Winona High School - Radiograph Yearbook (Winona, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1950 volume:

Racliograplw one High Sch I W M f 1950 Page 2 Foreword The prcscnt century our century has reached the halt way mark Man his survuved what ns perhaps the most tab ulous tltty years nn hnstory We know now what no man knew at the turn ot l9OO What wall happen ln thus second halt we go now to seek and we walk torward wuth tanth tanth IH our selves and tellowmen We are not atrard ot tomorrow for we have seen yesterday We accept wnth no torebodung the challenges and opportunutues that confront us an the second halt of thus marvelous century We modern teen agers ot l95O ask only an acceptance at tace value As we attract the center ot attention so do we reap the brunt ot crltlclsm Though we see not through the veil that conceals the tuture n lther do we shrunk from taclng :ts un certanntnes We cannot expect pertectron sn the second halt but we may protlt by the many lessons ot the tlrst As you scan through thus volume of recorded Interests and uncndents In the lute ot the Modern Teen Ager ot l95O, It IS our atm and hope that vou too project yourself to recap ture the lute and spurxt at the halt turn ot the century at ,, ' 1 1 . c - 1 1 - , I , , 0' , ' ' ' , , c - 1 V - V f 11 11 Table of Confenfs lnfroducing fhe foculfy Meef our chums Here is the scoreboard These are our ochvmes Index Nrvxf At I yy: L Nsr helps ofl1ers falces responslblllfy Rgh L ge4 e modern feen ager ove: . 'c or , . er es, M. av'es, urae, M. Mattson. ' : . ar sc , 'sza an s e - a en uss ass , . . . . , . , icnman, an r, rm a . learns fo plan and share with oflwers. Introducing the faculty No yearbooic would be complete without a word ot ap- preciation to the patient and seltfsacriticing men and women who render invaluable service as counselors of classes and advisers ot extra-curricular actix ities. We the teens of these swittly moving times are gratetul tor the understanding guid- ance ot these able intellectuals who are our friends and pals and who were interested in us sharing the joys sorrows and worries Ot our individual lives. These are the capable teachers who were eag r to help us with problems that arose in our and encourage us to make the neost of our talents and abil- ities. We have attempted to catch our teachers in their nat ural habitats the way we cl like best to remember them. So tarry a minute while we introduce you first to our intellectuals. L Page I O I l I I f I 7 C complicated growingfup existence, striving ever to influence ,, , O Q l 5 Superlnfenclenf H D Jensen R Principal R J Williams Q MyJ y ' . Gordon W Addlngton Class Adviser Robert W Andrus Band Merry Barr Psychology Counselor Something fo the Gnrls Club Advnser Loulse M Bloom tography Adviser Herbert O Borger Co ordnnator of Dnversufued Occupa tlons Occupational Relations 'bv Foculfy Boys Physical Educatnon Health Bas ketball Golf Pep Club and Junuor Merceln Benzle Home Economncs Boys Home Economucs Club Advuser ,J School Boord members Seated Harvey D Jen en supernntendent Dr P A Mothson Horry P Zywucku Clorence P Hortner l-l C Pehrson John F Borzyskowsk: president Stondlng Hole A Stow John Tummons Arthur F Bowman George W Rnchmon Dr Phulup Hesse OscorS Glover Poqe 7 , .. . I I . - I I 5 A ,V Q. X. gg'-A7 V - ' I 1 1 ' f , I I II - l ' r , - ll - F ' German, Spanish, RADIOGRAPH Pho- ' I ' VA 'V' U Q A Q - ' Lt f - 1 S Q' X A eqnl .- . : . s , ' , . . . ' , . Davis Chrlstenson Prlntlng Electricity Rifle Club Advvser Page 3 Mrs S A Boyd l-lead of Soclal Studies Department Soclal Scuence College Counselor and Placement tor Observatlon for Sensors Glrls Advuscr Inner Curcle Advnser Electron Commnttee Adviser Elden Brandt Woodshop Craft Club Advuser Claudme M Daley Eng ssh lO Englush ll Journalism l-ll NEWS Advlser Brudge Club Adviser xf X .xx.mX. Mllton C Davenport Orchestra Supervnsor of Music Clara P Everson Head of Commerclal Department Sec retarnal Trannlng Typrng Shorthand Cnvll Service Club Advnser Overhoulung cu cor as all an the doy's work D Futzgerold, J Sulock, C Rcdechel F' , , . I ., I r' K I I I ' b I 5 A as , R ' I 1 V 1 , . I l l 1 . 1 . . . . , H 1 1 X l l I 1 - . V4 I I I s X had X 5 S' A A X t 5 - . . l Q . . 4 , . . . . , l - I ' I 4 l 7 . 1 f F- 1 I ' il M. X ,A W TQ JN. John Fuhlbruegge Dlrector of Vocational Educatlon I dustrnal Arts Irene Garragan Llbrarlan Vlctor T Glslason Director of H e a I t h Physical Education Athletscs and Safety B Squad Football W Club and rep Club Adviser Helen L Hrllyer American l-llstory U Advlser Mrs Bettie Hunter Robert A Henry Bookkeeping Retanl Se lung In charge of Actlvltles Fund nuted Nations Club Englssh lO RADIOGRAPH Advnser Advanced Knnttlng Club Adviser Row I' B Celnus E Phsllnps, R Wnldgrube Row2 B Lassen, M Cole M Dock wenler S Kroge,V Pohnke Row3 R Torres R Reed,A Trlmm Page 9 , . . v' . VW- F 1 Il , - :D - s - - 1 C . , ,,a,...:A- I . . f 1 I . II ll I , I ,I H . n ' fu. ' ' ' I t xr. x ht 'Ln ' ,I-du. -' I -. Q. . FF l , f - ' -I . ' , I Nm I I . . , . . . I . . , . - Norman Indall Social Science, World Geography, B --- Squad Basketball, Military Information Club A d v i s e r, Sophomore Class Adviser. Mrs Luclle Keese Home Economics Cafeteria Future l-lomemakers ot America and Boys Home Economics Club Adviser Arthur V Kolvumakl n Ish Pu lic Speaking Radio Work Edward K0 Pel3 Op T e n ri I 5 Head of Art Depart S c h o ol Production ment Art Senior Play One Act Play Club Adviser Luella E Leete Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Ad vanced Algebra Sylvia Lello n g I Sophomore Playshop H Cleo how ore things9A Stueve D Krockow ond R Giel Page lO , V! 5 A A 1' :ffm , E gl' I IO, b' 'v ' sh , ' paul f ,r , P.: W i 1 A I ' A i E is h ll, ' A Adviser. 1 l f ' zz' f 1 . k 64 .V A, . is -I til HTH Harry P McGrath Visual Aids Director lvlotnon Pncture Oper ators Club Advlser Florence Mulyck Consumers lvlathematlcs W o r I d Geography Junuor Red Cross Advnser Crochet Club Advlser Sophomore Class Advnser Edna Nelson Amerncan History World I-llstory Gregory D Luehr Margaret Marshall Q7 Vocatlonal Agrsculture Instructor Fu ture Farmers of America Adviser Offnce Tralnlng Typlng 'buf Myrtle H Moore Biology Will it blow up? G, Woychek, R. Roboin, ond G. Fronk. Page I I Walter H. Pust Typing Business Prin p l Shorthand Football Line Baseball RADIOGRAPH Busi ness Staff Adviser Margaret Schummers Latin l and ll Junior High Library Edwin J Spencer Boys Physical Education Boys lntra mural League Football Baseball Senior Class Adviser Ruth M. Pallas Robert L. Prosser Director. f Head of Mathematics Department, Advanced Algebra, Trigonometry, Ot- tice, Senior Class Adviser. Choral Director and Assistant Band Lewis Schoening Psychology Guidance Director Poge l 2 Open House gives parents o chonce to check up s.. ,.. ,fr- ,- I - . . . CI 9S,- , , rf, . I I I ' . I . I ' o . . . . . Y ' , . . I - - I I I I I . 47 I . . 9 -Y 1 ,,, . S- . . . fs- Q' . I rf- . ' - ' . , I ' 1 f ! Y , . 0 , v.l - Alfred W. Stiff Vocational Machine Shop. Mathilde Spreitzer English 9 and IO, Beginners' Knitting Club Adviser, Junior Class Adviser. Charles D. Stephens Head of English Department, English IZ, Debate Adviser, SOO Club Adviser. Auto Mechanics. lzussreoo f ldwal Thomas Industrial Arts Mathematics Sanford S Tyler Algebra Consuncers Mathematics Hockey Aichery Club Adviser Th v moke th wheels do round Mr Tmmon Eorl Berger Clyde I-lorvev Fred Torros 'vlrs Lillo Jomes Pomcroy Mr Kec e Po Alfred A. Stiff, Jr. E' l If , 1? , , ,. I , I I , . I 1 I ,g eg e i ' f . I -S. , l x ' xc , 1 . , . 5. s , f TJ 4' 6 i Barbara Vye Girls Physical Educa tion GAA Adviser Margaret E Voelker English ll and l2 Business English Personality Club Adviser William G Zllliox Head of Science De partment Chemistry Physics Usher Squad Adviser Ch ss Club Adviser Our superiors reigned with a capable hand These modern teachers of today have ad mirably kept pace with the swiftly changing times Realizing that the success of the whole school system is their responsibility they have ed obligation to society They have striven for flexibility and avoidance of the old role of the exacting disciplinarian and the methods of those days when a student eyed the teacher as a creature from another world Recognizing that education is the corner stone upon which the future of America is built these educators agree that it is in the school where the youth of America must be imbued with faith in the democratic way of life They understand that it is here that the student must be taught the obligations that go hand in hand with liberty that students must develop courage and initiative to stand up for what they know is right that patriotism can be instilled in them through the contin uous study of American traditions and that Page I4 subjects must be taught which are vital to the building of future citizenship These educators have proven their merit they were close to the student they had the faith and respect of the student They taught each boy and girl to think for himself and gave due respect to each one s decisions To an already overcrowded schedule they have willingly accepted the responsibility of a lens ure time activity program Wholesome hobbies and social events were encouraged providing the necessary outlets for surplus energy and spare time Much is expected of today s teacher much is given much is received Tribute in its fullest measure is due those who during their daily associations with the graduates of this teen age conscious l95O have given so unstintingly The guidance the supervision and direction must always be a part of us who have been the fortunate beneficiaries .r . , . - 1 xr , U , ' ', I I A I l ? , nt b S r i , . , , patiently endeavored to fulfill this self-impos- H I - I l l I Meet our chums.. Puzvlsng over tb orems conyugatnng Latm verbs and du cu sung Curr nt problems comprnsed a ratlo ot our busy school days days snared wnth Cburns and fellow teens cement :ng frlendsblps l-lore tbey all are eacb displaying bus own dl tlnctave perConaluty and 'inked together to form that atrnos phere wbucb fllled us with prlde as we became an Integral part of our school The year has been a good year a year deep rooted un rnemorles of truals and yoys Page l 5 O . D . . . - X, I I 3 S Q. - .. 1 ' ' r ' . . . Y . . . .C- I . , , ,, - , I ' f - 1 Class of '50 A 1 s E I Alb , , - ar ene ert if Ray Albrecht , f A Homer Anderson B - Leland Anderson uh' x-Xt ' l Jean Atwood Therese Banlcku Patrlcua Bauer John Baumann June Belnsle Lynne Belvulle Pat Buckford Maureen Boland 316' Nd : 'PA Ki X l .Nl Q 'W' if mv E I X 1 Pogel6 ames Borman Darlene Breutbarth Barbara Brennan Donnls Brie ath Q fx, Kenneth Brlesath Fern Brink lf , Jeannlne Brown Q Robert Brown Glenn Bruesk RIC ard Brust Ruth Bublltz Betty Bu g . . s- A V ' W J al., Q f A 'L ' . . C . , 7' fx A A .. E ' .' ' . -t ' . ' ,E V C. -fm - 'nl E 1 . 1 ,l' sh ' 'wi gf ,E B Marv . lf ' ' a at A-A A, a' J . J , fX f for S' , f 4 t as K yy' 1 :Jr KKXXLZ ' X1 ng, my BY!!-'J A A 3 J ,Q .V 9 an Q7 A5 R A J ' ,4- 7' I - -x l or Top Mr Spencer ond Mnss Pollos sensor odvnsers look over cords ond announcements Bottom Offncers P Hooke M Burke P Rohrer D Lueck unspect rmg styles 1 R inf' 'G 'K T U , R 'X xml? Q! INA i? 'S 'l ...vw av- 'wr' T,-J Joan Buege Jack Burgoyne Margaret Burke Ross Butenhoff Geraldnne Cady Norman Carney Eugene Chadbourn Kenneth Chadbourn Ann Chrlsfensen Joy Chuplfa Valerla Clemunskr Gerald Cnsewsku Patrncua Cusewsku Dorthue Clauson Margery Cole Donna Compton Evan Davies Eunice Dhein Page I7 Loren Dlekrager Carol Dobrunz Gordon Dobrunz Eugene Dockwenler Mary Dockweller Patrlcla Drser Jerome Farnholtz Mark Fawcett Delight Fenner Donald Futzgerald Betty Fleming James Florin Wnlluam Freckleton Marllyn Frle Ellen Frolland Berdonna Gady Wllllam Gardner James Garry 45 ,A A Page I 8 R' XL T ir AAA as Two more milestones-class election and the Prom. Paul Glel 4' Dale Glerdrum Robert Gleason W -f' Celia Goodsell Paul Haake N Phnllup Haase X- Sue Hanson Florence Harders Isabelle Henningsen A, Mary Ann Henry ahh., 42? .f jr W aa Q . ' Fd William Kaehler Shirley Kalina Jacqueline Kaslo Kathleen Keese Robert Kendall Marilyn Killan Ronald Kindt Dorothy Kinstler Jack Knothe Mary Ann Kobler Anne Koehler Shirley Krage v if new W' ta, 'nik MQ.. 'Hi' 'Na Ex ,rv 1 Page 20 ,gui ,Q--' yr 11 fm 'ft W Qw- cg s. '57 Q! IKM is 55-til 'S mfr ,sk 4'-SQ. if 'il 'R Donald Krause Virgil Laak William Laak 145' Donna La rson Robert Larson Beverly Lassen Terry Lester Constance Lewis Rose Mary Lilla Jannet Loeding Eugene Lovas Lois Lowe Top R Lxlla M Hodqnns M Frle D Compton J Seelnng D Swea ey P Bauer M Wager and M Spoog lmpersonate sensor basketbell sqaa cl members Left Whos golng to wan the World Qernes Pennant9 D Sperbeclf J Snnes J Richman and L Strom 'ner Rlght Congratulatohs on the D A R Award Mary J fhupnta and M l-lodglns K,-v' 56' CU' 4, qui f-.7 ' 19,14 h A fwfr: 4 ., ,,k: V F. 55, l .5 .7 it J K, NVE . ' f ' I my f 'I . Q .,, I ,dp 0 g., . si mx i Wm Davnd Lueck Joan Luehmann Ruchard Magnn Donna Mahlke Janet Martin Arlls Martnnson Thomas McConnon Thomas McCullough Barbara MCDanlels Nancy McLean Frank Mertes Rnchard Modjesku Barbara Moore James Morns Wendell Multhaup Muldred Munson Stanley Nagle Page 21 X-as l - .a J l X l . F 'l ' as-4 ' A Q. J 7' , fb 'iv , ca , , N M lg. 2 Jeannnne Meyer .. 9,1 g. yi - Herman Neumann Maxine Nuckelson Delores Nnelsen Edgar Norman James Osborn Vlrgnnla Pahnke Roland Papenfuss Betty Peller .J ff Frederlck Perry G rald Petersen 'V 49 3 Joan Pet rson James Pettersen 'J James Pfevffer Dorothy Phulnpps Herb rt Polachek Therese Prondzlnskl Ruchard Prosser tr T L Page 22 Charles Radechel 'YQ wi'-if .4-if -,...v ...ali Top How do you luke me now? F Mertes and N Holst Bot tom The Conosto craze M Wennmonn and M Cole . f - wr A M yi ,,.rey 'gf A 2 ' -- , eff J 2 --J 5- rf ' lf- , gf- I in 1,2 Se. 5 K .4 J 5 T -I is xi ,ua . 'T 6 if ,J : ' A . ,1 N A ri . ,V, A J , ' XX -um J f J , 'F' if . Jean Radsek M ,g, Janus Randall ' 3 Melvun Range t- 1 Elizabeth Raphael Raenay Redmann Ruchard Reed 6 X lat Kenneth Rlce 'C 'K Dorothy Rnchman Jack Richman -N Ronald Rlchter i Phyllis Rohrer V., Janice Rosenberg N wr ' ,fi- M 34 Barbara Roth Betty Sandstede Robert Schallow Daniel Schrnudt Jeane Seellng R 6 Marlon Selbert W A K Patrncla Shugart Jerry Snnes Beverly Smuth Margaret Spaag Danuel Sperbeck Stanley Sperbeck Page 23 Shirley Squires Betty Stafne Charlotte Stanz Peggy Steele Davld Stehn Robert Stevens Janice Strand Lloyd Strornmer Delores Strupp Alice Stuck John Sulack Donna Sweazey 4' If J fm, Nr Page 24 -sunt ad' .QI N Wxvw' rj--W I? 1 Ox 6 -4, . . Jw.:-dl we -1 rape wg 561 Jo Ann Swunsen Eugene Szarmach Rosemary Tarras Joan Teska Patrncua Thlele David Thompson Rnchard Thorpe Purves Todd Delwun Tschumper Joanne Valentme Arlene Vnestenz Beverly Vaestenz , --. is ,pr 1 J 'S' S 4 , ' Q-lb, rf A.. h 2 . ' g., i. 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Lefs fake cr mrnufe fo remrnrsce As sophomores we gazed wrth awe at the brg stern lookrng burldrng whrch was senror hrgh Before we had a chance to contemplate what lay before us we were swept through the door and rnto the seemrngly never ceas rng whrrl of hrdden room numbers practrcally rmpossrble locker coms and a sea of new faces Frnally becomrng acquarnted wrth the routrne we decrded rt was trme to start mak rng our mark on the hrstory of W H S We began wrth our class electron votrng rn No I Holst presrdent Margaret Burke vrce presr dent Pat Bauer secretary and Paul Grel treasurer and they carrred the burden of our problems Our frrst rob was to do our bewrld ered brt by decoratrng the goal posts at the new Jeff Stadrum for our frrst Homecomrng Next we put on the musrcal part of the an nual Chrrstmas program and further drsplay ed our newly found confrdence by sponsorrng a dance after a basketball game We re entered W H S wrth more self assurance rn the fall of 48 realrzrng that rn rtratron was over and that we were expected to accept our share of the responsrbrlrtres Elec tron results were announced and all agreed to support Jrm Pettersen presrdent Phyllrs Rohrer vrce presrdent Pat Bauer secretary and Jrm Osborn treasurer A good Prom was our oblrgatron and rn order to fulfrll thrs money was necessary so dances were spon sored W prns and booster buttons sold and in X so Nkix wrth suffrcrent funds rn our trll we began to worry about a theme ldeas were drscussed and drscarded untrl we frnally narrowed rt down to Aprrl rn Parrs wrth the settrng as An tornes Srdewalk Cafe That was the year that Phyllrs Rohrer and Ross Butenhoff were elected representatrves to Grrls and Boys State respectrvely and Jrm Osborn was plan nrng hrs trrp to ltaska State Park as wrnner rn the Conservatron Es ay Contest Suddenly our senror year was upon us and electrons were at hand agarn Our chorces Paul Haake presrdent Phyllrs Rohrer vrce presrdent Margaret Burke secretary and Davrd Lueck treasurer started rrght out to do the rob whrch lay before them No sooner were electrons out of the way when we strll somewhat bewrldered senrors found ourselves rrght rn the mrddle of Homecomrng ueen Ann Chrrstensen and her attendants were the chosen ones to grace Homecomrng Then a star was born and not overnrght by any means Through drlrgent practrce and lots of plarn hard work Paul Grel shone on the football freld and was chosen all state halfback lVlrle stone after precrous mrlestone sped by and we were left wrth only memorres of decrdrng about class rrngs choosrng cards and announce ments class play the banquet and last of all the clrmax Baccalaureate and Commence nwerwt Betty Wacholz Mae Wager Harold Walters Darlene Wamhoff lvlaxrne Wernrrrann Alan Welty Robert Wreczorek Rrchard Wrldgrube Patrrcra Yahnke Rrchard Young Helen Ann Zrllrox K Page 25 7 u c o I , ' . . ll n . . ll . . 1 1 ' . . . , . ' ' ll II I ' ' I 1 1 I - ' ' c . . . . O . I , 1 I 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 , - . Q . . , ' ' . . . . . . . 1 1 I I 1 T 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 1 I 1 1 - 11 11 - I 1 1 ' '4, rxwf- ,' '7 rf . . - 1 42 -45, ' 4 1 s I ' .fer ' , 'Lf , M' , , k 4 I ' .rr 'ZA '4 ., 1.6 l ..f' ' x la' . I X , 1 f 1 if. ' 5 - sh 3 ff i , ' A . . - Prom bound. P. Pi tsch R. Hedlund L. K'l- stafte J. Leathers class officers. The juniors of the halt century started the y ar off by adding their views to the age old question ls this a man s world? lt w proven definitely so when they elected four capable boys John Leathers president Lorin tary and Ronald Hedlund treasurer to lead Class of 51 them through the long hard year ahead assist- ed by class advisers Miss Spreitzer and Mr. Addington. The girls gave them good competi- tion in the campaign however and it was close from beginning to end with colortu posters and both humorous and serious speeches were given during the juniors week ot campaigning. Homecoming will always be remembered tor junior class members did their part to mak the 49 Homecoming the most illustri- ous ever. They packed up their tacks paste crepe paper and what have you and troop ed downtown to give store windows that Home coming look They added more coins to their already bulging purse by sponsoring a dance which was more than successful and by buying class balance the treasury Row I J Duerwachter D Brown J Ciszak V Awes C Ask J Ensrud L Belisle Row 2 M Albel M Czapiewski M Bittner G Burgmeier D Daun B Bening N DuBois Row 3 D Curtis A Barum E Balch J Coda S Buerck Row 4 E Aldinger D Brand J Bean H Dorn R Davis D Brown D Bonow Page 26 1 I I I l Q I I e , , I , . 1 c S I I ll ll 1 1 - e ' ' ' - I ' ' I ll ' I ' ll . . ' ' ll ' ll ' ' KllS'l'Ofl'6, VICE-pl'eSIClGI'1l'Q Paul PIGTSCLI, SSCFG- ping which helped b005t Class unity as well as I I I . Another Prom rneettng for advisers Mr Ad dungton and Mlss Spreutzer Junnors were present nn every form of EC tw ty at W H S They not only shone on the football held but lolned their volces with tnose of t'1e sensors and sophomores un chour show d thour qualities on the debate floor In G A A and all the many other organvzatlans at hugh sfhool -fx T' r-X ov ii- w I R Nepper J St ff N Smith D Zlll Row B Welty M Veur B Wedge Row 3 P Teegarden C Werner J Tadewald A White Row 4 G Tschumper S Steiner L Stanlslowsku Row 5 M VonRuden B Sorluen A Strurnstad M Reps Row 6 A Trlmnn VV Venske J Simon M Wadewutz Row 7 P Waas D Schode A Wendt Row 8 J Wooden J Son ag Woychek 3 lt r .ns-.L.... Rowl P Fordyce J Hunkuns D Gull P Janghans E Jacobs S Fos urn E Gaedy W l-leyer Row2 L Fort P Flanagan M l-lubof B Hornberg R Heas r Row3 E Ive M l-1orr'nan B Hilde M Fushbough r K Kespe M Hafner Row 4 R Johns J Jerowsku D Frutz J Kroop L Hceuser M Fletcher D Jacobs Row 5 R Frank J Jereczek R Hulden J Koch G Frank J Gates L H1 kborth M Ge ell Page 27 1, JY . 1,0 .. M lan A 'I .lk S N I' S: 5 Y. 5 A . ' 'J ' I , 4 - , 1 , y-, . I . . . I . 1 I . , . . . Ro : . , . I , . , . . 2: ' I . , . , . . I , , . l . . ' ' 'f . , . , : . ' , . ' ' f '. . ' . J 2 f , A . lr Q G. Woychck, D, Schneider. Row 9: R, Weilandt, R. ............. W, , l 5 -n . , . 1 L , , -'f' ,' IP 1 1' 5 it v , ff. I T- Y , - 'Q s 1 , - ' r yi 1 Q' l y s 4 54 , 1 1 L l l Y Rowl N Sebo J Prenot S Sompson M Ryden Row 2 G Seitz S Sondstrom I Rodechel K Pohnke Row 3 J Noesko J Powell M Odegoorden A Over lond Row4 J Roetzler J Schneider B Schoenike T orton Raw 5 R Rompo Pi kort i Plinski Row 6 R Olinger H Neumonn R Robo: D Porter Row 7 J Sheehon J Sondstede R Peterson Row 8 R Neyers P Pietsch R Ross The talents of the junior class were ex- hibited once again in a very beautiful and well- organized Prom, For months they worked to- gether dreaming up new ideas, planning for that all important project, their going away present to the seniors. Who would think that paper, paste, and some fertile brains could bring about South Pacific, a most original idea. Some Enchanted Evening apt- ly describes the wonderful time everybody had. Palm trees, a mural resembling a picture from the South Seas, leis, and a punch stand disguised as a grass hut helped to give every- thing that native look. Dance tunes were featured numbers from the play South Pacific and H nry Burton and his orchestra contributed to the atmosphere as they played on the deck of an imaginary ship lust sailing intO port At the end of a fun work packed year con gratulations should go to the all male staff of officers and their ready and able classmen for a job well done if B M-1 Rowl R Mo on P Moorhous R Kouphusr-'ion A lfo th F Lu hmon G luhmonn T Goyon s R w J Munson D Murrcy M Koewler J Moier D Mcliennan D Mclwo ly F Mohlke R w 3 B Kilonowicz N LeBeou M More IN Mourninfi A Mortinson J Kowvo zyk L Vlorex R Miennert Row 4 R Morcomb E Kindt C Kos r J McCue R Gclewski VV Ko hler J N nn J Monteith Poge 28 ll I ' ' ll ,X -F , I - : , . , . , . i. . . - N . : . , J. c , P. Phill ps, CJ. . : . , . , . n, . , i 1 . K . 5 - - .Q , ni s , Y .ff 5 , . , W ' Q . K ' O I. i A fk A I , 0 , A if -' ' ' . v , 'W ' 'll ' . ,N 4 , , 'Q' 4 J A v .' . , 'fx s 1 ' - 5 1- ' Ti' 'r ff '.t. ' J . ,, , A 1-f - Q- ' ' -4 , 5 'V R . : ' ' . 4' f 'X , ' it c, ,z I-. W X t T 7 2 1 , ' V A -. ' ' J Q: ' 1 ' P f ' V 2 - , Q A L I t ' , .. -. ' . S 7. 1 . . A ' P - I f . 1 4 5 , , e, . . , . - e , . 'e. , . - , , e, o Z: . , , , . . , . , . , ,, . . i , . . o . . , . , . ,f . i ' a 0 ' 2 - .N ' . . -. , t - - - Y , . - , - V Dorng their part for l-lomecomlng are sophomore their way to lend o hond are advvsers Mass oftmcers M Dawes D Walker M Rank and K KIPZIE' Mulycl and Mr lndall Class of 52 The sophomores at W H S may have had trouble fnndung the right room tor each class last September but the yunlors and sensors no doubt had trouble getting through the halls on September 6 as 304 sophomores en tered hugh school Most of the 304 are stzll around but travel does seem easier now Tne unrtlal act of the class was the e ec tnon of officers and advusers Wuth everyone workzng tor hrs choice of candidates a very succcssful and colorful campangn was Com pleted followed by the announcement of the Q 42' -aa Row! B Becrw ld N Beckman A Albrecht K Banks A Berasrud S Ackerman M Brown K Beeman J Ambuhl Row 2 G Brown C Anderson J Anderson A Br: sotn P Bormon P Bennng A Babler H Bauer Row 3 D Breltbarth M Bntts M Bathen M Anderson M Borum B Blagsvedt B Anderson E Bublutz J Brang Row4 A Albrecht D Burchell M Buege D B ehrner R Butt S Boyce B Bauer M Bowman Babcock Page 29 . . 4 . on . . I . . , . , , , , , . . . l 4 . . 1 . . . , . . . . , . . . I I . I r Q . ' . I - 1 ' - 4 , 'K . . . .1 ' 5 a B ' ' ' x ' 0 C . 4. 1 ' v - . 1 l - - - .V . Y .. 6 1 Q l Row! L Wleczorek P VanGllder B Watt L Thomas W Weltner Row2 C Werner M Whetstone D Wroblewskn M dera Row 4 S Tolleson J Waas D Woolley D Traff Row 5 G Walluams R Welty K Thompson Row 6 L Troclnskr W Wohlert E Wager K Wooden wlnnung four Martin Renk was elected presndent Dayton Walker vice pres: dent Marcna Davies secretary and Kay Kunzne treasurer Mlss Florenc Mulvck and Mr Norman lndall were elected class advlsers Before the first semester was over Dayton Walker mov ed to Lewiston Mlnnesota and e vlce presldency was taken over Bruce Heck whose total votes a made hum second to Dayton Decorating of Jefferson fleld was handled by the sophomores for the Homecomlng game wrth Fanbault on Novensber 4 Sponsonng a dance at the Central Junior Hugh School audutornum after the Albert Lea basketball game a rurnmage sale some sophomore audi torlum programs and an all sophomore party completed the events for the class of 52 Besndes carrynng out these proyects class members entered unto most of the all school actnvltles The G A A Rowl W Moore J Mlynczak E Phllupps D Olson H Page A Nelfzke Q Parsons Row 2 R Pozanc B Morturner L Przybylskn D Olson D Patrlck J Olson H Mueller Row3 L Olson B Odegaard R Ode gaarden R Peterman C Peterson L Papenfuss J Moody Row4 J Nnemeyer M Papenfuss C Nuemeyer J Murtlnger A Nelsestuen Row 5 G Pozanc M Pletke R Prondzlnska J Pohnke J Mornson Page 30 2 D 1 ' ' 2 , 5 . . , Q 1 I ' . I . - I A , th - by I , I - I I : . ' , . ' , . ', , I, . . : . , . , . , . McNally. Row 3: L, Mrozek, L. Viestenz, N. Wondrow, L, Wal- . : . , . , . , . . : . , . , . . : . , . , . , . . : . ,. , . , . . . , . A , . . : . , - . . 1 ' 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' - I ' 1 - A1 - ' , . . : . , . , , , . , . . proved to be a great pount of unterest to many of the gurls Basketball and softball tournaments were all excutuno as the sophomore gurls dusplayed theur athletuc talents Many of them are regular bowlers now too The l C bug susters were a great he to the gurls that furst day of school and now after the supper meetungs partues and otherl C prou ects the sophomore gurls are lookung forward to next year when they wull be the bug susters Sophomores also provuded theur share of athletuc talent un the boys sports Besudes takung part un sports about one thurd uouned one of the musucal organuzatuons band orchestra or chour and many of the ambutuous classmen took part un the All School Productuon on February 23 After a very successful furst year the class of 52 looks forward to a bug ger and better next year wl A Stueve E Roffler E Storlue L Redmonn Speltz Row2 S Senruck P Rolbuecku L Seelung L Reese A Stueve Row3 D Roboun J Schoonover K Stonek M Ressue H Sherun Row4 J Schulz J Schultz J Schrueuder J Shcudo G Stonek M Sunger Row 6 J Robb E Schuppenl'uouerJ Stohmonn B Sunde M Ruggs Row 7 P Joskolo L Spoog H Reed H Sorenson R Rolfung Row 8 R Schoonover W Showley M Renk W Storlue J Spence Rowl D Kromer L Lubero M Kowolsky J Kukowsku B Long M Moroushek A Luvungston J Lokowuch A Johnson Row 2 K Kurudt D Krockow R Moos N Motuos B Luehmonn P Meunko E Mothot J Keeler Row 3 D Mothuos A Lewns P McQueen M Kobler P Knopp C McGull Row 4 M Lockwood A Lunonder J Kroge P Meyers B Lullo R Koldunsku K Kunzue Row 5 J Mogo L Kulos L Lowrenz G McEImury L Kroge J Knook W Kortsch W Look Page 31 ! , u l I. J ll' ' JI . . I r I I . A ' .- I ll- - ll . . 1 ' I I I -V 1 l , . Ro :. ,, ,. ',. ,R. E. Russell. Row 5: N, Steve, l. Roemer, F. Ruebe, D, Schneider, , ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :. ,. , :- 14-A 1 A u- u- I - u u- lu :. ,. ',f ,. ,. . :. ,. ,. . ,. ,. . w I L C O D Hem C C vu F the W Fxc U Row 2 vu rw nw D Habecvs Edu Row 3 T Drczk xx '-Jr VV Page 32 'HN D Dino or cm er rm J Cwrx remsom Row4 C Crouch L um mm J 5 C Fusch r S Ches ,J mor Jr wr L Greenwood D Hewutt Row2 w I D Huwold M G'w1riew C Glcwn M Get S V Jo Q ,1 rv J mer 3 J N Hanson Row 3 J Guefmt r H W w Lmr umer G Graff J Frwoderuc H fvwermk Row 5 R me oo e erm T J hrwofw C Hogedom W Hoo nm Ro : R. Dedavr, P. Doclcr, P, UN, Jargon, B, hodboum, J C .Judy P, lo , . 5 HN : F1 Bergen, L, DU 5 F C12 mwah D, Hzbcck, S, Do els . ' D F ,g, R, 1 : . Q - QM L Crm, ru, J. Drcxd, I., OLUQJQ5, C C J 15, B, C px T , D, FQ er, , f 1 : . , W, Cferzcn, S, C1f.u3. L, Fc I' Q, G. Cro ' sk, M, Dawes, L. Cuammkn, , Q, , Mk, + 3 K Q 'Ill f 4 A , 5 , A .K . .. , , Y 0. . 'Q Nl 'S 4- v X -'Q I ,, ! L , r ' . E it I V' 4 g I' 'fn J t . R0 3 , , , ff -1 , eff, . Q , e , H C Q' , , , ' , R '75 F2 H1 ze, R Jcfdf, E. Frmbvc, E. Jos iw. M, Hfdn L G ' C ihfwbm, ' , . : . . he J J-Cf Crib E . arf uck, R Hiword J Fort Ro 4: E. Frwz, C. HG hgrfe- 57 G V , , , . I1 H ,i 'e, 3 C. : ,Hoff rd P Jngk ! , B, H ck, J GJ- C . 2 4 ., , , . Q ' Here rs the scoreboard... The one field of endeavor whnch has no peer In the de velopment of teamwork and sportsmanshnp as the field of athletics Here we learn the prxnclples of fair play and are gnven an opportunuty to Improve skulls whether It be on the fl ld or In the gym The animation of those partlcrpatung an thus year s numerous and varled competutlve sports lent an nnvngoratung atmosphere to school actuvety Splclng each game wnth rousung new cheers enthusnastuc Winona Hugh teens learned that untangnble though lt ns ol W H S spnrnt ns some thung very real and very precious Page 33 R Rowl J Florun manager M Renk R Schmidt C Radechel J Prosser J Loska G Busdlcker J Garry Row 2 G Bathen D Tschumper M Thenn P Haake J Baumann E Dawes G Brueske S Anderson Row 3 J Jensen L Kulstofte F Mertes L Conway P Todd R Prosser D Futzgerald captann N Holst P Gnel D Stehn Page 34 SCORES Winona Opponents La Crosse Logan Rochester Red Wing Northfield 3 V. La Crosse Central Mankato Austnn Owatonna 9 V Farlbault Q Coaches Spencer Pusf and Gusloson puzzle over a new play 'Q ax .' x -X11 3 .5 .- , , . l a sf f Pigskin Pageant JL. 5 ' la l Dal we ' git' ll .ATV -,Q s t,,al lb Row I D Zill H Polochek W Koehler man ager Row2 J Whitten R Modieski Row 3 R Lovas D Krause manager Compiling the best win loss record of the past three seasons Spencer s Winhawks wound up their l949 campaign on the grid iran by placing fourth in the roster of the Big Nine Winhawk fans were a bit skeptical those first few weeks of practice under the hot August sun with so few veterans back on the list but Coach Spencer took his rookie club and molded a team which won five tied two and lost two Time and again their sensational Qs ill' performance thrilled the overflowing stadium of fans. The first game of the year took the spot- light at Jefferson Field where the Hawks and Logan Rangers battled to a deadlock which left a record-breaking crowd fairly gasping for breath with the Hawks producing the tying touchdown in the last twelve seconds of the game Winona s next rolling triumph revenged a lopsided licking absorbed at Soldiers Field the previous year with a brilliant exhibition in their l2 O triumph over the Rochester Rockets However at this point the Hawk victory train suffered a slight derailment The eleven fought valiantly but when the smoke had cleared the final score amounted to a 20 6 victory for a tough Red Wing unit Spirits rose on the night when with seven Spencermen on the inpured list the Hawks smothered a Northfield Eleven 40 l3 and fans were wild with ioy when the Winhawks upset the Big Nine applecart by stunning un beaten Owatonna in a I9 l9 deadlock Mankato always a tough team for Winona gave the Hawks a rough time but might triumphed with Evan Davies kicking the extra point that spelled victory lf there were heroes on the lab that night the honors went to 607' im., 3-34 Row l R Blackburn H Risser D Si ers R Larson J Mosygo W Wendt J Knaak T Miner R Carroll iebell w R Berg n J m ne D Krmgs R Olmsteod D Walker P Knapp J Robb Neumann J Brown L Dombach H Bauer W Teska Row 3 E Olson R Butterfield E Criristenson M Olson D Jordon J Fair R Hedlund F Cisewski R Olinger I Benson R Wilson Row4 L Henry G Acheff V Hon son W G sell J Leathers R Llewellyn D Mahlke K Schwab J Morrison G Ehlers R Florin Page 35 ,H ies'-J T ecrisis J Gorry G Bothen M Thein J Leothers L Henry J Jensen F Mertes L Kilstofte M Renk virtually every player who saw s rvice But credit can t b measured for a tearn that stood up and fought like bearcats even when Cap tain Fitzgerald Giel and Holst were on the bench Cn a miserabl rainy night the Austin precious record of no defeats on home turf since l9-17 The Hawk gridders registered their final tally in the last tilt of the season ir- the Homeconeing game as they smashed their way to three too hdowns spelling defeat for the Faribault Falcons The highlights of the season were the Winhawks splendid performance against Cen tral of La Crosse whom they nosed l4 7 and Owatonna with whom they tied In each case overwhelming odds to take the lead Our hats are off to each fellow who fighting to the best of his ability dusplayed undiminished courag and always good cl an sportsmanship Cooch boencer ond Coptoin Fitzgerald odmire th The weother doesn t dom!-Den The OVCl0' Of R R'ClWl9' Victory Coke D Vlohikes cantribotion to Homecoming P Bickford A Trimm M Pletke ondJ Osborn Page 36 h ' 3 . , . , . , . , . , , . 0 , C I I . Packers blew our title chances and broke our they trailed and then rallied, fighting against . W , E i , I ' -. ' 1 'Aisl- Z u. -L..c. 'A i l ,lu WN Cooches Indoll ond Addungton duscuss the Co captauns N Holst ond up Guel revuew the Red Wung score hugh Iughts of the game Hoopsfers The Wunhawk bucketeers tutored by Coach Addungton and co captauned by Paul Guel and Noel Holst dudn t set any records un the 1949 50 season but they dudn t let the name of Wunona be forgotten Openung the season at La Crosse Central the Hawks bumped the Rauders and then went on to drop La Crosse Logan durung the next week Two more games wuth these teams un the followung days saw another vuctory over Central and a last quarter loss to Logan To start conference play the Wunonans fuve by a single pount and then won over Ro chester s Rockets Durung the holuday season the Wunhawks beat Lake Cuty and three days later they traveled to St Louus Park where the Parkers came out on top Movung unto conference play agaun the team fell to Austun Albert Lea and Mankato All were hard fought games but the Hawks uust couldn t seem to send that ball through the hoop enough The Cotter Hugh Ramblers provuded the next competutuon In a two out of three game serues the Ramblers took two of them and the cuty champuonshup but only un an overtume that saw Cotter take the game by one pount Sandwuched un among the three weeks of the Cuty Serues were games wuth Red Wung and a March of Dumes benefut game wuth prevu ously undefeated St Charles both of whuch felt the effects of Wunona s scorung power ln wundung up the season the Hawks dumped Farubault lost a close one to a rangy Rochester squad and bowed to Owatonna Dustruct competutuon saw the heught and scorung punch of Rochester s Jum Larson Bob Harman and Jack Wulluams whuch proved too much for the Hawks to handle Throughout the season the team was hampered by lack of heught and reserves but Wunona fans are proud of Holsts accurate eye and scorung punch Guel s hard play and fast break Ruchter s easy goung scorung style Davues top floor game Brueske s defense tac tucs and Brusts puvot play Much credut us also due the rest of the team and the up and comung sophomore crew whuch wull have an opportunlty next year to continue thelr fune scorung power begun thus year Sunce no let termen are returnung un the fall the Sl squad wull work under game captauns next year Page 37 . . -, . . ' . I . 1 - . . . ' I . - , . I ' I ' . I ' I . . . . I I. I I dumped Northfield, fell to a tall Red Wing ' I . , . . - . , ' I 1 . . , ' . . 1 , I . , . . . . . , ' 1 I ' I I - ' I I Q . , . . . , . ' I ' 1 . - - . . . . I I - , ' - - - . . ' , . Seated R Ensrud J Sheehan R Prosser N Holst D Guel R Hicks G Brueske E Doves tandmg D Mahlke manager R Brust J Rnchmon R Richter J Jensen R Olrnger manager I-rr. Page At home SCORES Wrnona Opponent La Crosse Logan La Crosse Central Northfield Rochester Lake Cnty Albert Lea St Charles Cotter Red Wing Faribault Cotter 59 42 58 40 48 69 43 5l 6l 37 35 27 53 44 38 ' ' 'i 4, ' ,, :QA . he ::'ll l , ,Qsf?'.if I ' - li lik J -nl. N X +4 Ya . Q .V - i s 3 -- t O ! A- . A ' K, , A . ,N w K . 7 E ' Q is K J U E' K 1 ' 5. a i - 3 3?-52 4 ,.' , , Q A --gf. JJJJ - ' .f arf' ' .. l x H 1 A N Y , , . t , : . , . I , . I , . , . . ' , .U ' , . , . i . S ' : 'T 4 39 . . .28 ' , 39 . .37 40 ' ....... 35 49 ........ 48 . . and owoy SCORES Winona Opponents 46 La Crosse Central 40 38 La Crosse Logan 43 Red Wang St Louis Park Austln Mankato Cotter Rochester Owatonna Dlstruct Tournament Rochester 'H fi L Row I J Mlynczok G X Stonek M Renk P Knopp or 'FY CSV gf gms? 'C Pm G ro 2V o n R n er W Gesell Ro Mor so P o d ns C e zo o o e o n Poge 39 45 ' ..... 31346 29 . ' ..... 32 39 ' ......,... 44 45 ........ 50 27 .......... 37 5? ....... 54 38 ....... 56 41 .....,.. 50 o 3 t Ps 6 H N x ' X N J W T Q 1 ,B 1zvn.4Row ,:..HC1n: son, D. Nelsestuen, J. 1 f Br w , R, Ziebell, . Gi - l ' - ' J th , . . w 3: J. ' V J ' ri n, R. rn zi ki, X lr ' W. ir n, RkfD vis, Ex , 4 1 lx 'AX ' Bru r,. R. H rno, . V X a. Ei ' 3 45 ' ' X 3 x , 1 X I J q X so , 1 W ,na ' ' i E2 ,aff-' M ' m Splaslwmen Coach Dawes congratulates Captain Fawcett on his new pool record. Rowl F Mertes J Baumann M Fawcett captain G Busducker C Rohrer P Bncktord T McConnon Row 2 D Porter J Warmack B Bearwald J Stelvang I. Belvllle G Wulllams Row 3 A Welty N Brown M Theun D Trannor L Anderson G Peterson manager The Wnnhawk tankmen plunged through the l949 50 season wnth a record of two wuns and sux losses The Wlnonans absorbed a tough meet an the opener to Rochester followed Munneapolns champs downed the mermen un the thlrd dual meet of the season but morale went up when Cretan Academy of St Paul fell vlctlm to the W H S splashmen After Chrust mas the tankers fell to a powerful Rochester aggregatuon and Austin eked out a narrow vuctory over the Hawks A bad break cost the tankers a victory over Blake but the Dawes men stormed back to drub St Thomas Academy and won every event but one In the State Meet lv1cConnon captured fifth place un the lOO yard backstroke and Fawcett grabbed thlrd place an the 2OO yard free style event Page 40 SCORES Wlnona Opponents Austin Roosevelt Cretan 25 V2 Rochester S8 V2 Austln Blake 55 St Thomas Bug Nune Meet Wnnona 26 Rochester 63 Austnn 24 . I 'gig I - .i A e ' ' l the next week by defeat at the hands of Austin. Roosevelt, Z2 Rochester nhlg 62 ' ' , ' I ' 32 ' ...,.. 52 U 5 Q 35 .... 49 - - ' - ' A ' 55 ' . . . . . .29 ' ' I ' . 38 ' ..ffQf46' , - 40 ....... 44 - . . . .29 Diamond Cutters Coach Spencer pomts out a nlce centerfneld catch to Captaun Dovues Wunona Wunona 3 QQ, Rowl E Davaes coptaun M Renk P Guel N Holst H Polachek R Papenfuss J Garry M Range RowZ J Laska J Sheehan R Rvchter V Laak F Mertes L Kulstofte J Ccda J FIOYID manager SCORES Oppon nts Lewuston Cotter Rochester La Crosse Central Cotter Red Wing La Crosse Central CARLETON Opponents Red Wing Rochester The Wlnhawk baseball team wound up the season wnth a record of tive wnns and tour losses maknng a percentage of 556 for the season ln the mutual game the Wlnona club walloped Lewnston by a lopsided score of l3 I Next the Hawks downed our crosstown rrval Cotter by a score of 6 4 However the vuctory skem came to an abrupt end when Rochester swamped the Wnnonans 8 2 Successive wins over La Crosse Central and Cotter were followed by a 4 2 loss to Red Wnng La Crosse Central tell vnctlm to the Hawk duamond cutters ln the Carleton Tournament the Hawks were elnmlnated by a hard playung Red Wang nune and to round out the season the Gate Cutnans dropped a 5 3 decxsuon to a spurated Ro chester team Page 41 l l . ' Q I 3 'J 3' ' , g an 7'w.. N l3 ' ...... 3. A ' . . 3 fIIiIQ'g J . - n 2 C? J S ' 3 . 2 fff 6 . 6 3 . . ' . - 1 ' ..... 2 - - Grapplers 0 m t C ad ec el J Pettersen Row 'I M Olson V Awes R Papenfuss K Selke T McCul lough D Prondzlnski Robb Row 2 Anderson K Valen ine D Huwad Duerwachter D Traff R Wacholz G Wal ers Beise Sebo J Leicht ow 3 R Ross manager W Gardner R But terfneld coach G Bathen L Strornmer D Smith E Chrustenson J Fair Coach Hull s grapplers for the l95O winter season found the schools of the Big Nine Con ference stuff competition but they rose to full glory in state wrestling circles placing fourth in the sub regional sixth in the regional and sixth in the state With only four lettermen back the inexperienced matmen developed fast and reached their peak during seasonal competition when they defeated Minneapolis Vocational 37 5 Both Captain Radechel state heavyweight JA Kggh, R4 Reed, Mr, Addington, coach, W. Koehler, J. Sines. H. Walters. Page -42 champion and Selke state champion in his weught division had the honor of being the first two Wnnonans to win state champion ships ln ending his wrestling career for Winona l-ligh Radechel set a record that will be hard to beat Over a period of two years he won 24 matches without a defeat Selke had a record of l4 wins and only one defeat for the l949 50 season Tu rfrl cl e rs honors. Wing, The 49 Hawk golfers came through with a good year and a nice crop of wins ln seven con tests the turfnders were top dogs in four tied one and lost only two matches ln the district tour nament they were second with Rochester capping the honors while in regional play Mike Ko walczyk walked off with medalist ln the seasons opener the Gate Citians walked over Logan 6 --l . However in the next contest the Hawks found the sit uation reversed and dropped a lO-2 decision to a powerful Ro chester team. La Crosse Central handed W.l-l.S. an Sl:-612 loss but in a return match Central was downed lO-5. The Hawks swept through matches with Lo gan and Lake City and tied a hard-swinging team from Red record of tnve wms and three losses an the regular l949 season Hawk courtuers took the open on 'l' ' morn ',,,m,, Trockmen HIGH! MIDI! pmuu Row I R Bu en lnoff G Burgmeler A Borum W Venske Fronk R Ross 'WWU Schmidt L Strommer man I A ummm 'WWII The cnnder men from W H S were tar better than the record may show Altnough wnnnnng only two meets the track team was always In there fighting A strong team from La Crosse Logan downed the Hawks In the :nltual meet 65 48 ln a triangular wlth Ro chester and Red Wing the Winona thnn clads funnshed In the second slot Osborn s tracksters proved too strong for La Crosse Central by 6Olf2 52V2 A second trnangular meet wnth Netmen er from La Crosse Logan the downrlver team Sl Rochester copped the second contest over the Hawks 6 2 but the Winona racket men snapped back to take a 6l decrsnon from La Crosse Central Eau Clanre outbatted the Wnnhawks 5 2 but the Wlnonans broke the short vnctory drougnt by downnng Red Wlng 8 l In a return match wnth Central the Hawks outplayed and defeated the Centralnans 5 2 and In then next match they whlpped Logan by the lopsided score of 9 O In the seasons tnnale Coach Kouvumaku s boys were not able to outscore a tnghtung Rocket aggregatnon and dropped the dns truct tutle to Rochester y R Wneczorek Row 2 J Knothe K Prugge W Wolters R Mo comb R Modlesku coptonn Mr Osborn cooch R Prosser G Brueske J Whutten Lake Cnty and Plainview saw a victorious Wm hawk squad emerg In the next three way meet the Hawks tunnshed behind Rochester Followung thus the Wunonans dropped a Dalr of decnsuons to Central and Logan of La Crosse ln reguonal conapetntnon Boardman Cousins Frank Modjesku and Sheehan qualified for the State Meet where Co captain Cousins cap tured second an the mule event 'Q Kneeling D Porter G Tsotsos Stondmg Mr Kouvumoku cooch J Pettersen C Rohr r L Anderson R Hlcks Page -43 1 I s ,f 'gl I . 4 t - -od 1 ' - V . . A K f S ' E' R. ' . f Rf Q vu an V A ' ' I ' A. ' , l . rl , Y' V- 4 1 . . . ' - . 3, - I V . . . . . . , . - ' I ' . A ' l I I I ' I l h 1 . I l I I U D x I - ' ' - ,, . . 1 Winona netters racked up a f'1 ' ' :vw I . A W1 f . 7. 'W' s . ' ss- ' - ' ' 'xx M X I 1 N I4 f . a . - I . 1 - H fs 11 v 4 - . is ,l pw. I A I ' - . V tk - I A '-l ' l , . ' v . ' ' ' 1, 1 L , ' ar 5 1 -. A . . . . 1 - - I li W 4 I r Y ' , . ., Q wfgrwls xv Row 1 D Burchell N Carney P Todd J Pfeuffer J Burgoyne R Slevers R Schmudt J Koch R Kundt Row 2 R Larson F Clsewskl N Hanson T Brown L Halliday F Strommer A Hull J Prosser D Krlngs R Neltzke Row 3 Mr Tyler coach J Laska R Wachowrak R Carroll G Bambenek K Thompson manager J Florun manager Puclcsfers Wnnona Highs pucksters entered thenr second season determuned to better the record set up by thenr predecessors Stepplng unto a stuff schedule Coach Tyler s skaters dlsplayed a brand of hockey whlch at tnmes reached heughts worthy of the well seasoned veteran Opening the tough schedule agannst St Lours Park the team dropped nts flrst game by a 5 l score The second engagement of the season saw Rochester emerge vlctorlous from a todgh rugged battle Determuned to proflt by the errors of theur openlng contests Coach Tyler s sextet next handed the Rochester Rockets a sound 2 l drubbrng on the home rlnk Suffernng a slnght letdown after their Rochester vlctory our boys dropped theur next encounter to Blake The squad hut nts top per formance when vt admrnustered a l l tue to a hughly touted North St Paul team Unfamnl ranty wlth the Indoor :ce and lack of practuce due to varying temperatures hurt the Hawks as they bowed to White Bear In the reglonal playoffs at Mrnneapolns Wlth most of has squad retumung Coach Tyler looks forward to startnng the next sea son wnth an experlenced team 1 1 ' .'-r V , ffQrs'1y,Q,r K ritz,-tf'n'u.!f --ft ' '41 a , frfzqgff'-,-' Ig 4 :Twp ' ,1.2'I,,T,QgQ,5.f3Z Pepping up school spirit are P, Junghans, J. Pettersen, P. Meyers, K. Awes, L. Greer. Kneeling: R. Redmann. Page 44 GAA Seated J Montelth secre tory L Belusle treasurer Mass Vve adviser K Keese presl dent R Llllo vlce pres: ent Standing McNally Krockow J Kukowskn A Al brecht N Mournlng C McGulI R Redmonn Service' got a str: e Foul on you Batter up' were expressions that changed wnth the seasons In the gurls athletuc department In the tall servnce was the word on the volleyball court Team cooperation llvely splrlt and all the qualntues of good sportsmanshnp were shown by a team of sophomores when they lengthened their spotless record by de featnng both the lunlor and sensor champuon teams to cop the volleyball charrpnonshnp The G A A entertalned the Bug Nlne schools at the Thnrd Annual Playday whuch was held at Jefferson Fueld By mnxnng soccer vol leyball softball relays a basketball tourna ment and awards It was a well planned and well remembered day Long before the first snow the gurls troop ed down to the bowling alleys to try theur luck at getting the tenpuns down It was qulte a Eorly burds, C. Werner and J. Stohmonn, ore D. Doon. D, Joco':s, P. Fordyce, ond B. Stofne rea welcomed by rcgustrors, J, Seeling ond D. Compton, qewc Q ftgw pomferg frpm E, Dopkey or the onrmol Blg Nune Ploy Doy. Page 45 l u X 'vufks fr wwf? W -7' 'TN 7 ' X X5 fab, Left Pre game parley J Belusle D Frue M Spaag J Fruederuch A Sfrumstad J Ensrud Rught Ready un a munute says L Spaag to J Cuszak craze and many a gurl bowled a neat fast ball down the alley for a welcome struke or spare As the trees shed theur leaves and wunter set un the atmosphere un the gym of W H S changed too ln place of volleyball came bas ketball wuth l95O rule changes The gurls now could drubble and drubble they dud Swervung un and out puvotung passung and makung a never touched the rum basket the gurls de veloped theur technuques Out on the hard court one saw every type of gurl represented The tall slum one to get the rebounds the short petute one who can really sunk them from far out and the all round drubbler and passer were all there all workung to brung up the score As the snow melted away so dud the undoor sports dusaopear and the gurls took to th out .AAAAAJI 4 1 C I AAA-AAA-LA. Left Umm good, say those un the Play Day lunch luneup Rught l-lostesses for Bug Nune Play Day Row I A Bergsrud,J Belusle, A Koeth, B lves N Du Bous Row2 E Wager,J Prenot, D McKennon, P Phullups, D Compton Row 3 M Morse, S Scundstrom J Fruederuch Row4 M Spoag, M Wager, B Peller Page 46 -' 'fl 5' YL 'nuff i ' A 'S - sg , -wage , M591 Qi ' uf . j . g:.,945-gggp , . 4 -I 1 .':,q5.., 5 5 f H, , ,551-P ' C A -ll 'V ll .rf tl A A ,Y - 3 ,V w ' 4 A I 1 , 3 f ,, Q , , l - fl t Q , ' ' ' f v, y -Q 4 f , . X f 3 , U1 V ' ' :gre X A Q , . I ' ' ' II ' Il I ' ' ' I , . - I - ' I , . . I I I ,, . ,, , . . - - - , Q - I . N' Q Left M Morse N Mournung and A Wendt prepare for the Holuday Hop Rught Checkung results are offucuals D Mahlke B Carpenter L Seelung B Lassen doors Out on the baseball duamond were slug ger Rosue struke em out Nancy sneak to base Betsy and many more G A A gurls made work seem luke fun T rause the score un the treasurers book they sold concessuons at every game and sponsored the Chrustmas l-loluday Hop complete wuth pune boughs mustletoe and the Senuor Hugh Dance Band Then there was a uount GAA IC party and a sleugh rude topped off wuth hot dogs and cokes To handle these busuness ends and the many other fundamentals the gurls elected a councul of offucers to work wuth lvluss Vye the ever helpful advuser For theur offucers the gurls elected Kathleen Keese presudent Rosemary Lulla vuce presudent Jane Monteuth secre tary and Luculle Belusle treasurer Left Volleyball champuons Rowl M Davues C Werner J Stahmcnn M Hack B Lulla Row 2 E Wager E Schuppenhauer B Ives A Nelsestuen Rught Modern dances N DuBous N Matuas J Teska J Bean Page 47 We'H never moke it' D MCNolIy M Fishbougher L nn-Q, Belrsle J Schneuder A Mortlnson Good sporfsmonshlp Tuck n C Rohrer IS wlwof counts K, +-1 Up ond over' Poge 48 B ddmg the teom Bon Voyoge WU-F Come on Awes pm hzm These ore our ochvrhes.. The extra currncular actnvntnes an hugh school are an lm portant factor In keepnng teen agers adpusted to the task ot emocracy Through the many dxversutned organnzatuons offered thus year we were given innumerable learning to luve nn a d opportunutnes to release lndnvldual creative Capacltles and a chance to learn the sngnlflcance of competltlon and to excel or even assume leadershup un some field or other Whether we were strutting with the band un the dewy mlsts of early autumn mornlngs or utllnzung our talents In some other form of diver snon at a later hour w and that everyone belongs e all learned that everyone as Important Page 49 0 . C C I 1 A if Its the best bond Band dlrector Robert Andrus went back to work two weeks after school bells ceased to rung and listened Cool mornung aur made restless youngsters more wnllnng to practnce so bands and private lessons were scheduleo early So many buddlng musuclans became Interested that Mr Andrus found himself lost In scales and notes each day and even on Saturdays Drumbeats awakened many a famnly IH the midst of vacatnon when the band was preparlng for football season and when sensor band worked out the clever formations planned by Mr Andrus Trumpet blasts and drum beats echoed back from Jefferson Stadlum dur :ng the hour and a half of parade routine and then the band crowded unto the waltrng bus half hopnng they would be stalled somewhere and miss part of their next class Sunny days melted unto cold and frosty mornings and the clnrnax of a season filled wlth out of town traps Mr Andrus Durecto Horns Kulstofte Schnelder M Fokler Gle Potter Welty J Murtunger P l Hoffman Rohrer Bassoon Stee e Krause Trumpets Sunde Clarnnets Efeltekrgon Bauer Bass Claflnel' Albel Bonow Peterson Boumgordf F I d B th Trombones ,lol on J boboe Btliso Belvllle J Jensen OCD S Fordyce Dopke C Peterson Flutes Frollond Hogedorn F Rrebe Bowman Keller UVM?-'ZZ Left to right Row I P Rohrer, P Fordyce, H Zllllox, M Albel Row 2 T McCullough, D Welty, S Buck, N Boumgordt, D Rnhs, J Vorner, J Krouse R Glel Row 3 T Modlond, P Teegorden, J Kronung, A Bruesoth, D Schmudt, P Ryon, S Tolleson, M Ressue, P Olmsteod, E Schmudt, R Sonsollo, M Henry Row 4 J Keller, C Stonz, E Storlue, D Froulond, M Popenfuss Row 5 D Brehmer, T Beodles, K Banks, D Krockow, J Guenther, R Welty, C Guenther, D Lueck, G Frank. Page 50 ' OW' OQPFW , - fll'tll'rliiV, - J les, t five - . , , 3 , ' - 1- - v . P WW X , - 1 , , 'Always ' F . , . :mov FWF' ' A I . -. O - -P .. 3' ' . ., ' ' 2 D o PJ PD ' . . . B l . . E I C ' , - FD . ' tt BJ , I - F . ' . U7 , . ,m 3 ' -- Q- 4 - ' uv N .- ' , . . O ' 3 ' . ' C I . ' . f , , 3 - - 9, ' - ' cn . . U1 . ' l - O -h - -O' ' , ', ' , 3' N . K- ,D .. 1 .,.,,,. . . H , I U . - ' rb . . , I N LQ ' - 3 .' ' ' 3 . ' CD ' . 1 thx . . ' 'O- , . Q: ' 3 . e. . , P- in the land. alternated with home games, arrived with Homecom- ing, the biggest spectacle of all. Following close after that big day was the concert season, when symphonies replaced the discarded marches. Punctuating rehearsals, however, were jive and bop numbers for the basketball season. The punchy little pep band livened up the pep fests by playing marches and school songs, and sneaking in an occa- sional popular piece. Treating the public a little, Mr. Andrus and his new assistant, Robert Prosser, directed afternoon con- certs. Since they were less formal, the band used them as a sort of dress rehearsal for the concerts at Christ- mas and in the spring. From crew cuts to long hair in one season-- sometimes changing style within a few days-describes this talented bunch of musicians and under the guide ing hand of Mr. Andrus, they tooted right through spring festivals and contests. J. Kraning J. Varner R. Larson D. Welty T. Madland H. Zilliox McCullough Papenfuss Rihs Banks Rohrer Ryan Brehmer Schmidt Brltts Stanz Guenther Guenther Krackow Drums Beodles Storlie Teegarden Majorettes, S. Sampson, D. Gill, P. Teegarden, M. Hafner, M. Gesell, D. Jacobs. Welty Basses M. Florin R Frank Gleason Lueck Warmack Ba ritones Kane Lowe Welty Saxophones Henry Hinze Hodgins Olmstead Ressie Schmidt Sonsalla Stafne Tolleson Left to right Rowl J Murtinger M Fakler M Bowman P Steele D Jacobs Row 2 G Peterson C Pletke R Hoffman P Bauer A Welty J Jensen C Peterson Row 3 R Hinze M Hodgins B Stafne C Peterson B Sunde E Froiland A Hill D Bonow D Schneider F Riebe Row4 R Florin J Warmack J Gleason R Welty T Kane L Lowe M Britts L Belville C Hagedorn C Rohrer E Dopke Page Sl IA G. M. ' D- . K J. P. P. T. lf- . P. D. ' V R- D. ' M. ' B' c. c. T. S- E. - J. L. ' P. D. . M 3 A Rowl A Koeth C Werner M Koehler M Morse B lves J Loedlng J l-lunkuns J Powell M Munson P Steele Row 2 R Redmonn P Moorhouse J Monteuth S Sondstrom M Henry M Reps A Wendt S Buerck J Jerowsku M Albel Row 3 J Rosenberg S Stephens J Kowolczyk B Hllde J Mortln M Fsshbougher B Welty J Roetzler J Simon M Fletcher M Gesell Row4 R Gleason R Brown J Garry C Peterson B Heck E Kundt E Dockweuler G Woychek R Butt J Petters n The blending of tune lngredments to make a superuor product could be applled to W1 nona Hugh s l9DO chour The cholr s rating as one of the flnest nn the Bug Nlne was upheld agaun thus year by every performance of the one hundred and ten volce organnzatlon From Chorlsfers molce music the flyzng flngers of Jean Atwood accompa nlst to the warbllng of the music students came the evndence of the tlme and work spent to prepare for the pleaslngly colorful and ecstatlc concerts of the year Cholr members nn thenr new maroon robes lent dlgnufned and Mr PFOSSEV Choir Boord Seated J Loedung P Shugort D Comp Poge D2 ton G Petersen V Awes Standnng R Lnllo M Anderson R Butenhoff D Doun B l-leck D Mohlke J Johnson J Schneuder P Puetsch - J 1 - 1 A . - . 4 1 4 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . . . , , . , . , . . , , . , . , . , . , , , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . 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I . - 11 - 4 - 11 - rl - 1 I . , .- . . , . . . - . . . , . , . - , , , . . . . . . , r , Q Rowl A Koehler M Dockweuler M Odegaarden M Anderson P Shugart S Steiner A Mortunson R Llllo Row 2 D Compton B Sorluen A Trurnm J Schneider D Jacobs D Sweozey J Peterson F Cuemunskn P Teegarden J Swunsen Row3 J Randoll D Mahlke J Atwood A Albrecht J Johnson R Koldunsku D Doun Prondzunsku P Rohrer C Ask Row4 L Trocvnsku P Pnetsch R Butenhoff R Hedlund D Schmrdt J Koch C Peterson E Mathot R Mason their business nmpressuve atmosphere to the performances whlch they shared wlth the band and orchestra Under the leadershnp of a new director lvlr Rcbert Prosser last September s doubttu sgueaks turned lnto beautuful music that brought nostalgic t ars to the graduatung sensors All year the clock dutltully tucked away the long hours spent In pertectlng harmony tryung new songs or lmprovnng undnvldual tech nlgues Mr Prossers busy reh arsal schedule managed to keep the muslc room door un locked trrrn early morning until late at night Yet no one thought at complaining They knew they would get their reward and they dad at the beaututul tall concert at the Christmas concert and at theur own sprlng concert by looklng at the faces of their happy audlence and knowing they had don a good lob Thls year new quartets and a boys glee lub were tormed to supplement the choir and the gurls glee club Th se organnzatuons have provnded enyoyable programs tor varnous Wu nona clubs and enluvened many W l-l S audi toruum programs As a tnnls to a very su cesstul musucal sea on the chonr memb rs song to Mr Prosser ns Thanks tor the Nlemorues land for a won dertul yearl CF' Sextet members R Redmonn J osenberg J Peterson .I-.1 D Mchlke J Lo dlng and D Sweazey take p rt In e Chrlstmas program Page D 3 . . I . . ,. ' F . , . f e T- - - Il 'Il ,. , 1 s l - , . . D . .. . . ,K 1 , , T ' ' ' as - ' ' - N-I . ... - , O . , , c 1 .l . . . 1 - , . , , I 'I I . i Q . - I F , c c ., ,. D . .35 -fit- A ' QVC- 1 .. '1 '- -'sV ' ' . e . , o th Mr. Davenport, Director Tl1e orchestra displays A burst of applause, then silence as the maestro mounts the podium and the hushed audience waits, The baton descends and music floods the auditorium. The W.H.S. sym- phony orchestra, seventy students strong, is beginning another of its now famous concerts. The concerto, the march, a Strauss waltz, an excerpt from a famous opera, a popular ditty . . . the repertoire of this symphony organiza- tion was impressive in its variety and more than appeased the musical hunger of its listeners, Color in conformity with sound . , . eye appeal to satisfy the less enthusiastic music lover , , , lovely young ladies in varied pastel formals, and smartly groomed young men lent the colorful background for every per- formance. The string, brass, woodwind, and percus- sion sections, each boasted the best talent of the school and students with musical inclina- tions found sp cial pleasure and a vent for their melodious desires in the orchestra Many attained the distinction of advancing to mem bership in the City Symphony Orchestra ln addition to the concerts present d throughout the year the young rrusician Page 54 Left to right Rowl J Dsborn K Schwab J Backus L Holldav Rowl S Hanson R Brown A Ask S Len Bergsrud C Pletke R Hoffman C Peterson J Jensen A Welty R w 5 C Goodsell C McGill M V ir Seitz B Burmeister Row 6 M Bauman J Compton C Peterson J Haggard K Banks D Krackow J , . ' ' 3 en- - F f f ,C -. 'R K . i 1a i. N' f i i X1 X F ninger, Row 3: A..Benning, Stromhfier, M. Henry, H. Zillloxl P. Rlohrer. Row Buck,, R.. Olinger, -R. Harris, G ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. .o:. ,. ',,e', much versahlrfy rlched the numerous school productlons and programs wuth their versatlle performances At Commencement theur exotic rendltnon of the War March ot the Pnests marshaled the stately senlors on thenr last hugh school gourney Clumaxung the season s actlvltues the orchestra very ably represented Winona at the annual Music Festival held thas year at Red Wung Any comment on the actuvutues of thus musical group would be Incomplete wlthout glvlng well earned credlt to sts dnrector M Milton Davenport Has leadershup and untlr :ng efforts were the guldlng force which made :Jossuble the exnstence and success of thus smoothly functuonlng hugh school orchestra An accomplushment worthy of partucular men tlon was his onglnal novelty numbers whuch hnghlnghted many an enjoyable concert The business functnons of the organlzatlon were very efflclently handled by J Osborn president R Hedlund vlce president L Bel vllle secretary D Sweazey treasurer K Awes and H Walters buslness managers S l-lanson and lvl Weanmann lnbraruans and C Ask attendance taker gs J Osborn concert master Left to nght Rowl R Hedlund L Belvulle M Gesell J Sumon Row2 J Murtnnger M Bowman P Steele N Mournung F Stever C Ask J Lockore Row 3 E Dopke C Hagedorn B Sunde D Jacobs M Hubof B Welty Row 4 A Ellnson E Goetzman M Stuhr H Hoffmaster Row 5 D Eunhorn R Hoffmaster R Boardman G Cady, H Wolters K Awes Page 55 I. C. girls follow the The Inner Circle is not what the name im- plies, but really a big circle whose radii touch the school and surrounding community and extend even as far as Europe From the very first day of school at W I-I S the warmth and service of Inner Circle is felt by all girls The sophs w re especially thankful for I C help during those trying first weeks at school Being very confused in their big new world at high school they valued the letters from their Big Sisters assuring them of a helping hand with any problem from finding an unfamiliar room to opening those tricky lockers W :le girls were grateful for IC he community also shared in its service for it was girls with their I C badges who worked at the Crippled Childrens Clinic and the all important blood bank The emblematic blue and silver circle badge was a symbol of ser vice all through the year for girls wearing these badges received the parents on Parents Night and directed them to the respective rooms while still others worked as pages and ushers during the S E M E A Convention and also on teachers workshop day Realizing that nothing should be all work and no play a number of successful parties furnished fun and recreation for all the girl at W H S Even the girls who left at 4 OO on buses had a successful noon party One annual event that stands out is the party which was given with a sister organization G A A Like any successful organization l C had its active planning body a council made up of three representatives from each homeroom plus hold over members Once a month at an I C Council supper meeting was accom X Frie R Lillo M I-lodgins R Redmonn Ask Standing P Bouer P Cisewski M Pletke M Seibert J Monteith 11' Big Sister M Kilion helps newcomer C Glounert with o stubborn locker com Poges R Bublitz B Huntley ond T Prondzinski give bewildered porents o bit of instruction The troditionol Mother ond Daughter teo Mrs Kilion M IIOI'1 J Monteith on C s lservingi Page 56 2 ' . ' I I ir. A , A V . f I , .A ' , . , 'I '2 I . ' A V , , ' 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' I A! . I . , S S 5 I . ' , ' ' ' X . I . n , , . . I ' - i . - - 1 T . N T Service Committee reviews its projects. Seated: ,- r , I . . . , M. . . . v , - , C. ' . ' : , , . ' ', . , I I I '. I i s C , , E . X 4, i , . , 5 jx. C 1 ' .1 wxg 7 ' ',1L7 ,I If I '21 KT I I , , . , , . I , - . . I ' .X T J . A , . , . I I 1, M , . KI , , ' , d . A k I motto, Do for others plnshed the necessary plannang tor the next month s actlvntues Before that eagerly awaited Chrnstmas va catlon IC cheered up the halls wnth clever decorations and also saw that the tradltlona' Chrnstmas tree was standlnq nn all nts splendor The IC Councll gave a Chrnstmas party for under prnvnleged children It was as bug a joy to the gurls as to the wlde eyed chnldren who got theur gutts and treats from Santa Claus Under the leadershnp of Rose Mary Lnlla and Mary I-Ioclguns IC gurls partucupated en thuslastlcally nn drlves for money and clothunq for the Wlnona Good Fellows and two CARE packages The Newsletter was both a means of comnaunncatuon and an lnterestnng sum mary of everythung I C gurls had been donng Edlted by Lynn Belvnlle and her committee the Newsletter served a real purpose IH this large organnzatlon Probably the sensor gurls reallzed more than anyone else that I C would not be I C wlthout Mrs Boyd If ut had not been for her loyal and unseltlsh service the radu of thus cnrcle would not have stretched halt as far After three years of work and service Rec ognltnon Day arrlved and sensors were honored for theur servrces large or small Those whc had worked especlally hard could proudly wear the ribbons of honor some wnth an added W sngnntyung outstandlng and consistent service A Ilttle later actlvel C membershup banquet Who can ever forget that flnal thrlll Ing breathless moment when It was learned who had been chosen to receive that coveted award the Inner Circle rung' Actlvltv Room hostesses J Chupnto P Phllrpps V Cuemmsku M Hock P Woes M Spoog E Bolch D Strupp B McDomels 'X A Mortmson M Henry ond N Mothlos are busy with the trodltaonol Chrlstrnos tree councul members moke friends with new mem bers at the flrst supper meeting K Klnzle looks on os Santo gets all the ottentlon Page 57 u H 'T , . . . , . . I g . - ' . . . I , . , . . I I ' I 11 11 - - - I- - rl . . . . , . . ended in a Dreamer's Holiday , the I. C. . , y I . r ' x cf, ,y V 5 lb ., gl f - , If P5 i-Q. 'U - Y '- ?f' 4' it L' , . I' v T 5 I ,,,r- ' ' ' ' ' ' ' .,.OId Page wl J ee Q Cawadlnl J Krause J Tcde vwal'l P De-Cl er Row2 J Chuplfa N Wondrow P Rolbleckl vu Prr-no F Clernlnskl A Albrec T R w Monfeutlfm E Dheun J Laelwmann G Cady B Welty B Lullc C Ronnenberg Row 4 N Mourning B Sunde D Brehmer D Malnlke M Pletke D Clauson R Bublutz A Trumm Council Members ournnen C Ask J Schnelder M Frle A mmm Cady and M Burke Check duties wnfn Mrs Bovd alvuser ow I G Luhmann C Ask Teeqarcien M v fra P F e R w 2 M l-lu of Daan I Radecne M l-lodguns L Vrestenz E Sclmuppenlwauer B Roth Row 3 P Steele J Atwood J Scnnelder B Brennan M Burke L Douglas M Anderson I. Redmonn Row 4 M Botnen P Bauer M F1 hbouglaer J Palwnke E Wager K Klnzse P Knopp T Prondznnskn 5-4 D? -A91 lv L.. pl r........ '........ iv' 'hf r Rowl P Bouer D Brown D Sweozey M Flshbaugher J Peterson Row 2 J Morris V Cuernunskl N MCL on J Sheehwn C Werner T Govones Hr News Sfoff Just as the housewlfe selects the freshest best and most wholesome foods from the market to be served In delectable form to her famlly so do the m mb rs of the lournallsm class choose the more nnterestlng phases of school Ilfe to pre sent to the readers of the Hn News Mass Daleys second hour journalasrn class spends long hours gathermg news wratmg articles typung them and run nnng off the near four hundred coples of the paper that students recenve bl weekly Squeak s Scrlbblungs and a sports section are featured IH most of the Issues along wnth the news of the musuc depart ment class plays speech work and unusual student accomplishments Miss Doley g ves M Flsh bougher o few tap on com posing heods X X. C Werner ond D Brown T Goyones ond J Shee toke core of the lost step an J Morrls ond V Cuemnnskr run off the poper hon ore off to gother 0 gettung out the poper sports scoop P + if I, . 2 5 l',ktl'g5fA'. , . ftrzll! 1 .1 I . .T Avy l gl 1 3 Q- It , , 3 - . J 4 3 . III-. J - Q .,,,. I fx 5 1 Ati I.. 7 AV Nw , - 3 I ' e e ' ' . I . . . . , . ' . K I X I I I - l I I . gg 6 i . x. , I I V, l l 1 Page 59 A. 1.4 WLXJ EdrtorloISt:1ff Seated C Ask J Loedrng S Stephens M Morse J Seelrng P Fordyce Rowl M Verr M B Peller L Hoeuser M Cole P Steele D McNally L Belvrlle J Rosenberg P Rohrer Row 3 M Hodgnns B Sfofne B Hnlde M Mottnson M Fsshbougner A Trumm A Mortmson D Compton Row4 D Mchlke N McLeon A Chrustensen M Fawcett J Rrchrncn J Johnson M Gesell P Bouer J Rondo!! Annuof Fever xx f'x Busmess Staff Seated D Compton, B Peller, Mr Pust, odvrser, V Pohnke, L Belvrlle Standmg A Welty, J Boumonn, J Morrrs, A Chrustensen, E Dofkweuler, F Brrnk, A Mortlnson Page 60 , K V! K V . F P I 7 V J V ' 1.1, A r k '-' I A ' 'A J W' - L ' 4 . M, ' A I 'M ' Y 1 1 vu' ' I K ' A . J J e I T 1 J , , Ar k .. C Us N A it ,lr :IV I Czopiewski, C. Werner, A. Wenndt, lfeegorden, Sondatrom, -D. Dou'n,.D. GiII,IJ..KowoIczSfk, C, Lewis. Roe: 2: SPR-li, J' or I .2 'C . - ' s n .-.iw Radnograph Board combnnes cokes cookles and concentratron D Sweazey M Henry H Zullnox R Brown M Wager G Cady R Butenhoff K Keese J Atwood B McDanuels Spurred on by the deslre to produce a book whxch would gnve an accurate plcture of the teen ager at the turn of the half century the newly organized staff pooled Ideas to achueve thus Qoal Early ln the fall the enthuslastlc but lnex perrenced members started a vlgorous cam palgn to rarse funds for the heavy cost of engravnngs The furst undertaklng was spon sorung the rolllckmg movue Father Was a Fullback Next the responsubnlltres of the Homecomlng dance were taken over whlch realrzed almost S100 toward the cost of pro ductlon besldes provldlng a fune tame to all partlclpants lt drdn t take long to learn that abrluty to manufacture time yuggle words and the patnence of Job all are necessary assets as lay outs dummaes and copy became part of each staff members vocabulary Tume was bud geted and schedules arranged to make room for the many hours dedlcated to the varuous assugnments When the book funally went to the printers a vacant spot was left ln our schedule and we had a llttle too much extra trme to whale away but the staff as especrally grateful for the skillful guldance of Mrs Hunter advrser and all others who In one way or another helped to produce thus l95O yearbook 1. YIIG k y ' guys, if 'Qui Responsnbllnty for perfect pnctures rests wuth Smrles of approval over the sensor sectlon come from Mlss Bloom R Butenhoff R Odegaarden and M Wager Mrs Hunter and K Keese J Johnson Page 6l . .di Electron Seated D Klnstler Student Council Standing M Wullnom ond R Hedlund R w I K Keese M Renk V Awes P Pnetsch G Cody Row 2 D Wolker P Rohrer A Trnmm M Burke M Henry Hooke Row 3 K z M Dovles R Buten hoff J Osborn R Redmonn Committee McLean D Breltborth Kroge V Clemlnskl Brown M Fowcett Strommer Standmg o guns M Henry Dockweuler J Rondoll P Bouer R Redmonn J At wood P Rohrer L Belvllle rs oyd o vs Tschumper ln response to popular demand for a stu dent governing body the Student Councnl a llnk between student body and faculty was organized thus year Members were class off: cers and office holders an varnous other organlzatlons Having no establnshed prece dent to follow the council chose to move wuth cautnon and postponed untll some future tlme the wrltnng of nts constatutnon Much of thus years performance was on a somewhat experlmental basls but It undertook the very commendable project of dustrlbutnng Christ mas gifts to underprivileged children at a special audltorlum program and representa trves of the organlzatlon attended the Bug Nine Student Councnl conventuon held at Northfield Poge 62 Exclted voices came from Room 262 when a group of students were shufflnng small white pieces of paper The occasion was the tabulatlon of class electlon results the excnt :ng flnvsh to a task nnvolvlng many duties luke the dull routune of checking petltlons and pre parlng and collectnng boxes and ballots ln the Interest of speed all ballots are quadrlsected so that votes for each offuce may be qulckly counted The hardest thang of all for the count ers ns the demand of their adviser Mrs Boyd that the outcome remaln a deep dark secret untll the offlce has recenved offlclal notice of the wlnnahs Thus year not one secret leaked out as the committee of eughteen conducted the electlons , ,f-f4---- T o T To .'! X, I '14, 3. , . . ' : r. s A V . . o : , . ff - 1 ' Y if l l l - I P. . : . Kun- ie, . ' , . - . . , - . , . O , f 3 J ' s ,Q'1 4 -- 4 . Q . : . ' , N. 4 t , . , S. , , , R. , . , L. . ' : M. Hd' , . , M. , . , . - , - l . . M . B , d ser, D. I I I , . D . ' . - I - I . . I . . , . . . . . , I I ' ' ' .I . I D A . . - . - I ' I . . . I .T ll ' II ' Library Almost every vocation, trade and profes- sion boasts of its assistants and the value of their affiliation is never doubted. The library and office boasted assistants whose contribu- tions, unnoticed at times, stamped them as indispensable. The many detailed duties which demanded prompt, efficient execution . . . the varied wants and needs of faculty and student body . . . these must often have gone unan- swered but for the ready response of these two assistant groups. Not an absence slip was lost . . . every message reached its goal . . . no notice sent out ever failed of delivery. The office assist- ants, under the guidance of Miss Pallas, always delivered the mail. Their motto, At your beck and call. Always cognizant of the demands on a library by large student and faculty needs, the addition of these assistants to Miss Garrigan's library staff guaranteed a service which would have been impossible without their willing, unselfish cooperation. Assistants Seated F Brink B Roth cvies Cur is Office Asslsfonfs Row I A Albrecht S Ackerman C Glounert D Kinstler Row 2 L Greer M Frie J Loeding M Hu R w 3 M Co Todewold D Larson Row 4 A Mclrtinson M Czo piewski L Hoeuser J Koch Row 5 R Modleski J Flor in H Polochek Dhein Standmg P Fl n :gon S Stephens B B en non M Weinmonn R arros Wocholz Krage M Cole J Covodini B Lillo M Pletke J Rod sek L Liberci P McQueen Page 63 Rowl Mrs Keese advuser R Maas D Olson B Wedge N Matlas N Smxth J Brown Row Z S Sampson J Hunkms B Statne W Koehler P Flanrgan B Moore J Belusle Row 3 D Habeck J Krage B Bening J Stuff M Hodgms P Rohrer l Roemer Row 4 L Lowe D Fenner R Odegaarden L Brown L Olson M Nladewltz P Phullps D Fritz Future Homemalcers of America The F H A had a banner year under the able leadershup of Mrs Keese and ottrcers Patrucua Thuele Audrey Overland Dons Mae Fritz Marlon Wadewltz June Belnsle and Nancy Du Boas plus the ardent lnterest of the sixty one members The local chapter has as its motto Toward New Horizons and Its colors are red and whute Work centers around prolects to lmprove home lnfe Some of the other proyects they have undertaken are a Chrnstmas party for the F F A boys at whuch they displayed their culinary abllutles clothnng for the Good Fel lows druve and the sale of cards to ranse money for the club treasury sg Page 64 Row I P Junghans M Whetstone J Prenot M Hack C Dobrunz E Ph l lpps C Glaunert Row 2 Grant D Phnlnpps ergsrud P T lee Hundt F Brunk M Marou shek Row 3 A Overland F t E Fntz B An er son A Koehler N DuBo1s S Daniels Row 4 D Brent rth S Ka una J Ke Larson M Seubert Wager H Page J Drexel ow I Phrlnp s VJ Rowl E Storlue R Kauphusman G Plnnskn T Norton B Long H Page N Motuas Row2 N Smlth P Moorhouse J Hunkuns E Schuppenhauer L Vuestenz A Brxesa R Gel H Neumann P Cooper Row3 A Lewls B Luehmonn S Sampson N Wondrow J Murtlnger J Ensrud K Banks F Rlebe M Bowman Row 4 K Klndt D Schade P Meunka M Ruggs E Balch J Mover D Krackow J Krause A Albrecht Row 5 B Odegaard E Albert L Stanlslowskl D Fenner P Waas M Pletke B Sunde M Brxtts M Davles Something for flwe Girls A new club whuch took up the subject of good groomung a topic that IS always of unter est to any group of gurls was started thus year by Mlss Barr lts atm was to guve the nunety two members a few tups on how to umprove on Mother Nature They held dnscusslons on how to do a professnonal job of make up apDln cation how to make an average head of hanr lnve up to the nam of crownlng glory and how to hide fugure faults and bring out good points The gurls learned many thlngs at the club m etnngs and ha made practncal apolncatuon of tnear knowledge Sondstede N DuBous P Junghans M Fletcher C Glaunert M Maroushek Row2 B Hornberg E Ja cobs S Krage A Bergsrud E Phlllpps S Ackerman M Glidden L Brown Row 3 C Peterson V Pahnke J Kaslo D Curtis S Boyce Moore D Nielsen Henderson Row 4 L Olson I Roemer J Frlederuch L Haeuser J Martnn R Peter man B Celnus A Overland Row 5 M Dockweuler D Frle N Mournlng D Breh mer T Banuckl M Kobler D Fenner L Mrozek P Meyers 415' Page 65 I -,. - , .. 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MP' Seated M Koehler J Montelth B Hulde J Atwood S Sondstrom B Welty Rowl D Do n P Steele D Olson Mass Doley odvlser P Teegorden S Stenner Row 2 J Schnelder S Stephens P Olmsteod A Wendt J Powell M l-lock S Donnel B Anderson E Dheun Row 3 M Mottuson P Bouer P Thompson M Fnshbougher C Kolser J Kowolczyk A Trumm D McNolly Row 4 N McLeon A Mortunson E Dopke W Koehler C Werner P Bormon L Chuchno When one thlnks of brndge he usually thinks of poker faced women at thelr week ly hen party But not at W H S On club days the llbrary resembled a mass Card party where about forty gurls met determsned t learn the art of playing brudge Mass Daley taught them all the fundamentals about Tl1ey re snop ltoppy atch the blrdxe phrase famllnar to all members of the Camera Club thus year where Miss Bloom shared her knowledge and photographlc trannung wnth all these adept amateur photographers The club held a photo contest which was open to everyone nn school wlth prnzes being award ed to the wnnners Using flood lnghts and taking flash plctures and outdoor candlds hlghlnght ed the Year s work along wlth developing and enlarging neg atuves Interest ran hugh among members because of the hobby value of photography and the possrblluty of nts developung In to a real vocatlon later on trump dummnes budding and scornng and many tough interesting games followed The responslbulltaes of host and hostess were ro tated and after a splrlted game every other week club members ended the year as real card sharks Rowl Mnss Bloom odvuser H Mueller D Breutborth Fordyce A Neltzke Row 2 R Odegoorden R Wlldgrube M Sen bert V Cnemnnskn W l-lodguns W Storlne Poge 66 Q s n ,IK 1 H .,, f , I . : . , . , . , . , . , . . : . u, - - - , 1 1 - f - - 3 - 1 - I c ' - . , . , . . - , . .,, . . . , . , , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . . 1 1 1 1 - 11 11 - A I 11 H ' T ' ' ' 1 . , O , 1 11 11 1 n HW - - H - ' IS a ' ' .M - ' -1- ' .5 , f 9 ' 'C' . , A 'ti' I I ,.,.. x s . , J , , : , , . , . , P . . . 1 , , . , . - , . , . , . . Craftsmen are enthusiastic. l A ' hi M4 Rowl K Beeman A Johnson L Belusle Row 2 R Speltz M Whetstone J Stuff H Harlos P Flanugan C Dobrunz J Gady Row 3 R Bergan J Drexel M Cole T McLean B Wedge B Lassen J Nuemeyer Row 4 P Knapp W Laak R Zuebell G Acheff H Baker K Keuper L Lawrenz T Drazkowsku Under the expert supervusuon of Mr for the varued unterests of the energetuc group Brandt a lumuted number of ambutuous stu dents who were especually unterested un work I ggsrfgsh Hrggrjrndsvfggjggfsfqghe grzahngtiatf prouects enthusuasm ranked hugh Members keene Cement puashc Casts block pr,mu,,.,g found themselves anxuously awautung the next and basket weavung afforded suffucuent outlets meetung to compare results of theur handuwork As the weeks passed and remarkable progress became notuceable un seemungly umpossuble Crochehng us fun Basuc stutches whurled un the Crochet Club members heads and came out un the form of baby muttens doulues pot hold ers or edgungs for handker chuefs ln the begunnung the gurls often grutted theur teeth M and unraveled the work they had struggled so long and so hard to accomplush but cheer ful Muss Mulyck offered e couragement wherever needed and she made the gurls thor oughly enuoy the bu weekly meetungs Startung the year wuth very Iuttle knowledge of the art the members developed an under standung of a profutable pas tume that was fun too Rowl D Sweazey B Roth H Grant M Kuluan P Rohrer C Nuemeyer Muss Mulyck advuser Row2 B Peller F Harder J Radsek D Larson E Frutz Page 67 . l A .. 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Y af' Seated G Luhmann D Brand D McKennon P Phullps Standmg A Koeth M Bnttner M Hubot B Stafne J Loedtng B Sorllen C Ronnenberg J Rosenberg Mr Kolvumaku adviser Seated J Kukowsk: J Borman Rowl L Thomas, E Roffler R Maas P Decker, M Gates, Mlss Lello, adviser Row2 L Seelung, C McGuIl1 M McNally, B Ives J Woos, M Brown Row 3 L Llbera, J Schnelder, B Carpenter, B Blagsvedt, R Odegaarden, B Lulla Row 4 P Knopp, E Wager, J McGunms, D Pulen, J Fort, C Werner Page 68 On stage' A newcomer to the club roster thus year was the One Act Play Club Its purpose to produce one act plays for audntornum pro grams speech contests and other such events saw fulfillment In a program desngned to uncover the latent talents of many students Membershlp nn the club was gauned on a selectave basis and applucants were requsred to dem onstrate theur talents and abll :tres Under the actlve leadershlp of Mr Kolvumakl members par tnclpated nn all phases of drama stage drrectlon pantomime facual expresslon and unterpreta tlon The club made great strndes on nts achuevements wuth justlfl able pride Stars of Tomorrow Gay and serlous moments of drama were seen during the meetings of the struct ly for sophomores club as varlous phases of acting were rnvestugated by nts m e m b e r s Pantomumes, scenes from popular plays and tape recordungs were on the agenda for the year Some tnme was spent collaboratnng on skits and thus contributed to wrltnng experience whnch went along with the actnve experaence that the students gathered throughout the year at thenr meetings Short plays and ln duvudual readings were also given before the club body ' . U NL' fr , h 1. ' - K. . . 'v 1-,-, 4 I 1 'K -J ' . N Q. 3 it ' ' . . 1 N ' 1 I' , ' . . , A ., , 3 ,t v l , . . wt N , - ! Q , v'f l ,,.,-f' Y U I ' ' . - X NI!-,CA fl V J , ' l lf ' N a A Q 2 M A ' x QS ' :v ft - . . . ' ' , ' , i st . 1, A X . . - ' nf' ' ' - 5 ' A , . - Q ,.- my . A l l' 5, . . , ,We P. A in its first year and can look back . A ,S J -f 'N - ' . . . . . . x M , .. D - : . . , , . , . ' i . 19' Q I, fx 4 A - A L I3 Q A ' iffl - ff - - Ex - - ll A Q' WI 5 . s All f, A , 1 7 -Y ' so ' - f ' , 5,2 U l . . ,fr ,- r D D ri 4 ' . I! 1 . . . Batter Beoters Under the capable supervision of Mrs Keese and Mlss Benzue our most masculnne representa tnves banded together to pursue one of the funer arts namely cooking Thelr knowledge grew by leaps and bounds Half back Gordy Busducker wall no doubt please some lucky gal with has cnnnamon rolls and Don Trannor and Mark Them when not splash ang nn the pool may be found wading through a bowl of batter All ln all It was a very successful Club year for these boys Don t let them fool you by wearing a football unlform or by carrying a baseball bat Each one of them would feel lust as comfortable un an apron Tickets, pleose May l show you to a seat? was the phrase used by the frnendly ushers to greet the crowds of people at programs put on by both the school and the commun :ty Supervased by Mr Zul lnox adviser and Mary Ann Henry captain the large squad trained In neatness and efficiency proved that they could stull smule even when the crowds got thicker and the seats harder to fund The year was a busy one and both ushers and ticket tak ers were rewarded by seeing some very worthwhnle plays and concerts Demonstrating Mass Benzre odvaser Row I M Them R Hnlden G Busdlcker D Trolnor Row2 J Jensen L Kllstofte K Schwab J McCue Row 3 R Osborne J Koch G Clsewskn D Znll C Steunke W Koehler Row I J Chupsto J Todewold P Teegorden J Loedmg M Frue Row2 H Zulllox A Mortlnson E Dopke P Rohrer B Lassen R Bublltz M Henry E Dheln Row3 C McGull F Rlebe D Doun C Ronnenberg T Prondzlnskl M Hodguns P Steele J Rosenberg Row 4 P Bauer A Nelsestuen M Cole J Mur tnnger R Brown E Bolch P Woos B Brennon G Cody Row 5 M Fushbougher K Knnzne M Mottnson Mr Zrlluox odvuser T McConnon M Woger M Gesell J Schneuder Page 69 . V X ' . ' sf I 11 11 - - - A X - . , . 1 ' I - ' Rf J ' ' Y 1 1 . l . T 1. I - I A' 1 ' ' ' . ' . : .' ' , . . . , A . 2 . , . , . y , ' .,.,.' ' . ' A 1 ' fffoifr f . , U ' My ll ' H ' - ' - fr 2 ' ' . , '- 1 tif ' W, , - ,na H Vi .If 4 3 . - . v I 1 1 J . 4 ' I I .4 ' . . is ya , it . 1 ' 1 1 'J , Q M- . t ,Q 'l y - 2 -I ' . - . - , - ' , . ' . : . . I ' I A ' I ' I ' U ' I ' y - Q, A - . -y . - U I . V - . . . : . ' , . - . . , . , , . , , , , y Seated R Lulla R Redmonn Row'l D Strupp J Seelung E Froslond Clvll Service Lookung toward the future a group of eager students or ganuzed the Cnvnl Service Club to acquannt themselves with the many opportunutnes avaul able nn government employ ment The nmmednate oblectnve of the group was to attain top profncaency In the stenographuc treld and thus created an at mosphere ot determined actnv :ty The staccato cluck of the typewriter keys the clang of bells and the metallic clank as carriages were slammed back unto posntuon exhlbnted the sntense spnrut of competltson whrch was present at each ses suon Under the guidance of Mass Everson typing and short hand as applied to the Clvnl Senvuce tests were exploited to their fullest M Nlclfelson Row 2 A Vnestenz B Huntley M l-lodglns D Klnstler Mass Everson odvuser Row 3 L Lowe J Randall D Mohlke B Brennan D Compton C Goodsell Boys Glee Club Sparked by a deep nnterest In vocal musnc W H S boasted for the fnrst tlme In years a Glee Club consisting exclu savely ot the harmonnous voice cf young men In tne words of the director Mr Prosser that musical organlzatsons should be run along democratic lanes the club followed the polucy of glvnng members an opportunity to express their washes through a board elected by them which chose appropriate selec tions tor the varnous programs ln addntnon to musuc the club also served as a social organ nzatuon which held partnes and other social events Page 70 Rowl R Brown V Awes G Petersen Mr Prosser advuser Row2 R Gleason J Garry A Albrecht J Johnson Row 3 D Welty E Dockweuler C Peterson A Welty Row 4 D Schmudt R Butenhoff P Pnetsch P Buckford ' lu 0 I AX' - , .at .. -4-. 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Composed exclusively of the gallant sex the SOO Club proved highly successful in ts inaugural year The boys look ed forward not only to the in tellectual side of life but were concerned with bulldlng theur social graces The bidding at times became heated as the aces kings queens and lacks took or lost their tricks and concentration with emotional outbursts commonly ruled the a Under the watchful eye of Mr Stephens adviser club members progressed rapidly each striving to become the SOO wizard of the year Knowledge gained at these meetings also afforded the boys one of the finest forms of relaxation and entertaln ment for after school leisure time xv Seated D Stehn D Tschumper R Popenfuss D Thompson Rowl M Ronge R Alb echt L Homes J Bormon M Stephens adviser Row 2 G Dobrunz W Multhoup C Rodechel T Lester E Christensen Row 3 J Smes W Showley S Nogle V Look L Diekroger W Hoge H Wolters Seated: D. Sweozey, E. Mothot, M. Gesell, A. Welty. Standing: B. Heck, P. Hooke, Mr. Stephens, odviser, P. Bickford, P. Pietsch. Debofers We of the affirmative feel differently about this issue and my colleague will go on to show vou our reason .... Thus this years question Resolved: That the president of the United States be elect- ed by a direct vote of the people unfolded to the mem- bers of the debate squad. Un- der the capable guidance of Charles D. Stephens, the team again copped the regional tournament title with four wins and no losses. Winona participated in three other tournaments held throughout the year, namely, Northfield, South St. Paul, and the State tournament held at Vocational High School in Minneapolis. Page 7l x L Seated M Ressue L Przy bylskl Rowl A Mortlnson Covodlnl P Rolbueckl Cherln B Watt Row2 P Von Glider J Kroge M Lockwood M Odegoorden L Dovls Row 3 J Olson L Morey L Reese P Bening L Douglos Row 4 Kobler M Bothen Gesell Mass Spreutzer odvlser J Pohnke L Spoog w I Chuplto Henry Mrs Hunter odvlser M Spoog M Frle Row 2 A Llvlngston B Mortlmer A Koehler B Benlng J Tode wod Row 3 V Josmer N LeBeou A Christensen Knitting IS their hobby On every club day a Certain group of ambltlous gurls all begnnners would gather In Room lOl to lcarn the art of knitting Tongue nn cheek they struggled through the knut two purl two stage and some eventually followed regular patterns Under the patient sup rvnslon of Mass Sprentzer the club kept chatternng at a mnnlmum and members really felt they had accomplnshed somethlng worth whsle By the end of the year souares a scarf or two and even a few paurs of mittens had been completed, These girls thought envi- Page 72 ously about Room 26l where a brave group of nndlvlduals the advanced knltters trned out trncky arqyl socks or sat lost nn a maze of some lntrlcate cable stitch Under the capable dnrectlon of Mrs Hunter the advanced knltters were able to exhrblt some almost professional looking hand work After a year of clicking needles and of course flylng tongues many proudly added a sweater socks or some mlttens to their grow ing wardrobe of hand-knit garments. United Notions SEMA F Luehmon J Kropp H Polochek J Leothers J Losko Miss Hillyer odyiser L Henry The United Nations Club under the direc tion of Miss Hillyer enjoyed themselves in some interesting activities during the past year The most important proiect of the group was preparation for a test sponsored by the UN for students throughout the United States Members devoted two months to this There was much talking and studying about important matters that were confronting the world organization and the future of the peace movement was discussed along with the view ing of slide films which pertained to the U N Officers were Herbert Polachek president John Leathers vice president and Fern Lueh man secretary treasurer Reelers Row I: J. Duerwochter, L. Greenwood, N. Beckmon, E. Moos, Organized under Mr Mc Grath for the purpose of pro viding skillful motion picture proiectionists for the various teachers in high school, mem bers of the club not only learn ed to operate projectors, but enjoyed previewing films and learning the sources of them. Movies which were both educational and entertaining were always a welcome change from regular class routine and students hastened to the audi- torium on those days where in the darkened room, an awed hush swept over the group as minds slipped off to distant and enchanting places. R. Wolters, W. Husmon. Row 2: E. Chodbourn, J. Swedberg, C. Anderson, E. Hensel, K. Molenke, L. Wryczo. Row 3: W. Heyer, R. Lovos, L. Hercld, J. Foir, R. Koldunski. Row 4: D. Bonow, R. Llewellyn, B. Bouer, R. Butt, G. McElmury, G. Robb. Poge 73 Seated J Peterson D Woolley Row'l B Smuth R Johns D l-lobeck D H beck Mass Voelker odvuser Row Z K Stonek M Popenfuss N Steve J Keller Row 3 A Nelsestuen A Good sell B Knlonowucz J Jereczek E Schmndt Cuplcl s Helpers Archery the ancient sport nn modern dress, found Its way unto our school thus year The twang of the bowstrnng e soft whnr of the feathered ar row as ut sped through the anr sore fnng rs chafed wrists and rnexperlenced but eager begnnners learned the art the hard way lt looked so easy at flrst but many a well meant arrow went unto the od before the target was punc tured wlth any degree of con ssstency Not every member of the club us ready for the deer hunt, but each has a number of bull's eyes under has belt, a trubute to the effort and lead ershrp of Mr Tyler Page 74 Clwormers Personality that elusive commoduty which some of us have In such bub blung abundance and more of us have nn lust what seems to be the leftovers was explained and duscussed by Per sonaluty Club members and the club s adviser Mass Voelker She realnzed that personal appearance and good grooming has much to do wlth per sonaluty development and passed on her knowledge so that the snxteen memb rs of her club could benefl from at Talks on groomnng were arranged at a local beauty school with tlps on halr styling care of hands and nauls and all for self assurance Other meetlngs In cluded panels on home problems dns cusslon of proper etiquette of eatang and servnng meals and a tea to make practical application of what they had learned Row I B Bearwold, R Eder, W Flscher, D Wroblewsko, J Ambuhl Row 2 Mr Tyler, adviser, G Strelow, L Domboch, D Moldenhauer, R Jondt Row 3 R Kundt, G Ehlers, L Troclnskl, R Lorson, G Babcock, J Carson 5 ., 6 ,fe df, 3 - 9 ' . I . . Ot C' I l - I , K Tn' ' . I .. 1. A C J b ,' W, - C - ,Iseli s J .1 7 3 't .71 an K ' U A M Wif If A I I I I ' J' W for the rest of the necessltles that make V I - 5 T -N l , . , . Q , ' Q ' '. ' :' . A I ' - 1 y A - J 'l I , . Q ' , ,, ' 3 ' . . . th ' ' o . .. U . . . Q 9 I 1 S - , Checlcmafes This year the veteran war gods were thoroughly surprised to find seven feminine faces among the novices at the initial meeting of the Chess Club They soon discovered however that beauty and brains can go hand in hand when the lassies displayed unusual talent in this most intricate land sup posedly masculinel game Efforts were made at the beginning of the year by Mr Zilliox to supervise the opposing forces of miniature warfare until the moves and tricks were known to the mayority participating in the mental battles A5 the players progressed in the art of strategy less and less Checkmate reechoed throughout ral Room 253 To make competition even 1 keener a win loss chart was then con structed to record the results of the games in the tournament which deter n'-:ned the chess champ l Seated G Brueske J Ciszak Rowl Mr Zilliox adviser M Morse Row 2 W Wohlert M Hafner C Ask J Simon Row 3 J Mann S Tolleson J Schoonover G Stanek D Krause Row4 R Morcomb E Davies D Porter J Brown E Mathot G Frank A Future G I 5 The Military Information interest to the group of young men fortunate enough to have availed themselves of mem bership in its ranks Highly re strictive in its membership re ciuirements enrollment was limited to senior boys of I7 and over Details pertaining to life in military service the rigid requirements and qualifications for entry into certain branches Morse code ship identification time and semaphore signalling were among the numerous sublects covered Mr lndall supervisor and adviser to the club added a realistic touch to many of the sessions with his vivid por trayal of his own personal Row2 Mr lndall adviser N Holst D Fitzgerald Row 3 L Strommer experlences whlle a member of T Mcgonnon F Memes the military service Seated J Richman J Sulack Rowl R Prosser A Lennie R Magin Page 75 , , l l ' 1 I 1 .2 ' ' ' U . 1 Qjl . -3' ' , A 5 . . .V V . . . . Q g ' -' . I l t I U l n J ' . , , . K Q . . . . . . Q r T C 2 . I L. u , - ft. . 3 I X r ll ll '- I - - , ' ll ll - : . , . ' . : . ' ' , ' , if ' , l Club proved of much value and t utr.: B l 4 h . L , ' A , I - Q - . - . ., . I . I. - , . . , f : . ' ., . . g . , . ' , . ' . - . : . , , . , . . : . , . . , . , . . - Riflemen The sharp bark of the rifle . . . the acrid smell of burned powder . . . empty cartridges strewn on the floor . . . these created the atmosphere of the Rifle Club. The .22 caliber, favorite of both young and old ln the field and on the range provaded nnany excntung mo ments Most of the members who entered the club as dubs tnnlshed as marksmen under the expert gundance and structuon of Mr Chrlstenson Long hours of patient practnce pard off un duvldends of enjoy ment and thrllls Seated T McCullough D Brown M Fawcett J Osborn Standing Mr Chrustenson advuser E Norman R Reed L Conway R Stevens F Perry J Baumann J Flornn FFA Varued agrucultural proyects and contests composed the mam busnness on the F F A Club s calendar durung the past year Efforts were made by Mr Luehr and the club s oth cers to fulfill the alms of the club namely to bring to students majoring nn vocatuonal agrl culture opportunltles to develop agricultural leadership cooperation and cutnzenshnp At the weekly meetings of the club discus suons of current problems were the featured attractlons The raprdly expandung club started nts actlvltles early ln the fall by taking an actlv part In local distract state and natlonal meet lngs Melvin Horman and Elroy Gaedy were chosen as dlstrnct delegates to attend the Na tlonal Conventlon nn Kansas Cnty Mnssouru Members entered theur varlous products In dairy general livestock crops and meat judg :ng contests Row I N Grossell D Sperbeck reporter R Walters A Stue L Campbell Row 2 Mr Luehr advnser E Goedy A Fnnander R Eder M Horman J Gady B Bearwald Row3 K Rlce E Chad bourn treasurer A Borum E Aldnnger G Burgmener N Sebo D Thompson vuce presudent Row 4 D Moldenhouer W Heyer L Papenfuss E Cl-mstensen H Horlos D Brentbarth L Homes Row 5 G Dobrunz G Robb W Shawley L Trocunskn L Dnekrager secretory R Jacob presndent J Carson A Albrecht Page 76 5, ei I . 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I . , . - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 f 1 ' - 3 - 1 - v - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 Proucl weorers of the Row I T McCullough R Hicks D Stehn G Brue ke P Hook J Koch H Polachek D Zlll G Busdlcker Row2 L Knlstofte M Thenn G Bathen J Pfeiffer R Rchter D Trannor J Burgoyne J Sheehan J Whutten Row 3 R Papenfuss J Garry R Schmidt S Anderson R Modyeskn J Knotloe M Fawcett J Baumann D Fitz gerold Row4 G Bambenek R Schoonover J Prosser R Lovas J Pettersen L Anderson H Walters W Koehler Holst Row 5 R rosser M Renk J Loska R Carroll L owwoy P odd Jensen Davles Tschumper Row 6 P Gxel T McConnon F Mertes C Rodechel Worlc is play Rlghf Just luke Mother used to make' C Steunke Left Suster Kenny Playlet Award Wnnners Mr Konvu mokn J Rosenberg D Bonow R Mason R Hedlund B Sorlnen D Schmidt R Hulden Lower Right Ou brolnchrld The Dreamluners D Lueck director Row I M Henry R Hunze R Sonsalla B Stafne M Hodguns Row2 C Peterson T Beadles L Anderson E Dopke L Belvllle J Atwood Standing K Awes R Hervey Page 77 P 3 , . . rf X Li ...- , L, H :y . y, . ' , . Q, , s , , e,. . , . , . ', . 'I . N. . : , P , . , . , . , , C . , . T , J. , E. ' , D. . : . , . , . , . . ' , I O G. Busdicker, J. Koch, W. Koehler, D. Trainor. Lower . , , , . , . , . 1 . : . . , , . , , , . , . . : . , . . -1, fl K, Q 4 xv ,Q ' . .I v V '14, . l I ,J . ' ' ' Q ' f' U X T , Q 4 x ,f J , 1 to ' N ,, Jag 5 'F T V A 'g 'l' ' if J if' il Everybody helped During Homecomnng week even the walls seemed to be holdlng thelr breath nn antucnpatlon The bang of lockers was hushed as af they too were wanting for the long awauted announcement Classrooms were sendung out llttle restless nonses and there was very llttle studying belng done A rnpple ot excitement danced through the halls ot Wnnona Hugh when the chlll November anr r minded us that Homecoming was p proachlng Festuvutnes began when the chosen gurls were presented to the student body In an orvglnal sketch written by a commnttee o sensors The juniors worked tedlously on the decorations for the downtown store wnndows The sophomores wrapped the goal posts one tor Wlnona and one for the Farlbault Falcons The results of the queen electnon were announced at the bontnre at Maxwell Field Thursday night By 7 l5 a huge crowd had gathered and fnngers ot flame reached to ward the purple sky as at In hope of scorch :ng the stars The lnght and heat ot the ture were to gotten as Captaun Don Fntzgerald ascended the band truck where the ten hopeful can Page 78 dndates stood awantnng the thnlllng mo ment A hush fell on the crowd as Futz tor op n the envelop and announced that Top l9-49 Homecoming queen condldotes G Cody R Redmonn J Atwood A Christensen P Rohrer D Sweozey D Compton M F me J Loednng P Bouer Center N Holst presents Queen Ann wnth her crown ot the gome os M Frue P Rohrer D Compton R Redmonn look on with Homecommg ueen Ann Chrmstensen and her four rad: antly happy attendants Donna Compton Marilyn Frue Raenay Redmann and Phyllis Rohrer were to rengn over our Homecoming celebratnon The wave of happiness and excitement carrued everyone toward the post offuce nn the tradltlonal snake dance which IS such a necessary part of Homecoming actuvntles Frlday afternoon each homeroom was represented by a multucolored float compet :ng for prlze honors as It wound its way through the downtown distract Homeroo-n members bought borrowed and begged for materlals to make thelr particular entrles eye strnknng representatives of the float maker s art all slogans umplyung twat the Wlnhawks must beat the Falcons an that nlght at Jeff Staduum hundreds of ex cnted people watched the team do at by score of ZO O The coronatnon of Queen Ann at half tnme by Noel Holst brought tears to the eyes of many of the seniors who reallzed thus was their last hugh school game that year which was all too short The grand finale came after the game when happy couples danced and romanced to the smooth sophnstncatuon of our own Dreamluners musnc Top Executuve committee members R Mason Llllo J Pettersen J Burgoyne Mr Zn ox M Mottuson and C Ask plon Homecoming Dcrode Center P Rohrer A Christensen ond D Compton check their furs wuth N McLean fm Page 79 Q , I g '1 Q . .F ll 4 I y T - ' Q .L I . , W . Y . . I .' ' 1' fl I f - l l , wr . , . . is A A . A ,Q I they had just passed another milestone in a 5 ,, I L A I A . ad ' . ,tif Q' . ' ' 'A L V . , V R. , . , . , ' f 'Ili Q s Q ' N-' T0 I LEW 1 , Left A scene from The Adventures ot Stella Clnnkunghexmer D Porter J Randall C Radechel Center F Mertes peruses a possible televnslon scrupt Right Expre suons on faces of J Baumann and D Sweazey sugnlfy a tense moment It Wont Worlc Dzsprovung the txtle lt Won tWork h All School Production gnven on February 23 demonstrated that teamwork and cooperatnon at many groups h lp to make very enjoyable entertalnment A worn out soap opera whuch had been used to sell soap was found taulty and ludlc rous when shown on televlsuon and was dns carded for a variety show which app aled to many Playing up the Importance of te'evlsuon the orugunal scrnpt provlded an opportunlty tor a large number of students to participate nn songs dances and acrobatuc displays t hrghest order Under the dlrectlon at Mr Kouvumakn as slsted by Phyllus Rohrer and Wulluam Freckle ton the production moved smoothly toward the tnnale when the entire cast panned ln on There s No Busnness Luke Show Busnness Much crednt goes to the script writers the stage crew those In charge at prop rtles and make up as well as to those who constructed tne modern stag settlnqs The revlval at mu slcal comedy scores filled the p rtormance wnth melody and sent the audnence horre hummnng Left Slaughter on Tenth Avenue with M Mattlson J Loednng A Christensen Center Acrobats Q Ron nenberg and D Junghans thrall audience Rlght The Old Master Paunter byJ Garry Page 80 WZ nun Illllllll Left Too eorly yowns J Boumonn D Compton P Guel B Huntley Rnght Anguesoff to college J Ros enberg B Huntley R Lorson D Compton Seventeenth Summer On the evenlng of Aprll 27 a talented Cast of sensors presented Seventeenth Summer a sensutrve and modern play whlch was beau tlfully subtle In Its understanding of the young heart Castmg presented the usual duftncultues and then followed hours of practice and re hearsals Lovely Angle and her three slsters ence All the humor actuon and preducaments that go to make an outstanding hut were present In thus sparkling zestful productuon To Mr Kouvumak: and hus cast must go the Oscars for superb accomplishment Angle Kitty Mrs Morrow Mr Morrow Margaret Lorranne Margie Jack Martin Fitz Tony Art Cast Barbara Huntley Shlrley Krage Jannce Rosenberg Robert larson Donna Compton Mary Hodguns Betty Statne Paul Gnel Pat Bucktord David Lueck Ross Butenhoff John Baumann Left The mechonrcs ofo sprocket B Huntley P Guel S Kroge Right How oggrovotlng con o kvd slster be? S Kroge D Compton M Hodgnns P Bvckford Poge 81 . A ,LQ 1 . .,- E I , N - f 445 Q p A l I , ,Ill 1 u 11 . . I ' Il II ' ' ' V , n .................. ' . A l -'..f....f..--.--- I J stole the hearts of a keen, fun-loving audi- Jane .................... Jannet Loeding . , , ......................... ' ' ' , 1 ' . ' ...................... ' H . H h ................... 1 , V vek'r V sd fa jf' V , can J V , J FQ . . J E Q Typical Day Clockwlse Most teen agers are reluctant about gettlnq up when the alarm rlnqs and J Brana and R Bundy are no exceptlon Three of the prlwleae honor roll students V Clernnnskl C Good anc D Fenner make t elr wav TO the Publlc Llbrarv at he sound ofthe three o clock bell Room 3 a popular place and M Range enyoys a noon game ot omg pong lt s a movle date for R Rlchter and M Morse ars at aoproxlmatelx -l O p rn Need we say more? Leathers attempts the mpossnbl as he turns the crank on M Mat :sons w ne E Kun aehler Mottason Cchneuder J Powell andJ Kamal CZvl4 glve free advlce . . . A jLlVllOl' ull sesslon' wltn C. Peterson, R Schrnldt, and K, Mernert . . . Awes, K. Keuper G, Bathen, ana . elnert unc the drnn :nt fountarn o convenient place to catch up on newg ot the dav 'ix-vii? Page 82 in Albert Earlene I C G A A Make upC1Ward robe Comm Hobby lsecyl Somethrng for the Grrls Albrecht Ray Baseball Wrestlrng Conservatron Ch ckers 500 Anderson Homer Conservatron Anderson Leland Football Basketball Swrmmrng Tennrs Ilettermanl Band Pep Band Dance Band Orchestra 49 All School Productron Atwood Jean I C Councl Icomm charrman! 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