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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1954 volume:

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A dedica+ion 'rradilionally requires composilion in flue superlaliye, and is ollen a fask rallwer Tlnan a pleasure. In wrifing fliis porlion ol our l954 Warrior lnowever we find if impossible To record words, phrases. and Tliouglils which areleyen pare 'riall conf T 'flu - ' ' ' ' ' y rary o af 'rradifion for Miss Fidelis Waller is, in every way, an admirable and praiseworfhy person. Tlirouqlwouf her many 'rireless years of service, Mies Waller lnas slwown flwe un- dersfanding and personal concern Ilia? make sludenls remember wifn fond grafilude flweir slay af WHS. No? only does slne flworouqlfy eduiale lier slvorrlnand a'3 f YD' ing sludenfs. buf she lalces if upon lnerseli 'ro p'a:e 'rlwem in iops and loilow fneir vocafional progress for many years. To you. Miss Walfer, we offer our complele admfrafion, respect ard frank- fulness for a personal and benevolenf concern: may we always 'ive up fo your high expedafions. 5 Qmfmfd ,xg mmm fra lfwn QIQLOP5 6L:5:58:5 Memgzw an rgomaza fmm ,xgiificd eafvwea C! . . . 5 . Cf SEMA, WW M! IQMMMQOM M4 . J Q . . 57 6 Q63 , ,xg manwfra hon K 1' ,, J: , '1 1 'f' , f, .A 'AS I' X 7 ' Working elleclively behind 'lhe scenes. our Washinglon High School adminis- lralion is 'rhe real loundalion of our en- 'lire educalional program. Allhough we as sjudenls, sokrnelim-esrhaye unpleasqpl conlacls wifh lhgn-:awe realizeil'-hal lheir invaluable service. rendered freely. is unqueslionably essenfial. To you, lhen - E. W. Slcarda. R. F. Trusler. R. A. Beck, and The Board of Educalion - we offer our sinceresl ap- precialion. lhanlcing you for your won- derful worlc, and hoping 'rhal lhoughlless ingralrilude on our parf fails 'ro aller your usual lop-nofch iob. :Fi if' T773-Y Sioux Falls School Board - front row, I. to r.: Guy Larson, Herb Quclsef, Piel'Ce McDowell, MPS- H- CUSNHGHI Robeff MUY- 2nd FOV' Claude Hamilton, Carl Hermann, Art Hoehl, John Cressey, E. W. Skardd. 3 si 3 T ,-I i , , , - .-sill. I Q -,4- Q, xg K it + 'af -X..-1 .P Y' ' ,5 ' . 8' ' ' ' ' 'A A 'lfs ' ' 1 u we-1-f 'Y--ps -'V' Olren lhe only confacl we sludenls have wilh Jrhe hard-working office force is on 'rhe more unpleasanl side. and, as a resull, our impression of Them isn l always a posilive one. Their worlc, like lhal of lhe adrninislralion, is nor easy. especially in lhe lighlr of The credil given i'l'. The Warrior wishes 'ro express lhe 'lhanlcs of lhe enlire sluclenl body ro 'rhese behind-fhe-scenes figures - As- sislanl Principal Ben Rossow, Office Sec- refary Glennys Meerdinlc, Reqislrar ls- may Johnson, Girls' Counselor Frances Flinl, Boys' Counselor C. R. Beclc, Alh- lelic Direclor Wally Diehl, and Voca- 'rional Guidance Direcfor Glen Bunday, for a iob well-clone. 9 , l f ll f gf N, Ygcafions ,ws Q, f-,f H, 149 ,gif-H'-'V A.-., 1 M1645 api- ' SPH '.- .-... A ... .Q N . AM N S8 v we 3 i l,g 11 to lg K W . J f Q, ki .Q 31 -4 Bl- 6 I . L. , ,5J,::.a'f' 'VA 'ff l J f A ' ' ,Viz , ' ' X555 143 ,uv Q Ill Q- A . ,J , Q ,Win 4 .4., ...W P W' E5 ' Vw Mi'-V w- '1 ? Gow? 738. FP Q Paul Roqness Wayne Gum! Vlce President Eh: Pfilldehf Executuve Council, front row l to r Don Renner, Loss Rossow, Wayne Gustafson 2nd row Dave Palmer, Jnm Parker Blllll EUUNEH The Sfudenl' Council made up of lhe presndenl' of each homeroom carries our lhe syslem of sludenl government In our school Advised by Mr C R Beclc rhe council promores prolecrs durlng The year by means of special commlllees The lnaugurallon of Fruendly Week was one of lhese plans Council acllvnhes are under 'rhe dnrec 'non of Hrs presldenl who IS elecled by all The sludenfs Jumor Sensor Student Council front row, I to r Rlchard McCauley Deanne Hanson Marlene Brown Chrlstme Lueck Loss Rossow, Marletta Hansen Rolly Llckness 2nd row Talton Johnson Jrm Sorensen Bob Graham, Kent Morstad Jerry Nelson Dwane Ellns, Howard Moe 3rd row Paul Rogness Wayne Gustafson Don Flenner Dave Palmer Mel Shrader John Shoemaker 4th row Leon Cook, Steve Rogness Roger Klelman, Duane Herrick, Jack Batcheller, Tom Devrles Bob Berdahl Q x 16 . 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'ar , . .: ' . : . . . . . 1 . . . . . . 1 1 ' ' I n - CJ Lon Rossow DOH Rehher Secrgtary TFCZSUFGP mm Ethncs Committee, front row, I to r Steve Rogness Duane Stoakes, Jack Hermanson 2nd row, I to r Dave Palmer, Tom Knutson, Doug Cook WHS EUVEHNMENI Recenl adophon of a new conshlullon has made our sludenl qovernmenl more effecluve One new progecl IS 'the lnlroducllon of The Elhlcs Commlllee comprlsed of slx members headed by a chalrmen Afler summonlng vlola fors of school rules 'rhe commlllee hears cases and seelcs lo encourage fulure law observance ln lhls way Ihe sludenls lhemselves help make a beller school Freshman and Sophomore Student Council, front row I to r Lorraune Ecker Shnrley Boyum Cynthla Bergen Sharron Stoakes Pat Jorgensen Faye Vollrath Audrey McDonald Barbara Gurley 2nd row Terry Bradley Archie Stutenroth Jlm Brown Marlys Rush Vlcka Oakland Marsha Eller Jlm Luce Terry Klser 3rd row Bruce Qualset Steve Spltznagel Doug Aldrlch Allen Chrnstensen Fred Fellows Dave Larson Paul Johnson 4th row Roger Wllson Roy Lane L rry Fue Jnm Hagen Rodean Elmstrand, Mark Lune 5th row Bull Rlch, Tom Schlencher, Jlm Sheldon, Noel Muller, Dave Nelson, Dale Peterson Paul Wegner I7 , 1. 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F I o o r H eads, above, Paul Rog ness, below, Bull Johnson f X N., sf -if Floor Heads above, Wallne Gustafson, below, Tom Knutson Lal Monutors front row I to r Duck Falconer, Duck Hopewell Jum Parker Roger Axland 2nd row George Aker Jack Hermanson Kent I G Bahr Don Vollan Paul Wunden Dan Johnson Chuck Morstad George Muller Duck Jensen Jum Lease 3rd row Chuck Bau un ary , H lb tt John Shoemaker Curt Olsen Bob Hurwutz Paul Clare Gary Wehlage 4th row Steve Rogness Jerry Bjorge Kenneth a ru er Fledfueld Bull Johnson Rog Muckelson 5th row Duck Sweetman Wayne Burk Tom Knutson Jum Ruemann Bob Graham Jum Sorensen Keuth Morrull Dave Palmer Tom Panney 6th row Bob Myklebust Paul Rogness, Wayne Gustafson Bud Olsen, Bull Zabel, Warren Gedstad, Bob' Nason, Duck Eruckson, Bob Berdahl Round orange and black bullons ndenlufy 'rhe p keep order un lhe halls and guve us a valuable servuce Monutor Board l to r Wayne Gustafson, Marulyn Hull, Muke Gubson, Duck Hopewell MUNHUHE oluce force of WHS The monulors 'rwo heads and a board form thus group By ussuung vuolahoru 'ruckels whuch musl be lurned un fo lhe head monulors They uric 1-4, 1 4 LA lst Semester MIIIIIIBI' Heads Dave Palmer and Jack Hermanson KJ-.0clll 5-. 7' . ' ' K ,- I' .I , .. , X - Y I I uh. ,r 6 ' 1 Q j ' TT ' . -u f, - u u Qu r u f , f 6' , . .. . . l D .V ,lf I , 3,2 'I ' 1 - - if ML' W. u 7 K I lhyfy. -X s M out A , Vupu , ' f ' 4' 'Ll lp! I . ff eniom -' 'U .. j f' -' Q X 4 Q I 1 V . , 1- ' 4? 3 ik? XX arms 1' XY? I, KW lLllSUEIM EUMM. ,A Our .gznior .xdcfuiaen .areal .!KJAoufeL ELASS llf '54 Four years have almosf passed. and soon we seniors will be leaving fhese memory-filled halls of Washingfon High. Lef's pause a brief momenf and review fhose four excifing years. l95O-5l When we enfered WHS we were exacfly as fhe saying goes, green freshiesf' Marilynn Hill and Sfeve Beclcman were our fypical Hfypical freshmen. Sharon Johnson was chosen as Hi'Y Queen candidafe and again Marilynn Hill represenfed us, fhis fime as candidafe for Sweefhearf Queen. The Y-Teens chose Hal Ericlcson as our Spinsfer candidafe. I95l-52 Wifh a full year behind us we were finally acguainfed wifh fhis big insfifufion called Washingfon High. As big, bold sophomores we were proud fo claim Helen Eggers and Bud Qlson as Represenfafives of our class. Preffy Kay Qffen vied for Hi-Y Queen, and Marieffa Hansen was apfly chosen our Sweefhearf candidafe. Don Renner received fhe honor of being Spinsfer candidafe. l952-53 Wifh our iunior year, we were now firmly esfablished and could confidenfly call ourselves upper- classmenf' Dick Ronlcen, Wayne Gusfafson, Lois Rossow, and Sandy Sona headed our class as Presidenf, Vice- Presidenf, Secrefary. and Treasurer respecfively. They planned a fun-filled iunior parfy and guided us fhrough fhe year. We were fruly proud of fhem. The '53 Hi-Y Carnival broughf anofher honor fo Sandy Sona, as she was selecfed as Queen candidafe. Dramafics Club officers chose Helen Eggers as Junior Sweefhearf aspiranf and Les Larson was crowned Chief Sorcerer af fhe gala Spinsfer Dance. l953'54 This dafe marlcs our biggesf and besf year: one we will all remember for years fo come. Qur many senior acfivifies were well-planned by Paul Rogness, Presidenf: Kenf Morsfad, Vice-Presidenf: Lois Rossow, Secre- fary, and Diane Sfoalces, Treasurer, along wifh fhe Social Commiffee headed by Bill Zabel. OLD was fhe besf ever, as fhe Sfudenf Body chose Sandy Sona and Wayne Gusfafson as our Queen and Marshal. Qfher members of our super Royalfy were Helen Eggers, Lois Rossow, Bonnie Assam, Rosie Hunfer, Paul Rogness. Warren Ged- sfad, Bill Zabel, and Paf Smifh. Vivacious Connie Hammiff was piclred as Hi-Y Queen, and radianf Sonya Qyan reigned af fhe beaufiful Sweefhearf Dance. We seniors are, of course, especially proud of our superior class - buf we realize fully fhaf fhese four wonderful years couldn'f have been fhe same wifhouf fhe excepfional help we've received from counfless ofhers in WHS. To Mr. Kohoufelc, fo each and every one of our senior advisers, and fo fhe enfire adminisfrafion and faculfy we offer a big Thanks for all fhe guidance we have received from you: may we, in fhe fufure, malce ourselves fhe lcind of men and women you would be proud fo recall. ln closing. we '54 seniors would lilce fo wish fhis year's iunior class as much success and enioymenf in fheir coming big year as we have enioyed in ours. 21 8l'lfLOI 8l9I 858l'l fd flflfeif X , 1,41 - iq , N, ni. 1 K . . A .X l A ' ii Vl U' . ' . K . 3 Q Leadership- lnspiraiional- Wayne Gus Gusfafson 'ro us signifies much more 'rhan mere leadership, buf This ai'- Tribufe marks one of his slrongesf qualifies. To him we have enirusfed our highesl' WHS pos? - Srudenf Coun- cil Presideni - and we know ihaf he will confinue 'ro lead olhers fhroughoui his pros- perous life. Versafile- Ronn Sam lspelled C-a-ml Veenker is whal one would call a lack of all 'rrades and masfer as well. Music. arf, and organizalions all claim his skills, and one would only have +o hear him perform on abou? iwenly separafe in- sfrumenis lo recognize Ronn's 'true versafilily. u jj? Ideal- The concern Diane Sfoakes has for oiher people makes of her an ideal person. Even 'rhough her innumerable pos: 'rions of responsibilily give her liH'le lime for leisure Diane is never foo busy +o help ofhers achieve a ha ier and pp more meaningful exisfence. Key To fhe characler of ihe mosi admired and respecled siudenf in WHS, Paul Rog- ness, is fhe inspirafion he emanaies fo The people wifh whom he works. His ad- mirable characferisfics have paid off in his elecfion as presideni of ihe senior class and numerous ofher organiza- lions. Transcendeni- This highly meaningful 'term beef applies +o Suz Dough- erfy in her mosl accomplished field - yearbook ediforship - and in lhis fask she does cerrainly excel beyond lhe realm of possibili'ry. To you, Suz. we exlend our lhanks for your personal and prime effort our i954 Warrior. -. ts Efficient- As head monitor debate or NHS, no matter what the situation may be, one can depend on Jack Hermanson to do an etticient top-notch iob. His willingness to put torth his best ettorts in any undertaking, big or small, malces Jack an ideal repre- sentative ot an ideal class. Athletic- For tour years Don Renner has signitied the tops in WHS athletics. As tootball and basketball captain, and as quarterback on the High School All-American grid team, Don has made it ob- vious that much ot WHS's recent athletic success can be attributed to this quiet ever- modest senior. Resplendent- Having a radiant and resplen- dent personality is Deede Woods. Wherever she goes her radiance leaves its im- print on others, making them happier individuals. Her ac- tiveness on the Warrior statt, as chorus accompanist, and in many organizations has added much to our stay at WHS. Vivacious- Sandy Sona's never-ending enthusiasm is perhaps her most outstanding attribute. As cheerleader, Red Cross otticer, Dramatics otticer, and Warrior statter, her per- ennial happiness is always in evidence. And thanlc you. Sandy, tor being an ideal Orange Letter Day Queen Conscientious- 'lconscientious Knuteu was the near-victorious slogan in the race tor Student Coun- cil President and this virtuous adjective aptly describes rep- resentative Tom Knutson. Whether in Band. NHS, or Ethics Committee, Tom is al- ways ready to put out his best ettorts toward doing the right thing. QVLLOI' Ql9I 9.'58lfL fd, flvlfeff enior elaredenfafwea Dynamic- Ambilious- ln frying +o selecl' an adjec- live Thai could possibly en- compass lhe variefy of +alen+s possessed by Bill Zabel, The word dynamic porlrays one of his finesl qualilies. As a s+a+e champion debaler, edifor of +he O 81 B, and presidenf of a hosl ol WHS clubs. Willy never fails lo do a 'terrific iob. Musical- Warren Geclsiad is undoub+- edly one of fhe lines? musi- cians ever lo develop and per- form al Washinglon High School. Every sludenl who has wifnessed some of War- ren's 'rremendous musical abililies will enlhusiaslically predicl a fulure fha? has virlually no end of possibilify. Aesfhelic- The word aes+he+ic. by dic- lionary delinilion, implies The beauliful and admirable, and 'rhese adieclives aplly describe represenlafive Lois Rossow. Through worlc in S+uden+ Council, IRC, Senior Class. and a hosl of olher acfivilies. Lois has porlrayed 'lhe Tops in everyfhing. 24 . The fremendous ambilious- ness of Dave Palmer is a sure sign of fulure success. Whefher in debale. news- paper. Sluder-Hr Council, or any of his many aclivilies, Dave is +he person upon whom much of ihe respon- sibilily is +hrus'r. and he does a lop-nolch iob in all fields. Reliable- Jeannie Reclfield's scholaslic and exlracurricular reliabilily malce her a person 'ro be ad- mired. Class-wise, she has always raled high, and in WHS organizaiions - War- rior, Y-Teens. Drarnalics. and olhers - Jeannie could be counled on lo do her very besl. Oraforical- A +ruly sfriking picfure is Gary Wheels Wehlage in bow lie and colorful ves'I' oraling before a group of engrossed lis+eners. His mas- 'reriul speaking abilily and likeable personalify lOLD lvlasler of Ceremoniesl assure him of a brighf and pros- perous fulure. lndiviclualisfic- This somewhal' unusual qualify is an essenfial par? of Bob Myklebusf, for he unquesfion- ably has a personalily of his own. His quiel and incon- spicuous way of fulfilling re- sponsibilily olilen goes un- recognized, bu+ his adclilion +o exfracurricular acfiviiies is keenly felt I ff Alfrulshc- Our Sweelhearl Queen and possessor of +he same im- plied qualifies in every ac- 'rivify is alfruislic Sonya O an. For your many accomphsh- menfs and honors we con- grafulafe you, Sonya: may you always relain +hose won- derful characlerislics fha? have made you one of our chosen represenlalives. enior epredenfa fiued Hr Congenial- Helen Eggers' abilify 'ro gel' along wifh o+hers qualifies her as being a congenial per- son. By her selecfion as a member of +he OLD Royally, a +ypical sophomore. and iunior candidafe for Sweel- hearf. fhe high regard ofhers have 'For fhis represenfafive senior is easily seen. Scienfific- A lop represen+a+ive of WHS's fine science cleparf- menf is induslrious, scienlific Wayne Burk. Through his skillful work in 'rhe field, he re- cenfly won nalional recog- ni+ion in a Wesfinghouse con- l'es'r. Eins'rein's gel ring old, Wayne: +hey'll be looking for a replacemenl' . . . Tr-Q.. Don'1' make so much work of i+, Jerry We . xxx x9 sodxeqle x 0' Qu 40 'row wmv 'loo The door prize goes 'io Connie Hammi'H' Corncob pipes and hayseeds X Jim Wylie and Delores Jerde enferfain us HANUUH 'Mgdy 00' 0260 '7e Q2 bade' The head fable and beauiiful decorafions JIM ADAMS, College Club, IRC, Science Club, Hi-Y, Bays' State Alternate, Band, Chips, World Affairs . . . SHIRLEY ADAMS . . . DICK AGETON, College Club, Hi-Y, Track. SHIRLEY AHNBERG . . . GEORGE AKER, College Club, Hi-Y, Boys' State, Monitor, Monogram, Basket- ball, Track, Pres. of Teen Canteen Comm ,... ROSE MARIE ALBERT, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Treas, of FBLA, Latin. SHIRLEY ALBERTUS, College Club, FTA, Home Economics Club . . . CORRINE ALBRIGHT, Col- lege Club, IRC, NHS, FBLA . , . RON ALDERSON. 1 ' X2 x k Q 'Qrll in 4' 7 , I -- ff . I K.- is I' 4' . ix, JANICE BECKER, College Club, Chaturanga, World Affairs . . . STEVE BECKMAN, College Club, Hi-Y, Monogram, Latin, Football, Track, Junior Red Cross . . . JOE BEDNORZ, College Club, Science Club, Hi-Y, Hi-Y Cabinet, Spanish, World Affairs. KATHY BELBAS, Y-Teens, FBLA . . . EVELYN BENSON, College Club, NHS, Latin . . . ROBERT BERG, College Club, Science Club, NHS. MARCIA BISHOP, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Art, World Affairs . . . CONNIE BJERK, College Club, Y-Teens, FBLA . . . LEONARD BLUE, College Club, Hi-Y, Chorus, Art, Basketball, Track, All-State Chorus. CHARLES BAILIN, College Club, IRC, Science Club, Hi-Y, Boys' State, Monitor, Monogram, Band, Orchestra . . . DICK BAKKE, College Club, I-li-Y. PATRICIA BARTA, GAA . . . PAT BOT- TORFF. BARBARA BAUMHEIER, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Dramatics, Senior Social Comm., Spanish, World Affairs . . . DARYL BEAU- DETTE, Chorus. enior Cgfazia of 54 l The long .r ix- . A ,.vVV b ,gif E, 1 5. ' - X Q 1 grasp, . I 1 Q ' 1 -vC v and short of if WALLY BOERSMA, College Club, Hi-Y, Pep Club, Chorus . . . DON BOYD . . , JEROME BRAA. LINDA BRADLEY, College Club, IRC, Treas. of Pep Club, Y-Teens, Bond, Head Baton Twirler . . . BARBARA BRAKKE, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, FBLA, GAA . . . BARBARA BROOKS, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, NHS, FBLA. QQ' or -J -il? N I if . VW, 5 f F I ' 5 I - FLOY BROWN, NHS . . . MARCIA BROWN, Col- W IR ll ' wi tasgvitb, IRC, Band, World Affairs . . . ROBERT 'I A :fx - 4 .42 S, J 7 . K A L Q ki If F x I I K V, , I WARNER BROWN, College Club, Hi-Y, Latin, Track Q., ' 5 , . . . MARY BROWNE, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, '-3 I 7 , World Affairs , . . LaDEAN BRUGGEMAN, College Club, IRC, Spanish. MMM ., ,gi -YY' ,rw . 93 w SHIRLEY BRUSNIGHAN, Chorus, Y-Teens, O G B, FBLA, GAA . . . WAYNE BURK, College Club, IRC, Science Club, Hi-Y, Boys' State, Monitor, All-State Band and Orchestra . . . BETTY BUUS. BEVERLY CAESAR, College Club, Y-Teens, FBLA, Chaturanga, Photography . . . SHIRLEY CAHOW, College Club, IRC, World Affairs . . . WESLEY CALHOUN, Hi-Y. , ,f A BARBARA CALKINS, College Club, lRC Y- ' . Teens FBLA . . , RONALD CALLIES. ,qi enior Kfarm of 54 3 7 I , CAROL CAPEN, College Club, lRC, Bond, Lotln . . . RONALD CARL. Q X - -x , 'si I! L KENNETH CARLSON, College Club, Chorus, Art, All-Store Chorus . . . WARREN CLANCEY. A L ,R I 'QQ 1 A 2 .gygqgie SHARON CLARPER, College club, FBLA . . . sHARl CLAYTON, College club, IRC, chorus, Y-Teens, spanish . . . EVELYN COLWILL, College Club, FBLA, Lotin, NFL. E H 4, A ,3 ,Q Affer hours NILA COLWILL, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Chips, World Affairs , . , PAUL CORK . . . ROBERT nb CROWE. CLARENCE CURRY , . . SHIRLEY DAGGITT . . DARLENE DANIELSON, Chorus. . N. iQ BETTY DARGER, College Club, Y-Teens, Home Economics Club, Junior Red Cross . . , LORRAINE Denon, College Club, Fam . . . JACQUELYN DECKER, College Club, World Affairs. BARBARA DENBOW, College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, O C7 B, Dramatics, NFL, Debate, World Affairs . . . JOAN DETERMAN, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, World Affairs . , . VANGIE DICK, College Club, FTA, Y-Teens, NHS, FBLA, Spanish. CARL DICKEY . . . VONICE DOBSON, College Club, Y-Teens . . . SUSAN DOUGHERTY, College Club, IRC, OLD Comm., Sec. of Pep Club, Chorus, Sec, of Quill 6 Scroll, Drarnatics, Editor of Warrior, FBLA, NFL, Thespion, Y-Teens. -qi I x, , .. . si y WILLETTE DOW, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, FBLA, World Affairs . . . BONNIE DUBBE, College Club, IRC, Pep Club, Chorus, Y-Teens, FBLA, Junior Red Cross . . . ROBERTA DuBRAY. ROCHELLE DuBRAY, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Latin, World Affairs, Junior Red Cross . . . JIM EGGE, College Club, IRC, World Affairs . . . HELEN EGGERS, College Club, IRC, OLD Royalty, Pep Club, Chorus, Y-Teens, Nl-IS, FBLA, Spanish, Vice-Pres. of Teen Canteen Comm., All-State Chorus. PETE EIDE, I-li-Y, Pep Club, Art Work for O 6 B, Warrior, and Chips, Vice-Pres. of Dramatics, Art, Thespian . . . MILDRED EIFERT, College Club, Y- Teens . . . DWANE ELLIS, College Club, IRC, Science Club, Student Council, World Affairs. 6-as lf, - G . if Syl X B T ,,' 4 all fl ? s 'QI R. .14 f , , JOHN ENRIGHT, Chorus, Monogram . . . DICK ERICKSON, College Club Board, IRC, l-li-Y, Monitor, Pres. of Drarnatics, Chips, Spanish, Thespian . . . DON ERICKSON, College Club, Monitor, Monogram, Student Council, Spanish, Basketball, Track. HAL ERICKSON, College Club, Hi-Y, Monogram, Football, Basketball , . . JOY ERICKSON, College Club , . . MARGI EWING, College Club, lRC, Pep Club, Y-Teens. MARVIN FARA, Hi-Y, Junior Red Cross . . . JOYCE FINK, College Club, FTA, Y-Teens, Spanish . . . MARILYN FINTZEL, Y-Teens, Latin. MARY ELLIS, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross . , . MARLYS ELMSTRAND, College Club, Y-Teens, World Affairs. CHARLES ELROD, Hi-Y . . . DAVID ENGE- BRETSON, College Club. DICK ENGEL, College Club, IRC, Science Club, OLD Comm., Biology, Spanish, World Affairs , . . KATHY ENGEN, College Club, Chorus, Y-Teens, NHS, FBLA, Chips, Spanish, NFL. YP K 6 DONNA FITZGERALD . . . JIM FJELSETH, Hi-Y . . . DARWIN FLETCHER, College Club, Hi-Y. JOE FLOYD Science Club NFL . . . JOANN FORD Y-Teens NHS Pres. of FBLA Girls' State. E6 7' im., GAA , . . cAnoi.vN ross, College Club, mc, FTA, Qu gi .1 I I I , 'I . i JOYCE FOSTER, IRC . . . JOHN FREDERICKSON 3 5 vw 'S- N I ,, 4 IR . . . MARY FREEBURN, College Club, IRC, Chorus, , V Y-Teens, Dramatics, Spanish, World Affairs. 'af - f-2 N, 55' Af? KAREN FREMDER, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, FBLA, Art, Home Economics Club, World Affairs . . . LORRAINE FREMMING, College Club, IRC, Pep Club, Chorus, Y-Teens, Spanish, All-State Chorus . . . DALE FRITZ. GENE FRITZ . . . MAXINE FROST, IRC . . .ANNE FULLER, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, O G B, Nl-IS, Band, Spanish, NFL, Baton Twirler, Debate, World Affairs, FBLA. WARREN GEDSTAD, College Club, IRC, OLD Roy- alty, OLD Comm., Hi-Y, Boys' State, Monitor, Pres. of NHS, Student Director of Band, Latin, Orchestra, Pres. of Pawn Pushers, Sec. of World Affairs, Pres. of Junior Red Cross Council . . . RAYMOND GEIGER, Hi-Y, Art . . . DENNIS GEIKEN, IRC, World Affairs. 'tv si 'If BOB GOETSCHIUS . , , LYONEL GONYO, College Club, IRC, Hr-Y, Boys' Store, Mormor, Monogram, Biology, Football, Troilc, VVOrld Affclrs . . . .IANIS GRABER, College Club, IRC, World Affoirs. JANICE GRAY, College Club, FTA, Bond, Orches- tro . . . DOROTHY GREY, College Club, GAA, Eohd, Deb-are . . .ADRIENNE GRILLET, Ecnd. ALAN GRUHLKE . . , GLENN GULBRANSON , . . KAREN GULBRANSON, College Cleo, Crzcrus, Y- Teens, FELA, Jumor Red Cross Councll. enior 66155 of 34 SHARON GERRY, College Club, Home Eco- rwomris Club , . . BARBARA GETMAN, FBLA, Cvwoturcngo, JULIE GIBSON, College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, FBLA, World Affolrs, All-State Chorus . . . RONALD GIEDD, Selernce Club, Qurll G Scroll, Photographer for O G B, Worrlor, ond Chlps, Elology, Photography. JoANNE GILL, College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, l-lome Eecncmaes Club, World Af- folrs . . . GILBERT GJERE, College Club, IRC, Chorus, World Affours. J 4' ' C 1 Fx NO, O n other one DO , Ver, f, ' 4... 5' SHARON GUNDERSON, College Club, FBLA , . . KAREN GURLEY, College Club, IRC, Peo Club, Y- Teens, Dramatics, FBLA, Socnieb, Viie-Pres of Plnoiograplfy, wlorld Affairs . , . WAYNE GUSTAF- SON, College Club, OLD Ivlzrslecl, Hi-Y, Boys' Stale, Monitor, Monitor Eoord, Vfe-Frei of Monograrn, Pres of Student Counril, Efeiulive Counfil, Quill G Scroll, Chips, Football, Basketball, Junior Kiwanian. PEGGY HAAS FBLA , , , LaVERA HAGEN Clnorus . . , ROLAND HAGEN Chorus, MARGY HALEY College Club IRC Y-Teens . . . LEON HALSTEAD World Affairs . . . BOB HAM- MERS Monogram Football, 5 as . ev- , N. is ESRI, A g gs ' x, vi r G f ,, Fx 'FD xx CONNIE HAMMITT, College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, Drarnatics, Warrior, FBLA, World Affairs, Hi-y Queen , . . RONNIE HAMMITT, College Club, I-li-Y . . MARIETTA HANSEN, College Club, IRC, Sfudenl Counzil, Quill E1 Scroll, Y-Teens, Dramalics, Warrior, Tlnesbian, World Affairs. , MARILYN JEAN HANSEN, GAA, Home Economics Club , , , MARILYN JOY HANSEN, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, FBLA, Band . . . JOYCE HARMS, College Club, FTA. LARRY HARTSHORN, College Club, IRC, Band, Orebeelrc, Se: -Treos, of Pown Pusbers, World Af- fairs . . . JOYCE HARTSON, Lctin, Junior Red Cross . , . DICK HARTSOOK, IRC. 4'r 9, -It . A 3 bf lf. x. . A-x P Eff' 'SF' T7 SL pal 9' 1 P Q A xT I I S. f' MARY JEAN HERMELING, Collcqo Club, IRC, Y- Tficfwi, Drcmil' fs, Szugmplt, Tlwfrb Jtmlor Red Crias. MARILYNN HILL, Trees of Cdlege Club fm, . L I xrfi, IEC, Feb Club, Cltdtrmcm of Mart fir Edcrd, C' arts, Owl? fr 5151, Y-Teams, O G B, IHS, Cheer- lczffer, .Zforld Aflctrs , , . KEITH HODGE, Ccllege Club, H,-Y, Mzncgrcm, Trcik. DICK HOIER . . . HARRY HOILAND, I-IIAY, I-It-Y C:-p :pf , . . NANCY HOLM, Y-Tggnz, GAA, Home Exim is Cfub, LuANN HOLMOE, C3 irq: FELA . . . GAYLE HOOVER, Ht-Y, lJ3f:qr:m, Eczlaatbcll . . . MARY KAY HOUSTON, Co t-:QQ Club, lliC, Cramg Cmmztl, A I-State Crcrbe, Prez. of Y-Tcms, Drcmcttcs, Pres. of ICC, INHS, NFL. -. f a 7 enior 65,155 of 54 SHERRILL HARVEY, College club, mc, Y- Tcens, FBLA, NFL, World Affairs . , . SHIRLEY HATHAWAY, College club, IRQ, World Altztrs. p 'il -',-'S' 3:7 JANICE HAWKEY, College Club, FTA . , . 15 ,33 LEE HAYDEN, College club, IRC, Ht.Y, 5, -f World Afmtfs. :ij -g .f', '-I . Y. + - A X 9, VERLYN HELGERSON . . . JACK HERMAN- SON, College Club, IRC, Sec -Trees. of Scucnge Club, ll:-Y, Boys' Store, Co-Hscd Mortttor, Student Courtiul, Vtce-Pres. of NHS, NFL, Dobctc, World Affdlrs, Etbucs Comm. MUS ,NO , ,,,.. . I ... -. gg, nl ' Q ,A,.V L ' v .I , X 'ist Us H60 . Us 33. T 51 ' I .x In s. ' , 'V A... fs-R f 9 ,in , JOANNE HOVDESTAD . . . SALLY HOWARD, Col- lege Club, IRC, OLD Comm, Clvorus Council, Y- Teens, Drarnatlcs, GAA, SCC of ICC, Cliatiiranga, Tlnespian, World Affairs . . . JANYCE HOWLETT, College Club. SHIRLEY HUGHES , , . ROSIE HUNTER, College Club, IRC, OLD Royalty, Pep Club, Chorus, Student Council, Y-Teens, FBLA, Cheerleader, Latin, World Affairs . . . LILA HUSBY, Spanish, Orclnestra Li- brarian, Junior Red Cross. VIOLET INGLIS, College Club, IRC, Home Eco- nomics Club, World Affairs . . . RON IOSSI, College Club, Spanish, World Affairs . . . ARLENE IVER- SON, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, FBLA, World Affairs. I-.0 ...egg , gi ,fy V R 'S-, :SW iv I Q f A fig I -i. if ' I -. fx tiff JV.. 'tr' St JACKIE JANISCH, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens . . . JANICE JOHNKE, College Club, FTA, Home Eco- nomics Club, World Affairs . . . CAROLYN JOHN- SON, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens. DANNY JOHNSON, College Club, IRC, Boys' State, Monitor, Nl-IS, NFL, Debate, World Affairs . . . DELLA JOHNSON, College Club, Art . . . DICK JOHNSON, College Club, I-li-Y, Monogram, Foot- ball, Track. JANICE JOHNSON, College Club, IRC, Cborus, Y-Teens, World Affairs, Junior Red Cross . . . LOWELL JOHNSON . . . MURDEEN JOHNSON, Hi-Y, Basketball. ' ' ,. , 4' 'X . 4, -M I A IRENE JURGENSEN, Crcrus, FELA . . . GARY KANT, H:-Y A . , JERRY KARSTENS, College Club, IRC, Hu-Y, Clworus, Art. JEANNE KASAK, Ci f6f- CT FC, Sf' 4' FTA, C C, 3, Lrf R 2, Q '. r, KFC, lfugrf' f'X'fir3, Q ,. ,rl-1-211 . CURTIS KEENAN . . , EVELYN KISECKER, Cwlgf: CQ, IFC, Y-Tire, Spznglw, l.',,rl'j ftffgr JOHN KITTELSON, C, , , . , ' .' Y r'-rf , C.,.w,,,.-,', f.,,.Af:. s.....,,, ,,,,,4-,., KLEESPIES, Cgure C., 1,fA,,,r3,,,.:.- , 1 S , -9 Q. ,-,. FRED KLAWITER, W,--f'--1 I.. .,,w.,.. L, Cr ,r.:, Y-Teens. I I C J-:1 Cut M.-1, CAROL enior 676155 of SHARON JOHNSON, Collffgit Clb, IRC, Qutll Cf Sgrdl, Y-Teens, O G E, Drcwctlzs, Emir S: :l Comm, World Attjrs . . . TALTON JOHNSON, Czllccjc Cub, Ht-Y, Student Courtcll, Trcck, Student Mcnzger, 1 1 WILLIAM JOHNSON, Cdlege Club, IRC S: erwie Cfub, Boys' State, Mowtcr, S::n ah Pres of Orfestrc, NFL, Debate, Viorlj Af- folrs, All-Strgtc Orchestra , , , JUDY JONES College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Wcrld Affalrs MARCIA JONES, College Club, IRC, Qull G Scrgll, NHS, Emi, Edltor of CIZIDS, Crzhes- trs, World Affcnrs . . . MARILYNN JUDES, College Club. They don If lock my Q tlvlfln 5 ' Uv If 1 CMD V A X 'of I S ' lf DON KLINEFELTER . . . DON KNUTSON, College Club, IRC, Hi-Y, World Affairs . . . TOM KNUTSON, College Club, IRC, Hi-Y, Boys' State, Monitor, NHS, Band, Orchestra, World Affairs, Chairman of Ethics Comm. D JANIS KVAM, O C1 B . . . LESLIE LAMB, Hi-Y . . JIM LANCASTER. DOROTHY LANGLEY, College Club, IRC, Treas. of FTA, Y-Teens, FBLA, World Affairs, Junior Red Cross . . . EVELYN LARSON, FBLA . . . LES LAR- SON, College Club, Hi-Y, Monogram, Basketball, Track. , x, 8' . ,rf-1' H Eg I SHIRLEY LARSON, College Club, I-lome Economirs Club . . . YVONNE LARSON, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, FBLA , . . ANN LEDYARD, College Club, IRC, FTA, Y-Teens, Band, World Affairs. DOROTHY LEE, College Club, IRC, Student Coun- cil, Vice-Pres. of FTA, Y-Teens, FBLA, ICC, World Affairs . . . JANICE LEHMKUHL, College Club, IRC, FTA . . , GRACE LEIH, NFL, Library Club. SHIRLEY LEMKE, College Club, IRC, Cborus, Y- Teens, Dnamatics, World Affairs . . . ROSLYN LEWIN, College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, Nl-IS, World Affairs, Sec. of Teen Canteen Comm, . . . ROLLAND LICKNESS, College Club, Student Coun- cil. 7 QP' ,-I W me I 'x 1 3 1 1. CHRISTINE LUECK, College Club, Student Council, Y-Teens, Vlforld Affolrs . . . MARILYN LUNDBERG, College Club, IRC, OLD Comm., GAA, Trees. of Orchestre, All-Store Orchestra . . . GLORIA LUND- STROM, IRC. MERLYN MacARTHUR, Spanish . . . ROGER MALCOMB, College Club, World Affairs. . . ANTHE MARGELLOS, College Club, Chorus, FBLA, Chat- urongo, Soonlsb. DON MAURER, Bend , . . MARY MAXWELL, FBLA . . . JIM McALEAR. enior Cfazfd 0 54 PAUL LINDBERG, College Club , , . PATTY LOCKWOOD, College Club, FTA, Y-Teens. BOB LOEWEN . . . JANICE LOMMEL, Col- lege Club, IRC, Dromofics, Lotln, Home Economics Club, World Affoirs. LARRY LOTTMANN . College Club, Hi-Y, IRC, World Affairs. . . DENNIS LUCE, Here he CO mes gl.,-ls 6 M ,. I Vx I ' 5' 'I V L I . RUSSEL MCCABE KAY McCAHREN College Club IRC Pep Club YTeens O C1 B Dramaflcs Soanlsb Thesplan World Affalrs RICHARD MCCAULEY JUDY McCONNELL College Club Y Teens FBLA MARLYS McDONALD College Club Y Teens NHS Sec of FBLA Spanlsb TOM McDONALD JOYCE McFARLAND College Club IRC Clnorus YTeens FBLA Spanlslw World Affalrs GARY MCFARLANE MYRNA MCFARLANE 'Q ,ui .gr Rf +3 F if wi 'fa .7-. GEORGE MCKEON Cllege Club lRC HlY Monogram Football Track MARY MCLAUGH LIN College Club IRC Cborus YTeer1s FBLA World Affalrs CAROL McLlMANS College Club IRC NHS World Affalrs KAREN McMANUS College Club IRC Y-Teens Ar , , , LILLIAN MCMASTER , . . LULA MCMASTER. CAROLYN MERRY College Club IRC FTA Y- Teens, World Affairs . . . NEVA MEYER College Club NHS FBLA NFL . . . MARGE MEYERS Col- lege Club Y-Teens GAA Class Representative World Affairs. 4' N I-a' I V I R I 'J , if A I X . nf? I P r gif, li DARRELL MODICA, I-Ii-Y , . . JIM MOE . . , KAY MOI, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Blology, World Affolrs, KAREN MOORE, College Club, FTA, Y-Teens, O 6 B, Art, L.brory Club . . . SHARON MOREEN, Col- lege Club, IRC, Qulll G Scroll, Y-Teens, O G B, Dromcts, NHS, Chips, Socnlsh, Thesplon, World Affers . . , KEITH MORRILL, College Club, Boys' State, I.lon.tor, Monogram, NI-IS, Sponlsh, Footboll. GWENDA MORRIS, College Club, Y-Teens, FBLA, Lgtln . . . JIM MORRIS . . . KENT MORSTAD, College C'ub, IRC, I-It-Y, Pres, of Pep Club, Monitor, Student Councll, Trcek, Vice-Pres. of Sensor Closs, Trees. of Teen Conteen Comm. ROGER MICKELSON, College Club, IRC, Sclence Club, I-lI,Y, Boys' Store, Monitor, O O B Sports Edltor, NHS, World Affoirs , . . DONNA MILLAGE, College Club, IRC, Quill C1-Scro'l, O G E, FBLA, World Affolrs, GEORGE MILLER, College Club, Boys' Store, Monltor, NI-IS , . . MARILYN MILLER, Chorus. BETTY MIRACLE . . . WAYNE MITCHELL College Club, IRC, I-Ii-Y, Chorus Council Dromotlcs, Sponlsh, All-Stole Chorus. '2- -sv-6 . f 4 , 4, I 5 4 i .x ,4 15 'i X , . Q 5 Sc ', . xx I JACK MORTRUDE, College Club . . . DOUG MOSE, College Club, Pep Club, Spcnisb , , . DOUGLAS MUCHOW. BOB MYKLEBUST, College Club, IRC, Pres. of Science Club, Hi-Y, Boys' Stote, Monitor, Monoger of Bond, Orchestra, Vice-Pres, of Pown Pusbers , . . ANN NACHEL, College Club, Chorus, Y-Teens, Lotin, Home Economics Club . . , BOB NASON, College Club, IRC, OLD Comm., Hi-Y, Monitor, Bond, Chips, Orchestra, All-Stote Orchestra. JOAN NASON, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Dro- motics, Deilom, Cbips, Lotin, NFL, Tbespion, World Affoirs . . . BETTY NELSON . . . JERRY NELSON, Hi-Y, Monogrorn, Student Council, Footboll, Trock. Af' Q' I ,C if ks 0 Nd K 5- Kb E - 5 I 2,- WAUTHENA NELSON, College Club, IRC, CItOruS Y-Teens, Art, Pliotogroolwy , . , CARMEN NESSAN College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Home Efonornies Club World Alfoirs . . . MELVA NEUBERGER Cborus Y-Teens, GAA. RONALD NIEBER . . . CYNTHIA NOLD, College Club, IRC, NHS, Bond, Concert Mistress ond Secre- tory of Orcbestro, World Affoirs . . . GARY NOR- BRATEN. JIM NORDBY, College Club, IRC, I-li-Y, All-Stote Chorus, Dromotics, Lotin . . . DON NORSTROM, College Club, Pres, of IRC, I'-li-Y, Monitor, Declom, NFL, Debote, World Affoirs . , . BEVERLY ODE, Col lege Club, Y-Teens. R' F Q 'Cr I N 58 ARTHUR OLSON, College Club, Hi-Y, Monitor, Monogram, Football, Basketball, Track . . . LA- VONNE OMER, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens . . . BEVERLY ORDAL, College Club, IRC, Pep Club, Y- Teens, O C1 B, Dramatics, NHS, Warrior, Co-Head Cheerleader, Girls' State, Thespian. BONNIE OTTEN, Chorus . . . KAY OTTEN, College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, NHS, FBLA, Sponish, All-State Chorus . . . SONYA OYAN, Sec. of Col- lege Club, IRC Board, OLD Comm., Quill 6 Scroll, Y-Teens, Assoc. Editor of O Cr B, Dramatics, Sec.- Treos. of NHS, Sec. of Band, NFL, Girls' Slate Al- ternate, World Affairs. DALE PAGE . , . JIM PALM, Pep Club, Student Council . . . CAROLYN PALMER, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, O C: B, World Affairs. DENNY O'DEA, HIVY, Student Council, Trock . . . DONNA O'DEA, College Club, IRC. MARLA ODEGAARD, College Club, IRC, FBLA, Home Economics Club, World Affairs . , . KAREN OGREN, College Club, Y-Teens, FBLA, GAA. MARILYN OLSEN, College Club, IRC, Treas. of Quill 8 Scroll, Y-Teens, O 6 B, Dramatics, NHS, Declam, Chips, World Affairs . . . SHIRLEY OLSEN, College Club, Band, 1 gy-W I l 0-I S. ic? Y? 4 11 x A 'F Q' N I i I if - 7 Q Q' it 1 ll' A 'S Y L to DAVE PALMER, College Club, IRC, Science Club, Hi-Y, Bays' State, Co-I-lead Monitor, Student Coun- cil, Executive Council, O 8 B, Drarnatics, Nl-IS, NFL, Junior Kiwanian, Debate, Thespian, World Affairs, Ethics Comm ,,.. KEN PALMER . . . JOAN PARKER, College Club, Chorus. LILA PAUL, College Club, Y-Teens . , . TIMMY PEAKER, College Club, IRC, Vice-Pres. of Y-Teens, NHS . . , FRANK PECK. SHIRLEY PEDERSON, College Club, Y-Teens, FBLA , . . NANCY PERRENOUD, College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, Dramatics, Warrior, Spanish . . . SHIRLEY PETERSON, College Club, NHS, Library Club. I ,x I 1' '1 'I 5 .14 , x m y .II , ,F , 'Z A 1 5 I sb 1 Q.: .lub Q, S V .I .ii r 'K 1' MARYLOU PETRIE, College Club, Y-Teens, Home Economics Club . . , BAYARD PHILLIPS, College Club . . . JACK PHILLIPS, College Club, l-li-Y, Monogram, Dramatics, Football, Track. JOYCE POPE, IRC, FBLA . . . MARY LEE POSZ, College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, Warrior, FBLA, Spanish, World Affairs , . . TOM POULOS, College Club, IRC, Chorus, Chips. .CLARENCE QUIGLEY, Hi-Y , . . EVELYN RAN- DALL, FBLA . , . TOM RANNEY, College Club, IRC, Vice-Pres. of Science Club, Hi-Y, Boys' State, Mon- itor, Latin, World Affairs. r , fe, enior C4155 of 154 JEAN REDFIELD, College Club, lRC, Y- Teens, Drama'-cs, Warrior, Latin, Thespian . . . ARLENE REE, College Club, Pres. of FTA, Y-Teens, Vice-Pres, of Orchestra, Home Eco nomics Club. WARREN REED, Band . . . JERRY REEDY, l-li-Y, Chorus. DON REID, College Club , . . FRANCES REID, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens. efk' 1, l S little helber I S , ' ' x DON RENNER, Pres. Monogram Club, Treas Stu- 'A , dent Council, Football, Buskefmii, Track . . . ERNEST A , g, Q ..: A fl' RENNER . . . Tom RICH, Coiiege Club, ofcmoites, ' ' Biology, Latin, World Affairs. I .V .N 6' V V . A A ? 5 W i . A 1 ' , .ff MERVA RICHARDSON . . . JIM RIEMANN, College 2 Club, lRC, Hi-Y Cabinet, Boys' Store, Monitor, Vice- 4,3 ,Q Pres. of Bond, Senior Social Committee, Spanish, ,yy Orchestra, World Affairs . . . MILTON RIISE, Col- lege Club, IRC, Boys' State, Dramatics, NHS, De- clom, Latin, Thespian, Photography, World Affairs. FAY ROBB, College C!ub, World Affairs . . EDWARD ROBERTS . . . EUGENE ROBERTS. 2 ,i x 5.5 - 1. tw l Y' S'- 5 TOM ROBERTSON, Hi-Y, Basketball, Track . . . CAROLYN ROBSON, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Dramatics, World Affairs , . , PAUL ROGNESS, College Club Board, IRC, OLD Royalty, Flu-Y, Pres of I-li-Y Cabinet, Outstanding Citizen at Boys' State, Monitor, Monoararn, Vice-Pres of Student Council, Vice-Pres of Quill 6 Scroll, NHS, Assoc, Editor of Warrior, Pres of Band, Latin, Football, All-State Orchestra, NFL, Debate, Pres of Senior Class, Vice- Pres. of World Affairs, Junior Kiwanian, JERRY ROHL . . . DICK RONKEN, College Club, Hi-Y, Vice-Prest of Hi-Y Cabinet, Monogram, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track . . , LaVONNE RONNING, College Club, IRC, Peo Club, Chorus, Y-Teens, Dramatics, Art, Cheerleader. MARLYS ROSE, College Club, IRC, World Affairs . . . ARLEN ROSSER, Chorus . . , LOIS ROSSOW, College Club Board, Sec, of IRC, OLD Royalty, Pep Club, Chorus, Sec, of Student Council, Sec, of Y- Teens, O G B, Dramatics, Nl-IS, Girls' State, Sec. of Senior Class, World Affairs Program Co-Chairman. ,f' FILL IM, 3 EDITH ROWLEE, IRC, Y-Teens . . , DARREL RUP? . . , BOB SACRE, Hi-Y, Peo Club, Monogram, Track, RONALD SALEM, Hi-Y, Monogram, Football, Basketball, Track , , , JERRY SCHLEICHER, Col- lege Club, IRC, Hi-Y, Monitor, Student Council . . . JOHN SEARS. SHERRY SELVIG, College Club, IRC, OLD Comm., Y-Teens, O G B, Dramatics, Art, World Affairs . , . DONNA SERVOLD . , . MILO SEUBERT. 25' 4: 1 I I I i SANDY SONA, College Club, IRC, OLD Queen, Pep Club, Quill 6 Scroll, Y4Teens, Drarnatics, Warrior, Cheerleader, NFL, Thesplan, World Affairs, Vice- Pres. of Red Cross Council . . , JIM SORENSEN, College Club, IRC, Hi-Y, Boys' State, Monitor, Stu- dent Council, NHS, Chips, NFL . . . NILA STAD- HEIM, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Spanish, World Affairs. JANICE STEINMETZ, IRC, GAA . . , DIANE STOAKES, College Club, Treas, IRC, Quill G Scroll, Y-Teens, Drarnatics, NHS, Warrior, Declam, Treas. Band, Latin, Sec. NFL, Girls' State, Alternate tc Girls' Notion, Debate, Treas, of Senior Class, Thes- pian, World Affairs, Sec, Ethics Comm ,... DAN STOLTENBERG, IRC, Hi-Y. SHIRLEE STONEALL, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, FBLA , . . PAT STOOPS, FBLA . . . BARBARA STORY. MARION SEWELL, FBLA , . . CONNIE SHANK, College Club, FTA. JANE SHINGLEDECKER, College Club, IRC Y-Teens, O C1 B, Dromatics, NI-IS, FBLA Girls' State Alternate . . . DONNA SLOB NHS, FBLA. KENNETH SLOBE, Chorus . . . PAT SMITH OLD Royalty, Hi-Y Cabinet, Spanish, Foot- ball, Track, Monog ram. s X I - if MAURICE STUDER . . . ROBERTA SUNDET, FBLA . . . DARWIN SWEENEY, College Club, mc, Hi.Y, Student Council, Latin. DICK SWEETMAN, College Club, IRC, Monitor, Band . . . JOANN SYVERSON, College Club, IRC, Chorus, Chorus Council, All-State Chorus, Y-Teens . . . WYNN TABBERT, College Club, IRC, Pep Club, Quill C1 Scroll, Y-Teens, O G B, Sec. of Dro- matics, NHS, Chaturangci, NFL, Debate, Thespian, World Affairs. JACK TAPKEN . . . SANDRA TAYLOR, College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, Dramatics, Spanish, Photography, World Affairs . . . SHERRY TERRY, Chorus, Y-Teens, FBLA. sr F.,-I STAN THOELKE, College Club, IRC, Hi-Y, Bond . . . GLENDA RAE THOMPSON, Home Economics Club . . . JOYCE THORESON. MARY ANN THORMODSGAARD . . . LOIS THORN- TON, College Club, IRC, NHS, FBLA, Latin . . . BILL TIMMERMAN, College Club, IRC, Science Club, l-li-Y, World Affairs. LOUIE TOBIAS, Monogram, Art, Trock . . , LYNDAL TREMERE, College Club, FTA, Y-Teens, Spanish . . . DONNA TRIPP, College Club, Y-Teens, FBLA, Orchestra, Home Economics Club. I s X BETTY VISSIA, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Latin, World Affairs . . . DON VOLLAN, Hi-Y, Pres. of Chorus Council, Senior Social Comm, Student Coun- cil, Monitor . . . JAMES WALDNER. DOROTHY WALLBAUM, College Club, IRC, Y- Teens, Drarnatics, FBLA, Latin, Orchestra . . . DONNA WATNE, FBLA, Home Economics Club . . . JIM WATSON, Monogram, Basketball, Track. CONNIE WEATHERSTONE, FBLA . . . GARY WEHLAGE, College Club, IRC, OLD Comm., OLD MC, I-li-Y, Peo Club, Monitor, Quill C' Scroll, Dra- matics, Warrior, Declam, Spanish, Vice-Pres. of NFL, Debate, Treas. of World Affairs . . . NORMAN WESTBY, College Club, Hi-Y, Chorus. I 1 BETTE TULLER, College Club, IRC, Sec. of Y-Teens, FBLA, Spanish . , , MARY ANN TURNBULL, Col- lege Club, IRC, FTA, Dramatics, NHS, Spanish, World Affairs . . . SANDRA TWEDELL, College Club, FBLA. MARVIN VAN LAAR . . . JIM VAN LOH . . DONALD VAN REGENMORTER. RONALD VAN REGENMORTER . . . RONN VEENKER, Pres. of College Club, IRC, OLD Comm., Hi4Y, Monitor, Drum Maior of Band, Art, Latin, Orchestra, All-State Orchestra, All-State Band, World Affairs . . . FREEMAN VIS. KY -I J .H MZ . W, u , f K QCA :R -E. ARLENE WESTRA . . . JEANENE WHITE, College Club, IRC, FTA, Dromatics, FBLA, Girls' State Al- ternate, World Affairs . . . LEON WIKLE. MARY WILLIAMS, College Club, IRC, Nl-IS . . . PAUL WINDEN, Vice-Pres. of IRC, OLD Comm, Hi-Y, Sec. of I-li-Y Cabinet, Boys' State, Monitor, Chorus Council, Student Council, Declam, NFL . . , JANE WINNETT, College Club, IRC, OLD Comm., FTA, Y-Teens, FBLA, GAA, Band, Latin, Baton Twirler, World Affairs. DEEDE WOODS, College Club, IRC, Pep Club, Chorus Council, Quill Er Scroll, Y-Teens, NHS, War- rior, FBLA, Spanish, NFL . . . BEV YOUNG, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, O G B, Dramatics, FBLA, Latin, Girls' State Alternate, World Affairs . . . BOB YOUNG. .W 4 3 'hs it I Q ,. KVA in ,ii BILL ZABEL, Vice-Pres, of College Club, IRC, Science Club, OLD Royalty, I-li-Y, Monitor, Pres, of Quill G Scroll, Editor of O G B, Dramatics, NHS, Declam, Chairman of the Senior Social Comm., Pres. of NFL, Debate, Thespian, Treas, of Photography, Pres of World Affairs . , . ROSE ANN ZEREN, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, FBLA, World Affairs . . . JUNE ZIEGENBALG, College Club, IRC, Chorus, Y-Teens, World Affairs. BOB ZIMMERMAN, College Club, IRC, Hi-Y, Pep Club, Chorus, Dramatics, Sec, of Photography . . . JIM ZIRBES. loafging Me .prime Ronald Arneson, Stewart Bellmon, Dick Byllesby, Roger Castle, Merlyn Christensen, Dale Colwill, Dick Dahse, Dwayne Danielson, Alvin Funge, Earl Getty, Don Harriman, Gerald Holmstrom, Donald Kent, Edward McGuire, Roger Neubert, Wayne Rasmussen, Jack Robison, Sam Simmons, Fred Sykes, Vance Turgeon, Dwane Wagner. 52 l if U E-Q X F 9 4 I 'lun AMO? Cfcldjed fV,,Q,Q-,1fA,- 1 fu x V , , 1 I 1 9 . all-.,fLf4, ' 'Ld , 4 , J l XG. 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P ' ,E f' ,. - bi A PM , I. 4 76 Bob Shreve Ruth Suekmeuer Tom Slmmons Merrey Skarda Darlene Skovly Maureen Smart Shxrley Smelser Gall Smith Garth Smnth Jerry Smuth Lenore Smyrak Florence Snelling Earlyn Sneve Don Songstad Carolyn Somchsen Judy Sorensen Make Sorensen James Spars- Gay Splelman Stan Stearns Don Steensma Nancy Stone George Stoneback Bob Story Fred Stutenroth Allen Swedelson Jean Sweet Shirley Sylllaasen Carol Tague Pat Taylor Sally Taylor Dorns Tenold Loretta TerWee Nellie Tharp Barbara Thomas Leo Thomas DIXIE Thompson John Thompson Joyce Thompson Naomu Thormodsgaard Laurence Tueszen Darlene Timmons Don Top Claudette Trnpp Tom Trautman Bob Trouton Dave Trygstad Sandra Udseth Carollne Vader Bonnne Van Broeke Marcella VanDer Schaaf Judy Van Houte Betty Van Laar Vuncent Van Loh Lenora Varns Ardyce Varns Harold Vnehweg Daisy Vossos Marlorue Waby Jervm Want Jam Walton Gerald Wanqsness Geraldme Warne lf Y ,. 3 an ..f ins .4 ,- ix A L49 '9' S' f. z 34 kle-' il. 1 1 9 41 A 77 lU'Ll0I'5 ,.. p Jimi 4- K Pr p .,2,. 4 36 I 40' -I we 319 dv A MVLLOFJ ,- I f ,fs ant 1 pf 4 an P I 'J my 78 M1 a X 'F ,. fl 0 ,-as , A J NJ I ,g v K . X I 4 . F Fred Watson Pat Webber Veromca Welland Gerald Welres Dennns Welch Trudy Wentzel Cordell Westphal Ronald White Kelih Wlkle DeAnn Wnlluams Mary Wllcox Russell Wilson Don Wood LaVonne Wood Sheula Woollums Jean Wroe Dennis York Colette Youngr-en Denms Zea Delilah Atwood Peggy Comstock Edmund Crang Jlm Furubotten Larry Kong Vlrglnla McClain Charles McNeil Ron Neshelm DeAnna Oleson Bull Readmond Ken Schlosser Duane Smnth Stan Stearns Nola Thoreson Noreen Tschetter Gordon Tweedt 4. ,f GJ . . .s vffn r 1 .1 4 L J .L ' 4 5 F 1 I ' f 1 R 4 ,A . -5 4 . ' . . 1 ' I a , A r . . I - f 1 A- '5 J ' f tl-.L-E ,W X Middle rigl'1+ - Some go? i+, some don'+ . . . ! Lower rigl1+ - ln conclusion, l'cl like +o say - Bye, fans! Junior Class Officers, below, l. io r.: Jim Parker, Cur+ Olsen, Judy Sorensen, Roger Axland. mi' Lefi - Calories, Peg, Calories! JUNWH MES Plllll ML ,dawg Q I df f ff! Soeeck, 'mosaic an l914AZcafi0n4 I Q XJLUJ X4 y - ' ' , A ,, - , 1 , -' I In X lx . , , , QXI' f ,- V ' - ,. -- I L 1 , ' ' , V . i W 11 vi p .N . l X f 1 1 X . N - 7 x A , fly' I i' I K X, V 1, IA, I ,- I ' jf u, -X n ' ' ' I J 4. x1 f H A Vs V ' 1 J! ' , fm- X3 ' X - ' 5 . If fl!!! 'J ff ff !' I 1, -f ,v -I ff 1 ' , 'p . ,,-xr t F 'V I , 1 4. ! X! I ' k 81 l x PlllE Ulillllll llUllEllllll3IllE Good Housekeeping, Washinglon High Schools spring producfion, was presenled April 9, IO, and ll, in 'rhe school audilorium, and gave bang-up comedy en+er+ainmen'r io lhe enlhusiaslic audiences. The warm color scheme, complemenfed wilh modern blond lurnilure, provided an excellenl background for fhe comical all-school procluclion. The humorous. iasf moving show, cenfering around a college presidenl and his family, broughf many smiles and laughs from lhe delighled onlookers. The sublle dialogue and humorous panfomime added 'ro lhe all-over elfeclive- ness of lhe play. Anne Shepler, porfraying fhe blilhe Marion Burnefl, ambilious, clever wife of +he college prexy, lurned in a fine performance on a 'lough leading role played by Helen Hayes in fhe Broad- way show. AI Borgen, lhe male lead, 'rackled 'rhe rnafure role of a college presidenl' wi'rh a professional air. June and Barb Smilh as lhe Burneils' daughiers, and iheir boyfriends. Bob Parker and Dick Erickson, complelecl lhe family picfure. The oulsiders, Dick Lokken. as lhe polilical boss. and Wynn Tabberl, 'rhe domineering maid, compleled The casf and added comedy lo 'rhe produclion. eff' XY I 7 6 45 0 0 1 '10 K, '33 Q 1 ,fa-Z0 v 'Q A 5. a 0 Q 10 VU 4,2 Q9 A 'Y F T2 Q. , 1 5. ,M,, I4 .512 fs i D1 5 I rf D 1 . ig ' 3 4 A ?i QR, Q ' 3 ' . . 'fd Y fr li . f's i fw'n :Fw x rQ2wL L by f Vi v' 'C N fy V 1 l x ' - ,v . in s 45 s ' 1 fx ? 'aa 4 ' 1 vifffi , v M .X . 4 ,.'q ,14f, Zim- ww-..ui,.. M . 5 'l l ll W im I few, if UlllXMAllEE CLUB Officers, I. to r.: Pete Eide, Wynn Tabbert, Sandy Sona, Dick Erickson. Front row. l. to r.: Gary Wehlage, Bonnie Assam. Lavonne Ronning. Sharon Moreen, Mary Freeburn. Joan Nason, Jane Shingledecker, Bev Young, Jeanene White, Bev Ordal, Marietta Hansen. 2nd row: Connie Hammitt. Lois Rossow. Sandy Sona, Roz Lewin, Mary Turnbull, Jeannie Redfield. Diane Stoakes, Dick Hopewell, Miltie Riise, Dick Erickson, Shirley Dworak. 3rd row: Sally Taylor. Truleven Jarvis. Janet Batcheller, Julaine Johnson, Midge Mavity, Anita Robinson, Per-mella Bedford. Ruth Cartee, Sharon Fredrickson. Rich Lauer. 4th row: Mary Lou Jewett. Daleann Anderson, Wynn Tabbert, Carolyn Robson, Paul Jeschke. Dick Robinson, Harris Simons, Dave Palmer, Rag Mickelson, Bob Berdahl. 5th row: Louise Hemleben, Suz Dougherty, Andrea Grove, Carol Steinberg, Carolyn Sonichsen, Curt Olsen, Pete Eide, Bob Shreve, Wayne Mitchell, Bill Zabel. As Cicero would say, Precisely, why are you intellectuals members ot this illustrious organization? A quiclc- witted student would promptly answer, Because we hope to promote and develop slcill in dramatic worlcf' All club members must have earned at least tive points in some phase ot production worlc. The club's big activity is their annual sponsorship ot the Sweetheart Dance. lHtSPllNS These Thesoians are the cream ot the Dramatics Club. This honorary dramatic society is made up ot only those students who earn twenty or more dramatic credit points, either by direct participation in productions or through Eforlch-on stage preparations. As more points are earned. participants can quality tor higher degrees ot mem- ers ip. Thespians, front row. I. to r.: Louise Hemleben, Andrea Grove, Sharon Moreen, Joan Nason, Dick Hopewell, Bev Ordal, Sandy Sona. 2nd row: Mary Lou Jewett, Sally Taylor, Suz Dougherty, Jeannie Redfield, Diane Stoakes, Miltie Riise, Dick Erickson, Bill Zabel. 3rd row: Julaine John- son, Wynn Tabbert, Carolyn Sonichsen, Pete Eide, Marietta Hansen, Dave Palmer, Bob Shreve. Qu -if if ' Uiillllxi L. to r.: Dick Hopewell, humorous: Georgia Westra, 'wi Poetry:- Gary Wehlage, oratory. Below, Milton Riise, dramatic. Ss... Speech inTeresTs oT many varieTies can be used in WHS declam worlc. STudenTs wiTh oraTorical, humorous, dramaTic, and poeTic abiliTies com- peTe in This all-school conTesT To deTermine The Top in each OT The Tour divisions. The TinalisTs Then geT The opporTuniTy of compeTiTion on a , sTaTewide level. UTNVTH WINNTHE vga? glvry '61- 5-62? Diane Stoakes Jerry Borden Bruce Bringgold Jim Word in-M , Bill Zabel ln whaT was perhaps The ouTsTandinq WHS speech accomplishmenT in years, Tive Washing- Ton High speech enThusiasTs journeyed To The NaTional Speech TournamenT in Denver, Colorado. lasT summer and capTured The coveTed SweepsTakes Trophy. The big Tive - Jim Ward, Diane groillces, Bill Zabel, Jerry Borden, and Bruce Bringgold - were coached by Terine Kron and Dean er ey. Under Miss Kron's capable supervision, The annual all-school exTemp con- TesT again resulTed in The se-lecTion oT Tour smooTh-Talking spealcers as amon The champs was Warren GeclsTad Top winners. OuTsTandinq g , who, in copping This years conTesT, won his Third consecuTive TiTle in The all-school evenT. .ang 3 'Vi ff' Freshman. F9 Jr 14? lfh 115 illli Left, Warren Gedstad, Senior: below, Marie Erickson Junior: Paul Jeschke, Sophomore, Marv Carlson M L X . A -'Hung lllliilil Heres lhe one aclivily lhal means ions of worlc wilh ounces of credil. Probably lhe only complimenl ever handed These induslrious speakers is 'lhe oil-lhe-cuff, disrespecllul, Wha+ a brain! Bul il isn'l lhe praise lhe debaler is loolcinq for, anyway: his salisfaclion comes from a iob well-done. Due lo Dean Berlcley's leave of absence lhis year, Mr. L. R. Kremer aqain is al lhe debaie helm, resuming lhe posilion he had held for many years. Miss Dorolhy Furrow assumed lhe direclion oi 'rhe more lhan lwenly inexperienced debalers. This year-'s queslion, idenlical wilh lhe 'ropic used four years ago, is Resolved, lhal lhe Presidenl of lhe Uniled Slales be elecled by a direcl vole of The people. Experienced debateru, front row, l. to r.: Diane Stoakex, Gary Wehlage, Jeanne Kasak, Sally Taylor. 2nd row: Bill Zabel, Dick Hopewell, Barb Denbow, Don Nord- strom. 3rd row: Wynn Tabbert, Bob Redfield, Dan Johnson, Bill John- son. 4th row: Dave Pal- mer, Paul Roaness, Jim Lease, Jack Hermanxon, Jim Parker. it 1. The Old Fox gives a 'Few poinlers. Front row, I. to r.: .lack Hermanson, Dave Pal- mer, Bob Berdahl, Doug Pay. 2nd row: Bob Red- field, Bill Johnson, Paul Winden, Paul Rogness, Gary WehIa9e. Stand- iflil Karol Kittelson, Dave Nelson, Karl Ross, Holly Chambers, Dick Robinson, Harris Simons, Paul Jeschke, Wayne Burk. Chuck Hurwitz, Jim Lease. Officers, seated, l. to r.: Diane Stoakes, Bill Zabel. Standing: Bob Berdahl, Gary Wehlage. Front row, I. to r.: Barb Denbow, Sandy Sona, Diane Stoakes. 2nd row: Carol Winden, Nancy Aikens, Mary Taylor, Carolyn Sonichsen. 3rd row: Kathy Engen, Jackie Russel, Lois En- gen, Marion Limpo, Joan Nason. Standing: Peg Ogle, Sonya Oyan, Mary Lou Jewett, Sally Tay- lor, Jeanne Kasak, Suz Dougherty, Joyce Nor- Iin, Wynn Tabbert, Evelyn Colwill, Deede Woods. Well, now as you can see . . Terrible beginning! Slarl' all over again! The sludenl bravely resumes his speech, hoping 'lhal lhis lime he can evade lhe inslruc+or's correclion, buf slceplical ol his abilify lo do so. This is a lypical example of The pains a speech slu- denl endures on lhe road io speech lraining. Twenly poinls in public speaking qualify a sludenl for Nalional Forensic League mem- bership. From lhen on. The palh ol advance- menl in NFL degrees is open lo him. The enlire program has as i'rs single goal- Train- ing in good speech. 3 C7 A , Q, , w V M . - M S l 'Q fi Kew it 3 2 ' . ,?,,,Xf:,g:sf 'Q-fig Y ag T?-iff '1'5 f 'si A , ,,, 3, ,Q W b ?-3 eg' Rggggxf' 1 fl K 5' ' iv . -. 0 il - rf f 'J-f- 1f f ' ' in lf f 5 2 . fe 1,'55'Ai'f?'?f 'ff' ' A- N if , -H Q M 8 i iv . 4-.eiik -A I' ,' FL' ' ff- ff Q' 'ff sgb 5 ' -gf- Q .,43119ilsE?S9,,I-,Q ' fs -,i I iw ' P Q, 'wx 1-,Zi '-.A ikty, 1- hwlqah . -3. 5. -ffl 1 9 Q va, -.Q-vi... ,N ..eJ,.,3, -+-Jing? fx ' J- ' ' - ' 'f 5 ,-.ff 1 EI' A- f,,e'-, Q'- 'i ' 'X .lf 'ffiwff'-P ti if fg - Ne-ff' . 'f. +2F 'f,5?f .fff'i35' - ' Q- 'yfifw + ' :'fz 'i' fSf '.- 332-fkf 4' i.-A . Ag.-pJ'fQ' . 4 - Q, .gif 'fn rp' x , if ' .ff' I' - Nl' nn? FLUTE and PICCOLO Janice Grey Sonya Oyan Marcia Jones Elizabeih Crandall Barbara Carlsirom Denny Green Muriel Mossing Virginia McClain Harris Simons Carol McClaren Linda Palmer Rulh Sheldon Diane Smelser Sharron Sioalres Karen Osgood Andrea Grove OBOE Ronn Veenlcer Larry Har+shorn Chadman Boese ENGLISH HORN Larry Harlshorn BASSOON Tommy Knuison Truleven Jarvis ALTO CLARINET Larry Johnson BASS CLARINET Gary Harms Lois Fredriclzson CONTRA-BASS CLARINET Diane Sfoalxes FRENCH HORNS Wayne Burl: Carol Winden Cynfhia Nold Paul Anderson Karen Lias Paul Helland Douglas Aldrich Maribelh Kelly CLARINET Warren Geds+ad Jim Riemann Diane S'l'oalces S'lan Thoellce Adrienne Grillel' Paul Wegner Jim Adams Diane Goodwin Diclc Sweefman George Olson Merrey Lynn Sliarda Elaine Nelson John Thompson Gloria Berg Gene Ross WH, fel' 60116 8 ff Carol Capen Marilyn Hansen Daleann Anderson Julaine Johnson Ruih Van Veldhuizen Carmen Pierce Carol Sieinberg Deanne Hansen Cyn+hia Richards Barbara Bruce Sally Cross Janei Rodway ALTO SAXOPHONE Bob Graham Viclci Oaliland Georgia Wesira Roger Peierson Bill Armsirong TENOR SAXOPHONE Claudeile Tripp Rov Bahnson Clifford Harms Warren Reed BARITONE SAXOPHONE Douglas Cool: MAJORETTES Linda Bradley Ann Fuller Ellen Gran Sharla Dworalc Barbara Lease Joanne Nesby Linda Reid Palricia Jorgensen Dane'H'e Currie Jackie Myhre CORNET Bob Nason Paul Rogness Charles Bailin Richard Johnson Dennis Eilzenberry Dave Wegner Dale Bauer Donald Mauer Cleo Benson Rodney Sherman John Borman Gene Kimmel Cary Ricci Charles Peirie Wesley Plummer TROMBONE Jerry Biorge Sieve Rogness James Walfon Gary Maslers David Trygslad Glade Sfonebaclr Roland Chambers Wendy Wicliholm Richard Schlichl Shirley Olsen James Slensland James Nerison BARITONE Marilyn Rush Sally Pelerson Marlys Rush David Paulson Roger Wilson SOUSAPHONE Roberl' Mylilebusl Jaclr Ba+cheller Paul Jeschlce Cordell Weslphal Terry Robinson Alan Jensen PERCUSSION Ann Ledyard Mary Lou JeweH Paul Rowland Rosemary S'lewar+ Carol Taque Barbara Oas Lynne Kerslen Gloria Moberly in as-'I 'w HAND ,Q vi. TJ - I I if ,iw French Quintet, I. to, r.: Sonya Oyan, Ronnie Veenker, Wayne Burk. Tom Knutson, War- ren Gedstad. . 1 1 , Y 'fi AII-State Band, front row. I. to r.: Cynthia Nold, Marcia Jones. Mary Lou Jewett. Sonya Oyan. 2nd row: Ronnie Veenker, Tom Knutson. Bob Myklebust, Stan Thoeike, 3rd row: Jim Riemann. Wayne Burk, Bob Nason, Warren Solois+s, diagonally fop fo boi' +om: Sonya Oyan, Bob Nason Mary Lou JeweH, Warren Sed sfad. ty V! i f E -1-'G' All-State Orchestra, standing. I. to r.: Paul Helland. Bill John- son, Wayne Burk. Larry Hartshorn. Jim Riemann. Front row, I. to r.: Doris Anderson, Anita Williams, Marilyn Lund- berg, Judy Youngren, Dennis Eikenberry. 2nd row: Sonya Oyan, Marsha Jones, Dorothy Wallbaum. Mary Lou Jewett, Paul Rogness. 3rd row: Charlotte Mitchell, Darlene Larson, Cynthia Nold, Ronnie Veenker. 4th row: Tom Knutson. Warren Gedstad, Bob Myklebust, Dennis Anderson, Jerry Bjorge. Solois+s,diagonally'fop +obo'Hom: ' .if Doris Anderson, Charlofle MH- 4 chell, Anita Robinson, Cynthia Nold. Concert Misfress. Ig I a I I EE:EEEEi?E?i5EEiEag I' -4 ,,, ..,...l... ,x c .. J 3 N UHEHESIHA i . Nix Srin Quartet I to r.: Cynthia Nold. Char 9 . lotte Mitchell Judy Youngren, Anita Robinson. ti I I i ,af I VIOLIN Cynlhia Nold CharIo+Ie Mifchell Doris Anderson Bill Johnson Ani'I'a Williams Marilyn Lundberg Paul Helland Dennis Anderson Joan Barrick Deanne Hansen II VIOLIN David Blegen Barbara Morris Mary Ann Selig Jim Kruse Marilyn Porfz Leonard Chrisfian VIOLA Lila Husby Edward Bone Wnfef PIANO Doris Cheadle STRING BASS Dorolhy Wallbaum Janice Kemnih Barbara Neuharih Dick McGaughey Paul Johnson CELLO Rulh Li++Ie Judy Youngren FLUTE Sonya Oyan Marcia Jones Elizabeih Crandall Barbara Carlsfrom CLARINET Warren Gedsfad 60I'lC8I'f Jim Riemann S+an Thoelke Paul Wegner Bob Reinken OBOE Ronn Veenker Larry Harfshorn BASSOON Tom Knulson Truleven Jarvis FRENCH HORN Wayne Burk Carol Winden Paul Anderson Karen Lias ALTO SAX Bob Graham Vicki Oakland Claudeffe Tripp Clifford Harms TRUMPET Paul Rogness Roberi' Benner Dick Johnson Dennis Eikenberry Kenne+h Myers Vaughn Thompson TROMBONE Darlene Larson Jerry Biorge Arlene Ree Sieve Rogness DRUM Shirley Kemnifz Mary Lou JeweH' Donalene Larson TUBA Bob Myklebusf Ig' , . I If F2 2 -sig ,A 5 205' . f g' :-,gi ' f dx W v at if 1-2 , A an sb A il W tif' -.Ah :A V' ' T . , 5 f et' ., s . A 'K r Vg A A p I .fx , QQ' . fr , -f , Q, T' 23, nr--, vs 31 -1- Q fm- 1,f,k ' 'ff 3. , 'ff ' pw sf fr., f fa, . .f Q ff- , -'fe ' 3 1 ,V - I 0 v ,1 I h 5 . nf w ff 'Pwr f f - I ' 'T 5 ff' rd .n , Q A I, v my ,--,if-A uzqtx, 3, f, K 1 f so A an K 7 g Our Chorus director Boyd L. Bohlke The Freshman Chorus director Joanne Maurstad EHUHHE 'Superiorm is a Term TiTTing Tor The WHS Chorus. The 125-member group has mainTained a quaIiTy unsurpassed in SouTh DalcoTa high schools, and has been lauded in many oTher ways. One oT The TinesT evidences oT The uniT's superioriTy was iTs showing aT All'STaTe Chorus in Huron - The 20 Sioux Falls singers who aTTended, represenTed The largesT delegaTion oT any school in The sTaTe. As every year, The ChrisTmas and Spring con- cerTs were The ouTsTanding evenTs in The vocal season. Besides perTorming aT These Two, given To boTh The public and The sTudenTs, The Chorus presenTed many programs Tor various business and civic organizahons. A Trip To Sioux CiTy and a concerT beTore an EasT High School assembly was also enioyed by The Chorus. Boyd l.. Bohllce, The eTTicienT and lilcable Chorus direcTor, is in charge oT WHS' vocal program. Under him and wiTh The help of Miss Joanne MaursTad, is The FirsT Chorus. The Boys' Glee Club. The Girls' Chorus, and The Freshman Chorus, wiTh more Than 350 sTudenTs parTicipaTing. ROW I Sfephanie Fanlle Dianne Walser Marlene Perry Nancy Aikens Janice Johnson Roslyn Lewin Anlhe Margellos Mary Freeburn Carolyn Sonichsen Julie Gibson LaVonne Ronning Mary Parker Ka'rhy Engen Sandy Taylor Sally Howard Kay OH'en BeHy McLaughlin BeH'y Elmen Darlene Danielson Marilynn Hill Mary McLaughlin Rosie Hunfer Connie HammiH' Joyce McFarland ROW 2 Waulhena Nelson LaVera Hagen Ann Nachel Beverly Harkema Carolyn Downard Janei' Sfrand Mary Peckham Carmen Pierce John Kinkead Bruce Hundley Jim Brown Kenl' Scribner Daryl Ferguson Dick Rislov Roger Huni Roland Hagen Shari Clayion Barbara Denbow Melva Neuberger Marie Erickson Karen Gulbranson Sherry Terry Lois Rossow Irene Jurgensen Jacqueline Russell Janef Haugen Czrzkfmaa goncerf ROW 3 ROW 4 Marilyn Miller Mary Hous'l'on Jody Syverson Mavis Lubbinge Sandra Udselh Shirley Lemke Una Mae Nyhaug LaVonne Wood Tom Poulos Bob Ro+h Hans Konderi' Dennis Welch Clifford Clyde Wally Boersma Judy Van Houie Bonnie Dubbe Sonnie Anderson Mary Posz Joyce Thomson Peggy Ogle LuAnn Holmoe Bonnie OHen Sally Lamberi' Paul Cordes Dave Kruger Carol Kleespies Susan Dougher+y Sheila Woollums Joyce Ashley Bonnie Henium Nancy Perrenoud Wayne Mi+chell Ted Harriman Norman Wesiby Kenny Carlson Russell Wilson Lorraine Fremming Helen Eggers Julie Dinsmore Jane Lane June Ziegenbalg Bev Kiffelson Gloria Moberly Sharon Herring Karol Kiffelson Gilberl Giere ROW 5 Jim Lancasier Arlen Rosser Tom Simmons Pe+er Johnson Nile Berger Ken Slobe Dick Guderyahn Frank Peck Jerry Reedy Don Harriman Bob Amburn Len Blue Don Vollan Mike Myers John Enrigh+ Glen Jamlgaard Bob Zimmerman Jim Nordby Paul Winden Larry Flanagan Harold Rudisill Eddie Harvey Derald Espeland Marvin Colwill Pianisf- Deede Woods 8' s 'n 8 .1 'x'V'5f,1it A, 'V MW l ,A J , wiv' ' ,- ' ' 3' ' -2 q Y'3V'7'F 4 -WW ww ,., ,, , K. 'I 11 ., 'A ' K V 1 m ' Q 1 11 Us II' D .X 'D Q .1 G, , n r Y f A . lg H, 31's-,,: 'sn K. 1, S! f .- ,K4, ,,. f uf , Chorus Council, I. to r.: Mary Houston, Paul Winden, Jody Syverson, Wayne Mitchell Sally Howard, Presiden! Don Vollan, Deede Woods. NX Ygxnsihmws WIIIIIIIUH EIIIII .l-. III '54 1. ADVISER, R. Pop Chaussee. 2. ACTIVITIES, I. to r.: Mary Lee Posz, Marietta Hansen, Bev Ordal. 3. SENIORS, I. to r.: Nancy Perrenoud, Wanda Shelp. 4. ADMINISTRATION, I. to r.: Karen Peterson, Diane Stoakes. 5. LAYOUT, I. to r.: Renee Chaussee, Ruth Siekmeier, Shirley Kohler. 6. EDITOR, Susan Dougherty. Ink, Flirr+Tnn'ro arspfni fooer-aflyker R. 'Poo Cham'-ee and edior infhiei exiraordirary Susan Doudherly, ihe '54 Warrior siaii soeni ioeller lhwn Vx pra e'efs rnorlhz pulhno pol wha? ihoy hope vviif he A QiGri 'iQ yegrijooic. And as a'ways, lhe ilall' was ooeraling fu - 'ioarn ron? up lo fine deadfne, lryinq Io Finish oo lhe yarfog odds-and-ends limi u'lirna+e'y rriean so rnuch in an annuals degree of success. Under Edilor Suzi and Associale Edilor Paul Roqnefs were lhese cap- able sechon headi: Adminislralion --Diane Sioaices' Seniors-Nancy Perrerioudt Classes--Sandy Sona and Jeannie Redheid: Aciivilies a-Marieiia Hansen' Sporis - Gary Wehlaqe: Fealures - Deede Woods. They, io- qeiher wilh iheir aisisiariis, are responsible for lhe fine VGYOI-l+S land any inferior ones, fool 'rhai are found on The foigowlnq pages, The enlire slaff hopes you will enioy ihis pubhgalign ag much as lhey have eriioyed preparing I+ for you. 1. PHOTOGRAPHERS. I. to r.: Bob Graham. Ron Giedd, Doug Pay, Dick Ace Hopewell. 2. CLASSES, I. to r.: Phil Rysdon, Jeannie ' Redfield. Sandy Sona, Gary Bahr. My 3. FEATURES, I. to r.: Deede Woods, Connie Hammitt, Mary Lou Jewett. 4. SPORTS, I. to r.: Bob Shreve, Gary Wehlage. 5. ART, Pete Rembrandt Eide. - 6. ASSOCIATE EDITOR, Paul Roqneu. gichfom of fine puggcafiond PAUL ROGNESS SUSAN DOUGHERTY MARCIA JONES BILL ZABEL SONYA OYAN lllllll ANU Sillllll Quill and Scroll is an honorary organizalion of iour- nalisls who have Qualified for membership Through work on one of Wl-lS's lhree maior publicalions -- lhe VVarrior, 'rhe Orange 81 Black or Chips. Advised by Mrs. Ronan, Miss McQuillen, Miss Barry, Miss Norman, and Mr. Chaussee. 'rhe club holds ils annual banquel in lhe Spring lo honor new iniliales and bring 'rogelher lhe old. Off ce s l. to r.: Paul Rogness, B Il Zabel, Marilyn Olsen, is A-.ML s an Dougheriy. F o t w, l. to r.: Paul Rogness, Gary Wehlage, Bill Zabel, Dave Palmer. 2nd row: Marilyn Olsen, Diane Stoakes, Sandy Sona S an Do gherty, Marietta Hansen. 3rd row: Sonya Oyan, Marcia Jones. Chips adviser, Mrs. Ronan Assoc. Editors. front row. I. to r.: Marilyn Olsen, Kathy Engen, Lois Fredrickson. 2nd row: Jim Sorensen, Dick Erickson, Joyce Norlin, Denny Green. Editor, Marcia Jones Chips is +he ione WHS ac+ivi+v where everyone is abie 'ro be reoresenied and all of +l'1ose successfui gain recogni+ion For Hweir efiorfs. Befween ine covers of fiwis aiifWHS pubiicafion are 'found siwori s+ories. essays, poems of ali +vpes. and liHle gems of wisdomi' iniecied infbeiween. Supervising are Mrs. Roran, wiwo Heads composiiion, and Miss Barry, saies adviser. Eiiicieniiy edffinq flrie magazine is Marcia Jones. Colwill. Q -will 14, N '51 ,rf Sales adviser, Miss Barry Co-sales Managers, Bob Nason and Nila -J iw.: - 1 . ' ., LV'-X17-L,asi'5 '9g. gi, ' r 2 j lf ,., W. msg Sonya Oyan - Assistant Editor, first Dave P EAKKOY- semester, Editor, second semester Ulme,XA ' -Del f , seq, sgis, BAK 10 Semeske nd semesfgff fditor Ulllllllt E lillllill Dounding typewriters, ill-smelling iars ot glue, tinished and untinished dummy sheets, and T-squares galore are all in a day's worlc in the third tloor tactory ot Wt'lSis exclusive newspaper, the Orange 81 Black. Two iour- nalism classes, with 45 literary participants, can be seen busily scurrying downtown tor ads, drawing up pro- tessional and mediocre pages, or pounding out stories on the atrocious IBM machine. The weelcly, six page production contains everything trom iolces and nomenclatures to editorials, teature articles, and hot news stories. The high-class statt, advised by Miss Norman, lceeps its morale high by pinning clever articles on the tamous O 81 B Bullboard. Ad Salesmen, front row, l. to r.: Advertising heads, Elaine Nelson, Stephanie Fantle, Donna Millageg Judy Allan, Ann Fuller. 2nd row: Leigh Ann Perrenoud, Janice Lemkuhl, Sharon Moreen, Bev Young, Lois Rossow, Donna Gillen. 3rd row: Barb Denbow, Merrey Skarda, Liz Crandall, Linda Miller, Mary Lou Jewett, Bev Simmons, Denny Green. lO2 xx' Reporters front row I to r Bev Young Judy Allan, Barb Lease Carolyn Son jx uchsen, Andrea Grove, Bev Ordal 2nd row Wynn Tab bert Sharon Moreen Barb Denbow Kay McCahren June Lewis Lois Rossow, Judy Sorensen Donna Gil len, Sheila Woollums 65' I ,bf News Editors, front row Bev Ordal, Barb Riemann 2nd row: Marilyn Olsen, Sandra Lee. Jane Shingle decker. S Ph z r h R Kizftifsfaff Gieag,o?af?: rinizxeggn Wen. oestel, Cf,O r r Brofdocq ll t ffhweo r., D . Q, J On Sr,-y Ste Blur ensfh Qe 3. E , ' Bgb dltor Reaffefefry Je ' Jim Use . . Le '7' 2 Adviser, Lorraine Norman ase' Jo: lO3 A W ' -'Qf ,feb 1.352 i. ri' ' L '-L- 1 4 7- A, 5 ' , . V ' 1 ff V .Q VY - . Q 'ffl .'.. Managing Editor. Andrea Grove U r Ow I7 HI.ll., ix N X x 'N Exe 54,4 C xx X. 658004665 an WWW l g6'Ll'LLZ6LfL0lfl5 105 QEQ5 if lil Sx -,Gm wx 3 3 Nik , X4 X Rs i N5 E QQ V QUY S X: 5 5 G y e 1 5: QQQNWE wa ff MfWiw1wW We X KY J Q Qxi v XV J N X M' X Dgygv ,ju fQ9fi W JY , G V fx' x YU Q - QQXC xx Dy iw QEXJQ . C! KJ Mdx X XO Q AWN., in 11 :Q MM..-1 A 4 Ji H f y ' Q Sf A 'iff ,L Qfs XY I , BEM I 33175 HMS The Mariners in anoiher U of Min- neso+a program bells, Bells, BELLS, Bells, bells . . Forceful J. D. Coon expounds . . . Augie quarfef a+ fhe Senior banquei' . . The line -IP!! 107 WF Front row, l. to r.: Carol McLimans. Floy Brown. Evelyn Benson, Shirley Peterson, Carolyn Foss, Neva Meyer, Bev Ordal, Sonya Oyan. 2nd row: Jane Shingledecker, Marilyn Olsen. Mary Ann Turnbull, Carol Peaker. Helen Eggers, Mary Kay Houston, Kay Otten, Lois Rossow, Cynthia Nold. 3rd row: George Miller, Rog Mickelson. Jack Hermanson, Bill Zabel, Dave Palmer. Keith Morrill, Danny Johnson, Marcia Jones. 4th row: Paul Rogness, Jim Sorensen, Bob Berg. Fred Klawiter, Wayne Burk, Donna Slab, Marlys McDonald. 5th row: Warren Gedstad, Tom Knutson, Kathy Engen, Ann Fuller, Mary Williams, Lois Thornton, Corrine Albright., Darlene Aukes, Barbara Brooks. 6th row: Roz Lewin, Deede Woods, Wynn Tabbed, Diane Stoakes, Marilynn Hill. Q The so-called :brainsf ot WHS are congregated in an exclusive group known as the Nationa l-lonor Society. To quality tor membership, a student must have received enough grade points trom scholastic participation to have reached the minimum amount. Miss Kleinsasser. Mrs. Jones, and Miss Kron, advise the intellectuals. A '-a. .g- 's I I Jllllllll lllWlNllllE i V711 fm lO8 Officers. I. to r.: Jack Hermanson, Sonya Oyan, Warren Gedstad. NHS These senior boys are selected by Principal R. A. Beck on the basis ot outstanding work in a particular tield ot WHS ac- tivity. Each is privileged to at- tend Kiwanis Club meetings tor a designated month and is asked to speak to the organiza- tion during the months last meeting. L. to r.: Paul Rogness, Dave Palmer, Wayne Gustafson, Don Renner. Left to rnght Carolyn Foss Bev Ordal Dlane Stoakes Lora Rouow Sonya Oyan Bev Young Jeaneane Whlte Jane Shungledecker Represenfed by four oulslandung lunsor qmrls each w1'rh an alfernale WHS made a 'hne record al' Glrls Slale annually held nn Mulchell For a full week 'rhey were faughf fhe pollhcal organlzahon of our federal sl'a're and local governmenls sefhng up a model of each Duane Sfoalces was chosen as al'rer nafe To Glrls Nahon experrenced fhe prachcal educahon ID Amerocan cahzenshup offered each year af Boys Sfafe They relurned home wufh more Than lhelr share of honors lncludung ihe hughesf examlnahon score a he befween Bull Johnson and Dan Johnson and fhe Oufsfandlng Clhzen Award Paul Rogness Standmg I to r Jack Hermanson Bull Johnson Dave Palmer Chuck Banlm Paul Wmden Jam Riemann Jnm Sorensen Slttmg front row I to r George Muller Wayne Gustafson Paul Rogness 2nd row Danny Johnson Tom Knutson George Aker 3rd row Warren Gedstad Wayne Burk Bob Myklebust row Lyonel Gonyo Milton Ruse Rog Muckelson Fred Klawlter 109 Ellllg' - ' Q5 , ci J 25 W ig glll ll 5' QL Earlynlasf June, 'fwenfy-fhree of WH'S's ou'rs1:anding.junior boys lraveled 'ro Aberdeen and hl, 'V , 'V 1.-ml 'T IRC Officers and Committee, front row, I. to r.: Diane Stoakes, Lois Ros- sow, Bonnie Assam. 2nd row: Jim Riemann, Don Norstrom, Paul Winden. IHC An all-senior and iunior organizafion, fine Infernaiional Reiafions Club has as i'rs main purpose ffwe very idea sei forfh in Hs name - io furfher infernaiional relafions befween WHS and foreign srudenfs Hnrougfw self-educaiion and sponsorship of worfhy proiecfs. The Unifed Na- iions Day Assembly, Loyaiiy Day Assembly, Chrisfmas Pariy, and many educafional meefings are some of fine IRC-sponsored evenfs. Th A few h '7P py Semin disffibufe fhe -f 9' fs ef' ' es always one i I N ev ery Crgwdl M. I N7 0 x ca i a College Club Officers and Board, front row, l. to r.: Marilynn Hill, Sonya Oyan, Lois Rossow. 2nd row: Dick Erickson, Paul Rogness, Ronn Veenker, Bill Zabel. Ellllllii Elllll Anyone wilnessing a College Club gefhering in lhe audiforiurn is lilcely lo 'rhinlc il' a minor assembly wilh a hancllul of sludenls missing. Some 600 college prospecls are governed by a seven-member board of direcfors. which in lurn elecls ifs own officers. The club's funclions include sponsorship of fhe biggesf of all WHS social evenls -- The College Club Chrisfmas Formal - assislance in College Day and various eclucalional programs. Mumng and su orrnal lhe beauliful Cllllslmas 'lie eni0Y 'l denli al' Wifh room lo spare i Pllllll PllSlliliS Officers, I. to r.: Larry Hartxhorn, War- ren Gedstad. Bob Mykleburt. L. to r.: Bob Myklebust, John Beardsley, Bob Berdahl, Dick Hope- well, Warren Gedstad, Jim Lease, Larry Hartshorn, Wayne Burk. 'Checlcmaie . . . l've won! is 'rhe ballle cry of ihe high schools exclusive chess club. lhe Pawn Pushers. who meei Tuesday nighis . . . supposedly io play iheir iavorile game. Trouble is, lhis enchanling paslime oiien lalces one away from lhe miniaiure chessmen lo lhe less skillful bul more enioyable arl of gulping down boliles of soii drinlcsl?l and munching on Dagwood sandwiches. Hill EHUSE Elllllill Joining lhe school and communily in beneficial acfiviiy, members ol: 'rhe Red Cross Club serve ai ihe Crippled Children s Hospilal, aid in Red Cross office worlc, and pack The overseas Chrislmas boxes. ln helping 'rhose less iorlunale lhan lhey, lhese Good Samarilansu undoubiedly beneiil' as much as do lhe children. Red Cross Council, seated, I. to r.: Sandy Sona, Warren Gedstad Georgianna Johnson. Standing, I. to r.: Mike Rost, Irene Kemer ling, Muriel Mossing. En+er'faining and being enferfained a+ l'he Crippled Children's Hospifal . . . EHATUHANEA T? 1-- Wynn Tabberi, Queen L. to r.: Carolyn Sonlchsen, Wynn Tabbert, Sally Howard, Janice Becker. Unable To leT The opposiTe sex have a monopoly on any game involving skill, ChaT- uranga is a girls' chess organizaTion which aTTempTs To masTer Their male counTerparTs aT Their own game. Rumor has iT, Though, ThaT The Temales do liTTle more chess-playing Than do The Tellas . . . aT any raTe, The monThly geT-TogeThers aTTord an excellenT op- porTuniTy To caTch up on The laTesT news. Elllflllill ETUH WaTch The IiTTle birdie . . insTrucTs a shuTTer bug. as he snaps a prize-winning phoTo oT his TavoriTe liTTle sisTer. These experTs aT The arT oT phoTography meeT wiTh adviser Joe Lemohn To improve and perTecT Their abiliTy in This Tasc:inaTinq pasTime OT picTure-Taking. L to r Sharon Anderson Roger Larson George Stoneback Teddy May Milton Rinse Mr Lemohn Bill Zabel Cordell Weltphal Marsh Scudder Dick Hopewell Dawn Hurley Laddie Freeman , ...J al T. Officers, top to bottom: Dick Hopewell, Kar- en Gurley, Bill Zabel. Sill Sli Elllll o va I .250 1? 4 Fiesta time! L. to r.: John Fiesta Dancers, Judy Auam Crixp, Judy Assam, Min Ind J0hr1 CWSP- Stegner. Class Officers. front row, I. to r.: Carla Thoelke, Anita Robinson, Cheryl Hallquist, Mary Wilson. 2nd row: Diane Dahl, Gretchen Tyler, Jane Kelley, Rosalee Falen. 3rd row: Janet Hobart, Deanne Zirbes, Mary Wheeldon, Ronnie Beck. 4th row: Ronald Drake, Charles Hurwitz, Patricia Leeland. Dick Steineke. Como esla usledffl Mlvluy bien, Gracias. Dislinguished Spanish inlellecls can fell you whal il means al a glance: anyone incapable of lranslaling lhe phrase should hurry lo room 323 and reguesl' lhal you be able 'ro learn lhis language oi Romance. The illuslrious sludenls oi lhis class sponsor each year a gala lies+a and enjoy Their Spanish educaiion in an occasion ol Espanoll' feslivily. Wilh Miss Evenson as lheir adviser, 'lhe Girls' Alhlelic Associalion helps lo promole sporlsmanship lhrough a program of varied sporls aclivilies. Tennis, bowling and olher sporls occupy rnosl of lhe girls' lime. 'J Front row, l. to r.: Shelly DuBray, Jeannette Hooker, Sally Howard, Sharla Dworak, Marilyn Q Flush, Emily Nation, Barb Brakke, Diane Smelser, Pat Jorgensen, 2nd row: Janice Cronk, Caro- line Vader, Marlys Rush, Gayle Shaw, JoAnne Nesby, Marilyn Linbury, Nancy Holm, Gloria Wiexe, Donna Turner. 3rd row: GeeGee Johnson, Audrey Bakke, LaVonne Wood, Kay Hooker, LuJean Hoover, Mary Cowan, Joan Barrick, Marge Meyers. 4th row: Truleven Jarvis, Joann Ford, Betty Van Laar, Jean Rowe, Ruby Kapsch. Karen Bird, Shirley Dworak, Sonya Olson, JoAnn Merrill. 5th row: Diane Ayres, Patricia Lentz, Jane Zeren, Karen Jacomet, Sylvia Boe, Jean Steinbeck, Eve Assid, Joanne Winnett, Junette Neuroth. 6th row: Marcia Klatt, Phyllis Trickey, H1 Janet Lorenzen, Jackie Steely, Flazma Jansons, Sharon Loomis, Doris Anderson, Judy Geiser. Officers, l. io r.: Marge Meyers. Pat J o rgensen, Marilyn Rush, Joan Barrick. SJ 3- b ,J , sd f il 1 X 7 l mlb . 'K l Dick Hopewell and Jim '2 Q Jerry Bjorge addressing stu- Parker giving their toasts. 1 I - dents at Spring Banquet. Class Officers, front row, I. to r.: Karen Osgood, Sharron Stoakes. 2nd row: Dawn Hurley, Barbara Shepard, Georgia Westra, Liz Crandall. 3rd row: Dick Smith, Noel Muller, Jack Batcheller, Mike Gib- son. Amo . . amas . . amal . . amamus . . amaiis . . amanlui lhe Lalin enlhusiasls go on and on - declining, con- iugaling, lranslaiing, and memorizing. Laiin sluclenls inleresied in more Than a classroom educalion in + e ang- uage are members of 'rhe Lalin Club, ancl pariicipale in Roman-cenlered programs and social evenls. The year's hiqhlighl for The Caesars is lhe colorful, Romanesque Laiin banquel. Monogram winners in any of ihe live WHS sporls - iooiball, baslcel- ball, lraclc, golf, and iennis - are aulomalically members oi lhis honorary organizalion for alhleles. The clubs maior responsibiliiies include lhe annual Monogram Dance and assisling al alhleiic iunca lions. Serving as advisers are Coaches Diehl, Burns, Evans, and Hansen. Front row, I. to r.: Mike Rost, Louie Tobias, Dick Johnson, Bob Sacre, Lyonel Gonyo, Bob Amburn, Gayle Hoover, Jerry Nelson, John Enright. 2nd row: Chuck Bailin, Les Larson, Keith Hodge, Dick Ronken, Wayne Gustafson, Bud Olson, Steve Beckman, George McKeon. 3rd row: Dick Hopewell, Jack Kittelson, Denny York, Paul Pratt, Dick Falconer, Keith Morrill, Bob Troutman, Bob Hammers, Jim Wat- son, Don Amundson. 4th row: Dave Kruger, Pat Smith, Paul Rogness, Roger Axland, Bill Erickson, Don Erickson, Hal Erickson, Don Renner, George Aker. Officers, I. to r.: Don Ren- ner, George 5 M c K e o n I Wayne Gus- tafxon. Officers, top to bottom: Rose Albert, Marlys McDonald, Donna Slob, Carolyn Foss. Front row, l. to r.: Barbara Brakke, Suz Dougherty, Lois Thornton. Marlys McDonald, Marilyn Judes, Yvonne Larson, Marla Odegaard, Dorothy Langley, Dorothy Lee, Jeanene White, Kathy Engen. 2nd row: Barbara Brooks, Shirley Peterson, Mary Lee Posz, Kay Otten, Rosie Hunter. Bev Young, Connie Hammitt, Barbara Getman, Peggy Haas, JoAnne Hovdestad. 3rd row: LuAnn Holmoe, Donna Tripp, Karen Gulbranson, Joyce Pope, Donna Slob, Sharon Gunderson, Evelyn Randall, Lorraine DeBoer,. Pat Stoons. 4th row: Irene Jurgensen. Mary Maxwell, Mary Ellis, Neva Myers, Carolyn Foss, Barbara Calkins, Corrine Albright. Evelyn Colwill, Shirlee Stoneall, Anne Fuller. 5th row: Arlene Iverson, Rose Albert, Willette Dow, Judy McConnell, Bette Tuller, Nancy Perrenoud. Bonnie Dubbe, Rose Ann Zeren, Sandra Twedell. 6th row: Deede Woods, Helen Eggers, Joyce McFarland. Hill The Future Business Leaders ot America is made up ot shorthand and typing students interested in turthering their training along this line. A major activity is the supplying ot stenographic services to out-ot-school groups, and worlc is also done toward placing graduates in ottice jobs. This year a new junior group was tormed by Miss Walter and Mrs. Jones, the advisers. Front row, I. to r.: Patty Webber, Beverly Doty, Lorretta Brooks, Kay Nordin, Loretta Ter Wee, Darlene Skovley, Ruth Sheldon, Betty Van Laar. 2nd row: Virginia Boekhoff, Shirley Rich, Gisela Lueck, Helen Christian, Barbara Thomas, Sharon Dahse, Daisy Vossos, Elaine Ellis, Una Mae Nyhauo. 3rd row: Jackie Barta, Marlene Brown, Janice Cronk, Helen Colwill, Lorna Cooper, Joyce Thomson, Shirley Kohler, Janet Kruger, Marcella VanDer Schaaf. 4th row: Melva Huemoeller, Noreen Tschetter, Linda Brasel, Loretta Munson, Gloria Berg, De Ann Williams, Kay Severson, Delilah Christensen, Leigh Ann Perrenoud. 5th row: Gail Smith, Janice Ackerman, Joan Geiver. Laurel Pierce, Ramona Schave, Shirley Patterson, Connie Rames, Barbara Johnson, Shirley Smelser, Mary Edwards. 4 Front row, I. to r.: Eilene Loewen, Pat Moore, Don Steensma, Barbara Neuharth, Janice Kemnitz. 2nd row: Janice Hawkey, Carolyn Merry, Mary Ann Turnbull, Patty Lockwood, Dorothy Langley, Ann Ledyard, Carolyn Vader, Jeanene White. 3rd row: Janice Johnke, Jean Kasak, Arlene Ree, Janice Gray, Dorothy Lee, Connie Shank, Janice Lehmkuhl, Carolyn Foss, Cynthia Nold. By ihe loolcs of ihe personnel piciured above, American children of ihe iuiure have only women ieachers in prospeci. A+ any rale, 'rhe purposes of ihe Fuiure Teachers of America are io help members learn more aboui' +he profession, and 'ro siimulale inleresf in 'rhe worlc. Supervisors are Miss Carlion and Miss Friclc. 'CD T? 3 2 I One of ihe mosi useful of Wi-lS's many organizaiions is ihe Library Club, made up of sludenls enrolled in ihe library course. Besides Their worlc as librarians, ihese girls - under fhe sponsorship of Miss Flini and Mrs. Hursi' - Take par? in regular business meeiings and monihly social evenis. H7 ff FTA Officers, I. to r.: Jean Kasak, Arlene Ree, Dorothy Lee, Dorothy Langley. lll2lillllllilllS Front row, I. to r.: Wallis Ann Plummer, Shirley Peterson, Mau- reen Smart, Florence Snelling, Yvonne Hansen, Bonnie Martenl, Donna Friese, Elaine Berdahl, Thel- ma Downard, May Yesda. 2nd row: Betty Elmen, Leora Capen, Mar- garet Skrondahl, Susan Lommel, Glenice Langdon, Sharon Johnson, Maureen Colton, Eilene Loewen, Kay Beck, Karen Anderson. 3rd row: Rose Mary Baldwin, Diana Gustafson, Ramona Evans, Karen Moore, Charlene Moi-et, Janice Christensen, Grace Leih, Joyce Dreyer, Junette Neuroth. World Affair: Board, front row, I. to r.: Sonya Oyan, Sandy Sona, Lois Rostow. 2nd row: Paul Rognen, warren Gedutad, Bill Zabel, Gary Wehlaoe, Ron Veenker. To facililale a beller undersfanding and knowledge of lhe diversified cullures and peoples of 'rhe world is lhe purpose of 'rhe World Affairs Club. Under lhe supervision of Miss Johnson, varied programs including speakers, discussions, movies, and slides are feafured. The idea of a foreign sludenl exchange was inilialed by lhis organizaiion. Wehlage. HVULUEY Elilli Front row, I. to r.: H. E. Thurston, Gloria Moberly, Julie Morstad, Clarie Chaous, Lois Fredrickaon, Korrine Johansson, Jeannie Welch, D. K. Jorgensen. 2nd row: Karl Schlicht, Marvin Boegler, Midge Mavity, Sharon Knepper. 3rd row: Margie Hanna, Jeanne Jorgenson, Betiy Thornton, Emily Nation, Craig Overfield. 4th row: Ronald Cahow, Duane Herrick, Donna Wagner, Gayle Shaw, Gary Ricci, Richard Guderyahn. 5th row: Jack Kittelson, Ron Nelson, Wayne Simp- son, Bill wright, Jim Scott, John Borman. WUJHU AHAIHS According 'ro Websler, biology means 'fhe science of living organisms. Anyone wil- nessing 'rhe conglorneralion of lizards, frogs. loads, rafs, mice, snakes, spiders, grasshop- pers, elc., probably considers lhe above definifion an underslalemenl' of The highesl degree. Al any raie, lhe Biology Club seelcs 'ro promole inleresf in ihis fascinaiing siudy. Officers, front row, I. to r.: Lois Fredrickoon, Jack Kitielson. 2nd row: Julie Morstad, Emily Nation. Head Patrol Boy, Doug Cook Front row, I. io r.: John Sorenson, Laddie Freeman, Jerry Wall. 2nd row: Lloyd Lange, Sllllllll Pllllllll Wl'lS's iunior cops are The safely-preservers of 'flue school, llne palrolmen who assure llwe regislralion office of no drop in enrollmenf because of lraffic lalalifies. Safely is lheir mollo. and lraffic liclcels llweir means. Doug Cook, Daryl Gibbs, Jerry Parr. Wasliinglon Hiqlfs conlribulion 'ro 'llwe lesl lube. llie Science Club, seeks To promole original researclw and fo discover and develop scienlilic lalenls. A lulure Edison or Franklin is flwe organizafions goal, and supervisors Sidlo I ,E E CLUB and Scllwarlz direcl eflorls foward llwal purpose. One of llnis year's lniglwlighfs is a Trip lo Rapid Cily for 'flue Junior Academy of Science. Front row I to r Ron Giedd Rog Mickelson Joe Bednorz Bob Redfield Bill Zabel John Beardsley 2nd row Jack Hermanson Dave Palmer Jim Adams Bob Myklebun Officers l to r Jack Hermanaon, Bob Kathy Engen Anne Fuller Wayne Burk 3rd row Tom Ranney, Bob Berg Bill Myklebust Tom Ranney Tnmmerman Dwane Ellis Dick Engel Frank Cornelxas A SQUAD ElllllllHlUlllS Front I to Co heads Bonn e Assam Bev Ordal Back LaVo e Ronn g Rosy Hunter Sandy Sona Mar lynn H Il Gwen The dlffncull' laslc of leadmg a ZOOO member sfudenl body In cheer mg fhe ASquad cheerleaders enloyably perform fherr pleasurable duly Coached by Mnss Evenson and led by co head cheerleaders Bev Ordal and Bonme Assam flwese snx peppy gals spend long hours rn making and per fecfmg clweerung roufmes dl'l'L0l'5 6ll'I'L0l'5 g0 90 g0 WHS Cheerleaders gefling fheir weekly exercise . 120 my er s s s W- - is ,,,r T A ' X s ' - 1 7 , . r.: - - , i , . U: nn un, , , H K ! Q, 4 'KJ Front, I. to r.: Virginia Turchen, lrene Kemerling, Mary Peckham. Back: Carla Thoelke, Nancy Aikenl, Carolyn Sonichsen, Mary Taylor, Judy Assam. Tryouis for B-Squad cheerleading are held in ihe Spring. wiih all sophomore and freshman girls inferesied in becoming yell-leaders com- peiing. The successful gals 'rhen 'rake over spois on +he A-Squad as The senior girls graduaie. To insiill more school spirii in rhe sludeni body. consiifuies 'rhe maior purpose of Wl-lS's Pep Club. Among ofher Things, 'rhe organizaiion presenied 'lhe lhese enihusiasiic Warrior fans is Mr. Foss. small Sampson slaiue io ihe cheerleaders. Sponsoring Front, l. to r.: Marilynn Hill, Bonnie Assam, Rosy Hunter, Bev Ordal, Sandy Sona, Lavonne Ronning. 2nd row: Dick Hopewell, Gary Wehlage, sow, Nancy Frank. 3rd row: Bob Roth, John Beardaley, Jim Parker, Kay Severaon, Kent Morstad, Lorraine Fremming, Sharon Fredericklon, Cynihia Borgen. 4th row: Jack Leasney, Bill Zabel, Karol Kittelaon, Bob Zimmerman, Wally Boersma, Judy Assam, Doug Mole, Suz Dough- erty. Wynn Tabbert. E N- Karen Gurley, Bonnie Dubbe, Helen Eggers, Kay McCahren, Lois Ros- X 1 pf F'?f'l3ZFi Hi-Y Cabinet, front row, I. to r.: Bob Bottge, Dale Peterson, Phil Ryldon, John Hillgren, Larry Harrington, Jim Lease. 2nd row: Paul Rogness, Jim Riemann, Roger Wilson, George McKeon, Keith Hodge, Jamie Hamrick, Mark Line, Trig Ekeland, adviser. An esseniial aciivify for belfer 'rhan 250 WHS boys is The Hi-Y organizaiion. Made up of ihirleen individual chapiers. 'rhe eniire organizaiion operales around a Hi-Y Cabinet made up of represeniaiives from each sep- araie club. This Chrisiian club has live major aciiviiies - lnduciion Service, l-li-Y Carnival, Holy Week Services. lco-sponsored wiih ihe Y'Teensl, McLaughlin Sporisman Banquet and fhe Moiher4Son Banque? - and also spon- sors a Hi-Y loaslneiball league. Trig Elceland and Franlc Gibbs advise 'the group. li can undoubledly be said ihai' an orqanizalion whose prime purpose is io furiher lhe developrnenf of Chrisiian characier can be iermed an in- valuable high school experience. Officers, I. to r.. Steve Rogneu, Whitey Axlund, Dick Ronken Paul Winden. Paul Rognesa. -ff a ,.,..t ., llrrlls Ak , x,1 Inter-Club Council: front row, I. to r.: Nancy Frank, Sharon Trumm, Permella Bedford. Leora Capen, Sandy Wertl, Diana Goodwin, Mrs. Hong. 2nd row: lone Hoover, Mary Houston, Lois Fredrickxon, Dorothy Lee, Carolyn Vader, Shirley Peterson. 3rd row: Barb Benson, Willeen McDermott, Mary Lou Jewett, Sally Taylor, Deanna VanDyke. The so-called sis'rer club of l-li-Y, llwe Y-Teens. includes some 500 WHS girls inferesled in lhe purpose of furflwer- ing Clwrisrian cliaracler. The organizafion is composed of freshman, sophomore. junior and senior clubs and operares around an lnrer-Club Council of one represenrarive from each club. Included on 'rlie long lis1'ofY-Teen sponsored acfiviries are llwe Spinsler Dance, 'rlwe Holy Week Services. a Clnrislmas Parry for underprivileged children, and Big-Lilrle Sisler ge?-rogellaers. Innumerable social luncfions such as por-luck suppers. fund-raising parries, and Chrisfmas caroling round our an oulslanding program. Mrs. Hong serves as Y-Teen adviser. Officers, Mary Houston and Sally Howard ' Q7 W 12' T lllN Ellllllll Front row, l. to r.: Andrea Grove, Sharron Stoakel, Liz Crandall, Muriel Messing. Roz Lewin, Nancy Aikens, Helen Eggers, Cynthia Borgen. 2nd row: Dick Hopewell, Paul Clare, George Aker, Kent Morstad, Bob Amundson, Tom Schleicher, Mark Line. Mee'r me a+ Can'reenl is fhe favorife slogan of many fun-loving Wl'lS'ers who find lheir way lo 'the Y on Safurday nighls. In lheir nalural. easy-going fashion. lhe kids dance, swim. go bowling. play ping-pong or pool. or spend a relaxing hour in lhe movies. 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All OL-OCX! 1 . e ic , - ' f ,rg , Z u 25 f EUAEHEE Coaches I to r Doug Evans Grant Heckenluvely Dean Berkley Amue Bauer Head Coach Elmer Hansen TRACK L efmen P HULL! 8 BCOI' Coach Elmer Hansens 53 tracksters made as fme a sprung track record as Washlngton Hugh has enjoyed an a long tame The War nor thlnclads copped every mayor track tltle rn South Dakota wlnnunq the Dakota Relays the Regionals the ESD and the State ll by sizeable margnns Coach Hansen sent only a part of has squad to many of the early season meets and often as a result failed to take home the vlctors trophy But with only two exceptuons the Warnors captured every contest un whnch they entered theur enture squad Followmg as a rundown of those four mayor meets and how the Warnors won DAKOTA RELAYS Ram mud and cold weather couldnt halt the Suoux from domunatnng the 53 Howard Wood memonal meet Three vlctones over the seldom conquered relayers of Sioux Cnty Central hughlughted the Warnor conquest REGIONALS It was stnctly no contest as WHS rolled up a 92 pomt total Madnson s 66 was good for second place STATE MEET A large crowd enjoying near perfect weather looked on as the Orange and Black became South Dakotas 1953 hugh school champs Placing an almost every event the Warnors 396 counters were more than enough to halt any challenge from runner up Brooklngs ESD MEET A double vuctory by Duane Leach and a smgle by George McKean un addrtnon to a palr of relay fnrsts paced the WHS tracksters to an ovenwhelmnng vnctory over the states best at Huron An accumulated total of 75 U5 points led the fleld by more than twenty Crednt for a bug share of the season s pount total goes to the outstandmg relayers of the Warnor crew The almost unbeatable com bmatuon of Duane Leach Dave Paulson Pat Smuth and George McKean won relay tutles nn both the conference and state meets n addntuon to coppmg numerous less Important ones Others who fugured nn on vuctornes included Lun Schroeder Whntey Watson Blame Gulcher Keuth Hodge Ross Olson Bud Olson Louue Tobnas and Dave Lyche ln mdnvudual competutuon several Warnors proved themselves outstandmg Captaun Duane Leach won many tltles ln hrs specualtues the ICD and 220 yard dashes captunng a total of two flrsts and a ltke number of seconds un ESD and State competntuon Hugh lumper Muck Conner tred for second nn the Conference and won the State crown Jack Neuroth placed well nn both the dnscus and hurdle events And the WHS 440 ace George McKean was the only Warrior to take both the ESD and State tltles In a single event Other steady lf'ldlVldUOl performers were Bob Aegerter lmule runl Al Benson lshot putl Bn'l Sampson lhurdlesl Ron Salem thngh gumpl Lm Schroeder lbroad lump and dashesl and Pat Smuth Whitey Watson and Dave Paulson ldashesl Congratulatxons to Coach Hansen and hrs able assistants for an outstandmg year We re looking for great thnngs un 54 I 1 1 1 . L 0 1. , , . . , , . . . . 1 . ' 1 , 1 1 1 0 - ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' . , . , . , . 1 1 - - 11 11 - - 1 . . 1 - 1 ' 1 . . . 1 ,- - 1 1 1 . . , . . . . , . , . I 1 1 1' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 - I . , 1 , . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , , . ' - - - 1 - - - 1 ASUUAH Front row I to r Worner Brown Duck Klock Jim Kelley Bull Stockstad Pat Smuth Deck Johnson Loule Toblas Kent Morstad 2nd row Bob Aegerter Bob Sacre Jam Watson Bud Olson Jerry Nelson Duane Leach Duck Ronken Tom Robertson AI Benson 3rd row Roger Kuelman Jam Parker Blame Gllclwer Dave Paulson Mzck Conner Jock Neuroth George McKean Ross Olson Bull Slmpson Keuth Hodge Linwood Schroeder Clptdtfld um or 53 Duane Leech For 54 George Mc Keon yur! Q ay earn, L to r Duane Leach George McKeon Pa'rSm1tl' Dave Paulson I 4101 fe K G s Qin 4- Dewey, Lin, Dave and Pai kickin' 'er up 0 41' ff' Ofher leg, ioo. Mick! Thinkin' hard. Al? 128 Look ai ihem faces! , A 4 ' ' , Front row, I, to r.: Dick Hopewell, Lyonel Gonyo, Stan Cadwell, George Stoneback, Edmond Craig, Keith Morrill, Jim Koons, Milan Johnson. 2nd rowi Mike Diehl, Duane Herrick, Paul Clare, Leon Cook, Dave Kruger, Keith Wikle, Ron Moon, Bob Trouten, Jack Kittel- son, Howard Moe, Paul Freeburn, 3rd rowi Loren Posey, Orv Lind, Jerry Wangsness, Gordon Tweedt, Glen Nelson, Kip Koester, Mike Myers, Bob Shreve, Gary Bohr, George Aker, Jack Phillips. lllllllllll llllH ll3llSlllllllN llllllll These are lhe Warrior 'rraclcslers of 'rhe future the 'rhinclad enthusiasts who will build up even liner records than did 'those before Them Their unrecognized development under coaches Evans l-leclcen lively Berkley and Bauer means cinder victories in years 'ro come Front row l to r Bob Amundson Allie Albert Ed Williams Bill Readmond Marvin Boegler Jack Lesney Karol Kittelson Bernell Lar Bob Thompson Larry Fe Dick Smith Dick Gould rd row Dick Po z Kenneth Myers Bill Wright Roger Lowell Dick Sorenson Mike Cox Lee Rundberg Ronald Drake Wayne Boese Ri hard lngalls Tom Bishop Rodean Elmstrand Roy Lane Nick Salem Phil Anderson 129 SON, ROY ljOvIS, Fred Collins, 2nd row: Bill Rich, lerryx Hagen, Louie Cornei as, Dale Peterson, Dick Greenlee,' Dean Readmond, Bob Shuck, CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD, first row, I, to r.: Dennis Peterson, Talton Johnson, Jim Notion, Bob Sacre, Warner Brown, Bob Shuck. 2nd row: Lyonel Gonyo, Kent Morstad, Keith Hodge, Les Larson, Lloyd Greiner, Bill Erickson, Louie Tobias. Elillgl Elllllllll illlll FALL TRACK SQUAD, first row, l, to r,: Lyonel Gonyo, Bob Shuck, Mike Diehl, Tolton Johnson, Warner Brown. 2nd row: Len Blue, Bob Amundson, Georae Stoneback Jim Notion, Dick Schlicht, Dennis Peterson, Louie Tobias, Bill Erickson Brd row: Coach Elmer Hansen, Tom Robertson, Bob Socre, Kent Mor- Sf0d, Keith Hodge, Les Larson, Jim Watson, Dave Boker, Lloyd Greiner, Keith Wikle. l3O illll lliilill Here are the guys who love to run until they drop! For more than a month these iron men warm up by running a couple ot miles each night and, tor enioyment. compete in three cross-country contests during the ab- breviated season. Coach Elmer Hansen. him- selt once one ot the tinest track men in the Midwest, lceeps all the boys who come out tor the sport on the tall track squad. and gives his best runners places on the cross-country team. Here's a briet rundown ot those three meets: MADISON. OCTOBER 3rd - Starting the season in a big way. the WHS traclcsters placed 'First in competition with some ot the state's tinest. Captain Keith Hodge. Lyonel Gonyo. and Bob Shuclc tinished 3rd, 5th, and 7th, respectively. SIOUX FALLS, OCTOBER IOth - Running on the country club course. the team didn't place as high but nevertheless made a creditable showing. BROOKINGS. OCTOBER I7th - Competing in the state meet. the Warrior endurance men tinished a strong third with Hodge running I4th, Shuclc l5th, Bill Erickson lbth. Gonyo l7th, and Lloyd Greiner 20th. Golfers I to r Mike Gibson Dove Abrohom Jerry Smith John Enright Fore' Slice' Hook' Dub' These are only a few of 'rhe words fhaf dommafe fhe vocabulary of fhe many dubbers land a few pros foo who spend fheir vacafuon monfhs ouf on fhe golf links Befween sliced up golf bal's and femper ruined golf clubs 1+ s quife a game On fhe compeflfive side of fhings WHS golfers did all righf Beginning wzfh feam eliminahons in early Augusf fhe fop four lmksmen were selecfed on fhe basis of fheir scores af bofh fhe Elmwood and Counfry Club courses The final quarlef Dave Abraham John Enrxghf Mike Gibson and Jerry Smifh fraveled fo Brookings and fhe Sfafe H S Golf Tournamenf The final score sheef showed fhaf Enrighf for fhe second consecuhve year had won fhe individual crown while he and Jerry Smnfh had placed second fo hosf Brookings in fhe doubles confesf The falenfed four are picfured above Hlghlighfing fhe summer monfhs for many WHS sporf lovers was fhe always- ' H WY popular game of fennis. Those who ac- W ,,y V 7, 335 T 1 'lually used fheir skill in compefifion rep- 1 A 1' resenfed a minorify: counfless ofhers 22 r spenf many hours iusf leisurely enjoying 'T The sporf. Two pros - Chuck Bailin S 4 and Mike Rosf - are our besf examples 'iq ' of fhe fine qualify fennis shown af Wash- fi X s ingfon High. Compefing in fhe Sfafe QQ' y ' 1 Tennis Tournamenf af Brookings, Chuck i :2,y . so N won fhe singles 'rifle and feamed wifh ,g A . l ' , '- fi Rosf fo fake fhe doubles crown Pc fured af fhe rughf are fhe fwo champs receiving fhelr frophy from Leffy Johnson chairman of fhe 53 fourney Tennis Men l to r Mike Rost Chuck Boilm Lefty Johnson 131 Q-,av 3' Our coaches, Bob Burns and Grant Heckenluvely if OI' of t L wedf Never un WHS hustory has o football unut receuved as much over all acclaum as dud Bob Burns masterpuece of 53 It was the fourth consecutuve power laden machune sunce hus arruvol and by common apprausa' ut was hus greatest The eleven man combunatuon rated tap un both the Suouxland and South Dakota and was placed un notuonal promunence wuth some notable natuonwude recognutuon Wutnesses of the unrtual I4 O vuctory over the tradutuonal unter cuty ruvals from Cathedral Hugh were somewhat doubtful of the grud prowess of the Burnsmen Compared to a 39 6 tally agaunst the cross town Irrsh a year ago the outcome was for from umpressuve As the season wore on however ut became evudent that the Cathedralutes had one of theur strongest teams on record and that the Warruors could be proud of theur two touchdown margun The followung weeks 4I O conquest of the Eagles from Aberdeen cast Iuttle shadow on the brught seasonal outlook Then came the contest whuch sent the Orange and Block on theur way to a natuonal reputatuon St Paul Central rated as Munnesotas second best team journeyed to Suoux Falls to test uts strength un out of state competutuon I what was termed the top hgh school game of the week un the Mudwest the power laden hosts left Iuttle doubt as to the comparuson By the lopsuded count of 60 I2 the Suoux completely subdued the confudent vusutors The resoundung defeat prompted losung coach George Roscoe to comment un the St Paul Puoneer Press Talk about the Atom bomb' Suoux Falls has ut I thought the best hugh school football team I ever saw was Munneopolus Central about four years ago But Suoux Falls could beat that team by SIX touchdowns' The followung weeks 42 I3 decusuon uru the annual East West game at Ropud Cuty showed lutt'e of the expected Ietdown The host stubborn footballers of Suoux Cuty East proved to be the toughest score wuse of the ruune game season The Orange and Black tallued uts usual auuck touchdown to start thungs off but the game was structly defensvve the rest of the way A stuff week of proctuce followed and the Warruors really knocked heads un an effort to retaun theur top form By the next Fruday ut was evudent that the practuce sessuons had accomplushed theur purpose an OLD Homecomung 35 7 rout of the Suoux Cuty Central Maroons clearly showed the umproved sutua uon Munneapolus South became the next un Iune for the now tradutuonal Suoux scalpung By the monotonous count of 46 7 the Orange and Black sent the Munnesotons home un the same state of mund as was suffered earluer by theur Twun Cuty colleagues The followung con test wuth Huron resulted un a 46 O snellockung of the un ferocuous Trgers Contunuous ground and our devastotuon completely subdued any enemy apportunuty for revenge and the WHS sophomores ended the cffaur As was proper the Warruor grudmen ended the season wrth another out of state foe tnus tume from Iowa Fort Dodge The thurd foreuqn eleven had Iuttle b tter luck wuth the pawe ful Suoux and went down under a barrage of offensuve maneuverung 39 7 Thus wuth the nunth straught dusullusuoned foe beung sent to the showers the unstoppable Orange and Black wrapped up uts I953 gruduron warfare By posutron the Warruors looked thus way durung most of tne season Ends Wayne Gust fson and Hal Erufkson Tackles o Amburn and Jack Phulltos Guards Steve Beckman Keuth Morrull and Jerry Nelson Center Paul R gness Quarterback Don Renner Halfbacks Pat Smutl- and Bud Olson and Fullback George M Kean Defensuwe regul rs substututung for some of these performers uncluded Duck Ronken Don Amundson Duck Johnson George Royce Bob Hammers Dave Kruger Jum P rker Bob Trouten Ron Moon and Duck Falconer The consecutrve no loss count naw stands at 32 straught contests The only YIWYGOY T0 CCf1lunued VVCVVIOV S D9V'Cl fY thot HOW SGGFHS to remaun us the possuble loss of Coaches Burns and Heckenluvely Theur retentuon at the grud helm unsures WHS of fne football un the future 133 Qs H . ' A I ful T Qi r Ae . . . . . . , . , ,, Q - . ,, I - A . . - I . ,I I . , Cobblers put up stuff resistance in the initial half but that's about as long as they lasted. The next Warrior encounter with the always- fl . . . I ' l - V ' I ' I e ' u r ' , , A ' A ' 1 - ..a 1 J r - B b Hal Erickson All-Sfalers renew acquainfances. lRenner, Soulh Dakofa, and Com- amo, lowal g A 4 cg Dick Johnson Keilh Morrill 5 Q 'R' Lookin' for somefhing, Hal? Q...-D Jack Phillips 56X Bob Hammers i 'Zi Nofhin' like relaxing, huh, Jack? Wayne Gus+afson le 2253! ps H4 , 'I i' Bob Amburn f as 4 , H X , K .F , 54 X 25 f X Jerry Nelson As per usual, George reeling off Paul Rogness L Yardage! 'ar 1 3 ll l V 513, 'f' . Dick Ronlren EQ E N A ll - P Y T 544 Don Renner ez? yuh A. Bud Olson George McKean 14.41 K FJ 191 L11 Sieve Beckman Don Amundson Pa? Smifh 1 Ron Salem S Q ,1 la 91 .' X f 4 I ' 2354 K. A4 J ' r 136 mf llfllzif Maxi year, guyd. -X 51' 3 JUNIORS front row, l to r .llm Parker, Bob Trouten, Duck Falconer, Duck Hopewell 2nd row, I to r Ron Moon, Rog Axland, Dave Kruger, Paul Pratt Denny York '1 U 3 A SQUAD fron! row l to r Dave Kruger Bob Hammers Paul Pratt Duck Hopewell Duck Falconer Jam Koons Pat Smnth Manager George Aker 2nd raw Mulan Johnson Jum Parker Dxck Ronken Don Amundson Jerry Nelson Denny York Roger Axland Coach John Lawrence 3rd row Hal Eruckson Wayne Gustafson Bud Olson Steve Beckman Jack Phullups Jum Kelley Leon Cook George Olson Head Coach Bob Burns 4th row Keuth Morrull Duck Johnson Don Renner George McKeon Paul Rogness Bob Amburn Gordon Tweedt Coach Grant Heckenllvely 5th row Duck Klock Gary Bahr Roger' Knelman Mike Myers Rodean Elmstrand Ron Salem Ron Moon Bob Trouten 137 , 15 r 2 D 1 i in 'V U TV 25, , Y i 3' ALM! Om! 'x Student Managers George Aker and Jack Knttelson Coach of the year Quarterback Don Renner Bob Burns Fullback George McKeon All ST EHS End Wayne Gustafson Halfback Pat Smuth F 6 . X v af X A 1. 1 G 138 ne- Ae . X g ' ,F lg Q . Q-, A R X A 5 4 Q 'hr f ,Q 36,r 'iw P , at --- La Q' I 'x'b'f Q . an F .r .ggg o K' YW 4' iT'g M 0 'I N xl fx , 2 i f '02 , 0 QA-if 1 -Q if 2 o I 25. 1 .IQ -1 Q0 'wi 1 if 4' i x9 A29 W-1 ww XX Q4 M 5 ,gli B SQUAD front row l to r Roy Lane Fred Collms Don Koons Ed Wllllams Howard Greer Duck Greenlee Marv Boegler Ray Davls 2nd row Duck Sorensen Bob Downlng Bull Wrlght Gary Hull Duck Gould John Crlsp Nuck Salem Jerome Hagen 3rd row Al Sona Steve Thompson Larry Fle Bob Bass Jack Lesney Bob Thompson Howard Leapley Richard Dee 4th row Roger Graves Noel Muller Paul Anderson John Runge, Tom Blshop Chuck Anderson Phll Anderson Phalen Dobson 5th row Coaches Taplett and Bauer HSHUAU ANU lHlSllMEN Under lhe elflclenl supervlslon ol Coaches Taplell Bauer Evans Me-erdlnlc Hash and Wylle lhe lumor Warrlors are pre-parlng for slar roles IN lhe lulure These sophomore and freshman loolballers prachce eller school durmg lhe malor parl of lhe season and carry on a regular schedule of games aqalnsl rough foes Thelr long hours on The pracllce held warranl lhern no pralse now buf 'rhelr grlnds ol lhe presenl wlll pay dlvldends of slardom ID The years lo come FRESHMEN front row I to r Student Manager Dell Rasmussen Don Skaro Phll Martln Jerry Bauch Curtls Brandland Leroy Cook Eleeson Tom Anderson Herb Aughmbough Dave Geuser Donald Butts Laddle Freeman 3rd row Ralph Scheunost Dlck Stelneke John Slmko Ted Parker Fred Hecker Steve Spltznagel Bruce Qualset Terry Bradley Gary Inglls 4th row Mark Lune Al Chrlstensen Peter H999 Gary Conrad! Dave Hornlng Dave Wegnel' JSFFY Wlkre Duck Wlllnams Jerald Rltter 5th row Student Manager Larry Behymer Greg Pascoe Glenn Anderson Palmer Peterson Ned Tweet Ron Warren Jerry Johnson Dave Larson Fred Fellows Jack Walkin: 6th row Roger Wnlson Larry McFarland Keith Odney Jerry Snyder 7th row Coaches Evans Meerdmk Wylne Hash 5843 1 l. Q ' JI 7 ' ' ,, , ' y -4 ' 1 5 . - , 4 j . 5 I s V , L W 1 . 1 z l f l 1 , Q at xy 5 5 , X , W ' 1, . - .: I .4 V ' . Q . ' ' l I I , ' . V ' - r r V' l I 1 1 - 5 v ' - V , . - 5 ' l l 1 l . . l , , '. . , . 4 . . .: , . ' ' , . U ' . . Jlm Luce, Terry Klser, Wayne Snook. Carlos Moreaugr, Student Manager Bob Bodke. 2nd row: Terry Roblnson, Roger Wangsness. Dave I . . . A , , . . 1 ,n A . . V , . , . . 2 . . - 7 v l . - I l 1 I - L J gi A ,T yy , is! 1 f f ' . I , A , 7 , , ' - , I 5 H . , N X 4 ' I , , . ' I 1: l .. , X 2. r' , . 9 I f f J I A , ,A Q f l . . A - 3 i g L . , - Q f . N ff' , . c Qi ' 55 Vi iz t x y . n G-5' N ' fz- , ? 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I I A SQUAD seated I to r Wh tey Watson Les Larson Jerry Wangsness Ron Moon Tom Robertson J m Johnson Bud Olson D ck Ronken son Paul Clare Tom Snmmons Manager Talton Johnson lil Y Coach Wally Duelul and hus 54 Warruors came wufluun a haurswudfh of coppung bofh fhe Conference and fhe Sfafe crowns mussung each by flue narrow margun of a sungle game ln fhe process however fhey esfablushed one of flue funesf won losf records of recenf Orange and Black campaugns an over all counf of nun feen wuns and fuve losses Sfaruung fhe season as fhey would have lulced fo funush uf flue WHS baslcefballers rolled over sux consecufuve and bewuldered foes L Mars llal Vermulluon Waferfown Aberdeen Huron and Mufchell un fluaf order ln facf of flue lasf fhree none was able fo gef wufhun more fluan fuffeen pounfs of fhe power laden Warruo s Tluen came a peruod of sluoofung eye frouble and fhe Suoux found fhey could do no beffer fluan wun fwo of fhe nexf fuve Maduson Broolc nngs and Waferfown found flue range agaunsf fhe Duelulsmen and gauned valuable vucforles In befween flue Orange and Blaclc salvaged vucforues from Yanlcfon and Sioux Cufy Easf The vucfory shorfage didn f lasf long and flue Warruors came baclc wnfh seven consecuflve frnumplus Only one opposung quunfef Huron could even gef wufluun dangerous dusfance of flue locals The ofher hapless lualf dozen Aberdeen Sioux Cufy Cenfral Mufchell Sioux Falls Cafhedral Maduson and Yanlcfon were dec suvely oufclassed by flue powerful Suoux cagers The funal confesf of flue season flue excufung E S D Champuonshup claslu wufh Broolungs saw flue Warruors once more lose a usually lceen shoofurug eye and flue Bobcafs successfully copped flue covefed conference crown Regional vucforues over Vermulluon and Canfon won for flue Orange and Blaclc a spof un flue Sfafe Tournanuenf af Huron As has confunually plagued Warrior feams of flue pasf fhe fursf game guffers foolc flueur foll un 54 foo as fhe Suoux fauled by fluree pounfs fo gef by flue Deadwood Bears Deadwood wenf on fo wun flue crown and Sloux Falls nfs nexf fwo over Aberdeen and Madison Thus If mugluf be concluded fhaf flue Warriors mussed flue Soufh Dalcofa Champuonshup by a sungle fhree pounf margun Leadnng flue WHS cagers flurougluouf flue season was flue fave man combunafuon of Hal Eruclcson Gayle Hoover Don Renner Les Larson and Whufey Wafson wufh reserve Bud Olson Don Eruclcson Wayne Gusfafson Tom Roberfsoru Duclc Ronlcen and Ron Salem seeing consuderable acfuon These eleven sensors and fheur coaches meruf congrafulafnons on a lulgluly successful cage season , . .I l , v I v I l v v D ck Johnson. Standing.: Manager Fred Stutenroth, Gayle Hoover, Hal Erickson, Don Renner, Wayne Gustafson, Ron Salem. Don Erick I Y ' . . . . . . .. . . - 1- - . - . e . . ' ' ' f ' u - Q .. ' ' . . . ' ' l I I I . , ' - - D ' . I I I I Coal CA ,Wa K 41 .EMA f All coaches have +heir more serious momenfs . . . Wl'1o's shoofin' and wl'1o's guardin'? 12 fb Nix, SS11, mx,-ii X Lf R11 ,aww ff gf --24' -1 fl 51 wt U I. 'fix gf? '34x W W- 2..- X 4 J ' ,Q 55-53- f . U A N ff '7 u ' ss' X lf' 2 Y , fa, . 'au' 4 - . Y, s. 25 -Nl 4? I fx ,Q 1 5 K v gk ,4 'B J u i Q . 6 9:14 J N .wg -J - 4'-Q -,3 'Q .nv I' xx- W' A d 5? , ,J J fs Q 1 U 24.01, ,Q Q 'S Talfon Johnson and Fred Sfufenrofh .S32uJenf manager! SJ ' 311 pfxlsixf C- , I I zfmior lljardify Senated, I. .to r.: Jerry Wangsness, Jim Johnson. Tom Simmons, Kipp Koester, Paul Clare, Ron Moon. Standing, Dick Johnson, Arden Wnedenmelr, Jim Halpin, Ken Ingalls, Don Woods, Coach Les Hash. 1953 .givorfjman of fie My Jacl: Neuroih 147 X76 WK QQ Em up af I -1. ---.Af JM parler, afualenf cAairman mr. .7AurJfon, mluiaer lllll CUMMIUEE These are fhe people fhal really make our homecoming a memorable day. They 'lake charge of all fhe OLD prepararions and fhis year, as always. fhey did a lerrific amounf of work - for which ihey received very liHle credil. We'd like +o fake 'rhis opporfunify io lei' fhem know how we appregiafe fheir effo,-+5- 5 s-....-M-.,-5-4, These are 'the commiflee chairmen and +heir advisers. Lefi +0 right front are Liz Crandall, Sonya Oyan. Jim Parker. Gary Wehlage, and Jim Lease. Back, Mr. Lemohn, Mr. Huffon. Miss Evenson. Mr. Thursfon, Miss Maur- s+ad, Mr. Close. and Mr. Jorgensen. 150 2 B A Mennef 5 ad year-4 Washer o eremomea you wrofe ua a out your aenmr ranye eng, QL, 1952 ml 8 M f .WW a our range ofetfer 9 f953 .nnce an many o you won ,W on .mf Awe: Ja, 0 :Ae ,ea Gary Wehlage Masier of Ceremonies Af we a ferr: ac fa enf 5 aw pp meefmy en a fer ,puff ny fe mu ny fouc e4 an our oafd we affen ee! Me coronaf on ceremony ur can L afee we e Iver ecf a waye L e coronafzon. wae a reaf fa my Alvecface We f e L a c rlam roee f c oeen fwa on een an y an Ware were U26 J thefe wae G GIL? I7LOIIl0lLt 0 JL En-C8 2 0 8 we Ltfzif Lllf0 app 0.1458 en we rue e auf mfo f e ran fo yef our cafe m L e meup an fo care f aef LLL alefaagi Ae ore L e para e Jfaf e para e A owe of o w Lt wae a pzfy L af eueryf my wa5 .40 wae e auf zoux Cfy Cznfraf O courae you now y now L af we won Lt 35 7 are A waf w om mail o f e efu enfe were a rea y amz mr a wane! 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Whai' ialeni' show would be compleie wiihoui her? 157 H' Q. A few of 'Phe long-hairs work on The Or- chesira floa'I'. EHHNE 'EM HEAUY Pop Chaussee's homeroom slave over fheir ca'l'erpillar. Len Blue and Keifh Morrill sei' up fheir Warrior while some of fhe ofher kids in 2I8 prefend fo be working. We almosf did . . 35-7! liiiilllli 'ill HUINEU When a floaf goes +hrough 'rhe parade, people do no'r realize how much elforf has been puf forih. They see only The final resull of many sleepless nighfs and aching arms. Tha'r's why - ouiside of fhe 'lad lhal 'rhe rain inierferecl wiih our cameraman on OLD - lhe floais shown on lhe opposife page are noi compleied, buf are shown while fhe worlc is aciually being done. Due fo 'the uncooperaiive alfifude of lhe wealherman. piciures of lhe winning floals were hard 'lo obiain. However, we give credif fo ihe Top 'rhree floais. only one of which is shown here. ln ihe Mos? Beauiiful division, fhe Dramaiics Club float Snow Queen, 'roolc 'firsi' prize. 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