon v. tn presdent lack Hoffmann, vice- oreslflenl Courtney Anclersoo, see- refarv Roger Haugo, and treasurer Mary' Ann Davis in olannlng the clul3's aetlvltles, Besldes tnelr reg- ular programs, tlrwls grouo sponsored the Crusade for Freedom drive in Wl-lS and also gave a Cnrustmas party for members and guests College Club Board I to r C Arder on B House-r NI DBVIB T Darr S Haas R Haugo G Bottge T' College Club l.gn'rs are Turned low the alr lS rn es+1 rl Crow are r Fo r Affora Y s oll na Cl lb Clrwnsfmas Formal g so ey rrof the year ln o ' so ng rlws rl Four meellngs wlrn 1' 4' f fs C yy QS 1 Ma r l-lau , T Y 'A ' ' .1 XJ . f ' . . , 9 , , .: . , . . , . 'ge-r, . , , . X S , . ' . ,. .:..1s,. ... '-,A ,4 ,, , l A J Q l l y y lll A xy + , - 1 -eu nl fo .vf f' ds V 5 Foslsnlg l ro 'ne r' l , es, lt' Y' . , r 5 the C er r , lygnesr .ucal fei . - 1 rg 3 aiidfun .s soon- l Canoe, ' ' Tlx lub as s . ,Tr ,.e,,1f,,, F, ,, 4 ,, W, A -V if Qas, zueg., :,, Cys, fl nel:- , fa nmenf C Q fee? 'Wes Eeneon, ' A lx s Cali.-.ell, M, Flor, Mr. lnauje- l.' ss fosmu .s andlylr Dayl f f -in -'J +1-1 CC f-rn 'asf r f f-fs W ' ,, u 1 . : lu, ,, .S,,-,l,X: Col- ' lege El'll3 E Poge l lgo tres?- ,. -:rr Carr v ie-i'ei fer' Sal 53:5 F331 -firefarv, and Ccrfnfjw l , ' ,Lfffffffr -:rf-far 'lpn +L,-,rf:1f- ' fs fi, n3lu'f3 foe shi J l lf Cslleic wr: pl: C ffC'l,l'l ies . s l Chaturanga Chaturanga is an organization which teaches girls how to play chess, and then helps to improve their game. Queen Doris Mae Groth presides over the meetings held every other Wednesday. A pot-luck dinner, a party tor the Pawn Pushers, and a week-end at Okoboii top their activities for the year. Diane Doane is the adviser. Left. Chaturanga, l. to r., Front row: B. Ramsey, M. Artz. L. Lucas, G. Stolze, G. Kurth. Sc-cond row: M. Cheney, C. Hanger, S. Doane, C. Graff, D. Boy- sen, D. Groth. Pawn Pushers The tact that chess is merely a game for wise old men is shown to be talse through the actions displayed by the Pawn Pushers. Every first and third Thursday ot the month tinds this active group assembled tor a meeting, at which the t.ner points ot the game are taught and dis- played, The highlight ot the year is a double elimination tournament, besides a party with Chaturanga. President Chuck Gerlinger, vice- president Don Veglahn, and secretary Dick Gun- derson conduct the activities. Left, Pawn Pushers, 1. to r., grouped around C. Ger- linger and D. Veglahn: D. Gunderson, R. Minor, T. Steinberg, R. Houck, D. Stenson, R. Greenslate, P. Powell, L. Hartshorn, G. Fredrickson. Librarians Miss Amdahl, Mrs l-lurst, and Miss Flint, ad- visers tor the L brary Club, have seventeen little !b'arians belonging to their assocfation. These g 'ls ass st tre lbfar ans in the book rooms and the library. Ctticers are Carolyn l-laga, president, l.o's Vosacek, v'cefp'esident, and Betty Schu- macher, secretaryetreasurer. Left, Librarians, 1. to r., Front row: B. Schumacher, L. Vosacek, C. Haga. Second row: A. Wheeldon, B. Davis, B. Johnson, S. Winner, J. Sona, A. Weging, Third row: L. McMaster, M. Wiese, C. Johnson, B. Mark, B. Downard, L. McMaster, M. Smothcrs. Girls' State Esx r-is-:n'ei3 .VHS ef fre' V 'A f f - A ,M 1 f-M ef - 'K L Ifg 5 . :Tc J 1 ., N.: Cu: Djufi Nye'-. f'f-ffl: ir ':'.cr' f' b 'A cc fil ,,,.--,-. - -.-H , so -er A ff L-, f. , ,-fl -. ,fs ectytes -y setfhj up a rh3-er stete govern- A Ma we ..f A ia- , s un, H r ,M Wifi T ::: J .,:': ,'::'J'A': V f',.l:,, .fCrO.:m 'N fcsrnb lure Stine, eng: Erie Seshens lcgnne eco recerrei 'ee hoes' ot eferd ng l,' KU-. A A l .,' ...A ET ,' ana ' G T' : rx: .W Q' Hug 'J s , .J C , M ':r: SP5 - ,- ' ' 1' A ,- A r acsu rec The orf ce ot Secretary ot the Treasury. Right. Girls' State, l. to r.: J. Stene, J. Findley, D. Whitcomb. Boys' State Eech May a grouo ot WHS jun ors go tg Abgf- ceen, where they assemble with boys ot other schools to set up a model state government, in order to study the characteristics of a real state, Receiving honors were Jack Hoffmann Cbest speakers awardl, Chuck Gerlrnger tscholastrc etuercll, and Jim Wylie tBoys' Netsonl, Jirn also ran for governor, losing by only a few votes to Nick Arnst of Groton, a former WHS student. Right, Boys' State, l. to r.. Front row: J. Hoffmann. T. Darr, R. Greenslate, C, Gerlinger, W. Pay, D. Erick- son. Second row: B. Hauser, J. Wissert, C. Anderson, B. Kraft. J. Wylie. Third row: H. Bogdos, D. Guen- ther, D. Erickson, D. Slavig. K. Duncan, J. Marsnman. Jr. Kiwanians Eech rrcnrh Mr, R. A. Beck chooses a boy to become a Jun or K nanlan, These boys are chosen on the bees ot some outstanding work in some tie! or actv ty 1r'l.l.f'ash fgton Hgh School, Each boy is expected to attend all Kiwanis meetings, ani nnust give a speech on e chosen topic at the lest rneethg, Ths ',ear's Mn or Krwen ans are Paul Kolb, Chuck Gerlreer Eco Welton ans IJ I I Ron Greerslate. Right. Junior Kiwanians. l to r.: C. Gerlinger, B. Walton. R. Gref-n-late. P. Kolb. ,-Q S Sclence Club 1 to r Front row D Wxlson R Chrxstensen B Houser M Thelln N Haskell Second row D Wardell S Barbas K Busness J Wlcks P Powell C Knutson K Duncan J Lancaster Thxrd row M Moen T H111 J Marshman C Waby J Bauch G Fredrickson A Guemmer R Beatty Science Club lsnt thus school gettrng old? Arrstotle founded the Scrence Club here rn WHS rn the year 350 B C Pres: dent Mark Thelln vrce presrdent Roger Chrustensen and secretary Courtney Anderson plan the meetrngs whrch rnclude screntrtlc movres demonstratrons and dtscussrons Membershrp rs open to anyone who us :nterested rn any freld of scrence Advrser Charles Ssdlo keeps the club going so that any student may pursue hrs screntrtrc rnterest outsrde ot the classroom Blology Club l to r Front row D Collxns 0 Fehrenz M Weber J WICRS Second row B Goebel C Pasco M Nlckerson D Whltcomb Thxrd row J Wal ser E Gllbertson S Murray D Dawlev Fourth row Mr Lemohn C H3mllfDh M Lynch M Zxmmerman L Vosacek Frith row Mr Jorgensen R O1 on D Habeger R Vosacek Mr Thurston Blologrsts Brology Club rs organrzed to provtde an opportunrty for students who wrsh to study or develop a specral Interest rn a screntrtrc fr ld Advisers Homer Thurston Donald Jorgensen and Joseph Lemohn and the students rn research protects teld trrps engag ng outsvde speakers and rn understandrng movres on brology Presldent Delano Collrns vice presrdent Orva Fehrenz secretary Mtlly Weber and treasurer John Wrcks preslde over the twenty one members A 1 if I 2 , A v b 3 , , 3 ,V s I, c 5 fl - - -lr, j . fi N I fs 5' 2 55, 1 r f , K 5 5 . Q. V ,. ,, Z.. ,. l ,. , . 5, . . I. ,. - ,-'.- .- -- -4 - 1 3- ,-'-- .- .- . .. ,. . 0 v .I - I - f I l ' 5- v- -- . I. - .4 .. ,,- :. ,. , . ,. , . . 2 . , . 5, . ,. ,. . O O 9. 1 1 , I P . 1' 1 '- 1 - I V' 1 1 LA 1 to Front row P Maaters D Lonxlxn J urlberl on L. Nlattnlcs U Lnapman aeeond rovr H Rallle J Flndley L Eggers A Chrlsuaneon S Murray S Carlbon N1 Young A Albert Thlrd row P 'VIcCabe J Huhn C Haba D Groth J Junt UYILH J Parke K Carlson J Cowman Future Busmess Leaders 1 nn rnrer, ann he a vqfri el 5 l r an ar clwcee Caro' Berg as presldent any N a C Vlfc es nent fatty Masters secretary anl Wei N son rgorter for the Future Business 1 e Prrerca e ilu en 5 were organl e 'ro o ern even C wrels we leaeer no ln lnuslness S nee l a nee are r qu slteb for a succels u n r ul loyalty ann scllolarqlw p are en couragen Qulen Sabe7 S xear Ornellllng new aenea to 'flue Span H Club Eaen class ar a J 5 fs c 0 c eeln ae ee are the regular CPC V' CWC brought n to lectl re n to CQ cl rn P n Ann r ay 5 f MCQu ll FB. ., . r,, ': .. ' . ' Tlae 1 lfjfi-ent e nu, f ,I Cl Pa X NCC bl, ee-ir'fg.'1 , P Leaders cl X ,I Tneee J. ld- tr A f OQilT,'EF1j lite?-gel Q r O o Tn Ie, 3 A W has been IS org' :ed -nu ra' l nn f? ers, lVl1l.QS re nl., 5' 'Q - class pereis orce every six weeks. Moves afe Q. ani ,,,eake's are , 'X X M C! J X ' - Terest To Sparslw sfuienfs. Tee club Sionscrei a celebrafcn 'n trbme to e - .e :an D A Adv sers C: tn' O.- ganlza' an are Euiya Stegner ar: Helen l ,en Nwtxornl Honor Sovlety l to r Front ron C Haga D Baker P 'XIcC'xhc L Fceer D Fxnklm .I .Iona S Haas C Berg H Bog os cond rom J lNc I J tunen P Ma tc rs B ohnson L Vo ll V mlm fn 11 B Naxlo D VK 1 comb Th1rd row P Kolb D Bowen D Stamp, J Marshman C GLTIIHLLT J Iwclson B Ram 45 J Bell R Green late National Honor Society e rrost br lll nt fen ors o Nl r U to s rnu rnatntal a rat ter law a o n not The lVOllU s er tnger and Patty McCabe a th oltr Qulll and Scroll l tor D Nwchel P Bull R Grunslatc B Baker H Bogdos D Whltcomb Gunder on B Naylor 'ff-v Gln rwfw rgl rf Jfq for Sf Journalists Many members of the newspaper rnagaalne and annual statts of WHS belong to Quill and Scroll Mernbersh p IS open to luntors and senlors who have excelled ln some phase of journal fn and who have been recommend by th advlser of one ot the school oubltcatlons Ottlcers Ron Greenslate pres dent Dolores Whltcornb vce oresldent l-l rry Eogdos secretary and Dlck Gmderson treasurer were elected at the tnstallat on and banquet M ss lVlcQu llen M ss Nor man and Mr Chaussee act as the ad vtsers .A . ' ,. ., 'Z . , . . .. ta ', .. S. .,: ', , 's,.. 1 ,, . , . - d Se 'Z , '-sian, , un , . 3 - J, . J . , . savvy . Htll. M. Jr. rl . H. Hrtser, . .lj r, . 'h'T.- . l 'I . , . ' , . 4 '-1, . 1. .' , . ' , . v' . . N , . , , S . O O Th r l a sc. , L .V 15 are Warriors of th' Tl, 34' 'fo' Sei ctw, T el f- ble 13' -3 , bef- 5l'lll3f ST de tt st t ..n t least 97? ffl- 'utr ll' ' lol' ot h Uh ssh C, and mwit be ol 'End cha 5 X 1 5 baltty T lead, and ,-ullfg fi' 6 Tr ,qgt X, ly we ffl if -1-flglljje ff ba Cl . . Q g l a'lv',ft'f by flpflf Klf W A l4 ',n, i N lowes, wth Fo G afgl t,, Qhgk Gr l' t , a f s c t lecrs ' ,, .1 . .t , 1. ', . '-' J ,D. 5 , ..' ' , I N a 'AV I ,, -, f I 1 ffl' 'nfl ., Q, . W A A lc ,- . ' V ' 1 ed ' . e 1' 'Q , . A. 'g ,fa . ' A f Q 1 I t t t l 1 l - at 1 5 ,I I l J 4 , l . tl - - 1 mu an uh 1 ox 4 nl C Pu 11 D B1 hop S Pun P Masters J Hooker B Bee ultra cond xoxx 1: 0 1 xx Cmmnx D KlfYlINfJD C Anderson B Frank url! x unx U uxcoln n Lxcom: lnm XX. I I' Tuxxnlq B Schmidt B Goodroa St xdifmld School Patriots r Sheriffs Th rf in' ST A015 flwflnt mfenfl TC av cow or w en they 'owed e un Nr Giofv Dm fs They wanted new eemsofix Tranm ' aw .- ,orceme T and oororrote O Q tv: - , or UVTf,16TS+I f'V ' a J zen io . w Girl ar: r eo, , nfs-. oowdng ,L fffszf :Q-,ww - if 'fC 'WE Nf 53- -ff E S ,E - l .ez r 3 xo . Lenten G! mn ,i .E, 6' 524: fe' 'So Q T1 '31, 5322 .5 Eff Joyce rw ,N noi Q 2 we cffce S CF WS cfi , Dew Sherff ,am Eoos edvse ' re merrbers. Grouped wound Cwpt nn C lc n B1 thkn l J Span Bun on D Nlodlca r Lf mr I U on 1 L ua L D H rr Fu dn r yn L 1 5 fc .- QQ '85, GAA 1 to r Front row M Essem G Smelser B Fldeler B Nyhus C Kuhns L Canter J Wolf A Hasson Second row V Har berts A Jastram N Co1w11l C Wordelman C Barrett O Fehuenz M Hasson M Krumm Thurd row J Roberts B Locke A Hart man B Voldseth L Crampton A Smlth S Twedell M Peterson P Wulhams Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon Not to be outdone by the boys the gurls have an athletuc club ot theur ovvn Every Fruday you wull fund many ot the l D members un the gym playung such games as volleyball basketball and badmunton Advuser Muss Evenson upholds the organuzatuons unterest un promotung good sportsmanshup Otfucers are Marulyn Johnson presudent Carol Wordelman secretary Xenua Custer treasurer Nona Colwull pount recorder Ann Jastram u lucuty chaurman and Orva Fehrenz sophomore representatuve Art Club 1 tor Front row S Roggen E Heller J Guemmer M Jones M Young S Maakestad Second row G Vandel M Slekmeler L Crampton J Reppe L De Beer Uehhiilnuinw Artusts Jw! E Do you have a yearnung to be an ,,, artustp Then you belong wuth the thurty others un Art Club Who knows ou may become another Pucasso Thus or ganuzatuon was founded un V948 for the purpose ot creatung a better understand ung and an opportunuty tor expressuon among the students Under the advuce of Lucule Bruce, the club sponsors a Chrustmas party and a socual hour, clumaxed by the annual art exhubut The members elected Don Young as presu dent, Wally Klawuter, vuce presudent, Jarolune Johnson, secretary, and Mar garet Jones, treasurer G to to ' G ft s at us Q 5 vu' . T' 57 A T gi ad j ui u , 2 3 , ' l if Q' . . .gh . 0 , 0 9 ' u 2' , , . , , , . , . KJ ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 D b- l I ' N' NX ' ' 4. ' 5 ' A 5x e . l , r , ' l .1 Q I rx A I E 3 . , ' - - v Monogram Club l to r Front row C Kemerllng F Chase G D lnhwm I Homer H Klrkcgaard S Pfelfer B Donaldson B Ber gum Second row C Graham J Nelson D Benson J Wxlm J Pukham G Burke T Lemonds Thlrd row D Bartholcw J lNeu roth D Erlckson K Noel A Smlth B Larson B Aegerter Not plctulcd D Erukson D Fredrick P Kolb B Kraft B Walton J Unzuker J Stelzmlller onogram Club o Hnome a rnfm er F T Vnno ram C n o ' wln a monogram bv oartxc oatung an some sport fn nj n Q Q rs n rr ll l Monogram Dance ar vvnrch me Sportsman nl e YQ r rQ annol nc f vs og 'ne m m co ren s Poo Burns Doug Evans Elmer Hansen and atnletuc rfeo f seecf wee fm lol Kolb vlce presrdenr Blll Kraft secre r a n D k Cufnrner treasarer FTA The narronwlde rrover e Future Teacners of Amenca was esrab I neo ln WHS rn December V20 Th sc oo! 'rea n rs ao scnool aener swf! nfs 0 r oro e ol ae an vs adescols nfl sm e rl ng Need r Q o 1 e an e fners To fran yorm eooe r r pro'ess on l and cvc: ea frs p Future Teachers l to r Front roxx S Brummg C Palmer B Donnellx J Jonnke Second rom D Davnley D Brasel C Beam VH Haggln J Duff M IUICHBQI .E '0- xlx.!L'-xvf ...sur T oe, er in o, he r no Q a ln, a b gf mos, r I A ' 5 A ' alVl.'a- ffor1 Hljn Tnls club sponsors ,oc-al nos n a .5 'fs n ar r l r r , ' or tn s r 1' ed r w . e be-'s are I' is lv , , r, fi .ff r Vfallv Den! OU ,er l .ed mr Jrr1V.ffr,f:f3, grric 'ig , 12 , - , , - +1 rf tfv' 1- i . rr ual. If r.,I L X. 1 .1 . o Q o 5 a ' ' , . ,.,. . th ls 'A 'C . e ' J r Q members of mrs clob act as Sunday .5 , . U 9 5 .. lv a:.e,'ls,. fe sand ' I It l X - se 5 WHS, ead n Fssonal .- - A ,B r ,H Q- S , P 4 booas M magaflres, Llfgr , n or , , - Y , . i f! J . ar s - C, all pnases of T ac l - 1 lr., less to say fre oo pose f ru Fr . r F ' A lax H Tea, r,. 13 ' Q p- nl, o arm Tl? X x q . ' ' 3' m T ,W J r 1,15 hr, u - ' Y Teens Inter club Counul I to r F ont rmx J Gull C Duc: B Bwumhmm Svcond row E Spear C Fazendln J Donaldson N Hanmn NI Shelton Thnd ION J Smllh A .hstram Y-Teens HI- x 5 O L HS L rw JT TWC CTJVT O CWOC ' C L CNL w O C L 'UU 9 :V CHK LT s H Q CNHI X 4 N H fx Q Q un KJ f t Q mmm! n stir Dar CD he d at in Arxota H X CabxnctO1'f1C0xS 1 to r J XVNUC prcildcnt C An or o nu pu lcient B Hmmm 111: urpr C Gcrlm or xccrctarx w r nw no Nur W noon OPC a wo lgrnonv O WSCXJTCJS n V Q for H Q 1 J 1 0 I Ma S L A I, O' Q E Q U OW WFV U3 O M a Qfm noqwt Lemon Sgrvmie anc me yearlx ,Jr wa The H1 X Cwblnct at onq of its noon meetmgs 'X ,S Ch1ps Staff Edxtors l to r Front ron J Wnlhams N Boyd J Jones Second row D Stenbon G Fredrxckson B Walsh PUBLICATIONS Chips Creative Wrltlng C DQ Waeh ngfon H ,h Sehool nwaoa DUN rea o VC a co! Uon 04 tne gears best Qhort stones Poems an: essa S wntfen by NM-43 stodenri NN mngs S Lfnr 1 the sr A nt or throagn The Engl sh C sses are ifcefl by the Ch Q a h fn cons ts nw V o me f from the k rea ve wrt wg class S J wars e for eorge Frehcwon IS assv A Keoc Tae V f J N ss Barry are The adv sers Adxlsers H Rona a a O Oanne Jones ana D k Sfenson Mrs Ronan and Staff members 1 0 r Front roxs D Rutxll 'NI Olson D Whit and E Barry comb Second ron H Bogdo: R Haugo R Gunder -JV .-l f X A g . 'Nga Q 4 . ,L 3 . I , . . O 0 O O 5' -, J n W ' :ne , bl' ated me V 1 Je u o ' ' - , ' , 7 f ' ,, fr .3 fe: ewier bm bee 'oo' I la E ,pee . ps ,T ff, xx .Q 5 a 'I I 1,0755 5 be C an 'ou , Thi A, ' ,G e o 1 , ne, by W o e -11 2 We . e 4 hc . . . nz f i . . n . '. . ': . , . , . son. , G 1, , ' xv 1 J Q ,I S l . , Y 4 1' - ,. . X 4 ' ' N ' U , K H ' ,I A x '.' J . f 5 - Y. V, , -..- , -Y. V . : 'ss 5 I - . hs. S B ..i.YY5RR'0R WHS YEARBGGK PUBLICATIGN WY SWWSW, CN1 TNA fw GNC! Emi'-2,fpi Lv, 'nw 1.1rOL.r'j1 Dizitmg f-r . '1 'M vwrwdavi urn: EPQL3 ffrigm Alf., ,dyf vie , .-,Uk .fr r fe-iff: in :Nucl 1 ,N 'Vu , A r-r,z J, y, X. ,., LU ,Wk 'Warren Pan busmess manager. B611 fffaiblreg Mark Thelm Semor ed1 ors Carolyn Johnsox and Nancy Pennock. 'Q I Abou- Center. l. to r.: Harrx Buzdox, edltor, amd Delores, Bakzvr, arxlstant edllor. Iiluht, plmmgrugvlu-rx, I Yu 1 Dam Ngxvhul, Dick Guuduxon John Vk'1L'l-is. Sportb naff Ron Deckmr Erxckfun, apart: edltor. , -. E3 I if. in. WHS WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IVV N' W J r' f 4 ' fr 'if lmvly FLV N l CW E H Erzciqif ' 'Q.1rl1': 125 3 574.17 1 er mme 5'Crg-3 in get m Tofi 1, Cn: X..c'.n1ig': :Qing u 'mfg wg r ffgers rs cf! Wu pr- ' . or fm- , ' 'r 1 .Af 13:1 rv, Surg iuekl for GQC r. , W grw.,,q,. U, Above, Adviser Lorraine Norman. 1.,., sl 'QA -gg-fsvv. lx Q-1 was 'x Aboxe F1 I heme ur f.d1 o S Bonme Beck and Ron Green Aboxe Second smexter edrtors Don Xcglahn and Burl Baker slate 2. Q . 'QQ ' fn H ' - ,J Q? 9 , 12' v u Y , 5 ., ax,-P 47 'M a 'ww X 54 15' fi W :.,.: 4 lf 0 1' lf X . ,gif il E3 if C- B+: ,NJ GQf'FCf NH., CHM ici . iii - iw f-f 7- fx fn ffflf Eff. fR2': FM, .. V .fr QQ' , 324 L-T'-N 'gm i,,f1',,'.CIl C '. V' .TTU V' ffm ALTO CLPV1'-JET fQ, gr,f LU 95,12 WATQ UAF WFT Hi- ,Lum CJ-1 KET ff fwdfw QL X, u Z .ww 1 ., V,,,,:,,,, m J' Lx, iw 1 wf--gf A J +A fA f Band PHCNE f-Aff, 'w A-ffww W NTQKE SAXC ' in-mfg fin LW-0 . F , : H'p Ri Q i',K5n'N T'j T. fvxfw CQ.-3 Q A ' f Tic-13 'silifr X' ' 'ir fm rf A WF ,MN 1 ff- - :N W :mfg CY.-M 1 --X UN- -x 1-Har. t' 'Q df W- I V , '1n LW ,. M ,V SMS :gg ,. 'rci4 4-,f if'-7-JVW my -,R -M , , F -., .WW L V 54731 'W lv mi R W F Q QLTRA '-. , JV, 'V V-' ' i rig! f V- 'K , ' if 'YL 'KJ' gf' F KV' A +31 Vif'N1VV' J rm f-Xgcms K -' JA, f: q .rm MH, rn . 'A -- ' ' ' QQ 'L K LfL.1.'w Liwrgcr 'PJFLW y,'jRN F QVC I V1 H A' X V Tyvw M Lifdd V I fl' I rv J .rw -' 161 r L UYQWGN 'Vr1 ' f-.V-fx VN 'V ,r 5 , ,, llf ,.- fy., . L'-,NE k VY V V V7 fffr fs V W W J I, rw 2 M Vial I' i- W up .41 J.J'w.fJGC,f, WV1. Gwzm ..'1.', bulk F, ,, ,f ' f ,. ,X ' X ' R H ffm inwfzrtz Pm 1.,,l:1rw rw 'V F ,,. W C V ,Nj tf L L' ' g Jmrx Kustom H J ww swim p,.X',,.,,, Cm, rfmm C'V'fXS'K N J Y x W1 N ff' f X-W N Mm vw HMI RP XMQWWG L,x,5TOf2Cr'1 LOA QSZSOW bm Haier X M N., JUN-f. Q,U,X,TmF, J , my .exam 'V W ' ' Vxglim U0 i,wfOP++CwE , F , STFHV BASS K L!X'1T,N: N L I-'f-my PQNQ ,.pJ50m R' TA. , W 'iir' Vrif' HH f YK T.'.HLL?'S ff vlfi vw 1 I-'V' 'V ' fv ,, XA,',L9 sm: M A M . . W wb' .. I1 A , 5f',ET Trziri 5f.p-fiwiwi ' ', A 'QQ' 'V wfff F 1' Y TU 'f N X1Aw l' ' N 1' V'3V: '-' ,yU, 1i Li., ,, X' V ,, .Lg ' lV '1f'S . tg' , 5.w--' ri fbi? 1--dj 'SP -Q ll' LE? ill., I ,Vs A Q ,av' h, Aglr A:-, ,-, ar ..h 41 37 F 'LQ-fi, V f- 'N 7' -44 7 X - ' B f 9' 'R' 'R 'A A ' Ei, A,a'5 , .- K Qi 3' f x S! - 1 Q.. ' 0 X,-f f -Q F 9 5,44 ,L .ni Q, r I ,F ,.wf 15 my '54, Y: L ai ' We ' f' . 2E'l-I :tw ., -H -'L 'N ffw.4 J ax -M, 1 1 'H' ,x ' ' ' Q, -f .3 5 2 4.15 'f' 'E QQ., , 'J' .: 1?-'u J - fi ,L Y Q y ?Q .'?i,,ff? a'f-c, .HT If S,-i f fi? f Q, a' 3' K 'Q I gvbq gf? gb ' 1 'V Qsxg, E :Q Q I all J- 1 k gn, 5 M5 ,t H , sw- : lv,, I ', 5 V 35' 1 gf ,',A vi ' it gt-5 ' 'x ' x 5 B - I C' ,n 'f . -,, '1' 5 ' Q gf' xii, 'gym ' fx! 4' '...,,- iv! ,f '24 0 4+ . v ' .' .31 h ',-D'-+ T 'FC ini v'- L we 1' ' B 1 nz fusf, .4 i -4 - 7' ' v - f-'--4-.. f 1 by I ' if 'V .ni 1 f ' , if I V I 1.5 . ' - ' 1 -..., i ,If .1 .,. if Q ' t F wil. vi , Ig? 1' f : ' sf V 9 ' ! L .. 2' '- t 45 . mwwfi - , W 'qw ?Q g?G M, . W s ' '24 . 5'-if ' W ff f'3 f' .2 112, 4 X Crchestra Ufzr n n Nffn 1 ' i 'lf .. U n Y Q 1 'Af A , Y P J rf F 5 L L' ' 8 f - , fx I 3 I 0 1 JV P N1 4 fy . - 1 of L Y . , 'U f h .1 9 ,,C'NfERTLJiSTRESSE ' Cerro G 'fgwx' N.c'1cn' 1-:W I Q ' I f 9 ' y - X LL - N I 8 A , ' L wot h - E :CF Mcrlyn 'Fredrmkscn Cxnthmo N3Nd Mcry Lwnifvkugcl Devo Pnfnwr Heretic Erwin. W'H.crn lehnson Eugnqel Re if Mzrqaref I rnrrfrrr Lug:-n ' .ge Eru Cbnnwe er Cam! Ucaftn Ncrmlyn Lundberg S'ewcrt EeHmQn Mzrlone Meyers heren Cdr ey MH Ile-Mend STR? NC BASS Petr! mn H-Vher F' 11 wh Ndffen DH .. D'g1'l'jrp Cen Q Nesficn Egfr: Vekwold Den Erisen Ueryw Vfg Feum MUTE we V. fx ,reno Lenfsnn BUS, Emknnizn OUCE end ENGLISH HORN Nr :JI Olsen Lcrry Hortj :rn I'-XSQOCN Qnr KnL.t2.3n K me! Pwcrz n SAXCPHONE Janet Roqqe Wayne Mwtdwefl JO Anne Reemrarno fan? Frm: CbC'Nf 'C Herein CLARHNET Kennefn Dunion Vvcrrfn Geffztcd Earl Calqon Jznrie Grey Racer Molfornb Rwdrcrd Sweetman FRENCH HORN Pom MfClc1ren VVQWQ Burk CORNET F 'cr.1 '11 '4 NASH n r f-rn n Ce: d V1 isen Durwln Sweeney TRCMEONE Robert Lcraen Crm Fc-Vrenz fxrkne Hee PEPCUSSXCN Cvrs Mee Grcfn Ccrol Ntbiecnw e Dennis Nrghcel CRZAN New Neyer PEANO Ross Olson MARP Joanne Suemmer C2 Orchestra Offxcerf 1 to r: N, Olsen. J. Rogge. J. Marahman. ORCHESTRA IMPQRTANT TO WHS fy,- Mr. 4 5' v .,.- r .1 1 .1 L., X. , I 'I -Y 1 .Y N .1 V Y f 5 ' H. L I T Q NV5: J fy x , WT x Harold Huover, Orchc-:tra Dlrector , A 1 I 4 I 5 1 4 1 . 5- xx uv 5 1 1 g 5 I 1 m Q 1 ROW CNE: C South R. OIson C. Weber ft. Hanna C. Roth S HcnceI Ccok K. I S M M S C S P. L J C J S J, E. RC L. Scrkcre I,'IiLCL.g'tI:n Devts Loernts Hcnwnncney Ingnsin f-terrain C:x.IT:y Euikfey Er :Irifm Smrni S JOITVTSOIT Iloggen Jacobson Curl I TWO 3 VIII IQIC C. Johlts M V. E, E. P. N . Andersen I-Ievrkey Sunderrnen Cnrtstcwios Rustcd TsyIer Peafiricn Han.: t IICI3 'I-wfun Mer 'att Iicsw-r Sfnfn dt Srippirj M cfs Hcrgen Vmrirnfz Errkein WI clQr Ilqrtzzek CQr13 C -,..+ TI'-FEE' Fw-I Lin rxef Stfnit I-Ieftnoc Hertrnen Morr.II GLIWSQVSCU K'rk3c'rtc Sm TH P090 Kreen Fenner EIeeson Bergen WInt'e Dergen Gundersen I4 Chorus I I, If 2 Z TTTV7'fVVT'2fT ECW' Ei M E' If r' tw, C L If. 'VII I-1 C rtxtmein M V- 'III If vate U J e map. L J. Iv' 'Winer j' VQJIL' S IX irirt D Cffigg in . E Fenway , V' F V J. VLVSCVT F S Iv,-:It , ,n V L F H ,LVAY Q I. C...L.,en M ' ' J Fit me p Pew PQIJR: J Itkntik D Sn fIt IN 2 iwin Ll Ergir :ke ' J Eff' '55 D Petersen Y' C ns 5, ftp ff 3 tj, f' 'JIT If A JF 'mmm rl Pnrttrn 'AVI JM 'A'-,ITG Lx IMUIFS I3 IJCITITUIIY IJ I VIIIIIT IQCIIX J Nt I nn I5 Swewer M IC I eitnix M Irv. '1 5 CQ-fjreec I ,fm E ,Q ,V t H Im' fat fe , ,H E J Xyrivby L- .,,,n. mn D Q in C Irofs D Kt vIfOn I IYII L Iferszhctd I D P nord CHRISTMAS TREE, E Jfnifscn FQQX, f Ii-Xu , O -If QC SOI? 'TNE1 R wer S I V G I3 EL.eErer J Eder N J Stine S Itenter IV Ery NcIsen Andersen HCL kitt SuncII C TWC: Sifnitr INt7I5:n Erooki wtwftwff tt J. In Ire-'T 'IHCIT Ifhien Hzsio I-ine W 'kvszn P I CI:rn TI IIQEEZ Ilcnvt eIer Erubcker In ntl Krtffqer Wert n Irwtn Bt-Ibcs Ostrcnder FOUR: CcstIe Cetqer Unwerzcgt N Qerienntng C Hen ett D MoberIy Banks RCW. FIVE1 L Sreencegn T Eqrrern L Snyder J Jcquc M Ovescn D Dewey RC SIX: M Let.-is ti I.'.'ec:I S Etcnrcrn I.I Lew S P MtIIer Ii. LOCI4 Il CW S EVE N 1 K Mcrtin M. Foss S Steen ROW EIGI-IT: S Dietz G. Houg RCW NINE: C. Swenson - 11-if 5 iw. .,' u if U . 'I .wg '7 ,3 K 5, 'ff' H'-' aff, V 'Y 1 f f -Q. 594591342 9' gf, J ip :J g, gf 9351'f'Q.' 1vfi,'Qg?f. 'f' 4 Zf J 0 3 fs 5' Y 59 ff, '1.4,.!xa?. Q4 al 5 in V3 as -lf., if 5. 3 9' 'Eg s'?bL 3 4,5 5, .L 5 5 5.9 was ima R ' 1' -4. 63 3 uv f- L 'fl A .D ' E Q J Wa X., 5 4 5 9 . . b QQ? ,xi - '? X - 5 Q. x' v 2 5 5 1 G 1 1' 'aw-S : f s'Y 5Vf7'- ' S if 'gf cr it 'fi' W ' 1Ji' , f gf' I gf - .f fx, .-1,-Y' 1: . Qrf ? f, f i ' V . I L Q W A W . V' 1 f X gn' A H ,,- M 1 if ' v R iw ' 5W3'fwslP L 5 s a ,, j- !7 ' jQ ,W 6 i ff- P ig. fm- V Fyfkwf 1, . an if v Q, 47 53 Assemblies Washington l-ligh School is fortunate in having a regular schedule of outside assembly talent, in addition to the pro- grams offered by its own organizations The programs vary from movies to speakers of interest to high school stu- dents, Mr. Sloane performs an experiment with liquid air. LOCK in the record books of Mr. Kremer and Mr. Berk- ley and see for yourself the accomplishments made by the Washington High School speech department, The experienced debate team, under Mr, Berkley, proved themselves an asset to our schools rating in speech activities, as they won 8754 of their debates prior to the state tourna- ment Their record of lO7 wins and i6 losses includes victories at the NFL and Big Eight tourneys at Mitchell, Washington High School sponsored the first debate team from South Dakota to capture first place honors at the Con- cordia College tournament, Mr. Kremer's in- experienced team showed future talent as they took first at Canton against more experienced debaters, in addition to bringing home the trophy from the Watertown Speech Festival. Besides debate, WHS produced winners in declam, ora- tory, and extemporaneous speaking, The speech department also sponsored four radio programs each month, which included department surveys, plays, and other programs with student and fac- ulty participation, The dramatics department offered such student productions as Rich Man, Poor Man, Out of the Frying Pan, Dust of the Road, Cne Foot in Heaven, The Young and Fair, and The Happy Journey to Trenton and Camden, Through the above accomplish- ments it can be sazd that our speech department is successfully making the name of Washington H gh tops in speech activities. Left, Speech Directors L. Kremer and D. Berkley. VX3 Paul Kolb and Soiveig Maakestad discuss the play Gut of the Frying Pan The girl who saw the murder will rise, She will walk to the bed and pull away the blanket, The audience sat on the edges of their seats as they watched this scene from Out of the Frying Pan. The action of the play is centered around six would- be-actors -S George lDan Lennoni, Norman CDon Veglahni, Tony lRod Watsonl, and three girls - Dottie lSolveig Maakestadi, Kate Clvlarcie lvlyhrai, and Marge lTish Rustadl. They all live in the same apartment for two reasons, The first is that Mr. Kenny Uerry Bordeni, a famous Broadway producer, lives in the apartment below themg the second is the backstage. Don Veglahn finds playing detective not so easy l fact that none of them have money - except Dottie. Since Mr, Kenny is about to cast a road company for his show, the kids rehearse their play every day, but the big problem is how to get him upstairs to see it. lt so happens that he is an amateur chef, and has to borrow some flour for one of his culinary experiments. While he is in the apartment he agrees to watch the play, but runs into difficulties due to interrup- tions by Dottie's girl friend llvlarianne l-laugei, the landlady lCarolyn Johnsonl, and two policemen, played by Duff Erickson and Bob l-louser, The kids' ship comes in when Dottie's father lPauI Kolbi says he is going to have the outrageous play banned in Boston This is iust what Mr, Kenny has been waiting for, because any play banned in Boston is bound to be a hit. The production was directed by L, R. Kremer, with Joanne Jones and Carol Long act- ing as assistants. Rustad's screams fail to arouse the curiosity oi the sinister butler. lllllllll Bl x Dust of the Road rlsfrnas ga ns a nex rn n n an Peter Steele wlaen a man x lao calls lw l Dus eoadpstlnemax n n ,lu sfa 0 a 'H ' AO dollar ln lls tlae, ll d n o ke n When Judas leaves flvex PATL lately se+ out to fund 'r e man lx ofn Judas lw n o luv Mo earl er cofve to tne r d n s a e on lt n f pa ed tla rt ol rod n n We uncle ac Nelson The part or fler tee a d Buell Donaldson portrayed Ju s lscaro oo L xuomb fu 1 1. L nad X11 41 tm ho IL Su QD O LLNO Q U Ld I A D1tui1hL Ro d L 5.- fbfiperienced debaters, 1. to r., Front row: M, Johnson. D. Veg- Inexperienced debaters, 1. to r., Front row: H. Inglis, J. Bor- 3 H. C' Geflmgef, T- Aker. B. Downard Second row' C Le- den, B. Hunt, M. Wiese, J. Jennewine. Second row: C. Fazen- Blnil J- Hoffmann, A- Guemmer, R. Haugo, P. Pow'e11,' Mr. din, C. Burns, M. McCahren, M. Paulson. V. Imker. K. Swen- er ey. son. Third row: J. Ward, M. Rimerman, B. Bringgold, D. Sten- son, M. Stavig, Mr. Kremer. Debate What group of students would get up at the crack ot dawn on a Saturday morning to travel lOO to l5O miles to participate in a tourney? Debaters, ot course. Who else, besides a debater, would spend hours at the library looking up information on the Welfare State? The question under consideration this year by this select group ot students is: Resolved that the American people reject the Welfare State. The debaters are divided into two groups, one of which has 22 first year debaters directed by L. R. Kremer, and the other, an experienced squad of I4 members, coached by Dean Berkley, In an unfinished season the novice squad has won 37 debates and lost l9, while the experienced squad has won 57 and lost ll debates. Extemp One ct the prcgranns recently added to Wash ngton High Schoci s speech actvites is that ot the cxterrccraneous 'jijli ng con- , 'ose ce- - '- 4 ' 1--lr-fflf-A-ru x lo un, to W8 .X:..,'7: .o',1g- ozcsxs I MQ rr 'ew 1 ste ot . Tri? 2 L, .gmc Fi. al s. D comp-Q .e for We tr' is 0 , y sf, A '1 .. 5 'W I if All l . S Extemp winners, l. to r.: M. Stavig. junior, J. YVard, Xl ,f A sophomore, J. Floyd, freshman. Not plclured, P, Kolb, FK ' senior. Buell Donaldson and Don Veglahn The plans check the records of the Dramatxcs Club members Thesplans Thesplans lS the nucleus ot the Dramatlcs Club In vfew ot the tact that thls year there are only two students who are members ot thus nmnnlggtlnn earnlng the requlred twenty polnts for membershlp as not as easy as It sounds These polnts are earned through partlclpatlon ln the plays given throughout the year at WHS Don Veglahn and Buell Donaldson as Thesplans have done the-lr share ln benetltlng Wl-lS dramatic actlvltles Dramatlcs As Orson Welles would say Tell me why are you lllustrlous students members of thls Club? The answer would be to promote Interest and deyeloo sloll ln dlfferent phases ot dramatucs The club sponsors thelr annual Sweetheart Dance at wh ch one ot tour Candldates lS Chosen as our Sweetheart Ottlcers are Buell Donaldson presl dent Bonnle Beck vlce presldent D anne Green secretary and Sandra Poland treasurer lvlr Kremer and Mr Graves are the aovlsers Dramatlcs Club l to r Front row B Curl J Bell C Johnson P Rustad M Myhra B Pederson D Whxtcomb J Cowman J Amund son Second row W Behymer J Parks J Jones S Poland J Donaldson J Nelson D Green M Hauge G Zlmmerman B Donald son Thlrd row D Erxckson B Houser J Ward D Veglahn A Borgen O '1 1 f ' vr vw ,. v J, ' 1 1 0 11 1 1 l- . -' 1 C C. S . C , ' 1 1 - 1' 1 , , .. I. s 15, ,.., :. ,.,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. - . 2. ,. ,. ,. ,. . Rich Man, Poor Man ,- -' l fN,u . -.,:, 4 - Y A N K' ',, EMM: s 5'3 -s A A f fx ' A l . k K ,l-.,, - M .,. -,n-r,, Naam i- 'boon tj lot sfl- - -1-V -V. 4 ,- . ,H+ ,-- .- ., '-n LTL. f, T- ,, V, o e M -, e es, MMS, p,F,A,-, ' ft, :q rar F,--L ,1 -haf ,, sr , , X o. ,ss 4 ,, ,. tzantefl the xi-r, art :les he xx 'lfil Wister- lollsl-, ..sapre,zre'i front heh a TC :fn ,n the ' l ' .' ,ff ' l - f-- N A Come' CT U72 snot One s rn tn ee f were - , o f-l .fs A 1 A rf' Q EettvPe1ferson Es K D of llnsw the lanttor, Jan ee Moen, Mrs Srn th Suzanne Pernafsf Mrs. Ole Clson, arj Eorn e Curl as Mrs, Haggerty. Right: Suzanne Barnes, Audene Stoeveken, Lorraine Stone, and Bonme Curl are shown in a scene from Rich Man, Poor Man. One Foot in Heaven The troubles Reverend Spence has xx th hts new church are enough to try the oafence ot any man rn 'Cne Foot rn Heaven' Mayor Cooper and Mrs Sandor-v rntorrn the Reverefi that they heartrlv drsaoorove of the Negroes an: Mex Cans rn towns aoi w-.ant F rr to carroa gn age est thefn When the Reverend retoses he then gets a bail start v. th two veg rntloentral ani wealthy Cl'T'JVCl'l noeffbers T3 TOD thtngg oft! Mrs San- Cow fwrth her money leaves to attend another chxoh, alter a ooo? th Reverend Sienoe ever the Revereri 'treads sottly' For a tew rroofrs an: soon has al toe 2 ft :J es s e gn'- enei on wolf ng the ones ot hs son and zieslghter, lt rs at thas trre that he ie: ies to ls: : :fn no 'offs 'z'-L Sli: -han: H: 2 r'.::o:f4 -... , or .. .uf ox., ,. ..-,. , -- vv Y Y - 4 -,...e.,,, Rzght: .luxe Srmth, Janet Rogge Buell Donaldson. Parker Powell, and Vernon Howard look oxer their parts ln One Foo! U1 Heaven, fx A C It 'T' 1 O 1 514 Iwi 7 ' 1 I ar ! -,. Cx. ,.,q.s N . ' 43' 4-V 6 ,rr x A U --X 2.9. 'gm' 1 1' gel . lx, 'n f 'HI VNV nuff 1 Q XX Eff Q, .- 4 .. ., .s.a:Z1g: bf 141 . :.':::I,:'va5' 2 1 4 ,.,,. 1 f f 9 3 'Q gg Q -.-f H ,5 '35 54:64 2 Q 4 .2-.. Y Q' A?':fV uw ,f .fy w l A 2, 7 E T 3 ' ,V , ,ff ix s 'S COMPETITICDN f Ulf flzfzllcngcs slrengflz 4 ns our an slzfzrpens our 5 z D1 WARRIOR He I us ncrlves ci le 'll. e . .nw Elura nf-1 Above Football coathmg staff l to r Wendell Unxerzagt Charles Mand ager John Lawrence Dean Berkley Bob Burns lHead coachl Doug Exans Arnold Bauer Grant Heckenlnely I950 FGOTB LL REVIEW THE ORANGE AND BLACK Frrday Nowember 10 1950 Page Three SIOUX Falls WBITIOTS WIFI Football CI'lamPlODSI'1IP Smoke Signals Mrtchell Kernels Bow To Conference Champs Watertown Meets Champlons After Leedrng Sroux rn Rugged Fmt Half Slow Stan LAST WEEKS PREDICTIOXS were correct for A change and l hope l can do is well thx week There are only tvvo game m the ESD conference tonrght vundlng up the football season The my rrors came back strong m the ,Q one hllf and show-ed thetr old style lnst week and thxs reporter b By llrll Lar Two quarters of footl ll o tw ar their tlrst ESD ptg km crown e Q T ll rrors thoroughly outclasscd tne V .ist I-xllax to come In Last Game of Season Frrday lt-th of the season Watertown rs cheduled to mtet the ne L Il l c ll HS Warriors tonight at S p m at Augu tana ollvge held ln the Enal e Waterto n -Xrrovx no-A l t erlten 141 n he els n they were defeated H 0 by Rap d L lt anl lat xt 1 After a slow sloppy and an anythrng but rmpre e Gr t h lf uadmon 27 13 X htch found the Wlrrlors trllllng he purple kernels 6 at lntermrs xon Sroux Fnlls came llne after a Burns llerkenlr ely P a They Hen to eleven frrxt downs ua the harl running of P lreves that they should bln t We tertown by three ton hdo The other cxrrult game should End Mltchell I derlsne usrtor over Xgnkwn Noel And some precrsron passmg bt lk ll 4 F Coy G RA TL LATIONQ To o ' s ormg drnes were Jump pn b B E football team nnd an for mnnm The Arrows have li e lettermen from last tear Watertown probable lmeup vull be 1 mv H h H1 XV JI Xi..-D D C 'ne E S D on stance Tl H ors o l DO remawned un 'on l-'von Qcnco cn rn rnanag f n t vous ,f breercfl ra ot or ES an s n on 'W conqoerefl ana n t tnetr conference opponents erence pl 5 X rrors r mr EJ over ne Teamwork fr to n ' f f s lx C , t 'ns an fn ' ss o C fn n of puns and tne nan o a strong aod C ty eeven Tn a enlw cox Va , .o be tnf strongfs reford ot Q ght wns one tue an one s gave t e team an the Sooxlanl as well as ln Eastern Outh Orange ant Black tneur best season srnce lf 4 . , W L, Q 1.- I E x ' ' . , . .: ' . : . ' . '. ' L I l ' . I . 1 .1 -V .v I SDI! I . eu ' fa Mrs mf-1:1 to gm f r 'Q W :Lua . . Q W -S , ml, ,h 4 Q' ' . ' S-' - ,tw 1.1 ,..,r f rmtr-1.5, he Arr- ' g ' ' , 'E . . 5 4 . ' -' ' , .1 l-t-z' ii rne's l t.. , - Q ' through with a LIT to T Nittury. Th ' vt . 'Q ul o Ab- 1 - al hu ve: : t , . S U - - 3 Y - l ' y - t-I mg. tu- L. 5 ' A A S .ei ' , '. . b v . ' fm ,i B. ' ' I 4 - V ,- '. squad Thu!! '- , A- 1- ,.-,.. -A... 1 N ' A .' ' j 1- ulfer 4 '- -1 ' ' . I It , f Q L. - , - 50, 5, -- i,. A A v ' K .f I f- -r ' X I 4 I N . .' Not e Eff' he of Dan D.-,C's?j. ' XVasl'ttng- Dakota In the Foal gafne 3: foe ,EEL 'l.'.'aterto',-.n t .,' s T fl ale-ten . gh coed .' , C t - t A, ei a te aga st Sonx F535 who had :ere ll to we rngnf-, Watt . 4 T7 .t - -A-at ova ll n- D cpoonf ts l n -co, - V ,o as at all o T A l -. 't t: af the Vla - t .neo - t tl.-.o N -,-.as the a 'w tain' on t'.e War o s' Jac- Szol tu ea, r ij then ,A 6. tner onf. 5-feat at ces Eelvnif the Syler? C all g , A ' .is t R I l :.f I A e se son Heck c!,, Sl Fells fprovei t e lat , -c l 1, -, .d t. los a , lt ' A , f f ' A S . . 5 A4 , A . fy to YF 1 ,Ns Xml, naman W2- TW XNZQ Sr '32 Tak' Q X f F 'k1..Q ' c ... ,ffl rn L,'12fL.g', Q VJ Q -. V, L 'CN-1 -Iwi wi., fl VV' RT?-'K ., ,I ,K , XX 1 MMIA VT V M, om, -1 mm 'ri zeegfcnffe QL, N L r- ka 'N 'Vi 8' s, , Y'-Eff ' u Dk ' x 'vb .., BO' x,,V .I C 42:4 '42 wfjf- VW A 4? X -me avi S'lETii'45'l' S Efvd 7. '4 4 ,E , wt' u ,' 1 ' Q f J - .- ww, , W ,V f 9,5 z 4 .Q H' V 1 . 4, 1 at , 1 Q X ' '-1 L' Q. . 3 'A 4 3 2.3 6 A H x rr wu d' v gym V., S fm! ir., l ' v V .V UL K Mf+g'2,3,x . - V ,, , ,,.., , ag.-,E ,M , W ,, al, ,A I by 0, , ff x I . f . . 'Z Q tw f ' 1 x .wwe ' Qjx, ern . .K ' 1' ,f Xt, I 'sw H ba, '43 'W w 1, .'5! l 'Qi wg si W ,ff V ff 1 ' ,J f I .nf .Nfl 4 l 1 .f .1 g Bob Wolton, Co-Coptoln Dorold Enekson! Co-Coptorn Specialists When a pass was needed, a crucial yard To be galned or a lock out ol Trouble, Bob Burns always had the man For the rob Ike l-loover was alwags on hand to throw a bass v. th the deadly accuracy that he possessed. John l3olIl' Peckham was Conslsfent at oanrng those low extra yards needed for a lrrst downs Jack Neoroth handled the lockrng for the Warrfors, and Don Eartholow booted the extra ooinrs after touchdowns. The Co-Caera ns this year were selected for ther unfa l ng olav and all-around ability End Bob Walton al- ways :laxed a good heads-oo oanoe, both on ohense and defense, Darold Enclqson proved hrnself invaluable to The tearn by hanil ng the Tough job of Calllng signals, 1 0 1 .- ff ll! dm' llce Hoover, Bo k LQ. Q-LQ 5 .,.a. Q , V 1 AX , 4, 3' , 1 N a l 30 l A ' V. - .9-MQW 1evi1tQ g-v-352 ' QU HOW THE WARRIORS WO . . WHS 20 Madnson 6 The Warnors came back strong In the second half to overcome frrst half drfflcultnes and glve theur followers a gllmpse of thelr future grd prowess In the season s opener at Madlson Although he scored twrce and Kraft once an the vnctory It was a sad day for nght halfback Kolb he broke has ankle and was out for the remarnder of the season WHS46 HuronO Noel Peckham Kraft Hoover Wold Leach and Skaggs all scored TDs as the Sloux walloped the Tugers rn one of thelr most decvslve vlctones In years The Warruors rolled up 20 flrst downs 1n garnung thelr second ES D conference tnumph of the season WHS 20 Brooklngs l2 Power was the keynote of the Orange and Black as Peckham and Kraft ground out most of the yards agarnst the Bobcats one of the seasons most formrdable opponents Kraft tallled twice and Darold Eruckson once as the Warrlors never trarled although they held only one pount marguns twuce WHS 46 Yankton O The Warnors duplncated the score of the Huron contest an defeatlng the Bucks for the flrst trme ln four years It was the Sloux all the way as they rolled up 20 polnts rn the fnrst half and 26 an the flnal two stanzas Coach Burns emptled the bench as touchdowns were scored by Noel twlce Krrkegaard twlce Hopewell Hoover and Neuroth WHS 26 Sloux Cnty East 7 The Black Rauders threw a scare at the Warnors by gumpung unto a 7 O lead the frrst trme the Suoux tralled all season but Peckham blasted the vlsltors line to submussron as the Warrlors came back to wln handuly un the1r frrst non conference scrrmmage Peckham lugged the plgskln over the goal llne twrce as dvd Hoover who replaced Kraft lost for the season wrth a knee Injury WHS 20 Sloux Cnty Central l2 Central alumnus Burns dampened the homecomrng festnvutues of the Llttle Maroons for whom he had starred un years gone by as Noel ran wlld for the underdog Warruors The vusltors grabbed the openrng krckoff and scored In four plays never to trall In the battle of the Slouxs Hoover rammed unto the end zone twuce and Noel once for the TDs WHS 27 Aberdeen 6 A very pleased group of OLD royalty and a standlng room only crowd of SOOO watched the Warruors trlumph ln therr homecomlng match agaunst the Golden Eagles Peckham lectrlfled the cheenng throngs wlth a 64 yard scorung dash for the longest run of the evenlng The outcome was never rn Xdxoubt as Aberdeen falled to score untul the frnal seconds of the contest Noel and Hoover also scored for the arruors WHS l9 Raprd Cnty 27 Crazy Legs Thayer ran the Warnors unto the ground as the champrons of the East lost to the champlons of the West un what was bulled as the state champronshrp classsc WHSs a1r attack was functuonrng well but the ground attack wasnt as Noel and Darold Erlckson caught TD aernals and Peckham bulled over for the other tally on a short buck lt was the Warrlors flrst and only loss of the season and ended a ten game wlnnlng streak WHS 27 Mrtchell 7 Assured of at 'east a tue for ES D ond laurels before game tlme the Warruors de clded to become sole occupants of the football throne on a cold Wood Eleld grrdlron Tranlrng 7 6 at Inter mlsslon the Sloux asserted thesr power for three second half touchdowns to brsng home the bacon Peckham Noel Hoover and Darold Erlckson tallued to glve the Warruors therr furst conference champlonshlp slnce l944 WHS l3 Watertown l3 ln an evenly played game fought rn bltrng cold weather the Warnors and the Arrows battled to a deadlock Peckham scored once on a short buck and Hoover passed to Noel for the second TD as all pornts were scored In the frrst half on the Augustana College gndrron The second half was a defen suve battle wlth both teams anxlous to tally and get off the freezing turf wuth a season endung vuctory ESD INDIVIDUAL GROUND GAINERS INDIVIDUAL SCORERS PLAYER POS YARDS ATTEMPTS AVERAGE Peckham Noel Kraft Hoover Darold Erxckson N euroth Hopewell Kolb Leach Skaggs Pfeifer TOTALS 1860 308 PLAYER TD S EXTRA PTS TOTAL POINTS Peckham Noel Hoover Kraft Enckson Kolb Klrkegaard Bartholow Leach Wold Skaggs Hopewell Neuroth Walton TOTALS A o o I : . . . . . . . . . . i . , . I - . . ' ' I . V ' I I I I- I I I I ll H I I , ' . , . . . , . , . , 2 ' ' . ' I I I , . I I . . . . . - I I I I I I ' I 2 . . . . . . . v I - - . I . I ' . . , , . . I . 1 . - - I- , I ' . e ' ' . -I . . . , . , . . . , . I . I I . I I I ' I I I I I ' . , , .'. . - . . , - - f I . . . ' . . . . . 3 f , . , Z , . , - . ' I . I , . I , . - I . r I - t FB 596 100 6.0 . 3 1 2 50 a 2 so RH 340 46 7,4 2 7 6 y 48 LH 301 sa 5,2 y 4 6 30 LH 206 34 6.1 ' 3 0 18 ' QB 85 14 6.1 2 0 12 QB 78 a 9.6 2 0 12 0 7 7 RH 77 11 7.0 1 1 7 RH 71 8 8.9 1 0 6 LH 60 15 4.0 1 0 6 I 1-'B 49 1 10 4.9 I 1 0 6 1 0 6 - 4 0.0 QB 3 1 1 0 6 5-0 40 I 24 264 I v ff I ms. ,md ji 1 K 'f f x .' kggw 2 u at ' X- 4 V W I i 1 1 1 f 3' I ex i. Q . am, , 3 f f f -1 'W Jia- A 1 f 5 - x2 W Q X Uh - gd. qs Y' KW X V Q5 'lk ,. ' V' 'fb :un h v ur AU' , KCUNQ ...., gn . ,Qian ,Q qt xr? , . '4 ff-1 154 9 - Ab Tu Cheerleaders l to r Front row Co head cheerleaders Sally Haas and Patty Masters Peggy Dorn berger Second row Donna Dennls JBCKIB Cowman Dolores Whxtcomb ff 'es oxe Ywrsmtu Student Managers Bob Carlson and John Aboxe football players Paul Kolb and B111 Kraft out of the rner at work IH the equlpment room Vkarnor lme up because of mJur1es I27 V: ' ' l, l . , V? at A f M K w it . , . S 2 ' ' 1' V, V, er 3 Varsity Squad. l. to r.. Front row: B. Jaco, I. Hoover, D. Bills. T. Darr, B. Kraft, K. Noel, S. Pfeifer, D. Egan, B. Dannenbring. Second row: Coach Wally Diehl, J. Peckham, J. Stelzmiller, Dick Erickson, J. Neuroth, D. Mriden, D. Wold, H. Kirkegaard, Darold Erickson Coach Arnie Bauer, WHS V'i l'lS VVHS VUHS VUHS NNHS r Vi HS .... ...... W l-iS .......... WXHS VWJS V943 VYHS VIHS Nvrtf V.'l'i3 Vw VS 'L..Q if - VY' Warriors in State 'A' Finals 37 Huron ..,. Mitihell 37 ' 42 Ccthedrcl 56 Mod sen , ,5 Ycnkton ...... S-l E roslcnos East vs, West was the battle cry as the Washington l-ligh School Warriors challenged the Sturgis Scoopers in the Class A finals at Aber- deen's C i c Arera Atter one point victorfes over Rapid City and Water- to l.-. n Sous Falls t nalii tound their match as they went down 55-47 before the Scooters and center Bruce Lushboughfs sweeping hook shot. The vic- 45 ry-vfC.9,,:,m ton. i-.as a regeat performance ot the i947 trnalsg both tirnes the Warriors S3 Aberdeen were T4 cons beh ni the halt A great comeback brought the Orange ....s..5l HUGH and Black to v. thin tour cownts ot a tie game late in the thircl cantb, be- 5 C East to'e tori.-.ac lac? Neuroth touted out, destroyeng a great portion ot the 't D D Warr os rebar .f ::..e' Center D ck Wold was unable to appear in uni- torrn be 2-122 of an Te tier, receved in the serritnal clash with WWg44 -,rcakn A l.'i.'ate't:.'.n Ss,-1 Falls :sal :iff For the state tournament by downing gm:-nga Mai son ff-5-1 3 Worm if on QC--QS in regional play at Madison. ..,...-,,,-49 'v.':'s-ruin ln context-3 1 D. the Warr ors showed l.ttle ot their future strength 'T Aigfff f as 1 ts Ere' ang tihcli by deft cal rnargns ot 33-37 Sgzflywrg in tt' r The Sosa then .went on the warpath as they T f,-:gm on ,,qw, W, i-.ode r fc T pface 'ieaifock th Watertoi.-.n, Mitchell and ...AS New jr 3'Cf,l a iii cron. at :ple i-.hen fbi Warr ors tangled with STATE To . 'EAI 'ssl '- art.-.n at ffl Cs' Qeurn floor The home tearn was V- f ' cn a ieicff bgikef b. Don Phykos but az A 4 3 -'Q -37 to sh the season rn a te for .. , i.. 4 c..a :775 ff'-5 ,Q f-,Q --4.1 -o i-. A f ' -.,,,, . , J' 4 Q iff!-Q 5x J A , 'ff , W ew X 'fwgww ' Q X 1 .5 ., 3 :ls B . 1 9 1? 1 tx I f lu Ffh' , if P-:ser ,ai bi' Yau-1 NN. gm, f i I A .hi-J if ,X ins UN ki X2 ,QM AX , x, ' 5+ f S H Q ,iff 4 if if L H gfgx f.. an Ll 'Q Sl if M Aa, i v x ' M 5 2 W Q , mt 9' 5 S 35437 J S 5 2 X? Q is , . B Squad l to r Front row W Anderson D Paulson S Allck J Robertson H Erxckson D Olson T Howes J Watson Second row Coach D Evans M Conner K Blssell B Stockstad D H111 R Hoefert J Hagen J Dalton D Renner Freshman and B-Squads row E Alberts G Schlelcher R Jollvette N Allck K Smlth D Brlggs J Reedy G Hoover K Nelson Coach Heckenllvely Thlrd row Coach Lawrence D Foster C Dxckey R Salem B Amburn, F Ruth W Gustafson K Hodge D Erxckson L Blue D Johnson Freshman Squad, 1. to r., Front row: D. Johnson, L. Larson, D. Erickson, R, Amundson, G. Wehlage, D. Ronken, D. Anderberg. Second Track Coaches, 1, to ng Elmer Haugen and Relay Squad, 1. to r., Front row: P. Kolb, J. Wylie, D. Mann, C. Kemerling, Doug Evans, D. Guenther. Second row: E. Fillmore, J. Artman, K. Anderson, G. Burke, G. Graff. Successful Seaso Fltty-two thlnclads followed Coach Elmer 'tldansf' Hansen through elght meets during the PS3 season, After maklng an appearance at the Sloux Clty Relays, they went on to wln the Paerre Leglon Relays. The speedy team ot Kemer- lrng, Guenther, Burke, and Wylle brought back the two-m le relay trophy, The Warrlors next went tothe Corn Palace Relays at tylltchell where they mace a good showlng, The l-loward Wood Dakota Rela,s marked the hlghllght ot the track season, at unch Dale Plooster took tlrst ln the pole vault, XZ' HS. outran all contenders rn the Reg onels at S oux Falls by takmg slx hrst places. At the sfefe meet ln Aberdeen, Soax Falls col- lected enough p-ornts to take second place, wth V.',le, Graft, Kolb, and Artman vnnntng the rel?-mlle relay, Wash ngton Hlgh was nosed out o' I rst place by l3fl4 of a oo nt by Aberdeen to the ESD Contererce meet at Soax Falls. The teena ot l.'.f,'e Galt, Mann, inf, Artman e' a her. record tor the halt-m le relay, and Hahn, Koo Anderson, and Wyle broke the sgirnt rreie, record. John Peckham and John S'e :fr lle' 'ook tlrst ln the shot :at and hgh l ns: TSTEC' The Aberdeen peas boliht 's in e 'i CTCSS! ' track seaszfg as Soux e' .fl l.-.ho sa.-, them that the Warrtors hard to beat H... l95O C , . xx F Q? , i .1 n . r 4 -e ffl fi eg' . A 1g,,,f,g..lg,Tg,5jef?-'gf -4, 3T'.2:.,r Above. Captain Joe Artman. Joe was voted 1949-50 Sportsman of the Year by the members of the Monogram Club. -'VN M1 1950 Track Squad, 1. to r., Front row: K. Busness, T. Lemonds, A. Weber, G. Swenson. R. Dannenbring, D. Mann, J. Wylie. W. Pay. D. Plooster, K. Anderson, D. Guenther, D. Burk, J. Artman lcaptainb, E. Fillmore, T. Mclntyre, L, Schroeder, J. Turner lmgrm Second row: D. Benson, B. Larson, B. Newcomb. D. Gaab, B. Doyle, D. Lind, R. Minor. D. Erickson, G. Burke, C. Kemerling, P. Kolb, H. Kirkegaard, J. Neuroth, J. Peckham, B. Crampton, G. Graff, C. Erickson, B. Kraft, B. Newcomb. D. Leach. Third row: K. Bissel. D. Olson, B. Gilcher, B. Larsen, C. Miller, D. Erickson, P. Powell, D. Amundson, B. Aegerter, J. Moen, J. Fliginger, J. Norberg, H. Neeley, D. Enright, D. Wright. Right, Two-mile Relay team, l. to r.: C. Kemerling, D. Guenther, G. Burke, J. Wylie. Lower left: Pole vaulter Dale Plooster making like a bird. Lower right: Hurdler Chuck Erickson displays his good form- 1-mes' y f - Y Q Cv - -2? ' : f' '- . .. f vqjf.. .,,,..-fd .ju 4, - . , 1- .4 Y vff.f,r KA.. f f? . Q.j3-Og.. ',gf:, , 'f II. ,,A,jgjk,K,. , 'f'. f:WIfV 4' ' . .i,m,gs:,,., J, ,W A .V , UQ.. L .4 M, ,U K .,,,, . A . y Y 4 mas- U -ny Fx! ,gjgn ' 5,-QM' ,411 3 1-,fff J. . . at , i'?'71 ' M' f S .lu Af' A my L, ' '7i1f 5?Sf:'f'f:f' ' 913 Vai Y ' Q ' we A i vii,-fdir 1 Q., R' ,. as -rf if J fm.-ff. ii M-, ,..v..4, ful -. -,, ws, . -V . . i 1 sf., . A . I aa! 0 Q Left, Fall Track Squad, 1, to r., Front row: D, Kenney, C. Graham, R. Minor, T. Lemonds, B. Larson, D. Erickson, D. Benson. G. Tornow. Second row: J. France, W. Pay, J. Smalley, K. Bus- ness, K. Bedford, D. Branson, J. Wylie, D. Irwin. B. Doyle. Third row: D. Gaab, D. Dinsmore, L. Schroeder, G. Olson, B. Aegerter, B. Dannen- bring. C. Stoneback, T. Weber, G. Burke, D. Amundson, J. Ageton, E. Hansen. coach. I l 5 in 'nr Q fy , hwy -..sg I Dzck Beatty watches John Enright putt during a atch at the Cou try Club John Enright and Dick Beatty rep- resented WHS in the SDHSAA golf championship play held at Water- town Enright made a good show- ing for the Warriors by capturing fifth place Two local tournaments were held at the Elmwood and Country Club golf courses to decide who would compete for Washington High School ln an l8 hole match, Enright and Sam Pfeifer finished first and second respectively, ln the second tourney held at the Country Club Enright again took first with Dick Beatty as the run nerup Others entered in the city golf playoffs were Don Malcomb Jack Hoffmann Bill Doyle Paul Kolb and Tom Darr GOLF AND TENNIS y., 1? Dean Belbas a d Don G eb: ln co fe e ce J st befo e a match Don Grebin and Dean Belbas brought WHS its only state athletic championship for l949 l95O by sweeping through the field in the SDHSAA tennis championships at Watertown Grebin sparkled winning the singles crown by down ing Kambestad of Aberdeen in the finals 6 2 6 2 He met Popowski of Aberdeen in last years semi -X finals and lost this year he swept Popowski from the court by out playing him at the net winning 6 2 6 4 Grebin and Belbas then teamed together to capture the doubles crown by walloprng highly regarded Aberdeen 6 3 6 4 Those who competed in city tennis were Chuck Bailin Don Buxton DeVeryl Arnold Jay Pryor and Bill Larsen 'xx l I I - I A g 4. W 1 I . , , - ' ' m n . I V .J i - W Nl' I I L vb il f i .. . 1 2 n r n n u r . X x . ' in , ' -' -' . , . 4, la - , - 3 . . fl Q. X i 1 'I . . s A AV WW, I -1 -' L If A Q 3 -4 .V Nr,1:.l1f.4.'rx ' ' I 1 v 'l , . ,I CUT F THE SPCRT DE K .1 4: wu- .4 pn i 5' .vs OS fav- 'UQ Br Sit' 'j- Zigi -V 'ff , us 'xA :WLS- Q C IJ lf' BTO fi OW TCI' FJCKHO 'NCQ lf! 1 O 1 l YT'A H Dpi th if s Fred 0 e ' 'J 18 bankhd J abou Ju u Spud scam to bn thc. ku o L m Kum Andcr mu no X. 01 rs LH-JUN11., 4 .N .15 .1 L our 1? s Q 'X I . Q! ,J I t A 14, .. pw Q 'V - Q I .1 . ,,.MM..'l. '---N- V .7 4 ,x 'Y V I' - ?..' I, ix. ' ,JV K' ..'- . . 'f'k 'W' L, '..- ff . 1 ,+ - , ,-' .S ,, . ,- ' ,, -Jivf' .' ' 5' A. ki-' ,'-'E Q, ,. M.--'fvk L., ' .fn A I 0 .. 7.- 'f'f-- - f 1 P' wZ1J:1,l g.I.1j.1:x i'k r '.1.'rcX1i .LZ 2 D . NI .2 ' ' E ' rf ' k m for A- k ll 3, T rt HZ. U N ' '. 1 ', K Rr-ri' 4 If Lu. Lkkux dlxllliili- r. '- 'mi J Bvb Ilxxxxv xk'.w.w w . ' I s- ' ' 1- 1 ' A -,':. IA A 1 - ' mi g.,rz.px:1g. T. T: VHS g fe, - v' nf ' S' ..d' ' 'f!A::, 1 3 ,V ,0- is W y 1 , Q ' 1 P o if il. ,ARB 3 v 7 RELAXATION I5 61161 1 0111111011 Z 1111 112611 7llL7'7'ZL5l' away ro 111 IZOTIIE DI WARRIOR QT' l arp f NGE LETTE Our Big D PLAY' The Jll 'rhportaot begao wth the fig, 'Nlr Pm Passes fy, The lrte of Vargert tam I5 ms alfvost Completely cl-angel tw Mr Pros hoocerwt statement that ha: lost rtoet Mrs Marderfs pre- sfhaiell, deed 'rst lnsbapd The L2l'lV3VGl!lWQ ot thts complrcaterl SflU5l'OlT kept us thcrosglalg. ehterta red for the rhorrt mg. C 7CNATlC'Nlr Slfpeose had mounted tts h eh st ox l 45 oh Frrday Who we e be the pew Qteeh ahd Marshal? The arr eotc patorw hong heavlly over the crovld the corta rw tell lt rose agaln amrcl cheers a proval s Patty Masters and Paul Kolb were frm ol Orreem and Marshal tor V350 PARADE Atter the Corortatloh Washrngton l-l gh School studehts gathered oh the down t lm ldexualks to vlew the hofhecorhmg a e ot 43 tloats The crowd expressed therr o roval ot the toe work oh the floats K. th X s ly pass d by The hand was ou o o rw to tarre sts part rn leadmg the parade C lE It co l t have been e er or team Q ve us a Thr l toil P 1' 'Ting came and they were xe o t ehthos astc: spectators o h smaf edahd aed me te pl o oa cr 5 f-5 HSS CD VT SWL 'A C nd CK r 4 5 L to 1 r lj C rl , ' l. l T ra t e f 1 A of 2 I . l BS l t , ' of p a , ,.urwe.- V H V Y , , , , I , . A 1 M H - o f s' . ' par d o o . fa EF? L l' l ' 1 as ,lor lf T ,seo 4 to f t :ft iqll oat '.l . ' ' UL. -AN, ' U jo' a b tt - a szcre ot 2' to 5' C a a rl- ,J 'to ecor t Q , J f -. ll ssiperted by. , ,T pl , , E t :J Cao: and Aoerjeeotp freh ' ple, o, 'ati .ytoalfrr .owcsiay t rtstmd- rg fre.-,orks CARQE To .os off the F53 home: ,pg ce if of a large Cro.-.d ,ee 5 'log To the ruse of Dale Tow seed and hs :':r'if re at the Arkofa Alter the fhterfo s- QQ' rig , lid the siiefts 1 'he Graff '.',1':h Tris eff the daochj that folbnef Ergsjf 'fc za, to a Cerfecf dose. I, 'Y f, M ,, K , f N iff, 1 4 I, Mcy the best team wmf 2, Cur Qgeem cmj tdcrsfcl offer the :cron 3, Lv wg up fer tee pr:-:es5:crc!. -1 Exgwtemeer dye ' w ite R:A,:T'y 5 :pp 5. The Ccmdtdctes fmd busy moments after the coromatzcn. 6 The Grcmd Mcrctw Qltmcxes Q tang dey. tex' film! t Lal, mg U HUMHIHMINH HUYHHY Jrm Wylre Courtney Anderson Jack Hoffmann Kenny Anderson ,aw MARSHAL PAUL KOLB i , ,.,., ,, , fy , A , . 'Q '- 1. but M . i W-.M in X , .H jrxlflflnix . , ,t N N .. , , 1, , i f D. Homeroom 408 took 3rd place in the Most Original division with their float, Let's make monkeys out of Aberdeen. A wish came true - we won the game. Homeroom captured the title as the Most Beautiful. .-1 1 - if. Q3 W F' Nikki -- Here comes Leis wwf' in wiixwifgl, X f Homeroom 204 whipped up a first in the Most L ',ff-W1 . f ig ff ., M Original division with their giant egg beater. .., I, . V , ,WT It would take a fire to get those donkeys started! Homeroom They look good - they must sound good too. 213 won a 3rd prize for Most Humorous. Orchestra got a 2nd prize in the Most Beautiful division ior their float. tu: H! T I ly' :,a'r i , I Q. , I. v I -aj. if if ,- ar-'W' -Nan' Competlllon for the Vklxrrlor. the parade! A Rembrandt origxnal? Art Club came in 3rd prlze for a Most Beautiful float. Hold that line! Homeroom 420 squeezed ou place ln the Most Humorous sectlon. The Lxlnrary Club float crowded thelr way into 2nd place in the Moat Oflglllrll dlvlwlon. wxth a v K 01s Y 151 Oh death - where is thy sting! Homeroom 335 got 2nd I -J prlze for the Most Humorous. 4 f l OLD Committee 1 to r Front row B Goodroad M Stavxg B Donaldson C Anderson D Erickson D Stav1g Second row S Smith N Pennock A Jastram B Jameson D Denms P Thompson F Lyng J Cowman L Wxlson H Thurston Third row B Carlson J Hoffmann D Irwm R Jamtgaard L Close E Amdahl E Barry P Hutton D Jorgensen D Evans A Foss 46 Mxstletoe Queen Dolores Whxtcomb Dolores Whrtcomb Dolores Whltcomb sensor was crowned Mnss Mlstle toe for l95O at the hrgh school audltonum on Saturday November l8 and thus became the trrst representative from Washington l-llgh to recelve thus honor She com peted for the tutle wuth sax other candudates who were ludged for personalsty beauty and tlgure and talent Thus summer Dolores will represent the clty of Sioux Falls rn the Miss South Dakota beauty pageant to be held ln l-lot Spnngs Judges tor the contest were Marrone Scott Mary Ann Boyce Russ l-lenegar and Richard Morenus The other candrdates were lns Achenbach Joyce Lone Pat Peavy Marjorie Lyng Fay Schultz and Dona Carlson Miss Mistletoe III I . . I I A - I I 5 MARY ANN DAVIS I9 O .Sweetheart Dan Cupid and valentine decorations symbolic ot Valentines Day were present at the high school gym on February I4 when Mary Ann Davis was crowned Sweet- heart ot IQSD, She was presented with the traditional gold heart locket during the in- termission by Dramatics Club president Marx SamCson, The tour candidates 4 treshnoan Marilyn Clark, sophomore Carol Spear iunior Mary Ann Davis, and senzor Joan Hill - stepped out ot a big heart as each was introduced. Sweetheart Candidates, 1, to r.: Marilyn Clark, Carol Spear, Mary Ann Davis, Joan Hill. 1 an .aaumilftu KENNY AN DERSDN I95O Spinster Kenny Anderson received the news xi th a b:g smle that he was Chet Jester ot HSS' at the Spinster Dance. The can- didates - Dave Paulson, Dick Erickson, Dutt Erickson, and Kenny Anderson - all looked their part ot iesters with red and yellow striped hats with s Iver bells M lt Askew kept the Jester Jumpers jumping with hzs rhythmic music. Spinster Candidates, 1. to r,: Dave Paulson, Dick Erickson, Duff Erickson, Kenny Anderson. i ALYCE ERICKSDN I9 I Hi-Y Queen Alyce Erickson, junior, reigned as I-li-Y Queen 'or ITSI, She and three others - Sharon Johnson, Shirley Frederickson, and Marylyn K rkpatrckafvied tor the ttle at the annual H-Y Carnval bel: at the YMCA, The g rls were chosen by the l-li- Y's for ther persocalty, character, and partci,,,at.on in school actrvrtres. Hi-Y Candidates. I. to r.: Grouped around Queen Alyce Erickson are Marylyn Kirkpatrick, Sharon Johnson, Shirley Fredcrickson, I A typicol WHS scene School of Many Opportunities Gone are the days when readin', 'ritin', and 'rithmetic were the only courses to be offered in school. Today our school offers many opportunities because of its wide variety of subjects. Girls now learn how to cook complete meals in cooking classes. A background of courses in auto mechanics, short- hand, typing, and printing is sufficient for those who don't plan to attend college, For the scientific minded, there are subjects in chemistry, physics, and higher mathematics, such as trig and advanced alge- bra. Anyone interested in extracurricular activities may do out for band, orchestra, chorus, speech, dra- matics, or practically any other field he is interested in. Washington l-ligh has a library service which offers the use of 9,000 books to its students and faculty. Since many colleges require a foreign language for entrance, our school provides courses in Spanish and Latin, Almost any subject will be taught if at least twenty students sign up for it. Some of the recent additions have been word elementals, senior bookkeeping, and world affairs. With the courses and facilities offered in Washing- ton High, no one can say that he cannot find any enjoyment in going to school. Auto mechanic students inspect a project during workshop J ii! 1'1- Ea! s s 4 1313 KKK! 4' Right: Members of Miss Bruce's art class criticize a ' if class project in figure drawing. ' all Below: Atomic Energy Commission! Mr. Engen and a few of his science freshies. .. wil Y, , fx' Above: Mr. Wilson demonstrates the correct use of a tool in his woodworking class, gsm: .f ' six! .4 l -1 If Above. center: Mr Hansen's auto mechanic little outside work on Len Tabor's fender Above: Radio enthusiasts gather a few poin vision from instructor Glen Bunday. boys get a ters on tele- Classified Index 724,119 ll ' vlh ' ' '4 fb,-7 i ff lcaiibiygff 426,611 4,542 dem 1 ' . !0W Quvlalufzaahaf 5141413 awry 55417 ffffnaawa , AALQ lp4.45z1f,uf9afzf4,.f,,J4,cjJ 6241! 00ah !4L6q7507oZ5 fU mae! 0205 wfadauzflja, Qzglg, Wwacwafmtmvkad ZZDJQQP 4 -5511401-'14,-226454, gd Moa 4wd,wf cAwl47 fra? 26 540 J,Zo,c1,.fffzcfffz1wzf,fAA4wV4wa,6Q,5i,fjA0,,,ty md!-44' faoff pL.Q1QffZA4cVQjf'f7f4j-ljf-J ,fl ffdvlblz J! f ,fy 4 X f f f 164111 11411 7 f ff, J f fgf iff fjjffgi ff ff 117 f ff! ffff,-flf fn fffff f W f W ff! 46,,f410g,f!,QQf bt 6 735547 Jwwjafdw LZ mea, j,4,a,V 19545 WWW 'Mc Mabfwg MQJMW Wig 7' ,uw ACKNOWLEDGMENTS X MRA h Phofog phySfdoofS oo 0 Y AQ esd dB kew Shkspeejqglx Bgg s ll ', ', o O , I ff . u L - . - ' 1 I, Y Q 1 I V ' I Lf K .I . J , f I 'f . ff ' I -I ' Y ' 1 ' . .- I , 5 . L f I - 5 I 1 - ' X, . 7 , ' 1 ' , 4 . . . 7 , I 1 x j ' - f . I . K , .. . ,4 . ' ' . If k IA I . I ' -1 . I f ff f ,7 ', f 4 f, Y I , X V M 7 f 1 I - f. , 4 y .jf I ' A ' ' fl-'ffif' I , V , fl , 7 I , I A , , I. . , , . 1 , 7df',,! f uf! 3-,fl ff, ,f f f ,f .,f . V ' f'0ff' ,...f ' ffM -if ' , , j m 1 ,- V!! N, K , I fl N I A,-X I ,f I, V, K-1 , ff, ,- 4, fbi I .16 , 111 ff f I, XJ, , A 54, fwrv 7, , ., - , Y , ,f . M Mx A , Q , - I - . .V 43 ,J - . 1 , I I 1 . . ,. 1 , . ,, Q , 1 7 . ,J r. . . C oussee, ro u i s ioux Falls, B rd f Educohcrw, Cffvze Staff, Mid gt-Eeoch Ccmpcny, B y d To lor, St. u ustm , mun ur , nlhom o e or. ' ' PRODUCED IY: 1PRINTERS. LITHOG , , clurnnc A1111 or :ouvn D x -orn:-r v , - iq, L IQ K V' Y '.,,- . I Q, Q .,-- I - .V . kr w X ,m f L P fu, f m .eff- -f J K- , f 1. J' f ' Y ' 'Q-ff' f , ' 1 . - - .. J' J f - VI V . gl, J Wg 'Q' Q 'x V f , w., . g, , -nf Y fi' . f ' gf f Y' ,f ' - ,' 1? . ' 1 J ' ,Zi , -. 'Y 1 f f , , , WH' Jef 4- fi, -f - 1 - u . , ' ' V' w.,f X , M ,I ' 1 1 - 9, . ff' f 1 :J df -ull ,A , K 4 M'-f I ku ' ' 1: ' , L 4 - 'Z M. , . , - , fi ,Q- k . ' ,. ,, , , ffl A L 4' .N ' 5 1 . f' ' -V5 , 5 V .115 V' 1 , ' A J, r,,d,'i , I ,.-1.7, 1 . , ' ., 1 . ' -- V e. . - 5 . , fl ' f f ,4,q f-,ff N. f l ' 2 -k- , xp' u ' .. 'BC- Y 1 ' in I fi , 1 'I .,I 4 .M yy-if , - 2, in M pw My WMM WKLUZQWJM Wag, W JJ QW, W MW WAX up U p X Zia fkxflbayd SLQVQQ Q60 Aja AQ ,f -4cd5dQ 5 ff if KMA H aZ?,Q'6j,,Zf fbfwfj wwf! 55:14 Mig Eifx xx wmv s J 3 ,LM 2 A E 2' 'C ft-4 qlw fqfgff X -.9 1 Jr fl ,xk EX 1-A X K X M , 5 . Q, KX Off' J XJR l?JN..,'tE W vi X Jxffip' b Pm ' 5 .ini K 1 X ff ' .Q f , A 55 In 0, LIFQJ JN L , Q Q' D' W! ,N YA xx -K 33-A 5 mr 'AAN ,k X 1 n ligfxf' f XIMA H 1 t l A rv vt Q4 K1 .. x QT K . Q' 5 ' ., H , 1 'CV' . A A? A L F46-X ,I K Na, jf D R fy- ' - f ,X Q hx 1 X ,A y, N ' , Wx, ' ' ' , .A K 1. x X ,T 5 X3 .xx r Q I' A ' 2 X - 'lf X 52 W? ix 'fx S xx W f. l A, Q U bs . R Rl ,V MQ Q ' A X fha Q . 2 ' ax' 2 lb N E 'px 'ff F ., fx . A Q9 L QQ P ., 2 YT? C N? A. . 'Q ' ' ' - wk ff Y We Q? P' QM Ei Q vw - H CQ . 2,1-' fQ K . g ff , , ff 151- '-- ' 0. R . 4' b v rg 77 5 gf w 1 D -- Cd, - 5' F fra V MZQI, 2 KN X ,lf 5 'X jig , QW QVC if K-f'Q Q M, l NX 7+ I ,S - tg il f 6 5 3 M :V ' ft -8' .Q kg-1 sk pea S-X A ,K 3 1 A Q Q H mi f A ii V 53 9 4 55 , ,W xi , , mf I viii LSR ,7 ,,4f, ' X tx. L M I N A-A