Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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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

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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-

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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.