Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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JERRY REMOLE, Presidentg MARGARET KIMPEL, Secretary, EMMY LOU HELLIE, Vice-President, GALE WARREN, Treasurer. lan uary Graduating Class 0 Although the January Class was small, it had some very active members. The students of this class had a high scholastic record. Many are planning to further their edu- cation at universities and colleges throughout the country. Jim Nichols received an appointment to Annapolis, many others have entered defense work. Among these are Roy Blankenhorn and Charles Wilson who have answered the call of their country. AT THE TOP OF THEIR CLASS IN SCHOLARSHIP WERE JIM COOPER, VALEDIC- TORIANg WILLIAM WEIL, SALUTATORIAN, AND JUDY WEISS, SALUTATORIAN. Their class play, June Mad, starred Catherine Page and Eddie Johnson. lirom this success, the class raised enough to buy, as their memorial, four radios to be used in the classrooms. For a time they were undecided as to Whether or not they should buy defense bonds to supply a fund for needy graduates in the future. However, they decided to buy radios. Washburn will always remember the January Class of 1942. 0 The following students were mem- bers of the National Honor Society: Lillianruth Ball, Betty Burke, Jim Cooper, Patty Culbertson, Marjorie Farnquist, Laura Haverstoclc, Kath- erine Hein, Emmy Lou Hellie, Betty Hendel, Lorraine Hill, Marilyn Jensen, Richie Johnson, Margaret Kirnpel, John Knutson, Paula Liebenburg, Chuck Lindemann, Art Lohmann, Don McGeary, Rodney McQuary, Barbara Olmsted, Virginia Piclihardt, Bob Rufsvold, Don Sandberg, Barbara J Segal, Barbara Vessey, Nvilliam Weil, Judy Weiss, Bruce Winslow, and Louise Woodhouse. Page Ten

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WE, the staff of the 1942 Wahian, dedicate this fifteenth year book to the members of the January and June graduating classes .... Our theme, Accent on Youth , is based. on the conviction that beneath the happy-go - luckyn attitude of high school students today there is the ability to assume the larger responsibilities which they must face.

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O Wliile ERNIE AARON attended XVashburn, she Y a member of G.A.A., U.C., French Club, Flags Girl was active in the C,A.A, Girl Reserves, U.C., Othee Board, and Class Day Committee. Ernie plans to go West after graduation. ROBERT ACKERVOLD was a member of the Speakers Bureau, Radio Workshop, Spanish Club, Memorial Com- mittee, and Vice-President of the Sparks Hi-Y. Bob plans to enroll at the U. of At Wlishburn, DONALD ALBERTY became manager of the track team, member of the Boys' W Club, and Memorial Committee. Don intends to continue his education at the UT COR- INNE ANDERSON was active in the U.C., G.A.A., Commercial Club and the Class Day Program Committee. W'ashburn saw JUNE ANDERSON in G.A.A., U.C., NX'arparthian Club, French Club, Grist Staff, and the House Committee. -Iune plans to attend the U.', MARY HART ANDERSON who played in the school orchestra, was a mem- ber of the Girl Reserves, U.C., XWarparthi:tn Club, French Club and the Class Day Organization Committee. 0 RICHARD ANDERSON held membership in K.O.D. Hi-Y, and Senior Extra Committee. Dick plans to attend Dunwoody. MILLI- CENT ANDRE belonged to G.A.A., Girls' W Club, and the Com- mencement Program Committee. Vfhile at W'ashburn, ELINOR ANDREWS found time to be in G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C., French Club, and Class Day Organization Committee. She was also a City NY'ide Wm wearer. The U, of M. will provide further education for BUD ARNESON. He was chaplain of the A.P.O. Hi-Y and on the Boys' Dress Committee. XVhile at Wlishburn, JANE ARUNDEL was AARON ACKERVOLD ALBERTY ANDERSON ANDRE ANDREWS BAKER BALL BAST BENSON, BILL BERDEEN BERNHARDT if Mil. R - 1 ' - lf? vs ' - ' . , H A E ' Q 45 , Page Eleven R 2' Jw Reserves, XVahian, and Baccalaureate Committee. She plans to attend the UU. STANLEY BACHMAN was a member of the Commercial Club and Decorations Committee, He will enter the floral business. O LOOE BAKER was treasurer of Spurs Hi-Y, and was on the Deco- rations Committee. He will go to the U. of Michigan. LILLIAN RUTH BALL was a City Wide Vlearer, Member of the G.A.A., junior Academy of Science, U.C., and the Credit Bureau. PAUL BAST, who plans to attend Concordia, was a member of the Glee Club, Stamp Club, and Baccalaureate Committee. MARY BEAN was a member of the Girl Reserves, U.C., and the Decorations Committee. She plans to attend Miss Wtmcmds School. ROBERT BENSON was .1 member of the Deco- rations Committee. He will work after graduation. The UU. of M. will have another student after ROBERT R. BENSON, Vice-President of Triangles Hi-Y, and member of the Class Day Decorating Committee, graduates. . BILL BENSON was a member of Triangles Hi-Y and chairman of the Sergeant-at-Arms Committee. He plans to attend the UU. DONALD BERDEEN was a member of the Sergeant-at-Arms Committee. MURIEL BERNHARDT was a member of G.A.A., U.C., French ANN BIRKELAND had membership in G.A,A., U.C., French Club, Grist, Library Board, Club and Class Day Organization Committee. and was Secretary of Sigma Phi Girl Reserves. Ann will go to art school. HAROLD BLAIS was a member of the Memorial Committee. ROLLAND BLAKE was a member of Class Play Properties Committee. ANDERSON, c. ANDERSON, J. ANDERSON, M. ARNESON ARUNDEL BACHMAN BEAN BENSON, ROBERT BENSON, ROBERT R. BIRKELAND 1sLA1s BLAKE