Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1940 volume:

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Memories arise of the Sioux tribe whose mighty Chieftain, Cloudman, first welcomed the Pond brothers to the Sioux village situated between Lake Calhoun and Harriet. Here, in their colorful village with its teepees, and birchbark canoes on the beautiful Minnehaha Creek, and their color- ful head regalia, the Hrst lndians were baptized in Minnesota. In working on the 1940 Wahian the editors have found that Minnesota, Indian Country, will never be again, but the Redman's spirit will never leave us. X f sum: I Cfb When sudden from the forest wide A red-hrown Chieftain Caine With towering forrn and haughty stride, And eye like kindling fiaineg No wrath he hreathed, no conflict sought, To no dark ainhush drew, But sirnply to the Old Word hrought The welcome of the New. -LYDIA HUNTLEY SIGOURNEY. O The three paintings in this section were done by a Washburn student, Bill Dietrichson. is X MO0N5 Outdoor Auditorium 12A Mixer 12B Mixer Homecoming 11A Mixer Minneapolis Symphon Stage Door Christmas Chorus Baccalaureate Class Day ' 12A Banquet Commencement Sprlhg 1940 Orch. September 20 September 28 October S October 13 October 19 Fall November 14 November 24 9 December 21 January 21 January 24 January 24 january 25 12A Mixer February 20 12B Mixer February 28 11A Mixer March 7 Operetta 'KRose Marie March 14-15 Class Play May 2-3 Baccalaureate june 2 12A Banquet June 4 Class Day june 5 Lawn Party june 5 Commencement June 6 X Q ii llwrxunr-2 3' 3536? ADMINISTRATION 0 MISS HELEN LUND- Head Clerk, Records and Finance. mp, 4 W Wi Office Rush 5 MISS KAY JOHNSON- 9 MISS BERNICE PETER- 5 MISS EVELYN JOHNSON 9 MISS JUNE BORRESON- Clerk. SON-Attendance Clerk. -Attendance Clerk. Clerk. 9 MISS KATHLEEN B. DOW- LING-English, University of Minnesota, I5.S., Grist, Srirrups Blue Triangle Advisor, Hobby' Bowling, Hiking, Reading, Trav- elling. 0 MR. RUSSELL D. BRACKETTAEnglish, Univer- sity of Minnesota, B.S., M.A., W'al1ian A d v i S 0 r, Sophomore Football Coach, Cogs Hi-Y Ad- visor, Hobby-Camping, Stamps. 0 MISS VIOLET A. KNUT- SON-English, Macalester Col- lege, B.A., U. C. L. A., Hobby- Corresponding with the celebri- ties. 0 MISS MARY W. LAIRD -Spanish, English, College of St. Teresa, Sorbonne University, Paris, France, B.A., M.A., Span- ish Club, Hobby-Travelling, Reading. 0 A delving into the fascinations of llftlllblll? and Tennyson's lzfylls of ffae King inaugurates the absorbing three years' study of English, which is offered to students. An engrossing adventure in American literature carries through and completes the sophomore year. As a B junior, the student has an optional choice of the study of the methods and styles of news or literary writing. The remainder of the course includes a thrilling review of Shakespearels works and a tour through the enchanting ages of English literature, study- ing the poems, essays, and prose works of the English masters. Under the competent supervision of Miss Mary Alice Suber, the English Department provides the students with the most valuable and en- gaging course in the high school curriculum. 9 MISS MABEL E. CHRISTENSEN- Girls Counselor, English, St. Olaf College, B.A., M.A., IZA Advisor, Scholarship Com- mittee, National Honor Society, Hobby- Reading. 0 MR. LOUIS W. CLAESON- English, Carleton College, B.A., University of Minnesota, A. P. O. Hi-Y Advisor, Iva- liian Advisor, Sophomore Football and Bas- ketball, Testing Committee, Hobby-Read- ing, Propaganda, Fishing. 0 MRS. AGNES MULLIGAN-Englisli, Carleton College, B.A., Silver Triangle Girl Reserves, Hobby fRending. ---- 1 ,iff 557 V w vi W - va xx U - S5 fiff , -6 M A d95,,6gLk.w N x .mfay .- ff Q M 1' wi. N 11 M yy-344 f Q5 ew - 'R ,. 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M0576 AND Affllffll' COUNCIZ O To enlarge the student's knowledge of music, a course of musical appreciation and choral singing is a part of the school life. Gym, together with its diversion from the other subjects, teaches the student valuable things in regard to sports, tumbling, and dancing. With the aid and cooperation of aspiring librarians, the library provides a valuable source for information on all subjects. 0 MR. VILHELM R. LARSEN l -Gym, Copenhagen State Nor- mal, Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy, Minneapolis School of Fine Arts, Athletic Spurs Hi- Y Advisor, Hobby-Sculpture. 9 MR. RAYMOND J. ROSS- Gym, University of Minnesota, B.S,, Intra-mural Supervising, Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Hobby hCamping and Fishing. 0 MISS EVELYN BOWEN- Gym, State University of Iowa, B.A., University of Minnesota, University of California, G. A. A., Hobby-Traveling. 9 MISS MARGARET E. THURSTON - Gym, Dakota Wesleyaim, PLS., Columbia, T. C., M.A., G. A. A., Hobby-SWim- ming, Bicycling, Piano. O The laws and mysteries of higher mathematics which are necessary parts of many modern day occupations are revealed to students when taking one of the many math courses offered them. The hypotheses of Pythagoras and Archimedes come to light in the Plane and Solid courses, while the algebraic and trigonometric principles are divulged in the respective courses of algebra and trigo- nometry. 9 MISS MARGARET E. BROWN - Librarian, Univer- sity of Minnesota, B.A., Colum- bia University, University of Southern California, Stirrups Girl Reserves Leader, Library Board, Hobby-Music, Wfalking, Cooking. 9 MISS WILMA MOSSBERG - Librarian, Uni- versity of Minnesota, B.S., Silver Triangle Girl Reserves Advisor, Hobby-Reading. ,I . .X 2 . a fl if A:i1llfi,ss RUTH OLSON X Math, Carleton College, Univer- X X ' sity of Minnesota, B.S., M.S., Q . Silver Triangle Advisor, Scholar- lk-ff ship Co m m i t t ee, Curriculum Committee, Hobby-Old Mathe- matics Books. 3 MR. ROBERT H. MORRIS--Math, University of South Dakota, A.B., Univer- sity of Iowa, M.A., Sparks Hi-Y Advisor, Hobby+RifIe and Pistol Marksmanship. 0 MR. CURTIS MARTIN-Math, University of Minnesota, B.A., M.A., Tennis, 12B Chairman, Hobby-Walk- ing, Horseshoe, His Family, Travel. ZIBRARY AND Mil ffl University of South Dakota B A Univer 0 MISS HELEN MINTY-Math, 0 MR HARVEY 0 JACKSON Math sity of Montana University of Minnesota Carleton College, B.A., Hobby-Music University of Minnesota BS MA Chess Hobby Athletics Listener, Outdoor Activities. club Hobby Reading, Chess i UMR. GEORGE FROGEN-American History, University of Minnesota, B.A. Qsumrna cum laudej, 1-9 Hi-Y Advisor, Hobby-Foreign Languages. 9 MISS ELIZABETH KLEIN-Social Science, Iowa Teachers College, University of Min- nesota, University of Iowa, B.A., Writing Supervisor, Credit Bureau, Hobby-Coolv ing, Needle point. 9 MR. GEORGE P. HALVORSON-American History, Uni- versity of Wfisconsin, B.A., University of Minnesota, M.A., Hustler's Club, General Curriculum Committee, Hobby-Garclem ing, Fishing, Reading. 16 5061141 5'L'lflVC'E C Q'Did Columbus really discover America? What provision does the Constitution make concerning voting and voting qualifications? To what is the rising cost of modern living attributed? The answers to these and numerous other questions are answered when the student enters one of the social science classes proffered him by the interested and concerned teachers. If the student wishes to widen his knowledge of history and social conditions beyond the required acquaintance with civics and American History, he may choose one or both of the subjects, economics and world history. Mr. George Halvorson, Chairman of the Social Science Department, is very ably assisted by nine other discriminating teachers. 'MISS HAZEL PERRY- l Social Science, University of Minnesota, B.A., V. O. S. Girl Reserves Advisor, Sr. Chairman of Properties for Class Play, Hobby-Antiques. 0 MR. FRED M. CURTIS-Civics, Wisconsin State Teachers College, University of Minnesota, B.S., S. T. O. Hi-Y Advisor, Football, Hobby-Coin Collector CPen- niesb, Fishing, Hunting. 5061.41 .YC'lfNC'f L'00NC'll Male Chorus Singing. 0 MRS Hobby-Antiques. U 4 by V fy . s 1 0 MR. LLOYD ALWIN- World History, Hamline Univer- sity, B.A., Boys' Golf, Hobby- LEOTA GOODSON - Amer- ican History, University of Chi- cago, Ph.B., University of Min- nesota, Advisor U. C. Club, S -if I 54115 ' !':sJ'k I rn L ,su K ., s- I ' X Ag' V 3 ' ' rv JL 5 3 ' 1' ' 'a ,. . , K' 1' vp N f s YI , l .- . 3 if , f' ., s - , O Q l , ! f , 9 4 I ' 9 it , , i 0 MR. ROY E. LINDSTEDT--Sociology, Civics, University of Minnesota, B.A., B.S., M.A., Debate Club, Hobby-Law. 0 MISS DOROTHY PETERSON -World His- tory, University of Minnesota, B.S,, Hobby -Travel, Reading. 0 MR. GEORGE C. HOARD-Civics, Commercial Law, Carle- ton College, B.A., University of Minnesota, Hobby-Travel, Camping. 3 u . 17 0 MISS MARGARET TUPPER-Spam ish, University of Minnesota, B.A., Magnets Blue Triangle Girl Reserves Advisor, Span- ish Club, Hobby--Plays, Travel. 0 MISS ANNA A. SMART-Latin, Smith College, B.A., University of Minnesota, M.A., U. C. Club, Hobby-Criminology, The Sea. 9 MRS. BLANCHE SAVAGE-Latin, Ger- man, University of Minnesota, A.B., Ger- man Club, Chairman of Language Depart- ment, Hobby--XVriting, Flower Growing. 18 lf4N60v46'E L'0llNL'll 0 Washburn offers a choice of four languages in its curriculum: French, Spanish, German, and Latin. The always popular French de- partment is represented by Miss Gear, Miss Holliday, and Miss Nord- quist. Miss Laird who has been teaching Spanish, relinquished her position to Miss Tupper upon her return from teaching in Montevideo, Uruguay. Miss Nordquist also teaches Spanish to meet the growing demand for this language. Latin is taught by Miss Smart and Mrs. Savage. Miss Denison and Mrs. Savage combine their efforts in teaching German. 0 MISS RUTH NORDQUIST-Spanish, French, University of Minnesota, Puerto Rico, University of Wiscoiisin, B.A., Silver Triangle Girl Reserves Advisor, Hobby- Reading, Cooking, Sewing. 0 MISS CHRISTINA GEAR-French, Universityiof Min- nesota, B.S., State Teachers College, French Club, Hobby-Sewing, Cooking. 9 MISS EVELYN DENISON-German, University of Minnesota, B.A,, University of Wis- consin, M.A., German Club Advisor, Hobby--Collecting Old Glass, Coins. 9 MISS MARGARET H. HOLLIDAY-French, Columbia University, M.A., Sorbonne Uni- versity, Paris, France, University of Minnesota, B.S,, French Club, Hobby+-Traveling, Architecture, Badminton. N14 7064! 5'C'lflVL'f C0l!NC'll 0 The marvels of the science classes fascinate many. Miss Goldsworthy, Mr. Roder, and Mr. Dillner teach the science of all living things, biology. Physics, the study of nature's laws and forces, is taught by Mr. Reque and Mr. Parsons. Only the awe inspired seniors may take chemist1'y, which has as instructors Mr. Janes, Mr. Wells, and Mr. Parsons. Miss Lowry teaches the nature lovers the study of flowers, botany. A 0 MR. ALWIN F. RODER-Biology, Ripon College, University of Wisconsin, Ph.B., Unisersity of Minnesota, W'restling, Hobby-Nature Study. 0 MR. E. DUD- LEY PARSONS, JR.-Physics, Chemistry, Hamline University, B.S., Stage. Audio- Visual, Class Movies, Hobby-Photography, Radio, Reading. 9 MR. ERLING S. REQUE-Physics, Luther College, A.B., Science Club, K. G. D. Hi-Y Advisor, 10th Grade Football, Hobby-Reading, Sports. 9 MR. MERVIN C. DILLNER-Biology, University of Minnesota, B.S., Football Coach, Hockey Coach, Triangle Hi-Y Ad- visor, Hobby--Volleyball, Scrapbooks. 0 MISS ZELMA GOLDSWORTHY- Biology, Grinnell College, B.A., University of Minnesota, University of Colorado, Columbia University, Sponsor junior Acad- emy of Science, National Honor Society, Hobby-Fishing, Outdoor Life. 0 MR. FRANK T. JANES-Chemistry, Colum- bia University, M.A., Chicago University, M.S., Concordia College, B.A., Photography Club, Second Football Squad Coach, Hobby -Fishing. 0 MISS BESSIE E. LOWRY- Botany, Greenhouse, University of Minne- sota, B.A., University of Colorado, Garden, Hobby-Motoring, Stamp Collecting. 9 MR. JOHN C. WELLS-Cliemistry, Boys, Counselor, Monmouth College, B.S., Uni- versity of Minnesota, Columbia University, Assistant Football Coach, Halls, Lost De- partment, Hobby+Hunting, Fishing, Camp- ing. Shops 9 Encouragement to future ar- chitects, engineers, and drafts- men is given by Mr. Phillips W. Lee and Mr. Harold H. Henley. These subjects offer great ingen- uity to enterprising students. 5 MISS HELEN S. GRANT- Cooking, University of Minne- sota, B.S., University of Chicago, Milwaukee? State College, Lost and Found Articles, Hobby- Good Friends. 'MISS MYRA GOODE- Clothing, Art, University of Minnesota, B.S., Art Education, Senior Advisor, Hobby-Painv ing, Gardening. . MR. PHILLIPS W. LEE- Mechanical Drawing, Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Swimming Coach, Hobby-Aviation, Farm- ing. 9 MR. HAROLD H. HENLEY -Woodwork, Purdue, B.S., M.F., University of Minnesota, Hobby -Golf, Tennis, Making Fine Furniture. Plenty nice! Keller at Work . MISS MARION TROWBRIDGE-Art, North Dakota State College, B.S., Columbia University, M.A., Chroma Club, Stage Scenery, Walxian Art Advisor, Hobby-Doll Collection, Craftwork. Y.. 1'?'f'W ' 3 a K. ggi ? f E i f 5 F f 4, 'Wa - in Wo, es' 9, S W ,. if r .Q . E., i W -'fQ1i,..- ,, A . : , . :: -W ... f .. . ., . 3' 553239335 '::E':'P5, V: 5- ' S SS? z 4 f my 215552 .V me .. U, , V 2 gf , ..::,,' : g92: - vmiqgwf igssifaiml 555545551 M25 9 -f U v' 7 Em! if- Q ' ' 'Q ', N 3 N A , Q L. 'Q 'N P vi xx 'eq W, R44 V, X sf. my ggff55Q:w5Eff5?g-5xw?. , M-,W 2 fel ,L 0 ,,, , .. A, , KA X My ,R we A A ,,ff. fm ,Mgf ,,ff 1, , . :f ' - M f., hx R, E u E i il I K 1 1 4 5 22 C w 1j2'fW is Xxx- sjxx. x x'3QX13S5 l Et 52:23 JANUARY C'l!l.9.S' 0fFlL'fR5 GORDON PLAYMAN ROSALIE KAHLERT RUTH MARY PICKHARDT BILL RAMSEY Prr'si1fe11l Vive Prexirfcril N'vn'z'ar'y Tleawrer fl0lVOR R0ll Patricia Allen Fred Barron Robert Beaucloin Laura Mae Berdan Barbara Bratrud Mary Ann Butterworth Betty Ann Carlson Esther Carlson Henry Cohen Mary E. Cole Mary Jane Estes MARY ANN BUTTERWORTH JIKIll'!TliL'10l'ilI1Z l7KI1l?1fiL'1'0l'i!Ill MILES MCNALLY Carol Jane Gorder Lois Grapp Jeannette Hatlestad Mary Hessian Sylvia Kinseth Jeanne Leslie Henry Lohmann Harold Martinson Mary Mayhew Ann Mclnnis Miles McNally Barbara McQuarry Mary Mehlin Clayton Miller Helen Nichols Gordon Playman Ellen Powell William Ramsey Mary Rosholt Helen Smith Hibbard Smith Virginia Twenge John W2f1'CH ,Jl'i.fXNNliTTE HATLESTAD SYLVIA RINSLTH S1Illlft1f0l'iL17l SIIIILUIIOYIHII 0 ROBERT D. BROWN-Track, Class Day Program. 0 LEONARD V. BRUCCIANI-Vocational Guidance. 9 MARY BUDDE-G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Class Play, Publicity. 0 ARDELL F. BURNETTiFrench Club, G. A. A., Girl Re- serves, Girls' W Club, U. C. 9 BRUCE D. BURWELL-Class Day, Organization. 9 MARY ANN BUTTERVVORTH-Gen man Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, Orchestra, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U. C., Baccalaureate, General Chairman, Vuledictorian. JANUARY 0 PATRICIA ALLEN-German Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girls' W Club, U. C., Movie Commit- tee Co-Chairman. 0 KATHLYNN M. ANDERSON-Stamp Club, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U. C., Waparthian Club, Class Play Publicity. 0 JEANNE M. ANDRE - French Club, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., G. A. A., Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U. C., Class Play Publicity. 0 STEPHANIE A. ATHELSTAN-G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Class Memorial. U FRED B. ATWOOD-Hi-Y, Class Memorial. 0 ALFRED BAKKE-Vocational Guidance. 0 FRED E. BARRON--National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Stage Crew, Spanish Club, Stamp Club, Class Memorial. 0 CURTIS BARTHOLOMEW-Football, Chairman, Awards. 0 ROBERT K. BEAUDOIN-National Honor Society, Student Council, Chairman, Wahian Committee, Credit Bureau, Wahian Editorial Staff. 9 BEVERLY R. BENNETT-French Club, G. A. A., Girl Rc- serves, U. C., Girls' Dress Committee. 9 MARGARET L. BENT- LEY-Class Memorial. 0 LAURA MAE BERDAN-German Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, Politix, City Wide Wcarer, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U. C., Com- mencement Program. 0 0 ALFRED J. BERGERON-Band, Social-Decorations. 0 ANN BLANKENHORN - Decorations-Commencement. 0 GROVER BORING-Boys' Dress Committee. BARBARA A. BRATRUD--German Club, Grist Staff, Library Board, National Honor Society, Science Club, G. A. A., Girl Re- serves, Girls' W Club, U. C. 9 JOHN R. BREDESEN-Cam- era Club, Hi-Y, Class Play, House Committee. 0 LOWELL R. BREKKE-Class Day Program. JANUARY 9 VIRGINIA ANNE CANTERBURY-G. A. A., U. C. Club, Baccalaureate. 0 BETTY ANN CARLSON-Chroma Club, French Club, National Honor Society, Girl Reserves, U. C., Com- mencement Program. 0 ESTHER V. CARLSON-National Honor Society, Commercial Club, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' NV Club, -U. C., House Committee. 9 CLARABEL E. CHAFFEE-Band, Decorations Committee. 0 MAURITA CHRISTENSEN-G. A. A., Girls' Wu Club, U. C., Girls' Dress Committee. 9 HENRY COHEN-National Honor Society, Boys' l'W Club, Tennis, Baccalaureate. 9 MARY EVELYN COLE-Chroma Club, French Cliib, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' UV! Club, U. C., Class Play Publicity. 0 BETTY LOU COLLETT- Orchestra, Girl Reserves, U. C., Awards Committee. 0 EULALIA A. COLLINS-Social, Decorations Committee. U LORRAINE CONRAD-French Club, Grist Staff, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Waparthian Club, Class Play Committee. 0 BETTY ANNE COOPER--G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, U. C. 9 MARSHALL CORDELL-Boys' Dress Committee. 0 MARY BETH CORNELIUS - Class Play Properties. 0 NANCY CORY-Girl Reserves, U. C., Waparthian Club, Class Play Properties. 0 VIRGINIA COX-French Club, Oifice Staff, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' XV Club, U. C., Chairman Re- freshment Committee. 9 LOIS CROGNESS-Comniercial Club, G. A. A., U. C., Girls' Dress Committee. 0 ROBERT M. DALBY-Band, Class Play House Committee. 0 MARYGRACE DARBY-Glee Club, G. A. A., Wahian Committee. 9 MARGERY V. DELTON-Grist Staff, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, U. C., Chairman Class Play Properties. U BETTY F. DENCKERT-G. A. A., Vocational Guidance Committee. 9 MARY JANE DOBLER-Photography Club, G. A. A., Girl Re- serves, U. C., Decorations Committee. 9 SAXE DOBRIN-Hi-Y, Senior Extra. 0 WILLIAM DOL- PHIN-Boys' Dress Committee. 0 CHARLES H. DOREMUS -Hi-Y, Class Play Program. U PHYLLIS GOHLKE-Glee Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Class Day Organization. 0 CAROL JANE GORDER- French Club, National Honor Society, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls, '4W,' Club, U. C., Movie Committee. 0 BOB GOSSELIN-Band, Memorials Com- ffllttec. 9 LOIS GRAPP-Class Play, French Club, Harlequin, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' WU Club, U. C., Class Day Organization. 9 DOROTHY GREEN-G. A. A., U. C., Senior Extra. 0 PAUL D. GROSTEPHAN-Sergeant in Arms. JANUARY 0 BURTON DUNTLEY'-Boy's' VV Club, Football, Hi-Y, Track, Class Memorials. 0 GLORIA K. EASTMAN-Grist Staff, Orchestra, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls' W,' Club, U. C., Class Play Publicity. 0 DALE G. ECK- BLAD-Hi-Y, Boys' Dress Committee. 0 DEAN K. EISCHEN-Sergeant in Arms. 9 NAOMI EI.- LIOTT-G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' NWN Club, U. C., Bac- calaureate Committee. 0 RUTH ELLIOTT-G. A. A., Girl Re- serves, U. C., House Committee. 0 GLADYS ERICKSON-Commercial Club, W'al1ian Staff, G. A. A., U. C., Class Play House Committee. 9 MARY JANE ESTES-French Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls, NVD Club, U. C., Senior Extra. 9 AUDREY EUSTIS--G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Class Day Program. 0 BERNICE E. EXBERGER--U. C., Class Day Organization. 9 MARCIA FILES-French Club, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls' WU Club, U. C., Girls, Dress Committee. 0 ART FISCH- ER-Basketball, Football, Chairman Class Play Publicity. 0 VEDA FONTAINE-Chroma Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Wahian Committee. 0 DONALD FORMANEK-Com- mercial Club, Vocational Guidance Committee. 0 RICHARD FOX-Walwiari Committee. 0 ROBERT FRITH--V7al1ian Committee. 0 VIRGINIA GEIGER--Girls' Glee Club, Grist Staff, Harlequin, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves. Girls' VV Club, U. C. Cabinet, Chairman Class Day Program. 0 MARGARET GIBBS-Class Day Organization. JANUARY 0 STAN GROTH-Hi-Y, General Chairman of Social Commit- tee. 0 ALBERTA GUANELLA-Decorations, Commencement Committee. 9 NANCY HALL-Band, Grist Staff, Spanish Club, Girl Reserves, U. C., Wfaparthian Club, Class Play Properties. 0 JOHN HANNA-Tennis, Social-Refreshments Committee. U JOYCE HARTSON-Commercial Club, Awards Committee. 9 GORDON HATLESTAD-Hi-Y, Class Play Publicity. 0 JEANNETTE L. HATLESTAD-Salutatorian, G. A. A., W', Wearer, Girl Reserves, U. C., French Club, Grist, Harle- quin, National Honor Society, Politix, Debate. 0 HARRIET HELMICK-French Club, Glee Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Chairman Girls, Dress Committee. 0 KENNETH L. HEMPEL'-Band, Orchestra, Sergeant in Arms. 0 MARY HESSIAN-French Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Re- serves, Girls' VV Club, U. C., Waparthian Club, Class Day Program. 0 JOHN HICKS-Awards. 9 DONALD HILL- Glee Club, Football, Hi-Y President, Chairman House Committee. 9 MARION HILL-Commercial Club-Class Play Committee, House Committee. I DONALD HINZ-Social Committee-Rm freshments. 0 BEN HOFSETH-Basketball, Boys' VV Club, Football, Baseball, Boys' Dress Committee. 9 JOE HOGAN-German Club, Glee Club, Grist Staff, Credit Bureau. 0 GENEVIEVE HOLMBERG-Wahian Committee. 9 ELSIE HUGHES-French Club, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W,' Club, U. C. 0 HARLEY HYRE-Boys' Glee Club, Photography Club, Stamp Club, Social Detail Committee. 0 MIKE JACOBI-Spanish Club, Football Manager, Hi-Y, Stage Crew, Commencement Pro- gram. 0 BILLIE JOHNSON-G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Decorations Committee. U JUNE JOHNSON-G. A. A., U. C., Girls' Dress Committee. 0 SHIRLEY JOHNSON--Commercial Club President, G. A. A., U. C., Class Day Organization. 0 PHYLLIS JOR- GENSEN-German Club, G. A. A., U. C., Wahian Committee. Stan Makes Toast Farewell Blues Class Day Capers fsit .11 ak' f JANUARY 0 ROSALIE KAHLERT-Grist Staff, Harlequin, Library Board, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Re- serves, Girls' WH Club, U. C., General Chairman Commence- ment. 0 FRANK KELLER-Memorial Committee. 0 JAMES KENNEDY--Boys' W,' Club, Hockey, Boys, Dress Committee. 0 SHIRLEY KIESNER-Commercial Club, G. A. A., Girl Re- serves, U. C., Commencement Program. 0 SYLVIA KINSETH -Commercial Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' VV Club, U. C., Vocational Guidance Committee, Salutatorian. 0 INEZ KYTONEN-House Committee. 0 ROBERT LARSON-Football, Sergeant in Arms. 0 NOR- MAN LARSON-Class Play House Committee. 9 JEANNE LESLIE-Commercial Club Treasurer, National Honor Society, Office Board, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U. C., Waparthian Club, Awards Committee. 0 CATHERINE LEUBNER-Commercial Club, Office Board, U. C., Memorial Committee. 0 MARY JANE LEWIS-C0n1- mencement Decorations Committee. 0 DORIS LIEBENBERG- French Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Memorial Com- mittee. 9 ROBERT LINSMAYER-Refreshment Committee. 0 ANNE M. LINWICK-Commercial Club, U. C., Class Day Organization. 9 HENRY LOHMANN-Gcrinan Club, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Baccalaureate Committee. 0 MARILYNN LONDON-French Club, Grist Staff, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Program Committee. 0 MARY JANE LORD-French Club, Grist Staff, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Class Day Organization. 9 MARJOLAINE LORENCE-Com- mercial Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Social Detail Com- mittee. May we quote you, Hill? Sunlight Shuffle JANUARY 9 VIRGINIA LUND-French Club, Grist Staff, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, U. C. W'aparthian, Baccalaureate. 0 BETTE ANN LUNDBERG-G. A. A., U. C., Decorations Committee. 0 BETTY MARTIN-U. C. Club, Class Day Pro- gram. 0 EMIL MARTIN-Tennis, Sound Crew, Movie Committee. 0 HAROLD MARTINSON-National Honor Society, Credit Bu- reau. 9 JOY MASTON-G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Social Detail Committee. 9 MARY MAYHEW-Frencli Club, Grist Staif, National Hon- or Society, Orchestra, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls, WW Club, Baccalaureate Committee. 0 BETTY McENARY-French Club, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' KVI Club, U. C., Social Decorations Committee. 0 BARBARA MCFERRAN- House Committee. 9 ANN MCINNIS-French Club, Grist Staff, Library Board, National Honor Society, Student Council, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls, ctw Club, U. C., Chairman Class Day Organization. 0 MILES McNALLY--Band, Grist Staff, Na- tional Honor Society, Football Manager, Hi-Y, Chairman Mem- orial Committee, Valedictorian. 0 BOB McNULTY-Baccalau- reate Committee. 9 BARBARA MCQUARY-French Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Chairman Voca- tional Guidance Committee. 0 MARY MEHLIN-German Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., U. C., Credit Bureau. 9 CHARLOTTE MENDELSON-Debate Club, G. A. A., U. C., Commencement Program Committee. 0 CLAYTON MILLER--National Honor Society, Boys' Dress Committee. 9 ANN ADAIR MOE-French Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' VV Club, U. C., Awards Committee. 9 JOHN MORRISSEY--Football, Class Play Publicity. 0 DONALD L. PETERSEN--Apprentice Club, Band, Choir, Entertainment Committee. 0 RALPH PHILLIPS-eTennis, House Committee. 0 WILLIAM PHIPPS-Chairman Decora- tions Committee. RUTH PICKLIARDT-Glee Club, Harlequin, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U. C. Club. 9 GORDON PLAYMAN-Boys, NW Club, Hi-Y, Harlequin, National Honor Society, Quill Club, Track, President Senior Class. 0 STANLEY POTTER-Football, Tennis, Decorations Committee. J!lN0v4RY 0 ART MUNSON-House Committee. 0 KATHLEEN M. NASBY-G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Wapartliian Club, Cred- it Bureau. 0 RUTH NASWALL-Commercial Club, Glee Club, G. A. A., Awards Committee. 9 JACK NEARHOOD-Choir, Glee Club, Photography Club, Boys, Wi, Club, Swimming, Co-Chairman Class Movie. 9 DOROTHY M. NELSON-Commercial Club, G. A. A., Mem- orial Committee. 0 MARJORY NELSON-Spanish Club, Wa- bian Committee. 0 HELEN NICHOLS-Band, Chess Club, German Club, Na- tional Honor Society, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' XV Club, Credit Bureau. 0 JOHN R. NOBLE-Band, Hi-Y, Commencement Program. 0 DOROTHEE E. NORD- XVahian Staff, Refreshments Committee. 0 GLENDON E. NYGAARD-Band, Commercial Club, Or- chestra, Entertainment Committee. 0 CLARICE OLDEREN- Commercial Club, G. A. A., U. C., Senior Extra Committee. 0 BARBARA OLSON-Commercial Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' XV Club, U. C., Awards Committee. U LORRAINE OLSON-Commercial Club, G. A. A., Girl Re- serves, U. C., Detail Committee. 0 JEAN OSGOOD-Appren- tice Club, Glee Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Waparthian, Vocational Guidance Committee. 0 NEAL PAGE-Bird Club, Science Club, Junior Academy of Science, Awards Committee. 9 CURTISS PARSONS-Boys' Choir, Glee Club, Class Play Publicity. 0 IRVING PEDERSEN-Football, Sergeant in Arms. 0 MERRILY PERKINS-Commercial Club, G. A. A., Wahian Committee. JANUARY 9 DELORES POTVIN-G. A. A., U. C., Movie Committee. 0 ELLEN POWELL-French Club, Glee Club, Grist Staff, Na- tional Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls, W Club, U. C., Credit Bureau. 0 BETTY PRENTICE-Wahian Com- mittee. 0 JAMES PRESTON-Class Play House Committee. 9 JEAN RAHDERS-French Club, Girl Reserves, U. C., Girls, Dress Committee. 0 GEORGE RAMSAY-Class Play Properties. 0 BILL RAMSEYQGrist Staff, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Hockey, Treasurer, Credit Bureau. 0 ROBERT RAY-Hi-Y, Boys' Dress Committee-Chairman. 0 MARION RECTOR-- Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Baccalaureate. 0 EDWARD RING-Grist Staff, Student Council, Hi-Y, Chairman Senior Extra Committee. 0 REYNOLD RISTROM- Chess Club, Orchestra Refreshments Committee. 0 VIRGINIA ROMIG-Erench Club, Glee Club, Grist Staff, Library Board, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' Q'W Club, U. C., Entertainment Committee. 0 NORA MAY ROSE-Spanish Club, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls' W Club, U. C., Class Day Organization. 0 MARY ROS- HOLT-French Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' UW Club, U. C., Chairman Commencement Program. 0 WARREN ROTH-Choir, Glee Club, Gym Team, Hi-Y, Chairman-Sergeant in Arms. 0 WILLIAM ROTHAUSEN-Football, Class Play Publicity. 9 RICHARD SANDAHL--Apprentice Club, Glee Club, Foot- ball, Golf, Hi-Y, Swimming, Detail Committee. 9 RICHARD SATTERLEE-Wahian Committee. ' l 1 4 9 ROY SAUTER-Track, House Committee. 0 DICK SCHIL- LER--Commercial Club, Class Play Properties. 0 BETTY SCHULZ--German Club, Girl Reserves, Vocational Guidance. 0 ROBERT SLINGSBY-Boys' Chorus, Glee Club, Entertain- ment Committee. 'HELEN SMITH-Commercial Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' NV Club, U. C., Co-Chairman House Commit- tee. 9 HIBBARD SMITH-German Club, Harlequin, National Honor Society, Credit Bureau. M41 JANUARY UMARJORIE SMITH-Commercial Club, Girl Reserves, U. C., Waparthian, Refreshments Committee. 0 RICHARD SMITH- Hi-Y, Detail Committee. 0 LAON SOLIE-Choir, French Club, Glee Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U. C., Movie Committee. 0 DICK STEVENS-Band, Orchestra, Movie Committee. 0 JAMES STRUTHERS-Hi-Y, Detail Committee. 0 JEAN CAROL SWANSON-French Club, Glee Club, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, U. C., Entertainment Committee. 0 BRUCE TAYLOR-Class Day Program. 0 PHYLLIS TEN- VOLD-G. A. A., U. C., Entertainment Committee. 0 ROB- ERT THARP-Boys' VV Club, Football, Track, Detail Com- mittee. 0 JAMES THAYER-Refreshments Committee. 0 HENRY TILLOTSON-Business Manager Grist Staff, National Honor Society, Hi-Y, Co-Chairman House Committee. A W A R PS' I This year Bill Ramsey was honored by el' receiving two awards, the Senior Service Award for his outstanding work for the school, and the Star Award on the basis of leadership in school activities. Gordon Playman who received his letter in track and also kept a B average won the Dean Miller Award. This award is given on the basis of participation in sports and academic standing. B eat Jeannette Hatlestad Emil Martin JANUARY 0 VIRGINIA TWENGE-National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girl Reserves, Girls' VV Club, U. C., Class Play House Com- mittee. U LORRAINE VAN AST-Commercial Club, U. C., House Committee. 0 BARBARA VANSTRUM-Commercial Club, U. C., Decorations Committee. 9 GEORGE WALKER-Band, credit Bureau. 'JOHN WAR- REN-Glee Club, Hi-Y, Credit Bureau. 0 ELIZABETH WEI- GEI.-French Club, Girl Reserves, Awards Committee. 'POLLY WEISKOPF-U. C., Class Day Organization. 0 JUDITH WENDELL-Commercial Club, G. A. A., U. C., Class Play House Committee. 0 DEANE WHITESEL-Hi-Y, Class Play House Committee. 0 BONNIE JANE WIELAND-Glee Club, G. A. A., Girl Re- serves, U. C., Class Day Program. 0 ACTON WILEY-Boys' VV Club, Football, Hi-Y, Track, Decorations Committee. U Helen Smith was chosen from among the NV wear- ers for the Margaret Grangaard Award which corre- sponds with the Dean Miller Award. Barbara Olson received the Minneapolis Business College Award for her predominating work in commercial subjects. For his exceptional work in science and research, Emil Martin was awarded the Bausch and Lomb Award. Ann Mclnnis was elected to life membership in the Student Council. Ann also won the Daughters of the American Revolution Award which recognizes her pat- riotism and leadership. 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F 'Q x 'na D M, 4' 1 . 5 K W 5 Bam 9 2 f' A 4 M Q 4 1 , X, f2??'13 'x I QI Q J Q u x, A f 4 9 fu W 0 NEW gf 3 1 . , WH A 8 Nm- Y X .flrxyrg JUNE CHI!! 0FflC'fR5' HARRY MERRILL President Dorothy Anderson Robert Austin Nancy Bates Elvie Berggren Marion Blackburn Marilyn Butcher Clifford Christianson Stewart Corbett Gerald Crawford Helen Dytert Doris Eisele Raymond Eklund Wilson Engle Jack Gold Phyllis Guth Mary Adeline Halvorson Lester Hansen Edith Harrison William Heilig Ruth Holen MARY ADELINE CAROL BURNS HELEN RACHIE GORDON JOHNSON Vice President Secretary Treasurer fl0NOR RN!- Marjorie Jackson Gordon Johnson James Joyslin Martha Kennon Kazu-Ko Kitagawa Guy LaLone Barbara Langland Edna Little Clark MacGregor Marion Mathews Virginia Mae Nelson Hugh O'Brien ' Elaine Otterstein Shirley Palmer John Parker Gladys Parry William Paulson Adelaide Quinn Joan Randolph Jane Ann Reichard Cecilia Rowland Virginia Royal Gloria Salkin Suzanne Sears Maxine Siegal Joyce Smith Ruth Schellenberger Mary Lou Strom Robert Swanson Mildred Scherf Carolyn Thacker Jeanne Traphagen Barbara Tucker Janet Vitz Jean Walsh Charles Waldron Virginia Wineland Lillian Wong HALVORSON CLARK MZACGREGOR VIRGINIA MAE NELSON CLIFFORD CHRISTIANSON GORDON JOHNSON Valerfzclorzuaz Valedicforiun Vulcdictorian Sfzlutalorizm Saluzfatorzan 0 DORIS BENSON--Commercial Club, G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Vocational Guidance Committee. 0 BARBARA BENTON-Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Lawn Party Committee. 0 BILL BERG-Boys' VV Club, Hockey, Triangles Hi-Y, Boys' Dress Committee. 0 HERMAN BERG-Boys' VV Club, Football, Golf, Athletic Board, Boys' Dress Committee. 9 RALPH BERGLUND-Sew geant-at-Arms Committee. 9 ELVIE BERGGREN-Commeb cial Club, National Honor Society, Athletic Champs, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., V. O. S. Girl Reserves, Girls' VV Club, U. C. Club, Social Detail Committee. JUNL' 9 ROGER AGREN-Commencement House Committee. 0 DORIS AHLGREN-Commercial Club, G. A. A., Magnets Girl Reserves, Girls' VV Club, U. C. Club, Social Refreshments Committee. 0 LORRAINE ALSTROM-French Club, Grist Staff, Quill Club, Secretary QZJ, Oifice Staff, G. A. A., Stirrups Girl Reserves-President QZJ, Girls NW Club, U. C. Club Cabinet, Credit Bureau. 0 DOROTHY ANDERSON-Glee Club-Secretary-Treasurer 125, Class Play, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, G. A. A., V. O. S. Girl Reserves-Secretary QZJ, U. C. Club, Lawn Party Committee Chairman. 0 GRANT ANDERSON-Class Play Properties Committee. 0 MARGARET ANDREWS-Spanish Club, Wahian Business Staff, G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Girls' NV Club, U. C. Club, Vocational Guidance Committee. 9 ROBERT AUEL-Class Day Organization Committee. 0 HERBERT AULWES-Sergeant-at-Arms C o m m i t t e e. 0 0 RICHARD AURAN-Politix Club, Boys' IV Club, Foot- ball, Commencement House Committee. 0 ROBERT AUSTIN-National Honor Society, Triangles Hi-Y -President 122, Baccalaurate Committee. 0 ROBERT BALCH -S. T. O. Hi-Y, Boys' Dress Committee. 9 NANCY BATES- Grist Staif, Library Board, National Honor Society, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, V. O. S. Girl Reserves-Vice President QU, Blue Triangle Vice President 111, President 122, U. C. Club-Secre- tary flj, Waparthian Club, Baccalaureate Committee Chairman. 0 JEAN BEAVER-G. A. A., Magnets Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Girls' Dress Committee. 0 KENNETH BECK-Bacca- laureate Committee. U JOHN BECKER-Class Play Publicity Committee. 0 ROBERT BEER-Science Club, Movie Committee. 0 ALICE BELL-Library Board, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Social Entertainment Committee--Co-Chairman. 0 BEN BEN- JAMIN-Science Club-President 425, Vice President 111, Junior Academy of Science-President QZQ, Movie Committee Chairman. JUNL' 0 VIVIAN BERKIN-French Club, Commencement Decora- tions Committee. 0 MILLICENT BESS-Class Day Program Committee, Class Play. 9 MARION BLACKBURN--French Club, Glee Club, Library Board, National Honor Society, G. A. A., V. O. S. Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Class Day Program Com- mittee. 0 ROBERT BOONE--Chess Club, Triangles Hi-Y Secretary CZJ, Junior Academy of Science Secretary CZJ, Science Club, Stamp Club, Debate Club, Memorial Committee. 0 JOAN BOOTON--German Club, Glee Club, Harlequin, G. A. A., Movie Committee, Class Play. 9 WARREN BOOTH-Glee Club, Harlequin, Class Day Program Committee, Spurs Hi-Y, Class Play. 'NIARY BOWE-Class Play Publicity Committee. 9 BONNIE BOYD-French Club, Girls' Dress Committee. 9 ELIZABETH BOYD-Memorial Committee. 9 BARBARA BRAGG-Band, Grist Staff, Spanish Club, Class Play Sales House Committee. 0 ROBERT BRAVINDER- Band, Boys' NW Club, Football, Triangles Hi-Y, Opera Busi- ness Staff, Sergeant-at-Arms Committee. 0 MARK BRENNAN -Social Detail Committee. 9 DOROTHY BROVVN-'Senior Extra Committee. 0 ELEA- NORE BROWN-Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Class Day Organi- zation Committee. 0 DONALD BRUER-Band, Class Play Sales House Committee, A. P. O. Hi-Y. 9 MARILYN BULLOCK-Memorial Committee. 0 MARY BURFEIND--Band, French Club, Quill Club, G. A. A., Wapar- thian Club, Class Play Properties Committee. 0 CAROL BURNS -Apprentice Club Secretary QU, Glee Club Secretary-Treas- urer QU, Grist Staff, Library Board, Student Council Secretary, G. A. A. President QZJ, Vice President Clj, G. A. A. Board, V. O. S. Girl Reserves President QZJ, Blue Triangle Treasurer QU, Girls' VV Club, U. C. Club Treasurer QU, Vice President of 12A Class, General Commencement Chairman, Class Play. 0 BETTY BURRETS-Class Play Properties Committee. 0 MARILYN BUTCHER-French Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club Secretary CU, Girls' Dress Committee, Class Play. 0 ROGER CAMP--Band, Orchestra, Cogs Hi-Y President CZJ, Awards Committee. 0 GILBERT CARLSON-Spurs Hi-Y, Social Entertainment Committee. 0 HELEN CARLSON-Commercial Club, U. C. Club, Commencement House Committee. 0 DONALD CHAP- MAN-Glee Club, Social Entertainment Committee. Mad Quack Linner Cheatin' J 0 N f 0 JACQUELINE CHRISTENSEN-Commercial Club, Na- tional Honor Society, Spanish Club Secretary CZD, G. A. A., Senior Extra Committee. 0 CLIFFORD CHRISTIANSEN- Salutatorian, Chess Club, Glee Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Credit Bureau. 9 TRENT CHRISTMAN-Grist Staff, Quill Club President 411-125, Senior Extra Committee, Triangles Hi-Y, Class Play, 12B Class Treasurer. 0 JUNE CLARK-French Club, G. A. A., Waparthian Club, Awards Committee. 9 GEORGE CLEVENGER-Orchestra, Waliian Committee. 0 JEANNE COLLIER-Opera Business Staff, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club, Awards Committee. 0 DAVID CONKEY-Boys' UW Club, Cogs I-Ii-Y, Swimming, Memorial Committee. 0 CAROL CONNELLY-Spanish Club, G. A. A., U. C. Club, Waparthian Club, Vocational Guidance Committee. 9 JEANNETTE COOK-Spanish Club, Movie Committee. 0 LORAYNE COONEY-Grist Staff, Spanish Club, G. A. A., Movie Committee, Class Play. 0 EVALYN COOPER-G. A. A., Magnets Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Social Detail Committee. 0 STEWART CORBETT-Grist Staff, National Honor Society, Wahian Editorial Staff, Vocational Guidance Committee. ' BEVERLY COSLER-French Club, G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Wapartlaian Club, Wabian Com- mittee, Wahian Business Staff, Girls' W Club. 9 FRANCES COUILLARD-Commercial Club, City Wide Wearer, Girls' W Club, G. A. A., U. C. Club, Waparthian Club, Class Play Sales House Committee. 9 RUTH COWDERY-Class Play Sales House Committee. 0 WILLIAM CRAVENS-Boys' UW Club, Football, Sparks Hi-Y, Student Council, Class Play, Awards Committee Chair- man, 12B Class President. 0 GERALD CRAWFORD-French Club, Library Board, National Honor Society, Class Play Read- ing Committee. 0 JEAN CRAWFORD-V. O. S. Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Lawn Party Committee. See America First J ll N 6' 9 DOUGLAS CROISETTE-Glee Club, Boys' W Club, Track, Sergeant-at-Arms Committee. 0 ROBERT CROSS- Triangles Hi-Y, Science Club, Jr. Academy of Science-Treas- urer QIJ, Commencement House Committee. 9 PHILIP DAM- KROGER-Spurs Hi-Y, Science Club, Wrestling Club, Class Play Properties Committee. 0 RICHARD DASH-Sparks Hi-Y Treasurer 121, Credit Bureau. 0 KATHRYN DEMOS--Athletic Champs, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., Girls' W Club, U. C. Club, Social Decora- tions Committee. 0 HELEN DEMPSEY-Commercial Club, Girls' Dress Committee. 0 BETTY DEXTER-Stirrups Girl Reserves, Baccalaureate Committee. 0 WILLIAM DIETRICHSON-Chroma Club- President QZJ, Wahian Art Staff Editor, Commencement Dec- orations Comrnittee. 0 JAMES DOELL--Chess Club, Photog- raphy Club, 1-9 Hi-Y, Movie Committee. 0 MARJORIE DORR-National Honor Society, Spanish Club -President Qlj, Memorial Committee. 0 WILLIAM DROEGE -A. P. O. Hi-Y, Wahian Committee. 0 WILLIAM DRURY -Commercial Club, Boys' W Club, Football, Social Decora- tions Committee. 0 FRANK DUNN-Social Decorations Committee. 0 PATRICIA DUNN-Girls' Dress Committee. 0 KENNETH DURYEA-Awards Committee. U HELEN DYTERT-Apprentice Club-President QZJ, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, Wahian Editorial Staff, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Magnets Girl Reserves, Vice President QZJ, Girls' W Club, U. C. Club, Credit Bureau. 0 ANTOINETTE ECKERT--Spanish Club, G. A. A., Magnets Girl Reserves, Senior Extra Committee. 0 JOHN EDWARDS-Apprentice Club, Boys' W Club, Track, Boys' Dress Committee, Stage Crew. 0 WILLIAM FOULKE-Glee Club, Class Play Publicity Com- mittee. 0 RAY FRAZER-French Club, Grist Staff, Managing Editor, Cogs Hi-Y Secretary 123, Class Play, Class Day Program Committee. 0 IDA FREEBURG-Commercial Club, G. A. A., Magnets Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Social Decorations Com- mittee. 9 DONALD FREEMAN-Class Day Program Committee, Band. 0 MARGUERITE FRISK--Commercial Club, Spanish Club, Athletic Champs, G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Waparthian Club, Social Refreshments Committee. 0 DIXIE FROST-Class Day Program Committee. JUME 9 GORDON EGSGAARD-Boys' NV Club, Skiing Team, Sergeant-at-Arms Committee. 0 DORIS EISELE-Commercial Club President QZJ, National Honor Society, Wahian Business Staff, Office Board, Athletic Champs, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls' 'iW Club, Chairman Commencement House Committee. 0 RAYMOND EKLUND-National Honor Society, Science Club, Wahian Business Staff, Crcclit Bureau. 0 BARBARA ELERT - French Club, Wahian Art Staff, G. A. A., Magnets Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club, Girls' UW Club, Class Day Organization. 9 WILSON ENGEL -French Club, National Honor Society, Triangles Hi-Y Treasurer QZJ, Social Entertainment Committee. 0 MARGARET ENGLE-Athletic Champs, G. A. A., U. C. Club, Class Play Sales House Committee. 0 ELIZABETH ENGSTRAND--Apprentice Club, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, French Club, Grist Staff, G. A. A., Girls' WH Club, Waparthian Club, Girls' Dress Committee. 0 DICK ENTZ- MINGER--S. T. O. Hi-Y, Boys' Dress Committee. 0 DONNA ERICKSON-G. A. A., Magnets Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Commencement Decorations Committee. 9 NORMAN ERICKSON-Science Club, Social Detail Com- mittee. 0 KENNEDY ERRETT-Social Detail Committee. 0 MARILYN EVERETT - U. C. Club, Commencement House Committee. 0 ROGER FAIRBANKS-Social Refreshments Committee. 0 LUCILLE FARNHAM-Girls' Dress Committee. 0 FRANK FEMLING-Social Detail Committee. 0 ROBERT FILLMORE-Band, Orchestra, Class Day Program Committee. 0 CLARE FISH-Vocational Guidance Committee. 5 VARLEY FLETCHER--French Club, Wahian Art Staff, G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves Vice President 121, Xvapar- thian Club. JUNE' 0 DOROTHY GALLUP-V. O. S. Girl Reserves, Girls' Dress Committee. 0 JEAN GANNON-Glee Club, Social Decora- tions Committee. 9 VANGIE GATES-French Club, G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves President CU, Waparthian Club, Class Day Organization Committee Chairman. 9 KENNETH GATES-Credit Bureau. 9 JEANNE GAW- French Club, Magnets Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Commence- ment Program Committee. 9 MARJORIE GEBHART-U. C. Club, Wahian Art Staff, Movie Committee, Scenery Staff. 0 ROBERT GEIGER-Boys' XV Club, Track, Awards Com- mittee. 9 DOROTHY GEORGAS-Chroma Club, Social En-' tertainment Committee. 0 HENRY GETCHELL--Memorial Committee. 9 JAMES GILHAM-Commencement Program Committee. 9 WEBBER GILKEY--A. P. O. Hi-Y, Boys' Dress Committee. 9 BETTY GILLOOLY--U. C. Club, Waparthian Club, G. A. A., Commencement Decorations Committee. 9 PAUL GISVOLD-Boys, XV Club, Football Manager, 1-9 Hi-Y President 121, Boys' Dress Committee. 0 BRITTON GOETZE-Social Detail Committee. 0 JACK GOLD-Tri- angles Hi-Y, National Honor Society, Vocational Guidance Committee. 0 MURIEL GOLDSMAN-French Club, Class Play Reading Committee. 0 JOYCE GRONSETH-Band, Orchestra, G. A, A., Girls' VV Club, Girls' Dress Committee. 0 MARY JO GUL- BRANDSEN-French Club, Glee Club, Wahian Editorial Stag, G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Girls' XV Club, U. C. Club, Commencement Program Committee. saa1 0 CLIFFORD GUSTAFSON-Class Day Organization Com- mittee. 9 PHYLLIS GUTH-Commercial Club, National Honor Society, Orchestra, Athletic Champs, G. A. A., Girls' WU Club, U. C. Club, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Office Board, Baccalaureate Committee. 0 MARGARET HADLEY-U. C. Club, Class Day Organization Committee. 9 JAMES HALL-Glee Club, Class Day Program Committee. 0 WARREN HALLQUIST-Class Play Publicity Committee. 0 MARY ADELINE HALVORSON-French Club, Library Board Vice President QZJ, National Honor Society Secretary QZJ, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Wahian Editorial Staff, Magnets Girl Reserves Secretary QU, President CZJ, U. C. Club, Vocational Guidance Committee, Valedictorian. Gym Mill Junction First Nighter Swinging Gates JUNE 9 RENE HAMMANG-French Club, Girls' i'W', Club, G. A. A.., U. C. Club, Social Refreshments Committee. 0 KEN- NETH HANCOCK-Boys' UW Club, Gym Team, S. T. O. Hi-Y President 121, All Hi-Y President QZJ, Boys' Dress Com- mittee Chairman. 0 CHARLOTTE HANNAM-Library Board, V. O. S. Girl Reserves, Class Play Reading Committee. 0- HENRY HANSEN-Boys' VV Club, Gym Team, Ski Team, Sergeant-at-Arms Committee. 9 LESTER HANSEN- National Honor Society, Social Decorations Committee. 0 EDITH HARRISON-Chroma Club, Vice President QZJ, French Club, National Honor Society, Wahian Art Staff, Editor, G. A. A., U. C. Club, Commencement Decorations Committee Chairman. 0 TOM HARTLEY--Band, Class Day Program Committee. 0 JEAN HARVEY--Commencement Decorations Committee. 0 HENRY HAVERSTOCK-Sparks Hi-Y, Politix Club, Treas- urer, Chess Club, Treasurer, Debate Club, Treasurer, Apprentice Club. lnfantile Paralysis in October, 1939. Now in Warm Springs, Georgia. 0 ELAINE HEDBURG-Social Refreshments Committee. 0 ELEANOR HEDIN-Commercial Club, Commencement House Committee. 0 CARMEN HEGGEN-Grist Staff, Quill Club, Debate Club, Vocational Guidance Committee. 0 WILLIAM HEILIG-Chess Club, President QU, German Club, President flj, Glee Club, Grist StaE, National Honor Society, Politix Club, Science Club, President Qlj, Junior Acad- emy of Science, Vice President flj, Awards Committee. 0 NATHANIEL HEMENWAY-Class Play Properties Com- mittee. 9 MARGERY HENDRICKSON--Commercial Club, Grist Staff, Athletic Champs, G. A. A., V. O. S. Girl Reserves, Girls, NV Club, City Wide Wearer, U. C. Club, Credit Bureau. 0 BETTY BELLE HENRY-Commercial Club, G. A. A., Mag- nets Girl Reserves, Vice President CU, U. C. Club, Senior Extra Committee. 0 ROLE HERTSGAARD-1-9 Hi-Y, Lawn Party Committee. 0 LILA HICKSON-U. C. Club, Lawn Party Com- mittee. Ray, the Thinker The Grist Poses M I L L E R S JUNL' 9 RICHARD HILDEBRAND-1-9 Hi-Y, Social Entertain- ment Committee, Wahian Staff. 9 GERALD HILLIARD- Class Play Properties Committee. 0 IRVING HINCK-Social Detail Committee. 9 RUTH HOLEN-Commercial Club, Secretary QZJ, Office Board, G. A. A., U. C. Club, Memorial Committee. 0 JOHN HOPKINS-Band, Spurs Hi-Y, Boys' Dress Committee. 0 WIL- LIAM HOSTETLER--Class Day Organization Committee. 0 HELEN HOWELL--Magnets Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Senior Extra Committee. 0 BETTY HUNTLEY-Athletic Champs, G. A. A., U. C. Club, Class Play Sales House Committee, Class Play. 0 JACK HUSTAD-Politix, 1-9 Hi-Y, Lawn Party Committee. 9 MARJORIE ANN JACKSON-National Honor Society, Wahian Editorial Staff, Athletic Champs, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., Magnets Girl Reserves, Girls' l'W Club, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club, Movie Committee. 0 HELEN JACOBSON- Commercial Club, U. C. Club, Social Refreshments Committee. 0 MARY ANNE JACOBSON-Opera Business Staff, U. C. Club, Social Refreshments Committee. - Joy. ' 4 p , If W I' 0 JAMES JENKINS-Class Day Organization Committee. 0 ROBERT JENSEN-German Club, Glee Club, Commencement House Committee. 0 DON JESPERSON-Sergeant-at-Arms Committee. U BETTY JOHNSON-French Club, G. A. A., Magnets Girl Reserves, Girls' W,' Club, U. C. Club, Memorial Committee. 0 BILL ,JOHNSON-Class Play Sales House Committee. 0 DONALD M. JOHNSON-Commencement House Committee. 4 . 0 MARTHA KENNON-French Club, Glee Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girls' VV Club, City Wide Wearer, Wahian Editorial Staff, Magnets Girl Reserves Treasurer QU, Blue Triangle I. C. C. 123, Awards Committee Co-chairman. 0 MARGUERITE KINGBAY-Harlequin, Sigma Phi Girl Re- serves, Waparthian Club, Class Day Program Committee. 0 OLIVE KINGSTON-Chroma Club, Wahian Art Staff, Social Decorations Committee. 0 KAZUKO KITAGAWA-German Club, National Honor Society, Wahian Editorial Staff, G. A. A., Girls' Wi Club, City Wide Wearer, Magnets Girl Reserves, Blue Triangle Secretary Qlj, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club Secretary QZJ, Credit Bureau. 0 BETTE KLICK-Commercial Club, G. A. A., Girls' Dress Committee. 0 JANET KLINGEN-Class Day Organization Committee. JUNE 9 DONALD R. JOHNSON-Social Decorations Committee. 0 ELSIE JOHNSON--Commercial Club, Spanish Club, Wahian Business Staff, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club, Quill Club, Commencement House Committee. 0 FLOR- ENCE JOHNSON-French Club, G. A. A., Magnets Girl Re- serves, U. C. Club, Girls' VV Club, Memorial Committee. 0 GORDON JOHNSON--Salutatorian, French Club Vice President QZJ, Glee Club, Grist Staff, Harlequin President QZJ, National Honor Society, Politix Club President 113, Boys' VV Club, Swimming Manager, Sparks Hi-Y Secretary Qlj-CZQ, Class Treasurer QIZAJ, Credit Bureau. 0 LESLIE JOHNSON- Cogs Hi-Y, Social Refreshments Committee. 9 LUELLA JOHN- SON-Commercial Club, Senior Extra Committee. 0 MARY JOHNSON-French Club, Grist Staff, Library Board, Wahian Editorial Staff, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, V. O. S. Girl Reserves, Girls' VV Club, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club Treas- urer QU, Class Play Reading Committee. 0 PATRICIA JOHN- SON-Chroma Club, Wahian Art Staff, Social Decorations Com- mittee Chairman. 0 DOUGLAS JOHNSTONE-Social Re- freshments Committee. ' BOUTON JONES-Social Decorations Committee. 0 ROB- ERT JONES-Chess Club Vice President QZJ, Library Board, Science Club, Junior Academy of Science, Vocational Guidance Committee. 0 JAMES JOYSLIN-Grist Staff Editor-in-Chief QZJ, National Honor Society, Politix Club, 1-9 Hi-Y Vice Presi- dent QZJ, All Hi-Y Treasurer Q11-121, Senior Extra Committee. 5 STANLEY KARATZ--A. P. O. Hi-Y Treasurer QZQ, Opera Business Staff, Boys' Dress Committee. I LEON KAUFFMAN -Science Club, Movie Committee. 0 SUZANNE KEEFE- G. A. A., Baccalaureate Committee. 0 ANN KELLY-Commercial Club, Girls' Dress Committee. 0 JEANNE KELLY-U. C. Club, Girls' Dress Committee. 9 ROBERT KENNEDY-Commencement House Committee. 1-ann-aw miws.i-new...s.sa......,..m.sa.s-mm-- M- Y 11un-n---- u JONf 0 MARY KOUGHAN-French Club, G. A. A., Waparthian Club, Senior Extra Committee. 0 RICHARD KRAUSE-Glee Club, Sparks Hi-Y, Commencement Program Committee Co- chairman. 0 RALPH KUDISH-Science Club, Junior Academy of Science, Social Detail Committee. 0 BARBARA KUNZ-Commercial Club, G. A. A., Commence- ment House Committee, Class Play. 0 GENEVIEVE LaCROIX -G. A. A., U. C. Club, Baccalaureate Committee. 9 GUY LaLONE-Glee Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, Boys' Q'W,' Club, Sparks Hi-Y President, Swimming Team Co- captain, Athletic Board, Credit Bureau. 9 RICHARD LANE-Band, Commencement Program Com- mittee. 0 MARSHALL LANG-Commencement Program Com- mittee. 9 BARBARA LANGLAND--National Honor Society, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls, VV Club, Magnets Girl Re- serves, Baccalaureate Committee, 0 RUTH ANNE LEIGHTON-Library Board, Wahian Edi- torial Staff, Athletic Champs, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Girls' l'W Club, Waparthian Club, Class Day Program Committee. 9 WILLIAM LEVINS-Baccalaureate Committee. 0 CHARLES LEVY-Awards Committee, Class Plav. 9 MARY LINDLEY-Baccalaureate Committee. 9 PAUL LIN- NER-Sparks Hi-Y, Wahian Editorial Staif, Baccalaureate Com- mittee, Class Play. 9 EDNA LITTLE-National Honor Society, Office Board, G. A. A., U. C. Club, Social Entertainment Com- mittee. . GLORIA LJOSTVEDT--Commercial Club, Wahian Edi- torial Staff, Athletic Champs, City Wide Wearer, G. A. A., Girls' VV Club, U. C. Club, Social Decorations Committee. 0 MARLIN LONE -- Commencement Program Committee. 0 JAMES LOTHROP--Commencement Decorations Committee. 0 ELJANE LUNDBERG-Class Play Publicity Committee. 0 ELIZABETH MAAG-French Club, Office Board, Social En- tertainment Committee. 9 PALMER MABRY-Class Day Or- ganization Committee. . CLARK MacGREGOR-Apprentice Club, Harlequin, Na- tional Honor Society, Politix Club, Boys' XV Club, S. T. O. Hi-Y Vice President QU, President QZJ, Swimming Team Co- captain, Tennis, Social Entertainment Committee Chairman, Class Play, Valedictorian. 0 JOHN MAHER-Commercial Club, Glee Club, Social Decorations Committee. 9 AVIS MARGULIES -Commercial Club, Grist Staff, Social Detail Committee. Mellow Dramatists J U N f ' VIRGINIA MARTIN-Cliroma Club, G. A. A., Social De- tail Committee. 0 ARNOLD MARTINSEN-Baccalaureate Committee. 0 LORRAINE MASER-German Club, G. A. A., U. C. Club, Social Entertainment Committee. 0 MARIAN MATHENVS--French Club, U. C. Club, Waparth- ian Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Magnets Girl Re- serves, Blue Triangle Membership Chairman CU, Commencement Program Committee. 0 LaVERN MCCANN-Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Vocational Guidance Committee. 0 JAMES MCCLINTOCK-Apprentice Club, Commencement Decorations Committee, Class Play. f 0 JANET MCCORMICK-Apprentice Club, V. O. S. Girl Reserves, Awards Committee. 0 JANET MCGRATH-Class Day Program Committee. 0 GLORIANNE MCMAHON-Glee Club, Stirrups Girl Reserves, Social Entertainment Committee. 9 KATHLEEN MCSHANE--G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Commencement Program Committee, 0 JOYCE MERCHANT-Commercial Club, Quill Club, Debate Club, Sec- retary 121, Magnets Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Awards Com- mittee, Class Play. 9 LOIS MERCHANT-French Club, Mag- nets Girl Reserves Secretary QZJ, U. C. Club, Movie Committee. 0 ROBERT MERCHANT-Commencement Program Com- mittee. U' GEORGE MERRILL-Boys, l'W,' Club, Football, Cogs Hi-Y, Class Play Publicity Committee. 9 HARRY MER- RILL-Boys' UW Club, Football, Sparks Hi-Y Treasurer QU, Class Play, Track Captain, Student Council, Class President, IZA, Athletic Board. 0 MARION MIKELSON-Social Refreshments Committee. 9 MARY LOU MILLER-French Club, G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Movie Committee. 0 RANDALYN MILLER - G. A. A., U. C. Club, Vocational Guidance Committee. The last mile 5 AH picture The Pay-Off JUNE 0 TOM MILTON-XVahian Editorial Staff, Photography Club President QU, Movie Committee. 9 SHIRLEY MINAR-Or chestra, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Class Day Program Committee. 9 RAY MONAHAN- Chess Club, Social Decorations Committee. 0 MARY ANN MOORE-Girls, Dress Committee, Class Play. 0 CURTISS MORSE-Soundcrew, Memorial Committee. 0 MOLLY MULHOLLAND-Social Detail Committee. 0 MARY LOU MURPHY-Commencement Program Commit- tee. 0 MARY NANOFF-Commercial Club, Social Detail Com- mittee. 0 MARILYN NEARPASS-Harlequin, Spanish Club, Wahian Editorial Staff, G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Wapartliian Club, Class Day Program Committee. 0 LEONARD NIEMAN+Apprentice Club, Politix Club, A. P. O. Hi-Y, Memorial Committee. 0 BARBARA NELSON -G. A. A., Girls' Dress Committee. 0 BETH NELSON- Spanish Club, Flags Girl Reserves, Wapartliian Club, Class Play Properties Committee. ' DOROTHY NELSON-G. A. A., Class Day Organization Committee. 0 DWIGHT NELSON-Sounderew, Memorial Committee. 0 LILLIAN NELSON-Commercial Club Treas- urer QZJ, Waliian Editorial Staff, Oiiice Board, U. C. Club, Com- mencement House Committee. 9 VERNA NELSON-G. A. A., Commencement House Com- mittee. 9 VIRGINIA MAE NELSON-Valedictorian, Glee Club, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girls' VU Club, City Wide Wearer, Magnets Girl Reserves Treasurer CZQ, U. C. Club, Class Play Properties Committee. 9 JOHN NORDIN4Glee Club, Spurs Hi-Y Secretary QU, Commencement House Com- mittee. , 1: N. 0 MARGARET PEIR-Athletic Champs, G. A. A., Waparthian Club, Social Entertainment Committee. 0 HUGH PERRY- l-9 Hi-Y, Class Play Sales House Committee. 0 DONALD PET- ERSON-Baccalaureate Committee. 0 ANN PINKERTON-G. A. A., U. C. Club, Class Day Or- ganization Committee. 0 SHERMAN PINKHAM-1-9 Hi-Y, Boys' W Club, Track, Commencement Decorations Committee Co-chairman. 0 NORMAN PODAS-Band, K. O. D. Hi-Y Treasurer QZJ, Wahian Business Staff, Sergeant-at-Arms Com- mittee. JUIVL' 9 KATHRYN NORTON-Social Entertainment Committee. 9 EDWARD O'BRIEN-Commencement Decorations Commit- tee. 0 HUGH O'BRIEN-National Honor Society, Class Day Program Committee. . ' .fy ,,yg,4if1,f.yw'g . ,vw TUQQM i 1 4 U 9 WARD OLIVER-Cogs Hi-Y, Socijgfetail Committee. 9 BETTY JUNE OLSON - G. A. A., Movie Commi ttee . 0 BETTY RUTH OLSON-Class Play Publicity Committee. 0 BUFORD OLSON-Cogs Hi-Y, Social Detail Committee Chairman. 0 HAZEL OLSON-Commercial Club, G. A. A., Girls' Dress Committee. 0 VIRGINIA OLSON--Commence- ment House Committee. 0 ELAINE OTTERSTEIN-Grist Staff, Harlequin Secretary 419-429, Library Board President QZJ, National Honor Society, Spanish Club Secretary Qlj, G. A. A., V. O. S. Girl Reserves, Class Play, U. C. Club Cabinet, Class Day Program Committee Chairman. 0 LeROY OWEN-Triangles Hi-Y, Science Club, Memorial Committee. 9 SHIRLEY PALMER-French Club, Grist Staff, Library Board, National Honor Society, Wahian Edi- torial Staff, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls' W Club, City Wide Wearer, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Social Re- freshments Committee Chairman. 0 JACK PARKER-National Honor Society, Science Club Vice President 125, Band, Credit Bureau. 0 GLADYS PARRY-Na- tional Honor Society, Waliian Editorial Staff, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls' NNW Club, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club, Credit Bureau. 0 WRIGHT PATTERSON -Movie Committee. ,, 0 JAMES PAULICK-Commercial Club, Movie Committee. 0 WILLIAM PAULSON-National Honor Society, S. T. O. Hi-Y, Credit Bureau. 0 VERNE PECK-Triangles Hi-Y Vice Presi- dent QZJ, Vocational Guidance Committee. .wwf 0 JANE POLGREEN-G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves Vice President 111, Blue Triangle Treasurer 121, U. C. Club, Movie Committee. 0 BARBARA POND-French Club, Glee Club, V. O. S. Girl Reserves, Awards Committee. 9 ADELAIDE QUINN-Apprentice Club President 111, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, Spanish Club Treasurer 111, Vice President 121, Wahian Co-Editor, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, V. O. S. Girl Reserves, Girls, UW Club, U. C. Club Vice Presi- dent 121, Wahian Committee Co-chairman. U HELEN RACHIE-Glee Club, Grist StaE, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, V. O. S. G-irl Reserves Vice President 121, Class Secre- tary, IZA. 0 GEORGE RAND-Class Play Sales House Com- mittee Co-chairman. 9 JOAN RANDOLPH-French Club, Magnets Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Wahian Editorial Staff, Opera Business Staff, National Honor Society, Vocational Guidance Committee. 5 STEEFEN RAUCH-Grist Staff, Triangles Hi-Y, Quill Club, Spanish Club, Class Play, Debate Club, Class Day Organization Committee Co-chairman. 0 JULIAN RAYMOND-Grist Staff, Triangles Hi-Y President 121, All Hi-Y Secretary 111-121, Credit Bureau. 0 MARCELLA MAE REEDY-Science Club, G.. A. A., Girls' UW Club, U. C. Club, Class Play Publicity Committee. 9 ANN REICHARD-French Club, Library Board, National Honor Society, Athletic Champs, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls' VV Club, City Wide Wearer, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Class Play, Vocational Guidance Committee Co-chairman. 0 RUTH REIGSTAD-Glee Club, Baccalaureate Committee. 9 DON- ALD RIEGGER-Band, Class Play Sales House Committee. 0 CARMELA ROMANO-U. C. Club, Wahian Committee. 9 ELIZABETH ROMANO-German Club, G. A. A., Girls, UW Club, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Class Play Sales House Committee. 0 CECELIA ROWLAND-National Honor Society, Spanish Club, G. A. A., G.' A. A. Board, Girls' NW Club, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club, Credit Bureau. 'VIRGINIA ROYAL-French Club, Grist Staff, Library Board, National Honor Society, Quill Club, Waliian Editorial Staff, Athletic Champs, G. A. A., Girls' UW Club, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves President 121, U. C. Club, Commencement Pro- gram Committee. 0 GLORIA SALKIN-German Club Vice President 121, National Honor Society, Office Board, G. A. A., Girls' YV Club, U. C. Club, V. O. S. Girl Reserves, Grist Staff, Credit Bureau. 0 PHIL SAMPSON--Class Play Properties Com- mittee. 5 MARGERY SANDERSON-Atliletic Champs, G. A. A., Wfaparthian Club, Memorial Committee. 9 RUTH SCHELLEN- BERGER-Apprentice Club, National Honor Society, Spanish Club, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls, UW Club, City Wide Wearer, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club President 121, 'Waparthian Club President 111-121, 'Wahian Business Manager, Memorial Committee. 9 MILDRED SCI-IERF-National Honor Society, Spanish Club Treasurer 121, Waliian Associate Editor, G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club, Social Decorations Committee Co-chairman. 0 LLOYD SCHIRMER--Class Play Publicity Committee. 9 BARBARA SCHLESSELMAN-French Club, G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves Treasurer 111, U. C. Club, Vocational Guid- ance Committee Chairman. 9 RONALD SCHMIDT-Sound Crew, Movie Committee. Double check inf., f 1 A nl Tharp flies high J U N E' 0 HARRY SCHMITZ-Movie Committee. 0 NEIL SCHUK- NECHT - Sergeant-at-Arms Committee. 9 MARGARET SCOLLARD-Quill Club, G. A. A., Magnets Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Class Play Reading Committee. 0 RICHARD scoTT-s. T. o. Hi-Y secretary 425, Social Entertainment Committee. 0 SUZANNE SEARS-French Club, National Honor Society, Waliian Editorial Staff, G. A. A., Mag- nets Girl Reserves, Girls, Wm Club, U. C. Club, Awards Com- mittee. ' EDWARD SELMER-Vocational Guidance Commit- tee. , 0 BETTE SELSETH-U. C. Club, Social Decorations Commit- tee. 0 EDWARD SHAW-Social Decorations Committee. 0 BETTY SHIRLEY-Spanish Club Vice President QU, G. A. A., Magnets Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Commencement Program Committee. 0 DOROTHY SHOL--Lawn Party Committee. 0 WILLIAM SHROYER-Band, Lawn Party Committee, A. P. O. Hi-Y. 0 SHIRLEY SHUMVVAY-Commencement House Committee. 9 MAXINE SIEGEL-Apprentice Club, French Club, Glee Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, Office Board, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls' XV Club, V. O. S. Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Social Entertainment Committee. 0 ANITA SISSON - French Club, U. C. Club, Commencement House Committee. 0 STAN SIVERTSON--Memorial Committee. 0 BILL SMITH--Cogs Hi-Y, Credit Bureau Co-Treasurer. Basketball. 0 DELORES SMITH-Glee Club, Lawn Party Com- mittee. 0 DONALD SMITH-Soundcrew, Movie Committee. Corn Pickin' One Alone Ticker Typer JUNE 0 JOYCE SMITH-French Club President QZJ, Glee Club, G. A. A., Library Board President QU, National Honor Society, V. O. S. Girl Reserves, Memorial Committee Chairman. 0 JOHN SNEDEKER-S. T. O. Hi-Y, Wahian Co-editor, Wahian Com- mittee Co-chairman. 0 NORMAN SOBRASKE-Senior Extra Committee. 9 GEORGE SOLLENBERGER-Soundcrew, Movie Committee. 0 MIRIAM SOSTHEIM-G. A. A., Class Play Properties Com- mittee. 0 MARJORIE SOUTHWORTH - F r e n c h Club, G. A. A., V. O. S. Girl Reserves, Commencement Program Com- mittee. 9 DAVE STARK-Grist Staif, Sports Editor, Wahian Editorial Staff, Boys' W', Club, Football, Cogs Hi-Y Treasurer Qlj, President CZJ, Sergeant-at-Arms Committee Chairman. 9 BETTY STEPHENS-Grist Business Manager QU, Spanish Club, G. A. A., Girls' UW' Club, Magnets Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Commencement House Committee. 9 JEANNE STER- LING-G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Vocational Guidance Committee. 9 MURLEN STEWART-Spanisli Club, G. A. A., U. C, Club, Social Decorations Committee. 0 PATRICIA STILL--Class Play Sales House Committee. 9 EDWARD STROHMEIER- Memorial Committee. 0 MARY LOU STROM-German Club, Glee Club, National Honor Society, Wahian Editorial Staff, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls, Wi, Club, City Wide Wearer, Magnets Girl Reserves, Blue Triangle Vice President QZQ , Class Play Properties Committee Chairman. 0 LORRAINE SUNDEEN-Commercial Club, Of- fice Board, G. A. A., Girls' VV Club, U. C. Club, Lawn Party Committee. 9 ROBERT SUTTON-Spurs Hi-Y, Boys' UW , Club, Swimming, Social Detail Committee. 0 CLAYTON SWANSON-Class Day Organization Com- mittee. 9 ROBERT SWANSON-Chess Club President CZJ, French Club, Glee Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, Credit Bureau. 0 ROBERT SVVENSON-Vocational Guidance Committee. 0 CHARLES WALDRON-French Club, Grist Staff, Harle- quin, National Honor Society, Politix Club, Sparks Hi-Y, Com- mencement Program Committee Chairman, Class Play. 0 COL- LEEN WALSH-Commercial Club, Grist Staff, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls, 'lW Club, City Wide Wearer, Lawn Party Committee. 0 JEANNE WALSH-Commercial Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, G. A. A., Girls' UW! Club, U. C. Club, Wapar- thian Club, Credit Bureau. 5 HAROLD WATSON-l-9 Hi-Y, Class Day Program Committee. 00m Gab! W .lag-fm-Q MJN9- I ,f.,f 0 MARVIN Nsvieifsoisx-s fr i , ss Play Publicity Committee. 0 CHARLES TA --Ban , Cogs Hi-Y, Movie Committee. 0 ROBERT TANNER--Harlequin, Senior Extra Committee, Class Play, Track Team, Boys, VV Club. 9 MARY MAUD TAYLOR-Athletic Champs, G. A. A., Mag- nets Girl Reserves, U. C. Club, Class Day Organization Com- mittee. 9 CAROLYN THACKER-German Club President QZJ, Glee Club, Grist Stall, National Honor Society, Library Board Vice President QU, Quill Club, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, V. O. S. Girl Reserves, Girls' VV Club, U. C. Cabinet, Blue Triangle Membership Co-chairman QZJ, Baccalaureate Committee Co-chairman. 0 EDWARD THULIN-Sergeant-at-Arms Com- mittee. 0 DONALD TINGDALE-K. O. D. Hi-Y, Boys' Dress Com- mittee. 0 JAMES TINKHAM-A. P. O. Hi-Y, Boys' Dress Com- mittee. 0 DONALD TRACY-Vocational Guidance Commit- tee. 0 JEANNE TRAPHAGEN-French Club, National Honor Society, Wahian Business Staff, G. A. A., Sigma Phi Girl Re- serves, Class Play Properties Committee. 0 ARLENE TRIEBER -Commencement House Committee. 0 HELEN TROOP-U. C. Club, Social Refreshments Committee. 9 BARBARA TUCKER-French Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, Orchestra, G. A. A., V. O. S. Girl Reserves Sec- retary 425, U. C. Club, Waparthian Club, Blue Triangle Mem- bership Co-chairman QZJ, Class Play Properties Committee Co- chairman. 0 AL TURNER-Class Day Organization Commit- tee. 0 ARCHIE TWITO-Commencement House Committee. 5 BETTY JEAN UEHREN-Quill Club, Credit Bureau. 0 JANET VITZ-French Club, Library Board Secretary-Treasurer flj, National Honor Society, Quill Club, G. A. A., Magnets Girl Reserves President QU, Blue Triangle Secretary QZJ, Credit Bureau. 0 JAMES VOORHEES-Lawn Party Committee. JONf 0 ROBERT WATSON-Commencenient mDecorations Com- mittee. ' WAYNE WEST-Cogs Hi-Y, Class Play Sales House Committee. 0 JOHN WESTHOFF-Boys' 'lW Club, Basket- ball, Football, Baseball, Athletic Board, Sergeant-at-Arms Com- mittee. 0 HELEN WESTPHAL-Commencement House Committee. 0 MARY JANE WHITAKER-French Club, U. C. Club Cab- inet, Commencement Decorations Committee, 9 RICHARD WHITTEN-A. P. O. Hi-Y, Lawn Party Committee, Track, Football, Boys' UW Club. 0 BETTY WIDMEIER-Class Play Properties Committee. 0 VIRGINIA XVIIK-Commercial Club, G. A. A., Girls' Wi, Club, Magnets Girl Reserves, Waparthian Club, Commencement House Committee, 0 DONALD WILLETT-Band, K. O. D. Hi-Y, Sergeant-at-Arms Committee, Hockey. 0 GRANT WILLIAMS-Orchestra, Politix Club, Spurs Hi-Y, Awards Committee. 0 BEATTA WILSON-G. A. A., Athletic Champs, Baccalaureate Committee. 0 J A N E W I L S O N- G. A. A., Athletic Champs, Vocational Guidance Committee. 0 LORRAINE WILSON-Comniercial Club, Social Refresh- ments Committec. 0 TOM WILSON-Boys' VV Club, Track, 1-9 Hi-Y, Class Day Program Committee. 0 V I R G I N I A WINELAND-National Honor Society, Politix Club, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls' l'W,' Club, Athletic Champs, Class Play House Committee Chairman. 0 JEANNETTE WOBORIL-Commercial Club, G. A. A., S0- cial Refreshments Committee. 9 LILLIAN WONG-German Club, Grist Staff, National Honor Society, Politix Club, Quill Club Treasurer QZJ, G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Credit Bureau. 0 RICHARD WOODWARD-Science Club, Junior Academy of Science Secretary CZJ, Credit Bureau. The Crowd Roars-1939 Homecoming 9 MURIEL WRIGHT-U. C. Club, Baccalaureate Committee 0 RICHARD STARKS-Boys' Dress Committee. ., ik I 5 .: V .- X5 121313 , gf ,Q tl YV + V5 ,AO 32324 4 ,.,-y f f... 12 E 'f - f O .. Q 3... L rg-if 'ru LET: c, X N M ' 1fQ ' ff X mos 1' L o nm. E A S, LA : . bquzbug -A-M 1:,,z11' i M- . ' ' :f-1 if-QV 'L -- B OL ::.:f 5 Q:2-- f .g1AA? L QL f ,2-,,.,., 2 fa , , QQNJ E ' ' if Zgi- . H 'I Zfi? X h N A , WM, nmwtgg .,Qb M 6.Li,., A ,?fx 1 myiy 0 zunvb A Quad u NS Q no My ,Q Q Y A,,. p t Q .. 1f:3+ fffil-IC::j1fEE5 tS941f:Q U, P5356 Q06 nfcu 6 KPN wi VN 315' Qfq DEER D 1 a 'Hrs A ns 'u . af,--P - Vi K. S .WM mf i A-X A f' s ,F , .- 4 ckfwr wkfflu 0 The Credit Bureau is a very important activity of the Senior Class. Every semester it prepares a budget which covers all senior expenditures, such as the banquet, Class Day, Commencement, Class Play, Lawn Party, Grist, and Wahian. This budget accepted by the class is apportioned into weekly payments. The Credit Bureau makes collections every Tuesday during home room period. The collectors assist the treasurer in the collection of 12A dues. The bureau, directed by Miss Klein and the treasurer, ably supervises the expenditure of class funds. A system of receipts has been worked out, and every member in the senior class is given a definite credit rating which employers may refer to in later years. Top Row: Smith, Martinson, Hughes, Powell, Warren 0 Sec'- oml Row: Nasby, Walker, Ho- gan, Rosholr 0 Third Row: Nichols, Ramsey, Beaudoin, H. Smith, Melin. January Top Row: Parker, Ahlstrom, Rowland, Vitz, Hendrickson, Kitagawa, Eklund 0 Second Row: Christiansen, Parry, Rand, Raymond, Woodward, Dash, Salkin 0 Third Row: Swanson, Gates, Paulson, Johnson, B. Smith, Wong, Walsh. June N!I7l0lVv4l li0NOR 5'0C'lf7,V 0 The hopeful gleam you may have seen in the eyes of many of the aspiring students at the end of each term was really a result of their work dur- ing the term. The object of all this gleaming is the National Honor Society, a national organiza- tion for those students who have been outstanding in scholarship, service, character and leadership. They are chosen from the upper quarter of the 11A, 12B, and 12A classes by their fellow students and members of the faculty. A student who is chosen becomes a life member if he continues his previous record. ,, if I + Ah, January T017 Row: Allen, Smith, H., Estes, Nichols, Ramsey, Mehlin, Berdan, Cole, Leslie, Hatlestad. 0 Second Row: Gorcler, Carlson. B., Carlson, E., Rosholt, Mclnnis, McNally, Bratrud, Beaudoin, Hessian, Grapp. 0 First Row: Smith, H., Warren, Martinson, Powell, Mayhew, Playman, Mc- Quary. June Top Row: Paulson, Royal, Pal- mer, Traphagen, Scherf, Wine- land, Gold, Engle, MacGregor. 9 Sixlb Row: Butcher, Otter- stein, Crawford, Johnson, G., Waldron, Heilig, Jackson, Parry. 0 Fifth Row: josylin, O'Brien, E c k l u n d, Christianson, C., Reichard, Parker, Holen, Berg- gren. 0 Fourffa Row: Little, Eisele, Anderson, D., Schellen- berger, Walsh, Dytert, Corbett, Hansen. 0 Third Row: Halvor- son, Sec., Nelson, Strom, Thack- er, Mathews, Wong, Harrison. 0 Sevond Row: Guth, Smith, Vitz, Tucker, Bates, Quinn, Black- burn. 0 First Row: Salkin, Sears, Christiansen, J., MacQuarrie, Langland, Kitagawa, Siegel. I f 67 g'Ui f 59 K ,. J iv Spring! te evo MY U. C. Cabinet Top Row: McEnary, MeQuary, Eustis, Hughes, Otterstein. 0 Third Row: W'hitaker, Geiger, Schellenberger - President 121, Bratrud. 0 Second Row: Bates -Secretary flj, Quinn-Vice President 121, Cole, Thacker, Pickhardt. 0 Firsl Row: Mrs. Goodson, Burns-Treasurer QU, Mclnnis -- President QU, Hes- sian-Vice President CID, Miss Smart. ww Student Council Top Row: Kilgo re, Knutson, Hurd, Cravens, Stout, L. Bach- man, Kelly, Merrill. 9 Bottom Row: Farnquist, Burns-Secre- tary, McKeon, Lee, Mr. Mae- Quarrie. 570DEN7CO0NCH ' The two sophomores, four juniors, and six seniors chosen by the students as their repre- sentatives must be outstanding for their leadership and dependability. It is through them that all the problems of the student body are brought before the principal. Throughout the year they provide for edu- cational speakers and programs, and take charge of homecoming festivities. This year they undertook a new task-that of spon- soring all Washburn sunlights, which proved to be huge successes. 0.6.6108 U As the service organization of Washburn, the Upper Class club for girls, fills an im- portant place in school activities. During the year the club has a variety of entertainment and activities. Among these are the senior farewell party, a style show, the membership party, and an interesting talk on Europe. Each year the club gives a useful gift to the school. ZIBRARY AND 01-'FICE B0v4RD5' . To become better acquainted with the methods of working in and running an office, the office board affords a good opportunity to girls who have taken a commercial course. They are given practical experience in office work, such as: operating the switchboard, typing, distributing mail, operating adding machines, and acting as secretaries. ' Along with its other duties, this year the Library Board has maintained a show case for the pleasure and benefit of students. Displays of foreign dolls and paintings are among those that have been shown. This board functions only for service to the school. The members, who have to maintain a B average and serve an apprenticeship of one semester, sponsor and help to keep the library running smoothly and quietly. Office Board Top Row: Oldcrcn, Johnson, S., Olson, Carlson, Maag, Naswall. 9 Third Row: Siegel, Cox, H0- len, Eisele, Alstrom. 0 Second' Row: Quinn, Kinseth, Little, Leubncr, Blankenhorn, Leslie. 0 First Row: Salkin, Miss K. John- son, Miss E. Johnson, Miss Lund, Smith. Library Board T017 Row: Playman--Sccrctary- Treasurer QZJ, Anderson, Otter- stein-President CZQ, R o y al, Palmer, Severson. 0 Tlaird Row: Hannam, Kahlert, Lothberg, Mc- Innis, Bratrud. 0 Second Row: johnson, Bell, Bates, Blackburn, Halvorson-Vice President QZQ, Leighton. 9 Fin! Row: Miss Mossberg, Dunsworth, Smith - President flj, Thacker-Vice President QU, Vitz-Secretary- Treasurer CID, Miss Brown. 'Qi' , 072: ' law. wfggi ,Q my ' g f' if -ijg, 1 3 A Q if W sw ' WW ,.., A wp LLL' N' ' . g VA,Z l . , H If 'sf' M! Top Row: Davidson, Hallen, Knaack, Crispin, Weber, Burg. 0 Tbirxl Row: johnson, L., Ol- son, Hnrtkopf, Dobbins, -Icnsen 9 Svcoml Row: Gomberg, Kroe- ger, Larson, Danaher, Darby McCullough. 0 If i r xl R 0 w: Burke, Glascock - Vice Presi- dent, Laird, Miss Nordquist Cudworth - Secretary - Treas- urer, Bank-President. P. W. A. Top Row: Ross, Ladd, Arundel Peeke, Genter, Gaines, Evenson Merkert. 0 Fourlh Row: Lind Pankhurst, Anderson, J., Camp- bell, Bell, Anderson, M., Olm- sted. 0 Third Row: Balch, Mc- Pheeters, Susag, Bossen, Williams Cooperman. 9 Second Row: Lee, M., M c G r e w, Richards Naiditch, O l s 0 n, Herbacek Brock. 0 Firsl Row: Hein Sheehan-President Qlj, Graves, Butts-Vice President, Thomp- son - Secretary-Treasurer QU, Lincoln. Meeting's Over 1 i 1 Q m Slllffk 77? v4N6'lf GIRZ RBTRV 5' I Initiating a new program this year, the junior division of Girl Reserves, following the example of the upper class, has formed six separate chap- ters. Each club has its own oflicers who plan the various activities for the year, carrying out the club purpose to find and give the best. The club has participated in entertainment of the orphans, made Scrapbooks for hospitals, and done other charitable activities. Interest has centered around Friendship, Service, Creative Arts, Crafts, and Settlement projects at the group meetings. The social end of it is taken up with discussions on such topics of common interest as boy and girl relationships, hobbies, and party planning. 65 5 E gg . n k 2 NIL if? ? NH iv 'W' ,w l S A bf AW' +. ' Lk' I I QVQI K ' iii' in Q5 sy Tfmm MQ? V 4342- 5 D Q Us-1 ..- ' -as T011 Row: Twenge, Strom-Vice President QZJ, Thacker, Geiger, Hughes. 0 Second Row: Gates, Mathews, Vitz-Secretary QZJ, Nearpass. 0 First Row: Pick- hardt, Kitagawa-Secretary Q1 Q , Kahlert-President QU, Burns- Treasurer CU, B a t e s - Vice President QU, President QZQ. Cabinet Miles of Smiles BLUE TRIANGLE . Blue Triangle, composed of the eleven A and twelfth grade girls, is an organization whose main object is to render service and promote friendship. The five groups meet at least twice a month individually with two faculty advisers and a cabinet presiding at each. These meetings are conducted infor- mally, often at homes of the girls. Once a month there is a general meeting providing an interesting speaker. The general cabinet, consisting of the president and cabinet rep- resentative from each group, meets on the remaining Wednesday to plan such impor- tant events as the semi-annual recognition service, the dad's and daughter's banquet, the mother's and daughter's tea, and the Arena 'Ice Carnival. Reserves B105 7Rlv4N6'lf 6'lRl RESERVES V. O. S. Top Row: Berggren, Playmnn, Pond, johnson, M., Golke, Han- nam, Otterstein. 0 Ififfb Row: French, Cooper, Baller, Freeman, Anderson-Secretary QZJ, Mc- Neil. 9 Fourth Row: Blackburn, Burns-President QZJ, Thacker, Rachie - Vice President QIU, Kahlert, McCormick. 0 Third Row: Lund, johnson, B., Smith, Dunsworth, Siegel, Crawford. 9 SUCOIIII Roux: Quinn, Hendrick- son, Willianis, Salkin, South- worth. 0 Firx I Row: Gallup, Cox, Miss Suber, Pickhardt - President QU, Bates-Vice Presi- dent QU, Tucker - Secretary QU, Treasurer QZJ. .. , w 'X' 5 ,. PP Xu' . Y 4' .ir -' . -.f :' . in , . 1 ' 1' ' i. V r , u g ,'. u 1 Sigma Phi Top Row: Benson, Palmer, Royal -President QZQ, Scherf, Parry, Johnson, Olson, Fletcher - Vice President QZJ. 9 Fourlb Row: Butcher, L on d on, Liebenberg, Walsll, Reichard, Coslcr, Minar. 0 Third Row: Gulbrandsen, Brown, Andrews, Schellenberger, McShane, Bell, McCann. 0 Sec- omf Row: Romano, Miller, Mc- Kusick-Treasurer QZJ, Benton, Guth, Prentice. 0 First Row: Traphagan-Secretary QU, Pol- gren-Vice President QU, Gates -President QU, Miss Blessin, Schlesselman - Treasurer QU, Nearpass, Leighton. Nice Weather! Sweethearts of Sigma Phi V. O. S. Meeting Flags Top Row: McQuary, Nashy, Mayhew, G o r d e r, Athelstan, Hall, Powell. 0 Fourth Row: Weigel, Schulz, Hol, Carlson, E., Kiesher, Maston. 9 Third Roux: Dobler, Smith, M., Olson, B., Anderson, Carlson, B., Olson, L., Nelson. 0 Seroud Row: Kinserh, Elliott, Larence, Cole, Nichols, Berdan. 0 First Row: Miss Jos- ten, Estes, Grapp - Treasurer Qlj, Leslie-Vice President QU, Smith, H. - President, Butter- w o r t h - Secretary Qlj, Miss Christensen. T011 Row: Lothherg, Tenny - Treasurer QZJ, Nelson, Ander- son, Allen, Delton, Budde. 0 Fourth Row: Burnett, Geiger, Lord, Eustis, Conrad, Bennett. 9 Third Row: Helmick, Rector, Whaley, Dexter, Whisman, Al- strom-President QZQ, McEnary. 9 Sfrroml Row: Hatlestad, Wie- land, Lindsay - President QZJ, Romig, Chapman - Secretary Q2j, Solie. 0 First Row: Brat- rud--Secretary QU, Rosholt -4 President QU, Miss Dowling, Miss Brown, Mclnnis--Treasurer Qlj, Hessian - Vice President Qlj, Hughes. Stirrups Magnets ' Top Row: Freeberg, Ahlgren, Stephens, Dytert-Vice Presi- dent QZJ, Elert, Gaw, Jackson. 9 Fourth Row: Wiik, Mathews, Merchant, L. --Secretary QZJ, Merchant, J., Nelson-Treasurer QZJ, Erickson. 0 Third Row: Taylor, Randolph, Johnson, B., Howell, Strom, Shirley, juckem. 0 Second Row: Troop, Cooper, Kitagawa, Sears, Langland, John- son, F. 0 First Row: Eckert, Kennon-Treasurer Qlj, Henry -Vice President QU, Miss Kaus, Halvorson-Secretary QU, President QZJ, Vitz-President qu. M 4 S f we .si TQ Q f, - . - 1 , ww ,, . Q. Q I -wr' ga .-M 3 x F E L W ,yy-1 fll-,V LVHIPTERS ' The Hi-Y clubs, sponsored by the Y. M. C. A., are among the most prominent clubs taking part in social and school activities. There are eight clubs and the meetings are held each Tuesday evening. They work to create, main- tain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian characterf, The clubs aim to help the boys in developing their minds, bodies, and spirits. Service is their purpose, and the clubs have assumed duties throughout the school. Several times during the year they assist the Y. M. C. A. in conducting a world friendship and finance campaign. Each Hi-Y club is sponsored by a faculty adviser and a leader from the Y. M. C. A. 9 Here are the S. T. O.'s who are representing a typical Hi-Y meeting at one of the boy,s homes. 1-A friendly chat before the meeting. 2-The devotions. 3-The busi- ness meeting. 4-Refreshments. 5-The Big Four, All Hi-Y officers. , g 2, ,., .. file A, .Y .vlut , 3 , 4, -f ,QT , 5 'k iw QQ 'T , Wil mf., XE ig. Y.. i - f f f ' 1 J f i W' ' Q gl , M ' A W' Q f ',-M S 2 Q 'Sf S 355 iff ' if ' - A 5 A ,P 'Z .171.,,g R K y 'ffl if ,. l .1 s .Q f . , 27 .Q :Q Rb 52: .. , nnkbb .,., RV' .f .x 'arf ' ,,:, V ,ww M .. , , ,:... 3 ' ' k A .I A , V, A , '1 K -wx-A - vL :3:1g1iig5- ff,,' 3, gf. - 4 :f .xq. if pix H QL ei-A f i 'ff-.,. 7 l y, 1 ' lf' X .. ,,, ' H V -Z ' .. Fx I V Y E ' 1 ' .- 7' QW iffff' 'fmv 132 -372.7 2 A .- 3 1 fi :: Q 1 ,h 'E g 5 gk Ss , M12 ,gg .- f6m13?1fi Y1ifvffi?xZE7l9P . W swggmiiff Qifwef-e1i?1jffi5:fI. 'fs asiisw: A1 f,:. 7 sf- Q 'Aff x ' nf .. ,3 .L I -' 32 -Nw , 'WSW 9 5 . if es' sf 3 Wir Q V1 A. , ,, mmm way- , w ,.,,3W'iSS1f2zfLfSf'? S , ,.,v Q ai Wahian T011 Row: B r u n k o W, Greer, Stark, Linner, Wilson, Podas, Karatz. 0 Fifth Row: Jackson, Parry, Royal, Scherf, Fletcher, Palmer. 0 Fourth Row: Johnson, P., Schellenberger, Hildebrand, Dytert, Gebhart, Cosler, Corbett. 9 Third ROW: Eisele, Randolph, Kennon, Gulbrandsen, S t r 0 m, Leighton. 0 Second Row: Near- pass, Halvorson, Harrison, John- son, M., Georgas, Sears, Kita- gawa. 0 First Row: Mr. Brackett, Snedeker, Kingston, Miss Trowbridge, Quinn, Mr. Claeson, Mr. Fleenor. POBll5flfR.S' 01 WAHIAN STAFF . The Wahian is put out through the combined efforts of its three staffs. The editorial and art staffs Work together to plan the layout, get the material, and produce the book. The business staff sees that the book gets publicity and tends to the business end. The editorial staff begins early in the fall to record and get pictures of school lactivities. With an exceptionally talented art staff this year, sketches in color carry out the Indian theme. This year the thir- teenth Wahian is presented. We are proud to state that as about seventy-Eve per cent of the school buys a book, there is no need for outside advertising in our annual. THE GRIST ' From the ranks of the 11B news classes reporters are recruited who submit S0 inches of favorable Grist mate- QJQHQD rial. Those with special merit are promoted from a rov- . S 00 ing reporter to the positions of page editors or special pggwqlf' Writers. It is the duty of those on the editorial staff to plan page layouts and headlines, copyread, and to make assignments from various school activities. The editor- in-chief has charge of first page, which is reserved for special news items, while the second page combines poetry, editorials, features, and gossip. The third page is devoted to club activities and the fourth page to sports. Through the combined efforts of the entire staff the Grist has achieved the All-American rating of the National Scholastic Press Association. Tuesday Deadline JUNE Editor-in-Chief ----- Jim Joyslin Managing Editor - - - Ray Frazer Second Page Editor - - Trent Christman Third Page Editor - Gordon Johnson Sports Editor ----- Dave Stark JANUARY Co-Editors - Bill Ramsey, Ann Mclnnis Second Page Editor - Mary Ann Butterworth Third Page Editor - - - Ruth Pickhardt Sports Editor - - - - Jim Joyslin Top Row: Stark, Stephens, John- son, Paul. 0 Seco11dR0w: Tucker, Christman, Rauch. 0 First Row: Burns, Hendrickson, Miss Dowling, Joyslin. HIL' POBllC'v47l0N5 Top Row: Joyslin, J o h n s o n, Ring, Tillotson, Frazer. 0 Sec- ond Row: Hatlestad, B u t t e r- Worth, Burns, Pickhardt, Steph- ens, B r a t r u d. 0 First Row: Estes, Ramsey, Miss Dowling, Mclnnis, Cole. Top Row: Reigstad, Otterstein, Delton, Royal, Palrner, Bredesen, Swanson. 0 Sixth Row: Kahl- ert, London, McQuary, Hall, Conrad, Walsh, C. 0 Fifth Row: Butcher, Dytert, Cooney, Christ- man, Waldron, Geiger. 0 Fourth Row: Hessian, J 0 h n s o n, M., Rachie, Thacker, Wong. 0 Third Row: Margulies, Lund, Tucker, Siegel, Berdan, Walsh, J. O Sec- ond Row: Quinn, Rauch, Jacobi, Hogan, Updergraff, Alstrom. 0 First Row: Hendrickson, Salkin, Miss Dowling, Smith, Allen, Bates. Reporters sewing!- -ww1m.a1-:mf A fy gf ,, 5 RL . ' gg? TW' .-w.:11'3L-P'-:,iT.Tf.4f gi t v x .- Slflil-Wm-ff, x s -W'--v-f- '-.vw . 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T011 Row: Berggren, Carlson, E., Walsh, C., Wendell, Naswall, Carlson, H., Woboril, Schiller, Olson, H., Nygaard. 0 Sixlla Row: Crogness, Whaley, Wil- liams, Olson, B., Formanek, Free- berg, Ahlgren, Frisk, Walsh, 0 Fiflb Row: Sjodin, Hol, Sun- deen, Olderen, Olson, L., Van Ast, V a n s t r o m, Erickson. 0 Fourlb Row: Perkins, Smith, M., Christensen, Linwick, Rector, Hartson, Hill, Kiesner, Miller. 0 Third Row: Couillard, Lor- ency, Leubner, Blankenhorn, Er- landson, Larsen, Johnson, D., Wilson. C Second Row: Hend- rickson, Woodnll - Secretary QZJ, Nelson, Nanoff, Kytonen, Smith, H., Kinseth, Lytton -- Vice President QZJ, Ljostvedt. 0 First Row: Johnson, L., Leslie- Trcasurer, Johnson, S.-Presi- dent, Miss Nash, Miss Thomp- son, Miss Stevenson, Eisele-Vice President, President CZD, Helen -Secretary. Commercial Top Rau Wfilliams Waldron Reigstad Windland Hendrick son, Hu s t ad, MacGregor. Fourth Row: Auran, Neiman, Hawes, Ratelle-Treasurer QZQ, Perkins, Heilig. 0 Third Row: Smith, Bricker-Secretary QZJ, Wong, Haverstock, Whisman, joyslin, Gunderson-Vice Presi- dent CZQ. I Svroml Row: Bak- ken, Cullen, Lindsay, Berdnn, Naiditch, Snarenberger. I Firxf Row: Tenny - Treasurer QU, McKusick-President Q1 Q , John- son, Mrs. Hanley, Lee - Vice President 111, Weiss, Hatlestad. Politix L'0MMfRL' Al AND P0ll7lX . The Commercial Club is composed of students who have had two or more semesters of satisfactory work in the de- partment. Its aims are the establishment of firmer friendships among those who have common interests, and supplements the rigid classroom routine with infor- mation on personality, character, and the ethics of the business world. ' This year the Politix Club has joined 'lTown Meeting of the Air, and the meetings are carried on much in the same manner as Town Meeting. The ques- tions which are discussed on Town Meet- . ,, . ing are reviewed and debated upon by the students. 78 Luncheon Club Top Row: Zimmerman, Wood- ward-Secretary QZJ, Page, Ku- dish, 0 Second Row: Masters, Paine - Treasurer QZQ, Miss Goldsworthy, Jones. I Fir s t Row: Benjamin--President QU- QZJ, Cros s - Treasurer QU, Boone-Secretary QZJ, Heilig -- Vice President QU-QZQ. Junior Academy Guess What! Top Row: Cross, Hauser, Olsen, Damkroger, Kudish, Jenkins. 0 Third Row: Erickson, Wood- ward, Jones, Frahback, Owen. 0 Sevond Row: Woodruff, Weil, Parker - Vice President QZJ, Boone, Page, Taylor. 0 First Row: Benjamin-Vice President QU, President QZJ, Heilig - President QU, Rowland, Mr. Reque, Brown-Secretary QZJ, Paine-Secretary-Treasurer QU, Treasurer QZD. Science 5'C'lENC'E 61035 . The Science Club of Washburn meets every Monday after school. Experiments are made in chemical and physical fields, and talks are given by the students. The topics range from biology and evolution to physics and chemistry. Membership to the Science Club is a prerequisite for be- longing to the junior Academy of Science. 0 For all those students who are genu- inely interested in advanced scientific work, the Washburn chapter of the junior Academy was founded in Novem- ber, 1937. It is both a state and national organization and was the third chapter formed in Minnesota. To qualify for membership a student must have a B average in scientific subjects and have been a successful member of the Science Club. 79 , . , . T011 Row: Anderson, B., Beach, Dytert, Engstrand, Crawford, Ratelle, Engle. 0 Sixth Row: Caldwell, Alstrom, Burnett, Con- rad, Butcher, Farnquist. 0 Fifth Row: Campbell, Cosler, Elert, Freeman, Danaher, Cooperman, Blackburn. 0 Fourth Row: Carl- son, Berkin, Boyd, Cox, Ander- son, J., Andrews. 0 Third Row: Carey, Cullen, Cole, Files, Bur- feind. 0 Second Row: Crowley, Andre, B a r k e r, Dunsworth, French, Cooper. 0 First Row: Fleenor, Banks, Christopher- Vice President QU, Treasurer KZJ, Miss Gear, Estes, Blazer, Clark. ts-ss' mg , .-5, ,s Top Row: K 0 u g h a n, Maag, Hughes, E., Gorder, Hallen, Mer- rill, Gaines, Merkert, Kramer. 0 Sixth Row: Grapp, LaSalle, Lon- don, Liebenberg, D., Liebenberg, P., Milner, Gaw, McEnary. 0 F i f t h R 0 uf: Hatlestad, Kass, Goldsman, Kroeger, Holton, Mc- Neil, Schlesselman, G r iie b e l, Mathews. 0 Fourth Row: Mer- chant, L., Lundquist, McNeal, Goulet, Johnson, B., Kiekenapp, Kennon, Gates. O Third Row: Miller, M., Hessian, Mclnnis, Helmick, Harrison, E., Johnson, M., Halvorson, Hammang. 0 Second Row: M c K e o n, Moe, Lund, Johnson, F., jedlicka, Ire- land, Hughes, L., Hein. 0 First Row: Johnson, G.-Vice Presi- dent QZJ, Kjenstad, Gulbrand- sen, Miss Nordquist, Hendrick- son-Secretary, McQuary, May- hew. T011 Row: Palmer, Traphagan, Taylor, Wesley, Tyra, Powell, Paul, Swanson. 0 Sixth Row: Rahders, Whitaker, S a n b o r n, R a m s e y, Reichard, Patterson, Royal. 0 Fifth Row: Weiner, Solie, Wallace, Whisman, Welt- zin, NWidergreen, Sisson. O Fourth Row: Randolph, Souba, Spur, Rockwell, Rothausen, Nasby, Pond. 0 Third Row: Siegel, Ro- mig, Weigel, M., Ravitch, Steffe- rud, Weigel, E. 0 Second Row: Shapiro, Williams, Weiss, Vitz, Tucker, Southworth, Sears. 0 First Row: Playman-Secretary 122, Waldron-Treasurer QU, Rosholt-President, Miss Holli- day, Naiditch, Smith-President Ui- Francais Classe Program Planners Ooh, La! La! Bingo! FRINCW Cl UB 0 The French Club of Washburn has successfully brought a deeper and more complete understanding of France and its language to the students. The club is divided into different groups named after several departments in France. Each group has charge of one meeting during the school year. Many interesting speakers have appeared before Le Cer- cle Francais and a varied program of entertainment has been carried out. 81 GERMAN CLUB and SPANISH CLUB ' This language club is organized to help the student become better acquainted with the language, customs, geography, and people of the native Germany. Meetings are conducted in Ger- man as far as possible, for the student learns much more by actually using the language than by merely reading a textbook. ' South America has been the main theme of the Spanish Club this year because of the growing importance of our relations with these countries. A talk on Panama and another talk supple- mented by colored movies on Mexico were of special interest to the members. Miss Tupper returned from a six months' visit in South America, told many of her interesting experiences at meet- ings. QUILL CLUB and CHROMA CLUB 0 The aspiring writers of today may become the celebrated au- thors of tomorrow, and the aim of the Quill Club is to help these students achieve their goal. Entrance into Quill is gained by submitting an original manuscript to be judged by the pres- ent members. ' ' The Chroma Club has speakers come in to talk on phases of art. It goes on several trips to sketch landscape and visits art exhibits around the city. For tryouts of this club, each person hands in three original pieces of art work, which are voted on by the present members. Posters used in the school are usually made by this club. German T011 Row: Slingsby, Lohman, Smith, Carlston, Davies, Olsen- Treasurer 123. 0 Fifth Row: Knaack, Maser, Jensen, Town- send, Hogan. 0 Fourib Row: Schulz, Kimpel, Denk, Wong, B r a t r u d, Lothberg. 0 Third Row: Booton, Strom, Jorgensen, Shaxted, Maxwell. O S e C 0 n d Row: Nichols - Vice President 111, Salkin-Vice President 125, Kitagawa, Allen, Berdan, Mchlin. 0 First Row: Heilig-President QU, Butterworth - Secretary QU, Mrs. Savage, Miss Dennison, Ferguson-Treasurer fl J . Spanish Top Row: Bearman, Cudworth, Cooney, Delton, Scherf-Treas- urer f2j, Johnson, Barron. I Sixlh Row: Wasley, Hall, Salis- bury, Andrews, Schellenberger, Christiansen. 0 F if 1 b R 0 uf: Jacobi, Swanson, C 0 n n e l l y, Frisk, Rosenholtz, Stephens. O Fourlb Row: Nearpass, Mac- Lean, Olmsted, Nelson, Ander- son. O Third Row: Juckem, Mc- Grail, Eckert, Cook, Christensen, J.-Secretary QZJ, Cooper. 0 Seco11c1R0w: Christensen, M., Corbett, Williams, Nelson, Rose. 0 First Rvw: Quinn-Treasurer QU, Vice President CZJ, Otter- stein-Secretary QU, Miss Nord- quist, Miss Laird, Dorr-Presi- dent CU, Shirley-Vice Presi- dent CID. Espanol Quill Top Row: Thacker, Hankey, Whisman, Walz, Royal, Norbeek. O Thin! Row: Rockwell, Bur- feind, McKusick, Alstrom, Mer- chant. O Second Row: Woodhll, Swanson, Vitz, Cole. O First Row: Playman-Vice President, Wong - Treasurer, Miss Mc- Laughlin, Christman-+President, Rauch-Secretary. Chroma Top Row: Smith, Sandahl, Gibbs, Heller, Fontaine, Lendeen, Mar- tin. O Third Row: Ruedy - Treasurer, Hustacl, Johnson, An- derson, Butterworth, Raberge. I Second Row: Weiss, Chapman, Bryant, Georgas, Harrison-Vice President. I First Row: Jedlicka -Secretary, Wiik, Dietrickson -President, Miss Trowbridge, Cole, Carlson. Schnitzel Bank Aspiring Artists Quillites , f 776-J ' Q, 14 Mm, ,N-2.2 WM 1, 'ff ,ew A. ' lf , fs- ,L M i fi T , 4-ffypwt gg, rm ,,.f M f,q,,,.W,, K K fi ' V.. wwq 5 I 11 t A '5Rf?:..?! ,.., 1 i ' x , K..-Q wx ,gf si. .. 1'1 . ik Y 45: 3 A gh x Q Q35 Kg g M X2 X ,gk R k Kxv 4 W5 55553 .Y 1, ex X Harlequin Top Row: Friend, johnson, Reigstad, Kingbay, Smith, Booth Tanner. O Tbirzl' Row: Lindsay, Bricker, Nearpass, Brcmicker, Christopher, Kickcnapp. 9 Sec- omf Row: Dunsworth, Booton, Kahlert, Geiger, McCullough, Gricbel. O First Row: Otter- stein - Secretary, Playman -- Presiclent, Mrs. Church, Mac- Gregor, Pickhardt, Hodroff. Apprentice T011 Row: Brunkow, Schellen- berger, Swanson, Ruedy, Hemen- way, Schmidt, London. 0 Third Row: Otterstein, McCormick, McKusick, Juckem, Funk, Krem- er. 0 Svcoml Row: Danaher, Siegel, McKeon, Satterlee, Mar- ceau, Pickhardt, Caldwell-Seo retary. C First Row: Weiss, Banks, Mrs. Church, Dytert - President, Cooperman -- Vice President, Greer-Treasurer. The Happy Journeyv DKAMATI6 H085 HARLEQUIN CLUB , ' The Harlequin Club presents one-act plays for assembly programs throughout the year. The members who take part have an opportunity to learn much about dramatics, direct- ing, and general stage technique. The plays presented this year were Full Circle, Flattering Word, The Happy Journeyf, Three's a Crowd, The Tea,', and Pat on The Rocks. The plays are directed by the students themselves with much success. APPRENTICE CLUB . Washburn maintains two dramatic clubs for those who are talented in that field. The Apprentice Club is the stepping stone for membership in the Harlequin Club. Those who wish to try out are judged by the present members of Harlequin, by being cast in a play. If apprentice members show outstand- ing talent, the next step to fame is membership in Harlequin. g. H?QQ.f1s Wifi? I :,fC. .-- wgew - ..,,,. W 93,225 i -I-I-1, . nf :......w.WM'- L. .,-, ... , 0411. 4' L 25? gg! -f gd ,sg U 1.A Q 455 ,.. 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It is in the home room that the awe-inspired 10B receives his first glimpse of the things to come while a Washburn enrollee. Separated into boy and girl groups, the individual home rooms elect oilicers and carry on such business as banking and other financial affairs. The spice of life is injected into the pro- ceedings when the talented members present programs and other forms of entertainment. Sports minded students are given a chance to show their ability in various athletic branches through intra-mural competition. If they mea- sure up to high standards, they may be given a berth on Washburn's varsity squad. 'A Top Row: Sanborn, Tenncy, Taylor, Wesley, Tyra, Paul. 0 Fourth Row: Serstock, Wallace, Trux, Peterson, Pl a y m a n. 0 Third Row: Seward, Olson, Wid- ergren, Whisman, Williams, Ra- berge. 0 Second Row: Tuma, Whaley, Swanson, Walgreen, Sjodin. 0 First Row: Woodfill, Travis, Waehman, Miss Tupper, Smith, Rockwell. 12B-3 2 5 12B-325 T017 Row: Hicks, McNeil, Nel- son, D., Lothberg, Merrill, Nor- beck, Kramer. 0 Fourth Row: Johnson, P., Miller, Juckem, Mc- Grail, Maxwell, Kugler. 0 Third Row: Nelson, B., O'Bricn, Ire- land, Holton, Hel, Kass. 0 Svc- onzl Row: Kjenstacl, Leix, Lar- sen, Johnson, D., McKusick, Lindsay. 0 Firsl Row: Jedlicka, Lytton, Lee-Secretary, Mrs. Ylvisaker, Johnson, A., Lund, Nelson, A. 12B-325 Top Row: K a r l s o n, Hunt, Luetke, K e a r b y - President, Kyllo, Mjolsness. 9 Fourih Row: Huber, Larson, R., Larsen, Guin- ney, Lee. 0 Third Row: Leh- man, Larson, H., Morley, Lon- don, Hilyer, Hoffman. 9 Svfoml Row: Hodroff, Mooers, johnson, R., Kistle, Lofgren, Johnson, S. 0 First Row: Lundquist, Kag- onoff, Miss Laird, Gunderson, Kilgore, Magers. 9 J 4.- pA,-fp 'M x be U, 9 I . i.. - ,Fl MJ' r K N. ei 03111 L' 'til -ff-s X fl' 12B-325 Top Row: Newell, Robinson, Powell, Olsen, Weeding, Wood- house, Rudolf. 9 Fourth Row: Mors, Nelson, Walters, Stout, Walz, Hartkopf. 9 Third Row: Morley, Swanson, Lichliter, Pep- per, Smith, Perry, Vanderbie. 0 Svcomf Row: Townsend, Zoller, Paine, Peterson, Tommeraasen, Palm. Firs! Row: Smith, Pa- zandak, Mr. Henley, Naiditch, Stallman, Nuessle. 11A'l-115 Tojz Row: Ellertson, Prior, Combs, Hennessy, Anderson, Carlston. 9 Fourlh Row: Schmidt, Johnson, Lois, Johnson, D., Perkins. 0 Third Row: Feig, Prout, Zierke, Fleck, Hocks. 0 Sammi Row: Husbands, Hazel- wood, Oster, Williams, Udseth. 0 I-'int Row: Greer - President, Stephens -Vice President, Miss Goldsworthy, Bryngelson-Secyf Treas., Adams. Q ,I Top Row: Pushor, Pommer, Sel- seth, McCarthy, Cooperman, Darby, Drongeson. 0 Fourth Row: Duryea, Gaus, Weiner, Hatcher, Hankey, Olson. 9 Third Row: Ridges, Beaver, Stutsman, Grostephan, Bartholo- mew. 9 Sefoun' Row: Sorenson, Roddy, Johnson, Tiernan, Wil- liams, Ashton. 0 First Row: Mortensen, McKeon-Treasurer, Bolinder, Miss Olson, Louden- President, Merriam-Vice Presi- dent, Johnson-Secretary. IIA?-317 11A3-309 Top Row: Williams, Ruliffson, Buekliolz, Albinson, Cranmcy, lilzea. 0 FOIH'fl7 Row: Perrine, Hustnd, Borseth, Landy, Geb- hard. 9 Third Row: Gandy, Martin, Hawes, Ozmon, Deng- lcr, Cliristcnson. 0 Srfoml Row: Meyer, Larson, Charles, Cham- berlain, Uppganrd. 0 Firsl Row: Johnson - Secretary-Treasurer, Strecd, Zimmerman, Mrs. Mulli- gan, Hill-President, Polk-Vice President. f' -.Li Top Row: Krueger, Cudwortli, White, Carlin, johnson, Patter- son, Sclioening. 9 Fonrib Ron: Knun, Lind, Guklcs, McLaugh- lin, Ainslie, jones. 9 Tbirzl' Row: Awes, Gonda, Dustliimer, Roth- nusen, Poppe, Pomeroy. 9 Svfomf Rau: Roberts, Weiss, Lnbouite, Vogel, Thayer. 0 liirxl Row: McCabe, Bossen-Vice President, Miss Josten, Soubn-President, Brown - Secretary - Treasurer, Murphy. l IA4-3 10 Top Row: Crolius, R utte r, Seliirmer, Thompson, Jackson, Vanstrum, Lee. 9 Pourlb Row: llnmsland, Tisdalc, Fish, Ratelle, XVi son, Miller. 0 Tbirfl Row: Seliultlieis, Partridge, Warbur- ton, Gehri, Masters, Berg. 9 S1'1'0mf Row: Hcggen, Olson, Worsclieck, Sigman, Hoaglund. 0 First Row: Morton, Allen -- Vice President, Tlionms-Secre tary-Treasurer, Mr. Halvorson, Bgxclmian-President, Holm. 1 IA5- 3 24 sl .J 1-1 , . 'J 4 J V x J X X - 1' I' 4, A U YJ I' X I 3' 4 . 1 V e ,f . 1 lv ii 1 KV' 1 ,,1. 3 Y, J .. . 1 6,3 Top Row: Romsos:lSalkin, jen- kins, Dahlin, Summers, Mudge, Leekley. 0 Fozcrfb Row: Schmit, Bliss, Montgomery, Swanson, Barber, Jones. 0 Tbirzl Row: Hein, Gunderson, Dooley, Reu- land, McCluskey. 0 Svfomf Roux: Perry, Snarenberger, Busch, Rue- dy, Wicklund, Stanton. 0 Firxl Row: GradyiTreasurer, Honrd -Vice President, Mr. Sunde, Pearson - President, Hougen -- Seeretary, Thompson. 11A7-202 Top Row: Harris, Brown, Was- ley, Juul, Crispin, Lambert, Loekett. 0 Fiffb Row: Rogers, MePheeters, Berglin, Pease, Moe, Whitcomb. 0 Fourlb Row: Ha- ley, Bank, Ludolph, Denk, Bran- ham, McCullough. 0 Tbirfl Row: Score, McConnon, Sletten, Red- ing, Davis, Goulet. 0 Second Row: Corbett, Cameron, Dow- nie, Dyer, liillmer. 0 lfirxf Row: Walburg, Salisbury - Secretary- Treasurer, Miss Montgomery, Hompland-Vice President, Johnson, Replogle. HAS-308 , , IIA6-204 T017 Row: Nelson, Woldsncss, Solberg, Thomas, Hatcher, Sell, Perry. 0 Fourib Row: Rice, Campbell, Tomlinson, Doerr, Ol- son, Lundquist. 9 Third Row: Marshall, McDonald, Dobbins, Sauter, Kingston, Wood. 0 Ser- omf Raw: Lansing, Raymond, juster, Bookman, Singer. 0 Firsl Row: Jensen Y Vice President C25 Chapman -Treasurer Q21 Miss Gear, Stewart -President CID-CZJ, Milnor-Secretary CU, johnson. A Q' pw ' ' 1 ' ' Z' WE i?Q5m??if? i ,sw ,,.fhf:a??re:f:gF0Q2Zf5'1Yf V, -1 -A ,fQm2w, ff SWL?!lf,4.51ff,N- p ,. , ,Si A, 'N'W'Mfgfzzs?4e-H f - 2 -QQSQESQ N . 1 ?9fes1wf z. . 'W if. 7,4 , 1. ti' N We S ,, Mn 3 .. ,:. V' Zifgwgrfgf ' 1 5 . f iff 'Q 'EN kA K I U5 , 1 , ,X L g AF ' t F il, gg Q . 513' Musik? 4 X ', M Q Q. w S? 2, N .. , 1s2QQ!gy Heikki Sw iw, 5 Y. -- we, 2. ggzjfflifw' SL X -- 1 YQ B 11A'l2-307 Top Row: Hallen, Hartkopf, Wurz, Barnard, Bearman, John- son, Nielsen. 0 Fourib Row: Doell, Griebel, Bricker, Dana- her, Weber, Carlson. 9 Third Row: MacMillan, Weltzin, Pur- cell, Routhier, Leonard, John- son, Caldwell. 0 Second Row: Sterling, Appleton, Wiik, Rich- ards, Selseth, Scharf, Somerville. U First Row: Merkert-Secre- tary, Thompson-Vice President, Miss Blessin, Cory-President, Franklin-Treasurer, Olson. HB1-315 Top Row: Feldmann, Gee, Ack- erwold, Moerhle, Berdeen, Nich- ols, Bratt. 0 Fourlfla Row: Lar- kin, Winn, Kleinman, Dalton, Rober, Wainwrigllt. 0 Third Row: Bowen, Johnson, Houston, Linnell, Keller, Bruce, Bachman. 0 Second Row: Anderson, Olsen, Davis, Nelson, Sulvestre, Schon- hardt. 0 First Row: Bunker, Cooper-Treasurer, Morse, Mr. Alwin, Ekman-Secretary, War- ren-President, Tustison-Vice President. Top Row: Olmsted, Kimpel, Ganley, Castles, Gould, Briggs, Butts, McCall. 0 Fourth Row: Martin, Dunn, Anderson, Swan- son, johnson, Segerstrom, Gerde. 0 Third Row: Birkeland, La- Croix, Haggquist, Hellie, Page, Bernhardt. 9 Second Row: Supp- lee, Schrickram, Isbell, Twito, Huber, Grunditz, Andre. 0 First Row: Crowley, Aaron-Presb dent, Mrs. Basford, Pickl1ardt-- Vice President, Farnquist-Sec- retary, Arundel-Treasurer. 11132-311 I f 4 f MJ ,gags 5. ,gg , i , - 11. L nf ,, 9 ,iz-F' A 4 N Zi I XPS? if . 2 K 1 ykfiw' k . .cs :ig si EEF 3 A 1 . M .. '5S'?1Q fbi? 3 lik 5 x , Top Row: Jarner, McCubrey, Swanson, Borgwardt, C l a r k, Simons, Wallgren. 0 Fourth Row: Ramsey, McCabe, Liben- berg, Welch, Burke, Perke. 0 Third Row: Preston, Gordon, Cook, Cassin, Wetch, Fis her, Anderson. 0 Second Row: Hend- rickson, Hein, Dunkle, Almer, Kosmos, Shepley. 0 First Row: Bean-Vice President, Matson- President, Mrs. Church, Nelson, jensen-Secretary-Treasurer. HB6-217 Top Row: Houle, Preston, Ap- pel, Schwie, Rusch, Eide, Tes- tin. 0 Fourth Row: Delton, Rosenbloom, Wessels, Linahan, Whlherg, Blegen. 0 Third Row: Prothers, Nelson, L e a s m a n, Knudson, Brin, Mortenson. 0 Second Row: Halvorson, Cotton, Franklin, Reynolds, H e r h ol d, McGoldrick. 0 First Row: Mey- er, Barry, Heywood-President, Mr. Lindstedt, Clark-Secretary- Treasurer, Johnson, Dahlgren. 10A1-320 IIB5-318 Top Roux: Palmer, Cornelius Benson, Lindemann, Winslow Sandberg, Ne al, Crinkley. 0 Fifth Row: Steele, Miller, Wach- man, Frohback, L a u X, Olson Everett. 0 Fourth Row: Dun- can, Clark, Harrison, Stimson Knutson, Brown. 9 Third Row: Swaim, Griswold, Arneson, Bast Benson, Nelson, Alberty. 9 SEL'- 01111 Row: F i n k , Borchardt Gorder, J e n k i n s, Thuresson Wahlstrom. 9 First Row: Ken- yon--Vice President, Lord-Seb retary, Mr. Jackson, Rufsvold- Treasurer, McGeary-President Remole, Olson. Sol-1 fjaldbaa-n.l X,q:. ,Qpgx n 0 K , , , KQV A '1-lafrrrfgli 10142-209 Tofu Row: Olson, McCauley, Mc- Clure, Benkins, Brock, Johnson, Hcmenway. 0 Fourth Row: Fa- vorite, Beaudoin, Beringer, Tack, Lewis, Jones. 0 Third Row: Car- lin, Skoog, Baldwin, Dahl, Graves, Jaax. 0 Second Row: Watts, Ahern, Nelson, Marceau, Allen. 0 Firsi Row: Eisele, Smith-Vice President, Mrs. Sav- age, Sa terlee-Secretary-Treav urer, L d , Lincoln. ' a ms , 9 'L 5 gn N, J X' I 4 ' '- Q, f 0 . 1 ' A IOAR-302 ' Top Row: Bergquist, Bacher, Gross, Roberts, Lundquist, Perry, McShane. 0 Third Row: Claypool, Irwin, Kremer, Carl- son, Bliss, Couillard. 0 Second Row: Abrahamson, Waldron, Armstrong, Brennan, Andersson, Salisbury. 0 First Row: Tharp - Secretary, Owen - President, Mr. Claeson, Elliott-Vice Presi- dent, Fritts, Olson. .U W xi W A. ff ,Loki dvi, 4.9 1162, N is 4 7'-Z1 W - kviff-WVA1. 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Q Q M1 Q tl bug - V AVA, 2 Q- is -.4 K ' A '?'LfL' v m, . fy , ' i is 1 'W is 4 s Top Row: Burrets, Smull, Guiles, Semsch, M e e k el, Bruchholz, Sundby, Elvig. 0 Fourth Row: Benson, Gilger, Bachman, Ross- man, Cheney, Haxby, Mutschler. 0 Third Row: Madsen, Straiton, Francis, McKenzie, Zang, Coop- erman. 0 Second Row: Pidcock, O'Brien, Guth, Josewich, M. King, Croft, Josewich, L. 9 First Row: Jamison, Leonhard-- Secretary, Anderson - President Miss Suber, Wfeltzin--Treasurer Otness-Vice President, Flahav- an, Lacy. 10134-3 05 104 x a s IOBQ-322 T017 Row: Newman, Collins, Ku- cera, Barron, Jones, Malmquist, Lathrop. 0 Fifth Row: Bosch, Olson, Streed, Simons, Hill, Chase. 0 Fourth Row: Wright, Swanson, Allen, Hawkinson, Mjolsness. 0 Third Row: John- son, Sterling, Fakper, Peterson, Fortier, Earl. 0 Second Row: Sager, Formanek, Richardson, Lorentz, Bosiger. 0 First Row: Brown, Seashore-Vice President, Mrs. Goodson, Giere-Treasurer, McFarland-Secretary, McSorley -President. IOB3-214 Top Row: Peterson, Russell, Huskins, Mark, Whipple, NIC- Guire, Cliallman, Fellows. 9 Fourth Row: Giesekine, Hogan, Winum, Tomlinson, Nygaard, Purcell, Dunn. 0 Third Row: Steffe, Lindahl, Anderson, Cos- ler, Bachman, Lundblacl. 0 Ser'- oml Row: Gunderson, Johnson, Larson, Moen, Olson, Foesland, Clemings. 0 First Row: Collier, Johnson-Vice President, Dela- penha-Secretary, Mr. Dillner, Siegert - President, Knutsen - Treasurer. IOB5-216 Top Row: Merrill, Franson, Lap- ham, Luger, Anderson, Shaft, Winston. 9 Fourlh Row: Bach- man, Tickle, Wallen, Ritchie, Johanson, Gray. 0 Third Row: Collaeo, Cooperman, Pease, Can- terbury, C l e v e l a n d, Flynn, Bates. 0 Second Row: Kelly, Pierce, Heitze, Rosenberg, Spatz, Olderen. 0 First Row: Dahl, Hurd-President, McCullough- Secretary, Mr. Curtis, McKin1ay -Treasurer, N u g e n t -- Vice President, Hicks. IOBG-211 Top Row: Gardiner, Christopher, Swanson, Main, Davis, Pearson, Brungard. 0 Fourth Row: Ab- bot, Smith, Hussey, Quinlan, Helmick, Merrill. 0 Thi1'dR0w: W i l k i n s, Fletcher, Cornelius, Strandberg, Carlson, Linvall, Bergsland. 0 Serena' Row: Nel- son, Schulberg, Roth, Lahtinen, Barnard, Anderson. 0 First Roux: Sherman-Treasurer, MacMichel - Vice President, Gill - Presi- dent, Miss Goode, Sovenson, Rab- bert, Erlandson. IN MEMORlf4ll'I MARDELLE ALWIN me 1923-1939 None knew thee but to love thee, Nor named thee but to praisef, MJ '+,lq'-40 Dzcm Pbcmbb W1 em mm Xq md 0. lol,- KQM. wang gym- wioz Kmwvx QQJA mxgnm Www bm W , ' , .B mai? 'Rn-2. Em Q-Qzazf? X-Mow Qbwiix Wirth 5015 5Qm9f53I7 A VKQN-Lb-iw-QX? 1 'sow Km-Un q30w,,+,own 0- 'Qw uQzvlS: mgio avid, gm ilu - ' ww WK Xo'amwR?5l1L52 .KGS w::uu.a9.,3 . ,7 vow, Qowx Nqqdo-Z 5 OVWQL YYWQKYL VXOUO QQ1 Hgzf WZM3 family G'xiSCX'L'W WM fE9KxhZ , Q5-2 Z CN Skis 9' QW- KGLBZIX ASVNQLGT n X 05 kv-C31 ana SAQAQQ 'X-Q o. 6511. -' Mobi, Q - 1 Xascrwbq 05 O L 1 1 N -+.. fx A fi gr 3 an-r. izsw an luaumwsnwf misffnv, .vw 1- a'z,far:w:'mwaf , 4 !l7fllE7f5' AND Ulf L'0!lL'fff.S' ATHLETIC BOARD U Made up of captains and coaches of all Washburn Athletic teams, this group's primary duty is to determine the requirements for W,s', and certifies those who are entitled to letters as a result of having fulfilled these requirements. Other things considered are: eligibility on scholastic ratings and athletic finances in general. Each sport receives equal representation on the Board. This gives every boy, eligible for a letter, a fair chance if any diHiculties arise. For its usefulness and con- tinued activity it is one of the most popular organizations in the school. WU CLUB , 0 From the time a boy enters Washburn until he leaves, it is his hope that he may become a member of this club. W Club is composed of those boys that have won a letter in some sport by conforming to the standards set by the Athletic Board. Semi-annually a banquet is sponsored by the club, which is Well attended by coaches, athletes, and their fathers. Coaches and captains give resumes of their respective team and announcements of letter Winners are made at this time. This is one of the most looked forward to events of the entire year. s Back Row: Hoffman, Westhoff, Berg, Merrill, MacGregor 0 Third Row: Mr. Hoard, Mr. Larson, Mr. Martin, Mr. Ross 0 Second Row: Pazandak, Mr. Lee, Mr. Alwin, LaLone 0 Boilom Row: Mr. Dillner, Mr. Fleenor, Mr. MacQuarrie, Mr. Roder. Athletic Board ' Buck Row: Summers, Tanner, Westhoff, MacGregor, Tenney, B. Berg, Bravinder 0 Fourth Row: Polk, G. Merrill, Pinkham, H. Merrill, Sutton, Tharp 0 Third Row: Senn, Drury, Hu- ber, Stark, Johnson, Naugle, LaLone 0 Second Row: Bieri, Conkey, Egsgaard, Croisette, Geiger, H. Berg 0 Bottom Row: Wilson, Gisvold, Cravens, Flem- ing, Hanson, Hancock, Auran. W Club A 1 ui. M... , V. a sam... A a - 1 f GRIDIRON GRE!! 75 0 The season started off slowly with Roosevelt defeating the Millers 25-0. The next week Washburn tied North. The second half of the traditional West game saw the Cowboys come to life through the brilliant passing of Bob Bradford, to finally win by three touchdowns. Cage Cappy's Cardinals was the mighty war cry of the Miller turf regime as the two teams took the Held in Washburn's homecoming a week later. At the South game Dick Hoffman ran back an inter- cepted pass sixty yards, only to trip over his own pants. The Edison tilt marked the final game of the year, with the Tommies finally winning by two touchdowns. Yahoo, Texas Squad Bark Row: Coach Dillner, Er- dall, Huber, Drury, Hoffman Auran, Stark, Senn, Geland, G Merrill, H. Merrill, Watson Kerby ' Second Row: Roth- ausen, B. Larson, D. Larsen, Fer- guson, Polk, Berg, Naugle, Sum- mers, Westhoff, Whitten, Brav- inder 0 Bottom Row: Cravens Smith, W'est, Duntley, Morrisey R. Tharp, Capt. Hofseth, Dorn Bieri, Hansen, Mead, Tustison. Xwvacd' FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Washburn O Roosevelt Washburn 13 North Washburn 6 West Washburn 6 Marshall Washburn 7 Central Washburn 13 South Washburn O Edison Board of Strategy Dejected! D odglhg DOH Line: Westhofff, Larsen, Stark, Berg, Drury, Bravinder, Polk 0 Backfield: G. Merrill, Hoffman, Capt. Hofseth, Tustison. Team 8 Top Row: Cedarstrand, Croisette, Hofseth, Pinkham, Polk. Botfom Row! Schuknect, Smith, Sutton, Tommcraasen, Tustison .ws H Chfwf Q03 BASKETBALL SCORES Washburn Edison Washburn Vocational Washburn West Washburn Roosevelt Washburn Marshall Washburn North Washburn South Washburn Central Tip-OH Pinkham Surrounded I Six points were all that separated the bucket squad from a tie for first place. A squad composed of practically all sophomores and juniors proved that next year they will be THE team to beat. The season started off slowly with a setback against Edison. Vocationalls sharp- shooting was too much, but the following week the first victory was gained against West. In the first night game ever played by the Millers, Roosevelt won by a single point. In the following week came the upset of the year against Marshall. Captain Johnny Westhoff held All-State Don Mattson without a field goal. North won by one point, and South was victorious by two points. In the final game of the year, the third victory was gained by defeating the Central squad. One of the greatest sons of basketball ever in prep history is Washburn's prod- uct from Illinois, Dave Ruliffson. This bespectacled lad is the only junior to be 64 awarded a berth on this year's all-city team. Chix Back Row: Sutton, Tustison, Tommerassen, Smith, Hofseth 0 I Second Row: Swenson, Mgr., Vanstrum, Warren, Woolsey, Pinkham, Coach Ross 0 Bottom Row: Schuknecht, Ruliifson, Capt. Westhoff, Cederstrand, Polk. First Team Top Row: McCoy, Depoy, Hay- wood, Back, Olson, Fritts 0 Sec- ond Row: Manning, Sorenson, Moore, Winn, Mellam, Demos 9 First Row: Palmer, Bather, Chadwick, Sutton, Westhoif. Sophomores HOCKEY SCORES Washburn S Roosevelt 6 Washburn 3 Marshall 1 Washburn 2 West 2 Washburn 6 North 0 Washburn 2 South 3 Washburn 6 Edison 6 Playoif: Washburn 0, Roosevelt 1 PZUCKY Dick and Merv B room Hockey , 'wwe 'iwiwxo Miller-Cowboy Brawl H0ff1T12-11 011 Ice mamammwwmmxmsawmusaswmmwwmwzsmam AM:5ms5asmmQ:ewwQwlfwasQ1sw,feZsxsifemaaflarxwawmasw-161,12:mama ssawmmarrmisamwmmrssswuml 1rfmg1sv1svswsws7mfr Qyyk mmsw1faslxQ'.w-wavrsnfag-rmuqfnfwy-w.a W f---fL Q,mwm,,-rsaf--awww-v,,.s, Hockey Team Burk Row: Kennedy, Berg, Ray- mond, Nieman, Coach Dillner, Remole, Watson, Hoffman, Er- dall 0 Bottom Row: Willette, Blackton, Tinkham, Dorn, Kil- gore, Gross. POC'K57fR.Y I Valiantly trying to retain their Prep Hockey title, Washburn lost to a league new- comer, Roosevelt. The Teddie speed proved to be the deciding factor, and the game ended a one point difference, 6-5. The following week the boys defeated a favored Marshall team. After two overtime periods in the game with West, the score remained a tie. In the final game of the A seniors the Millers swamped North 6-0. South got a one point victory, but the next week the boys walloped Edison 6-0 to enter the playoff. The Millers drew the league leaders, Roosevelt, who won by one point after a HCFCC struggle. Dick Hoffman was the only Miller on the All-City team. Top Row: Berg, Erdall, Hoffman, Kennedy, Kilgore. Bottom Row: Tinkham, Remole, Neiman, Willette. 5Pl!l.S'l1'llV65' FROM SWIMMING 0 First position in swimming seems to hold a jinx on the Miller splashmen, as once again, with a brilliant record behind them, they ended up with only West High above them. Outside of West's Victory over the Millers, Marshall was the only school to score more than twenty points. However, Coach Lee,s boys were determined to get even with West, regardless. In the Invitational Gustavus Adolphus Meet, Washburn triumphantly Walked away with all honors, West placing third. Likewise, in the City Wide Meet, the Miller splashers left West in a daze as they nosed out the Cowboys 38-3 6, setting a new record in the 180 yard Medley. I Sutton and Mac SWIMMING RESULTS Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn 114 Edison North West Vocational Marshall South Central Roosevelt 15 17 40 15 30 18 19 19 s LaLone Ywnge 705 BATH 5a655e6 . ' rf 'fi av my it ii Q 'Sv 1, 'Hi ' Sz Ta? Congratulations! Bark Row: Mr. Lee, Perrine, Conkey, Adams, Fewel, Johnson 0 Boitom Row: Burgess, LaLone, I Co-Capt., MacGregor, Co-Capt., Sutton, Tenney. Swimming Team 1 1 5 Suspended Q0 ,AY QW ,,,.. - KJ, ,. 5 QLVI - 1 9 . K, L ,??Q?Q'f :t'g .gl :f: . . H 4 -L .fx Vx AQ A V, EE f l w isp- ' A ig J s , A-: .dig s K is it f ' , 3 VMQAF y A in .1 .' XR ,iff , af fiiyhlsi ,QM ft Wwe: is fi ' f 1. I H, e We wi Gordie Q4 .YKATING AND SKIIN6 O Entering city competition for the first time, the Miller Skaters took third place in the city ski meet with a total of five points to twenty-two for Roosevelt and six for South. U The ski team once again won the championship by tying North and Boys' Vocational with fourteen points apiece. Henry Hanson, the son of the famous Hans Hanson, and Gordon Egsgaard made up the Washburix dele- gation. Speedsters City Meet 7 '9'214gH Boffom Rout Cravens, Hoard, Mr. Roder, Grady, Halvorson 0 Secoml Row: Gyer, Duryea, Streed, Olinger 0 Top Row: Becker, Lehman, Cross, McKen- zie, Olson. Wrestling Team Top Row: Mr. Larson, Femling, Hanson, Heywood, Davis, Grapp, Duryea 0 Firxl Row: Clark, McQuellan, Bliss, Christiansen Gym Team WRESTLING RESULTS Washburn 3 0 Washburn 1 5 3 Vocational 43 Marshall 38 Roosevelt 15 West 2 3 Washburn Washburn 3 xghi 1 fs 5 xxhxk GYMNASTILT AND WRf.S'7lllV6' Novice Grapplers . For the Hrst time in many years Prep wrestling was organized to a large extent as an interscholastic sport. The inexperienced squad ended up in fourth Femling on End l place. Although no Miller was able to repeat Dick Bowen's state title of last year, Gene MacKenzie succeeded in reaching the quarter-finals. 0 The Gym Team was greatly handicapped this year, because of the fact that they are allotted only two days a week for practice, but never- theless they succeeded in ending up the season in fifth place. Roosevelt won the title once again. 1 17 A TENNIS Tennis expectations are of high caliber this year with Bruce Pazandant acting as captain. The Miller netmen are aiming at a season which will surpass rhar of 1939, which won an enviable list of victories. GOLF Captain Herman Berg, Dave Ruliffson, and Neil Sorenson form the nucleus of a very strong golf squad this year. The squad has high hopes of retaining the city championship and all preseason dope points to their favor. GOLF SCHEDULE TENNIS SCHEDULE May 1-Roosevelt May 2-Central May 6--Patrick Henry May 7-West May 8-Central May 9-Patrick Henry May 13-Edison May 14-Edison May 15-North May 16-Boys, Vocational May 20--South May 21-North May 22-West May 23-Roosevelt May 27--Marshall May 27-South May 29--Boys' Vocational May 29--Marshall Berg Warms Up IN Tilt' SPRING 14 YOUNG Mv4N'S HINCZV T017 Row: Berg, Mr. Alwin, Sorenson. 0 Bottom Row: La- lone, Larson, Nelson, Ruliffson. Golf Top Row: Swanson, MacGregor, Entzminger, Moore, Mr. Martin. 0 Second Row: Christiansen, Potvin, Pazandak, Adams, Linde- man, Paulson. 0 First Row: G. Merrill, Peck, Kilgore, Eklund, Stillwell, Goetze. Tennis Top Row: Vfesthoff, Polk, Olson, Vanstrum, Woolsey. 9 Second Row: Warren, Johnson, Twito, Hink, Johnson. 0 First Row: Mr. Ross, Turner, Thomas, Hoff- man, Capt., Warburton, O'Brien, Becker. Baseball BASEBALL The hopes of the baseball squad lie in the persons of three returning lettermen, Captain Dick Hoffman, John Westhoff and Dave Thomas The squad is rnuch stronger than past years and an abundance of mate rial is at hand which should help to land the team in a Hrst division berth. BASEBALL SCHEDULE May 1-Marshall May 7-Boys' Vocational May 9-Roosevelt May 14-Patrick Henry X Ou fe Out' May 16-Central May 21-Edison May 2 3 -North May 2 7 -South May 29-West Determined 5' ,, TRACK SCHEDULE March 29 and April S- Metropolitan Meet April 12-Indoor Relays at ..U,, April 19-Dual Meet with South April 26-Dual Meet with Roosevelt May 3-Outdoor Relays at RUN May 8-Triangular - Cen- tral, Washburn, West May 11-Carleton Invita- tional May 17-City Meet at U May 25-State Meet at U May 29-Twin City Meet at St. Paul Well Dunn Track Top Row: Berg, Dehlin, Tink- ham, Watson, P. Sutton, Whit- ten, Bachman, Geiger, Van Lear, Palm. 0 Seroml Row: Mr. Lar- son, Hilliard, Sigman, Gehring, Hein, Rundell, Dolan. 9 Firsi Raw: Senn, Card, Dunn, G. Anderson, Bieri, Mead. HFRRIFIL' 7RflL'K57v4R5 For the fourth time in six years the Track squad cap- tured first place in the Metropolitan Track Meet. The Millers scored 60 points to 37M points for Edison, their closest rival. With this decisive victory behind them, everything points to a very successful season. Captain Harry Merrill, high jumper, and speedy Doug Senn, jun- ior dashman, form the nucleus of the squad, Whose hopes are to win another championship for the orange and blue. April 19 the Miller Trackmen swamped South High School 73 3v'5 to 30 Zff in 21 dual meet at Wash- burn. On Your Mark Top Row: Eisele, McEnary, Gei- ger, Kahlert, Files, Eastman, Anderson, Rose 0 Fourth Row: Palmer, Walsh, Wineland, Reich- ard, Dytert, Bratrud, Rachie 9 Third Row: Cooper, McNeil, Playman, Hessian, Whisman, Collier, Lindsay 0 Second Row: Miss Bowen, Nichols, Strom, Wong, Leighton, Langland, Miss Thurston 0 First Row: Quinn, French, Lee, Burns, Griebel, Rowland, Bates, Polgten. G. A. A. Board Top Row: Palmer, Jackson, Reichard, Walsh, C., Walsh, J., Balzer 0 Fourth Row: Berg- gren, Carlson, McEnary, Salis- bury, Kahlert, Huntley 9 Third Row: Berdan, Eastman, Hessian, Collier, Rose, Anderson 9 SEC- oml Row: Strom, Kennon, Ljost- vedt, Rowland, Couilliard, Dien- hardt 0 First Row: Kitagawa, Quinn, French, Hendrickson, Sanderson. City Wide Wearers GIRLS SPORTS EN7fll!5l!l575' G. A. A. BOARD 0 Every Friday morning at eight o'clock, a group of girls under the direction of Miss Evelyn Bowen and Miss Margaret Thurston meet in 105. This is the G. A. A. Board. These girls are the backbone of girls' sports. Each member is on a 'committee which takes charge of some sport. , CITY WIDE WEARERS 0 As a girl may earn only one W, there must be something higher for which she can work. The City Wide Emblem is the highest award Washburn gives for participation in girls' sports. One thousand points are necessary to receive an emblem.'Any girl who is in this group has shown a real and active interest in sports. The girls who compose this group are usually found to be the leaders in their classes and extra-curricular activities. wxwfse.wm' ..asswrag:ieamQ21maiaimseiaii Q .4 0 To become a W', wearer, a girl must have six hundred points which she has earned in various sports and activities. To earn these points, she must partake in home room and individual sports. There are four home room tournaments, speed- ball, volleyball, basketball, and baseball. These are played from fall to spring in the order named. The tournaments which partners or individuals may enter are tennis, deck tennis, and badminton. Extra points may be earned by playing golf, swimming, riding horseback, or walking around the track at noon. H5135 ARE' THE ilflflfflt' VV Wearers Top Row: Burns, Balzer, Al- strom, Cosler, Elliot, N., Free- man . Tbirzf Row: Barker Dienhardt, Anderson, Cole Blackburn 0 Second Row: Leigh- ton, Files, Cox, Huntley, Cou- illiard, Elliot, R. 0 First Row Christensen, Hammang, Guth Hendrickson, French. Close your locker doors Inspection W Wcarers Top Roux: Engstrand, Gronseth, Demos, Dytert, J., Denk, Berg- gren 0 Tbird Row: Grapp, Berdan, Brarrud, Dyrerr, H., Eisle 0 Second Row: Griebel, Conally, Collier, Andrews 0 First Row: Ahlgren, Carlson Ball, Eastman, Hessian. W Wearers Top Row: Sundccn, Ljostvedt, Rowland, Kcnnon, Nichols, Quinn, Thacker 0 Third Row: Lindsay, Johnson, B., Johnson, F., Sears, Williams, Langland 9 Second Row: Lee, Sicgal, Kita- gawa, Romano, Moe 0 First Row: Recdy, Smith, Kinseth, Salkin, Sanderson. Top Row: Palmer, Wineland, Tyra, Walsh, J., Taylor, Walsh, C., jackson 0 Third Row: Parry, Rcichard, Woboril, Ste- phens, Mclinary, Perry 0 Secoml Row: Patterson, Salisbury, Was- ly, McNeil, Playman, Solie 0 First Row: Olson, L., Rose, Ol- son, B., Oldcren, Weiner, Whis- man. W Wearers r NRL? 0F WASHBURN ' S aww QQ Speedball Champs Top Row: Donahcr, Barnard, Thompson, Johnson, Hallen 9 Thin! Row: Perecll, Carlson, Olson, Leonard 0 Svvoud Row: Somerville, Weltzin, Griebel, Cory 0 First Row: Sterling, Kirby, Caldwell, Wiik. 124 Hill AND WlN7ER .9POR75 I Speedball is the first home room sport of the school year. This year, 467 girls played in the tournament. The various teams play for championships in their grades, and the cham- pions of the grades play for the school championship. These games are played outside as long as the Weather permits. 0 Volleyball was a very popular sport with the girls this year. This was also a tournament composed of the home room teams. Four hundred and eighty-eight girls played in the games. The highlight of the volleyball tournament was the championship game which was played on the stage at an all-girls' auditorium. Ringers 11 , wif' ? ' vw ww 1.3.1 M 52 Sfmt Q- '1 V -in Q ,wgyt fi. ,I H . :fs-Q ff, ., ., fm Q a 15 5, , . ,1,h,.,, 1 1, ., W f ' --,,1 fm 155 f fa .5 .6 wx Q5 F , 217 fy S' fi, Mn f Eff xwf Hi? 5 ., ,Q 3, T wxg- my img, V , ,vnfm gif mm M4166 H Q . Q M Over the top 190570135 C'0N7f57 WINNERS U Each year since 1938, the Washburn girls have had a posture contest. The girls are first shown movies of past contests. Then in the gym classes, girls are chosen for the pre- liminaries. The girls that are chosen are then matched with other girls in their grade. As a final, those surviving the Hrst elimination are entered in the final competition on the stage. At an all-girls, auditorium, queens for each grade, and a queen for the school are chosen. CHARLOTTE HANNAM CAROL BURNS SARAH MaCMlCHAEL Second Place Posfure Queen Third Place Waparthian Top Row: Patterson, Kingbay, Jackson, Harrington, Hemen- way, Scherf, Parry, E. Johnson, Fletcher 0 Sixila Row: Kough- an, Whitaker, Conrad, Hall, Branham, Peir, Schultz, Near- pass 0 Fifth ROW: Olmsted, Peek, Frisk, Walsh, Cosler, Nel- son, Styers 0 Fourth Row: Col- lier, Cooperman, Bossen, Bell, Otterstein, Anderson, Thomp- son, Caldwell 0 Third Row: Clark, Smith, Carlson, Mathews, Leighton, Balzer, Tucker 0 Sec- ond Row: Grostephan, Sterling, Burfeind, Couilliarci, Rowland, Bates, Kitagawa, Williams 9 First Row: Sanderson, Schellen- berger, Connelly, Miss Stevenson, M. Johnson, Butcher, Salisbury. 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