Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1939 volume:

xg ORPHAN AGE P. C PERB- STREET GOv'JaH9 1f7Ill1'V Editors - DONALD ASPER and JACK STEVENSON Art Editors - MARY DEAN and TED EVERETT Business Manager - - - STANLEY BLOCK Editorial Adviser - - RUSSELL D. BRACKETT Ari Adviser - - MARIAN TROWBRIDGE Business Adviser - - LEONARD A. FLEENOR vial scnorm Q Est l9Zl 0 l938-'39 Aff X95 -'Sassoon M222 Bimini! llillli THE SENIOR CLASS GF WASHBURN HIGH SCHUOL Minneapolis, Minnesota Presents 7he 039 i , +L .yr x .- ll ,A g . . '-X Regal nn nts lonely power, ' X . . - H , I: Stands nujcstxc XX .lSl1lTlIl'll lqowcr. 5 2 l I 1 1 . l P : 1 l ,,...! . wie QTL? :I xiffgly l f l 1- , 1 w -I I Q' f?c,?3' ,W .a, f g, A Um W r E I 5 i i 1 1 1 E FGREWORD Washburn students are proud of their neighborhood. With its many beautiful lakes and parks, the district provides an unusually attractive setting for open air activities. To enjoy recreation during all seasons of the year against a background of rare, natural beauty is a privi- lege enjoyed by many. Perhaps the most out- neighborhood is the impos- ing Washburn tower which is distinctive in its impressive, classical design. Standing only two blocks from the school, it is the most familiar landmark in South Minneapolis. To express our appreciation for our many beautiful surroundings, which contribute so much to rich living, the 1939 Class of Washburn High School dedicates Volume XII of the Wahian to Our Neighborhood. standing feature of our Salma! EW As life unfolds its plans for us, We go our divers ways, The cherished thoughts we'll all recall Will be of glad school days. Hazy, perhaps, will be the scenes As we bring back to mind Those all absorbing grade school days W'hich now seem far behind. In junior high we gathered friends Whose faces will not blur, And, as our thoughts go winging back, For them our hearts will stir. And last, but never least, of course, Will linger always nigh The crowning happiness of school- Our years at Washburn High. 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Ky V. -,351 - PAGE1 ,Q-,wemvfp-affix-V 'wwmaiffrh-wiv www isize11a'?lm4ievfw.'f 1-off f - 2..Af..My,,: ' 2 533 if N' ay I A M ' lm bf S K' fix if 3 f . 51 ' 1' f ., 4: WM 5' '95 ', 7751, 4, 4 4 ,,,b , , BURROUGHS Q ,Q-NA pn. QIHQ Here beginneth another day. 10 MR. A. E. MACQUARRIE Principal As the administrative head of a school with 1,992 students and a faculty of 68 men and women, Mr. MacQuarrie is a busy man supervising, directing, and co- ordinating the varied activities of a mod- ern school building. Since the construc- tion of Washburn in 1925 our principal has known 23 graduating classes com- prising 4,340 students. In Mr. MacQuar- rie's motion picture library is a living record of every Washburn graduate. When not behind his desk, one might see him behind his movie camera record- ing the highlights of school life. The as- sistant principal, Mr. Fleenor, has charge of the Hnancial affairs of the school. Both men help students solve problems and difficulties which arise during school life. Mr. L. A. Fleenor, Assistant Principal Here endeth :mother day. UWM U f , The counselors, Mr. J. C. Wells and Miss Mabel Christensen help the principal in adapting educational processes of learn ing to the needs of the students, both as individuals and as groups. Mr. Wells, the boys' adviser, and Miss Christensen the adviser for the girls, assist senior students in planning pro grams that will meet the requirements for a certain college or vocational choice. Furthermore these sympathetic advisers aid many students in solving perplexing personal problems of school adjustment. In addition to their heavy counseling loads Miss Christensen teaches English and Mr Wells chem1stry . . . . . , . . . . 75,546 fgfwamdifzaftefzaf Miss Christensen--Mr. Vfells-Mr. Fleenor-Mr. MacQuarrie Daily Bulletin Passport Excusitplease! Helpfulady 12 We amp, Responsible for the efficiency of the office are Miss Helen Lund, chief clerk, Miss Evelyn johnson, Miss June Borreson, and Miss Kay Johnson. In addition to the im- portant work of making out students' programs, the office force takes charge of financial records, book sales, requisitions for supplies and equipment, and checks all attendance and scholarship records. Borreson Lund K. Johnson E. Johnson Miss Neel is the social worker of our school. As visiting teacher, she investigates the home of any pupil having dif- ficulty in his studies to learn if there is any irregularity in the family situation. The financial condition of the pupil's family is studied by Miss Neel. She also has charge of those boys and girls who receive government help. If any student becomes involved in a legal matter, Miss Neel ap- pears with him in court to help straighten things out. Information, please! More volume! 0 Mr. Emil Bcckstrom-MacPhail School of Music, B.M., University of Minnesota, Music. 0 Miss Evelyn Bowen-University of Iowa, B.A., University of Wisconsin, University of Minnesota, University of Californiag G.A.A.g Girls' Gym. 0 Miss Margaret Brown-University of Minnesota, B.A., University of Southern California, Columbia Uni- versity, Library Board, Girl Reserves, Library. .Mr. Vilhelm Larsen-Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy, Copenhagen State Normal School, Spurs Hi-Y, Track, Assistant foot- ball coachg Gym teamg Boys' Gym. 9 Miss Wilma Mossberg-Univeiw sity of Minnesota, B.S., Library Board, Girl Reserves, Library. 0 Mr. Harry Ranks-Yale University, Minneapolis School of Music, B.M.g Music. 0 Mr. Ray Ross-University of Minnesota, B.S., Basketball, Baseballg Boys' Gym. 0 Mr. George Super-Minneapolis College of Music, B.M., Sophomore football, Orchestra, Band, Chorus. 0 Miss Margaret Thurs- ton-North Dakota State College, B.S., Girls' Gym. Under the expert supervision of Mr. Beckstrom and Mr. Super, chorus is a valuable part of school life. Students are taught to appreciate music and recognize well-known pieces. Gym, taught by Miss Bowen, Miss Thurston, Mr. Ross, and Mr. Larsen, provides a refreshing and relaxing respite in the school routine. Classes in sports, dancing, and tum- bling are offered to the students. ln addition to providing an abundance of research material, the library offers a quiet recluse for study. Miss Brown and Miss Mossberg, who head the library staff, are aided by a number of students who have served an apprenticeship of one semester. These selected students are well versed in the running of the library. 13 0 Mrs. Clara Basford--University of Minnesota, B.A., Girl Reserves. 0 Miss Hilda Blessin-University of Minnesota, B.S., University of Colorado, Thrift Adviser. 0 Mr. Louis Claeson-Carleton College, B.A., A.P.O., Hi-Y, Sophomore basketball and football. 0 Miss Kathleen Dowling-University of Minnesota, B.S., Grist, Girl Reserves. The Thinker Reporter Reporting- Under the supervision of competent teachers, the Junior English course is not only the most important, but also the most interesting. After a year,s study of American literature, composition, and grammar, tenth grade students are fully prepared for future English courses. In the eleventh grade, aspiring young re- porters choose news, while students wish- ing creative writing experience enroll for magazine. Writing for the Grist clirnaxes news, and Writing skits for the magazine. 14 0 Mrs. Viola Hanley-University of Min- nesota, B.S., State Teachers' College, Politix Club. 0 Miss Violet Knutson--Macalester College, B.A., University of Minnesota, U. C. I.. A. 0 Miss Ethel Montgomery-Ohio Wesleyan University, B.L., University of Rochester, University of Minnesota. 0 Miss Alice Suber-Winthrop College, B.A., University of Minnesota, M.A., Girl Reserves. English while you wait --- 0 Miss Ora McLaughlin-University of Minnesota, B.S.-Quill Club. 0 Mrs. Agnes Mulligan-Carleton College, B.A., Univer- sity of Wisconsin. 0 Mrs. Ruth Nethercott-University of Minnesota, B.S., University of Southern California-Harlequin, Apprentice Club. 9 Miss Kathryn Smith-Carleton College, B.A., University of Minnesota, Northwest- ern-Harlequin, Girl Reserves. 0 Mr. Russell Brackett-Carleton College University of Minnesota BS MA Cogs Hi-Y, Wahian Adviser, Sophomore football 0 Miss Mabel Christensen St Olaf College, B.A., University of Minnesota Girl Reserves Girls Counselor 0 Mrs Lillian Gray-University of Minnesota, BL Columbia Unnersity MA 9 Miss Margaret josten-Carleton College, B.A., University of Minnesota U C L A Girl Reserves, Scholarship Committee. A penny saved is a penny earned. From the beginning, Senior English is by far the most enjoyable course to many students. Shakespeare, offered during 11A, is always a well liked subject. Not only are the interpretations of Shakespeare's works carefully studied, but the life and customs of his time are added to the knowledge acquired during the first half year of senior English. A thorough knowl- edge of the famous writers, literature, and history of England is gained during the final year of high school English. The text, Adventures in English Literature, carries the student from the Anglo-Saxon epics to modern twentieth century novels. Www, 0 Miss Evelyn Denison-University of Minnesota, B.A., University of Wiscoiisin, M.A.-German Club -German, 0 Miss Bonevieve Farsje-University of Minnesota, B.A., M.A., University of Grenoble, France -French Club, Girl Reserves--French. I I . . . . . . 0 Miss Christina Gear--Stevens Point, Wisconsin, University of Minnesota, B.S.-French Club-French. f 0 Miss Margaret Holliday-University of Minnesota, Columbia College, M.A., Sorbonne, Paris-French Club -Girl Reserves, French. The language department holds an important place in the school curriculum. Miss Smart and Mrs. Savage teach the only ancient language, Latin. The largest language department, French, is headed by Miss Farsje. Miss Gear and Miss Holliday complete the staff. Taught by Miss Denison and Mrs. Savage, German becomes really interesting. Boys and girls are instructed in the essentials of Spanish by Miss Tupper. Thorough foundations re- ceived in Washburn are appreciated by those who come in contact with foreign languages. All Gaul is divided into three parts. 0 Mrs. Blanche Savage-University of Minnesota, B.A.-German Club, Latin. 0 Miss Anna Smart-Smith College B.A., University of Minnesota, M.A -U. C. Club, Scholarship Commitl tee, Latin. 0 Miss Margaret Tupper-Middle- bury College, University of Minne- sota, B.S., Centro de Estudios, Ma- drid-Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, Spanish. s 0 Mr. Albert Halley-University of Wyoming, University of South Dakota, B.A., University of Mis- souri, University of Minnesota. 0 Mr. Curtis Martin-University of Minnesota, B.S., M.A., Tennis. 9 Mr. Harvey Jackson-University of Minnesota, B.S., M.A. was d 'Fl 0 F .I YT - ine aquare or me nypotenuse- 0 Mr. Robert Morris-University of South Dakota, A.B., University of lowa, M.A., Sparks Hi-Y. 9 Miss Ruth Olson-Carleton College, Uni- versity of Minnesota, B.S., M.S., Girl Reserves, Scholarship Committee. 'So today is Sunday -A. L. Halley. The mathematics learned in high school will be of use throughout a pupil's entire life. Plane geometry, a beginning high school course in mathematics, serves as a preparation for solid geometry, offered to twelfth graders. Trigonometry, an- other twelfth grade subject, follows the second year course, advanced algebra. Miss Olson heads this de- partment, and Mr. Morris, Mr. Hal- ley, Mr. Jackson, and Mr. Martin complete the staff of instructors. 0 Mr Lloyd Alwm Hamline BA University of Wisconsin-Golf Coach, History. 0 Mr Curtis Eau Claire Teachers College, University of Minnesota, B.S., S.T.O. Hi Y Football Civics 0 Mr George Frogen-University of Minnesota, B.A., 1-9 H1 Y History 0 Mrs Goodson University of Chicago, Ph.D., University of Illinois, University of Minnesota UC Club History. There is no true democracy. He predicted the outcome of the Munich affair. The department of social science is an im- portant part of the educational system. A potential G man or a second Jane Addams may study crime, mental diseases, poverty, and other social problems under the direc- tion of Mr. Roy Linstedt. American history, civics, economics, and world history, taught by Mrs. Leota Goodson,. Miss Hazel Perry, Miss Dorothy Peterson, Mr. George Frogen, Mr. Lloyd Alwin, Mr. George Halvorsen, Miss Elizabeth Klein, Mr. Fred Curtis, and Mr. George Hoard, are oifered for those stu- dents whose tastes seem more conventional. 9 Mr. George Halverson-University of Wisconsin, B.A,, University of Minnesota, M.A., The Boosters Club, Chairman of S0- cial Science Department, History. 0 Mr. George Hoard-Carleton College, B.A., Uni- versity of Minnesota-Equipment Room Manager. Civics. 0 Miss Elizabeth Klein-Iowa Teachers' College, B.A., University of Minnesota, Uni- versity of Iowa-Writing Supervisor, Credit Bureau, Social Science. 0 Mr. Roy Lind- stedt-University of Minnesota, B.A., B.M., M.A.-Chess, Social Science. 9 Miss Hazel Perry-University of Minnesota, B.A.- Girl Reserves, Class Play Properties Com- mittee, Social Science. 0 Miss Dorothy Pet- erson-University of Minnesota, B.S.- History. Mid-winter gardeners- 'W U Mr. Mervin Dillner-University of Minnesota, B.S.-Football, Hockey, Triangles Hi-Y, Assistant Track Coach, Biology. 9 Miss Zelma Goldsworthy-Grinnell College, B.A., University of Minnesota, Columbia University, University of Colorado--Biology. 0 Mr. Frank Janes-Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota, B.A., University of Chicago, M.S., Columbia University, M.A.-Photography, Chemistry. 0 Miss Bessie Lowry-University of Minnesota, B.A., University of Colorado-Botany. 0 Mr. E. Dudley Parsons, jr.-Hamline University, B.S., Stage Crew, Sound Crew, Chemistry. 0 Mr. Erling Reque-Luther College, B.A.--Sophomore football coach, K.O.D. Hi-Y, Physics. 0 Mr. Alvin Roder-University of Wiscon- sin, Ph.B., University of Minnesota--VVres- tling, Assistant football coach, Biology. 9 Mr. Edward Skibness-St. Cloud Teachers' College, University of Minnesota, B.S., Uni- versity of Wisconsin-Science Club, Physics. 0 Mr. John Wells-Monmouth College, B.S., Columbia University, University of Minnesota - Boys' Counselor, Scholarship Committee, Chemistry. Alchemy addicts. During his high school days, the average student studies at least one of the natural sciences, which include biology, botany, physics, or chemistry. The biology depart- ment is under the direction of Miss Zelrna Goldsworthy, Mr. Alvin Roder, and Mr. Mervin Dillner. Pupils interested in hor- ticulture work in the green house with Miss Bessie Lowry. Mr. Erling Reque and Mr. Edward Skibness reign supreme in the physics laboratory while the mysteries of chemistry are explained by Messrs. John Wells, Dudley Parsons and F. T. Janes. 5 ef flfafime 19 L 0 Miss Dorothy Nash--University of Minnesota, B.S., Uni- versity of California, Wiashington State College-Commercial Club, Commercial. 0 Miss Dorothy Stevenson-University of Minnesota, B.S., Columbia University-Commercial Club, Commercial. 0 Mr. Arthur Sunde--St. Olaf, B.A., Stamp Club, Bookkeeping. 0 Miss Edith Thompson-Carleton College, B. A., Collegiate Business Institute, University of Minnesota-Gregg School-Commercial Club-Commercial. 0 Mrs. Karine Ylvisaker--University of Minnesota-Scholar ship Committee, 12A Records. , mr! Key notes. 20 Culinary Culture. Students who are interested in preparing for business may take a two year commercial course Typing, slaorthand, bookkeeping, and ofnce prac tice are offered by Miss Nash, Miss Stevenson, Miss Thompson, and Mr Sunde Seniors may enroll for a half year of personal typmg under Mrs Ylvisaker The Work IS a prime favorite of those who wish a working knowledge of typing. A dash of red, a dab of blue- Wood Cutters. Those pupils who possess outstanding artistic ability can obtain excellent training under the supervision of Miss Marion Trowbridge and Miss Myra Goode of the art department. To pre- pare girls for home management, cooking, and sewing, the Home Economics courses, directed by Miss Helen Grant and Miss Myra Goode, arc offered. Mr. Phillips Lee and Mr. Harold Henley are the capable instructors of those boys who Work at mechanical drawing and Wood-working. Jawa 50-7 4 F Lee Helps -7445 Rosy Hues. 0 Miss Myra Goode-Miss Mason's, Tarrytown, N. Y., Handicraft Guild, University of Minnesota--Sewing. 0 Miss Helen Grant-University of Minnesota, B. S., Milwaukee State College, Lewis Institute-Cooking. 0 Mr. Harold Henley--Purdue University, B.S., M.E., University of Min- nesota-Industrial. 9 Mr. Phillips Lee-Bradley Polytechnic -Swimming coach, Mechanical Drawing. 0 Miss Marion Trowbridge-North Dakota State College, B.S., Columbia University, M.A.-Chroma Club, Scenery Club, Wahian art adviser. 21 eww fafwwg Our first impressions, instructions, and knowledge of Washburn's curriculum are gained in the Home Rooms. The tenth and the eleventh grades are divided into boy and girl advisories. Each group elects officers and other representatives necessary to carry on Home Room activities. The advisers help the students to plan individual programs with their future education and careers in view. Sportsmanship and Home Room spirit are promoted by intramural athletics. In the twelfth grade, the B seniors are combined into one large Home Room, while the A seniors meet in the auditorium. Class oiiicers are elected for each group. The school has found that three periods a week are sufficient for counseling and other necessary business. Thus, by limiting the auditoriums to the other two days, the time is used to the best possible advantage. 12B-325 Top Row: Atwood, Brand, Bar-' ron, Chaffee, Brown, Cawcutt, Bredesen. 0 Fourth Row: Athel- stan, Budde, Bennett, Conrad, B. Carlson, Burnet. 0 Third Row: Alstrom, E. Carlson, Bursh, Boring, Bentley, 'Butter- worth, Bratrud. 0 Srcoml Row: Collins, Beaudoin, Blankenhorn, Berdan, Anderson, Canterbury. 0 Firsl Row: Allen, Bartholo- mew-President, Cole, Miss Su- ber, Andre, Christensen, Collctt. MH H xf i ' ,2 F M- ,rg 7 , 4? :ami , -' fi Q RW , , , .11ZL qs , 35.90 , 3-uv Si , N535 W. , NW .- wr 1 Q F . 1 , Is 3 ' Q Q Yr - I 3. .,, K V .5 Maia V Q, , J' . J , , -1 , V. f- M Q W yy ' A 1 f , ju. ,W X,-W , li W W 'W gy M af ,. 1, 1 1 2' fi ,, 1 7' ,QA if? I Jw . J, if fr S ' . W my , ' Q 1 as 'Q 'fx g 4 ,1153V V gi Q, W , V 2 ' Q Ki? W 3 '1f+f' t gig 2, J , . 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Wendell, Roth, Walker, Weigel Rose, Solie, Rector, Vidal. 0, Firsi Row: VanAst, Weiskopf Romig, Wieland, Miss Farsje, Helen Smith-Secretary, Van- strum, Swanson. l1A1--320 Top Row: Paulson, Bruer, Podas, Hustad, Wiley, Tack, Gates. 0 Fourth Row: Twito, Watson, Schmitz, Rand, Smith, Doell. 0 Third Row: Dash, Entz- minger, Waldron, L. Johnson, G. johnson. 0 Second Row: Rauch,Christiansen,Parker,Rieg- ger, Updegraff, Krause. 0 First Row: Scott-Treasurer, Sned- eker--Vice President, Mr. Lind- stedt, Fish - President, Olson, Christman. 11A2-209 Top Row: Lundberg, Butcher, Henry, Farnham, Maser, Erick- son, Scollard. 0 Fonrfb Row: Sisson, Martin, Nelson, Kunz, Mathews, Jacobson. 0 Third Row: Shumway, Schneller, Dorr, Little, Siegel, Kennon, Bates. 5 Sfrond Row: Johnson, Westphal, Sears, Langland, Romano, Quinn. 0 Firsf Row: Salkin, Thacker- Vice President, Mrs. Savage, Hal- vorson - President, Kitagawa - Secretary-treasurer. 1 IAS-326 Top Row: Berg, O'Brien, Lane, Kennedy, Paulick, Peterson. 0 Third Roux: Schmidt, Brunsell, Croisette, Lone, Helbling, Mat- thiessen, McClintock. 0 Second Row: Agren, Gibbons, Crawford, Lehman, Strohmeier, Turner. 0 Firsl Row: Watson, Morse, Drury-President, Mr. Claeson, Jensen -- Treasurer, Brennan - Vice President, Tinkham. IIA4-310 Top Row: Christman, Benson, Anderson, Klingen, B e r k i n, Walsh, Klick. 0 Third Row: Ahlgren, Lundh, Smith, Shol, M. Johnson, Burns. 0 Second Row: Pinkerton, McCormick, Hadley, B. Olson, Miller, Stew- art, McCann. 0 Fin! Row: Reedy, Jacobson, Benton--Vice President, Mrs. Gray, B. J. Ol- son-President, Nelson, F. John- son-Treasurer. Idol of Millions. Lose Something? Time Out for Lunch. Circus Stuff- 11A5-316 Top Row: Getchell, Tanner, Heilig, Merrill, Droege, Milton Sutton. 0 Third Row: Nelson Selmer, Hartley, Hopkins, Beer Willet. 0 Second Row: Diet: richson, West, Neiman, Springer, Johnstone, Foulke, Batham. 0- First Row: Gustafson, Carlson , Auran-Vice President, Pink- ham-President, Wilson-Secre- tary, Clevenger, Nuessle. a s Q 4 x -: -fwnv fx w X K , ., M 1 HE- V .. is im- vj ' K 3332 :,.,.,. AV f f' my f , 'A ggeigea 7 Q. I ,ywfl M- . K . - .' My + 2, Q ,L ig i W Q - .... r X 4 5 Q-gg. 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M 5- 81 we v Q 4 2 H ,271 5- 5 W 3 3 -nu A Y A fix Q ,M , 1 iff Q ..,,,, Q Sq K VZ ' 'EP up Q, S+' 3, my -J my , ww' V wtf? , ,pd 'fs 251 Q96 4.. x H J' 10A10-2 08 Top Row: Simons, Schaller, Boyd, Lovstedt, Winston, Mc- Cauley, Kiekenapp. 0 Fourth Row: Cedarberg, Bather, De- laney, Susag, Juel, Larson. 0 Third Row: Turbin, Haeg, Speer, Acers, Nasby, Cotter, Horwitz. 5 Second Row: Mc- Neal, Williams, Oliver, Laird, Jensen, Powell. 0 First Row: Pearson, Redmond, Gerwe-Vice President, Miss Peterson, Weitzel -Treasurer, Balch - Secretary, Brown-President. 1 oA11-2 1.5 Top Row: Larson, Henkel, Wright, Proshek, Soper, Wid- meier, Mead. 0 Fourth Row: Huber, Senn, Blackburn, Foster, Cotton, Mahlman. 0 Tbird Row: Hilligoss, Kremer, Boone, Fassbinder, Swain, Jepson, Earl. 0 Second Row: Bieri, Potvin, Meyers, Olin g e r, Sandburg, Wenger, Turgeon. 0 First Roui: Krueger, Brunkow - Secretary- treasurer, Christopher-Vice President, Mr. Brackett, McKen- zie-President, Grapp, Hansen. 10A12--3 07 Top Row: Purcell, Merkert, Hart, Weber, Nielsen, Wurz, Pfeifer, Caldwell. 0 Fourth Row: Bearman, R. johnson, Hartkopf, Franklin, Hallen, Garlock, Weltzin. 0 Third Row: Cory, Doell, Morse, A. Johnson, MacMillan, Routhier, Leonard, Selseth. 0 Second Row: Sterling, Carlson, Rosen- holtz, Alwin, Scharf, Olson, McDonough. 0 First Row: Thompson, Griebel, Sheehan- Secretary, Bricker - President, Somerville, Richards. , .qc 55. ,,,g. X' ,D Q f Q, W ' ' W 6 if W YY 5 ..., , A K LL,, . . L I, . ew ez. kr I J ' ' . ,F if - sq 4 A , Q 8? ' M A EWG Q? P- A if gm N 2 335 7' Ei? WW - '5-. ' v' X' , 1' H-,fs -is 'E' 'V I x ? 5' X 5 0 fc. 'B' mga if 1 OB4-2 0 1 Top Row: Swan, Pew, Gaines, Woodhouse, Heverstock, Ball. 0 Fourth Row: Schultz, MacLean, Koplis, jones, Clark, Maston, Gomberg. 0 Third Row: Ladd, Vessey, Olson, Swanson, Green, Anderson, Elliott, Nelson. 9 Seroml Row: Shol, Kline, An- drews, Stenson, Cary, Shaxted, jacobi. 0 First Row: Radford, Ritzel, Livingston - President, Miss Denison, Culbertson, Hen- del-Vice Pres., Feig, Burgin. 1 OB5-3 18 Top Row: Sandberg, Lord, Crinkley, Winslow, Everett, Miller, Colvin, Bill Benson, Helbling. 0 Fourlh Row: Palm- er, Wachman, Laux, Neal, Bob Benson, Johnston, McGeary, Arneson. 0 Third Row: Marr, Griswold, Duncan, Brown, Frohbach, Stimson, Clark, Nel- son, Olson. 0 Second Row: Pierce, Blankenhorn, Swaim, Fink, Jenkins, B o r c h a r d t, Gorder, Blake. 0 Firsl Row: Thuresson, Alberty, Lindemann -S e c r e t a r y, Knutson-Vice President, Mr. Jackson, Remole --President, Rufsvold, Kenyon -Treasurer, Bast. 1 OBS--219 T017 Row: Fischer, Clark, Lie- benberg, Wallgren, McCabe, Jensen, Matson, Crogness. 0 Fourih Raw: Swanson, Mc- Cubrey, Peeke, Borgwardt, Tur- ner, Ramsey, Apperson. 0 Thinl Row: Shepley, Burke, Wetch, Perkins, Preston, Cassin, Segal, Iohnson. 0 Second Row: Hein, Hyland, Welch, Almer, Dunkle, Kosmos, Suman. 0 First Row: MacPherson, Hendrickson, Gor- don, Miss Smith, Bean-Presi- dent, Nelson-Vice President Barbara Ross-Secretary-Treas. Potentially a winning team all season, the squad could not hit its full stride until the final encounter with South, trampling them under a 19-12 advantage. Edison, Wash- burnls first opponent, was awarded a narrow decision by dint of ill-timed Miller fumbles, but the play as a whole was a winning brand. Improved for the game against Roosevelt, the squad was dealt a stunning blow-an injury to co-captain Bud Leckie-- a setback from which the team did not completely recover all season. Although defeated by a charging Polar aggregation, the team rallied to meet West in a disputed home- coming clash which students contend is still in progress. With the ball in Washburn's possession on the opponent's two-yard line, and time for at least another play, a fire- cracker inadvertently stopped the game. It was not resumed. After bowing before an inspired Marshall squad and a fast Central outfit, the Millers came into their own in the victory over South. Bud Higgins was honored by a berth on the all-city team for his fine open field running, Dick Bowen, a stellar tackle, gained honorable mention. Washburn Edison Washburn Roosevelt Washburn North Washburn West Washburn Marshall Washburn Central Washburn South Leckie Blocks fs, 323 T22 5332 fp, Strategists. :wwf 47 an - VXQ9 930' Silent Sentinel. Stymied Top Row: Hnxby fMzmagcrj, Rose, G. Merrill, Watson, Gronsclh, bummers, Brnvinder Nuessle, Auran, Higgins, Hatch, Bean, Jacobson, Lind, Cobb, Cravcns, Wells QAsst tainj Leckic CCO-captninj Hockctt W'ood Holzingcr Roth Hoffman Gisvold QAsst Managerj Sandahl, H. Merrill, Hill, Hofselli, Tlmycr, Duntlcy, Mr. Dillncr fCOdCl1J. 0 Scroml Row. Mr. Ross QAsst. Coaclij, Larsen 1Asst. Coaclij, Bartholomew, Tharp, Nauglc, W'iley, Coachj. 0 Ifirsf Row: McGinnis, XVcsrlioff, Mucdcking, Stark, Grattrm, Bowen QCo-cap- mmm Top Row: Roth, Bollum, Bowen, Wfesthoff, Bond, Struble, Rose. 0 Second Row: Mr. Parsons, Higgins, Thayer, Leckie, Gar- niss, Mr. Ross. 0 First Row: Mr. Alwin, Mr. Fleenor, Mr. Dillner, Mr. MacQuarrie, Mr. Larsen, Mr. Hoard, Mr. Lee. 0 Athletic Board-This group, composed of the coaches and captains of all athletic squads, determines primarily the requirements for W,'s for each sport and certifies those who are entitled to letters as a result of having fulfilled these requirements. Each sport receives equal representation on the board. And in further development of the idea of equal representation, the athletic teams, through their captains, are given a voice with the faculty in the establishment of standards in the presentation of letters. ' Boys' VV Club-This club is composed of all athletes who have won a letter in some interscholastic sport. The main function of this group is the sponsoring of the semi-annual banquet. Because the season's VV winners are announced at this ban- quet, it is always well attended by coaches, athletes, and their fathers. Resumes of each sport by the respective coaches, the all-important announcements, and a talk by a college athlete or coach comprise the program. It is a fine Hnish to an athletic season. Top Row: Hale, WesthoE, Bond, Kennedy, Muedeking, Brown, Gronseth, Haxby. 0 Second Row: Thayer, Hofman, Roth, G. Merrill, Hofseth, Dahlen, Garniss. 0 First Row: La Lone, Lind, Wiley, Wood, Higgens, Scott, Jacobson, H. Merrill. l Top Row: Weiner, Ledin, Row- land, Painter, Burt, Gorder, Weisel, Mclinary, M. Allen. 0 Fourth Row: Hessian, Hurd, Al- ford, Blaker, Brand, Taber, Wash, Pickhardt. 9 Third Row: Nichols, Littlejohn, C o o p e r, Files, Hay, Geiger, Anderson. 0 Second Row: Ronning, P. Allen, Eastman, Johnson, Carlander, 'v'5'arburton, Andre, Quinn. 0 First Row: Taylor QVice Presi- dentj, Bates QTreasurerJ, Ogden CSecretary 25, McCormick QPresident lj, Miss Bowen, Miss Thurston, Kahlert CSecretary 1, President 21. ' G.A.A. Board-On each Friday morning the executive body of the Girls' Athletic Association, thirty strong, meet with the ofhcers and gym teachers to hear reports and discuss business regarding the activities of the various sports. Each of the members is selected to be in charge of a definite sport-she supervises the progress of this sport and records the points earned by each girl. A membership party in the fall and a W,' banquet in the spring complete the activities. 0 City Wide Wearers-This emblem is the highest award given in Minneapolis High Schools foi girls' athletics. Be- cause only two hundred points are given in each sport, an individual must be active in sports the year around to win an emblem. Leadership and interest in all school athletics are the aims of participation in these activities. 0 Girls' W Wearers-To be amopg those girls privileged to wear a W,, or City Wide emblem, a girl must earn six hundred points for a letter, four hundred additional points for an emblem and recommendations as to scholarship and general character. Points are awarded for participation in sports and a girl must be active in every sport to'Win a W . Top Row: Endicott, Hegenes, Nelson, Lindow, Taber, Chis- holm. 0 Second Row: Ledin, Hurd, Ogden, Hessian, E. Nel- son, C. Johnson, Arneson. 0 First Row: R. Olson, Brand, Taylor, K. Anderson, Flink, Griswold. -W-, v Top Row: Haas, Stokes, Painter, McSorley, H. Anderson, McCor- mick, Mather, Mayhew. 0 Thin! Row: Erdall, McQuary, Fields, Johnston, Butterworth, Wilson, Bennison. 0 Second Row: Car- lander, Hahn, Bishop, Allen, Spencer, Erickson, Hanson, Phil- lips. 0 Firsi Row: Thayer, Ulve- stad, Miss Bowen, M. Andersen Whitcomb, Smith, Johnson. , nh Top Row: Berglund, jackson, M. Johnson, Hughes, Gorder, Johan- son, Endicott, Mclfnary, Burnett. 0 Fonrib Row: Hessian, Hurd, Lindow, Burns, Blaker, Carlson Lcdin, Everett. 0 Third Row: Kahlert, C. johnson, Files, Bo- linder, Chisholm, Arneson, Leslie, Littlejohn, M. L, Johnson. 9 Sfroml Row: B u t t e r wo r t h, Geiger, Howard, Brand, Blay- lock, Berdan, Anderson, Cole. 9 Firx! Row: Hendrickson, Cox, Hatlcsrad, Andre, Flink, Alford, Fowler, Ljostvedt, Kitagowa. i Top Row: Twenge, Mayhew, Pal- mer, Walsh, P. Rosholt, Griebel, j. Nelson, Weisel, Rudolf. 0 Fourlb Raw: Stephens, Schellen- berger, Leslie, Hessian, Andrews, Hay, V. Nelson, Strom. 0 Third Row: Taber, Whipple, Webster, B. Moore, K. Moore, M. Rosholt, Picklmrdt, Ogden, Snedeker. 0 Svroml Raw: Frizzell, Rose, Olson, Taylor, W a r b u r t o n. Michel, Ronning, Smith. U Firxl Row: McDonough, Tnney, Romig, Nelson, Margery Nel- son, Griswold, Thom, Quinn. Top Row: Woldsness, Walsh, Cederberg, Allen, Taber, John- son, Ogdahl. 0 Tbira' Row: Chisholm, Playman, Bryant, Mc- Pheeters, Brand, Dytert. 0 Sec- ond Row: Rouland, Nichols, Langland, Taylor, P. Smith, Warburton, Andre. 0 Fin! Row: Williams, H. Smith, Ron- ning, Miss Thurston, Summer- ville, Sanderson. ihleim 43' There were twenty-four teams which competed in the speedball tournament, the first fall sport. Although the weather was favorable, the un- usually short season did not permit a play-off for a school championship. Each home room team has a captain who keeps the members of her team informed of the schedule. There are twelve active players, the rest of the remain- ing in the line. Three hundred and sixty-eight players participated in the forty-nine games. Supreme on the Courts. Equestrienne Neophytes. Nautical Racqueteers. 43 5 'ZQUZQWJMDMW Top Row: Bremicker, Bachman, Stout, Remole, Ring, Merrill. 0 First Row: Habata, Syme, Mclnnis, Lee, Beaudoin, Mr. MacQuarrie. Every Tuesday morning before school, the Stu- dent Council meets with Mr. MacQuarrie to discuss problems concerning the welfare of the school. Through this group, the student body can more readily be contacted. With the opin- ions of these outstanding leaders, elected by their fellow students as class representatives, Mr. MacQuarrie is able to conduct a more democratic program. The Student Council sponsors educational auditoriums as well as tak- ing charge of homecoming affairs. It has been their practice in the past to cooperate on proj- ects for the support of school activities. The accompanying informal pictures show a typical meeting, three members, Jerry Remole, Laur- ence Bachman, and Audrey Lee, looking at the Washburn hall mural, and Mr. MacQuarrie dis- cussing a problem with two 12A members, Jean Syme and Paul Bremicker. To gain membership in this organization is a student's highest goal. Q5 vo ow. sllxixeoiio Top Row: Orvis, Maag, Scherf, Brown, Burns, Siegel. 0 Second Row: Little, Leubner, Eisele, Nelson, Olson. 0 First Row: Cox, Miss Borreson, Miss E. johnson, Miss Lund, Miss K. Johnson, Salkin. Top Row: Reigstad, Hannam, Nothaft, Olson, Eustis, Lindow, Rearick. 0 Second Row: Mc- Innis, Kahlert, Owen-President Qlj, QZJ, Pardee, Walsh, Wash, Bratrud, Ledin. 0 First Row: Snedeker, Stenson, Miss Brown, Miss Mossberg, Romig, Smith, Vitz -- Secretary-treasurer QU, C27- 0 Office Board-Under the guidance of Miss Lund, Miss E. Johnson, Miss Borreson, and Miss Kay Johnson, the girls on the Office Board receive practical experience in office work. They act as secretaries, operate adding machines, distribute mail, operate the switchboard, and perform other tasks which are a part of a well:run' office. The girls become skilled in the various phases of office work and are better fitted to obtain office or secretarial positions after graduation. 0 Library Board-The library, as a source of information, is one of the most important departments in the school. Members of the Library Board are NB average students who have served an appren- ticeship of one semester and have received a teacher's recommenda- tion. The Library Board sponsors Book Week, has complete charge of the books, helps with the bulletin exhibits, and sees that the library functions smoothly during study periods throughout the day. L S. At the end of each semester, the fond hopes of a number of aspiring students are at last realized with their entrance as working members in the National Honor Society. From the upper one-fourth of the 11A and 12B classes, pupils whose initiative has brought them outstanding recognition in service, character, scholarship, and leadership are chosen by their fellow students and members of the faculty to become working members in the national organization. Washburn is proud that the idea of a Working membership originated in its halls. just this year, this plan was adopted as a national practice. Accordingly a working member must maintain his previous record in order to become a life member. The National Honor Society meets with our principal to discuss problems and plans concerning the welfare of the school. The meetings of this group are particularly worth- while because Mr. MacQuarrie often makes interesting comments and interpretations on timely issues of local and national importance. The students in the group enjoy their principal's remarks about other schools he has visited on his extensive travels. Such regular exchange of thoughts naturally encourages much Wholesome and desirable discussion. J VFP ff Miss Goldsworthy explains N.H.S. 46 Top Row: MacMillan, Kucera, Painter, Huenekens, J. Anderson, Bollum, Hayes. 0 Third Raw: johnson, Stokes, Mayhew, O'Kieife, Weiner, Haas, Chap- man, H. Anderson. 0 Second Row: Bennison, Benlick, Mc- Cormick, McQuary, Peck, But- terworth, Cohen. 0 First Row: Freeman, Andersen, Balch, Car- lander-Secretary QU, Mr. Mac- Quarrie, Wetterlin, Erickson, Hahn. Nl Top Row: Fleenor, Haxby Holtzman, Asper, Block, Berg- lund. 0 Fourth Row: Beach, M Johnson, Carlson, Griebel, Galin Hegenes, Bush. 0 Third Row: Habata, J a c o b s e n, Hessian Bertie, L. Everett, Glascock. 0 Second Row: M. A. Johnson, V johnson, Griswold, Anderson, M. L. Johnson, Howard, Berdan 0 First Row: Hudson, Blaylock Hatlestad, Alford, Fowler, All len, Bosiger, T. Everett. Top Row: Playman, Struble, Stevenson, S t e w a r t, Madsen, Shutt, Knowles, Oftedal. U Fourlh Row: Twenge, Powell, Mayhew, McCracken, McQuary, Rice, Schneider. 0 Third Row: McNally, Lindow, Whipple, Phillips, Mclnnis, Rosholt. 0 Seroml Row: Owen, Wash, Sne- deker, Ledin, Oppegard, Sogard, Olson. 0 First Row: Mehlin, Taylor, Thom, Kinseth, War- burton, Smith. Diligence Brings Its Results. Top Row: I-iaxby, Biesanz, Block, Everett, Peterson, Hall, Reigstad, Snedeker, Grigsby. 5 Fourth Row: Dean, Beach, E. Nelson, Lindow, M. Nelson, Rudolf, Ledin, Wash. 0 Third Row: Littlejohn, W'ebster, Lee, Olson, M. Johnson, Reynolds, Ogden, Howard, V. Johnson. 0 Second Row: Williams, Michel, Griswold, Thom, Bjornstad, Hineline, Quinn, Workman. 0 First Row: Warburton, Steven- son, Mr. Fleenor, Miss Trow- bridge, Mr. Bracl-rett, Asper, Fowler, Alford. ' Wahian-In the preparation of a more permanent record of high school life, the three Wahian staffs, editorial, business, and art, work together on the only Washburn publication which includes everyone and everything. Club activities, important events, and the highlights of the school year are combined to produce a more com- eine. plete year-book than has previously been edited. The Wahian gives students 21 very good chance to use their talent for a worthy purpose. ' Grist-Editors and reporters Work together to present a bi-weekly account of school affairs in the Grist. The editorial staff sponsors new trends in journalism. The page editors, under the supervision of Miss Dowling, instruct their reporters as to the type of a story required. Many aspiring reporters from the news classes faithfully contribute their inches. Our paper has gained distinction and wide recognition. Grizzly GI'iSICI'S Wghigniteg .....,... 6o5.S,xQ op 'Ya N kj Xfz,'G5, ,-'R vga! M giwga Q' 5' 2 432' New an E 525:52 J Z, QV 1 '..fLr,z, 1 , ,.,. J Top Row: McKenzie, Landberg, Larson, Grigsby, Barron, Schmidt, Martin, Ordwny. 0 Third Row: Foulke, Beer, Van Koersel, Morse, Smith, Snllenber, Everett. 0 Second Row: Jacobi, Nelson, Zalusky, Swank, Weit- zel, Kauffman, Jenkins, Dietrick- son. 0 First Row: Bryant, Ben- lick, Jedlicka, Mr. Parsons, Miss Trowbridge, Cole, Jenne, Stall- man. Yurvxe' sw WM Stageharids. Senior Balancers. 50 Q ee? 0 Stage Crew-Members of the Stage Crew are vital contributors to every production on the Washburn stage. The crew is divided into groups according to the number of scenes needing sets. These groups are responsible for the attractive backgrounds used in Harlequin plays, operas, and other produc- tions. The construction crew makes props for stage presentations, while thc electricians create lighting effects. Mr. Parsons and Miss Trowbridge assist. 0 Credit Bureau-A most important organization, the Senior Credit Bureau, forms the budget for the graduating class and assists the treasurer in the collection of IZA dues. The budget is formed to cover class expenses. The bureau, directed by Miss Klein and the class treasurer, ably supervises the expenditure of all class funds. The Credit Bureau boasts that every year since its organization, the budget and expenditures for graduation have been the same. Top Row: Cross, Hellekson, Wallgren, Bollum, Zingsheim. 0 Secoml Row: Wilson, MacMu1- lan, McQuary, Jacobson. 0 First Row: Freeman, Hockett, Miss Klein, Kucera, Wetterlin. Top Row: Somers, Austin, Linder, l-Ioltzman, Stevenson, Hall. 0 Third Row: D. Carlson, Weil, Oftedal, D u r r y, Mc- Cracken, Jacobsen, Bush. 9 Sec- ond Row: Anderson, Leicker, J. Carlson, Oppegard, Reynolds, N Johnson. 9 First Row: Griswold, Taylor, Haxby, Thayer, Howard, Warburton. Y W, , l l ii 4 1 51 CoC do l W 6 Organized primarily as a service club for upper class girls, the U. C. Club pro- motes good fellowship. A membership party, style show, and senior farewell are enjoyed each year by the members. Talks, cultural and talent programs, comprise meetings well balanced with good entertainment and interesting edu- cational features. As the club membership is very large, a competent cabinet is the nucleus about which the organization revolves. The girls are fortunate in having their club under the guidance of Mrs. Goodson and Miss Smart. Each girl has an opportunity to serve on a special committee of her personal choice. Top Row: Dean, Farrar, Elliott, Burt, Griswold, Allen, Beebc, Endicott. 9 Sixth Row: Arne- son, Bain, Collom, Bertie, An- drews, Cousins, Dedier, Ander- son, Frizzell. 0 Fifth Row: Gar- rett, Hanson, Chapman, Erdall, Bennison, Bishop, F r e e m a n, Cohen. 0 Fourth Row: Beard- sley, Bryce, Fraser, Blaker, Drongeson, Brand, Derby, Glas- cock, Carlson. 0 Third Row: Carlander, Berkey, Allen, Gedig, Burr, Bissonnette, Baldry, Ander- sen. 0 Second Row: Blackbourn, Everett, Craswell, Buck, Fay, Brogren, Blaylock, Dunn, Elli- son. 0 First Row: Larrabee, Warburton-Vice President Qlj, Wash-Secretary Q1 D , Vice Presi- dent f2J, Balch-President KU, Mrs. Goodson, Miss Suber, Mc- Innis-Treasurer QU, Secretary 121, Fowler, Alford, Crowley. Top Row: Mayhew, Howe, La Salle, M. E. Johnson, V. Jacob- sen, J. Jacobsen, Griebel, Johan- son, Lindow, Hessian. 9 Fourth Row: Mann, Mather, Linn, Leslie, Linahan, Huntley, Haas, Leonhard, Jacobson. 0 Third Row: Lovstedt, Ledin, Lee, Mac- Keen, Juster, Hamre, McCann, Lucas. 0 Second Row: M. A. Johnson, Harrison, Harwood, Johnston, Hahn, Hay, V. John- son, C. Johnson, Littlejohn. 0 First Row: Koller, Howard, Morse, Krier, Kundert, Kirsch- stein, Lueders, M. L. Johnson- President 121, B. Johnson, La Croix, Kyllo. Top Row: Olson, Oftedal, Mc- Cawley, Peterson, Painter, Sedg- wick, Rosholt,' Medgorden, J. Nelson. 0 Fifth Row: Mc- Cracken, McSor1ey, MacKeen, Partridge, McClure, McCormick, M. Nelson, Nubson. 0 Fourth Row: Meigs, Pardee, Salisbury, Seidl, A. Owen, Shaffer, S. Phil- lips, Miller, C. Owen. 0 Third Row: Northey, Schmidt, Orvis, D. Phillips, Oppegard, Slaathaug, Roberg, E. Nelson, McNeil, Peck. 0 Seroml Row: Oman, L. V. Nelson, Ogden, L, Nelson, Mer- kert, Rickord, Pink, McKee, Moore. 0 First Row: Singer, Murphy, Michel, Ozmon, Shirk, Workman, McDonough, Ron- ning, McGrath, Ohliger. Top Row: Stokes, Weiner, Taber, VanCleve, Stevenson, Sogard, Spencer. 0 Fourth Row: West- afer, Wilson, Spatz, Tenvold, Syme, Trannstrom, Stebbins, J. Williams. 0 Third Row: B. Williams, Webster, W al t e r, Westfall, Smith, Weidt, Thur- ston, Tustison, R. Williams. 0 Second Row: Tolzman, R. Sulli- van, B. Sullivan, Thayer, Ulve- stad, Taylor, E. Smith, Wetterlin. 0 First Row: Rocheford, Toom- ey, B. Smith, G. Smith, Thom, Stenson, Veness, Speece, Vroman. , f Cabinet Confers- Directing Campaign .af K Y -4 , .. 'fyh ww 'K y' ' .1 'L I 4 21' kr six fish gf 1 Q. fs mL,, , , QM 565 i 5 ww , ,V-2, , ' xxx mi, p. y r i 4 Dix gk fi, , ,, a wx' ,M ' ii - 1 wfksfs-Wzig A-Qatw , VM , f Q, --x, , . , if wr Q1 A 5 X lx. '20 v,.. ' ' :22 ' 5 . 1 r 1 ',!. I i, gf V. p u , -j, 19,2 ..-fa. ,I .'i4lvgg.qa. N . 2. Flwfg' .2 wg 4,5 'iii W '53 x is 3. 5 2, 9 lx: ' E Q LQ. 1,! 7 'ei fl f V. Sv Aj. . , f- xx? , -1 if--Y 35 2' 1 W '.' - ,,.. is - ' i va' 'A A ' M jf: R xi X- 1' ., in A K xm'ffw ,aff ,x J ' Lv W1 . . GL X Q 1 .lf 'f-if ihemfgykf 2.3 J' 4 3, ' ' Minn Q V ' 1 X iii SJR X ff xxx H . .- - in Washburn Threatens! Nice Save, Mac ! Proximity to facilities for all winter sports--skating, skiing, ice boat- ing, and tobogganing-gives to all Washburn students the opportunity to enjoy winter out-of-doors. With hve skating rinks in the district, is it any wonder figure skating and hockey are so popular at Washburn? Skiing and tobogganing on the numerous nearby hills are carried on by the novice and the expert with equal enjoyment. With Washburn's representatives this year placing in city and state meets, skiing has gained rapidly in popularity. Washburn students spend much time enjoy- ing winter sports, but they find the popular snow season far too short. January graduation took one 0 of Washburn's finest athletes --Bud Leckie. His hard-hit- ting football, fast-skating hockey, and sturdy javelin throwing have marked him as one whom coaches are loath to lose. Mac Thayer and Oliver Dahlen were both hon- ored for their outstanding play at goalie and defense, respectively, by membership on the paper's all-city team. Macv Thayer. Ollie Dahlen. W Because Washburn defeated a strong West team on two occasions by a 2-1 score, the Millers are again city champions in inter- scholastic hockey. A hard skating, hard checking team closed the city schedule with a record unmarred by defeat. In the first two games the Millers met stiff oppo ition, eking out a one point victory over West and tying South. But with their shooting eyes trim for Marshall, a new scoring record was made when the Millers knocked in six goals. In January, graduation deprived the team of its first line but the replacements proved fully capable. Paired with Marshall in the play- off, Washburn again shut out the Car- dinals. The clash with West for the cham- pionship was a close, fast encounter. The Millers won due to a superior defense. In the Twin City title meeting, Washburn met its only defeat at the hands of a fast and tricky St. Paul Washington team. Mighty Harsh Weather! Washburn 2 W'est Washburn 1 South Washburn 6 Marshall Washburn 4 Central Washburn 4 North 1 1 0 2 1 Hold Tight! e 90056, e Q66 Kxxxlbclea ggi' xo CO? O6 Q Xvx egyfq ,BM 'QW XO ,A,t5'QyeC Washburn 3 Marshall Washburn 2 West Washburn 1 Washington 0 1 4 . , Q9 t 'f :gfb Ns e0l'X0ELs-90 e 63200 lp C3990 YQQQES S300 65205 Got ,005 a isii iw 'QM 0920 0 0 WWQWQA ' ' Top Row: Carlson QAsst. Man- agerj, Bowen, Bollum CCo-cap- tainj, Dahlen, Mr. Dillner fCoachJ, Kennedy, Berg, Boll, Follansbee, Wallgren. 0 First Row: Hellickson, Rose, Leckie, Thayer CCO-captainj, Tinkham, S c o t t, Hawkinson, Hoffman, Stevenson fManagerQ. S7 vaio Xe W Nm 9 001 X - Dahl' Y SM. Koss wack. 1 Brothereaches. ii s view, Ms, Stwble' Nix two, YW cfoxswe' 'Cm . 'moi 1 Sffllcoaclbl The prospects of success for the basketball squad were doubtful at che start of the season as there were only two returning lettermen, however, the results of the opener with Central changed downcast looks to furtive glances at the championship trophy. These glances were not entirely quelled until the final gun of the heartbreak- ing Marshall game. The Central team Was the first victim, but Edison with Tony Jaros was too.much to handle. The Tommy sharpshooting and the Miller inaccuracy spelled defeat. Vocational was an easy victim of the alive Miller defense. Our traditional rival, West, provided more trouble than was bargained for but could not de- liver the winning punch. Following the Roosevelt en- counter, the clash with Marshall was the important game in regard to title aspirations. Inability to control rebounds was the cause of the close defeat. Washburn took the measure of North, but South's Tigers dropped the Millers into fourth position in a tight, low-scoring ball game. W yYx'BY2 'oi xx, wt ache' i o YJKGSWL . O , Ywlbs Swish It! Follow! Will It? 'I Top Row: Tustison, Warren Naugle, Ceclerstrancl, Jenkins, Cowie. 0 Seromf Row: Bryngel- son QManagerQ, Ambrose, Polk , Sutton, Thomas, Ruby, Van- strom, Hustad CManagerj. 0 Firsl Raw: Tommeraasen, John- son, Gunderson, O'Brien, Chris- tianson. Pause That Refreshes. Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Xnio we Alumni Central Edison Vocational West Roosevelt Marshall North South evoke' 36 41 59 34 30 27 28 31 21 59 Clark MacGregor and Captain Don Garniss The conclusion of the swimming schedule found the Washburn team again in second position bowing only to West and Marshall This upheld our record of never finishing below third. The first three opponents fell easy victims to the Miller tankers, but West, paced by Mel Hen- drickson, was too powerful. The team came back to Win a close victory over Roosevelt. Marshall, however, eked out a five point vic- tory in the last dual meet. In the city meet 5 XVashburn placed third, while West won again. 5 . Tenney to LaLone. Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn South Edison North West Washburn W'ashburn Washburn Central Roosevelt Marshall 60 , 3' Top Row: Ozmon, Conkey, Nearhood, LaI.one, Adams, Per- rine, Fewel. 0 Second Row: Suc- ton, Tenney, MacGregor, Sum- mers, Burgess, Wood. 9 First Row: Phillips, Garniss, Mr. Lee Johnson IManagerQ. Top Row: Muedeking, Shotwell, Madsen, Bruce, Bowen. 0 Second Row: McKenzie, Erickson, Dengler, Grady, Morton, Mr. Roder QCoachJ. 0 First Row: Johnson, Armstrong, Freeman, Lind, Olinger. med aww Starting regular practice too late to figure in the title, the wrestling team nevertheless produced the state heavyweight champion, Dick Bowen, and placed fifth in the state as a team. Handicapped by lack of practices and a late start, the tumbling squad could not establish an impressive record, but the team did capture fourth place in the city meet. An in- Top Row: Grapp, Bliss, Weitzel, VanLear, Christianson. 0 Front Row: Hancock, Hansen, Carlson, Femling, Bryant, Mr. Larsen fCoachj. complete squad failed to place in the Northwestern Gym Meet. 1 Own? eil! V05' GW' ea 61 MB Student referees volunteered their willing services to oificiate in the annual basketball tournament. Twenty-five teams, with a minimum of twelve girls on a team, showed excellent sportsmanship in abiding by the referees' decisions. There was an exception- ally good turn-out for the fifty-four games which were played. This year a change has been adoptcd whereby the lines have been moved to the sides, leaving an open court. This makes the game more interesting to participants and spectators alike, be- cause of more active playing and increased enthusiasm. The games, which are played after school, last twen- ty minutes. Each pair plays one minute at the posi- tions of guard, center, and forward. The season is climaxed by play-off games between grade champs which determine the school basketball championship. One, Hold It, Break Queen of the Ice Leaders-in-Chief T017 Row: Johanson, Nelson Griebl, Martin, Klick, Carroll: Hessian. 0 First Row: Syme, HHY, Andrews, Warburton, Wei- sel, Meigs, Medgorden. At 7 55 We play The championship volleyball game is one of the highlights of the G.A.A. calendar. It is played on the stage for a girls' auditorium. This year che 12A,s were victorious with an outstanding team. One side continues to serve until an error is made by the serving side. Only che serving side may score a point. This sport is one of the most popular in school, as a large number may play at one time. ...WMU OV pw YW' to eioenf. 1 awe Top Row: M. johnson, Huenekens, Painter, Mayhew, Fields, Wilson, D. Anderson. 0 Second Row: Bennison, Erdall, Spencer, Krier, Kundert, Hanson. 0 First Row: M. Andersen, B. Johnson, Miss Bowen fAdviserj, Bishop, Carlander. 64 Hi-Y at Washburn is well known for the service it does, both for its members and for the school. The aim of the Hi-Y is to develop its members mentally, spiritually and physically. For this reason it has adopted the triangle for its symbol. Hi-Y has developed character and responsibility in its members by letting them handle their own meetings and social activities. The great majority of the outstanding boys in school activities, athletic and scholastic, are members of one of the eight Washburn Hi-Y chapters. The chapters assist the Central Y.M.C.A. by furthering World Friendship activities and helping in the annual financial drive. This year Washburn district Hi-Y won the prize for outstanding City Wide Y activities. This prize was the picture, The Horizons, by.Margaret Fitzhugh Browne, which now holds a conspicuous place in our office. Social activities bind the friendships which boys have made in the Hi-Y. The I-Iallowe'en and Spring dances are enjoyed jointly by all the clubs. Each club plans a few parties and stags each semester. The great increase in membership shows that more and more upper- class boys are becoming interested active members of Washburn Hi-Y organizations. Host Greets Leader. o I Top Row: Asper-Secretary flj, Willeford, Hustad, Kroeger-Secretary QZJ, Wilson, Hockett -- President Q1 Q, Wiley. 0 Second Row: Gisvold, Pl a y m a n - Vice President Qlj, Watson, Hatch, Fleenor, Bean, Wood -Treasurer 122. 0 Firsl Row: Hellekson, P a r s o n s, F r e e m a n-Treasurer flj, Vice President Q2 J , Scott- President Q2 J , Stevenson, Joslyn, Weil, Pinkham. .xo sox 96 l 55 awe' Sakcecdfye wedge . 05 vo T566 S6 UQ! Jaw up A 'r , feed The pictorial sequence depicts the Weekly meeting of a typical Hi-Y club, the 1-9's. Q Ordeggleaj .7. Top Row: Fuller, Hayes, Hall -Treasurer Q 1 J , President Q21 , Stewart-Secretary Q2 D , Mr. Curtis, Awes. 0 Second Row: Farr, Entzminger, Geb- hardt, Kucera-Vice Presi- dent QU, MacGregor, Brown -Treasurer 121, Bell-Seo retary CU. 0 First Row: Scott, Roth, Bremicker-Vice President f2J, Balch, Punch, Ring, Snedeker, MacMillan- President QU. D touch g . jf? A V . Y Wgfnm ,- :M . 412 2 We Jai? am. .M k xi' 5 A ,aa 5:w 3 - ff V ky' E -W 25. ..,' 2 W 'Q f ! . Q ? . 2 , Y at k A - ' Q'V Q - if ' A ga ? , s HF , k wwiigfw ' HX ' ' 1 R' , -tg ' , . 5 2 6- V A R X' W 4 wig? Q 1' s 1 Y i Q T55 pL:fwf2f , ?' M' S aug S 'F ww egg, ' -E mi . ff, 1 G52 Q sf we. . Q-5 . Q '- Ms 7 fr if S an 1 Q Ei Wig 4 5' 52 iii: , ,Q , iwf . Y We ..:.,.,. Us N3 ff 4 is Q'-f 4 if E kv uf f' SQ Wm ig 'Uk ws? gg f, .5 Q, wif xi 1? pk 5.x AM 4, 1 , ,4. i g, .h fwwm ar 1' Bottoms up Filles d' honneur The Blue Triangle Girl Reserves finally made the long antici- pated change. Formerly, the entire group met monthly. Now, the club is divided into eleven chapters of twenty-five mem- bers each. With one cabinet, one joint, and two chapter meet- ings every month, the club hopes to stimulate more individual participation in all the various activities carried on by the group. The Silver Triangle Girl Reserves also initiated a new plan of organization. Each girl was given an opportunity to choose among Boy and Girl Relationship, Party Planning, Sports and Hobbies, or Dancing as her group. Through this plan, mem- bers are able to enjoy meetings which are more personally in- teresting to them, and also of a practical educational value. MQ Mme? Top Row: Cory, Griebel, May- hew, Hughes, Royal, Sehcllen- bcrger. 0 Tbiril Row: Collom, Nearpass, Ledin, Rosholt, Kah- lert, Arneson, Leslie. 0 Srcoml Row: Leighton, johnson, Mathews, Vitz, Thom, Smith, 9 Firxf Row: Butterworth- Secretary 121, Pickhardt - Treasurer QZQ, Wiisli-I. C. C. CZD, Warburton-President QZJ. Bm 7a Top RHIC! Griebel, Collom, Bertie, Burt, Carroll, Beebc, M. Butterworth-Secretary CZJ, E. Carlson, Bratrud. 9 Fflllffb Rolf: Beardsley, Delton, Frizzell. Garrett, Hamre, S. Carlson, Dobler, Erdall, J. Anderson, Farrar. 0 Tbiril Row: M. An- derson, Bishop, Freeman, K. An- derson, Everett, Bissonette, Buck, Gohlke, Allen. 0 Secomf Rolf: Andre, Cox, Craswell, Cole, Balch, Anderson, Iillison, Crowley, Fowler, Geiger-Vice President QZJ. 9 Fifi! Row: Endicott, Eastman, Warburton -L C. C. QU, President QZJ, WashiTreasurer 115, I. C. C. 123, Carlander-President CID, Miss Montgomery, J. Butter- worthhSecretary QU, Painter -Vice President CID, Estes. T017 Row: Lindow, Hcgenes, Hughes, Mclifnary, M. Hessian, K. Hessian, M. Mayhew, Haas. 5 Fifllw Row: B. MCQuary, Johanson, M. Leslie, A. Mayhew, Lord, Leonhard, B. C. Jacob- son, McClure. 0 Fuurlb Row: Jacobsen, Knudscn, Harwood, Hanson, McCormick, Mann, Helmick, M. McQuary. 0 Third Row: Hahn, Huntley, Mae- Keen, Leslie, Meigs, Moore, M. Johnson, Ledin, M. E. John- son. 0 Secoml Row: Luce, Hurd, Littlejohn, Gedig, V. Johnson, Hatlestad, Merkert, Kahlert, London, Howard. 0 Firxf Row: Michel, M. L. John- son, Lueders, Lund, Kinseth, McKee, McDonough, McGrath, B. Johnson. T017 Row: Stokes, Ofredal, Sedg- wick, Huenekens, Williams, Schutz, E. Nelson, Jacobsen, McCracken, Wiener. U Fifth Row: Powell, Van Cleve, Wid- mier, Rosholt, Mclnnis, M. Nel- son, Stcbbins, Rudolf, J. Nel- son. 0 Fourlb Row: O'Kieffe, Rector, Shaffer, Wilson, Pardee, Snedeker, Syme, Slaathaug, Seidl, Owen. 0 Thin! Row: Rahders, Schmidt, Westafer, Spatz, Spencer, Phillips, Pick- hardt-'Treasurer CZJ, Murphy, Solie. 0 Second Rauf: Northey, R. Olson, Weiskopf, Pink, Tolzman, O g d e n, Ohliger, Thayer, Ulvestad, Webster. 0 Firxf Row: Wetterlin, Sullivan, Romig, Swanson, Workman, Moe, B. Smith, G. Smith, Rath- bun. ..--as LZam7az Top Row: B. Anderson, Han- son, Ahlgren, Erickson, Berg- gren, Collier, Gulbrandsen. 0 Third Row: Harrison, Cooper- man, Freeman, Griebel, Harris, D. Anderson. 9 Svroml Row: Gales, Burns, Blackburn, Hal- vorson, Alwin, Bartholomew, Grostephan. U Firxl Row: Bran- ham, Cullen, Chapman, Mrs. Basford, Hendrickson, Banks, L. Anderson, Beaver. Top Row: Merkert, Kramer, Engstrand, Merrill, jackson, Bartholet, Lothberg. 0 Tbird Row: Harris, Jensen, Minar, McPheeters, Garlock, John- son, A. Johnson, P, Johnson. 0 Scconrf Row: Lindsay, B. John- son, Mathews, Kennon, Labo- vitz, Lansing, Enclsley. 0 Fin! Row: Kitagawa, Cameron, M. Johnson, Miss Olson, Killmer, Mickelson, F. Johnson. Top Row: Solberg, Salisbury, Trnphagen, Royal, Scherf, Par- ry, Paul. 0 Fourth Row: Play- man, Ottersrein, Pond, Stephens, Scollard, B. Nelson, Schoening, Palmer. 0 Third Row: Wasley, V. Nelson, Wallace, V. Rice, Susag, Whitaker, B. Rice, Whis- man, Reichard. 0 Second Row: Strom, Thacker, Nearpass, Sou- ba, Wiik, Olson, Rachie, Rose, Randolph, Tenney. 0 First Row: Perry, Smith, Southworth, Wil- liams, Polgreen, Miss Mossberg, Salkin, Tucker, Siegel, Wiess. I ' if Vw A Y, v lu l-N10 I l S' gg, XX ARRIN . A. ,wifi 2. .Q e it .I .. ,mm 13 A , , ., V Y-Wa, mn .MM i,, W . . N W. ' D155 ,f 9 : 6 . 171. Q,A. S' 2 E re Q : L Y 3' TOM V I R NA A lmflo fflllb C7UIll'I'Nfllllf.Y FAMILY AVIYAIR if h tr as OCARINA BOYS MISTER B Yochs, eYm. o Fourth A 'mgskexm , 'Y v1 ko . Hevxsgaat . 0 move, Signed, Bergeron, Sxmmer, 1 b was gkoiiguqx, Eason. CMYK- GMBH- Xby a Yonex , Oidvl mf , Nkec enhnosen, XeY, YYaXX,'Yucfson, CVTRCE1 Bfoce' Seephens, Snyder, Schrmv. 35015- Qi, Sohqxsoo, YXOMA, SWA' YK 'SYWO 1 98 W as get , cocks moo' Paseo mer, Lame, 09, Cmxevoo, cedee, Yhcde , seth, Yacovw, ' mmm, CXCVE9 1. Super, W ou, :wks er Y: ow exm Yexev' no X40 M Yveexiwn Grov deer Camp W Qgqggg xl! C306 Top K 'I 5 A A - OYISHJK 1L'w 5 ' Bvooks, in-551 5, Ch' 5 v: YXaXXqdxst, 1 Kkeg,gec,? MQ vi 5. M Q, me os, , - Ro-uv. 0 'fhivnl R01 Second Row: SWWOS, t M mm QLOAWG 0 F urs man, XAC'0Xxtei o Ban d.. SeVen t The . ' h' Ba d hlgh-SCh:'fY threen 1 which i membe ol band -mornin S Cond to P1 fs 1-chefs 5 ln the gs 3 Weekucted bef ay e Cir . 1 . ore at their Sslvhesw oz Dlrecfeiis one Of tfhool at hc app Crtures 3 dby Mr S e finest eafance ' n no ' uper S, Velty 5 the ZXcellentem8I'c?uP frixnfbers fly C5 Ou h of ' Q d f fig beenolir Pfogrgm f0I' r , e s, durfhermg Zgsnsible flr Hg 001 Of Such 5 ' . activiiln Ra gged Rhythm uMuSiC M aestro Please, Top Row: Fillmore, Pederson, Nygaard, Ferguson, Eaton, Ristrom, Swain. 0 Third Row: M. Mayhew, A. Mayhew, Gronseth, Berglin, Brown, Riegger, Stevens, Camp. 0 Scroml Row: Minar, Morse, Cooper, Schmit, Williams, Hunt- ley, Webster. 0 First Row: Littlejolm, Berggren, Collett, Mr. Super, Weiner, Chaffee, Eastman. ' Orchestra-The Washburn orchestra, under the capable direction of Mr. Super, meets second period every day to study and play the orchestrated works of the great masters. The orchestra plays for all auditoriums, class plays, operas, Christmas Choral programs, and commencement ex- ercises. It provides an opportunity for students who are musically inclined to study symphonies and the standard overtures, and to be instructed in group music. There are forty members in the orchestra. Each year this organization contributes a great deal to the enjoyment of school audi- toriums. Through this medium many students receive instruction which helps them musically. ' Cantata--For the thirteenth time in the history of Washburn, the curtain rose on the annual Christmas cantata. More than three hundred students from the Glee Clubs, Choir, Orchestra, and the chorus classes participated in the presentation. The program was composed of an un- usually fine variety of numbers this year. Solos, duets, trios, and a string quartette, amplified by the excellent shadings of the chorus, produced a sparkling evening of beautiful music and song. N: n ,Q .9 . r 'ft Q . 55 ,gn si 1 .ft f Top Row: Powell, Paulsen, Del- EOR, Ford, Johanson, Hallen- beck, M. Nelson, Boyer. 0 Fifth Row: Wieland, L. Swan- son, Slaathaug, Phillips, An- drews, Helmick, Solie, Gannon, J. Swanson. 0 Fourth Row: An- derson, Rachie, Williams, Oppe- gard, Thacker, Naswell, Glas- cock, Carlson. 0 Third Row: Ozmon, Strom, Hennon, Rick- ord, Booton, Blackburn, Gohlke, Lytton, McMahon. 0 Second Row: Brogren, Luce, Michel, Seigel, Smith, V. Nelson, Vro- man, Dunsworth. 0 First Raw: Romig, Beck, Larrabee, Geiger -Vice President CID, f2Q, Mr, Beckstrom, Everett -- President CU, 121, Score, Ronning, Cras- well. TOP Row: Thorson, Pedersen, Stone, Sandahl, Pomeroy, Stew- art, Cederstrand, A. Hill. 0 Fifth Row: Hoch, Abbott, Swanson, Chase, D. Hill, Gron- seth, Warren, Elling, Heilig. 9 Fourth Row: Powell, Petersen, Ray, Schirmer, LaLone-Secre- tary-treasurer CU, QZJ, Peter- son, Bast, Parsons. 0 Third Row: J. Stout, Hyre, Miller, F. Stout, Croisette, Nierenhausen, Yager. 0 Second Row: Karlson, Brown, Cooper, Johnson, Comb, Fischer, Nelson, Christiansen. 0 First Row: Bill Lee, London, Habata-President 411, Q2 Q , Thayer, Mr. Beckstrom, Boring, Roth, Hogan, Bob Lee. Qfee Glade U VI! ' Girls' Glee Club-The glee clubs furnish a great deal of musical enjoyment at Washburn. Tryouts are held every year to choose students with outstanding voices for membership. Twice each week the Girls' Glee Club meets apart from the Boys'. The girls are divided into four singing parts for numbers especially arranged for girls' voices. Some of the songs which the girls enjoyed singing this year include Great Dayf, japanese Sandman, June Rhapsody, and Will You Remember? from Sweethearts The Girls' and Boys' Glee Clubs combine to present Memorial and Armistice Day pro- grams annually. Members compete for solo and trio parts in these programs. The opera is presented each year by the Glee Clubs. It affords a great deal of pleasure and gives the students an opportunity to show their talents in voice and acting. 0 Boys' Glee Club-The Boys' Glee Club is organized much in the same way as the Girls'. The boys meet twice each week to sing favorites such as the rousing, Stout Hearted Men, Alexander,U The Mosquito, and the Italian Street Song. The Glee Clubs this year presented Victor Herbert's beloved operetta, Naughty Marietta under the direction of Mr. Beckstrom. In this production, Verna Nelson and Doris Phillips played the part of Marietta While Thomas Abbott portrayed Captain Dick. Two comic characters, Lizette and Simon, played by Edith Craswell and Ray Habata respec- tively, added a humorous touch to the performance. Beautiful costumes of the seventeenth century and interesting scen- ery contributed to making Naughty Marietta one of the great successes and outstanding events of the year at Washburn. 74 ik W Behave Yourself Top Row: Asper, Mitchell, Brown, MacGregor, Pomeroy, Hayes, Hall--Treasurer 125, Madsen. 0 Seroml Row: Rick- ord, Otterstein, Cousins, John- son, Waldron, Reigstad, Geiger. 0 Firsf Row: Booton, Work- m'an-Secretary 113, Vice Presi- dent QZJ, Pearson-Treasurer fly, Miss Smith, Mrs. Nether- cott, Shirk--President Qlj, Snedeker-Vice President Q1 J, Secretary QZJ, Craswell. 76 First reading -i 'v-.. Top Row: Neiman, Ozman, Updcgraff, Sandalil, Haxby, Edwards, Peterson, London. 0 Third Row: Anderson, Hatlestad, Dytert, Nearpass, Schellenberger, Ohliger, Butterworth. 0 Srroml Row: Farrar, Rice, Rudolf, War- burton, Bishop, Oppegard, Pickhardt. 0 Fira! Row: Kiekcnapp, McKusick, Kahlert-Secretary-treasurer flj, Mrs. Nethercott, Larsen-President QU, Dunswortli, Shirk, Balch. The Harlequin Club presents from three to five one-act plays for assembly programs during the year. Students taking part in these productions receive valuable training in stage technique, knowledge of drama, and the cultivation of poise. Fellow members direct the plays with great success. This year's auditorium offerings, At the Movies, The Eldest, Wild Hobby Horsesf, Sunset by Slantskyf' and America Passes By, were particular favorites among the entire stu- dent body. Students aspiring to tread the boards of Washburn's stage must first become members of the Apprentice Club, which is under the supervision and direction of the Harlequin group. 'Wx If .Q ,Wfgf A Y' I if , ' i' E B A Q W ROBERT HAYES 1 , BOB HOCKIETT Prr'siclf'111f A 'B B ' ?T B T1'l'll.Ylll'l'V CLO MARY BENNISON Secrefary ANNE PAINTHR f Vin' P7'l'SilI,C'l7f These people were chosen by their classmates as students best typifying the titles here given. They were outstand- ing members of their class and all were leaders. if J '33 , .X 3 L? is .5 34. f 4 L nf, W. 'Bt WlLI.lAM KUCERA JANE l'7RliPlMAN F1'if'11J1ic'sf ' , 1 , ' 3, , t:5iGa,y-w:,yx13,s.ifrf: 45 - 515335. ,ffl f sp, 'ri-3' f CHARLES LECKIE JOAN ERDALI, JACK SHIRK JANE BALCH Mgtqf Afblpfip Mos! Talvfzfmf f L gi ' k.f, I ROBERT HAYES ROBERT MITCHI'2LL ANNE PAINTER CEO MARY BENNISON Mos! I,ik,r'ly fn S11r'r'f'w1' Most Popular S' 3 + if 7 ' AAAE A RGBERT BELL jEAN ANDERSON lies! Looking i E E 4 EELEA N OR BI SHOP EAR I, PIQARSON P011 fzivsl A Afl 4' K , E E, , E EE E BETTY ERICKSON ANNE PAINTER JEAN XVETTEERIIN Salzffaforialz V 111 c'r1if'f01'i1111 Vr1Ir'n'if'1'm'in11 f fm 0 THOMAS ABBOTT- A great gift sets its owner as a person apart. Choirg Glee Clubg Science Clubg Stamp Clubg Jr. Academy of Scienceg Student Princeg Naughty Mariettag Class Day Program Committee. 0 MARJORIE ALLEN- A blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient. Blue Triangleg U. C.g G. A. A.g Science Club: NV Wearerg Decorations Committee. 0 MARIAN ANDERSON- Although she's not so tall, her personality surpasses all. Blue Triangleg French Clubg National Honor Societyg U. C.g G. A. A.g VV Wearerg Commencement Program Committee. 0 HELEN ANDERSON- Typing, we hear her say, is not work to me, but play. National Honor Societyg Commercial Clubg Oiice Board: U. C.g Records Committeeg G. A. A. 0 JEAN ANDERSON- A beautiful face is a silent commendationf' Blue Triangleg French Clubg National Honor Societyg U. C.g Wahiang Class Play Business Staffg G. A. A. 0 JOYCE MARY ANDERSON- Loveliness is at her call with pen and brush and colors. Grist Statfg Chroma Clubg Entertainment Committee, Chairmang U. C.g Apprentice. 0 RICHARD ANDERSON- An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest. National Honor Societyg Science Clubg jr. Acad. of Science, Secretary 12Ag Awards Committee, Chairman. 0 ADELINE BACHMAN- She is ever so friendly and so sweet. We hope that her joys will be complete. Commercial Clubg Office Boardg U. C.g Records Committee. 0 CAROLYN BACHMAN- Oh, what a lucky man he'll be who gets her for his secretary. Commercial Clubg Social Decorations Committeeg U. C. 0 HAROLD BACHMAN- Good sense and good nature are never separated. Orchestrag Class Play Properties Committee. 0 ROY BACHMAN- I hate to see things done by halves. Commencement Decorations Committee. 0 ROBERT BAHNEMAN- You can tell what kind of wheels are in his head by the spokes that come out of his mouth. Social Detail Committee. 0 MURIEL BAKER- She may have been bred somewhere else, but she's only a Baker here. Girls' Dress Committeeg Commercial Club. 0 JANE BALCH- Act well the partg there all the honor lies. Blue Triangleg French Clubg National Honor Societyg U. C., Presidentg Apprentice Clubg G. A. A.g Class Day Program Committee. 0 HOWARD BARRON-- I put all my worries in a box, then sit on the lid and laugh. Class Play Business Staff. 0 KENNETH BARRY- Nothing is so contagious as enthusiasm. Class Day Organization Committeeg Class Plnyg Entered from Fort Dodge. 0 FRANCIS BATHEN- A curly headed good-for-something. Social Detail Committee. 9 MARY BEARDSLY- The first by whom the new are tried. VV Wearerg Girls' Dress Committeeg U. C. U ROBERT BELL- His very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other fellows are. Apprentice Clubg Boys' XV Clubg STO Hi-Y, Secretaryg Hockeyg En- tertainment Committee. 0 SYLVIA BENLICK- For many hours she has sat painting with her brush and palette. French Clubg National Honor Societyg Chroma Clubg Memorial Committee. 0 CLO MARY BENNISON- When beauty is queen she reigns supreme. French Clubg National Honor Societyg U. C.g Class Secretary 12B and l2Ag Memorial Committeeg G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. ' 0 GEORGE BENTON- The surest way not to fail is to determine to suc- ceed. Apprentice Clubg Cogs Hi-Y, Secretary Qljg Boys' Dress Committee. 0 WILLIAM BERG- Amusement to an observing mind is study. Triangles Hi-Yg Social Detail Committee. 0 DONALD BERTRAND- Impossible- never let me hear that foolish word again. Glee Clubg Class Movie Committee. 80 0 DONALD BING- The main idca is to refrain from comment. Class Movie Committee. 0 ELEANOR BISHOP- She has enough personality for the entire senior class. French Clubg U. C., G. A. A.g Detail Committee, Chairman. 0 BARRON BOE- Out upon, I have loved three whole days together. Boys' VV Clubg Golf Teamg Sparks Hi-Yg Entertainment Committee. 9 NEILL A. BOLLUM- He takes extreme pleasure in finding out how things work. National Honor Soeietyg Boys' WV Clubg Sparks Hi-Y, Sec. Clj, Pres. QZJQ Credit Bureaug Hockey. 0 JOHN BOWLER- Indeed 'tis our honor to walk with this man. Summer School Graduate. 0 MORTON G. BROWN- A master of the two H's, horsehide and hickory. Boys' NV Clubg Baseball, Social Detail Committee. 0 HELEN BRYCE- Life's but a walking shadow. U. C.g G. A. A.: Girls' Dress Committee. 0 VERLIE BURT- They bring their troubles to this 'Dorothy Dix'. Blue Triangle: Office Boardg U. C.g G. A. A.g Records Com- mittee. 0 JANE BUTTERWORTH- Enjoy life e'er it's fledg when you die you're a long time dead. Blue Triangleg National Honor Societyg G. A. A.: Orchestra, German Clubg Baccalaureate Committee, Chairman. 0 BETH CARLANDER- The reward of performing one duty is the power to fulfill another. Blue Triangle, President, National Honor Societyg French Clubg U. C., G. A. A.g Politix, Vice Pres. l2Ag W Wearer, Baccalaureate Committee, Chairman. 0 MARY CARLETON- Personification of versa- tility. National Honor Societyg Grist Staff, Politixg G. A. A.g Commencement Program Committee, Chairmang Wahian Staff. 0 ELMER CARLSON-- Bash- fulness is more frequently connected with good sense than over-assurance. Boys' Dress Committee. 0 WALTER CARLSON- One pound of learning requires ten pounds of common sense to apply it. Class Movie Committee. 0 ARCHIE CERNAGHEN - He adds to the very wealth of the world. Class Play Properties Committee. 0 MARJORIE CHAPMAN- Efficiency plus. French Clubg National Honor Societyg U. C.g Grist Staffg Records Committee. 0 WILBUR CLARK- It is better for a young man to blush than turn pale. Choirg Baccalaureate Committee. 0 DOROTHY COHEN- Parlez Vous Francais, oui bien. Blue Triangleg French Club, National Honor Societyg U. C.g G. A. A.g Politixg Commencement Decorations Committee. 0 GEORGE COLLIER- He travels the fastest who travels alone. Sergeant-at-Arms Committee. 0 BONHAM CROSS- This world belongs to the energetic. Chess Clubg Science Clubg Jr. Academy of Science, Vice Pres. Clj. 0 PATRICIA CULHANE- What would we do without the Irish? Commercial Clubg Class Day Program Committeeg G. A. A. 0 ALICE CUSHMAN- She has common sense in an uncommon way. Commercial Clubg Memorial Committee. 0 WILLARD DANIELSON- The unspoken word never does harm. Class Movie Committee. U RUDOLPH DELTON- Don't lose the baggage from your train of thought. Social Detail Committee. 0 KENNETH DENT-- Ability involves, responsibility. Awards Committee. 81 y 1939 0 PAULINE DIDIER- Her voice has such a cheerful ringg she laughs, in fact, at everything. U. C.g Class Play Properties Committeeg Girl Reserves. 9 EDWIN DYGERT- Ideas are like beardsg men do not have them until they grow up. All Hi-Y, Vice Pres. Qljg Cogs Hi-Y, Secy. f2Jg Program Committee. 0 EILEEN ELLITO- A soft and gentle voice, her greatest charm. U. C., Baccalaureate Committee. 0 RICHARD ELLIOT- True as an arrow, he'll find his mark. Sergeant-at- Arms Committee. 0 DOROTHY ELLISON- All that is neatness, complete- ness, and sweetness. Blue Triangleg French Clubg U. C.g G. A. A.g Records Committee. 9 BERNARD ENRIGHT- There is always room for one more like him. Refreshment Committee. 0 JOAN ERDALI.- Seats of my youth where every sport could please. Blue Triangleg French Club, U. C.g G. A. A.g VV Wearerg Class Day Organi- zation Committee. 0 BETTY ERICKSON- Her brain is well furnishedg her tongue is well taught. National Honor Societyg Salutatoriang Commercial Clubg Office Boardg WV Wearerg Credit Bureaug G. A. A. 0 CHARLES EVERS- Melancholy attends the best joys of an ideal life. Memorial Committee. 0 DELMAR FARNHAM- Common sense in an uncommon degree. Bandg Orchestrag Entertainment Committee. 0 CLIFFORD FAY- I don't believe in the goodness of disagreeable people. Class Day Program Committee. 0 JANE FIELDS- Other 'fields' may be green, but not this one. U. C.g Baccalaureate Committee, G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. 9 RICHARD FOLLANSBEE- He doeth well who doeth his best. Boys' W Clubg Hockeyg Class Play Business Staif. 0 DORIS FOSS-- Her cares are not many. Has she any? Girls' Dress Committeeg U. C. 9 JANE FREEMAN - With a smile and a song she'll get along. Blue Triangleg French Clubg National Honor Societyg Quill Clubg U. C.g Credit Bureau. 0 ROBERT GEBHARDT- Personal force never goes out of fashion. S.T.O. Hi-Yg Commercial Clubg Boys' Dress Committee, Chairman. 0 HARRIET GRAM- Laugh and the world laughs with you. Social Refreshments Com- mitteeg Girl Reserves, Commercial Club. 0 LEONA GRANGER- School- I fear 'tis a boring institution. U. C.: Commencement Decorations Committeeg Girl Reservesg Commercial Club. 0 MORTON GROSS- Half the battle is won if you refrain from saying anything gloomy. Cogs Hi-Yg Class Day Program Committee. 0 THELMA GUSTAFSON- Little is she and noiseless as can be. U. C.g Girls' Dress Committeeg Commercial Club. 9 ELIZABETH HAAS- A talented pen directed by a brilliant wit. Blue Triangleg French Clubg National Honor Societyg Quill Club, Pres. l2Ag Politixg G. A. A.g U. C., NW Wearerg Senior Extra Committeeg Grist Staff. 0 MARY LOUISE HAHN-- Charms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. Blue Triangleg French Club, National Honor Society, U. C.g Girls' Dress Committee, Chairmang G. A. A. 0 WYONA HAMMERSTEN- Ne'er over stepping the bounds of modesty. Girls' Dress Committeeg U. C.g G. A. A. 0 MARION HANSON- Laugh and be happyg study and be wise. U. C.: G. A. A.: VV Wearerg Girls' Dress Committeeg Girl Reserves. 82 y wa 0 BETTE HARRISON- Where is our usual manager of mirth? Commer- cial Clubg U. C.g Entertainment Committeeg Girl Reserves. 0 ADELAIDE HARXVOOD-- ln her quiet there's a charm. Blue Triangleg Photography Clubg U. C.g G. A. A.g Wahian Committee. 0 ROBERT HATCH- A good disposition is more valuable than gold. 1-9 Hi-Y, Secretary l2Bg Boys' Wm Clubg Footballg Trackg Entertainment Committee. 0 ROBERT HAWKINSON- Luck is a very good word if you put a 'P' before it. Hockeyg Bandg Boys' Dress Committee. 0 ROBERT HAYES- Trust placed in him is a good investment. 12A Class Presidentg National Honor Societyg Grist Staff, Editor-in-Chiefg I-larlequing STO Hi-Y, Treasurer l2Bg Trackg Boys' Dress Committee. 0 OWEN HELLICKSON- The force of his own merit makes his way. Credit Bureaug Bandg Hockeyg 1-9 Hi-YQ House Committee. u 0 JAMES HICKEY-- No stuffer, no duffer, but sometimes a b1uHer. Boys' VV Clubg Tennisg APO Hi-Y, Secretary 12A5 Vocational Guidance Com- mittee, Chairman. 0 ROBERT HOCKETT- Our gold-digger for 1939. Credit Bureaug l2B, 12A Class Treasurerg 1-9 Hi-Y, Treasurer IZB, President l2Ag Boys' XV Clubg Footballg Apprentice Club. 0 NANCY HUENEKENS - What excellence in that throat. Blue Triangleg French Clubg National Honor Societyg G. A. A.g Politixg Class Play Business Staifg U. C. C CONWAY JACKSON- He is a dreamer, let us leave him. Trackg Re- freshment Committee. 0 RAYMOND JACOBS- Intelligence increases mere physical ability one-half. Spurs Hi-Y, Vice President 12Ag Class Play Business Stai. 0 BETTY CLAIRE JACOBSON- Her true ease in writing comes from art-not chance. Blue Triangleg French Clubg Photography Clubg U. C.g Credit Bureau. 0 BARBARA JOHNSON- She may be small, but so's a stick of dynamite. Blue Triangleg U. C.g G. A. A.g Bandg W Wearerg Decorations Committee. 0 BETTY JOHNSON-- She's one of those thrilling combinations of wit and thoughtfulnessf' U. C.3 G. A. A.g Class Day Organization Committeeg Girl Reserves. 0 CLINTON JOHNSON- Good character is human nature in its best form. Class Play Business Staff. 0 HAROLD JOHNSON- Some people never smile, they only grinf, Class Play Business Staff. 0 HELEN JOHNSON- Light of step and heart is she. Commercial Clubg U. C.g G. A. A.g Decorations Committeeg Girl Reserves. 0 MARJORIE JOHNSON- Ask Marjorie, she'll know. Blue Triangleg French Clubg National Honor Societyg U. C.g G. A. A.g Spanish Clubg Class Play Properties Committee. 0 MARY JANE JOHNSON- Her versatility is becoming. Vocational Guidance Committeeg G. A. A.9 U. C.5 Girl Reserves. 0 BETTY ANN JOHNSTON- She shall know tears and laughter for her fellows. Blue Triangleg U. C.g Class Play Properties Committeeg G. A. A. 0 ROGER JOUBERT- The world is proud of a real man. Boys' W Clubg Trackg Sergeant-at-Arms. 0 ROBERT KINCAID- What he does not know is not worth knowing. Science Clubg Jr. Academy of Scienceg Bird Clubg Chess Clubg Vocational Guid- ance Committee. 9 JANE KNUDSEN-- It is a fine thing to be yourself. Commercial Clubg G. A. A.g Decorations Committee. 0 BETTIE KRIER- Irrepressible, irresponsible, with a charm irresistible. U. C.g G. A. A.g Decora- tions Committee. 83 QV? silo 7939 0 WILLIAM KUCERA- High aims form high character. Credit Bureaug Boys' VV Clubg Footballg Trackg STO Hi-Y, Vice Pres. l2Ag National Honor Society, German Club, Treasurer- 12A. 0 NORMA KUNDERT- One affable to every creature. U. C.g Decorations Committeeg G. A. A. 0 DONNA LaCROIX- All the world's distance dwells in her eyes. Commercial Club: U. C.g G. A. A.g Detail Committee. 0 ROBERT LARSEN- Impossible to exactly imitate. Band, Apprentice Club, Sparks Hi-Y, Vice President 12Ag Hockeyg Orchestra, Decorations Com- mittee. 0 JEANNE LARRABEE- She laughs like a bob-o-link, swaying on rushes. Commercial Club, U. C.g Glee Clubg Decorations Committee. 0 HELEN LaSALLE- I walk as though I knew success. U. C.g G. A. A.g German Clubg Decorations Committeeg Photography Club. 0 CHARLES LECKIE- The line of heroes is not utterly extinct. Hockeyg Footballg Trackg Boys' VV Clubg Boys' Chorusg Decorations Committee. 0 RAY LEIFERMAN- A good head on able shoulders. Detail Committee. 0 MARY JANE LEONHARD- Youth is calling in my veins. Blue Triangleg French Club, U. C.g G. A. A. 0 WILLIAM LINK- A man who really enjoys living. Decorations Com- mittee, Chairman. 0 BONNIE LINN- Give me the glamour of lights. U. C., G. A. A., Decorations Committeeg Spanish Club. 0 EVELYN LOVSTEDT- Life is short, yet sweet. U. C.g Decorations Committee. 0 JOHN LUNDQUIST- A quiet fellow and reserved.', Commercial Clubg Records Committee. 0 MERTON MAASS- There's honesty, courtesy, and good fellowship in him. Choir, Stamp Club, Vice President 12Ag Cogs Hi-Yg Science Clubg Jr. Academy of Scienceg Chess Clubg Class Day Organization. 0 HUGH MacMILLAN- Clever people are always the best in cyclopediasf' Glee Clubg Boys' VV Clubg Harlequin, Grist Staff, National Honor Societyg Student Council, STO Hi-Y, President IZA, Commencement Program Com- mittee. Bored and al a. y X939 0 PAUL MacMULLAN- Timber-topper par excellence. Credit Bureaug Trackg Boys' NV Club. 9 MARJORIE MANN- She, too, will reach the golden goal of success. Blue Triangleg French Club, Treasurer l2Ag U. C.g G. A. A.g Girls' Dress Committee. 0 KENNETH MARTIN- Just stepped out of a band-box. Wahian Committee. 9 JOHN MARWIN- Watcli him burn up cinders on the track of life. Memorial Committeeg Trackg Boys' NV Clubg Spurs Hi-Yg House Committee. 0 WILLIAM MASER- Only unusual quality can justify such praise. Cogs Hi-Yg Sergeant-at-Arms. 0 SARALOU MATHER- She can tell you about the high price of butter in Russia. French Clubg U. C.g G. A. A.g Politixg VV Wearerg Baccalaureate Committee. 0 ALICE MAYHEW- A master musician. Blue Triangleg National Honor Societyg U. C.g G. A. A.g Orchestrag VV Wearerg Commencement Program Committeeg French Club. 0 PATRICIA MCCLURE- Above all, Pat's a darling girl possessed with real intelligence. French Clubg U. C.g G. A. A.g Class Play Business Staff. 0 MARJORIE MCCORMICK- Whose well-taught mind surpassed the present day. Blue Triangleg National Honor Societyg G. A. A.. Presidentg U. C.g VV Wearerg Girls' Dress Committee. 9 JEAN McGRATH- Simple and sweet. Blue Triangleg U. C.g G. A. A.g Class Play Properties Committee. 0 ANNE McNElL- Tres chic, n'est-ce pas?,' French Clubg U. C.g G. A. A.g Chroma Clubg Class Play Business Staff. 9 MARGARET MCQUARY- W'isdom personified. Blue Triangleg French Clubg National Honor Societyg German Clubg Credit Bureau. 0 BEVERLY MCSORLEY-- Absolute individuality. U. C.g G. A. A.g Waliian Committee. 0 CATHERINE MERKERT- Happy am I, from care I'm free. Blue Triangleg U. C.g Chroma Clubg Wahian Committee. 0 DELORES MILLER - True friendship for her a pleasure. U. C.g Glee Clubg Baccalaureate Com- mittee. ' 85 lie Skies 0 ROBERT MILLER-- He who lingers is lost. Say, where am I? Hockeyg Bird Club, Class Play Business Staff. 0 ROBERT MITCHELL- What great deeds are taking shape in this man's mind? Co-Chairman Vocational Guidance Committeeg All Hi-Y Presidentg Spurs Hi-Y President, 12Ag National Honor Societyg Harlequing Quill Clubg Student Councilg Wahian StaH. 0 BOB MOORE- Thy modesty is a cradle to thy merit. Senior Extra, All Hi-Y Treasurerg Sparks Hi-Y Treasurer, 12Ag Grist Staff, Third Page Editorg German Club. 0 ELOISE MORSE- A bundle of good cheer. U. C.g Class Day Organiza- tion Committee. 0 WARREN MURPHY-- Tweedledum. Detail Committee, Orchestra. 9 WILLIAM MURPHY-- Tweedledee. Detail Committeeg Or- chestra. 9 DONNA NELSON- 'D' for delightfulg 'D' for delovelyg 'D' for Donna. Girls' Dress Committee, U. C. 0 LORRAINE NELSON- She put her cares in a box and sat on the lid. U. C.g Entertainment Committee. 0 JEANE NORTHEY- Her air, her manner, all who saw admired. Blue Triangleg U. C.g G. A. A., Girls' Dress Committee. 0 EATON NORTHROP-- Little, but goodness gracious me! Detail Com- mittee. 0 EVELYN NUBSON- Making each day more pleasant. U. C.g G. A. A.g Baccalaureate Committee. 0 DOROTHY OHLIGER- She spreads good cheer where'er she goes. Blue Triangleg Commercial Clubg U. C.g G. A. A.g Class Day Organization Committee. 0 FLORENCE O'KIEFFE- No idea is worth much unless a first class mind is behind it. Blue Triangle, French Club, National Honor Societyg Wahian Staff, Commencement Decorations Committee, Chairman. 0 ELMER OWEN - Life is a jest and all things show itg I thought so once and now I know it. Boys' Dress Committeeg Spurs Hi-Yg Chess Club, Orchestra. 9 ANNE PAINTER- Nothing was ever achieved without enthusiasm. French Club, President l2Ag National Honor Societyg Valedictoriang U. C.q G. A. A.g Grist Staff, Politix, Secretary 12Ag W Wearersg Wahian Staff. 0 EARLE PEARSON- All for fun and fun for all. Senior Extra, Harlequin, Treasurer, l2Ag Spurs Hi-Y. 0 FAYE PECK- Mr, Chairman, I rise to a point of order. National Honor Societyg U. C.g German Clubg Class Day Organization Committee, Chairman. 0 DORIS PETERSON- A born leader. Commercial Clubg U. C.g Class Play Business Staff. 9 JOHN PETERSON- We know little of our greatest men. 0 DEXTER PHILLIPS- He hits a new high in personality. Class Day Organization Committee, K.O.D. Hi-Yg Swimmingg Tennis. 9 SHIRLEY PHILLIPS- A darling girl with a lovely manner. Blue Triangleg U. C.g G. A. A.g Girls' Dress Committee. 0 HOWARD PINCHON- Who's watching the clock? Must be the guy behind me. Awards Commirtceg Boys' W Clubg Baseball. 0 WARREN POMEROY-- He that loves a rosy cheek or coral lips admires. Class Movie Committee, Chess Club, Choir, Glee Club, Harlequin, Photography Clubg Stamp Club, President 12Ag Spanish Club. 9 LEE PRESTON- Courtesy markcth a true gentleman. Boys' Dress Committeeg Spurs Hi-Yg Choir. 86 y fy Q 0 ROSEMARY RATHBUN- She's little and she's wise. She's a terror for her size. French Clubg Decorations Committee. 0 GERALD REARICK- A man among men is he, but among women he would rather be. Decorations Com- mitteeg Trackg Glee Clubg Class Playg German Clubg Choirg Stamp Club. 0 DONNA ROBINSON- She would sit and dream. U. C.g G. A. A.g Decora- tions Committee. 0 HERBERT ROSE- Puck on down, Herb. Memorial Committeeg Trackg Triangles Hi-Y, Vice-President, 12Ag Boys, VV Clubg Footballg Golfg Hockey. U FRED SERGEANT- This World needs more men like Fredf' Refreshment Committeeg Gym Teamg Track. 9 EDWARD SCHAER- Oh yeah? I have studied. Refreshment Committeeg Trackg Photography Club. 9 DOROTHY SCHERF- Tall, dark, and definitely likeable. Office Boardg Class Movie Committee. 9 QLORRAINE SCHMIDT-- Wie like the sunshine in her smile. Blue Triangleg U. C.g Class Movie Committee. 0 MARJORIE SEDGEWICK- Sl1e's the kind we'd like to be. Blue Triangleg U. C.g G. A. A.g Class Play Business Staff. 0 MARY SEITZ- Those things that make a girl charming-she's got them. U. C.g Class Movie Committee. 0 JACK SHIRK- My only books were women's looks, And folly's all they've taught me. Class Day Program Committee, Chair- mang Harlequin, President, 12Ag A.P.O. Hi-Yg Glee Clubg Class Play. 0 CLARENCE SKOGH- I take my time. but I get there. Class Movie Com- mittee. 0 BETTY ANNE SMITH- Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' Blue Tri- angleg U. C.g G. A. A.g Senior Extra Committee. 0 EVERETT SMITH- When trouble knocks I'm not at home. Awards Committeeg Science Clubg junior Academy of Scieneeg House Committee. 0 GERALDINE SMITH- All in all, a very talented girl. Blue Triangleg French Clubg G. A. A.: Class Movie Committee. 0 ROBERT SMITH- One of the Smith brothers. A.P.O. Hi-Y. 0 DELORES SPATZ-- Beware, l may be something startling yet. Blue Tri- angleg U. C.g G. A. A.g Science Clubg Decorations Committee. U DOROTHY SPENCER- A merry heart and true. Blue Triangleg U. C.g G. A. A.g German Clubg Decorations Committeeg Science Club. 0 WARREN STANCHFIELD- They don't come any better than this swell fellow. Refreshment Committeeg Choirg Spurs Hi-Yg Track. 0 PRISCILLA STEBBINS- A good heart is worth gold. Blue Triangleg French Clubg Photography Clubg U. C.g Social Decorations Committee, Chairman. 9 KATHRYN STOKES- Her friendship is endearing charm. Blue Triangleg National Honor Society: U. C.g G. A. A.g Science Clubg Grist Staffg Spanish Club, Vice Presidentg Xvahian Staffg Memorial Committee, Chairman. 0 DOROTHY STOTZ- Swing It! Commercial Clubg U. C.g Records Com- mitteeg G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. 0 BERNICE SULLIVAN-- You can tell her by the noise she Cloesn't make. U. C.g Commencement Decorations Com- mittee. 0 ROSEMARY THAYER- Everywhere this person is friendly. French Clubg U. C.g G. A. A.g Commencement Decorations Committeeg Girl Reserves. 87 fammq U39 0 WILLIAM TURNER- Worry and I are total strangers. Detail Com- mitteeg Swimming. 0 MARGARET ULVESTAD- She had to be good to get where she is. Blue Triangleg French Clubg U. C.g G. A. A., VV Wearerg Class Play Properties Committee. 0 VIRGINIA VAN DYNE- She has set a new standard. U. C.g Girls' Dress Committee. 9 WENDELL WALDEN- Why do my folks send me to school? K.O.D. Hi-Yg Commencement Program Committee. 0 LUDWIG WALLGREN- None but himself could be his parallel. Credit Bureau, K.O.D. Hi-Yg All Hi-Y, Secretary fljg Hockeyq Stamp Club. 0 JUNE WEINER- Truth is beauty. Blue Triangle, National Honor Societyg U. C.g G. A. A.g Science Club, Sec.-Treas. 12Ag Grist Stalfg Wahian Staffg Wahian Committee, Chairman. 0 LORRAINE VVELLS- She has always had good ideas. U. C.g G. A. A.3 Class Play Properties Committee. 0 HARVEY WERNER- A man of large resourcefulnessf' Class Play Business Staff. 0 JEAN WETTERLIN- Measure your mind's height by the shade it casts. Blue Triangleg National Honor So- cietyg Valedictoriang U. C.g G. A. A.g Credit Bureaug Wahian Staff. 9 LOIS WHITCOMB- She has a rule-that is'to be pleasant. Commercial Clubg Office Boardg U. C.g VV Wearerg Vocational Guidance Committee. 0 JEAN WILLIAMS- An open door greets her. Blue Triangleg U. C.g Class Play Business Staff. 9 CORA JEAN WILSON- I'll gladly work my way through life. Blue Triangleg French Clubg U. C.g G. A. A.g Credit Bureau. 0 MAVIS MARY VVOODRUFF- To do her best and play her part.', Bandg Decorations Committee. 0 CATHERINE WOODWARD-- She's all they say she is and more. G. A. A.g Vocational Guidance Committee. 0 DORIS MARIE WURZ- A real future for you. Commercial Club, U. C.g G. A. A.g Commencement Program Committee. 0 JOHN ZINGSHEIM- The world will be proud of this fine son. Credit Bureaug Bandg German Club. I I With a background of screams, gongs, and secret panels, the January class play, The Cat and the Canary, was presented to a capacity audience. The play concerned a legacy left by an eccentric gentleman to his niece, Annabella West-Jane Balch. However, if she could be proven insane the wealth would go to one known only by the lawyer. In the following incidents the lawyer is killed, and the blame placed upon an escaped lunatic, The Cat. Finally, it is disclosed that the Cat,' is Charles, a nephew-Jack Shirk. As a final touch Annabella is happily united with the confused Johnny Paul- Bob Larson. The play was excellently received by the enthusiastic audience. The supporting cast included Cicely-- Jean Anderson, Mammy Pleasant--Anne Painter, Susan-Geraldine Smith, Harry--Bob Mitchell, Dr. Patterson- Kenneth Barry, and Hendricks-Jerry Rearick. The effect of moving walls, secret drawers, and slamming doors on the audience was amazing. The intenseness of the play kept everyone on the edge of his seat. judging from the way in which the audience viewed the performance, it's safe to say that the Cat and the Canary was a real experience. 88 Q Q M' X5 .3 7 iam 'R V gig? 1' 'WR u-an--1 5 f 3 unsung 'Mm Q, , K Q' , ,XM 5 'gglgzm :pw NA -3 ah ,. ' fl 5 i if ,H ,Ja , N 1? Q, ,Qs ,L ' 335 ff ,..f 'MQW' vmwuab hs. 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W- ' ,xi Y VK V V. A , , f , Q- - ' 'x -.se 1-. M Q fi -gp 5 L v .a 1' . defy. Q . ff: if ..N , e A , 3 ,L 1 Q w 1'.k A 1 ' f 42.-ml ffm- fMf2f f Avy' JS n bfi an-.9 i. , , . 93103, .. u- .Jw .52 s , A -.T may arp - 4 0 5' .ff 'v 'L an ex , gksfggg 'rf . L f 4 WN .nf J,,,.nag b .4, 5' , A 1 ij , 4 - B . . I f gil, . -W U' Gggjpk X K' k N MM -ff ' .1 X ,ri n ,W s 1?-'i V. EN rg 4 1 ' Quill-A talent for writing and the ability to express oneself well are the pre-requisites for entrance in Quill Club. Tryout manu- scripts are submitted by the aspirants and judged by the club. The encouragement of creative composition is the aim of the group. ' Chroma-Chroma Club was originated to foster interest in the various phases of art. New members are chosen each semester upon their display of unusual talent. The club's program includes speak- ers, craft and design projects, and the study of art development. ' Politix-Foreign and American politics are the topics discussed in the Politix Club. The members, divided into radicals, liberals, and conservatives, are the judges of new members. A current events test and a speech are the two standard requirements for membership. ' Photography- Shutter Bugs is the new name for the Photogra- phy Club. This year the club adopted a constitution creating a board to direct their various activities. Members have an o ortunit to learn . PP Y how to develow and enlar fe all their own ictures in the dark room. l lv P Embfy 0515 WJ! T017 Row: Duncan, T. Everett -Vice President 121, Christ- man, L. Everett-Secretary 121, Mitchell, Playman, Carlson. 0 Sr'r0ml Row: Freeman, Hamre, Reynolds, Sundheim, Smith, Wong, Singer, Rauch. 9 Firxf Raw: Hankcy, McKee, Schwartz -Treasurer 121, Haas-Presi- dent 111, Miss McLaughlin, Bush-Secretary 111, Johnson- Treasurer 111, President 121, Jacobson-Vice President 111, Thacker. Wm Toi! Row: Ienne, Howe, Dean -Vice President 121, Peterson, Simons, Mork-Treasurer 121, Dietrichson, Lindeen, Johnson. 0 Srmmf Row: Scriven, Bryant -Secretary 121, Fraser, Burr, Benliclc, Merkert, Buck, Rudolf. 0 Firxi Row: Speece, DePass, Everett-Treasurer 111, Presi- dent 121, Forbcrg-Secretary 111, Miss Trowbridge, McNeil -President 111, Anderson- Vice President 111, Smith, Cole. Agthgis 1 5 , I Fr' , u 1, 4,1 , , V .M W - Q 1 9 U A 1, . 5, f M, e-,rf...- , .,- . 9' Eg at 3?f f w 2 b 5 A wig, 05 , ie .. , as 'f X A 51 f-:A, M it , X 8 A if 3 1 ' A 5? i 74 ' Science Club-This club extends its membership to all those who have an interest in science and are willing to write a theme about it. This club hopes to provide its members with a better un- derstanding of the most recent scientific developments. X ' Junior Academy of Science-This national chapter group is an advanced scientific organization. Rocks, minerals, lens, and tele- scopes are just a few of the many subjects investigated by Wash- burn's line club. Membership in this group is a coveted honor. ' Stamp Club-Each year the Stamp Club contributes a display of colorful and rare stamps to the trophy case. Occasionally the members are privileged to hear famous collectors. The club aims to stimulate genuine interest in stamps, and all philatelics. ' Chess Club- If life depended upon our Winning or losing a game of chess, these students would be winners. In interscholastic contests, Washburn always stands high in chess.'Here, mental toil and pleasure are combined, giving enjoyment to interested pupils. 5 . Top Row: Kudish, Abbott, Sum- ner - Secretary - treasurer 122, Shean-President CZJ, Paine, jenkins, Anderson, Cross-Vice President QU. 0 Second Row: jones, Smith, Stokes, Hessian, Bratrud, Peterson, Heilig-Vice President QZQ, Snyder, Parker. 0 First Row: Boone, Spatz, Weiner -Secretary-treasurer fly, Mr. Skibness, Kincaid - President 111, Spencer, Allen, Maass. z RiieragQQ,,f,f, Yxeisant Top Row: Abbott, Sumner, Shean-President 121, Benjamin -Vice President 121, B. Cross. 0 Second Row: Smith, Bob Cross, jones, Boone, Heilig, Maass. 0 First Row: Kincaid- President 111, Allen - Vice President QU, Miss Golds- worthy, Hessian-Secretary 127, Anderson-Secretary CU. 94 x 2 ws sw 13 5 We A 'EF .. MQ S yn as QW W I Rf J V32 '- - ny i L . A -z 1 Qi! ' ' :Qi x :Q L, . L VX, -Q is 7 93 - ff? V 'F' H ,Al .i 2, .4 , Y 'I , 'vf M Y , i 'Q M if-r M Q.. .- X I 'F ALAA 5 , t fa wa W i -F 5 -'film' . , AA . AIVVAA M 59 A I by , QQ V W znr A , I 2 V:- k ss.- fkk . sl wie, , .. 56 - - A' 519' 1VA ' 'AQ, ,, fi WMP -.4 1 de xr ' A ,'v': 4 'fy 5 Top Row: Haxby-Treasurer f2y, Muedeking, Block-Presb dent f2y, Thorson, Ferguson, Linsmayer, Zingsheim, Schofer. 0 Fiflb Row: Heilig, Olsen, Bean, Playman, Slingsby, No- thaft, E. Nelson, Lohmann- Vice President f2y, Leslie. 0 Fourth Row: Lothberg, Brat- rad, Townsend, Hogan, Robin- son, M. Nelson,'Ledin, Bertie- Secretary f2y. 0 Third Row: Schulz, Oman, Westfall, Peck, Butterworth, Olson, Schneider, Berdan, Meigs. 0 Sccoml Row: Spencer, Grant, V. johnson, Lit- tlejohn, Bakken, Williams, Meh- lin, Considine. 0 First Row: M. johnson, Alford-Secretary fly, Pickharclt, Galin-Presi- dent fly, Mrs. Savage, Miss Denison, Kucera - Treasurer fly, Taylor-Vice President fly, Allen, Toomey. Top Row: M. johnson, Delton-- President f2y, Barron-Treas- urer f2y, Pomeroy, B. Johnson, I-lall, Widmeier. 9 Third Row: Schellenberger, Cooney, Bain, Taber, Whipple, Phillips, Wil- liams, Lee. 0 Second Row: Shirley, Nelson, Dorr--Vice President f2y, Stewart, Fay- Secretary f2y, Mickelson, Kus. 0 Firxf Row: Ronning, Stout- Treasurer fly, Stokes - Vice President fly, Miss Tupper, Ru- dolph--President fly, Asper- Secretary fly, Ekert, Bragg. Washburn's three language clubs, German, Spanish, and French, all aim to promote interest in the language, cus- toms, people, and geography of their respective countries. The business and social meetings are conducted in the for- eign tongue as' far as possible, for by informal conversation, students learn a language must faster than by mere classroom reading. Through a wide variety of games, songs, puppet shows, skits, and even refreshments, supplemen- tary learning is made enjoyable. La Alianza Espanola and Der Deutsche Verein require a satisfactory theme for membership. However, initiates in Le Cercle Francais become members by taking part in an initiation program. This year the clubscooperated to make a joint display of students, foreign correspondence as a trophy case exhibit. Spanish and German Clubs use the committee system for individual participation. The French Club is uniquely di- vided into the French unit of government, the department, headed by a prefect. Each -department provides one program each year. The Clubs try to include at least one native guest speaker on their program every semester. This is one method which really tests the students' understanding of a foreign language. The school may well be proud of these clubs. The students are highly interested in them, and the programs presented are very worthwhile. 96 Qwmft Top Row: B. Anderson, Berg- lund, Griebel, Dean, Frazer, Gorder, J. Anderson, Bennison, Farrar. 0 Fourth Roux: Chap- man, Grapp, Burnett, Carlson, Frizzell, M. Anderson, Butcher, Davis. 0 Third Row: Cox, Bishop, Freeman, Files, Garrett, Glascoek, Balzer, Cohen, Gris- wold. 5 Secomi Row: Baldry, Berkey, Bcnlick, Carlander, Elli- son, Everett-Secretary 121, Brogren, Blaylock. 0 First Row: Balch, Cole, Crowley, Andre, Miss Holliday, Estes, Fowler, Andersen. T011 Row: Huenekens, Leon- hard, B. McQuary, A. Mayhew, Mather, Nelson, K. Hessian -President f2l, Hendrickson, Maag. 0 Fourth Row: Mc- Cracken, McClure, Jacobson, G. Johnson, Christopher, Mc- Enary, M. Hessian, Melnnis, M. McQuary, Hughes. 0 Third Row: McNeil, K. Moore, B. Moore, C. Johnson, M. John- son, Hamre, Hurd, Kinney, jenne. 0 Second Row: Erdall, Liebenberg, London, H a h n, Howard, Helmick, Kirschstein, Kennon, G. Anderson, D. Nel- son. 0 First Row: Merkert, Lueders, Sanford, Mann-Treas- urer flj, Miss Farsje, F. John- son, Moe, Lund, M. Johnson, Haas. T017 Row: Powell, Palmer, Trap- hagen, Royal, B. Swanson, Ofte- dal, O'Kieffe, Patterson, Rosholt. 9 Fifth Row: Stebbins, Rahclers, Playman, Waldron-Vice Presi- dent CZJ, C. Owen, Walsh, Slaathaug, Sehlesselman. 9 Fourth Row: Sisson, Solie, Wal- lace, Widergren, Wilson, Wash, Westlake, Seidl, A. Owen. 0 Third Row: Stenson, Oppcgard, S. Smith, Webster, Thayer, Og- den-Treasurer 121, Schulman, E. Smith. 0 Second Row: Hatlestad, Ulvestad, V i t z, Schneller, Siegel, Warburton, Rathbun, Romig, Smith. 9 First Row: Tucker, Sears, B. Smith, Schwartz, Painter-Prey ident QU, Miss Gear, Warren- Vice President flj, Snedeker- Secretary 115, G. Smith, J. Swanson. , ...Q-Q Top Row: D. Peterson, Lundquist, Barlow, Nygaard, Carroll. Lindow, Hegenes, Knudsen, Lindstrom. 0 Sixib Row Burns, Chisholm, V. Peterson, Rice, Blaker, Thornsjo, Garrity, A. Bachman, Oldcren. 0 Fifth Row: Wurs, Anderson, C. Bachman, Statz, Crogness, S. Johnson-Secretary QZJ, Rcckmo, Naswell, Kyllo, Eaton. 0 Fourth Row: B. Erickson Crutchfield, Baker, Carlson, Hartson, Harrison, Gebhardt, E. Nelson, H. johnson, D. MacKcen. 0 Tbinl Row: B. Olson L. Olson, D. Nelson, Leslie, G. Erickson, Linwick, Ohliger, Bosigcr, Sonnenberg. 0 Svromf Rout Lorence, B. MacKeen Michel-Treasurer QZJ, Veness, Gedig, Culhane, Bell, Kimseth, Cushman, Wells. 0 Firsf Row: LaCroix, Kollen, Brown! Vice President flj, President CZQ, Larrabcc, Miss Nash, Miss Thompson, Miss Stevenson, Whitcomb-President CID Glascock-Secretary flj, Stiles, Smith-Vice President CZJ. Mad, ' Commercial Club-Students interested in the business world find In enjoyment in the Commercial Club. Prominent authorities speak to members on the number and nature of positions open in the realm of business. A student must have taken typing for one semes- ter and have a CU average to be eligible for membership. A senior tea climaxes the club year. This club serves the school in many ways. ' Debate-This year another club joined Washburn's roster. For all those interested in the art of debating, the Debate Club formed its constitution. Guest teams are matched against the club on vital questions. Through a point system, used in the debates, it is hoped that the most successful members will have a chance to enter state contests. We are expecting great things from our debaters. Top Rout J. Boone, Rice, Havcrstock, Levin, Block, Christopher, Kosmas. 9 Third Row: DeXVaard, Bakken, Danaher, R. Boone, XY'cstfall, Labovitz. 9 Swami Row: Ronning, McKcon, Rockwell, Brunkow, Bother, Naiditch, Zoe. 9 Firsl Rolf: McDonough, Hatlestad-Secretary, Bricker-Vice President, Mr. Lindstedt, Pink- President. Smith-Treasurer. , C1731- Pina ax wma Top Row: MacGregor, Brown, Paulson, Stone, Lindemann, Wil- liams, Block. 0 Second Row: Watson, Dahlen, Entzminger, Christiansen, Moore, Hanna, Cohen, Mr. Martin, Coach. 0 First Row: Cowie, Adams, Goetze, Swanson, Pazandak, Peck., Kilgore. 5 . . ' Tennis North ,ttt .....,., M ay 4 Central ..... ,,..-,.. M ay 9 Edison .... ........ M ay 11 Marshall ,,,..,,, May 16 Roosevelt ,,t........a,a May 1 8 South ...... ,,,,,,... M ay 23 West ,....,.......,..,,tt May 25 State Meet .,..,,,, June S 86 6 Top Row: Sanders, La Lone, Swanson, Ruliffson, Fleenor, Awes. 0 First Row: Ambrose, Parsons, Punch, Berg, Mr. Alwin, Coach. 99 ' Tennis To repeat last season's initial conquest of the state tennis tournament by Captain Ed Struble and Jim Hickey is the hope of the net squad this year. The Miller racqueteers are pinning their hopes on the two returning lettermen and abundant material to carry them through the schedule to a successful finale, and possibly to another title. ' Golf-With another strong squad the prospects for top golf honors appear very high. The Washburn divot-diggers are aiming for a season which will surpass the fine record of the 1938 squad, which won an enviable list of victories and capped them with a third in the Minnesota State Meet. ' Golf Vocational Roosevelt ,,,, ,. Central .... , , Edison ,,,, North ,,,, South ..,.,, West ....,, Marshall ,.,, May May May May May May May May Metropolitan April 1 Relays ., ,,,.,, April 14 South ,,,,, April 21 Roosevelt April 28 Relays 7 May 5 Quadrangular May 12 Carleton ,,,,7,, .,., , May 13 City Meet , ,. May 19 State Meet , ,S May 27 Displaying perennially top-notch form, the 1939 track squad captured first in the Metro- politan Track Meet, a championship in the newly-inaugurated High School Relays, and a decision victory over South in a dual meet. These records have raised predictions of a strong showing in the race for cinder supremacy. This marks a return to the fore after a season in which the squad did not measure up to the winning form shown by earlier track teams. 100 Top Row: Mr. Larsen, Coach, Wilson, J. Smith, Sutton, Pink- ham, Merrill, Davenport, Stew- art, Sumner, Tanner, Bond, Lind- er, Wachsmuth. 0 Second Row: Sauter, Senn, Engebretson, Hig- gins, Bros, Geiger, Edwards, Cooley, Playman, Shutt, Tharp, Fleenor. 0 First Row: Grattan, Berry, Schultheis, Anderson, Hancock, Wood, Ambrose, Hein, Vieau, Duntley, Balch, Palm, Manager. Miller Victor Crossing the Bar .L .ma Wwe In the Groove Top Row: Warburton, Egsgaard Laue, Hostetler, Vanstrom, Twi- to, O'Brien, Lind, Johnson, Som ers, Manager, Mr. Ross, Coach 0 Second Row: Barber, Turner, Thomas, Ekstame, Thayer, Bean Hoffman, Hoban, Scott, Nelson, Becker. 0 First Row: Gronseth Mills, Roth, N. Westhoff, Struble, Hofseth, Shean, J. West- hoff. 101 ....-V-l-P. V V' g h The hopes of the 1939 baseball squad are cen- tered around the two returning lettermen, co- captains Bud Westhoff and Kelly Roth. These two fine leaders and the abundant material should produce a team which rates near the top. The Millers started out the season in fine style beating West, Marshall, and Vocational be- fore dropping a close game to Roosevelt. West ,...,,.. ,,,,,., Vocational Marshall .... ,,,.rr , Roosevelt South ...... Fence Buster Central ...... ,..,.., Edison ,,.. ...... . North ....., .,..... May 2 May 4 May 9 May 1 1 May 18 May 23 May 25 -..-..June 1 102 Top Row: Lindow, Hicks, Mcigusick, Butcher, Branham, Walsh, Frick, Wick. 0 Third Raw: Balzer, McPheeters, Collier, Thacker, Hurd, Ledin, Hamre, M. Johnson, Reynolds. 0 Second Row: M. Johnson-Secretary ill, Thom-Treasurer 123, Buck, Lueders, Howard, Rose, Bates, Kitagawa. 0 First Row: Polgren, Williams, Schellen- berger-V. President 121, M. L. johnson, Miss Smart, Cooper, Alford, Fowler , Sanderson. Archers may Win points toward their W's by shooting in the semester tournaments. In spring the Waparthians', meet outdoors. Thirty-five teams play diamondball on the field each spring. Every home room captain organizes a team of at least nine players. In this year's posture contest Barbara Matson, Carol Burns, and Merlyne Johan- son Were selected as the Misses Washburn. Sara Martin, Donna Strand, and Ellen Powell placed second, while Louise Lindsay, Virginia Martin, and Ann Warburton were placed third in the contest. Get the Point? I I WW Ball! Queensl TWO Undef Ya' Qlenill on the wx QWW A , gowhnd, b Waxsh' 0 Second IQOWQSQZZQ, Sohnson. . 4 Cedar arg, vme, An Ie, Nimat, Hvghes' igaytmllixvwvciiliana' Sgnacison, Some: Row- 9'f'e ' wvoxasnes- ' S BOSE, TOP Brand, Ekschef , T017 Row O . 1 ,Do 0 1: nnell, B th mt Row: Warburrori, S?i,Tr?ihX- hgarrin, S, Martin p 11 ' fy urns Johanso 1 Owe , Madge ' , M on, H d ' n arson, Farnquisty Phmipgxclliila, Cass, Endsley f Say, sw f 'Wax RAYMOND HABATA MARY L. JOHNSON LOUISE EVERETT JOHN THAYEI Prrfsiflclzf Vim' President Secrcftary Treasurer Iiach year a selection is made of the outstanding stu- dents in the graduating class. These people were chosen for the honored positions in the june class of 1939. RAYMOND HABATA VERNA NELSON Mos! Talwzfed PAUL BREMICKER PAT SNEDEKER Frzendlicfst I 9-' ROBERT HIGGINS JEAN SYME Mosf Aflalvlir 'W' Q - xi w:szg 'w- w'3fsff. 1 BICRNARD HAXBY ANNE WARBURTON MARY L. JOPINSON IQDWARD STRUBLE Mos! Likvly fo Sllf'C'l'Cl1 Mos! Popular K, ::-' 5 O 1 V' O ., .Z , K A 1 Q, M CURTIS HALT RIQTTH' STIIRK Hrs! Lnokizziv ' w if ROBERT PUNCH MARY ANNE TANFY Prfrfwivsf x Q il? i 1 f 3 ,XR A 8 :kv I 5 , . AA',A ,,i A .Q HUDSON I.INl7l .R OLSON Saln fflfflffllll vfflfflff 'fflfitlll 51111, l111'm'if111 GRANT ALIFORD XVARBURTON ANDIQRSQTN VtlIl'lljl'fI2f'i!I1I SIIIII ftlfflfitllf VtIll'!l,il'fI1l'i!IlI X!t1lI'llit'f0l'jKIII me 7939 0 ROBERT ABRAHAMS-- What the well-dressed man will wear this sea- son. House Committee, Co-chairman, Triangles Hi-Y. 0 FRANCES ALFORD - True blue clear through. Salutatoriang House Committeeg Wahian Staff, German Clubg U. C. Clubg National Honor Societyg G. A. A.g G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Waparthian Clubg W Wearer. 0 MARJORIE ALLEN- True to her school, her work, her friends. Class Play Publicity Committeeg U. C. Clubg Girl Reservesg G. A. A. 9 DONALD ANDERSON- A strong will, a settled purpose, and an invincible determination. Class Play Properties Committeeg Wrestling. 9 GRETCHEN ANDERSON- The epitome of charm. Valedictoriang Credit Bureaug French Clubg National Honor Society, G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Waparthian Clubg U. C. Club. 0 HARVEY ANDERSON- Knowledge is a thing desired. Awards Committee. 0 IRVING ANDERSON- What thou art we know not. Boys' Dress Com- mittee. 0 MARJORIE ANDERSON- Always happy, always kind, She's the type we like to find. Lawn Party Committeeg Wahian Staffg French Clubg Girl Reserves, U. C. Clubg Apprentice Club. 0 THOMAS ANDERSON- Come what will, I'm satisfied. Social Decorations Committee, Photography Club. 0 GWEN ANDREWS- She's clever at anything. Class Movie Committeeg French Club, Grist Staifg U. C. Club, G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg W Wearerg City-Wide Wearer. 0 HOWARD ARMSTRONG- A man whose friendship is sincere, who knows no hubbub and has no fear. House Commi:teeg W:cs:linj. 0 GENEVIEVE .ARNESON- The one worth while is the one who can smile. Detail Committeeg U. C. Club, G. A. A.9 Girl Reserves, WU Wearerg City- Wide Wearer. 0 DONALD ASPER- He dares do all that may become a man. Senior Extra Committeeg Wahian Editor, National Honor Society, Politix Clubg Harle- quin Clubg Spanish Club, 1-9 Hi-Y. 0 CURTIS AUSTIN- Reserved, calm, and quiet. Credit Bureaug Wrestling. 0 MARION AWES- Fair words never hurt the tongue. Senior Extra Committee. 0 ROBERT AWES- His way is like the Mississippi River-lined with bluffs. Entertainment Committeeg Apprentice Clubg S.T.O. Hi-Y. 0 JUNE BAIN- A bundle of good cheer. Lawn Party Committeeg U. C. Club: G. A. A., Spanish Clubg Girl Reserves. 0 LOIS BAKKE- I did but look and love a while. Class Play Properties Committeeg U. C. Club, Girl Reservesg Commercial Club, G. A. A. 0 ELAINE BALDRY- Always ready for fun. Baccalaureate Committee, French Club, U. C. Club, G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. 0 BASIL BANKS- A diligent student, not without results. Class Play Sales and House Committeeg Chess Clubg K.O.D. Hi-Y. 0 ROBERT BARLOW- You live, sir, in these halls a quiet life. Baccalaureate Committee, Commercial Club. 0 WILLIAM BARTLETT- A jolly good fellow, we all like him. He's always full of vigor and vim. Class Day Organization Committee. 0 MARTHA BEACH- Ambitious, thoughtful, and responsible in every way. Lawn Party Committeeg Wahian Staffg French Clubg U. C. Clubg-National Honor Societyg G. A. A.g Girl Reserves, Waparthian Club. 0 JACK BEAN- Little pun you've had a busy day. Commencement Program Committee, Co-chairmang Wahian Staff, German Club, National Honor Society: Footballg Boys' W Clubg 1-9 Hi-Y. 106 one X939 0 EVELYN BEEBE- Her smile is something to find your way with in the dark. Social Decorations Committeeg U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. 0 FLORENCE BELL-- Quietness is wisdom. Entertainment Committee, Commercial Club. 0 VERNON BELL- His plans soar up like fire. Boys' Dress Committee, Orchestra. 0 LOUISE BERGGREN-- Always a miss, never amiss. Baccalaureate Com- mitteeg U. C. Clubg Girl Reserves. 0 JOHN BERGLIN- Ay, every inch a king. Commencement Decorations Committee. 0 GLADYS BERGLUND- Her smile is an inspiration for happiness. House Committee, French Club: Grist Staffg U. C. Clubg National Honor Societyg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg VV Wea'rerg Orchestra. 0 VIRGINIA BERKY- In every heart she has a friend, but she has many hearts to mend. Refreshments Committee, French Clubg U. C. Clubg Girl Reservesg G. A. A. 0 DONALD BERNARD- I dare not smile upon the damsels-'twould break too many hearts. Entertainment Committeeg S.T.O. Hi-Y. 0 BETTY BERTIE- You make the world a whole lot better just by living in it. House Committee, Co-chairmang German Club, Secretaryg National Honor Societyg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg VV Wearerg U. C. Club. 0 TED BIESANZ- A man about school. House Committeeg Band, Boys' Chorus. 0 ADELE BISSONNETTE- A sunbeam which hath lost its way. Social Decorations Committeeg U. C. Club, G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. 0 MARY E. BJORNSTAD- Life is what we make it. Class Day Program Committeeg G. A. A.g U. C. Clubg Girl Reservesg Library Board. 0 BETTY BLACKBURN- Sweet personality, full of rascalityf' Class Day Program Committee, U. C. Club, Girl Reserlvesg G. A. A. 0 BARBARA BLAKE -- It is only when her work is done that she dares join in the fun. Class Play Properties Committee. 0 BETTY BLAKER-- High ambitions does she showg she will reach the top we know. Records Committeeg U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g G. A. A. Boardg VV Wearerg Commercial Clubg Wahian Staff. 0 MARY E. BLAYLOCK- Nothing is impossible for a willing heart. Class Movie Committeeg French Clubg U. C. Clubg National Honor Societyg G. A. A.g WV Wearerg Debate Club, Waparthian Club. 0 STANLEY BLOCK- There is no substitute for Stan. Vocational Guidance Committeeg Waluian Staff, Busi- ness Managerg German Club, President, National Honor Societyg Debate Clubg Politix Clubg Boys' Chorus, Grist Staff. 0 JEAN BOLINDER- From all reports she is fond of sports. Girls' Dress Committeeg G. A. A.g VV Wearer. 0 ROBERT BOLL- He studies, but just for a change. Boys' Dress Coma mitteeg Commercial Clubg Wahian Staffg Hockeyg Golfg Boys' VV Club. 0 BURNHAM BOMAN- I have no ambition to see a goodlier man. Class Play Sales and House Committee. 0 TOM BOND- The cheerful man is king. Class Day Program Committeeg Boys' NV Clubg A.P.O. Hi-Yg Track, Co- captaing Athletic Board. 0 VIRGINIA BOSIGER- Blast with common sense and good reason. Rec- ords Committeeg U. C. Clubg National Honor Societyg Girl Reservesg Com- mercial Club. ' JAMES BOUSHOR- A jolly good fellow, we all like him. Refreshments Committee. 0 RICHARD BOWEN- Defeat? I never heard of it! Boys' Dress Committee, Hockeyg Football, Captain, Boys' W Clubg Wrestlingg Athletic Boardg A.P.O. Hi-Y. 107 mae 7939 0 BEATRICE BRAND- Everything she does is done well. Class Play Publicity Committeeg U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g G. A. A. Boardg WW Wearer City-Wide Wearer. -0 TED BRATLAND- Nothing is impossible to deter mined men. Sergeant-at-Armsg Stamp Club. 0 PAUL BREMICKER- His friends are many, his foes-are there any? Class Day Organization Committee Co-chairman, Student Council, Harlequin Club, President, All Hi-Y, Secre- taryg S.T.O. Hi-Y, Vice Presid ntg Class Play. 5. fi R KATHRYN 1 ppy combination of ambition and pep L 0 ,U Q. 1 gc. A. A.. Girl Reservesg Commercial Club Detail Committe . C. A.g Glee Clubg French Club. 9 9 NINA BROG E I A oi ant friend is a thing rare and hard to iind.' C O JAC R , an no longer but flew. Sergeant-at-Armsg Band 0 BILL BROS- He tried to train his hair to curlinessf' Boys' Dress Com- mitteeg Spurs Hi-Y, Vice President. 0 EVELYN BROWN- A girl in whom we find no faults. Commencement Decorations Committeeg U. C. Clubg Girl Reserves, Commercial Club, President, Band, Orchestrag Office Board. 9 NEIL BROWN- Nor is the world ignorant of his worth. Social Decorations Committee. +7 0 PAUL BROWN- Variety is the spice of life. Class Play Reading Com- mitteeg Harlequin Clubg S.T.O. Hi-Y, Treasurerg Glee Club. 0 DONALD BRUCE- Too much study is wearisomef' Commencement Decorations Com- mittee. ' NORMAN BRYANT- I like workg it fascinates me-I can sit and look at 't all day. Class Day Progra o mitteeg Bavndg Gym Team. 5-Q, Q.. abfammkoxmx - 'inlgfsgif M910-KW'-D 4.-:Sb AS-an boqkif - 0 JANET BUCK-Hsweetiand charming with a beaut FQ! C ly a Organization Committeeg Chroma Clubg G. A. A.g Girl R s vr Wxyapa, Clubg U. C. Club. 0 PATRICIA BURNS.-J'She makes good t ' g she attempts. Memorial Committeeg G. A. A., Wh Wearerg Comye 1 lu Committeeg Chroma Club. .51 fs .4 L, . 0 JUNE BURR- And whalt is so rare ps a day with June. Social o 0 DUAIGE BUSH-ulforievery why he has a wherefore. Credit Bureaug Quill Club, National Honor Society, Chess Club, Treasurerg Spurs Hi-Y. 9 WALTER BYRNES- Extensive study deprives a man of sleepy so I deem it an act which is obsolete. Memorial Committeeg Triangles Hi-Y. 9 NORMAN CAMERON- Everyone is the architect of his own fortune. Senior Extra Committee, Band, K.O.D. Hi-Y. 0 DONALD CARLSON- Where he fixed his heart, he set his hand. Credit Bureaug Quill Clubg National Honor Societyg Class Play. 0 JEAN CARLSON - Though quiet, it is shown-eliiciency he has known. Credit Bureau. 0 JUNE CARLSON- Sweet but seldom heard. Class Play Sales and House Committee. 0 RUTH CARLSON- Slight is the object but not so the praise. Commence- ment,'Decorations Committee, Girl Reservesg U. C. Club. 9 SAMUEL CARLSON- Worry never made men greatg why should I worry! Class Play Properties Committee, Gym Team. 0 SOLVEIG CARLSON- Music hath charms and so hath she. Entertainment Committee, U. C. Club, Girl Reservesg Glee Club, Naughty Mariettang Class Play. 108 mae i939 0 SHIRLEY CARROLL- Full of laughter, pep, and fun. Commencement Program Committee, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Waparthian Club, Photography Club. 0 ROBERT CASH-- Methinks he looks as though he were in love. Class Play Sales and House Committee, Band, Boys' Chorus. 0 ROBERT CHATFIELD- A little learning is a dangerous thing. Class Play Properties Committee. 0 WENONAH CHISHOLM-- She will never lack friends. Detail Com- mittee, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, W Wearer, Commercial Club, City-Wide Wester, Athletic Champs, U. C. Club. 0 RICHARD CIIRISTIANSON- An exception to the rule that good things come in small packages. Social Decorations Committee. 0 DONALD COBB-- Books! 'Tis a dull and endless strife! Social Decorations Committee, Boys' Chorus, Glee Club, Football. 7 0 MARGUERITE COLEMAN- A smile that radiates sunshine. Com- mencement Program Committee. 0 CORRINE COLLUM- She has a willing heart and a willing hand. Girls' Dress Committee, U. C. Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A., Commercial Club. 0 DONALD COMB-- A friendly, reliable lad who's not too good and certainly not too bad. Boys' Dress Committee, Boys' Chorus, Glee Club. 2' 0 EUGENE COOK-- Shall I, wasting in despair, die because a woman's fair? House Committee. 0 ROBERT COOLEY- The longer you know him the better you like him. Baccalaureate Committee Spurs Hi-Y. 0 MARSHALL CORDELL- The teacher's terror!', Class Play Publicity Committee, Hockey. 0 BETTY JEAN CORNELL- Was ever a sweeter girl born? We sing her praises from night to morn. Social Decorations Committee, Chroma Club, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. 0 ROBERTA COUSINS- Too many worlds, so much to do. Entertainment Committee, Co-chairman, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Harlequin Club, Girl Reserves, Class Play. 0 RALPH CRAIGO- Our chemistry shark! Class Movie Committee, Grist StaH, Photography Club, President, Wahian Staif, Wrestling. 0 EDITH CRASVVELL- Cute and happy, small and snappy. Class Day Program Committee, Co-chairman, Grist Staff, Girl Reserves, Harlequin Club, Glee Club, Naughty Marietta. 0 GRAHAM CROSS- A hard worker- always on the job. Boys' Dress Committee, Boys' Chorus. 0 HELEN CROWLEY- Brilliant and loves to work, her duty she never shirks. Wahian Staff, French Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, VI Wearer, U. C. Club. 0 EDWARD CRUMLEY- The good die young-don't worry! Boys' Dress Committee, A.P.O. Hi-Y. 0 LUCY CRUTCHFIELD- A good shorthand student's she, a finer girl there ne'er could be. House Committee, U. C. Club, Commercial Club, G. A. A. 0 GWEN CURRY- The essence of sophistica- tion. Credit ureau, U. C. lub, G. . A., Girl Reserves, Nan ty Marietta. 9 1,52 C 0 DANIEL DAHL- I t ought g-but lo, it was a dream. Sergeant-at-Arms, Basketball. 9 OLIVER DAHLEN-- Ollie's quite a blade himself. Boys' Dress Committee, Hockey, Boys' IV Club, A.P.O. Hi-Y. 0 BARBARA DAVIS- Quiet personality, charm, and pleasing manners. Girls' Dress Committee, French Club, U. C. Club, Girl Reserves. 109 we' wwe' xmxvi now me 7939 0 JERRY DAVIS- A likeable and generous boyg to know him surely is a joy. Lawn Party Committee, Cogs Hi-Y. 9 MARY DEAN- All that's neat- ness, sweetness, and completeness. Senior Extra Committeeg Wahian Staff, Art Co-Editor, French Clubg Chroma Club, Vice Presidentg U. C. Clubg G. A. A.: Girl Reservesg Waparthian Club. 0 WILLIAM DECKER- Laugh and the world laughs with youg frown and you wrinkle your face. Class Play Sales and House Committee, Spurs Hi-Y. 0 FRANCIS DEMPSEY- I must get to my work-tomorrow. Refreshments Committeeg A.P.O. Hi-Yg Wrestling. 0 HELEN DE PASS-- Born for some- thing great. Social Decorations Committeeg Chroma Club. 0 HOLLIS DERBY - The flavor of society. Girls' Dress Committee, U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g Photography Clubg Commercial Club. 0 JUNE DeSHANE- Hail to thee, blithe spirit. Commencement Program Committeeq U. C. Club. 0 DOROTHY DOYLE- Beneath a veil of calm reserve there beats a noble heart. Refreshments Committee, U. C. Clubg Com- mercial Club. 0 HELEN DRONGESON- Aristocratic to the last degreeg a most agreeable friend is she. Memorial Committeeg U. C. Clubg Girl Reservesg Orchestra. 0 JOHN DRURY- Your high-school days are your delight, but oh, for me, a high-school night. Boys' Dress Committeeg Footballg Boys' VV Club. 0 RUSSELL DUNCAN- He has opinions of his own. Detail Committeeg Quill Clubg Wrestling, Spurs Hi-Y. 0 ANN DUNN- Ambitious, active, always readyf, Commencement Decorations Committee, U. C. Club, G. A. A. 0 PHOEBE DUNTLEY- Modest friend, quiet and shy, with promise of fortune by and by. House Committeeg U. C. Clubg Girl Reserves. 9 FLORENCE EATON- For her future we have no fear, because she's com- petent and sincere. Records Committeeg G. A. A., Commercial Club. 9 GEORGE EGGLESTON- Care will kill a cat, so therefore let's be merry. Commencement Decorations Committee. 110 Bucket 2:21, dem 37,65 wma U39 0 RAY EKSTAME- Not so meek as he looks. Commencement Program Committee. 0 LYNN ELLING- Big hearted Lynn, we know him wellg great success wc can foretellf' Commencement Program Committeeg Glee Clubg Class Play. 0 JEAN ELLIOT- One who deserves success in every walk of life. Girls' Dress Committeeg U. C. Clubg Girl Reservesg Waparthian Clubg Photography Club. 0 JANE ENDICOTT- A bright star in the class constellation. Detail Committeeg U. C. Clubg G. A. A., Girl Reservesg Waparthian Clubg Photog- raphy Clubg VV W'earerg City-Wide Wearerg Athletic Champs. 0 OLIVER ENGEBRETSON- Oh glory-lack-a-day, something will surely come my way. Class Movie Committeeg Band. 9 DONALD ERICKSON- If clowning were music, he'd be a whole brass band. Class Play Publicity Committee, Wrestling. 0 LOUISE EVERETT- Ambition and personality plus. Secretary, 12Ag Wahian Staff, French Club, Secretaryg Quill Club, Secretaryg National Honor Society, G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg XV Wearerg Apprentice Clubg Glee Club, Secretary-treasurerg Naughty Marietta. 0 TED EVERETT- Clever and a good student. Senior Extra Committeeg Wahian StaE, Art Co-editorg Quill Club, Vice President, Chroma Club, Presidentg National Honor Societyg Class Play. 0 DOROTHY FARRAR-- She's pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Class Day Program, Co-chairman, Wahian Staffg French Clubg Grist Staffg U. C. Club, G. A. A.g Girl Reserves, Quill Clubg W'aparthian Clubg Apprentice Club. 9 VIRGINIA FAY- In regard to size you need feel no alarmg when you shorten the Egure, you heighten the charm. House Committceg U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Spanish Club, Secretary, Waparthian Club. 0 JOHN FENGLER- Quiet Zone. Class Play Properties Committee, Band. 0 RICH- ARD FJELLMAN-- He attains whatever he pursues. Class Movie Committee, Co-chairmang National Honor Society, Band, Orchestra. 0 CHARLES FLEENOR- A track man, there at every meet, he'd rather run a mile than eat. Senior Extra Committee, Grist Staff, Sports Eclitorg National Honor Society, Politix Club, 1-9 Hi-Yg Ski Team. GJANE FLINK- Merrily, merrily shall I live now. Class Play Sales and House Committeeg U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg VV Wearerg City-W'iclc CWC rer. 0 BETTY FLUBACHER- She is always happy and full of fun, With a cheerful smile for everyone. Class Play Publicity Committee. 111 Ya In Session me 7939 9 GORDON FOLSOM- And still he stubbornly persisted in bachelordomf' Boys' Dress Committee, Triangles Hi-Y. 0 MARIAN FORBERG- A smile for everyone she meets. Social Decorations Committee, Chroma Club. 0 BEVERLY FORD-- Dainty and demure is this young lass. Baccalaureate Committee, Glee Club. UWINIFRED FOVVLER- Polite and ever sure to please, Correct with grace and elegant ease. Awards Committee, Wahian Staff, French Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Waparthian Club, VV Wearer, U. C. Club. 0 MARY FRASER- Though quiet 'tis true, Anything for one she'd do. Girls' Dress Committee, Chroma Club, U. C. Club. 0 HAR- RISON FREEMAN-- The steady man, the ready man. Entertainment Com- mittee, 1-9 Hi-Y, Vice President, Wrestling. 0 BETTY FRIZZELL-- A good word and a smile for everyone. Lawn Party Committee, French Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, VV Wearer, U. C. Club, Class Play. 9 EARL FULLER- Here's a boy who can do two things at once, be pleasant and still put his 'idea across. Baccalaureate Committee, S. T. O. Hi-Y, Class Play. 0 BERNARD GALE- Well, look who's here! Class Day Organization, Sparks Hi-Y, Basketball, Manager. 'Km L N-5 ,freputation ' wort more af1g: le- m ' ,Aan o ' ALD GAR- NISS- The glass of f ion, th mode of or . Class Day 'Organization Committee, Athletic Board, Club, Swimming, Captain. 0 RUTH GARRETT- Her bubbling good ' e for the blues. Credit Bureau, French Club, U. C. Club, . A. A., G. A. A. Board, Waparthian Club, President. 0 LAURINE GARRITY- Faithfully do thy duty, and cheerfully speeds the day. Girls' Dress Committee, U. C. Club, Commercial Club. 0 ERNESTINE GEDIG-- Slender size, clever style, Laughing eyes, genial smile. Vocational Guidance Committee, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Waparthian Club, Commercial Club. 9 JOHN GETCHELL- Another chemistry shark. Com- mencement Decorations Committee, Field Club, President, Science Club. 0 JAMES GIBBONS- It is better to be small and shine, than to be large and cast a shadow. Sergeant-at-Arms, Wrestling. 0 ELIZABETH GIESE- KING- Sincerity has a charm all its own. Class Play Sales and House Com- mittee, French Club, U. C. Club, Girl Reserves. 0 SETH GILKEY- He's a quiet man but also quite a man. Class Day Program Committee, Basketball Manager. 0 PRISCILLA GLASCOCK- Modesty a d sweetness are her chief assets. Social Decorations Committee, French u , U. C. Club, National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Commercial Clyb O c oar 0 JVCE GOTTAS- She seems to be quiet, but probabl ' kn Girls' Dress Com- mittee. 0 GERTRUDE G UDI 'g , , or short, or tall, She sets a snare to etch t em a e ' ommit . 9 R T 1 u wo d and l shall ne'er agree. Valedic- toria ' Cr ' ureau rman l , C -Club, National Honor Society. 9 RO ER G ON- ved d ha dsomefloyal and tall, He's good in spor nd and all ' ial Dec ions om fittee, Football, Boys' W Club, iangles Hi-Y, C ss Play. 0 EBEL- It's nice to be nat- ural if you're naturally nice. Vocat Gu' nee Committee, Chairman, French Club, U. C. Club, National H Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, XV Wearer. 112 une 7939 0 RICHARD GRIGSBY- Mixed with eternal silence. Commencement Pro- gram Committee, Wahian Staifg Stage Crew. 0 LOIS MARY GRISWOLD- Sweet, sincere, sociable. Credit Bureau, Wahian StaHg French Club, U. C. Clubg National Honor Society, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Photography Club, W Wearerg City-Wide Wearer. 0 LUTHER GRON- SETH-- Ability Plus. Baccalaureate Committee, Football, Glee Clubg Baseball. 9 HARRIET GROTH-- May your life be full of happiness. House Com- mittee. 0 JOYCE GROVER- Pearly teeth, starry eyesg look out, boys, this girl's a prize. Class Day Organization Committee, U. C. Club: G. A. A. 0 RAY- HABATA- Exceeding wise, fair spoken, and persuading. Presi- dent, l2Ag National Honor Society, Student Council, All Hi-Y, Vice Presi- dentg A. P. O. Hi-Y, Presidentg Swimming, Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Naughty Marietta. 0 MARIAN HAHN- She gives friendship of the most useful kind. Girls' Dress Committee. 0 HOWARD HALE-- Every inch a gentleman. Lawn Party Committee, Boys' W Club. 0 CURTIS HALL- The 'Hall' of fame. Lawn Party Committee, Co-chairman, Politix Club, Harlequin Club, Treas- urer, All Hi-Y, President, S. T. O. Hi-Y, President, Glee Club. 0 MARLYS HALLSTROM- Her loveliness I never knew until she smiled at me. Baccalaureate Committee, U. C. Club, Girl Reserves. 0 JEAN HAMRE - Charming manners and a winning smile, will carry her fame for many a mile. Lawn Party Committee, French Clubg Quill Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Re- servesg Waparthian Clubg Spanish Club. 0 EUGENE HAUSER- Don't wait to be cranked-be a self-starter. Class Play Publicity Committee. 0 BERNARD HAXBY- And departing leaves behind footprints in this school of ours. Credit Bureaug Wahian Staff, Grist Staff, German Clubg Na- tional Honor Societyg Politix Clubg Spurs Hi-Y, President, Football Manager, Apprentice Club, Boys' W Club. 0 SUZANNE HAY- An individual with individuality. Baccalaureate Committee, French Club, U. C. Club, G. A. A.g G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, W Wearer. 0 DORIS HEGENES-- She who can take advice is sometimes better than she who can give it. Class Play Publicity Committee, U. C. Clubg National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reservesg Waparthian Clubg Photography Clubg Commercial Clubg W Wearerg City-Wide Wearer. 0 MANDEVILLE HELLIE- Night after night he blurred his eyes with study. Class Play Reading Committee, Apprentice Club. 0 KATHERINE HESSIAN- Sweet, sincere, sensible. Credit Bureau, French Club, President, junior Academy of Science, Secretaryg U. C. Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reservesg Science Club, W Wearer. 0 ROBERT HIGGINS - Football man, basketball man, last but not least, ladies' man. Boys' Dress Committee, Football, Basketball, Track, Boys' W Club. 0 BARBARA HINELINE- The gods gave you more than your rightful share, by making you so brilliant and so fair. Class Day Program Committee, French Clubg U. C. Club, G. A. A.g Girl Reserves, Waparthian Club. 0 HIRSCHEL HIRSHBERG- An unassuming, rather quiet fellow, With a smile that hints of hidden humor. Records Committee. 0 ROBERT HOBAN - Pm praisin' St. Patrick an' wearin' the green. Vocational Guidance Com- mitteeg Baseball. 0 WILLIAM HOCI-I- A song that says a thousand things. Awards Com- mittee, Band, Boys' Chorusg Glee Club. 0 ROBERT HOLTZMAN- He sel- dom spoke but what he said was clear and full of sense, so that we wished to hear. Credit Bureau, National Honor Society. 0 JOSEPH HOLZINGER-- Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. Boys' Dress Committee, Football. 113 wma 7939 0 HERBERT HORNER- When joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Class Play Publicity Committee. 3 ROBERT HORTVET- Where words are scarce, they are seldom spent in vain. Detail Committee, Photography Club. 0 ROBERT HOWARD- Life is too short for any anxiety. Class Play Sales and House Committee. 0 VIRGINIA HOWARD- Now you have gone, but we know you will, your place in the world very well fulfill. Credit Bureau, Wahian Staifg French Club, U. C. Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Member- ship Chairman, W Wearer, Waparthian Club. 'GLORIA HOWE- Tl1ey say she's an artist. Why not a model? Social Decorations Committee, U. C. Club, Chroma Club. 0 GORDON HOWE- He'll make a proper man. Me- morial Committee. U DONALD HUDSON- Knowledge is power, wisdom, and bliss, all frivol- ous pastimes I hereby dismiss. Salutatorian, Class Movie Committee, National Honor Society, Chess Club, Secretary, Science Club. 0 BEVERLY HUNTLY - A puzzle even to herself. Senior Extra Committee, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Orchestra. UMARJORIE IRGENS-- She is a phantom of delight. Refreshments Committee, U. C. Club. 0 JEAN JACOBSON-- Some are weatherwise, some are otherwise. Credit Bureau, National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, U. C. Club. 'RUSSELL JACOBSON- Not by temperament a kicker, but on the grid a regular slickerf' Commencement Program Committee, Football, Boys' W Club, Swimming. 0 VIOLET JACOBSON- It pays to be a perfect lady. Class Play Sales and House Committee, Commercial Club. 0 JEANNETTE JOBST- Jolly, vivacious, pretty and cute. Many are the lads she'd suit. Girl Reserves, G. A. A. 0 MERLYN JOHANSON- Better the world with Il song. Commencement Program Committee, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, W Wearer, Glce Club. 0 CHARLOTTE JOHN- SON- I yearn, for once, to be bored by leisure. Class Play Publicity Com- mittee, French Club, U. C. Club, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Photography Club, Secretary, W Wearer, City-Wide Wearcr. 0 HAROLD JOHNSON- He spoke not a word but went straight to his work. Sergeant-at-Arms, Stamp Club. 0 HENRY JOHNSON- Speaking in deeds, deedless in tongue. Commencement De rations Committee. 0 JAMES JOHNSON- Not soon prov ked, nor bei provoked soon calmed. Boys' Dress Committee, I 5 0 MAR AR h never 'blush was on my face. Class Play P gra mm tee rl Reserves. 0 MARJORIE JOHNSON- Everything s she d ef ell a shejioes ev ything Credit Bureau, Wahian Staff, ench , Q il glbyflgresiflentg C ational Honor Society, Girl WQSGPQSQ P.. Cl lm U JOHNSON- Words fail Us n this s i e Prglci 1 , erman lub, U. C. Club, President, Na- ' onor Soci ty, Girl Reserves, Wgiptirthian Club, W Wearcr, G. A. A., . A. A. Board, City-Wi e Wearer. A 0 MIRIAM JOHNSON-4-l Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, like twilight's, too, her dusky hair. Clhss Day Program Committee, French Club, U. C. Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Waparthian Club, W Wearer. 0 VIRGINIA JOHNSON- Actions speak louder than words. Commencement Program Committee, Grist Staff, German Club, U. C. Club, National Honor Society, Girl Reserves. 0 JUNE JUSTER- Always pleasing and attentive. Entertainment Committee, French Club, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, W Wearer, City-Wide Wearcr. 114 wma X939 9 KARL KALLENBERG-- Not that he loves study less, but he loves fun more. Sergeant-at-Arms. 0 GRESHAN KARST-- How will the future reckon with this man? Commencement Decorations Committee. 0 WILLIAM KELLY-- Unconcerned, curious, patient. Class Play Sales and House Com- mittee. 0 RICHARD KERKER- To-work or not to work, that is the question. Entertainment Committee. 0 ELEANOR KIRSCHSTEIN- She's charming to know. Lawn Party Committee, French Club. 9 YVONNE KJENSTAD- I never sought the world. Commencement Decorations Committee, Girl Re- serves, Commercial Club. 9 SUZANNE KLICK- Dignity and reserve are characteristics of hers. Vocational Guidance Committee, French Club, U. C. Club, G. A. A., VV Wearer, Girl Reserves. 0 GLADYS KLINGLEHUTS- She who has lived obscurely and quietly has lived long. Refreshments Committee, German Club, Girl Reserves, Chroma Club. 9 GEORGE KNOWLES- As reliable as the day is long.', Baccalaureate Committee, National Honor Society. 9 LOIS MAE KOLLEN-- She'll find a way. Girls' Dress Committee. 9 MARY JANE KOLLEN-- May all her heart's desires be hers. Girls' Dress Committee, Commercial Club. 0 DONNA MAE KOLLER- She's charming and she's shy, and kindly to a passer-by. Baccalaureate Committee, Field Club, U. C. Club, Debate Club. 0 PATRICK KOUGHAN- For, even though vanquished, he could argue still. Class Day Program Committee, Pclitix Club, K. O. D. Hi-Y, Debate Club, Apprentice Club, Class Play. 0 PATRICIA KRAFF- I have known many, liked few, loved one--maybe two. Entertainment Committee. 0 FRED- ERICK KROEGER- Anything I don't know today, I'll learn tomorrow. Entertainment Committee, Politix Club, 1-9 Hi-Y, Secretary, Spanish Club. 0 DORIS KUS- 'Tis to commend her, but to name. Baccalaureate Com- mittee, Spanish Club. 0 MILDRED KYLLO- Where there's a will, there's a way. Awards Committee, Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Commercial Club. 0 CHARLES LANE- Shy, quiet, attentive. Refreshment Committee, Band. 0 JAMES LARSON- By education most have been misled. Memorial Com- mittee, Band. 9 JEROME LAUE- Real earnestness in work is above all price. Vocational Guidance Committee. 0 BETTY LEDIN- To know her once is to like her always. Memorial Committee, Chairman, Wahian Staff, Grist Staff, Business Manager, German Club, U. C. Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Library Board, Waparthian Club, VI Wearer, City-Wide Wearer. 0 ROSE LEE- She laughs and the world laughs with her. House Committee, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Wahian Staff, Spanish Club. 9 JACK LEICHER- I didn't have time. credit Bureau. 0 MARGARET LESLIE- Quiet, though lovely, she is indeed, a cheerful friend in times of needf, Social Decorations Committee, German Club, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, NV Wearer. 115 Boreal SU Y l. Deliberation 9095 me 1939 0 SHERMAN LEVIN- Of courtesy and manners he possesses such a store. Class Play Publicity Committeeg Debate Clubg Bandg Wahian Staff. 0 GENE- VIEVE LINAHAN- A merry spirit hidden behind a quiet exterior. Class Play Publicity Committee. 0 LLOYD LIND- O whither, whither dost thou fly? Detail Committee, Footballg Boys' W Clubg Wrestling. 9 NORMAN LIND- Whomever he meets wherever he goes, around them the bonds of his friendship soon close. Vocational Guidance Committee. 0 WIL- LIAM LINDER- His words are few but worth listening to. Valedictoriang Credit Bureaug National Honor Society. 0 PEGGY LINDERBERGH-t'Happy- go-lucky, fair, and free, there's not many things that bother me.'f Commence- ment Decorations Committeeg U. C. Clubg French Club. 0 LOIS LINDOW-- Too low they build who build beneath the starsf' Class Play Properties Committeeg Grist Staifg U. C. Clubg National Honor Society, G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Library Boardg W , Wearerg City-Wide Wearerg Commercial Clubg Wahian Staff. 0 HAZEL LINDSTROM- Agreeable, quiet, complacent. Class Play Sales and House Committee, Commercial Club. 0 JUNE LITTLEJOHN- She does her part in everxy useful toil and artf' Class Play Publicity Committeeg German Clubg U. C. 3Clubg G. A. A. Board, Girl Re- serves, WU Wearerg Orchestra. fl 9 RICHARD LOOMIS- Laughter is the course of the conversation. Detail Committeeg Wrestling. 0 CHARLES LOTTES- He has the qualities for suc- cess. Awards Committeeg National Honor Society. 'DONALD LOVDAL- O sleep! It is a blessed thing. Refreshments Committeeg K. O. D. Hi-Y. 0 MARGERY LUCAS- A kind and helpful friend to all.', Class Play Prop- erties Committeeg U. C. Club, G. A. A. 0 DORIS MacKEEN-uObliging, sweet, talented, neat. Baccalaureate Committeeg U. C. Clubg Girl Reservesg Commercial Clubg Waparthian Club. 0 ROBERT MADSEN- His middle name is 'reliable'. Awards Committeeg National Honor Societyg Harlequin Clubg Wrestling. ' 116 Aren't we all? U 0106.1 me 7939 0 RUTH MARCY- Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill. Class Movie Committeeg U. C. Clubg Girl Reserves. 0 SARAH MARTIN- We End her a Worthy friend. Lawn Party Committee. 9 EILEEN MQCANN---- So shy and sweet in every way, her presence brightens every day. Vocational Guidance Committeeg U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. 0 BETTY MCCAULEY- A gentle manner is natural to her. Memorial Com- mitteeg U. C. Clubg G. A. Girl Reserves. 9 DORIS MCCRACKEN- A maiden good Without pretence, blessed with good reason and common sense. Credit Bureaug French Clubg U. C. Club: National Honor Societyg G. A. A.: Girl Reserves. 0 MARY JANE MCDONOUGH- A smile for all-not just for one. Class Play Properties Committeeg U. C. Clubg G. A, A.g Debate Club: VV Wearerg Athletic Champs. acxjfff M..: f S fl - l . 'I .JAMES MCELWAIN- He, in his sleep, would wal about. Awards Committee. 9 MILLARD MCGINNIS- She sighed and looked and sighed again. Boys' Dress Committee: Hoekeyg Football. C WILLIAM McKAIG- Face life with a grin and you're sure to win. Sergeant-at-Arms. 9 KATHERINE McKEE- I love to wind my tongue up: l love to hear it go. Class Play Sales and HousefCommitteeg Quill Clubg U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g Wapartl1ian Clubq Photography. U GEORGE MCLEOD- Standing ferirlessly before them. Senior Extra Committee. 'MARJORIE MEDGORDENf 'il-ler voice was blitheg her heart was light. Awards Committeeg U. C. Clubg A. A.g Girl Reservesg Commercial Club. 0 CLARICE MEIGS- Ready to work, ready to play, ready to help wher- ever she may. House Committecg German Club: U. C. Clubq G. A. A.g Girl Reserves, 0 DICK MELONY- Sing and l'll sing with you, study and you study alone. Class Play Properties Committeeg Bandg Orchestra. 0 MARIE MICHEL- High flight she had and wit and will, and so her tongue lay never still. Class Playzljroperties Committceg G. A. A.g VU Wearcrg Commercial Clubg Glee Clubg Naughty Mariettaf' 117 u'lknn7 lhg Award me 7939 0 DEANE MILLER- We shut our eyes and muse. Class Day Program Committeeg Boys' Chorusg Glee Club. 0 GLADYS MILLER- I will be quiet and talk with you. Awards Committeeg U. C. Clubg Girl Reserves. 0 CHARLES MILLS- He stoops to nothing but the door and all look up to him. Lawn Party Committeeg Basketball. 0 IDA MOBERG-- She came, she saw, she conquered. Social Decorations Committee. 9 HOWARD MOOERS- No scout can track his way. Class Movie Committeeg Bandg Camera Clubg Ski Team. 0 KATHLEEN MOORE - Dark hair, shining e'yek,,J'nerry humor-she's a prize. Baccalaureate Committeeg French CE, C. Clubg G. Ar.iA.g Girl Reservesg Waparthian Q 'W ClublA W Wari . Q.: ,V T79 r- . .JP if ii 5 A . F30 BETTY MOORE-'Terscfrfaility plus. Clfss Day Program Committeeg French Club, G. A. A., Girl Reservesg U. C. Clubg Class Play. 9 ROY MOORE - True as steel to everyone, but bending before one woman. Boys' Dress Committeeg Footballg Hockeyg- Boys, W Club. 0 LAWRENCE MORK- I want to be bashful, but the girls Won't let me. Entertainment Committeeg Chroma Club, Treasurerg Boys' Chorus. 0 JEROME MUDGE- I am in dead earnest. Commencement Decorations Committeeg Class Play. 0 JOHN MUEDEKING- As stalwart in himself as in his work. Lawn Party Committeeg German Clubg Football, Wrestlingg Boys' W Club. 0 CHARLOTTE MURPHY- She is true to her word, her work, and her friends. Class Movie Committeeg U. C. Clubg Photography Clubg Girl Reservesg Waparthian Club. 0 LAURINE MURPHY-- I often am much wearier than you think. Credit Bureau, U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. 'EDWIN NEFF- His only labor was to kill time. Boys' Dress Committeeg K. O. D. Hi-Y. 9 DONALD NELSON- And the boy grew up and prospered. Social Decorations Com- mitteeg Boys' Chorusg Glee Club. 0 ELEANOR NELSON- It takes life to love life. Records Committee, Co-chairmang U. C. Club, G. A. A.g W Wearerg City-Wide Wearerg Com- mercial Club. ' ESTHER NELSON- She came to us a stranger, she remains with us a friend. Class Play Publicity Committeeg Wahian Staffg German Clubg U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Waparthian Club. 0 FLORENCE NELSON-- And all the day I read in school, but my thoughts are elsewhere. Awards Committeeg U. C. Clubg Commercial Club. 0 JANE NELSON- Best is she liked who is alike to all. Awards Committeeg U. C. Clubg French Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg W Wearerg City-Wide Wearer. 0 LaVONNE NELSON- Portrait of a lady. Class Play Properties Committeeg U.' C. Clubg G. A. A.g Commercial Club. 0 MARGARET NEL- SON- Silence is one great art of conversation. Class Play Properties Com- mitteeg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg W,' Wearerg Athletic Champs. 0 MARGERY NELSON- The only way to have a friend is to be one. Class Play Sales and House Committeeg G. A. A.g W Wearer. 0 MARIAN NELSON- She has the rarest of all things--good common sense. Class Play Sales and House Committeeg German Clubg G. A. A., Girl Reservesg Glee Clubg W Wearer. 0 VERNA M. NELSON-- Nor could our souls approve the music's tone till all was hushed, and Verna sang alone. Class Day Organization Committeeg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Glee Clubg Naughty Marietta. 118 awe 7939 0 BETTY NEWDALL- Dates are her favorite fruit. Girls' Dress Com- mittee. 0 PHYLLIS NOODLEMAN- She does her own thinking, she needs no advice. Refreshments Committee. 0 JANE NOTHAFT- Thy memory be a dwelling place for all sweet sounds and harmonies. Vocational Guidance Committee, German Club, Library Board. 0 MEREDITH OBERG- A lovely, charming, pretty petite. We class her as one of our own elite. Lawn Party Committee, U. C. Club. 0 ELLEN OFTEDAL-- 'Tis better to be brief than tedious. Credit Bureau, French Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C. Club. 9 SHIRLEY OGDAHL-- A little work, a little play makes for me a pleasant day. Refreshments Committee, U. C. Club, G. A. A. 'PAT OGDEN-- She does all things well. Refreshments Committee, Wahian Staff, French Club, Treasurer, Grist Staff, U. C. Club, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Secretary, Girl Reserves, Waparthian Club, NV Wearer, City-Wide Wearer. 0 ELAINE OLSON- Can you imagine Elaine without a lot of friends? Vocational Guidance Committee, French Club, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Library Board. 0 ROBERTA OLSON- Swift 'to hear and slow to speak. Salutatorian, Senior Extra Committee, Grist Staff, German Club, U. C. Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, WW Wearer, Wahian Staff. 0 VERA MAE OMAN- A likeable girl with a likeable way. Commence- ment Decorations Committee, German Club. 0 ARDIS OPPEGARD-- Ever busy, ready, and willing to serve. Credit Bureau, French Club, U. C. Club, Girl Reserves, Glee Club, Harlequin Club, National Honor Society, Naughty Marietta , Class Play. 0 GRACE ORVIS- Friend of pleasure, wisdom's aid. Class Play Publicity Committee, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club, Office Board. 0 ANN OWEN- Style she has and good looks too, She does what she sets out to do. Class Day Organization Committee, French Club, U. C. Club, Girl Reserves, G. A. A. 0 CHARLOTTE OWEN- Yet leaving here a name I trust, That will not perish in the dust. Refreshments Committee, French Club, Grist Staff, U. C. Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Library Board, Waparthian Club. 0 ELIZABETH OZMAN- Popular with both girls and boys, Every moment she surely enjoys. Class Day Organization Committee, Glee Club, U. C. Club. I fl , f , l S 'l fl , ' fl J,-. 1 , I 0 DEAN P DE? beaugiglfglirl 'who haslbynf' und this 'Berg' for a lo time.' i9qnD mitteef'i6b-chaii5i:iiiin4'1Grist Staff, U. C. Club, G. , Resfr ,s' ii rary Boari1l,,jNVFrthii1n Club. 0 JOHN PARKER - me Mhave evfy a oliday. Entertainment Committee, A. P. o. ' . QGEORGE A, NS- What gulfs between him and the seraph' ' Boyfgress Committee, 1-9 Hi-Y. 9 MARILYN PARTRIDGE---'lPretty and wise, therein her charm lies. Social Decorations Committee, Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves. 0 MARJORIE PAULSEN- A girl with Ka smile is a girl worth while. Lawn Party Commit- tee, U. C. Club, Girl Reserves, Wfaparthian Club, Glee Club. 0 NORMAN PEARSON-- Nothing daunted, fearing nothing. Sergeant-at-Arms. 9 ROBERT PEDERSON- What he has he gives, what lie thinks he speaksf' House Committee, Orchestra. 0 RICHARD PERSCHMAN-- I believe in taking things as they comef' House Committee, Cheer Leader. 0 RUTH PETERS- The tree of silence bears the fruit of peace. Class Play Sales and House Committee. 119 me 7939 0 GORDON PETERSON- For he's a jolly good fellow. Memorial Com- mitteeg Glee Clubg Boys, Chorusg Class Play. 0 JAY PETERSON-- A care- free way Without, but within, that which commands respect of all men. House Committeeg Wahian Stalfg Chroma Clubg Science Club. 0 VIRGINIA PETERSON- Success for you we hope you'll find, as slowly life itself un- Winds. Vocational Guidance Committeeg G. A. A.g Commercial Club. 9 DORIS PHILLIPS- To hear her sing is to hear the birds of spring. Entertainment Committeeg U. C. Club, G. A. A.g National Honor Societyg Spanish Clubg Glee Clubg Naughty Marietta. 0 GERALDINE PINK- A happy combination of work and pep. Class Day Program Committeeg U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g Debate Clubg Politix Club, Girl Reservesg Wahian Staff. 0 ROBERT PUNCH- He has sighed at many but loves only one. Class Day Organization Committeeg Basketball, Boys' W Clubg S. T. 0. Hi-Y. 0 BERNICE RATHBURN- Dancing is my specialty. Awards Committee, U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. 0 EDNA RECKMO- A girl so ine and square, a jolly pal to have fore'er. Records Committee, U. C. Clubg Com- mercial Club. 0 PAUL REIGSTAD-- They say variety to life gives spice, so I choose not to wink the same Way twice. Class Day Organization Com- mitteeg Wahian StaEg Quill Clubg German Clubg Library Boardg Class Play. 0 JEAN REYNOLDS- Speech is silver, but silence is golden. Credit Bureau, Quill Clubg German Clubg U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Waparthian Clubg French Club, Spanish Club. 9 FLORENCE RICE- She is one who strikes the golden mean. Records Committee, Co-chairmang National Honor Societyg Commercial Club. 0 BETTY RICKORD- All my heart in this, my singing. Entertainment Committeeg U. C. Clubg Girl Re- servesg Harlequin Clubg Glee Club. 9 EDWIN ROBB-- Mind the music and the steps and with the girls be handy. Entertainment Committeeg S.T.O. Hi-Y. 0 PATSY ROBERG- Her thoughts are dancing flowers and singing birds. Detail Committee, U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g VV Wearer. 0 PATRICIA ROCHFORD- The best things come 'n small packages. Entertain ent Com itteeg . C. Clubg G. A I ' I J S 8 ,Z gk ,Q , YC ' 0 KATHERINE RODDY-- A quiet maid. Detail Committee. 0 RO ER ROE- How I learned to play the trombone in ten easy lessons. Class Day Organization Committeeg Bandg Orchestrag Co s '-Y. 0 JOHN ROGERS- At Hrs: he seems s ver , but wh n n ' my, oh my! Class Day P gr . Mi JAYNE RONNI 'The good you, do is not , altho you forget it. Class Day Program ommitteeg Grist Stalfg G. A. A., G. A. A. Boardg Debate Clubg Spanish Club. 0 PEGGY ROSHOLT- All's right with the World. Lawn Party Committeeg U. C. Club, G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg W Wearerg French Club. 0 ROY ROTH- A leader, an athlete, a true blue friend. Detail Committee, Chairmang Footballg Basketballg Baseball, Co-captaing Boys' W Club. 0 BETH RUDOLF- Minh, with thee I mean to live. Class Day Program Committeeg Wahian Staffg Chroma Club, G. A. A.g National Honor Society, Politix Clubg Spanish Clubg NV Wearer. 0 RODERICK RUSSELL- Man delights me, but oh, the ladies. Memorial Committee. 0 KATHRYN SALISBURY- She,s witty, clever, and chuck full of pep. Entertainment Committeeg Waparthian Club, Girl Reserves, U. C. Club. 120 X959 0 BOB SANDERS- And his wishes serve to guide him. Baccalaureate Com- mittee. 0 NORMAN SANDERS- A brain trust with a sense of humor. Entertainment Committee, National Honor Society. 0 NORMAN SATTER- LEE- Go west, young man, go west. Lawn Party Committeeg Bandg Sparks. Hi-Y, Treasurerg Class Play. J, wi ,vb ,.L, k.Qi,5. .dy ji ff I W . warm go M9,.Q.A,4jL9,,bg. cf V mix, J 0 BARBARA SCHALLER- She talks nice, she acts gfce, she is nice. Mem- orial Committeeg German Club, U. C. Clubg Girl Reserves, French Club. 0 KATHRYN SCI-IARF- Charm, poise, talent, all has she. Detail Com- mitteeg U. C. Club. 0 LAURINE SCHNEIDER- A good student who earns her high marks. Commencement Decorations Committee, German Clubg U. C. Clubg National Honor Society. , I libef g id if - nf ..ffc,ffM'+'eL- f ' ' ' 0 WARREN SCHOFER- To you we look for inspiration. Awards Com- mittee, Chairmang German Clubg Class Play. 0 LEAH SCHULMAN- A charming lass with a sweet disposition. House Committeeg French Clubg U. C. Club. 0 RUTH SCHWARTZ- A great mind means a great friendf' Class Day Program Committee, Quill Club, Treasurerg Grist StaE, Second Page Editorg French Club. 9 GEORGE SCOTT-'Tm not in the role of common men. Class Day Organization Committeeg Hockey, 1-9 Hi-Y, Presidentg Boys' WV Club. 0 VIRGINIA SEIDL-- Pep plus personality perfectly personifiedf, Entertain- ment Committeeg French Clubg U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Waparthian Club. 0 LORAYNE SELSETH- She's a prize in any game. Senior Extra Committeeg Commercial Club. 0 G ETRAN-'fqxeerfulnes d know ed e e 1 16 5 her any attri i lqiifx i:lalia'Co i e. 0 Oi - '. - n't p l ' O 5. win. I 1 G Ssparks Hi-Y, Secretary. 0 ol 7 ' gi u always full of fun. Class Play Sales and House C mitteeg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Waparthian . Z J g f ,Qs-sz Club- --we , 0 JAMES SKHEAN- If I ever find love I'll anal . ClIss Mbvie mmittee, Co-Chairmang Junior Academy of Science, Presidentg Field Clubg National Honor Society, Science Club, Presidentg Chess Clubg Debate Club. 0 BETTY SHIRK- She's pretty and she dresses well. Of any ball she'd be the belle. Girls' Dress Committee, Co-chairmang U. C. Clubg G. A. A.3 Waparthain Clubg Apprentice Clubg Girl Reservesg Class Play. 0 FRANK SHUTT- The path he treads leads to success. Baccalaureate Committee, Chairmang Nation l onor Societyg Track. J ' ' I Q 044 L r 019 Lf , . : il l P W LIAM SIEMERS- His good character fiertainly do not doubt.', Commencement Program Committeeg Science Club. 0 DELPHIA SILVER- She does not speak but smiles her thoughts. Girls' Dress Committee. 0 ARTHUR SIMONS-- No sinner, yet no saint perhaps, but well, the very best of chapsf, Social Decorations Committeeg Chroma Clubg Spurs Hi-Y, Treasurer. 5 MYRON SIMONSEN- Short and wise and ever thinking. House Com- mittee. 0 ART SINGER- It is better to have loafed and failed, than never to have loafed at all. Social Decorations Committee. 0 BETH SINGER- A girl whose reputation is well established. Class Day Program Committeeg Quill Clubg Grist Staff, Chess Club. 121 sf filffi Qfyoie ef' me f939 0 DOROTHY SLAATHAUG- Knowledge thou art a precious jewel. French Club, U. C. Club, Glee Club. 0 ROBERTA SLOCUM- Those who from study flee, live long and merrily. Class Day Organization Committee, Girl Reserves, Waparthian Club, Commercial Club. 0 ELIZABETH SMITH - Great thoughts, like good deeds, need no trumpet. Senior Extra Committee, Co-chairman, French Club, Quill Club, U. C. Club, Girl Reserves. 0 FARNUM SMITH- Art for art's sake. Chroma Club. 0 JAMES SMITH- Large is his bounty, his soul sincere. Detail Committee, A.P.O. Hi-Y, Treasurer, Chess Club. 0 MERRILL SMITH- He does his bit, does several bits, is always just and never quits. Refreshments Committee. 0 SUSAN JANE SMITH-- Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. Vocational Guidance Committee, French Club, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club, Photography Club, Chess Club. 0 PATRICIA SNEDEKER- Who'd ever think those innocent eyes could cause so much mischief and yet be so wise. Commencement Program Committee, Co-chairman, French Club, Grist Staff, U. C. Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Library Board, Politix Club, Harlequin Club, Secretary, VV Wearer, Class Play. 0 ELAINE SOGARD- What is worth doing is worth doing well. House Committee, Grist Staff, U. C. Club, National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Politix Club. 0 LEONE SOLEM- A gentle manner is natural to her. Awards Committee, Girl Reserves, Commercial Club. 0 DICK SOMERS- Life without laughter is a dreary blank. Credit Bureau. 0 LORRAINE SONNENBERG- The longer you know her the better you like her.', Refreshments Committee, G. A. A., Commercial Club. 0 NORMA SPEECE- Neat, not gaudy. Social Decorations Committee, Chroma Club, U. C. Club, Girl Reserves. 0 SHIRLEY STAYTON- Gracious in mannerf' Commencement Program Committee, U. C. Club, G. A. A , Girl Reserves, Class Play. 0 NORMA STENSON- Bubbling over with- vivacity and fun. Girls' Dress Committee, French Club, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Library Board. A122 5 Colleg ref' 1x . . IJZZC S 9116626 6 03,6 1' awe X939 0 MARGIE STEVENS- If she says she'll do it, it'll be done. Commence- ment Program Committee. 9 JACK STEVENSON- Nowhere so busy a man. Credit Bureaug Wahian Editorg Grist Staffg National Honor Societyg Politix Clubg Hockey, Managerg Trackg Apprentice Clubg 1-9 Hi-Y. 0 SHIRLEY STEVENSON- A sight you love to look on. Lawn Party Committeeg U. C. Clubg Girl Reservesg Waparthian Club. 0 WILLIAM STEWART- Husky and tall--a good friend to all. Class Play Sales and House Committeeg National Honor Societyg S.T.O.' Hi-Y, Secre- taryg Boys' Chorusg Glee Club. 0 HELEN STILES-- She's so charming, sweet, and smallf, House Committeeg G. A. A.g Commercial Club. 0 JAMES STINSON- I only ask that fortune send a little more than I shall spend. Class Play Sales and House Committee. 0 TOM STONE- Why take life. seriously. We can never get out of it alive. Entertainment Committeeg Glee Clubg Naughty Marietta. 0 FRED STOUT- He seeks to be good, but not great. Refreshments Committeeg Spanish Clubg Boys' Chorusg Glee Clubg A.P.O. Hi-Y, Secretary. 0 EDWARD STRUBLE-- VVho hopes the perfect man to see, need seek no further. Lawn Party Committeeg Grist Staff, Editor-in-Chiefg German Clubg National Honor Societyg Basketballg Tennis, Captain '38g Boys' VV Club. 0 REVA SULLIVAN- Laughter maketh a merry song. Baccalaureate Com- mitteeg G. A. A. 0 STEWART SUMNER- When there's nothing to do nights, I sometimes study. Commencement Program Committeeg Science Clubg Bandg Swimmingg Junior Academy of Science. 9 EDNA SUNDHEIM - When she tackles a thing she sees it through. Class Play Properties Com- mitteeg Quill Club. 0 GEORGE SUTTON- A little more than a little said is too much. Detail Committee. 0 JEAN SYME4 She makes a hit every time. Decorations Com- mittee, Chairmang U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Student Council, Secre- taryg Class Play. 0 JEAN TABER- She's a model for true friendship. Senior Extra Committceg U. C. Clubg G. A. A.g G. A. A. Boardg Girl Reservesg Spanish Clubg Waparthian Clubg Chess Clubg Wm Wearerg City-Wide Wearer. 123 '7 I 6 . A St udy 1. 11 beg, , Ury as beauty Sfudlbs l 3 QZMML,-'6Z?lAW mc., A fvmej4Z59 0 MARY ANNE TANEY- Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Class Day Organization Committeeg French Clubg U. C. Clubg Girl Reservesg Waparthian Clubg Class Play. 0 MARY TAYLOR- Charm strikes the heart, but merit wins the soul. Credit Bureau, German Clubg U. C. Clubg National Honor Societyg G. A. A.g G. A. A. Boardg Girl Reserves, VV Wearerg City-Wide Wearer. 0 JOHN MAC THAYER- A modest leader, a great athlete, but also a great scholar. Treasurer IZA, Credit Bureaug National Honor Societyg Hockey, Captaing Athletic Boardg Boys' Wm Clubg Boys' Chorusg A.P.O. Hi-Y. 0 JEANNE THOM-- Athletics, studies, social whirl, all belong to this charming girl. Class Day Organization Committeeg French Clubg U. C. Clubg National Honor Societyg G. A. A.g Girl Reservesg Waparthian Clubg W,' Wearer. 0 ROSEMARY THOMAS- Red hair, happy-go-lucky, talkative peppy, and very jolly. Entertainment Committee, French C ubg.Girl Reserves. y 9 SARA THOMAS- She's bright, she's witty, she's mingly pretty. Entertainment Committeeg U.C. Clubg Girl Reservesg ish Club. 0 DORIS TH NNS ' fri i ' Baccalaureate Committeeg U. C. Clubg Commer l Clu 0 RE HO N ' ong, lanky and like- able. Clas v' mita ma! Club o aphy lubg Boys, Chorusg Glee Club B Y T R6 - o tle spark may burst a mighty ...MM A 0 HARRIET TOLZMAN- Not much to say but plenty to do. Commence- ment Program Committee. 0 MARY JEANNE TOOMEY-l'Common sense is not a common thing.', Memorial Committeeg German Clubg U. C. Clubg Chess Clubg Photography Club. 0 GEORGIA TRANNSTROM- Wl1y men prefer blondesf, Commencement Program Committeeg U. C. Clubg G. A. A. '11 -LQJL. - ' ,Q,Q4f.a?-J: way? ' ,I 4!4,'s4...L,-ti '.'s:'g'lX-MTN-v 0 FRANCES TUSTISON- An athletic maid from top to toe.', Refresh- ments Committeeg G. A. A.g Girl Reserves. 0 ARLYNE UDSETH-- She always burns the midnight oil, but not always, I fear, in toil. Senior Extra Committee. 0 FANNYBELLE UPI-IAM- She cannot frown, she never tries, her heart is all too merry. Class Play Properties Committeeg U. C. Clubg Girl Reservesg Waparthian Club. ' 0 MARY VAN CLEVE- One of Na - illing Workersd' Class Play Pub- licity Committeeg U. C. Club i ' '- MARJORIE VENESS-- We're a bunch of slamme' w e u couldn't End anything to say against you. Detail om i eeg ' ' .g Commercial Club. 0 HAROLD VIEAU- Studi us, i , ca A . Memorial Committeeg Boys' Chorusg Glee Clubg A.P. ll-Ii . l 0 HOWARD VIEAU- an after our own hearts. Class Play Publicity Comrnitteeg Photography Clubg K.O.D. Hi-Yg Debate Club. 0 IRVING VIVIAN- Anything but work is my motto. Vocational Guidance Com- mittee, Triangles Hi-Y, Treasurer. 0 MARLIS VROMAN- We thought her an angel 'til we saw the twinkle in her eye. Detail Committceg U. C. Clubg Girl Reserves, Spanish Clubg Glee Club. . a 0 JOHN WACHSMUTH- The world's no better if we worry. Lawn Party Committeeg Triangles Hi-Y, Secretary. 0 ARCHIE WALKER- Rich in wit. Class Play Publicity Committee. 0 BETTY WALTERS- Could you be true to eyes of blue if eyes of brown should smile on you? Senior Extra Committee. 124 wwe 7939 9 ANNE WARBURTON- Able and active, with brains and poise, she does a lot without much noise. Valedictoriang Credit Bureau, French Club, U. C. Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Presi- dent, VV Wearer, Apprentice Club, Wahian Staff. 0 HELEN WASH- 'Honey,' with a disposition to match her name. Lawn Party Committee, Co- chairman, Wahian Staff, French Club, U. C. Club, Vice President, National Honor Society, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Library Board. 0 FRED WATSON- Ability, brains, character-everything calls for Fred. Class Day Organization Committee, A.P.O. Hi-Y, Vice President, Boys' NV Club, Tennis. 3 JEAN 'WEBSTER- I would just as soon work, but I want to be appre- ciatedf' Class Movie Committee, French Club, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, VV Wearer, Orchestra. 0 VIRGINIA WEIDT- In spite of all her social poise and art, she has a very, very tender heart. Vocational Guidance Committee, Girl Reserves, Photography Club, Waparthian Club. 0 FRED WEIL- A lad who's well-liked where'er he goesf, Credit Bureau, Band, 1-9 Hi-Y. 0 DONNA WEISEL- Hurry is only good for catching flies. Memorial Committee, Grist Staff, U. C. Club, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, VV Wearer. 0 MARION WES'l:AFER- A voice that charms. Com- mencement Program Committee, Glee Club., G. A. A. 0 PHYLLIS WESTFALL --i'Here's to a girl who's good and sweet. Commencement Decorations Com- mittee, Glee Club, G. A. A. 0 BUD WESTHOFF- Athletics are my meat, drink, clothes, and studies. Class Play Properties Committee, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Co-captain, Boys' VV Club. 9 MARY WESTLAKE- Time Queen of Hearts. Class Day Organization Committee, French Club, U. C. Club, Girl Reserves, Waparthian Club. 0 DORIS WHIPPLE- The world will be richer one poet more. Class Day Program Committee, U. C. Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Spanish Club, Chess Club, VV Wearer, Quill Club. 0 LEONA WHITE- A quiet mind is richer than a crown. Girls' Dress Committee, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Stamp Club. 0 CHARLES WILEY- He never troubles trouble? Class Play Sales and House Committee, Politix Club, All Hi-Y, Treasurer, Sparks Hi-Y, President, Football, Boys' VV Club. 0 RODNEY WILLEFORD- The height of great men has not been reached. Senior Extra Committee, Co-chairman, Grist Staff, Managing Editor, Chess Clu ' Photography Club, 1-9 Hi-Y, Class Play QQi1wlAj,,,tv..,LMwf!1?12iC 0 BETTY WILLIAMS- For all things qualilied, and oh so dignified. Memorial Committee, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Naughty Marietta. 0 RITA -WILLIAMS- She has the sixth sense-common sense. Senior Extra Committee, Wahian Staff, German Club. 0 WELDON WILLIAMS- Grow old along with mef' House Committee. 0 RODERICK WILSON- Oh yes, I'm a dreadfully serious boy. Class Play Publicity Committee, Cogs Hi-Y. 0 DICK WOOD- On the football field he sets quitexa pace, but he wins by far in Cupid's racef' Boys' Dress Com- mittee, Chairman, 1-9 Hi-Y, Treasurer, Football, Swimming, Boys' VV Club. 0 MARIAN WORKMAN- All the worldys a stage, and Marian's the leading lady. Class Day Organization Committee, Co-chairman, Grist Staff, U. C. Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, V rlequin Club, V'ce Presid s lay Wahian Staf. X! f J Zine .faawfiwfizi -22214 0 - ' ' ' ll JOHN WUNDER Let John d hell do it we . Credit Bureau. 0 DONALD YAGER- I swear I have a distinguished look. Class Movie Committee, Chess Club, Vice President, Choir, Glee Club, Debate Club, Class Play. 0 MARILYN YOUNG- We all like her. Awards Committee, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club. 125 LEAVE IT TO PSMITH In contrast to the thrills and creeps of the January class play the June seniors selected for their production a rollick- ing farce with the engaging title, Leave It to Psmithf' The plot concerns the tribulations of one Freddie Bosham. This young gentleman desired the hand of one Phyllis Jack- son. However, as a prerequisite to obtaining the young lady he must show his good faith by investing in her father's jam factory. To gain the necessary funds, Freddie employs Ronald Eustace Psmith, a general fixer-upper. In the en- suing adventures comedy reaches a high pitch, involving gangsters, stolen jewelry, and many varied forms of hyster- ia. The supporting cast included some of the most comical characters who have ever graced the Washburn stage. The play was presented in an excellent manner by the students. The staging was very striking, and all who saw it will remember Leave It to Psmith for a long time to come. 9 BRUCE YUND- Such a Hne fellow we wish he were twins. Mem- orial Committec. 0 JIM ZALUSKY- Quiet men are best men. Class Movie Committee, Choir, Glee Club, Stage Crew. 0 DORO ZIMMERMAN- Haste thee, nymph, and bring with Al! and youthful jollityf' Class Play Reading Commjgil. C. Club, National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, Class Play. CAST OF CHARACTERS Psmilh .,ttt ,,,.,,.,t,... - I......... - ...... - .....,...,. R ay I-Iabata Freddle Boslaam ,,,,,,.. ,,,,......,,,,.,,, B ob Awes, Paul Brown Phyllis jackson ,,,.,.... .,,,.. S ara Thomas, Marjorie Anderson Aileen Peavey ,.,.... ,..,...,,........,,,,..,. M arian Workman Eddie Cooles ..,,t, - .................,, Earl Fuller Eur' Halliday tt,.rt,,,,, ,.....,,,.......,.,,.,..... A rdis Oppegard Lord Middlewiclz ,,,,,, r,,,, P atrick Koughan, Ted Everett Lady Middlcwick ....,.,...t,, Roberta Cousins, Shirley Stayton Also in the cast Pat Snedeker, Dorothy Zimmerman, Mary Anne Taney, Solveig Carlson, Betty Shirk, jean Syme, Jean Jacobsen, Warren Schofer, Donald Carlson, Lynn Elling, Norman Sat- terlee, Eugene Cook, Jerome Mudge, Gordon Peterson, Donald Yager, Betty Moore, Betty Frizzell, Paul Reigstad Rodney Willeford, and Bob Grattan. seam of - Y I 1 A,,f '54 Y, pa , ,him QQ wx., qs' f , L ivaw 1-',z,,,g ,Q 4 K . 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Art Editors Mary Dean Ted Everett Assistants Rose Lee Rita Williams Beth Rudolf Richard Grigsby Jay Peterson Business Manager Stan Block Assistants Anne Warburton Jean Reynolds Ardis Oppegard Lois Lindow Ted Biesanz Typists Betty Blaker Robert Boll Photographers Tom Anderson Warren Thorson Peter Kosmos Charles Oberley Jack Stevenson WMWWWWM ff W W MW wWiWQ q WD mMEfW'MW5j,ffMf 6,4546 ,i W 3