Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1943 volume:

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S939 QS I IN PRESENTING THIS, TI-IE sIxTEENrI-I wAI-IIAN, TI-IE srAPPs HAVE ENDEAVORED ro GIVE AI.I. WASHBURNG APYEARBGGKEASEMODERN AS Irs STUDENTS .... 'ro ENI-IANcE TI-IE BEAUTY, TI-IE CLEARNESS, AND TI-IE WORTH or TI-IE VARI- ous SECTIONS, TI-IE COLORED DIVISION PAGES ARE sRII.I.IANrI.Y ILLUSTRATED. ABSTRACT DESIGNS, AND ILLUSTRATIONS or TI-IE HUMAN EYE AND HANDS ARE USED TO DEMAND TI-IE MINDs' ATTENTION AND INTERPRET ITS THOUGHTS. MODERN ART, MODERN BINDING, AND MODERN PLANNING ALL I-IELP MAKE TI-IE wAI-IIAN A MODERN DIARY or TI-IE PRESENT, PLANNED FOR II-IE FUTURE .... TO TI-IE FACULTY AND TI-IE STUDENTS wI-Io HAVE AssIsrED IN TI-IE AssEMIaI.ING or PICTURES, AND TO ALL THOSE WHO HAVE COOPERATED TO MAKE THIS PRESENTATION UNIQUE AMoNG YEAR- soons, WE WISH T0 EXPRESS OUR sINcERE APPRECIATION AND THANKS. A 'llkw 5 ' 2 Q , W 1 X35 , 3 4 ka N1-hvbx 1,1 x QW gil , Qszf g i z ff WMS , . ,,Ef E:.: ina wi-ffs x ' ' 121 Manu Annu Assis+an+ Principal--MR. FLEENOR Girls' Counselor--MISS CHIUSTENSEN Boys' Counselor-M R, WELLS Washburn is ius+ly proud of i+s able principal, Mr. A. E. MacQuarrie, who has achieved na+ional renown fhrough his efficienl' adminis+ra+ion of our school during i'rs eighfeen years of opera+ion. Mr. lvlacQuarrie is deeply in+eres'I'ed in Washburn's service men, and he +akes +ime from his dufies +o wrife le++ers of recommendafion +o oFFicers' +raining schools for deserving graduafes. He presides al S+uden+ Council and Na- fional Honor meefings and has a pho+o- graphic record of all graduaies. l ., ' l J i she? ' . Y 5 R.: 1 34 im. QPENING sscrlouxmef ' 7 JANUARY ssIv1olesxP.,,e., e lo 22 sen was ORG4 N124 rlolv H0416 no SNPs 0415: 4 I' ,yes 25 P4 C 616 Io 40 Ul rg hc: C'l43'S6' 5p0.9e4- 5 f-1wvf Sxh I Io 04' J aye: Pa GAIMQ4 0045- 046 JQMOQJX as XPGPQJ' Qf fo 00 es 9 I fo 7,0 gg- if WU J fy S W 5 if W2 0 .yy - Wy 'fig 4' f. W 'Qfif ,. 1' 061, 430 '?q.,W,,fa5 'RM Q Q7 2-2 ,M M N-. XS Q L.. I . nf: 4 xf, 4 gf ,Jw YT 55' .X if EW N 14 ,SEEN ,f 5' ii- IRM 5 1 fr-fa Q-ZW , y Wi . Nh. ANUARY IA UARY SE IDRS ACT WELL THEIR PART The class of January, I943, was unusual in many ways. I+ was 'lhe firsi' class 'lo be afliecred by +he drafling of eighfeen-year-old boys. Dick Gilmore and Ray Moen were +he firsl' fo graduale from Washburn in Army uniforms. The class elecled a+hle+ic Bud Hurd as +heir IZB and l2A presidenfg versafile Sara Maclvlichael as vice-presidenlg cu+e Jane? Carlson as secrelaryg and likeable Gordie Mclfinlay as lreasurer. Lorraine Wellzin, who ranked 'Firsf in +he class of one hundred eighly-'four sludenls, was valedic'roriang while Bob O'Kieffe was salu+a+orian in lhe class which had Jrhe fewesf number of honor sludenfs. By giving Tish as The class play, enough money was raised fo buy an unusual memorial. Fufure class'es will have 'rhe privilege of walking on carpel +0 receive 'lheir diplomas. Life memberships in lhe S+uden+ Council were given +o all lhree IZA members, Dorolhy Olness, Bud Hurd, and Gordon McKinlay in recognifion of fheir oulslanding service +o The school. The Washburn service award, which is given 'ro +he senior mosl oulslanding in leadership, cha.acler, scholarship, and unselfish service, wenl +o Dorolhy McKlNLAY CARLSON HURD Treasurer Vice-Presidenl' Pre-siden+ SE IDRS SERVING BOTH SCI-IO0L A D WARRING NATIO O+ness. The Dean Miller Alhlelic Award, which is given +o a boy leHer wearer who has mainfained a B aver- age, was noi given. Sara lv1acMichael was fhe winner of The Margarel' Grangaard award which corresponds fo +he Dean Miller Award. She was also The recipien+ of 'rhe Sfar Journal award of SI0.00, in recognilion of quali+ies of charac+er, scholarship, leadership, and service +0 lhe school. The Award of ln+erna+ional Underslanding and Good Will was given fo Paul Brolen, who, in 'the opinion of fhe faculfy, had con+ribu+ed +he mos+ 'ro promofe in+eres+ in peace and in+erna'rional affairs. The +wen'ry-'Four seniors who were eleded 'lo lhe Nafional Honor Soci- el'y for lheir scholarship, leadership, characfer, and service lo The school were: Verle Baklce, Paul Brofen, Janel' Carlson, Lois Falcler, George Fischbein, Jack Flynn, Diclc Gilmore, Sally Haxby, Bill Huslcins, Bob Ireland, Bob Johnson, Doris Jones, Juanifa Jones, Lois Josewich, Marilyn Josewich, Raeder Larson, Gloria Lalhrop, Paul Lund- gren, Sara lvlacMichael, Loli+a Madsen, Nancy Main, Gordon McKinley, Barbara Oclcen, Bob O'KieFfe, Dorofhy Olness, Bob Rosenberg, Margarel' Slrandberg, Lorraine Wellzin, and Wayne Whipple. MacMICHAEL WELTZIN O'KlEFFE Secre+ary Valedic+orian Salufaforian JANUARY' . . - O VERLE BAKKE became a member of Girls' W Club, U.C., G.A.A., Nafional Honor Socieiy. Quill Club, Span- ish Club, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Class Play casi, and Armed Service Commiifee. She will aHend rhe U. of M. ANN BARNARD, while al Washburn, was a member of G.A.A., U.C., Girls' W Club, Chroma Club. and Decorafions Commiifee. Anne will aHend an ari school. Af Washburn, LAURENE BARRON was a mem- ber of Spanish Club, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Boaird, U.C., and 'rhe Program Commiffee. She plans lo aifend ihe U. of M. in Sepfember. 0 The presideni of A.P.O. Hi-Y was BOB BATES, who also served on fhe Program Commifiee. Bob was a' sludenf pilof and plans +o fly for Norfhwesf Airlines. DAN BENDA was a member of fhe Spanish Club. Boys' Glee Club, and Memorial Commiiiee. He is undecided as fo which college he will affend. While a+ Washburn, JUNE BENSON was a member of Commer- 'cial Club and Enierlainmenf Commiffee. She will aH'end fhe Minneapolis College of Music. C JEAN BERGSLAND was a member of G.A.A., U.C., French Club, Grisf Sialif. and fhe Class Play Commiriee. Jean will aHend ihe U. of M. COLLETTE' BOSIGER was acfive in G.A.A.. U.C., and fhe Decorafions Commifree. Her fulure plans are indefinife. The co-edifor of fhe Grisl' was TRUMAN BROOKE, also vice-presidenf of I-9 Hi-Y, a member ol Quill Club, fraclr leam, and Senior Exfra CommiHee. T. G. will ioin +he Navy. O While BARBARA ABBOTT was al Washburn, she was a member of G.A.A., U.C., and fhe Program Commiflee. She plans lo affend a radio-+elevision school. JERRY ALLEN was ihe ireasurer of Commercial Club and a member of ihe Record Commiliee. Her lufure plans are indefini+e. A+ Washburn, BURTON ANDERSON be- came a member of ihe Band, Boys' Glee Club, and fhe Program Comrniflee. He plans to icin The Navy. U DONNA ANDERSON was presideni of G.A.A., a member of French Club, U.C., Harlequin, Flags Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, and Program Commillee. She plans +o aHend the U. of M. JEANNE ANDERSON was aclive in Commercial Club, Harlequin, U.C., G.A.A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, and Baccalaureale Commi'l ree. Jeanne plans 'ro affend Business College. BILL ANDER- SON, a member of +he Program Commiflee, plans io ioin fhe Navy. 0 A+ Washburn, CARL BACHMAN was a member of +he Credif Bureau and will go info ihe florisi business. During her lhree years a+ Washburn, ELINOR BACHMAN was in G.A.A., U.C., French Club, Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, and on fhe Wahian Commirfee. She plans fo aHend S+. Olaf. RICHARD BACHMAN was a member of ihe S.T.O. Hi-Y, Boys' W Club, and Program Commiffee. Dick is going info 'rhe Navy Air Corps affer commencement I I I ll 0 BETTY CHENEY was in Commercial Club and on fhe Senior Exfra Commiffee. She plans fo worlr af an insur- ance company. While af Washburn, AUDREY CHRIS- TOPHER was a member of U.C. and fhe Enferfainmenf Commiffee. GORDON CLEAVELAND, a member of fhe Armed Service Commiffee, is nof sure ol'.his fufure plans. 0 JACK CLEMINGS was acfive on fhe Class Play Com- miffee. He plans fo go info fhe Army. A member of fhe Class Movie Commiffee, DAVE CLUTTER plans fo go info fhe Navy affer graduafion. GEORGE COLLIAS belongs fo fhe Boys' W Club and was a member of fhe loofball and baseball feams. George was freasurer of Triangles Hi-Y. He plans fo enlisf in fhe Navy Air Corps. U VERONE COLLINS was a member of fhe Spanish Club, U.C., G.A.A., and was on fhe Refreshmenf Com- miffee. She plans fo go fo fhe U. of M. Af Wash- burn XTOM COMER was secrefary of A.P.O. Hi-Y, a mem- ber of fhe Boys' W Club, Awards Commiffee, and on fhe baseball feam. JIM COOPERMAN was a member of A.P.O. Hi-Y and fhe Senior Program Commiffee. He will affend fhe U. of M. upon graduafion. U When PAUL BROTEN affended Washburn, he was a member of fhe Band, Polifix Club, Spanish Club, Nafional Honor Sociefy, A.P.O. Hi-Y, and Enferfainmenf Commif- fee. He plans 'lo ioin fhe Naval Reserve V-l. MAXlNE BROWN belonged fo G.A.A., U.C., and Affendance Com- miffee. She plans fo go fo fhe U. of M. BOB BRUER, a member of fhe'Defail Commiffee, plans fo enfer fhe Army. O During JANE BRUNGARD'S fhree years al Washburn, she was in G.A.A., U.C., V.O.S. Girl Reserves, Wahian Sfaff, and Chairman of fhe Wahian Commiflee. Jane is a lufure sfudenf af fhe U. of M. DICK CAN- TERBURY, a member of A.P.O. Hi-Y and Class Play Com- miffee, will enfer fhe Service. The IZA Secrefary, JANET CARLSON, belonged fo Spanish Club, Library Board, U.C., G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, Cify-Wide Club, Flags, Girl Reserves, Nafional Honor Sociefy, and Refreshmenf Commiffee. Jane? plans fo affend Macalesfer College. O BOB CARROLL, a member of fhe Enferfain- menf Commiffee, is undecided abouf his fufure plans. BOB CHALLMAN affended meefings of fhe A.P.O. Hi-Y and Senior Exfra Commiffee. He will be found on fhe campus of fhe U. of M. Af Washburn MARJORIE CHASE was a member of Spanish Club, Girls' W Club, Cify-Wide Club, U.C., G.A.A. Board, Magnefs Girl Re- serves, and Girls' Dress Commiffee. IA UARY . . . 0 The Slage Crew and House Commilfee claimed BOB DUNKLE al Washburn. Bob plans on joining fhe Navy aifer gradualion. The U. of M. will be aiiended by SHIRLEE EARL upon graduafion. Shirlee was a member of G.A.A., U.C. and Girl Reserves. A member of fhe Class Movie Commillee, ROBERT ELLER will enler fhe service affer he graduales. O DONNA ELVIG was a member of G.A.A.. U.C. and Girl Reserves. She also plans +o enroll al ihe U. of ,M. Commercial Club. G.A.A., and Senior Exfra Commillee lrepl DELORES ERLANDSON busy al Washburn. She plans lo allend Business College. The G.A.A., Girl Reserves, and U.C. occupied SHIRLEE EVANS' lime while al Washburn. Anlioch College will be Shirlee's fulure Alma Maier. 0 LOIS FAKLER, who was in fhe Class Play casl, be- longed lo Nafional Honor Sociely and was lhe vice- presideniof Sigma Phi Girl Reserves. Lois will ahlend fhe U. of M. A member of lhe Class Movie Commil- lee, BOB FELLOWS will ioin 'lhe Navy. BOB FINKE belonged 'lo fhe Sfage Crew and served on 'lhe Class Movie Commillee. A 0 JEAN COOPERMAN, a fulure sludenl al 'lhe U. of M., was a member of G.A.A.. Girls' W Club, and was on fhe Wahian Commillee. CLAIRE CORNELIUS served on the Baccalaureafe Commilfee, and was a member oi lhe Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, G.A.A., U.C., and Commer- cial Club. Claire will enler Business College afler gradu- alion. RUSS COUILLIARD is going lo enler some branch of ihe Army affer gradualion. He served on lhe Decora- lions Commillee. O AUDREY CROFT .will allend lhe U. of M. in +he fall. She was a member of French Club. U.C., G.A.A., Magnels Girl Reserves, and lhe Rec- ords Commiflee. A member of The Senior Exlra Com- millee, IVER DAHL, plans lo go fo The U. of M. MARION DAVIS was a member of U.C., Spanish Club. and +he Girls' and Mixed Glee Clubs. Marion plans +o work unfil Seplember when she will allend +he U. of M. 0 Before ioining Uncle Sam's Armed Forces. EUGENE DELAPENHA vacalioned down Soulh. He was a member of Hi:Y and lhe Refreshrnenl Commillee. GEORGE DIXON will confinue his sludies al ihe U. of M. unlil he is called in+o ihe Army. He :was chairman of -lhe Sergeanl-al-Arms Commillee. Voled 'lhe quielesl' boy in his class, TED DRAKE was a member of lhe Wahian Com- mifiee and is uncerlain of his 'lulure plans. 1 ....1943 I While al Washburn, AUDREY GARDINER was a mem- ber ol G.A.A.. U.C., Glee Club. and Commencemeni House Commillee. Audrey plans fo allend fhe U. ol M. in ihe spring. PHYLLIS GIERE was a member of G.A.A.. Flags Girl Reserves, U.C.. Spanish Club, and Grisl Staff. She will be seen on ihe campus of U, of M. nexl fall. Afisf gfsausiaon, ssoae-IANA GILGER will enroll af Ihe U. She belonged lo Magnels Girl Reserves and Deccralions Commilfee. I RICHARD GIL- MORE gradualed from Washburn in Ihe uniform of an Army Avialion Cadei. Diclm became our Hi-Y secreiary, vice-presidenl of Spurs Hi-Y, and Assisfanl Chairman of rhe Credil Bureau. QA member ol Ihe Defail CommiHee. FRANK GREY plans Io ailend lhe U. unlil called inld the armed forces. CARYL GUILES plans on ailending fhe U. of Minnesoia. She was a member of Girl Reserves and Refreshment Commiifee. 0 A Iulure Marine, BOB GUSTAFSON was on lhe Decoralions Commiflee. BER- NARD GUNDERSON was a member of Boys' W Club. Vocalional Guidance Commiiiee, and fennis leam. MARI- LYN GUTH was a member of Girl Reserves, U.C.. G.A.A., and fhe Allendance Commiflee. , 0 A+ Washburn, GEORGE FISHBEIN was a member of lhe Nalional Honor Sociely, Chroma Club, French Club. Wahian Arf Sialil, and Senior Decorafions Commilfee. He is now- aflending lhe U. ol M. PRISCILLA FLAHAVAN was inleresled in U.C. and Slirrups Girl Reserves. She plans +o aflend Business College afler gradua+ion. Leav- ing Washburn early Io affend Ihe JOANNE FLETCHER belonged Io G.A.A.. Girl Reserves, U.C.. and Spanish Club. 0 JACK FLYNN had a lead in Ihe Class Play and was a member of Nalional Honor Sociefy and Senior Banking Commilfee. JacIi's lulure plans are in- definile. A Cily-wide Wearer, LUELLA FORMANEK was also on lhe Gris? Siafl, and a member of G.A.A., U.C., and Girl Reserves. She is a volunfeer War Sfamp and Bond Seller. The Navy will gel CLIFF FORSLUND. who was in Hi-Y and Refreshmenl' Commilfee. O The Orchesira and Commercial Club held BARBARA FOR- TIER'S aflenfion while a+ Washburn. She is undecided on her lulure plans. MARION FRANCIS belonged fo G.A.A.. Girl Reserves. French Club, and U.C. A member of fhe Sound Crew and Class Movie Chairman, DEAN FRANSON will soon be worlring for Uncle Sam. JA UARY - - - 0 BILL HUSKINS, a U. of M. sfudenl' before gradua- fioh, was a member of Nafional Honor Sociely, Boys' W Club, Credil Bureau and fhe foofball Ieam. A fufure Arl School sfudenl, FLORENCE HUXTABLE be- longed fo Flags Girl Reserves, U.C.. Spanish Club, and Voca+ional Guidance Commiflee. BOB IRELAND was presidenf of Sparks Hi-Y, and a member of Nafional Honor Sociefy and Credif Bureau. Bob's lufure plans are indefinile. 0 A member of lhe looiball, frack, and hockey leams, DICK JOHANSON was freasurer of Tri- angles Hi-Y. He weni lo Carlefon College immedialely a'l+er gradualion. RAY JOHNSON, acfive in I-9 Hi-Y and Commencemenf House Commilfee, plans lo be ai' +I-ie U. of M. BOB JOHNSON Ieff the Spanish Club, Spurs Hi-Y, Sfamp Club, Credil Bureau, and Nafional Honor Sociefy lo en'rer Ihe U in January. Bob was also Spor+s Edilor of lhe Grisi. C DORIS JONES be- longed lo Slirrups Girl Reserves, G.A.A.. U.C.. Spanish Club, Nalional Honor Sociely, and Baccalaureafe Com- millee. She plans lo affend Carlelon in fhe fall. The Commercial Club award was given 'fo JUANITA JONES, who was aclive in G.A.A., U.C., Spanish Club, Sfirrups Girl Reserves, Nalional Honor Sociely, and Class Play. Juanila was also presideni of Commercial Club and chair- man of Records Commillee. ln March 'lhe U. of M. will have LOIS JOSEWICH, who belonged io G.A.A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U.C., Quill Club, Spanish Club, Nalional Honor Sociefy, and Girls' Dress Commilfee ai Washburn. ' O While al Washburn, ARLINE HANSEN was acfive in Magnels Girl Reserves, U.C.. and Commercial Club. Arline plans on working afler gradualion. SALLY HAXBY lefl Washburn fo enroll in The U. of M. Sally was acfive in G.A.A., Girls' Club, Magnels Girl Re- serves, G.A.A. Board. German Club, Grisl Slaff, Nalional Honor Sociely, and lhe Credil Bureau. PHYLLIS HAWK- INSON, a member of Social Refreshmenls Commilfee, proposes'lo enroll in Business College. 0 MARY HEL- MICK, aclive in U.C., G.A.A., and Girls' Dress Commif- fee, is undecided as lo whal her luhire Alma Maier will be. The chairman of Boys' Dress Commiflee, LINCOLN HICKS, was also secrefary ol S.T.O. Hi-Y. Link will soon be a member of Uncle Sam's armed forces. ARLENE HODGSON was a member of Commercial Club, G.A.A., and Memorial Commiflee. She will aflend Business Col- lege. O During his career ai Washburn, VERNON HOL was a member of S.T.O. Hi-Y, Senior Awards Commiilee, and the Class Play cas+. Vern plans on allending ihe Universily of Michigan. MARGARET HOLBROOK was acfive in G.A.A., U.C.. and Senior Exlra Commilfee. She will aflend Business College. BUD HURD, fhe IZB and I2A Presidenf, was also presidenf ol Triangles Hi-Y and aciive in Boys' W Club, foofball and frack ieams. He was a member of Sfudenf Council. . a. . . 1943 0 A member of 'rhe Band and Baccalaureaie Commiliee, LOUlS LEITZE isn'+ sure of his fufure plans. JOAN LEONHARD belonged lo G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, U.C., Apprenfice and Harlequin Clubs, Glee Club, Spanish Club, and Enieriainmenf Commiifee. She is undecided as io her fuiure plans. A iuiure Augsburg siudenl. BUR- TON LINDAHL was chairman of Vocafional Guidance Commiflee and a member of S.T.O. Hi-Y a+ Washburn. I JANICE LINDVALL is leaving G.A.A., Flags Girl Re- serves, U.C., Spanish Club, and Baccalaureaie Commiiiee fo aflend fhe Universi+y nexf fall. RENEE LORENTZ was a member of U.C., Spanish Club, and Girls' Dress Com- mifiee. Renee plans io go io Business College. BOB LUGER, who is wailing fo be called info fhe Naval Air Corps, was in'K.O.D. Hi-Y, on lhe foofball ieam, and Re- freshmenf Commillee. 0 PAUL LUNDGREN, who began 'rhe U. of M. in January, was secrefary of Triangles Hi-Y, a member of Nalional Honor Sociely and Credil Bureau. The Decorafions Commilfee and G.A.A. were JANICE LYFORD'S inleresis while a+ Washburn. Afier graduaiion she plans +o go fo Minneapolis Business Col- lege. While in Washburn, SARAH,MacMlCHAEL held memberships in G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, V.O.S. Girl Re- serves, Girls' W Club, U.C., Nalional Honor Sociely, and Ciiy-WideAClub. Sarah was ireasurer of Blue Tri, vice-presidenl of IZA class, and chairman of Baccalaure- a+e Commiifee. She will alfend Hamline. I O MARILYN JOSEWlCH, who was aclive in G.A.A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U.C., Quill Club. Spanish Club Nafional Honor Sociefy, and Girls' Dress Cornmiifee, plans loiailendlfhe U. of M. in March. BOB N. KELLEY belonged +o fhe Band and Delail Commillee. He plans 'ro ioin The Army Air Corps. ln Washburn, JOYCE KILBOURNE was in Glee Club and on ihe Re- ireshmenl' Commiilee. She was fransferred from Soufh- wesi and will afiend ihe U. of M. in 'the fall. 0 While a+ Washburn, BILL KNUTSON was in Hi-Y, Decoraiions Commiiiee, and on ihe golf feam. Bill isn'+ sure whai he will do afier graduafion. Afler JOAN LAHTINEN gradu- ales, she will affend ihe U. of M. She was acfive in G.A.A., Flags Girl Reserves, U.C., Spanish Club, and fhe Enierlainmeni Commiilee. On fhe Boys' Dress Commii- fee, JAMES LAPHAM will go 'io ihe U. of M. 0 Ai Washburn, RAEDER LARSON belonged io Spurs Hi-Y, Polifix Club, Boys' Club. and Naiional Honor Soci- ely. He is al ihe U. of M. The U. of M. will also claim GERALDINE LATHAM, who was in Quill Club and fhe Refreshmenl Commiiiee. GLORIA LATHROP be- longed fo G.A.A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, Appfennce Club, French Club, erm sms, Harle- quin, Library Board, Naiional Honor Socieiy, and Credii Bureau. She is going +o lhe U. of M. JANUARY .S . . 0 GORDON McKlNLAY held membership cards in lhe Band, Triangles Hi-Y, Nalional Honor Sociely, Sfudenl Council, foolball and fracl: leams. Gordie was l2A Treasurer and chairman of Credil' Bureau. He began 'lhe Universily in January. Anofher lufure U. of M. s'I'uden'l is MARJORIE McSORLEY, who was in G.A.A., U.C., Sfirrups Girl Reserves and fhe House Commiflee. While af Washburn, BETTE RUTH MECKEL was a member ol G.A.A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U.C., and Baccalaureale Cornmilfee. Belle was vice-presidenf of Quill Club and expecls fo affend Minnesola Business College. 0 DICK MEREDYK, a member of lhe Decoralions Commilfee. is undecided aboul his 'Fufure plans. A member of 'rhe Re- freshmenl Commillee. ELEANOR MJOLSNESS will be al Sl. Olaf College in lhe fall. RAY MOEN was aclive in fhe Band, Camera Club, Chess Club, Movie Crew, and Class .Movie Commillee. He hopes lo 'lake lhe Army Air Corps Meleorology Course al Carlelon College. O A member of Commercial Club and Credif Bureau, LOR- RAINE NELSON will work aller gradualion. ROBERT NICHOLS, who plans lo work in a defense planl, was in lhe Band, Commercial Clubfand The Baccalaureafe Com- millee. ELEANOR NEWMAN belonged 'lo G.A.A., Girls' W Club, U.C., Commercial Club, and Records Com- miflee. She also will worlz. , 0 LOLITA MADSEN was a member of G.A.A., U.C., Sigma Phi Girl, Girl Reserves, Chroma Club, Nalional Honor Sociely, and lhe Credil Bureau. She plans 'lo aflend an arl school in Omaha. Al Washburn. NANCY MAIN belonged lo Nalional Honor Sociely, Harlequin Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, Cily-Wide Club, Slirrups Girl Reserves, and Records Commillee. Nancy was Enlerlainmenl co-chairman, presi- denl of Spanish Club, vice-presidenl of Blue Tri, and second page co-edilor of lhe Grisl. She had 'lhe lead in 'rhe class play Tish. The U. of M. will be her fulure Alma Maier in lhe fall. A lulure Navy nurse, JANET MALMOUlST was in G.A.A., U.C., and Girls' Dress Com- miffee, o JACK MARTIN, who was . member of nie Sound Crew and Class Movie Commillee, plans +o aflend Vocalional High School. JACK MCCULLOUGH was in K.O.D. Hi-Y and Sergeanl-al-Arms Commillee, and was on lhe fraclm leam. Afler gradualion, JEAN MCFAR- LAND plans 'lo alfend 'fhe U. of M. She belonged 'ro Slirrups Girl Reserves, U.C., and Enlerlainmenf Com- miffee, I Aclive in Triangle Hi-Y and Class Play Com- mmee, sun Mc6RA'IL win goin 'lhe Navy Air corps. Afler gradualion, HARTLEY McGUlRE will worl: un'l'il he is dralled. He belonged lo A.P.O. Hi-Y and Class Play Commillee. During FRANCES McKENZlE'S career al Washburn, she was in- Flags Girl Reserves, G.A.A., U.C., and on Wahian Commilfee. Frannie will allend 'lhe U. of M. o so o o 0 A member of G.A.A., U.C., and lhe Class Play Com. miflee, JOYCE PAULSON plans fo work affer graduafion. GLORIA PEARSON is leaving fhe Band, Orchesfra, G.A.A., U.C., Science Club, Spanish Club, and 'fhe House Cgommiffee, lo lake bacic flighl iraining. MARGUERITE PETERSON, whose fulure plans are undecided, was a member of fhe Vocalional Guidance Commilfee. Q While FRANK PIERCE was af Washburn, he belonged fo Spurs Hi-Y and fhe Decoralions Commiffee. Frank will ailend lhe U, afier graduaiion. HOWARD PIERCE, who will also be al fhe U, of M., was in Triangles Hi-Y and Decoralions Commiffee ai Washburn. A member of ihe Class Movie Commillee, LARRY PURCELL will enler 'rhe Army upon gradualing. C DOROTHY RABBETT was a member of lhe Band, G.A.A., and U.C. Her fufure is undecided. The chairman of lhe Deiail Commiliee, BILL REDMOND, will ioin lhe Navy. DAVE RITCHIE was ac- five in fhe Sound Crew and Memorial Comrniflee. He plans io allend nighl school while working. U ROSEMARY O'BRlEN'was lhe presideni of Quill Club and on lhe -Program Commiiiee. She will a++end lhe U. A+ Washburn, BARBARA OCKEN belonged +o G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' Club, Naiional Honor Sociely, V.O.S. Girl Reserves, Blue Tri Cabinef, and U.C. Cabinet Barbara was co-chairman of lhe Decoralions Commillee and will be al fhe U. of M. BOB O'KIEFFE, salulalorian of his class, was a member of Na+ional Honor Socieiy, Glee Club, Spanish Club, and A.P.O. Hi-Y. He was also Co-edilor of l'he Grisl, vice-presidenl of Quill Club, and chairman ol fhe Armed Service Commiffee. 0 A 'Fulure Marine, WARD OLMSTAD was in l-9 Hi-Y and on lhe Relreshmenl Commilfee. ELMER OLSON who is now in +he Navy, was in K.O.D. Hi-Y and on lhe Relreshmenl Commiilee. JEAN OLSON was aclive in Library Board, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, and lhe Memorial Commiflee. She plans fo sfudy nursing. 0 The' Blue Tri presidenf, DOROTHY OTNESS, was a member of Na- lional Honor Sociely, Sludenf Council, Appreniice Club. Harlequin, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, Ciiy- Wide Club, and Sigma Phi Girl Reservesl. Dorolhy, news co-edilor of lhe Gris+, and chairman of +he House Com- mi'f+ee, plans 'Io affend Macalesfer College. RICHARD OWEN was lhe co-chairman of +he Class Play Commiilee. A fufure Universily of Minnesofa srudeni, ALICE PAUL- SON was a member of Magneis Girl Reserves, U.C., Band, Orchesfra, French Club, and Class Play Commi'Hee. IA 'UARYJ - - C RUTH SEASHORE, a Gusfavus Adolphus College slu- clenf since January, was aciive in Flags Girl Reserves, G.A.A.. U.C., and fhe Wahian Commiiiee. A+ Wash- burn, MARJORIE SHERMAN was in G.A.A.. U.C., Flags Girl Reserves and ihe Wahian Commilfee. Marge plans lo enfer rhe Universily of Minnesola. JACK SIEGERT, boys' poslure king al Washburn, held membership cards in ihe Boys' W Club, irack leam, and ihe Decorafions Commifiee. Jack will ioin lhe Navy Air Corps when he graduares. 0 LOIS SIMONS, who was in lhe G.A.A. and lhe Girls' Dress Commillee, will work a'F+er commence- menl. While ai Washburn, PAT SMITH belonged lo G.A.A.. U.C., and Commercial Club. She will be a sienograpber. PHlL SMITH, who is in lhe Navy, was on +he Sound Crew, Class Movie Commirfee and in +he Band. 0 JACOUELYN SMULL leff U.C., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, and Girls' Dress Commilfee fo aflend Minne- apolis Business College, While afiending Washburn. BETTY 'JANE SORENSON served on 'lhe Alfendance Commiliee. An aclive member of ihe Commercial Club, BeHy will be a slenographer. BA 'iulure Marine, DICK SPATZ was in Spurs Hi-Y, on ihe lrack leam and Program Commiilee. V, O A member of fhe Band and House Commiifee, .DOUG- ALD RITCHIE will work affer commencement. GORDON ROBINSON, who served on fhe Enferiainmenl' Commiilee, is looking forward lo service in ihe Army Air Corps Ground Crew. Acfive in ihe fraclr feam, Hi-Y, and Ap- prenfice Club, BILL ROGERS will soon ioin lhe service. O ROBERT ROSENBERG, a member of Quill Club and Naiional Honor Sociery, will aifencl fhe U. of M. Al Washburn, GERTRUDE ROSENBLOOM served on lhe Girls' Dress Commiflee. Her fufure plans are indefinife. MARTHA ROSSMAN. who served on rhe Wahian Com- millee, will be ai fhe U. of M. nexl' fall. O Acfive in G.A.A.. u.c., Commercial Club and erm Sfal'-F, viom ROTH will work affer gracluaiion. A member of G.A.A.. G.A.A. Board, Commercial Club, and ihe Band, LOIS SAEGER will work affer she refurns from a 1'rip. BEV- ERLY SHULBERG belonged io G.A.A.. U.C.,.Commercial Club, and fhe Senior Exlra Commiffee. She will fake nurse's fraining. ....l943 I A fulure member of fhe fighiing Marines, JOHN TOMLINSON belonged +o fhe Glee Club, Scarabs Hi-Y, iennis Team, and was chairman of Ihe Memorial Com- millee. EARLE TOUSLEY, a member of lhe Grisl Slaff. Class Play casf, and Wahian Commillee, plans 'lo work in a war plant unlil May, when he is called info service. A member of fhe Senior Awards Commilfee, CREIGH- TON TRAPP will worli unlil he eniers lhe U. of M. This fall. RALPH WALLIN, whose fulure plans are indefinife, was a member of 'Phe slage crew and Sergeanl'-al-Arms Commiffee. C Valediciorian of her class, LORRAINE WELTZIN belonged fo French Club. U.C., Girls' W Club, Naiionalo Honor Sociely, and lhe Class Memorial Commillee. She will allend Ihe U. of M. Ihis fall. While GENE WHEELER aflended Washburn, he was pres- idenl of Cogs Hi-Y, all Hi-Y vice-president assisfanl Class Play direclor, and a member of Harlequin and ihe Credil' Bureau. Gene will probably'aHend Ihe WAYNE WHIPPLE served as co-chairman of fhe Class Play Commiifee. JOANNE'WILKlNS was aclive in Glee Club, U.C., Siirrups Girl Reserves, and Commencemenf House Commiifee. 0 IRVEN WILSON, while af Wash- burn, was presyudenl of Glee Club. a member of fhe Class Play casl, and on 'rhe Movie Crew. BICK WINSTON served on Boys' Dress Commiflee. PATRICIA WRIGHT was aclive in U.C., G.A.A., and Girl Reserves while al Washburn. She also was on rhe Girls' Dress Commillee. A member of U.C., and Girl Reserves, JUNE ZANG also served on Ihe Girls' Dress Commilfee. Her fulure plans are indefinile. C A member of Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, G.A.A., U.C., Spanish Club, and Nalional Honor Sociefy, SHIRLEY STERLING will aflend lhe U. of M. GARA STIFTER served on Ihe Class Play Commillee. WANDA STRAITON was a member of U.C., Girl Reserves, G.A.A., and Span- ish Club. She hopes lo allend Ihe U. of M. in lhe fall. 0 Aclive in G.A.A., G.A.A.ABoard, U.C., Girls' W Club, Magnels Girl Reserves, Library Board, Nafional Honor Socieiy, lhe Credir Bureau, and The Grisl' S'l'aFI. MARGARET STRANDBERG is allending 'fhe Universily. CORAL STREED, who will allend lhe Universily of Minne- sofa in fhe fall, was in G.A.A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U.C., and lhe House Commiflee. Being in G.A.A., Flags Girl Reserves, U.C., Spanish Club, and Ihe Wahian Com- millee lrepr CAROLYN SUNDBY 'busy al Washburn. Carolyn plans lo allend lhe U. of M. U GLORIA SWANSON was presidenl of U.C., and a member ol G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, Chroma Club, and fhe Decorafions Commiflee. Gloria will enler 'ihe U in lhe spring quarler. A+ Washburn, JEAN SWAN- SON was in G.A.A., U.C., and fhe Armed Service Com- millee. Jean will arlend Business College. RUTHVEN TINKER THOMPSON, a member of Sparlcs Hi-Y. Boys' Dress Commiflee, Boys' W Club, will enler lhe Univer- sify of Minnesola. Al Washburn, DICK TICKLE was in Glee Club, Boys' W Club, lreasurer of I-9 Hi-Y, on lhe Baccalaureafe Commifiee and 'lhe swimming leam. Diclr plans Io enler lhe U. of M. under lhe Navy V-I program. I BEST KIDS: GORDY, DOTUE wfffssw AFTER YOU, JANET! INSISTS DICK i T M urs :S BEAUTIFUL 5 Pon VERN AND MARGE 2 You ALL KNOW A BUD AND SARA Q MARGE TEACHES GENE A NEW STEP WATCH THOSE BLUSHES DELORES AND GEORGE JO HITS HTG!-T C WHILE GEORGE LISTENS PLEASE DONT, 'PEANUTS' ' SOUEALS FRANNY LOUELLA AND JACK HAVE IT XI ff MOOTH CLOTHES MODELED BY MARY AND VERN KEEP 'EM HAPPY JEANNTE AND JACK MARGE REALLY APPEALS TO DTCK C' Lf A ,K , Q K, . Ap, MOH! WHAT MUSCLE! SAYS LOTS TO BUD MARTHA AND BOB 'S DONT STUDY TOO HARD AUDREY vs, VERLE THE IANUARY CLAS Breaking a plaie glass window and ca+ch-ing hold-up men are all a par+ of +he adven+ures in Tish , class play presen+ed by +he January class. H' concerns +hree old maids, Tish, +he execulive +ype lplayed by Nancy Mainl, Lizzy, +he clinging vine lype lplayed by Verle Bakkel, and fall, +hin Aggie lplayed by Audrey Gardinerl. These 'rhree lake a 'rrip +o Mexico and during fhe course of +he play manage 'ro gel' in all sorfs of +rouble, bu'f every+hing is under confrol when l'he final curfain rings down. This 'rhree-ac'I', humorous drama was wriH'en by Mary Rober+s Rineharf and was given on January l5. O+her impor+an+ parfs were Ellen Leighfon, manager of +he Eagle Holel, S PRESENTS HTISHH played by Juani+a Jones, Charila, 'lhe Mex- ican maid, was Lois Fakler loh, +ha+ Mexican accenillg hard-boiled Lu+her Hopkins was por- irayed land ablyl by lrven Wilson, his daugh- fer Collie, was Luella Eormanek, Tish's charm- ing nephew, Charlie Sands, was played by Jack Flynn, BeHina Tren+, romanlic in+eres+, was Do+'rie Olnessg Wesley Andrews, more romanlic in+eres+ was played by Vern Hol, Paul Brolen porfrayed +he lough sheriff, Lem Pike, and lhose 'lwo movie big shofs, Derby Grimes and Dorice Gaylord, were played by Earle Tousely and Florence Huxfable, respec- fively. Dramalic direcfor was Miss P. A. Sandboe. Mr. Dudley Parsons supervised +he s+age crew. bib TIME LOIS JUANITA XYQY85 .5 f,f X SERVICE - oRcAN1zA'r1oNs STUDE T SELF-GOVERNMENT We can be very proud of aII 'Ihe service organizalions ai' Wash- burn. The groups have helped in making Washburn a beH'er school and have aided 'Ihe communify +hrough various war drives and ofher acfiviiies. Washburn's S+uden+ Council is made up of Iwelve s+uden+s represenfing 'rhe sophomore, iunior, andd senior classes. This group acfs as a governing body beiwebn +he faculfy and fhe s+uden+s. The fwelve members meel' wiI'h Mr. MacQuarrie every Tuesday morning 'ro arrange such school ac'I'ivi+ies as homecoming, audi+orium programs and sunlighfs, and +o discuss various school problems. There is one IOB member, one IOA member, Iwo IIB and Iwo IIA members, and 'Ihree members 'From each of Ihe senior classes. Members of 'I'he Siudenf Council are chosen for 'Iheir charac'I'er and leadership by a vofe of +he sfudenfs. By a vofe of fhe ofher members, fhe members of +he S+udenI' Council may become life members, which en- +i+Ies +hem +o free admission fo all school funcfions affer Iheir gradua+ion. STUDENT COUNCIL-Row One: Sherman, Hawlcinson, Cory, Mr. Mac- Quarrie, Slrohmeier. Row Two: Shilxany, Maiers, Sfarlr, Durrell, Mafhews, Appel, Holfe, Leighion. JS WASI-IBURN'S BEST STUDENTS IN NATIONAL HONOR One o'F1'he grea+es+ honors of a pupil's high school career is 'ro be elecfed +o +he Nalional Honor Soci- e+y. S+uden+s from fhe upper one-fourlh of 'rhe I IA and IZB classes are eligible. They are chosen by eligible members of +he group and leachers on ihe basis of scholarship, leadership, characfer, and service. Sluclenls elecled become life members when lhey graduafe providing +hey main+ain +he slandards re- quired +o admil' 'rhem as long as +hey are in Wash- burn. The idea of a working membership originared in +his school and was 'finally adopfecl as a nafional plan. The principles of 'l'he Nafional Honor Sociefy fend +o make s+uden+s s+rive 'ro main+ain a high scholasric average, serve orhers, develop 'Fine char- ac+ers, and become leaders. Miiil w .. I I I -.-1 If xo! NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY June--Row One: Wallace, Sanford. Hurd, Thorp, Mr. MacQuarrie, Wellzin, Josewich, M., Healh, Henley. Row Two: Esles, Josewich, L., Madsen, Endicoll, Fischer, Fakler, MacMichaeI, Reuland. Row Three: Bakke, Slrandberg, Carlson, Jones, Haxby, Norby, Husfad, Rask. Row Four: Garlh, Blair, McChesney, Thom, Ocken, Main, Jones, Olness. Row Five: Fischbein, Rosenberg, Olson, Slevenson, Shikany, Brolen, Larson, Huskins. Row Six: Whealon, Lundgren, Gilmore, Flynn, Grosvenor, Lalhrop, Johnson, O'Kielfe, McKinIay. January-Row One: Shirley, Karos, Kos- mas, Mr. MacQuarrie, Tankel, Lifson. Row Two: Margulies, Gram, Slodder, Yager, Slrohmier, Murdock. Row Three: Sundberg, Peeke, Bernhardl, Bonello, Slorm, Hawkinson, Trille. Row Four: Wohlrabe, Walser, Bohn, Allen, Mac- Laughlin, McCarlney. Row Five: Hanson, Hasvold, Hicks, Sogard, Jenkins, Sweel- nam, Wesl. Row Six: Dahl, Toms, Mc- Clean, Palmer, Ernewein, Painler. Row Seven: Larsen, Molloy, Alsager, Marlin- son, Rufsvold, Nordley. COMMERCIAL CLUB-Row One: Miss Thompson, Allen lTreasurerI, Jones lPresidenl'I, Miss Nash, Fleming, Milch- ell, Verness, Miss Slevenson. Row Two: Benson, Erlandson, Madland, Formanek, Larson, Johnson, Karos, Sager. Row Three: Richards, Henderson, Blegen, Chrislenson, Bujarski, Schulberg, Rolh, Guslafson. Row Four: Kosmas, Lillie, Forlier, Anderson, Haxby, Cornelius, Hodgson, Cheney, Swanson. Row Five: Olson, Donley, Moog, Walzl, Wallen, Marlinson, Mallson, Benson, Neckell, Fairbanks. Row Six: Meadley, Trode, Luren, Earl, Ernewein, Pelerson, Prescofl, Green, Poslon, Palmer, Redmond. OFFICE BOARD-Lefl lo Righl: Miss Pearson, Miss Zollars, Sorenson, Wahl, Melchisedech, Newman, Formanek, Richards, Barlholomew, Godeman, Green, Allen, Nelson, Jones, Swan- son. Sealed: Miss Lund. LIBRARY BOARD-Row One: Boe, Daniels, Whilesel, Lund, Wellzin. Row Two: Slrohmeier, Hurd, Cropsey, Milchell, Peeke, Bernhardf. Row Three: Cleve, Traihle, McCann, Brown lVice-Presidenll, Walson lSecrelary-Treasurerl, Huslad, Pelerson. Row Four: Blair, Olson, Philippslhal, Rask lPresidenll, Norby, Jenkins. Row Five: Thom, Rolh, Carlson, John, McLean, Palmer, Naugle. TYPISTS PREPARE FOR BUSINESS SERVICE IN LIBRARY AND DFFICE Office work al' Washburn is managed by 'lhis board, made up of lhe regu- lar clerks and girls 'raking commercial courses. Sludenls learn how lo op- era+e lhe swilchboard and adding machine, lhey sorl mail, lhey call homes of absenlees and cul slencils. They work during 'rheir slud periods and in lhis way gain valuable prac- 'rical experience in lheir knowledge of shorlhand and lyping. The Office Board is under lhe direclion of 'rhe clerks, Miss Lund, Miss Pearson, and Miss Zollars. They keep lhe olifice running wilh efficiency. The library is open lo all Washburn sludenls from eighl' unlil 'rhree-'rhirly every school day. The Library Board consisls of selecled members who check books in and oul, 'file cards, collecl' fines, and relurn books lo shelves in lheir correcl order. A lhorough knowledge of various infor- malion is also essenlial. These girls give up 'lheir sludy periods lo help in 'rhe library. The group elec+s ils own olificers and is under 'rhe super- vision of Miss Margarel E. Brown. This club acls as a bond belween 'lhose who are inleresled in commer- cial work and helps lo widen lheir business informalion. Any one in I IA who is laking commercial courses and has mainlained a C average is eligible. Varied programs make up lhe semes+er's programs. 27 Q. m 0- as 9 cp fn. A. 'EV' .K I r- K 55114, f A f i 1. ' X553 A Q V lf U. C. LEAVES SEFUL MEMORIALS T0 SCHO0L U. C. CLUB Row One: Earl, Barnard, Edelson, Cornelius, Ander- son, Clarke, Cull, Bakke, Chrisfopherson. Row Two: Brown, Dickinson, Buck, Bohn, Cropsey, Croff, Buehler, Barfleff, Cook. Row Three: Easfman, Davis, Cole, Davison, Derby, Beckeff, Benson, Archer, Allen. Row Four: Barfholomew, Elvig, Bysfrom, Carlson, Endicoff, Blackfin, Caron, Blair, Bachman, Brungard. Row Five: Carlson, Cox, Dougall, Dahl, Bergsland, Chase, Collins, Ander- son, Craswell, Barron, Chrisfopher. Row One: Karos, Brown, Henley, Kosmas, Knufson, Francis, Josewich, M., Comer, Hurd. Row Two: Kennedy, Grapp, Giere, Genfer, Horner, Jenkins, Husfad, Garfh, Josewich, L. Row Three: Gilger, Fakler, Fischer, M. J., Fischer, M., Gefchell, Han- son, M., Hasvold, Hanson, N., Hicks. Row Four: Heyer, Hughes, Gullick, Jones, J., Haxby, FIe+cher, J., Hoffman, Kilbourne, Johnson. Row Five: Jern- berg, Garvey, Fairbanks, Flefcher, M., Feudner, Jones, P., Hawkinson, John, Marfin, Lane. Row One: McFarland, Margulies, McNeill, Forman- ek, Madland, Kermoff, Flahavan, Gufh, Lovdal. Row Two: Mead, Gram, Madsen, Lamb, Lower, McSorley, Perry, Lund. Row Three: O'Brien, Moore, Meighen, Lindell, Maver, Lewis, Nerome, O'Con- nor, Mifchell. Row Four: MacLaughlin, Murphy, LaLone, Moe, McKenzie, Maurifz, Meffler, Philipp- sfal, Tiernberg. Row Five: Norby, Ofness, Leon- hard, McChesney, Painfer, Mifchell, Meadley, Meckel, Maxwell. Row Six: Neville, Nevius, Luren, Naugle, Lirnond, Main, Ocken, Newman, Malm- quisf, Lafhrop. Row One: Richards, Sherman, Seashore, Thom, Whifesel, Williams, Shy, Welfzin. Row Two: Rab- beff, Zang, Nelson, Wallace, Sanford, Walser, Thorp, Sform, Sfreed. Row Three: Wilkins, Schweickhard, Schulberg, Rofh, Sandburg, Veness, Thomas, Sfodder, Reuland, Sfeinmefz. Row Four: Sfraifon, Yager, Wrighf, Sfrandberg, Sferling, Wesffall, Wohlrabe, Wafson, J., Thompson, Rask, Sweefnam. Row Five: Wheeler, Wesf, Webber, Somers, Sogard, Wahl, Sobraske, Smull, Siemers, Tioren. Row Six: Wenell, Smifh, Swedberg, Sund- by, Rossman, Simons, Swanson, Rofh, Ranum, Trocle, Wafson, V. 'G' C' U. C. CABINET Row One: Sanford fSecrefaryl. Norloy lVice-Presidenfl, Endicoff lTreasurerl, Swanson lPresidenfl. Row Two: Rask, LaLone, Amunson, Thorp. Row Three: McChesney, Painfer, Ocken, Palmer. The U. C. Club, one of fhe largesf clubs in Wash- burn, is made up of girls from +he elevenfh and fwelffh grades. Each year fhe club as a unif fakes on some proiecf fhaf will help fhe school. Lasf semesfer fhey collecfed wool scraps fo make an afghan. They also boughf a hospifal bed fo be used in fhe Firsf Aid courses. The officers of fhe fall semesfer were Gloria Swan- son, presidenfg lone Norby, vice-presidenf: Polly Sanford, secrefary: and Mary Ellen Endicoff, freas- urer. The club elecfed fhe following girls fo lead fhe club during fhe spring semesfer: Mary Wallace, presidenf: Dorofhy Thorp, vice-presidenfg Mary Ellen Endicoff, secrefaryg and lone Norby, freasurer. The officers, plus a well-organized cabinef, see fhaf inferesfing, enferfaining, and worfhwhile programs are presenfed af each monfhly meefing. For fhe firsf meefing of fhe fall semesfer Laura Bell McKusick, a former Washburnife, commenfafed af a sfyle show in which Washburn sfudenfs and alums modeled. Mrs. H. K. Painfer spoke fo fhe girls af one meefing on fhe choice of colleges: Mrs. A. N. Safferlee spoke af fhe following meefing on war shorfages, and several members presenfed a panfo- mime. Carolyn McLean, Evelyn Whifesel, and Grace Hurd gave a skif af fhe senior farewell meefing. The programs on fhe spring calendar included a home falenf program, a sfyle show, and a senior farewell. Mrs. Goodson again acfed as fhe U. C. adviser. She helped fhe girls in fhe selecfion of programs and she also supervised 'rhe cabinef meefings. Ra. fr? ssl CA DY SALESMEN Rain or shine, Washburn's Husrlers are always our, ready io supply us wi+h candy and caramel apples a+ every 'foorball game. This organiza- +ion is for service only: i+s members are reward- ed for 'rheir work by season passes +o all a+hle+ic even+s. The money +ha+ is raken in is used for new a+hle+ic equipmenl' and supplies. Mr. Hal- vorson supervises +he Husilers. Row One: Mr. Halvorson, Thorne, Tomlinson, Aschenbeck, Jacobson. Row Two: Baker, Bigelow, Browne, Radford, Perersen. STAGE HANDS The boys behind 'l'he scenes are rhe members of Washburn's Siage Crew. H' is 'rheir job +o see +ha+ everyrhing runs as smooihly off-srage as on. The real purpose of ihe S+age Crew's work is +o give +hese boys iraining in handling scenery and sfage equipmeni' under acfual condirions. Mr. Parsons supervises +he Siage Crew. Row One: Kevern, Burdsal, Wesfling, Har'l'el, Morse. Rowl Two: Cobb, Davis, Ridge, Woodworfh. soUNn cnnw The Sound Crew al' Washburn has many impor-l 'rani' dufies. They make rranscriprions of impor-f +an+ radio programs as well as recordings for 1'he speech and dramaric classes. They also are re- sponsible for 'rhe operaiion of 'rhe field amplifier and +he small amplifier in rhe audiiorium. Al- +hough many are nor aware of fhe worrh of rhese boys, fheirs is among rhe really impor+anl' jobs a+ Washburn. Row One: Davis, Websler, Chrisfopher, Polgreen, Larson. Row Two: Mr. Parsons, Rifchie, Johnson, Tonrich, Mar+in, Franzen, Olson, Doheny, Ingham. MOVIE CREMI l+'s +he Washburn Movie Crew +ha+ rakes fhe senior movies +ha1' every one lalks abou1'. The movies are shown ai' 'The senior banquef, on commencemenr nigh'I', and a+ homecoming. The planning commiHee, made up of seniors, decides in which scenery each IZA shall have his movie shor raken in. The regular Movie Crew meefs once a week under +he supervision of Mr. Parsons. Husiad, Cobb, Mr. Parsons, Dempsfer, Waldron, Moen, Franson, Rilchie, McLaughlin, Marlin, Burdsal, Morse. S L 717 I Aww' -r 5 l xxx T Af w.,,,g, - A .f.:. E 193 1, - . ..A. ll Mis 'LSI' reasurer McKinlay, January Credil Bureau. Honor Sludenfs Blair and Olson Sludy Spring. ka. W l ,fp ' v Yi Q if 'r ff 2 ' f' f S 1 A, X x ,A - June Credif Bureau Affer Collecfing Dues. 5. W ww N riff iii' vw fi' xl 'F ,v 5 Wiz 1,4 -Q , u 1 J -be 1 4 f pg' + wi Fan :A sig: is .f , 1 Mcclwesney and Wallace, U.C. Heads in flue Woods. il? .H w e . f' R Q .. 2, ,f -ws M t 5 s mg? + 5 I t V A A v f 5- . S .2 ,pr i ff Yi. .v .J A r.,-, W MQ ug dale: . These Hosfesses Keep Our Lunclnroom Clean. ...F fl r 'X' SILVER TRI CABINET: Bessessen, l.C.C.g Allen, Secrefaryp Whilenberg, Vice-Presiclenlg Hessian, Presidenlg Slwilcany, Treasurer. Blue Tri girls al service worlc. BLUE TRI CABINET: Thom, Presidenlg Trifle, rnembershipg Hawlcinson, I.C.C.g McCl1esney, Treasurerg Sweelnarn, Secrelaryg Walser, Vice-Presidenl. Line busy, girls? The close of flue Lenfen Service. Skfwifv B ,36 32? 5 If ,A 5' ww mv' ...N fit! '4-Os. by 4.41 ,as LJ, 1' 'Tx , XX I l l UPPER-CLASS GIRLS I0l BL E TRIA GLB THE BLUE TRI GIRL RESERVES is composed of all llA and 'rwelflh grade girls who have passed a com- pelilive lesl and are willing lo live up lo lhe Girl Reserve slandard. A'F+er ioining Blue Tri, each girl may choose a smaller group inlo which she would like 'ro be pul. During +he year lhere are several large meelings of Blue Tri as a whole and many meelings of lhe small groups, also. Blue Tri is no'l only a club for enlerlainmenl bul also for service 'ro 'lhe school and communily. The head of Girl Reserves and +he nucleus around which all aclivilies re- volve is 'rhe Blue Tri Cabinel. The cabinel is made up of all 'lhe presi- denls of lhe groups, lhe represenla- lives chosen by 'rhe groups, and 'lhe main Girl Reserve officers. The cab- inel' plans lhe parlies and general aclivilies carried on during lhe year by Blue Tri as a whole. STIRRUPS GIRL RESERVE group. wilh lone Norby as presidenl, has done many 'lhings for lheir proiecf. Among lhese lhings are 'fray favors, puzzles, and carloon scrap books for soldiers. THE FLAGS GIRL RESERVE group, under lheir presiden+, Donna Ander- son, also worked on scrap books and puzzles 'For soldiers. Their main proi- ecl' for lhe lerm, however, was favors 'lor lubercular children al' lhe Glen Lake Hospilal. Many of lhese fa- vors, made of candy and crepe paper, were senl' lo lhe hospilal. Q v T BLUE TRI CABINET-Rvow One: Hawkinson lI.C.C.l, Huslad lSecrefaryl, Olness lPresldenfl, Main Maclvllchael Ureasurerl, Row Two: McChesrley, Wohlrabe, Miss Perry, Walser. Row Norby, Garlh, LaLone, Flelcher. Row Four: Wenell, Sweelnam, Anderson, Ocken, lVice-Presidenfl, Three: Jenkins, Carlson, Craswell. One: Flahavan, Horner fVice-Fresidenfl, Wesl lSecrelaryl, Schweickhard lTreasurerl, STIRRUPS-Row Mrss.Dowlirlg, Norby lPresidenlj. Row Two: Lundquisl, Williams, Karos, Francis, Kosmas. Row Three: Wilkins, Kilbourne, Johnson, Wash, Amunson, Moore. Row Four: Endicoll, Walscn, MacLaughIin, Jenkins, Miller. Row Five: Wheeler, Main, Hoffman, Luren, Jernberg, Jones. FLAGS-Row Qne: Formanek, Elvig lTreasurerl, Mrs. Mulligan, Anderson lPresidenll, Swanson lSecre- Iaryl, Thom fVlCe-Presldenfl. Row Two: Margulies, McNeil, Sherman, Seashore, Henderson. Row Three: Earl, Nelson, Corner, Henley, Perry, Yaqer. Row Four: McKenzie, Giere, Wrighl, Huxlable, Huslad. Row Five: Wohlrabe, Davidson, Barllefi, Garlh, McEnary, Nielson. Row Six: Craswell, Philippslhal 5'-1ndbY. John. Swedberg, Feudner, Whifesel. 33 MAGNETS-Row One: Fischer lVice-Presidenfl, Haxby Ureasurerl, Miss Tupper, Wenell lPresidenll, Gurh, Allen lSecrelaryJ. Row Two: Murdock, Cropsy, Thomas, Cole, Roberls, Knulson. Row Three: Fischer, Peeke, Slrailon, Blegen, Lewis, Nermoe, Gilqer, Miller, Row Five: Meadley, Barlholomew, Wallen, Mar- linson, Kenney, Walson, Walson . . . V. O. S.-Row One: Miss Suber, Slallman iTreasurerl, Sweefnam iPresidenTl, Wallace lVice-Presidenll, Brown lSecre'raryl, Miss Perry. Row Two: Sanford, Walser, Tom- meraasen, Boe, Romano, Edelson. Row Three: McChesney, Chrisfopherson, Hanson, Esles, Dunnavan, Thorp, Maurifz. Row Four: Schwarlz, LaLone, Rask, Crofl, Bohn, Archer. Row Five: Blair, DuFourd, Volding, Brungard, Sleufer, Hicks, Maclvlichael. Row Six: Painfer, Clark, Peferson, Sfanchfield, Dinham, Ocken, Gullick, Neville . . . SIGMA PHI-Row One: Wellzin, Borchardf, Slrohmeier lSecrel'aryl, McLean lTreasurerJ, Miss Blessin, Fakler lVice-Presidenfl, Richards lPresidenfJ, Auld. Row Two: Carlson, Bakke, Hawkinson, Josewich, M., Sterling, Madsen, Josewich, L. Row Three: Slreed, Tankel, Rosenbloom, Bach- man, Easlman, Keller, Hanson, Siemers. Row Four: Cook, Davis, Cornelius, Ofness, Flelcher, Trille, Carlson, Byslrom. Row Five: Reufherdahl, Park, Palmer, Nevius, Meckel, McGrafh, Naugle, Barron, Lathrop. 34 l l Lasl' fall l'he Blue Tri membershifl parly, held Oc'l'ober 7, officially be gan +he Girl Reserve ac'livi+ies 'Fo fhe year. This membership par+y i, a semi-annual affair held al 'rhe bel ginning of each l'erm lo welcome lhfl new members inl'o Blue Tri Girl Re serves. The individual groups l'he welcome lhe new members al a sep- arale meeling a week la+er. Durin +he second lerm each group gave lea in honor of lhe incoming mem bers. N l Lasl fall a new precedenr was sel' i Blue Triangle. lnslead of lhe grou meelings being held separalely irl various homes, +hey all ioined +oge+h- er for a meeling in lhe gymnasium: Each group sal al' one 'fable and worked on 'rheir own proiecfsq +heyl +hen were able lo compare lheir rel sul'l's wilh +hose of 'rhe olher groups. The Magnels, under Dorolhy Wenell,l lheir presidenl, made 'fray 'Favors for invalids al' Glen Lake, worked on puzzles, beanbags, and scrapbooks. l V. O. S., wi+h Virginia Sweelnam as presidenl, and Sigma Phi, wilh Edi+h, Richards as presidenl, made cross- word puzzles for +he U. S. O. +o sendl 'ro soldiers. The annual Dads' and Daughlers' Banquel' was held lasl' semesler al' Benlon Hall in 'rhe Y.W.C.A. The dads and daughlers a+e dinner, bowled, danced, and were enler- lained by a speaker. During +he spring +erm, Dr. Brameld spoke on Our Parl in 'rhe Posl War World, and lhen l'he girls conlinued a discussion of lhis subiecl' al' +heir nex+ group meelings. Maia ILVER TRIANGLE GIRL RESERVES ALSO SERVE SILVER TRI GIRL RESERVES officially began lheir year wilh +he semi-annual membership parly, Seplember 23. The purpose of lhis parly is +o wel- come lhe new members and arrange for new groups. Heading Ihe Silver Triangle Girl Re- serves is lhe Silver Tri Cabinel. This cabinel' is made up of group presi- denls, represenlalives chosen from 'rhe groups and lhe 'facully advisers. This year over Iwo hundred girls ioined Silver Tri Girl Reserves. This is one of lhe Iargesl' groups Silver Tri has ever had. A complele rearrange- menl of groups had lo be made and several new groups were crealed. The eighl' groups are Rascals, Torcher- elles, Slags, E. T. C., A. F. S., Dabs, Does, and Dico. RASCALS SILVER TRI GIRL RE- SERVES is headed by Lynn Holmes, presidenl. This year l'he Rascals worked on scrap books and cross- word puzzles lhal' were pasled on cardboard. These were given lo 'rhe Uniled Slales U. S. O. The Rascals gave a very successful Valen+ine's Day parly a+ Ihe Phyllis Whealley Selllemenl' House 'For lhe children. THE TORCHERETTES GIRL RE- SERVES made lhree large scrap books for 'lhe sick children a+ General Hospilal. They also folded over a hundred newspapers for use al' Gen- eral Hospilal. Torcherelles sold can- dles and boughl gills for Forl Snell- ing soldiers. They gave four one- pound fruil' cakes, seven one-pound boxes of chocolales, and seven one- pound boxes of cookies all wrapped as Chrislmas gills. These gills were greally apprecialed by lhe soldiers al Forl Snelling. -sv 'lr 3 A I SILVER TRI CABINET-Sealed: Kennon, Bessessen. Row One: Cory lPresidenll, Kilgore lSecrelaryl, Rolh, Cleve, Slewarl, Dougherly lVice-Presidenlj, Wahlquisf, Hill. Row Two: Sandberg lTreasurerl, Bremicker lI.C.C.l, Holmes, Miss Minfy. Row Three: Munn, Raihle. RASCALS-Row One: Bruchholz, Holmes lPresidenll, Miss Monfgomery, Thorson lVice-Presidenll, Lich- liler, Raymond. Row Two: Morris, Bruer, Chrislensen, Campbell, Flinchbaugh, Roof. Row Three: Mueller, Raymond, Euslis, Reick, Koebel, Nelson. Row Four: Callas, Duff, Miller, Jones, Larnberlon, Helmick, Enger. Row Five: Larson, Newman, Lee, Anderson, Followes, Biorklund, Drake, Archer. TORCHERETTES-Row One: Maul Ureasurerl, Nilssen lSecrelary1, Miss Thursfon, Kennon lPresidenll, Rcedell fVice-Presidenlj, Larsen. Row Two: Weil, Anderson, Slanger, Bremicker, Johnson, Swain. Row Three: Coan, McCormick, Snyder, Sandberg, Kilgore, Pelri. Row Four: Bros, Raihle, O'Rourke, Wach- ler, Hessian, Merrill, Noodelman. 35 L14 LT, STAGS-Row One: Reid, Shikany lVice-Presidenll, Allen lSecre'rary-Treasurerl, Miss Olson, Bessesen lPresi- denfl, Lund. Row Two: Palmer, Whire, Oman, Masfu, Tickle, Schullz. Row Three: Rafhburn, Hartman, Rafhburn, Balch, Rober, Hurd, OH. Row Four: Sfevens, Weinhandl, Dodge, Griebel, Wilfenberg, Lind- borg. Row Five: Oslergren, Gibbons, Hoelger, Belan, Johnson, Schulz, Holmes . . . E. T. C.-Row One: Lanham, Maison, Enger lSecrefaryl, Lind lVice-Presidenil, Sfewarf lPresidenfl, McCann lTreasurerl. Row Two: Ecklund, Sampson, Pfunder, Brecke, Orbeck. Row Three: Berdan, Schoen, Anderson, Berg, Minar, Neilson. Row Four: Sundeen, Abrahams, Browning, Tracy, Carlson. Row Five: Bach, Dahl, Funke, Moyer, Mrs. Savage, Coach. Row Six: Whipple, Moore, Cooper, Goldsworlhy, Nelson, Lineberry, Lundberg . . . A. F. S.-Row One: Chrisfenson, Sf. Laurence, J., Tobin lVice-Presidenrl, Cleve lPresidenll, Carlson lTreasurerl, Wolf. Row Two: Tomlinson, Mrs. Keyes, Mann, Formanek, Sfreed, Filler. Row Three: Carl- son, Anderson, Sf. Laurence, G., Olson, Roth, Dougherly. Row Four: Cory, Borgerding, Carroll, Berlie, Barnard, Silselh, Tusler. 36 STAGS GIRL RESERVE group has been very acfive fhis ferm. They began fhe semesler by sfarfing a U. S. O. proiecf. They made scrap books, collecfed playing cards, and sfory books, and made crossword puzzles. These acfivifies were car- ried on 'rhrough fhe Cil'izen's Aid Building. Sfags also made favors of candy for fhe children's ward af Gen- eral Hospifal. Some exfra favors were made for Sl. Barnabas Hospifal. E. T. C. GIRL RESERVE group, head- ed by Margaref Sfewarf, fhe presi- denf, has done some very worfhwhile proiecfs fhis semesfer. They collecfed magazines and furned 'l'hem in af fhe fire sfafion. They gave fwo boxes of' food 'lo a needy family. This includ- ed milk, vege-fables, bread, and mon- ey foward fhe purchase of a chicken. They also senf some games fo fhe same family. They complefed five scrap books for fhe soldiers af fhe Qld Soldiers' Hospifal. A. F. S. GIRL RESERVE group, under fhe direcfion of Yvonne Cleve, fheir presidenf, worked on U. S. O. scrap books. These scrap books for 'lhe soldiers were compiled of inferesfing picfures, carfoons, and sfories. The A. F. S. group also collecled money for fhe March of Dimes. This group collecfed food which was pul' in a baskef. The baskef of food was given fo a needy family al' Chrisfmas fime. DABS GIRL RESERVE group, headed by +heir presidenl, Lois Wahlquisl, worked on several worlhwhile proi- ecls lhis year. They made over five undred refuse bags for 'the S+. Bar- abas Hospilal. They also collecfed ld magazines and boolrs, lurning hem in a+ fhe police slalion. ln November Miss Trowbridge gave a ery inleresling +allc +o fhe group on ome-made Chrislmas cards and dis- played her colleclion. OES GIRL RESERVE group had for heir lerm proiecl, an afghan. Given ach lerm is +he semi-annual Molhers' nd Daughlers' Banquet This semes- er il was held a+ lhe Y.W.C.A. Oz lack, noled carloonisf, enlerlained i'lh slories and picfures. This ban- uel' proved +o be a greal' success, nd bo+h mo+hers and daughfers en- oyed 'lhemselves very much. The anquel' proves a line chance for +he arious molhers +o become ac- uainled. ICO GIRL RESERVE group gave a me parly a+ lhe Wells Memorial eHlemen+ House. The Dico girls nd young children played games, ang, and +allced. The Girl Reserves roughl refreshmenls and presenls. he Silver Tri Girl Reserves was much arger 'lhan usual 'rhis year. Many ew groups were formed, and all lhe roups, new or old, did a fine iob of ervice lo l'he school and communily. DABS-Row One: Hill lVice-Presidenll, Johnson, E. lSecrelary-Treasurerl, Miss Minly, Wahlquisl fPresi denfl, Blake. Row Two: Maple, Peterson, Fosdick, Dyson, Parsons, Johnson, M. Row Three: Anderson Hamillcn, Redick, Palm, McCauley, Allman. Row Four: Krause, Peferson, L., Rozell, Headings, Berg slrom, Neville. Row Five: Whealon, Mills, Kohoul, Moyer, Haugen, Davis, Reinke . . . DOES-Row One Munn lPresidenll, Nord lSecrelary-Treasurerl, Miss Gould, Floren, Murphy lVice-Presidenfl. Row Two Luger, Marchessaulf, Hannah, Nighfingale, Mansfield. Row Three: Hokemer, Evanson, Weiner, Johnson Bass. Row Four: Dohm, Iverson, Bruer, Gearfy, Codding, Miller . . . DICO-Row One: Larson lTreas urerl, Lahlinen, Miss Henry, Morlenson lSecre'raryl, Roberg lVice-Presidenll. Row Two: Johnson, Lonzen Nightingale, Schwarlz, Susmon. Row Three: Lee, Stern, Bensen, Figur, Davis, Kerr. Row Four: Havme Hall, Jenkins, Kinney, Lodge. Row Five: Browne, Roden, Herman, Maflice, Baker, ldzal. 37 ALL I - 9 Two Row S.T HI-Y CABINET-Larson lPresidenfl, Leighfon fSecrelaryl, Lilly fVice-Presidenfl, English Ureasurerl. -Row One: Merkerf, Tickle Ureasurerl, Lilly fPresidenfl, Brooke iVice-Presidenfl, Harper. Row Kennedy, Miller, Johnson, Dysle, Morrison. Row Three: Poboisk, Forsland, Olmsfed, Bossing. Four: Danielson, Kopielz, Sanborn, Bergford, Taylor. O.-Row One: Lindahl, Stevenson Ureasurerl, Mr. Claeson, Thompson Nice-Presidenll, Hicks lSecreraryl. Row Two: Sonnesyn, Larson, Ewerr, Holcomb, Olson. Row Three: Bachman, Kremer, Bank, Hol. Row Four: Durrell, Punch, King, Haflesfad, Wheafon. 38 CREATE,'ff MAINTAIN AND EXTEND Hi-Y, lhe largesl' all-boy organizalion in Washburn, holds i'rs meelings every Tuesday nighl' under 'rhe auspices of 'rhe Young Men's Chrislian Associa- l'ion. The purpose of 'lhis organiza- +ion is +o creale, mainrain, and ex- fend high slandards of Chrislian characler lhroughoul 'rhe school and communily. The l'li-Y is organized inlo small groups of aboul' 'lwenly members called chaprers. The firsl chaprer was lhe S. T. O., which was founded in l926. The l-9 chapler was or- ganized shorrly afrerwards, and 'rhe membership has gradually expanded unril 'rhere are now eighl' chaprers. Each of lhese small groups elecls four officers who are aufomalically mem- bers of +he All Hi-Y Cabinet This group elec+s four officers who have charge of many imporlanf funclions, such as rhe ioinl' meerings, +he mem- bership drive, +he All Hi-Y parlies, selring of +he parly dares, and all conlribulions fo ofher organizalions. ln order 'ro become a member of lhis worlhy group, one musl' go 'rhrough a series of lraining sessions. These meerings include 'ralks on various phases of Hi-Y, and visiling l'he meer- ings of al' leasl' 'rwo chaplers. These lraining sessions are held l'o de+er- mine whelher a person is sincerely in+eres+ed in joining Hi-Y. HIGH CHARACTER STANDARDS Affer an applicanf has successfully passed fhe requiremenfs for admis- sion, he is placed in one of fhe chap- fers. Here he becomes acquainfed wifh his fellow members before fhe inducfion service is held. The induc- fion is fhe mosf impressive of fhe joinf meefings. Af fhis meefing fhe new members receive fheir member- ship cards and Hi-Y pins and are officially made members of fhe lWashburn Hi-Y. 'Each summer fhe Hi-Y sponsors a fraining camp af lhduhapi during fhe ,lasf fwo weeks of fhe summer vaca- fion. A few boys also affend fhe Nafional Hi-Y Congress, which was lheld in Cxford, Ohio, lasf summer. The Hi-Y clubs perform many useful and necessary service projecfs around school. Some of fhese proiecfs are as follows: book sfamping, second- lhand bookroom, ushering af school lfuncfions, checking losf books, and guarding fhe halls during fhe lunch periods. Many clubs also gave Thanksgiving and Chrisfmas baskefs fo fhe poor. Every year fhe Hi-Y, in coniuncfion wifh fhe Girl Reserves, sponsors a series of Lenfen Services. These groups also conducf a Thanksgiving Service. These services serve fo em- phasize fhe basic religious back- ground of fhe Hi-Y and Girl Reserve organizafions. TRIANGLES-Row One: Hurd lPresidenll, Johanson ffreasurerl, Lundgren lSecrefaryl, McKinlay lVice- Presidenfl. Row Two: MCC-Brail, Barron, Lyford. Row Three: Barr, Shikany, Afwood, Collias. Row Four: Rusch, English, Pierce, Deeds, Berglund. COGS-Row One: Johnson lVice-Presidenfl, Rose lSecrefaryl, Wheeler fPresidenYl, Berguson lTreas- urerl. Row Two: Anderson, Currier, McEnary, Brenham, Mueller. Row Three: Langland, Wright, Giere, Schwarfz. Row Four: Herhold, Brekke, Powell, Knighf, Callahan. SPURS-Row One: Gilmore lVice-Presidenfl, Thomas lTreasurerj, Mr. Larsen, Doeringsfeld, Legler fPresidenfl. Row Two: Spalz, Olsen, Bennef, Kinfz, Lifman. Row Three: Borrelf, Thompson, VanValken- burg, Richter. Row Four: Johnson, Pierce, Bouchard, Stiffer, Leighton. 39 , SPARKS-Row One: Rufsvold iVice-Presidenfj, Mr. Halvorson, Ireland lPresidenfl, Thompson iSecre- faryl, Larson lTreasurerl. Row Two: Paulsen, Ohme, Brin, Borrell, Allen. Row Three: Ocken, Haver- sfock, Pink, Rogers, Palmer. A. P. O.-Row One: Griffilhs, Nelson iVice-Presidenfl, Bafes lPresidenfl, Comer iSecre+aryl. Row Two: Cooperman, Canterbury, Brolen, Landsfrum, Carlson. Row Three: Bros, Williams, Norfon, Syme. Row Four: Engle, O'Kieffe, Challman, Delapenha, McQuire. RAMS-Row One: Norris lSecrefaryl, Dobrin, Pickhardl lVice-Presidenfl. Row Two: Cullen, MCC-Beary, Sigverlson, Bachman, Mr. Jackson, Shirley. Row Three: Pefri, Olson lTreasurerl, Hanson, Johnsfon, Jacobsen, Fossum lPresiden1'l. 40 The Hi-Y member's fime, however, is nof enfirely devofed fo service acfivi- fies. Each chapfer has fwo parfies during fhe course of a semesfer. These parfies are climaxed by fhe All Hi-Y Parfy, which is usually a dance. Each chapfer has 'l'wo leaders. One is a faculfy adviser from fhe school, and fhe ofher is a young business man represenfing fhe Y.M.C.A. He is a former Hi-Y member himself and offers much assisfance in meefing any difficulfies fhe chapfer may encoun- fer. The Sparks Hi-Y has charge of sell- ing war sfamps fo members of fhe Vicfory Dime Corps. The l -9's again sold Chrisfmas free fickefs, and fhe proceeds have been divided equally befween fhe U. S. O. and a fund for sending underprivileged boys fo a summer camp. This year fhe l'li-Y conducfed a Vic- fory Book Campaign for servicemen. Washburn's Hi-Y collecfed aboul' l2,000 books. The draff has hi+ fhe supervising sfaff of fhe Y.lv1.C.A. rafher hard. Mr. John McBean, secrefary of fhe Wash- burn branch, was called info fhe armed forces. The K. O. D. and Scarabs chapfers were forced fo combine info one club, called fhe Rams, because of fhe shorfage of leaders. ...-A Y-w rm- Y.r.-H A ,- .-4. Au P' -.. rig -- 'V 1, - - . . -4-53 ' ' A , ' A 'J l K K M 1: ' ome Rooms serve as the unit for the develop- ment of students--their character and extra- curricular arriririrr. If is rr very rrrrrrrrrrry part of rrrrarrrr life .... Every morning there is a short period for attendance taking, and three days a weelc a period in order to carry on business .... The SOPHOMORES, with their outstanding spirit, are coming along in a creditable fashion. ln Home Room they are taught to use their leisure time and to acquire well-balanced characters so that their years at Washburn will prove to be an asset in later life .... The JUNIORS, who have but a year left for completion of their highschool careers, are known for their initiative and cooperation .... When SENIORS, the boys and girls are again in the same Home Rooms. Here they transact their Business and plan affairs, both social and academic .... The Home Room is certainly an in- tegral and significant part of school life. . . gsjlif My Q55 22 5341 .If 'A 'Q ' J' J Q 5 if '-J' gl -.g3:v.5, ,s1 23, .6 -rg!- K 2 ga 3 X wif - . ,E+ jvgQ5l??Ti' ,q . 2. Q v 3,2 Q W I ' A, A' 9 O V 4 N W ,. -is 0 ,Q we vu -r .. QQ' :iv 1 yn. ffffff 3ffifw22? wQ2Lf A 5- 'tv www SQ I-42 J, rg 6 Y 1 2 3 0 l . u 5? in 1 S Q Q mf JM H 5 ' P ,,f, 31 . ..-nf W4 aff' -fs nf :Xi WY Q I W QF! M W QM fi 5 h 49,1 .4 if 1 gui? '-If jf? ai A :l M A i gg WW M J af is YR 1 5 :ffl :ii i ft? Wg, :E A x 1 4 4 2 E . 5 J .. 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The physics classes par+icularly are sfressing 'fhe Jrraining of Jrechnicians for fhe armed services. MINTY, MARTIN, JACKSON, GLS-ON, and SUNDE It- i SLIFER, REQUE, PARSONS and WELLS T Q i -me-WM- MEAD, COSLER, and BARTLETT make laughing gas RODER and STEVENSON IU IOR E GLISI-I ART'S TI-IE THI G Many differenl' courses are offered in ar+ al' Washburn. Painfing and illusi'ra+ion, commercial ar+, design and color, or crafls may be selec+ed. Bolh beginning and ad- vanced skefch and fashion are also +augh+. Miss Trowbridge and Miss Baker are in- sfruclors in 'These courses. This year fhe war broughl' +he oppor+uni+y for diFFeren+ +hemes in +he ar+ classes: each school worked on one proiecl' for 'rhe Red Cross. The Washburn crafl' classes con- +ribu'red a black-prin+ wall hanging. Ofher proiecfs have been based on Brolherhood and Women in War Work. The classes also help +o make pos+ers and announcemen+s for fhe class plays and clubs. Henry, Mulligan, McLaughlin, Chrisfensen, Sandboe. Baker and Trowbridge. Terry skelches spring fashions. 91' F' xx, SE IOR E GLISH MUSIC FOR ALL Washburn's English Deparl'men+ sponsored fhe Crealive Wrifers' Conference held al' +he Woman's Club. Several Washburn sludenfs enferecl manuscripfs. Upon enlering Washburn, +he new sludenl begins his s+udy of English by reading Ivanhoe and ldylls of +he King. This course is +augh+ by Mrs. Keyes, Miss Bless- in, and Miss Monfgomery. Af+er +his fhe s'ruden+ sludies American lileralure. Dur- ing 'rhe firsl half of 'the s'rudenf's iunior year he has a choice of News or English S3. News is faughl by Mr. Claeson and Miss Dowling. Mrs. Basford leaches English S3. ln News lilerary wrifing is s+ressed. Public speaking is offered as an eleclive. The las'l' half of 'rhe s+uden+'s junior year is de- voled +o a s+udy of 'lhe more famous of Shalcespeare's works. The 'final English course includes a sludy of all English li+era- l'ure from King Alfred's Anglo-Saxon Chronicle +o modern John Goldsworfhy. Miss Suber +eaches Shakespeare. Miss McLaughlin, Mrs. Mulligan, Mrs. Savage, and Miss Henry leach Senior English. News Class News Casf. Claeson, Basford, Suber, Monfgornery, Keyes and Dowling. Mr. Super and Mr. Beclcsfrom offer chorus +0 Washburn sludenfs. The ioy of singing is evidenced by l'he sweel nofes of song which echo +hrough 'rhe halls. The deep bass blends wilh sweefness of +enors, al+os, and sopranos. Sacred, classical, and popu- lar songs are enjoyed by sophomores, iuniors and seniors. Beclcsfrom a nd Super. ss , COMMERCIAL Because of l'he war and lhe shorl- age of manpower, +he imporiance of a commercial course has in- creased. Washburn is doing i+s parl in helping +o 'rrain efficienf sienographers, boolclceepers, and audi+ors. Thompson, Nash, and Ylvisalier. LINGUISTICS Holliday, Tupper, Laird, Gear, and Deni- son. Washburn has fhe largesl foreign language deparlmenl' in 'rhe ciiy. Our school is lhe only one in 'rhe cily where lhird and 'fourlh year Lafin, and +hird year French are offered. Nexl year if is hoped fhal 'rhird year Spanish may be offered. Spanish is now +he mosl popular foreign language a+ Washburn. ll' is supplanfing French and German. This is be- cause of our good neighbor policy. Miss Gear, who has sfudied French in Paris, and Miss Tupper, who has foured Sou+h America and Mex- ico, have broughl' baclc an inli- male knowledge of 'l'he cusloms and languages of fhese couniries. The siudenls enioy sludying Lalin under Mrs. Savage's compelenl' inslruclion. Miss Denison, Miss Laird, and Miss Holliday add dis- 'rinclion fo our Romance Language deparfmenr. La clase de espanol. SHUP COURSES This year lhe shop deparrmenf has dona+ed a large number of +ables +o lhe Red Cross and has buill model airplanes for use in aircra'F+- de+ec+ion classes. Pre-flighr aero- nau+ics is also included in fhis deparimeni. Henley, Lee and Slurlevanl. 56 OVERNMENT AND HISTORY odson, Perry, Peferson, Froqen, Halvorson, d Alwin. obaloney. rfis, Gould, Lindsledl, and Hoard. ifh hisfory changing every day, if is ry imporfanf fhaf we have a firm baclc- ound in currenf evenfs. All social sci- ce classes clevofe some fime 'ro fhe er-changing evenfs of fhe day. l iuniors are required fo falce a course American Hisfory. From fhe fime af fhe sefflers came fo America up fo esenf day war evenfs, fhe sfuclenfs rn abouf American Hisfory. Miss azel Perry, Mr. George P. Halvorson, rs. Leofa W. Goodson, and Mr. G. H. rogen are insfrucfors in fhis course. iss Dorofhy G. Peferson and Mr. Lloyd Alwin feach world hisfory. World enfs and world civilizafion are covered m fhe ancienf Greeks fo recenf world alrs. odern problems and everyday life are udied under Mr. Roy E. Lindsfed in is inferesfing sociology course. IE laws and consfifufions of our sfafe nd federal governmenf are falcen up in e sfudy of civics. Miss Mary Gould, r. Fred M. Curfis, and Mr. George C. oard leach fhis subiecf. 11, write lhe consfifulion len fimes. l0MESTIC SCIE CE prepare fhe girls for fheir fufure Emesfic life, Washburn offers fhree fmesfers in cooking and sewing courses. Ee fhird semesfer deals wifh consumer ucafion. This course helps inform fhe omen of fomorrow how fo recognize ualify goods and gef fhe besf values xr fheir money. These courses are uughf by Mrs. Beaffie and Miss Goode. 'haf's cooking ? 1,5 rw 4-Q. KW.. . 3 -rg X , .ifawesesa li ? 1 Ji, s if . will 0+ M2 is -yttis: -5 . .- w 1 r H '- -,na ravi-fads? ies. Q VIGDR FDR VICTDRY Washburn is doing everyfhing possible fo co- opera+e wi+h +he war program of keeping physically fif. The boys now have gym every day of The week and +he girls have if fhree Hmes a week. Borh boys and girls 'roolc a sfrenuous physical fi+ness lesl' sen+ ou+ by +he governmenl, including such +es+s as +he sergeanr jump, broadiump, pull ups, burpees, and pushups. Calisfhenics for fhe Masses. Ross, Bowen and Thurs+on run our gym classes Lund, Pearson and Zollers keep office business going. Gran? and Goldsworihy reiire afler faifhful service Brown, librarian, checks on reading inferesrs. Belanger and Andrews-nurse, visiling leacher. ,J BOYS' ATHLETICS Maior Sporf Coaches: Mr. Larsen, Traclcg Mr. Wells, Foolball and Swimmingg Mr. Ross, Foofball, Baslrefball, and Baseball. ,CDACI-IES A D CAPTAINS PlLOT TEAMS T0 VICTDRY From +he viewpoin+ of +i+les won and The high percen+age of vic+ories gained during '42-'43, Washburn enjoyed i+s mosl' successful year since i+s beginning in l925. Alfhough The meri+s from a spor'l's program cannof be judged solely on +he number of vicrories achieved, yer ii' can be s+a+ed 'rhaf +he Miller a+hle'res and fans also measured up +o +he o+her requiremenrs of a praiseworfhy record during The pasi' year. Our inframural sporrs program finally paid off wi+h enviable records +ha+ s+ar+ed wi+h fhe '42 spring spor+s. Mr. Larsen's rraclc +eam +oolc ci+y and s+a+e crowns for +he +hird consecu+ive year. The baseballers also came +hrough, by winning a divisional +i+le. The 'rennis and golf squads bo+h finished in second place in fheir respeclive ciry s+andings. The foofball +eam placed fif+h in i+s league our of rhe 'ren schools en+ered. ln- door winier sporfs also obrained excellen+ resulfs. ln 'rhe baske+ball race, Washburn, which was a cons+an+ +hrea+ and dark horse, 'Finished in undispufed second place. Anofher ci+y cham- pionship was won by +he Orange swimming ream, which swepl' 'rhrough i+s schedule undefeared. Because of 'rhe war effor+, hockey and B leam 'foorball were disconfinued for rhe duralion, buf 'rhe infensified gym program more 'rhan replaced fhem. Maior Sporl' Capfains: Dicl: Durrell, Baskelball and Base- ball, Bill Lyford. Swimming, Chuck Panlaze, Foofballg Chuck Legler, Track. bl John King, All-Cify halfback. f de L f O50 up d hm ree Ng dley The '42 season mef disappoinfmenf before if sfarfed in fhe loss of Coach Ray Smifh. Buf as in fhe year before, fhe feam came back wifh fhe deferminafion fo play win- ning foofball. Wifh no ofher coach pros- pecfs in sighf, Mr. Wells and Mr. Ross accepfed fhe posf fogefher. In fhe firsf game wifh fhe Cenfral eleven, fhe Millers opened fheir bag of fricks by sending John King fo score behind a dia- mond wedge in fhe opening kickoff. Heeb and Company were no mafch for Capfain Panfaze's charging line. The final ouf- come was 20-O, Washburn over Cenfral. ln fhe Pafrick Henry +iI+, fhe Orange came from behind fo polish off fhe Pafriofs, I9-6. The frio of Afwood, Hurd, and King were largely responsible for fhe vicfory. Knox's fough defensive play sfopped all opposi- fion cold. The following week found Washburn meef- ing Soufh on fhe la'H'er's field. Bill Mc- Moore, Tiger speed merchanf, puncfured our defenses again and again for consisfenf gains. The lone Miller 'rally came in fhe fhird quarfer. Soufh scored fhree fimes fo win, I8-6. Homecoming broughf fogefher Wesf and Washburn. The highly-keyed Millers fook fhe opening kickoff and marched 80 yards fo pay dirf. Hurd sfarred as he wenf across fwice. Bofh alumni and undergrads were iusfly proud of fhe 34-6 friumph. Hobbs Field was fhe nexf scene of acfion in fhe game wifh Norfh. King scored firsf for fhe Millers, buf fhe Polars came back Upper Left: Linemen Knox, Bachman, and Johnson sef fo go, Upper Right Tackles Phil Wheafon and Chuck Panfaze. Boffomz Weed Aiwood on a 'round end play. 62 I One: Shikany, Johnslon, J. Larson, Becker, G. Collias, McKinley, Sfarne. Row Two: g, Budde, Mellom, Leighlon, Whealon, Knox, Hurd, Burnham. Row Three: Briggs, Ier, Durrell, Marcofle, Johanson, Bachman, Haslings, Mr. Wells, Mr. Ross. FDR S CCESSF L SEASON Charles Panlaze, leam caplain. wilh a lally also. The Orange scored lwice more lo win, 20-l2. The nexl Friday allernoon, Washburn was blacked-oul by lhe lall boys 'from Mar- shall, l9-0, lo erase any lille hopes. Had Weed Alwood, who was iniured, been in lhe lineup, lhe oulcome would have been dillerenl. ln lhe Roosevell game, Washburn losl a l3-6 lhriller, receiving lheir lhird deleal ol lhe year. Bolh leams played even lool- ball in lhe lirsl lhree quarlers wilh neilher scoring. ln lhe closing lour minules, how- ever, lhree louchdowns were made wilh lhe Teddies' winning pass coming in lhe lasl seconds. The linal game broughl Soulhwesl lo Mac- Quarrie Field. From lhe opening kickoll, when Dale Pulver slarled his one-man ol- lensive, +ill lhe closing minules when War- ren Lilly lhrew a louchdown pass, lhe game was a walkaway. The coaches made gener- ous use ol reserves lhroughoul lhe lasl hall. King crossed lhe double slripe lhree limes lo caplure cily scoring honors wilh sixly- nine poinls. The Miller machine ran up a 32-O score belore lhe linal gun. Unmenlioned players ol lhe squad who deserve a lol ol credil are Linemen Dick Bachman, George Collias, Don Haslings, and Dick Johanson, and Backs Jerry Nord- ley and Jim Shikany, All in all, il was a grand season. We also look lorward lo nexl year when anolher Miller leam will lake lhe lield, under Emerson Wheeler, I943 caplain. Upper Lefl: Guards Dale Pulver and George Collias working oul. Upper Riqhl: Backs Hurd, Shikany, Nordley, and King going inlo a huddle. Bollom: Jarring John King driving hard over lackle in lhe Henry game. 63 3 T Q E Q 1 DUCK DURRELL PETE QGULD JIM 5-HTKANY D504 ATWOUD z if i ,. . 5 l I BlLL PEPPER 7 DAVE HATLESTAD JACK FORD BUZZ WHEELER P HOWIE PUNCH BASKETBALL TEAM FI ISI-IES I SECO D PLACE Washburn's '43 baskefball feam, predicled 'I'o finish in sevenrh place, laughed aside all prognosiicafion and proved +heir s+reng+h by ending in undispuled second place, behind Edison. Ou+s+anding vicfories were regisiered againsl' Vocarional and Henry, +he Vol'rs being dropped by a 53-28 score, +he Pa+rio'rs falling, 4l-28. Edison defeaied +he Millers by +heir speed and 'fasr breaks, which proved foo much for +he Washburn five. Nor'l'h's Polars won a close game from Washburn a'Her rhe Millers led al' half 'rime. Our final counl' read eighl' viciories +o +wo defea'I's. Praise belongs +o fhe enfire squad who under Coach Ray s'I'rong +hrea+ +o every leam in 'lhe league. credii' belongs +o John Gould who was +he Ross were a Oufsranding Washburn vs. Wes'I' ,,.,,,.,,, 36-30 Washburn vs. Henry ,,,,s7,, 4I-28 Washburn vs. Edison ,,,...,. 27-43 Washburn vs. Sourh .,,s,,,,,. 32-27 Washburn vs. Cenrral ,,,,,, 37-24 Washburn vs. Nor+h ,,s,,s,s,s 30-40 Washburn vs. Vocafional U53-28 Washburn vs. Rooseveli' H38-33 Row One: J. Hoffman, Anderson, Ford, Dunnigan. Row Two: Rusch, manager, Pepper, Mellom, Hallesfad, Sfark, Afwood, Mr. Ross, coach. Row Three: Holle, Punch, Durrell, Gould, Shikany. 64 spark of every game. Bill Pepper's abili'ry 'lo handle 'I'he ball and gel' rebounds made him a po+en'l', versaiile cen- rer. Buzz Wheeler, nexl' year's caprain, and Dick A+wood bo+h had speed and oursfanding defensive abili+y 'ihaf made +hem fough opponenfs. To 'Four unheralded players we now give meniion for +heir rebound snalching, clever ball handling, and keen buckei' sniping, which made fhem as 'feared as +he regulars. They are Jack Ford, Dave Haflesfad, Howie Punch and Jim Shikany. ln fhis we add our +ribu+e fo 'I'he managers who greaily aided +he feam-John Rusch and lrv English. Dick Dur- rell, +he Millers' claim +o All-Cify, ouiscored all ofher league players. His uncanny faking, dribbling, and 'Fool'- work always marked him as ou'I's'I'anding. aswlawf li. -Arm' We 'Wn1zfe' l- 'mils-V fur- -www laxlWr'n M ilwggaf CHEERLEADERS . . . To baclr up Washburn's sensarional leams and lo aid morale in general for fhe oul- door audiloriums, lhe school had fivo boys who knew how lo gel crowds lo cheer. These five boys lcnew every- lhing from lhe favorile M-l, M-l, lo fhe school songs. These boys were always ready and willing lo give lheir lime and lalenls, and, lhough lhey received lillle compensalion al lhe lime, every Washburn rooler appre- ciafed lheir abilily. Washburn is sorry lo see lhree grad- ualing seniors leave. They are Bill Lyford, Jim Dobrin, and Bob Swan- son. CHEERLEADERS-Lloyd Freden, Gregg Williams, Jim Dobrin, Bill Lyford, Bob Swanson. The WRESTLING leam under Mr. Roder did nol win anyichampionships fhis year, buf did slimulaie an en- lhusiasm for lhe sporl. Throughoul lhe season lillle Don Leuzinger won nearly every one of his malches, al' fhough he failed lo enler lhe cily finals. Don Haslings, lhis year's caplain, Jack Pearson, Lloyd Ohme, and Jerry Bylund, however, did win and place in lheir respeclive weighls in lhe finals. No regular meels were held, bul' +wo praclice sessions againsl Roosevell showed 'rhal Washburn had a good leam. WRESTLING TEAM-Mr. Rader, Pearson, Lifman, Ohme, NelsonLDumas, Leuzinger. Lower Lefl: A locker-room celebrafion affer a vicforious game. Lower Righl: John King, right halfback, sfruls his sfuff. Nil SKIING . . . The in+erscholaslic winler sporls program was sharply curlailed This year. The hockey schedule was can- celled because of 'the cosl of mainlain- ing The hockey rinks. All skaling was cancelled also. The skiing schedule was reduced lo a single lournamenl in which all schools which had ski squads par- licipaled. Washburn's ski leam consisled ol Eric Giere, Bill Lylord, Claylon Tisdale, and Ken Thompson. These skiers represenlecl Washburn af The cily ski meel which was held a+ Theodore Wirlh Park. Tisdale and Lyford placed Third and fourlh in The slaalom, and Tisdale garnered suffi- cienl poinls in The cross counlry To give lhe Orange and Blue suFlicienl poinls lo lake second place in The meel. Lyford also enlered 'lhe slale ski meef whicl' was won by Dululh Cenlral High. Across: Skiers, Claylon Tisdale and Bill Lyford. The SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL squad is picked from boys who show good bas- kelball abilifies in +he lenlh grade infra- mural games. This year The squad was coached by Bud Woolsey and Arl Halen- kamp, former Miller afhleles. The squad made a good showing by winning fivo oul of eighl games played. These four- leen lads and Manager Bill Kidd, p'ayed 'fwo games againsl each of lhe olher four soufhern high schools. The squad finished The season, nol' only wifh several impressive viclories, bu+ will-1 valuable playing experience as well. Row One: Teslin, Slarne, Melller, Siverls. Row Two: Knighf, Brown, Oslerdahl, Mc- Gowan. Row Three: Llndquisl, Lundgren, Sfark, McKinley, Heegaard. Lower Lefl: Gould, Durrell, and Shikany receive las? minule advice from Coach. Lower Righl: Their faces Tell il's a crucial momenf for The Millers. , .... s ' ' , .fzhlss ,:, , ,M It I 'Q .::g5g.- Q A Ei, vuHvf W .51 if.. tg' 7 92 Km. ' wit if ,,,,.,M-,A-wwf' ffffww x 2 S 'Yah .wi 4 hifi? QI? x.,,,, . as M A 5 WASI-IBUR SWIM TEAM WI S CITY CI-IAMPIO SHIP In one of ifs mosl' successful seasons in eighfeen years of compe+i+ion, Washburn came fhrough +o win i+s second Cily Swimming Championship. Caplained by Bill Lyford, springboard ar'l'is1', +he Orange rolled +hrough +heir schedule undefealed. The +eam was ably coached by Mr. Wells and Bruce Sumner, former Miller backs+roker. The feafure of +he season was fhe lankers' vic+ory over Wes+, who for many years in fhe pasf have held lhe +i+le. Newcomers fo 'rhe squad who garnered many poin+s were Herb Shoening, Dick Dempsler, Paul Kopie+z, and Marshall Erickson. Our represenlafive +o +he s+a+e meel' was +he relay +eam of Ocken, Kopiefz, Lacore, and Upham. Prospecfs for I944 are excellenl wi+h all The men refurning excep+ Lyford, Syme, and Rufsvold. Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn, Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn ,s,, SWIMMING SCHEDULE I943 , 36 E 4I 48 5I I .,,,s,s 44 ,E U54 I 52 ,E H38 Cenlral ,, Sou'l'hwes+ Sou+h , Edison Wes'r ss,,, Roosevel+ Voca+ional Marshall , Row One: Mr. Wells, Ocken, Dempsfer, Syme, Upham, Lacore, Kopiefz. Row Two: Capt. Lyford, Miller, Erickson, Allan, Rufsvold, Shoe ,, J 5 Q Z Q :E LE.: .KP Q N jfih- , 53 4. f ' 7 ,:. 'mi ,N N 5' is iYr'f ' . + +1 4 ss 1 1 Y ,,fx,, , ., f 4 A 'A::. .-.v- 5' . -..-: Q is- Q 5 as ig if is 7 'jg S0 A 5' BUEVA V, ,.,,gE,,,. L .K J, iH, ,,. .- KH., U V. ,wg K ,- , 7 , . M VV Q. K M A K5 7,55 38,1 ,S f-, yr 800, fffi' RUE, 'K I 'mf BASEBALL A D TRACK TEAMS CHAMPS IN '42 Led by Cap+ain Jim Demos, +he Miller baseball +eam s+ar+ed off +he l942 season by 'roppling Wes+, I0-4. Allhough only +hree re+urning leH'ermen were in +he lineup, an excellenf record was made, wi+h 1'he Ross- men winning all bul' 1'wo games. Laler +he Orange nine elced ou+ a 2-I viclory over Cenrral +o caplure 'rhe Sou+hern divisional lille. Washburn los+ +he Cify Championship +o Norfh, bul' beal' S+. Paul Johnson a+ Carlelon. Prospecfs for +his year are even beH'er wi+h fhe re+urn of several experienced players. Relurning le'Hermen are: Capfain Diclc Durrell, who will be palroling cen+er field: Ted Wessen on second base: Jim Shilcany, ou+- fieldg wi+h S+an Earl and Bob Danielson doing +he hurling. 70 The Orange and Blue's glory was upheld again in I942 by an undermanned 'rrack +eam, bu+ whal' il' lacked in quani'i'I'y i'r made up in qualify. Washburn's performers were sensafional, wi+h Gehring and Tharp breaking records in 'rhe 220, I00, and 220 low hurdles. A'H'er qualifying only seven men +o Nor+h's nine in +he Ci+y Meef, 'rhe odds were heavy againsl' +he leam as il' wen+ info +he S+a+e Meef. Affer a fierce baHle Washburn came for+h vic+ors wi+h +heir fhird consecu+ive S+a+e Championship. Tharp sha'Hered +he record in +he low hurdles, and Gehring sei' a record of 2I.9 for +he 220. Washburn will noi' be as srrong 'I'his year as lasl year's greal' +eam, bu+ +here are several good prospecls. Row One: Collias, Earl, Mellom, Brown, Wessen, Williams. Row Two: Mr. Ross, Wheeler, Meffler, Durrell, Haflesiad, Smifh, Danielson, Van Valkenburg. Slide, Haflesfad, slide! Row One: Swenson, Ohme, Longeway, Clem- enis, McEnary, Waulksmiih, Johnson, Joe Miller, Canfon. Row Two: Mr. Larsen, Gold, Hayes, Sweningson, Johnson, Jim Miller, Moses, Mr. Super. Row Three: Wheaion, Coombs, Anderson, Warwick, Eide, Jackson, McKinlay. Ready for a quick Trip. ln fhe lop piclure Haflesfad slides info firs+ base. The nexf picfure finds Mr. Super sfarf- ing fhe boys off on a quick irip, and in ihe +hird shol Wheaion and Eide clear The +im- ber. Af The boffom of 'lhe page we see 'the gym leaders-members of +he 'Fooiball feam who assisfed 'rhe gym feachers in carrying ou? Washburn's physical fifness program. Wheafon and Eide clear fhe fimber. GYM LEADERS: Lloyd Ohme, Sian Earl, Don Bue, Chuck Paniaze, Dick Roos, Don Hasiings, Spencer Reigsiad, John King, Jerry Nordley, Ted Wessen. Row One: Winslow, Swain, Holifman, Becker, Capfaing Miller. Row One: Miller, Norris. Row Two: Clemenfs, Dunnigan, Mr. Row Two: Hanson, Barr, Welker, Deeds. Row Three: Chase, Marlin, Berguson. Row Three: Siverfs, Pifney, Maple. Johnson, Giere, Larson. NETMEN AND GULFERS PREPARE FOR BIG SEASO Wi+h 'rhree consecurive ci+y golf championships behind her, Washburn had hopes of ano+her +i+le in '42, bui' fhe lack of experienced men prevenfed rhis. A check of lasr year's record shows +ha'l' 'rhe golfers regisrered eighf wins +o +wo de'Fea+s. The defeafs came from Soufh and Edison, +he la++er winning +he ci+y +i+le. Along wi1'h beH'er prospecfs for '43, rhere are also renewed hopes of regaining +he golf crown. Rerurn- ing vererans are Jack Becker, capraing Bob Barr, John Deeds, Tom Hoffman, and Wai+e Welker. The bes+ looking newcomers 'rhis year are several sophomores who will undoubredly add valuable suppori' +o +he squad. 72 I+ was definirely a Washburn-Wes+ race all fhe way a far as prep +ennis las+ year was concerned. Mr. Mar- +in, coach, had +i+le hopes for his promising squad. Paced by number one man, John Dunnigan, and Cap +ain Mill' Osrlund, 'rhe Orangemen rolled over all oppo si'rion +o +ie wi+h 'rhe Cowboys. The lasr game brok fhe +ie wirh Boyoum, O'Brien, and Company, on +h long end of a 3-2 score. Chuck Branham, I943 cap- raing Phil Norris, and Tom Maple are rhe rerurning players. The enfire l942 squad, minus four gradua'I'es, wi refurn +o compe+i+ion +his spring, bu+ a ci1'y playol will be used 'ro de+ermine +he +i+le winners ins'read o rhe regular in+er-scholasric meers. STUDENT ATHLETIC DIRECTDRS To encourage in+eres+ in afhlefics for girls and 'ro fos+er good sporfsmanship, is +he primary purpose of +he Girls' A'I'hle+ic Associa+ion. The G.A.A. is governed by +he G.A.A. Board, whose members are G.A.A. o'FFicers and represenfarives from each sporf in which girls may earn poinfs for a W. The du+ies of +he board are +o award ci+y-wide emblems and W's fo girls who have earned +he necessary poin+s and are members of +he G.A.A. They mus+ also have successfully mei' +he scholarship regulafions. Board members are chosen each semes+er and mus+ be a W wearer. This spring fhe G.A.A. was ably governed by Marilyn Ranum, presidenh Virginia Swee+- nam, vice-presidenh Carolyn Cory, secre+aryg and Laura Lee Snedecker, freasurer. A goal of all afhlefes a+ Washburn is fhe honor of being a member of +he A+hle+ic Board. Washburn's Board, +he only one of i+s na+ure, is composed of feam cap+ains, coaches, and facul+y advisers. Each spor+ has equal rep- resen+a'rion. The mosi' impor+an+ dufies of +he board are +o esfablish re- quiremenfs for leH'ers, fo check eligibili+y of players, 'ro award W's, and handle afhlefic funds. Bi-annually +he A+hle+ic Board and Boys' W Club co- sponsor an a+hle+ic banque+, where names of leHer winners are announced. A +ime-honored cus+om ai' Washburn is +ha+ +he newesf member of +he facuI+y ac+s as +oas+mas+er a+ +he banquet Wi+h no unini+ia+ed faculiy members a+ lhe school, Mr. Fleenor filled 'rhe capacify a+ fhe las+ banquet G.A.A. BOARD Row One: Peeke, Bernhardf lTreasurerl. Bros lSecre+aryl, Anderson lPresidenfl, Ranum lVice-Presidenfl. Row Two: Miss Bowen, Endicoff, Winfers, Slodder, Miss Thursion. Row Three: Hurd, Oiness, Falcler, MacMichael, Sirandberg. Row Four: Swanson, Carlson, Haxby, Thorp, Sweelnam. Row Five: McChesney, O'Connor, Neville, Main, Oclcen, Chase. BOYS' ATHLETIC BOARD Row One: Mr. Fleenor, Mr. MacQuarrie, Mr. Larsen, Mr. Roder. Row Two: Mr. Hoard, Mr. Ross, Legler, Mr. Alwin. Row Three: Hasiings, Lyford, Durrell. Row Four: Mr. Wells, Panfaze, Mr. Mar- fin, Branham. 73 BOYS' W CLUB-Row One: Thompson, R., Siegerf, Olsen, D., Berguson, Gunderson, Becker, Norris. Row Two' Lyford, Wessen, Collias, Lilly, Shikany, Afwood. Row Three: Legler, Branham, Nugenf, Earl, Burnham, Ocken Pease. Row Four: Pulver, Huskins, Danielson, Durrell, Bachman, Johanson, Hasfings, Syme. Row Five: Reigsfad King, Panfaze, Thompson, T., Wheafon, Budde, Knox, McKinlay, Hurd. GIRLS' W CLUB-Row One: Miss Bowen, Sager, Formanek, S., Ranum, Anderson, Bros, Bernhardi, Formanek, L. Miss Thursfon. Row Two: Welizin, Norum, Marqulies, Karos, Hurd, Edelson, Sanford, Kosmas, Henley. Row Three: Sanburg, Storm, Roberfson, Knutson, Sfodder, Yager, Josewich, M., Josewich, L., Peeke. Row Four: Winfers, Cole Fischer, Cooperman, Ofness, Davis, Barnard, Fakier, O'Brien, Jones. Row Five: Haxby, O'Connor, MacMichael Carlson, Sfrandburg, Neville, Rask, Thorp, Sweelnam, Hanson, LaLone. Row Six: McChesney, Endicoff, Swanson Ocken, Benson, Chase, Newman, Garfh, Main, Jenkins. Row Seven: Naugle, Limond, Horner, Wohlrabe, Norby MacLaughlin, Thom, Craswell, Barron, Walson, Lalhrop. GIRLS' W CLUB-Row One: Benson, Wallace, Walser, Fifzsimmons, Nelson, Murdock, Karos. Row Two: Cory, Peferson, Krause, Rozell, Dougherly, Palm, Johnson, L., Weil, Redick. Row Three: Wenell, Mills, Cleve, Coyne, Palmer, Painler, Whifesel, Philippsfhal, Cooper, Bach, Stevenson. Row Four: Johnson, E., Marfinson, Wallin, Snediker, Miller, Hanson, Sfewarl, Kennon, Allen, Tioren, Donahue. LETTER WINNERS ln order +o win a W each girl musl earn 600 poin+s in a+hle+ics. She mus+ also have a C average, be recommend- ed by Miss Thurslon, Mr. MacQuarrie, and Miss Chrislensen, and be a G.A.A. member. MUST ATHLETIC The highesl' award in girls' a+hle+ics al' Washburn is fhe Cily Wide Emblem. H' is awarded +0 fhose girls who have earned l,000 poinls by 'raking parl in G.A.A. aclivilies. These l,0OO poinls include lhe 600 poinls necessary for a W. The Cily Wide wearers mus+ be- long fo fhe Girls' Al'hle+ic Associafion, be a W wearer, mainlain a C aver- age, and be recommended by lhe gym feachers. Miss Bowen, Miss Thursfon. Fronl Row: Lalh- rop, Henley, Haxby, Main, Wafson, O'Connor. Back Row: Ranum, Formanelx, MacMichael, Cole. POSTURE C0 TEST The semi-finals of +he Washburn pos+ure con'res+ slarled fhe firs+ week in April 'rhis year. Those girls no'r eliminaied in 'the semi-finals were in 'rhe 'finals iudged by Mr. Larsen, Mr. Tapp, Miss M. Brown, and Miss Slevning on April 2l. Movies were lalcen of +he grade winners. Three all-school champions were chosen. The lhird place winner +his year was Pal'+y Blake: second place winner was Virginia Bros. Lynn Holmes was firsl' place winner. Her name will appear on l'he pos+ure winner's frophy. PHYSICAL FIT ESS A+ leas+ one gym period a weelc was devoled +o physical lilness, which was sfressed more fhan ever +his year. The gym classes learned exercises, and 'lhose who were able +o do +hese exercises perfec+ly were able +o pass +he physical fifness fesls a+ lhe end of 'rhe semesfer. Those who acquired an A rafing in lhese +es+s received an award. The IZA girls who received A rafing are shown in lhe picfure. 5 Hi! Holsy gels a hii. IZA volleyball champs. WASHBUR GIRLS E l0Y THESE VARIED SPDRT One way girls can earn G.A.A. poin+s and parlicipale in Home Room ac+ivi+ies is by playing 'in The volleyball lournamenf. An all-girl audilorium was held fhis year as usual, fo enable ihe girls 'ro see +he playoff of lhis iourna- menl. The rules of The baslxelball 'rournamenl' games were changed somewhal' +his year. The gym was divided info iwo small courls so +ha'r more games could be held al one lime. To avoid confusion because of +he smaller cour+s, no ceniers were used and a guard from each s fool: The iipoiif. Diamondball is fhe lasl sporl' of The school year in wh girls can earn Their G.A.A. poinls. The diamonds localed on 'rhe a+hle+ic field and on ihe lawn belween school and +he bleachers. The lenglh of +he 'rournam like l'he 'tennis +ournamen+, is defermined by The weal Deck lennis, one of lhe individual sporls, is played usu before school in +he gym, which is divided info a num Physical lilness exercises. Buclcefball players. Pause +ha+ refreshes. 9 Badminlon racqueflers. I-IILE WINNING POI TS FUR ATHLETIC LETTERS i courfs. The rules of +his game are a greal deal like nnis, from which fhe name was +aken. admin+on games are played before and affer school. adminlon is played in doubles, and lhose winning fhree 1+ of four games remain in Jrhe playoff un+il defealed. :ere are +wo +ennis +ournamen+s in fhe school year, one fhe spring and one in +he fall. These l'ournamen+s are -ayed oufside of school a+ +he 'rime and place decided ' lhe con+es+an+s. Figure slrafing. G.A.A. members may also earn poinfs by horseback rid- ing. Ten poin+s are received for each +ime a girl goes riding, buf no+ more fhan fif+y poinfs may be earned. Also, if a girl plays golf she may earn 'ren poin+s each lime she plays, buf she may nof earn over fif+y poinfs. A swimming +es+ is given every fall and spring. By pass- ing fhis +es+, one hundred poinfs may be earned. A ska+ing fesf is also given, and one hundred poinfs may be earned by passing i+. Deck fennis enfhusiasls relax. XX XXI mourn DANCE In place of I'he regular gym class, one year of modern dancing is offered Io girls in IIA, I2B, and IZA. The firsl' half year is devored +o Ihe learning of Ihe funda- menI'aIs of modern dancing. In +he sec- ond semesler, under +he insrrucfion of Miss Thursfon, Ihe girls learn 'ro in+erpre+ music I'hrough rhylhmical dance paH'erns. The class is divided info groups of six or eigh'r and each group works our original dance pa++erns. FOLK DA CE Folk dancing is nol' only educalional bu+ recrearional. The folk dancing class spends ils Iime in learning Ihe dances of diI:feren+ counlries. Some of Ihese dances are Ihe Virginia Reel, I'he Schoffische and fhe Polka. Miss Bowen Ieaches Ihe class many differ- enl ways in which each of Ihese dances is done in differenl' par+s of 'rhe counlries from which Ihey originaled. The Iasl' six weeks are spenl in learning dances which Ihe class members choose. UMBLI Tumbling is one of Ihe mos+ sfrenuous buf popular gym classes. Falls, carfwheels, handsprings, fish flops and bend backs are only a few of Ihe many differenl individual s+unI's Ihe girls in Ihe 'rumbling class learn. Besides Ihese individual acrobaI'ics, +he members of Ihe class also learn +o make pyramids. The size of fhe class has been increasing from year +o year. This class, because of Hs individualily, is one of +he mos+ popular classes. W 4 I 4 X Row One: O'Brien, Williams, Formanek, Case, Miss Dowling, Margulies, Moore, Hawkinson, Richards. Row Two: Olson, Rofh, Rosenbloom, Dempsey, Esfes, Knutson, Bernhardf, Neal, Daniels. Row Three: Thorp, Fakler, Chrislopherson, Yaqer, Peeke, Sfaffman, Benson, Haxby, Sfroh- meier, Sanford. Row Four: McLean, Endicoff, Wohlrabe, Wafson, Norby, Kilbourne, Sweernam, Brown, Blair. Row Five: Haverslock, Palmer, Thom, Painler, Pink, Rufsvold, Becker, Powell, Thompson, Legler. Tl-IE ALL-AMERICAN WASI-IBURN GRIST IN ACTIDN Twice a monl'h 'l'he eighly members of 'the Grisl siaff, supervised by Miss Dowling, work feverishly +o meel +he Tuesday a'F+ernoon deadline. The firsl' page of lhe Grisl' carries all impor+an+ school news. Roberl' O'Keefe and Truman Brooke ediled l'his page and lhe lhird page during 'lhe fall semesler, and Helen Hawkinson +ook charge of 'lhe 'firsl page during l'he spring +erm. The second page, ediled by Evelyn Whilesel, car- ries +he gossip, iokes, fealures, and edilorials. The lhird page was edifed by Jack Pink in lhe spring. This page carries all Hi-Y, Girl Reserve, and club news. The fourlh page is enlirely given over fo sporls. Bob Johnson and Tom Thompson ediled ii' during l'he fall and spring, respeclively. The news edilors make oul' assignmenls for l'he firsl and lhird pages, wri+e headlines, and perform olher dulies. Dorolhy Olness and Jack Pink handled 'lhis posirion in 'lhe 'Fall and Nancy Blair and Dorolhy Thorp in 'rhe spring. The Grisl, Pace Se'l rer if noi Pace Maker, has caplured 'rhe All-American award many +imes. Hawkinson iEdi+or-in-Chieflg Lifson, Whealon, Blair iNews Ediforlg Thompson iFourlh pagelg Thorp iNews Edilorl, Pink iThird pagel, While- sel iSecond pagel, Knulson iOffice Managerlg Thom, Shirley iBusiness Managerl. I-IARMONIZERS MALE CHORUS GIRLS' CHORUS GLEE CLUB ORCHESTRA Row One: Ferris, Edelson, Mr. Super, Neal, Hawkinson. Row Two: Giere, Dofy, Lundberg, Boener, Tomlinson, Dempsey. Row Three: Johnson, Forfier, Codding, Osfergren, Peferson, Nawman. Row Four: Sfrandberg, Ernwein, Ander- son, Berman, Van Ess, Sfephens. Row Five: Larson, Marcellus, Woodworfh, Moyer, Fischer, Mafhews, Borrman. BAND Row One: Sager, Hansen, Marcellus lsecrefaryl, Edelson lTre-asurerl, Mr. Super, Barr lPresidenfl, Moyer lVice- Presidenfl, Gerde, Davidson. Row Two: Posfon, Tourangeau, Ross, Schanfeld, Rusche, Holcomb, Johnson, Esslinger. Row Three: Silver, D. Rifchie, Shirley, Peferson, Pearson, lngham, Alsager, Smifh, Kildow. Row Four: Brown, Han- sen, Leifze, Langland, Holfzman, Brofen, l Bossing, Mafhews. Row Five: Moff, Ol- ' son, Lewis, Leifze, L., Thomas, Johnson, Hayward, Baker, Anderson. WAS!-IBUR 'S MUSICAL DRGANIZATIO S PRESE T Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings prompf- ly af seven-fhirfy o'clock during fhe school year fhe Washburn band pracfices. Under Mr. George Super's able direcfion fhey work on marches and selecfions of greaf music. ln fhe fall, during all fhe home foofball games, fhe band plays and marches on fhe field during fhe half. The Washburn orchesfra, also direcfed by Mr. Super, pracfices every second period. Their reperfoire includes walfzes, marches, symphonies, and ofher selecfions. The orchesfra plays fhe Nafional Anfhem, and usually several ofher pieces for each audiforium. Every year Washburn presenfs ifs annual Chrisfmas Chorus program. This program consisfs of hymns, favor- ife Chrisfmas carols, and orchesfral numbers. Mr. Beck- sfrom, direcfor of fhis group, arranges fhe duefs, solos, and group numbers. This program has become so popu- lar fhaf fwo concerfs are now given: one in fhe evening for parenfs and friends, and one fhe following day for Washburn sfudenfs. The chorus, composed of over fhree hundred and fiffy voices, pracfices before school for several monfhs fo perfecf fheir numbers. 82 The Glee Club of Washburn High provides much enfer- fainmenf and pleasure fhrough many musical programs given during fhe year. There are fhree groups which compose fhe Washburn Glee Club: fhe Girls' Chorus, fhe Boys' Chorus, and Mixed Glee Club. The Girls' and Boys' Glee Club meef separafely fwice a week wifh Mr. Becksfrom. Tryoufs are held each year and sfudenfs wifh oufsfanding voices may loin. Under fhe able direcfion of Mr. Emil Becksfrom fhese groups parficipafe in various programs during fhe year. When Mr. Hambro, ex-presidenf of fhe League of Na- fions and member of fhe Norwegian Parliamenf in exile, spoke fo Washburn, fhe Boys' Chorus sang fhe Norwegian Nafional Anfhem in Norwegian as a fribufe fo Mr. Hambro. These clubs combine fo presenf Memorial and Armisfice Day programs, annual feafures af Washburn, and fhey are ready af any fime fo perform on shorf nofice for an audiforium program. These groups, fogefher wifh mem- bers of fhe regular chorus classes, belong fo fhe yearly Chrisfmas Chorus and help fo presenf fhe famous Wash- burn Chrisfmas program. R 5 4 :mf th THE CHRISTMAS CI-IORUS AND SPRING CONCERT f5Z3Zf,,QiZ3,25.ii925 sxf.,v12ffw Qf1ff,.w.hM,zm',:V.,g44fMW'w' W . W , ,. ,,44,x4L,4MLs2M' nw:M:4i RiREiAkA: n,vfd3 iA I Fw-' ART FOR ART'S SAKE CHROMA-Back: Weyh, Bliss, Townsend, Han- son, Roberfs, Drake. Middle: Weinberg, Miss Trowbridge, Madsen, Barnard, Bohn, Fisch- bein, Sibbiff, Murphy. Front: Bergsland, Roof, Bates, Swanson, Priliken. ST DENTS 0F NATURE JUNIOR ACADEMY OF SCIENCE-Kneeling: Johnson, D., Doeringsfeld, Gaefz, Lloyd. Standing: Hopkins, Mr. Reque, Rosenbloom, Blackmur, Fossum, Chance, Thomas, Hansen, Andre, Miss Goldsworfhy. EMBRYO IC AUTHORS OUlLL CLUB-Row One: Archer, Josewich, M., Blair, O'Keefe, Josewich, L., Fakler, Whifesel lSecrefaryi, Meckel iVice-Presidenfl. Row Two: Lamberf, Schoen, Rosenberg, San- ford Ureasurerl. Row Three: Vessey, Miss Lucas, O'Brien iPresidenfi. TI-IE SPORT 0F KI GS CHESS CLUB-Sfanding: Pifney, B., Frohbach, Hamilton, Gillam, Anderson, Sahr, Pilney, E., Haverslock, Olson, Wahlquisf, Snedeker. Seafed: Cole, Moyer, Peferson, Mr. Jackson, Wheafon, Wafson. The Chroma Club is one of fhe besf-known clubs af Washburn, and perhaps fhe one wifh fhe mosf enfhusi- asfic membership. Applicanfs for membership are re- quired fo submif fhree pieces of original work, and imprompfu skefches from a model form fhe basis by which fhe club judges fheir fechnique and abilify. The work is fhen vofed upon and fhe new members chosen accordingly. The group is comparafively small: fhey're inferesfed in frying new mediums and subiecfs fo furfher fheir common inferesf in arf. The club visifs various arf displays and goes on skefching picnics as well as holding fheir regular meefings af Washburn. Posfers and adverfisemenfs of school evenfs are made by fhe members. The club is under fhe supervision of Miss Baker and Miss Trowbridge. The Science Club af Washburn is open fo all sfudenfs who are inferesfed in some parficular branch of sci- ence. This means fhaf nof only does fhe member have his or her own specialfy, buf also fhaf fhe member gains a large fund of scienfific knowledge. This is achieved by having various members deliver speeches on his or her chief inferesf. Affer one semesfer in fhe Science Club, fhose who wish fo do advanced scienfific work are invifed fo join fhe Junior Academy of Sci- ence, which is a nafional organizafion. Prospecfive members musf also have a B average in fheir science subiecfs. Each person has a proiecf fo work on during fhe ferm, which is displayed af a sfafe-wide meefing. Quill Club is composed of fhe pofenfial wrifers and aufhors of fomorrow. This group meefs every Thurs- day fo read, discuss, and crificize fheir own works and fhose of fhe ofher members. The Quill Club encour- ages all fypes of wrifing: poefry, essays, and shorf sfories. Each year fhe Quill Club sends some of ifs besf manuscripfs fo fhe Creafive Wrifers' Conference fo gef professional crificisms and commenfs on ifs work. Each semesfer fhe Quill Club has fryoufs for fhose who wish fo ioin Quill. All manuscripfs furned in by fhe aspiranfs are judged by fhe club as a whole. Only fhose showing considerable falenf and sfyle of wrifing are admiffed info Quill Club. Af fhe end of fhe semesfer Quill Club gives a Senior Farewell fo honor fhe graduafing seniors. Washburn's Chess Club is known fo many as one of fhe mosf inferesfing and infriguing of all clubs. lf meefs on Thursday, when fhe members play chess among fhemselves. Then, fhrough challenge mafches, fhey work fo win a place for fhemselves on Washburn's Chess feam. This feam consisfs of five members. Ofher members confinually challenge fhese members for fheir places. The Chess Team meefs on fhe Safur- clays following Washburn's baske+ball games: fhey fhen play fhe feam from fhe same school as fhe baskefball feam played fhe day before. The meefings are held af fhe Minneapolis Chess and Checker Club. Our Chess Club is under fhe supervision of Mr. Jackson, who offen plays as well as kibifzes wifh fhe members. 85 THEY PROMOTE INTERN The Spanish Club, under 'lhe supervision of Miss Laird, Miss Tupper, and Miss Holliday, has become, in lhe lasl' semes'l'er, one of 'rhe mosl' aclive of Washburn's many organizalions. The fall semesl'er's officers were Nancy Main, presi- denl: Pal O'Connor, vice-presidenlg Berlha Horner, secrelaryg and Bob Johnson, lreasurer. The Spanish Club members in 'rhe spring elecled Nancy Blair as presidenl, James Olson as vice- presidenl, Kalhryn Brown as secrelary, and Carolyn Comer as lreasurer. The officers and +he program commillee, headed by Jim Olson, succeeded in ATIO AL UNDERSTANDING giving 'rhe Spanish Club an excellenl' program al' every meeling. The new members lhis semesfer were inilialed inlo lhe club afler having passed a wrillen 'resl' on lhe various Spanish 'rerms lhal are used in conducling meelings. All l'he members were required 'lo learn The Mexican Nafional An'l'hem. The firsl' meeling was The inil'ia'rion meeling. New members were required lo eilher lake parl' in a slcil', sing several modern songs sel' 'ro Spanish words, or recile poelry in Spanish. The Spanish Club, laler in 'rhe semesler, had group singing, using many familiar Spanish songs. As always, l'he club had very appelizing refreshmenls. SPANISH CLUB Row One: Gillam, Horner iSecrelaryl, O'Connor iVice-Presidenfl, Miss Laird, Main iPresiden+J, Johnson, B. Ureasurerl, Olson, J., O'Kieffe. Row Two: Weil, Johnson, L., Wohlrabe, Byslrom, Roedell, Bach, McCann, Neal, Murdock. Row Three: Waison, Lahlinen, Thompson, Garlh, Clarke, Kennedy, Somers, Wash, Bernhardl, Perrine. Row Four: Carlson, Norby, Husfad, Giere, Elvig, Maurilz, Tioren, Maxwell, Super. Row Five: Miller, Schouweiler, Hoffman, Nevius, Lund, Craswell, Butcher, Rossman, Hughes, Blair. Row Six: Collins, Chase, Gullick, McGrafh, Swedberg, Feudner, Hawkinson, Naugle, Barron, Marlin, Kinney. Row One: Comer, Maple, Murphy, Lyford, Miss Tupper, Grosvenor, McNeil, Nass, Geelan. Row Two: Hawkinson, Perry, Hurd, Fay, Hallinan, Luger, Auld, Cropsey, Bohn, Archer. Row Three: Sunberg, Johnson, Buehler, Brown, Rask, Josewich, L., Thorp, Sweelnam, Gram, Buck, Josewich, M. Row Four: Reuland, Slodder, Jesperson, Hansen, Dempesey, Duford, Davis, Mifchell, Hasvold, Hanson. Row Five: Flelcher, Bakke, Sfrandberg, Carlson, Wheeler, Toms, Johnson, Kilbourne, Ringsfrom, Whifesel, Jenkins. FRENCH CLUB-Row One: Kinfz, English, Miss Holliday, Wesf lSecrefaryJ, McChesney lPresidenfJ, Miss Gear, Thom lTreasurerl, Nordley lVice-Presidenfl, Trueman. Row Two: Margulies, Henley, Robin, Kermcif, Wellzin, Williams, Krause, Crofl, Cooper. Row Three: Slodder, Francis, Estes, Wallace, Sanford, Bruchholz, Allman, Gilger. Row Four: Reuland, Fischer, Moore, Allen, Cull, MacLaughlin, LaLone, Yager, Philippsfhal. Row Five: Sluefer, Kilbourne, Donahoe, Hill, Kennon, Caron, Bachman, Dahl, Gelchell, Lalhrop. Row Six: Painler, Rolh, John, Barclay, Wenell, Rand, Flercher, Anderson, Watson. Comer, Blair, Brown, Olson spring Spanish Cabinei. Murphy pays for spealring English in lhird-year French class. FRENCH CLUB FOSTERS IDEALS 0F FREE FRANCE The French Club of Washburn, under 'rhe supervi- sion of Miss Gear, has decreased in enrollmenl' in lhe lasl' semesler, bul' slill ihe members have l'he oppor+uni+y of seeing inleresling programs and eal- ing delicious food. The officers of 'rhe fall semesler were Jean McChes- ney, presiclenlg Jerry Nordley, vice-presidenlg Bar- bara Wesl, secrelaryg and Nancy Thom, lreasurer. Barbara Wesl as presidenl, Polly Sanford as vice- president Mary Wallace as secrelary, and Doro- lhy Wenell as lreasurer, led lhe French Club's various aclivilies during lhe spring semesler. To become a member of lhe French Club il is nec- essary +o have an A average during lhe 'Firs+ six weeks of Sl. A French sludenl, however, may ioin +he club if he or she mainlains a C average in lhe second semesler. The new members +ha+ were inil'ia+ed lasl' fall were required +o recile 'Familiar nursery rhymes in French. This semesler charades were given by 'rhe new members. ln addilion +o lhese inil'ial'ion slunls, each new member musl be able lo wrile and sing La Marseillaisef' A+ lhe Chrislmas parly las'l' semesler lhe French Club mel wilh 'lhe German Club, which is direcled by Miss Denison. A+ lhis ioinl' meeling Mrs. Woodhull lalked on her colleclion of bells. The goal of each French Club member is lo earn one of l'he French Club pins. These pins can be earned by aclive parlicipalion in many of lhe club's acl'ivi+ies. The French Club, as always, had delicious food lhis pasl' year, such as French paslry, French doughnuls, and French fries. 87 wr-1 -my f rx is Row One: Row Two: Whipple, Lewis lSecrefaryJ, Miss Denison, Edelson lVice-Presidenfl, Hicks KPresidenfl. Hopkins, Fay, Andre, Shy, Norum. Row Three: McOuillan, Srorm, Tankel, Fischer. Row Four: Cole, Schroeder, Haxby, Pelerson, Barfholomew. Row Five: Brin, Woodworfh, Limond, Haver- sfock, Prolfengeier, Liebeler. Row One: Jenkins, Lund iVice-Presidenfj, Bysfrom iSecreraryJ, Miss Sandboe, Thom iPresidenfJ, Cras- well Ureasurerl. Row Two: Formanek, Olson, Ross, Anderson, Yager. Row Three: Luger, Trueman, Dickinson, Leonhard, Jones. Row Four: Husfad, Olness, Nemzek, Painler, Whifesel, Main. Row Five: McLean, Anderson, Palmer, Haversfock, Molloy, Lafhrop, Nelson. Row One: Norby lSecrefaryl, Thompson iTreasurerl, Miss Pererson, Sfevenson fPresidenfJ, Whilesel lVice-Presidenfl. Row Two: Bernhardf, Olson, Maslon, Swanson, Luger, Murphy. Row Three: Yager, English, Horner, Walson, MacLaughlin, Thom. Row Four: Blair, McLean, Palmer, John, Painler, Richler. Row Five: Brofen, Haverslock, Molloy, Grosvenor, Gramlinq, Doeringsfeld, Johnson. 88 GERMAN CLUB Washburn has a very acfive Ger- man Club, which is direcfed by Miss Denison. To become a mem- ber of fhis club a German sfudenf musf wrife a fheme in German on Why l Wanf fo Join This Club, learn German parliamenfary ferms, and keep a C average. Lasf fall Marion Hicks as presi- denf, Rufh Edelson as vice-presi- denf, Margaref Lewis as secrefary, and Wayne Whipple as freasurer, led fhe club's acfivifies. This spring's officers were: Peggy Sform, presidenfg Milfon Brin, vice-presidenfg Richard Andre, secrefaryg and Bob Woodworfh, freasurer. DRAMATISTS The Harlequin Club is fhe only dramafic club af Washburn. This organizafion is under fhe direcfion of Miss Pauline Sandboe. The Harlequin Club is open fo fhose sfudenfs who show a marked in- feresf in acfion. Before member- ship is granfed, however, fhe sfu- denf musl' successfully pass a series of fry-oufs. The purpose of fhis club is fo furfher fhe mem- bers' common inferesf in dra- mafics. Each semesfer fhe Harle- quin Club presenfs a play fo fhe sfuclenfs of Washburn af an audi- forium program. POLITICIA S Every Tuesday polifical affairs and currenf evenfs enfhusiasfs gafher fogefher in Room 208 fo discuss some phase of nafional or world problems. This year Mr. Louis Claeson spoke on Labor Problems, Mr. George Frogen spoke on France, and Mr. Phillips Lee ex- plained fhe various fypes of air- planes and mefhods of recogniz- ing fhem. Those who wish fo ioin Polifix Club musf pass a currenf evenfs fesf and give a falk fo fhe assembled club. Then fhese new members musl' serve af fhe senior farewell. he class of June, 1943, after its twelve years of preparation, draws near to Thursday, June lofh. On this night the 385 members will receive their diplomas 1 from Mr. MacQuarrie and leave Washburn to follow their different roads to what lies ahead .... The immediate future of this June class is, perhaps, the most uncertain of any group which has graduated from Washburn. A few members have already started college, while some are already fighting for their country. Many of the boys are going into the Army, Navy, or Marine Corps. Some will start college this June in order to be able to finish before joining the armed forces. The girls must choose between war worlc and higher education .... The class chose Beyond Tomorrow as their theme. This is a challenge to each boy and girl to loolc ahead, to worlc and plan for the time when the classes graduating from Washburn may again step out into a world at peace. . . . gif YQ S W fi E' 'U P' F4 vs- 21 W-, X JMX, 2 ,...-if -5 1 1 gnu 'lab-5' I ' 6 ' 1 ff 'iw 1 HI' 5'-vii IU E SE IORS LOOK BEYO D TOMORROW The resuI+s of Ihe senior eIec+ion showed Jimmy Shilcany 'Io be presiclenl of Ihe June class. Chosen 'Io assisl' him in Ihe managemen+ of class ac+ivi+ies were Virginia Sweelnam as vice-presidenf, Helen I-Iawkinson as secrefary, and Dave Larson as Ireasurer. Jim was an imporfanl' member of Ihe foofball Ieam, baslcefball squad, and baseball Ieam as well as being on Ihe S'I'uden+ Council and a member of Na+ionaI Honor Sociely. Ginnie Sweelnam was presidenl of Silver Tri- HELEN HAWKINSON JIM SHIKANY VIRGINIA SWEETNAIVI S9C 9I'afY Presidenl' Vice-Presidenl SE IDRS T0 A BETTER WORLD AFTER VICTORY angles Girl Reserves, and is secre+ary of Blue Triangles. She is also a member of Nafional Honor Sociely. Hank Hawlcinson was chosen +o represen+ Washburn in +he ci+y compe+i+ion for +he D. A. R. award, a member of Na+ional Honor Sociefy, and edifor of fhe GRIST. Dave Larson was all Hi-Y president as well as being on Nafional Honor Sociefy and a member of fhe foo+ball leam. ROSEMARIE HENLEY DAVE LARSON JEANNE ALLEN Valedicforian Treasurer Salul'a+orian UN I lo O O 0 While af Washburn DICK ATWOOD was on lhe bas- lrefball. foofball, and fracl: feams, and a member of 'rhe Boys' W Club and Boys' Dress CommiH'ee. He plans fo join fhe Navy upon graduafion. ANNE BAER, who fransferred fo Washburn from Garfield High School, Seaffle, was on fhe Girls' Dress Commiffee. LOUIS BAKER, who plans fo go fo 'ihe Universify or ioin fhe Navy, was in band, orchesfra, and Glee Club, besides being on fhe Memorial Commiifee while af Washburn. U BILLBALDWIN, who came fo Washburn in l2B from Millfown, Wisconsin, was on fhe Armed Service Commif- fee. He plans fo affend fhe Universify. While HARRY BANK was af Washburn, h.e was a member of S.T.O. Hi-Y and fhe Armed Service Commiffee. He plans fo go fo Grinnell. BILL BARK was, on +hsCommencemen+ Pro- gram Commiifee. He plans 'ro go lo fhe Universify. 0 While BOB BARR was ai' Washburn, he was presidenf of band, a member of fhe golf squad, Triangle Hi-Y, and fhe Credif Bureau. When NANCY BARTLETT was in Washburn, she was a member of G.A.A., Flags Girl Re- serves, Girls' W Club, and U.C. She was on ihe Bacca- laureafe Commifiee. MARION BARTHOLOMEW plans lo go fo Macalesier' College. While in Washburn she was a member of G.A.A., Magnefs Girl Reserves, U.C., and was on fhe Credif Bureau. 0 JUNE ALBRIGHT was a member of U.C., Commercial Club, and fhe Girls' Dress CommiHee, while a+ Washburn. A+ Washburn HOWARD .ALFORD was a member of the Grisf Sfaff and Class Play CommiHee. He plans fo go on +o +he Universify. JEANNE ALLEN was a member of G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Magnels Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C., Glee Club, Nalional Honor Socieiy, and lhe Commencemenf Program. She plans fo go 'lo Carlefon. I When affending Washburn MARLOW AL- SAGER was a member of 'lhe band, Nalional Honor So- ciely, Spanish Club, and Credif Bureau. ORRIN ANDER- SON was a member of orchesfra, fraclr leam, foofball fearn, Wahian Slat'-F, and +he Scrap Bool: CommiHee, while a+ Washburn. A fransfer from Technical High School af S+. Cloud BOB ANDERSON is on ihe Wahian Business Sfaff and fhe Credif Bureau af Washburn. He plans fo go 'lo lhe Universily. O EARL ANGELL was on lhe Armed Service Commillee af Washburn. He plans 'ro go info ihe Navy Air Corps. A member of G.A.A., V.O.S. Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C., Chroma Club, Spanish Club, and fhe Wahian Ari' S+aFF, besides being on 'rhe Class Play Proper+ies Commilfee, MARY ARCHER plans io go +o Lawrence. When ED ARUNDEL was af Washburn, he was a member of lhe Siamp Club and K.O.D. Hi-Y, and on ihe fennis +eam and +he Bacca- laureafe Commifiee. I I O I I DON BIGELOW was on fhe Sergeani-af-Arms Com- miffee, and is planning on ioining fhe Marines afler grad- uafion. GENE BERMAN was a member of Orchesfra and fhe Boys' Dress Commillee while ai Washburn. His fulure plans are undecided. While ELIZABETH BLAC- TIN was af Washburn she was a member of U.C., G.A.A.. and the Girls' Dress Commiilee. 0 NANCY BLAIR was on the Grisf Sfaff, Wahian Sialf, presidenf of Spanish Club, U.C., Quill Club, Polilix, Library Board, Nalional Honor Sociefy, V.O.S. Girl Reserves and Ihe Senior Exlra Commilfee. She'll be af fhe U nexf fall. TERRY BLISS was a member of Chroma Club and Girls' Dress Commif- lee af Washburn. PATRICIA BOE, who plans Io aflend lhe College of Sf. Cafherine, was a member of V.O.S. Girl Reserves, Library Board, Spanish Club, Wahian Arl Sfaff, and was on Ihe Wahian Commilfee. 0 While al Washburn, SUE BOHN was on 'rhe Wahian Commiffee, G.A.A., V.O.S. Girl Reserves, Chroma Club, Nafional Honor Sociely, and fhe Wahian Arf Siaff. Sue plans Io affend Ihe Universify of Minnesofa. MARIO BONELLO was chairman of fhe Commencemenl House Commillee and a member of fhe Nafional Honor Sociefy. His fulure plans are- undecided. Af Washburn, MARY JANE BOR- MAN was a member of V.O.S. Girl Reserves and ihe' Girls' Dress Commifiee. I VIRGINIA BATES was a member of Chroma-Club and Class Play Sales-House Commiflee. Carlelon College will be her fu+ure alma maler. BETTY BECKETT was in G.A.A.. Girl Reserves, U.C., Commercial Club, and Senior Rec- ords Commilfee. While al Washburn. KEN BEISSEL was a member of fhe Social Refreshmenls Commillee, C BILL BELAN was on ihe ioolball Ieam, lraclr Ieam, Boys' W Club, and Boys' Dress Commiffee. l-le is going +o fhe U. of M. BILL BENNETT was a member of Ihe Social Decoralions Commillee. He is going in'ro ihe Naval Ground Crew after he graduafes. DALE BENSON was on Ihe Commencemenr House Commilfee. He hopes lo go fo lhe U. of M. C Magnets Girl Reserves, G.A.A.. U.C., Girls' W Club, Commercial Club, Grisl Slaff. and cfedai Bureau, were .mended by FAYE BENSON during her years al Washburn. MANLEY BERGQUIST was a member of Boys' Dress Commillee al Washburn. He plans fo go lo Ihe SHIRLEY BERTELSON was on Girls' Dress Commillee a+ Washburn. Her fulure plans are indefinife. gn- s UN I I O O 0 A member of fhe Awards Commiffee, DOROTHY BUTCHER plans lo a++end fhe Universify of Minnesota. She was also a member of G.A.A., Ci+y-Wide Club, U.C., and Spanish Club. RUTHIE BYSTROM was a member of G.A.A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, secrefary of Harlequin, vice-presidenl of Mixed Glee Club, secrefary of Girls' Glee Club and a member of fhe Girls' Dress Commiifee She plans fo afrend lhe U. JACK CALLAHAN be- longed fo fhe Social Enferfainmenf Commi'Hee and Cogs Hi-Y. No+re Dame Universily is his choice for school afler he graduales. 0 While a+ Washburn. BOB CAM- PAIGNE was a foofball and 'lraclr leam member and on Commencemenf Decorafions Commiliee. He infends +o go fo fhe U. of M. HARVEY CARLSON, who plans fo ialre engineering af fhe Universify, assisled on +he Commencemenf Decoralions Commiifee while al' Wash- burn. A fulure sfudenl af fhe U. of M., JOAN CARL- SON belonged +o G.A.A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U.C., Spanish Club. and lhe Girls' Dress CommiHee. I While af Washburn, MARY CARON was a member of G.A.A., U.C., French Club, and fhe Wahian Commiffee. Mary plans lo a'Hend fhe Universily of Minnesoia nexf year. ALBERT CHANCE was a member of fhe Science Club and fhe Armed Service Commillee. He will enfer fhe Naval Air Corps afrer gradualion. While af Washburn, BETTY CHRISTENSON was on 'lhe Senior Records Com- miffee and a member of lhe Commercial Club. 0 A fufure sludenl af +he U. of M., MlLTON BRIN was vice-presidenl of German Club, member of Sparlxs Hi-Y, and fhe Commencemeni Program Commillee. KATHRYN BROWN, Co-edi+or of lhe Wahian, was kepl busy being secrelary of V.O.S. Girl Reserves, secrelary of Quill Club, secrelary of Spanish Club, a member. of lhe Grisl' Sfaff, U.C.,lLibrary Board, fhe Senior Exlra Com- millee, and of Nalional Honor Sociefy. Kafie will be a fulure sfudenf of fhe Universily of Minnesola. A member of lhe Scrap Book Commilfee, ROGER BUCHANAN plansilo join lhe Navy Air Corps. 0 Af Washburn. MAR- JORIE BUCK was a member of lhe Girls' Dress Commir- fee, G.A.A., U.C., and Spanish Club. She inlends +o sfudy nursing af Sf. Calherine's. A fulure Marine, JOHN BUDDE was a member of Boys' Dress Commilfee, Boys' Club, and 'rhe foolball and fraclc squads. DON BUE was a member of fhe Boys' W Club, foolball and baseball leams, and a Sergeanl'-at-Arms. He plans fo ioin lhe Army when he graduafes. O A+ Washburn, PHYLLIS BUEHLER belonged 'ro fhe Credil Bureau, G.A.A., and Spanish Club. She hasn'+ decided which college she will a+fend nexf year. A 'fulure business college sludenf, ANGELINE BUJARSKI was on fhe Class Play Sales-House Commifree and fhe Commercial Club while she was ,al Washburn. BOB BURNHAM was fhe manager of +he foofball squad, a member of fhe Boys' W Club, and lhe Armed Service Commiflee. He inlends +o ioin lhe Army Air Corps. 9 O I O O 0 PHOEBE CRASWELL was aciive in Spanish Club, U.C., Harlequin, G.A.A., Girls' W Club, Cify-Wide Club, and Girls' Dress Commilfee. She hopes lo enfer 'lhe U. of M. French Club, U.C., G.A.A. and Social Refreshmenfs Com- miflee were parl of lhe aclivilies of MARY CULL. She hopes fo malce fhe U. of M. her fufure school. JOHN CULLEN was a member of French Club, Rams Hi-Y, and the Social Refreshmenls Commiffee: He plans fo a'H'end fhe U. of M. 0 While ARLENE DAHL was in school, she belonged lo 'u.c., French Club. Glee Club. Naiional Honor Sociefy, and Social Enferfainmenf Commiffee. Ai Washburn JERE DALLDORF was a member of Triangles Hi-Y and fhe Commencement Program Commiffee. He hopes fo enfer the U. of M. FRANCIS DAWSON was in U.C., G.A.A., and lhe Girls' Dress Commiiiee when she wenl fo Washburn. O A member of G.A.A., Girls' Club, U.C., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, Spanish Club, and fhe Baccalaureafe Commilfee, ELLALINE 'DAVIS plans 'lo go fo fhe U. of M. SHIRLEY DAVISON was a member of G.A.A., U.C., Flags Girl Reserves, and fhe Commencemenf Program Commiffee af Washburn. JOHN DEEDS was a member of Washburn's Golf Team and Tri- angles Hi-Y. He is planning 'fo enler Texas A. 8: M. l afler gradualion. ' 0 NEVA CHRISTOPHERSON was af member of G.A.A., U.c.,.v.o.s. Girl Reserves, Grisl' Slaff, and ihe Wahian Commilfee. The U. of M. will be her fuiure alma mafer. Nalional'Honor Sociefy, U.C., Spanish and Chroma Clubs, and Wahian Commiflee were ANNE' CLARKE'S acfivifies af Washburn. She hopes lo enfer fhe U. of M. CAROL COLE belonged fo German, Chess, and U.C. Clubs as well as G.A.A., earns' w Club, cify-wsae Club, Girl Re- serves, Wahian Sfaff and Commifiee. She will go lo fhe U. of M. 0 CAROLYN COMER was treasurer of Spanish Club,'in U.C., G.A.A., Girl Reserves, and Girls' Dress Commiffee al Washburn. She is a fufure U. of M. slu- dent' Spanish Club, G.A.A., U.C., Sigma Phi Girl Re- serves, and Girls' Dress Commiffee were all on PATRICIA COOK'S acfivily lisf. Her fufure plans are sfill undecid- ed. While JIM CORBETT was al Washburn, he was on lhe Boys' Dress Commiflee. He will be called by lhe Army Air Corps soon alfer gradualion. 0 DAVE COSLER was on fhe Armed Service Commillee and was a member of Scarabs Hi-Y af Washburn. He plans fo enler one of lhe armed forces. GLADYS COX was a member of lhe Social Refreshmenfs Commiffee. She plans fo allend eifher Sullvin or lhe Parkway U. nexl fall. JEAN CROP- SEY was in U.C., Spanish Club, Magnels Girl Reserves, G.A.A., Library Board, and fhe Wahian Commiffee. She is anofher fufure U. of M. sfudenf. o o o o U DELORES EARL was an alhleiics champ, and a mem- ber of,G.A.A. and Commercial Club. She is uncerfain abouf her fufure plans. While in Washburn, STAN EARL was a member of fhe baseball feam, Boys' W Club, and fhe Sergeanf-af-Arms Commiilee. He will aH'end Blake College. MARILYN EASTMAN is a member of Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, G.A.A., and U.C. She will alfend a- business college. 0 RUTH EDELSON was a member of G.A.A., V.O.S. Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C., German Club, Band, Wahian Sfaff, and Social Refreshmenis Commiffee. She will enfer Ihe Medical Technical School af fhe U. of M. While a+ Washburn MARY ELLEN ENDICOTT was a member of G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Naiional Honor Sociefy, Sfirrups Girl Re- serves, Girls' W Club, Cify-Wide Wearer, U.C. Secre- fary, Assisfanf Arf Edifor of fhe Wahian, Grisf Slafl, and fhe Credii Bureau. She will be a fulure U. of M. sfu- denf. IRVING ENGLISH was a member of French Club, Glee Club, Polilix Club, ihe baslreiball leam, Triangles Hi-Y presideni, All Hi-Y freasurer, and Class Play Pub- licily Chairman. He will aflend fhe U. of M. C During his fhree years af Washburn, GLEN ENGSTRAND was a member of fhe Boys' Dress Commifiee. He will aflend fhe U. of M. While KENNETH ERICKSON was af Wash- burn, he was a member of lhe Boys' Dress Commi'H'ee. He plans lo go +o fhe U. , ANGELINE ERNEWEIN was a member of fhe orcheslra, Nalional Honor Sociely, Com- mercial Club, Chrislmas Chorus, and Commencemenf Pro- gram Commiffee. -Affer graduafion she will 'lake a sfeno- graphic posifion. L ' C While affending Washburn LOLA MAE DERBY was a member of G.A.A., U.C., Glee Club, and lhe Social Dec- orafions Commilfee. She plans lo affend 'lhe Minneapolis School of Art. During her fwo years af Washburn MARY Lou DICKENSON was a member of U.C., Harlequin Club, and fhe Class Memorial Commiflee. She will enfer fhe U. of M. JIM DOBRIN was a member of lhe Rams Hi-Y, 'the Class Play Publicily Commilfee, and he was a cheerleader for fhree years. He plans io aflend lhe U. of M. O KARL DOERINGSFELD, while in Washburn, was a member of Chess Club, lhe Choir, Glee Club, Na- fional Honor Sociefy, Polilix Club. Science Club, Spurs Hi-Y. the Class Memorial Commiifee, and he was man- ager of fhe 4Wahian Business Sfaff. He will afiend 'lhe U. of M. While arfending Washburn, ROBERT DOHENY was a member of ihe Slage Crew, 'the Sound Crew, and Chairman of The Class Movie Commilfee. He will afiend fhe U. of M. LORRAINE DONLEY is a member of fhe G.A.A., Girl Reserves. Commercial Club, and Social Dec- orafions Commiffee. She will be a sludenl af 'lhe U. of M. in lhe fall. C JOANNE DOUGALL is a member of U.C., and lhe Social Refreshmenls Commi+lee. She is a fufure U. of M. sfudenf. While alfending Washburn, DICK DURRELL was a member of Ihe Grisf Siaff. Boys' W Club, fhe foolball ieam, S.T.O. Hi-Y, ihe Com- mencemeni Decoraiions Commiflee, Capfain ol ihe bas- lrefball and baseball ieams. He plans fo go lo Texas A. 8: M. College. During his lhree years in high school, JACK DYSTE was a member of fhe I-9 Hi-Y, and chair- man of +he Armed Service Commillee. WM... -...l943 O MARY JEAN FISCHER was lrepl busy wilh G.A.A.. Magnels Girl Reserves, U.C., Chroma Club, French Club, Wahian Sfalli, and Class Play Properfies Commiflee. She will go on io ihe Universiiy. When BOB FLAKNE was in Washburn, he was a member of lhe Scrap Boolz Commii- lee. He plans lo ioin rhe Marines. BETTY FLEMMING was a member of G.A.A., Girls' W Club, U.C., Com- mercial Club, Grisi Slalif, and fhe Scrap Book Commiflee. Her fufure plans are, undecided. 0 While MARJORIE FLETCHER was in Washburn, she was a member of G.A.A., Girl Reserves, French Club, and fhe Commence- meni Commiilee. She will go fo fhe U. While affend- ing Washburn, JACK FORD was on the baslrelball 'leam and lhe Boys' Dress Commillee. DICK FOSSUM will go on fo lhe When in Washburn, he was a member of Glee Club, Rams Hi-Y, Science Club, and lhe Bacca- laureale Commiliee., 0 While WESLEY FRANZIN was in Washburn, he was in fhe Social Decorafions Commilfee. He wanfs lo faire Marine Officers' Training. TOM FREE- MAN was in Science Club, Sound Crew, and Class Movie Commiffee af Washburn. He plans fo ioin ihe Navy. When ED GAETZ was ai Washburn, he was in lhe Science Club and fhe Social Refreshmenls Commiifee. He wanls fo join lhe Navy Air Corps. . U While af Washburn, JIM ERRETT was a member of fhe Glee Club, Male Chorus, presiclenf of lhe Sfamp Club, and Baccalaureafe Commifiee. He is undecided aboul his fufure plans. ALICE ESTES, while al Washburn, was a member of G.A.A., V.O.S. Girl Reserves. U.C., French Club, Grisl Slaff, Nalional Honor Sociely, Wahian Ari Sfaff, and Class Play Properfies Commiflee. She plans lo go lo fhe Universily. CARL EWERT was presidenl of S.T.O. Hi-Y, presidenl of Glee Club, vice-presideni of Male Chorus, and on fhe Credil Bureau while af Wash- burn. O While al' Washburn, PHYLLIS FAIRBANKS was in G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C., Commercial Club, Wahian Slaff, and fhe Social'Decora1ions Commiffee. MARY JANE FARRELL was in G.A.A., U.C., Spanish Club, and lhe Memorial Commillee while al Washburn. She plans lo go fo Carleion. When aflending Washburn, AUGUSTA FAVORITE was a member of G.A.A., U.C., and The Social Defails Commillee. She will go fo ihe U. 0 A+ Wash- burn HELEN FEIGEL was in U.C. and fhe Commencemenf Decorations Commiiiee. She will go on lo ari school. MARGARET FEUDNER, who plans lo go fo lhe U, was a member of G.A.A., Flags Girl Reserves, U.C., Spanish Club, Wahian Slalif, and ihe Social Decoralions Commif- fee. While al Washburn, MARION FISCHER was in G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club. U.C., German Club. Nafional Honor Society, and was lhe co-chairman of Commencemenl House Commillee. She plans lo 'lalre nursing al lhe U. ,g. lUE.... Q The U.C. Club, Nalional Honor Sociefy, Spanish Club, and Class Play Publicify claimed JUNE GRAM'S alien- lion while af Washburn. DON GRAMLING, who plans fo aflend college, was a member of lhe Polifix Club and Scrap Boolz Commillee while al' Washburn. MARJORIE GRAPP, a member of G.A.A. and fhe Class Play Publicily Commiifee, will aifend ihe U. of M. aifer graduafion. 0 The'AGirls' Dress Commiflee, G.A.A., and U.C. claimed mosi oi ROSEMARY GRAPP'S lime while she aliended Washburn. While she was af Washburn, LENOR GREEN was a ,member oi G.A.A., U.C., Commercial Club, and fhe Girls' Dress Commiiiee. She plans fo go info sec- reiarial work. R. L. GROSVENOR, co-associale edilor of lhe Wahian, was a member of ihe Glee Club, Harle- quin Club, Nalional Honor Socigly, Poliiix Club, Spanish Club, and +I-ie Social Enferlainmenf Commiilee. He plans ro aflend lhe U. of M. 0 MARGARET GULLICK, a mem- ber of G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C., Library Board, Span- ish Club, and Vocaiional Guidance Commiflee, plans 'lo aflend fhe Souih Dalcola Slaie College. G.A.A., U.C., Commercial Club, and fhe Social Decoraiions Commiliee claimed mosl of DOROTHY GUSTAFSON'S 'time while she aflended Washburn. She is undecided aboul her fulure plans. BETTY JUNE HANSEN was a member of G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C., and fhe Memorial Commil- lee while af Washburn. She may ailend lhe U. of M. aiier gradualionf ' 1 O While JOHIN GARDNER was af Washburn, he was a member of fhe Credif Bureau. He is undecided as fo his fulure plans. PAT GARTH, who plans fo affend Norlh- weslern Universify, was a member of G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Flags Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club. U.C., Na- fional Honor Sociely, Spanish Club, and Class Play Read- ing Commillee. While JEAN GARVEY was al' Washburn, she belonged lo Magnefs Girl Reserves, U.C., and Bacca- laureafe Commiifee. She plans 'lo allend 'lhe U. of M. O JEAN GENTER, a iufure U. of M. sludenl, was a member of G.A.A., U.C., and Social Defail Commillee while she was a+ Washburn. When SUSAN GETCHELL was al Washburn, she was a member of G.A.A., Girls' W Club, French Club, and Scrap Book Commillee. While ai Washburn, HAROLD GILBERT was a member of K.O.D. Hi-Y and fhe Boys' Dress Commiflee. He plans +o ioin 'ihe Navy ailer graduaiion. O CORKY Gll-l-AM was a member of lhe Chess Club, Spanish Club, Spurs Hi-Y, and lhe Credil Bureau. He plans lo enler lhe law college ai Minnesoia. WALTER GOLLlNG, a member of lhe Social Defail Commiifee, plans io enfer ihe Navy affer 9,-aduaiion, While a+ Washburn, JOHN GOULD was a member of lhe baslcefball 'leam and 'lhe Credii Bureau. He plans fo affend fhe U. of M. . I I O I HELEN HAWKINSON was secrefary of +he IZA class as well as being Sfudenf Council secreiary, All-Cify Girl Reserve presideni, ediior of fhe Grisf, Blue Tri l.C.C., and a member of Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U.C., Na+ional Honor Socieiy, and Spanish Club. Hank will sfarl Macalesfer nexf fall. MARLYS HAWKINSON was in G.A.A., Magneis Girl Reserves, U.C., Spanish Club, and Awards Commiiiee. Marlys is going fo lhe U. CURT HAYES was a member of Boys' Dress Commillee. Curl inlends lo enler lhe service soon. U HOWARD HEAD- INGS, who was on lhe Social Defail Commillee, plans +o ioin fhe Army soon aifer graduafion. BOB HEALD was on lhe Class Play Sales-House Commillee. Bob plans lo ioin the Army Air Corps Ground Crew. BETTY HEATH was in U.C., French Club, Nafional Honor Sociely, and on lhe Vocalional Guidance Commiilee. Belly plans lo go +o lhe U. C WARREN HEINBOCKEL, who was on lhe Social Defail Commiffee, has no fulure plans. While al Washburn, ROSEMARIE HENLEY was in G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, a Cify-Wide Wearer, Flags Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C., French Club, Glee Club, Nafional Honor Sociefy, and Commencemenf Program Commiflee. Rosemarie plans lo go info music. DOROTHY HEYER was in G.A.A., Magneis Girl Reserves, U.C., and Com- mencemenl Decoraiions Commiffee. Dorolhy plans fo go into business. - 0 GRACE HANSON, who plans jl'o worlr affer gradua- fion, was a member of ihe Class Play Properly Commif- lee. MYRNA HANSON, who 'transferred from LaCrosse, Wisconsin, was a member of fhe G.A.A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U.C., and fhe Commencemenf House.Commil'- fee. She plans fo aHend ihe U. of M. While af Wash- burn, NAIME HANSON was a member of G.A.A., Girls' W Club, Cily-Wide Club, U.C., V.O.S. Girl Reserves. fhe orchesira, Spanish Club, Naiional Honor Sociefy, and chairman of fhe Commencemeni Program Commiilee. She plans fo a'Hend fhe U. of M. U RICHARD HANSON, who plans 'ro enler +he Coasf Guard, was a member of fhe Chroma Club, Rams Hi-Y, and fhe Class Play Pub- licily Commiffee. While ai Washburn, DON HASTINGS was in lhe Boys' W Club, on lhe foolball feam, and fhe Class Play Publicify Commiliee. He plans fo affend fhe U. of M. MARILYN HASVOLD, who is undecided abou? her fufure plans, was a member of fhe U.C., Nalional Honor Sociely, Spanish Club, and 'lhe Vocaiional Guid- ance Commiilee. 0 GARDNER HATCH was a member of fhe Commencement Program Commiflee while he was af Washburn. He plans +o aHend 'lhe U. SCOTT HATCH, who was a member of ihe band and fhe Boys' Dress Commiifee, iransferred from 'rhe Child High School in Edgerlon, Wisconsin. ScoH is undecided aboui his plans for lhe fulure. DAVID HATLESTAD was on 'lhe baslrefball ieam, a member of S.T.O. Hi-Y, and on fhe Commencemenf Decoraiions Commifiee. David plans lo go fo lhe U. or Guslavus Adolphus. ' IUNE O GEORGE HUME, who was a member of Chess Club and on fhe Armed Service Commiffee, plans lo ioin lhe Army soon afler graduafion. GRACE HURD was on lhe G.A.A. Board, U.C., Glee Club, Library Board, Na- fional Honor Sociely, Spanish Club, and on 'lhe Social Enlerlainmenf Commilfee. CHARLOTTE HUSSEY, who was on fhe Social Delail Commillee, plans fo go lo busi- ness school affer gradualion. U When ADELAIDE HUS- TAD allended Washburn, she was a member of G.A.A., Girls' W Club. U.C., Glee Club, Harlequin, Library Board, Nafional Honor Sociefy, Spanish Club, Wahian Slaff, chairman of Social Decoralions Commillee, and secrelaryiof Flags Girl Reserves. MERT INGHAM spenl perl of his school lime as a member of band, slage crew, and Class Memorial Commiffee. He plans lo aH'end +he U. lhis fall. While MARGE JENKINS was al Wash- burn, she was a member of G.A.A., Slirrups Girl Re- serves, Girls' W Club, U.C., Harlequin, Library Board. Nafional Honor Sociely, and served as chairman of 'lhe Class Play- Reading Commillee. She plans 'lo allend lhe Universify of Michigan... BETTY JERNBERG fool: parl in G.A.A., 'Sfirrups Girl Reserves, U.C., and Social Dec- oralions Commiflee. During her career al Washburn. PAULINE JOHN was aclive in G.A.A., Flags Girl 'Re- serves, Blue Tri Cabinel, U.C., Library Board, Polifix, Science Club, Wahian Sfalil, and Credil Bureau. Afler graduation, FLORENCE JOHNSON plans lo 'lake nurs- ing., She was a member of lhe Commencemenl House Comrriiilee. A o MARION Hlcxs was in G.A.A., v.o.s. em Reserves, U.C., Chess Club, German Club, Nalional Honor Sociely, and on fhe Wahian Commillee. Marion plans lo go lo lhe U. WARREN HINZ, who was on lhe Sergeanl'-at Arms Commiflee, plans lo be in 'lhe Army soon. RUTH HOFFMAN was in Slirrups Girl Reserves. U.C., Glee Club, Spanish Club, and on fhe Baccalaureale Commiflee. Rulh plans 'lo go lo fhe U. O GEORGE HOHLER, who was on 'lhe Class Play Sales-House Commillee, has no fulure plans. BERTHA HORNER was in G.A.A., Slirrups Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C., Polilix Club, Span- ish Club, and Commencemenl Decorafions Commiflee. Berlha plans fo go lo lhe U. JEAN HOWE, who was in Spanish Club and on Social Decoralions Commillee, plans 'lo go inlo Radio Communicafions. 0 PEGGY HUBER, a member of G.A.A., U.C., and Class Play Pub- licify Commillee, plans fo go lo lhe U. CLARK HUD- SON. who was on fhe Boys' Dress Commillee, plans fo ioin fhe Army Air Corps. A member of G.A.A., U.C.. Spanish Club. and Girls' Dress, Commiflee, JOYCE HUGHES plans fo go lo Carlelon. - - A - - 1 9 4 3 O BETTY KENNEDY, who also plans lo allend lhe U-., was a member of G.A.A., U.C., Spanish Club, and Girls' Dress Commiifee while af Washburn. A former Marshall sludenf, KATHLEEN KERMOTT was aclive in G.A.A., U.C., French Club, and Class Play Publicily Commiffee during her senior year af Washburn. JOHN KING, who plans lo allend 'lhe U. of M., was aclive in foolball, Boys' W Club, S.T.O. Hi-Y, and served as chairman of lhe Boys' Dress Commiflee during his career af Wash- burn, O While af Washburn, ALICE KIRK belonged fo G.A.A., Commercial Club, and Class Play Sales-House Commiflee. She plans io allend business college. EM- MET KNOX was a member of fhe foolball leam, 'lhe lraclx leam, and fhe Boys' Dress Commiffee. He is going io go in lhe Marines. A Cify-Wide Wearer, BARB KNUTSON was acfive in G.A.A., Magnefs Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, Grisi Sialif, and Credii Bureau. She plans io a'Hend fhe U. of M. 0 FRANCIS KOCOUREK was a member of Boys' Chorus, French and German Club, Boys' W Club, and Class Movie Commillee. While al Washburn, DEAN KONOP was a member of Spurs Hi-Y and Armed Service Commillee. He plans lo 'lalre Officer Cadei' Training in lhe Marilime Service. ART ' KOPEL- MAN was aciive in Spurs Hi-Y, Grisl' Siaff, and Senior Exfra Commiifee. He inlends 'lo conlinue al lhe U. of M. o JOANNEIJOI-INSON was s member of e.A.A., sm- rups Girl Reserves, U.C., Apprenlice, Glee Club, Spanish Club, and Social En+er+ainmeni Commifiee. She vjill fake nurse's iraining afler graduaiion. A, member of G.A.A., U.C., Commercial Club, and Social Delail Com- mi++ee, MARGARET JOHNSON will find office worl: affer gradualfion. RICHARD JOHNSON, Aa member of Glee Club and Social Decoralions Commiilee, will go ani., radio you .ner gfsau.+aon. o BILL Joi-iNsoN was onlihe Sergeanl-a+-Arms Commiliee while af Wash- burn. While he was a+ Washburn. BOB JOHNSTON was almember of 'rhe foolball and wreslling feams, Rams Hi-Y, and Boys' Dress Commiffee. He plans 'lo alfend fhe U. GORDON JOHNSTONE was a 'member of lhe Sergeanl-al'-Arms Commifiee. His 'fufure plans are un- decided. 0 JEANNE KALIN, a fufure S+. Olaf sludenl, belonged fo G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C., and Social Decorafions Commiliee. During her career af Washburn, ANTOINETTE KAROS was aclive in G.A.A., Slirrups Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C., Commercial Club, Na- tional Honor Socieiy, and Credil Bureau. SHIRLEY KELLER, a member of Girl Reserves, French Club, and Memorial Commiifee, plans lo aiiend 'lhe U. E o o 0 o V. When NANCY LESLIE was al Washburn, she belonged lol U.C., G.A.A., and served on 'lhe Social Defail Com- miH'ee. MARGARET LEWIS was a member of Magnels Girl Reserves, U.C., and German Clubs, and Commence- menl House Commillee. She plans lo enroll ai' lhe U. DONNA LILLIE 'look pari' ini Commercial and U.C. Club acfivifies. Her plans for lhe lufure are uncerlain. I When WARREN LILLY aflended Washburn, he was all Hi-Y vice-presidenf, member of I-9 Hi-Y, Boys' W Club, foolball feam, and Boys' Dress CommiH-ee, MARY LIMOND, a fufure Minnesola sfudenl, belonged 'ro Mag- nels Girl Reserves, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, U.C., and German Club. She served on Social Decoralions Ccmmiflee. JUNE LINDELL was a member of G.A.A. and U.C. June was also on lhe Class Play Publacny 'commz++ee.. 0 MARY LONG, who plans.1-0 enler business college, served on 'fhe Memorial Commif- lee. JOYCE LOTHROP was a member of 'lhe Armed Service Commillee. She plans 'fo alfend lhe U. of M. While allending lhis school, DOROTHY LOVDAL was aclive in Sfirrups Girl Reserves, U.C., G.A.A,, and gn +I-,e Girls' 'Dress Comrnilfee. DoH'ie plans lo enler defense work on gradualion. A I ' gina , , rl During her years al' Washburn, EVELYN KOSMAS was in Commercial Club, U.C., Nafional Honor Sociefy, Slir- rups Girl Reserves, G.A.A., 'G.A.A. Board, and co- chairman of Senior Records. JOHN LABELLE was a member of The Social Refreshmenl Commillee. Lille many olher senior boys, his 'lulure plans are indefinife. JOYCE LALONE divided her lime inlo French Club. U.C., U.C. Cabinel, and Girls' W Club, G.A.A., V.O.S. Girl Reserves, Wahian Edilorial Slalif, and chairman of fhe Class Play Properlies Commiflee. Joyce also plans lo alfend fhe U. ,l While al Washburn, PHYLLIS LAMB was a member of U.C. and Class Play Sales-House Commillee. She hopes 'ro conlinue her educalion al a business college. LOIS' LANE'S inleresl was wilh U.C., Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., and Class Play Sales-House Commiflee. Lois also plans lo allend business college. DAVE LARSON, senior class lreasurer, was a member of Sparks Hi-Y, all Hi-Y president Nafional Honor Sociely, Boys' W Club, hack and foo+ball feams, and headed 'fhe Credif Bureau. His choice is lhe U. of M. 0 JEROME JERRY LARSON held membership in S.T.O. Hi-Y, Male Glee Club, Nalional Honor Sociely, foolball feam, and Baccalaureale Commillee. He hopes lo be called 'ro Annapolis on his allernale appoinlmenl. CHARLES LEG- LER' belonged lo lhe Spurs Hi-Y, Boys' W . Club, Grisl Slalil, Social Enlerfainmenl Commillee, and caplained ihe fraclc feam. Afler gradualion, Chuck plans lo be wilh fhe Army Air Corps. While al' Washburn, TOM LENVIK was acfive in A.P.O. Hi-Y and served on lhe Social Dec- oralions Commillee. Tom plans Io ioin lhe Naval Air Corps. o o o o I While affending Washburn, BOB MAIERS was a mem- ber of fhe Class Memorial Commiffee. Bob expecfs fo be draffed soon. SHIRLEY MAISONNEUVE belonged fo U.C. and fhe Class Play Publicify Commiffee, She plans fo affend fhe U. While TOM MAPLE affended Washburn, he was on fhe fennis feam and fhe Com- mencemenf Program Commiffee, He will be in fhe Navy Air Corps when he graduafes. O While BILL MARCOTTE was af Washburn, he was on fhe foofball feam and fhe Awards Commiffee, He hopes fo go fo fhe U. JOAN MARGULIES was a member of G.A.A., U.C., Commercial Club, French Club, Grisf Sfaff, Nafional Honor Sociely. and fhe Class Memorial Commiffee, She will affend fhe U. During JOAN MARTlN'S high school career, she was a member of Girl Reserves, U.C., Spanish Club, and fhe Social Enferfainmenf Commiffee. Joan has a con- fracf wifh fhe Ice-Capades when she graduafes. 0 ROD- NEY MARTINSON belonged fo fhe Glee Club, Nafional Honor Sociefy, and was chairman of fhe Sergeanf-af-Arms Commiffee, He hopes fo go fo Sf. Olaf. While JEANNE MAURER was af Washburn, she was a member of U.C. and fhe Baccalaureafe Commiffee. Jeanne plans fo af- fend fhe Pepin Arf School. MARILYN MAXWELL be- longed fo G.A.A., Magnefs Girl Reserves, U.C., Spanish Club, and fhe Memorial Commiffee. She plans on af- fending fhe U. 0 DOROTHY Lowen, who was wave in u.c., G.A.A., and served on fhe Social Defail Commiffee, plans fo do office worl: on, leaving school. During his days af Wash- burn, IRVINGALUGER fool: parf in Polifix and Harlequin Club acfiviries, fennis feam, Senior Exfra Commiffee, and was Sporfs Edifor of fhe Wahian. Affer graduafion lrv plans fo ,see service in fhe Army. IMARYGENE LUND was a member of G.A.A., Spanish Club, Library Board, Grisf Sfalif, fhe Social Enferfainmenf Commiffee, and vice-presidenf ,of Harlequin. She will affend fhe U. 0 While af Washburn, RUTH LUREN was a member of G.A.A., Sfirrups Girl Reserves, U.C., Commercial Club, and fhe Armed Service Commiffee, ,She hopes fo affend business college. When BILL LYFORD was a sfudenf, af Washburn, he was a member of fhe Boys' W Club, gym feam, capfain of fhe swimming feam, Triangles Hi-Y, and fhe Social Decorafions Commiffee, He hopes fo go fo fhe U. JORDIS MAANUM, who was a member of Girls' Dress Commiffee, plans fo do secrefarial worlr affer graduafion. D CHARLES MacNAMARA, who was on fhe Awards Commiffee, will affend fhe U. GLORIA MADLAND was a member of G.A.A., Sfirrups Girl Re- serves. Girls' W Club, U.C., Commercial Club, and fhe Girls' Dress Commiffee. She is planning fo go fo fhe U. DAN MAHER, who was a member of fhe Class Play Sales-House Commiffee, will go in fhe Navy affer graduafion. jUy..y.. 0 JEAN METTLER has decided fo enfer business college. She was a member of U.C. and Class Play Publicify Com- miffee. DON MEYER plans fo go info aviafion affer he graduafes. A fufure U. of M. sfudenf, MARY MINER belonged fo G.A.A. and fhe Armed Service Commiffee. 0 JOHN MITCHELL was a member of fhe Grisf Sfafl and Social Enferfainmenf Commiffee. MARGARET MITCHELL belonged fo G.A.A.,'lU.C., Library Board, Spanish Club, and Baccalaureafe Commiffee. She will enfer Wheafon College in fhe fall. VIRGINIA MITCH- ELL, a member of G.A.A., U.C., Cbmmercial Club, Wa- hian Sfaff and Senior Record Commiffee, will go fo fhe U. of M. 0 Anofher Universify sfudenf will be TOM MOLLOY, who'was a member of fhe Chess Club, Harle- quin, Nafional Honor Sociefy, Polifix, Wahian Commiffee and co-edifor of fhe Wahian. ANNABELLE MOOG, who will work affer graduafion, was presidenf of Com- mercial Club, a W wearer, and belonged fo G.A.A., and Vocafional Guidance Commiffee. AflWashburn, TRlSH MOORE was a member of Sfirrups Girl Re- serves, U.C., French Club, Grisf Sfaff, Wahian Sfaff, and Wahian Commiffee. Trish is undecided abouf her fufure. -u N......i,, C PATRICIA MAURITZ, who was a member of G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C., Library Board, Spanish Club, and fhe Commencemenf LHouse Commiffee. plans fo go fo fhe U. BETTY ANN MacLAUGHLlN was a member of G.A.A., Sfirrups 4Girl Reserves: Girls' W Club, U.C., French Club, Nafional Honor Sociefy, Polifix Club, Wa- hian::SfaFf, and fhe Wahian Commiffee. She plans fo affend fhe , U. MARY McCARTNEY was a member of G.A.A., French Club, Nafional Honor Sociefy, and fhe Scrap Book Commiffee. Mary hopes fo affend fhe U. 0 JEAN McCHESNEY was a member of G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, V.O.S. Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C., U.C. Cabinef, French Club, Nafional Honor Sociefy, freasurer of Blue Tri, Wahian Arf SfaFl,- and Chairman of fhe Awards Commiffee. Jean plans fo affend Pomona Col- lege. JANIS McNEILL belonged fo G.A.A., Flags Girl Reserves. U.C., Spanish Club, and fhe Scrap Book Com- miffee. She is going fo affend fhe U. While JOANNE MEAD was af Washburn, she was a member of U.C. and fhe Social Defail Commiffee. Joanne hopes fo fake up nursing. 0 BARBARA MEADLEY was a member of G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C., Commercial Club, French Club. and ,fhe Social Defail Commiffee. She infends fo go fo' business college. Af Washburn, JANE MEIGHEN ioined G.A.A., U.C., and fhe Commencemenf Decorafions Commiffee. BARBARA MERRILL belonged fo fhe Scrap Book Commiffee. - Q- - - 1943 U Al Washburn, SHIRLEY NELSON belonged 'lo U.C., G.A.A., and fhe Awards Commiffee. She will enfer lhe U. of M. in fhe fall. PHYLLIS NEMZEK is undecided as lo her fufure plans. She was in U.C., Appren+ice Club, Harlequin and Girls' Dress Commillee. JEAN NERMOE will fake nursing afler gradualion. She was in G.A.A., Magnefs Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C., and Scrap Boolr Commiffee ai Washburn. 0 PHYLLIS NEVILLE was a member of G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, V.O.S. Girl Re- serves, Girls' W Club, U.C., Spanish Club and 'lhe Social Decoralions Commiffee. Phyllis plans fo be a nurse or go +o lhe U. of M. BETTY NEVIUS lefl G.A.A., Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U.C., Glee Club, Spanish Club, and lhe Girls' Dress Commiffee fo affend college. MATT NOLAN, who 'rransferred from Cenlral in his senior year, was acfive on loofball, fraclu, and baseball feams. Muli- zie was a member of Boys' W Club and fhe Boys' Dress Commilfee. 0 Al Washburn, IONE NORBY was a member of G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, Cify- Wide Club, U.C., Grisl Slaff, Library Board, Nalional Honor Sociefy, Polilix Club, Spanish Club, Wahian Sfaff, Sfirrups Girl Reserves, and Blue Tri Cabinet lone, who was lreasizrer of U.C., vice-presidenf of Polifix and chair- man of Girls' Dress Commiflee, is undecided as lolher fufure college plans. GERRY NORDLEY, aciive in French Club, Nafional Honor Sociefy, K.O.D. Hi-Y, Boys' Dress Commilfee, will affend lhe Universily of Minnesola. A fufure U. ol M. sludenf, PHIL NORRIS was a member of Apprenfice Club, Rams Hi-Y, Boys' W Club, 'lennis ieam, and chairman of Class Play Sales-House Com-millee. .1 0 ROGER MORRISON was in I-9 Hi-Y and Boys' Dress Commiflee. He will enfer 'lhe Army Air Corps soon affer gracluaiion. CELE MURPHY ioined G.A.A., U.C., Poli+ix, and Social Defail Commiflee while af Washburn. PAUL MURPHY, who was arl edilor of fhe Wahian and presidenl of Chroma Club. was also on Grisl Sfafl and Social Decoralions Commiifee. Paul plans lo allend fhe Ar? lnsfifule of Chicago. 0 While BOB MUYRES was al Washburn, he was a member of lhe Class Play Sales- House Commillee. LOIS NAUGLE belonged lo Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, G.A.A., UiC.. Glee Club, Library Board, Spanish Club, and Class Play Properlies Commif- lee. Lois will go lo +he U. of M. A+ Washburn, MARY JANE NEAL was in G.A.A., U.C., Orcheslra and on lhe Armed Service Commillee. She will lalre nurse's lraining ai Sfephens College. 0 DOROTHY NELSON, who will afiend fhe American Beauly School, was in G.A.A., U.C., and lhe Armed Service Commillee. BOB E. NELSON was presidenf of A.P.O. Hi-Y, and in Harlequin, Spanish Club, and ihe Social Enferiainmenl Commiifee. BOB M. NELSON will enler fhe U. of M. or lhe U. S. Army. He was in A.P.O. Hi-Y and on lhe wresfling leam and Class Play Sales-House Commilfee. I U E 'O O O O 0 Al Washburn, CHARLOTTE PAINTER was a member of G.A.A: V.O.S. Girl Reserves, Girl Reserves Cabinel, U.C., U.C. Cabinel, French Club, Grisl Slall, Harlequin, Nalional Honor Sociely, Polilix Club, Wahian Slall, Girls' W Club, Cily-Wide Club, and Senior Exlra Commillee. Touby will be a sludenl al Ml. Holyoke College. JOHN PALMER belonged lo Commercial Club, baseball leam, Sparks Hi-Y, and Class Play Sales-House Commillee. John will enler lhe Air Corps in June. The loolball caplain, CHARLES PANTAZE, will allend Drake Universily. Chuck was a member of Boys' W Club, lrack leam, Alhlelic Board, and Sergeanl-al-Arms Commillee. 0 JOHN PAR- SONS was a member of Boys' Dress Commillee, and is undecided as lo his lulure plans. A lulure Slanford slu- denl, BILL PEPPER was aclive in baskelball, Boys' W Club, and Sergeanl-al-Arms Commillee. A lulure Marine. DICK PERLICK was a member ol Class Play Properlies Commillee. Dick lranslerred from Sl. Cloud Technical School. C PAT PERRY was aclive in G.A.A., Flags Girl Reserves, U.C., Spanish Club, and Girls' Dress Commil- lee. Pal will allend lhe U. ol M. ROY PETERSON was a member of lhe Band and Sergeanl-al-Arms Commillee. Roy plans lo allend eilher Minnesola or Ohio Slale Uni- versily. FRANKLIN 'PETRI allended meelings of Science Club, Junior Academy of Science, and' Social Delail Com- millee. Franklin will be anolher U. of M. sludenl. C JACK NORTON was on lhe Boys' Dress Commillee. His lulure plans are indelinile. While allending Wash- burn, JOHN NUGENT was an imporlanl member of lhe golf leam, second page edilor of lhe Grisl, and of Boys' Dress Commillee. John plans lo go lo lhe U. ' PAT O'BRlEN was a member ini G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Cily- Wide Club, Girls' W Club. U.C., Grisl Sfalil, and Wa- hian Slalf. Pal was chairman of lhe Wahian Commillee and will allend lhe U. of M. O PAT O'CONNOR will be a sludenl al Mounl Mary College. Al Washburn, she was a member ol Cily-Wide Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, U.C., Spanish Club, and Class Play Publicily Commillee. Al Washburn, LLOYD OHME was on lhe loolball, lrack and wreslling leams, and Boys' W Club. He was a member of Sparks Hi-Y and Awards Commillee, and will be a mechanical engineer. DOUGLAS OLSEN belonged lo Boys' W Club, Spurs Hi-Y, and Sergeanl-al-Arms Commillee. Doug was man- ager of lhe loolball leam and plans lo enroll al ,lhe U. of M. O HENRY OLSON, a member of Slage Crew and co-chairman of Class Movie Commillee, will allend Mon- lana Slale College. The chairman of Vocalional Guid- ance Commillee, JIM OLSON, will all nd lhe U. of M. Jim was presidenl ol Chess Club, glary of S.T.O. Hi-Y, vice-presidenl of Spanish Club. member of Nalional Honor Scciely, Polilix Club, Grisl Slalil, and Associale Edilor of lhe Wahian. LORRAINE OPSTAD, a member of Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, U.C., and Commencemenl Decoralions Commillee, will also be seen on lhe campus of lhe Universily ol Minnesola. O I O' O 0 HOWARD PUNCH, while affending Washburn, was on fhe Grisl' Sfaff, baslsefball feam, baseball 'l'eam, a member of ihe Boys' W Club, S.T.O. Hi-Y, and Awards Commiliee. Nexl' fall he plans fo go io lhe U. JEAN RANDALL, who was a member of U.C., was also on 'lhe Scrap Boolr Commillee. While al Washburn, MERILYN RANUM was presidenf of G.A.A., a member of G.A.A. Board, and Senior Exfra Commiifee. She was also a mem- ber of Sfirrups Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, and U.C. O DONNA RASK, who was presidenf of V.O.S. Girl Re- serves, a member of Girl Reserves Cabiner, G.A.A., lhe Girls' W Club, U.C. Cabinef, U.C., Glee Club, Span- ish Club, and co-chairman of 'rhe Armed Service Com- miffee, was also on ihe Library Board and Nalional Honor Sociefy. She plans 'lo a'Hend MacMurray College in lhe fall. A member of fhe Memorial Commiflee, G.A.A., and U.C., CAROL RAYPPY plans fo aifend Carlefon College in fhe fall. BUD REIGSTAD, who was on fhe foofball feam, Boys' W Club, and Social Enierfainmenl' Com- miffee, plans io go fo Columbia Universiiy. O KATH- LEEN REULAND, who plans fo aliend fhe U, was a member of G.A.A., Girls' W Club, U.C., French Club, Spanish Club, Nafional Honor Sociefy, Library Board, and Armed Service Commiffee. Presidenf of Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, a member of G.A.A., and fhe Girls' W Club, EDITH RICHARDS was also a member of U.C., Commercial Club, Grisf Sfaff, and 'ihe Commencemenf House Commiifee. HELEN RICHER, who was on Social Refreshment Commiilee while af Washburn, plans 'lo do office worlr or aHend business collegeq O RUTH DPHILIPPSTHAL, who plans 'lo aflend ihe Uni- 'versily, was a member of Flags Girl Reserves, G.A.A., fhe Girls' W Club, U.C., Chroma Club, and French Club. She was also on fhe Library Board, Wahian Sfaff. and fhe Commencemenl' Program Commiilee. While 'al Washburn, BUD PICKHARDT belonged lo Rams Hi-Y and ihe Boys' Dress CommiHee. The vice-presidenl' of fhe Sparks Hi-Y, JACK PINK, was also on fhe Grisfl' Sfafi, iennis ieam, and Senior Exfra Commiifee. He plans sfo affend ihe Universiiy of Minnesofa. 0 JEAN PLANTENV- BERG, on leaving Washburn, plans lo do sfenographic worlx. She was a member of 'lhe Class Play Sales-House CommiHee. BOB POWELL, who was a member of iihe Glee Club, Cogs Hi-Y, Grisl SlaFF,'Wahian Si'a'Ff, and Credil Bureau, plans lo alfend ihe U. DON PRATT, who was on Boys' Dress Commiifee while allending Wash- burn, will join fhe Merchanl' Marine afler gradualion. I CHARLES POSTEN, who was on fhe lennis leam, a member of band and Commercial Club, was also on 'lhe Commencemenf Decorafions Commiffee. While af Wash- burn, JULIUS PROTTENGIER was in ihe German Club and on lhe Baccalaureale CommiH'ee. He plans lo alfend the U neg! fall. DALE PULVER, who came 'io Wash- burn during his senior year, was on fhe foolball ieam, a member of 'lhe Boys' W Club, and Class Play Commii- fee. He hopes +o go +o ihe Universiiy. I C O O O Along wifh U.C.,- G.A.A.. French Club. and Wahian Sfaff, BETTY ROTH was also on Ihe Library Board and Senior Credii Bureau. BeH'y plans 'Io aH'end Ihe U. of M. PAUL RUFSVOLD was a member of Ihe Grisf Sfalif, Span- ish Club, Swimming Team, and Naiional Honor Sociefy. He was also presideni of Sparks Hi-Y and on Ihe Commence- meni House Commilfee. Lasi year JOHN RUSCH was baslieiball manager, a member of Triangles HiLY, and on the Social Defail Commiifee. John plans fo go info Ihe Army. 0 AUDREY SANDBERG was a Girls' W wearer. She belonged fo fhe csfy-wade club, u.cg, Class Play Properries Commiifee. Audrey plans Io affend nursing school. While al Washburn, POLLY SANFORD was a member of G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, V.O.S. Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C., vice-presidenr of French Club, Grisf Sfalif, vice-presidenf of Quill Club, Wahian Ediforial S+aFF, Blue Tri Cabinet and Ihe Nafional Honor Sociefy. Polly was also chairman of Ihe Social Refreshmenfs Com- mi++ee, and plans lo aflend Mounr Holyoke College. GEORGE SCHERF was a member of fhe Glee Club and Scrap Book Commilfee. George plans fo aflend Sfanford College. 0 DICK SCHLUTER was a member of Ihe Class Play Publicily Commiffee. Dick plans fo ioin Ihe Navy. The Navy is also going lo 'Ialre care of ROGER SCHNOOR afler graduaiion. He was a member of fhe Vocalional Guidance Commiliee. The U.C., Spanish Club, and Scrap Book Commiiree were on MABIAN SCHOUWEIL- ER'S lisf of acfivilies. Marian wanls Io aHend Belhel Junior College in S+..PauI. 0 While al' Washburn, DOUG RICHTER was a member of Ihe PoIi'Iix Club, Glee Club, and Spurs Hi-Y. He was also on +he Grisr Slaff and Ihe Class Play Sales-House Commirfee. Doug plans Io enler 'Ihe Law School af Ihe Universiiy of Minnesola. A member of The Vocafional Guidance Commiffee, BOB REIS plans 'Io aiiend 'rhe Uni- versify of Minnesola. GRAHAM RITCHIE was a member of A.P.O. Hi-Y, and chairman of 'rhe Social Derail Com- miifee. He is in Ihe Navy Air Corps. 0 SHIRLEY ROBERTS belonged 'ro Magnels Girl Reserves, U.C., and Ihe Class Play Properfies Commillee. The Chroma Club and Commencemenr Decorafion Commilfee were par? of THOMAS ROBERTS' aciivilies. He plans Io enlisf in Ihe Army Air Corps. MARILYN ROBERTSON was on Ihe G.A.A. Board, G.A.A., Girls' W Club, U.C., and Social Refreshmenfs Commiilee. O U.C., French Club, and Senior Awards Commiiiee were ROSEMARY ROBINS' accomplishmenls. Afler gisghion she plans Io worlr. DICK ROOS was on Ihe Sergeanf-ai-Arms Commiffee. He has noi yel' chosen Ihe college' he wanfs 'Io allend. While ai Washburn, HOMER ROSE was on Ihe Social Defail Commifree. 1 o o o o U Co-chairman of +I'ie Senior Records Commiifee, JEAN SMITH was also in Glee Club and Commercial Club af Washburn. DOROTHY SMITH belonged io French Club and fhe Girls' Dress Commilfee. Do'Hie will affend fhe U. of M. MELVILLE SNELL joined Chess Club, German Club, Movie Crew, and fhe Scrap Boolr Commiffee while af Washburn. He will go fo U.C.L.A. 0 G.A.A., U.C., Spanish Club, and Class Play Sales-House Commiffee were BETTY SOBRASKE'S inferesfs af Washburn. PHYLLIS SODERBERG was in U.C. and fheAScrap Boolr Commifiee. Her 'Fufure plans are incleiinife. BETTY LOU SOGARD will affend 'rhe U. of M. nexl fall. Af Washburn, she was a member of G.A.A., U.C., Glee Club. Nafional Honor Sociefy, Spanish Club, and fhe Credil' Bureau. o CATHERINE soMeRs, .miner u. af M. s+uaen+, was in G.A.A., Girls' W Club, U.C., Spanish- Club and Girls' Dress Commiiiee. EARL SONNESYN was a mem- ber of S.T.O. Hi-Y, Boys' Dress Commiflee, and was on fhe hockey squad for Iwo years. He will probably go 'Io fhe U. of M. BETTY LOU STEINMETZ. who will also go fo fhe U. of M., was in G.A.A. and U.C. while al Wash- burn. She was also a member of fhe Senior Exfra Com-A miffee. C DAN SCHWARTZ was a member of 'lhe Scrap-Bool: CommiHee. He plans io a'H'end fhe U. of M. ,MARIE SCHWEICKHARD, who was a member of G.A.A., U.C.. Glee Club, and Sfirrups Girl Reserves, plans fo enier 'Ihe Universify. She was chairman of 'Ihe Scrap Boolr Com- miHee. The band, Glee Club, and orchesfra were NOR- MAN SCOTT'S acfivifies. Norman was also on Class Movie Commiifee, and wanfs 'Io affend fhe U. of M. 0 ROY SEVERSON was on fhe Commencemenf Decora- lions Commiffee while he was al Washburn. ESTELLE SHERMAN was a G.A.A. member, a member of V.O.S. Girl Reserves, U.C., Spanish-Club, and Girls' Dress Com- miffee. Noi confeni with being presidenf of I'he IZA Class, JIM SHIKANY was a member of fhe Nafional Honor Sociefy, Boys' Baskefball ieam, Boys' W Club, ihe foofball squad, baseball 1'eam, Siudenf Council, and a member of Ihe Triangles Hi-Y. Jim has enlisied in fhe Sea Hawks. O While afiending Washburn, MARILYN SHY was a member of fhe U.C., G.A.A., and German Club. She was also on Ihe Class Play Properfies Com- mifiee. She plans on going Io phofography school. When JEAN SIEMERS afiended Washburn, she was a member of Sigma Phi Girl Reserves, G.A.A., U.C., and Ihe Voca- fional Guidance Commiffee. She plans fo worlr afler graduafion. Anoiher U. of M. siudenf will be MELVIN SMITH, who was a member of Chess Club, and Class Play Properfies Commi'Hee. Jun 0 Very aciive. in school life, NANCY THOM plans fo affend 'lhe U. of M. 'She belonged fo G.A.A.. Flags Girl Reserves, U.C., Girls' W Club, French Club, Grisf Sfaff, Library Board, Nafional Honor Sociefy, Polifix Club, and Harlequin. She was presideni of Blue Tri and also of Harlequin. She was chairman of ihe Senior Exfra Com- mifiee. MARJORIE THOMAS expecfs fo affend Macal- esfer College. She belonged fo G.A.A.. U.C., and Mag- nels Girl Reserves. She was on fhe Memorial Commiflee. DICK THOMAS, who plans fo affend fhe U-. of M., was a member of fhe band and Glee Club. He was presideni of fhe Junior Academy of Science. He belonged fo Spurs Hi-Y and was on fhe Credil' Bureau. 0 Also plan- ning io afiend Minnesofa, BARBARA THOMPSON be- longed fo G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C., and Spanish Club. She was on 'Ihe Girls' Dress Commilfee. TOM THOMP- SON, who plans fo affend 'Ihe U. of M., was in fhe Boys' W Club, and a member of ihe 'foofball Ieam. He belongs fo Appreniice Club, Glee Club, is presidenf of Polifix Club and sporfs edifor of Ihe Grisf. He is also chairman of fhe Social Enlerfainmenf Commi'H'ee. An- ofher fufure sfudenf of Ihe U. of M. is DOROTHY THORP. She belongs 'I'o G.A.A.. G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, vice-presideni' of U.C., and is vice-presideni' of V.O.S. She is also a member of Nafional Honor Soci- efy, Wahian Sraff, Grisi Sfafl, Spanish Club, and Glee Club. She is on fhe Social Enferfainmenl' Commiliee. 0 JEAN THURESSON plans fo affend 'Ihe U. of M. She is a member of U.C. and is on Ihe Wahian Commiffee. CLAYTON TISDALE is undecided as Io his fufure plans. He is on fhe Social Deiail Commiffee. HELEN TJERN- BERG would Iilre fo go fo Nurses' School. She was a member of G.A.A., Girls' W Club and U.C. She is on fhe Awards Commillee. OA iufure U. of M. sfudenf, ABBIE JOY STODDER was in G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Magnels Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C., French Club, Nafional Honor Sociefy. Awards Commifree, and Spanish Club af Washburn. PEGGY STORM, while af Washburn, held memberships in G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Sfirrups Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C., Nafional Honor Sociefy, Memorial Commif- iee and was presidenf of German Club. Peggy will Q0 'Io lhe U. of M. AI Washburn, GRACE STUEFER be- came a member of G.A.A., V.O.S. Girl Reserves, U.C.. French Club, and Class Play Publicify Commiffee. Grace will enfer eifher ihe U. of M. or Carlefon in fhe fall. I SYBIL SWEDBERG ioined G.A.A., Flags Girl Reserves, U.C., Spanish 0CIub, Wahian Ari Sfaff, and Memorial Commiifee. She will aifend eifher 'Ihe U. of M. or Carle- +on. VIRGINIA SWEETNAM was vice-presidenl of her class, vice-presidenf of G.A.A., Blue Tri secreiary, and co-assisfanf olilice manager of fhe Grisf. She also held memberships in G.A.A. Board, V.O.S. Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C., Girls' Glee Club, Nalional Honor Soci- efy, Spanish Club, and Wahian Siaff. Ginnie will enfer fhe U. of M. in fhe fall. On 'Ihe Senior Exlra Commi'H'ee. CHARLES SWENINGSEN also belonged fo fhe Grisf Sraff, and Iraclr. Ieam. He will afiend eifher 'the U. of M. or Yale affer graduaiion. 0 RICHARD SWENSON- 9 fufure U. of M. sfudenf, was in fhe Glee Club, Social Refreshmenis Commiifee, and fha fraclr Ieam af Wash- burn. JOE SYME, while a+ Washburn, was in A.P.O. Hi-Y, Boys' W Club, Vocalional Guidance Commifiee, and on Ihe swimming ieam. Joe will go 'Io Dunwoody and ihen ioin the Navy. JAMES TAFT, who plans +0 become a Naval Engineer, was on fhe Credif Bureau. ----1943 O MARGARET WALSER plans lo go fo fhe U. of M. She is a member of G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, V.O.S. Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, and U.C. She is vice-presidenf of Blue Tri, in Glee Club and Nafional Honor Sociefy. She is chairman of Memorial Commifiee. JEAN WAT- SON is undecided as fo her fufure college plans. She is a member of G.A.A., Sfirrups Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, and U.C. She is also on fhe Grisl' Sfaff, Library Board, Polilix Club, Spanish Club, and Wahian Sfaff. She is on fhe Senior Exfra Commiffee. VlVlAN WATSON was a member of ihe Girls' W 'Club. a Cify-Wide Wearer, G.A.A., U.C., Magnefs Girl Reserves, Chess Club, and French Club while she was in Washburn, as well as on lhe Girls' Dress Commilfee. 0 PHYLLIS WATZL was in U.C., Commercial Club and on 'lhe Armed Service'CommiHee during her years af Washburn. BILL WEYIT was a member of Chroma Club al' Washburn. He wenl' fo Carlelon in February. WAITE WELKER was on 'lhe Golf Team and fhe Memorial Commilfee. He plans +o go fo Macalesler College. 0 During her years af Washburn, DOROTHY WENELL was a member of G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Magnefs Girl Reserves, U.C., French Club, and was on lhe Social Commiflee. She will go fo ihe U. of M. or Arf School. While af Washburn, TED WES- SEN was a member of fhe Boys' W Club, fhe Baseball Team, and was on fhe Social Defail Commiflee. BAR- BARA WEST was presidenf of Sfirrups Girl Reserves and of French Club. She was also a member of G.A.A.. Girls' W Club, U.C., Nalional Honor Sociefy, and Spanish Club. She plans fo go fo Pomona College nexl' fall. O EVELYN TJOREN is undecided in he'r fufure plans. She is a member of Magnefs Girl Reserves. Girls' W Club, U.C., G.A.A., and Spanish Club. She is on fhe Social Decorafions Commifiee. Anolher fuiure sfudenyl of fhe U. of Minnesola is LORRAINE TOMS. She be- longs fo G.A.A., U.C., Spanish Club, and Nafional Honor Socie+y. She is on fhe Vocafional Guidance Commilfee. JACK TONRICH is going io +he U. of Minnesola in lhe fufure. He is on lhe Slage Crew and lhe Sound Crew. He is on fhe Class Movie Commillee. O JEAN TRODE plans fo be a sfenographer. She belongs fo G.A.A., U.C., and Commercial Club. She is on ihe Class Play Properly Commiffee. HAROLD TRUEMAN plans io go to fhe U. of M. He was a member of lhe Apprenfice Club, Frenchy'Club, and Harlequin Club. He is also on lhe Class Play Properly Commilfee. ROBERT UEHREN plans fo go lo fhe of M. He is on Class Movies Commif- fee. 0 BETTY VALLENTYNE plans io be a sfenographer. She is a member of G.A.A.. U.C., and Commercial Club. She is on rhe Senior Records Commilfee. MARIAN VENESS also plans lo be a sfenographer. She belonged fo G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C., and Commercial Club. She is on Senior Records Commi'Hee. Anofher fulure sfu- denf of fhe U. of M. is MARY WALLACE. She belongs fo G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, presideni' of U.C., and V.O.S. Girl Reserves. She is in Nafional Honor Sociefy, secrefary of French Club, and Glee Club. She is chairman of Baccalaureale Commilfee. Q Q Q e S1943 I While af Washburn, AMY WOHLRABE was freasurer of Flags Girl Reserves, a member of G.A.A.. Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Choir. Glee Club, Grisf Sfaff, National Honor Sociefyj Spanish Club, and on fhe Credif Bureau. CONNIE YAGER was a member of G.A.A., Girls' W Club, U.C., Nafional Honor Socieiy. and Wahian Slaff. She will be seen af fhe Universify. DICK YDE was on the Class Movies Commiffee while al' Washburn. He plans fo be af lhe Universify. HELEN ZEMLIN was on the Vocafional Guidance Commifiee. She plans 'lo work in a defense plani aller gradualion. SERVICE ME Our class is exfremely proud of +he boys who would have gradualed wi+h us had fhey no+ enfered fhe service of our counfry. CAL GERDE, BOB KINTZ, and BUD MERKERT are srudying in ihe Navy's college program a+ Macalesler. CHARLESEHAVERSTOCK and DON STEVEN- SON are members of fhe Army Air Corps. Chuck, whose piclure we were unable lo oblain, was an oufsranding member of his class. He is siudying meleorology a+ Ihe Universify of Iowa . . . Men, your class and school saluie you. L...,,,k,.. .....- -7.4L ... -,, 0 JOYCE WESTFALL was in Girl Reserves. U.C.. and on fhe Baccalaureafe Commiffee while al Washburn. She will go fo Business School or lhe U. of M. PHIL WHEAT- ON was in fhe Glee Club. on 'the Grisl Slaff, in Nafional Honor Sociely, Boys' W Club. and was acfive in fool- ball, fraclr, and S.T.O. Hi-Y during his Washburn years. While al' Washburn, EMILY WHEELER was a member ol G.A.A., Slirrups Girl Reserves, U.C., Chroma Club, Span- ish Club, and Wahian Slaff. She plans Io go fo 'l'he Uni- versily nexf fall. C A fuiure Universify sludenl, EVELYN WHITESEL was presidenl' of Quill Club and Flags Girl Reserves, secretary of Polirix Club, and second page edi- for of lhe Grisf. She was also a member of G.A.A., Girls' W Club. U.C., Harlequin, Library Board, and Spanish Club. During his Washburn years, DICK WIL- LETT was in Rams Hi-Y-and on Ihe Boys' Dress Commif- +ee. His fulure plans are undecided. JOAN WILLIAMS was a member of G.A.A.,'S+irrups Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club. U.C., French Club, Grisl' Slaff, and AClass Movie Commiffee. C While al Washburn. TOM WIL- LIAMS was on fhe Boys' Dress Commillee. He will go fo Ihe Universily nexl' fall. JACK WILSON was a mem- ber of ihe Bird Club, Spanish Club, and Baccalaureaie Commiflee during his years al Washburn. ELIZABETH WINUM was a member of G.A.A. and U.C. She will go lo SI. Cafherine's College or U.C.L.A. WE SALUTE YOU GRACE AND CHUCK -ff- AT IT AGAIN CLARK MORRISON AND HEDY ,WHEELER HAVE SPRING FEVER 'M-.mm A 4 ,mam Mary Eilen Endicoff and Pau! Murphy. RCW OW? HUUG5. MQChesney . . , Row Two: Bohm Peeke, Fischer, Phiiippsfhai, Archer, Es?es 2495? -w 55 ,ir fm Mr. Fieenm and Karl Doeringsfeid. Row Onei Hamilfcn, Peierson, John Yaqer, Marquiies, West, Wheaion, Curve Miils, Goidsworihy, Johnsfcrw 4 Waker, Edekon, Chrisfopherson, Gems, Kermof. Row Two: Krause, Anderson, English Row Three' Hanson, Hoiiand, Gm-effciweil. Raw Pow , Baker, Thomas. Row One: Rofh, Grosvenor, Pairder, MacLauqMin. Row Tvm: Riaisg O'8rien, Cole, LaLone, Norby, Wafxcni Sweeinam Sanford. Row Three: Oiscm, Moore. Kafhryn Brown and Torn Mofkfy. Miss Trowbridge and Mr. Claeson. i WAI-IIA The ninefeen forfy-fhree Wahian arf sfaff, advised by Miss Trowbridge, combined wifh fhe ediforial and business sfaffs fo make fhis Wahian more modern and unique. Paul Murphy, arf, edifor, Mary Ellen Endicoff, assisfanf edifor, and 'Iheir assisfanfs are charged wifh 'Ihe responsibil- i'I'y of spacing Ihe picfures and copy on fhe various pages. By fhe use of affracfive Iayoufs fhey make fhe book more inferesf- ing. This sfaff also has charge of fhe arf work displayed on Ihe division pages. WAHIA The business sfaff, advised by Mr. Fleenor, has charge of fhe sale and disfribufion of Ihe Wahian. In addifion fhis sfaff handles all fhe financial affairs of our yearbook. The Wahian does nof accepf oufside ad- verfising. Ifs financial success is due main- ly fo fhe elforfs of fhe business sfaff and fhe co-operafion of fhe sfudenl' body. The unusually high percenlage of subscripfions fhis year is 'lesfimony of fhe enfire s+aff's abilify. The business manager fhis year is Karl Doeringsfeld. His assisfanf is Mar- garel' Walser. WAI-IIA The ediforial sfaff of fhe sixfeenfh Wahian is under fhe supervision of Mr. Claeson. Tom Molloy and Kafhryn Brown are fhe co-edifors-in-chief of fhis year's annual. Ar- ranging for phofographers, planning pic- fures and picfure schedules, as well as wrif- ing copy, fifles, and picfure idenfificafions, are buf a few of fhe many iobs of fhis sfaff. The unforeseen problems fhal' arise in fhe publicafion of a yearbook are numerous, buf each year if is published on fime. The desire of Ihese fhree sfaffs is fhaf fhey publish a yearbook Ihaf lives up fo fhe school's expecfafion, and fhe high sfand- ards sef by previous Wahians. - ART- STAFF EDITOR Paul Murphy CLASSES AND FACULTY Jean McChesney Rufh Philippsfhal Emily Wheeler SPORTS Mary Jean Fischer Margaref Feudner PICTURE MOUNTING Sue Bohn Pafricia Boe ASSISTANT EDITOR Mary Ellen Endicofl' TALENT ORGANIZATIONS Mary Archer SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Alice Esfes OPENING SECTION Pafricia Peeke SENIOR SECTIONS Sybil Swedberg PICTURE COORDINATOR Adelaide Husfad ' BUSI ESS MANAGER Karl Doeringsfeld Louise Alfman Bob Anderson Lou Baker Neva Chrisfopherson Yvonne Cleve Rufh Edelson Irving English Edward Gaefz Susan Gefchell Alice -Goldsworfhy Eleanor Hamilfon Myrna Hanson Claire Horland ASSISTANT MANAGER Margaref Walser Pauline John Bob Johnsfon Kafhleen Kermoff Barbara Krause Joan Margulies Marfha Mills Lois Peferson Bob Powell Dick Thomas Barbara Wesf Mary Wheafon Yvonne Wolf Connie Yager - EDITORIAL EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Kafhryn Brown Tom Molloy ASSOCIATE EDITOR R. L. Grosvenor SENIOR ALBUM EDITORS Polly Sanford lone Norby ASSISTANTS Joyce LaLone Virginia Sweefnam Pafricia O'Brien Elizabefh McLaughlin FACULTY EDITOR Charloffe Painfer GIRLS' SPORTS Carol Cole will sang, ASSOCIATE EDITOR Jim Olson SPORTS EDITOR Irv Luger ASSISTANTS Phil Wheafon Orrin Anderson ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR Dorofhy Thorp ASSISTANTS Nancy Blair Pafricia Moore HOME ROOM EDITORS Jean Wafson Beffy Rofh ls. Phofographer: Zinfsmasfer Sfudio Engraver and Prinfer: Bureau of Engraving '99 F f-'ZfAsso00