Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SYDVIA CHIER GERRY CLARK GLORIA CORW LORANDA DINI-IAM DONAMAI DOTY EVELYN DUFOURD I' if I fame I JOANN GAVETT RICHARD GAYLOR JOHN GUTH Q56 L if-H rf A I X RICHARD HAWKINSON BERNARD HAYES JEAN HENDERSON Is I I K I ,- A A L I' 'R I L : g N fvA MAE HOWARD JAMES JACKSON MORRIS JENSEN 'k I944 WASHBURN WAHIAN-7 JOAN DANIELS ANNE EDGECUMBE HARRIET HALPERIN CANDACE I-IINZ BEVERLY JOHNSON 1 C Wk. , PHYLLIS DAVIDSON SYLVIA DES MARAIS I I RALPH EIDE ROSEMARY FONTAINE IL.. - . , is .,..' , . 3- Q Q J Ig' I ' I- . 'nw Q.7W-7 . I ,5 15 :E win VLH :MTM fi ' ami, jf? 7 . BETTY LOU HANSEN JOHN HARPER 1 2' If 'er Q 5 fi ' If In N. .X 5, Q ,X L , .Q .W ,ML-v,,5 I 33,1 - WILLIAM.HOLTE ' WILMOT HOLTZMAN - 1. I ,FRANK JOHNSON ' MARY JEANNE JOHNSON Q S is ROBERT E. JOHNSON ROBERT J. JOHNSON SUZANNE JUDE WILLIAM KENNEDY GLORIA KINNEY A ROBERT KRENIER

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6--WASHBURN WAHIAN I944 'A' JO ANN AMUNDSON DELROSE ANDERSON ALBERT ASCHENRECK CONSTANCE AULD JACK seem: ' ELAINE nenoem MARY PAUL BERG ROBERT BERGREN E JEAN BERGSTROM RICHARD BERGUSON tee seawrwzor sAizwu. atutoex WINTER SCENE The seniors held their annual banquet on Ianuary 25. Although spring weath- er prevailed, their theme was A VVin- ter Scenef' The walls were decorated with snow men and pine trees, while the placecards were individual snow men. Ralph Eide, as the toastmaster, began the celebration. Talks were given by Lee Bernhardt, Phyllis Peterson, and Carolyn McLean. A'SnowHakes was the title of Mr. Henley's oration while Mr. MacQuarrie's was called A'The Last Snowfallf' Other speakers were Betty Murdock, Bill Holte, and Dick Burgu- son. Ierome Chapman and Iohn Archie Peterson chose to enter the armed services before rc- cciving their diplomas. The pupils of Wlish- burn wish them the hcst of luck. FIVE AWARDS PRESENTED TO JAN. SENIORS Five seniors were presented with awards in recognition of their out- standing accomplishments in various Fields. Dick Berguson was given the Leonard Moses Award because he sur- passed his classmates in athletics. The Star-Iournal gave their award of S10 to Carolyn McLean for her service to the school. Fred Mueller received the llausch-Lomb Award on recommen- dation of the faculty for his great prog- ress in the held of science. The Hope McDonald Award of S5 on Inter- national Understanding was presented to Barbara Blaylock by the VVorld Af- fairs Council of Minneapolis. The Commercial Club bestowed on its pres- ident, Phyllis Peterson, their plaque awarded for outstanding service, schol- arship, and character. JACOUELYN BLAYLOCK DOROTHY BLEGEN Bosnia. ' AtviNA soaci-amor BURGESS BUDD BUTCHER CARLSON CARTER CATHERINE CASE l CHARLOTTE CHAMBERLAIN if. 9, , A

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B-WASHBURN WAHIAN I944 ir CLASS PLAY CANCELLED Quality Streetw was chosen for pro- duction by the Ianuary Class Play Committee. Miss Sandboe, the direct- ress, held tryouts, and the cast was selected. Because of the Hu epidemic, the Health Department requested that no crowds assemble. In compliance with this order, the play was cancelled. This was the first time in Wash- burn's history that a play that was scheduled was not presented. The HH Parade The Hit Paradew was the theme chosen for the mixer held on Ianuary 31. All the seniors were dressed as song titles. Clowns, cows, and other funny sights were seen in the halls throughout the day. Wilmot Holtzman as Tea for Twoi' and Elaine Matson and Alice Stern as A Bicycle Built for Twow received prizes for the best cos- tumes. Voted the most original was Lee Bernhardt as c'Night and Day. Don Poboisk, the master of ceremo- nies, led the seniors through their antics. A skit was given by Mary Ste- vens, Pug Amunson, and Carolyn Cory. Ned Hanson and his band sup- plied the dance music, while Dick Bur- guson and Marilyn Scherf entertained with piano solos. S+. Luke's, Scene of Bac:calaurea+e The Baccalaureate Service held at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, on Sun- day, Ianuary 23, was well attended by the graduates, their families, and friends. Reverend F. D. Tyner, pastor of St. Luke,s, delivered the sermon. The con- gregation was welcomed by Ralph Eide, Class President. Carolyn Mc- Lean, Charlotte Chamberlain, and Dick Berguson participated in the worship service. The seniors felt that they received help and sound guidance for the trying days ahead. .ztaem . DORIS LARSON PATRICIA LARSON JEROME LASLEY e I . . e in A in i 'F L W , ,..- ,Q . . ' it - - A x ,x - , . . 'WF-X . .Sf W.. -mm M. ,..,. af. -. ALFRED LINDBERG DOROTHY Luwoouisi VIRGINIA LUNDQUIST MARGARET MARTINSON ELAYNE MATTSON DAVID MCNENARY LORRAINE MC GRATH CAROLYN MC LEAN CAYHERINE MILLER RUTH MILLER LOIS MITCHELL FREDERICK MUELLER ,F 3' W .f .ff I5 asm ANN Munoocx NANCY New mm NELSON teiemcm V MARY JEAN MAC MILLAN DOROTHY MC ENARY JAMES MILLER H. ALLAN MURDOCK MARSHALL NESS