Winona High School - Radiograph Yearbook (Winona, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

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' K ' xx A ' ff A ,ix T ' K fn 7: iff? 9 xy 'Nt' F J '5' 9 , P ,. 1 x M jg.-L' A, v K K 1 K. uf H , K N' W V' , M' K X ici-If N' f f Q 'Q 7 V V J W6 .mn M x 5 A ' Q y . SL' ZF 'Q I I CGNTENTS Fo culty . . . Clcisses Sports Activities FOREWCDRD In the days of Phileas Fogg the impossible was done. Phileas Fogg made the trip around the world in 80 days. Jules Verne wrote a novel about the trip and Michael Todd's movie made the story immortal. Today, in the days of Winona High, the students are doing very ordinary things, or so they think. Actually, for three years on 180 days of every year they learn about a multitude of subjects, participate in sports, give speeches, raise money, give plays, produce style shows, usher for concerts, have parties, produce a prom, and every year, in June, about 250 students graduate. This iob of being a high school student is really a super-human proiect. So in this year of l959, we of the Radiograph Board will make their hard work immortal. We now present to you . . . AROUND W. H. S. IN 180 DAYS produced by the Radiograph. TABLE CDF .. l8 . 52 . 68 Q ,W a 1, ,R y'X', ex' 13: 'K fl- o5'N N. 'Yi' ' fx t I In - N.. K - 1 lu 'RX .kjtt A, -f '- str 1 iw ' ' x X 1 J P fo Q- 4 1 , 4 i C. I 5. L I -.r 4. ,1- .R ,F 1 5 A 1 Events That Made T Student Dress Preparmg 1he Green Banana for nts mp io another school are the football cocap tams D Lnvmgston and R Hazelton Enforcnng the new student dress law are A Siuhr and D Gebhard as they show G Goetzman and R Buermann the way out Hula--Hoops lggwii. Fo one year w had the pleasure of knowing E. Honka- vaara and E. Neu- Iinger, our two for- eign students. Wo rld CF S pm During time One University Procluction ,A ,. , , ,, 5.5 1 Q 12- 2 f llii 7 v ' 5 s - 5 2 iil'f Q t Q g Q Minnesota' i t 3 1 l lUI1dl'2d A climax builds up as the Minnesota players finish another fine performance in our auditorium. B e l o w Minnesota' That was the key word of the perform ance presented by Winona actors and actresses in the cele bration of the Minne sota Centennial PH avr' QW' 42 W J .ry 4' ,yOu-4544 .ff ag, b ir: 6' f . i ,qv L y 8 - , l c Q e I ll l I n y t :ff ' ' ' K? i . al! t 9 V v ' K it I R I 'E A K , to 1' -- f ' wa n fi A , - - '14 rf 3 'f l' A , H' A 1. ' l Ni V l I i 14' 5 W 1 A ' Qu 4 ff' ' ,. .7 i . , I , U' ' x X 1. ngje f ' l . ,A U, . X I , , j V f wi U 5 I' W xl i , , A s i Mx . , .,,,, A V ssfww '01 fi., b , I digital , M Ani' f V' Y' ' . . ui '- . a- me +',,.:+, , , ' 'UM , e f f -' J I ' 'M 'hs I Eighty Days of 1959 New Look In the Library 'W' Washing hands IS run now because of Th w sinks e boys locker room ' '-Q-A Fllwrr-' Wnth the remodelng of the hbrary came new books which must be shelved 2-q 'w-...,,, And In Boy s Locker Room 'L'-:si-3 I I I I I I - , , . K 1 . .I , 'x - ' ......,, MJ - --....--.....,-....N.., s Q ' . - ,........-H.. .,..a......,.. 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Oscar Glover was appointed as acting superintendent until an- other superintendent was hired. Our school also welcomed a new curriculum coordinator, Lillian Leyson. Assisting our administration was John Timmons. Our administration department carried our school through an eventful and memorable school year. Administration PRINCIPAL OF SENIOR HIGH SCHOOI. James C Ulum -,rf .4-I OFFICE PERSONNEL MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL FRONT Eleanor Schwan Florence Kulas BACK Josephtne FRONT Martha Ktese Chuck Radechel Wnlda Antoff BACK Mlllam Marlos Lutz Maxune Day Dons Schoentke Dan Janukowsku Fred Tarrase Narman Juneau We had a fine group of mazntenance per sonnel this past school year which kept the school rn good order Always busy, whether preparlng food In the mornlng, servlng It at noon, or cleanung up after It nn the afternoon, the kitchen staff dlcl therr polo very well Thus year we welcomed another person to our school, Mrs Schwan, our new offlce gurl She along wnth the rest of the offnce staff dad a good 'ob In keeplng up the clerical work given to them by dnfferent admznlstrators of our school nr S CAFETERIA PERSONNEL LEFT TO RIGHT Phyllls Morcomb Malone Sulluvan Olga Svennmgson Ethel Gtbbs Ctsewsk: Bonnae BOARD OF EDUCATION FRONT ROW Dr L L Korda Louis S Czarnowsku Oscar S Glover Harold E Schultz Ben Muller BACK ROW Dr C R Kollofsku Lawrence Santelman Wtlluam Ltndquust Ray Gorsuch I. ful ? 1 1 . fa' Q, 1 M f. E . 3 ' T 1 sv- l, '. T l 'M -, -V A . - - I -f 2- Ji' 'FF L L n . . A 4 vj x YQ' A. lx yn - K' we N V 1 . . 1 X , K , . . . . ,x N L , 1 .. 'l'?1. a ' . Ag ,:t'. z , Nik ..:. WW at A . . WASMFQ .W ft-- X-5 V . - . .- X - ,cc L L X 5- :VL I , K fjf' if , as O Y l ff 1 'W I K' V It I I: . :sg , 5 egg? ., L,- ai. A , w ff. A nl, 'A ' , 1, lll if .fm J' 4--ff 'E' 'L ABOVE Bettie Hunt- Englash 10 FTA Usher uad and Girls Advisor TOP LEFT Charles Stephens English I2 Head of Dept iill llll A B O V E Margaret Voelker English Il FAR L E F T Genelle Jackson English 10 Hi News Advisor and Sophomore Class Ad visor ABOVE Claudine e En ish ll CENTER LEFT Robert Clayton English I0 and ll Co Advisor of Drama Club you linow lzhe word hurl originated from flu- nam! , Dick nnrllahr ' T.llllRVSf I M. Acheff and G. Volkman are studying semantics in English. English ABOVE Robert Neu 'aln English l2 De- bate Advisor BOT TOM LEFT Margaret Sloan Reading Clm :clan English 10 Teaching students the English language as well as broadening their knowledge in litera- ture were the oblectives of these English teachers. Both of these oblectives were fulfilled by each and every one of the English teachers. They are important in the making of well educated individuals Many students have benefitted from reading classes which were offered this past year. -J ABOVE louise Bloom Spanish German B O T T O M RIGHT Janet Newcomb L brarlan A B O V E Margaret Schummers Latm and Latm Club Ad vlsor CENTER RIGHT Edward Korpela Art Head of Dept Q!! XL-a 4 -5' ABOVE Thomas Stolt man Pubhc Speak mg Drama Club Ad vusor FAR R I G H T M e r y I e Nichols Cholr pin ABOVE Nhlton Da venport Orchestra Head of Dept TOP RIGHT Robert An drus Band -.-3. vm'-in N Hostettler F Morgan and N .V Yahnke survey thenr works of art F me Arts 41 Varned fine arts were appreciated In the past year by many students Many students have obtamed a cultural background from partucnpatmg In dlfferent tune arts classes Foreign Ian uages, speech musnc art and library work constutute thus field Each one IS very Important In our school 'ZR 123 ABOVE John Kenny Physical Education Health and Basket ball Sophomore Class Advisor TOP LEFT Gordon Addington Physical Education ABOVE Edwin Spen cer Physical Edu cation Health Base ball Intramural Sen nor Class Advisor FAR LEFT Ronald lohse Drivers Training ABOVE Helen Buc kan Physical Edu ca ion G R A and Catalina C I u b Ad visor BOTTOM LEl-T Elmer Hannon r vers Training P Butt and H Oakland watch D Holden struggle with has pushups Physical And Driver s Training ABOVE VICYOY Gnsla son Health Phys: cal Education and AthleticDirector W Club and Pep Club Advisor All the sophomores in our high school were strengthened physically by our gym teachers. Some of the gym teachers were coaches, also, and everyone knows the important part sports played in our school activities. Along with the physical training, many students were taught how to safely drive cars by our driver training teachers. ,Q-A C' ll!- X.f ABOVE William Zll lox Chemistry Physics Science Club ABOVE Viva Tansey Modern Problems World History BOT ABOVE Edna Nelson American History National Honor S ABOVE G o r d o n Paschka American HI story Football Co Advisor and Homecoming Parade Advisor TOM RIGHT Peter Rolf Ohnstad no Iogy CoAdv1sor of Science Club cnety and U N Con test Advisor FAR RIGHT Norman In dall Modern Prob Iems Student Council Wrestling J u n i o r Class Advisor TOP RIGHT Ray Kenney Wor d H l s t o r y English 10 Radio I-av' 5-on Advisor graph Advisor Ti ,J H Nilson J Tweedy R Carter and J Stokke plan a chemistry experiment Natural And Social Sciences The natural and social science teachers reached their objectives by broadening the knowl- edge of many students in these fields. One of our history teachers, Ray Kenney, left us in Janu- ary, to become the principal of a new school in northern Minnesota. Taking over Ray Kenney's position was Joe Miner who completed the school year for him. The only major problem he confronted was the supervision of this year's Radiograph but he adapted himself to it very well. 5-s ABOVE lewis Shoen ln Director f Guidance Counselor TOP LEFT Ruth Pallas Solid Geometry ABOVE Irene Berger S U p e r v I s 0 r f Homebound lnstruc tion CENTER LEFT A u cl r e y Goreckl ABOVE Alice Jacob son G u i d a n c e Counselor J u mo r Class Advisor TOP RIGHT Robert Henry Trigonometry A d va n ced Algebra Head of Dept Senior Class Advisor LEFT Sanford Tyler Biolo gy Algebra l Phys CoAdvisor of Science Club Plane Geometry Sen nor C I a s s Advisor CENTER RIGHT Wal ter Pust Shorthand Typing Business Principles R a d IO graph Business Ad visor Bookkeepmg D r e c to r of Activity Fund R l G H T Her bert Borger Office Training Typing if ABOVE Edward H. Gerth and D. Deilke bisect an angle in Geometry. Starika - Consumers Math. Guidance, Math, And Commercial O V E : Gera Id Timm - Typing, Sec- retarial Training, Re tail Selling, R a dio- graph Business Ad- visor. This past year the guidance teachers have directed the future of many students. The mathe- matics teachers taught students every day problems as well as many technical problems. In the commercial classes, girls as well as boys were taught varied commercial subjects. ff ,uni ABOVE luculle Keese Home Economncs F H A Advusor .Iv- 3 OVE John Pen dleion Wood Shop Golf TOP LEFT Al fred Stuff Jr Auto Shop LEFT Thomas Rams Dnrector of Vocatuonal Educatnon and Evemng School Ls. ABOVE Stanley Le debuhr Metal Shop Draftmg CENTER LEFT Charlene Mar n Home Econom rcs CENTER RIGHT Harry Plerce Agn culture s.J ABOVE Davis Chns- fenson Prlnhng Draftlng TOP RIGHT Alfred Shff Sr M a c h I n e S h o p RIGHT Howard Saw er Post Graduate Electromcs D Muranda G Betsunger and R Hazelton are working over a car motor rn Auto Shop 05 A354 --1' ABOVE Gordon Fer guson Adult Agra culture The teachers of vocatuonal subgects have prepared the future of many students Vocahonal sublects were taken by the students who will be contmuung In that same fleld after their hugh school days come to an end p ' G! 4' wa. -, , h fy I K If I L62 fl I V' X' k it I I B E' AB : - : - : ' I .' 1 . ' '- fi Q i ' I' 'T .B ' .- ' 1 ' . ' U: : - - . Y - . to gf x . 1? Q . li , K V, ,xlxlxx N I x fr X .RJ P X L6 g L 'rx u,!,k ., I ' 1,7 7 W L f ! I ' Q Q I I I T'4 'F I 55 l J I ,Q ily ' I ' A' I ' I ,. Vocational CLASSES Sophornores lunlors seniors all are present here The classes Include students from far and near These are the Travelers of the road of education The sophomore wrth much expectation Awalts the day when his lourney will end The gunlor ns last roundlng that last bend And will soon flnnsh has trek The senior has the fob to dlrect And lead the rest These Travelers have rnet the test Lured by the footsteps and voices of generations past yin!-4. Nw xxsufiil-ffsaf I 'Z xx EMM ff ' x. L N ,A A if S 'H lr! a l E : ilL5lT: W e -49-W W- I--2: be fx rf! O fl. r AV o 'K-fo l l T f , , - I I ' X NJ 1 X 2.1 S' ' . . , . . - IL , J . A A J ' . 1 . u N ' Q-I ' I ' . - c ' -9 lxc .X X r , I 'Q , X I ala, -7' A' -' Q 5 , m - : z U . :, I e J 'ff 2 il r F f' Y jf Q r . - . 5 5 . 4 -- ' 1 1 g ,, H -T' T Q 1 V T H S M., - T I N ' - 5 ' . fl ' ' 'N' 'Wi Q f W T 'T Xe k , il! lg I 'Tx YI l Tfp I f -c,,,..,. King l X l T A ' g 1 5355 wk? 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' ,gr - W r A-.K ? .2 l ln 4' .. iw.. It . ll' fs , as ,ly r : ' , x . l X . V , f My X 1 , . I A fl X ' , - X x i .1 Q W Babcock Marlon and Eighty Days 1 Baker Gene 'tl Baudhuln Scott .fi 0-Qx We Bambenek Susan 'Rl ,var Bauer Marlene ,JF -Q- 5' Bartsch Gary S Becker Georgene Beeman David Belter Janette in-'rv' if Bening Robert Benz Ross Berg Allen Bescup Joan Betsmger Gary mum X 11' -ov' Braun Thomas 4 ? Beyers Peter GR Brennan Joan ,auf Brlesath Kay Bronk Rlchard Buermann Ronald Burt Donna 'FF' Blanchard David Brady Richard Two l'lUl1dI'2d and FIVC Brose Gerald Bryn Barbara 'P'-1 Buslfzky Roger Carney Dennls Q 'avi' 'R A X 'f ' , - V ' ' wiv if f M 'x I X ll A 1 .X A if V NN . , J i12'iT'l, Q- I . I I I ' I . sul I ev ,X -fr , 1 'VV' X 2 N 7 v-5 A -' xl Q 5 ' I I V Y I as It A . i - 'Mme 'X X 6 -rv - W V ' Av' , f ' -,gf -- A E1 ' If Y I :--' x, ,AP A, - I X . l 3 R ff ' . I M tl I , 1 X o , , av . '4,. . Y M V fg I Fry 5 Y' .Vg Q 'L' ff f 1 Qc ' I I . I I . Q M A t , . . 5 I 1 IK , N U A ' I I I - y l K: h if I I Q l I 4 X - 1 X N R K 'A x X 'Sl Q M i -. I I . I I . . 5, E 1 1 ' 1 ,,,,ip4w,, , if , - 4 -15 Wills' Carpenter Duane Carter Rosalre Senior Students 511.4513 Cocker Richard Yi? Denzer LaRay .551 'lu 'Qsw-er Cordes Charles SW' tn-f' J Doerr Elmer ' '-Q , . 1-,hc R X Cezar Nlno Was N-sL. VW! Chuchna Clarence Culbertson Conme 4-anno? 4-1' hx gn.-...e Challberg Drucllla Clark Bernard Deeren Steve vw-'S' wrvwgr M Q Doner lanny Drussell Jerry Tl io , A N C Pg f- - . 7 4 K .5 by 1 . 2 . H, in - I , ' . ! A li ' fa x f ,Q R X eq? X I X 554 I . I . r ' I . P ,mg .47 ma Org I 55 4 V lm I I 31 AQ ,R 1' I nr M r , f We f ' K . l x v ' Q LCN' K , 1 A ' ' C riifjffx 1 an I. ' ' 3? f r l r , 0 , ' A ff ,fe 4 A 5 X ay ,, 4u Av' '4 Q ,4 I- 'qw I --5 an f ' Q, if ' C ,471 ,W J, L I N s '- ' I I I Duffy Marlanne I X English June 'R QQN 15 Ernckson Robert Ebert Patrlcla Erdmann Audrey 'f-7 Fakler David 'sw- '15f p- Ferguson Wllllam Flfleld Carol 'Q-u V Egge Beverly Ehle Kay Dropped I fkfi Grad at on speake s map out the speeches Left to r gh? Mnard R Ca te Ffe R Jo Whlfled AI'OUhd WIYIOHB ,fx V9 Fluhrer Wllllam Gady Gay ps I 'ff I . Q Q ' S 2 I W y e e 4. in I I 'fs fa-r Lg W' fb 9 A d ff- ' ,sit , X xo I . I . . I I ,vga , N V i, ,sl I Q is ,. ,Mr V 3 1 fggggx VI, . .W y K, W N V7 as so L'-P y X y f' 1 0 , vw 1 . ' , in 1 7 , ,, , 5 ' Y ' ' ftdkr in J I u i r ir . i are: 4 4 R, i , . r r, C. i Id, . nes. 14 I ' A wax Y ,, , If I I f ff 'H I A fd d s R W o! , L . I I . 'ir . W - . I s e :I ' ' A1 W I 9- , V A, M LJ - . I , I . . I . . I I . . I Y Gady Ray Gaustad Carol it Ha des P Puck K Ste e Senior High School 3'6- 5...-J Gebhard Duane Gerth Helen -T 7619 'QE' 1.1 Grslason Karen 36. ,Qu-any i Goodreld James Gordon Richard Gonschalk Diane K' ,,.. Gerson Scott Gibbs Judy 1:9 5' sad' .e-y Goetzman Gary Grant Wllllam J ,X - ' ix ', - Sf xi? , - . M' -et ff Q f 1, VV , N.. .. 17 Q I V, A g 4 I , N I A . W x V X I I I I I A 1 ' A i Q I V I , V KV ,V V K, .. X VV ' 5 V X1 x ' g Y Qi T 3 a , . , Enioying a breath of the early spring air are three senior boys: i 'f h J. r r , . , . v r, I I -al it if ' tuv V1 , , . V N V i Q f N . I I . ,,fl',fQ V V V I V 'v-- ly ! VQV V Q , P d L ' X G M A Q .er 's S7 ' G J I 19 A V 1 .fx .f V V A X 4 i I . I V . V , I . . JP' Gross Judy ...ui Harem Joyce Grumbo Eldon Harrls Barbara Harfner lee Hauser, Thomas ir Hartner Lynn F N9- i X Hazelfon, Roy Hanson Bonme -an, Harders James In Quest of Social Partnc pat ng n the Grand March at the 1958 Prom are J Belief S Sfreater J Naas K Ste er 'Z ix -:Q N Heberling, Penny c Henthorne, Sarah Dropped N , xii Herold Karen Hmton Georgia and Cultural Knowledge Sen ors look ng for a d to grad at on J Harem and S T Howe James Isenman Ingrid Wi! Wally 566- 47 ,,-A Hobbs Davld Hock Nancy '31, 'iw Hohensee Richard Holzworth Jeanette 'Gini Honkavaara Eric Hosfettler Norma WP- Ives Lols Jereczek Shirley H I la W l N .,, ff g g , tg -J K I l R l X 4 x V 'l ' s ' f Q' H l X Q ' igdibff 2 f 3 A me 4 . S? 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K K V MA l K . j Al l bll' 1 X . , . .A D Z lllll A X , 7 EW, lr ' . p x D W , M is 1 'sv ,L 5 K D f X M , f 'CV -Q., -.1 Maroushek Roger Mclean Bruce Memke John Meyer Eugene fait 0-6 -snug' Meyer Sharon lllam Gary The nat onal trend of Hula Hoop g even ht the sen ors Here are N No Ian K Kryzsko B Fe guson C Johnson ng, s the Treasured Pieces '7' Mlllle Laurel Mmard Robert Q, Uh' i Miranda, David Mohan, William Moore, Luella Moore, Patty V' Dx, 1 X .I I r . , ' ' f'-3 A- . w.s:-xdvk l., it w . . ' ' ' ,MM f LE' ,fy .A X H -y 2 ,V A N' A. 55' I . on G I M. I 1' lg cw MMM Y-T-7 ' . , L out X by H X J .wh , 5- M M ,Z I r N A'l-1k,g7'f .f-If Morgan, Fred Morrison, Davld -,,,a,,,.jll ur M Wahl J Belter S Korpela R Carter take advantage of the sprung alr as they have fhelr flrsf convertable rude L. :gy Nelton Charles Nepper John 'N' Mullane Patrlcla '37 Murray, Karen Nelson, Jerry W f 5 Neullnger, Elke .gf Murphy Alexander WW! ir Nelson, Jerry D Nelson Wrlllam F? Newland, Charles P ilk-, T L 4, Al! sf- , 'hr 'sv xl V' iw 'I ' fx l L 'X 5' M Q w cs . 4, .v y ' as M b ,X by s U , V '. Wh- h W H Sh a I 4 o IC e ave ape nto . if 4 3 N ,v .,, xi A lr .jx ,, ' W, . 4 V Q' J -if' 5. F: . 1 1 fm 1 -, ' A To - f 1 aff? ., ' N QQ, ,' 1' - 25 .r- l I - if 55 -1--' Neumann Dennls Noeske Marilyn 55' 'env' Obleglo Josephine Parker Sharon W 1 Pavek, Audrey Ochrymowyzc Borls 'fit Paschka Davld Pearson, Dale 1'-,N QXH l '!7 '5' Norihrup Mane Nowlan Nancy 'nuff 'iv' ...ad We 'Wa Overmg Gordon Pahnke David Qur Life s Foundation All ff' 'Hn W as ,f s 'T QW. if' as R324 may 3 ,z Petke, Daniel 1 ,Q-,ur 'iv Prigge, Sandra . I Fw I 4 , yu .1 ' 'Q R Nl X'- Puck Pau Puterlaaugh Gerald VO' 'ff R.. Rafalcyzk Rodney Redlg Kelth Fall lnto Place -2? I , 4' If e, Radike Gene 'ya Q---v Reszka Karen ff' I 'Dx K. ' ,RM okjlj 5 ,Ta . , ,. Ratalcyzk Eddie Rledeman Carol Robertson James Rolbleckr Jerry 36 'iii N, 4'-'W Rolfmg Audrey Ronnenberg Carreen Ruppert James Rydman Ralph Salusbury lloyd 1 Sandsness Davld Schossow Donna 4,1 gm 531 Schulz Duane Smelser Karen 34 Schultz Wllllam if 5. Sebo Loss V .J Smnth Roger , ,Em Schmldt James R We See Shlel Vlrglnla 7'- J nf' N X Q' ,...f I Schmltz Dennls The OVC I' Slllman Wllllam hs 11 Smlth Ruth Sobeck Ray S I PM . 0 I I . . I ' . I 0 Fx I I . . ' i ' ff Q axe, f xl ' ,N l - A I fm Y, ,Q 4 I f .3 f ' sr 5 rarhr 4 ' , K 5 I . ,A 4 F Q 1 5 l fl I . I . . I . . . . I . . PN NL I B .1 Q lf- 5 -5 , Q N' 'V F I l A W ' Q , I xr N W ' 'SI f - . 1 . 1 I If fl' 7 - Q , I . I . I I .mf Nav' wal! Stanek, Dale Stanislaw all Picture of 'Ja '13 Stever Kent 'l 'H-v Stremcha Mary ski, James 4-Hfx 311 I1 bl' .f 1 l f? ' JQQXHQ-4 ff-:inf ' ' .W ' .f fi Sfanislawski, Joseph Stansfield James '04 4 'P he Stemfeldf Delores Slever Carole Glo. , 'ri all Sto lenme Stuhr Allen '5- M Slreater Scoh Strelow laVonne ,lg FNS-7 in-. L Svennmgsen Bonnie Sweazey Suzanne I 144 K ! F . of v if K az 9 . W A 9' I ' S 0 I I , A ,pr ms-75541 . X f I 2 Q ze Q fir '5 ii . , l-in-v I K I xx A Q , 3: I 4544, f 2: , . N , 'X g x 5 X. , ll, ' 1 , A W My ' 4. 5 'E Q1-Q '7 x L s . X '4 ,Q 1,1 x . 'WV n fe 3' ' it ' . 'g i ii fl 'Q j .Q H3 f :Z gill' rv- gy: 5 ri' J, 3:1- 'AU ,X I 6, . ,H . , -V ,,,Je..4. , H W ,.. V ?' .ff -'-wif? , f I I . I 0 I 35 Q QR f'-We wg.,-1 it -1 II 3 U' O '1 E : O 5 O :- ll SL -1 :r cu c H fn W P fi :r ll 1 Q. -l :r o n. 0 0 N W 2 -1 :r O 5 ll ID O m 1 2. 3, :ll I i qw- ,ve , ,Q 35, :,- ' x -K Yi , lla 1, , Q T: , ...,, N N ,S-A iq V ' Y N K X v I H I , ,X v 4'-, , .. F h l I ' Q. ln 1 ' , . 1 A Rauf.-5' 1 I ! ,.,., .--,f N 1' by ' ,. ,,.....' 4 l a 1 W d W l a . W A W 5 . 'H in ' ag 3 N 'H' Q N ' N 9 ' Q h 2 V W , 'b --',1- l , if ': 'f ' .V ' Q ,,- , l 14 N T 444' 7 if - LQ11 ' W Q , 4' Q N , yi, A - g.- , v 4' .QP 1 'f Q 4' v. L W l , ' 4 A .,' , ' ,. ', . I ,, ' - , , fl R W 'H 5 S 2 an if W 4 . r an 1? F' f -h , B X 51 I Nvw- -M., . 5 ,f -ffgvmi. L S , Y, H 1 ' ' -. ,a gffeg, A H E, y . l M ai-by nd- . ' ' ' l ' V , : N A. ,W 55 4 ,.:. 4 f l l f Q A 1 ,A , 'Q A ,af-4 g, f , ' f K' , i 1'x4 Y , , ' .' 1 - ,-f Q i Ni if V, A in n. A X I .. 5 Q si. J 'lm D 1' an I 5 as WSW a5tF H ' Wav ri la J, or 1' jshlf? X Q5 'A Todd Carol Unnasch Roger fgmqggxuli Hmsss Th s s one of The nn ng floats created by a sen or home room for the homecom ng parade ..,, the Memorable www? Va enhne Wayne Verdlck Beverly Ah ur'-4 Voelker Judy Vose Rory Wahl Marilyn Wally Steve I' If H Mlfslfx Walters Kerth Welter Betty Whetstone Kay Camera Shy T? Moody Thomas Tamter Franklin Woxland Stanley Wlczek Betsy Class ol 59 PY, Watt Audrey 9509 Wood Robert Woodford Judy Yahnke Nancy QX White Sharon -qv Wrllrams Shrrley Wohle Ronald Young Robert . '. l 44' :Q W ' 105 .f ' 'G Q4 ' - .1 A' .., l .Jw , fu, m ' x A ' t ,. I if , Q ' I 'Ne ' , rf, ' R ai 4- -3 'R 5 I ,R R .ff I I Z I t 7- I If a Ml I I I I YW AHS FRONT ROW G Brand T Kreuzer W Borth S Boller J Dalleska L Byboth P Pflughoeft ROW2 C Brose M Srmon S Sput zer G Keller P Halrcek S Palmer ROW 3 M Moger S Ehmann A Kaslo L Larson K Heaser D Stanek P Sherman B Rogers ROW 4 C Wacholz W Stolpa D Merchewntz G McCaffrey D Haedtke D Allemen W Nelson J Marsolek Class of 1960 FRONT ROW C Barness J Jumbeck T Hall J Haase J Johnson C Klos K Kreuzer J Kasten ROW 2 M Chatman S Kane J Baker G Knutson K Frederucksen C Kowalewsku C Kuklnnskr P Karnke ROW 3 J Dalta K Brand B Hegge I Larson man J Hohenese J Druer 115 65 ADX. And If elected were the words rmgung through the auditorium as the rumors began their offrclal dutles with the selectnon of offrcers to guide and direct them through a busy and eventful year Fulflllmg thelr campangn promises by thenr ambrtrous efforts together wrth the advnce and assnstance of Mr Paschka and Muss Jacobson were Donald Groth pres: dent Harry Ellis vrce presldent Sandy Walz treasurer and Charles Waldo secretary I 1 Q '- , . 5 . L A 4 I , l ff s ' I .,, ' l 1 ,ky W 5 W JAX ' A, 5 K ' I . v 4 ' A ff ' , X z T ' .N It f A , I Q Q . ef r 'I' , , 3 . I ' G . : , , . , . ' , . F , . , . , . , . . D. Kahle, D. Mulholland, C. Greethurst, J. Klagge. ROW 4: B. Fluhrer, T. Nowlan, A. LeBeau, B. Murray, P. Kapustick, B. Goetz- y - 1' ,L at I A , 3 , . 2 ,wi L. J, , , ' , X 1 I ' 5 , ' I . . -v af ' W, 1+ J ' I af W N 1 C . Q , . 1 . ' ' T 1 ,.. ' ' 1 ' v -. V' Q , Q v' l l M C4 , :TZ :: y.. . Ill an . ,X . ,, . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . I . . . . I - 1 1 ' I I I I I I - ' 19 Q 1 iii, FRONT ROW B Guthrle D Rennhard B Jnlk J Johnson F Rcssm D Dobrunz K Burleugh G Johnson ROW 2 J Burbach K Denzer D Anderson L Olson C Clawson J Reed D Olson ROW 3 F Prudoehl S Pampuch R Rnes N Papenfuss J Baker B Gramm R Noeska E Pulger ROW 4 P Pasknewucz B Nnsbat G Goetzman B Pfloghoeft J Pasluewucz R Heyer T Hargeshenmer R Ronnenberg D Haedtke Class of 1960 FRONT ROW M Streater J Karnath K Spaldmg T Tweedy T Lange A Nelsestuen J Kostuck R Dorn ROW 2 C Schossow J Naas D Buege B Albrecht R Garth D Goehke C Schueler J Fntzgerald D Kerns ROW 3 J Brendler J Radtke J Maddock J Denzer J Speltz C Kurth G Rohrer C Waldo K Douglas R Lieberman :Dy 5 ehn To fnrst prove theur abulvty and lmtlatuve the lunuors successfully planned and launched Homecoming festlvntues wlth bright colorful store wlndow dxsplays an array of posters and then In honor of our queen they decorated the gyrnnaslum for dancmg to the Fred Heyer orchestra After tacklung their Homecornung asslgnment all preparataons began for theur most Important JunnorSenuor Prom Long hours of plannnng detauled and hard work with the scus 7 I 3 Q A - J 5 2 E 1 5 1 2 F V ' ll 5 2 ' ' . ' I l l J 1 A 'S s . 1 s K ' f 1 ' s '1 E M .. U :M , gm, 5 H J Vx , Q, A W . ,S A I 4 7 ll ' 'L' , 4 , ' w ,k, , - . , ' N - x, f . 9 , . .l V. 1' 9 ' ' ' , A . X I X ' '-'Ja ' A l A f ' .Q . V Y A ' . all : . ' , . I , . ' , . , . ' , . , . ' , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . ' . : . ' ' , . ' , . , . , . ' ' , . f - , - f - . : . , . , , ' , . , . , . , . , . . : . , - 1 . f - , - , . , . , - A , - - I - , - Mueller, R. Rose, M. Cieminski, M. Schmidt, J. Tweedy, J. Hill, P. Kearns, N. Bruder, R, Schroeder. ROW 4: J. Daniel, D. I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I ' I n I I ,AO I X My A 4 'YT s ,: 95 , F .. , 'N ' - 5 , .ri - ' ' , In , 1 . nr: X s' V ' K V. 3. M k ' A f.: :zgg wuz: , . 515, Jlffff may , ,, . A' 1 Sgt fs ww 'Q -' ' l- lg, ,Ar .- . V -7, ' ft fx lt f ' ' .1 .J ,lilllx 'L ' I ' X l Mx. tiff' i I s I I , - 1 - D , - it -.1 R. Trok, T. Edgerton, J. Koefh, and S. Spencer, take time our for refresh- menfs. Working al The coke bar are J. Strommer and S. Wedul. .ll .. ' 4 f' f FRONT ROW: B. Hoclc, A. Egge, P. Blumenfritt, A. Schulz, J. Youmans. ROW 2: J. Eichman, N. Kreuzer, B. Kolfer, D. Severson, C. Meyer. ROW 3: D. Mohan, J. Steinfeldf, C. Bauer, K. Culbertson, B. Sobeck, S. Wiczek, ROW 4: C. Kios, A. Denzer, J. Seibert, W. Whetstone. Discussing plans for their big proiecf, The Prom are Miss Jacobson, junior class advisor, Sandy Walz, Secretary, Harry Ellis, Vice President, Donald Grofh, President, and Chuck Wal- do, Treasurer. Mr. Paschka, the other class advisor is not shown. FRONT ROW: E. Lano, H Ellies, R. Kiefer, G. Koser, R. Flatten. ROW 2: B Fishel, R. Nelson, S. Wedul J. Merchlewitz, B. Reglin ROW 3: F. Bambenek, C. Sines, J. Lavek, P. Cole, D. Larson. ROW A: M. Rein hard, J. Brugger, B. Sheri dan, S. Serwa. Using the new library fa- cilities of WHS is a favor- ite pastime of B. Gady, J. Wendt, J. Stokke and M. Jerowski, J. Sullivan is ex- amining one of his favor- ite books in the back- ground. fa- 5 7 -zfzsj :' 'l 1 ' 1 Exif-,. L1 X ,,,,,,...,..-1 ...J Nf 's. Not Our Cup of Tea is the title of this en- thusiastic homeroom. l! I.. 5. FRONT ROW W Lmander J Rusch H Nllsen T Buck R Petersen E Stuhr M Berg ROW 2 D Peterman S Roach L Cow G Vokman M Acheff M Thels J Smlth ROW 3 S Rucher S Woodward J Mangen R Meyer R Fullmann D Krocln sk: C Werner ROW 4 M Bambenek W Mueller R Thern WCourtner R Sontag K Aune R Young Class of 1960 FRONT ROW B Reuchel S Lelcht J Strommer J Newell S Korpela G Loomns S Ellles J Ford ROW 2 S Nelton J Rum stuck D Stretch C Raschke A Wlnston S McCready M Luhmann B Masepohl ROW 3 M Walther C Husmann J Male wtcku S Wheeler K Wernecke C Vear G Walters ROW A D Trarnor E Lokensgard G Heyer M Muller L Newcomb K Kal brener A Fnshbaugher IL.. ll.h-nw-1 sors tape ladders and crepe paper were soon forgotten on that special eve when the shnm merlng lights and Illtlng nnusuc floated throughout the decorated roorn and gave wonderful rnernorues to all and a sad but beautlful farewell to the soon departing sensors The lunlors were present In every form of actlvaty at W H S They sparkled on the foot ball tneld excelled on the basketball court blended volces In the school chozr displayed their 33 11 we FRONT ROW R Yeske A Burmeister F Murtinger G Trynowski D Konkel R Alfaro D Lueck ROW 2 P Beach C Graus R Rusert K Davis L Flanagan D Haedtke ROW 3 A Fratzke Gale D Frank S Gallagher T Edgerton J Jessen E Has kett ROW A J Schultz J Yaeclke G Schmelmg R Tronk N Frisby J Jackman P Shaw Class of 1960 FRONT ROW A Schroeder R Brang C Rott G Bateman R Groth T Thaldorf R Moline J Saecker ROW 2 D Mullane M Mehatfey K Duellman S Christopherson D Luedtke S Walz C Wiggins ROW 3 C Ensrud F Baures J Engler M Repin ski D Scharmer J Johnson B Pickart D Altwein ROW4 L Eenish G Gerson D Groth K Klawiter A Papenfuss A Wolf ram W Gile SM-3 if qualities over the debate rostrum, and were part of the many other various organizations of our school. Everywhere, the faces and personalities ot the students contributed a share to guarantee extra special memories of their Junior year. And so, to the leaders and members of the great class of l96O congratulations on a job well done and good luck for a most successful Senior year! YQ ?. V Zf t g5wv-assert r mm: 1 tmrnf um- 'fl FRONT ROW P Behlmg W Savage R Schumacher J Senhert W Stever H Muller H Teasdale D Hesse ROW 2 J Gates C Strelow J Lulewnske E Staaek J Lulewnske J Kuopuk J Schueler ROW 3 N Gnlbertson J Mulholland P Berg R Wat kms S eck P Stansfleld J Memke ROW A L Braun G Mertes G Matzke G Rnska B Martm R Sonsalla S Baker Class of 1961 FRONT ROW M Schmndt J Nelton L Hurlburt R Beyers L Kung M Nevalle G Baab D Braatz ROW 2 C Golde D Hus man J Harkness J Gustavson D Dambach S Tyler L Denzer C Fratzke ROW 3 S Jewell K Van Auken J Haefner S Schmndt J Holzer V Johnson M Whute J Pearson ROW 4 B Googms J Jumbeck J Jandt R Troke D Nowlan R Wheeler J Prles R Searlght wa Sophomores Whats your battle cry? V I CTO RY Thats the sophomore battle cry Vrctory for Winona Hugh' Last September wnth this slogan In mnnd the largest Sophomore class In the hrstory WHS nearly 400 students entered these portals of learnnng Q N s FRONT ROW L Platetter D Boyer H Nelsestuen C Schultz M Hunter G Hartwuch J Polgack K Neeck ROW 2 P Thompson A Senstad J Mullen J Woods D Wagner D Hagen D Haessug D Gtslason ROW 3 O Merchlewutz S Betsmger C Pelzer M Gottschalk L Hnttner L Ross: E Lano M Whnte R McCullough ROW 4 D Rand J Rand B Stolpa P Pelof sk: R Klral M Mose R Glende M Nelson Class of 1961 FRONT ROW L Laabs D Kuefer R Hunger R Leonhardt F Stllman R Kolter R Zollman M Koehler ROW 2 P Peterson R Trocunskn E Zuebell D Gnrod D Gunderson H Halucek A Dorn E Mueller ROW 3 R Konkel H Okland B Nncholson W Holden S Andrus R Woodford M Wmg C Lauer ROW 4 C Zollman R Koeth J Smnh K McGrath M Schaun J McCormnck M Hedlund G Paulson .H R., 1' The ttrst bug get together came durnng the electnons for class otfucers After hearnng many enthusuastrc speeches and looking at the clever campaugn posters they voted Mxke Shaun was elected presndent Elise Bncl-ctord vnce presxdent Marnlou Hunter secretary and Gretchen Hart wnch treasurer Mrs Jackson and Mr John Kenney were elected class advusors C ass ol 1961 FRONT ROW R Boland D Blumentntt R Mauszyckl R Teska G Drew ROW 2 J Henthorne D Foster S Henthorne K Holzer R Knlluan S Luedtke ROW 3 D Kanz E Serwa Johns N Schmidt Board C Hull ROW 4 Keller O Pomeroy Drenckhahn L Frntz Wrck Plannmg ways to raise money for thenr bug prolect The Prom are advisors Mrs .lack son and Mr R Kenny Elise Blckford vlce pres :dent Marllou Hunter secretary Make Scham presndent Gretchen Hartwrch treasurer As the year progressed, the Sophomore class worked hard to achieve equal standmg at WHS Homecommg gave everyone expernence In float building and predominate In the parade were the orlgnnal entrnes of The Sophomore homerooms The goalposts and royalty box for Putting the Christmas spirit in the cafeteria are C Graus C Stever J Knopick and J Pol ac Class of 1961 FRONT ROW E Fakler D Lee H Gerth M Meeley B Miner ROW 2 M Wer ner R Hostettler V John son B Ford S Young ROW 3 J Frohm H Joz wick D Runkel E Buck ford P Keller ROW4 O Larson G Dopp F Callen der S Riedeman this most important game were appropriately bedecked by these enthusiastic lower classmen. After a well-earned Christmas vacation, the Sophomores celebrated 1959 by sponsoring a post holiday dance on January 3. In sports, the Sophomores showed Winona High many promising athletes. Roger Leon- x.k.n.K4 FRONT ROW C Krage A Stallkneckt A Compton H Antoff M Cruse D Mehaffey P Bronk ROW 2 G Trainor S Jacobs K Backus J Johnson K Smith K Eggert P Obitz ROW3 J onsgaard J Ehrnann D Merrill D Will K Rahn E Meyer J Steege ROW4 J Obieglo D Deilke D Jessen B Tanberg C Fratzke R Jenkinson Class of 1961 FRONT ROW R Anderson R Stow J Swearmgen D Pelowsku G Garrison D Fabian L Foster B Larson ROW 2 V Duc-4 son B Northrup J Oates J Anderson C Anderson S Sebo J Pampuch ROW3 D Nowlan B Niemeyer J Roth S O Dea J Kunda A Neitzke K Kratz F Perkins ROW 4 M Noithrup D Peterson R Northrup C Rackow B Durfey D Theurer D Nowlan R Hanson ' 2 D it U W , i m 0?5l1,lll1fl:il - hardt the Winhavvks top scorer of the l958 football season and Jim Swearingen basketball player of the l958-1959 season were two outstanding participants. Again in the baseball sea- son the class showed what it had in Dick McCullough Jirn Swearingen Roger Leonhardt and Lyle Braun. af' f ll I ill? ' ui FRONT ROW J Duel R Michaels D Steyer W Way N Warnken H Nystrom B Schumacher ROW 2 J Carney D Ekert L Gill J Burt E Inman K Hengel ROW 3 K Nissalke L Holubar M Harton N Peterson D Duffy S Kane ROW4 D Holden B Gatz J McElmury L Bohnen D Berg L Fossen Class of 1961 FRONT ROW B Edwards W Brust T Ratalczyk R Duellman D Spaafz D Gebhard D Swenson N Schwager ROW 2 N Alfaro J Addington J Cisewski E Brown C Buck D Tood ROW 3 J Reszka P Carpenter B Wahl C Drenckham K Qusle K Grim D Ramm G Busltzky ROW 4 C Santelman G Goldberg P Sandsness P Butt D Schafer R Schroeder J Stall -4 -3 ' lp Now, as the year rolls to an end, it can safely be said that The Sophomore class has done a job. The foundation for the remaining high school years has been laid. The Sophomores have enjoyed a most memorable yearg and leave to posterity this final remark: l'Non Nobis Solum - not for ourselves alone. -isp s---s Class of 1961 FRONT ROW G Glle E Muller R Brelsath M OI son D Davies ROW 2 J Munnghan G Frank K Belter P Wager M Merch lewltz E Langowskl ROW 3 L Moger R Paszklewlcz B Husman M Messug R Lorenz ROW 4 D Moore Lyons J Harvey Frankum J Vondrashek R g EL' ,e Ju uP., fr 'S Ja 'U Beate Ruecheal Kay D BU Ehle and Ruth Hos tettler observe their tpymg progress swf' BUUL Haefel Dressed up In Iungle athre these Sophomore boys proudly dlsplay theur float iw- FRONT ROW A Kramng S Czaplewskr R Bellman W Larson S Nyseth M Pflughoefl ROW 2 R Ell lngs B Legreld D Valen e J Long J Stee e W 3 K Kreuzer Shles T Beach D Merch lewntz L Chadbourn ROW S Cox S Flscher Burkhalfer S Stahmann D Serve The Wlnnersl Havung a ball at the Ghosts Gobblms and Ghouls annual costumeparty Examannng one of the lnve exhlblfs of Yhe au drforlum program are C Klos Chuck Bmdner 1he guest speaker and C Santleman SPORTS Responsibility and courtesy, which never slip Out of character, make up sportsmanship. Every sport has the same code- The players, each one, must carry the load. The game is the thing in this world. Success is glorified, failure not unheard. A student body gives support, Even after the coaches' pessimistic report. Join the deafening victory cry now in the air- The taste of success is the fare But one fact stands out over the din Get out there and play to win' y 'A 59' f gb K 1 n 4 XX a , nxxvmiuf t 'Mi WIN 33: of f nftvyy minima Mi I 1 ,... X f fi Av f H fn i ii nf' X i J 5 is Q ,fl Q, mes' t ' .2 '.2- ' i gf P r ggi 'w Ycagibs is M 1, .ss K1 Mn!! qv: Q ik Lf x Q ' lb 9 Q '99 X all iwvf :Li s Ml its .4 ,gl x Q X M Y 'QV Cr. Q 4.-.... gif' rf -'?!i -1 45' jj!! ::,.': ' iz: ,,. as--- -,,. ---- Wx, , . 1un!9,L'TNs ... ,firm -' ' , ' 1 41sg!kxKu,?: 52.1111 1 'im xiiiiiullif ,mm Y VI' ik X X. V -- '- iQ- -' 'N .nm .- -t - -.. 'f , I 'H -Hrgf.. 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Braun, F. Callendar, B. Hock, M. Olson, D. Runkel. in Three of Faribault. This time spirits stayed up as WHS climaxed the season by upsetting Red Wing. The Winona B squad started the season by breaking an eight year Rochester winning spell. The B-Bombers trampled Rochester 40-O. Coach Indall's Bombers continued their winning streak most of the season to compile a 5-l-l re- cord. The squad turned back LaCrosse Central, Red Wing, LaCrosse Logan, and Eau Claire, while tying another Logan contest and dropping the final tame to Central. Northfield ..... - Mankato .. ,...,, , LaCrosse Logan Austin .,.,,, ..,- Y Albert Lea ,,,. , Owatonna N, Rochester -W Faribault -W Red Wing -ss They 6 26 19 33 0 -40 20 13 6 R. Hazelton is brought tothe turf after grind- ing out some much needed yardage vs. Albert Lea. aff' FRONT ROW M Tambornnno R McCollough R Lenberman D Wall W Mltchell H Nilsen L Braun R Wood ROW 2 R Larson J Swearungen R Leonhardt T Thaldorf P Blumentrntt S Wally W Schultz J Harders D Hesse J Kenny lCoachj Coach John Kenneys second season with the Wrnona Wnnhawks was quite nmpresslve Conference wins placed Wlnona second an the Bug Nxne This was the highest flnlsh In many a year for the Hawks Wnnona bowed to a very strong LaCrosse Logan team 68 57 ln the lst game of the sea son In the fzrst conference game of the season Northfleld snuck by the Hawks by a heart breaking score of 74 73 nn the last few seconds For the first vlctory of the season Winona crushed a bug Caledonia team 78 63 For the second tlme of the season the Hawks routed slumplng Red Wing 78 4l Winona then traveled to Mmneapolls to play before the Unnversxty of Mlnnesota and Mnchlgan State bas ketball game The outcome was Hopklns 70 Wnnona 56 The team then lost 75 46 to the Old Abes of Eau Claire. Winona went on to defeat Faribault 85 56 and Rochester 84 63 For th funal game of the regular season Wunona posted a 76 56 wan over Owatonna Wlnona was seated In the semlflnals of Dlstrlct 3 champnonshlp against Rochester For the thnrd tame thus season and the suxth straught tnme ID two years Wanona defeated Rochester 58 52 In thus game Winona showed great sec ond half scoring and went on to beat Dodge Center In the Dlstruct 3 finals 7l 6l Winona then advanced to regional play The Hawks showed great play under pressure and defeated Janesville 66 62 to advance to regional finals The powerful Austun team stopped the Hawks bud for further tournament actlon by defeatung Wnnona 74 42 Winona Hugh B squad showed Improve ment and no doubt they will contribute to the betterment of the Winhawk team. P. Peterson D. Braatz G. Baab D. Davis R. Anderson D. Spatz F. Callendar H. Nystrom J, Rand, W. Way H, Antoff K, Neeck G. Garrison R. Maus. ' eX,! ' ig A ,153 , S lkix'.9 5 ll' 415 . . rl ' ASN 5 Gill QC ,-xi Coach Ke y ooks opefully to e Leber paces the Hawks to vctory Ma ager Wood gathe s lac ets durng Wn Winona Logan Northfneld Caledonua Rochester Austln La Crosse Central Lake Cnty Alexander Ramsey Logan Albert Lea Mankato Red Wlng Hopkins Eau Claire Dlstrlct Regnonal 5 Faribault Rochester Owatonna Rochester Dodge Certer Janesvnlle Austln T Thaldorf Come to Papa ' t ' ' b ll I . , , - .1 Ax x J 5 Q -J l 1 ,- - f H Q ,, A , 3 'L f 3 J A f - it 1 A 1 1 C Y' l l ' .- X N A lv - -vt . S V n r ' rc i i - hawk Warm-up. nn l h ln th future. . 57 , , W, , , , , J ,68 73 , ' W, 7 , , ,, 74 78 W, , , ' , ,W W, 63 64 mea wang so ,259 92 , , ,, 7, ,, 68 6l H, , A , ,, ,770 Sl , , ,, . , 69 66 ,, ' ,, , W 44 59 , 46 51 ,, , , ,,,72 47 , 67 75 ,, , ,, 69 R. i man I Y, W i . 56 ' 70 46 ' 75 85 ' , 56 84 63 76 , 56 58 52 7l l 6l 66 ' , , 62 42 ' W , , , , ,, 74 r - lx Y . .JV 9 FW NJ 1' B Schultz Ill Never Let Go' 5 Wally and W Schulqz Fight Wm' Region I Runner Ups -I N I W Schultz Skp to my S Wally alms and shoots for Two ou more posnTs -Q.: L A conference rs very Important to The basketball squad and thats lost what these players are doing what are you so Womed about, Well Coach Kenny gtves a word of advnce as manager Bob Wood looks on wn Jnm' 'ai' xX C 9 ' Q fi ,ng ' fy' V , , V t N t ' or n x y n 1 1 2' . A, ' .. . f , ,J Y . M h ,fn -f JI Nay' S 7' .l xawfiai MY? 1 I 93391 FRONT ROW J Karnath J Burt B Jlk E Lokensgard T Braun G Rohrer G Tweedy R Steffen ROW 2 W Courtler L Edstrom H Teasdale S Maller R Theurer P Pelofsk R Durfey PTOSPCCTIS Bl'lgl'It FOI' Young Tanli Team The T958 59 tank squad had a very tough season The splashers opened the season wnth a loss to Shattuck ot Fanrloault Then the Hawks went on the road agalnst Rochester and Austln These attempts also ended ID defeat Durlng Christmas vacatnon Coach Lloyd Luke began putting some polvsh on IDClIVIClU6l swimmers Lukes hard work however dednt pay off as Edina proceeded to hand us another defeat The looslng streak continued with losses to Shattuck and Austin L Edstrom executes a perfect front ln the bug Nine Wlnona defeated Austin to take second place The tankers record wasnt very good Tne record showed one NIH and nune defeats During the season Bruce Jllk continually tned or broke the Hugh School pool record nn the TOO yd backstrolfe Duck Theuer also went to state and placed suxth nn the T50 yd lndnvldual medley dwg R Theurer off to a flyung start' 4 1 'Q .sf2.1i'ia- l WHEN' FRONT ROW J Memke R Ellings R Sobeck D Memke P Kearns C Santleman D Paschka ROW 2 M Reinhardt J Lyons T Hall D Alleman J Stanislowski H Ellis R Alfaro D Livingston Wrestlers Gam Experience for Next Year The matmen had another rough year for Rochester by a score of 34 12 The second win came when Winona defeated Eau Llalre 25 21 The matmen opened the season by losing a double header to St Charles 13 41 and Ste fvartville 18 32 The following week the Wrnhawks fell to Northfield 19 31 When the Wlnhawks tangled with Owatonna they were beaten 540 Then came the first win of the year over Rochester Coming up against the Austin Packers they dropped another meet 2814 At Mankato the Winhawks could not get started and lost 43 3 The St Charles Saints defeated Winona for the next day Winona came back to defeat Eau Claire for the second and last victory of the season Stillwater defeated the Winhawks by a score of 31 11 In the last meet of the season Faribault downed Winona 37 9 ln the District the Winhawks matmen gath ered 43 points to place 5th out of 5 teams There were no District winners from Winona The Winona B Squad won 4 lost 7 and tied 1 Don Moline goes in for a takedown' John Lyons wants for a good opening' ,- AJ , Ji A ' y 'ij they won only two meets. The first win was over second time 34-13 the following week, but the rkmvd l l' J um, I 'D ' 19 we 4 X419 'lil :rs 3135 +C, s!'J FRONT ROW G Anderson MGR l Teasdale P Blurnentntt W Schultz A Mahlke P Puck J Goodreld D Pahnke J Swearmgen G Koehler ROW 2 R Paulson J Karnath G Johnson W Way H Ellns P Kearns D Lnvungston M Tarnbornmo R Durgey M Froker B Ochrymovvycz ROW 3 G Addangton Coach L Huvvald R Anderson D Holden D Frank D Davnes H Teasdale R Lneberman H Nulsen K Burleugh D Braatz E Ratalczyk G Marsolek S Deeren J Kenney Coach 58 Tracksters The 1958 WHS Track squad under the dn rectlon of coaches John Kenney and Gordon Addlngton complled a rather meager record of Two wins and Three losses After startung the sea son by over runmng Caledonia 81 34 The Can dermen slipped to a second nn a trnangle meet wuth Lake Cnty and Peterson Later The Hawks sllpped another notch and placed thurd an a tru angle meet vvnth Red Wang and Rochester Hovv ever the boys didnt gnve up and came back by taking fnrst m another triangle meet with St Who wll be the wmner'9 H Nllsen S Deeren P Puck G Johnson sprnntnng for home Pound Clnders Charles and Preston but came out second best ln a match wnth LaCrosse Logan The Hawks unable To capture any polnts at the Carleton Relays dad succeed IH galnnng fave pounts at the Farnbault Relays The hard knocks continued as the tracksters went on to place enghth m a Bug N ne meet WHS stall wlth plenty of sptrlt captured forty three polnts In the Dustrlct to put them second to Rochester but the boys could muster only two po nts In re glonal competntlon Up and Over' Ed Rata k I can' Al Mahlke hugh lumpmg gcyzk pole vaultnng ,+vo- 1-QC xx J. Stansfield, W. Nelson, T. Thaldorf, R. Mauszycki, D, W h i ti n g, R. Livingston, Coach Pendleton. Golfers Take Seven The WHS golf squad coached by John Pendelton completed a 72 wan loss record for a rather uneventful season LaCrosse Central snvaded Westfneld Golf Course and squeaked by the Hawks rn a tight contest Winona dumped Lake Ctty In the seasons next match but lost to LaCrosse Logan the followtng week After de featung Owatonna the lunksters went dry for the rest of the season dropping decisions to Logan Rochester Mankato Red Wang and Central as ramy wnndswept courses marred many of th matches Wlnona took thurd place In the Lake Cnty Open and placed eughth nn the Bug Nine at Farlbault Netters Look to Future With fnve returnung lettermen WHS lools forward to Improved tenms prospects for 59 Wmona lost only one letterman Bob Mahlke through graduatnon Coach Lloyd Lukes netters chalked up only three wnns vs seven losses In 58 The Hawks were vnctorlous over Eau Claire and Red Wnng but met defeat at the LaCrosse Central Owatonna Austln Mankato and LaCrosse Logan twnce In District play were equally slim as the home squad placed third and falled to qual :fy for reglonal and state competltlon Lake Cnty hands of Rochester Prospects 'Y'- Wood J Harders R Hazel ton R Mahlke i. an ' . I I ' l I Q I - . - . . , . ' I I . . . , - I . - - . I . I I I I I I I I I ' I I I . . A . . - , o t '- t ll i ,, f .y 3 ,Us , . -rx A x l y . . I V. V' .J ' 4 J , xy 1 ' . , 'T Q 1 'gf' .W 'J T. Braun, N. Cezar, R. 1 'Q . t . I -4-I . Vg .1 ' ' ' ' 'Q F fn f ' '-J' 4, 4,' I l I Q 'Lx ' I 1 ,X -J X , :A .1 gv. J-,X '52 -' . . fl L 1-J I rf 'trt , ' i .zfff' 0 ig , FRONT ROW R Young R Warrnck J Vondrasek R MCCUI h J Sumon Hall D Blanc ard ROW2 R Leonhardt P Ehmcke R Ander son P Schrelber D Trocmske S Wally L Papenfuss ROW 3 J Nelson C Chuck na R Santleman W Valentlne T Kreuzer D Alleman C Kurth ROW A D Kerns J Ruppert J Jerred P Beyers R Schewe J Jessen Batmen Wm Dlstrlct 1 Trtle The 1958 Wnnhawk nvne after a slow start rolled along through all cornpetntlon and went on to wln the DISTTICT One Championship beat :ng St Charles and Rochester on the home dna mond and edging Lake Cnty and Kasson Mantor vnlle at Wabasha for the tntle ln the flrst game of regnonal play at Austun Wunonas hopes fo further play were stopped as the Hawks lost a 2 to l heart breaker to a fine Morristown team After droppmg a lopsnded game to LaCrosse Logan In season play the Hawks went on to de feat LaCrosse Central The batmen were then beaten by Eau Clanre the Wnsconsun State Champ :ons ln the Bug Nine Conference the Hawks started out In flne fashron by wlnnlng three of four games lncludlng a wan over Mankato the conference champs Conference tntle hopes were dlmmed however as the Hawks lost a heart breaker to Red Wang The patching chores were handled largely by Roger Santleman who did a fine 'ob through out the season Offenssvely the Hawks were bolstered by the fnne hxttnng of Jam Snmon and Paul Schrleber along with the help of other squad members The B squad after losing to the Austln B squad came back to wnn games from Rochester Arcadua Mankato and Wabasha Several of the players made a good showing durlng the year and should help the varsity In future years F R O N T ROW B Lange, R Grausnnck, P Peterson, A Schmelnng, D Valen me, D Wall Row 2 S Schmellng, D Rennhart, R Larson, R Karnuth, R Wall, W Mrtchell, G Garrison, R Mollne ROW3 K Aune, G Baab, M McMohm, F Serbut, R Reus, G Heyer, L Braun ' 1 n It , Q- 1:1585 'QW ' --P ' - rf- X , - K W ,N . . 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Mitchell if FRONT ROW B Gady J Lubmsku J Lubunskl D Ahren J Ford V Merchlewltz J Clsewskl B Reglun ROW 2 G Loomrs J Voelker K Kryzsko S Keller M Koehler N Haake J Jumbeck N Yahnke J Jumbeck ROW 3 G Goetzman K Brue- sat C :red Fratzke M ormlck V ohnson K Grrrnm R Koeth K I3 ason W 4 Ma ke K C Stever S Nelton J Hohensee P Sherman B Harrls L R ssl I Lano L Kung J Yae B Svenmngson G R A PFOVICJCS FUI1 and Lets see what happens behund the gym doors every Tuesday and Thursday The G R A was dlrected under the capable leadershlp of Mlss Buckan The council made up of Sharen Keller president Karen Gralason, vlce president Pat Sherman secretary Allce Fratzke, treasurer, and home room representative asslsted In the planning Under the student management of Bonnie Svennlngson volleyball started the season off To top off the volleyball season the lunlors played the sophomores and the sensors played the lunlors with the sensors commg out on top Close behund followed basketball managed by Margaret Koehler After basketball came bowl S. Keller goes for another two poins Gutter ball or strike? P. Bam- benek. r J. Lubinski and M. Koehler try their skill at rope cl i mbi ng. We ,T ,4 ,,, ,M , Z 1- t .k ,af ' 1 a 1 , L 4 J ' ,rf-r -F' 1 l I Y X U l f f FRONT ROW P Stansfueld K Kruezer K Nussalke D Duffy J Woods R Konkel N Alfaro J Cusewsku J Lubunsku J Lubunsku J Woodford G Loomus ROW 2 E Laruo P Wager S Stahman L Rossu P Bronk S Baker P Sherman L Hartner Actuvuty Through Sports the wunter season Wuth the comung of sprung came the annual sport of softball ln November ten gurls went to Mankato for the Bug Nune Playday ln order to bolster the treasury the gurls sold candy at the basketball games and the W Club and G R A sponsored one of the basket all dances Durung the wunter season the G R A andl C sponsored theur annual party The entertaunment was furnushed by the I C and the sports were set up by the G R A To clumax the 1958 59 year of Gurls Recre atuon Assocuatuon the gurls held theur annual banquet where hugh pount gurls receuved theur bars letters and puns FRONT ROW J Cuse w u r Jandt A Fratzke K Kryzsko S Chrust opherson S Kell r ROW 2 J Lubunsku J Kutt P Sherman J Hohensee K Gusla son B Harrus . x - Q g A X 1 . 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Karen Gislason 3 es, A 4 -'3 5 I Lynn . Hartner it Qi l Joan Larson wi Diane Schulz YI, CO Y' .454 RUNNERS-UP: ROW 'la Rosalie Carter, Sue Sweazey. ROW 2: Nancy Nowlan, Bonnie Svenningson, Nancy Yahnke, Homecoming Highlights Year Amidst happy tears and applause, the Top Ten Girls were presented to the student body during a cere- mony, Wednesday morning, October l. Suspense filled the auditorium as Jim Stansfield, narrator of the hilar- ious senior skit, entitled Around the World, announced the top ten girls with the spin of his roulette wheel. The delighted girls were escorted on stage by members of the W club and were presented to the entire student body. Voting in homerooms followed. The weighted ballot was used, with the senior's vote counting three points, the iunior's vote two points, and the sophomores, one point. As no bonfire was held this year, the very dignified coronation ceremony was presented in the auditorium the next day with background music by the orchestra. Steve Wally, President of the Student Council, presided. Co-captains Dave Livingston and Roy Hazelton crowned the attendants, Joan Larson, Karen Gislason, Lynn Hart- ner, and Diane Schulz, and the T958-T959 Homecoming Queen Marian Babcock. The other five lovely runners-up were Sue Sweazey, Nancy Yahnke, Nancy Nowlan, Bon- nie Svenningson, and Rosalie Carter. Football co-captains, R. Hazelton and D. Livingston, crown Marion Babcock Homecoming Queen as attendants J. Larson, K, Gislason, D. Schulz, and L, Hartner look on. Q 3 E 7 X. x5 'N f J T0 THE TRANlllllllZE lll2ER5 GHASETHW Homeroom 203 took second prnz rn the parade with thenr Homeroom 104 was successful In ns use slogan Tran unluze the Tn ers q 9 of a lungle theme School Splrlt Relgns Over Activities .ptr 5 'S2Il 'f pi' 'vm ' 21, 45. DUN? lfr H RIPEN HERE Our famous green banana was featured by Homeroom 157 l On Friday afternoon led by our WHS Senior The Queen and her attendants rode on a special float and Mlss Teenage Mnnnesota Shnrley Frnsch was an added attractnon In the parade Many colorful floats were among the entrles from the homerooms Fnrst place went to HR T06 with the theme Tuger Luly second place went to HR 203 wuth Tranqunluze the Tigers and third place went to HR 255 wnth thelr slogan Lnttle Black Sambo At the game Friday night the Queen and her attendants were presented to the grandstand audience and received an autographed ball from the co captains of the team As the game progressed the enthusiasm grew and the 60 vnctory over the Albert Lea Tigers was a real trnumph' Followlng the game the loyal fans danced untul mldnnght at the Jefferson Gym to the music of Henry Burtons orchestra 1... Worknng are the SEATED Gaustad Adviser f e .l Mullane hard on parade plans Executnve Commrttee A Fushbaugher C Wally M Zn IOX STANDING J Stans Mangen B Munard P D Htese 5' . , . Egfr' 4 -gf ', . gt' 7 X ,fgrr Y 7' -W0 v ' L I . In 4 Q, XZ Jr X5 ' .EZ ' I 1 ,NT 'YA . W I , X ' 'X l l ' t 'T 1 I L I 1 ' I If I N mf ,f .' 2 . - E ,f I X if ! 1 s . N P V 1 - ' V ' XX . ' l A - gr' 1 X 1 gi A nk V . Sli - -I l ' , l l .6 . . , h . I I I I I I 5 - W ts . ' ' , ' r ' JA . . HI .L,,,ulFt ' f Band, the parade got off to a magnnfncent start. T i v I . . I . ,. , , W f ' QP .. ' ' lv 4 'Z - - It - ' - H 'f sl 4-44. 1 f ' - 11 ' v ' - 11 . 1 fa- 1 I 5 . . l . ,A , I t f SX 1 l f ' sl N . ' . 'f I . . . I , I 41 I I ,V ff' J 1 ,f V , ,f W l ' , S. , r. 'Ill' A h ' 1 la, f , f 7 , , - S , . . Q y I : l ugly ' Y - ,X A, sg A '4- QQ Leadnng the Grand March are the lunuor class offncers and thenr escorts M Chatman D Hobbs treasurer D Schulz secretary J Cunnnngham C Johnson J Stansfneld vlce presudent C uaustad and B Mmard presndent Prom goers Enjoy Southe A stately colonnal mansron surrounded by a southern garden supplemented by a huge mural wnth a southern port scene saluted about 175 couples at the annual Junnor Sensor Prom held at WHS on Aprll l8 The dreamy atmosphere was accented by the sweet flowlng refranns from Johnny Roberts Orchestra The tradutuonal Grand March was led by the offlcers of the rumor and sensor classe Shortly afterwards Darlene Kertzman and Charles Koeth hrgh lnghted the evenung with musical solos For weeks the gunror class mem bers wath the help of their advvsers Mlss Jacobson and Mr Schummel and the leadership of the Prom chairman Alan Mahlke were busy maknng arrangements with the dnfferent com mlttees needed to make the Prom the emunent success that It was The evenlng soon drew to a close but memories of the few precious hours spent at the Southern Serenade wall remaln In many a heart forever J Jumbeck S Keelan andJ Kitt add the fnnnshnng touches - to the southern mansuon A southern landscape would not be complete wnthout showboat Here D Dorn J Lar n K Brueseth and S Mey Inspect the backdrop I'I1 SCFZYIBJZ l 4 1 ' V. 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Bl' ,Qi L ll Reigning over Winter Sport festivities were Jim Har- ders and Karen Gislason prince and princess and Steve Wally and Joan Lar- Y son king and queen, Cheerleaders Build Spirit At W l'l S Jim Stansfield master of ceremonies was on hand to Introduce the entertainment tor the Winter Sports program Several of the panto mime acts from the IC talent show were present ed Guests for the day were the Winona Wint r Carnival royalty and Miss Snowflake Kay Wav crowned our own WHS royalty The titles of king and queen were bestowed upon Steve Wally and Joan Larson prince and princess on Jim Harders and Karen Gislason They reigned over the Winter Sports festivities including the dance held annually following the game the Sno ball Shout out her colors loud and strong BLACK AND ORANGE' sang the Winhawk cheerleaders Joan Larson Karen Gislason Mar ian Babcock Nancy Yahnke Linda Olson and Janet Naas as they led the enthusiastic student body throughout the year The B squad com posed of Diane Merrill Pam Stansfield Elise Bickford Sandra Walz and Duane Gislason gain ed experience In cheering the team on to victory WW -41 TOP A squad cheerleaders N Yahnke J Naas M Babcock L Olson K Gislason and J Larson lent their enthusiastic support to the team BOTTOM LEFT Urging the team on to victory are the B squad cheerleaders E Bickford P Stansfield D Merrill S Walz and D Gislason Members ofthe Natronal Honor Soctety elected rn thexr rumor year ROW l C Gaustad P Moore K Kryzsko S Korpela ROW 2 R Mtn ard R Carter M Bauer J Belter ROW 3 R Jones C Flfteld D Kertzman K Ehle R sv vol'-' L-I Janette Belter and Wnllnam Ferguson were wnnners rn the Wrnona County Centennlal Essay Contest Karen Kryzsko Gtrls State Steve Wally Boys State and Patty Moore wnnner of the DAR award meet to dtscuss therr experuences cr Students Achieve Merit Recognition of outstanding achievement came In the form of awards to several Winona Hugh students during the year ln May those who had been elected to the Natronal Honor Socrety were presented In an auditorium program ln order to be elugxble for thus honor, a student must display qualltles of scholarship leadershlp character, and servuce The rmpresslve program, as well as the student speakers, provlded an In centove for many underclassmen to make thus honor their goal During thelr lunlor year Karen Kryzsko and Steve Wally were named to Grrls and Boys State respectuvely The sensor gurls selected Patty Moore to receive the DA R Good Cltlzen award Wnllnam Ferguson was named to attend a mock U N Conventuon In Wnnnnpeg Canada Wrnona was agarn fortunate nn havrng two forelgn students studylng here under the Amer :can Field Service program Elke Neullnger of Germany and Ernc Honkavaara of Fsnland were welcome addntlons to the school and were made honorary members ot several organrzatlons From our own student body Robert Mtnard was select ed to spend the summer IH Norway under the same program ,gd LATIN CLUB: FRONT ROW: M. Hunter, B. Hegge, M, Streater, H. Miller, V, Shiel, B. Guthrie, D. Scharmer, P. Butt, G. Hartwich, Miss Schummers. ROW 2: J. Stokke, J. Datta, D. Holden, F. Perkins, C. Stever, C. Fifield, E. Bickford, K. Belter, D. Deilke ,J. Add- ington, C. Pelzer, C. Lauer, N. Hedlund, C. Zollman, V. Johnson, C. Wiggins. ROW 3: L. Denzer, I, Isenman, B. Goetz, J, Reed, D. Altwein, K. Kalbrener, S. Ellies, E. Stuhr, J. Duel, L. Rossi, J. Pollack, J. Roth, L. Holubar, G. Paulson, S. Tyler. ROW 4: B. Bryn, K. McGrath, J. Kasten, K. Kreuzer, R. Watkins, L. Edstrom, M, Horton, S. O'Dea, S. Williams, L. Hittner, W. Miller, R. Thern, G. Gold- berg J. Millen P. Shaw J. Knapik S. Kane. SCl1Ol8I'S 0l'gal1IZC JUHIOI' CIBSSICBI LCBSLIC A new organization made its appearance in WH S this year, the Junior Classical League or better known to the students as the Latin Club Led by the capable officers Royal Thern Presi dent Diane Dellke Vice President, Karen Kal brener Secretary, David Holden Treasurer and Gretchen Hartwich, Reporter and under the su pervision ot Miss Schummers, the clubs main activity was the planning of a Latin banquet This banquet was called a Cena Romana by the members Roman costumes reigned su preme during the evening and elaborate decora tions carried out the ancient Roman theme The program was presented by past and present Latin students The highlight ot the banquet was a skit Little Red Riding Hood with the dialogue spoken entirely in Latin Other portions of the entertainment included a string trio, a tumbling exhibition and a pageant depicting famous sculp tures of Rome The purpose of the Latin Club is to create an interest in the culture of ancient civilization and to make the student familiar with Roman I e TOP LEFT A short trip into the past as Roman costumes are seen at the Latin banquet FRONT ROW K Kreu zer K Ehle D Kertzman ROW 2 C Zollman P Bronk Latin Club officers Deilke D Holden K Kalbrener R Thern Txsrr I 'E X , , , f I I I ' - ' l I I .- . 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' ' 11 L I s f , 4 7 s s -V +21 fo - . 0- 1' -QV yi E Honkavaara B McLean and S Korpela A tense moment rn court room durmg presentatron of The Remarkable composed a flashback rn the play lr1CldeHT BT Carson Corners Seniors Present Class Play On May 6 after many weeks of practlce the class of 59 presented the drama The Re markable Incident at Carson Corners by Regln ald Rose The actlons ofthe play pornted out that a whole communlty even the boys parents were gulltv In the death of a hugh school student The play under the dnrectlon ot Mr Stolt lene Kertzman Ralph Rydman Sharon Keelan James Stanstreld Bruce McLean Susan Korpela Davld Paschka Carol Gaustad Mary Chrrsten son Robert Mtnard Davld Pahnke James Good rezd Rosalle Carter Scott Baudhurn Janette Bel ter Sandra Mahlke Ernc Honkavaara and Duane Gebhard In the cast The use of eftectlve llghtnng and flashbacks added to the lntenslty ot a mock trlal as the students accused an Innocent lanltor of murder As the actuon progressed all the townspeople found themselves responsrble for the accndent The parents fznally realrzed thus re sponsnbnllty as the boys father closed wntn Now hear me nelghbors We ve got to do better C Gaustad and D Paschka practice one of theur scenes together J Stansfleld uses has authoruty as prmcn pal In dealung wnth S Bauclhunn D Kertz rnan R Car er McLean and S Kor pea E l 7 I no 'yon , X ' fy ,.... I ' Eu--f 1 X l X 4 I .' : , 1f.uf,,' ' 4 ,. Zffrfnal 't'r: fn ' slQf. 4 l I . I I - , - I .I 1 - l ' ' man and Mr. Clayton, Included Paul Puck, Dar- , , , I I I 1 I ' I I I - 1 I 1 ' I I I ' I . .. , . I , , . . . ' .'j'. r'.. 'A- . . .- ill-l.',. ' ' ' 4 . 4 T AU ' . I - T 1 B- ' ' fff I. 1 ' - n 'I DRAMA CLUB FRONT ROW D Burt St Lelcht L Abrams J Stansfleld P Puck W Sullman J Karnath D Paschka B McLean C Klos ROW2 S Jewell B Bryn St Keelan M Mehaffey N Grlbertson K Belter K Kreuzer R Konkel St Sprtzer K Nlssalke J Datta J Stokke E Langowskl K Van Auken ROW 3 J Englush A Fratzke D Pawlowskr G Paulson C Zollman C Pelzer B Wahl C Culbertson E Lano L Rossi M Simon B Reglm M Thles J Garrlson J Euchman C Wlggms ROW 4 C Hull C Ensrud P Stansfleld P Berg B Legreld P Wager T Hargeshermer J Schultz S Stahmann SMahlke D Altweln K Kalbrener D Holden S Cox S Korpela ROW 5 J Voelker G Goetzman J Krtt C Stever P Moore V Shlel H Okland R Munard R Rydman B Wrczek A Fushbaugher J Strommer J Malewucku S Ellnes C Schultz R Carter Soclc and Buslcln Club Demonstrates Ability The world of make believe came alnve dur ang the past year as the Drama Club members presented skuts and plays Under the dlrectlon of the officers Janette Belter President Bull Cour tler Vlce president Darlene Kertzman Secretary and Carol Gaustad Treasurer the club had a very successful year The officers advisers Mr Stoltman and Mr Clayton and various crew chlefs helped to produce and encourage an Inter est ID the theatre W H S speech students began an active season wlth the Bug Nine speech festival at John Marshall Hugh School In Rochester Drama Club officers are C. Gaustad J. Belter W. Courtier and D. Kertzman. fields of Interest for everyone partlcupatlng rn At the Drstruct Ill contest held at Winona State College a total of suxteen students received ratings to assure them the right to attend the regional tournament The one act play The Clod a Crvul War drama also won a superlor ratmg Carol Gaustad was chosen to represent Wunona at the state competmon Thus year the debate squad argued over the natnonal debate topac Resolved that the United States should adopt the essential features of the Russian system of education The members of the squad B Wahl L Denzer G Hartwlch J McCormick on the afflrmatrve slde and C Schultz and N Schwager on the negative snde and theur advrser Mr Neulahr, attended two tournaments -Q SPEECH PARTICIPANTS FRONT ROW E Blckford D Kertzman M Hunter K Belter R Carter D Schulz M Ames ROW 2 M Simon C Gaustad S Keelan R Mmard J Belter P Moore J Woodford L Abrams ROW3 B Bryn W Courher P Puck R Jones L Hlftner D Gurod S Korpela Wmona students received super nor ratmgs at the dustrlcf speech feshval FRONT ROW C Gau stad R Carter J Woodford M Ames ROW 2 E Blckford D Kerizman M Hunter K Kal brener ROW 3 P Puck W f Courher L Hmner J Saecker D Gnrod P Behhng Debate Squad B Wahl L Denzer G Hartwnch J McCormnck C Schultz N Schwager Q n . Q -. I .r X ni In - .- . 3' I I A XLT' 1 P S , L L ve' ' A I J' V V A W. H. S. Students Are Speech Participants 4 A tl? Ti 'L . ' F. -I Q 47 1 , .- W 'rg 's 79 FRONT ROW: C. Lauer, D. Merrill, M. Neville, J. Kunda, K. Ehle, N. Hedlund, M, Bauer, B. Pickart, C, Pelzer, C. Ensrud, M, Theis, R. Hostettler, M. Mehaffey. ROW 2: K. Whetstone, R. Koeth, J. Woods, B. Hegge, N. Gilbertson, N. Peterson, S. O'Dea, D. Duffy, S. Stahman, K. Kalbrener, K. Heaser, J. Strommer. ROW 3: J. Rand, R. Ronnenberg, D. Burmeister, J, Johnson, N. Cezar, B. Minard, W. Ferguson, G. Goetzman. ROW 4: D. Scharmer, W. Sillman, D. Holden,- W. Nelson, R. McCullough, W. Courtier, R. Leonhardt, D. Livingston. A group of choir members get to- gether for a bit of harmonizing. LEFT TO RIGHT: l. lsen- man, L. Abrams, W. Nelson, N. Cezar, G. Goetzman. Concert Choir Strives For Perfection ilgkwemmm 3 ff J ,i f ? 5 as Z ,lg Q . , , , vb. 1 5 i R , l Z, fit ' J 1 'if N. 1 Q 1 x V 1 ' Q -1 1 - 1 ,P W A fy A . .,f, .. . I. Y E FRONT ROW: G. Loomis, J. Reed, L. Abrams, K. Briesath, C. Graus, K. Wernecke, C. Clawson, J. Smith, C, Strelow, K. Van- Auken, M, Werner. ROW 2: S. Ellies, I. lsenman, D. Burt, L. Strelow, C. Wiggins, N. Nowlan, D. Deilke, E. Irman, J. Malewicki, C. Veir, S. Gallagher. ROW 3: L. Hittner, H. Okland, D. Rand, J. Kasten, V. Johnson, N. Alfaro, S. Baker, M. Nelson. ROW 4: R. Rydman, J. McElmuvy, A. Wolfram, E. Lokensgard, M. Schain, C. Wacholz. ln Vocal Training And Harmony Sophomores and new choir members this year added to the experienced voices of the juniors and seniors to make up the 82 voice choir. With many fifth hour practices and some sIeep-stealing 8:00 a.m. practices, the choir was underway for another successful year. The concert choir had its first public appear- ance at their Christmas concert. February involv- ed the mid-winter concert which was given with the orchestra. In April, the choir went to some of the junior high schools of Winona to interest incoming sophomores in the choir. In May these choristers gave a spring concert, which won the hearts of the public with a well-balanced and varied program of both the lighter and the more serious types of music. The high point of the year was the Big Nine Music Festival in Red Wing. Baccalaureate and Commencement followed with the tradition- al You'lI Never Walk Alone. An important organization within an organi- zation is the Choir Council which decides upon the important issues of the choir. The choir officers worked with the Council to make this one of the best choirs ever. Also enioyed this year was the music of several soloists, the Madrigal Singers, and the Show Tune Chorale Group. The choir officers, Dave Livingston, Gary Goetzman, and Marlene Bauer, check their music for the next concert. ,411-'nm 5 r 7 A string for one of his stu- J Mr. Davenport tunes up an X ' P dent musicians. gm, .5 .. M.. . Big Nine Festival, Concerts, anci Practice FRONT ROW. J. Steege, R. Rydman, K. Ehle, C. Gaustad. ROW 2: K. Kryzsko, J. Kasten, M. Hunter, K. Whe1s1one, K. Nissalke. ROW 3. J. Poliack, M. Shaw, J, Koeth, T. Tweedy, M. Sunde, N. Schultz, S. Wheeler, D. Gebhard, ROW 4: M. Duffy, T. Edstrom, L, Hitrner, W. Ferguson, G. 82 Johnson, M, Horton, K, McGra1h, D, Gislason. ROW 5: L. Edstrom, P. Shaw, G. Rohrer, L. Hartwich, D. Kertzman, ROW 6: S. Boyum, J, Saecker, F. Sillman, S. Leichf, F. Heyer, C. Johnson. Sweet melodious strains drifting through the orchestra section of the halls of WHS are the results of the hard-practicing students ioined together to form our Senior High Orchestra. Under the rhythmic tapping of Mr. Daven- port's baton, each talented player brings forth beautiful music from his instrument to help make the composition complete. Occasionally some- one will hit a wrong note or play on the wrong beat, but, this can be easily remedied by careful practice. On December 3, 1958, the Orchestra gave an exhilarating performance at the Band-Orch- estra Christmas Concert given for the benefit of the Goodfellows. They had a larger attendance at this performance than any other concert given throughout the entire year. During the spring, the Orchestra will attend the Big Nine Conference and will excel in giving a wonderful performance. After hearing the enjoyable music played in the pit by the orchestra members, practi- cally every faculty member and student in the audience will agree, wholeheartedly, that our WHS Orchestra is tops. We are all anxiously waiting for the next concert that, again, will be a great success. Playing the bass becomes a community protect when the orchestra officers, K. Gislason C Johnson S. Korpela, and N, Yahnke, get togethe fo a practice session. Compose Senior High Orchestra Year FRONT ROW: K: Kreuzer, A. Winston, E. Bickforcl, J. Addington. ROW 2: K. Gislason, C. Srever, J Steege C Laver C Drenckhahn, B. Osborne, G. Loomis, D. Burt. ROW 3: R. Watkins, S. Ellies, S. Korpela, N, Yahnke, D Nelson N Cezar D. Kiral, K. Gage, D. Haessig, E. Lokensgard, R. Svenningson. ROW 4: L. Holubar, C. Buck, P. Sherman R Smith K Kreuzer N. Schwager. ROW 5: K. Frederickson, D, Neumann, C. McCaffrey, B, Wahl, R. Cocker, R. Bronk, R Wood I fs. .131 FRONT ROW: J. Millen, D. Harders, C. Fleming, G. Frank, G. Goldberg, G. Loomis. ROW 2: J. Koeth, T. Tweedy, M. Duffy, T. Edstrom, S. Ehmann, C. Schultz, P. Butt, J. Roth, J. Rumstick, M. Shaw, J. Pollack. ROW 3: J. Knapik, S. Morrison, B. Ni- cholson, C. Pelzer, J. McCormick, D. Kiral, A. Kraning, K. Gage, C. Moore, D. Haessig, E. Lokensgard, B. Svenningson. ROW 4: P. Kangel, J. Ehmann, S. Sutherland, B. Rogers, L. Doner, J. Schuminski. ROW 5: K. Frederickson, H. Okland, F. Callender, A. Streater, R. Lieberman, G. McCaffrey, R. Cocker, R. Trok, B. Wahl, W. Mitchell, K. Ellies. Senior Band Attains Additional Skills Who's in the limelight? Why none other than the WHS Band! Pepfests, annual concerts, basketball and football games, and Winona's parades-the high stepping orange and black clad bandsmen lend their cheery notes. The WHS students will long remember the band as they ushered in every Winona High Band 'IflCi'5' Ea-,BU g K- K'YzSk0' D' Klfal' and football game with the effective flag raising J'Koe' 'seecHe Un'fo'm5' ceremony, forming a United States Shield in red, white, and blue lights. Smooth tempo, rhythm, and good dynamics came with the always impressing concert sea- son, entertaining its many admirers through- out the season. The WHS spirits went soaring when the pepband struck up Oh Winona or Winona High, that's the school we're standing by, dur- ing basketball games. This year the band, along with the orchestra and choir went to the annual Big Nine Music Festival. This was a day ioyfully waited for, because it provided much fun and pleasure. Band members also know this meant lots of hard work in the preparation to top last year's band. The festival officially ends the year for - the band. Band, school, and community are able to look ahead to next year and say, Yup, Winona High always puts out a fine band. 84 I nv , lv-ns! ., ,,.,.. 1:34 ,,. 1' FRONT ROW: C. Graus, S. Spencer, R. Hostettler, D. Challberg, D. Burt, K. Kryzsko, ROW 2: M. Hunter, J. Kasten, S. Andrus R. Bronk, R. Wood, L. Edstrom, J. Glende, A. Fischer, E. Brown, S. Kane. ROW 3: M. Schain, J. Hill, B. Guthrie, D. Schoening J. Engler, L. Gibbs, E. Steniehnm, R. Stow, H. Teasdale, L. Rossi, D. Holden, J. Burt, R. Sonsalla. ROW 4: W. Larson, W Ferguson, C. Johnson, F. Heyer, D. Neumann, B, Lang, L. Hittner, G. Rohrer, P. Shaw. ln Marching, Concerts, and Group Ensembles ax I 2 1 3 I i lg il The Winona High School band leads the Homecoming parade through downtown Winona I 5-.13 I I , L s ' ' elf? Y 55, 119-- 4nun RADIOGRAPH BOARD FRONT ROW D Schulz M Ames J Belter M Wahl ROW 2 L Hartner Mr Kenney Advrsor S Mahlke B Wrc zek S Korpela R Rydman R Car ter J Woodford Radlograph Board And Staff Attempts Copy layouts and cropping prctures are very famrlnar words to the members of the Radno graph board After spendlng the year planning and workmg on our yearbook the board and staff turned out the frnlshed product One of our frrst tasks was to select approprlate theme to band the entrre book to gether After many suggestrons some contro versy and a few last minute changes we decld ed on Around W H S m 180 Days We also selected the cover colors and design Ralph Ryd man adopted the famous scenes from the movie Around the World an 80 Days for the section pages Very few people realrze the amount of work Involved In preparing the Radlograph for publlcatron and dnstrubutron Every thrrd and srxth hour rn room 260 buzzed wlth actlvlty as the sectlon edltors carefully planned their part of the yearbook Some of therr 'obs rncluded drawmg Members of the Advertrsung Staff, S Parker, D Lrefueld, J Kutt,J Bescup, and B Welter meet wrth therr advrsor, Mr Timm K : . , . , . , . . : . , . 1 1 - 1 - ' . , . , . , . 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I . , ' I ' I ' u - 11 I u - 11 - I RADIOGRAPH STAFF ROW I J Smlth L Olson ROW 2 D Mulhol land C Gaustad C Clawson C Wag guns ROW 3 B Hegge P P ug hoeff J Strommer G Loomis 'llw l To Capture Year s ACtIVItIZS And Memories layouts schedullng and sometnmes reschedulung plctures and wrmng copy As each task was completed another check was added to the long whlte strlp of paper to sngnxfy slow but sure progress The thlrd hour group wnth the Edltor Mary lor and Actrvmes sections while the suxth hour had Underclass and Sports Mr Kenney super vlsed both hours for the flrst half of the year untul he moved Then Mr Miner took over to see that everythlng went to the printer on tlme An Important part of the years actlvltles was the sponsoring of several dances to raise money Another Important part was the help given us by Mr Timm and his advertising staff and by Mr Pust who successfully collected year book payments Thus another year IS recorded In the 1959 Raduograph Get your tuckets ready as the tourney around W H S begins' C7 'Q J Belter M Wahl S Korpela L Hartner and M Ames check copy for B Wnczek to type F Slllman J Teska and W Snllman are the hard workung photographers for the Radio graph . gl .gi -g . ' : xx: . 1 V11 - 39 ' , . . : . 3 'Il :,. ,l.fl- 'V 1, , if C ' ' Q, , Q my gr E Vzyyg. P I gi , l I I I ' I , . I I - . . . rf- 1 - I , Ann Ames, handled the Opening, Faculty, Sen- A . . - Fi 2 . . . . a . ' I N 4 . , . - li- . . . I G fy . I B A . fy My ff'-1 Q, . , ' I A , I ' ' ,tx - ' '- V K 0 Rf L ' X 5 ' t - r f .L-4 11711 Hl NEWS STAFF FRONT ROW C Wlggms S Wedul D Dellke A Fnshbaugher D Strlch C Cox J Brannon M Stremcha ROW 2 D Challbergg B Hegge A Kaslo C Gaustad S Ellles S Rlcner K Belter J Garrison ROW 3 G Goldberg A Schulz J Kar HI News Reports School Happenings As the Unnted States progressed wnth theur satellites so dad the Hu News staff progress with their paper One of the most noticeable changes thus year was the addntlon of real llfe photo graghs whlch added Interest and quality to the paper They helped to capture some of the hugh lights of hugh school llfe The student body at W H S both wrote and prmted the Hu News Mrs Genelle Jackson and Mrs Davns Chrlstenson were advisors whale Jlrn Stansfleld headed the staff of approxlmately flfty students Thus staff has shown their work and talent In the bl monthly publucatlon of the HI News Many hours of work and much con centrataon helped to make the Hu News a paper of which the students are proud Yes the HI News dld a terrlfuc 'ob this year The Hn News edttor J Stansfleld and hrs co edltor P Pflughoeft edut a page as their advusor Mrs Jack son watches S Wedul A Frshbaugher J Stansfleld andJ Karnath work dnlngently In makmg up thelr Hn News pages ,Ari il...-. : z l - - l ' l ' T ' T ' f Q ' , i Q l ' 1 l 5 ' J ' 2 Y 1 sv . 1 , . 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Q D ., 2 . - - Councll Plans ACtIVItI2S Ti' I ul' I I I ll ll U. ll' 'A The 1958 59 Student CouncIl OTTCIEFS Wllllam Cour tIer vIce presndent Rosalre Carter secretary Robert Jones treasurer and Steve Wally presIdent The Safety Commrttee attended the WInona County Safety Conference FRONT ROW E Brckford G Hartwrch S Ellnes ROW2 R Car ter J GarrIson K Kalbrener ROW 3 R Dur fey H Ellrs S Wally ROW4 H Teasdale J StansfIeld The Student CouncIl was greatly enrlched thls year by new Ideas galned at the BIg NIne Student Councll CONVENTION at NorthfIeld The funds In the club treasury made It posslble for the entIre membershnp to attend the conventron Three members also attended the state conven tIon In Austm The offlcers and the pep commIttee under the guIdance of Mr Indall worked to Improve school spIrIt and co ordInate school lIfe In addI tIon to plannmg pep fests and publIcIzIng school events the councIl conducted a few socIal func tIons Itself The club sponsored the HomecomIng Dance the tradItIonal Chrlstmas Dance and the HI Bye Dance the purpose of whIch was to greet the Incommg sophomores and bId farewell to the senIors In co OPSFSTIOH Wllh the safety program of Hlgh students selected by the councll attended a WInona County Safety Conference Another com mIttee formed durlng the year chose the out standIng senlors to be wrItten up In Teens Front In the DaIly News Servmg as the governlng body of the school the Student Councll offered ITS moral sup port and leadershIp In encouraglng wholesome enthusIasm throughout the school STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW R Jones S Wally J Harder G Loomns R Carter T Kreuzer D ReInhard D Pahnke M Indall advIsor ROW 2 C Strelow R Konkel J Brennan J Naas M NevIlIe P Pflughoeft G Hartwrch A Fnshbaugher K Wernecke K Kalbrener S EllIes E Neulmger C Santelman B Hanson ROW 3 P Peterson R Beatty E Ruckford W CourtIer L Stoll K Aune H NIlson R MInard G Goetzman E Meyer E Honkavaara C Gaustad C Stever D Herse R Durfey Jap. 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G I ' M A ..- -- if J 6 f-a w 7 l 'I'6-w I C COUNCIL FRONT ROW L Moore N Nowlan S Spencer M Mehaffey D Burt J Garruson K Van Auken E Bnckford S Wedul C Graus ROW 2 P Mullane C Ensrud S McCready K Bnesath M Hunter K Kalbrener S Ellles N Bruder R Carter S Korpela ROW 3 B Hanson E Stuhr P Bronk L Holubar D Deulke J Roth G Loomus J Pollack L Abrams C Stever V Shlel L Ross: J Strommer B Verdlck hhef CIFCIC GITIS PIBI1 VBFIOUS Act I-f TOP RIGHT B Svennlngson N Hostettler P Heberlmg and K Glslason are a hut with their Sweetne Pre number BOTTOM LEFT Prlzewmners at the IC Hal loween party are FRONT ROW S Ellles, K Kalbrener, M Streater ROW 2 C Lauer, R Konkel, G Hartwnch, B Hegge, J Garruson, M Jerowskn, S Korpela, M Wahl, R Carter Probably the most actuve and serviceable club durnng the past year was Inner Circle When the gurls service organlzatuon, under the dlrectlon of Mrs Hunter, was not makung plans for a fun fnlled party or commumty function, they were busnly ralslng money for thelr two servlce prog ects, the Goodfellows and the Amerucan Fneld Service l C gurls dad thelr part In making the In coming sophomores feel welcome by planning, early IH the summer, theur Bug Snster program Each sophomore gurl was assigned an older gurl to help her an her first days at WHS Season football tnckets were also sold durlng the summer by the gurls Actlvltles strictly for fun Included the Hallo ween costume party vvuth the mtrfgulng theme, Ghouls Goblnns and Ghosts, and the IC GRA party, wlth Inner Circle producing the A 1 J 4, . , 5 - , ,, . , T ' ' I 1. - . ' 5 - 5,1 K V- I Q, 1 r X A s r ' 1 . E A 'mt' .V V Qt ' - M. .- - T . ' J +'.,.v?J ,, . . V .. Q VI Q t . t 1. I ' l' . H I ' . lp: ' ' . ' , i 'l J, 5 ur S ills f ' .I il 5 I I f 3 I mxx I My ' no A I f 2 e I ' - L 95 . . 2 Y 1 fig, , ' frwflw-. T I , z I I 7' I, T 2 I .... AW L , I . . : : . , . , . , . 1 . , . ' , . I . ' I . , . . : . , . , . , . ' , . , . , . ' , . , . , . . : . , . , . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . A , . l, . , . ' . I l I Q V , , I I I - W X I s M, 3 A A , . . . . . . I 1 rv . gg f E , . . . . . .- F5 I f . . ll ' Il I 1 - f' : . ' , . , . A Z up -- F n gf , l XX Aw l Q 'R f -S 'li .pa s ,- 1-1: fi: I. C. COUNCIL: FRONT ROW: D. Merrill, M. Werner, J. Eichman, M. Bauer, K. McGrath, D. Gislason, R. Konkel, K. Srnelser. ROW 2: V. Johnson, l. lsenman, G. Keller, A. Kraning, R. Watkins, E. Neulinger, S. Stahmann, K. Kreuzer. ROW 3: K. Kryzko, S, O'Dea, E. Lano, P. Moore, C. Fifield, K. Reszka, C. Johnson, B. Goetzman, J. Jumbeck, S. Gallagher. ivities, lncluding Service And Fun talent show. Fun, recreation, food, and laughs were present at these enioyable events. A great deal of time and effort went into the style show given by Inner Circle. Once the theme, Flight into Fashion, had been selected, the girls busily set to work designing programs, favors, and decorations for it. Other girls were selling tickets and arranging for refreshments. A record crowd of girls and their mothers were on hand for the delightful occasion. The year ended with the annual Recognition Day program and tea, and with the banquet given for the senior girls by the iunior girls. This was the last l.C. event of the year, and a big one it was! Mrs. Hunter confers with her l. C. chairmen, S. Ellies, K. Kalbrener, M. Hunter, K. Briesath, R. Carter, K. Van Auken. fjfltfpf . Janette Belter and Susan Korpela deck the halls of WHS with Christmas cheer. Posing pretty are-FRONT ROW: K. Rezska, M. Bruder, N. Bruder, ROW 2: C. Johnson, G. Loomis, M. 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ACTIVITY ROOM HOSTESSES FRONT ROW S Wnlllams P Moore K Reszka N Bruder G Loomus A Rolfnng C Clawso M Thens B Rogers ROW 2 M Stremcha C Graus K Whetstone S Keelan K Belter M Bauer B Renchel P Bronk Backus J Ford S Sweazey K Brand ROW 3 B Bryn J Woodford J Wendt S Chrnstopherson R Carter J Koeth Kolter S Mahlke S Walz M Mehaffey D Altwem J Mueller Students Contribute Time And Effort Caring for gurls who became Ill during school, IS the task of the Actlvuty Room Hostesses Always on hand to lend help and sympathy they keep 204 spotless and qunet ln case a glrl becomes very Ill the hostesses notify her parents and arrange transportation home for her These gurls deserve a bug Thank You for their help The Inbrary assnstants at WHS help to keep the school Inbrary runnmg smoothly and eff: clently Among their dutles are keeping track of overdue books, checkung books un and out and helplng the students fund references and other materuals Many thanks to these assnstants for glvlng up their tume to help their fellow students LIBRARY CLUB: FRONT ROW: S. Bau huin, J. Eich- man, S. Richer, S. Parker, D. Mohan. BACK ROW: D. Radf- ke, D. Schossow, N. Schmidt, S. Prigge, F. Rossin, J. Denzer, D. Goeke, C. Greet- hurst, R. Nelson, J. Ford. L 5 sage USHER SQUAD FRONT ROW D Kertzman M Stremcha R Carter J Belter M Wahl S Korpela J Strommer C Clawson B Hanson ROW 2 K Grnmm P Moore K Kryzsko K Backus M Srmon M Bauer J Garnson V Johnson M Thels B Rogers S Wedul C Wngguns L Hartner ROW 3 J Woodford J Smuth L Denzer B Bryn C Gaustad S Elhes J Male wlcku E Neulmger C Stever E Buckford S Spntzer C Graus S Mahlke N Nowlan ROW 4 K Kalbrener S Kane K Bruesath B Pflughoeft P Pflughoeft G Loomns G Hartwnch N Bruder K Reszka M Hunter C Johnson To lITlpI'OVC WIDOHG SCDIOI' Wrthout the help of the capable office asslstants keepmg track of over nme hundred students would be a much harder 'ob Also glv Ing up thelr free tlme to help around school these students perform many services whuch otherwise mnght be undone The duties of the office assistants Include collectmg absence slips dellvermg notes and other artrcles and recording absences OFFICE ASSISTANTS SITTING C Gaustad J Kxtt M Mo er STANDING K Gus lason J Yaedke K Brnesath S Wedul A Rolfung, R Nel son, E Pulger, J Brennon, C Thomas L Flanagan, D Sever son The usher squad under the durectnon of Mrs Hunter adds the perfect touch to the pro grams at which they gave their servuce These gurls In thelr dark sklrts and whlte blouses assist un many school and non school events For example they usher for communlty concerts, band orchestra and chour concerts and many other actuvmes Thus year the usher squad was prnvnleged to usher for the centennial play Mm nesota' a trlbute to thelr efflclency and tram n 'R : .. -'w 1 I . 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I - x 4 5 SCIENCE CLUB FRONA ROW D Gebhard S Boller W Sullman R Rydman R Wahl J Tweedy D Deulke G Hartwlch A Wolfram D Kerns ROW2 J Sfokke H Okland N Bruder P Butt L l-lnttner D Gnrod J Smrth S Tyler C Wlgglns J Datta ROW3 L Denzer D Altweln D Holden R Wood D Jessen B Hegge K Kryzsko D Challberg ROW 4 S Deeren L Fossen D Lueck J Schmldt D Scharmer A Schulz W Mueller G Goldberg C Klos Various Clubs Qffer An lncentlve Scnence Club offncers and advnsors examme a statlc producmg machine FRONT ROW R Thern K Reszka R Mlnard M Streater BACK ROW Mr Ohnstad Mr Zllluox Mr Tyler If you have any questions on scnence, lust and one of the members of the Junnor Academy of Science will answer It for you Led by the officers Presxdent Bob Mlnard Vice President, Royal Thern Secretary Karen Reszka, and Treasurer Mary Ann Streater the clubs mann actlvlty was readying progects for the Sclen e Farr which was held at Winona State College this year Some of the prolects were the effect of radloactlve phosphores on fnsh the relation of colloidal suspensson to the dnffuslon of lrght and an experiment on ultrasonlcs Guest speakers and fleld trnps were also Included ln the club actlvltles November marked the month of the Future Homemakers of Amerlca nnntnatlon service New members were welcomed and took an active part In the prolects nncludlng a barbecue party a box social, and a bake sale Donna Schossow Sara Malotke Karen Heaser and Kay Kukllnskl were sent as delegates to the state convention FHA FRONT ROW D Mulholland D Mullane K Kuklnnskn D Moham D Severson R Gerth B Egge J Jumbeck C Husman E Pnlger ROW 7 L Flanagan C Bauer D Kahle P Mullane B Kolter S Betsmger D Olson J Rumstlck D Carpenter M Schmidt J Jumbeck I A V ' Z ' ' .r , , x I 4 - ' 1 L 1 . , F , . A uf' ' - I 3 lg. 'P 9. N K ' ' QL ln 0 ,ll 0 5 . K ' AA Q ,Q ' 3 M ' P ,Q . A 'x .4 1 F : . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , ' ' T drop into Room 253 on a Thursday afternoon, y . I . I . I . - . J , ' J ' I I I I 6 N .. . . . C 4 , . I . . W . . . I . Q I ,, . . I . . I . . I 2 b I I ' I I ,J I ' , K ' X 4 3 ' ' ' X , -fl . ' an Qlfl F T A FRONT ROW J MBlEWICKI N Hostettler P Heberllng M Hunter A Kramng G Loomls R Rydman B McLean J Belte M Wahl ROW 2 L Hartner K Nlssalke C Buck B Wahl J Addington J Anderson D Burt J Woodford B Plckart S Weclul C Waggms ROW3 M Stremcha D Haesslg L Denzer l lsenman K Belter P Sherman C Drenckhahn J Duel E Lano M Ames G Frankk J Jumbeck ROW 4 N Yahnke K Whetstone C Ensrud J Smrth G Schmelmg K Kreuzer J Garrnson J K Gnslason C Clawson R Koeth Plan For Future Occupations The Sarah Allan Future Teachers of Ameruca club Increased In number thrs year to become the second largest chapter nn the Bug Nme Conference Thus club had a busy year, begunnung wrth a new prolect at WHS the publrshlng of a student directory The officers, Susan Korpela President Tom Hargeshelmer, Vlce Presrdent Kay Whetstone, Secretary Judy Woodford Treasurer, and the members put a great deal of effort Into thus prolect to make It a success A football and basketball dance were also on the agenda The hlghlught of the year was the educa tuonal talks by our forergn students, Elke Neu linger and Enc Honkavaara, on the school systems an thelr home countrles Senior ob servatrons In other Winona publnc schools were another Important part of the actlvltles These three clubs offered a vanety f prolects and actlvltles helpful In furthering the T A C J vvoodfofd K whefmne s lr1Tel'eSlS of The STUdeI'1lS Korpela and T Hargesheumer try out a desk tor snze FHA FRONT ROW J Pearson S Malotke P Carpenter J Jonsgaard C Goede B Welter C Schossow S Rucher B Googuns ROW2 D Wagner M Whufe B Martm J Reszka D Ebert E Board G Rnska K Heaser J Jandt L Gale D Strelch . vs ., - I ' ex v ' LF ' , r ' A - if ' xl I 1 . - - . - y I t A Fl ' P , 1 .. . 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O . , 4- -M -M -'h ' ' ' ' P. . . orrl ERS: . , . , 1 FFA FRONT ROW G Barsch Sentlnel C Waldo Vnce Presndent E Meyer Presndent R Sobeck Treasurer Ray Gady Secretary ROW 2 S Woodward G Mathis A Papenfuss C Rott C Olson R Schroeder D Kerns ROW 3 W Nelson D Groth R Un nasch R Groth K Douglas K Walters C Nelton D Kerns Future Farmers OF America Set In September the Wnnona Chapter of the Future Farmers of America began nts eighteenth year of operatlon Under the guidance of Mr Harry Pierce advisor Eugene Meyer president, Charles Waldo vlce prestdent David Hobbs sec retary Ray Sobeck Treasurer Gary Bartsch sen tlnel Ray Gady reporter and Charles Nelton parluamentarnan many accomplnshments were realuzed Seven boys accompanied by Mr Plerce, attended the Natnonal Future Farmers of America Convention In Kansas Cnty Missouri Represent :ng the local chapter the boys recelved a gold emblem award for communrty service This gold 581 emblem designated the Wnnona chapter as one of the top three un the state The annual Greenhand and Chapter Farmer lnntlatlons brought new faces Into the member shlp and advanced degrees to boys wlth m Mr Ken Bruder points out deslrable qualmes tn pork to S Woodward and C Rott D Groth, G Bartsch, A Papen fuss, R Gady, D Hobbs, E Meyer, C Nelton, and C Waldo present Mr Ulum wnth a FFA award CS ' 1 1- ' 1 , , . l f K . . 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I I I F I 1 ' I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' v 1 , 2 , 1 1 1 , Y . . , . 1 - ' X . . f 1 . x 4 I 31 ,V FFA FRONT ROW D Schossow D Fahrendholtz R Denzer W Warnke G Thncke R Fahrendholtz W Hnnton ROW D sonH Haleck L Gellerson J Mades G Andnng F Welter H Sebo R Dletrlch ROW3 A Larson E Fakler D Schafer R Kiefer J Kramer R Drenckhahn L Fratz R Schroeder Mr Plerce Hugh Goals For A Better proved farming programs The chapter sent Davud Hobbs to Chicago as the Minnesota F F A representative to the Natnonal Safety Congress The Wmona F F A chapter has excelled nn many fields such as meats crops, farm mechan :cs farm management parliamentary procedure, publlc speaklng contour lane dalrylng hortlcul ture and general llvestock ludglng contests The chapter gave three purebred calves and six pure bred gnlts to deservlng members of the club The chapter commlttees have done an excel lent lob IH performing their many functlons Through the guidance and practical experience galned from the chapter todays Future Farm ers will become tomorrows successful farmers They will provlde our growlng nation wlth the agrncultural leadershnp necessary for its high world position Tomorrow ff' R Schroeder H Sebo and W Nelson collect corn for Camp Courage A D Schafer, center, receaves the I Star Chapter Farmer award from Chapter presndent, E Meyer, as L ' ' Mr and Mrs Schafer look on l l I r ,I 'W K -lx 11 R Y - . 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