Washington Bugle, Central Spectator & Zenith Yearbook
Most Poised
Nancy Nolte and Dan Maynard
This picture and the 10 pictures below were first published as an addition to the Zenith on May 18, 1961. Not all of us received a copy of these and recently (at Frank & Sharon Cooper's Ice Cream Social) Karen Christiansen brought her copy to share with us. Names and titles are exactly as they were published on the original document.
Thanks, Karen
Best Figure and Best Physique
Sue Stephenson and Bob Dahl
Best Dressed
Dan Maynard and Nada Kenyon
Friendliest
Sonny Lorentzson and Sandy Bradseth
Most Athletic
Dan Howard and Judy Brackett
Most Original
Bonnie Cusick and Bernie Friedenson
Shyest
Roger Hanson and Konnie Haldorsen
Most Likely to Succeed
Dave Fedo and Virginia Grant
Handsomest & Prettiest
Dan Maynard and Carol Morkved
Contributed Most
Dan Howard and Carol Mike
Wittiest
Bernie Friedson and Perry Schroer
50 Students Make Honor Roll
Original Story - February 26, 1961
Two Kens Work Behind Scenes
Original Story - February 26, 1961
School Plus Jobs Reap Knowledge and Cash
Original Story - February 26, 1961
Speakers Reap Honors
Editors Note: Outside the sports arena were some pretty fantistic things being done also.
Original Story - February 26, 1961
Pucksters Rack Opposition
Editors Note: I realize we were all excited about our Basket Ball Team, but left in the background was an excellent Hockey Team that gets little notice. These two articles are to level the playing field somewhat.
Original Story - February 26, 1961
Mick Farrell Paces Sextet
Original Story - February 26, 1961
Seniors Bring Orient to Central
Editors Note: Quite a coincidence, Dave and his wife Susan have been living in Singapore, in Southeast Asia, where he has been administering an academic program for Wheelock College of Boston, since June of 2007.
Original Story - February 26, 1961
Annual Speech Festival Is Held At West Junior
Original Story - February 28, 1958
Rainbow...Or Girls Suits
Original Story - February 28, 1958
Skiers Glide Into 1st Place
Original Story - February 28, 1958
Novettes - Leading A Busy Schedule
Original Story - December 20, 1957
Karen And Hella Visit Countries Abroad
Original Story - December 20, 1957
Students Write to Santa
I'll bet Dick Walcome would be investigated by sexual harrassment officials and Richard Walsh would have the FBI knocking at his door if they wrote these today.
Original Story - December 20, 1957
14 WJHS Students Speak At City Meet
I absolutely do not remember doing this, do any of you remember speaking at this event? I wonder if it was supposed to be Ken Sjoquist? People got us mixed up a lot back then. Seen one Ken you have seen them all. (;>)
Ken Sorensen
Original Story - December 20, 1957
Six Students Play In All-State Band
Original Story - December 20, 1957
Here Come The Cheerleaders
Original Story - November 27, 1957
The A Band Prepares For Long-Awaited Trip
Washington’s "A" band is off soon to Minneapolis. Three Greyhound buses will take the group Thursday morning, May 8 (1958), to Edina-Morningside High School to present a concert. Band Leader Mr. Patrick Sullivan announced that several new numbers have been prepared for the occasion, including Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks featuring Karen Lundmark on the French Horn, and Holiday for Trombone with Dan Maynard, Duane Walsh and Dale Whitcomb. Other soloists are Claudia Nygaard trumpet, Nancy Treviranus flute, Judy Gunderson bass clarinet and Sharon Lindberg alto saxophone.
After their performance the entire band will visit the huge Southdale shopping center before returning home. This is the longest band trip taken and said Mr. Sullivan, “I consider this concert most important as Edina-Morningside is one of the finest schools in the state, and has what probably is the best high school band in the state”. All expenses for the trip were raised by band members selling candy and by a paper drive.
Original Story - April 16, 1958
Final Party
Original Story - May 28, 1958
Memorial Day Assembly Ends Years Activities
Original Story - May 28, 1958
Club Provides Tots With Delight
Original Story - April 16, 1958
Inquisitive Bugler
Original Story - April 16, 1958
Variety Show Queen Contestants
Dan Maynard, Student Council president, crowned Sharon Fralich Queen of the Friday night Variety Show and Suzy Stephenson became maid of honor. On Thursday night, Rita Priley was crowned Queen and Diane Jeanette became maid of honor.
Original Story - November 27, 1957
9th Grade Student Council Candidates & Their Managers
Ninth Grade Class Officers that year included:
President - Wally Paschke
Vice President - Dan Howard
Secretary - Diane Jeanette
Sargent-at Arms - Ken Lemay
Others nominated included: Harold Lorentzson (President), John Thatcher (Vice President), Nancy Nolte (Secretary) and Jim Seely (Sargent-at Arms)
Original Story - November 27, 1957
Thanksgiving Assembly Program
Original Story - November 27, 1957
Editors Note: Thanks to Rita Priley (Garcia) for sharing her Washington "The Bugle" newspapers. You may recognize your name or many of our classmates names in these various articles.
