Winona High School - Radiograph Yearbook (Winona, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1946 volume:

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H357 F?F?A H -- - '1wv'wuwq,.v-A-v.qf..nw.-eww-,--.va-z'L3 Radiogmplo 1946 Senior High School Winona, Minnesota lhew re haels home or l1e'e ps t e' hens uho tale ought ln the' ront lme's u 1th ele'alh at the'1r hanels anel a elrvam o home' HI the'1r he arts In the'1r ln e's a shabln vllnou e el le tte r su e'ate'r re'plaee's a Wen y pe'a eoat. the' rustle' o a hurry mg nurse' .s um or m has gn e'n plae e' to the su lsh 0 a ormal on the girl next door qh0ll'llPflll f books 1nste'ael o arms those' boss sum! :L through the' halls auth re'solutmn III the'1r strzele the' re'so lution lo make pe are a uas o lr e' and not just an me' e'etual nord Thew hm e' brought home' to us a gre'at gl t th ' ga I un, o re'al Iaughtvr not onls on our Ilps but Ill our he'arts the' right to grou up as south should Uurs too IS pe'aee'tm1e' e'elueatun1 n :th se hool rooms u hose' se'ats ha: e' not he'e n e'mpt1e'el ln u ar aml ze hose' te'ae'he'rs gllllll' u.s hael. one e' more' lou arel the' sane' IIl'Illf'IlIll'S o u orlel at pe'e1e'e' HHHWHHH ln, ,. . , h . 1 .. f e ' f, 1 - ' . , ' - ,ab :ga ' 'Ngba , pm L , YK 9 4 Q .i '54 AM U Q r I Q7 ry ll ' 14.5-'A .--Q , W5 1 . J 1. S 4 , . ,Wg .V lip' K ' L- ol '1 ,Ur Y' I I 5 p np: -v--'gg' EIBIIII JHIIHI 4 5, F7111 -'ini rv -'-vu' :za laws Sl mums U init I lu 'xl l , N vs -Sllllll Sun on ns wmdows rrccs castmg their leafy shadows along ns walls laughmg and rccxrmg voxgcs In us classrooms Wmona Semor l-hgh School Teachers patiently procldmg youthful mmds to work fagulrv and ZCIIIIIHISCFRIIOU planning and worlcmg to glvc the learners the best ln peaccmimc cducatxon Doors opcnmg and closmg ro :hc song of .1 school at wor 15 N . A . ' f - ,W 1' , nY ,' u , K fr A' . -'fjj 1.-1 HI n . ,P . U if , A - V H H' A 1 I L -vi' 'K' .f 5 1 .. u xv '4 A , . zz. 'V ' . , l','.i. V, . ' . : f- ' , it . I , 1 ' rx V Av, .7 ' , ' - W-I 7 . .. . v A , , I' vm VZ' L ,, K ' 'L w.. f , ' u M . I' ' , ' 4 no I O I I F F U I I I A A A ......,... .,....... -rw -... .......... 'lf ss: . LHZIA.. . an 1 Q Ill ' 4 T ' A 1 i . i K , .I -. M ll l 'H ' ' ' ' , :ll ' I P I .....- , 5 It ,Q ' 1 V n u n ma- . ' l . ' ' 51- , 'I ' ' ,. - 'r ' A P 5- .1-ff mffi A' 1 v. ,7 . ,- , . ,xv x .- rf' A MI .L 'Q - ,v V 'V' s ' ' 1 K' 'K I - - . K '. . 1 A . . . . . V bac o 'inonaHigh. R J Wll ms, Senior High Back to oaks Administration, represented by Superintendent Bauer, himself a Navy veteran, opens wide the school door to welcome faculty members back to Winona High. Robert Pendleton, George Nash, Verdi Ellies, all Navy dischargees, and john Fuhl- brugge, an Army man, have returned to the books that they put aside for implements of war. Newly added to the W. H. S. staff are Gordon Addington, Alton Carlson and Norman Mindrum, Navy, Frank Mahovlich, Army Air Corps, Robert Fiester and Milton Davenport, Army. Ralph J. Williamsisprincipal and reigning power of W. H.S., to whom persons, big and small, bring their excuses, their alibis, their daily problems. Interested, and willing to do all possible for Winona High's returning servicemen, faculty and stu- dents, Mr. Williams is always on the alert to procure the best for Winona High. I f iupcnixnte-ndent H. C. Bauer welcomes Lieutenant Robert P dl t 1 ll nw Crrtchur ml J lqtlts n l' 4417 trld ull urs nrt Lp c rn ltltrntm 3 Lu J Sur Four score and seven years ago What was the League of Nations? Woodrow Wxlson I-hstory students dtscover Amer the land of the free, once again Wars presxdents, statesmen, laws countless factors that make up hxstory as studlcd page by page in dxscusslons by avld W H S hlstory students Socxal sclcnce, a requtrcd sen1or subject, fills classrooms w1th v1gor ous dcbaters and ph1losophers Schlzophrenlcs, soclal conven t1ons, cloture movements, c1al1zed med1c1ne, all become com mon by words durmg soc scxence perlods Amcrlca today, economlc ally and socxally IS thoroughly d1S cussed by wlde awake sen1or book learners 2 N- .fd . ' l' 2' ,.f' 1 ,., ,,.-f ' Q09 no R MAC b vxser ALEXEVIQCI' Al CIW Cha DC me lu Know Your Hrstorv know nllollmlnss A611211 null A EISELA NEXEEH Amfflcan XSCICUCE t XQQKTICL n eollmohv Club A LLX ER Soma gonna gmt X ur CNW LK?-DHXAYUCHCBH Q Ngorlcl H'5 0nssEf33'5c' know 0 N ,X Advlq' O -tumor C R Us :gist Lonsumtr s 'vlatb Ameflcan 'S Mmds n Muscles Push Ups pull ups burples squads fall rn' stunts basketball sw rm days all famrllar phrases ln the physrtal educatxon program dcsxgned to make Wmona I-hgh students healthxer guys and gals On the fem nmc slde of the gym, phvslcal efhcxency tests, stunts, basketball, softball, CXCYCISCS and swrmmmg occupv the major por txon of the vears gym pcrlods The boys classes take on a more rugged course wrth the boys learmng the latest IH wrcstlmg, boxmg gymnasucs, and all the sports Healthxer and huskler men for tomorrow mtght well be the motto of boys phy-ed classes GEORGE NASH Drrtctor of Phvsual Lclutall n dr Athl t RUTH CAST G l Ph t al Education GORDON ADDINGTON Phwslcal Erlucatztlnlcilasketball GRACEYENG glut Physlcal Education Nut on pnclurt CHRISTIAN WALLE Physical Education W u 7 H dl. 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' 1 Sl- . .I g, W A up In I . ,E I gl RUTH PALLAS Al ebra I Adxunud Algebra I 'Ir1g1 nomgtrw Senior Class Aqlwscr IXIIIIYIH Club LOUELLA LI'LII' Plam Cgcumctry WILLIAM ZILLIOX Xue Inncxpal Head of Suence De art ment Chemxstry so lxomora lass Arlvlser Chess Clui MYRTLE MOORE Bxology EARL AL BERT Head of Mathematics Department Physics 9ol1dGLome Irv Advanced Algebra II Ad wanced Algebra I and Tngono- mfstry Aerxal Navlgauon Test tube troubles engross A hiattxson and J MLrtes Teclmzcal y es ,E , I -ui! 'WW Nose wr111lIl111f' smells Hll rl hall SILILILIHS laugh 1 er the g1rl wlrosu ILSE one of the tcglmxul sub nuts, paelxs the Llussrooms xmrlw wxtb students who the sur wxrh rulk formulas rh1srle tubes .1 lemes, .md work books Formula bends, .xfrcr studs lmd themselxes cnyowmg and undcrstmdxng rlm xx orld of Lhcm1srrx P wsxgs md the tub Lourscs unc rh sr 'loo bums .1 good nlmmc to zssgrr rhcmsclus wlule the axcragr scudcnr sroulxlw SlUd1CS on SIICIL lulps log .un ms, mg prob cms squarlng .md Qubmg, Lon suture hlghcr murh ralks .md IUIWILS for LOI1LCIlIfdI1flg bows .md glrls KICILFITIIFILQI to lurn and to work ol lege bound lxds .md lasscs lmd thc: rcgh Loursc. good prepararxon for the work uto whxch they are about oclclvc U ' -- I lam? '-'rl A I - I A I Q. . 1 ,x W el' 1 Q , R 3 3 ,,A? V, 1 , , ' , ' . . 5 b , F IC ' 4 ' f mv 1 ' -. ,3 I' tube blew up. Cllcmlstry, I I lill F f A I - of 4,,,,,n I-1 I -1 YV' . .b b', C 1 , I ' .L , ,I Q - I - levmlcmlb Smmner Shakcspeaic gianimir puules Corwzers ind Kmder i Dzgcilr xx in ant vwiom ciples and gerunds . . . jwarafraph writing . . , om, hours in the library work- ing on long term themes . . . develo wing that neces- sary hit o poise through cass recitation . . . parts large and small of three years' English study. Stu- dents soon learn that the worn-out phrase, murder- ing the kings English , is not a joke but a crime of which every high school kid from the jaunty, joe college type to the George Grind is guilty. Correct usage, paragraph writing, and grammar rules become glib phrases over whose in- tricacies nearly every stu- dent becomes a proud master. Giving ,every willing learn- er a helping hand in their other subjects, English finds itself a welcome sub- ject on the students' list. CLAUDINE DALEY Public Relation En lish ll Journalism FRANCES EEIICKSON English Il RADIOGRAPH Adviser Perso- nality Club MARGARET VOEL- KER English 11 and I2 Personal ity Club CORA WALLE Libr!!- nan JULIE MCINTIRE Head of English Department Lostume De si n Club E lish 11 and lush 10 and 11 Tennis Swimming VIOLA GOETSCH English 9 and 10 Reference work ls under dis cussion bv L Warnungtun D Hanson B Kinney and G Sa tayana. ea Swag 9 be arid 0fjW0 ds 1 ia . K 'eh Al '. ' . l E I b A 'lg - .V R5DBERT'PEll5llJLETCdN, .f L' ii i . l 'i ij ' ..,, Q' V . .- 4 'H l 'l ' '... parti- la ' l t' l Y l if MWC K rv-All AI K Ir X SON Emi L Pivlralivgpeakmg sT Exfjfgma xdl 1' To be or not to be down stage foot Como esta Y d9 Das ISI schon trallmg notes of Stardust Cartoons stencxls, wooden figurmes fragments from the tourses of art drama language and muslc These courses, always attractne to anv student Sppeal not onlv to the Ladds and Laurens of the t 1 W fx 5 he BM' ,en A lawn blxf-1 M xt we A Q amslff M wol Bud m 0 average krds with the rama, the two more art1st1c courses, offer beauty POISC, and a tmge of mystery as the1r benehts World exents have gn en greater xmpetus to the study of foreign languages, and these courses have gamed new language enthusrasts each year Every school program and functxon W I-1 S ers attend show the worth of musxc ln hrgh school for one and all The Fmer Tbmgs 1 S1 .-1-Q A X ROBERT FIESTER Band GRACE KISSLING Choral Musrc MARGARET SLHUMMERS Latxn I and II Scghomore Class MILTON DAVENPORT Orchestra adviser ?TEdLI.? .IASKANIEC Spanish I and Il LO ISE BLOOM erman an I5 ' rf wr, 6 - V . .V . -h ' 3 I , S me V. A H , s, VL - V , .. V ,. '11 - -- .. 45' -an h . . . . . . . ' ' . ,LA A h . . . , -Bu A v ' 4 Q 2 ' . 'A - ' I I f , 7 . . I ' a ent world, but also to hordes f eslre to work hard. Art and d ' ' , , 1 4 . 7, A H Anqd M Q, .., 3 Q' Q , 4 Q - .f 4- ,- ff-r .' S . . 0 It br -4 3' 1 'les fl I E . i f I xx, ROB nf 'I 1nfl5?T1lE R n 'Inc mdk C R C ws B sl Liaflle-r,Iul' Eela' e , small r1nc1plesA'?rEE PU oolgcee -VD: ST 0 ne Jumor glow ass 114, ARF R E mmt,I1,I31Rs,,AlI The clxck of the typewrxter echomg ln the halls or the wh1r of the lathes 1n the basement 'D-'irpmlnt yp 5 'UK lfflranaomce T' 1llustr.ttes the new trend of ro ress1ve edu lbfrd, allnng 'ng ryp,nCLARA EV canon Experts agree that many students should K Shm1,,,,,fRSON prepare now for a future vocatlon Toward thxs end the commercxal and vocatxonal courses are offerxng new opportumucs for trammg The boy or g1rlw1th the desxre for a cornmercxal future wxll find tvp1n shorthand, and bookkeepxng only a few among the valuable sub1ects ax axlable New equxpment, a fme program and au mented faculrx mcrease the deslrahllxt of the xocatlonal lan Both the courses are ra ndlv 1UCI'C3S1I1 8 Y ln scope and usefulness Skzll In The Mczkm 4-f'.,,-T ,f '.',f. 14 .--- - 4' -Q X .as v-it.. ez' ,X np 'PY 'Ek V ' ' at N1 ALTON CARLSON Agriculture JOHN FUHLBRUCGE Dlrcclor of YERDI ELLIES Dxverslhed Occupations Qoordlnslor ROBERT BEIL wwdwfk Mm: DAVIS CHRISTENSEN Mechanical Dcaw Vow-onal Ed-muon EMII LUDTKE Vocarwnal Carpentry and Cabmer Malung JOSEPH FLEMING Vocanonsl Machmm. Shop Job 101' Training .1 P . ' e 1 it I l A ,N I . ' 0 ' ' Y hifff -Q .N. 1: . 4 -' .F . . I ' , X I er. nr P . za: LQIS5 Zgg, B - - , ,R ACH D- , - ,' . me '-f IA uf CO M . . . . - h ' in 'I T Q . . r I 'I 4 4' . I - 'Y . . V ' . 1 - , . I T Q is ' 1' , I -' ' ' A 4, f 2 fl, Y 5 A fc A b T - l ra A is , H -J Q W . 14 1 W A I IW 1 I 1' V If X J I X f ,,. J nd' -Q rl' , Y' ,Y . vc P. im ,I L X .5 'n V ' ' Q ' L - ' '. L ... - 1' L ,., '-3 ' i - ., , - 3 , me ,, V, Q 4 ' : ..- si 5 tiff '--D5 .V V -Q' f ttf' Y, v- E . . 5. . y 'Q 1 1 g f 1 ' .VI 5: X I N , . V ,I . I f , Vg. X if. V ,' VE ,QL :w mv . '. , 1 . ' . v 1 ,Q '. --Q ll' A ing.-Printing. HERBERT BORCER, Diversined Occupatuions, Co-ordinai 4' I A - V I - ' I I ' ' wr A .,-Q Q! E is of , wif S, Wcirncr. editor-in-chiefg M, Kleist, cop editor: A. Johansen, artg L. Bucholz, photography: R. English, organizations and activities: Miss Erickson. adviscrg J. Mrrtvs, photography: E. Olson. senior sectiong T. Richards, sportsp W. Whitsitt. facultyg R. Critchheld, student lift-3 and R. Murtaugh. sports. '46 RADIOGRAPH BOARD . . . Miss Erickson at the helm . . . Horrilied wails from Rosie of Bucky, theres no head on this picture' '... and jim, well have to reschedule that pictureg it's rainingf '... Frenzied searches for that hatch of faculty copy Bill handed in . . . Ednah, pasting senior panels and praying no new senior would enter. . . Shirley juggling layouts . . . worrying - - - Ruth in Z1 frantic attempt to corrgil all her clulw copy . . . Mae having nightmares of losing the copy envelopes . . . Endless cries of Adeline, wheres the dummy? . . . Bob and Tom taetfully phrasing sports copy. 1 And out of work and lots of laughs it emerged . . . Radiograph, '46. 2 Slfflflg xn the sun of rhexr semor new looking back on gaw davs, rourme dans SPCQI xl us rhe gxrl md bm ot 46 cJl'lp1f1g0XC,T'!hOllSJI1L1 moments Ill the blcaeluers at gime mme Fun peeked moments under soft 11 hrs ,md mm dlsgmsxnzz dceormom xr the Prom Niunorxes for rhcel ISS o 46 word themes . . A Mme plannmg . . . lQX'AllIli11lIlgfOY' rests . . . nerve VVI'ZlCk1I'lg 4,1 L Lf ' I A L . 8 3' ,mam h wa!! 1,t J-ffdf DORIS BUERCK I C DENNIS CARPENTER jr Class Pres Football Football Letterman Basketball Basketball Letterman Basketball Captam Baseball Txcket Taker Radxo Workshop Chrnstmas Pageant Cholr Band All Box Councnl secyl Radlograph Staff Radxograph Busmess Staff Prom Comm Senxor Comm VN Club DONALD CHAD BOURN Football Scorer Stage Crest Radxo Workshop All School Productton QcastD Electron Comm Semor Comm F F A AenaINaugat1on Code Moue Operator ELAINE CIERZAN G A A f95O ptsx Yollexball Basket ball Softball Leaclershxp I C I C Councll Usher Class Play Comm All School Productlon Comm Glee Club Choxr Drum Corps Prom Comm Semor Comm Home Nursmg Personalxtv Drama RICHARD COURTIER Football Basketball Prom Comm Camera ROSALIE CRITCI-I FIELD Sr Class Secs G A A 950 pts? G A A Councxl G A A Vtce Pres C1 Yollcwball Basketball Softball Leadership Homecommg Queen I C I C Councxl I C Sec x CVD Servlce Comm Comm Chaxrman Usher Ltbrarw Ass t War Stamp Chatrman Class Plav Cmmorj All School Productnon fcastj Radnograph Board Commumty Servtcc Prom Comm Sentor Comm Speech Acttvltles Knovs Your Cm presh Drama JOHN DEARMAN Basketball Basketball Scorer All Box Council Radnograph Busmess Staff Prom Comm Semor Comm Camera JOHN DIEKRAGER Radlo Workshop Camera Code CORALIE DONDELINGER I C Ofhce asst Radtograph Busmess Staff Art 4 BONNIE ADANK I C Glee Club F1rstA1d Waitress Tram nn jOSEPl-I BAMBANEK Football Football Letterman Football Captam Basketball Basketball Letterman Prom Comm JOSEPH BARANKIEXXICZ Football Svtrmmmg Lcadershxp Prom Comm Woodwork Scxence BEXERL1 BELLMAN Wollewball Basketball I C Drum Corps Elcctxon Comm Home Nursmg EMIL BERZINSKI Basketball Baseball Baseball Letterman Baseball Captam Stage Crew Class Plat Qmmor, Radxo Workshop Commumty Neruce Radlograph Busmess Staff Prom Comm N IOLET BITTNER I C Home Nursmg CJERALDINE BRILNNAN I C Personalltw MARILYN BUBLITZ CQ A A 1750 pts, G A A Councnl Xollesball Basketball Softball Leadershlp I C I C Councll Servlce Comm Chatrman Comm Chalrman Make up and Wardrobe Comm Usher Glee Club Cholr Gnrls Octette All School Productlon Qralcntj Office Asst Communm Servlce Radno graph Stall Prom Comm Semor Comm Stage Make up Personalltx LEO BUCHHOLZ Swimming Leadershtp Cholr Class Plat Qmmor, All School Procluctlon ttalent, All Box Councll 'Renal Naugatxon Cpres I Debate 6155 2 419 FP ... 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A , ' 1 A . . . , I .. 1,-gtg ., 'WV 318- fl ,EJNY DOROTHYHANSON I C Orchestra Prom Comm Personall ty Camera LAUREL HANSON Leadership Choir Bows uartet All School Production ttalentI Science LYLE HARVEY Basketball Leadershxp Choir Election Comm FLORA HODSON I C Prom Comm Home Nursing secyl Camera Cuce prcsU RICHARD HOLMBERC Football Football Letterman Basketball BaskctballLetterman Baseball Baseball Letterman Leadership Christmas Pageant All Boy Council Prom Comm Science XX Club ADELINE OI-IANSEN G A A 0750 ptsD Yollesball Basketball Softball Leadership I C I C Council Comm Chairman Make up and Wardrobe Comm Class Plat mmorj All School Production Comm library Ass r Office Ass t Community Service Radxograph Board Election Comm Prom Comm Scmor Comm Stage Make up Camera Movie Operator IEAN KANTHACK G A A Council I C I C Council Camera Ctreasj JOSEPH KARDACK Football Swimming All School Production Ctalentl Radio raph Staff Hn News Staff Prom Comm Biology Science uc: presj BER NARD KINNEY 16 MARY GROCHOWSKI, I. C.g Glee Clubg Choirg Drum Corpsg All School Production Ctalentjg Prom Comm.g Senior Comm.g Personality . . ARLIS GROTH, I. C.g Community Serviccg Personality . . . HELEN GROWT, Volleyballg Baslretballg I. C.g Community Scrviceg Drum Corpsg Home Nursing, SHIRLEY HABECK Basketball I C I C Council Usher Class Play Comm All School Production Comm Prom Comm Camera ROGER HACKBARTH All School Production Comm Woodworking F F A RUSSEL HACKBARTH All School Production Comm Woodworkmg F F A MARLIS HAGEDORN G A A C1350 ptsb Volleyball Basketball Softball Leadership I C I C Councrl Service Comm Usher All School Production Comm Community Service PromComm Senior Comm Home Nursing Personality ERVIN HALN ERSON Woodvworkmg F F A THERESE HAMERSKI G A A Q9S0 ptsD Volleyball Basketball Softball I C Drum Corps Prom Comm Senior Comm Personality JZSS 319 lv mn, Sn 9? ,sv ,ov Ng: mfr 5 gg. limi? 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MAE KLEIST, Volleyball. Leadership. I. C.. I. C. Council. Service Comm.. Comm. Chairman. Make-up and Wardrobe Comm.. One Act Plays. Radio Workshop. Class Play Comm.. All School Production Ccastl. Community Service. Radiograph Board. Hi-News Staff. Senior Comm.. Prom Comm.. Art. Stage Make-up. Drama Cvice presj . . . GERALD KNA'I'I'ERUD, Radio Workshop. Science. Drama . . . MELVA KNOLL, Volley- gall. Leadership. I. C.. Christmas Pageant. Drum Corps. Art. amcra. JUDY KNOPP, Volleyball. I. C.. Service Comm.. Usher. All School Production Comm.. Community Service. Election Comm.. Prom Comm.. Personality. Home Nursing. Know Your City . . . PAUL KOCH, Swimming. Basketball Manager . . . DELORES KOETH, I. C.. Election Comm. of '46 14' ' 'T' 2' .5 GEORGE KOI-INER . . . BETTY KOPP. G. A. A. C450 pts.D. Volleyball. Basketball. Leadership. I. C.. I. C. Council. Service Comm.. Usher. ,One Act Plays. Class Play Comm.. All School Production Comm.. Glee Club. Choir. Girls' Octettc. Girls' Quartet. Library Ass't.. Community Service. Prom Comm.. Senior Comm.. Personality. Drama . . . JOHN KOSCIELSKI, Soph. Class Pres.. Football. Football Letterman. Leadership. Radio Workshop. Christmas Pageant. All School Production CcastD. Choir. All Boy Council Cpresf. Radiograph Business Staff. Prom Comm.. Speech Activities. Drama. CATHERINE KREHER, Volleyball. Basketball. Softball. Leadershi . I. C.. Glee Club. Choir. All School Production Ctalentj. lgrom Comm.. Personality. Home Nursing. Know Your City . . . ALICE KUHLMANN, G. A. A. C950 pts.D. Volley- ball. Basketball, Softball, Leadership. I. C., Service Comm.. Comm. Chairman. Usher, Office Ass't.. All School Production Comm., War Stamp Comm.. Communiiv Service. Radiograph Staff. Election Comm.. Prom Comm.. Senior Comm.. Personality Csec'y-treasjg Stage Make-up. Drama . . . AUDREY KUHL- MANN, I. C.. Drum Corps. Library Ass't. ANNE MAE KULAS, I. C.. I. C. Council. Usher. Camera . . . EVELYN KULAS. G. A. A. C950 pts.Q. Volleyball. Basketball. Softball. Leadership. I. C.. Drui.. Corps. Prom Comm.. Senior Comm..Career Girl. Drama. Movie Operator . . .JOAN KULAS, I, C.. Home Economics. 17 Q Q DORIS LAABS, G. A. A. C1350 pts.Dg Volleyballg Basketballg Softballg Leadcrshipg I. C.5 All School Production Comm.g A Prom Comm.5 Personality . . .JEAN LAMBERT, G. A. A, C950 Q pts.Dg G. A. A. Councilg Volleyballg Basketballg Softballg I. C.g :X MA Eersonality . . . DENNY LAW, Swimmlngg Ticket Takerg hess, .xx SHIRLEY LEWIS, G. A. A. Councilg Vollcyballg Basketballg Softballg Leadershipg I. C.g Stage Crewg All School Production Commg Prom Comme Senior Comm.g Speech Activitiesg Artg Movie Operator . . . RICHARD LIBERA, Stage Crewg Ticket . Takerg Ofhce ass'tg Prom Commg . . . THOMAS LILLARD Swimming Swimming Captain Leadership Science W Club res 9'f l A t ESTHER LLEWELLYN I C Drum Corps BETTY LUD TKE Leadershlp I C Community Service H1 News Stall' All School Production Comm Senior Comm Aerlal Navlga tion VIRGIL LUHMANN I C Know Your Clty C ass 1' BETTY MAAS G A A C950 ptsj Volleyball Leadershl I C Camera Costume Design JOHN MAHLKE Base all gr- Baseball Letterman Basketball Managcr All School Production cast Science Code Csec yb W Club Csec yj JOHN MALISZEWSKI Baseball Baseball Letterman Woodworking fra A EDWARD MARSH Football Football Letterman Class Play 3 K CIDIDOYD W Club DOLORES MARTIN I C ANNA MASYGA G A A C950 ptsD Volleyball Basketball Soft ball Leadership I C Service Comm Drum Corps Prom T Comm Career Girl Drama Movie Operator GALE MATSON Ticket Taker War Stam Comm Radio 1 gmail' Prom Comm AerlalNavlgatlon clence Drama AM McCARL Cheer Leader One Act Plays Christmas Pageant Class Play CmlnorU Actlvltles Comm Aerlal Navlga ,,, tion HAROLD MCMILLEN Basketball Scorer Stage Crew Christmas Pageant Code la?-'ls A l H ,, ' ,K - J 4 Q Qs Q ta' 'it P AJ- g I ' :IIC 'fi A .. 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Q A 5 if MARY McQUEEN Volleyball I C I C Councrl Servrce Comm Comm Charrman CommumtyServ1ce All School Productxon Comm Prom Comm Kmttmg Personahty Home Nurslug RUTH MEINERT Volleyball I C Comm Chairman Usher Declamatron One Act Plays Chrxstmas Pageant Class Play Cmajorl All School Productlon Ctalenty Glce Club Choir Glrls Octerte G1rls Quartet Lrbrars Ass t Communlty Seruce H1 News Staff Prom Comm Drama JAMES MERTES Sr Class V1ce Pres Nxte League All Stars Chrxstmas Pageant Class Play Cma1orD All School Productxon Ctalentb Cholr Band All Boy Counc1l Radlograph Board Prom Comm Semor Comm Drama JOHN MICHALOWSKI Code Csec y treasl Radlo Weldmg EUGENE MOI-IAN ROBERT MURTAUGI-I Semor Class Pres Soph Class Secv Football Ticker Taker Chorr Class Play Cma1orD All School Productlon talent Debate Team All Box Councxl Radnograph Board Act1v1t1es Comm Prom Comm Semor Comm Debate WELDON NEITZKE Electlon Comm BETTY NELSON Y B I mmorj Ofhce Asst Art Camera Drama MAX IS NEL SON Yollewball I C I C Councll Seruce Comm Comm Charrman Usher Glce Club Choxr Orchestra Personality Know Your Cxty 046 4955. 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GEORGINE NORTON Vollevball Leadershlp I C Llbrary Asst Prom Comm Camera EDNAH OLSON jr Class Secy G A A Q135Opts, G A A Councrl G A A Pres G A A Trcas Csophj Wollevball Basketball Softball Leadershxp Homecommg Att I C I C Councll Ser'-ice Comm Chaxrman Comm Charrman Make up and Wardrobe Comm Usher One Act Plavs Chrlstmas Pageant Class Play Comm All School Productron Comm Lrbrarv Ass t Com mumty Seruce Radxograph Board Prom Comm Semor Comm Art Club Csec yj Stage Make up esec Q Drama Cscc y THELMA OLSON I C Communxtw SCFVICC Debate NADINE PANZER I C RACI-IAEL PAPENFUSS GWENDOLYN PETERSON Yolleyball Basketball Leader shxp I C Service Comm Make up and Wardrobe Comm Usher One Act Plays Class Play Qmmor Class Play Comm Glce Club Lxbrary Asst Oflice Asst Communlty Servlcc Prom Comm Personallty Drama MARILYN PIETSCH G A A C450 ptsb Volleyball Basket ball Softball I C I C Councll Usher Class Play Cmmorb All School Productlon Comm , Othce Ass t 5 Community Service, Prom Comm , Semor Comm , Personalxty, Drama, I-Iomecomxng Parade Chaxrman BERNIECE PRIGGE, Volleyball, I C , Cnolr, Personalrty RITA RAMCZYK, G A A C1350 PIS D, Volley ball, Basketball, Softball, Leadershnp, I C Q All School Productron Ctalentb, Glce Club, Cholr, Girls Octette, Drum Corps, Radlograph Stalf, Semor Comm , Personalnty 19 Q I Q - -Q Q - Q A ,, A - - ' ' - ff-61:12 ' , ' Y A 5 Y A aftwu. 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C., Service Comm., Usher, All School Production Comm., Community Service, Radiograph Staff, Election Comm., Know Your City, Camera . . . LAVONNE REETZ, I. C., Know Your City . . . DANIEL REID, Swimming, Choir, Band, Class Play Cminorj, Election Comm., Prom Comm., Spanish. BERNADINE REVOIR, Volleyball, Softball, Leadershi gl. C., Drum Cor s, Election Comm. . . THOMAS RICHARDS, Stage Crew, Ticget Taker, Choir, All School Production CtalentD, All Boy Council, Debate Team, Radiograph Board, Prom Comm., Senior Comm., Woodworking, Debate, Movie Operator . . . RODGER ROBB, Football, Football Letterman, Leadership, Christmas Pageant, All School Production Ctalenrj, Choir, War Stam Comm., All Bov Council, Election Comm., Prom Comm., F.F.lE. Cpresl, Shop. D MARGARET ROLBIECKI, Leadership, I. C., Make-up and Wardrobe Comm., Class Play Comm., All School Production CcastD, Library Ass't., Office Ass't., Community Service, Radio- graph Staff, Election Comm., Prom Comm., Pan American, Knovs Your City Cpresj, Dramc . . . WANDA RONNENBERG, I. C .... JUNE RUEHMANN, I. C., I. C. Council, Comm. Chair- man, Usher, Class Play Cminorj, All School Production Comm. , War Stamp Comm., Radiograph Staff, Prom. Comm. Class 3 'C uv '42 .- 2 . -vi ,', ,S Q NM A fr. . . fa A . Q. 4' i V -u 'v 3 K 1? Q ,L A. X Q. Y' K w .1 rf.: in ,, A. -.3 .Qi N: 3, If ' fy I! .,., l A , ,I 5 V I ,',r ' A 20 O LORRAINE SNYDER Volleyball I C Commumty Scrvrce Personalrty ELAINE SOBECK Volleyball Leadershxp I C Drum Corps Prom Comm Know Your Crty Cpres D RUTH SOBECK I C Know Your Crty JOAN SORENSON Volleyball Basketball Softball I C Glee Club All School Production Comm Commumty Servrce VIARY SPERBECK I C Know Your Cnty ALICE SQUIRES Volleyball I C Know Your Cnty ELEANOR STANSFIELD Volleyball Lcadershrp I C Glee Club Chorr Office Asst Prom Comm S ech Actxvrtres Camera Moyne rator BONNIE JEAN TEELE Basket ball Softball I H1NewsStaff GENE STEFFES Basket ball Leadershrp All School Productron CtalentD Prom Comm Know Your Cxty 046 E Q .'Z5w,r 'Q 'b -iw ANNABELLE STINSON I C Know Your City JUDITH STIRNEMAN G A A C1350 ptsl Volleyball Basketball Soft ball Lcadershr I C I C Councxl Seruce Comm Comm Charrman Ma cup and Wardrobe Comm Usher One Act Plays Radlo Workshop Class Play Comm All School Produc tron Ccastl Glee Club Chorr Commumty Servrce Radrograph Staff Prom Comm Semor Comm Personalrty CpresD Know Your Crtv Drama Homecomrng Parade Charrman MAR GARET STOLTMAN Volleyball Softball Homecommg Att I C I C Counczl Usher Radtograph Bus1nessStaff AllSch00l Productron Comm Prom Comm Personal rv Movre Operator BETTY STUCK Volleyball Basketball Softball Leadershl I C Lrbrary Ass r Offrce Asst Commumty Servxce All Sc ool Productron Comm Prom Comm Electron Comm Home Nursing THELMA SWINSEN Volleyball I C Personality JO ANN TAINTER I C Kmttmg MARIAN THOMSON G A A C1350 ptsy t, A A Councrl Volleyball Basketball Softball Leadershrp I C All School S El tron Comm Prom Productron Comm Commumty eruce ec Comm Semor Comm Personalrty NIAURICE TIMM Foot ball Leadershlp Usher Chorr Prom Comm Aer1alNav1gat1on Code JACK TOLLESON Soph Class Treas Basketball Announcer Class Plat Cmajorj All School Productron Ctalcntb Radrograph Staff Prom Comm Sclence Drama 21 I Q Q - -Q ' I ' Q . 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'DK' 'K' 'Yi' DOROTHY WELTNER Volleyball I C Semor Comm BETTY WESTERMANN Volleyball Basketball Softball I C Prom Comm Career Gnrl Cpres y JOAN WHITE jr Class Vxce Pres Volleyball I C I C Councxl Comm Chalrman Usher One Act Plays Radxo Workshop All School Productxon CcastD Class Play Comm Glee Club Chou' Gxrls Octette Gxrls Quartet Lxbrary Ass t Communxty Servxce Radxoqraph Staff Prom Comm SenlorComm Home Nursing Personalltv Drama WILLIAM WI'II'I'SI'I'I' Servxce Comm Tlcket Taker Class Pla CmmorD Al1SchoolProduct1onCcastj War Stamp Comm Ra lograph Board Semor Comm Prom Comm Scxence FRANK WIECZOREK Leaclersh1p Woodwork F F A JOYCE WILLIAMS jr Class Treas Volleyball Leadershlp Homecommg Att I C I C Councll I C jr Chalrman I C Sr Chaxrtnan Make up and Wardrobe Comm Usher All School Product1onCcastD Lnbrary Ass t Glee Club Choxr Commumty Service Rad1ographStaH' Prom Comm Stage Make up Drama EVELYN WNUK I C ARLENE WOLTER I C Waltress tramxng ARLISS WOLTER I C Prom Comm 22 MILROY TOLLIN Football Football Letterman Nxte League Champs Ticket Taker Ofhce Ass t Radxograph Business Staff Electxon Comm Prom Comm Ae11al Navxgatxon Code Ctreas D Debate ROGER TURNER LORRAINE VOGEL Volley ball Basketball I C Electron Comm PromComm CareerG1rl Home Nursing PEGGY XXALSKI Nolleyball I C Usher All School Produc uon Comm Commumty Servlce Prom Comm Career Gnrl Home Nursmg Knxttmg GENE XXAMI-IOFF Football I-IENRIETTAVQAMHOFF G A A Councxl Volleyball Basket ball Softball Prom Comm Know Your CIC, GLENYS WANDSNIDER Volleyball I C Ofhce Ass t Debate Team Prom Comm Personal1tv Spamsh Debate LORRAINE WARMINGTON G A A C950 PISD G A A Council G A A Secy Yollevball Softball Leadershnp I C Prom Comm Personallu PI-IYLLISS VEISHORN Cv A A C950 ptsD Volleyball Basketball Softball Leadershxp I C Clas Play Cm1norD Ofhce Ass t Prom Comm Semor Comm Personalxty Spamsh Csec y treas Kmttxng Csecy treas C ass 80 .21 I .I as , Q . 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Guxdmg the senror class are Allster MacDonald and Ruth Pallas ter f n ng v cl by p dt t R Murtau h c president M rt s c etary R L xtchh ll and tr asur r N uncan Wlth no draft or because of the war worrles the semors of 46 spent thelr last year revlvmg customs, acuvmes and dances of prewar days Out of the war-censored closet came vxgorous class electrons sweet and swmgy dances and the true splrrt of WHS m 1ts mascot Pelxx Gomg forward mto the new world of peace, the semors of 46 wnll handle the problems of lxfe as effxcrently as they d1d those tough physlcs problems One hundred and elght gxrls and sxxty one boys donned the caps and gowns for 46 Robert Murtaugh served as class presldcnr wxth the and of james Mertes v1ce presmdent Rosalxe Crltchfxeld, secretary and Nancy Duncan treasurer 046 LORRAINE WOODEN Volleyball I C Chnstmas Pageant One Act Plays Class Play Cmmorj Home Nursmg Personality ROBERT WORKMAN So h Class Vxce Pres Football Basketball Nxte League AllStars sher Cholr All Boy Council Radxogra h Staff Prom Comm Aerxal Navr ation Drama SHIRLE WORNER Volleyball I C I Council I CS! Chaxrman I C Jr V1ce Chaxrman I C secy CsophD Comm Chaxrman Makeu and Wardrobe Comm Usher Class Play CmaporD All Schoo Productron Comm Glee Club Chorr Girls Octette Gu-ls Quartet CommunxtyServ1ce Pnbhcatxons Comm Radxograph Edxtor H1 News Staff Debate Team Actlvxtlci Comm Prom Comm Qpeech Actxvxtles Csec yj Debate Stage Make up HENRY YACKEL Baseball Txcket Taker Electron Comm Prom Comm ROGER JOHNSON Mrd Year Entry Basket ba U . .tl- Jx Q' Win snow u is c Ao, e . rcsl 'n , , vi c- ' J. rs e,ser .Pr' er. c e ' , . , . . I . - . r 1 a , 1 x ' K V Q . , . . ' , , - . . , , . f I ' . V Q - .4 f 1 4 A ' Q Q 4 Q , . .5 g 5 Q ' QE U Q . Q . I 5 5' I Q -4 sr E .LW l ,E ' 4 , . . , . , I . . , . .Q-' F . I .QA li. .i.. S Q Q 'Q T 4 -4- ' ' 4 4 - I s Iv 'n H' . .. . . . , ' l 23 -.T-.-..... Class This year's junior class came back with all the vigor and zeal shown last year as sophomores. The new year began with a spirited campaign for the election of class oflicers. Results showed that the class would be guided by Edward Giel as presi- dent, Pat Strauch as vice-president, Ruthmary Vater as secretary, and Bill Drugan, treasurer. Mr. Pust and Miss Nelson were also elected as class advisers. 'Q Awalter Pust und Edna Nelson serve as 'Y' ' junior class advisers. Row 1-J. Dile. N. llilcli-n. Y. Jzxhnlcc, l.. Helwr. l. Growt. A. Frye. B. Frye, C. Burgclorf, D, Cicmcnslxi. Nl. Ducllmnn. A. Guctzinan, hi. Christopherson. ROW 2f-C. Czirlyj. Bittner. l.. llzirrls. J. Bcllrr, J. Chi-slik. J. Bul1litz,C. Elm. D. Evanson, M. Dorsch. C. Dierks. J. llolmuv. hi. Drazlcowslci. D. Jzicolms. Row 3 Cf. Cr1lli1l1.J. Atkinson. llucuwr. R. Searcy. D. Drt-as. ll. Cohen, P. Eder. R. Berman. A. lliilvursmi. ?Y-HBHJMG, Gicl. B. Antlcrson. Row 4 HC. llzinson. R. fic-urge. Wf Bray. R. Carroll. R. lloclson. D. llnrdcrs. J. Hulubar, J. Anderson, K. 1 , . ug ics. Us Row 1-M.Bittner, D. Kratz, A. Km-th. S. Hartcr, E. Gill. L. Becker. S. Given, P. Gardner, N. Buck, S. Moore, J. Lafky. Row 2-A. Radechcl, l- M. Dfiering, B. Hill. E. Johns. R. Greens. M. Kling. J. Filiclcl. A. Groth. E. Holz, T. Hnmernik, C. Allred, S. Bentz. Row 3---V. Corey, H. Ernst, A. Strelow, R. Williamson. W. Schossow, F.. Smith, R. Stuck. R. Stanton, J. Rcnswick, J. But-rst, D. Hill, S. Fahrendholz. Row 4--J. Skeels, D. Sulla, D. Rcdlieh, W. Tsaisos, J. Raphael, .l. Shipstcml. E. Stanek, J. Wilsie, J. Stchn, T. Wood, R, Yackel. P. Bathan. 24 f ay-is Prom time once again, and their I , ' treasury clinking with coins earned . 9 sl I ' . Q . . , P ' in their sophomore year, the yuniors 2. gy.. lv F 3 , ' planned for a really out of this la p - ., P A 'L ,A world prom, Visions and ideas for , 9 ,Q J ,. , . ' decorations, themes, orchestras, and ff 4 L 9 ii.,-Vwfwft A ,gal Y at J tickets danced through their heads. N ' -J 'J add With great fanfare and bated breath X, V .Q 4- ' the juniors presented the junior- 5 , - T' W senior prom for '46, compliments of ' h '- the Class of '47. .a 5 ' - ,I . , Iv., . N- Ready to swing through the air are secretary A R, Vuter. and vice-president P. Strauch, while -A treasurer W. Drugan and president E. Giel , pus . K . .A s ...E- Row l-L. Pahnke. B. Cahricl. A. Ohifz, P. McCarl. G. Snyder. K. Mylnchak, B. Cooper. M. lueclke. A. Kinstler. D. Schilclkne-eht. S. Lang C. Koetz. Row 2-J. Rt-clmann. B. Newell. M, Kcrkow. R. Radsck. D. Prytarski. B. Rnckow. M. Rt-ssic. L, Rolling. E. Slim-r. R. Schultz. D Olson, D. Kcllv. J. McNullv. Row 3fE. Nash. R. Michnlrmski. G. Newman. A. Ccnsmer. J. Mvers. D. Pace, D. I.:-v. R. Powell. O. Wein- iTil8I61,.R. Lauer. D. Papcnfuss. Row 4-J. Plinski, R. Priggc, M. Neitzkc. P. Nlichnlim sl-ti. R. Johnson, R, Sheehan, J. Niertes, J. Mastenbruok . US. ka if Rowl M Thorpe P Wunderllch P Wondrnw R Vater P Strauch P Whitten E Young D Pavelc T Ncrdahl N1 Nfarshall R Ndblf, B Vlrunmann J Young Row2 A Woof N1 Mahlke E Lee C Wrgman N Richter P Thrune L Young H Summers C Tarras M. Wcstnberg R Thielc Nl Schvanke Row3 G Slewerson J Yahnke B Wager .I Kowxleslq VN Drugan T Burke J Winestorfer R Ber , R Brown M 'Nlullcn ROW4 R Bronk R Heck E lxulcovsslcl R Burmustrr R 'larms lx Belwille L Burt G Wieczurek G Degnan . Ludtke -5 Class Showing few tinges of the usual sopho- more green, the class of '48 traveled confidently through their first year at ' W. H. S. With heated class elections renewed once more, the sophs outdid themselves with colorful posters, slogans, and vigor. Victors of the cam aign battle were Louis I-lainer, presi ent: james Dresser, vice-president, Nancy Turner, secretary, and Shirley Rodgers, treasurer. Miss Schummers and Mr. Zilliox acted as class advisers. ..-M Advising the so homore l Mupr t Schummers and William Zilliozts an C HQ'-.QQt'if'1f-. Row ll: A. Mcconrion, D. Kindt, M. Maier, K. Murphy, M. Meinerl. N. Turner, C. Lewis, P. Wunderlich, M. Kratz, B. Kukowski, B. Worner. L. Talntcr, M. Millman. Row 2: A. Matzlcc, N. Workman, L. Johnson. A. Woff, N. Meyer, R. Markle. J. Ryan. M. Richards. M. Johnson, N. Schuth, J. Steele, B. Schaale, M. Peterman. Row 3: J. Cisewslci, J. Hanson, R. Burmeister, B. Lands. J. Suesmith, S. MacDonald, L. Ramm, A. Neumann, S, Rmn, J. Hamerski, R. Wood, C. Anderson. Row 4: D. Szarmach, P. Cousins, H. Thiele. W. Vodt, E. Moore, H. Erickson., M. Knopp. J. Wcgman, B. Fenski, R. Bcrndt, J. Wondrow. Row 5: M. Peterson, G. Burmeister, R. Westerman, R. Swinson, A. Osburne , J. Wiede- man, J. Kubuchck, K. Krockow, R. Sulac, l.. Dable, E. Phillips. f? 5f'NR X0fm,ps Q6 Row I-7D. Bergsrud, S. Wamhoff, J. Ronnenburg, R. Goertz, D. Riebau. G. Rompa. B, Glende, R. Irish. D. Ronncnberg, A. Tarras. S. Rogers. M. Frniland. Row 2-J. Varner, R. Lang, A. Schueler. J. Warner, B. Wockenfuss, S. Theis, V. Hrrmanson. G. Stahmann, B. Hengel. H. Sand- stede, D. Bittner, E. Gable. Row 3-E. Schreiber, M. Stru p. J. Safranek. J. Simon, A. Schulz, V. Ronnenberg, B. Wanek, M. Datta, G. Thilgen, M.,GIcnde. N. Greer, K. Seebold. Row 4-R. Reissman, Rx-itz, T. Reid, G. Overland, D. Schultz, D. Stanton, C. Richmann, J. Schugart, T. Reid, J.AStrqmmer, A. Feller. Bow 5-R. Shaw, R. Roetzler. A. Stevens, B. Stanton, K. Richardson. E. Smack, R. Schoonover, J. Schuster, R. Rolbiecki. J. Boland, D. Reidmun, R. Senstedc. 26 of '48 Made up of 137 girls and 116 boys, the class of '48 again sponsored the Sophomore Honor Society. The society held meetings each month, at which times new members r' were inducted. Scholarship, citizenship, leadership, and service were stressed in all work and programs during the year. Of the four standards, citizenship and scholar- ship were especially emphasized. The honor society system aided the students in maintaining their scholastic vigor and enthusiasm. Oil' for 21 sunny rlrive are L, Hainer. pres dont: J. Dresser, vice-president, N. Turner secretary, and S. Rogers, treasurer. ,. 5 A 6 .a3.. - C5 G Q fb M .G Row l-E.Aslt, M. Brcnncn. J. Holt, L. Goetz, M. Datta, M. Duellman, D. Galewski, G. Henderson, l. Bellman. P. Bion, S. Corey. Row 2-D. Keller, L. Kinnerup, M. Field, V. Anderson. B. Brand, M. Jaszewski, J. Geotz, C. Benck,J. Ambrosen, D. Burgler. V. Bittner. Bbw I-K. Beninski, L. Anderson, M. Kilstofre. J. Ctihor, R. Cierzan, D. Brown, B. Ellison, K. Bsab. M. Johns, K. Gurney, G. Carlson. Bow 47R. Aclank, D. Anderson. R. Bingold. M. Cox. R. Hardtke. D. Given. K. Hnlx-ck, V. Hermanson, D. Christenson, R. Awes, R.4Albrecht. L. Hamer. Row 5-R. Einhorn. H. Grant. J. Dresser, D. Dykeman, R. Duresky, R. Brown, G. Bucgc, J. Borkowskl, H. Buck, K, Bittner, L. Ball. fin cn fn on Row 1: C. Lloyd, C. McNally, C. Dotterwick. J. Laak, M. McNally, M. Michalski, B. Laska, V. Reifsteck. P. Ma nard, C. Ressic, l., Luh- mann, S. Mastenbrook, J. Reszks, L. Nagle. Row 2: C. Lloyd, D. Re s, N. Lester, L. Pierce, M. Reps, J. Holz, E. Einliorn, L. McLaughlin. M Do ke, S. Laabs, N. Luedke, S. Manke, R. Luehmann. How 3: D. gittelko. G. Papenfuss, A. Osborne, D. Nelton, J. Holubar. C- UCCIWYH A. .?ohnson, J. Kr-eher, M. Plank, J. Martinsnn, A. Lowe, D. Rerllick, V. Nelson. Row 4: B. Johnstone. B. Koenig, J. M erhoff, D. Msclaugh- lin, E. Kleinschmidt, G. Keeler. C. Matias, W. De nan, D. Mesks, R. Mann. lov 5: J. Mourning- W- MBUWBUP- R- lzoveleski. F- Goehtz. K- Pagcl, J. Kukowski, G. Maxham, C. MacCrey, A. i'1cGill, R. Neitzlre. 27 HEHVH Shlmng softening paths of hghr m chose grav davs of rourlnc Moments ro remember Wedncsdav afternoon Club daws Chlppcr gn notes from the Lhmr hours of work on the 46 Radzograpla committees and more commxrrccs pagcanrs and plavs and prlctlcc Fun penny shmv days m school . . . . Inncxsflisclc supper nmccrings . . - Fclix's Aszlyiings in thc! PiiJNeul-.r . . . eye-rubbing 4' 1'- M. Knoll, W, Peterson. Frnnlc Mzlhuvlich, utlviscr. and R. Mcinert go over lust minute tit-mils ln-lon clupzirluig for llu C' regional soc-vel: contest. Making its debut this year, the Debate Club has already made a name for itself in Winona High. In addition to taking part in practice debates at Lewis- ton and La Crosse, a 'team attended the regional tournament at South St. Paul. Shirley Worner, Tom Richards, Bob Murtaugh, and Kirk Belville, repre- sented Winona at the state tournament. The seventeen students who entered into the project were guided by Alister MacDonald. The national debate question discussed was i'Resolved: That every able-bodied male citizen of the United States should have one year full time military training before attaining the age of twenty-four. The Slbeczkefs Stand On March fourth over a hundred youthful orators representing thirteen high schools met in Winona for the newly organized District Three Speech Festival, directed by Frank Mahovlich. The weeks of practice produced good results for the three WHS students who entered. Superior ratings were giv- en Melva Knoll, Ruth Mei- nert, and Winfield Peter- son at both the district and regional contests. Melva and Winheld attended the state contest, while Ruth was an alternate. Melva gave interpretations of The Fool's Prayer and Little Boy Blue in the manuscript division, while Ruth presented a dramatic portrayal of Lady MacBeth from an excerpt of the Shake- spearean play. Winfield, representing the boys, gave an ovation White Crosses on the Pacific . Row 1: M. Maier. N. Schuth, D. Kindt, M. Me-inert, S. VVorner. Row 2: Olson. A. Mattison, G. Wandsnider, B. Hill. M. Richards. Row 3: B. Murtaugh, L. Buchholz, Mr. MacDonald, T. Richards, M. Tollm. RJ Shimmering satins, ethereal lighting effects, and impressionistic sets highlighted the Christ- mas Pageant, Gloria , presented December 17. Directed by Frank Ma- hovlich, the members of the cast became Biblical characters of ages past. The story was based on the flight of Elizabeth with her child from King Herod and his soldiers. The cast included Lor- raine Wooden, William McCarl, Robert Sheehan, Ruth Meinert, Jack Mer- tes, james Mertes, Timo- thy Burke, Richard Schollian, Richard Holm- berg, John Koscielski, Ednah Olson, Melva Knoll, Betty Nelson, Dennis Carpenter, Jack Stehn, Robert William- son, Wilfred Fraser, and Betty Ludtke. Characters in a tableaux from the Christmas Pageant are rep esented by J. Mertes, E. Olson, M. Knoll, B. Nelson, R Meinert, Kneeling are R. Holmberg, J. Stehn, R. Schollian. I On Sta ge. Entangled in the problems of The Fourth Mrs. Phillips are R. Sheehan, B. Kopp. J. Stirneman, and E. Olson. Amateur actors and ac- tresses from the newly developed drama class came forward this year to take their bows on the stage of W. H. S. in their presenta- tion of three one-act plays. The three comedies were On The Air , The Bride Wore Red Pajamas , and The Fourth Mrs. Phillips. The latter play was entirely produced and directed by the class as a quarterly project. Stage terms, posi- tions, and business, rapidly became second nature to the drama students under the guiding hand of in- structor Frank Mahovlich. Lighting and make-up ef- fects were also studied by the class. 31 h ann W McCarl A Johansen E Marsh R frrtchfifld h H J Rue m h n M h vhch drrectrar Fxrst TUV' lefgtceklfghervlll Yblhsdrt -l Toning' lllxdhgfdgrl. Wooden Frank 5 0 ecohd fm' B N um D Rf! ' 1 lt Thxrd rcuwLRBg?k:,S:u'?hMerrej M Pxetsch J lxoscu. s 1 4th row Workmg backstage are stage hands R Shcekanofl' H MacMillan D Chadbournc and R Hervey From g are 1mmed untzl the fmal curtam drops, there IS no rest for the stage crew producmg effectxve l1ght1ng and scenlc backgrounds the boys can turn the bare stage lnto a desert or a comfortable l1v1ng room when necessary The three members Robert Sheekanoff, Harold M8CM1llHD, and R1chard Hervey de serve commendatlon for the1r work IU preparxng the stage for aud1tor1um programs and product1on the tlme the house 11 hts d 32 The Nzglot of Solemn court room scene ln the senior class lay for 46 The Nlght of January 16 u gc Mertes ga1ly sa1l1ng a1rplane messages to At tor ney Murtaugh argumentatw k T g mmute fine pomrs to the 1rr1ta E100 and amusement of the cast Eddle Marsh ser1ously seatmg h1mself on the w1tness cha1r only to haxe lf colla use pronunclatlon struggles w1rh oe S1mon an Lorralne Wooden ue yeans and sh1rts on would be Women of the world Dxrector Mahovl1ch recl1n1n peace fully on the stage g1v1ng cr1t1c1sms ID com ort collectxons of two cents per m1nute for every latecomer worr1es os er walkmg down the a1sle on play n1ght work w1th lots oflaughs makm 3 The N1ght of January 16 a success for the class of 46 Nlght ofjanuary 16 , wrltten by Ayn Rand, IS touched w1th humor and acked w1th a courtroom plea The case bemg tr1e IS that of Karen Andre vs the State of New York for murder The play requlred no set changes and the w1tnesses are scattered IH the aud1ence A umque feature of N1ght of Januarv 16 1S that the lury IS drawn from the aud1ence and 15 not pxcked Th h hl C 18 Y successful class play was presented on Aprxl 10 by the class of 46 1' L ' a, RA V 1 9' J .. y ,V . VA 'X ,Q lr k D- S. V v.v:':,'l K ' , r L' k ,l' 4 I' A.. . O . . . ' ejac olle- son producin ' ' I ' ' - 1 1 I ' J ' ...bl - . ' . . f . 'Br ' . ' p . , . I . - CLASS PLAY CAST Prison Matron . ..,.. . . Bailiff ....., .......... Judge Heath ,.,. ...,.,.. District Attorney Flint. . His Secretary .... ....,.... . . . .Marilyn Pietsch .William Whitsitt . . . . .James Mertes .Robert Murtaugh . . .Gwen Peterson Defense Attorney Stevens ........... lack Tolleson His Secretary ........... Clerk of the Court ...., Karen Andre ........ Dr. Kirkland ...... . . Mrs. John Hutchins .... Homer Van Fleet .... Elmer Sweeney ......... Nancy Lee Faulkner ..... Magda Svenson ......... John Graham Whitfield .... Jane Chandler ......... Signa Jungquist ........ Larry Regan ............ . . Roberta Van Rensselaer ........ Rosalie Critchfielcl . .William McCarl . . . .Ruth Meinert . .John Koscielski .Adeline Johansen . . . . .Joseph Simon . . . . . Daniel Reid . . .Shirley Worner . . . . .Betty Nelson . . . .Leo Buchholz . . .June Ruehmann .Lorraine Wooden . . .Edward Marsh .Phyllis Weishorn aznumy Sixteenth PRODUCTION STAFF Dircqfor, ,..... ............. . .Frank R. Mahovlich Business M3032-ICT .gAlister MacDonald , Ruth Pallas Construction Work ...,....,.......... Emil Ludtke Ushers ........... ............. W illiam Zilliox Printing. . . ...... ............. D avis Christenson Stage Managers .,...... R. Sheekanoff, H. McMillen Assistant Directors ........ R. English, M. Rolbiecki Properties .......... ..... -I . Stirneman, B. Kopp Costumes ............, V ....... E. Cierzan, S. Habeck Stage Crew ...,. R. Hervey, E. Lange, D. Chadbourne Make-up ,......... M. Kleist,J. Stirneman, G. Peter- son, D. Pace, W. Shaw, Hoff- man, P. Weishorn, White, Williams, M. Knoll. Publicity .............................. R. Meinert Student Accountants..N. Duncan, M. Hagedorn, T. Hamerski, Ruehmann, M. Thomson, G. Wandsnider, J. Dearman, R. Eichmann, R. Workman. Orchestral Music .... ............ M ilton Davenport A I 1 scene Ends J. Tolleson, R. Meinert. J. Mertcs. S. Worner. and R. Murraugh in the mirlst of :1 hattlt-. ill? TlJere's A Son E , A -s . , f - o f f . . Q , ' . - T X 4 -5 t, s' - - - - - . - J N r, - j x . Q, , ' 5 V - . ,, ., s... . 'if 'Q Y ' 1. ' , 4 A Y: . . s, ' . - . . V A ' 6 'I .- 6' ' 'U' 4 T ' ' I ff I T 1, . r f ' Q V3 ss J ' l' X V, , Q X . I i 27 Rowl J Wlllinnis B Worncr N Lester P Wuntlerlieh A Mcconnivn B Kopp f Burgrlorf D Schildlcnerht J Alkinsm N lliltlen L Clann R072 D lklntll S Rogus l Mel nfl I1 Stanslitlcl C lk ther M lxling l l lm Nl Drplu R l mp, R Ramczyk S Wormr P Wondrow Row3 M Ducllman P Whitten M Kilstofu R Nultr M N1 trt R VN tl! H l lrurgh lvl Marshall M Nelson K furnzv M Ric hartls .I Ntirncmnn ROW 4 .I Son nson l C 4 nsmer J Rum C llri l Cicrzan 'Vl Bublitz J Whitt Q 'Iurrns M Maur M Qrochovssku R Mtintrt There s a song in their hearts harmonv on their lips and perhips tl tinge of mischief in their es es the members ofthe GLEE CLL B and CHOIR Through singing and practicing their selections, the musically inclined members begin truly to enloi bctter music. Miss lxissling who directs both groups works diligently in preparing them for their public appearances. She is equally well-versed in the arts of bringing out the best in her vocalists and in obtaining the finest in harmonv from her organizations. The Choir and Glee Club provided musical entertainment on manv important occasions through- out thc year. Armistice Day, the Christmas Pageant, Commencement, and Baccalaureate programs all were graced by the ear-pleasing notes of the groups. Marianne Kling and Shirley Worner shared honors as featured soloists, while accompaniment laurels were due Mildred Dopke and Mrs. Irving Tingley, a graduate of Winona Senior High School. I be Air ,ll GRACE KISSLING d rector of choral musxc goes nvvr A Sung wlth accom panist Nltldred Duplu: 'D ' A ,ala any 11 ' V Rowl J Wxllmms J Stlrneman P Whttten P Wondrovn P Mdarl C' Burgdnrf B Kopp D Schlldknccht N Hnldtn Melnert E flenn Row2 M Duellnaan R Ramtzwk 9 Werner P Wunclerlrch C kr: her F fa-nsmar E Stansheld N1 Gro vsslu R Vtendt B Fmburgh C Tarras J Whnte M Ntlwn Row!! B Johnstone D Sulla A Osborne N1 Kllng C Ebe fxtenan B Pr: ga N1 Bublttz lx Bittner R Ehlers I Bm ll A MLC Ill H0174 W Buck D Rcdlnth R Sulack N1 Timm Burmexster J llste J Raphael l. Hanson R Robb J. Nh-rtes. L. Buchhulz, T. Rnthards. R h 4 Q ff 3' , fri If A if, , - ff Q TT . Q., j m , 5 . ang o Q, . fx' 4 Cf uf- , T! I A. 3' if xihklvlgsins .5 s s ,. .,545,g',si5.5A 35 ,i xg il-A is X s Ida J J P . The faces of these wnuthful musxemns rtrlect 1 promlsc for mx! year s orehtstra which wxll he under tht dlrtctmn r1l Nlxlton C Dntnport Say It Wztb Muszc Flute N Buck, E Glenn, VI estus, P Steele, Steele Clarlnet M Albel,D Anderson,L Ancler son, M Borger, R Enghsh E Dopke R Greene R Larson, M Marshall N Mever, G Petterson, L Ptercc, P Rohrer, A Schultz, Snnon, C Stanz, H Z1ll1OX Saxaphone DChr1stenson, 'Vi A Henry, W Metres, C Vlurtaugh Cornet lx E Raphael,W Rue NI Sehuth French Horn C Chr1stenson R I-loffm.1n,C 'Vlurse Trombone F Nflertes, Mertes Mertes, W Nash D Re1d E Schneber Barltone C lxoetz, N1Slteels Bass D johnson, D Luetlt J Raph,te1,C S1lsbee Drums B Da1ne,I Nl Doermg D lxmclt R Nlc ueen, W Sonsalla W Tsatsos, A Woof lou xmtthed them perform tolorlul half t1me maneu xers on the toldesr nxtht of the foothtll seasons, vou llstened to rhexr splrxted musn tt lwtsltetlull games In the gxmyou L,Oft1 thrlll is then hrnuht orunge ranks marth ed past xou IH the l'1OlTlCLUITllIlg ptrtde 1 stlrrmg Sousa marth llllllllkj xour e.1rs wllllllll Hltghs BAND had stored .tgdm New the end of the lo mthtll setson, Htrold ldstrom lun ed oxet hxs htton to Robert W Fxestet, 55 point xeter tn of tomh tt an Germ un, xx ho h td prex touslv won J.k.Qll1lT1fOI'lllSlll1L htnds xn low: Under h1s dlrcttxon L end of the setond qu nter e uh lv and member hlossomc: forth xx 1th not one hut two report e.trds The l5CgIl1lllIlg of the new xt tr s tw prepttrtttons under wut for the tnnutl sprmq tonttrt .md plans being l.ud lor the lund to attend the xnusxt lestlx tl .tt Fltrnhuult, ttstrltt tontest tt St Ch trles tn nl lutlt out thercg1on.tltontest.1t Austxn Thus xe.1r weltomed hatlt 1 xmrttme t..1su.1ltw t IC s4.hoolorehestr,1 The ught stntor h1,t,h XlOllf1lSf5 led hv Nflllfllll C Dtuenport former h tnd d1rct.tor .tt St Charles and txeterttn ofthe trim ,nr fortts, performed for sexer tl sthool programs .tnd tornmunxtx funettons 4. group ol 50 students studung Xlllllll x1ol.1, tello, ,md hass xtol promxscd ,1 muehl,1rgero1g.1n1f mon next vettr 37 I 4 ' v. . - .- P y A 3 2 , V - - I , - Y , - , ,' '.' t' ' V , L ' 1 , 1 ' Q ' ' l 'Y tj S - 1 L , 1 1 1' 4 4 I , . I . , e ' 7 v V WI V A I Y ' A , I I l W l Q ' 1 ' G 1 . 'Q 4 E ' . . I . t . ' gl' g ' l, ' I I Bittner, R, Ggllicn, A, Gicl, L, Hainerhj, MQCUQ, hrund-new marking system was tnnugurated, and at the . ' , s , l . ' . : . - , , . .. E , ,, 1 V, ' A ' t .1 L, . ,, , , ' , . . . , , V U the l ' ' ' L , . , . d , 5' held t . ,. Q K I 1 V ' d L 1' Y ,Y I u , t l I 1 ' ' 4 -I Q ' a Q . I, .' ' 1 ,' . - , , V I ,Hi- ew Hawks lx M. Dorsc B.Lud'ke' Miss Daley' gh. it R.Mu ' ' ,J. Kinda' ' . R Nlt-incrhsulndms . R.SclWllmn' V P. Wonslf ' . e.Glf'1 ' Scixlcd- B' Stcxl.cKli'l5l' 5, W . A T' otnvff 'ln That mysterious blur which flashed by you in the hall every noon was probably a member of the journalism class, frantically racing the ever-present deadline. Somehow the nine members ofthe class, pushed and prodded by Miss Daley and saved from countless disasters by Lorraine, managed to provide you every other week with a record of school activities, some fancy features, and an occasional bit of gossip. Hand in hand with Felix, the W, H. S. mascot, they resurrected the Hi-Newt and set it on its feet again, somewhat wobbly, but determined. Doing double duty as both newspaper publishers and publications committee, the class kept the staff of the Republican Herald busy blue-penciling their literary efforts. Frowns and brain searching accompanied their efforts in turning out many of the newsletters that you carried home to your parents. 9 Worntr editor anal Nl Klelst cnpv cdxtor stand close together provxng their motto Shirley and Mae at work md play mnces Errckson servctl Radrtrgraph adviser 9 Staff Scribes Thelr year class of 46 Every vear the productlon of the Radmgraph drms qu1te a crowd of Wmona Hlgh jumors .md semors who are ready Willing, and eager to labor on the annual as staff members Whlle hrstory Amerlcan, forexgn or ancrent mav stop students, the hlstory of the school year IS a subject close to the1r hearts Wrth the edrtor, copy edrtor, .md sectlon edltor b1g shots t ass1gn, correct, .md lead, the staff memb rs labor along the spccrfic lmes for whlch they have been selected Pastmg panels wrmng copy and captxons, and sollcltxng adxertlsements, the staff members work to make Wmona I-hgh s Radzatgmpb a really good year book Mlss Erlckson, yearbook aduser, and Mr Pust, busmess head, guxde the Radzognzpb staff members through therr varlous depths and hetghts Radzogmpb 46 I de 0 V 3 RUWI E Olson R Crrtchfleld A Johansen R English M Klelst S Worner T Rlchards W whIfSllf R Munlugh Row2 M Rolbreckr M Stoltman R Ramczyk L Buchholz Mr Pust Miss Enckson J Mertes C Dondelmger E Glenn J Lafky Row 3 J Recd A Schramm J Ruehmann M Bublrtz A Martnson G Wandsmder R Memert R Wendt .I Stnrneman J Wlllnams H0114 R Workman J Kardack J Tolleson K Belvrlle D Carpenter J Koscxellkl C Matson M Tollm R Erckman E Berzmskr . ,155 9 ' ' , ' . , . X, ' ' . . A . , w . - A ' V - ' I xx' V I - - A .. - lv 1 - ' 0 1 Y - S I - I A l U 1 . , . . 'A I' J H 1 ' 5 V Y . ' ' ' kv, x . Y - . X -Q VT I I ' 1 - I , . . K, z f s ' 1 I it 'T Q.. 1.- 1 '71 J' ' D I A J 'Q ly, V A Y I 5 - i I ' , J, , A Y N ' s 1 'f as ' Q - Y is Y.. tw I l-. by . I .. L , '. t' . . 5 'Y 'vx Y - , K- x I .' ' 1 f I K ' Q ' 5 - r . X. 1 5, f 4 . e 'Q Asa. vn' Le u R . l l ' ..1' 'f M -2 ,4 , 8 ,vos I 'll'i'l ,sis-557 'if' il w-. . f f f . BoYS' Council i' ii-3' RDW l: J. Mertes, D. Car- . if penter, A. NlacDonalil, ad- - .ffxi vlser, J. Koscielski. Row 2: N f it R. Workman, J. Kovnleskv, -f Z R. Stuck, J. Krchvr. R. , ' Murtaugh, J. Bolhncl. Row ?: P. Eder, T Richards. . Nlaslenbmok, l.. Buch- hulz,-J. Mertcs. Row 4: K. Belvllle, R. Hnlnihi-rg. K. Shxpstead, R. Robb, R. George. B' Fouf' f J- Kosclel . I -t - he 4 , Cfiuncil BF: I d'n '-hc BUYS Marggniilg. Boys' Business O nona igh, the BOYS' COUNCIL, served a practical purpose. lt brought recreation to the students, promoted welfare move- ments, and gave the male portion of the student body an adequate voice in extra- curricular activities. Under the able guidance of Mr. MacDonald it sponsored, among other things, a homecoming dance, a Red Cross campaign, and a Good Fellows Movement. Although the organization represented all the boys, representatives were selected proportionally from the homerooms to facilitate the handling of business. The seniors elected four representatives from e h b ' ac oys homeroomg the juniors elected twog and the sophomores, one. ne of the newer organizations in Wi H' ki D Carpenter. 3- M e9' 5 1 ' .f.. if x and Alina Q 00 ,- li i ff-ss as 5' Qu Inner Clrcle Councll Row I: P. Wunderlich, M Bublitz, P. MrCarl, S Their Inna, Cir I adviser. Shir! C e work for the d vis:-r.J. Williams, I.. Harris E. Olson. Row 2: S. Laabs ' P. Stmuch. N. Lester, C 1 l Thngen. M. stoltmim, B 0' Q Worner. S. Hatter, S 1 . V ! , Hnbeck. Row 3: J. Ctibor R. Cierzan, G. Stahmann E. Einhorn. J. Cheslik. .I Ruehmann. R. Critchfield Row 4: R, Greene, M Pietsch, J. White. M. Huge dom, E. Cierzan, K, Bash A i ' ll Wornur. Mrs, Boyd. ad- 'Y Worn, ' ly fin' h , r and J. Willia.rri::amf:'sc2Lz'FivsP. MCCMI L H . V - arris, Mrs S A ' '- - Boyd, Girls' Goings-012 Capably directing Inner Circle work through the thirty-six council members for '46 were W. H. S.'s Big Five . . . Senior Chairman Joyce Williams, Senior Vice- Chairman Shirley Worner, junior Chairman Patricia McCarl, Junior Vice-Chairman Lucy Harris, and Mrs. S. A. Boyd, girls' adviser. Turn about being fair play, Shirley and Joyce, as well as Pat and Lucy, reversed positions at semester elections. Phyllis Wundcrlich served as secretary the entire year. Planning regular activities, organizing all-girl auditorium programs, presenting the annual Recognition Day and the Spring Banquet, the five for '46 handled Inner Circle work with willing, active minds and hands. AG nt 1-v A' C 47 ',-x-y R ers R0w2 P Md Hafd I G OCI' s lx 1 E coMMn'rEE E Olson cfef H 'a Rolilarkle J Boersi Of 1 ssnvw 1 f M Bubhtz cmharfrnand lx Gurney A hldeyga RT ln? Brgtlrdwnlflflfr R Vatu new 3 J Re gK Inner Czrcle Servzce Wrapping Christmas gifts io lx- stn! to Glen lah Sunnunum pxtnnts are D Riddick A Muttxson and P Gardner Any more money for the March of Dunes today? The stock questlon of Inner Cxrcle SCFVICC Commmee members prodded home room g1rls to contrxbute to xarxous dr1x es The busy com m1ttee, d1rected by co cha1rmcn Ednah Olson and Nflarxlyn Bub l1tz, vsas kept on the alert promot mg dru es for Goodfellows, Chnstmas Seals un1or Red Cross, and Communxty Chest Nexer w1ll1ng to let a crv for help o unanswered, students filled fty large sacks wlth warm elothmg 1n response to a plea from the Sawe the Ch1ldren Feder t1on Three successne Bundle Days tor the proyect were held rn Novem ber The Serv1ce Cornmxttee, Inner C1rcle and All Boys Council sort ed and packed the elothxng to be sent to destxtute ch11dren Playxng junlor Santas, Inner Cxrcle grrls sent Chrlstmas g1fIS to twenty young panents of the Glen Lake Sanatorlum Each pauent rece1ved Cl ht or ten gxfts Wrappxng the gxfts and recexvxng letters from the pauents m return were parts o the enjoyment the I C merrbers recexvcd from the project l Big Sister P. Wondrow opens a stub orn locker for sophomore K. Baab. Aj. Betty Kopp Culs R clipping, for lur U 9 O Qcraphook ll Ooh thls locker I ust can t get lf open ' The tra dttxonal sophomore cry was answered wxth a1d from efhczent Jumor and senxor g1r1s servmg as Inner Clrcle B1gS1sters Dlrectxng thelr l1ttle sxsters to classes, explamxng rules, answermg ques IIOHS, all made up the da1lv dutles of the th1rty e1ght Bxg Sxsters serung 1n 45 Hand 1n hand wlth the Blg Slster Serx ICC, the sophs recened an tnutatxon to 1o1n the Inner C1rcle Paste, cartoons, short stones, and Inner Cxrcle labor agaxn went 1nto the product1on of more than 200 U S O scrapbooks to be sent to Amerlcan men overseas and 1n hospitals Letters from grateful serx 1cemen spurred the g1rls on to make more colorful amuslng scrapbooks meer Circle Actzon 0 H rw var thu do vnu Ircl7 M Rolbn-ck Habeck J Reed and M Hagedorn sl! ln the activity room talking' I slLL room duties Whenever a glrl felt so 1ll she yust couldn t make th l e next c ass, she reported to the Acttvlty Room There Mrs Boyd excused her to go home, or she was allowed to rest untll th l e next c ass Ten glrls, under Mrs Boyd s supervxsxon, spent study perlods 1n the ACIIVIFY Room servm as 8 hostesses another sample of Inner CIICIC SCI'V1CCl I l ts- , . ' I . , .Y lt I 9 mil A . . , 0 U H , . N . , - - - I ' . A ., xr V . . . . ' -',, .. Y , ' .. ' ' ' ' f- 1, - Ve, . . . I . xxx X I' L - ,A . , , . . ' I ' wx f ,- V . , Y vi 4 , . . . . . . . . 4' U -. . 'l.S. . , . - - , , .. ' ' ' ' . . P Wondrow P Strauch and 'VI Grochowslu put the Iimshrng Touches on the Inner Cxrcle News ettcl' F1lled Wlfh Inner Cxrcle news alumm xrems, and hxgh school small talk the Newsletter found 1rs way from Inner Cncle gxrls to .alumnn suffered throughout the world The Nawr letter Inner Cxrclc s own publ1cat1on was .ably ecllted by Par Wondrow, Karhrvn Baab Par Srraueh Kathleen M urphy Turner Marv GfCJChOWSk1 Bernadme Revolr, Ednah Ols on nd Phyhss Ilvanson 'Y' Amy. Show ng nner Circle g1rls .1 good mme was easv g1VC them .1 parm Ar rh ese parrles the rooms at T4 I-Io were always hlled bv QIPPYQJXIITIAECIX 250 gxrls dancmg playlng, blllmrcls and pmg pong presenting JITILISIINZ k s IIS, and makxng new fr1encls d 875 77 6177165 Innc.rC1rclL party fun ns Lnloycd by F Censmer R Zywxckl J Sorenson M Kllstofte M Thomson and M Bublntz I 1' ' .' . 1 V, A. I v ' Q . , .xx . I 1 . w N ' In . . . , . , I , , 1 V l. .5 4 ' f .V 9 ,K . ff 1. .gr 'QA K ' I Q2 . ' 1- ni 1 l 4 , ' , J A , . - ,- e ' ' . . 1 . I V. Y . . . ' ' . I . ' . V I I 7 le I ! 7 . A Hia' - m ,, V V ,si-H921 A scene from Dude Ranch Gnds cast members J. Knscielski. J. Stir neman, W. Shaw. J, Williams. J. Mahllge. R. Wendt. M, Kle-ist, W. Vfhitsltl. J. Wlhite. and R.Slu-1-han on stage. Tumbling Tum bleweecls Laughs, love, and lyrics in a W. H. S all school produc tion. f'Dude Ranch , sponsored hy the Inner Circle and Plots Council was vsrxtten by students and direct ld After h1lar1ous rush1n ed bt Nflrs Boxd and Allster MacDona , n March 21 whlch helpc rehearsals two performances vwere gnc replenlsh the srarxlng ACEIYIEY Fund Bes1des .1 cast of more than fifty students lncludmg a xocal chorus directed bt Nlxss lxxssling, students handled ticket sales, des1gned and made sets, mlmeographecl scripts prmted programs, coached, and made up the cast The .tll school product1on has been taken out of the moth lmlls to become ,in annual source of fun and funds Dude cmcla tif-2 1 40 1'-Diana-.. h J Kolcielllu J . Front row T Richards R Robh lx Bittmr J Mourning f Tarris N1 Duellmmn N1 BuhIn1 R Shre an Stxrnenmn L Buchhrlz B lxopp Back R ws N1 lxleist Nl Crnchrwtski J Tolleson R Ramczwk L Hans m J Wilsic J Vlerles M Lhrlslo hers-On E Glenn l' Colz H Nlat'N11llen R Qlwelcan fl' J Scluster G Stefles R Ehlers J Karclacl. lx Kreher D Redlich Kling K Bash C Ebe R Wendt J N1er!es J White J Williams J Kovaleskv J Nlahlki R N11-inert N1 Rolhleckl R Crnrhflelfl l Cl1f'sl'k il Burke D Chazlhournc W Whitsnt Office Assistants Row l: Seated-VE, Ein lnotn. C. Snvllt-r, A. Nlatz ke. C. Ressim-. P. VVeishorn J llolz. Al. Pietsch S liinn. Row 2: Standing- lz Smith. C Peterson, E Ninn:-t. l . Pnltnlce, l. f'onn:u1glHx'. uclviser, D livnnson. li, llenpzt-l, R lullrrn. N ll:u-user. 0jj5ce Boys Under Lorraine's friendlv, helpful supervision the twenty active OFFICE AS- SISTANTS run errands, collect slips, tile curls it fd h t n ll t e office greatly. Although the only compensation they receive is a few friendly words, these untiring assistants unsellishly give up their free periods to beneht the school. Stampsters As the stamp orders come in from the various home-rooms on Tuesday mornin s, they are checked, double checketi tabulated and recorded by the mathematically industrious STAMP AND BOND COMMITTEE. Rosalie Critchheld, committee chair- man, commutes to the postofhce later to exchange the money for red and green defense stamps: Twelve mem- bers serve on this vital staff. Stamp and Bond Committee Belted: S. Lung, L. Young, A. Kuhl- mqnn, .J. Ruehmunn, R. Schultz, R. Qrnchflbld. Standing: R. Albrecht, J. Qllll. W. Whitsitt, Miss Nelson, ad- viser, G. Saniayana, B. Johnstone, K. Berzmski. 46 'ID .4 f' ,u..,f. s b llbrarv Assistants eated Nm t J rhanstn I J rhns n N s a e lx: B nrs Nlr n Ah I Rollrlcclu Standlng Xl Richards E O son NI fhrnstophcrson J Emhorn 'fLzbmry Lasszes Not sufhclently recogmzed IS the lnvaluable a1d given to the school by the LIBRARY -ASSISTANTS Voluntanlv offermg thelr study perlods to work 1n the llbrary, these students perform efhcxently the tasks of Hllflg cards, checkmg books 1n and out, runmng errands for Mlss Walle, lnbrarlan and arranglng attractxve bulletm board dlsplavs f i'z 1. on Bazlloteers W1th the prmclples of democracy m mxnd, the members of Mrs Boyd s ELECTION COWIVIITTEE check petmons, d1str1bute, count, and re cord ballots, and conduct all school elecuons for class officers, class adv1sers, and the l1ke The twenty students 1n th1s group all members of Nfirs Boxd s soc1al sctence classes, serxe on all the xarxous d1v1s1ons of the comm1ttce Elecuon Committee belted 5 llnbccls D lxocth J Recd N1 Bubhtz N1 Rolluetlu R E rsh Standing B lrosburgh Mrs Boyd adwnsu A Kuhlmann Nd Thomson A Johnson 47 i , 5' xi? I f -. .. E .r ' M si fo. 1. A. Y A 4 ', ..r 'rp W'll.:Lt wr,J, 111, G.3:1m'NI ' ', '1- Y 'Q ' ' 1: 1 'J T ,Z G If ' . N v J Lv , . ,li I .. . . - , - INN M' , If you heard a dl da dxf xssumg from room 109 on club day ltwasonlv Mr Henry s CODE CLUB Us1ng the army trammg methods, Mr Henry laved record mgs o lessons and messages, and members praeneed receu mg un t1l they could handle the code w1th faulty When reeewmg was mastered, sendmg re Celved cons1derat1on 48 tv S yways A perplexed stratthlng of heads by the members of Mr Alberts AERIAL NAX IGATION CLUB was consrderably ln exxdence on club days durmg the early part of the year The prlnclples of dead reckon mg were taught When these prmclples had been thoroughly txplamed, the members d1d pracu tal wroblems Followmg the Arme Forees V1sual Educatxon Program hlms were used as a means of 1nstruet1on By the end of the vear club members were able to solxe many of the war time naxngatronal problems en countered by our HICFS Aerial Navigation Rowl I- Ludtke B Ludtke Row 2 R laekel Sec E Albert advxser D Dress Row 3 V Tsatsos lx ShlpSlkH.l Pres E Stanel. Howl IH D AHdLrsoEm'l1K Bnfller V pr r R A Hr-nrv Ds R Sh'-'9k8noH' P -vii f'-N 1 95 Chadbourn no re J Mlchalnu If ti' ,4 T' 'S 'a M Tzmm J bl S99 6ITreg. R ldv 0772 rage-r R Cl-nfs, HRxQw1rm!,r: 'Ash' Q.. ,Ai N Q . .fir A' I 'L 3 L' , . 'K K- J r l . . Y. . 4 we , ,y , - -l':l-1: l rx -1 'A 4 na - ,D N j V V I . 3 . .- I s Y' . . 1 , K , r f - Q . 1 .1 , -0 -3 If 051: 44k .Q Ig. 0 0 0 ' '1- .. Y 1- ' . ' 4' .r , x V -w-, Yo. , '- Q K ? 'D I- . . . - x VY - K I . ,Ia I . . . 7' 0- A . .ra , - ,. . , ' YA- .. ' V I -' ,, I 'A , S-I U , V AMen The alm of the FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA a group of 1nterested farm boys, was the dexelopment of agmculture leadersh1p, co operatlon, and c1t1Lensh1p Mr Sulluan the agnculture wlse rnstructor, trred to interest the fellows 1n modern methods of farmrng, COHSCFXHIIOD, and anxmal rearmg Through planned held IFIPS and study the boys became farm consclous An 1mport1nt prolect of the I' F A members was parr1e1p.at1on 1n the .1nnu.1l Wmona Countv Lamb Show, held at the Swxft and Company yards Rowl J lNlcyerhoFf R Awes G Anderson J Hanson D Pnttelko G Papenfuss R Hardtke Row2 R Rexssmdn A Strelovm R Pagel L Sullnan J Erickson D Lee Row 3 H Erickson VN Landro R Duresky R Robb W Dcgnan R Ehlers L Reetz Rowd R Sulack J Mastenbrook L Doble K Habeck G Keeler lx Hxll .57 ,.2 4- , 2 S C' 36' N. 4 36 gr Gxel H Cohen asl ao'2 E F' me ISK TW carp-fn C 5 Ma H D 5 1' Lullard ho'-4 Mr Wa e alarm '5'dH0W'S B BOW3 J W Men Those who bore our school colors on the fields of frrendly strrfe were ably represented 1n Wmona Hrgh by the W CLUB The armable Chr1s Walle led the athletes 1n therr XHFIOUS move ments and Crusades Thelr meetmgs were chxefly occupred 10 d1s cussmg sports and ways of mmprovmg rn terscholastlc cornpetr t1on B Searcy 49 rr U A - . 1- quiz., C , ., Y ' 8 ck ' Q . - . V, . ' . 't Q N ' V I Z 1,4 . ' A . , ' - . . . V MM,. Bi, Q 1: ,ff-In A' if - 33, ' 1 Q4 as A , - E-I . . Q . , ' . 4' no '- . 4' l ' ' ' tl E J' A ' l ' a 1 , . ' 1: ' I . . . . 4' lg 1 , h . . . cl . I X . 5 ., 0 1- , . -' 4 .- tr-.I B QE. V Q .' ' ' .mfe 0 G8 .4 'H 0 Q0 There they go . . . ready and willing to discover and learn. The members of the KNOW YOUR CITY CLUB went all out during the year to explore the most inter- esting spots in Winona. The group made it a point first 'to study about and then visit the place under dis- cussion. Because of the tremendous number of students eager to really know their city, three clubs were organized under the supervision of Mrs. Boyd, Miss Nelson, and Miss Hillyer. Among the places of interest visited by the three groups during the year were the Peerless Chain Company, Schaffer's Gate City Laundry, Teachers College, and the City Health Department. 50 Town Tourists Know Your City Club Row 1: J. Lafky, A.fR:ulv- chi-l. P. McC:irl. J. Rul- mnnn. D. Cie-minski. Row 2: M. Sehwanku, l., Harris. S. Moore, Bliss Nelson. nil- viscr. J, Clit-slik. J. Aikin- son. D. Hill. Row 3: D. Pnpcnfuss. D. Olson. Nl. Kurlcow, M. Nluhllcr, 'l-. lluiiicrnik. E. l.v.-c. l. Xl. Doi-ring. Nl. Mullin, Row 4: C. Allred. B. Winger. R. Swinton. W, Druugan. A. Mt-Gill, B. Thin-lu, C. Din-rks. Know Your Citi' Club. Row l: V. Ynlmkc, S llzirivr. A. Kon-Ili. D. Krinz Nl, Skvi-ls. Row 2: V. l oli- nmnn, A. Squires. M. Spur- ln-ck. A. Eder. lf, Soln-uk li. Scliroi-Ike. Row 3: S Drenclahahn B, F-oln-ck C. Krchcr. Nlrs. Bowl. :ul- xiscr.S.l'l11lu'L'l4. ll. Knopp Nl Nelson. Row 4: A Xl Nelson. Row 4 Stinson, l... Recll. Tlirune. P. Evanson, E Smack. E, Stelfes. .A P Know Your City Club Row l: D. Kinrlt. P, Muv nnrcl. B. Luskin. M. Mich nlsl.i. Row 2: l.. Johnson J Amlrrosun. Nliss llillvvr :idxisi-r. C. Blank. V, Bi! tncr. ROW 3: G. 'liliilgcn B, Wockenfuss, J. Wnrncr D. Burglar. R. Cocrtz. V Anrlvrsnn. 9 Lens-men Because of the unusual way they present history, chemistry, and physics lessons, movies have be- come an enjoyable part of the high school curriculum. Respon- sible for the projection of these pictorial lessons are the MOVIE OPERATORS, trained and super- vised by Mr. Bell. These boys and girls are prepared to run sound and silent films and serve as repair men when the film breaks. Movie Ogeratqrs Row 1: . Gill, A. Johansen, B. Lande, N. Buck, Nl. Thomson. Row 2: E. Einhorn, S ltewis, K. Baab, B. Fosbur h. Row 3: D. Chad-buurne, K. Krackow, hir. Bell, adviser, T. Richards. Row 4: R. Stuck, D. Schulz, R. Johnson, D. Christenson, A. McGill. Fashionettes Miss McIntyre's COSTUME DESIGN CLUB made progress in the way of designing ensembles for individuals and stage groups. The projects undertaken by the girls included the planning and assem- bling of detailed sketch books on garments and accessories and the reading and the discussing of prin- ciples of design and construction. Costume Design Club H Row 1: S. Rogers, Nliss fvlclntire, adviser, C. Lewis, A. Wbul. Row 2: D. Riebau, B. Mass. J. Salrunek, J. Simon. B. Lande. A 22 fb T3 i ursing offices Sickroom tactics and behavior received full-time consid- eration from the lasses in the HOME NURSING CLUB. With Mrs. Zachary and Miss Klein serving as club advisers, the girls obtained first-hand advice and information on their bed-side manners . The group delved into the intricacies of nursing and took up all the tasks, that make up the care of a patient. Using the Red Cross Course, the girls learned the arts of bathing a patient making' a bed with a person in it, pulse, temperature, and respiration taking, feeding a patient, and various First aid techniques. While no Florence Nightingales emerged from the group, the girls became efhcient in caring for the sick. R l: M. D -ll , I. I. -h .J. Reszka. Row 21- L. Kinncrup. M. Field. S. hlgkc. Row Briizrihualeviwltlligghary, V. Klein, advisers, A. Schultz, 51 Personalit y seems to be a matter f Personality Club Bowl S Givtn I Pierte J Luk Nliss Votlkcr ad wsu' Nliss Frltkson d xistr NIL fl N Jihns J Ctibnr Row 2 S 'xltDtmilcl A Schucler 1 is S Curcx t x Antltrson C irlnti A Cisltr Row!! lluutrslu V Ntlson tml Want Wtsiiilnrp J Nlilrllnson Xfirntr D Rips ol l l C insmer 4 n V rr nmnson ll Snndstetla R C icrz in Smoother n Smarter o great concern to most Winona High girls, for this vear it was necessary to divide the PERSONALITY CLUB into two sections Miss Erickson and Miss X oelker, adx isers for the groups, hrst submitted their charges to .1 hatterw of tests, gixing each girl an opportunitw to discox er her own person ilitv prohlcms During the vear a vvide xarietv of suhyccts including manners xoitc, ind stile in dress, received 1 thorough going our through discussion and demonstration Sucral guest speakers added interest and information to the program Sbutterbugs Amateur t tieir passion with zest at the bi-weekly meet- ings of Miss Blooms CAMERA CLUB. The extreme shortage of film restricted the activities of the club somewhat in respect to actual photographing. With wh1t film was available the cluh took some group pictures of Winona High organizations as well as scenes of the locality. They developed all of their own films and reprinted many old negatives. Excursions to the Edstrom and Lindsav Studios gave them an insight into the commercial aspects of photography. camera hends attackel l ' Camera Club Row l: N. Buck, See-Treas.. C. Koctz, Pres. Miss Bloom, adviser, M. Knoll, V. Pres. Row 2: A. Johansen, J. Bittner, D. Schildknecht. N. Greer. ROW 3: E. SY.8l'l5flCld, .l. Norton A Dykeman .l Reed R . . . uw 4: B. Fosburgh: DI Evanson, R. Greene, E. Miner. ,36- 17 Wi' fi .4 Joi: -as i Y' p x Kliliillll Club Rowl R Luehmann lx M ynchak N Pres T Nerdahl A Coetzman H0172 N Lester 9 Lanz Miss Pallas adviser P Welshorn Sec Tre-as V Q- Rerfstcek ow Schnc-:dc r Bm-rst Emhorn Nl 'Nle uun Row 4 G Tarras J Catz L Ro llng P Walskl Pres i E Holz QQ, .A 1 Seems n Stories Whxle most glrls were scourxng the town for angora soeks and slze 40 sweaters the members of the lxNll IING CLUB went around w1th .1 smug expresslon on the1r faces No pavement poundmg for them' ' Not only sweaters and mgort tops for socks but mxttens, searfs, and stoekmg caps were tackled by the ambmous group Mlss Pallas, advnser for the group, helped the gxrls over the hard spots and demon strated the clnffcrent st1tches to them rs Clreckmcztes CLUB had one ofthe most umquc methods of selettmg .1 presldent seen IH recent years Club members part1e1p.1ted 111 a round robm tournament When the tourna ment was eompletelv played off the boys Wlfh the hlghest wln averages became pI'CS1LlCl'lI and wee presxdent james Dres ser trlumphed to beeome presldent while Denny Law became x ILC presxdent Through matches and tournaments Mr Z1lllOX stroxe to estabhsh the game of chess as a dnerrmg and thought provolc mg form of amusement Chess Club Rowl R Ames R Lang R Lauer K Berzm sk: Row 2 D Chrlstcnson J Dresser D Given B Emhorn Row 3 R Hu hes E bmrth W Bray J Myers Row 4 rf Grant W Zrllrox advnser J Wnlsne D Dykeman Row 5 D Law J Kukowskn R Bowman D Harders Q 1.4 A l . .V '. - a T Q ff, I J' '- ., ' -' rl! Y 9 1 ' I' I I A l. I 9 A l Q, J fx' ' ' 'V , f kv 1 ' , x f , , . . -5 V -4 . R' 5 .A J s ' E 4. ' 0 , I 1 ' 1 . , A 'FN Z 'J f.. m 'I 7 .V 1. ff ' -. .4 - , 9 - I. 'Al -ip is - The mtcllectuals of Mr. Zill1ox's CHESS 1 66' -. ' I. . J . xt '.. f Q. , Q' 1, 1 R , . . .V .- V 3 , , , . , . . . x , lf , - H ,, . , , . - .I ,J , . ' ,aa 'fu l , 'O' H ' 'A l . ' ' - 6 xv at . Q . . N l . . V' ' - . I -4 1 .Y . I - - ,L 11. 5 A52 A! 5 ., f Q 2 'L J f 3 3' F a I wiv , Y ,fa 5 - 3 . 4139 1 r f 2' .H H ,, iv ' if gn 50 FQ Q af M gf k 74:5 Wir V f W 8 11 3353, 2 Splashing back and forth in the pool . . . crashing rhc linc . . . shooting baskccs . . . cheering and shrieking in the bleachers . . . lr s always 'Winona High that's the school wc rc standing bv . Win lose or draw W. H. S. :cams will gh: their way through . . . and the kids in the stands or thc balcony will boost them along. -GJ' . 1 .aa Q 'j' .1 I C day p acp'F -C -' 'pt-' Ar -Aktar - Winona Opponents La X Logan Red Wing Faribault Mankato Austin Owatonna Rochester I A scrappy Winhawk squad chalked up a score of three hard-fought victories and four losses in an off and on season. In the opener the Winonans bowed down to a strong Logan club. Injuries suffered by Captain Bambenek caused the backfield star to turn in his suit for the season. The following week, a more experienced Winona eleven swept over a much-publi- cized Red Wing squad. Discovering unconquerable Faribault's weakness, pass defense, too late, the Winhawks were unable to hit pay dirt in their second loss of the season. The Mankato field proved unlucky for a battering Hawk club who fought their way into scoring position six times before finally rallying on a block kick. Bouncing back a determined local eleven handed an unbeaten Austin squad their only defeat of the season. Like a well-oiled machine the Winona host rolled over the equally rated Owatonna Indians. Intent on xictory the Winhawks lined up to meet their traditional rix al Rochester in the homecoming game. Battling even in defeat the locals were unable to turn back the Rochester tide The end of the season saw the departure of Coach Frank Carpenter from WHS into the business world Tackles Teamwork 5 Cap J Boland R Rbb ha Bg Co f f tball h T 235. 1 Q , 51 N 0 rank arptnter and La am Joe Bxmbcnt lk over the ' s r c :cc 7 O 13 zo 7 1 , o zo , , , 7 28 , 12 6 ' , 14 6 o 14 ' ' , 0 O I I I ' 5 ' W 4. . ' V D. r enter, . , . 0 s re i Nine n erenee oo onors. , Quarterback E. Giel gets set to throw a. long pa . A if f A' I- Q ,W 1 . ' j Q . , , lt' 1 - ,i , fl , A P ' ' . A. . I 'NV A . b ,xz e v 5? JF- gr: g W .Q ' , . 6 if' ' 'Wi , ir T ' 4 'fxtrfflf J I R.H Olmberg blo lrs . c out Rochester interference for quarterback E C' I - IC . Toucbdowns. Row I: J. Koscielski, Winestorfer, R. Berg, R. Robb, E. Marsh, Captain J. Bambenek, J. Boland, R. Holmberg, J. Mertes, R. Searcy, D Lurpcntcr. Row 2. E. Gicl, T. Burke, R, Rolbiecki, Wallace Macemon, B. Lilla, J. Holubar, J. Plinski, M. Tollin, H. Cohen, Warren Macernnn Row 3: Manager J. Kovaiesky, W. Fraser, B. McCarron, M. Mullen, M. Holmes, R. Murtaugh, G. Carlson, R. Workman, R. Kovaleski, J Bnmnkiewicz, A. McGill. Row 4: Assistant Coach Gilbert, W. Drugan, W. Brown, D. Lueck, J. Hamcrski, E. Moore, J. Curtis, H. Buck, J. Kuhicvk, li, Nash, Assiemnt-coach Walter Pust, Coach Frank Carpenter. .i v . 1 L Q-K., f 'Q ' t x 4' J V X J' v . ,,,,,,,m'- ---N-4, --h I V A -, -K A 1 A 77 ' - - Av'-21-r-vw gals 8- Y'-1 ---- - 1 v . ,N V , W 0 . . 3 , F., E -Cx '- M, f if , --A gy ' o . l .1 ..J' L. A kflfllwx i 'Q 1 joe Bambanek Forward Johnny Boland Guard Denny Carpenter Center Howie Cohen Forward TOURNAMENT Winona Opponents 48 Mazcppa 36 32 Plainview 24 32 Rochester 52 BdCkb0d1 d5 Dan Dreas Guard B111 Dru an Guar Dick Holmberg Forward jack Mertes Guard Center Bill Tsatsos Forward REGULAR SEASON Winona Opponent Lewiston Red Wing Albert Lea Cotter La X Central Rochester 'vlankato La X Logan Owatonna Cotter Northfield Independence La X Central Faribault La X Logan Austin Rochester 1 3 f ., I X 1 xi 42 16 24 ' 27 ' 32 35 25 35 'if 31 26 . - 23 39 35 r 47 24 32 ' A 35 32 T ' 'X 39 62 43 27 ., - t , 39 32 Ken Shipstead 25 Red Wing 45 28 59 24 ' 45 35 34 ' 3 . 24 ' 52 FV 'tl 33 27 ,, , , O f 53 Coach of the A team is Lloyd Gilbert. From a field of over one-hundred and fifty candidates Coach Gilbert picked the '46 Winhawk cagers. No championship team was produced, but the spirited, hard-working, hard-lighting bunch of bovs were never beaten 'Atill the whistle blew in their ups and downs on the hardwood. Frequent shouts of Jose , Yo-Ho , and other friendly quips vigorously colored practice sessions, Even with a nucleus of only three lettermen Captain Denny Carpenter, Dick Holmberg, and .Ioe Bambenek, who was out for half the season with a broken ankle the hapless Hawks never let down and eked out some close wins that could have been toss-ups. The Winonans tinished sixth in the Big Nine Conference with Dick Holmberg and Denny Carpenter receiving honorable mention on the Big Nine All-Conference Team. Highlighting the season were 'ig 5+-. '-Q. stgs S-1 HQQ S t i the upset of the highly-touted Rochester team, 33 to 27 in the final -.R 'L' home game, and the district tournament in which Winona was ' '. . runner-up. District play found the Winhawks beating Mazeppa 48 to Q 36, and Plainview, 36 to 24, to gain a place in the Finals only to lose i to the Rockets by 3 52-32 count. Including the tournament the Hawks' total for the season was 9 wins and 12 losses. With four Winhawks edging service age, the '46 season drew to a close. An up N' Q' and down season but a season of good heart and spirit for the '46 Y V Hawks. or--X, M , 'X N Balls . . . Baskets! ....-- - ck . I f W X V 1 tr c, R . A A f Cordon Addington serves is . 5 ,Z couch of the B team. A I ,V 4 'gl' X ' s ' I ' fri .si, af' va Y 5 3 v 'g :gm I lt's a Winona bucket as the camera catches J. Bamhanek, J. Boland. D, Holmberg, and W. Drugan in action at a Cotter-Winhawk game. 59 If-'ll I Kmld the dm and splash of Wxnona s humld pool the tankers for 46 wx orked, xelled, and laughed the1r way through long hours of adx anta geous pracuce Paced bw Captatn Tom L1llard and a host of rap1d Havs ks lncludlng Greelev Redllch lxardack, Nlxers, Brown, and Koxa lesk1 the hard workmg sprmters easmlx won two meets and a tr1angu Rayz W Brown A L D Reid l ky j I f r xnnfa mmm Q Ssufxfim Row 3 5 kovws ar exent rom Rochester and also k 101 K Cfeelw 1 A Mtctu tr un ed Mlnn 11s Bl k A st s now: J B,mnrgff,'d1ct.,n t-.uh hu Egg lm o C eapo a e u 1n lNhexhlglRedhch W BUY J Q state champtonshxp team made the giilllg tough hovsexer and the Vfmonans dropped two sp1r1ted meets to them Bolstered by C oath Pendleton s mxd season return Wmona gamed an e1ghth place at the State Meet In State competltlon Boh Lauer s smooth backstroke won htm a thrrd vxhlle oe Barank1ew1cz, who won sex eral hrsts 1U dumg durxng the season, tw1sted rn e1ghth Thex slax ed , swam, and succeded the 46 tankers 00 s Images omts' Robtrl Pendleton swtmmmg coach 1l fb'-Q?oq A ' S...-.-.- fi. Wxnona Opponent Austln Rochester Blake Austln Rochester Trxangular meet, Austm 72 Wmona 45 Rochester 4 21 State meet, Austm 44 l Hlbbxng 42 Wmona 8 C8th l placeD Showxng Gne form nn the breast stroke are D Redhch and J Kardaek 'A , 1 . . .Er 'ae 5 xi , . 4 U K, K xx 1' - ' t , V ' Y . . 1 Q - - . Q - :wx 7, f i L Y ,f 1 Y 3 I , A ,',.l-gK :.': ' 1' 1 P. p. ' 1 , I . -r ' ' ' h ' N ' A Z 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 0 ' H .uf 'lIlfZ' ' 4 ' f.f'f'11eQ f z,l,,,,1 , '. . T., S Q H 10 ' 56 48 18 45 21 22 ' 44 48 18 The crack of the bat the smack of the horsehxde and Mr Pust r1s1ng off the bench yellmg Mourmng get back to thlrd hrghhghted the W H S 1945 baseball campaxgn The zestful up and downers fmrshed w1th a credl table record of s1x wxns and s1x losses The team smashed through vrctorxous rn two Cotter games 2 1 and 5 4 for the frrst crty cham p1onsh1p of the revrved serles 1 D J 1 a ta M They broke even agalnst a toug an expern Cp Dschl LH Rsn Rs G S aJPul',f.l'.nM2,H h d enced Austln mne and d1d the same agaxnst a medxotre Galesvllle Club Defendmg Class M State Champrons they were edged out by L1tchfleld 21 at Carleton h h The 46 Wrnhawks wrll be bolstered by the return of s1x lettermen Thelr splrrt rs lg Bats Bzmts Bases' and they re out for blood I .-n-us-- .Fi Wn a at h m th alertdurngth W R hesterd xr.-Drug -any-v Wmona SA! Opponents Galesvxlle La Crosse Central Cotter Rochester Galesvtlle Aquinas Austm Cotter La Crosse Central Austm Lltchfield QTourn Q Rochester 1 VV' if 1 X ,. '51 xx. Ki! V 1' xxx K 5 . , g 7 Q Y Y V 3 . . . Row : . Ried - r ons, . A aliszfmgn- E- Bemnski, C p an P . D. wskl, - U I J' M . r. I ust, coach, R. E' h i ' ' 1 l A ' af enter. R. Holmberg, BTSzantg:,1ke: ghee-lux, nialxgiiililin lcRT:n': '. . J-owerzui . Q . O . . , s ' 1 ' 0 0 O I O I O .-nfl' ' . Wal er Pust, baseball coach. 1 1 T 'rj -4.7. 9 ff . V N ,. V! , ll! . , ' A 6 A 3 . . . . V 3 1 N 2 1 9 5 , 1 ' 8 U-, I ,fe , 3 V 4 f A 5 4 4' ' 5 4 f- or 2 ' 3 ,A O 8 ' 1 . 2 6 7 i on c c er J. Mour 'ug on e i e inonaf oc iamond match ji will I L xu'u.o4',' N th lunv- , 1- lxxvns -f'- -:H .L . nw: xx xiiiJ itul.fixi.i.liiilN'fM iii KNl'lll1'l l'il'i'l.flllit.P, J..iuVi.4rliii-ii: v, is-'fl' ll L 'U ll-nfs! lin-bil lla I ood, l Nm ' ,. -1 Sirhin. lx' '., H, limit Sth k'f .:3.':'Cf'7i1.. R?f.::r.- 2 F3L'h.?1:...... - o 5 ' ' h 1 V ,uv ' limiiiukil' iz i.muf l'l is.. rf N- ' Thirty-nine fleet footed W. H. S. cindermen answered the call for the newly organized track team. Put through their paces by Coach Lloyd Osborne, the team entered the Big Nine Track Meet held May 11. Mats. . . Matches. . . MdTdfl70HS., The wrestling squad, new to W.H.S. and coached by George Nash, consisted of only three members-R. Searcy, E. Giel, and A. Giel. The squad entered the dis- trict and regional tournaments at Roc- chester with Bob Searcy taking a fifth place in the reional. A. Gicl, Conch G. Nash, R. Scnrcy, E. Gicl. nd an.. Q Tennis, again added to Winona I-1igh's sports program, attracted eighteen eager tennis enthusiasts. Coached by Robert Pendelton, the team engaged in inter-team tourna- ments and participated in seven meets. Plans for a golf team are also in progress. Row l: R. Nlurlnugh. l.. lluinrr. R, l.:n1cr.Coach Rohm-rt l't-ntllclon. E lunge. ll. Colton. D. Reid. Row 2: J. Myers. J. Dresser. W. 'I'smsos, K, Ship- Stt-zlcl. J. Kukovxski. J. Bulnlu'm'lt. J. Simon. Draped in their fathers' biggest shirts and pinned in pairs of cut- oll' leans, the girls' physical edu- ucation classes were oll' to a year of push-ups, square dances, and aching muscles. After many weeks of resounding to the commands of squads fall in and forward march , the gym saw some well turned out marchers. Certain they would never survive swim days and cold showers, the weaker ,AP Row l: J. Ambrosen, A. Tarras, L. Warmin ton, E. Olson, P. Maynard. Row ZQ I. M. Doering. C. Burgdorf Miss Enger, D. Olson. N. Turner. Raw 3: Dopke, T. Hamernik, M. Bublitz, M. Thomson, E. Lee. P Evanson. sex discovered the real value of physical fitness. Letter awards were given to members of the G. A. A. for points earned through participation in school sports, outside activities, and selling concessions at the school games. Gals' G nz Antics lt's a basket as M. E. Field, A. Obitz, J. Yahnlte. C. Wegmran, B. Lloyd, M. Mar- shall work out in gym class. 63 El F Falling rain . . . swirlin winds . . . and lightning . . . Soaked raincoats. . , li ht gay hearted high school ki s . . . Pattering raindrops falling helter-skclter on smi ing aces . . , dark laeasy clouds . . . flving happy feet . . . A girl and a boy shut away from the world by a big umbrella . . . laughing their way through rainy days . . . bright rainbows and sunshine around the corner. ' X. xii Nt .4-'1' 2 gg 4 'C A 5 E v ootball gear over their shoulders, H. Cohen, J. Boland, T. Burke, and J. Mertes are off Lo the Owatonna. game. 66 , 615' iw Q, 43 xswgo X49 , so 'K , .4-alfs wwf' V0 x0 . koi' walk 3 LUX Q05 1095 A KN 'fl Sth -l-. k n ndedlcw 5 u J' . lf, vvcw ,wi cl gn Back in the groove . . . our way of saying we're back on the toad to fun and frolic . . . War-taboo customs and cavortings revived to give Winona High its first peace year, packed with gay goin's on for every guy and gal . . . a youth- ful routine returned from war. And what a routine it turned out to be . . . A cards happily discarded, crazy inscriptions on jalopies filled to the brim with kids brimful of laughter . . . A colorful homecoming parade, a livelv, gym-packed dance after- ward, another war salvaged affair, tuned to the swingy and swoony music of our own Jimmie james and his Orchestra . . . ,Y ' 'r v , Q 1 ' ' L 4 . ss R Y, ' A 1 A I W rig t O 1 I 1 Sly vk 1 wg- 14 nm .,., S Fw if r, ss Ciggling Daisy Mae Geraldine Schneider Grmlv grasps Li'l Abner James Rt-newick. be move The revamped Sadie Hawkins Dance, and with it a chance for every Winona High Daisy Mae, coy or cocky, to snare the Li'l Abner of her choice, for at least one giddy evening . . . tattered, gay Dogpatch characters mingling with Scraggs . . . And finally, the fan-fared affair to top all others, the Junior-Senior Prom . . . Yes, it was formal this year . . . bobby- soxers transformed overnight into sharp looking, sweet talking glamour gals, clad in dreamy- creamy formals . . . boys atrired in their sharpest suits, slicked into teen-age Casanovas. Fun for '46 hurrying on the up-grade . . . smooth times once more wend- ing their gay way back into the groove. J, 1s,,,and YQ' s S -. flllflflgfy help 5 N . Cree'- 'Hail 'lor fer 23: qs gs Winona . ' , . i . H1gh'5 ho . .J H ,- R2'Kn over festivitieLneyf4nm'n8 queen and h -D A-. . Stoltman, E. 0,86 - Duncan, R- Critghgrlattcndnnrs Comin November with its chill days. A new spirit pervading the air . . . homecoming. The blazing bonfire crackling and roaring . . . shadows flickering over the faces of excited kids . . . bitter cold and a shiver, not from the cold, that runs up and down spines as the school song is played. The traditional snake dance and a serpentine line winding its way through the streets . . tolerant grins and traffic halted at street corners . . . stacatto cheers ringing clear in the crisp air. Oh Winona, the band and the big parade . . . colorful floats and eager contestants . . . Rip the Rockets , Rack up Rochester . . . the delectable queen and her beautiful attendants parading 'mid cheers and whistles. And then the big game . . . the sudden burst of pride as the team charges out on the field . . . vivid black and orange against the emerald turf . . . frenzied cheering and a thrilling game . .. long pass . . . Rochester touchdown . . . but still the fighting spirit . . . the team defeated but never licked. Finally the revived homecoming dance . . . sweet music and soft lights climaxed by the crown- ing of the queen . . . an exciting and colorful day and always that spirit which makes a school . . . Homecoming ! ! n' and J- Williams. lc d' fflucv.-nl, Stepping high is band majorette ri f E, Johns. 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X x I Selferjz otor Company Your DODGE PLE NIOUTH DODGE TRUCIXS DILALER 117 121 West 4f7h Street Dxal 5977 -4+ East End Coal Co Mon HL it 1rLouLriusr 901 Libr brh Strut LIIOOSI CIASSNXARI TOR C 'A' FOSTORIA GLASSWARE 'A' SYRACUSE DINNERWARE -A' FINEST FURNITURE IGG CENTER ST P, WINONA M NN 22334 WJ ltfev hson s mid v If IF NILLI OLII If V If xml RCLILIIFSIULIIIS COMPLIMFNT9 WIIIDIIA PAIIIT 81 GLASS 00 55 War Qc ond Sr D NIONDS N ILIII5 J MILTON DAHM JI NN Ll I R 1 I2 East TI11rcISt1cct Cumplzrmnls o Kratz Candy Shop V Wznuna s Wow I opular Restaurant J , A I , , I BS LV, . . h , J! J I ' 'ky ' .YL.,,,,,n,1g ,A '1liipi,,, 511, ,,,,,,-,,,rJ . D, ,, ,,,, nw, ML... , f . y l 'I Q Nr ,J I J , ' 'K . , 1 ,I ' 7' f ,Y 1 I J l., r JI If I ' YI 'O Y , A ,- ?, VI J, X M ' I . If I, , 5 -7----7---7 -+A-7 7 7 7 7 ---V 7 7-2-71 --7-727 WA--7--7 ---7-77777 7 -7-- f W I I ., , , I I ' L J , ,L ' III' .5 I V I uf. I A I I 7 -72 I I7 3.7 I I o 0 :I I I U Phlmc 3389 Q nuns-cmNA C ru nruvunz Q I ,f I' . 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