Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Streamlined Education SHOPS Greatest addition to the shop this year was the purchase of individual drawing sets for each student. In previous years, the students were forced to furnish their own sets or use out dated equipment in the room. It took several years for me to save up the three hundred dollars needed out of our annual budget, said Mr. Lee. This year for the first time girls, too, are taking courses in mechanical drawing. PHYSICAL EDUCATION When Washbui'n first opened sports were directed towards intramural activities and competition between home rooms. Wfinter sports were an important high- light, because W ashburn had its own skating rink east of the school. The Washburn Hilli' provided ex- cellent skiing for those interested until it was re- moved to make way for Ramsey Junior High and the MacQuarrie Field. In looking back over the years of the girls' athletic system, the instructors recall that the gym curriculum has remained basically the same, although at one time tap and interpretive dancing were offered. Dur- ing the war efhciency tests were emphasized. ,f'll1o1z': Art Class Designs Gift W'rappings. CfIV'lIl'V'I Mr. George Hoard, Mr. Louis Clneson, Miss Dorothy Peterson, Mr. ml. Vincent Porter. Nrxf: Miss Kathleen Dowling, Miss Iivelyn Denison. l:0IlV'fl7I Miss Marion Trowbridge, Miss Dorothy Stevenson, Miss Edith Thompson, Miss Helen Minty, Mr. lfrling Reque, Miss Margaret Oberg. Bolforur Mr. Arthur Sunde, Miss W'inifred Olson, Miss Margaret Brown, Mr. Ralph Behling. 11

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