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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1953 volume:

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Trx Q Q 2 4 - ji ff If . f -- j. 1, Fi f2 - - A .W . W A433 Q First semester head monitors, Ross Olson and Harry Hemleben. Through the head monitors, the monitor board, and the monitors themselves, we have been able to proudly say that Washington l-ligh School is orderly and respectable, The students you see on this page have worked to make this school the happiest for teachers, students, and parents alike, Those few who step out ot line once in awhile are not given any shame or great punishment, but they are helped by these students in a way that shows them the correct attitude to take in a society such as ours here in this school. Front row, l. to r.: Don Erickson, Marty Paulson, Al Borgen, John Ewing. Jim Ward, Jack White, Jim Bauch, Lyonel Gonyo, Roger Mickelson. 2nd row, l. to r.: Ross Olson, Jerry Schleicher, Tom Howes, Dean Olsen, Dick Viehweg, Ray Dickey, Dave Palmer, Bill Zabel, Dick Amundson. 3rd row, l. to r.: Keith Morrill, Doug Lind, Jerry Borden, Don Van Veldhuizen. Jerry Hobbs. Mike Rogness. 4th row, l. to r.: Harry Hemleben, Bill Johnson, Marv Rimerman, Wayne Burk, Wally Klawiter. 5th row, l. to r,: Ben Newcomb, Bob Newcomb, Jim Riemann. 6th row, 1. to r.: Gearry Swenson, Warren Gedstad, Wayne Gustafson, Jerry Kersten, Jim Dalton, Bruce Bringgold, Vernon Howard, Tom Ranney. U'?i4 Y' 1 Y aff'-' ' M 9: , 12 ,591 ! , A s . B , Monitor Board, 1. to r.: Wayne Gustafson, Marilyn Hill, Ben New- f X W gf, M, comb, and Dick Hopewell. lg H .,' ,L .4 f xl I , l is X Class Hustor What-do you mean that four years are gone and the senuor class the smallest most worrued kuds are now leavung as calm and understandung unduvuduals? Yes uts true and look what we have to show for ut l949 SO Esther Sunderman and Ben Newcomb were the two that receuved honor furst un our class as they were elected typucal freshmen Pretty Marulyn Clark was elected our freshman Sweetheart Candudate Spunster brought an honor to Dave Paulson for a furst class candudate The boys preferred Jarolune Johnson for Hu Y Can dudate l95O 5l Thus year brought Sharon Roggen and Jum Ward typucal sophomores Roxue Davus was chosen Sweetheart Candudate by the Dramatuc Club Offucers Luttle Shurley Eredruckson made us smule as she stood wuth the other l-lu Y Candudates The sophomore gurls went all out and elected Dean Olsen as theur Spunster Candudate l95l 52 We certaunly thought we were someone as we were allowed to elect offucers for the furst tume Bob a very nuce year for us We shall never forget how happy and glad we felt for our uunuor Sweetheart Candudate Janue Hackett Crowned as Spunster was our uunuor candudate Marv Rumerman The boys pucked the best as Sharon Frank made a beautuful candudate for l-lu Y l952 53 Now the tume for our honors and awards that really count for all of us the ones that we plan to remember the longest We have grown to apprecuate the thungs Washungton l-lugh School has so gracuously guven Our OLD was certaunly extra specual wuth June Smuth and lvlarv Rumerman as our Queen and Marshal Proudly we looked upon theur attendants lull Wear Esther Sunderman Connue Roth Sharon Roggen Ben New comb Bob Newcomb Bruce Brunggold and Jum Ward Thus year the boys really showed the gurls theur good taste for they chose Laurue Bakke for theur Hu Y Queen Dramatucs Club saved the suveetest and the most wonderful gurl for our last year as Sweetheart Candudate Januce Sona The Senuor Class and Faculty chose Shurley Smuth as our DAR Representatuve Outsude school actuvutues Shurley Handel was runner up for Muss Mustletoe Arrang ung the gala affaurs for thus senuor year were our offucers Jum Dalton Presudent Tom l-lowes Vuce Presudent Laurue Bakke Secretary and Jum Ward Treasurer Excuse our boastung but we are very proud of our class I9 , A g if C 2 U Q Nts V 5 ,I Xl Q11 0 Newcomb, President, June Smith, Vice-President, Esther Sunderman, Secretaryg and Jum Ward, Treasurer, planned us. 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X ldeallstrc Marv Rlmerrnan us described IH ths one word pretty well Everyone rn WHS thanks so for he was voted our OLD Marshal He as seen actung as Presudent for Band and IRC he w awarded .lr Kr wanuan for No vember Our sun cere congratula tuons Mary you deserve every but 0 It Democratic Buz Hyden s pop ularlty wlth both friends and stron gers stands out as Senior he carrles out has dutles as Presx dent of College Club and Sanford Hu Y You aso See htm with has pencll at Pawn Pushers taking secretarral notes' We hope to call you Doctor some day Buz NWN Intnnslc Judy Reagan certalnly deserves this description as she truly as essentral for she adds to any actlvlty Judy has many duties lncludlng President of Y Teens Vlce Presldent of ICC and College Club Board We are certa n she wnll always cheer any sltuatson unto chlmes i Dnplomatuc Bruce Brunggold has been exactly this as he has C0 edlted the Orange and Black served as Presrdent of NFL and Qurll G Scroll and Treas urer for Sanford H Y and ep Club Bruce has certarnly contnb uted has part to hrs school and we know that he wall QO on doing so 20 and laughter Altrulstuc Shlrley Smuth always thrnks of the other person before herself Besndes thls she has the wonderful character :strc of always dolng a top notch lab an whatever she attempts Edltung the Warrnor Presldent of ICC IRC Board College Club Board reveal some examples She as our DAR representatuve for l953 Representatives in 'UU Majestic June Smith can be called by no other word for this is what 2000 WHS students think of her She has worked many hours on such things as the Warrior FBLA Col lege Club Board and Dramatlcs Congratulations June ard thank you for being such a wonderful OLD Queen Sympathetic Carolyn Burns has a helping hand for all She can make and keep a friend the minute she meets him ln her many activities as Student Council Secretary NFL Secretary Debate Chips magazine and FBLA this trait shows continually A true representative in school life and a girl everyone should know Athletic- Bob Newcomb fits this word well, for we can see him on the football field, on the baseball diamond, or any such place in its right season. Sea- son also stands for ducks and pheasants. We're certain you will shoot well as you ve A hi school Thank you for adding so nicely to our OLD Royalty Dynamic lm Dalton won this description after being elec ted Pressdent of his Senior Class He has lived up h s dut which also include Co lege C ub Board President of Pep Club and a member of NHS We are cer t n Jim will al ways pop and go .lerry Borden can be heard at many chorus concerts h s a voice but strange enough that no what he is best known for Jerry s declam fl ability serve as an of ficer take he lea We l d him President of Drarnatics NHS Pawn Pushers and World Affairs We know you will always have a fine position Jerry 21 L.- sa. s R' fi 1 4 I Realustlc Bob Aegerter IS noted flrst for at tendrng Boys Na tl n thus ost year Bobs pho tography as seen ln the Warrlor and Chaps and has mony hours o tha work are truly appreclated We also saw Bob out on the track I d runnlng ahead of all the rest Glad to see you on the top Vugulant Jrm Ward always on the lookout for another lab to help What would WHS have done wuthout hum thus past year? Flrst semesterco edltor of the Orange and Black and Presudent of Stu dent Council good share of has tlme Jlm wlll al ways have an lm portant lob to ac compllsh Dramatnc Vernon Howard makes you thunk of this phrase Dld you see the terrufuc way he played has role In the last pay? Well that rs Ver no dorng the job up In a grand way We have enjoyed your et forts and hope to see you always nn a mann role 22 Senior Arnstuc Peggy Jones wlll do any pnece of art work for you n She us kept a very busy person as co edntor for Chrps and Ad manager on the Orange and Black Peggy can be accredlted wlth many hours of success A grand and needed WHS representatlve Scholastlc Julle Kay Olson won the World Affairs contest In Munn eapolls thus last year plus keeping up her dutues as Assoclate edltor of Chlps Vrce Presldent of World Af fours Class and Treasurer of Y Teens Julie we are so veryshappy to say that we know and can claim you at Wl-l . .- V . . , I .O . D ' - n 's f'el , ' , . I ' , l Seem to Clofm A0 fact you don't even have to ask her in a nlce wayl ll ' I H nl I . . - A n Representataves Aesthetac Anne Shepler plays a fane part an WHS socaety She as Edator of Chaps lvlagazane on lRC Board attended Garls State and a member of NHS Ne are al of course waatang forthe delavery of our oraganal magazane and know before lookang at at that at wall be a fane one Benevclasta Joan Perrenoud has found that a kand heart always pays off for thas as Joan s most prazed possessaon Dur anq her hagh school days she has been kept busy as secretary of IRC and NHS You wall fand her attend ang the meetangs of Y Teens World Affaars FBlA and Latan Club Joans presence as always welcomed Scaentafac Harry Hemleben belaeves an havang the raghr answers and that as one of the reasons he as a member of NHS and co head monator for the farst semester You see Harry at the meetangs for World Affaars the new Ethacs Com mattee and IRC We wall look for ham to keep some of our answers straaqht when we become maxed up Enthusaastac Ross Olson as al ways busy keep ang eather e teach e rs th e track coach t h e W a r r a o r happy Wath has enthusaasm every one stays on the ball raght behand ham You also tand ham an the front box offace wath has many monator problems WHS wall remember thas representatave for has achaevements Energetac Jarn Bauch can be seen runnanq from hall to hall keep ang paper off the floor and he noases of WHS students down to a low roar Al ng w has ea hour a day aob he as a member of NHS Latan Club Ha Y and IRC We thank you wall go far SO don t dasappoant 23 . .... , of ' ' th 1 , , or A ' I Y I I I I I , . . . , , 1 I I I I ' , I , t ath t ' 'git- ,, - A , . ' 'C- A , , , . , , . .' I - - I - I . ' I A 1 . - , ,, I - I' I I . , us. L Above you see the beautiful decorations of the l953 Senior Banquet. The portrayal ot a symphony in the background was expertly drawn and painted by Marlene Young and Liz Keller, The notes and piano keyboard were done by a senior committee. '17 Z- 7: llri-., ., 5 - .M 6 'i-'ft-To-f Jim Dalton, MC, along with the social committee did a grand job. Congratulatlons. Below is shown typical dance scene. 25 I1 U 6 Left, top to bot- tom: Janie Hackett, Keith Bissell, Dick Viehweg, Sharon Frank, and Katie Nnrtin, WIA ln tl .33 l t I F lm is 04' in fffbv ffm Q? X Emmy N WJX K RN 42? zgfff iff SD K, kg, xiii WL! M K--Q., S Nineteen Hundred Fifty Three KAY AAKER-College Club, lRC . . . SHARON AARONSON-College Club, Chorus, Quill G Scroll, OGB, Declam, Choturanga . . , LARIE ACKERMAN . . . MARlE ACKER- MAN-Chorus. ,Q ,Q r-1 ,f TOM ALBERT-College Club, Science Club, Hi-Y, World Affairs . . , SAM ALlCK-Hi-Y, Basketball . . . DICK AMUNDSON-Col- lege Club, lRC, Monitor, Monogram, NHS, Truck . . . LEROY ANDERBERG-Hi-Y. ,, 1-P -0 , .zllf 335 .,.. ., ,. JANE ANDERSON-College Club, FTA . . JOYCE ANDERSON-Chorus, FBLA . . . MAUREEN ANDERSON--College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, FBLA . . . GARY ANDRE- SEN-College Club, IRC. A ' :fi , , ' . 5, '..g,- , W, ' 5,-' Q A R , 5 Q 5 .1 1 '--f ease: ' 4 if Q , ' 5 it RACHEL ACKERMAN . . . BOB AEGERTER- College Club, IRC, Science Club, Boys' State, Boys' Nation, Monogram, Quill 6 Scroll womof, Track . . . JAMES Aoerou-coll lege Club, IRC, Trock . GLORIA AHN- BERG-Art. BEN ANDERSON . . . CATHY ANDEMON- College Club, lRC, Y-Teens, Chips, Latin . . DON ANDERSON-College Club, IRC . . FLORENCE ANDERSON-College Club FBLA, IX...-1 The Graduating Class of 'Sf' W g, .31 LORRAINE BAKKE--Sec.-Treas. of College Club IRC Pep Chorus O68 Senior Social Comm, Cheerleader Senior Class Sec., I-li-Y Queen . . . CLINTON BALDWIN- NHS, Spanish . . . SHIRLEY BALDWlN . . . STANLEY BARBAS-College Club, IRC, Sec.- Treas. of Science Club, Hi-Y, Dramatics, World Affairs. GORDON BECK . . . DIANNE BECKER- College Club, Chorus, FBLA , . . ROGER BECKSTROM-College Club . . . NANCY REDSAUL--IRC, FBIA, GAA, Latin, World ffairs. 3 , ,,, ,SQ 'T' 18 f Z ., , DAVE ARMSTRONG-College Club, IRC, Hi- Y, Photography . . . MlTZl ARTZ-College Club, Y'Teens, Declom, FBLA, Pres. of Chaturango, World Affairs , . . DACE AUS- TRUMS-College Club, Y-Teens, FBLA . . . BlLL BAKER. PATRICIA BARRETT-College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, FBLA, GAA . . . DAVE BATES- College Club, IRC, Chorus, Photography . . . JIM BAUCH-College Club, IRC, OLD Comm., I-li-Y, Monitor, Student Council, NHS, Latin . , . DICK BECK-College Club, Hi-Y. G? A AUXN BENSON-College Club, Hi-Y, Mono- gram, Student Council, Football, Track . . CHARLOTTE BENSON-College Club, IRC, Student Council, Pres. of FTA, Y-Teens, OGB, NHS, Latin, Orchestra, World Affairs . . . MARYLOU BERG . . . RICHARD BERG- College Club, Hi-Y, Bond. I V -'Q 65 Y ' an Wy ineteen Hundred Fifty-Three BOB BERGUIN-College Club, IRC, Hi-Y, Sec.-Treas. of Monogram, Captain of Foot- ball, Track . . . WALT BERNARD-College Club, IRC . . . KENNY BERTNESS . . . GLENN BETHKE. ORLO BJERK . . . LYSLE BLACKMAN . . . JAMES BLISS . . . JERRY BORDEN-IRC Comm, Chairman, Hi-Y, Boys' State, Monitor, Chorus, Pres. of Dramatics, Pres. of NHS, Declam, Oratory, Vice-Pres, of NFL, Pres. of Pawn Pushers, Experienced Debate, Thespiari, Pres. of World Affairs. X. 9 BARBARA BRENDE . . . BOB BRENNER- College Club Board Member, IRC, Student Chairman of OLD Comm., Hi-Y, Pep, OLD Master of Ceremonies, Monitor, Editor of OGB, Dramarics, Declom, NFL, Debate, Jr. Red Cross Council . . . BRUCE BRINGGOLD- College Club, IRC Program Chairman, OLD Dance Comm. Chairman, OLD Royalty, I-li-Y Cabinet, Treos. of Pep, Boys' State, Monitor, Chorus, Pres. of Quill C1 Scroll, Co- Editor of OGB, Dramalics, NHS, Track, Pres. of NFL, Pawn Pushers, Debate, Thespian, Photography, Treas. of Teen Canteen Comm. . . . PHYLLIS BROOKS-College Club, IRC. E Q R .- -ir f 6- 'el -1 vm . .X ' ,f ' 5 ROSS BILLINGS-College Club, IRC, Hi-Y, Chorus, World Affairs . . . NORMAN BING- HAM-Chorus . . , RODNEY BIRD . . . KEITH BISSELL-College Club, IRC, Hi-Y, Pep, Monogram, Senior Social Comm., Student Manager of Football, Basketball. ALFRED BORGEN-College Club, Vice-Pres. of IRC, Hi-Y, Hi-Y Cabinet, Pep Club, Boys' State, Monitor, Vice-Pres. of Chorus, Vice- Pres. of Dramatics, Thespian, World Affairs, Pres. of Teen Canteen Comm . . . JOHNNIE BOYD--Chorus . . . BOB BOYLE- Science Club, Hi-Y . . . JACKIE BOYUM- College Club, IRC, Home EC. ' 4 ! A-S. 6 if ,. Lv Q5 5 -'.,:.:w I 21 , X Vg! it ' e I - ,Ag- kv it X I. lt . -A The Graduating Class of I... Qa- . V- x, V' ' 'Q r FW 'I 'ef 4 fe- 51 1 Q 5 ' .I 1- f graft 3 THERESA BURHENN-College Club IRC Chorus FBLA CAROLYN BURNS CoIIege Club IRC Sec of Student Councul Executnve Councul Qutll G Scroll Y Teens NHS FBIJX Chaps Spomsh Sec of NFL Gtrls State Alternate Debate World Af fours Soclol Comm LYLE BURRELL SANDRA BUSH FBLA 'Qc Q Cs- V-1 'H-f M WANDA CARLSON-College Club IRC NHS Lotm World Affairs KATHY ARNAHAN-College Club IRC YTeens Lotln DOLORES CASWELL-College Club IRC Dnomcmcs ELDON CHRIS TENSEN A ENID BROWN-College Club, IRC, Pep . . . JUDY BRUBAKER-Chorus . . . LAWRENCE BUNDE-Art . . . LOIS BUNT-IRC, Y- Teerws, Bond. A Yl- JANE BUTLER-College Club IRC Chorus RONALD BUTLER BEVERLY BYE IRC Y Teens CHARLENE CALLAI-IAN X MARILYN CLARK--College Club IRC Pep Chorus YTeens OGB NHS FRANK CLYDE Art Football NONA COL WILL-College Club IRC YTeens Dru motucs GAA World Affolrs ROXANN COLWILL , . . . . ' 4 I 'I' ' ' , I 1 'T' L rw - E 4' . f f - I 2 F'l' f 1 W was I C Y, I fa I ii.. D ,, A wg, ' ' , ' I tx X - Q 'K , f Y I . 21.1. A ' I W 1. Q' I '7:'1.-g, 'YQ. . 4 f s ' ' 30 Q' X :iii A Nineteen Hundred Fifty Three PHIL COMMON . . . ROBERT CONGER . . . MIKE CONNER-College Club, Monogram, Basketball, Track . . . KATHY COOK-COL lege Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, FBLA, Glrls' State. .mf L Af fy , t xx 1 I N JIM DALTON-College Club Board Mem- ber, IRC, l-li-Y Cobinet, Pep Pres, Co- l-Iead Mamtor, Chorus, OGB, NHS, Pres. of Senior Class, World Affairs, Ethics Comm., Jr. Klwonlan . . . CARL DELLMAN . . . MURIEL DE MOTS-College Club, IRC . , . PATSY DEVANEY-College Club, IRC, Y- Teens, Dromotics, FBLA, Band, Baton Twlrler, World Affairs. - Y , ft? .W 5 2 gl DAVE DINSMORE-College Club, Hi-Y, Stu- dent Council . . . AUDREY DOORN-Col- lege Club , . , LEROY DOWNS-Hi-Y . . . LILA DUGGAN--FBLA. R CAROL COON-College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, ICC, Home Ec . . , KAREN CUMMING- College Club, IRC, Pep, Y-Teens, FBLA , . . DUKE CURRIE--Chorus, Dromotics, Art . , . DAVE DALTHORP--College Club, IRC, Hi-Y, Monitor, OGB. gig.. f 'xA I ir-gf :gf V., K C' K ,. Xt .14 CONNIE DEVERS-College Club, IRC, Art , . . MARYLOU DE VRIES-Y-Teen Sec , , . BOB DIBBEN . . . RAY DICKEY-College Club, Ht-Y, Monitor, 068. I., The Graduating Class of VA? b 'C' I I or .. MARLENE ELLER-IRC, Y-Teens . . , BEV- ERLY ENGEBRETSON--College Club, IRC, .qt Art , . . GERALD ENC-SEL . . . DICK ERICK- 1 by A SON-College Club, Hi-Y, Boys' State, Mono- gram, Football, Vice-Pres. Pawn Pushers. gfjl Isl J. x-77 R DELORES EVANS-College Club, IRC, FBLA . . , JOHNNY EWING--College Club, IRC, OLD Comm., Hi-Y, Boys' Stale, Moni- tor, OGB Co-Editor, Treas. of World Affairs . . . JIM FAUST-College Club, Hi-Y, Mono- gram, Foorbou, world Affairs . . . ORVA FEHRENZ-College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, GAA, Tre-as. of Band, Orchestra, World Af- fairs. ,Wx -vi Q S . . I-3: ROY EHLEN-HI-Y, Student Council , . . SHIRLEY EICHHORN-College Club, FTA, Dramatics, NHS, Latin . . . KENT EICHIN- GER . , , DARLENE EISENBRAUN-Chorus, FTA, Art. Q3-3' 63 I I I I MARIAN ERICKSON . . . RON ERICKSON- Hi Y KAREN E PE-Colle e Club '- . . . S Q , Chorus, IRC, Y-Teens, World Affairs . . M I NN I E ESSEM-Y-Teens, GAA. wi I ,QQ fl Q i fd L 'ff' I I ,Q I 5. III xl 'f fi LII I FRANKLIN FELDHAUS-Science Club . . . BONNIE FIDELER-College Club, IRC, GAA . . . BOB FIE-Bond, Football . . . ARDEN FJELLANGER-HI-Y. ineteen Hundred Fifty-Three 1 Q J EANNE FLYNN--Y-Teens, NHS, GAA, Spanish, Photography . . . MARY FOKKEN . . . RONALD FOSS . . . NORMAN FOSTER- Scierice Club, NHS. ,af EILEEN GAGE , . . HAROLD GERRY-Hi-Y . . . MAYNARD GETMAN . . . SHIRLEY GETTING-Dromatics, Latin, Thespiari, Ir Q MAXINE GOULD-Home Ec , . . DONNA GRABLE-College Club, FTA, FBLA . . . RONALD GRAESE-Band, Orchestra . , . CAROLYN GRAFF-College Club, IRC, Peo X 3' SHARON FRANK--College Club, IRC, Pep, Chorus, Dramatics, Senior Social Comm.. . . SHIRLEY FREDRICKSON-College Club, IRC, Peo, Chorus, Cheerieader, World Affairs . , , PAUL FREEBURN-College Club, IRC, Science Club, OLD Game Comm., HIFY, Band, Track, Orchestra, World Affairs . . . CORALIE FROST-FBLA. ,-,, S? EDNA GILBERTSON--College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, FBLA . . , BLAINE GIL- CHER-Monogram, Student Council, Foot- ball, Track . . . BETTY GOEBEL-College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, World Affairs, FBLA . . . GLORIA GORDON-College Club, Y- Teens, Dromatics, Latin. The Graduating Class of JOANNE GUEMMER-College Club, IRC, Y- Teens, Dramatics, Band, Orchestra, rls' State Alternate, World Affairs . . 4 DCLL LAS GUMKE . . . LAVONNE GUNDERSCN- College Club, IRC, Sec,-Treas, of Clarua, Y- Teeas, Dramatics, Chips, Tbespiam . . . LIJANNE GLJNDERSON--College Cub, IRC, Cl-crus, Y-Teens, Sec. of Dramatlcs, 'I'-esp am, Worla Affairs, Pres. of Jr. Red Cross Council. 'ES 5 ' -X 131 JOHN HAGGARDT--Hi-Y , . . CERAINE I-IALL-College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, ICC . . . LOIS HALVERSON-FBLA . . . CLAUDE I-IAMILTGN--Science Club. M 'I . i f fi i , 0 .M , f A fff 5 I ROGER GRAVELLE-Track Manager, I-Ii-X . . , DCUCJLAS GRAVES . . . WILLIAM GREENOIJGH-COIIQQG Club, IRC, li-Y, Latin . . . NANCY GREVLOS-IRC, CAA, Class Representative. - I if R in 5- - sag, , K 8 9 fri 2 M ' Wa X' .5213 I R J , JACK CUSTAFSON-Ccllege Club . . , JANE HACKETT-College Club, IRC, OLD CU'TI'7', Pea, Seb sr Social Comm .... DON I-IAEFXER . . JIM HAGEN-Basketball. If 'D' CONNIE HANGER-College Club, IRC, FBLA . . . SHIRLEY I-IANDEI.-College Club, IRC, Chorus, Chaturanga, Photography . . . GLORIA HANSEN-College Club, IRC, Chlairu? Y-Teens, Art . . . WAYNE HANSEN - i- . Xa 1 'GT' 4! Y. 3 lag' 'T' QW '-ua 'Qin vX Nineteen Hundred Fifty-T ROSALIE HANSON . . . SHIRLEY HANSON Col'ege Club Qulll G Scroll OCB Chlps SCNJA HANSON-College Club IRC Y Teens GAA Chorurongo DON HARDEQGER ALVINA HARTMANN--College Club IRC Y Teens FBLA GAA Bond Orchestra BILL HARVEY--College Club IRC NHS Lotm World Affairs SAMUEL HAS SON College Club IRC Lotm World Af orrs SYLVIA HASSON 5'-hr JOHN HEIDE-College Club IRC H Y Boy Store Student Councrl Qull 6 S oll C B INHS NFL Debate HARRY IHENALEEEN College Club IRC rene C 1 H Y Boys State Co Heod M nror lm Word Afforrs Ethlcs Comm lArON HENLE Colege Club I C FBLA CAROL HEWLETT lege Club IRC Chorus Y Teens F LA Qc ROGER HARMS GARY HARTEN JIM HARGUS-Chorus DUANE HART HOFF Art MARLENE HASTINGS-College Club IRC Y Teens OGB As tAd Manager Dromoms NHS FBLA Reporter LEONARD HAUOSE I-Ir Y HERB HAVVKEY RICHARD HAYNE hree The Graduating Class of i fa! M . x ' fir A 6 . 'Inf - gd ff 'Q km if f A 1-fe X 1 3 VXA HCESCN-Cclle-ge Club, IQC, ' f, X' Teri, Drcfrfci-15, Art . RON- E I CCFETI'-I-ll-Y . . . MA3.1C33.lE I-LMIAINZBEI-16h-Ccllege Club, IRC, World fihilli , , . BILL I-IOREIS. A liwe ts! aa W J A , -of W ilcgjf ,., ., ' f s. 'I .10 li CAROL HUSEBOE-College Club, Y-Teens, Arr . . . BUZ HYDEN-Pres. of College Club, IRC, OLD Comm, Pres. of Hi-Y, HI-Y Ccblner, Pep, Basketball, Sec,-Treos. of Pawn Pushers , , , JANE HYLLAND-College Club, IRC, YeTeens, Dramatics, Chaturanga . . . HOWARD INGLIS. LN in ' 'Q , ,A , 1 N' O '-vi JIM IIICGINS-Monogram, Foolbcl Trcfk CPAN I-IINDERS-I-I+-Y . , . :'::,EICY I ,fxl--'QPCVLAS . , JERRY I-IOBES-A , A k',1ter, Clwcrus, Qulll 5' Sc , NWS, Nkcrr or. - I ,433 - A 6 In N! 's Y .il IIERAION l-ICVVARD-College Club, IRC, Oufsfcnd ng Cxtlzen at Boys' Slate, Monrror, Pres of Chorus, Student Council, Drarnatics, NFL, Jr Kiwonlan, Debate, Thespian . . . TOM HOWES-College Club, IRC, Per, Ecys' Safe A ernaIe, Student Councll Treas., Bez? Council, ODE, Vice-Pres of Senior C513 . . DONNA HUNTER-College C'ub, IRC, Y-Teens, FBLA . . . JOANNE HURD- IRC, Chorus. 7113 C X W v 1' I MYRNA IRWIN-IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens . . . CAROL JOHNSON-IRC, FBIA . . . DELORES JOHNSON-College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, FBLA . . . DOUG JOHNSON. 4- ,1- V bs., N.. 4 2 Y KEQ Ce-Qnw X.. . sv' 'WV I 1 Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Three JAROLINE JOHNSON-College Club, IRC, Pep, Chorus, FBLA, Cheerleader, Girls' State Alternate . . . KENNETH JOHNSON . . , MAE BELLE JOHNSON-College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens . . . NANCY JOHNSON- College Club, FBIA. A 5. LEROY KAPSCH-Hi-Y. . . DON KASAK , . . EILEEN KEINTZ . . . ELIZABETH KELLER- College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Drornotics, NHS, Declam, Sgt. at Amis of Latin, Thespion, World Affairs. I SHIRLEY KIMBALL-Home Ec . . .MARLENE KIMZEY-College Club, Y-Teens, FBLA, GAA, Chaturonga . . . JEAN KISECKER-IRC . , . PAT KJONEGAARD-College Club. , 3 ,Aff A -3 RALPH JOHNSON . . . EARLENE JONES- Vice-Pres of Y-Teens, FBLA . . . PEGGY JONES-College Club, IRC, Quill Cr Scroll, Y-Teens, Dramatics, 068, Sgt, ot Amis of Art, Co-Editor of Chips, Girls' State State Treasurer . . . MARY JORDAN-College Club, IRC, Quill C1 Scroll, Y-Teens, Drarnotics, Class Editor of Warrior, Thespian, World Affairs, ALLEN KELLY-Hi-Y, Boys' State, NHS, Vice-Pres, of Bond, Latin . . . DON KENT- Footbcll . . . JERRY KERSTEN-College Club, IRC, Science Club, Monitor, World Affairs . . . DEL LORIS KICH. '-:IG L .Kg l r , W The Graduating Class of Q ,J I DELMAR KROON-College Club, Hi-Y, Chorus, Student Council, Dramatics, Student Manager of Football . . , HELEN KRUEGER- College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, OGB, Dnamatics, FBLA, World Affairs . . . MON- TAE RAE KRUMM-College Club, IRC, Y- Teens, FBLA, GAA, Art . . . CAROL KUI-INS -College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, FBIA, GAA. Band, Orchestra. iw, , if la, 'll l l a I I K , ef I 95' ,,,, LOWELL LARSON . . . MONA LARSON- College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, Home Ec, World Affairs . . . DUANE LEACH- College Club, Pres. of Monogram Club, Span- EQASFEootball, Track Captain . . . DOUGLAS MARLENE KLATT'--Home Ec . . . JERRY KOSIER-College Club, Chorus, World Affairs . . . DONNA KRANZ-College Club, IRC . . , JUDY KROGSTAD-College Club, IRC, Y- Teens. -5 ROBERT KUTTER-Declam . . . BOB LAMB -Hi-Y, Monogram, Basketball . . , DAR- LENE LARSON-FBLA . . . DELORES LAR- SON-College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Dra- matics. DUANE LEISINGER-College Club, Science Club, Hi-Y, Band . . . JANET LEWlS-Col- lege Club, IRC . . . JOANNIE LEWIS- COIISQG Club, IRC, Sec. of Y-Teens, Dra- matics, FBLA, Chips, World Affairs . . . JOY LILYQUIST-College Club, GAA. Ra, 5 X ineteen Hundred Fifty Three DOUGLAS LlND-College Club Hi-Y Mori- :Tor Monogram Football Track , . . ORVILLE LIND-College Club Science Club Hi-Y Stu- dent Council Track Photography . . . AUD- REY LITTLE-College Club IRC, Y-Teens Club FBLA Orchestra. 4 ,gy W ' I ' Q I 1 I q ' ' ' if ,,, W- 1 I L Q FBLA, spanish . . . LUANN' Loss-coiiegi A 'W all A A 1 ' A I A I am sci X -I Fw 1 I I MARY JO LYNCH-College Club, IRC, Y- Teens, Band, Spanish , . . DARREL MAC- K . ARTHUR . . , DOUGLAS MAlN-Hi-Y, .zu if Chorus . . , BARBARA MARK-lRC, Chorus, s FBLA. .1 5 who i SQ:-H RW i tai , 5, fr' Q if ,. , MW RA. i .AV - , RONALD MATTICE-lRC, Boys' State, Chorus, Warrior, Band, Football, Basketball, Trackl . . ANTHONY MAY . . . MICK McCAl-lREN-Hi-Y, Pep, Spanish, NFL . . . JOYCE MCCLOUD. DlCK LOKKEN-College Club, IRC, Science Club, Sec,-Treas, of Hi-Y, Hi-Y Cabinet, Dra- matics, Spanish, Thespian , . . DAVE LOWE- College Club, lRC, Hi-Y, Quill G Scroll, OGB, Drum Moior of Band, Latin, Orchestra , , , MARIANNE LOWE-College Club, Y- Teens, Dromatics, FBLA, Thespian . . . DICK LUERSSEN-College Club, Hi-Y, Latin. l Q , C fl Q. nsibvliv' A L I A f 'l' ,Jr ' Gr X A' I 1 , A grill ' .QSM SANDRA MARSH-College Club, IRC, OLD Comm, Chorus Council Board, Dromotics, Declam, Spanish . . . DONNA MARTlN- College Club, lRC, Spanish, Home Ec . . . KATHLEEN MARTIN-College Club, IRC, Favors on OLD Comm., Pep, Chorus, Treas. of Quill 6' Scroll, Y-Teens, Dramatics, Senior Ed. of Warrior, Chr. of Senior Social Comm., Cheerleader . . . SUSAN MATSON-College Club, FBLA. NN! ,,.,,,, ,,. 'avr 3 we-1 v-' Q' Ulf 4 T ' 3 N Q The Graduating Class of ia' X C All JEAN MQKNIGHT-Y-Teens, Biology . . . KENNETH MEHLHAFF . , . DONNA MEK- VOLD-College Club, lRC, Quill G Scroll, Warrior, FBLA . . . CONNIE MENNENC-A. JEROME MICHAEL . . . DICK MILLAGE . . . BRUCE MILLER-Science Club, Hi-Y, Biology, Football, Track, World Affairs , . , PATSY MILLER-College Club, Chorus. . ' w i l GERALDINE McHENRY-College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Sec. of FBLA, Latin , . . CAROL MQKECHNIE-College Club, IRC, Dramotics, Orchestra . . . DON MCKECHNIE , . . JEANETTE MCKENZIE-Art, Spanish. DON MERRlLL . . . GLEN MERRlLL , . . LAVONNE MESSNER-College Club, Y- Teens . . . GLEN MICHAEL. DOROTHY MOBERLY-Spanish . , . ETHEL MOELLER . . . MONROE MOEN . . . LEE MOONEY--College Club, Pep, Monogram, Basketball, Track. 4. x? 'i -1' 5,4 5 ,i 'C :fy ss' .g 'fa Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Three NANCY MORTON-College Club, NHS, Warrior, Pres. and Concert-mistress of Or- chestra . . . MARLENE MYERS-College Club, Home Ec . . . NORMAN NAGLE . . , EDITH NAUEN-College Club, IRC, Quill Cr Scroll, OGB, FBLA, Spanish. Kc J: an ' C59 5 ., 6 x. Q af MARIE NELSON . . . MARY NELSON-Cob lege Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, FBLA . . . ROMAIN NELSON-College Club, Hi-Y, Monogram, Student Manager of Basketball . . . DICK NEUBERT. 9' lliglx n,,,,q I rt, MAREN NIELSEN-College Club, IRC, Y- Teens, Latin . . . BEVERLY NYHUS-College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Baton Twirler in Band, Home EC . . . DAWN OGDIE-College Club, FTA , . . DEAN OLSEN-Vice-Pres. of College Club, IRC, Vice-Pres. of Peo, Boys' State, Monitor, Vice-Pres. of Student Coun- cil RONALD NEISH . . . CONNIE NELSON- College Club, IRC, Chorus Dramatics . DENNIS NELSON . . . DGNNA NELSON!-Q Y-Teens, FBLA. wx , ' , -Q ZF' L ' IX tx H.. N .r -::- 41 H, ' JACK NEUROTH-College Club, Hi-Y, Vice- Pres. of Monogram, Biology, Football, Basket- ball, Track . . . BEN NEWCOMB-OLD Royalty, Hi-Y, Hi-Y Cabinet, Boys' State AI- ternote, Monitor and Chr. of Monitor Board, Monogram, Football . . . BOB NEWCOMB- OLD Royalty, College Club, Hi-Y Pres., Hi-Y Cabinet, Boys' State, Monitor, Monogram, Football . . . MYRNA NICKERSON-College Club, IRC, Chorus, Art. ,M .K 5 bl Q r 'Q itk 5. ',,,-1' 6 1 N' 6 .,,,f x 65 I ' 'sl XI. I X I , The Graduating Class of Ewa. .if Z f - MARLIN OLSON . . . ROSS OLSON-College Club, IRC, Hi-Y, Bays' State, Co-Head Morl- itor, Quill 6 Scroll, NHS, Ass't Editor of Warrior, Track, World Affairs, Ethics Comm, . . . RUTH OLSON-College Club, IRC, Chorus Council, Y-Teens, Dramatics, FBLA, Thespian . . . COLLEEN ORMSETH-College Club, IRC, Y-Teens. LORIN PARKS--College Club Hi-Y . . CLAUDETTE lmsco-llzc, clioms, Biology, Spanish . . . DALE PAULSON-College Club IRC, Hi-Y, Football, Track . , . DAVE PAUL! SON-College Club, Monogram, Football Basketball, Track, 3 QQ' Q . ZW .3 x , - ,fo X A ' S ' ' Q 1 DICK OLSON . . . BUD OLSON-IRC, Hi- Y, Pep, Spanish . . . GLENN OLSON-Hi-Y . . . JULIE KAY OLSON-College Club, IRC, Y-Teens Treas., NHS, Band, Assoc. Editor of Chips, Orchestra, Vice-Pres. of' World Affairs. JANIS OSTBY-College Club, FBLA . . . LORNA OTTEN . . . FRANK OWENS-Col- lege Club, IRC, Science Club, OLD Comm., Hi-Y Cabinet, O68 Photographer, Warrior, Chips, Photography, World Affairs . . . BOB PARKER-College Club, IRC, Hi-Y. LARRY PAUISON . . . MARTY PAULSON- College Club, IRC, Science Club, Hi-Y, Boys' State, Monitor, Dramatics, Declam, NFL, De- bate, Thespian, World Affairs , , , JIM PEDERSON . . . ED PENNOCK-College Club, IRC, Science Club, Hi-Y, Choms, Student Council, Biology, Latin. 46' 9 wi- if lf? ff' ,gi vi '3 915 '49 Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Three JOAN PERRENOUD--College Club, Sec. of IRC, Y-Teens, Sec. of NHS, Warrior, FBLA, Lotin, World Affairs . . . MARLENE PETERS -Art, Home EC . . . MERLIN PETERS- College Club . . . BARBARA PETERSON- GAA, Library Club, Ass't ln Bookroom. P -4 X All 3 5.1 1. ,lvl-. XE? , 1 .YJ3 MURIEL PETEIGON . . . GLENN PHILIPS- College Club . . . VERNON PLUCKER . . . EORIEN POSEY-College Club, IRC, Bond, roc . qua Rf ANGIE RALLIS-College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, OGB, Dromotics, FBLA . . . VIVIAN RALLIS -College Club, IRC, FBLA . . . DONALD RAMES . . . MYRNA RASMUSSEN. 43 ' ,iv 5 N 'Q 4, 9 an , X . X x , l DARYL PETERSON . . . DEAN PETERSON- Dromotics . . , MARY ANN PETERSON . . . MARY LOUISE PET ERSON--College Club, GAA. J! JERRY POTTER , . . DICK PROSSER-CoI- lege Club, IRC, Hi-Y, Chorus, Quill 6 Scroll, OGB, Dromotics, Latin, Pres. of School Patrol, Elhlmcs Comm .... TOM PRUNER . . . BETTY R HN. . ? el. ll is 9' 27 A Nl' '95 Y ,a... The Graduating Class of it 1? Jr- ,ga K W 1 A g jk Q we f it 't . fix t 5 all 1 Swine 6' -te xv. .1 ft? nfl, ,Ip LS Fw. 0 ' 2 Q an 1 't POLLY REID-IRC . . . ROGER REID-l-li-Y, Chorus, Monogram, Basketball . . . EVAN- GELINE REIFF-lRC Dramatics, Orchestra, oeboie, NFL Nl-if MARY REITER-mc, Chorus, FBLA, Chaturanga. S . , x 'ff if JOANNE ROBERTS--GAA . . . EDWIN ROBERTS . . . DONNA RlTTER-College Club, Y-Teens . . , MARV RIMERMAN-Col- lege Club, Pres. of IRC, OLD Game Chr., Marshal of OLD, Hi-Y, Pep Boys' State, Monitor, OGB, Dramatics, Warrior, Declom, Pres, of Band, Jr, Kiwanian, Jr. Red Cross Council, Spinster Knight of '52. Y .Q Y tr VL: N 1 N K ' , ll l ,Aff l SHIRLY RASMUSSEN-College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, FBLA, lCC . . . LEAH RAWIE- Student Council, Treas. of Y-Teens, Program Comm. of NHS, Co-Head Chairman of FBLA . . . JUDY REAGAN-College Club Board, IRC, Quill G Scroll, Pres. of Y-Teens, War- rior, Sec, of Band, Vice-Pres. of ICC, Or- chestra, Girls' State Altemate, World Affairs . . . KENNETH REAVES-College Club, Science Club, Hi-Y. 'T A we ,ttt U-2, C ,192 ts is MERLYN REPPERT , . . GARY RICH-Hi-Y, Football , . . BETTY RICHARDSON-College Club, Y-Teens . . . JUDY RIMA, ff 5' A'- RODGER ROBINSON-Quill C1 Scroll, Band, Art, Ass't Editor of Chips . . . RUTHIE ROBERTSON-College Club, Chorus . . . TOM ROBERTSON-College Club, IRC, Science Club, Hi-Y, Monitor, Chorus, Mono- gram, Football, Track . . . JACK ROBISON- I- . in Sen lil I A -59 'K -8 5 ,sf .ff J S 1, 'R- ' sa N. N 4 'J meteen Hundred Fifty Three iv 'D Wig, SHARON ROGGEN-College Club IRC OLD Royalty Pep Chorus Councll Qulll Cr Scroll Dramarrcs Warrlor Cheerleader MICHAEL ROGNFSS-College Club IRC H Y Boys State Momtor Vlce Pres of NHS Band World AffGll'S CONNlE ROMSLO MARY ROSS-College Club IRC Y Teens Dramatlcs Art 'T INA SARKANS-College Club IRC Monltor Board Chorus Y Teens Declam Latm NFL Program Comm of World Affolrs VERA SAYLER LORRAINE SCHIPPER-College Club IRC Y Teens Home Ec ROBERT SCHMIDT CONNlE ROTH-College Club IRC OLD Royalty Pep Chorus Dramatlcs Co Head Cheerleader CAROLYN ROWAN-Col lege Club Chorus RON RYAN PERRY RYNO Q .gm 4' JERRY scl-IRADER :Rc o Q, A sculzleverz uuwooo SCHRODER , HI Y Chorus Track BETTY SCHU MAcHER-college Club :Rc FBLA BILL SCHUMACHER-College Club Sclence Club Hr Y Boys State EUNICE SEARLES -College Club ROZELLA SEUBERT College Club Home EC JERRY SHAFER 'Rav 4 i su 9 O N - Cx I l , I ' , ll l . . w -'T - df' X' M ' ,. ' , f ' 1- I ' 'R 'asf we by . .. - , I - J ,kt .V ll .s ,K it C U3 A1 1- lc QSO 31, WR V ..f ' Q' Lg x ' I I A' ' an e I A I Q... Q f., gl i ' 'Q ,l 42 , , - . 1 y l f-ey' ' I '- ll ZIP V V. s N .4 5 -' lr' -- . . , B B ' - - x l . v V., .I J H- . . . - X I lu , , . . . . N G' , ' -W la' ' - . ss: -'L E who . Y J lm fy' M f 45 r The Graduating Class of ,F Q if Pr '5v. ll 3 'Q- Qi S. O' -I 'xk' QA I! 1 Yi S s V A A 1 51 ., Ill if' DEE SHOOP-College Club, Chorus, Art . . . BOB SHRADER-College Club, IRC, Hi-Y, Student Council . . . MARY SIEKMEIER- College Club, IRC, Choms, Y-Teens, Dro- matics, Warrior, FBLA, Chaturonga, World Affairs . . . CAROLE SIMMONS-College Club, IRC, Chorus, FBLA Program Comm., Biology, Latin. -at ROD SKILLMAN-IRC, Hi-Y . . . CAROL SLOBE-College Club, IRC, Chorus, NHS, FBLA . . , ILEAN SLOBE-College Club, IRC, FBLA . . . JIM SMALLEY-Hi-Y, Track. K sr ' 'es BOB SHELQUIST-Science Club . . . ANNE SHEPLER-College Club, IRC, Quill E1 Scroll, Dramatics, NHS, Declam, Editor of Chips, Spanish, Girls' State, Thespian, Sec.-Treas. of Photography, Sec. of World Affairs . . . JANICE SHEPPARD-College Club, IRC, Latin, Chorus Council . . . PERRON SHINNE- MAN-Band, ...f 4' x as Q I C 5 v N A SHARON SIMMONS-College Club, IRC, Y- Teens, FBLA . . . ARDYCE SlMPSON-Col- lege Club, FBLA . . . BILL SIMPSON-Hi-Y, Boys' State, Monogram, Student Council, Chr. of Ethics Comm., Football, Track . . RAMONA SKADSEN-College Club, FBU I GERALDINE SMELSER-college Club, mc, meens, Faux, GAA , . .Auoizev simm- College Club Y-Teens . . . BARBARA SMITH . . . DONNA SMITH-FBLA. ego. Ov L Nineteen Hundred Fifty Three JAMES SMITH-College Club Band Orches a JUNE SMITH-College Club Board IRC Queen of OLD Sec of Qulll 6 Scroll Dramatlcs Warrior Co Chcurmon of FBLA Bond NFL Thesplan Sec of Teen Canteen Comm SHIRLEY SMITH-College Club Board IRC Board Qulll C1 Scroll Y Teens Dramatlcs Edltor In Chsef of Warrlor FBLA Band Chorus Pres of ICC Sensor Announce ment Plannmg Comm Thesplan NFL DAR Representative BOB SMOTHERS CONNIESOUTH-College Club IRC Chorus FTA Y Teens FBIA ALBENA SPARKS BYRON SPAIE-NHS CAROL SPEAR SHERRY STElNMETZ-Lafln JOHN STELZMILLER-College Club HI Y Mono gram Student Council Basketball Track World Affolrs DAVE STENE-Chorus PHIL STEWART-College Club, HI Y 47 LORRAINE SNYDER-College Club IRC Y Teens FBLA BARBARA SONA-Col lege Club FTA Dromatlcs JANICE SONA l9S3 Sweetheart College Club IRC Student Council Executive Councul Y Teens Dramatlcs Treas of FBLA World Affairs JEANNE SONNICHSEN-College Club Chorus YTeens Dromotlcs Declam Thes plan DANNY SPENCER JOHN STADHEIM College Club HI Y BILL STANTON College Club IRC HI Y Chorus OGB World Affairs SOLVEIG STEEN-College Club IRC Chorus Ss 5 1 fy 'N X17 lla The Graduating Class of I' Q59 A ff fl C ,f ' sl' X ir 4 . li I I 1 A K . 1 I 'fi lg va ii 2 -N ue ,gage 9- X. S- V -Q 'E BEULAH STRAW-Y-Teens . . . VIVIAN STROM-IRC, Biology , . . ESTHER SUNDER- MAN-College Club, IRC, OLD Royalry, Pep, Student Council, Executive, Council, Pres. of Art, Cheerleader, Photography . . . BOB SWEESY. 8 X W tr, , 0 NANCY TAYLOR-College Club, l RC, Chorus, Y-Teens, Dromatics, NHS, Chips, Latin, Thespian, World Affairs . . . JIM TESLOW . . . CLAIR THELIN--College Club, IRC, Science Club, Chorus, Latin, Track . . . BARBARA THOMPSON--Arf, Home EC. . N N MJ 'll i A f if 4 BILL STOCKSTAD-College Club, I-li-Y, Monogram, Foolboll, Track . . . OWEN STOLZE-College Club, IRC, Quill G Scroll, Y-Teens, OSB, Dromotics, Choturongo . , . AL STONE-IRC, Chorus, Student Council . . . BARBARA STOREVIK-College Club, Chorus, GEARRY SWENSON-Boys' State, Monitor, Monogram, Football, Track . . . K. SWEN- SON-College Club, IRC, Chorus, Declom, Bond, Home Ec, Photography, World Affairs . . . FRED SYKES . . . JANICE TATGE- College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, NHS, FBLA. I C09 'sled O 2 flfii SHIRLEY Tl-IOMS--College Club, Science Club, Y-Teens, Dramotics, Art, Biology . . . GWENDOLYN TOLBERT-FBLA . . . PERCY TSQREIOW--Cbllege Club . . . DONNA T Y. I 4- J 'ws E3 A ineteen Hundred Fifty-Three WANDA TROEMEL-College Club, mc, NHS, Latin . . . Pi-iYu.is TURCHEN-Col- lege Club, IRC . . . JIM UNVERZAGT- mirage Club, Hi-Y . . . SHIRLEY UNZEL- A 2,-:Qi 'S ' ffi., '+L A DON VAN VELDHUIZEN-Co-Head Monitor, Spanish, Ethics Comm .... ARLENE VARNS . . . DICK VIEHWEG-College Club, IRC, Hi-Y, Pep, Monitor, Warrior, Senior Social Comm ,... BEVERLY VOLDSETH-Art. JIM WARD-College Club Board, Treas. of IRC, OLD Royalty, Hi-Y, Boys' Stote, Monitor, Pres. of Student Council, Pres. of Executive Council, Vice-Pres. of Quill G Scroll, Co- Editor of 068, Declam, Senior Social Comm., Treas. of NFL, Jr, Kiwanion, Debate, Treas. of Senior Class, Thespion, World Affairs, State Student Council . . . DUANE WAR- DELL-College Club, IRC, Science Club . . . JACK WEAR--College Club, Football . . . JILL WEAR-IRC, OLD Royalty, FBLA, Chips, -X Q, N .e tl, A X ,431 X 'N , S GRACE VANDEL--College Club, IRC, FTA, Y-Teens, FBLA . . . JERRY VAN DEN BERG . . . AUDREE VAN HILTEN . . . SHIRLEY VAN LOH---College Club, FTA. IN E ,, f 5 MARLENE WACHENDORF . . . DOTTY WAIT-College Club, IRC, Home EC . . . BETTY WALLQUIST-C0lleQe Club, IRC, FBLA . . . JOHNAVIEVE WALSER-College Club, IRC, FBLA. I . 4 I in ., f' 5 ,vw 32' NA, X U C EW 21 'Q' The Graduating Class of L Xsgb- JlM VVESTBY-Hi-Y, Chorus . . . LARRY VVHALEY , , . JACK WHITE-College Club, lRC, OLD Parade Comm., Hi-Y, Treas, of I-li-Y Cabinet, Monitor, Chorus Council, Bus- iness Manager of OGB, Dramatics, Basketball, World Affairs, ViceAPres, of Teen Canteen Comm . . . JOHN WICKS-lRC, Science Club, Monitor, Quill G Scroll, NHS, Photog- rapher of Warrior, Chips, Photography, World Affairs. , is 1. Az' ref- '--J Q 'F' 5 'ws 1. 6 . ant if ,J ca a: 1' g jr ESTHER WILLIAMS-College Club, IRC, Latin . , . PAULA WILLIAMS-IRC, FTA, Declam, Art, Latin, Orchestra, NFL, Vice-Pres. of Library Club, Debate, World Affairs . . . ' ' ,Q CARL WILSON--Football . . . SALLY WIN- X TER-College Club, lRC, OLD Comm., Quill E: Scroll, Y-Teens, OSB, Dramatics, Latin, p, J I 7' lt vs T, .I 1 N MILLY WEBER-College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, Band, Biology, Spanish, Orchestra , , , JERRI WEBSTER-Hi-Y . . , MARIANNE WEERMAN-Ari' . . . MARJORlE WEST- College Club, IRC, FBlA, Latin. W 'vl 52,36 JOHN WIEBE--College Club, lRC, Hi-Y, Peo, Monitor, Basketball . . .SHlRLEY WIEBERS- FBLA . . . MARCELLA WIESE-College Club, IRC, FBLA, Latin, NFL, Girls' State, Debate . . . VIVIAN WIESE. ' ' , Q' X vs le, 'M 1-11N A 'IJ-7 JOHNNIE WINTER-College Club, Hi-Y, Chorus . . . DICK WOLD-College Club, Monogram, Football, Basketball, Track, Mon- itor . . . JOANNE WOLF--College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, FBLA, GAA . . . KATHY WOOD- College Club, lRC, Dramatics, FBLA. 'ri 'Q 132 ,pa -2' Efiff Nineteen Hundred Fifty-Three MARLENE YOUNG--College Club, IRC, Vice- Pres. of Y-T ' ' College Club, IRC, Y-Teens . . . ROXY SMITH. . ' eens, Dromotucs, Art, Lorm . . . I WILLIAM ZAFFT . . . RAMONA JEWELL- , I I - hutter Skippers 9459 In ' I I ' l1Ufi! X. 0 4 4' ,Al QA AFI ff, A g 2 ld f.1'. 1 7 W, 7- 14,-ff'-' ,-jf! Avy- I4 , 1- I .., ,I !I K' ny! Iv l'A, ,X ff' L ' I, f ffl L ,., jf, ,M OgA5NQSO Q11 A'I l,, 5 I VE lf' HORACE KLINEFELTER YJA4 U1 Aff 2 RANQ1,'f5?, Im' ,, .,,x,iyL'7 JERALD LEESCH BETTIE MARTENS WYLUM NELSON Wxyfgllliklfi A 'IAQxW fvs.Q' ,jg f MI' vfff 'Kiwi if RIF NJMIWX' AA Cf Y ,J ' 'I 1 BEVERLY OSTRANDER . Il' I BEYfjIf,D'AJAjfJHgAN1 ,fl EDWINA PIERCE f! fjf . I f,!'IJN9IE FEMNER V ,, ' w -I JOANNE RHIAN ,ff'.'W,f ,X 65YLvAm'BXsN Jw' I, I ROBERT SCHMIDT J WJ? Rv , f ROBEAXI-I vEL , I if 'fy ' ROBERT scovr of ,If lx I7 ,FI 'ZXUD x ' ' ' ' I NELLIE TALBOTT IX xI. 9,I IA ' i SLC? 6 I? LESLIE YOUNG W ,,,lK,r,. It x. 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Roger Neubert Ronald Nieber Cynthia Nold Gary Norbroten Jim Nordby Don Norstrom Beverly Ode Denny O Dea Donna O Dea Marla Odegaard Karen Ogren Marilyn Olsen Shirley Olsen Bud Olson Lavonne Omer Bev Ordel Bonnie Otten Kay Otten Sonya Oyan Dale Page Carolyn Palmer Ken Palmer David Palmer Lila Paul Carol Ann Peaker Shirley Peterson Nancy Perrenoud Bill Pederson Marylou Petrie Bayard Phillips Jack Phillips Henry Polzien Mary Posz Joyce Pope Tom Poulos Shirley Peterson Clarence Quigley Evelyn Randall Thomas Ranney Jean Redfield Arlene Ree Jerry Reedy Frances Reid Don Renner Ernest Renner Thomas Rich Merva Richardson J im Riemann Milton Riise Fay Robb Jerry Rohl Tom Robertson Carolyn Robson Paul Rogness Dick Ronken Arlen Rosser Lois Rossow Edith Rowlee Darrell Rupp Warren Reed Bob Sacre Jerry Schleicher Ron Salem John Sears Donna Servold Mrlo Seubert Marlon Sewell Jane Shrngledecker Dolores Skaggs Donna Slob Kenneth Slobe Sandy Sona Jam Sorensen Nrla Stadherm Janrce Sternmetz Duane Stoakes Dan Stoltenberg Shrrlee Stoneall Pat Stoops Barbara Story Roberta Sundet Darwrn Sweeney Duck Sweetman Joann Syverson Wynn Tabbert Sandra Taylor Sherry Terry Stanley Thoelke Glenda Thompson Joyce Thoreson Loss Thornton Bull Trmmerman Donna Trrpp Bette Lou Tuller Sandra Twedell Marvrn Van Loar Jem J Van Loh Freeman Vrs Betty Vrssla Don Vollan Dwane Wagner Jlm Waldner Dorothy Walbaum Donna Watne Connre Weatherstone Gary Wehlage Norman Westby Arlene Westra Jeanne Whlte Mary Wrllrams Paul Wrnden Jane Wrnnett Betty Wrttrock Deede Woods Beverly Young Bull Zabel Duck Zafft Rose Ann Zeren June Zregenbal Bob Zrmmerrnan Carolyn Berry La Vera Hagen Marge Meyers Ann Nachel Marrlyn Fnntzel Ron Veenker I ' Q 'za sc, l J A twirling routine was done in on entertoining woy by Lyndo Reid. 78 Freshman Typicals As time passed this year among all the things done, the freshmen met early one morn- ing and elected representatives. They nom- inated: Marilyn Rush, Muriel Mossing, Jean Steinbeck, Nancy Aikens, Carla Thoelke, Vir- ginia Turchen, Dave Paulson, Mike Gibson, David Bork, Roy Lane, Chuck Anderson, and Tom Schleicher, and very thoughtfully elected Byron Payne and Judy Assam. Byron went out for football this past year, l-le may be your football hero someday, kids. He also likes Drive-Ins pretty well, and that is good news for the girls. Judy's dancing has put her in the limelight several times since she's been in high school. Keep up the good work. You freshmen have made a wonderful start in your high school career. You've got a lot of fun ahead of you! Dick Viehweg mode o big hit os Master of Ceremonies ot the Freshmon Frolic. r it Sophomore T pioals The hands of the clock were showing 8100 atm, as the sophomores filed in the auditorium to elect their representatives. Once seated, they nominated: Dave Baker, Bob Roth, Roger Axland, Bill Pitts, Dick Falconer, Jim Kelly, Judy Allen, Barbara Lease, Mary Skarda, Laur- ice Houck, Mavis Lubbinge, and Lynne Ker- sten, and elected Carolyn Sonichsen and Jim Parker, Jim made a very good showing on the sophomore football team this year, and last year he was Spinster candidate. Watch that ambitious guy, he is likely to go places, Caro- lyn made a pretty Hi-Y Carnival Candidate with her smile. Next year you will see a lot of her on the cheerleading squad. Guys and gals, you are just beginning to have your fun! Sophomores hove danced to Bundy's music ond will dance many times ogoinl .-g 1 How do you do, young mon of wisdom, but are you reolly sure? l thought you were on o diet, Tommy Junior Uffioers Dick Ronlcen, Wayne Gustafson, Lois Rossovv, and Sandra Sona, the faithful jun- ior officers, have worked for their class. They carefully planned the junior party and guided the class through all of this last year. The juniors elected these people to rep- resent them because of their ambition, scholarship, personality, ability, and initia- tive. You have a class to be proud of. Make next year the best year yetl Ticket to o wonderful evening J I if M X ' f ff 4 ' 1 Q ' 1 13 Y E6 ful in wf Z ' ' ' aiim' Q' 3 in 2' ijgl. ?yvfi ' at 1 I V Y -. - , ' 3 F 5 ',, fV si Q 'J 2.13 A fl? W' xl Y -5 0? ii ' 9 f as QQ www -1 ? a ga hi'3?Sf??k .wits g V I 2? . K Q iz Q , 54' Jr A131 ' if I 15' 5 I Daily practice in the classroom and a group rehearsal every Tuesday night make this troop of songsters very fit for their many programs. WHS students see their ability at a Christmas concert and spring festival. ln addition the chorus makes trips to nearby towns and sings for many civic organizations in the city. Chorus Officers, 1. to r.: Al Borgen, Lavonne Gunderson, Vemon Howard Front row, l. to r.: Ruth Olson, Sharon Gerry, Connie Roth, Roslyn Lewin, Stephanie Fantle, Ina Sarkans. Anthe Margellos, Julie Gibson, Lavonne Ronning, Lavonne Gunderson, Beverly I-llnz, Kathy Cook, Kay Otten, Marilyn Hill, Sally Lambert, Rosalee Hunter, Myma Irwin, Judy Brubaker, Sally Howard, Kathy Engen. 2nd row, l. to r.: Marie Ackerman, Claudette Pasco, Jody Severson, Mary Nelson, Mavis Lubblnge, Janice Johnson, Sandra Udseth, Nancy Perrenoud, Roger Hunt, Clifford Clyde, Bruce I-Iundley, Larry Mlllls, Wally Boersma, Sharon Terry, Marilyn Clark, Jaroline Johnson, Barbara Mark, Joanne Hurd, Lois Rossow, Joyce Thompson. 3rd row, l. to r.: Carol Slobe, Ann Nachel, Esther Sunderman, Shirley Handel, Nancy Taylor, Maureen Anderson, Carol Kleesples, Carol Hewlett, Gloria Handel, Roland Hagen, Clair Thelin, Harold Schartz, Dennis Welch, Sandy Taylor, Carole Simmons, Sandy Marsh, Jane Lane, Irene Jurgensen, Connie Hammltt, Darlene Danielson, Sharon Aaronson. .N .W , ,,.l.,,,,mMb,MQd r 6255045 ,.n4 l ,ff f' 1 .ij I ai ' ' 1.q41Vg Mgmyin P 'iriizr The freshmen chorus director- ggglkghoms director-Boyd L' Joon Mourstod 4th row, I. to r.: Joannie Hobson, Marilyn Miller, Beverly I-Iarkema, Diane Becker, Mary Houston, Barbara Storevik, Luanne Gunderson, Mary Siekmeier, Edna Gilbertson, Ruth Robertson, Floyd Clyde, Ted Harriman, Bob Duimstra, Ross Billings, Jack White, Al Borgen, Sharon Frank, Sharon Roggen, Judy Rima, Janet Haugen, June Ziegenbalg, Gloria Hanson, Mary McLaughlin, Shari Clayton. Joanne Gill. 5th row, l. to r.: Nile Berger, Henri Polzien, Ed Pennock, Katie Martin, La Vera Hagen, Shelly DuBray, Jeanne Sonnichsen, MaeBelle Johnson, Deede Woods, Susan Dougherty, Bob Schmidt, Tom Paulos, Bnxce Bringgold, Kenny Carlson, Russell Wilson, Francis Geyer, Lorraine Fremming, Helen Eggers, Bonnie Dubbe, Connie Nelson, Janice Sheppard, Kay Swenson, Jerry Kosier, Delmar Kroon, Arlen Rosser. 6th row, 1. to r.: John Enright, Dave Steen, Dick Briggs, Hob Briggs, Dee Shoop, Duke Currie, Al Stone, Kenny Slobe, Linwood Schroder, Dan Harriman, Jerry Borden, Nomian Westby, Wayne Mitchell, Jim Dalton, Vemon Howard, Don Vollan, Len Blue, Bob Am- bum, Jim Westby, Bill Stanton, Jim Nordby, Paul Winden, Bob Zimmerman, Derald Espeland, Dick Prosser. vn,.4Q,f,!iQ-Wymmkkggg, we ag r W ,.. I fu an V Sally McLaughlin Esther Sunderman, Anthe Margellos -N 'fm 'rv vw-17 Rum own sun-lay Handel I-lvvfme Gunderson Girls' Chorus, Front row, l. to r.: Anthe Margellos, Kay Hanna, Ina Sarkans, Carolyn Rowan, Ruth Olson, Lavonne Gunderson, Marlene Kimzey, Kathy Cook, Kay Bamum, Sally McLaughlin. Bev Hlnz, Julie Gibson, Betty Wlese, Jane Butler, Kathy Engen, Jo Ann Glll, Mary McLaughlin, Phyllis Coffey, Sharon Aaronson, Judy Brubaker, Sally Howard, Myrna Irwin, Rosle Hunter. 2nd row, 1. to r.: Bev Ostrander, Stephanie Fantle, Mary Nelson, Carol Slobe, Gloria Handel, Rozie Lewin, Janice Johnson. Ruth Robertson, Tippy Burhenn, Karen Gurley, Sandy Taylor, Donna Hunter, Ann Jastram, Alyce Erickson. Julie Low e, Nila Stadheim, Betty Vlssia. Sonnle Anderson, Shari Clayton, Joanne Hurd, Sandy Marsh, Gloria Hansen, Donna Hackett. 3rd row, l. to r.: Shirley Handel, Connie Roth, Shirley Brusnlghan, Sharon Gerry, Marilyn Miller, Connie Underwood, Maureen Anderson, Sandy Sona, Sharon Moreen, Joann Syverson, Lols Rossow, Vonice Dobson, Shirley Lemke, Deede Woods, Marilyn Hill, Helen Eggers, Cary Johnson, Connie Bjerk, Bonnie Otten, Barbara Mark, LuAnn Holmoe, Connie Hamrnlt, Delores Skaggs, Claudell Thompson, 4th row, l. to r.: Solvelg Steen, Wauthena Nelson, Jane Hackett, Esther Sunderman, Leora Wikle, Joanie Hobson, Shirley Cahow, Darlene Eisenbraun, Luanne Gunderson, Carol Hewlett, Mary Siekmeler, Marlys Elmstrand, Frances Reid. Joyce McFarland, Judy Jacobson, Carol Simmons, Kay Otten, Kay McCahren, Joanne Lukken, Janice Sheppard, Judy Mlchener, Ramona Heyl, Carolyn Swenson, Carolyn Berry. Sth row, l. to r.: Jean Sweet, Marjorie Rowan, Mary Alice Browne, Barbara Donnelly, Colleen Weber, Betty Holmoe, Nancy Taylor, Marie Ackerman, Helen Smith, Carol Kleespies, Edna Gllbertson, Jean Sonnlchsen, Mae- Belle Johnson, Susan Dougherty, Lorraine Fremming, Billie Howalt, JoAnn Devereaux, Laurie Bakke, Sharon Frank, Sharon Roggen, Carol Long, Frances Geyer, Bev Whaler, Norma Hansen, Kay Swenson. ,615 e .a . 'aefsigg at fl . Q 5 K .L N' Y, 1. I ,ji ' ,K 1 6 . i 2 5, ltivpkjl YL, , 4 Y Q, ,f Q 1 ,xv lfopx 4 5 in? I - gl. we i Boys' Double Quartet, 1. to r.: Dick Kittelson, Kenny Carlson, Gene Girls' Double Quartet, 1. to r.: Lavonne Gunderson, Esther Sunder- Tomow, Don Vollan, George Dunham, Paul Weber, Jerry Borden, man, Ann Jastram, Betty Wiese, Julie Lowe, Alyce Erickson, Carole Terry Gelston. Simmons, Gloria Hansen. Band FLUTE and PICCOLO Sonya Oyan Marcia Jones Judy Reagan Elizabeth Crandall Barbara Carlstrom Denny Green Muriel Mossing Virginia McClain Carol McClaren Linda Palmer OBOE Ronn Veenker Larry Hartshorn BASSOON Tommy Knutson Julie Olson Rodger Robinson CLARINET Warren Gedstad Jim Riemann Jim Smith Diane Stoakes Adrienne Grillet Stan Thoelke Paul Wegner Shirley Smith Mike Rogness Loran Posey Jim Adams Dick Sweetman George Olson Marilyn Hanson Merrey Lynn Skarda Elaine Nelson Shirley Patterson Barbara Lease Barbara Bruce John Thompson Gloria Berg Carol Caoen Carol Harvey Gene Ross Julaine Johnson Daleann Anderson Roger Willcut Fred Collins Carmen Pierce Lois Fredrickson Ruth Van Veldhuize Carol Steinberg ALTO CLARINET Larry Johnson BASS CLARINET Mary Jo Lynch Gary Harms Janice Gray ALTO SAX Bob Graham Vickie Oakland Georgia Westra Melva Huemoeller Roger Peterson Claudette Tripp Bill Armstrong Fl TENOR SAX Milly Weber Warren Reed Clifford Harms Roy Bahrison BARlTONE SAX Perron Shinneman Douglas Cook CORNET Marvin Rimerman Dave Lowe Paul Rogness Charles Bailin Bob Nason Carol Kuhns Richard Berg Richard Johnson Dennis Eikenberry Dale Bauer Bob Fie Don Mouer Cleo Benson Roswell Brown Rodney Sherman Paul Anderson John Borman Carry Ricci Gene Kimmel Charles Petrie Wesley Plummer FRENCH HORN Wayne Burk Cynthia Nold Carol Winden Roger Axlurid Alvina Hartmann Marcia Brown Richard Galland TROMBONE Orva Fehrenz Ronald Graese Jerry Bjorge David Lyche David Trygstad Steve Rogness Glade Stoneback Roland Chambers Sonja Olson Shirley Olsen Wendy Wikholm Jim Stensland Karl Schlicht BARITONE Allen Kelly June Smith Marilyn Rush Glen Jamtgaard David Paulson SOUSAPHONE Paul Freeburn Duane Leisinger Robert Myklebust Cordell Westphall Jack Batchellor Paul Jeschke STRING BASS Paul Freebum PERCUSSION Paul Rowland Mary Lou Jewett Ann Ledyard Rosemary Stewart Carol Tague Jim Scott Barbara Oas Lynne Kersten Gloria Moberly HARP Joanne Guemmer MAJORETTES Linda Bradley Beverly Nyhus Jane Winnett Ellen Gran Ann Fuller Linda Reid Jo Ann Nesby Judy Youngren Sharla Dworak FLAG TWIRLERS Patsy Devaney Sherill Harvey Phyllis Ostrander Karen Johnson Lorna Hadaman Mary Mitchell From the first football game until the last activity of the year, commencement, the WHS band is always present, This year the band attended all of our home athletic contests, the homecomings of South Dakota State College and the University of South Dakota, and the all-important Brookings football game, A typical concert consists of symphonies, marches, and ot course jazz. Without the competent and understanding Mrs Foss, the band would be mediocre, indeed, but under his direction, the group excels in all fields. This year the band has had two formal concerts and two concerts combined with the chorus. Many of the band members auditioned for the All State Band, and also competed in the music contest at Madison. Something new was added in connection with OLDg the swing band at the Talent Show was composed of band members. lnstrumentolists cit work N.. Band board Front row I To r Ronn Veenker Al Kelly Marv Romer Warren Gedstad Band 'id' ' Q,-f s.....y Mary Lou Jewett Marv Rnmerman Sonya Oyon 0 Sololsts M 1 'Q 1 A Eu W our bond director Ardeen FOSS mon, Jim liiemann, roxrvl I. to r.: Judf Reagan: Sonya Oyan, Q. 1 , l 11? 4-4 Orchestra offucers I to r Cynthna Nold Bull Johnson Joanne Guem mer Nancy Morton Arlene Ree Our orchestra dnrector Harold Hoover Orchestra Nancy Morton Warren Gedstad Soloists , A ' L ' lx ' ex' 52, 91 if X so r x an - . ' ...W L 'VT Always willing to participate in school activities -.A at .2 x18-'igffrm Under the able direction of Mr, Harold Hoover, the WHS orchestra has shown its musical talents at the Orange Letter Day Coronation ceremony and its midwinter concert, The group has tentative plans to play an out-of-town con- cert. Second semester activities included the annual spring concert and playing for the Baccalaureate. Miss Nancy Morton was concert mistress this last year. VIOLIN Nancy Morton Cynthia Nold Anita Williams Luann Loge Paul Helland Delores Dobson Charlette Mitchell Doris Anderson Noel Muller Deonne Hanson Marilyn Lundberg Grace Leih Dennis Anderson Jim Cruse Dona Wood Bill Johnson BASS VIOLIN Joyce Norlin Dorothy Wallboum Janice Kemnitz Gail Clark PERCUSSION Danalene Larson Shirley Kemnitz Mary Ellen Jones Carolyn Vader Carol McKechnie CELLOS Peggy Ogle Carolyn Henning CORNEI' Marvin Rimerman Paul Rogness Chuck Bailin Carol Kuhns Kenneth Myers TROMBONES Orva Fehrenz Ron Groese Arlene Ree Darlene Larson SAXOPHONES Gene Fritz Charlotte Berson Bob Graham TUBA Paul Freebum HARP Joanne Guemmer PIANO Mary Lou Jewett FLUTES Sonya Oyan Judy Reagan Elizabeth Cmndall Marcia Jones OBO5 Larry Hartshom Ronn Veenker ENGLISH HORN Larry Hartshom BASSOONS Julie Kay Olson Tom Knutson CLARINETS Warren Gedstod Jim Riemann Janice Gray Jim Smith Paul Wegner Roger Markem Q 'U 5755 UA .'JV'2 . T 'qvTQ:,, . 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E. t 9- s l., to r 3 Caretaker, Milton Riiseg Butler, Pete Eide, King, Dean Petersong Queen, Connie Nelson, Prince, Jim Parker, Sleeping Beauty, Sandy Sona, King of Tuffington, Bob Shreves, Left, Joanie Hobson, Joan Nason, Pete Eide Front row, 1. to r.: Dennis Larson, Charles Petrie, Sharon Fredrickson. Sandy Sona, Jeanine Martin, Sandy Taylor, Mary Taylor, Barbara Sona. 2nd row, l. to r.: Joan Nason, Joanie Hobson, Jeanene White, Connie Nelson, Andrea Grove, Linda Anderson, Carol Stelneke, glxhncy Garrisgn, Bgrgara Oas. 3rd row, 1. to r.: Dean Readmond, Lysle Blackman, Bob Shreves, Dean Peterson, Bob Berdahl, Jim Parker, ton Rilse, ete e. ,aff itch Debate Winners Last summer Trudy Aker, Mark Stavig, George Frederick- son, and Dick Stenson, accom- panied by Miss Kron and Mr. Berkley, took part in the Na- tional High School Speech Tournament in Boston. Com- peting with schools from 32 states, this team won third place. Mark and Dick were the last undefeated debate team, while George went to the semi- finals round in extemp speak- ing, Receiving the Tau Kappa Alpha Sweepstakes trophy for compiling enough points, in- cluding those trom previous na- tional tournaments, was the high point of the trip. Thespians 4 F 1 Mark Stavig, Trudy Aker, Mr. Berkley, Dick Stenson. A special interest and participation in all types ot dramatic work give each ot these people the title of Thespian. This title is bestowed upon new members at two initiation banquets during the year, atter they have earned 20 dramatic points by acting and doing backstage work on a play. FFOM l'0W. 1- 10 1'-I Sindy Sona. Shirley Ge'-ling, Dick HODEWCU, Lavonne Gunderson, Liz Keller, Luanne Gunderson. June Smith 2nd row, 1. to r.: Jerry Borden, Bruce Bringgold, Diane Stoakes, Marietta Hansen, Nancy Taylor, Susan Dougherty. 'Ms V'-J 5 Front row, l. to r.: Bill Zabel, Diane Stoakes, Don Norstrom, Wynn Tabbert, Paula Williams, Barbara Denbow. 2nd row, l. to r.: Gary Wehlage, Marty Paulson. Bruce Bringgold, Jerry Borden. 3rd row, 1. to r.: Neale Haskell, Jim Ward, Dave Palmer. The fundamentals of beginning or inexperienced debate are taught by Mr, Kremer, while Mr. Berkley instructs the debaters with one or two years ot experience behind them on the more skilled and technical methods of debate. Much midnight oil was burned over this year's question, Resolved that the Atlantic Pact Nations Could Form a Federal Union, but the majority ot debates won was the reward. Though this course calls for hard work, any debater will agree that the time and work put in is no comparison to the value received. Front row, l. to r.: Sally Taylor, Carolyn Sonichsen, Charlette Mitchell, Joanne Bruxvoort, Grace Leih, Sonya Oyan. 2nd row, 1. to r.: Peggy Ogle, Dona Wood, Liz Crandall, Mary Lou Jewett. 3rd row, l. to r.: Bob Redfield, Paul Rogness, Barb Carlstrom, Jean Kasak, Joyce Norlin. Standing, l. to r.: Darlene Larson, Bob Brenner, Chuck Hurwitz, Jim Parker, Dick Hopewell, Bob Berdahl, Bill Johnson, Jack Hermanson, Dan Johnson. Front row, 1. to r.: Charlette Mitch- ell, Carolyn Sonichsen, Sandy Sona, Sonya Oyan, Mary Houston, Diane Stoakes. 2nd row, 1. to r.: Peggy Ogle, Dona Wood, Liz Crandall, Mary Lou Jewett. 3rd row, 1, to r.: Grace Leih, Darlene Larson, Barb Carlstrom, Jean Kasak, Joyce Nor- lin. 4th row, 1. to r.: Bob Brenner, Bob Berdahl, Bill Johnson, Dick Hopewell. 5th row, l. to r.: Chuck Hurwitz, Paul Rogness, Jim Parker, Bob Redfield. NFL officers, Left, l. to r.: Caro- lyn Bums, Jerry Borden, Bruce Bringgold, Jim Ward. FL As its name denotes, the National Forensic League is a speech or- ganization with the rules established nationally. Membership is gained with the earning ot 20 points by debating, working on radio programs, and public speaking, More points are earned toward a degree ot merit, then honor, distinction, and, finally, excellence. A number of Wl-lS'ers have this tinal degree of excellence, showing that our NFL, under the direction of Mr. Kremer, is definitely on the ball. Front row, l. to r.: Vemon Howard, Kay Swenson, Bill Zabel, Wynn Tabbert, Susan Dougherty. 2nd row, 1. to r.: Paula Williams, Bar- bara Denbow, June Smith, Mar- cella Wiese. 3rd row, l. to r.: Neale Haskell, Jack Hermanson, Deede Woods, Neva Meyer. 4th row, l. to r.: Dan Johnson, Bruce Bringgold, Marty Paulson, Wayne Burk, Jim Sorenson, Jerry Borden. Front row, l. to r.: Mary Jean Hermelxng June Smith Ruth Olson Delores Larson Elxzabeth Keller Janxce Sona Katxe Martin Mary Ross Shirley Dworak. 2nd row, l, to r.: Shirley Getting Angie Rallls Shlrley Sm1t.h Lavonne Gunderson Marlene Young Luanne Gunderson Nancy Taylor, Susan Dougherty, Diane Stoakes 3rd row l to r Loulse Hemleben Dxck Hopewell Dlck Enckson Dave Palmer Milton Riise, Jerry Borden, B111 Zabel, Nona COIWIII 4th row 1 to r Bruce Brmggold Marty Paulson Kay Schank Andrea Grove Sandy Sona Marietta Hansen, Bev Ordal, Mary Sxekmeier Jo Ann Mills Ever growing should be the motto of the Dramatics Club of WHS. Every year more people earn the re- quired 5 dramatic points to become members of this or- ganization. They took an ac- tive part in sponsoring the first all school play of the school year, and even more dramatic enthusiasm was shown by many of the mem- bers in acting out a skit and putting on the play, The Valiant, as the programs at two ot the club meetings. The Sweetheart Dance, which ranks high Socially in WHS, is in the capable hands ot the club members each year, Yes, under the direction of its of- ficers and adviser, Mr. Graves, dramatic apprecia- tion is certainly growing in WHS. Poetry Koy Swenson Orotory Jerry Borden Senior - Bob Aegerter Sophomore - Bob Berdohl X Declam The students puctured above are the best from the halls of WHS ln dramatic humorous poetlc and oratoncal readings Over lOO promuslng students were un structed by some of our teachers on the art of presentlng thear maternal Msss Kron supervises the entlre program Extemp The school wnde extemporaneous con test now In nts lOth year lncludes all WHS students The contest ongnnates In all Englnsh classes and flnal wlnners are de termaned by deluverlng speeches before adult speakmg groups after approxnmately three hours of preparatlon 'gfb 3 Tv . l 101 Dromotlc Luz Keller fi f X -ax-7 Humorous nm Word 'Q' Junior - Warren Gedstod Freshman - Paul Jeschke is s, --1 L? X Editors of Publications at Brookings, 1. to r.: Jim Ward l0range and Blackl, Shirley Smith lwarrlorl, Anne Shsplefr lChipn, Bruce Bringgold lOrange and Blackl. Quill and Scroll Look to the members of Quill and Scroll for the journalistic talent of WHS. Assisting the officers with Club activities are the advisers: Lorraine Norman, Helen McQuiIlen, Ethyle Barry, Helen Ronan, and Robert Chaussee. tw Z ' E3 Z 'Q A..,, ' i ! a fmt ' i, Jil AQ, - ,-,, . 1 i, - 1, Q s , tilt Q U55 n 'fa 00 I Officers of Quill and Scroll, 1. to r.: Jim Ward, June Smith, Katie Martin. and Bruce Brlngfold. Front row, 1. to r.: John Wicks, Peggy Jones, Shirley Hanson, Judy Reagan, Shirley Smith, June Smith, Anne Shepler. 2nd row, L to r.: Ross Olson, Jerry Hobbs, Bruce Brlnggold, Jim Ward, Katie Martin, Bob Aegerter. ,J ' nr' 5 QP'- ' ' -'wi 'W Chip Chaps rs the publrcatuon that best represents the literary talent of Washsngton Hugh Thrs ongrnal name sig nnfres Chips from the tree of knowledge Those short stones essays and poems we dread wrmng for our English teachers often are found between the Covers of thus magazine Front row 1 to r Cathy Anderson Shirley Hanson Front row l to r Assistant and Associate Editors Lavonne Gunderson Sharon Moreen 2nd row 1 to Marcia Jones Julie Olson Margaret Jones hd row r Carolyn Burns Nancy Taylor Wayne Gustafson 1 to r Rodger Robinson Photographer John Wicks Q7 4 lO3 , K ' br . xxx A Q sf x- f V7 , j , Y. Q . 4 N . , 4 Ja' X l, W' ' Q I Q' , ,,,. A . ' .,, ' I an ' , 4- , L. to r.: Adviser, Mrs. Ronang Editor, Anne Sheplerg Adviser, Miss Barry. 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NN X Editor Shirley Smith What were the ungreclrents of your l953 WarnorP Flrst our advlser Pop Chaussee who chose us as mem bers of the staff and then ave us sndlspensable help In turnung out the annual everal cups of leadershlp ambltuon and ability for our edltor In chnef Shirley Smith Though even thls :sn t a large enough portron In comparuson to the tame and energy she spent on thus yearbook The combnned efforts of the rest of the staff and the photographers were also a necessary part of the mgreduents Yes leadershrp tame abllrty and cooperatuon have turned out thas book of memorles We hope you Irke It HITIOI' Left Activities 1 to r Joan Perrenoud Diane Stoakes Judy Reagan June Smith Lower left Features 1 to r Donna Mekvold Deede Woods Sharon Roggen Bottom Photographers l to r John Wicks Bob Aegerter 4 sr yr Upper 1 to r Administration Nancy Morton Underclassmen, Mary Jordan Upper right Senior section l to r Susan Dougherty Katie Martin Right Sports 1 to r Dick Viehwez Gary Wehlage Paul Rognexs Marv Rimerman not pictured -x., 4 Business Manager Jerry Hobbs Adviser Mr Chaussee A8SiSfll'lf Edlwl' S fr. Ross Olson Art I to r Sandy Sona Marietta Hansen Mary Siekmeier Ron Mattice Co-Editor, Bruce Brtnggold Co-Editor, Jim Ward Orange and Black Miss Norman Front row, l. to r.: Charlotte Benson, Donna Mlllage, Edith Nauen, Shirley Hanson. 2nd row, 1. to r.: Peggy Jones, Bill Zabel, Sonya Oyan, Tom Howes, Shirley Brusnighan. cv 'I' plf AS1Sf.8hf EditOl', John Ewing Editor' Bob Brenner Photographer, Frank Owens WHS never runs out of subject material for a story, say the journalists on the Grange and Black staff. Each week the staff must o through the schedule of getting the news out. Fgriday and Mon- day the reporters write one or more stories. Tues- day the copy is ty ed and headlines completed. By Wednesday everything is ready to lay on the page. Thursday it is completed and sent to the printers. This group is responsible for the student directory, the Buzz Book. The editors were John Ewing and Jack White. Chief supervisor of all this work is Miss Norman. Front row, 1. to r.: Wynn Tabbert, Sharon Johnson, Margie Ewing, Sherri Selvig, Marilyn Hill, Bonnie Assam. Bev Ordal Janice John son Karen Gurley, Helen Krueger. 2nd row, l. to r.: Barbara Denbow, Bev Young, Jane Shlngledecker, Nila Colwill Lois Rossow Marilyn Olsen, Corrine Albright, Dave Lowe, Merlyn Christensen, Dave Palmer. IRC Board Members front row I to r Jim Ward Joan Perrenoud Marv Rlmerman Al Box-gen 2nd row l to r Shirley Sm.lt.h Jerry Borden Bruce Bringgold Anne Shepler International Relations Club is one of the largest clubs in Washington High School All members must be juniors and seniors This club sponsored the United Nations Day Assembly and a Christmas Party Instead of having a float in the OLD parade they gave their money to the Polio Fund IRC sent four Youth and Friendship packages to needy children in other lands The sponsors are Mr Pfeiffer, Miss Kunkle, Miss Conway, Miss Weel- dreyer, Mr, I-lauge, Miss Johnson, and Miss Bach. IRC members cleaning up after porty Santo Buz Hyden ,-5 ,Pix if F' r lv - P , f 3 tr sy .liar tr? .. E- . tl 1 2 , , . iu ui C -J xl- .- ' J v J i , as-15 no-'UH .N 9' C7 :rf College Club Board, Front row, 1. to r.: Shirley Smith, Lorraine Ba kke, Judy Reagan, June Smith. 2nd row, 1. to r.: Jim Dalton, Dean Olsen, Bob Brenner, Jim Ward, Buz Hyden, President. College Club One of the most aggressive and popular clubs of Wl-lS is College Club. A board of directors governs the activities which consist of the Christmas Formal, College Day, and enlarging the vocational and college catalogue files. Each program is planned to include the study of college and job opportunities. The faculty advisers are Mr. C. R. Beck, Miss Posthuma, Mr, l-lauge, Miss Flint, and Mr. Berkley. A moin ottroction-mistletoe Christmas Formol ot the Arkoto Alumni ond students admire the decorations gl! .J NHS 0ffiCe1'S. 110110111 to tUD5 Jerry Front row, l. to r.: Nancy Morton, Janice Tatge, Carolyn Bums, Nancy Taylor, Leah Rawle BUNCH. MikeR0Kh2SS.J08nP0fl'eH0l1d Joan Perrenoud, Julie Kay Olson, Marilyn Clark, Marlene Hastings. 2nd row, l. to r.: Anne Shepler, Jean Flynn, Mike Rogness, Bruce Brlnggold, John Wicks, Ross Olson, Carol Slobe, Esther Williams. Back row, 1. to r.: Byron Spars, Jim Bauch, Clinton Baldwin, Harry Hemleben, Allan Kelly, Norman Foster, Dick Amundson, Jerry Borden. NHS stands for National Honor Society. These letters could also be used to describe the club members as Notable, Honest, and Sincere. To be a member of this club one must not only receive 90? A's but have character, willingness to work, and leadership ability. The charter for this club was granted in l944. Mrs. Jones, Miss Kleinsasser, and Miss Kron are the advisers. Art Club No one thinks ot Art Club without Miss Bruce in the next thought. She has worn her patience, understanding and ability almost to the end help- ing WHS students appreciate Art. The Club has taken charge of a social hour, Christmas party, and the annual Art ex- hibit, When we see a good look- ing poster advertising a school activity or decorations for a big event - Miss Bruce and her Art club have gone to hours of work to produce it, Our hats Erie oft to you, our WHS Art u --1 Front row, officers, l. to r.: Peggy Jones, Liz Front row, l. to r.: Yvonne Parks, Gloria Hansen, Mary Ross, Montae Rae Krumm Keller. 2nd row, 1. to r.: Pete Elde, Esther Mary McLaughlin, Elizabeth McLaughlin, Gloria Ahnberg, Kathy Hanson. 2nd row, l Sunderman. to r.: Don Anderson, Edmund Craig, Bud Olson, Dee Shoop, Jeanette Kampen, Pat Jorgensen, Miss Bruce. 3rd row, 1. to r.: Frank Clyde, Marlene Young, Joanne Guemmer, Barbara Thompson, Paula Williams. lll Y-.1 7 The Future Teachers of Amenca Club supervrsed by Mlss Carlton and Mlss Fnck us a youngster at WHS Stnce nts organrzatlon IH l949 these students ot today have lntently studled the teachlng professuon to cultivate the teachung charactenstucs necessary an our teachers ot tomorrow FBLA The Future Business Leaders of Amenca supply a great deal of stenographlc servace to vanous or ganazatlons and lndlvrduals ot the school and com munsty The l95l l952 Club won honor for them selves by recelvung a sllver loving cup tor tlrst place ln the Class I l-llgh School Dlvlslon of the National Gregg Shorthand Contest Front row 1. to r.: Sharon Henle Marlene Kimzey Kathy Cook June Smith Theresa Burhenn Leah Rawie Pat Barrett Lorraine Snyder Janice Tatge Sandra Bush. 2nd row 1. to r.: Janice Sona Shirley Smith Delores Johnson Luann Loge, Joanne Wolf. Vivian Rallis Dace Austrrums Florence Anderson Shirley Wiebers Nancy Johnson. 3rd row 1. to r.: Ruth Olson Donna Nelson Edna Gllbertson Betty Goebel Helen Krueger Pat Devany Jerry McHenry Mary Siekmeier Jaroline Johnson Marcella Wiese. 4th row 1. to r.: Carolyn Bums Edith Nauen Betty Wallqulst Nancy Bedsaul Sharon Simmons Carol Hewlett Geraldine Smelser Joan Perrenoud Darlene Larson Betty Schumacher. Officers seated Charlotte Benson Stand ing 1 to r Marlene Brown Dorothy Langley Ann Ledyard Top to bottom Janice Sona June Smith Leah Rawte Jerry McHenry ll2 Offlcers upper Helen Colwlll Left Paula 's Front row l tor Carolyn Dovunard June Felcher Kay Beck Shlrley Peterson 2nd row l to r Marla Hammer Jeanette Kampen Vxrgxnla Turchen Nancy Schnexderman Barbara Peterson Donna Mxllage 3rd row l to r Glorla Lundstrom Connie Reynolds Joan Rxemann Nellie Talbott Helen Colwlll Joan Heath p and Mrs Hurst consists ot students who work in the library three study halls a week The Wl-lS students find this club C indispensable Back the team all the way is the purpose of the Pep Club The project to create enthusiasm at the games and pep meetings They were also instrumental in purchasing the new cheerleaders outfits this year Mr Foss and Miss Lauer are co sponsors of these pep boosters Front row l to r Sharon Roggen Esther Sunderman Katie Martin Jaroline Johnson Lorraine Bakke Connle Roth 2nd row 1 to r Al Borgen Erud Brown Kay McCahren Dick Hopewell Helen Eggers Bonnie Dubbe Judy Assam Sharon Fredrlckson Manlyn Clark Karen Cumming Sharon Frank 3rd row 1 to r Bill Zabel Bruce Brmggold Susan Dougherty Bob Roth Llnda Bradley Jim Parker Marv Rxmerman Bob Brenner Dlck Vxehweg 4th row 1 to r Dlck Falconer guzz Mooney Ed Pennock Mlck McCahren J1m Dalton Kelth Blssell Buz Hyden Tom Howes ean Olsen ll3 . . ' ' ya r M ' 1 J fb -' L s K I n pe The Library Club, sponsored by Miss Flint, Miss Amdahl, l l Teen Canteen H5 Teen Canteen C o m m i t t e e , Seated, 1. to r.: Officers, Jack W h ite , J u n e Smith. A1Borgen, and Bruce Bring- gold tnot pic- turedl. Standing, Front row, 1. to r.: Muriel Mos- sing, Nancy Aik- ens, Bob Amund- son, Helen Eggers, Dick Hopewell, Roslyn Lewin, Liz Crandall. 2nd row, 1. to r.: Andrea Grove, Chuck Anderson, Paul Clam, Kent Morstad, Marlow Cowan. Back, George Aker. Upper, Behind the eight boil! Left, Wo rch it, Liz! Biolog Club No, they're not bug-eyed, they're just the members of Biology Club. Just the most interested biologists are eligible for membership in this club, which is mainly concerned with the study of plants and animals. The advisers are Mr. Thurston and Mr, Jorgensen. I Officers, Front row, l. to r.: Rochelle DuBray, Lois Fred- I1 ll rlckson. 2nd row, l. to r.: Jack Kittelson, Keith Morrill. One of the most original clubs is Latin Club. Each meeting is centered around Roman customs and myths. Two consuls represent each Latin class. These consuls choose two Aediles to act as club of- ficers. This year the club celebrated a Christmas festival based on the Roman Saturnalia, Each year they hold a banquet where all members dress in togas and eat with their fingers, The advisers are Miss Bliss and Miss Caldwell. Consuls, Left, Front row, l. to r.: Louise Hemleben, Julie Morstad. 2nd row, Denny Green, Barbara Riemann. 3rd row, Virginia McClain, Peter Johnson. 4th row, Dave Paulson, Curtis Olson, Jack Batcheller. Front row. 1. to r.: Dave Trysstad. Tom DeVrieS.,L0uise Hemleben. Jean Wroe, Delores Dobson, Dona Wood, Jim Brown, Dick Hopewell, Tom 'I'r0utman. Paul Helland. Dvug Olson. Dennis Elkenberry, Sharon Knepper, Renee Chaussee, Elaine Questad, Georglanna Johnson. 2nd row, l. to r.: Mary Ellen Jones, Joyce Pease, Charlette Mitchell, Leigh Ann Perrenoud, Sondra Lee, Barbara Riemann, Mary Lou Jewett, Virginia McClain, Liz Crandall, Cynthia Nold, Peter Johnson, Milton Riise, Dave Paulson, Maurice Chambers, Steve Rogness, Willeen Mc- Dermott, Richard McGaughey. 3rd row, 1. to r.: Joyce Norlin, Caroline Vader, Donalene Larson, Wendy Wikholm, Barbara Carlstrom, Denny Green, Sally Knight, Darlene Larson, Andrea Grove, Sheila Woolums, Merrey Skarda, Sally Taylor, Laurice Houck, Shelly DuBray, Sonja Olson, Marjorie Wek, Carolyn Downard. 4th row, 1. to r.: Marvin Parks, Dave Palmer, Tom Knutson, Ed Harvey, Marion Limpo, Carolyn Henning, Dick Jensen, Larry Harrington, Paul Clare, Dorothea Edgington, Doris Bultena, Julie Morstad, Lois Pedersen, Liz Keller, Lois Fredrickson. 5th row, l. to r.: Paul Jeschke, Bob Graham, Bob Berdahl. Curtis Olson, Julaine Johnson, Nancy Alkens, Deanne Hanson, Kay Zullke, Korrine Johansson, JoAnna Caldwell, Truleven Jarvis, Lois Engen, Marcella Vander Schaaf, Kay Shank, Shlrley Pi-IUEYSOD. C131-ldeiie Tripp. 6th POW. 1- to I'-I Jerry Biorge, Gary Harms, Warren Gedstad. Ronnie Veenker, Albert Simons, Mike Gibson, Phillip Roberts, Larry Brenner, Joan Perrenoud, Nancy Taylor, Irene Sulcs, Mirdza Zalpetieris, Jack Batcheller. 51, t W X J U L. to r.: Anthe Margellos, Roger Mickelson, Marilyn Hill, Claude Hamilton. Spanish Officers, l. to r.: Frank Owens, Anne Shepler, Dick Hopewell. 0 I' H Always be on guard. The members of this club have a way of gliding around clicking shutters where you least expect them. To promote better photography is their chief purpose. Among their activ- ities are contests and field hikes. Mr. Lfengohn advises this small but active c u . Y-Atl 4 ik Spanish class officers, Front row, 1. to r.: Jean Nash, Sally Bruns, Miss Stegner, Muriel Mossing, Betty Elmen, Sadie Hamod. 2nd row, l. to r.: Barbara Bruce, Don Steensma, Bob Roth, Tom Sim- mons, Dick Erickson, John Crisp. Our Spanish Department is headed by Miss Stegner. lt was under her leadership that the Spanish Club or- ganized and has been running smoothly now for so many years. Each class elects its officers and the of- ficers meet together for projects and plans, The club consists of all the members of Spanish classes. Every year they hold the annual fiesta. At their meetings they have speakers from Spanish speaking countries - and show a number of movies This year the club held is iointlflhristmas party with the Latin Club. l-lasta a vista. Front. row, 1. to r.: Anne Shepler, Dawn Early, Bill Readmond. 2nd row, l. to r.: Orville Lind, Bob Aegerter, John Wicks, Frank Owens. l Q ,,,...-.,--V -5' K Officers, I. to r.: Monroe Moen, Stan Barbas, Frank Albert, Mike Rost, Dan Brown, Stuart Haskell. 2nd row, I. to r.: Bill Timmerman, Duane Ellis, Kenny Gravel, Dick Smith, Bob Berg, Bob Aegerter, Neale Haskell. 3rd row, l. to r.: Stan Barbas. Jim Bauch, Bill Schumacher, Jerry Schleicher, Frank Feldhaus, Jerry Hobbs, Orville Lind. 4th row, L to r.: Mr. Sidlo, Noel Muller, Marla Hammer, Monroe Moen, Loren Fenstermaker, Howard Green, Arnie Zirger. Front row, 1. to r.: Ricky Johnson, Duane Wardell, Tom Albert, Dennis Larson, Jerry Wall, Allie Feldhaus. . The Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Sidlo and Mr, Schwartz, seeks e b to promote original research and to discover and develop science talents. e U Affiliated with the Science Clubs of America, its programs are often put on by the students themselves, by giving original experiments and re- ports. Watch out for that whistle! lt may be one of our patrol boys. They have established an enviable safety record, because there has never been a serious accident near Washington High. The purpose of this group of boys is to make it safe for WHS students on the streets around the high school. Front row, l. to r.: Ricky Johnson,Roger Hunt, Jim Kruse. David Rati, Doug Cook. 2nd row, l. to r.: Bob Scholbes, Dale Loveland, Darrell Modlca. 3rd row, 1. to r.: Condell Westphal, Everette Martlnson. Daryl Gibbs, Denny Kolbrek. 4th row, l. to r.: Dale Bowen, Rusell Wilson, Roger Graves, Vernon l- sou. Representative to Washington, D. C., Julie Kay Olson. World ffairs World Adair: Omeers and program committee, front row, 1. to r.: Carolyn Bums, Bill Zabel, Sonya Oyan, Sandy Sona. 2nd row, 1. to r.: Julie Kay Olson, John Ewing, Anne Shepler, Jerry Borden. Red Cross Eight is the key number for this club. They have ei ht active members and have been functioning in Vx?HS for eight years. The purpose of this club is to act as an auxiliary for the Senior Red Cross. This Year the council collected supplies to fill a chest for needy children in foreign lands. Nine faculty members advise these good Samaritans. Under Miss Johnson's able advice this club has become one of Washington's largest. The group is made up of students of all classifications who are in- terested in current events. The program for this year is centered around speakers who have traveled re- cently in foreign lands. Odicers, 1. to r.: Muriel Messing, Sandy Sona, Warren Ged- Coundl. 1- W 1 wnnen Gedimdn MH-YV R-lmefmhh. MU-F181 Mossinz. stad, Luanne Gunderson, Georgianna Johnson. Sandy Sona, Georgianna Johnson, Bob Brenner. Q' ,f-vt' ix 'S xg' Agnes, tiff if 'J' iv X. vig X 'Q x Chaturanga 11' 1 ti I Mitzi Artz, queen Front row, 1. to r.: Sharla Dworak, Eleanor Hays Carolyn Sonlchsen, Gwen Stolze, Sonja Hanson 2nd row, 1. to r.: Marlene Klmzey, Bev Caesar Barbara Getman, Mary Siekmeier, Mitzi Artz. Enthusiastic chess players comprise this club, Though strictly for girls, the chance to challenge the boys comes annually at a combined party. Front row. l. to r.: Fanny Clark, Judy Allan, Carol Kuhns, Mary Ann Edland, Geraldine Bills. Betty Van Laar, Nancy Grevlos, Joyce Pope. 2nd row, 1. to r.: Sharla Dworak, Pat Barrett, Orva Fehrenz, Montae Rae Krumm, Sonya Hanson, Joanne Bruxvoort, Connie Rames, Sonja Olson, Janice Cronk. 3rd row, 1. to r.: Lois Fredrickson, Joyce Kosberg, Deanna Relyea, Nancy Holm, Jeanette Hooker. 4th row 1 to r.' Geraldine Warne, Marilyn Hansen, Shirley Dwol-ak, Rochelle Du.Bray, Marge Meyers, Karen Ozren. is This club, sponsored by Miss Evenson, helps to teach its members sportsmanship. Its two activities are tennis and bowling. Officers, Nona Colwlll, Pat Barrett, Nancy Grevlos. san..- ov- any 'D if N! Pawn Pushers Jerry Borden, president L. to r.: Jerry Borden, Bob Berdahl, Wayne Burk, Dick Erickson, Larry Hartshom, Jim Lease, Bob Myklebuxt, Warren Gedstad. These active fellows belong to chess club strictly as a hobby, The boys take turns playing host. Their pur- pose is the better learning of the game of chess and pure enjoyment. Each year they play the girls, and this usually determines who has best stayed on the subject of chess during the year. ' The Monogram Club consists of boys who have won the official WHS Monogram in competition in varsity athletics Throughout the year the members assist at tournaments and M track meets. Coaches Diehl, Burns, Evans. and Hansen are the sponsors. Ofnlkfl, l. to r.: Bob Berguln, .Tack Neurotb, Duane Leach. Front now, 1. to r.: Dave Paulson, Al Benson, Ben Newcomb, Bill Simpson, John Stelzmlller, Bob Lamb, Bob Newcomb, Bob Berguin. 2nd now. 1. to r.: Blaine Gllcher, Buzz Mooney, Jack Neuroth, Dick Wold, Delmar Kroon, Bill Stiockstad, Duane Leach. 3rd row, 1. to r.: Pat Smith, Steve Beckman, Bud Olson, Hal Erickson, Wayne Gustafson, Gearry Swenson, Dick Amundson, Paul Rognass. Junlor Klwanlan A-IQ, 10 K ix TX 'B-ii rv- L to r Jim Skaggs Vernon Howard Marv Rimerman Jim Ward Each month Mr R A Beck chooses a representatuve boy to be Jumor Klwanuan He must excel In some held or actavuty such as athletics torensncs or publlcatnons After attendlng the tour meetlngs of the month he as ex pected to glve a cntrcnsm on the program of the sensor club or a speech on a toprc of hns own choice Home Eoonomlos Do a good turn dally could well be the slogan of the l-lome Economlcs Club Each member of this club bought material and made a kumona tor a needy chlld They also plan to do somethlng forthe Cnppled Children s Home The advvsers are Mass Muller, Muss Frease and Mass Breklce Front row 1 to r Mary Bang Darlene Jacobson Shirley Rxch Mavis Larson Virginia Ronken Joanne Nesby Sally Ferdig Alinda Anderson Eve Assld Gloria Moberly Pat Rohlffs Esther Meyers 2nd row l to r Judy Youngren Noreen Tschetter Dolly Brown, Eleanor Boekhoff Sandra Bethke Charlene Moret Kay Hooker Jean Stembeck Ruby Kapsch Janice Johnke Penny Pierce 3rd row l to r Susan Lommel Gail Shaw Rosella Seubert Jonelle Johnson Frances Seaber! Barbara Anderson Delores Pederson Shirley Kimball Lexgh Ann Pcrrenoud Dee Ann Dlxon Shlrley Feay Jackie Mellenberndt -ith row 1 to r Sharon Fresvik LuJoen Hoover Shirley Albertus Lenore Smyrak Earlyn Snene June Lewis Jamce DeYoung Shirley Dodds Bonnie Henjun Janice Christensen Maryorie Hanna Karen Voss I O C , V E ,X J M- r '. . .: , , , . I I ' - C ll - II ' ' . . . 2 , . , . , . , . .: . . , ' . . . . . , . , , . A , - -I . . . . , , ' . , . .: , , A . , . , . , . . . . A Squad Cheerleaders, Front row, l. to r.: Jarollne Johnson, Lonaine Bakke, Connie Roth. 2nd row, l. to r.: Sharon Rouen, Katie Martin, Esther Sunderman. Though we are proud of our team, WHS definitely takes pride in its cheerleaders, Besides being the best cheerers and the best looking, this year, with the arrival of the new outfits, they are also the best dressed in the state. Sharon Roggen and Connie Roth were co-head cheerleaders. Cheerleaders Most of these girls, who were chosen by the try-out and elimination system, will be the A Squad Cheerleaders of next year. They have shown their ability and spirit by cheering at all the B Squad games during the past season. B Squad Cheerleaders, Front row, l. to r.: Bonnie Assam. Bev Ordal, Sandy Sona. 2nd row, l. to r.: Rosie Hunter, LaVonne Ronnlng, Irene Kemerllng, Marilyn Hill, Carolyn Sonichsen. G3 I il U I 1 13' , : DQ- D Red satin and versatility-Ina Here comes Dogs! We're having tea for two, Five? A bit of France-soft lights-and wow! Has anyone counted this quartet lately? Dove Sugar Blues Lowe You Belong to Me-Shirley ll wishl Tough QUQS See much these days, Bob? We could listen to them forever. 'W sn, 5.5 wi 1 Q5 1 ,A , ,. '95, X f 4 N JE fl- '4 , !L' '1 'NP' Q, I Our pride and joy lead the parade. Everyone wanted to Con ratulate Q June and Marv. 3.31 Who could eat ata time luke this? W H S proudly presents its 1952 Orange Letter Day Royalty. ,x Queen ond Morshol join in the cheering T by hr'-. Happy Jun the dance The grond e ond Morv of morch climcxed o truly wonderful doy-right, kids? ull' 130 With each school year comes our wonderful Orange Letter Day, Along with all the necessary preparations, many homerooms and clubs put forth much effort in producing a float which may take a prize in one ofthe three prize-winning divisionsi humorous, original, and the most beautiful. Our most prized possession l This year they were excep- tionall Certainly a lot of time was given to them, and the outcome was great. Here we present the first place winners in each divi- sion. Homeroom 212 L. Aaland: the most original float l-lomeroom 2l3 E. Barryi the most beautiful float Homeroom 4l2 R. Bach: the most humorous float El 34a K Q 4 1 if ,X num' His. V+ X sf gg 5 W: X S ' wg 5 if mme 'M Morshol Morv Rlmermon Bm ce EY WQQOM Connie R O fh RUY LTY J,m WW mx We BY 134 ewcomb E5 fher S undenhan ROY LTY B ob Newcomb Shawn een N ROQQQV' 135 October l8 l952 Deor Joe Student l don t expect you to belueve this but yesterdoy wos the biggest doy of my entnre l7 yeorsl From beglnnung how at ns unbelrevoble now thot nts over Our Orange Lettegogagrefylsgter of Ceremonles This yeor Something new WGS tried A tolent show put on by the students Everyone responsible reolly must hove worked for ut looked octuolly protesslonoll Mr Foss our bond director hod o terrntnc bond consustung of student bond members l guess the beoutltul coronotlon wos the hughlught ot our Oronge Letter Doy Festnvutues Crues ot delight rose from the oudltoruum os the curtoln opened re veolung our Queen June Smith ond our lvlorshol Morv Rumermon Joe the gurls certounly were rovushung In thelr whlte tormols Right otter the ceremony ond picture toklng we were rushed out to hondsome new convertibles for the sunny porode The tootboll gome odded to the success ot the doy tor our boys trompled Aber deen 35 O Following thls we went to the Arkoto Bollroom for our homecoming donce The muslc by the South Dokoto Stote Colleglons wos tops ond It set the perfect tlnlsh to o perfect doy Pleose wnte next yeor to tell me obout the l953 Oronge Letter Doy since we who ore groduotung won t be here to be ID on the fun ond excntement Signed, Bob 136 U I I W to end at wos luke o dreom. 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I . , I Oi Q X XJQB F M , Xssffyf' Bruce Bringgold MrHEThrstonG eral XC N Chairma I 'Z' Y 5 Marv Rlmerman and hrs commlttee Johnny Ewrng and Duck Ron ken took care of the football game The favors were sold by Mass Amdahl Mrs Farley Katy Martln Buz l-lyden Bonnle Dubbe and Jam Bauch Coronatlon rs always headed by Mlss Evenson and thls year Mr Berkley was asslstant adviser They were alded by Sandy Sona Bev Ordal Warren Gedstad and Kent Morstad The dance at the Arkota was planned by Mr Lemohn Bruce Brlnggold Sally Wlnner and Frank Owens 1,2 Sandy Sona Marilynlilll Bob Brenner Assistant General Chairman l37 f Wlthout the hours of plannlng and organlza tlon by Mr Thurston Washlngton l-llgh would never have had lts beautlful Orange Letter Day We owe much to our commrttees These stu dents and thelr advlsers helped greatly so that thlngs would run smoothly on the most Important day of the year The assembly was under the able dlrectlon of Mr Clark Close Bob Brenner Blll Zabel and Rozle Lewln The parade advlsers E K these actlve students Marllyn Hull Susan Dougherty Jack Whlte and Duck Engel took care of the floats and plans for the parade Katy Marthx Marv Rimerman N nf' D' . - f ff . 1 , , , jf ,Y K4 N Q - ' 'T' V 'JI 15 N ,I g fx f -P 1r-r H . if J' A ,Wm 'll , 1 ,, ' JJ J P ' 0 ,, ,I , 4 I X 'xy I . Ill . ,I x,Q YI! . . . u , en if ,,jJ.!,ga y. mf 25 V ' ' y ' 7 a ' ' l , Q' br' yl lg . ' ' f - Qlllrfis H ' ' 4' l-l-1 Barry and D. Jorgensen, plus f T 1 K as ' Z r 2 , . ' . U y ESD Le'f!.Topto Btw o m: Dean Berkley, Arnie Bauer ,- COACHES Rlght, Top to Bot- ' tom: Elmer Hansen. Grant Heekenllvely, - Doug Evans x it CH MPS 1 X A T ,93'R'04?,-. The Warriors opened their l952 track season at f f t 'X T Holstein, Iowa, where a squad of nine men took a strong lg 'Z A Q Q 'W second place. Neuroth, Dannenbring, Peckham, and the if' ' X., 3 R, 'C 880 relay team copped firsts, , X, A The following week found the Warriors at Mitchell W t and Cherokee. At Mitchell, the 440 relay team nailed 5 1 A a first along with a record toss in the shot by Peckham. A v , , S , 3 The next day, at Cherokee, the locals picked up ' ' ' ' S x another record from Peckham's shot and first in the In 4 A' i , i 880 and mile relays good for third place. 9' flu ft r ' is ' KM , At the Aberdeen Relays, on April 26, Peckham, M . T Neuroth, and Stelzmiller lby tiel garnered firsts. R - .. - 5 The following weekend was a busy one for the team. On May 3, part of the team was in Sioux City. A A n Peckham's trusty shot was the only first, but the team E Rm added other places for a fair showing. On the next day 'A Qs T Sioux Falls played host to the best runners in the ' -iv ,, , , Midwest, in the huge Dakota Relays. The Warriors A' J 2 , M' al l placed well at home with Big John's shot leading Q :X V the parade. Stelzmiller tied in the high jump, and - H-M, Vs EQ ' U V f the mile relay team upset Vermillion in one of the - - Q-an greatest races seen here in a long time. In the Region 5 Meet, the Warriors really QUU0 Q X turned in a performance. The horde of firsts in- ' it 'fp K K cluded Peckham, Stelzmiller, Leach, Dannen- M , i f i f - 'A In 4, 1, bring l3l, and Gilcher. The team ran up a total lg Q l i 'Aww ' 'I of l l2 points. At the State Meet, however, the squad 'tl J 1 ran a rather disappointing fourth, as Huron was the in-K V T' I winner, but the Peckham shot led the field. The next i - if ww , week found the Warriors closing the season with a E' rush. They won the Conference Meet and outscored the R 00 Q three teams that placed ahead of them in the State Meet. -s Stelzmiller, A. Smith, Burke, Dannenbring, and Peckham scored firsts, while others placed heavily to give the squad I ' of Elmer Hansen 60 213 points. T M 1 i A i I ASQU D rr' Front row l to r Eddie Deliawk Blaine Gxlcher Tom Lemonds, Dean Branson Bill Doyle Dewey Leach Pat Smith George McKean Klrkegaard Jack Neux-oth Dave Paulson Bob Aegerter Bill Simpson Keith Hodge Don Gaab B SQUA Front row l to r Lyonel Gonyo Lyle Funge Nate Alick Les Larson Wally Klawiter Dave Hopewell Dick Erickson Tom Robertson Dean Olsen 2nd row 1 to r Claxr Thelin Tom Alberts Dick Ageton Don Amundson Tom Robertson Jlm Watson Bud Olson Wayne Gustafson Jerry Reedy Ross Olson Doug Lmd Chuck Levme 3rd row 1 to r Dale Paulson Ron Salem Buzz Mooney Buz Hyden, Jim Ageton, Jim Dalton George Frednckson George Aker Denny Olson Bruce Miller Alan Benson Don Benner Frank Clyde 139 - 3 , 1 1 ,. i n . ! M Av , K . ' 75,31 7 ,L Y. H Dick Amurxrlson, Deb Dannenbrlngi Back row, l. to. r.: Alonzo Smith, John Peckham, Mlke'Conner, John Stelzmiller, 'Jim Kolb, Harold - 1 N , H, , , all Q5 is 1 DQ I it l Bob leaps for a first Peckham fires away For l952 Bob Dannenbring Team Captains For l 953 Duane Leach Bob glides through Bill and Jock lead the pack Doyle strains forward 140 I UNK Front row 1 to r John Hlllgren Jerry Dugan Ronald Moon Roger Axlund Bill Erickson Jim Koons Paul Pratt Dxck Falconer Doug Pay Camllle Assld 2nd row 1 to r Don Wood Kenny Ingalls Amie Stenseth Dave Kruger Leon Cook Dave Lyche Denny York Larry Kenyon Jim Halpxn Dxck Chandler Jim Nation 3rd row 1 to r Harold Schartz Clxtiord Clyde Jerry Wangsness Bob Redfield Dave Baker Dxck Hansen George Olson Rog Kxelman John Beardsley Bob Shreve Gary Bahr F LL TRACK For those boys who dont play football yet want to stay In condltlon a program of fall track and cross country runnung ns of fered The cross country squad of eight boys worked very hard It was not unusual for them to go out for a three mule run for their workout The team competed ln two meets In the first annual Sroux Falls In vztatuonal Meet the local boys placed second behmd the fleet Flandreau lndtans At Brooklngs a week later they ran be hand the lnduans and Monroe Bob Aeger ter led the Warnors an both events CROSS COUNTRY TEAM 1 to r Coach Hansen Rog Gravelle Dick Amundson Louie Tobxas Ross Olson Blaine Gllcher Bob Aegerter Miss ing are Kelth Hodge and Lyle Funge 'QQ ,, l 5- BS 4 if y .1 Ill Y 4 U0 l4l row 1 to r Coach Elmer Han sen Jim Watson Rog Gravelle Keith Hodge Ron Hoefert Ross Olson Paul Freebum Louie Tobias Back row l to r Jerry Wangsness Dick Amund son Mnke Conner Linwood Schroder Don Erickson Roger Johnson Bob Aegerter Tom Robertson Blaine Gllcher Dave Baker 3 I I I I . H , - ' ' ll I , 1 1 ' . ' N ' , ,rw ' -. - 'J' . ' 53 2' ff! A ' ,' .r 1, A '. -, ' ' FALL TRACK TEAM - Front ,H A T ' - e.,. rw , . - ' ' - V. .. sv Z x X QP,-I Ak-, 0 M fp ' U . ' 'f , . , ' 5 jr' .I Q ' ' ' 3' ' 5 'Q lg! I I f mi .If I. ' ' 1 , ,Q -' as 4 v , ,, - . , ' ' H ' 'J' f ' . , .nr rn . , . .1 f J , S , V r ' , :Y :Gag ,sat A TT, , - y I i , . . 'Ss 2 tag-' M' X :X A 'Q I N. 1 Q F , , . John Peckham B111 Simpson Bo Aelerter Don Gaab Bob Dannenbrinl Alonzo Smith ' v SPECI LISTS 880 RELAY TEAM 1 to r B111 Doyle Dave Paulson Dick Amundson Dewey Leach Blaine Gilcher John Stelzmiller Jlck Neuroth 142 GOLF A D TENN S l GOLF WHS was well represented on the golf lunks thus year un the person of John Enrught It was a strong year for thus man about the green as he copped the State Junuor Chamber of Commerce contest at Brook ungs un June for the turst of a long strung of honors Thus wun enabled hum to partucupate un the Natuonal JCC contest at Eugene Oregon Here he placed 24th out of l52 entrants the country over from relatuvely ZOOOO aspurants Enrught earned hus monogram by wunnung the State hugh school tourney at Mutchell un August He edged Cy Ruchards of Aberdeen l5l l54 un a 36 hole match John also won the MCC Jr and partucupated un the Junuor Western and USGA Jr tourneys un Munneapolus TENNIS Coached by John Hoyapottubu WHS s net sters laud claum to an abundance of laurels thus past net season Representung the Orange and Black were Orva Fehrenz Carol Kleespues Mary Suekmeuer Muke Rost Chuck Baulun Jay Pryor Muck Conner and Angue Rallus Baulun teamed wuth Pryor to nab the state hugh school doubles tutle and Fehrenz won the Jr Women s trophy un the state open Durung the season the team uourneyed to Rochester Fargo and Grand Forks L to Mary Siekm i r Carol Kleespies, Jly Pl'Y0f Chuck B ilin F hre ...gl 1.1 be 1 , tr .V ,. A .. ' 4 F Q is ' 1 ' I.. ' - J 0 ' ' h 1 ll 1 - N 7 . . I . . E . ' n . . . ' . ' r . . , I 1 . . ' l I - , ' A ui h . . . .Vw-3 N 1 , A H ,yt t , ,L t . Nix I I I H Q, . . . . I I I ' I , I ' 7 S14 ' I ,hw . - , . A A ' U . r.: ee , B and Orva e nz F , Q' 'us ' 41 v I, F. .I ' lu uuu 's t,, ' 1' W I M L WT H ' 'H-' ' Wt , ' s, W J u M - , N - in 1, ' ' Xu m . .C , ' . ... - A WARRIORS CO TINU DOMI ATIO OF SIO XLAN O Q D .-k A d 'V' oo.- , 'as as 3- .... as if 61 an as J' A-SQUAD: Front row, 1. to r.: Jim Skaggs. Duane Leach, Bob Hammers, Dick Ronken, Pat Smith, Larry Hartshom. 2nd row l. to r Jack Kittelson, Jim Faust, George McKeon, Don Amunoson, Jerry Nelson, Dale Paulson, Merle Ameson. 3rd row l. to r' Bruoe Miller' Dick Johnson, Gearry Swenson, Tom Robertson, Dick Erickson, Ben Newcomb, Bob Newcomb, Bill Stockstad. 4th row, l. t.o'r.: Jack Wear Steve Beckman, Bud Olson, Carl Wilson, Doug Lino, Paul Rpgness, Hal Erickson, Alan Benson. 5th row, l. to r' Del Kroon tmanagerj Wayne Gustafson, Bob Amburn, Ron Salem, Jim Higgins, Bill Simpson. Frank Clyde, Bob Berguin. 6th row l r.: Keith Bissell Gman- agerl, Don Kent, Jack Phillips, Jack Neuroth, Dick Wold, Dave Paulson, Blaine Gilcher, George Aker, Don Knner. OFFENSE Front row 1 to r Jack Neuroth Alan Benson Jxm Skaggs Bob Bergum Tom Robertson Blu Simpson Dick Wold 2nd row l tor B111 Stockstad Dewey Leach Don Renner Pat Smlth Team Captains -495. 'Cris' 'T DEFENSE Front row 1 to r Bill Simpson Jack Neumth .hm Skaggs Jxm Faust George McKeon Bob Berguin Wayne Gustafson 2nd row 1. to r Steve Beckman Pat Smith Dave Paulson Ben Newcomb 145 , . .: , , ' , ' , , , . , . .: O Bob aerzuin X' X ca af, 7 . Jim Skazss '-. 3 - Mr . 1 1. .. . A. ..Q.. . - I ln. I I T B O h b B u HONORED Coach of the Year All Staters The mann reason for the Warruor success In the past four years has been football coach Bob Burns Even though hus team was outwelghed by most opponents the Orange and Black had a ternfuc lane and an excellent backfneld due a great deal to has strategic coachung The supenor lob he dad thus year warranted hum the Snouxland Coach of the Year as awarded to hum by the Snoux Clty Journal These Warrlors were named to the Sodak Sports All State team Bob Bergum and Jnm Skaggs furst team Jack Neuroth second team whale Dewey Leach and Jum Faust x gt rated thnrd and fourth teams respectnvely 6 C Y I l o S L? E 3 f C h 'S fl ! 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P M ' n ' 'I ll ' ' ' l 52 M ANS THIRTY F0 R WHS 34 Cathedral 6-ln a highly successful grud opener the Warruors soundly trounced the lrush un an untra cuty affaur wutnessed by 5000 excited spectators Relyung almost enturely on a ground attack the Orange and Black receuved touchdown efforts from Jum Hu guns Dewey Leach and Steve Beckman It was the excep tuonal lune play however that spelled vuctory or the Warruors Mighty mute Jim Skaggs turned un an out standing performance along wuth Jum Faust Tom Robertson Bull Sumpson and Bob Berguun A total of 384 yards was amassed by the Suoux compared to 32 for the lrush WHS 32 Yankton 7 Starting theur E S D Conference warfare as they ended ut last year the Warruors received especually hard runnin from Bull Stockstad Hugguns and Leach which combined wuth Don Renners over head work formed hug lughts un the offensuve fanfare All 33 members of the WHS squad received duty Duck Ronken and George McKeon turned un steady defensuve performances WHS 28 Mutchell I3 Although shaky at tumes the Wa rruors managed to gather enough power to defeat the al ways tough Kernels The vusutors uumped to an early 7 O advantage but the Orange and Black fought back relyung heavuly on the Renner to Wold passun combunatuon Three touchdowns by fullback Jum Hugguns and a fourth by end Wayne Gustafson were enoug to stave off a persustent foe Automatic Don Renner booted four conversuons un as many trues WHS 34 Watertown O-ln perhaps theur best game of the season the WHS grudders completely spouled the foot ball part of Watertowns Ku Yu Day Homecoming festuvutues Hugguns wuth two and Wold Johnson and Beck man wuth one each led the Warruor touchdown parade Wayne Gustafson turned un a fine defensuve ame as dud Berguun Skaggs and Jack Neuroth The Warruor offensuve machine ground out an umpressuve 2 yards compared to Watertown s 37 WHS 35 Maduson O-Paced agaun by theur consustently powerful line the Warruors chose to use deceptuon un place of power wuth the result beung a vuctory over the Bulldogs Halfbacks Dewey Leach and Pat Smuth traveled 7l and 67 yards respectuvely for touchdowns and fullback Jum Hugguns added another two on short uaunts through the muddle Bob Berguun on hus patented center around play beefed hus way to the funal Suoux marker Defensuvely Ben Newcomb and Bob Hammers were outstandung WHS 4l Huron 6-Unleashung a strong aur attack to go along wuth their smooth ground machinery the Warruors claumed Huron as theur fifth E S D vuctum whule sufferung the loss of conference scorung leader Jum Hugguns un the process Dewey Leach Duck Johnson Duck Wold and Steve Beckman all reached pay durt un the con ball A total of 405 yards was picked up by the Suoux compared to the Tugers lO8 WHS 35 Aberdeen O-Not content wuth the other successful OLD Homecoming actuvutues the Warruor grudders added theur own show by applyung a 35 O whutewashung on th Eagles of Aberdeen Passung domunated the Suoux offense wuth Leach Renner and Stockstad throwung and Wold Neuroth and Smuth receuvung The Oran e and Black were especually successful defensuvely wuth Co captauns Bob Berguun and J um Skaggs leadung e way Bull Sumpson Ben Newcomb and Jum Faust were also effective un haltung the Eagles Don Renner and hus conversuons had a perfect nught fuve for fuve WHS 48 Rapid Cuty l9 ln revenge of a 50 defeat at the hands of the Cobblers the Orange and Black amassed 465 yards un rollung up theur hughest pount total of the season Fundung themselves on the short end of a 7 6 score at the end of the unutual quarter the Suoux quuckly changed the sutuatuon by garnerung three second ruod touchdowns and addung a luke number un the funal half lt was the uunuors who played outstandungly ayne Gustafson Duck Ronken Duck Johnson Bud Olson and Pat Smuth WHS l4 Brookungs I4 The eyes of South Dakota were on Brookungs for thus conference decudung affaur Had ut not been for Brookungs Nug Johnson the Warruors would probably have returned wuth a vuctory As ut was the Suoux had to come from behund twuce to tue the unspured Bobcats Playing wuthout regulars Hugguns and Faust the Orange and Black stull held an edge un every statustucal department except the score Dewey Leach scored both Warruor touchdowns and Don Renner both conversion attempts A frantic Suoux fueld goal try wuth only seconds remaunung was unsuccessful Credut for outstandung performances goes to all the courageous Warruor regulars WHS 20 Suoux'Cuty Central 8-Reboundung from the prevuous weeks tue the Warruors forcefully dusplayed theur power un a vctor over the tough Luttle Maroons Bull Stockstad was the furst Warruor to cross the goal lune followed by Pat muth A terrufuc defensuve game was turned un by Bull Sumpson and linebacker George Mc Keon regardless of a wrong way run was a continual headache to the Central offense Pat Smuth taking over defensuve dutues for unuured Duck Ronken also looked good for the Suoux WHS 33 Suoux Cuty East l3 The Warruors dudn t waste any tume un thus llth and funal game of the season scor ung three tumes un the unutual half wuth McKeon Johnson and Wold goung over for the markers Dave Paulson and Bud Olson completed the scorung wuth a touchdown apuece The encounter wound up the WHS football careers of 24 senuors wuth all of them seeung plenty of actuon Thus the 52 grud season ended extendung the Warruor undefeated strung to 34 consecutuve games I47 9 I test. Bob Berguin and Jim Skaggs were the biggest thorhs in the Tiger hides, as both played bang-up defensive ' . . - . . e ' ! , . a , . . I I Centers L to r Bob Berguin Paul Rogness Pete Exde Keith Mox1'11l 1. Wold leaps high to snare a Renner pass H a Ifbacks L. to r.: Bud Olson, Bob Hammers, Pat Smith, Dewey Leach, Dick Erickson, Jerry Nelson, Bill Stockstad 148 L to r Bruce Mxller Don Kent Gearry Swenson Alan Benson Bill Simpson George Aker Bob Fie Ctrl Wilson Jim Faust Bob Ambum and Jack Phxllips not pictured Renner throws 0 bockfueld block for o Leoch byposs L to r Frank Clyde Jack Kittelson Dale Paulson Jim Skaggs Tom Robertson George McKeon Bob Newcomb Lyonel Gonyo - 1 x - Q' ,- ,. . -. 3 I sf ' in S ' .-L ' . .1 . . . . . . . , . - . x u N X .':L.qK?s.-ff, Lrjkf K . ' +V A . - - ,U 4. . W ' '- A .K lg wiv, , J. - 'K ,ugglw .443 - ..K1.,x1f-,L- '. '-531, VN ' ' ' V 1, K ' ' . .Z . I I 1 , I 1 :Q L to r Dick Wold Rm Salem Jack Neuroth Wayne Gustafson Doug Lind Hal Erickson L to r Larry Hnrtshorn Don Renner Dave Paulson Ben Newcomb Dick Ronken not pictured A-an L to r Dick Johnson Steve Beckman Jack Wear Jim Higgins not pictured - - 3 .L - -5 1 n 1 n - gg, 7 n . 1135 , ,. f If ff R W az , . 'i y ' ' A XJSN- r I l,.,1 . , I I ' Vw K. ,ml '3 1 . .: , , , . ,nl Q 1 ' 2 -, - -3 - . - . Injured Gridders L. to r.: top to bottom: Dick Ronken Jim Higgins Jack Phillips Bob Ambum I1 Q1 L to r Kelth Bissell and Delmar Kroon B SQUA SHUI hd! Front row 1 to r Howard Moe Dave Kruger Paul Pratt Leon Cook Blackle Cralg Denny York Stan Cadwell Bob Shreve 2nd row l to r Ron Moon Bob Trouten Dxck Falconer Jlm Natxon Dxck Hopewell Bxl1Er1ckson Ken Ingalls Rog Axlund Jlm Koons 3rd row l to r Coach Arnle Bauer Dzck Chandler John Beardsley Dlck Klock Mmlan Johnson Gary Nerxson Jerry Dugan Jxm Parker Bog Klelman Mlke Myers Coach John Lawrence 4th row 1 to r Bob Sacre Bob Redfleld Glen Nelson Gordon Twedt Gary Behr George Olsen Jlm Kelly Larry Slupe Eugene Bulhs The 52 gnd season was a hlghly successful one for the Junlor Warnors as they complled elght vlctorres IH as many encounters The B Squad beat such strong opponents as Cenrervllle Gereral Beadle of Madlson Dell Roplds Mitchell Augustana Academy of Canton, Worrhlngton B Brooklngs B and Cafhedral Junlor Varslty Much credlt has to be glven to the coachnng of John Lawrence and Amle Bauer l'5l we U 9 . - :X 6 fa . 'x l Ag A rg L X 'Q' f Q' 'hc M V A . A A Q - , I . - ' 1 , . . Q l A . . K A 1 l - - I .EMA 2 rm , .- in W Q WAI- L n o , 5 '. f5..1Q ' A '- K , J- N.. ,, I I 'E I ' N - - V5 I - , , - A , 1 f . . . - - . . I . ' p I I . . 1 , - FRESHMAN HE VIES QQQ ' x ol-5 url Front row 1 to r Paul Anderson Roland Chambers Phll Anderson Allle Alberts Byron Payne Bob Wems Noel Muller Les Loveless 2nd ro 1 to M V l R wa rs d arvxnl oe s Rechard Dee Louie Comehus Roger Lowell Stewart Haskell B111 Wright Roger Armstrong Daryl Gxbbs Anderson Roy Lane, Tom Bxshop Nick Salem Coach Chuck Mandsager ' FRESH MAN LIGHT 1 f' Front row l to r Doug Cook Jack Lesney Dlck Posz Dan Koons Dennis Bissell Lee Rundberg David Roti 2nd row 1 io r Albert Sona David Bork Mike Rost Ray Davis Gary Hill Marvxn Boegler B111 Sadowski Rodney Thompson 3rd row l to r Coach Dean Berkley Mike Gibson Tom Schlexcher Bob Thompson Karol Kntelson Ed Wxllxams Larry Fxe Andrew Pearlbachs Steve Thompson Coach Lloyd Taplett 152 1 - A 4 l f K V x' A I f, 17 ' J as X., 4, QQ 6 I X Q . V Q . Q 5 W , on 'v 6 Q. M A ! oger Iraves. nr row, . to r.: oach Doug Evans, Dick Sorenson, Gene Mikkelson, John iiunge, Rodean Elmstrand, Bob Bass Chuck X l I - c I 0 A it 'f Zh QM . Y fm' Q78 ' i , Q , V fx, 1 . , L ' g, HHSKHHHH I 5 3 XQII - Front row 1 to r Hal Erickson Bob Lamb John Wiebe Gayle Hoover Tom Robertson Bud Olson Whitey Watson Les Larson, Roger Reid Back row 1 to r Dave Paulson Don Renner Buz Hyden Don Erickson Jack Neuroth Dick Wold Jim Hagen, Buzz Mooney, L. to r.: Coaches of B-Squad, John Lawrence and Lloyd Taplett. L, to r.: Coaches of Freshman Squad, Grant Heckenlively and Doug Evans. B-Squad Front row 1 to r Roger Axlund Jim Kelly Dxck Jensen Rusty Huhn Chuck Trautner Dick Falconer Larry I-larrmgton Dick Hope well Ron Moon Back row I to r Bill Erxckson Jim Johnson Don Wood Gary Nenson Paul Clare Jerry Wangsness Tom Simmons Dave Lyche Jack Batcheller Freshman Squad tlansen John Crisp Karol KIIYBISOD Alan Hawks Chuck Anderson Back row 1 to r Ph1l Anderson Howard Leapley Mlke Gibson Delbert I-laron Marvm Voels Louie Comellus Bob Downing Davxd Abraham Noel Muller Wayne Boese Rxchard Guderyahn Rodean Elmstrand Bob Bass Roy Lane 155 Front row, l. to r.: Bob Amundson, Tom Schleicher, Jerry Savold, Jack Lesney, Larry Fie, .David Quigley, Karl Schlicht, Rodney Chris- Muke Conner Don Erickson f Jock Neurorh B u 1' c h W i e b e Don Renner 5 H o I E r i c k s o n J O c k . W h i r e w B o b L 0 m b INDIVIDUAL SCORING THE SEASON S RECORD Student Managers A I ., :lf1 r 'gf59.'i 4 V5 r -6 , 4 7 ,-fx -f I f?2'1,- . C 'W Romoln Nelson Z A 1 . , A lffiff 1 - J kia I A'-Es t I 'vu- Cagers Cop Conference In what proved to be the most successful of recent WHS basketball campaigns the Warnors completely dominated the E S D prcture by breezung through the I4 game conference slate wrth only a slngle setback to mar an otherwuse perfect record After Inrtratang the 52 53 season wuth ten consecutrve truumphs the Sroux cagers were frnally handed therr first reversal by the Austin lMrnn l Packers In a contest played at Mrnneapolls but the Orange and Black came back strong to complete the seasons remarnder with sux addltlonal vvctorres and only two setbacks Hrghlughtrng the campargn were twrn vuctorues over powerful conference foes Aberdeen Huron and defending tntlrst Brookrngs Interestung to note IS the fact that onl one South Dakota qulntet Water town was able to best the Warrrors dunng the entire regular season o play Enternng the State A Tourney by vurtue of regronal vuctones over Canton and Vermlllron the Orange and Black drew a highly underrated Nlllbank fave as their frrst round foe The Inspired vrsrtors turned back the War nors and went on to frnush 3rd rn the tournament After sufferrng a second setback at the hands of the revenge ful Bobcats of Brookungs the Sroux recovered to beat a tough Lead club rn the fmal contest And so the men of Wally Dlehl ended the year wuth an over all record of 2l and 5 a mark well worth shootrng for an future WHS cage seasons Jock Kittelson 2 Roger Kielmon Duck Wold Jack Neuroth Don Renner Dave Paulson Hal Errckson Muck Conner John Stelzmrller Bob Lamb Gayle Hoover Rog Read Don Errckson Bud Olson Whrtey Watson Jack Whrte Buzz Mooney John Wrebe Buz Hyden Keith Hodge WHS Opponents Vermlllron Mrtchell Madrson Cathedral Yankton Brookrngs Watertown Aberdeen Huron Mrtchell Austrn Munn Madrson Yankton Sroux Cnty Central Brookrngs Watertown Suoux Crty East Aberdeen Huron Sectron Fave Meet Canton Vermrllron State Tournament Mnlbank Brookungs ea ' ----.--.. ........ - ..... -- .......,.............. ---- ....... 37l .. 29 ---..--....- ....... ------- ..... - ....... ---.238 56.------ ..,....... - ....... 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O. . 1. , ' , A . 2. , ' . l 3. , . 4, ' . 5. ' , g ' ' . No. 5 NO. 4 44 , lx? f X. 9 ' 9 X il l6l l x - 1 1-as gp 'Y A , A 2 .iff ', I Janie Hackett MN Betty Holmoe Marietta Hansen Janet Spawn Sweetheart February 22 was a happy day for senior Betty Holmoe During inter mission at one of our favorite dances that evening vice-president of the Dramatic Club Jim Ward presented Betty with a gold locket meaning that she had been honored by those at- tending the dance to hold the title of Sweetheart of 52. The Sweetheart is an annual affair sponsored by the Dramatics Club and given at the Arkota. The officers of this club have the task of selectin the four candidates one from eac classification, They are chosen on the basis of sweetness and person- ality and their identity is revealed in the special assembly a few days before the dance. Those attending the dance are given a ballot when they enter. The other candidates for the honor were: Janet Spawn freshman' Mari- etta Hansen sophomore' and Janie Hackett junior. Spinster it Spunster comes lust once a year but that one week has all the gurls runnung huther and thuther malfung all the preparatuons to take the one guy out The Spunster week us clumaxed Fruday nught wuth the dance The theme thus past year was the Sprung Breakdown Marv Rumerman was crowned and reugned as Spunster Kung Those competrng for the posutuon were Jum Parker freshman Don Renner sophomore and Jum l-lugguns senuor Hu Y Carnival hr Alu.. K f Ml Thus year the annual l-lu Y Carnuval was held on two Consecutuve nughts January 30 and January Bl As usual ut was a sensatuon The evenungs actuvutues consusted of a var uety show water show dancung and last but not least the Coronatuon Thus was staged un the gym Laurue Bakke the senuor candudate was crowned l953 Hu Y Queen amudst much applause Other candudates were Nancy Aukens freshman Car olyn Sonuchsen sophomore and Sandra Sona uunuor 65 L to r Jim Parker Don Benner and Jim Higgms Spinster Knight Marv Rimerman L to r Nancy Alkens Car n Sonichsen and Sandra Sona L-aim. Carnlval Queen Laurie Bakke C WTT ' , I . . ' , H . ll -' ' q I L f T 5 ' - f C 0 ' ' ' f, . I. , r . , g f I I f 1' V, , ' l f g, f y , I 'I A f ' . .1 - , Gly r'K., K U. . 4- . 4,5 , u . , ,- ,x . A 4 ' C27 .I . ' .' . ' ,- -. .. I. I - I I I 1 I - - I I I ' l . . f e Wm C. N , , N 5' 2 yt , AME? N Qi Qwfiu 22 W. . 5'2 A 'f.1N5xNm ,. NN, Wx, gg-gy ,Qff5,g1s F Wir 4 -GV w SQ. .vga my . Q f E zfx. 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