Winona High School - Radiograph Yearbook (Winona, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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K i N A I x A, kw 1 I I W, N L x K RADIOGRAPH 1958 Wlnono Hugh School Wlnono, Minnesota 01-v A4,,4-0091641 fra? b Ltr. , fb-if Zxlfieg-2,4640 ?,wMM v Q fc-and -4f1z,J f af 40,61 ,aacaafwef Z Q ' 1 ,V 4 11ea, a yoLin armdlifcihan ,, S f W 9. infinyfiher nd wgs ery well Iikedubyil his 6 L :: : , Z . hi ht -hversion F211 Einlg of p . ,Mx Kd' c EZ siqla in The wo?ds af? ,di bla'W'gs2Ein auTLWn gay, Rip Usd P cg- E , unc ns s d TSW 'fjynabtvfj 1 I I . 5 7 ' f ,W gree noll nd prom flgf fellT2 1 ff 49-M 5 fwcwv f , . hundr e sl T is is t e Tory e in , me ,gm ,4.40Lv sce - his iour ey Throu NAB-r1onTa.i-Ii h Semi: 64110 Jhzfmfaf Mya? 4Wff'7nfff 6 jf 'T' .PJ4'42'f-4440'f4f'AJJ,aa40yf0J,Zfi5'4 g?,d4f.f,44a.4,!g, may ,,6,a.:f?g4f..,6-4-V,2.. ,Qa-uv 4 J vfffjf- Lula- aiu' I., 1',, in Y., . -,vu v' Msey, awning Wwh fisf. sffs f v i is Q iifsfi Q53 fq ' 3 v l ll , ll i 4' - s E 1 kk , . -L .s ',,f iu- V9 ' i 11 W X :Lrwm:1 -Q P.,-My-,n-,r'.W 9 Q 1 ri .y Q --P-2' 'og l.. ,,k.r,.,sl:mzf:1 n i 2 M hi ki i T W iijfxl W ji ,ww -Q Y 5 s, Hn W ' A 'fi x 2 f ,, .3915 5 f 5 ig, M -www i 5 , A fwys? 3 4 1 fgi Y 1, ,if , , , 5 nw - ,. ,P . ,UV 1 2 ' isxfgii wma iiwsi ' ,saws - - ll 5 ue? 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'ku che' nw! 2 Wi '!'Z':':i!'.'1f'.:Z':'Z7 iiiiiiiii, W if CONTENTS Faculty - - - Spgrfg - - -48 Classes - - - 16 Activities - - - 66 Winona Senior High School 1916 Through The Years In the summer of 1852 Miss Angelina Gere a girl of 14 or 15 gathered a small group of children together and tried to teach Them a few fundamentals but the first school in Winona that really deserves the name was opened in the fall of 1853 Twenty five students were taught in a frame building at Front and Franklin Streets and funds for this school were paid by the parents of children who attended The Winona Republican of December 2 1856 reported that one hundred scholars were crowded into a room over a harness shop and one hundred more were waiting to get in The Winona High School was organized in 1861 and the first term f school was taught during the summer of 1861 in the second story of what was then known as the Hancock Building lt stood on East Fifth Street nearly oppo site the now destroyed St Joseph s Catholic Church In 1862 it was moved to the City Building where it remained until 1864 when it was changed to a large three-story frame building. In 1867, it was removed to what was known as the Central School and remained there till the dedication of a high school building in 1888. This new school cost 350,000 and had a capacity of 18 rooms. A school library was instituted in 1872. At a special meeting of the Board of Education in 1887, the new high school building was discussed, and a site on the corner and Washington Streets was chosen. At completion the building recitation rooms and one large assembly room which could be div rooms by sliding doors. This was replaced in 1925 by the ln March, 1913, the new Broadway and Johnson. The building pictured on the title page erection of a of Broadway contained 13 ided into two of this book, present Central Junior High Building. high school building pictured above present high school was completed was begun at in 1915 at a cost of S200,000. The gymnasium-auditorium was completed in 1928 and the latest addition, in 1953. 1 l f D Working on a shot hot rod. D, Pahnke and R. Hazel- ton check progress before the initial draq . Look to the skies was the Cry in 158 R Ryd- Asian flu was here! Evidencev all the empty seats in Mr. ' ' Stoltrnan's class. men and C. Johnson admire their satellite and missile proiects. This Was '58 l am proud to present this trophy , . . R. Santelman presents the district basketball tro- phy to Mr. Williams as Coach Kenny looks on. -? 41 The fashions of '58-everything from the brand new chemise to the ever-popular bathing suit was modeled by the I. C. girls. Wnnona Senior Hugh School Faculty 1916 An elghth grade education was all you needed one hundred years ago to teach In the publnc schools of Winona Starting ID 1887 require ments for teachrng began changung Today a per son must have completed hugh school to enter college and a college education In order to teach Only women taught nn the flrst years of Wan onas public school history Women were con sldered more capable of handling the dlfflcult dnsclplnne problems which cropped up In the classes of those days The theory was that the young ruffuans would be more polite to a woman The theory wasnt always rnght Led by the older boys puplls sometlmes turned classes into tree foralls with chalk erasers and other mas snles flyang around the room . , ' , . . , . I FACULTY -vt! 0 7-D il Supernntendent of Schools Russel Way Staff Guide Steps As we trooped back to these hallowed halls last fall we were greeted by Mr Way our new superuntendent of schools who came to us from Mernll Wusconsun Mr Way took over the relns of leadership wlth a zest that sparked new zeal throughout our system Hrs uncanny ablllty to show up everywhere and malntann a flrm touch on every facet of our program left us a but breathless Wlthln a short trme of has arrival the staff was engaged cooperatuvely nn the formula tnon of a phnlosophy of education a reapprarsal of our curruculum and plans to make the educa tronal process more meaningful Our admnnustrators work closely wuth the board of educatvon the elected communlty representa tuves to glve us a school system to be proud of These cntuzens although engaged In making thenr own lvvrng assume the responslbllltres of democ racy by guvrng freely of thelr tme to translate Amerucans desnre for public education :nto practuce BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED Louls S Czarnowskn Superintendent Way Wullnam A Lnnqulst Ben Muller STANDING Dr Theodore Sudua Dr L L Korda Lawrence H Santelman Dr Phnlup Hesse Oscar S Glover Harold E Schultz Ray E Gorsuch Admnmstratuve Asst John Timmons 415' Thirty Five Years Service Completed ln the fall of l923, a young man, Ralph J. Williams came to Winona to commence what was to be one of the longest records of successful administration in the state Before coming to our system Mr Williams had already completed a number of years in school vvork but these proved to be lust a warm up compared to the thirty five years of leadership he was to devote to Winona The thousands of graduates of thirty fave years who have passed under his influence and guid ance into the life of the world are living tribute to the contributions of this man Students faculty and parents find It difficult to conceive of Senior High without R J His departure leaves an irreplaceable void and marks the end of an era for Winona High Senior High School Principal Ralph J Williams The MAlNTENANCE PERSONNFL Norman Juneau Martha Kiese Dan Janikovvskn Fred Tarras George Schnesder Charles Radechel Alvin Voss and John Duffy keep our building splck and span The OFFICE FORCE Doris Schoeriike Marlos Olson Florence Kulas Geraldine Greenwood and Janice Tobian gather to view the new stamping machine The CAFETERIA FORCE Mrs Phyllis Morcomb Mrs Marguerite Cisewski Mrs Bonn: Sullivan Mrs Olga Svenningson and Mrs Ethel Gibbs pause from their busy schedule for a coffee break 1' F 1 a-.. nv ADW 7 if ...2 Gordon Addnngton Glenn Anderson Robert Andrus Louuse Bloom lrene Borger Herbert Borgcer Gordon Addungton Physncal Educatnon Health Track Sensor Class Advnser Glenn Anderson Agriculture FFA Advnser Farm Mechanics Robert Andrus Band Dance Band louise Bloom German Spanlsh Radrograph Photography Advxser Mrs Herbert Borger Supervrsor of Homebound lnstructuon Herbert Borger Occupational Relatuons and Related lnstruc Mons for Dnstrxbutrve Oftnce Traunmg Program Helen Buckan Physucal Educataon GAA Advuser Catalina Club Advnser v, vu 132' s Helen Buckan ff , aaefff-1: W These women drivers wlll be prepared Replacung the ture are L Denzer L Ives and J Woodford all dnver trannees From Art To Trng -- From Agr To Woodworking Honors guven to our Teachers last year Included Glenn Anderson Wlnonas Outstandmg Young Man for 1956 57 Audrey Goreckl honorary member of GAA Edward Korpela having has panntnnos dusplayed nn varlous cntles, Edna Nelson holdlng a variety of posntlons on the Wln ona County Centennlal and the Wnnona County Hustoncal Society Thomas Ralne President of the Munnesota Dnrectors of Vocatuonal Educatlon ni- wal X -'N 'Q-may-. Naomu Bush Davts Chrtstenson Robert Clayton Claudine Daley Mllton Davenport Mrs Naoml Bush Llbrartan Ltbrary Assistants Adviser Davls Cllnstenson Prlnttng Drawing Robert Clayton English lO 81 ll Sock and Buskm Club Advtser Claudine Daley Englnsh IO 8- 'll Sophomore Class Advtser Milton Davenport Orches tra Head of Mustc Department Victor Guslason Health Phy stcal Educatlon and Athlettc Director W Club Advtser Audrey Goreclu Plane Geometry Sensor Class Advtser Vlctor Glslason The Sputntck makers of tomorrow' Watchtng R Santelman calculate on a sextant Audrey Goreckr rn soltd geometry are I Teasdale and K Bemng F8CUltY GUICTCS Us Tl'1I'OUgl'l vaI'I2Cl CUl'flCUlUI'h Herbert Borger rectplent ofthe 25 year certnttcate for servlce tn Business Educatuon John Kenney Coach of the Was State Champlonshlp Team, Wls Coach of the year, recetved a T V Index Award for coachtng Alfred Stuff, Jr award titled Doctor of Motors, Sanford Tyler Pres: dent of Wunona Federatlon of Teachers and Vlce Prestdent of Munn Federatton of Teachers 1 K c- u X ' I 1 - . . 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Robert Henry Dons Huber Bettre Hunter Norman lndall Genelle Jackson Alnce Jacobsen Lucille Keese John Kenney Ray Kenney Edward Korpela Robert Henry Bookkeepung Durector of Actrvuty Fund Dons Huber Typnng Offlce Tralnlng Mrs Bettle Hunter English 10 Gnrls Advnser lC Advtser FTA Advlser Usher Squad Norman lndall Modern Problems Student Councll Scholar ship Advlser Head of Soclal Studles Department Genelle Jackson Engllsh IO H1 News Adviser Alice Jacobsen Gund ance Counselor Jumor Class Advnser Lucnlle Keese Home Economlcs Future Homemakers of America Advuser John Ken ney Physical Educatlon Health Basketball Ray Kenney English IO World History Radlograph Advuser Edward Korpela Art Head of Art Department Stanley Ledebuhr Metal Shop Mechamcal Drawing Electrlcsty Ronald lohse Drrvers Trarnmg Q Stanley Ledebuhr Ronald Lohse Staff Represents A Composite Of Many Types Our teachers had a variety of summer experiences Here are what some dld this past sum mer Edward Starncka spent 2 weeks on actlve duty wlth the Arr Force, while Norman lndall cl.d Naval duty In Washlngton, DC Bettie Hunter, Robert Henry, and Harry Plerce all taught summer school here John Kenney worked for the hrghway department and Gerald Tlmm was a sample tester at a cannnng factory v .4 ,f 'Ya A , . s 1 ,.,v A' ..'- -.'.'.'I' ix 1 I - - , . . - . , . . . , , . . , . . . , . - I , . 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I l - I I ' - . , . . pins +99 Ruth Manner Charlotte Martm Edna Nelson Robert Neugahr Meryle Nichols Peter Rolf Ohnstad Ruth Pallas rdon Paschka John Pendleton Harry Puerce Mrs Ruth Manner Refresher Engllsh and Math Edna Nelson Amencan Hustory Natnonal Honor Socnety Umted Natnons Contest Robert Neulahr Englush IO 8- ll Debate Meryle Nnchols Vocal and Instrumental Mussc Chonr Peter Rolf Ohn stad Buology Junior Academy of Science Boy Scout Counse lor Ruth Pallas Solud Geometry Trlgonometry Advanced AI gebra Head of Math Department Offlce Gordon Paschlza AV Amerncan Hustory Football Wrestlmg John Pendleton Wood shop Mechanucal Drawing Harry Plerco Adult Agruculture Young Farmer Class Farm Management Waller Pust Short hand Typnng Busnness Prlnclples Radnograph Busnness Adveser Thomas Raine Director of Area Vocatxonal School if Tl Walter Pust Thomas Ranne Ol B8Cl4gfOUI1dS, EXPCFICDCCS And Tfalhlhg To further their educatuon Wnlllam Schzmrnel Meryle Nichols, Audrey Goreckl Ronald Lohse, and Robert Neulahr attended summer school at varned lnstntutnons of higher education Lewis Schoenung worked on has hobby farm and had a small wrecknng contract Allce Jacobsen worked at a summer youth camp near McGregor, Munn Russell Way Victor Glslason, Thomas Ranne, and Ralph Wrlllams were kept busy In our sshool I LI 3' X ' , av c ll' ' , Q 4' -, s., , f .f , 'i Al 1 ll , 1 if , lv X I - Go ' Q A I . I .f . . I . - . - . 1 M X l X X A I l l Wnlllam Schlmmel Lewts Schoenlng Margaret Schummers Edwm Spencer Edward Starscka Wllllam Sclummel Druvers Educatson Jumor Class Advnser Publnc Address System Lewis Schoenmg Durector of Gund ance Counselor Margaret Schummers L In CJ H Lab rnan Edwm Spencer Physucal Educatnon Health Baseball Sensor Class Advuser Edward Starlcka Consumers Math Sophomore Class Advlser Charles Stephens Head of Eng lush Department Engllsh I2 Alfred Stuff Jr Automotlve Mechamcs Alfred Stuff Sr Machnne Shop W .tt-A I tF .g Charles Stephens can :Y U-A And our sensors call thus work? Sketchlng dulngently an an outdoor art class are Alfred Stiff Sf K Rnes B Knopp and P Schreuber But All l lave Dedicated Tlmelr l.lves To The Among the far away places our teachers vtslted last year were the Western States seen by both Alfred Stuff Jr and Sr Helen Buckan and Robert Andrus Loulse Bloom traveled to Ha wan Florncla and parts of South Eastern U S Robert Clayton made a tour of ll countrues In Europe Claudnne Daley toured the South Western States A Q 'L I V U . - ' f at' , . . . ' ra: . I li . A X . x , D , ff x . -3 yghffii, J, ' . ' rs' , ' N . 5, X I 1 I +I .5 , L I . ' A r A .,, , - t ' 1,2 'ff 1 ,L 1 ' 'f few 11 -- A U A - al,4Vf t Y .5 1 A L , ,, , . ., ' . :qi 5' - ,. an I. r ' r ' S' 'L 'I 2 - A Y IV! A 7' . 'nj-9. . tv -,k ,W fi rs K 4 ' S '4 L A I l I - . I I I ' '1 1 ' ' 1 I - ' Alfred Stuff Jr Thomas Stoltman Vuva Tansey Gerald Tumm Sanford Tyler Thomas Stoltman Englush I0 Publuc Speakmg Drama Club Ad vnser Vnva Tansey Modern Problems Amencan Hnstory Ger ald Tlmm Typmg Secretarlal Tranmng Retail Selling Radio graph Busxness Advrser Sanford Tyler Algebra I Advanced Algebra I Trtgonometry Physics Science Club Advlser Marga ret Voelker Engllsh I2 Buslness Englush Wulllam Znlllox Chemlstry Physlcs Head of Science Department Homecoming Parade Chanrman Scnence Club Advnser Margaret Voelker In-cami! .gnix- 'D 'QW W'll'a ' z'll'0X Bnngmg the news of the world to WHS are commentators B Ernckson and Flanagan speech class members Service OF The Youth OF This Community Herbert Borger went to Seattle and Canada durung the summer and to Florlda at Chrnstmas tnme Wllllam Schlmmel also went to Canada plus the North Shore, Chicago Black Halls Yellow stone, and Glacier National Parks Peter Rolf Ohnstad traveled for 7 weeks ln Southwestern U S whsle Edward Starlcka went the opposite way to Pennsylvania John Pendleton and Harry Plerce both traveled down South , . i ' I I ' I . . - , . 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Wi Senuor class advusers E Spencer A Gorecku and G Addungton ponder the problems of class actuvutles SCI lIOl'S PFCPBTC To SBY GOO!! bye phrase whuch vvull long echo un the hearts of the senuors of 58 Senuor fever swept luke a whurlwund through the halls of W H S and captured every poten tual graduate un uts clutches as early as September The months slupped by very quuckly and the year to whuch they had looked forward to for so long had come and gone too fast, but the memorues, fun and heartaches were thungs they would carry wuth them The year got off to a terrutuc start wuth the votung for class advusers, Muss Gorecku, Mr Add ungton, and Mr Spencer Shortly after, class otfu cers were elected wuth a colorful campaugn Elected were Presudent, Don Whutung, Vuce Presu dent, Bob Mahlke, Secretary, Barbara Knopp, and Treasurer, Sandra Holmes Homecomung brought wuth ut the selectuon of Sandra Smuth as queen and Barbara Knopp, Kathleen Cada, Phyllus Ko walczyk, and Elsue Naas as her attendants The son wuth Gary Buswell and Kay Rues as kung and queen and Bob Hazelton and Phyllus Kowalczyk reugnung as prunce and pruncess Decusuons on rung styles, cards, and announcements were also made by ballot As sprung arruved, the class of '58 realuzed thus was also the senuor tume of the year There was no doubt un the munds of all that Our Town was the best senuor class play, or that the prom wuth uts theme, Southern Serenade , and the senuor banquet topped all others The class of '58 claums dustunctuon as beung the furst to have as commencement speakers, four senuors chosen by the class Selected were Roger Santelman, Robert Mahlke, lrvun Teasdale, and Andrea Byrnestad On June 3, two hundred twenty fuve capped and gowned senuors took theur places on the stage forthe last tume, turnung the funal page of theur hugh school hustory and Iounung the ever growung number of alumnu as - A ?'A as 4 , . 4 fr . ,, ,A M hl , . , S. 5 Q X I a , , , -9 A lf, YT. -ret' V -Puts-Wus t I 1 '- wh Q ll' f' ' 'W f, ' VQL 'l ?'1' tl , Q . 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Y X 2 NX 1 I I I I N , 'U ' yg:z,, , 4 t f' 1 I I G' A G ' ... G A - Q1 -- i1r ' .., ,J sf Hull, Michael 5 I I . , Q A AK' o-49 33' Jackson, Lyman Jewell, Rlchard '3- Jonsgaarcl Barbara Y Q. 'Q ' l A Hunier, Beverly Huwald, lee Inman, Juclilh Thoughts of Youll Never Walk Alone are uppermost In the mmds of seniors at commencement W- E'.'i r if 'MS' W'q.. Johnson, Yvonne Johnson, Bradley Kaiser, Pafrlcla 1 Qi- A A 3 yy xg . X n . , 7 'A sqvl 5' 2 y, 2 J 5 7 , 1 K V 1 J Y W Il I ll I 1 1 ,,,,,r y 5 X E id, if . A ,B J Q J 1 cr, J jf 2 -gg 1-- J 3 I . . . WEP l' gem 'gm 'twis- Kalbrener, Nancy Kane, Mar are! Keller, Ronald John Hancocks whuch wall always be remembered slgnmg Raduographs ,via '? 'lee' Knopp, Barbara Knutson, Helen Koefh, Charles 'K ' -1 ,F ri' QQ r Kllllngstad, Richard ers!! Klral, Gerald KCC Kllne, Roger Koelh, Kathryn V Y: x N f I , . ,I f ' ' 'S' . ff , , 'V Q7 ,f Qf '. ' ' ' , TQ. ' x i 4 ' , Y e f W fl? . 5 X I ' I ,iff My T'i'Q',fv3f: Q-1.554 . A. 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Neutzke, Betty P6 'YW McNamer, Alfred ,IT is 'Y Morcomb, .loyce Murphy Patrlcla 'OVW N-uf' Muller, Honey lou 121' 'f M9931 Morken, Gary ,Q 6 Murhnger, Joe Newland, Roberta Newman, Charles l 'Y P Q ' ,V 'A j ' K A ' I ' mg, --1 M 1 y .tyy f , 1? A M , N - - N lct, r N I I 0 x Z ,X 'x 1 , V leaf' cz- t ivjsl e '- P It I f . .i N25 M to :. f' 1 f 'f rwfvar as L f . A M y cly Q , : W Y, it K t',' , Q 'A' ly y ,T Q- - M rv W , f l ' ' I ,:,, Q . I . . . I N , 1 A J ,yy Y ,, Lv ' I I. . 1, . le. no .,.e 5. .1 'A , X ' , in 5 ' h M ' f X , x X A ' X ff 5- l ,, ff.. QE Nllsen, Marian Northrup, Darlene Nowltzke Irene Nystrom, Mary Ohnstad, leah Marne 'E' 'I ' N Those sensor term papers are mighty tough especially when you do them In panrs Gathering notes are W Baumann and N Kalbrener Oklancl, Judith 4? Oldendorf, Jeanette Olson, Marlene Olson, Patricia Olson, Roxann My l lttl M 2 V A , I 'si . A! . . . I N. 'ik A345 3 ,.Ev: Q I sg. l. K , if !.NI, . e A V, ,-er 7 4 I , - I' ,. . . I -gva A ' .,. . f w- A., A 1 at 5 , w 9 . ,dr y P , ' , 'aw ' ' ,' K M Q , 4 Q, . , f ' ,i af Palmer, Sandra Papenfuss, Lawrence Paulson, Richard .il , i lug' wmri neg. nf It ra 555 5! , I W , V wig-f ,, 2,1 445 Lookmg mio colleges where ihey can obtain hlgher learning are R Kllllngstad and P Murphy fl' ef '4 2 f gf? Przybylslu Roberf Qulnn, Glen f 'R 'df Peterson, Par Peterson, Rebecca PlCk3l l', K y Ralne, James Rand, Margery , F' 1 I ' mf M. ' 5 S H, ' 1, - I ' KN l W JH . a 4 G V V W . V. fa S ff I ' V 4 ., , .Ln - A 4 , -,:g3A,. ,,,?l , Q ?i f?i?Ef', yy?-1: A 2517? L 1' 1 512' ,f,3Qif?j.r4f.f:f5 1 3 ' gggy:' :ja , Q Q 'fm , ,av 1: lf.. 3 ., ' W 2' ?.'Z!f'7 W' Sf fl-,?,,?:5 , .mf- W,-r vi.. , J.. A .dw . . . I B Q0 'WD Reglln Mary Rles Kay Roemer James Kg 419'-n Roraff Catherine Dropped Apr 58 Rolbleckl James Romstad Gary SK Schaefer John Schewe Raymond Schletty Larry dl5 ' Schmidt, LaVonne Schmidt, Owen Schreiber, Paul se., YM Rohlflng Peter g 9' g M' ff! W Santelman Roger Schmidt James Dropped Apr 58 'WW fig'-gifts E'3 X 1 2 Schreiber, Roger Schroeder Judith 'J-'Rv Seelmg Sharron tllmlwlll if WO' 'lt!:l 'x Smith Wayne Yeast Schultz, Terry Sheekanoff Judith Simon James RQ Staack Mae lf! 5-61 1323 -an Stallknecht Judith N1 3495 um' 155' Stevens, Judith Stiles, Shirley Stoecker, Virginia v 7 Schuth John 794. gi MW Smith Sandra Stevens James 'J Stow, John in-'iw 'Q Strumsfacl, Carol Teasdale, Irvm ww Tenseth, Wllllam Teske, Lois W!! cfm' wk' Swearlngen, Helen Sweeney, Mary Sula, Joane v-gl Just thunk' We re 25 years old' exclaum K Aune J Grausnlck P Kowalczyk K Brelsafh and C Eckhoff partlcupanfs In the Inner Csrcle Sllver Jubilee 177' Thern, Dianne Thode, Judith Thompson, Darryl gf 'J ll I fi? ' is e ' ,ser reeelr le: H Y' .V ig ' if cf UU lllr , - 'A J J 3 E ' 2 E J 3 R D 2 5,5 V, 1 , ,. H 8 . , . , lf, e'.., 2 U I . I .H ' ' , My K X 9? Hifi? s ow' 4 ,,,-e- vs 'tr ef? 'R -My t-av' 'U-If Thompson, Sharron Trocinske, Donald Tschabold, Judith Urness, John Valenhne, Patricia Us fain Why you look so enchantmg In that leopard sknn ls nt new? Scene Hag Day Q 5: 5 l957 is Van der Velde Jaalke WR 09 ,...,ff' at-4 fl Voelker, Rosemary Volkman Roger Vondrasek, Gerald Wachs Lorrame X ,P Qi? . . he , 1 VV A f 4 I 4 - I Wadewitz, Bonnie NK-.v-ff Whetstone Clifford 'sv ff Whetstone, Darlene 10 'P hetstone, Richard ', an kr c V ,Yg- st V -qu , ' , t if 3 V i VV, V fl ,, .. in S KFAV k f'j I Walchak, Patricia Warrick, Robert Wegman, Jeannete das I C nt show? Ya das lst em talent show' agree members of the Luchensteuner polka party 'fvik' 5? White, Bernice hate Mary Whltmg, Donbe 'gg ' ' . f Q - I Af . , A' .ewlqlz x Q - A 1 ,Q m' n 5 X ff' Y J l L WV' u f 0 . , A ,MQ I , -,f' y t 2 1 1, it Us ' . I 3 ' Ist . , tale . ' ' . K. . . ,E wx Q 5' V ,I i of Q ,, , ' 13 ' 2 M N L ,, t W. e aet X :sr 5 A Q . ,.. . 4 gi 7 xx ' K . W . . . W . I . . 'T-111 V2.1 Wlll Marlorle Wllllams, Margaret Wright Carol 'AW- ln school or out thus IS always a favorlte pashme for J Oldendorf and Y Johnson IN MEMORIAM Lawrence Merchlewlfz A member of thus class who passed away In 1956 after a hunting accldenf jfl' Yaeclke Gerald Zessm, Carol 'fun 'Q' Zlebell, Gerald 'Q i. - I 3 1 D9 q M' V K 53 1 li ..f, K J X I ... I sr X H , ,.,. 4 - l ffl r We he a J he if ' . fu, 2 7 The empty money boxes signify the treasury of the Jumor Class Seated are D Schulz Secretar Mr Schimmel Adviser Miss Ja cobson Adviser Standing are D Hobbs Treasurer J Stans field Vice President and B Mmard President The shelf where many happy times are passed studying each others papers Juniors End A Successful Year We will fight fight fight for Winona' sang the spirited class of 59 as they plunged into the gay whirl of dances, sporting events, and con- quered all with their endless work in club acti- vities between scattered hours of study. The busy year was initiated with colorful cam- paigning for class officers. Throughout the year, class president, Bob Minard, vice-president, James Stansfieldp secretary, Dianne Schultz, and treas- urer, David Hobbs, together with helpful advis- ers, Mr. Schimmel and Miss Jacobson, led the class through its duties. In the brisk coolness of fall, the juniors com- menced their money earning program with the sponsoring of a Superstitution Ball, after an ex- citing football game, The class continued to shoulder their financial responsibility for that all important goal the Junior Senior Prom Colorful orange and black Winhawk penants were sold to the entire student body. A fun-packed evening at the YMCA was sponsored, giving a tremendous boost toward their foremost obiective. Finally the time arrived. All the anticipation and excitement that had been gradually building, lent itself to the carrying out of the Prom plan- ning. Many hours of hard labor went into the complete transfiguring of the gymnasium, not to mention the many more hours of fun and horse- play. The result was a dreamy, fairy like setting for an even dreamier, magical evening of dancing. Congratulations Juniors on the second of two outstanding and successful years. Good luck to you in your remaining one, your last, but far from least, your senior year. N . J cf xl so 1 as ROW lt P. Puck, D. Pearson, J. Lehnert, B. Ochrymowycz, D. Pahnke. ROW 2: R. Bundy, B. Murray, L. Denzer, M. Ames B. Svenningson, D. Burt. ROW 3: S. Deeren, R. Smith, J. Nepper, K. Briesath, F. Morgan, R. Sobeck. ROW 4: A. Berg, L Doner, B. Wood, J. Howe, G. Millarn, R. Vose. ROW 5: C. Chuchna, R. Bronk, W. Valentine, D. Neumann, E. Doerr, C Newland. ROW la S. Wally, A. Mahlke, D. Stanek, B. Hanson, R. Erickson, H. Nichol, F. Peterson, D. Sandsness. ROW 2: B. Welter N. Yahnke, J. Holzworth, S. Baudhuin, J. Harem, M. Noeska, L. Ives, S. Henthorn. L. Moore. ROW 3: S, White, G. Hinton A. Erdmann, S. Parker, D. Barum, S. Malothe, S, Henderson, J. Dorn. ROW 4: S. Nlahlke, P. Heber ing, G. Becker, B. Ver dick, K. Harold, D. Smith, B. Wiczek, J. Gross, B. Bryn. ROW 5. T. Moody, P. Ebert, G. Betsinger, J, Voelker, B Janclt, D Blanchard, C. Phillips, N. l-lock. DEQ A 1,11 q, ':: N. T410- L 3 In io 'Us 'il 1 ' xxx I sr Q .d,. A-.,. x a ul bi.. 34 I ROW ln G. Koehler, W. Ferguson, R. Jones, J. Stansfield, K. Ehle, W. Sillman, D. Morrison, R. Benz, G. Baker. ROW 2: P. Jewell, I. lseman, S. Westra, J. Larson, R. Colbenson, J. Brennan, R. Johnson, S. Bambenek. ROW 3: L, Strelow, H. Gerth, D. Kramer, J. Bescup, S. Korpela, R. Carter, C. Stever, R. Olson, D. Lefield, M. Chuchna. ROW 4: C. Fifield, C.. Gaustad, D. Gottschalk, K. Reszka, N. Hostettler, J. Kobus, N. Cezar, B. Konkel, D. Fakler, J. Koeth. ROW 5: R. Anderson, S, Gerson, R. Rydman, J. Nelson, D. Livingston, R. Young, D. Miranda, J. Harders, R. Brady, M. Tambornino. The story of Nellie Bell was depicted by the girls at the Inner Circle-GAA talent show. 11 3, 4: .v Lunch time, the time for relaxation, is a place for friends to talk over the morning's gossip. .14 'bbs 1 ,eff Hi ' Kg. 'V : V 45 sn H X U . 'N T Av J' ':, .1 U -J 1 w 1. 1 . 'ffl 5 1 VV X s. , N. K V ,Ev D Z' ' 7 is ROW l: D. Armstrong, D. Wicka, K. Stever, W. Schultz, R. Ratajcyzk, J. Ruppert, R. Unasch. ROW 2: L, Hartner, R. Marou- shek, D. Kerns, M. Duffy, S. Keller, J. Meinke, D. Johnson, D. Challberg. ROW 3: J. Gibbs, D. Schulz, J. Larson, M, Kram- er, S. Meyer, C, Johnson, M. Wahl, L. Stoll. ROW 4: E. Rataicyzk, G. Bartsch, J. Davidshofer, R. Smith, J. Obieglo, J. Bel- ter, D. Dorn, B. Harris. ROW 51 D. Lunde, D. Beeman, R, Busitzky, G. Goetzman, B. McLean, S. Streater, T. Braun, D. Schmitz. The democratic way of life is signified by the show of hands for the election of a GAA representative. The Inner Circle costume party saw many amazing and original designs as shown here by Kay Ehle and Susan Korpela. iv . ,ji 39 'U 41 4-9 5 ibn! xu', Ruedernonn S Prugge L Abams ROW 3 D Carney P Moore J Woodford D Sfeunfeldt M Northrup G Olson D Carpenter ROW A G Puferbaugh W Nelson R Armstrong J Drussel R Gordon K Walters A Wm ROW 5 K Redng R Gady J Robertson C Lokowlch C Nelton E Meyer J Nelson R Wl V Shuel R Holwensee C Cordes W Fluhrer J Jerred J Sclwmudf A Rolfnng ROW 2 M Babcock D Ahearn M Bauer S Keelan K Smelser D Schossow S Sweazey M Stremcha R Cocker ROW 3 B Renchel K Whevstone S Wllnams P Mullane L Sebo M Lnebsclw C Culbertson C Todd ROW A K Krvzsko C Thomas C Rennke G Overnng D Kerfzman G Brose C Ronnenberg ROW 5 D Kural L Hartner D Pasclwka R Buermarm J Jumbeck J Km K Gnslason 'cv- V N K i Y 'Y llf' E l ' X 1, Y vlrv ., Q mfg- J u ,J f 'Ylk -1 . fl V ,N JY, mf y' . ' . 1,1 ,lj VXI xj ,Mr p 1 Q 'MV ' , 'J L ' ff f E X w X., l l .f 1 ia ' l ' Y- N 4 A A .All K , , f- V53 , ', M Q m A 3, 5 X -' - E 7 .U ! 5.1 , lf' I - V . 5 . Q '14 2' X 4- x so 1 X . .W- W V ,,,1 W NI gg . 1 - Ill gg . gg Ill up ln M V n I ll 1 '4 ll on n ,, u u In - W n an ', u ROW T: D. Petke, R. Minard, M. Kearns, J. Goodried, L, Millie, R. Hazelton. ROW 2: G. Gady, B. Eggs, J. English, C O : . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' , . ' . : . , . ll ,l.' ,,.. ,!.-A . H J - 1- A, v' A - xr f- . A A d . 1 fl r f J , ik ' . - 1 A 4 K . , K W 'E 2 4' K 5. 'V Ii . ' S, Q A Q- , A 'lv -by K , 4 Y . . LJ, i f x x Austria and the racket were the sub lects of Sharon Ellles travel talk In Mrs Hunters English TO Looking over campaign posters for the election are: Seated-K, Aune, Presidentg D. Groth, Vice Presidentg Miss Daley, Adviser: J, Strommer, Secretary: S. Ellies, Treasurerf and Mr. Staricka, Adviser. SOpl'l0mOfCS EHIOY New EXPCFICDCCS Winona High Winona Hugh thats the school we re standing by sang the willing eager am bltlous and lust a little but apprehensive sopho mores as they started their life at W H S last September They soon felt at home with the help of some of the upperclass members to show them around Their presence was felt in the extra curricular activities as club and sports membership went up Much to their surprise many of them excelled in their scholastic efforts also Aslan Flu' This dread cry was heard In every class The attendance in some of them was al most cut in half Despite this the sophomores campaigned with vim and vigor for their class officers The officers are Kirk Aune president Donald Groth vice president Judy Strommer secretary and Sharon Ellies treasurer They elected Miss Daley and Mr Staricka to guide them through their first year The night before homecoming another cry was heard The goal posts havent been decorated' There was a mad rush and before long the goal posts as well as the Queens royal box were After the tumult of homecoming was over the sophomores settled down into the routine of studies Travel talks and Silas Marner took up much of their time The Class of l96O wuth all its pep and enthu slasm entered the school year full of promise and enloyed an eventful year Wuth all these fine memories the sophotnore class went on to its tumor year with a sense of accomplishment and antlclpatlon , . I I ,, .... , . , , 2 , - I I T ' I I ' ' . . . . ll - I ll I . I - . . - . ' decorated with regal splendor. . . . . , , . . . , . - , 1 1 ' f 1 ' 3. 5 'fart an 15 - QBS :Exe I iglwllln ll 'IB gas YW dakfuf Elk! A .mmf .. 4. . l- u if Q. ,, va- S Q ROW iz P. Pflughoeff, R. Trok, P. Sherman, N. Frisby, F. Murtinger, B. Guthrie, J. Johnson, B. Murray. ROW 2: R. Rusert, R. Nowlan, B, Garness, W. Mueller, J. Youmaris, D. Vonclrasek, G. Rohrer, J. Henthorne. ROW 3: C. Meyer, C. Veir, M, Mehaftey, K. Culbertson, J. Merchlewitz, D. Merchlewitz, G, Knutson, A. Senstad, D. Buege. ROW 4: C. Greethurst, P. Kouebe, K. Richardson, R, Noeska, S. Christopherson, S. Ellies, S, Gallagher, D. Goeke, J. Brendler, ROW 5: D. Haedke, J. Yaedke, J. Stromma, T. Buggs, J. Urbiclc, S. McNamer, W. Gile, M. Almaas, B. Gady, C, Bauer. Mrs. K. W. Bruder, Registered Medical Technologist, and daughter, Nancy, speak to Mr. O!'iristad's biology class on bacterial cultures. Sandy Sleighfoot lives in the halls of W H. S. thanks to Kay Ries and Mr. Stephens l 5 C o 1' J' ,r I . 1 f.. 1 If ! I J 5 s ' 1 W . Y' ROW iz M, Jerowski, K. Heaser, D. Reinhard, C. Rott, G. Bateman, C. Ensrud, G. Goetzman, J. Gile. ROW 2: R, Thompson, S. Walz, J. Datta, B. Fluhrer, L, Flanagan, C. Graus, S. Roach, K. Denzer, J. Burbacn. ROW 3: V. Walters, A. Fratzke, R. Kolter, D. Haedke, D. Stanek, E. Kulnlrnan, L. COibPl'1SOl1, C. Waclwolz, L. Clow. ROW 4: G, Volkman, A. Goss, E. Pilger, M. Simon, J. Garrison, J. Merchlevvitz, D. Srnarinnr, J, Brugqcr, W. Grant, G, McCaffrey. ROW 5: P. Cole, P. Paskiewicz, J. Kasten, R. Brang, R. Dorn, J. Tweedy, A. Schroeder, C, Clawson, S. McCready. ix iii fi fa 5 Nu. m Q. LEFT: Cooking is a serious subiect for these two sophomores, Ann Fishbaugher and Marie Berg. BELOW- Next year's curriculum seems to be a serious subject to Miss Jacobsen and Sylvia Wedul. ff? i 'x ROW lg R. Kiefer, T. Torgerson, J. Lauclc, N. Papenfus R M l e S Mller C A 'n rage ROW 7 B F h l S W lc J Daniel, M. Walther, J. Echrnan, J. Wendt, D. Larson. ROVL 3 S Pamper: J Vi on Ra e D Smrh Lehmann S. Nelfon, D. Luedfke. ROW ri: D, Pererman, R. Sobeck D Luedtke D Lueck K Davis D Mo an ROW 5 L Larson R Ebert, R. Flatten, J. Busch, D. Dobronz, A. Le Beau, C. Schu ROW 1. C. Barness, K. Klavviter, K. Spalding, B. Jilk, J Karnarlw G Johnson J Newell P Kapus ic ROW 2 C Schossow C. Kuklinski, D. Streich, A. Fishbaugher, J. Baker, D Trocnnsku G Howe A Over: ROW S16-infeldt J Baker Baures, J. Hohensee, L. Olson W. Sfolpa, G, Gerson 0 nson aso Kai S mag I Larson G Trocinski, J. Jaclvnan, M. Schmidt, J, Joinbeclc. ROW K. Moclieslsi, R. Monahan. 1 A. i . L 'Y Q W J d l .4 8145! ldlf A-if Q- fr - ,Wi--.., L-A ROW 1: T. Kreuzer, C. Kios, J. Schulz, S. Korpela, P. Kearns, W. Milchell. ROW 2: J. Klagge, C. Kics, M. Theis, K. Kreuzer K. Brand, J, Stolcke. ROW 3: M. Chalman, J. Smith, S. Ehmann, S. Spitzer, D. Altwein, J, Reed, ROW 4: E. Hasketf, K. Kal brener, E, Lckensgard, T. Hargesheimer, S. Serwa, R. Ronnenberg, B. Nisbir. ROW 5: B. Goefzman, N. Bruder, P, Shaw H, Nilsen, J. Hill, B. Shaw. ROW l: T. Hall, S. Flollcr, P. Blumentritf, J. Henderson, F. Rossin, J. Dalleska, L, Bybofh, J. Johnson. ROW 2:'J. Ford, J Sullivan, K, Frederiksen, S. Wheeler, L. Edstrom, C. Wiggins, D. Anderson, S. Palmer. ROW 3: C. Olsen, R. Rose, J. Eng ler, G. Heyer, D. Frank, J. Erdrnan, B. Wieczorek, J. Rumsfick. ROW A: A, Denzer, M. Bambenek, A, Compton, A, Egge M. Cieminski, R. Heyer, J. Drier, A. Dahl, M. Reinhart. ROW 5: A. Wolfram, D. Ehmke, R. Alfaro, J. Herrick, T. Large J. Saecker, R. Gerih, J. Denzer, W. Couriier. In C139 -Q I s K 'll ,- is N.. l , 5 i is l f--CLA., A A avi R lallnlj f-IMI VJ A apenfuss C Fosen R 'Vahl T nr N 2 Q mia, G Ke 9 M Acheff F Prudoelfwl ROW 3 B Reghn C Kovvalevvsko M Var Tfnoma W Ward C bnes J Mauvgen ROW A D Kerns Aune A VV1nston C Kurfh C usman ms r 3 R reske A Schulz M Repunskf J Pasklewrcz J Srebert ROW1 B Hegge R Wagner G Brand D Konkel G Loorrzs G Schmehnj RUN 2 J Bauer B Masepohl K Wernecke S Spencer P Beach S Woodward ROW 3 M Moyer T Nowlan R Pwchart R Schroeder D Mullfuoliand J Buxrude W 4 C Gan1b'e J Mafevuckx R ue M ck avn enek STI 1 Swnr M Sweater R Lie er man B Phlughoeff K Douglas R Peierson G Marsolek ffl Y CRW RIGHT: Felix! Felix! Do your stuff! Make the Win- hawks good and rough. nv' BELOW One of the hughlaghrs of bnology class was the raccoon b oughi by .lam Hull Q- 1 '03 Emu. ...T ROWI T Tweedy H Ellns J Kosfuck M Berg R Groth R Benter G Kramer ROW 2 J Naas D Severson B Albrecht K Addleman R Butler S Rucher K Smutlw ROW 3 J Fntzgerald E Bowman J Mueller R Them C Raschke B Gramm S We-dul C Brose ROW A L Beeman E Rossnn D Haedtke G Fushel S Raedemann A Burmelster W Lmander W Lorenz ROW 5 D Groth J Haase D Alleman K Burleagh W Borfh C Waldo T Buck Imam-e,v,::9-'I 'HAD lY '! T, L 0 J I T - V N fr A VA,,V kj f ,N 4 'r . ' ,V J . ,lf 1 , l ,.. . ,Q X 1 A V- , I' eg 'UW' ' M F - Wx V, , N .r , f D 'X .Q -l ,fvf ill - L ' li ' ' ' ',y K li 1: T . ' 1 L - y 5 . nn . 514' L n pf' y Y ,,-'Ku' I A , Q al - A , lx' ty- L ll , L, L1 I Y- E'V-gf? ,A 1 :zur -1-f I I, 111' x , , f., . gs ' - ' 1- K as ' ' 9 ' ' . -1 V ' .' nl Wmona Sensor Hugh School Football Squad 1908 Football at Winona Hugh was organized In 1895 and In that year the Orange and Black beat La Crosse twice Old timers recall These early sklrmlshes and say that the rivalry was so patched that vlolence often had to be stopped by police In 1914 Winona Highs basketball team went all the way to the funals of the State Tournament before losing to Stlllwater One player recalled We only had sux players five regulars and one substitute The present Bug Nine Conference was organ ized sn 1928 and srnce then Winona has won Bug Nlne championships seven tnmes football nn 1931 and 1941 basketball In 193132 track In 1934 baseball In 1950 and 1953 and a tennns cham plonshlp In 1947 SPORTS v si O Q . u .,v 's 90 Q0 0 BI?- Q Z' 6' BA lin B SQUAD: ROW 1-H. Ellis, H. Nilsen, R. Lieberman, T. Buck, G. Kramer, T, Hall, T. Kreuzer. ROW 2: T. Thaldorf, R. Vose, R. Heyer, G. Roher, R. Alfaro, R. Moline. ROW 3: J. Goodreid, J. Olson, B. Ochrymowych, P. Peterson, P. Kearns. Make Strong Finish The Tables were turned in the next game with Winona bouncing back with a neat 20-13 victory over Faribault, preserving their victory with a strong last minute goal-line stand. Winona played its sharpest game of the sea- son when they tied a powerful Red Wing squad, 13-13. This proved a major upset for the Hawks as Red Wing was a heavy favorite to win. ln the last game of the season, Winona showed it could come back in the second half as they tied Northfield on a rainy night, 13-13. Winona's brightest light was halfback Bob Hazelton, who made All Conference and honor- able mention on the All State, while Pat Crum, Bob Anderson, and Paul Schreiber received hon- orable mention. Record OF The Season We They 14 Mankato 7 32 Decorah O O Austin , 21 O Albert Lea , H .. 31 7 Owatonna 21 6 Rochester 34 20 Faribault 13 13 ,. Red Wing . , , 13 13 Northfield . W , 13 R. Hazelton breaks into the open with L. Burros ready to block. 'cs 32- spa ,A Na fl at R Santelman Hazelton R Czaplewslu D Whltmg R Lleberman SCBSOTI S Wmona Opponents Wmona Opponents Cotter LaCrosse Logan LaCrosse Logan Red Wang Mahlke Rochester Austln Cotter Albert Lea Wmlmawlc Cagers l lave Successful Finale Coach John Kenney s ftrst year as the Wlnhawk Cage Mentor had Its ups and downs during the regular season but finished strong In the tourna ment The Hawks opened the season wlth the ftrst of two losses to unter ctty rnval Cotter Next Wmona bowed to La Crosse Logan and to North fleld In Its flrst conference games After dropplng a second game to Logan the Hawks were crushed by top rated Red Wang Wmona chalked up tts ftrst vnctory of the sea son by defeatlng arch ruval Rochester 52 47 Then gtgantlc Austm drubbed the Hawks by a 80 52 margln but the Wlnhawks got their second vuctory of the season by defeatlng Lake Cnty 57 54 before dropplng another to Cotter Next Wln ona whipped Albert Lea 66 47 but dropped one to a strong Mankato club 73 51 The Hawks played two of their finest games by staying close to Red Wlng throughout the game before finally belng subdued by a great Wlnger team 67 57 The Wlnhawks came up with a malor upset by tramplnng the Teddles of hrghly A SQUAD ROWI Manager P Schrenber D Whmng G Buswell R Santelman R Hazelton R Czaplewskn Manager R Wood ROW 2 R Lneberman S Wally R Ratalczyk W Schultz A Mahlke K Stever T Thaldorf J Harders Coach Kenn 'fl to 52 X! 3 .. . v X f' ! 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Stever Record Wlnona Opponents Wmona Opponents 51 Mankato 57 Red Wang 66 Munn Roosevelt 67 Farubault 51 Rochester DIS'l'IC' Regnon Owatonna Rochester Kasson Mantortvlle Austin And Capture Dlstrlct lll Tltle rated Roosevelt 66 53 Winona went on to de feat Farnbault 67 58 and Rochester for the second time 51 45 The Hawks ended the regular sea son by dropping a game to Owatonna 82 65 Wrnona was seeded Into the sem: finals of Drs trlct 3 along wrth Rochester The Wlnhawks de feated the Rockets for the thlrd stralght tame dur mg the season the frrst trme this has been ac compllshed by a Hawk team In many a year Wm ona went on to take a come back victory from Kasson Mantorvrlle 60 57 for the Dastrlct III xgxmh R Leonhardt Champlonshlp Then Winona ran up against Aus tm on the latters home court The Hawks fought desperately but Austrn who later went on to wan the state championship triumphed 81 67 The Winona Hugh B squad nmproved steaduly throughout the season They ended up with an 8 8 wln loss record but the season dad not end there After the regular season the B Bombers worked hard wlth the A squad to help them In the tournament The future stars are expected to contrlbute greatly to next year s team B SQUAD ROWI Manager C Kurth T Kreuzer R Mollne P Blumentrltt J Swearlngen W Mrtchell ROW 2 R Mc Cullough L Braun G Rohrer W Way R Wahl H Nulsen R Heyer Coach Ellnot E, -3393 w 031 ? QL 45 Wim W ' may 'fer' est ' VXJ ur 'fx-7 'N' fll' an XJ Baga .54 tx 9 33534 55 5. A -, ,,,.e,...., 73 .65 es ,,..,,,,. ,, 82 ,, ' ,.....,,.. 67 ' ' be ' . -.,-- 53 65 at aa..v,. ,aa 59 H ' ,, ,.,..,.,,, 58 60 e, - ' ,A 57 s, ,,,,,, ,,,,, 45 ' 67 i i ' vii--k - -gA-AA J A , f 3 ' mf '94 r w 1 , 7 l , 8 ' 3? ,T th Q 3 5 ' Qyw M X W A ,z 1 7 6 gg S l sf. 255' 5 Q V, D x f ' ex! 7 3 ff 90 X ffl 'bc 3 ,Nfl ' 5 2 I ' lyll ' o f vw 7 Q77 , -W ' j H,-' 5: J QV if- will -3 -e-- 3 5 A , A Q JL.. ' ' 7 6 6 lt 7 T , I' , 7 ,X ' 3 I 7 , ,7- S M- A 4, 1' MQ... 1 ,Q Ve. ,,-AC, W1 Eds rn T bell Slmon T Braun S Muller R Theurer ROW 2 B Muner G Gold erg K Burlelgh C Klos D Dorn J Burf E Lokensgaard R Ebert ROW3 Coach Luke F Braun H Teasdale S Andrus R Dur 'fey P Pelofske T Edstrom Mermen Wind Up Cool 50 50 Season The Wlnhawk Tankers aTTer a slow sTarT sTead :ly lmproved durlng The season and wroTe Tlnls wlTh a 3 4 record Tor The year ln The opener The Hawks dropped a close 117 39 decision To ShaTTuck Academy Then Wanona ran lnTo deTendlng sTaTe champlon The RochesTer RockeTs and were sub merged 63 23 ln :Ts Thlrd sTarT Wlnona rang up lTs TlrsT vucTory of The season by deTeaTlng The AusTln Tankers 53 33 On The Tollowlng week Wnnona faced Rochester a second Tlme and show ed sllghT zmprovemenT as They were deTeaTed 60 26 A repeaT vs Aushn was nexT on The schedule and Thls Tlme The Packers upseT The Wlnhawks 47 J Zlebell shows perfecT form for The 39 Winona came up wrTh :Ts second vlcTory by vlrTue of a 47 39 wln over ST Thomas The Hawks made :T Two an a row by edglng Hopkins 115 All ln The Bug Nune meeT Winona ended up In sec ond place wlTh 33 polnTs vs RochesTers 88 and AusTun s l8 ln a Trxp To The STaTe Wlnona garner ed only Three po1nTs buT again had RockeT Trouble along wlTh The oTher schools compehng vs The RochesTer swlmmlng Team Among The hlghlughTs oT The season were Jerry Zlebell s school and pool record In The bUTTerTly sTroke and Bruc Jllk s school record for The breasT sTroke buTTer5ly sTroke O To an even start are M Hull J Zuebell and T Braun JY W T Q .. X - A U A T - r f, s F K, 'D V - 3, li ' 4 st , V Z 7, VK , X ' 1' ' A X , ' .1 T J T ' A T s V 5 T H, L ,, N F l vi I -1. RO -L. Tro , B, lik, J. zae , , M. Hull, J. ' , A , A ' , . . - , ' , . b , l - I . , , - I I ' I 1 - T n . , ff . , . ' , . . ROWI R Anderson S Pampuch G Trarnor R GerTh ROW 2 J Maddock E Rafalczyk J Moore R Anderson J Dus sel J Goodreld R Gordon D Hagen ROW 3 Manager S Serwa Coach Tyler M Bambanek T Moody J Rolbuecku J Bambanek A Egqe D Carney Manager S STreaTer The lceman Come th, But Not Enough Coach Sanford Tyler s pucksfers cornplefed The season wuTh an overall record of Two wlns and sux losses The Hawks had a rough Tlme as usual flghhng The weaTher and They were only able To geT In Two practices before Their flrsT game The fursT scheduled game had To be cancelled because of a lack of Ice In The fursT game played Wunona showed Thus lack of pracflce by being Trounced by Norfh ST P ul 8 To l In The Hawks second game They showed deflnlTe umprovemenf alThough falling To RochesTer 5 To O Tylers boys played one of Theur besT games of The season before being edged by ST Paul Park 3 To 2 rn overflrne AfTer being defeafed by ST Agnes The Hawks upseT heavily favored ShaTTuck 6 To l Winona was defeafed a second Tlme by Rochester Then came up wlfh anoTher 6 To l vlcTory over Eau Claure In The DlsTrrcT The puckmen bowed for The Third sfralghf Tume To The powerful RochesTer Rockefs OTo Goalne J Maddock and has Tearnrnaves set up Thelr defense agannst T Moody and E Rafayczyk race a RockeT Rochesfers aTTack To The puck 'Maw WE r I v 1 . 1 an 1 T V! Z' : . , . , . ' , . , : , , . ' , . , , , . r - D 1 1 , . V ' l 1 1 ' 1 1 I . - 1 - 1 . , . , . . ' I , l 1 . . 5 1 - 1 1 , l 2. - -.-Y t r , I V , . y ,V V ,,,V V , , 'V , V i nf? V' , 1 ' ' 5 fw . gh 'T Kff , - , 1 V' ' L' ' . ' ' I ' 3 A , ,......, 1 ,T E 1 - li I www M A I ,W N ROW 1 Manager Anderson J Meinke L Huwald P Kearns D Paschke F Lassen Manager P ODell ROW 2 D Livingston D Boardman L Burros R Bauerman L Jackson R Minard T Buck Coach Paschka Next Year, Say Hopeful Matmen WiTh Three reTurning leTTermen Winona High s wresTling Team opened The season by dropping a decision To The ST Charles SainTs 29 14 The following week The Hawks Tangled wiTh The NorThfielcl Raiders and were on The shorT end of one was Tripped up by OwaTonna 48 5 Roches Ter 3418 AusTin 31 16 Alexander Ramsey 37 12 Anoka 4016 AlberT Lea 3513 and Man kaTo 3416 During The AIberT Lea meet Lee Huwald suffered his firsT defeaT in dual compe T1Tion aTTer winning seven sTraighT maTches L Huwald Tries To break away from his Stillwater AfTer anoTher defeaT aT The hands of ST Charles 3014 and a 3018 loss To STlllwaTer The Winhawk grapplers Traveled To Eau Claire Jumping inTo an early lead The Hawks were un daunTed as They Took a 26 14 vicToary for Their ona came from behind To gain a 22 22 Tie wnTh FaribaulT To close The season wiTh a 1 11 1 rec ord InThe D1sTricT meeT Lee Huwald and Del Boardman Took honors and advanced To The Region hosTed This year by Winona opponent The referee checks on L Huwalds efforts of pin his man T' ,, I '24 4 : G. , . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' , : ll ll a 29-21 decision. ln The succeeding weeks, Win- only win of The year. The following Friday, Win- , - 2 ' - - 2 , - ' ' ' ' ' . I . I - . i . I Q . R ffl x l T X I g T 1 4 ' XNUN 4 GTM 1 L mmf smug, r s alfa ,avr 3- , 4'm4 - R of WMV , .Q ffm Y .At- R Czaplewskl shows R Paulson and G Car Makung the long lump D lTs golng To be a close race' R Czap fer fhe right way Braall leWSliI QBIFIS OI1 OppOn6Y'lf CIl1dCI'I11Cl1 And DOWI1 The 57 edmon of The W H S Track Team, un der Coaches Paschka and AddlngTon opened The season wrfh a Triangular meeT wlTh Lake ClTy and Plalnvlew The Hawks scored a second, 2V2 points behind The wlnnlng Lake ClTy squad Two days laTer aT Red Wing The Winona clndermen were soundly beaTen by RochesTer and Red Wang Un daunTed They returned To Wlnona and deTeaTed Rushford and ST Charles AT The CarleTon meeT Wlnona scored no polnTs The Wlnhawks came back To Tall vlcflm To mlghfy La Crosse Logan Advanclng To dlsTrlcT compeTlTlon aT RochesTer The Winona clndermen Took Tlffh place wlTh John son Taking a TlrsT In The 440 Huwald Taking sec ond In The mule and Don Buerman Taklng Tlrsf In R2COl'd Tl12 SCBSOI1 Lake Cnty Wlnona Plalnvnew Red Wmg Rochester Wnnona Wmona ST Charles Rushford La Crosse Logan The discus evenT Winona 54V2 66V2 1 3 V2 45VQ 39V2 86V2 26V2 SQUAD ROWT D Pahnke R Buerman G Johnson R Czaplewsku W Schultz G Kramer D Llvmgston E Ratalczyk G Puferbaugh ROW 2 Coach Paschka D Buerman T Kohner L Huwald J Fend R Paulson D Paschka G Carter D Braatz Coach Addungton pmwb 'QWW WWW? 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Y X X 'Zh 1 E ,rel fr 7 0 Q SX I 4 i , V l jVff,- ' '- , ' , A ' rf 1 , ' ,, T isascfz- x , .Q f azzxsrszzz I X jr ll V: ' ' . H V-exe - 1 .' , 4 f . ' If I . , -ff , ' , mow ' .feng S SQUAD: ROW 'l - R. Mahlke, R. Wood, T. Braun, J. Harders, N, Cezar. ROW 2-J. Schmidt, G. Schmidt, D. Harris, G. Milliam, Mr. Luke. -1-me WKWW V11 41.3. i, R. Mahlke smashes one against Rochester. Keep your eye on the ball. T. Braun. s lifvn 'Qu-WW- W, -'r Netters Frozen Cut The Winhawk racket squad had a rather disappointing season in 1957, as they failed to win a match. However, the Hawks did gain much valuable experience, and Coach Luke is looking forward to a more profitable season in '58 as most of the squad will be returning. The netters faced some of the outstanding teams in the state when they faced Rochester and Austin, so actually their record is not as bad as it looks. They also played La Crosse Logan, one of the best teams in Wisconsin. With the experience gained and another year behind them, we hope to see the Hawk netters near the top in the Big Nine in the near future. M,,.f'-W O . . ,La Crosse Central . , O .W WEau Claire ..,., WW 0 ,W ..., La Crosse Logan W WW 0 W... , WLa Crosse Central , ,W 2 WW, ..Mankato ,,,, .. , ., W O ,,,,,,, Austin W ,W O ,,,, ,WRochester M ,W 9 ,,,,,, Red Wing W, W S6aSOh,S R2COI'd They 9 9 9 9 7 9 9 0 .iff GOIFCTS TBICC FOUT The golfers of Winona High were quite suc- cessful during the i957 season. Coached by Mr. Pendleton, the Winhawk linksters won four of their seven meets. ln the first meet of the sea- son the Hawks bowed to a powerful La Crosse Central team. Going back to La Crosse a week later the Winona golfers beat Logan in a close match. Owatonna and Lake City then fell victim to the Hawks, who in turn went down to Roch- ester and Mankato in succession. Red Wing lost by forfeit to Winona to wind up the regular sea- son. ln the district meet, at Lake City, Don Whit- ing won first place while Pete Kuklinski took second for Winona. Wrapping up the season, the Winhawk golfers placed sixth in the regional at Rochester. ' R a lf M- Season s ecor 'Q ., W 'it ' fa We They 6 ,,,,,, La Crosse Central . ..,. 15 A I 'xy VW . 1 8 ,nn ,La Crosse Logan . , 7 N' J 2 V 247 -, .... Owatonna ,, , ,, . 253 245 .ss.Y. Lake City ,-, ,-,- 265 257 ,,,i,, Rochester , ,,,. 243 257 ,, Mankato , ., , 245 S. 444' SQUAD: Mr. Pendleton R. Livingston, A. Stevens W. Wernecke, P, Kuklinski D. Whiting, D. Severson. as i, 'ff 1,24 at.hxjH- -, 3 I , 3 W I '44 1- it fl, ' If Ar lf ., f'21'f:f' R . 4' .f f f ffl.: ' af 1 4 , .sf-f. 4 an I 'thi' Q' Y , ' W , 0. -- 'ffv-fhj 'tiff 'lv ' Iva ' . , Q ' Uv,,.M,'. Q i . .- 'f' ia. ,.. ,,rfW,,wi slr 5.-- it-1 f,'2'9 .. 4 1' iii? 'f f'Sif :: L ,, -.t. 1'r7j's ,. Q, g ,V a'm 'I 1 f s. ,7 IJ., -,I , i , . aw. - . ff -if , 2 iv si M . Z ,Nc ici, ,H f'r1,mii,9f W i, 3 . J , ' 9252 W' , L, W QQ, , . fga5gf 7i' 4 ff ff of VL, fn ' ' ' M ,. fd f Vw P. Kuklinski drives off the ninth. Don't miss that putt! W. Wer- necke. 1 N A SQUAD ROWI S Wally D Mernke P Schrieber R Kratz L Carroll K Smelser J Ziebell G Buswell D Trocinski ROW 2 Coach Spencer G Betsinger L Papenfuss J Eichman J Simon R Anderson R Santelman R Warwick W Harge sheimer Mgr R Cocker Batmen Eye 58 Season ith Confidence Coach Eddie Spencers Wsnhawk batmen after dropping their first game to Cotter bounced back with a big 145 victory over La Crosse Central However the Hawks bowed to their opponents in the next four games including a 54 defeat at the hands of the Owatonna Indians They also were defeated by a good Austin team 8 3 Their next game was one of the highlights of the season as the Hawks edged out arch rival Rochester 2-l. The Winhawks continued their winning ways with a 7-l trouncing of Mankato for their second Big Nine Conference victory. The Mankato pitcher who later threw a no-hitter against Rochester was hit very hard by the Hawks. After winning a forfeit victory from Red Wing Coach Spencers nine again faced Rochester This time Rochester got their revenge when the chips were down by defeating the Winhawks by a 3 l margin The defensive play by Bill Hargeshelmer and Gerry Elchman and the pitching of Lance Carroll and Roger Santelman were bright spots of the Wlnhawk squad. Several underclassmen also showed a great deal of talent during the season and the Hawks should make a good showing on the diamond next year. B SQUAD: ROW 'l-T Kreuzer, C. Chuckna, W. Mitchell, R. Leonhardt., J Jessen, J. Nelson, J. Jer- red, R. Wohlert. ROW 2- Mgr. J. Seibert, K. Aune, D. McCullough, D. Blanch ard, R. Young, D. Beeman D. Hagen, P. Peterson Coach Brandt. A swung and a msss by S Wally P Schrleber beats out a base hut R Santelman fires his fast ball Smelser J Enchman W Hargeshenmer L Carroll and R Kratz keep warm durmg practuce on one of those cool days Cotter La Crosse Central Eau Claire La Crosse Logan Owatonna Austm Rochester Mankato Red Wang Rochester A put out by R Kratz 1 1Q,i..': v, , I: F . Q. , , K 'V ty K- xv S ' R al CBSOI1 S CCOT We Y 4 ,,,,c,,,,c,,,,,. W C, 14 ..,,,...,... cn- lv 2 ,c,,,,,,AcA... A ' 0 ...... ,. .c,c,,,. - 4 ,,v,,,,,,,,...., V 3 ..,,,,,,,Y.... ,- ' ,- R A 2 ccccc,cccc,cc., - 4 M' 7, .,.....,.,,c G- , 9 YvzYYYvW------ J - ' ' 1 .............. ,- K, , . ' , . ' , . , . TY 10 . . . .mg xx x G A A COUNCIL ROWI R Olson P Douglas S Lelcht P Kowalczyk K Kryzsko shows J Gross the M Whlte K Rles C Stever ROW 2 K Kryzsko J Yaedke B Reglln way to hut the ball N Hock E Hackett B Harris J Gross S Kel er G A A Girls Sponsor Athletic To get a girl s eye vlew of sports at W H S one Turns to the G A A that organlzatlon made up of sports mlnded enthuslastlc lassles The season was highly successful with Mlss Buckan as the new advuser The G A A was dlrected by a council made up oTPhyll1s Kowalczyk pres: dent Mary Whlte vice presldent Karen Kryzsko secretary Sharon Keller Treasurer and Thirteen homeroom representatives Volleyball managed by Sandy Smnth sparked The start of The season Later basketball under The dlrectuon ot Kay Rles replaced volleyball as The sports program advanced One ot The hugh lrghts was the tournament between The tumors and senlors wuth The sprrrted gunlors coming out on Top About a hundred and Ten gurls attempted to keep their bowling ball OUT o Tthe gutter Pat Sherman was The manager ot this Tavorute wlnter pastume The coming of sprung ushered In soft ball and The sound of struke three echoed through the park Twenty tive gurls went To Aus Tun tor the Bug Nlne Play Day an annual event among The G A A s In the Blg Nune Conference In order to bolster up the treasury The gurls sold candy at the basketball games and sponsored one ot the basketball dances The W Club and ROW l V Walters J Gross A Fratzke S Keller C Kowalewskn ROW 2 M Babcock K Grslason B Svennlngson J Tschabold R Kolter L Teske M Wahl D Schulz K Kryszko D Ahearn S Nelton M Matzke N Yahnke E Haskett ROW 3 E Nass K Rues S Holmes M Haskett J Morcomb A Boyum K Brresath P Ptlughoeft B Erickson J Daun C Stever C Fltleld in The GAA gurls engage un volleyball D Schultz P Sherman G Loomus J Woodford M Haskett and A Boy um members of the newly organuzed Cataluna Club practuce formatuons Fun And Festuvutues G A A cooperated un guvung the annual Wunter Sports Dance The entertaunment furnushed by G A A forthe annual l C G A A party won the approval of all present Somethung new was added wuth the tormatuon ot a swumrnung club appropruately called The Cataluna Club Nluss Buckan has lumuted uts actuvutues to tormatuon swummung for the present To clumax the T957 58 year of Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon the gurls held theur annual banquet where hugh pount gurls receuved theur well earned bars letters and puns Thus was a futtung clumax to another protutable year for the gurls at W H S Fl A crap game between D Schultz and S Leucht was part ot the IC GAA Party ROW l P Douglas J Yaedke Ford J Kropudlowsku rn ROW 2 H us Kroner J Okland R Olson S Srnuth B Reglun G Goetzman J Voelker D Haedtke ROW 3 C Johnson J Kutt P Sherman B White M Nhute N Holm J Hohensee R Voellcer I ll I u 1 ' f YL l . 4' ' ' J. EB, ' I ' By, -B. arf, J. I t V u ' u 5 5 J x ' SQ I 'fl Linf- 66 Semor Class Play 1905 A booklet called the Owlet which was prlntecl quarterly was the great grandfather of our own yearbook the Radrograph ln the early 19005 but rt took many years before this paper bound book became recognizable as the book we have today In the early days of Winona High School the only actlvrtnes found here were sports and of course the Owlet As Trme went on however more and more actnvltles such as band orches tra choir and a drama club were made available Clubs became very popular and untll a few years ago there were organizations like a camera club a knlttrng club and the like The clubs which we have today are combinations of all those ' 'sf r fr CL I L ' -f o I . . the name was officially changed to Radiograph ,aocjadl -yM,,N.iQ. QW, ZU.uLb'a4wa4.n-2:0 A.4.au4...1.6n-Aoffuu.u0.,,,,z.,LgU,z,'e if f,,.'3a' Zf '..b... 'f'J HW! 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Home- coming festivities were a gala celebration in 1957, as all of Winnie's Winhawks combined their efforts, making it one filled with joyous excitement and everlasting memories for all. An air of suspense filled the auditorium of W.H.S. while the senior boys prolonged the announcement of the Top Ten with an original skit. All joined in laughter as hilarious stunts and imitations were acted out, featuring a bril- liant portrayal of Fred, our beloved ianitor. The following evening at the traditional bon- fire, amidst crowds of students charged with ex- citement, co-captains, Roger Santleman and Bob Hazelton, crowned SandyySmith, queen, and Bar- 'W vii., esmm bara Knopp, Kathy Cada, Elsie Naas, and Phyllis ' KOWalCZYl4, allendanis- The other flve Charming Peppy cheerleaders added color and spirit to the parade. John lBuckJ Stow and safari leader, Irvin Teasdale, bIare a The Executive Committee for the Homecoming Parade was composed of: SEATED fanfare in honor of the 1957 B. Mahlke, J. Larson, K. Ries, A. Fishbaugher, F, Bacres. STANDINGAW. Nelson, D Homecoming queen candidates. Blanchard, S. Meyer, Advisor, Mr, Zilliox. Qing, ul'- V Thmgs were suzzlung as Homeroom 104s floaT dlsplayed The Second place wunner Homeroom 158 was preparung To Clap llleme Lels FW The Falcons The Falcons In The Homecormng parade .1 Parade Hnghhghts Fun candldaTes were Leah Marne OhnsTead Andrea Brynesfad Mary WhlTe Peg Wrlllams and Joyce Morcomb The flames of The rlsnng flre casT an nllumanafung glow on happy faces as all lonned ln The spurned slngnng of The school songs Frrday a colorful parade wound :Ts way Through The downTown secT1on led by The smll :ng fur clad queen and her lovely aTTendanTs aTop shnny converhbles The W H S band shed rTs own share of color and lrfe as gally decoraTed floaTs reflecfrng The pains Takrng work done by The various homerooms vued for parade honors The wlnnrng homerooms and Their slogans were flrsT place wrnner H R 203 wnTh Thelr Theme We re Shoohng for Vucfory second place wan ner H R 158 w1Th Thenr slogan Clip The al cons and Third place wlnner H R lO9 wlTh We s lTchun fer V1cTre as Thelr Theme Evening found The grandsTand aT Jefferson Field overflowing wlTh loyal fans The crowning Touch To The Two fun packed days came when The W'nhawks defeafed Therr able opponenTs, The FarlbaulT Falcons, by a score of 20 T3 The fesTl vmes came To a concluslon as The sTudenTs danced unTul mndnnghT To The dreamy music of Louls SchuTh and has orchesTra aT The Jefferson gym TOP LEFT The Falcons went up ln a mushroom cloud as Homeroom T55 rose Up 'n ATom BOTTOM LEFT All :T Took was Homeroom 260 and a T928 Ford To Run The Falcons Down .Wt The tradutuonal grand march a hughlught of any prom beung led by the Junuor Class Offucers S Smuth R Santelman P Wulluams and L M Ohnstead Prom Goes Qruental The land of the rusung sun brought a dash of the Oruent to W H S prom goers at the an nual Junuor Senuor Prom on Aprul 26 Some 200 couples danced to the musuc of Curt Petersons Orchestra and Japanese Sandman Oruental beauty was seen un tuny street shops rooted un bamboo un clusters of bloomung cherry blossoms and un a lumunous punk tree un a lught ed punk park scene Strauns from the band re sounded from wuthun a huge Japanese pagoda set agaunst a mellowed background of snow capped mountauns Gauly colored geusha gurls and dragons and an aur of mystery enclosung the teahouse lumunated wuth multucolored lanterns murals and dramatuc sugns un Japanese announced the varuous attrac tuons a lattuced lavender and whute ceulung wuth gauly paunted fush completed the over all effect The tradutuonal grand march was led by the offucers of the uunuor and senuor classes Later un the evenung the guests were entertauned by a delughtful floor show featurung vocal and unstru mental numbers Mary Nystrom and Bob Mahlke served as general chaurmen of the affaur As the wonderful evenung drew to a close pleasant memorues of the Oruent were left un the hearts of many TOP RIGHT P Kowalczyk and M Hull add colored lanterns to unfluence the Japanese settung BOTTOM RIGHT Prom goers D Boardman S Thomp son B Eruckson and T Mauszycku admure some of the Oruental scenery Tr 5-, 41 x -Q' Inter Sports Honored An all new gala celebration climaxed the 1958 Winter Sports Season This year the W Club and the GA A introduced a new and novel pro gram Master of ceremonies Bob Mahlke usher ed in miniature homeroom floats in a doll sized Winter Sports Parade Homeroom 156 was awarded first prize with its portrayal of a mania ture sports king and queen Homeroom 203 won second place honors with its circus wagons cag ing the opponents Wlnonas own Paul Glel sparked the program with personal experiences from pro baseball life Finally the anticipated moment arrived as Kay Ries was crowned 1958 Winter Sports Queen and Gary Buswell was crowned King The titles of Princess and Prince were bestowed upon Phyllis Kowaiczyk and Bob Hazelton That night found the Winhawks victorious vs the Faribault Falcons and a spirit of elation filled the air at the annual Winter Sports Dance 'wt if Queen Kay and King Gary iointly rule over the Wi n t e r Sports festivities, attended by Prince Bob and Princess Phyllis. Homeroorn 156 won farst prize with their baby doll royalty on a miniature throne The girls of 203 do it again' Their second place caravan helped the team in spirit to ca g e the oppon ents and put them on parade These cheerful gurls kept the A squad and Tan spurlts soaring' K Guslason Nl Babcock N Yanke E Naas J Larson and L Olson A sectnon of the student body dusplaymg school splrut as they stand To srng the Fnght Song B cheerleaders, smaller in number, but not in vim and vigor: S. Wheeler, M. Northrup, C. Rennen- berg, J, Naas. Splrlt Sparlcs Students Lets have a tsght Team fughtl re echoed Through The gymnasium as The W H S fans fol lovved Thelr agile cheerleaders urgnng thezr team on To vlcTory The 1957 58 Wrnhavvk cheerleading squad full of pep and lute added therr spur1T and galeTy To The cheerung of enThusrasTuc crowds from Jeffer son Fleld To The W H S gymnasium One of The first all school pep tests was The scene of tryout tlme for The cheerleading appll canTs and The student council made :Ts selections from a held of well qualnfued prospects Chosen was an A squad composed ot Elsie Naas captann Joannle Larson Llnda Olson Nancy Yanke Ka ren Glslason and Marlon Babcock Marne North rup Janet Naas Susie Wheeler and Judy Robin son make up The B squad W 4 7 V . ., ,T J 1 L, I T ' lvl l, A . te 5153! 'N Theres nothmg lIke a dame on a South Sea Island agree the male half of the select chorus Help' J Saecker and K Aune hIde behInd a tree but L Ohnstead and C Eckoff lg nore them J Grausmck IS IubIlant over the whole thang By JupIter don't hIt me agaIn ' begs BIll CourtIer as Conme Eckoff FBISSS her broom Yellmg encouragement In the back ground are J Saecker, R Olson, K Aune, L Ohnstad, K Heaser, and J Grasmck xi 4' sse- Way down upon de ol plantatIon were these WHS choIr members IH the fnnale of the 1957 All School ProductIon Students Reveal Talent The ancIent land of gods and goddesses ar rIved on the W H S stage as the farce comedy entItled The Flrst Mrs Parls began our T957 all school productIon Under the fIne dIrectIon of Mr Stoltman a host ot excellent actors portrayed the hIstorIcal tale ot how ParIs a poor shepherd was to award the golden apple to the most beau tItul goddess Venus Juno or MIHSFVB The cast also Included the WITS of ParIs the court tool JupIter Mercury and hIs worthy messenger who added atmosphere to the sklt FollowIng thIs entertaInment the narrator Peggy WIllIams Introduced to the audIence sev eral musucal presentatIons IncludIng some danc Ing hIghlIghts from the SWIHQ band several num bers by our orchestra and several fIne solo acts In south sea Island sarongs and whIte sallor SUITS agaunst a tropIcal ocean background the select chorr sang excerpts from South PBCITIC The rrrreresr of p Wrllrams and D Krllmgsrad rs All right now everybody sung says director D Hunt to L ,Urned from rehearsal ro J Courrrer as he reads Larson J Zuebell P Ehmcke J Grausnlck C Eckhoff K Srage drrecrrons Aune and C Krvzsko members of the chour Our Town Presented A delightful presentation of Our Town was well received by both student and adult audiences on May 7 when the class of 58 pre- sented thevr Senior Class Play The play direct ed by Mr Stoltman and Mr Clayton moved along wuth a smcere slmpllcnty blending the humor and paths of our dauly llves The Stage Manager opens the play wuth a matter of fact descruptnon of the town Grov ers Corners N H and then carries his audrence into the homes of the Gnbbs and Webb famllues substantial homes contamlng substantial folks The love affair of young George Gibbs and Emily Webb culminates In a moving wedding scene combsnmg the abundant happiness and lonely sorrow of the townspeople il 715'-'Si Lk Our Town needs lust enough scenery to keep M Hull and J Murtlnger busy bulldnng Left to right A serious part of the play IS dlscussed by J Znebell C Eckhoff and P Ehmcke Yoo hoo over here' Someone off stage attracts the attentnon of J Grausmck and L Larson Studying Innes and watchmg for her cue as A Alleman Homework at play practlce'? P Ehmcke L Larson and J Courtuer take tnme out to catch up on theur modern problems , P DRAMA CLUB: ROW l-B. Sillman, P. Puck, l. Teasdale, J. Courtier, M. Cieminski, N. Hostettler, M. Reglin, B. Erickson, D. Dorn. ROW 2-J. English, C. Wiggins, J. Stokke, J, Woodford, C. Eckhoff, J. Grausnick, N. Nowlan, D. Schulz, S. Mahlke, J. Eichman, S. Keelan. ROW 3-R. Carter, M. Mehaffey, J. Goetz, D. Altwein, D. Pawlowski, J. Datta, R. Brand, B. Reglin, K, Reszka, K. Kalbrener, C. Kryzsko. ROW A-A. Fratzke, M. Simon, J. Garrison, J. Belter, S. Korpela, B. Goetzman, C. Ensrud, L. Olson, M. Theis, M. Conzett, E. Naas, P. Moore, B. Bryn, L. Abrams. ROW 5-K. Aune, L. Larson, A. Wolfram, J. Schuth, B. Mahlke, R. Minard, J. Stansfield, P, Plughoeft, J. Schultz, K. Aune, K. Cada, S. Holmes, D. Case, C. Cvaustad. Drama Club ls Core Ol Speech Activities Hats off to the Drama Club, which under the guidance of Mr. Stoltman and Mr. Clayton did much to make the Big Nine Speech Festival the success it was. The main purpose of the club is to impart a general knowledge of acting and play production to members. This aim was carried out under the leadership of the very capable officers, J. Grausnick, K. Aune, C. Eckhoff, K. Cada, and J. Belter. After the business agenda at the month- ly meetings was completed, a social hour with refreshments and entertainment in the form of skits, plays, and lectures followed. This year W. H.S. acted as host for the Big Nine Speech Festival on May 3. Over three hun- dred speech participants attended, including twenty-five local contestants. After an extremely busy day dealing in every phase of forensics, stu- dents and advisers gathered in the evening for a busman's holiday with a banquet and more speeches. With the successful returns of this festival, our speechsters moved confidently on to the District Ill contest at Winona State. Here nine contestants were awarded the right to enter the regional with DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS AND ADVISERS are sitting pretty on their new stage. SEATED- K. Aune, K. Cada, J. Belter, C. Eckhoff, J. Grausnick. STAND- ING-Mr, Clayton and Mr. Stolt- man, advisers. Ct DEBATE SQUAD: ROW I-A. Brynestad, H. Ellis, R. Wagner. ROW 2vP, Kamke, Mr. Neuiahr, adviser, M. Ames, L. Denzer, admire their well deserved Region l trophy. ll SUPERIORS in the district finals are S. Korpela, P. Williams, D. Schulz, C. Eckhotf, J. Grausnick, B. Courtier. STANDING-K. Aune, R. Carter, H. Miller, K. Heaser, J. Saecker. Thespians Host Big Nine Speech Festival superior ratings. Among the superior group was the one-act play, The First Mrs. Paris . At the regional tournament held in Rushford, five Win- ona speakers won superior ratings, including two state alternates, K. Aune, and the one-act play. Other superiors went to S. Holmes, P. Murphy, and D. Schulz. The W. H. S. Debate Squad and their adviser, Mr. Neuiahr, were a busy group as they dealt with this year's national debate topic- Resolved: that United States direct economic aid to individ- ual countries should be limited to technical assist- ance and disaster relief. The clebaters opened the season with a begin- ning ot the season discussion tourney at Eau Claire, followed by tournaments at La Crosse, Eau Claire, and a vveek-end of debating at Gustavus Adolphus. Late January found Renetta Wagner and Mary Ann Ames ofthe attirmative and And- rea Brynestad and Honey Lou Miller of the nega- tive, combine tor a record ot tour wins and two losses to take the Region l tourney and win the bid to the State. Other debaters seeing action this year were LaRay Denzer, Judy Strommer, Harold Ellis, Priscilla Khamke, and Carol Wiggins. SPEECH CONTESTANTS: ROW l-J. Ziebell, D. Killingstad, A. Brynestad, R. Wagner, J. Courtier, P. Puck. ROW 2-D. Olson, S. Holmes, P. Murphy, N. Kalbrener, P. Williams, H. Miller, C. Eckhott, J. Grausnick, C. Kryzsko. ROW 3-B, Courtier, K. Aune, D. Schulz, M, Nystrom, L. Ohnstad, S. Korpela, K. Kalbrener, R. Carter, J. Woodford, D. Burt. ROW 4-L. Larson, J. Karnath, H. Ellis, J. Saecker, R. Jones, M. Nilsen, K. Heaser, K. Aune, C. Gaustad. 'Q-1 1' 'C' 5 . a-.4-J in 1-...4 JC 1 4:11. pi .. wi. D. Livnngsl Q A. .3 , , gg f R B 9 wi 5' 2' f A - 5 of A fr f 4i - I I W. Nelson I 'tx N C M, I 1 as' ' af. w ,, , - o. schmidf tg A I V3 V. 4 wi, I A Schroeder V ti. 5 ix, ,- W. 5 L 7, r llxw w, Mitchell L I ... R, ff' 1' W fo J. Nelson 7 1 Q74 ima f 'qi Wm W Counier I ' - 'W fi 5 ' 7 S 1 , ' , . A, Burmeist tic ' A L X X. . ,. V R, Paulggn l - l K, Kulbrener ,L ' G. Brand . . D. week , -f an Q, A B. Pickan M W I W A' P. Shaw V ' .f l . V Y .4 t l gf. ei. 6:3 'st Rkonnenberg I ,. 5 A-h K. Smelser . - in W, M. van Thomma A ,., i ' J. Dalleske . B' Rogers I ? 9 I F R V' ii K, Bum, V. fd' L .Q Q9 ' J. Olnland 1: t G, K U - .. as L.. L 1 e er gli' ' K. Heaser ' N 1' D. Olson 'A A - a ,. ,,.- M. Meiwffey ,, ' Q -A X 3 A .A N i' I 1, ' , M, MA ,Smack V V7 K. Wernecke 7 gg A A . ' S. S . V h fu in kJSchuhz A - 4 pence' 15'-9'ifh - W V , -I 3 .G Loomis Il 't g P, shaman , ' sz: M. Williams Q. 3,9 K4 Eh' fi B. Drenckhahn F: T L J, Strommer A B- While , f C Ensrud 'Q' 1, I - . i ' H. s 9 'ta 3 A l J R ed in Q .v . 9 isa.. 4. .4 Mi Choristers Add What's so interesting, C. Culbertson, J. Courtier, and M N strom? A Mad comic book hidden in the - Y sheet music? i .H Do re rn! fa sol la ti floats through the halls of W. H. S. as the choir, under the direction of Mr. Nichols prepares for one of its many varied and entertaining concerts. The choir opened the cur- tains of the '58 season with an appearance at the All School Production. In this initial appearance, the members were hardly recognizible as they appeared in black face singing melodies of the Old South . Additional variety spiced the pro- gram as a select choir brought us tunes from South Pacific . Mr. Nichols assembled a number ot smaller groups to offer a variety of challenges to singers. Q., ri t 1 J Ziebell ,sr R Ol ' -v G. ' WI r wwj ' B G th ' fl .f 4' 5 'sig' . -I , , k I M! J F 1 ,, R. Mmard ' 'A R. Rva w. Barth j n f If M . J H d of . K is .- l.'.A J R G. Goetzman 'LJ fi, Q I D. Scharmer J o ' 'tim N M , t f .1 uv -I Y 'z P. Ka k W., Q A - . -4. as . A...L. Tl ' C' Ve .L-Q MV Rand T Ai ll B. Goetzman 5 . A A i W -X A. Alleman , ,Q V W L, Abrams rl if A f. , 1 sa, . r A ,f ,V 4 wwf.. l l ' LA 4- J. Larson 5- Ellis - - C. Eckhoff l jx I Q - ll K Aune K. Breisath Q J. Malewick 2 ! E... vs A. Wolfram ' .1 M -in J. Johnson X I 'V - G. Goeuman - , H V GA Andgncn jg B. Blumentrtl ' .1 5 D. Radlke 073 E-- ? 4, 4,5 7 Y K A L fr' N , S if R, Them D D ' M 1. ,, .L ll M, Wahl A Q., ,1 Q -ff 'TI v J , J. Bauer . '9 - 4 C, Wiggins C. Clawson I 4' - -J gi 'N V ' L. Strelow ' , Hn, ... gy V '- Z ,5 N. Nowlan - I , C. Grau: l - l J. Smith N Hosienler V , Rhythm And Melody 4--4 Among these were the triple trio, boys' octet, and a mixed octet. The annual Christmas concert ushered in the holiday season with our favorite Christmas carols. The orchestra and choir ioined to present the Mid-winter concert. The high point of the year and greatest chal- lenge to the choir was the Big Nine Music Festi- val in Owatonna on May 2. Other concerts on a crowded calendar were the Spring concert, Junior High concerts, Baccalaureate, and Commence- ment. Throughout the school year choir members practiced 'round the clock , but the efforts of these sectionals were rewarded with a balanced and versatile choir. wr if J. Darts Hard work? H. Miller, A. Alleman, J. Forster and G Anderson grin and bear the assigned task. HFTRD ,lf-UZJRK S., 2 Q u Q96 K' 'L 3 Z f41!' 3 212 ROW I: J, Okland, K, Kreuzer, P. Sherman, C. Buck. ROW 2: A. Winston, K. Gislason, B. Neitzke, R. Smith, R. Watkins, L. l'lOlUl-'Jah G- LOOFTUS, D- BUVT. ROW 32 C. Steven K. Bening, M. Christenson, S. Ellies, J. Addington, J. Steege, C, Lauer, C. Drenckhahn, R. Kline, B. Baumann. ROW 4: V. Stoecker, S. Korpela, N. Yahnke, R. Wahl, K. Kreuzer. ROW 5: K. Frederickson, l. Teasdale, J, McCaffery, D. Haessig, B. Svenningson. Strings Make Melodious Music Into the woodshed go R. Jones and J. Hill to practice a little finesse. Let's take that run once more, violins. Basses, all have your bows going in the same direction! Six hours of practice a day and you'll sound like the Minneapolis Symphony in no time at all. To the students in orchestra, Mr. Davenport's words are very familiar. Sometimes the soothing music produced by the talented musicians had a slumber-producing ef- fect. But all it took was a slip of someone's bow making a horrible squawk, and everyone who had any notion of sleep was sitting up straight in his chair. From its performance in the pit during the All School Production to its many scheduled concerts throughout the year, the or- chestra is symbolic of the numerous opportuni- ties for musical education offered at W. H. S. Orchestra students practiced six hours per week in school. Of course, they were expected to prac- tice that much out of school, too. When one con- cert was completed, we began to prepare for the next. For weeks we practiced the same pieces un- til most of the tunes became indelibly stamped in our minds, and students found themselves hum- ming Beethoven's Fifth all day long. ROW l: J. Steege, B. Reichel, B, Drenckhahn, C. Dunn. ROW 2: K. Kryszko, M. Hunter, J. Cashton, R. Ryclman, K. Whetstone, K. Ehle, C. Gaustad. ROW 3: P. Williams, J. Pollack, J. Keeth, L. Ohnstad, M Duffy, H, Miller, S. Stehman, K. Nissalke, S. Wheeler, L. Jackson. ROW 4: C. Wright, H, Knutson, B. Ferguson, P. Shaw, D. Donor, J. Urness, D. Whiting, J. Stow, C, Koeth, M. Horton, K. McGrath, D. Gislason, D. Kertzman. ROW 5: D. Neumann, J, Saecker, R. Heyer, C. Johnson, P. Kaiser, J. Hansgen. J, Saecher, R. Heyer, and S. Leicht realize that it takes lots of practice to make per- fect, With a bit of encouragement from Mr. Davenport. L. Jackson executes another perfect lesson. 1 l l I I '41 'in ROW l: J. Koeth, L. Ohnstad, T. Tweedy, M. Duffy, C. Graus, J. Duel, R. Hostettler. ROW 2: H. Miller, M. Will, J. Schultz, J. Rumstick, A. Boyum, S. Ehmann, E, Lokensgaard, B. Haessie, B, Svenningson. ROW 3: C. Schultz, A. Kraning, J. Graus, J. Roth, L. Doner, P. Peterson, E. Brown, R. Sonsalla, S. Kane, K. Reska, P. Ehmke, R. Kline. ROW 4: C, Pelzer, P. Butt, J. Ehmann, J. McCormick, J. Knapik, B. Nicholson. ROW 5: K. Fredrickson, B. Way, B. Lieberman, H. Oakland, D. Cocker, M. Sweeney, I. Teasdale, J. McCaffery, B. Wahl, K. Kalbrenner, W. Mitchell. Concert, Pep, And Marching Bands Mr. Andrus instructs D. Neuman in the line art of tympany playing. x Q -in-only V l l r-r-ing-g. There goes the bell ending first hour. One feels sorry for anyone who happens to be going the wrong way near the music department and gets caught in the mad rush in and out of the band room each morning. Every morning during the football season found the stalwart black and orange uniformed band at the Jefferson Stadium drilling under the watchful eye of Mr. Andrus. After snow covered the marching field, great pains were taken to get the band in shape for the concert season. Many a baton was bent over a certain music stand. Tonel More Tone! was a frequent refrain at these times. All the practicing and polishing were the needed ingredients for the tip top programs the band gave. ln addition, the pep band sent W. H.S. school spirit soaring at student rallies and bas- ketball games, while the Dreamliners provided the rhythm at several school dances. Spring was ushered in by another concert, and another successful year came to a close as the band journeyed to Owatonna for the Big Nine Music Festival. Once again, Winona High can be proud of its band and its fine showing in all their appearances as the Winhawk tooters willingly served their school and community. it Q me K. 3 QL I ROW l: D. Chalberg, S. Spencer, G. Loomis, D. Burt, K, Kryzsko, M. Hunter, J. Kaston, ROW 2: C. Wright, H. Knutson, B Wood, J. Ziebell, D. Whiting, L. Edstrom, J. Stow, C. Koeth. ROW 3: P. Williams, J, Staltknecht, N. Bruder, P. Karnke, J. Pol jack, B. Gothrie, J. Engler, R, Stow, H. Teasdale, S. Andrus, K. McQueen, D. Bronk, ROW A: B. Baumann, D. Carney, J. Burt A. Brynestad, M. Shain, J. Hill, D. Steyer, L. Hittner, G. Rohrer, D. Doner, P. Shaw, J. Urness, ROW 5: D. Paulson, B. Jones, B. Ferguson, P. Kaiser, J. Hansgen, D. Neuman. l I I Provide Musical Variety At W. H.S. The W. H. S. marching band structs under full steam in leading the Homecoming Parade. '- WPI, in' ' 4154329 1 Members of the srxth hour Radnograph Board L Teske L Wachs Mr Kenney advuser J Kropudlowsku B Ernckson S Flanagan S Seelnng I Teasdale and J Schuth look for new and better ndeas Radlograph Captures Year s Memories Startlng wlth the flrst day of school meetlngs were held dauly the thrrd and slxth peruods In Mr Kenney s room for the punrpose of compllung thus yearbook We were not satnsfled that nt be good We wanted It to be the best Of course such asptratlons take work When our splrlts lag ged Mr Kenney would bolster our morale Dont get the Impression putting out a yearbook IS all work for It Isnt We worked In harmony and the happy times far exceeded the trying ones The Mlnnesota Centennial set the theme for the 1958 yearbook We called on the servrces of a flctltlous character Rip Van Gopher to help us hls antlcs on paper whsle Rosalie Carter designed the cover Once the theme was declded on and the cover designed each sectlon was a beehlve J of actlvlty and buzzed with busnness The thlrd hour group with Co edltor Judy Grausnlck ln charge handled the Senior Opening and Sports sectlons of the book while Co edltor Sharron Seelmgs group took care of the Actrvuty Facul ty and the Underclass sections durlng the sixth hour Thus year the board wlth the and of the staff sponsored two dances In order to ralse funds They were the Homecomlng Dance and the dance after the Albert Lea basketball game Mass Bloom supervrsed the shutter bugs who could be found an many comical and unorthodox posntlons forthe plete wuthout acknowledgrng the help guven us by Mr Pust and Mr Tnmm who frlled the posts of Business Advlsers The Advertrsnng Staff P Douglas R Olson .I Conrad l Ts ha bold J Morcomb Mr Tnmm advlser B Whnte Mr ust advlser K Aune and D Lemfeld admlre prevlousachleve ments .f 5 V J fl 1 8 K U I bl -1 -X ' li. V if . I . l . , . . , . . I . I . I 4 I - - ' I I ' . I' , , . . . . . . . . I I ' I ' . I . I I I span a hundred years. Barbara Knopp captured sake of their art. This account would not be com- I . . . , , . 1 - - V l ri ,A r l a W P - - . Li f K. N ' I . f 1, .sf ' I 4 . , , , , 9 . , . c - , .js K U I X X T . ' ,' . P f ll' ' Af T ' l an I O t h e r Radiograph Board members look ing over publication helps are: R. Carter, B. Knopp' H, Miller, A. Byrnestad, J. Grausnick, P. M u r - phy, N. Kalbrenner, R. Mahlke. ,u V Eght diligent slaves A of the sixth hour Ra- W V 3' L diograph Board pause V ' Qs' for a fleeting mo- 'ment of relaxation. x Examining and evaluating their photographs is the Photography Staff: W. Sillman, R. Minard, Miss Bloom, adviser, M. Harvey, T. Mauszycki. 0'-.. Members of the Radiograph Staff: ROW lz B. Hanson, K. Ehle, S. Korpela. ROW 2: M. Sfremcha, S. Mahlke, J. Woodford. ROW 3: M. Ames, J. Jumbeck, P. Moore. ROW 4: K. , . Fifield, D. Dorn. ROW 5: D. M. Wahl, C. Gaustad, C. Johnson. 4- A 4 37 .0 V fi w-1-'El 6 I is gg ' .3133 , fifll-V. ' f.w.-f-z-:-.-M -. ' .,,g-gf-:y.g5gzL. . .. 3-.,g.-fig-t,f.'f',Se1,, 3 '. -.94-3. R.. - M 4.-V: .3-f l -'f:.'..'3'.f5'v':f:' - fl'-1. ? n ,'.'.?.'2Z1?frSr 'J 1- -. va.,-,.. 1. , K. ,,.i'.,'.f-. .UA 'fi-,,'a,fq', f's ,'.o?..-,,'mliA.x. A L,'-,-me rg.--,,-,-w,.,.','. . 5:-,4.,.,.1i-5 ,z-,-,,.'x..1.g 1 1.4. My fy yi..vj,i:j.'2,',z.s f ' ,ggi .Q-.',:.:.:f wi' in-ug ,a ' ' 1... 5,195 ., N- J -' 'AH' f -1 1 ' fi?-R'-.1 sf 235:53 112'-b.q'f'f ' -j ' :O ,izgz 12. .h .,.:,,.,-.'.5. 5, ,.5,., ' .,-H4 .,- ...,...,.f ,.., i . . , 3.1.5- .2,,:', nf. ': az. ,vii . , 3 ABOVE: Looking over back issues of Hi-News are J. Stansfield, Advisor, G. Jackson, and editor, J. Kroner. TOP RIGHT: Working hard to meet dead-lines are J, Belter, E. Naas, D, Schulz, J. Stow, D. Hint, J. Bergaus, D. Burt, and N. Hostetller. RIGHT: M. Wahl, R. Carter, C. Reinke, C. Fifield, C. Gaustad, T. Schultz, J. Woodford, R. Wahl, and S, Walz look over a few of the many Big Nine papers the school receives. mv.: Deadlines Met, Headlines Written Our Hi-News is tops! In these days of Sputnik there is no Mousenik on the part of our advisor, Mrs. Jackson, or our very dependable editor, Ju- diann Kroner, and her efficient assistants. All news and information comes out in print! Teen Toppers , Purely Personal and Wilton the Worm have been humorous and interesting columns written to keep students informed of our activities, sports, clubs and organizations. We are proud of the manner in which our staff has han- dled Teens Front for our local newspaper, bio- graphical summaries of our outstanding students. Talent has been displayed cleverly and abundant- ly on every page of our Hi-News, beginning with the artistic covers and continuing on with timely poems, articles, features, and cartoons. Nine members of our Hi-News staff traveled to Faribault for the Big Nine Journalism Convention. The interest and enthusiasm displayed by other teen-agers in discussing ideas inspired our repre- sentatives to strive for higher goals and put our Hi-News on the TOP , All ROW 'I: D. Bauren, P. Pflughoeft, S. Seeling, K. Ehle, P. Moore, S. Korpela. ROW 2: C. Wiggins, J. Brennan, D. Challberg, S. Ellies, K. Kalbrener, and J. Cornwell. ,af v gd N. .....i.51:'2i'ssN..'a ..... ,T , of Q l ' 'il fr 1 ABOVE: S. Smith, D. Whiting, R. San- telman, K. Stever, J. Courtier, and J. Larson work together on one of the many committees. TOP RIGHT: Vice-President J. Larson, President, R. Santelman, and Secre- tary, J. Morcomb discuss problems facing the Council with advisor, N. lndall, . w Q LEFT: Planning the Christmas dance are R. Carter, S. Korpela, J. Graus- nick, K. Cada, J. Courtier, F. Lassen, J. van der Velde, L. Huwald. Council Sets Our School Standards Now what can be more provoking to a group of industrious students who are always breaking their pencils, than not having a pencil sharpener? This year found the Student Council solving many grave and imposing problems, such as the one the students in honor study found themselves with - no pencil sharpener! But the Student Coun- cil came to the rescue, to the happy relief of the students on priv , and installed a pencil sharp- ener. One of the big projects of the Student Council was the Christmas Holiday Dance which was a ROW l: T. Mauszy- cki, S. Wheeler, M Miller, J. Harders, D Blanchord, P. Wil- liams, C. Waldo. ROW 2: J. Brennan, M. Theis, K. Gislason S. Ellis, G. Goetzman A. Henderson, A. Mc- Namer, B. Courtier, F. Lassen, B. Drenck hahn. huge success, attended by many and enjoyed by all. The Student Council did not forget the mean- ing of Christmas when they brought joy and hap- piness into the hearts of poor unfortunate chil- dren at a Christmas party. The Student Council exhibited excellent committee work on both of these ventures. Representatives from our Student Council participated in several Student Council conventions throughout the state, and brought back interesting and encouraging reports which should make us glad that we attend Winona High School. QE Ln! 000 INNER CIRCLE COUNCIL ROW 1 C Wnggms C Graus J Woodford K Fredertckson M Mehaftey M Van Thoma J Merchlevvntz S Spencer K Smelser ROW 2 P Moore B Altaro R Carter Oson K Korpela K Kalbrener 5 El es J Krooudlowskl P Mcrphy B Jonsgaard ROW 3 S Letcht S Wtlluams C Fntleld C Stever M Whtte A Brynestad B Brsesath K Benntng J Strommer D Whetstone S Keelan aw Il1I12l' CITCIC WOTIQS Who lends a helping hand as Bug Sisters to many bevvtldereol sophomores? Who decked the halls .flth cheery Chrlstrnas spirit? And who brought the latest In fashions In a Dutch Treat W H S9 Our ovvn er cle course' In tun and trlendshlp, work and play these gurls gain satlstactlon In glvlng of their time and talents tor the benefit of school and community When the sophomore delegation arrtved an September the expervenced members were busy helping them to be happy ID their new home Football season tound them donning orange n black to sell season tickets and some gay W H SP At Chrlstmas tnme there appeared In our halls Belter asslsts K Aune and P Kowalczylc as they arrange flower centerpieces for the sllfer annnversary of the annual Inner Ctrcle Banquet Displaying their talent for harmonizing at e . ,-G.A.A. talent show were , Wa z, K. Kalbrener S. Ellies G. Loomis, as they sang Old MacDonald'. gally wrapped presents on the taachers doors INNER CIRCLE COUNCIL ROW I J Klagge N Nowlan S Sweazey M Babcock J Larson P Kowalczyk J Kroner K Kryzsko E Naas S Smith ROW 2 M Bauer K Whetstone J Garrison S Westra V Stoecker E Haskett M Theis B Pickart J Naas J Eikman ROW 3 D Kertzman B Kolter 5 Mahlke J Inman J Morcomb K Aune M Rand J Van Der Velde K Kreu7er H Swearingen S Clawson J Robinson For FUI1 And SZFVICC plus a beautiful tree in the main hall The girls were also busy collecting toys and clothing to be given to those less fortunate during the holiday season Parties, too were had by this active organiza tion first, our ovvn costume party and later a loint fun night as l C and G A A combined their efforts with a talent show and fun for all The second semester service prolect found bake sales and candy sales reigning supreme, as individual homerooms contributed the necessary green stuff to the Worthwhile cause of A F S Highlighting the spring season we found these gals modeling a Dutch Treat in Fashion All too soon came Recognition Day and a won derful banquet as seniors expressed fond fare wells and the freshmen told us they could hardly Wait until next year ,11- A super abundance of Christmas spirit ' ed the halls of W. H.S. t 's year. . . girls putting up the decorations that added so much cheer during the holiday season are: J, Kroner, L. M. Ohnstead, P. Kowal- czyk, S. Smith, K. Ries. There was a variety of colorful costumes presented at the annual I. C. costume party, but these lucky girls took the prizes: seated ---M. Northrup, N. Hostettler. Stand- ing-P. Moore, N. Bruder, P. Karnke, K. Kalbrener, S. Ellies, S. Spencer. ,, . rv J 6 vw' I-. 60 A A if Tl' xiii L 'w A437 I 1 ACTIVITY ROOM HOSTESSES: ROW I: A. Rohlfing, B. Erickson, B. Briesath, S. Holmes, M. White, A. Boyum, A. Alleman, J. Belter, C. Barness, J. Woodford. ROW 2: S. Smith, S. Sweazey, C, Graus, J. Graus, J. Grausnick, P, Kowalczyk, C. Ronnenberg, M. Rand, M. Bauer, J. Cornwell, P. Moore, K. Smelser, B. Knopp, M. Stremhka, M. Matzke. Students Supervise Wide Variety The Activity Room hostesses, supervised by Mrs. Hunter, Girls' Advisor, provide a little hos- pital all their own in 204, for girls who become ill during the school day. The hostesses see to it that the room is always kept clean, orderly, and quiet. lf a girl feels very ill, her parents are noti- fied and she is given transportation home. Let's give all of these groups a big cheer for the mar- velous service they have given W. H. S. Keeping the school library in tip-top shape is the task of the library assistants at W. H.S. Mainly their duties are checking books and magazines in and out, shelving them, and keeping track of over-due books. Willingly, and with a smile, these girls are glad to offer information concern- ing school references or the materials one may want for leisure reading. They give up their free time to serve the needs of the students, and while working their motto is Silence is Golden . LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: C. Todd, D, Schossow, C. Culbertson, S. Richer, G. Pruka, L. Olson, B. Jons- gaard. WU U um .. cu u Eldon .. HM, It ll I2 ll I4 I' ll 'I 5 ' wi It X Q f ' lc. 4' li, .. Q W H a i Q- 1- . rl ' I I 5 4. UU qv it it A :Q ui ll ' f USHER SQUAD: ROW lu M. Wahl, J. Belter, S. Korpela, A. Brynestad, M, Neilson, S. Seeling, L. Wachs, K. Aune, J. Kropidlow- ski. ROW 2: J. Cornwell, J. Graus, J. Grausnick, J. Woodford, S. Mahlke, M. Theis, B. Drenckhahn, M. Matzke, S. Sweazey, S. Hartner, S. Smith. ROW 3: P. Kamke, C. Eckoff, N. Bruder, A, Streeter, K. Kalbrener, A. Boyum, S. Keelan, P. Heberling, P. Moore, R. Voelker, J. Kroner, E. Naas. ROW A: C. Fifield, R. Carter, C. Gaustad, S. Holmes, G. Schmeling, B. Hanson, M. White, B. Erickson, B, Briesath, P. Williams, H. Miller, J. Bergaus, C. Kryzsko. Cf School And Community Projects The ushers, capably directed by Mrs. Hunter, add a note of gracious service to the many events in which they assist. A few of the various per- formances for which they are engaged are Com- munity Concerts, band and orchestra concerts, and many more. The USHER SQUAD, always looking very trim in dark skirts and white blous- es, render of their time cheerfully for both school and non-school activities, whenever called upon. The efficiency of the office assistants each year prove to be an invaluable aid to Miss Pallas in 0 keeping track of the eight hundred and fifty-one students in W. H. S. These students, too, give up their free time to help around school. The duties of the office assistants includes helping record absences, collecting absence slips, and delivering notes. The many services which demand prompt, efficient execution, the varied needs and wants of the faculty, these might have often gone un- answered but for the ready response of this group. Their motto: At your beck and call. OFFICE ASSISTANTS: K. Herold, J. Oldendorf, K. Aune, L. Sebo, D. Barum, J. Brennan. ROW 2: J. Daun, C. Gaustad, J. Kitt, S. Holmes, C. Kryzsko, C. Ronnenberg, C. Eckoff, ROW l: Mr. Anderson, adviser, G. Haase, L. Papenfuss, A. Hen- derson, E. Meyer, R. Gady. ROW 2: E. Goebel, G. McNally, E. Jaszewski, G, Quinn, R. Busit- zky. ROW 3: C. Nelton, R. So- beck, G. Bartsch, A. Berg. ROW A: R. Unnasch, J. Stanislowski, D. Hobbs, K. Walters. Gale Haase, Mr. Anderson, and Mr, Haase check Gale's farm accounts in the Haase modern milking parlor, Arlan Henderson, chapter president, congratulate: Charles Waldo, Jr., on wine ning the Star Farmer award as his parents look on. Future Farmers Stress In September, the Winona Chapter ot the Future Farmers of America began its seventeenth year of service. Under the guidance of Mr. An- derson, adviser, Arlan Henderson, president, Lawrence Papentuss, vice president, Ray Gady, secretary, Gale Haase, treasurer, Duane Keens, sentinel, Joe Mitchell, reporter, and Eugene Mey- er, parliamentarian, some exceptional accomplish- ments were realized. Five boys earned trips to the National F.F.A. convention in Kansas City. They brought home a coveted silver emblem tor community service. The annual Greenhand and Chapter Farmer initiations brought new faces to the membership and advanced degrees to boys with improved farming programs. Nine boys -.,-ll., ROW l: J, Merchlevvitz, W. Nel- son, K. Spalding, C. RoTT, C. Waldo, D. Kerns. ROW 2: M. Almaas, M. Schmidt, A. Papen' Tuss, D. Groth, D. Vondrasek, R. Schroeder, ROW 3: J. Knutson, K. Douglas, R. Groth, G. Mathis, R, Butler, S. Woodward. A I I I hr Mr. Robertson of the Ag committee of the Cham ber of Commerce presents a 590. check To G. Haase R. Sobeck, E, Meyer, and G. McNally To help out drove Tractors on sighT-seeing Tours aT The Minne- sota S-Tate Plovving ConTesT held in The commu- nity. The chapter has parTicipaTed in numerous evenTs beneficial To members- such as meaTs, soil, crop, Tar mmechanics, Tarm rnanagemenT, parlia- menTary procedure, and public speaking conTesTs. Giving material assisTance To its members in The Torrn of ten purebred Duroc gilTs and Two pure- bred dairy heifers, The chapter has assisted iTs members in getting sTarTed in farming. The Min- nesota Association of CooperaTives gave iTs Acti- viTy Award To the chapTer. .lusT another indica- Tion ThaT in many fields of endeavor, F.F.A. is helping To make better farmers. on National Convention expenses. . CORN 4 :OR fx CAMP COURAGE ,Q-Tiiil' Unloading part of the corn that realized Sll7. for the Camp Courage drive are E. Meyers, G. McNally, Mr. Anderson, and E. Goebel. -EY ROWI D Severson D Northrup C Schossow B We lter D Mulholland D Stretch 5 Richer L Clow .1 Burback ROW 2 Gile F Pilger S Kane G Hinton ROW 3 M Matzlne E Gaedy C Kryzsko J Bergus M Duffy R Newland D Olson ROW A B Curts C Zessn K Heaser A Bateman A Alleman D B Wadewitz J Oldendorf P Mullane D Schossow J Whetstone C Bauer ROW l: P. Shaw J. Tweedy J. Stow . ch . Bo er J. Schmi t . Minard, W. Sillrnan. ROW 2: C. Kios, R, Them Vt.. Mitchell, R. Rydman B. Blumentritt D. Hobbs A. Wolfram. ROW 3: D. Challberg D. Mulholland Vt. Van Thomma D, Altwein, . Ames, N. Bruder, Mr. Ohnstad. ROW 4: C. Wiggins, J. Stoklce K, Frederik- sen K. Kryzsko l. Teasdale Mr. Zil- lox. W l l S Clubs Satisfy Promoting creative leadership and the appre ciation of the ioys and satisfactions of homemak ing are the purposes of the combined Senior and Junior Chapter of the Winona Chapter of the Future Homemalcers of America This year under the guidance of Mrs Keese and Miss Martin, numerous chapter state and national prolects have been completed The girls are now learning valuable lessons and good practical experience which they will apply in their own future homes M CF mv overgr lf ou cant figure this out ask a member of the newly formed Junior Academy of Science. After work- ing on their projects for months members par- ticipated in the Science Fair at Rochester. Local scientists have entertained the members with dis- cussions pertaining to their special fields. The club has also kept up with current events in science oy subscribing to science periodicals. The favorite topic of conversation in 58 - satellites of course. S4 fwfr OFFICERS: l, Teasdale, President, B. Sillman, Vice President, K. Frederik- sen, Treasurer, K, Kryzsko, Secretary, Mr. Zilliox, Adviser, Mr. Ohnstad, Adviser. ,jumvr 112 ROW l: K. Kreuzer K. Benning, J. Stallknecht, J. Ziebell, K. Stever, M, White , K. Ries. ROW 2: J. Stokke, J. Woodford, J. Smith, J Graus, IS. Wedul, L. Denzer, l. lseman, M, Stremcha, N. Yahnke, L. Hartner. ROW 3: J. Cornwell, S. Flanagan, K. Whetstone, M. Ames, J. Belter, C. Stever, J. Kropidlowski, D. Dorn, P. Heloerling, K. Gislason. ROW 4: S. Korpela, A. h l A F hb h N. Hostettler, S. Holmes, M. Wahl. Boyum, L, Wachs, M. Rand, T. Hargesheimer, G. Sc rneing, . is aug er, Students' Varied lntere sts Would you like to enter the teaching profes- sion upon completion of your education? lf there is any uncertainty in your mind, become a mem- ber of the Sarah Allen Chapter of the Future Teachers of America, which helps one understand the duties, joys, and sorrows of becoming a teacher. At the monthly meetings, movies were shown, the foreign students gave talks, Peggy Williams gave us a verbal discussion of her trip to Europe, and the seniors reported back after observing a class for a day. The Future Teachers of America also sponsored a football and a basketball dance to obtain funds to financially aid a deserving senior planning on a teaching career. The organization is under the supervision of Mrs. Hunter, and meetings are held once a month during a class period. F. T. A. OFFICERS: Mrs. Hunter and the F.T.A. officers, Jerry Zieball, Pat Murphy, and, stand ing, L. Hartner, J. Cornwell, A Boyum, look over some inter esting material w h i c h gives them ideas on how to run the club smoothly Jay, exchange student from Holland, appears to be surprised? as a question is asked by one of the F.T.A. members. Andrew, exchange student from Greece, waits his turn dubiously. .4--ng P Selling yard goods and draperies is Pickart efficzently goes about her P Hoefer concentrates on straighten the polo that keeps J Thode busy at duties at the First National Bank ing the toy counter at H Choate 8. Bailey 81 Bailey 'Experience is the best teacher says K. Bernhardt while learning the tricks of the trade at Prondzin' ski s Grocery. J. Baures takes a minute from her EXPCFICTICC Galned A number of seniors are taking an active part inthe half day vvorlc program This entails going to classes half day and working the other half The program gives experience in meeting the public and In learning to cope with their prob lems It also provides an opportunity to earn money to further ones education Students par tlcipating must take Modern Problems and Eng lfsh as well as a special related Instructions class Here under Mr Borgers guidance vvork prob lems are aired and discussed The twenty one students Involved in the program this year are gaining experience IH offices restaurants depart ment grocery and drug stores. During the six- teen years in operaton almost five hundred young people have participated in and benefited from the programt duties to chat with Mr, Borger when Keeping the frozen foods counter or- Taking in cash is the task l. Gady and he stopped for coffee at the Dairy ry is in a days vvo fo . P. Gerth have during the noon-rush ar, Damback at the Red Owl. in the school cafeteria. Au., Iva-x I 4 It irc' i , f- so 5 4+ i r- ' 9, I . T ' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY S Smnth recerves congratulations from Brother Raymond of St Marys College along with J Cornwell J Grausmck P Wrllrams K Aune A Brynestad R Santelman S Seelmg l Teasdale A Henderson R Mahlke H Muller K Rnes and C Eckhoff after mductnon cerernorues Honors Awarded Varuous honors were bestowed upon some of our lucky seniors this past year Some of These students received double honors Up to press tame they were Leah Marne Ohnstad was named to Glrls State and also received the annual D A R award Roger Santelman was named to Boys State and received the hugh honor ot belng noml nated a candidate to West Point Closely follow :ng rn hrs footsteps Irvnn Teasdale was selected for an apporntment to Annapolis Peggy Wllllams not only had the honor but the pleasure too of being able to travel to Europe through an Amer: can Field Servsce trnp Peggy llved In Germany last summer wxth her foster parents Other honors that came ln the form of traps to Canada went to Judlann Kroner for Glrl Scout actlvltles and Judith Grausnlck for United Nations lnves tlgatlon Janke Van der Velde exchange student from Holland and Andrew Calyvas of Greece vrsrt study and make good use of therr tame IH Wmonas Publlc Lubrary Elsue Naas W H S cheerleader rs surrounded by sennor athletes who were presented awards for wmter sports FRONT ROW L Burros R Czaplewskr l Znebell R Hazelton P Santelrnan P Schrelber G Anderson L Huwald BACK ROW G Morken G Buswell D Boardman F Lassen J Bambenek E Naas R Anderson L Jackson J Srmon J Moore J ol bueckl 5 Z- so Nfl' A as tn BONNIE ALFARO IC I 2 3 Counl FH I Offsce ALICE ALLEMAN IC I 2 3 Coun II A I C 2 3 Offsce Accompansst 2 3 Usher Squad 3 Offsce st I A GARY ANDERSON Football Manager 2 3 Wrestlsng Manager 2 3 Football Let terman 2 3 Wrestlsng Letterman 3 Chosr 3 Chosr Boar W Cu All School I 3 ROBERT ANDERSON Football I 2 Le er 2 3 Baseball I 2 3 Letter 2 Hockey 3 Letter 3 Wrestlmg 2 Band 2 W ub KAREN AUNE IC 2 3 Coun I A I C 2 3 Boa Usher Squad 2 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ENRICHED WIAQQLD Complzmmtx of National Cliemlcals, lnc Mfgr ofBTF Brown Drug COSMETICS Chanel Lamfm Revlon Gray S I W Putting their noses to the grind 1 . what these energetic physic appear 10 be doing, AYIBEEQJ MENSWEAR Don Rlchards Grlffon Capps and Hyde Park Sults Crlcketeer Sport Coats Jockey Underwear Van Heusen Cooper Xcello and Thomas Shlrts CORNER THIRD and MAIN when Man at Km? Leon Inman CONTRACTOR COMPLETE TROWEL TRADE Phone 4038 1808 West Fourth Street Western Motor Sales Jack N and Donald A Walz Telephone 3348 101 105 Ma1n Street WINONA MINNESOTA Thrlll of the Year IS Compllments of Springdale Dairy M1lk of Superlor Flavor Wlilfe S Gl'OCCry 529 Huff Street Phone 3626 Winona Mmnesota XX ' I ll 1 , 1 1, k . l A . , . 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I if F, 5' 4 xv . , , J ,I lv 1 9 T I he Class of 1958 wishes to thank the other classes and all rhose local concerns whose co operatlon has made possible the publlshxng of IhlS book DIAMONDS WATCIILS JLWLLRY MILTON DAHM JLWELLR Co Edntors Achvmes T 1 I2 Last Thlrd Street Copy Good Luck WINHAWKS Graham 8g McGuire SPORTING GOODS Wmona Index Photography Underclass Sensors Sports Typist Judy Graumck Sharon Seelmg Sharon Flanagan Judy Kropndowskn Irvnn Teasdale Rosalne Carier Barbara Knopp Andrea Byrnestad Honey Lou Muller John Schuth Tom Mauszyck: Bull Sul man Lorranne Wachs Nancy Kalbrener Patricia Murphy Bob Mahlke Loss Teske , - ' YYYY Y W Y Y V ii ' A T , , , , , , ' Fdculiy W Y H YYYY Y Y , ,. Bonnie Erickson V . . I C . happily ever after.