Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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vnivi IBUJIL Assign? is l 4 First row-Cooper, Hooker, Lindblom, Dypwirlf, Mr. Casper C. Minfy fA1luiscrl, Brunllett, Winslow, Plank, Towlcr Se-cowl rows --Mm:DonaId, Kesler, McKenna, Schwartz, Miss Helen Szrrmson KAN Azlzdserj, Bloom, Palmer, Arthur, Ivey Third rowAPlummer, Reid, Whiteside, Mason, Van,Nest. !lIllCT!lgglZlil. Kulp. Wr'igli.f Fourth TOM'--':MCDUlllI1ll, Ylvisaker, Doris, Ajelfl THE WAHIAN Wfith the graduation of the first two classes from Vllashburn, a desire arose for an memory book which might preserve, in print and picture. the happenings of the First three years of existence of Washburn High School. The officers of the January and June classes in joint session appointed Otis Dypwick. Editor-in-Chiefg Robert Bruntlett, Business Manager, and Alton Lindblom, Managing Editor. Mr. C. C. Minty and Miss Helen Swanson were named as advisers. When Miss Swanson left Washburn in January, Miss Mary Hoag took up the art advisory work. Miss Violet Knutson was added to the editorial advisory stall in March. After careful consideration of all of the 600 names that were suggested for the Annual, the Student Council, Mr. MaeQuarrie, and the Annual Board decided upon '5The Wahianf, a title presented by Virginia Miller. Sincere effort has been made to put out a book well worthy of representing the first years of the history 'of Washburn. The theme of the book is ubuilding for the futuref' Washburn Day was chosen as the day when The Wahianw should be issued, the January graduates planning to return to receive their Wahians and to participate in the festivities of the day. Page215

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vnivfl ' BCL!! Julia? Ss A WAHIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief Otis Dypwick Managing Editor Alton Lindblom Business Manager Robert Bruntlett , Associate Editor Ruth Plank Advisers-Miss Mary Hoag, Miss Violet Knutson, Mr. C. C. Minty Organizations-Alice Schwartz Assistants-Audrey Bloom, Marian Ensign, Willard Dressler, Helen MacDonald, Mary Macfllaggart Art-Clara Kesler, ,lane Mason, Mary Whiteside, Jean McKenna, Isabelle Reilly, Marjorie Gray, Jane Van Nest, Virginia Miller, Ruth Mills, Richard Rhodus, Gale Patterson, May Bryce, Miriam Kanel Boys' Sporls-Fred Hooker, Bill Zieske Girls' Sporlsglane Affeld, Marjorie Davis, Florence Arthur Typisls-Ruth Knowles, Bob Bessesen, Robert Lafevre, Bernice Moreen Hazel Johnson, Erma Harris January Class Editors-Le rmrl e Cooper. Helen Towler lu rzze Cla.-rs Editor-Vernon Winslow Snapshots-Rolf Ylvisaker, Ceno Palmer, Robert Ryder l'lHlllllI'6 Eflizor-Robert Ryder 9..9,A.4.A.l!A!.A...,9. Pug,-614

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V.-AVA - Bu.. ....m9:-.VL-9.-5 In the sands of the sea-green Nile I found Eight rings of gold, buried in the ground. 0 S phinx, inscrutable force of good and ill, Unfold their meaning to me, Great Une, as thou will. The Sphinx spake thus: To you the gods have given Faith, Hope, and Victory, Wisdom from the heaven. Sacrifice brings Tolerance, Chastity, thy name. Truth brood upon thy ruby lipsg Steadfastness keep th Beauty of the spirit and Love itself doth speak- Work, O lowly one, for these things you must seek. 686 SCUHC AAAAAAAAA-- Page 16