Winona High School - Radiograph Yearbook (Winona, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1951 volume:

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I , , ,F V ' I N M lv ' . b I 80 T4 ' E 5 E 5 5 3 ik-by-3:0 I 'nn WINONA, MINN., MARCH Il, lin' NO: tl l ' if xg, ' , A .fz- fa , .gf Z 1 fr, l -Qfgf 5 WINONA HIGH SCHOOL PIDHSNI W lk X f Page 2 Dedication The Radlograph as we kncw It today IS not merely th product of the class ot l95l lt us only a phase un the develop ment to preserve a record ot achlevernent a development whnch began a halt century ago and to whuch many have madc contnbutuons through out the years To all these people past as well as present we acknowledge cur debt Yet In partuc spunt ot the class ot l9Ol Thenrs was a step unto the darl whxch they bravely and successfully took as they produced thc txrst publlcatlon ot the Radlograph It IS wlth gratitude an' respect that we deducate thus volunee to those who began thc tradutuon ct the Radnograph the class of l9Ol . . 3 A I I F ' - I I ' ' I V ularf we are pleased to record our indebtedness to the creative ' , 1 , . . l g , 1 . , . 6 mp., .M-f.,-f Ame.: .fn Tab e of Confenfs Faculty C losses Sports Acflvlhes In dex tw 00' Page 1 Foreword Although tm e has brought many Changes In tm ao sxstenw its physrcal propertnes the Currlculunw and stxlc dress ofthe students strll th fundamental desire to tearr renwauns Constant Frttv vears ago students tned to puerce the tl t future as they gravely enebarked Cn Careers The truth used then to start thewr courses are applicable todax but und r greater pressure than ever Youth noust be strong and apph themsulvrg wholeheartedlt to the pursuut ot lfnowlgdg n eded IH these troubted ttmes and wth It as armour L tose thglr terror Lat the strength th it sustained the class ot IW D o an 19 I an tet our step n t nor talte s Carr the Dann r et fre donw exer torwaro ' R f t sd. Q' F, V rv ' I I C2 ,L , C 1 I ' A f f 1 A A ve of re - 5 , ts 3 g E ,I V Q 'H N G f V k X fi beauty, and spirttual perfection, Virtue us the chief obgectwe e ax' 1 ' alipffntf w C til L' ur: ,S , d ' F s em her tall -r ar we . IN Q l ' I FHEULTY 4 -12 ii- fy if Z ,'.,:,,Mj Law 4,- fxm Y 1 'M ,ifgzgsm S' gQ?E94?13s' 'ws 5 . Y, , Adminisfrofion Mary Jane May, secretary. . ,E , 4, R, J. Williams, Principal lr i Q A 1 Ei 1 , L 5 ni if Page 6 Lois Bess, secretary, gives morning bulletin to Superintendent H. D, Jensen. School Board members Row I Hale A Stow GeorgeW Rlchrnan HarryP Zywlckl Harvey D Jensen superintendent Dr Phllnp Hesse Dr P A lvlattlson Row 2 Oscar S Glover Clarence P Hartner John Tlmmons Arthu F Bowman H C Pehrson John F Borzys kowskl presldent Commercial Margaret Marshall Typung Offace Training Canasta Club Adviser Walter H Pust Shorthand Buslness Pruncnples :ness Staff Advlser Football Lune Baseball Clara P Ever son Head ot Commercual De partment Secretarlal Tralnnng Shorthand Typnng Cnvnl Se vlce Club Advuser Robert A Henry Bookkeeeplng Re tall Selling ln charge ot Actlv Illes Fund Typing, RADIOQRAPH Bus! 'I . I . , rf School Board Qi? l Margaret E Voelker English ll and lZ Business English Personalnty Club Public Sp along English lO Muslcal Comedy Sensor Play Tennns Cau jlnelvl Daley Englnshll Journalism l-ll NEWS Adviser Bridge Club Advlser English Irene Garrlgan Lnbraruan Mrs Betta Hunter E gllsh lO nd ll RA O GRAPI-l Advlser Knlttung Club Advlser Mrs Vuolet Frederuckson World l-llstory Engllsh IO Page 8 Charles D Stephens Head of Engllsh Department Englnsh l2 Debate Adviser OO Club Adviser lvlathnlde C Spreutzer Englnsh 9 and lO Sensor Class Advuser Knuttnng Club Adviser Sylvia E Lello En Ish l Junior Cass Advuser - n ' a , Dl - I , . , gg KV ' Adviser . . . Arthur V. Koivumaki- 9 - I A I I I I ' ' ' l ' T I 1 - 1 I ' I ll I ll I - I A 5 I - gl' l, ' l Mathematics Ruth M Pallas Head of Mathematics Department Advanced Algebra Trig onometry Office Sanford S Tyler Algebra Consumers Mathematics Aviation Hockey Archery Club Adviser Florence Mulyck Consumers Mathematics Sophomore Class Adviser Dramatics Club Adviser Luella F Leete Plane Geometry Solid Geometry Advanced Algebra Gordon W. Addington- Boys' Physical Education, Health, Basketball, Track, Pep Club, Senior Class Adviser . . . Barbara Vye -Girls' Physical Educa- tion, G.A.A. Adviser . . . Victor T. GisIason-Di- rector of Health, Physical Education, and Athletics, B Squad Football, W Club, Pep Club Adviser . . . Edwin J. Spencer- Boys' Physical Education, Health, Football, Baseball, Senior Class Adviser. Physical Education Page 9 Page lO Hrstory A Seated Helen L Hlllyer American Hlstory Edna Nelson Amerlcan Hustory Mrs S A Boyd Head of Social Studues Department Social Ccuence Girls Advnser lnner Clrcle Adviser Electlon Commuttee Advlser College Counselor and Observatnon Placement Crochetmg Club Adviser Standmg Norman lndall Socnal Scuence College Counselor Football B Squad Basketball Junlor Class Adviser Mnlutary lntormatlon Club Adviser Gurdonce Lewns Schoenlng Guidance Director Psychology Psychology Club Advnser Ellzabeth Wood Psychology Counselor Fme Arts Robert L Prosser Choral Dlrector Assustant Band Director lvlusncal Comedy, Music Llstenlng Club Adviser Edward Korpela Head of Art Department, Art Robert W Andrus Band Mllton C Dav enport Supervisor of Music, Orchestra . c .W , V if Q s, L K , ,I I e+ , , lla? , . ' I . I , A .l I .... ' . 1 1 1 . 1 , . . . . . - - 11 11 ' T .14 l 1 1 1 1 ' l C 0 , T 1 1 . . . ' I 3. , g . ? if .ali if 7 ' 1 1 Longuoges Margaret Schummers La nn I and ll Junnor Hugh Lubrary Louise Bloom Spanish l and ll World Geography RADIO GRAPH Photography Advuser Photography Club Adviser Useful Arts ...anal John C Pendleton General Science Dnvers Traznung Golf RuthE Rollins Home Economics Mrs Lucsle Keese Home Economics Cafeterna Future Hornemakers of Ameruca Boys Home Economlcs Club Advuser i. Science Wlllsarn Znlluox Head of Science Department Chemnstry Physics Usher Squad Adviser Chess Club Adviser Harry McGrath Vusual Ands Dlrector Motion Purture Operators Club Advrser Myrtle H Moore Bnology Page l I fr I,,jf,3Q 1 fl . , . . . A - , . . . 'AN ' ' l I , 9 ' ' 1 Q ' . A' I A .,.sn'rs gt.: - L 1 es 2 S n f by . , 1 4 h H S' lx ' I l X , xf ' ' - ,X 1 M 2-. . . , . . - - 1 I I I Q 1 .' . i v 4 . I . q I I , . O AJ , E l 9 C ,J 'i.f..ast..-M , V Vi, ,, 3, l I I I . . I I ',' . . I Davrs Chrlstenson Pruntnng Electruclty Rnfle Club Ad vlser John Fuhlbruegge Dnrector of Vocatuona Education and Industrial Arts Glen lvl Anderson Vocational Agriculture Instructor Future Farmers of Arnerrca Advuser Conservation Club Adviser Herbert O Borger Co ordnnator of Duversufned Occupatnons Oc cupatlonal Relatuons Vocohonol ond lndusfrlol Arts Page Alfred W Stuff Machune Shop Idwal J Thomas M chanucal Draw :ng Metal Shop Archltectural Drawing Eldon Brandt Woodshop Craft Club Adviser Alfr d A Stuff Jr Auto lvl chanucs Moinfencmce kts if 'Y Fr d Tarras Mrs Klese Clyde Harvey Mrs Lllla Earl Berger Office Asslsfcnfs Rowl V Jasmer M Kowalsky A Albrecht H Page J Kukowskn Row 2 J Schade E Henry D McNally L Sfanlslawskl D Woollev C Glaunerf L Haeuser Row 3 E Chrlstensen R Galewskn T Johnson Page I J Librory Assistants Rowl F Luehman N Wondrow M Sholes P Flathe B Chadbourn M Brown R Maas Row 2 W Wohlert J Waas L Spaag R Odegaarden M Hubof L Seelxng J Schade Speaking of fl1e foculfy swept the floor but we stull rely as pupuls dad fnfty years ago upon the knowledge and In tegruty of our Instructors to launch us on Infe s voyage In those good ol days there were fewer fnlls on readln ntln and nthmetlc but educators were well grounded nn the essentuals Now the curnculum has been enlarged and expanded and the teachers are specualusts an theur fuelds as well as being conversant wnth all aspects of education Now as then there ns a perfectuon to every song which we learn to sung every art oblect that students are lnsplred to make and every expenment that IS performed Thus IS also ap parent when we learn to speak our languages correctly and when we learn about the universe Page l 4 Instructors guve unselfushly and cheerfully to serve the students I fact t as not only teachlng abnluty that students admure but at as also a fruendllness sense of humor wlllmgness to help and personal Interest ln the students that guve our teachers theur loyal following Teachers are compensated to a large degree by the contnnumg success of their pupils now and later an lnfe They can pount out wlth prnde each achaevement and hope that they had a part un making It possible The followlng statement of Confucius ap plles today just as It dld hundreds of years ago lf a man keeps cherushung hns old knowledge, so as contmually to be acqulnng new he may be a teacher of others . r fl A .. w I g 4 V ,L I T 4 l A. 1 -X, V, W. y . .-D, , - .. lf. Q C I Gone are the days when teachers' long skirts and how men adjust themselves to one another. I . I q V . . , ' . n , i ' a I I ' I I I A . . I . , , . . , , . . t ' ' 1 I I l , . . . . 1 . . I . . . Q - . Q , . ll ' ' ' l . . . I ' Il ELHEEEE l Betty Bening Marvel Blttner Dannel Bonow Darlene Brand Donna Brown Shirley Buerck G rald Burgmeler Gordon Busdscker Jack Cada Alexas Carpenter Earl Christensen Joan Crszak Page l 6 Seniors Marna Albel Edward Aldinger Sylvester Anderson Carol Ask Kenneth Awes Vernon Awes Elalne Balch Allyn Barum Wayne Bateman Gerald Bathen Joann Bean Luculle Belusle Sen: r class advnsers Mnss Spreltz r Mr Addington M Spencer Che 4 l-lomecomlng candldates lgvblllty l t 'UW fifswat 'Wi vqegws' '25 0 Larry Conway Dorothy Curtis Maxine Czapuewskn Donna Daun Ronald Davis Gerald Deenng Ednth Dopke Howard Dorn Nancy DuBols Jerald Duerwachter George Ehlers Joan Ensrud Class offucers V Awes presndent H Jensen vlce presudent K Melnert sec rerary AA Gesell treasurer frohc ln the snow 'iw v z .1 1 5 'Nur -D Ronald Ernckson Jo'1n Fair Mary Flshbaugher Pafrlcla Flanngan Marilyn Fletcher l.aVera Fort Shirley Fossurn Gordon Frank Robert Frank Doris Fritz Elroy Gaedy Ronald Galewski Page l7 Pae18 Seniors John Gates Marlene Gesell Donna Gull Tony Goyanes Laurence Grant Loren Hackbarth Loss Haeuser Mary Hafner Alnce Harkness Earl Harkness Rosella Heaser Ronald Hedlund Raymond Hennz Lawrence Henry Wslluam Heyer Bette Lu Hnlde Robert Hnlden Melvin Horman Betty Hornberg Just like 1901 D Porter courtln J Roetzler 2 L . ' 5 an D A Y ' R . Q X J W Margie Hubof -- 'I' ,..:? T, - 1 J Readlng anclent hstory are G Seltz M Czapsewsku E Balch J Son tag Judith Hunknns Bette Ives Donna Jacobs Eunnce Jacobs Harvey Jensen Jean Jereczek Jean Jerowska Phyllis Junghans Mary Jane Kaehler Celune Kaiser Ruta Kauphusman Kenneth Keuper Bebeann Kulanowlcz Lorln Knlstofte Edward Knndt Erna Kme John Koch Wllma Koehler Arlene Koeth An W? 1? I Page I9 is y 1 a al - 1. Rose Marie Johns llll J ' '. . ' W fx -gps VVorkuno crew D Afahlke F Stever M Morse E Dooke put flrnshmg touc es on P om decorations Page 20 ,iflw Seniors Jacquelune Kowalczyk John Kropp Rlchard Kukowskl James Laska ohn Leathers Nancy LeBeau George Llebsch Robert Llewellyn Robert Lovas Fern Luehman Glenms Luhmann David Mahlke Frederic lvlahlke James Mann Arlene lvlartmson Richard Ma on Margaret Mattuson 0 . Q' t 1 ' J J K' . A. am M c x k Q If A, at Joan Maier +4 - zz. K iv A A mv Joseph McCue Dorothy McKennon Donna McNally Karl Mennert Raymond Mlennert Geraldnne Muller Jane Monfelfh Pat Moorhouse Ross Morcomb Lnlluan Morey Marguerite Morse Nancy Mourning Joan Munson Doreen Murray Harry Nelfzke Robert Nepper Helen Neumann Jack Noeska AS Refreshing thernselves at the Pronw are E. Dopke . ie sch . Fran Sorlien. Page 21 'haf MIP-er' ij' W 371225 .iff wit iwxkf' f WK lt s calm and qulet In lO4 Page 22 Seniors Marlon Odegaarden Ruchard Odegaarden Ralph Ollnger Pattae Ann Olmstead lvlerlyn Olson Rschard Osborne Audrey Overland Kenneth Pahnke Herbert Peter Curtns Peterson Gene Peterson Robert Peterson Pauline Phillips Joan Puckart Paul Pnetsch Davnd Porter Joyce Powell Jean Prenot Kenneth Pngge Renee Rabonn Irene Radechel Q 5 'sv f J? 'if ' ' 'EXAM ,ffl A N - , ' R ,M ,.,,, 4 L ':,': 5, . xiffil , to 1 at -E ' , N 14' Q- Patrlcla Reksfad Mary Lou Reps June Roetzler Raymond Rompa Carol Ronnenberg Rnchard Ross Sally Sampson Shnrley Sandstrom Delores Schade Elame Schmndt Russell Schmidt Davld Schnelder Jean Schnender Betty Schoenlke Susan Schuh Kelth Schwab Norman Sebo Gordon Seutz James Sheehan Robert Slevers Betty Simon 5 V Y We mace M Fnshbaugher J Leathers C Peterson D Jacobs J Gates E Kndt V Awes M Gesell E Ba ch R Frank ,irq A Page 23 get nun.. R Hnlden J Hunklns B Benlng plan 1-3 Joann Slmon Donald Smnth Nadlne Smuth Jon Sontag 1X Barbara Sorluen Louise Stanuslawskl Susan Stenner Sondra Stephens Frank Stever Joan Stuff Ardyce Strumstad X Dennns Swanson Jerome Swedberg Joyce Tadewald Pat Teegarden lvlark Them Pauline Thompson for thelr future I Thus sensor year has been dufferent nn sev eral respects than those of the past To be sure, there was the usual share of ups and downs, but more than that, a new angle was added Plans for the future were very dlffacult to make, and many prevuously made plans had to be dropped Even though the thought of Page 24 war has made deep thlnkers and philosophers out of many sensors, actnvlty reigned through out the year startung wuth the electron cam pangn durlng the fall term Vernon Awes, Jlm Jensen, Karl Memert and Marlene Gesell came out the vnctors and stepped unto theur offlces of president, vuce presndent, secretary, and , gf , ' by . . f, I A lx . it V - Charles Steinke .E 5 D . . V , wa. f iff ' N' Applymg make uo for The Wlshung Well ae M Albel V Awes P Rekstad Don Tralnor QC' Alta Trlmm '22, Grace Tschumper Marcia Velr Wllluam Venske Marlon Von Ruden Patrlcla Waas Marlon Wadewltz Ramon Wellandt Barbara Welty Adeline Wendt Caryl Werner Ava Whlte John Whltten James Wooden Gaylord Woychek -fb Q Ronald Woychek Donald Zull of '5l treasurer, respectively Mr Addington, Miss Sprentzer, and Mr Spencer were chosen as advusers The cholce of class rungs, cards, and an nouncements all brought out the realuty that graduatlon was not far away Plans for the fu ture began as sensors made out college appluca 2 L tlon blanks or applied for jobs In the outside world they were about to enter The sensor class play, the banquet, Baccalaureate and the tradntuonal exerclses of Commencement cl: maxed the past three years and as the class of 'Sl leaves school to make room for the lunlors, the world of adults makes room for them Page 25 J J , 4 f'- -, I 1 , is W u AN Senior Top left Barber for a day J Koch chps R Glnthers half Center M Olson geyes J Schnender a taste of the cold Colo snow Top nght Umm good G Lulnrnann and J Laska Upper left Guess who R w I P Olm stead J Czszak M Velr Row 2 B Sorluen B Welty 5 Steiner Left center Caught an the act by Henry tlfe painter areL Belusle andA Overland Lower left AtJ D Formal C Ronnenberg Lower right On the Ol Mussus suppu On deck M Fnshbaugher M Kaehler M Mat tuson A Marfnnson On roof D McNally L Belusle J Powell D Dun J Kowalczyk J Hunkuns B Hrlde Page 26 mi Slwenonlgons Top left Vrewsonwe Twosorne A Wendt l-l Jenser Center Mantoux test time M Fletcher R Suevers P Thompson Mass Kleun Top rnght P Olrnstead peroxide D Bonow Upper right Off on psychology trap R Hnldev R fz r J Tadewad E Balch D Mahlke Rlgl' center Snow joke L Haeuser B Kllanowucz J Jereczek L Stanlslawska N LeBeau Lower left lm forever blow ang balloons Seated C Werner S Sandstrom A Wend' C MCGIII A Trumm J Cavadlnu P Teegarden M Venr Sfandlng M Morse J Tadewald Lower right Mxss Winona Of l9Ol P Phnllps Page 27 .gl Mr lndall and Miss Lello junior advisers take time out for a coke Page Rwl J Anderson F R be P Flathe A Stueve Row 2 J Drexel L Douglas L Viestenz M Anderson Row 3 B Sunde E Schuppenhauer B Carpenter B Blagsvedt J Friederich Row 4 W Wendt G Williams G Babcock J Antoff Row 5 R Bundy W Cierzan R Prondzinski L Cieminski 28 gl QI- 40 Juniors This year's junior class followed the pattern of their predecessors. Their first job was the election of class offi- cers, After a colorful campaign those who emerged victorious were: Jerry Robb, president, Mary Bowman, vice- president, Shirley Senrick, secretary, and John Wheeler, treasurer. The class was ably advised by Mr. Norman lndall and Miss Sylvia Lello. The citizens of Winona were aware of the juniors' ability to make posters as they assumed their part of the Homecoming festivities by decorating windows of various downtown stores. Much of the success was due to the co- operation of the downtown merchants who willingly loaned space in their win- dows for the proiect To fill their depleted purse a num ber of money making schemes were accomplished The iuniors sponsored the first dance during the football sea son after the La Crosse Central game During the basketball season they sponsored a dance following the Man I...-. Rowl B Chadbourn M Brown D Frie Gates F Cieminski Row2 L Brown S Dearman A Babler E Fritz B Bearwald Row3 P Bening D Fenner J Fort M Buege Row 4 T Drazkow ski J Brang B Bauer J Glenna I ,,, , . .- W ' .J rc 'X V vi ' L' q 0 5' if 4, K si ll . 'li if , 9 A 21 ,5, oz. ,.ie,, ,. , . - 1- i- - ' . ., . ,. ,. . .. - - 1- i- 1' - ' , . .. ,. ,. ,. . kato garre The lunlors or was It then mothers contrlbuted pres cakes bread, and everything that IS necessary to have a successful bake sale Just as the fnnancual standnng seemed to be plckung up the blggest prolect of the juniors focused unto vlew The Prom of Sl like any other Prom needed a theme Wuth great de termination the lunlors worked hard to decade on an appropruate one After much dnscusslon Chunatown was agreed upon Plans were then made to organize the varlous committees The setting was made wnth the character lstlc bright colors of Ghana reds yel lows and greens The Chinese murals thatched roof pagodas dragons and lanterns were only a few of the many representations of Chnna As the Prom grew nearer the lunlors worried about dates decoratlons programs tuckets and refreshments but when Aprll 20 l95l arrived ut seemed as though China had been brought rught unto the Winona Hlgh gymnasium for a night G Robb presrdent M Bowman vuce presudent 5 Senruck secretary and J Wheeler treasurer get Felnx ready for Homecommg 4, E Y HV' Rowl P Decker A Bergsrud Wnt Elanas A Brie ath Row 2 K Stanek S Buck J Qchnelder K Beeman Row 3 H Page J Keller A Goodsell M Brntts Row 4 L Reese S John son E Jasnock L Greenwood Row 5 R Howard M Bowman J Fort M Bathen Row 6 E Wager W Hame nik T Johnson G Brown C Anderson Row I E Frolland J Humphrey J Kukowskr A Johnson Row2 L Mrozek J Klune J Krage P McQu en Rov 3 C Nuem yer B Odegaard J Henderson W Laak Row 4 A Llnander W Shawley J Mlynczak H Mueller Row 5 D Mol denwauer L Wrycza L Wleczorek R Butt Pge 29 . . . .I I . 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Page 30 Row I B Long P Cooper uvlngston ves Krackow Row 2 E Hartwlck McNally M Davies Mortumer D Olson Row 3 R ue A Lewus J Krause son B I a R w Mennka J Murtunger S Coop e J Guen her Row 5 Schnender M Kobler M Rlggs C Peterson Row 6 E Russell Papenfuss D Krmgs Patrick Row I J Waas P Meyers Wohlert Kr zer Swedbergh Row 2 J Palmer J Masyga L Kuedrowskl D Walters W Weltner T Mc Lean J Prosser L Galewskl Row 4 R Kaldunsk: R Mason L Herold R Welty R Speltz Row 5 L Lawrenz H l-larlos D Wroblewsku W Fuscher H Reed A Stueve Row 6 R Blackburn R Jandt M Pletke J Ambuldl R w I D Hewntt L Greer A Albrecht J Cavadmn P Van Gllder Row 2 B Anderson L Darnbach D Woolley L See rn Patruc Row Werner R Bergan D Mathias J Stahmann M Snnger Row4 u u z Fnsclner Stueve R Newman Row 5 N Hanson G McElmury A Al breclfwt G Graff A, L' ' ' ' , BQ l , .ol Ml ' , ', ' ' , Bf G r, .' ' ', I I Ll Ol , . L'll . o 4: P. r, . l I T . I I : Di Lf ' , , ' 'Q , of W. I ,I A. I Ay , Jl Tlraff, L. Camobell. Row sl RI o : . ' ,H '. , rg, of k, ' 3: Ci EQ B bl't ,' C. ' l , Nf Row I: R, Maas, D. Hender- son, D. Olson, C. McGill, M. Kowalsky. Row 2: R, Ode- gaarden, D. Raboin, M. Ressie J. Schulz. Row 3: P. Knopp, A Nelsesfuen, L. Przybylski, K. Kinzie. Row 4: E. Mathof, R. Hinze, L. Gauger, D. Hobbs Row 5: B. Heck, W. Kortsch, C. Hagedorn, L. Krage, J. Knaak. R w I N Matlas M Glad den C Glaunert H Grant M Maroushek Row 2 D Kramer Klndf B Luehmann Jasmer M Hock Row 3 B Celuus S Danuels M Papen fuss J Olson A Nentzke Row 4 J Pahnke M Lockwood S Ackerman S Boyce Row 5 J Nlemeyer D Huwald T Mrner bneckl S Senruck N Wondrow E Storlae Row 2 E Roffler L Redmann L Spaag H Sherun L Waldera Row 3 Q Parsons J Schoonover R Peterman S Tolleson W Teska Row 4 G Sfanek VV Sforlne G Robb L Troclnske Row 5 K Wooden R Rolflng J Wheeler Hodgms o : . ' , , ' - , - , - , - K. ' , . , V. , . . : . I ' I ' - , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . . Row I: E. Philipps, P. Rol- f - , - , . , . , . f - , - f A . ' , . , W. J Krannng secretary G Olson presldent J Lackore vnce president J Frank treasurer compare notes on thelr otfucual dutues an 4 ll' QS 'Qi 'ef' '52 Qgti r -1 we I Rowl R Neltzke G Ronnenberg J Schade orthrup Row 2 S Prenot Rose Rekstad Row 3 P Ryan N Rott D Rlhs G Pet erson Row4 E Rolflng K Sandstede R Mueller W Nepper Row5 R Prngge K Peterson D fwswwff Soplwomores The sophomore class is always the largest of all, and it is from this grain that the grist of graduates is finally ground in the high school rn . The upperclassmen who were stationed nn tne halls to help thus years uncomnng sopho mores were amazed at the large group whlch was startlng nts furst year at W H S Wlth the anr of a Roman cntuzen durectung the Chrlstuan sacrufuces to the arena the bug sisters and brothers cheerfully and competently cleared up all of the questions and problems that arose nn the orderly confuslon of the tnrst day of school lf one was unable to fund someone wearung the ldentnfncatlon of a helper all would not be lost for he could turn to the green covered booklet that he had receuved at reglstratlon By thurnblng through the pages of well nndex ed maternal an ln and Around W H S the i Row 'l M Masepohl A Whetstone L Zlebell S Maroushek Row 2 C Mahlke D Yarolnmek A Luhmann Row 3 S Yarollmek D Mades E Martln Row 4 R Wohlert M Wnllramson D Luedtke P Lmander Row 5 G Barth R Fabian Pavek J Pust L Bellse Page 57 ull I 1 - 1 - - I I I ' ' I . .- . A V P 4 - - 11 - If - . . ., f f - 5 L l . 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I ar 5 E 3, rv , I x 5 R sf sf .ff ' D v If F I A ,.,,.. aw, J, - I , , W, 5, 1, 5, s y J : 5 T ., t , me Hlllflil' ' 'J IJ l A P l ,l A I . fatqmls .A .H ' . fl Q f gr J r we uw 5l'ff' ' 'le' tw- ll'. 1 I l 'r u r my :- - Q E-gr: ' l l -1. it D QP Cl' R Wooden Row2 C Peterson L Oech M Put telko A Olson Row 3 M Pflughoeft R Pelowskn A Papenfuss J Peterson M Papenfuss Row 4 M Lessnn M Wohlert E Wachs D Wanek Row 5 T Walton J Warmack J Kollas puzzled sophomore could fund anythung from the location of the prlncspal s offlce to what to do IH case he ns late for class Because of the need for counsel and advnce one of the fnrst thnngs the sophomores dld was to elect thenr class advisers Miss Mulyck and Mr Pust Next on the agenda came the class electron wlth the posters of clashlng colors and speeches of candndates durnng a week of campalgnnng The clumax came when the announcement reached the ears of eager sophomores that they had selected Gene Olson president Jum Lackore vuce president Jean Kranung secre tary and Jane Frank treasurer With the new governing body holdlng the reins the sophomore class as IS tradition dec orated the goalposts for the Homecomlng game Even wrth the questuonable ladder that Rowl S Dobrunz M Drexel P Enchhorst J Erlckson Row 2 R Ellison D Carpenter D Dlek rager A Eggert J Dvergsten Row 3 L Hornberg M Dambach J Wunderluch D Olson Row 4 L Erlckson R Ives A Johns W Kulawske Row 5 R Hoffmaster G Keeler T Knopp E Holtzworth Row6 R Jacobs T Kane M Koenng G Kulas Muss Mulyck and Mr Pust talk over plans for the comlng year Page 3 3 L P TV Y l J Wil , I A 0 . 4 0, -Q? ' 7 . ' Q 'tc . tri. y , . Q I F A' ' ga at H Q , , Rx . in gr, Y if if, - uv ,FJ Q 1' 5' ! ' V 2 . '4 'Q , K 1 I l 3 ga J' Row I: C. Peter, T. Styba, D. Phillips, S. Pozanc, . : ' . '. ' ' ' l .' ' . . . , . I I I 1 ' I 1 ' I I ' D I I 4 U I I ' - Weir? his IFJ? .M ........sb. 5'4- .JM 'f -z 'Qu wanted to Ire down on the lob and the tape that wouldn t stuck the lob was done and the goals were resplendent un thenr colors at game tame The sophomore sponsored dance before Chrustmas was chaperoned by Rudolph the red Page 34 nosed reundeer who from hrs place of honor on the curtam watched over the merry crowd of dancers an the gym Besldeg contributing to the school as a whole the sophomore class offered many an duvudual stars for the benefit of the school ac PQ et Row I E Hoffman Nage tnvities These persons girls as well as boys ball G AA , swimming debate Inner Circle choir and many others Members of the sophomore class were very grateful for the educational opportunities Let Rowl T Beadles D Holt R Herz berg S Haedtke T Brown Row 2 G Buerck J Hegard J Henderson E Henry P Haedtke Row 3 B Haugen R Brugger D Hanson J l-lammann R Harrington Row 4 E Heckman L Bundy L Bewlck J Brown R Allen Row5 D Lord S Hassinger R Buck R Boardman R w 6 R Brose K Burros W Buege N Brown Middle Rowl C Currier C Karsten B Kauphusman G Elliott Row 2 A Fenske M Krzoska A Kaldunski J Kraning R Brie sath Row 3 P Jaskola R Jordan J Kreuzer D Johnson Row 4 J Case D Dulek J Ens rud E Drenckhahn Row 5 H Cleminski J Morcomb D Einhorn G Denzer Right Row l J Morris E Goetzman S Frahm J Frank A Martanson Row 2 B Cisewsku M Fakler J Fuller P Fitzgerald J Czaplewski Row 3 D Doner D Froiland R Abraham S Guenther A Ellison Row 4 A Fakler D Guenther J Compton J Lackore A Gross Rw 5 R Holtzworth J King J Backus A Baker Row 6 J LeBeau G Mitchell T Smeed R Voight which were offered in W H S These opportun ance of expert teachers and the fellowship in sports and other activities made the soph omore year of l95l one which shall always be remembered McNally L Robertson Row 2 J Niemeyer P Mrozek S Mullen D McLaughlin M Mult haup Row 3 M Mrozek R Morgan M Northrup D Mueller G Newell Row 4 G Johnson C McGath L Halliday D Kohner Row 5 J Laak P Heglmeier K Tschumper Middle Rowl M Sholes L Tews M Stuhr J Sampson Row 2 C Valentine M Watem bach F Sebo M Sloan Row 3 V Wegman M Stutzka M Wamhoff l Skarstad Row 4 S Schneider D Schoepp W Schmidt G satsos Row 5 C eling Sulac Schultz E Richer E Stark Row6 K Reinhard W Tearse C Rohrer R Sonsalla Right Row l C Guenther B Braatz M Baumann S Ben son J Glidden Row 2 K Beach B Peterson S Boll W Hanson Row 3 B Boardman S Barum D Bradley B Benter N Bittner N Grossell Row4 C Bauer J Braatz M Blank M Braatz N Baumgardt Row 5 R Wacholz W Herzberg D Hermanson R l-laedtke A Hill Row 6 D Winters G Hubof J Gleason R Form Page 35 f- : . , , , . - ' ,' . ', . ' '. U Q f . . . A I . I . . ' l U - starred in activities such as football, basket- ities for learning, the kind and patient guid- I I I 1 . . I I . I . . 1 ' I T L f- : . , J. I , r . ' 2 . Se ' , 'F. il, Rf 55 Top left Jumors what s your battle cry? Rowl J Anderson J Pahrwke J Fruederuch K Kmzne Row 2 C MCGIII P Mc ueeh D Frm Top rnght All As M Davnes D Krackow Mnss Moore M Brntts Left Cutting heads M Pletke Q99-nn Rlghf A skahng we wall go J Kramng M Fakler Q W Crerzarw R Prondzmsku R Gunther Wmhawk Caqers Lower nght R Sonsalla J Lackore T Beadles R Buc offer wr flmg room as temporary shelter for kutty Page 36 , f rf J , A 1 A W, ..- la , rg Q . ' . : I , A. Q , . rf' YW 'mas , if . I - . . A V , I I nk . N A, Ellison. Lower left: Three Lakers ive expert advice To W X Q I ' It -. , .J 5 , , . Ja 11 v es , 1 Q?f'?22f1' a h l 'e ...--.,. I 4 I K, EPURTE 4 Score VHS Coach G slason Coach Spencer Coach Pust Coach lndall Coach Addlngton Athletc Drecto Football and Baseball Football and Baseball Football and Basketball Basketball and Track FOOTBALL Wunona La Crosse Logan Rochester Red Wmg Northfneld La Crosse Central Mankato Owatonna Albert Lea BASKETBALL lAt homel Opponents Wnnona Opponents La Crosse Central La Crosse Logan Red Wung Rochester Austen Excelsaor Founta1n Cuty Cotter Owatonna SWIMMING HOCKEY WRESTLING Wunona Opponents W1nona Opponents W1nona Opponents Rochester Austun Alumn1 Cretln Blake Rochester La Crosse Central 23 Austun La Crosse Central 24 TRIANGULAR Rochester 46 Austm 36 V2 Wnnona l 5 V2 Page 38 Mpls Roosevelt St Paul Park Rochester Blake S0 St Paul Rochester N St Paul Red Wlng Tr C Rochester Owatonna Rochester Austm Albert Lea Far1bault Northfneld Mound V 7 in l as 7 I-wt y4 E is flx 1 1 1, ,1 it 9- 0 ........ ...... 2 7 37 ..,..... ...... 0 ........ ............ 0 45 ........ ......, 27 ...,..., ' ..........,. 3l 48 ........ 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Board 'Fm' .V-I ax'- .A Coach Dawes Coach Bachler Coach Tyler Swummmg Wrestl ng Hockey T, xr!- Coach Konvumak Coach Osborne Tennls Track BASKETBALL lAvayl BASEBALL W1nona Opponents Wmona Opponents Northfneld La Crosse Central La Crosse Logan Albert Lea Cotter Farlbault Rochester D1str1ct Tournament Kasson GOLF Wmona Opponents l6V2 La Crosse Logan 2 La Crosse Central Rochester l3 V2 La Crosse Logan Rochester IZIXZ La Crosse Central '2 ' 2 Dnstruct at Rochester lst place Reg1onal at Rochester 2nd place B19 Nune at Rochester 6th place TENNIS WIHODS Opponents Crosse Logan Crosse Logan Crosse Central Crosse Central Rochester Rochester La Crosse Logan Rochester La Crosse Central Cotter Rochester Cotter Carlton Northfaeld Owatonna Rochester Bag Nme Conference Red Wang Northfleld Rochester TRACK Tr1angle at W1nona Wmona Lake Clty La Crosse Logan Farlbault Relays W1nona La Crosse Relays 5 Carlton Relays lClass Ml 1' La Crosse Central Wmona Wmona La Crosse Logan DISfflCf Meet Zn Reg1onal Meet B1g Nnne Meet 8th 42 V2 34 V2 27 V2 place place place place place Page 39 f a.. ,N 41.15119 f ' . 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' ............. 38 ' ............. es .......44 ' ' ..... d ' .... 7th l -.ai f ,af ' L Knlsfofte J Kro p R Frank Meef Our D Tramor L Conway R Qchmadt G Busducker ww ww -Xwfi V Awes Page 40 3 s N A U . . A M a -1 1 Copfclns Homo ary captains W Clerzan basketball J Laska hockey G. Busdicker R. Schmidt H, Jensen L. Kilstofte J, Laska J Whltten K Schwab Znl R Lovas S Anderson J Leathers R Llewellyn L Conway D Mahlke Grlclmen The football uniforms are tucked away for another year and Jefferson Stadium as empty and barren but the thrnlls of the 50 season remain ln the hearts and mnnds of all loyal Wmhawk fans Frorn the searang heat of August to the cool Thus year as always Coaches Spencer Pust and Glslason dad a fnne job only to com agaunst sorn of tne most powerful comp tntuon an Page . ' . D. ' l . . , . . J. Fair . ' ' I of November, the Hawks fought to the finish P. Knopp the state, The Hawks opened the season at La Crosse Logan and came out on the short end of a 27 e 0 score, Winona then journeyed to Rochester to meet the Rockets. There Spencer's men played their best game of the year against this rival and virtually outplayed them as far as statistics go, but had to settle for a scoreless deadlock. Senior high opened its home stand against an offensive-minded Red Wing team before some 3,000 screaming fans. This was a heart breaker for the Hawks as the Wingers nosed them out in the last seconds, 3l - 27. The Northfield Raiders proved too much for Winona on a wet Friday night as they trounced the Hawks 28 - 0, La Crosse Central moved in for a tiff to come out with a squeaky l4 - l3 margin. Mankato came to town for Homecoming and went home with a 33 0 decision The Hawks moved over to Austin where the point hungry Row l S Anderson l, Conway Whitten J k R Schmt G Busdic er R Lovas J Fair H Jensen R Florin Row 2 J Prosser W Ebert own V Han G on D F Cisews i G Olson R Largon J Lyons Row 3 W Wendt P Knopp Renk R Lewellyn R rickson D i vcrs Miner J Leath rs Mwhlke K Schwab R Ziebell Row 4 K Thompson mai ager L Anderson G Acheff W Gesell J Morrigan R Butterfield R Carroll A Svenningson G Keeler l Be isin J Wheeler manager G Bathen manager Row W Rihs R Schoonaver R Wessiri W Ziebell D Dulek J Peterson R Omstead Row 6 T Anderscn Tschumper J Varner J Ehlers R Habeck D Parker T Knopp R Jacobs K Selke G Nimmo Page -32 : , , , , J , . La: A, . i'lt, , k , . ', , , , . . : , , , , J. Br , san , Swans , . Zill, k, , I . ' : . , , ,M. , I , , E , , Se - , T. , 9 I D . , . f , . , . , , , , . I . : - , J, Packers rolled up a 46 O score Wsnonas eleven played thenr final home game agaunst the Owatonna lnduans and once agaln were on the short end ofthe 33 l4 decusuon Thurteen sensors bowed out In Wu nona s tonal tult of the year against the Albert Lea Tngers The Hawks completely dommated the play the second half but a last mnnute rally tell short and they were defeated I3 7 Next year there wall be revenge un the team of Sl s eyes and Wunona fans can look for ward to a return of many football veterans Let s use that old Brooklyn battle cry and say Want tlll next year T noi' 4, i Always there wnthacheer Rowl G Ronnenberg B Odegaard Row 2 G Newell J Cuszak L Greer Jump ang K Awes Page 43 Seated: M, Renk, T, Miner, J. Kroop, R. Ginther, Rov 1: P, Knopp, J, Koch, J. Antoff, R. Prondzinski, VJ. Gesell, W. Cierzan. Row 2: B. Bauer, R, Ziebell, A. Sven wingson, H. Jensen, G. Stanek. For Coach Addington, the '5Of'5l ca npaign was a building year, tor no lettermen returned to the Winhawk ranks, From the nucleus ot last year's fine sophomore squad, the Hawks put on the floor a team with little experience, but with a desire to win and prove themselves. VVith the start ot the season's openers, thc Crange and Black found strong competitior and experienced bucket makers from Logan and Central but made it known that they were in trying all the way, as the scores showed Moving into conference play, the rugged opf Buclcef Brigade ponents ofthe Big Nine took no time in landf ing a pair of defeats on the Hawk roster. Then on Dec. 8, in a top notch exhibition of bucket and defensive skill, the Winonans turned the tide against Red Wing, But from here on in, with the exception of wins against Fountain City and Faribault, the Hawks founcl that being ahead at the end of the third Quar- ter didn't always mean the game was won. Lack of experience and a clutch player made great marks on the season's record but even though Winona came out on the short end of the scores there were many nights of good basketball. With a little luck and the experience this year has given them, the Winhawks should be right up there when the whistle blows next year. Kneeling D Mahlke R Olinger managers Rowl W Ziebell J Ensrud C Currier W Ebert J Varner G Tsatsos G Olson Row2 T Smeed L Anderson W Tearse T Kane J Ehlers W l-lerzherg Page 45 . . , . , . . , . , , , , , . J . Stroke Sharks Rowl D Porter M Thean D Traunor T Madland G Busdlcker C Rohrer Row 2 S Tolleson manager W Warmack J Chrlstensen R Maxwell G Johnson N Baudhuun Row 3 W Wendt H Reed A Johnson D Patrlck K Beeman Row-1 G Wullrams D Patruck R Hoffmaster L Belvulle N Brown Coach Glenn Dawes Sl edrtuon of the Wan hawk tank squad made a most :mpresslve scor :ng column as they chalked up sux wnns against three setbacks The water Hawks made theur mark against both Rochester and Austnn un the season open ers but fell short on pounts as the whistle blew Just before vacatlon the Wnnonans managed to square things by slnklng Cretln ID a dual meet here Durmg the holuday season the Hawks beat an alumna squad In a meet scheduled for prac tice and helpful competltlon Back to business agann the water cutters downed Blake and dropped another close one to the Rockets Wundmg up the season they blasted La Crosse Central twlce and scored a hard fought wan over Austin The annual tra angular found them ln thurd place behnnd Rochester and Austln At the state the Wnnhawks proved them selves strong competitors as Co captaun Con way swam to fnrst place un the ZOO yard free style and gave Wnnona a state swrmmnng champnon for the flrst time In l9 years Co captann Tralnor and Busdlcker each took a sixth ln their speclaltues D. Trainor L- COHWBY Page 46 5 Motmen Demonstrating E Chrnstensen M Olson Rowl G Acheff D Prodzmskv J Falr R Hermanson V Awes L Belnsle J De Lozler W Sebo K Selke G Keeler Row2 R Ross manager W Palblcku D Huwald R Frank R Butterfneld R Wacholz J Farr J Wnllnams N Robertson D Bonow manager Coach Erwm Bachler s grapplers started out the season wuth great promuse as they battled a strong Owatonna team on even terms before losing 21 I9 but tough sledding was ahead for the Orange and Black The unjury bug hut the Hawks hard and fnve regulars mcluclmg Selke l95O state champlon nn the lO3 pound class were lost for the season Lack of experu ence was hard felt and the Wnnonans became the vnctums of such powerhouses as Albert Lea and Farubault They gave a good Mound team a scare before fallung In a tight encounter near the season s end Captaun Awes IZO pounder ended has wrestlmg career at W H S by placing flrst ln the reguonal tournament and second In the state meet Has only loss nn flfteen starts was nn the state fmals to Anoka s Ruchard Mueller three year state champ Left V Awes vs Costello of Rochester Rlglut E Christensen scores a near fall on Maertz of Albert Lea Page 47 Dlomond Cl1omps Q-Sv P VI In vu nu M040 NW' ANU cm I 4 W I' lt 'l mal mam: 491911 'W' Qliig x' Qi ff! 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W' 'Nw -vi'-sw Demonshatmg L Kulstofte Rowl D Burchell R Ensrud G Cusewsku T Lester M Range V Hanson Row2 D Swanson R Prondzmskl K Awes J Kropp R Papenfuss P Gnel D Fitzgerald M Renk Row 3 J Laska J Sheehan J Cada T Mlner W Clerzan R Gunther R Rlchter E Davnes H Pola hek N Holst Although the Wmhawk baseball club got off to a slow start due to cold weather It ended the season of l95O by wnnnrng three champnon ships Durnng those fnrst few weeks the Hawks were defeated twuce however the games w re played an low temperature and the pitchers had no chance to show their powers Yet an mud season three pntchers proved themselves wnth vnctorues Paul Gnel John Kropp and Duck Gunther Guel ranked 'Nlo l pltcher throughout all the games and was one of the spark plugs of the team The three charnpnonshups won by Spencer and Pust s organuzatuon were the Carleton In vltatnonal the Bug Nlne Champlonshnp and the Cnty Champuonshlp ln the Carleton Inv: tatlonal Wlnona beat Northfleld Robbnnsdale and Rochester an one day The Wmhawks over came Red Wunq Northfield and Rochester ln the Bug Nnne Championship and edged Cotter twnce to take the Cnty Champuonshlp To all the players and coaches the season was a great success John Kropp and Lorun Kalstofte were elected co captains for the Sl squad to suc ceed Evan Davues Demonstrahng B Bearwald Row I G Wlllrams, H Rlsser, L Trocunske, G Stanek, L Krage, L Greenwood, R Llewellyn Row 2 R Osborne, R Lake, R Magm, W Laak, R Olmstead, G Nummo, C Cur ner, D Mahlke Row 3 A Svennungson, J Ehlers, G Swanson, J Varner Page 48 I 11 1 1 . if 1 .- -2 ' 1 af- 11 . 1 1 1 1- 1 s ' r . . V W ,V I , 1 ., it : wiv I' L .- . Q J L ,, ,Mac , N . W A :V -, 1, , F .:- -',r W at A h ph A ,Q 5 t 1 - ' 1 1 as M i ster N 1 Q' 1 ' .- Q 1 1- 1 1 If , 1 1 A -1- 1 1 , , V W V J V .,...., ll fl D' 3 4 W . ff an I 1 my , .4 1 1: , ...... .. .. . rf 1,1 A - gg A It N 'A , lt ' , 2, 'gt at 1 I I X 1' A f t,. 1 ,V ,mf Jssx. K f f, 15 VJ '., A 31. Km . A 5 1 ' , V 1 Y Q fi -1 S' 1 1 .,, X ' ' ' 'M - T w r N L' W V 1- MQ-' Q ' 1 Xml 11 -Ma M W? Y r I gl- ., e . A C :I ii I 1 , . K li , . : xl A J , Q lf J 13 1 , .. J J Q A 4 4 1 l , .Q A be-gl'l's2 1, C , f ,. 1 -'81 - ' ry A N wi 2:2 ,- 1 f .-R7 W 'X ! g 2 K 4 A ' . Q ., it A . ,fi rf - 1 A V 1 ' I 1 - I 1 - g 1 - 1 . ' 1 - - : - 1 ' 1- 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 - ' 1 - 1 - 1 - H 1 - - . , . . I ' I I . I . . . . l ' . 1 D I I I I I I . 1 I A ' ' - ' 1 . i I . I . 3 ' , - . 1 . . - I 'Q , it sl , i ' ' w 1 J Doslwmen 'Q-.wW..S Rowl R Pross r J Knothe D Traunor R Modlesku D Tschurnper G Brueske Row 2 R Carroll C Radechel M Fawcett L Henry L Strommer P Knopp P Haake Long strndes and hugh lumps toward the athletlc goal were made by the track men thus year Swinging along wlth a rhythmlcal gait the team kept nts head up and :ts feet down as shown un results of the Faribault meet where more than 4OO contestants from eighteen ,mu umou 'WUNA you 'll muon 'WW W southern Mlnnesota schools partncupated Wu nona s cundermen captured 44 pounts whuch placed them slxth hnghest Although the per centage colurrn of vuctorues and losses leaned heavnly toward the latter the team dlsplayed a lot of fught and courage durlng each contest ynlmu 'mu Demonstrahng G Busducker Kneelmg L Lawrenz I Benson A Barum H Reed W Weltner S John on Standmg A Carpenter W Venske R Morcomb K Prngge Page 49 U S , r g Q , 4 - f - 4 1 lf ., ,, f K , A , '55 A ,A Vi AQ 'T - , M .P . D . . . . . . , . . . . I A - I - I 4 I M. Q , yy v F M' fp. , ,V i , , z I - x ri M ' i , A I 1 L A l C I ' i : h Y l . . ' I . I U ,4 . V , . , . , , , . The W H S golf team thus year had one of the best seasons In the school s hustory lt record of fave wuns and one loss speaks for ntself The Hawks started off the season wuth a bang by wnnnmg three meets and tyung one before yseldung to Rochester The follownng week they tuned up for the dustrnct meet by defeatnng La Crosse Central l2V2 SV2 Hnghlughts of the season were coppung the Dustruct 3 tntle and placing second un the regnonal meet Teemen ters, W. Kaehler, A Speltz. Standing: J Koch, C. Steinke, T Goyanes, R. Reed, M Olson, R, Sievers, J Sines, T. McCullough A table set wath sux losses constntuted the menu of the tennus season of l95O After tasting the butter dregs of defeat an the open :ng game wuth La Crosse Logan the second meet found the Wnnona netters snnkung under Logan s mnghty drive The command Wun rang out before the match with La Crosse Central but ut dld not bring results The second contest wuth Central also showed Winona on the under sude ln the fnrst Rochester meet the saucy Rockets put the Hawks In a pudding of defeat Even though thus year the netters farled to dagest the wan nung streak they land the ground work for a successful season next sprung Netmen At net K Mennert G Peterson Kneelmg J Nnemeyer G Tsar so E Mathot W Kortsch Standnng C Butenhoff L Ander son P Pnetsch Welty R Schoonover L Belvulle and Page SO . 1 . ' . S - l I ' ' I . ' ' ' . II ' ll , . . . . . . I - A I ' I -as .,: I . ' ' 1 I ' A ' 5 , ,, 5 -M , .I : . ' , . V , . - s, . , . Rohrer, B. Heck, R. 1 - ' ' . , V. , - , pf, Q ' r - la lvl ' A . 1 ,',- , U' . ,1,' ' U ' ,l 'f'if'.- , . V h . U t-,.:, I I. ' I 'Av In I . D, I. r . 4 A . U - hu, Kneeling: H. Wal- Ice Copodes Il Rowl J Glldden T Brown G Mitchell R Larson J Prosser A Johns L Halluday R Nuetzke W Kulaw ske manager Row2 C Crouch manager W Noeska R Benson D Beeman F Strommer N Hanson H Cremunsku R Smevers R Carroll G Bambenek F Cnsewsku R Schmudt D Suevers C Guenther manager The Hawk Ice cutters now un therr thnrd year of play found the going rough In TIVS of tnenr erght tults but provided tough competu tron for all teams on the schedule Wnth Carroll Bambenek and Neltzke lead :ng the Wlnhawk scorlng attack opponents goalles found the :ce gettung red hot Mean whale at the other end of the nnk defense men Schmndt and Slevers left lnttle doubt nn the mnnds of opposlng wnngs that the Wrnon ans could throw a bone crushnng body check GoaI1eJlm Laska bottled out a number of saves and provuded a strong spark to thus year s sextet At the reguonal meet agalnst Stillwater Coach Tyler s squad outplayed them through out the second penod but couldnt rally enough to cover up the headstart that the suburban team already had Leffermen Rowl W Ebert D Znll J Kropp R Frank G Busducker L Henry V Awes J Lyons J Brown J Fa: Row 2 J Duerwachter G Olson S Anderson L Krlstofte I Benson R Snevers R Zlebell R Gunther L Belvnlle D Mahlke Row 3 J Koch R Florun J Whutten L Conway J Laska G Tsatsos R Lovas R Llewellyn C Rohrer J Morrnson J Leathers Rov4 M Them R Schmndt H Jensen W Gesell P Knopp T Muner R Prondznnsku M Renk R Butterfreld G Bathen K Schwab V Hanson Page 5 I GAA Councul Seated J Montelth presndent L Belusle vu e presldent Mlss Vye advlser M Pletke secretary B Lllla treasurer B Cusewskr Standing H Sherun J Roetzler M Wamhoft P Knopp J Kukowskn J Guen th r D McNally B Peterson J Frank G The gurls of W H S added spark to their variety of sports thus year Many outstandrng players showed theur technrques rn all tuelds of athletlcs covered In the program Volleyball started the well seasoned mixture of sports Tournaments were held and the champrons a team of lunuors fought to the A A trnlsh wlth all the vigor and zip they had when they started and copped the volleyball Cham pnonshnp wsth a spotless record When Chrsstmas bells began rnngung the GAA gals began knockang down puns They enloyed the sport although they thought a few more gutters could be added to each alley and Left: Up and over, R, Prigge, L. Morey, D. Holt. Right: M. McNally and J, Bean deliver cokes for the dance. Page 52 somethung invented to keep the ball from stuckurug to their fingers About 30 gurls par tucupated un the sport The drubblun and arguung game of basketball got underway after vacation Long shots short shots put up shots and all the rest were practiced The gurls played a ragged and rugged game of basketball and handled the new rules expertly When the gurls weren t playung basketball they were boostung the funancual status of the GAA treasury by selling concessions to the fans of the WHS basketball team at the games Tennus skatung bukung softball and other unsupervused sports brought aches and groans purpose to dusplay clean sportsmanshup wun or lose and to achieve a healthy and whole some lufe both physically and mentally Excitement was un the aur when the G A A and Inner Curcle gurls cooked up a party to gether Games dancung swummung and eating made the affair one long to be remembered for the fun Also on the lust un way of entertaun The tup up C Ronnenberg C Werner J Pust ment was the sleughrude to which many of the gurls bundled un heavy jackets slacks scarves and muttens came After a gay rude wuth much laughter and sungung the gurls warmed them selves at school whule they danced and had refreshments Left Even the horse had fun Right I C G A A get to gether Page 53 II ' ' I II II ' II I - I - - I I Q 1 A 1 I A 1 I ' - ' 1 - 1 I ' A yet the Girls' Athletic Association fulfilled its I - . . . D . I . I . . I I 1 . . ,, ,, . . . - I . ' I I I I - . I - A It just takes three strukes' J Roetzler H Sherun D Raboun S Sandstrom Typucal of the organuzatuon s vugorous and vutal program was the partucupatuon of the gurls un the annual Play Day held at Farubault thus year There they met other athletuc munded gurls all uouned together for a sports roundup of volleyball basketball softball unduvudual sports and relays of dufferent types After a wonderful tume the gurls returned home tured yet content and happy As the school year drew to a close ut was tume for the GAA banquet at whuch tume many of the members receuved letters or em blems awarded by Muss Barbara Vye durector of G A A Left Aglumpse ofthe banquet Right B Ives K Banks J Bean A Koeth receuve awards from Muss Vye Page 54 u . . , . , . , . . 1 . . . , . I - 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . : , . . , . , . , . , , HETIVITIEE Bond Rowl K Awes J Murtunger K Morse M Fakler M Lieberman M Bowman J Guenther R Welty M Brutts D Krackow Row 2 R Boardman R Sonsalla L Smutterbergh E Schmxdt G Goetzman P Olmstead M Ressue B Sunde D Jacobs D Porter Row 3 A Bruesath E Storlue M Papenfuss D Fronland J Kell r R Warner P Teegarden M Albel Row 4 W Adank BKInne E Ehman D Rlhs T Madland J Varner R Florin J Gleason vastly dlfferent affaur from the one of un parades by developlng spnrut for e years ago In the old days the band was support of the Winona teams composed of only brass and percussion After these fall actlvntues the band unstruments Today there are as many went Indoors to prepare for nts concerts woodwind nnstruments as brasswnnd and their players under the direction of Mr Andrus have learned to tune thenr In struments so perfectly and to produce and modulate thenr nnstruments so artls tncally that now the band IS rapidly com :ng to be an Indoor as well as an outdoor group of musnclans At football games band members wuth cold and numbed fingers chllled feet and red ears played valnantly on helpnng to cheer the boys to victory A feature of that entertainment was the lntrlcate fsgures that were achleved In the forma tuons by the brnghtly unlformed players plus the twnrllng rannbows of maporettes Mr Andrus and S Sampson go over band formatlons Page 56 Winona l-ligh's band of today is a The band also played an important part . . . . . . th Row I C Guenther T Beadles K Banks A Luehman T Kane C Benck D Malewlcku R Hnnze J Krannng Row2 D Bonow P Evenson E Frouland J Glenn A H II D Schneuder F Ruebe H Jensen S Tolleson Row 3 C Pletke G Peterson J Krause D Bell E Dopke C Hagedorn C Rohrer R Potter L Kulstofte Row4 G Frank J Warmack P Ryan N Eaumgardt S Buck C Peterson D Johnson M Multhaup Then muslcally minded Wnnonans who had been for some reason or another un able to attend the games and hear the stlrrung strains ofthe band had an oppor tunnty to listen to beloved and famuluar vann Those mules and mules of marchlng on the streets of Wlnona and nearby towns for Homecomungs as well as fest: vals and clvlc functions have earned them a proud place In the communnty alrs as programs full of musucal treats were presented by the musucal aggre gatlon The W H S band has had a very actuve and successful season All who saw the band swlnglng down the street play :ng a Sousa March or who sat In the audi torlum and listened to the majestic strauns of Tschalkowsky wall agree with Mr Andrus the band leader when he sald We are a busy band because we are a good band Talk to one of the proud wearers of the Orange and Black and you wall fund that all those early mornings on the sometnmes dew soaked and often frozen turf at Jefferson Fneld were not nn Hnghsteppers D Jacobs P Teegarden M Hafner M Gesell E Moorhouse D Gull R Morgan Page 57 . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' - 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' l 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - - . , . , . , . , . , . , . 1 , . , . . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - I I W I 1 1 1 11 ll . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . Mr. Davenport Contrast was the key word among the members of the W. H. S. orchestra this year. From deep portions of symphonies by Beethov- en to waltzes by Strauss, musicianship was the law and the law was enforced under the supervision of Mr Milton Davenport The program of events for the orchestra made them a busy group indeed A fall con cert a Christmas concert as well as three Orches fro additional concerts later in the year made things interesting for members of the orches- tra and for community music lovers. The highlight of the season was perhaps the Music Festival in Rochester. Given a chance to show their ability among other groups, the Winona orchestra listened and was listened to. When the festival was over, every member went home much enriched by the experience. The precision of the entire orchestra is clear-cut and glittering. One hears the skillful blend of dancing violins, the mellow tone of cellos and violas, and the stately tune of the string bass section. Combine these with a se- lection of reeds, a few proud trumpets, a trom- bone or two and a rhythmic drum. The grace- ful music of the French horn and the mystic oboe added to all of this brings us the endless instrumental color of the Winona High School orchestra. Each successful performance was the result of many hours of practice and hard work put in by the director the officers and the mem bers of the orchestra One could walk past the music room of the school at almost any hour of the day and hear the earnest endeavor of Rowl K Schwab C Steinke A Ask S Leininger Row2 R Buck C McGill A Bening L Halliday Row 3 M Veir R Olinger J Hegard D lndall M Fakler J Murtinger Row 4 M Baumann J Compton R Harris G Bergsrud Row 5 F Strommer J Backus B Burmeister W Leicht J Tschumper R Sonsalla D Malewicki J Kraning B Sunde Row 6 M Britts T Beadles D Krackow G Peterson C Pletke C Peterson H Jensen Page 58 . . , , 1 1 l . . . . . . . . . . . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , , , . , , , . , , , . . . , , . , . , . , . , . , , , l' Left Mr Prosser Right Chorr Board Seated S Stenner M Flshbaugher P Rekstad K Selke Standing B Welty C Peterson R Hedlund Cl1olr Ee ae ah oh oo flowed through the hall aoann thus year as the hugh school chosr sang Vocal and breathrng exercuses combined wuth abundant talent and lmplanted unto the cholr that professronal touch Stnrrung unison songs and lovely part songs with constant emphasns upon beauty of tone rmpeccable untonatuon and artlstlc lnterpretatnon were characterlstlc of the cholr accompanied by Margaret Riggs W H S accomplrshed planust Songs of con trastung mood followed one another thus one so funny that the chorus could scarcely sung for wantrng to laugh and the next one so full of pathos that the tears could hardly be kept back No doubt the real reason for our excellent chour Ines nn the statement made by Mr Pros ser The chorr IS as good as the undrvndual and sprnt rn the choir was keen Every member had a defrnnte Interest rn the musuc and a defrnrte desrre to sung at rrght There was a lot of work rn preparing concerts but the mem fa' FN C3615 on Row 1: C. Ask, C. Valentine, M. Kaehler, D. Frie, P. Ryan, M. Wamhoff, M. Morse, C. Werner, B. Ives, J. Cavadini, L. Redmann. Row 2: D. Rihs, N. Bittner, M. Blank, M. Reps, J. Hunkins, l. Skarstad, J. Roetzler, S. Stephens, C. Karsten, J. Monteith, C. Mahlke. Row 3: S. Buerck, J. Kowalczyk, J. Powell, B. Hilde, E. Klndt, R. Hilden, M. Braatz, M. Czapiewski, R. Jordan, K. Selke. Row 4: P, Pietsch, R. Kaldunski, R. Voight, B. Heck, E. Mathot, M. Koenig, J. Lackore, R. Sonsalla, R. Buck, R. Boardman, J. Gleason, R. Hoffmaster, A. Albrecht. Page 60 Left: D. Daun, J. Schneider, K. Kinzie, M, Kaehler, J. Kowalczyk, and M, Fishbaugher sort choir robes after a concert. Right: Sunny Songsters, V. Awes, R. l-ledlund, R, Mason, get the pitch from C. Peterson. bers enjoyed every minute of it Ri h and valuable experience was gained by many choir members who took part in the musical comedy in the loyous Christmas con cert and in the flowery spring presentation Most of the iuniors and seniors in the choir were experienced but the sophomores were new so tl'-e beginning of the year brought the task of developing new voices bringing old voices back into condition and then working toward the blending of voices and the balanc ing of sections Rehearsals were not limited to school hours but were held on Tuesday eve nings and Tuesday and Thursday mornings as well As time passed the choir was molded into shape and at the Big Nine Festival Winona was among the high ranking contestants Hats off to Mr Prosser choir director Un der his alert and enthusiastic direction the lOO singers were stimulated to work harder and longer to make their concerts as nearly perfect as possible Row I J Frank Dvergsten L Tews R Pelowski S Steiner M Anderson M Odegaarden B Sorl en Rekstad M Albel Row2 S Sandsfrom A Wendt A Wh rstone S Mullen L Bundy W Sebo D Jacobs J Schneider M Northrup F Cierninski Row 3 M Fletch r B Welty J Simon C Bauer V Awes D Daun M Fishbaugher K Kinzie E Dopke P Teegarden M Riggs C McGill Row4 J Ensrud D Schneider R Hedlund L Belville M Gesell P Rekstad A Trimm J Schneider K Tschumper L Bewick G Buerck Page Inner Circle Inner Curcle chaurmen Row I A Trnmrn Mrs Boyd advuser J Schneider C Ask Row 2 M Sholes J Kranvng M Anderson J Schnesder S Senrlck A Albrecht From the first days of school when the Bao Svsters cast a magrc spell over those stubborn green monsters that are called lockers untnl the last days of school when the sophomore: and junnors Created a magnlflcent banquet nn honor of those graduating sensors and nncom mg sophomores the lnner Circle was always busy doing bug thlngs and doung lnttle thnngs but always doing somethung Busy the year around servang the commun Left Bug Suster, J Monteuth, lends and to E Goetzrran nn the struggle wuth a stubborn locker Center P Waas and E Balch assust two mothers on Parents' Nught Rnght D Gull and R Johns try to put thelr home rooms on too nn I C holly sale Page 62 . . A vv .-1 I I I Q 65 l B I C Councul Rowl P Flathe C Ask G Luhmann A Bergsrud V Jasmer J Frank R Maas F Cue mlnskl A Albrecht R w Z N Bittner M l-lock J Anderson R l-lerzberg A Luhmann J Kranlng R Johns D Daun Row 3 M An derson S Buck L Douglas M Bathen Elllson J Keller M Fushbaugher D l-lolt Row 4 K Knnzne D Doner S Hasslnger D Breh mer J Compton M Bowman J Pahnke M Rlggs M Czapuewsk: lty and the school l C gurls acted as pages at the Crnppled Childrens Clnnlc at the blood bank and at the S E lvl E A Convention Dur mg the Christmas season books toys cloth of whlch were glven to the Good Fellows Be sudes spreading seasonal cheer through the halls wlth construction paper and scotch tape they decorated a Chrustmas tree ln the mann hall In addltlon to presenting a program for the entlre school and speclal all gurl programs the organnzatlon got together wlth G A A and threw a party as well as gnvnng their own socval affanrs Just before Chrnstmas the councll gave a party for underprnvlleged chlldren ln grade schools No one knows who enjoyed It more those who recelved the presents or those who watched the raduant and grateful faces Servuce Commlttee members Row I J Tadewald G Luhmann co chanrmen Row 2 P Rolblecku P Waas J Cavadmu J Rekstad C Mahlke P Teegarden L Haeuser C Ronnenberg P McQueen M Davues l C style show Seated J Ensrud Standmg P Rolbuecku K Banks D Jacobs D Krackow M Gates Page 63 Q. ' ', V . I. o : . ' , . J , .I A , .I J ,J V A, A. I . 'I I , .I A , , -I l, . 4 - ' . . I D D, . , I I . . . . . I . ' I I I - ing, and over fifty dollars were collected, most - 'lf L . . x I A . ' x M ,r . . q .2 8 ' 4 ,.-Y , . . . N' 1 ' I 1 S. I ' I ' 1 J 4 J Schneuder J Monteuth and M Fushbaugher speak at I C Councul unstallatuons Gancung at the program un store for them at the l C banquet are M Pletke B Sunde N Mournung D Daun Page 6-I I C Councul Row I M Stuhr G Ronnenberg S Sand strom J Tadewald L Tews S Senruck T Styba Row2 P Rolbuecku P Ryan B Sorluen J Schneuder C Mahlke R Morgan J Waas w 3 Radechel K Stanek P Rekstad J Schneuder E Balch P Waas J Wunderluch Row 4 A Martunson B Welty N Mournung A Trumm M Mattuson M Pletke D Mades A paragraph should be deducated to the Actuvuty Room Home of the Inner Curcle Thus luttle room housed among other thungs commuttees for decoratuon refreshment e tertaunment Newsletters and clothes tor Good Fellows At least one IC gurl has been un thus room every hour of the school day to care tor gurls becomung ull un school Here also leaders planned the actuyutues ot the year The most wonderful feature about thus room us the en chanted door on the northwall One surnply opens the door whuspers the maguc words Mrs Boyd and the problems of lute begun to dussolye Wuthout Mrs Boyd s guudance IC could never be what ut us today ' u fl, ' ' z y I I I Q - RAo : l. I I , ,I I , . I I , . ' ' ll ' ll , . I I I I nA 1 1 ' I l I . ' 5 v if Zh H H I . . I Q l ' I t I all Eff 4 4 I- f - I g V . . , . V 4 . 'gfjuu-52, . g , , I . . , , . . Left Mvss Daley advuser ch cks stencl being cut byJ lfo h Rught L Hen y and B Hulde hare chu kl s over atus H: News Deadline today' This was more than rea son for the second peruod gournalusm class to be lost sn a frenzy of clashing typewrlters staplers and red penculed stones Once agann the bu weekly Hn News was about to be put out Specual achievements of students sports events general Interest stories and a but of gossnp supplned by Martys column all brought llfe to the atmosphere and student body of W H S It someone overheard Muss Daley advuser telling the lournalusts to get the heads cut he mught become quite alarmed but that was The year produced fourteen experlenced gournalusts who were on a constant lookout for news buts around school Thenr success mlght be measured by the number of tumes one could hear students say When s the paper comrng out? or by the rapnduty wnth whsch copies dlsappeared as soon as they were deluvered to homerooms Seated B Chadbourn L Henry J Slmon J Koch R Gunther M Veur B Hulde P Teegarden Standmg M Fletcher D Jacobs J Kropp G Woychek A Martnnson L Conway Page 63 : ' , ' , e i ' . X : . ' : , r . . ' s c e I 3 ' sue. . II ' II r ' ' ' II Il . - . . - I . . - I , A ,I just part of their journalisic lingo. I - ' ' .4 . 1 - . ' . . I . . ' , ' , , ' 11 1 - . . . I I I ' A Martunson edutor M Morse co editor and Mrs Hunter advuser check layouts Weaving a golden hued fabric the Radio graph staff this year combsned many threads of mterest to show the varuous actlvmes and accomplushments of the school Golden strands from fnfty years ago unuted wuth colorful bands of the present to give a complete and nnform atnve picture of growth Capturing the spurut of hugh school lnfe plc tunng nts many phases of athletrcs music and club actlvatres and presentnng an over all feel mg of partnclpatlon the staff gave of nts tame to show the students the lufe of W H S The major hurdle to overcome was the funan cual worry that plagued the annual and to help Rodlogroph defray some of the expenses the staff spon sored the movue Duchess of Idaho and also the Homecomnng dance Just as staffs of the Raduograph for the past half century have spent hours and hours plan nmg layouts wntung copy taking and develop mg pnctures and many other tasks the staff of l95l has tried to produce a record of student actlvltues and accomplushments Do you want to remember these days a half century hence? lf you do there wall be one sure way of relnvnng the golden hours of your hugh school llfe your annual Row I S Sandstrom N Wondrow R Maas A Bergsrud D Gull P Teegarden E Storlne J Cavadunu Row 2 G Busdncker C Mahlke C McGnll J Powell S Stephens J Krause J Waas M Davues Row 3 P Rekstad M Brutts M Fushbaugher B Hllde D Brehmer M Czapuewsku M Rrggs J Nnemeyer Row4 E Mathot B Heck J Murtunger B Sunde M Pletke J Pahnke E Wager J Sheehan J Koch Page 66 u ' I I ' I - I ' f 1 - - I . I . . . 1, ll I I ' ' 1 I . . . . - I I 1 I I 1 . . . I - . . I . . 1 ' I X as K, swf. 1, il W Q f W 'v , 3' '51 I . . , . , . , . , , , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . ,. , ,. , . . : . , , , . . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . Movie Operators Student Council on Seated P Rekstad R edlund C Peterson J Wheeler M Morse M G sell J Frank J Kranlng E Gaedy J Montelth M Bowman S Senrlck Stand mg G Robb K Melnert J Lackore G Olson K Awes Jensen M Wrllrams adviser M Wadewltz Formung a lnalson group between the hugh brass the teachers and the lowly recruits the students were the able members of the Stu dent Councll Operatnng without ottlcers the Councnl under the leadershlp ot lvlr Wnlllams was conaposed of organnzatlon offncers Mem bers sponsored a Chrlstmas party for under prnvaleged tlny tots and gave a gatt to each chlld Four members attended the Bug Nlne conven tlon at Owatonna where much valuable lnfor mation was received Lnghts out' Let the fnlms roll' Thus was a tamuluar order of the picture operation club whsle members were learnlng to manage pro jectors Worknng with a deflnnte obpect ID vrew these students played an nmportant role by showung movlng pnctures smoothly and pro fessuonally to dlfferent classes In addltlon some tlme was spent In prevlewnng hlms and becoming acquannted with the source of educatuonal fllms The club was under the guldance of Mr McGrath Row I: l-l, Mueller, W. Hanson, W. Nepper, D. Kramer, Row 2: A. Albrecht, W. Heyer, R. l-laedtke, M, Zessan, G. Robb, L. Haines, D. Moldenhauer. Row 3: R. Schultz, R. Fabian, J. Noeska, D. Northrup, J, King, B. Bearwald. Row 4: R. Rompa, W. Shawley, R. Llewellyn, L. Gile, J. Carson, C. Seeling. Row 5: Mr. McGrath, adviser, R. Butt, l.. Trocinske, R. Rolfing. Page 68 Council meetings afforded a big contrast to the subdued excitement of the election com- mittee Here not a word was breathed about the results of elections until official notice was given of the winners Routine work con sisted of checking petitions and preparing and collecting boxes and ballots Mrs Boyd the adviser received the cooperation of all in this difficult task for Mum is the word until all can be told Election Commiffee cmd Usher Squad Seated: M. Kaehler, P Teegarden, M. Czapiewski N. Mourning, E. Dopke, M Veir, L, Morey, P. Phillips B. Hilde. Standing: Mrs Boyd, adviser, J. Koch, K Pahnke, K. Meinert, E Balch, D. Curtis, P. Waas chek, B. Ives, C. Werner J, Hunkins, D. Daun, D Fritz, E. Schmidt, Smooth also was the operation of the ush- ers w'1o, in their dark skirts and white blouses, contributed so much to the performances held in the auditorium Each usher made it her re sponsibility to see that every patron received courteous consideration On hand too were the ever efficient ticket takers who were re sponsible for lessening confusion since they were the first to welcome the visitors This group was supervised by Mr Zilliox al ee a n aun aas r v R laio usnn B Kafywusman F Luehman F Riebe E Go tzmarv C Rorinenber E Dopke Row2 C M all M Anderson B Sunde M Mattison a o iecki M tts J Schn l P R k tad N Mourning D Thompson Row C ewski P Mc ueen J Cchne der K K nzie M Al el M le k M s Br hm J Mur n er aas M owman B Welty R w 4 M F -i i M in r Jensen a he s Mr Z lliox advi er R Davi P P ets h R A o omb J Gates A Martins n Page 69 V . . . . . . . I I . . , H . ,, . . V . . , Ro' :P.T 'jrde,,D.D ,J.W ,M.Bo ' '1' an, . .'l , . , D'.J iods,iP. ii fb' ' .Bri J, Efiasifh, .A 6I.B', '. Q ,'. ' .' '. si '. 'is , Q , .- i , . i , . b , .P t 2, .Ge ell, D. 2 er, . , t- . 5 , P. VV , . B , . . o : . is aJj'1-er, L. K lstofte, K. e e t, H. , J. Le t r, . i ' , 's , . s, . i : , . ' ff , . , . . ' o . L. Belisle, N. Smith, G. Woy- Debate Squad Seated P Rekstad M Gesell J Lackore B Welty Standmg P Pletsch R Davis Mr Stephens advsser Right Panel wnnners B Ives J Slmon D Doner W Kulawske J Leathers C Peterson J Sontag E Balch M Blanlf L Seelung R Glel Below Orrgunal ora ors G Busdlcker C Werner Wohlert Page 7F Speech Establlshong and upholdmg convnncung arguments thus year s debate team was an effncuent one and revealed encouragung pros pects for future teams The season opened wnth a tour nament at Carlton and the prac tuce season closed wnth a contest at South St Paul where Wlnona won 8 out ot l2 debates In state competltuon Wnnona placed sixth out of a tneld of twelv schools W H S has a w Il establushed repu tatuon tor outstandsng accomplnsh ments an the tleld of speech Panel dns cusslons b gan the year s work and students exchanged vnewg and wldened their horuzons of learnlng Selected nn Englush class and untra school contests the panel partnczpants presented well considered Ideas on the toplc Should Controls ot Radio Televaslon and lvlovses Be Increased? Manuscript readnng extemporaneous speakung and .. . , 1 I . 1 ' Q C . 3- 1- 1 - 1 - . ,. ,. ,. 1- 1- 14 -1 . ,. . : - T.. ,. ,W. .. , J Ik t 3 V, 4 1,., x Q I' t '-4 Q J Q- ' - . C , 7 A- 1' f Q - 1 . . ,,, 1 I 1 -, 11 - I 1 cz Activities Well-delivered arguments giv- en by the enthusiastic quartet showed their wide knowledge of the topic- Resolved: that the American people should reiect the welfare state. No team, however, inherits such fine qualities of logic and presentation' therefore the success of this year s debaters is due in part to the persistent e orts of their coach M Stephens original oratory gave finalists in those departments an cpportunity to express themselves and prove their mettle With a nucleus ot three members th one act play group filled the dramatic portion ot the activities After much study and coaching thc speech winners prepared to enter th Big Nine Festival on lvlarch l4 at Ro chester where they received further acclaim Manuscript r aders P Rekstad M G sell E Goetzman E Kindt Left Extemporaneous speakers Seat ed M Mattison P Waas Standing Qchneider Mr Koivumaki speech in structor M Davies Below One a t play cat A Wendt R Gael K Schwab prop erty manager L Belville Pge Miss Bloom, adviser, M. Ressie, J. Wheeler, F. Luehman, R. Odegaarden, R. Voight, E. Drenckhahn FHA Flying fingers stitched the motif of the United Nations flag and completed one of the many proiects accomplished by the FHA under the leadership of Marion Wadewitz president Doris Fritz vice president Pauline Once those first, faint sparks of interest in pho- tography had been struck, the members of the club found that it was best fanned with experience. Every picture presented a problem in composition, lighting, and develop- ment, a challenge to the photographer to m a lc e each print a work of art, but artistic and captivat- ing pictures were the re- sults of time and effort of these amateurs. The principles learned in this club will be of much help in the adult life of the members as all of them continue taking pictures of people and places. Phillips secretary Joan Bean treasurer and Mrs Keese adviser Another prolect of these future homemakers was the Christmas party sponsored for the boys of the F F A Club Be sides being represented at the regional meet ing at Faribault delegates were sent to the state convention Monthly meetings provided worthwhile experiences in the field of home management fated D Fritz presdent J Bean easurer Mrs Keese adviser P Phillips secretary M Wad ip 'nn B d KeERo Mia v A kerman l-loc C aunet J Navle Roav2 S Ma oushek M Bittner H Grant L Fort S Dea man D Ya olimek I Radechel D ilips L Ziebell A Whe stone Row 3 M Hubof Lu mann E Fritz L Olson L Brown J Hunkins L Oe h D Mueller R l-la dtke l-l Page Row4 L l-laeuser dcgaard n E Rolfing J Fort L P ybvlski M F tw r M C apewski M Pittelko E Wa er J Ke er Page 2 ' ' , b 5 , h 1 . . . - , . . . . , . . I 1 . . D I. If I I I - I 1 ' I ' 5 v , V 'ir 'l S : . , vice- 1 , . , tr , . , , . ' ' , , , '- ewitz, president. Row I: M. Maroushels, reporter, E. Ph li 2, parlrai Q. faran, A. ergsru , E, ni , , ffler, R. . 5, B. les, S. : , M. k, , GI 7, . : . r , . ' , . , . , . r , , r , . , ,Phl. , , ' , . t . : . , A. ue, .I V' , ulejle-,'. Z :I ,'. I I , .I g,..' ll. 7 Photography Club Rowl B Bearwald E Gaedy presudent E Aldung r treasurer Mr Anderson advsser N Sebo secretary G Robb sentinel M Horman reporter D Kramer Row2 D Northrup R Allen W Nepper W Heyer P Heglmeler A Stueve D Brentbarth K Sperbeck W Hanson Row 3 R Fabian N Grossell K Tschumper R Jacobs M Wohlert E Drenckhahn R Schultz G Kulas E Holtzworth Row 4 D Winters W Shawley E Chrnstensen G Burgmeuer A Albrecht J Morcomb D Moldenhauer W Bateman L Haines G Hubof FFA Wlth a wnnnlng comblnatnon of 64 mem bers the F F A Club with Mr Anderson advnser stacked up many worthwhile achueve ments during thus last year As the season progressed the green hands advanced First AICJ A step toward the pre yentuon of nnlurues as well as a means ot treatnnq them IS the knowledge ot furst and A club ot th s na ture was organuzed thus year to deal wnth emer gency care ot many accl dents Including some of the mayor as well as cer tarnof the manor ones The art of retaining presence ot mnnd and courage whsle pertormlng the tasks of tlrst and was the ultnmate asm of the club and nts members X through such actuvutues as the Chrlstmas party FFA week during whlch the organlzatlon sponsored dlsplays a radio program and the Parent Son banquet To ralse money mem bers sold Chrustmas cards and garden seeds The natnonal conventuon was attended by flve members and fuve teams were present at the state conventlon All members assumed their responslbullty to follow thelr theme of learnung to do donng to learn learnung to llve llvnng to serve i Mass Kleun adylser A Bergsrud R Kauphusman E Jacobs D Brehmer, M Blttner A Stueve L Fort Page 73 H 1' t? .- ., A -- N ,t 5, ., ' -4 : u ' -' A I. ' I qu' S .. I 14 si, 1 1 . I .0 s ' to . A -F , I l Ev gg Y if 1- 1 ll 4 V-g . 5 - 1 - 1 1 - 91 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 , , , . , , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . . : . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - , . , . , . . I I I C I I - . I - , . . . . , . I , , . . 11 - - - ll Il ' ' ' ll , . . . . 1 - Q ' it . . . . 3 , . . i - I -tug Rowl N Mournnng P Teegarden D Gull S Sampson R I-laedtke S Yarolnmek B Haugen Row 2 E Dopke D Jacobs R Prlgge J Rekstad E Heckman D Rnhs L Tews Row 3 P Rolbueckl B Luehrnann K Knndt R l-lerzberg S Frahm Row4 M Lockwood V Jasmer M Sloan N Rott M Rose Standmg M Ko walsky S Senrlck D Olson P Knopp A Neltzke J Frank Mrs Stewart advuser Kmllmg Clubs We tend to our knnttlng as a saynng whnch was heard not only thus year but also a half century ago Knnttsng wnth a long and unter estlng history has been used In creatlng all sorts of decoratuve and useful artncles ot ap tv' parel from baby s bootles to grandmother s shawl In clubs directed by Mrs Hunter lvllss Spreltzer and Mrs Stewart stntches learned by the gurls were luke words with whlch they expressed their skull so that the greater thelr vocabularleg were the wider thelr range of expression became With thenr acqunred knowledge they connbmed lmagnnatlon and nn genuuty to create new patterns or to adapt old ones 9 'ass Lg, V' wl M Fushbaugher M Albel A Trlrnm M Day: s S Cooper M Krzoska J Kreuzer R w 2 ach P Waa athen D Kra kow R e Ga es P ecknr F lemunsku Row 3 ladewa LeBeau J Krage C Peterson E Schuppenhauer L Vlestenz L Brown Row 4 A Strurnstafl I Ra echel A Llylng ton A Overland E l-lartwuck L Olson Standmg Mrs l-lunter adviser Page 7-l ll U lr' ' All xv , 3 . 1 P . ' 3. J si , u Nl I I ' I I ' I ,, .. ,,. . , . . . I I I O . . I - ' I ff: as age 3 -g F x,mA -Pl F .ku I if' Ro : . ' , . , , , , es, . , , , . , o :E er.,. ,MB ,. 1, Gil,M. :,,D -,.C . :J. . ld,N ' ' d , ., TW U -.014 XC w I D Phnl ps S Maroushek D Mades C Peter M Plttelko P Mrozek Row 2 S Boll L McNally M Mrozek A Olson M Pflughoeft C Peterson T Styba Row 3 J Wunderllch G Newell A Luhmann D Mu ller L Oech A Papenfuss R Morgan Row 4 D Olson S Dobrunz M Drexel N Baumgardt M Multhaup D Doner Row 5 A Fakler R Elluson A Ellnson B Peterson Sfandmg Mass Spreutzer adviser M Northrup N Bittner Crocheting Club Weavnng webs of lace the Crochet Club members formed fraglle lntrlcate and dainty lovellness nn many patterns Under the super vlslon of Mrs Boyd fairytale beauty came unto benng beneath even beglnners fingers whale full justlce cannot be glven to descrlbung e creatuve skull of the experienced needle workers The gurls devoted many hours to the art of crochetung and produced attractlve re sults In handmade lace Satisfaction was truly galned when members were able to say l rfade rt myself an answer to a complument on a glamorous beanue a fashionable purse or flnely stutched gloves Row I Boardman S elner M Reps Lmrnarwn J K r V tune ow 2 Phu llps Waclewltz R Raboln C Ronnenberg A Babler F Sebo M Paoenfuss Row 3 S Haedtke J Braatz D Luedtke B Braatz D Frolland B Benter Row 4 Mrs Boyd aflvlser M l-lock B Anderson l-l Page D Daun J Schnelder C lsllerneyer Page 7 K ,1 Y' ' A n n 4 1 K u ' V ' l n 'K v p ' L 7 G A . -rg -s . vw! - 9 5 v . . 1, Q R . g X ,F X 6 A ' , -- l v B' , Q X, 5- Q- ' A J ' - k ' f ' if VC.. ' - 4, . A T 4 A J g :. it N , x 1 r , 'fx , -js - ,. ta A Ro : . 'li , . , . , . , . ' , . . : . , . , 5 . . . . .' . . . l ,, I l 1 1 . H t . I . ' V I . . ' I I I . . , . . . . sz Y rp 4 J A wc rg ,. 'f 'U V ,Q W -J '17, 'Y ' 1' I ,r - u .Ml J.. a . . , : B. , . St , , G. M . ., . elle, C. alen . R : P. I , M. information Rle Cu Row! J Duerwachter L Hackbarth S Anderson D Zlll Row 2 R Lovas K Keuper Mr Chrnstenson advlser K Prugge J Swedberg As their purpose the Rnfle Club members strove to become Dannel Boones Even though no nnscrlptsons were cut on the trees luke that on the banks of Boone Creek Tenn namely D Boone culled a bar on thus tree year l76O the Rifle Club made much progress nn competntnve meets In bl weekly meetnngs the unerrung marksmen fured agaunst their own scores or a partners record Nune members trekked down the famlluar path beaten by feet of eager rnflemen to put their mark on e tantallznng targets at the Armory We wlll defend our right to llve un our own American way and wall contnnue to enjoy the benefnts and przvnleges which are granted to the cltlzens of no other nation With thus prlnclple In mind the Mllltary Information Club land the foundations for successful careers In that fueld Baslc Ideas as to how mulntary forces operate were descrubed and ex planned by Mr Indall adviser Characteristics such as obeduence loyalty alertness and t amwork were studied as well as the facts that must be known by a good servnceman Mrllfory C U w : . , a a vl,e', J. Kropp, G. Busducker, V. Awes, J, Faur J. McCue, C. Stennke Row 2: L, Krlstofte, cu. Lnebsch, R Frank L. Henry, G. Ehlers J. Sheehan. Row 3: E-l. Jensen, R. Zebeil, G. Batnen, M, Th-in, D. Mahlke, J, Koch Row 4: J. Leathers, J. Gates R. Osborne, R. Davus, K,Sc'1wab. Dage 76 Economucs Boys Home Rowl W Wendt S Johnson J Knaak J Laska R Butterfueld Mrs Keese advuser Row2 M Renk W Cuerzan P Knopp C l-lagedorn J Masyga Row 3 W Gesell R Prond zunsku D Bonow D Jordan The Boys Home Economucs Club under the durectuon and watchful eye of Mrs Keese pro duced muracles of the bowl un the kutchen as sorbung secrets of new recupes the members found creatuve enjoyment experumentung wuth batter In answer to the questuon Can boys cookung abuluty compete wuth gurls P the boys proved that they were versatule and could wueld a mughty muxung spoon to achueve a marked success un a womans sphere Selectuon and preparatuon of foods household hunts and customer buyung were also studued by these chefs of the future Much enthusuasm was shown throughout the year un Mr Andersons club whuch was us of great umportance un thus area where un controlled erosuon does much damage Forest fures destroy much valuable tumber and are a menace to wuldlufe also Too much huntung and fushung depletes the stock of game and fush resultung un less sport un the future These subuects were made more vuvud to the club by movues donated by the Fush and Wuld lufe Servuce Clu Seated W Hodguns L Halluday D Breutbarth Rowl Mr Anderson advuser N Grossell E Hoffman T Knopp R Allen Row 2 G Stanek J Nuemeyer M Horman E Aldunger N Sebo R Habeck Page 77 U .Q ..-,K I 7 ' 'A 11x I . fs 271. a Chemist might explore the laboratory. Ab- devoted tovconservatuon. Thus broad subuec Conservofuon Seated S Buck A Albrecht J Kukowski F Riebe Rowl D Hobbs R Ives M Wohlert A Barum E Gaedy E Storlie N Smith S Pozanc Row 2 Mr Stephens adviser G Burgmeier W Bateman L Anderson W Ziebell E Wager J Cada J Guenther R Wacholz S Schuh A hope that a little pasteboard man known the Joker might be lurking in the blind sharpened interest in the 500 Club as it held its regular meetings A bid of nine or ten was not unusual as the dozen partners exhib :ted their latent abilities in their favorite game All tried to become card sharks in the round robin tournament conducted under the supervision of Mr Stephens These contests of skill provided riotous fun as well as an um proved game The only club where one fourth of the group acts as dummies was lucky to have that situa was played As Miss Daley shared her know ledge of the game with both experienced and beginning players information about the fundamentals of the game together with its rules ethics and etiquette was put to practice as fascinating games developed Bridge Club proved enioyable to the casual player not wishing to take any game too seriously and to the scientific player who desired to study and master the intricacies of the game Page 78 Bridge At table M Bow m n M Britts esell We Standing Mis Daley adviser N Wondrow B Sunde L Spaag J Krause M Pletke H Sherin M McNally B Witt P Bening .yn H 500 as 11 ll - - - ' ' ' - . . H ,, V' tion changed with each hand of bridge that . . I . A l I . . f ' . ' ' ' 1 D a , , Q ' A , M G , B. lty Conosto Seated W Wohlert S Prenot P McQueen D Frxe J Schnerder J Hum phrey Rowl M Baumann B Cnsewsku M Papenfuss A Goodsell A Whet stone R Wohlert M Watembach P Thompson D Holt J Roetzler L Seel :ng Row 2 K Knnzue P McGrath J Compton Mnss Marshall advlser R Florun E Rolfmg B Blagsvedt J Fruederlch The unique and rmmensely popular South Amerlcan rummy game found Its way into hugh school thus year The chief problem of nts play ers after the furst game was how to stop Thus was the case as the members of the Canasta Club after each Wednesday s game spent the nrght dreaming about making canastas Wuth the help of lvlnss Marshall It was an extremely easy game to learn but at was stall necessary to srt back occasionally and do a luttle thanking IH an attempt to outwlt one s opponents Chess- ow 1 I h r T Beadles N Hanson J Schoon over Row 2 C Wer I' Barth E Mathot P Pletsch B lves ow A B Wanek J Peterson Lackore A l-lull Row 4 Mr Zulllox advlser Brown C en thorne T Goyanes M Koenng R on salla G Frank Gambit Pawn Pieces on the board These expressuons poured forth rn an unendlng stream from Room 253 thus year as the Chess Club met ln nts bu weekly session Everythmg else was forgotten as the players concentrated on the pecullar wooden shapes belnq shifted about on a bare suxty four squares The road from confusion that the tyro saw at furst to the orderly and engoyable patterns that make chess so charmrng and lntrnqunng to the more advanced player was wnth the gundance of Mr Zllluox qunckly and easily traversed L L Page 79 i 0 1 'Sf C . . 1 . ,. , . ,- ,. - I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I' - ,U :4. ,. ,. , , , . ,. ,. ,. . ' ' ll ' II II II Il' ll I . I I 1 1 ' . . , .. . . . , , S l l R :K. Ren- ad, . , - l V - me-,J, Kollas,G. ' , . ,R 3: B. Lilla, . oll, D. ,, ,J. : ,' , , J. , ,l-l - , - , . , .S - Dromcu C u Row I R Maas J Cavadunu Goetzman M S unr Nagle G Ronnenberg Row 2 an Wul uam on Kranung J Fuller C Mahlke Muss Mulyck adviser Row 3 P Re stad M Czapuewsku J Schulz R Odegaarden J Pet erson J Klu e The roads by which a student may arruve at an understanding ot musuc are many yet one such uourney unto the musty realms of melody was attempted by the lVlusuc Lustenung Club M Prosser helped to develop lustenung capacuty and tc stumulate the desure for musuc apprecuatuon The members followed the pur pose ot the organuzatuon and developed better knowledge of some composers and the musical forms un whuch they have wrutten lVlusuc was found to be more beautiful as ut became ta muluar to the lusteners and as they understood ut better ut came to have more meaning Page 80 Club Seated: J. Monteuth, S. Sandf strom, E. Schmidt. Row l: M. Braatz, L. Zuebell, S, Guenther, B. Kauphusman, S. Mullen, P. Fitzgerald, Mr. Prosser, adviser. Row 2: J. Henderson, C. Bauer, E. Henry, A. Kaldunski, D. Guenther, J. Hegard. Row 3: D. Hanson, J. Powell, J. Sumon, J Hunkins, C. Werner, M Squires, C. McGath. Row 4: B. H ck B Kulanowucz J Jerec zek J Kowalczyk M Fletcher as oa u gs Walters Curtaun tume brought pleasant thrills to the members ot the Drama Club which was a structly femunune organuzatuon thus year Wuth Miss Mulyck acting as adviser for the group attentuon was guven to correct modulatuon and pitch of the voice as well as to proper gestures and the art ot mak up To learn these skulls the members presented short plays and amusung pantomumes to one another As the club only met bu weekly not very much time was spent memoruzung or re hearsung Consequently the gurls had a tune opportunity to display theur ad lubbung abuluty P.lJ ku, M' rig, of R' , 9 E. '.ir',Jf P. Ry ,' M. us , uf ut , ', i ,l..n. 'A rg . .I . 4 . l A e-. Music Listening C rag? C u Rowl L Bewick L Bundy L Belisle J Tschumper G Buerck A Martinson R Nep per Row 2 D Dulek R Wes sin H Baker L Wieczorek J Antoff Mr Brandt adviser Robin Hood and his merry band of archers to compete in individual and team tourna ments of field archery lt was not as easy as it seemed at first and many an hour was spent by the club members under the guidance of Mr Tyler in the study of materials as well a care of equipment Although stiff joints and sore backs were part of the sport the bend of the bow and the thud of the arrow charmed and thrilled the hearts of these bowmen Archery Club Row I: Mr. Tyler, adviser, J ieski, C. Guenther. Row 2: K Tschumper, R. Hoffmaster, G Johnson, J. Ambuhl. Row 3 erson E. Wachs R. Boardman Not only weaving but articles of plastic DeLozier, R. Abraham, G. Mod- G. Deering, R. Hedlund, C. Pet- leather were the results of the Craft Club members efforts This organization with the capable help of lvlr Brandt supplied those students interested in making things ample opportunities to change raw materials into use ful and beautiful articles for everyone s daily use Each finished product was truly an ex presslon of the maker The exhllaratlon that comes from having done something with one s own hands was most satisfying and will linger long after the maternal things have gone Page 8l I b ki, could be seen this spring as they proceeded casts, art metal, wood, block printing, and I ' . . . .I , - . , ' S I V I . l A - - I Civil Service Just as an orchestra rehearses long hours to acquire proficiency in its presentations, so did the Civil Service Club practice meth' ods of attaining speed and accur- acy in typing. Directing the steady and rhythmic clicking of keys was Miss Everson who watch ed club members gan skill transcription work Competition was kept at fever heat as prepara tion was made for the Civil Ser vice examinations and as the girls became familiar with the nature and scope of the tests Rowl C Kaiser L Stanislawski Row 2 A Wendt L l-laeuser Miss Everson adviser Personality Exploring the problems ot teen age lite the Personality Club with the help ot Miss Voelker tried to stock up with knowledge cn attitud s which enable one to face all manner ot problems These girls studied how to blend the ingredients of their lives so harmoniously that a wholesome and natural manner ot living would be the result Guest speakers discussed etiquette poise and how to get along with p cple and stressed the social side of living all ot which led to increased self assurance on the part of members xi w I E Rot er Diekrager P Van Gilder D l-lenoer on S Ackerman M Glidden C Glaunert w Z M ss Voelker adviser J Erickson S Daniels A Eggert J Dvergsten L Douglas R w 3 Przybylski D Bradley S Barurn L Erickson S Ben on P Eichhorst L Mrozek E Fritz Row 4 M Blank M Damba h S Boyce J Olson M Buege N Steve Page 8 i ' in iv 4 ii b 'C ' ? f N . f i fi 4 Ro : , fl , D. , . , . 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' , , Ro : i , , , ,, , , , , , . o 1 L X2 Psychology An nntroductnon to the relatlon of a student s personaluty to what socuety expects of hum was studued by the Psychology Club rr-embers under the supervlslon of Mr Schoennng These students learned that ones welfare and progress are the result not only of knowledge but also of Ideals hugh asplratrons and the wlll to Ilve un the best possuble wav Studies were not only from books but Included lectures and rnduvrd ual observatnons Boys Glee Club After a rather late start the Boys Glee Club caught fare by mud season and fnnrshed the year nn top form For those young men who followed the musical Muse this club pro Rowl L Gre r D Olson D Woolley L Belusle Mr Schoenlng adviser Row 2 N Mat as A Lewis S Stephens P Mennka C Mc Gll B Schoenrke vlded lasting enrichment through nts objectrve of fosterrng good musnc and tramung the volce Greatly augmented by new members the group culmsnated :ts many actlvltles of the year by partlclpatung ln the cholr s sprung con cert Drrectnng the volces through the varued composltlons was the man behind the baton Mr Prosser Rowl K Tschumper G Buerck W Sebo L Bewl k B He lr R Boardman Row 2 Mr Prosser advuser J Ensrud K Selke T Mrner M Ko nlg A Boll P Plets h Row 3 A Albrecwt L Trocvnske G Gleason l-loffmaster W Zvebell L Anderson Page 83 , , I I I Q Q . . ' - Q ' ' - :,. . 1 ' I , .. .. ., . I . - . , ' I n . ' s. A W ! 7, fr 1 ,s ef , Lf, C K rs., N' L . - f . ' Above F F A boys E Aldmqer W Smale at the memornes of a happy day at the state conventxon Rught Students qatlfmer nn the lower hall for theur regular noon gab fest Voriefy odds spice Page 84 l-leyer, Gi Bllrgvmeler, Nj Segbo, A,iBarumZ The band members contributed much to the Winter Carmval fo W H S life Rnght How 5 If for size? D Mahlke and M Fnshbaugher Lower left L Tews takes fume out of club hour to admnre sparklers belonging To C Rormenberg and A Koeth Lower nqhf Chefs extraordmaure R Bufterfneld and D Bonow 2 ,f Z7 Page 85 . .vm F ga J 'X l s ,. 4..- .X .MZ h mf A' :,v?.Qm. ' 1 ,,4g,1kQ.irss3 Q J .KLA I W f 'gnu 'S I gcfzfhif, 'W 'x - Sf Y . . . l . Left V Awes andC Ask settle differences in song Center Fairy dance J Cavadini J Kukowski D Frie M Gesell P Teegarden J Czaplewski B Ives Right R Hedlund sings convincingly toC Bauer The Wishing Well Winona Senior High students displayed both musical and acting ability this year when they presented a musical comedy The Wishing Well Based on old Irish custorris and beliefs the play brought amusement and fascination to its audience Who could have asked for a more romantic setting than the rose scented garden of Falls Park Manor owned by the lovely Lady Marv Donnell or who could have wished for a more charming guest than the handsome Terence Fitzpatrick O Grady? With the aid of the fairies and the magic well a superior climax was reached as the mortgaged manor was saved and as Lady Donnell and Terence found happiness Music music and more music was featured throughout the performance in solos duets and chorus numbers accompanied by the or chestra These Irish notes will linger in all minds making this years all school offering a memorable production Praise should go to Mr Prosser Mr Koivumaki and Miss Vye the competent directors to the cast and to the production personnel for a splendid job. The chorus gives out with Top o' the Morning. M, Wamhoff, K. Tschumper, L. Bewick, C. Werner, W. Sebo, R, Jordan, C. Valentine, K. Selke, E. Goetzman, R. Hedlund, C. Bauer, J. Lackore, C. Mahlke, P. Rekstad, R. Briesath, W. Ziebell, A. Trimm. Page 86 home late was the by the sensor class A well chosen cast Konvurnaku and the Cheaper by the Dozen A sparklung comedy Cheaper by the Dozen wnth nts hnlaruous representatuon of festive contrnbutlon made on the evenung of May l under the dnrectlon of Mr student dnrectors Marlen Gesell and Maxine Czapmewsku tltted smoothly lnto characterlzatuons and long hours of pam staknng rehearsals brought a protesslonal tunlsh to the play Dad who only reared twelve Chnl dren and Mother who reared twelve only chuldren led the famnly out ot countless pre dlcaments and through many adventures re sultlng ID llght hearted enjoyment for those who chuckled both on and off stage CAST Mr Grlbreth Mrs Gllbreth Edward Klndt Marna Albel Ernestlne Frank Jacquelyn Dan Fred Anne Lrllran Martha Mrs Fltzgerald Dr Burton Joe Scales Miss Brlll Patrlcla Rekstad Ronald Hedlund Arlene Koeth Gaylord Woychek Vernon Awes Rlchard Mason Carol Ask Paulune Phllllps Grace Tschurnper Earl Christensen Gordon Busducker Joann Bean Larry Curtis Peterson Top right Fnngernall lnspectlon E Klndt P Rekstad Phlllups V Awes C Ask Cen er right Mother M Albel glves Instructions to cook G Tschumper Lower rught V Awes catches A Wendt and C Peterson holdung hands Left Teacher J Bean calls on Gxlbreth famnly A Wendt E Knndt M Albel Rnght The famaly council Sealed C Ask P Phullups E Knndt M Albel V Awes Standmg A Wendt R Hedlund P Rekstad Page 87 11 I1 - Il I ,, . . . . . I. . . . ' ' . . f. f 9 I l - ll '- ll V ll I , , . Ag' Bill ............................ ....... .............. A deline Wendt .....-.-..........-...... gf' i . Ol 4 . l, . . YI P. . ,, . t ' : ,. , ,. .U : ' as : ,. ' ',. ,. .' : ' '. : -. C. Ask, attendant N. Mourning attendant Hu iii' Cuszak queen BQ' A Martmson attendant M Mattzson attendant 45'i?a 45 '29 Mrk gK'1!nv Page 88 'iz un Homecommg Warm lnduan summer weather under brnght October sknes made lazy the days but sharp ened the actnvltles at senlor hlgh as Homecom :ng tlme drew near Weeks preceding the great event w re fnlled wnth busy hours as the gunlors worked on store decorations the sophomores wound the goal posts one for the Mankato Scarlets and one for the Winona Wunhawks and other students dulnoently contrived decorative and orngmal floats for the parade on Frlday afternoon An entertalnlng skit In the auditorium Intro duced the ten ou en candidates and excut ment ran hugh untul the funal choice was announced at the blazing bonfire held a Maxwell Field on Thursday night Cheers re sounded as dartnng flames revealed Joan Clszak benng crowned bv Russell Schmudt co captaun Wnth her attendants Margaret Mattuson Carol Ask Nancy Mournlng and Arlene Martlnson Joan was chosen to reign over the festlvltnes Ganly lomung un the snake dance the large group wound nts merry way to the post office and fulled the aur wuth cheers and songs But the pnx of Friday the l3th could not be ov rcome and the game ended In a 33 O victory dampen splrlts and the relaxlng melodies of the Dreamlnners fulled the Jefferson Auditor num and brought a thrllllng climax to the festnvutues which came to a close too soon Fave runners up M Albel M Gesell J Schnender M Fnshbaugher D Jacobs Page 89 ,Z , 1 M A . Q e . I I. . . l I - - - - - - 5 - for Mankato. Yet it took more than defeat to G , If . . . . Q ' S , E , . Q35 is an f Ls? 3 I-fm PM W , 'M ey? '25 o 'EQ 5 ali. 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