Winona High School - Radiograph Yearbook (Winona, MN)

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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 .

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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

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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 ' '