Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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lUNE Tom Abeln was active in Hi-Y, Senior Day Decorations Committee, and was secretary of his Hi-Y group. Sally Abrahams was a member of G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls' 'iW Club, Girls' City-Wide Wearer, National Honor Society, Blue Tri, U. C., and was vice president of French Club and co-editor of the Wafaiavi. Delores Abram belonged to G. A. A., Girls' Glee Club, National Honor Society, Christian Fellowship, and Baccalaureate Committee. Virginia Ackerle was a member of G. A. A., National Honor Society, U. C., Blue Tri, Commercial Club, Records Committee, Student Office Board and Senior Day Decorations Committee. Dean Amundson was on the Wabian Staff and Class Play Publicity Committee. Barbara J. Anderson participated in G. A. A., Blue Tri, U. C., Spanish Club, French Club, and the Memorial Committee. Barbara R. Anderson was an active member of G. A. A., Girls' W Club, G. A. A. Board, City-Wide Wearer, National Honor Society, Wubian Staff, Blue Tri, U. C., French Club, Latin Club, and Com- mencement Program Committee. Ben Anderson assisted the Sound Crew and Stage Crew. Floyd Anderson's future plans are undecided. Joel Anderson was a member of the Boys' W Club, Foot- ball Team, Boys' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Student Council and Tri- angles Hi-Y. He was treasurer of the Student Council and president of the Hi-Y Cabinet. The Football Team, Track Teami and Class Play Publicity Committee kept Richard Anderson busy while in school. William Andreen's future plans are undecided. Carl Anclrews worked on the Commencement Seating Committee. Yvonne Anway was active in Blue Tri, Silver Tri, U. C., Spanish Club, and Banquet Seating Committee. Lorelei Bancroff was vice presi- dent of National Honor Society, promotion chairman of Blue Tri, co- chairman of the Records Committee, Valedictorian, and a member of U. C., Science Club, Glee Club, Wrrbiurz Staff, G. A. A., and the Class Play Reading Committee. Earl Barclay participated in the Boys' NNW Club, Baseball, Hi-Y, Hockey, and the Class Play Detail. While at Washburn Diane Barker joined G. A. A., Girls' l'W Club, Blue Tri, U. C., Spanish Club, and Class Play Properties. Laurane Barnharf was active in G. A. A., Blue Tri, U. C., French Club, Wfahian Staif, and Class Play Reading Committee. , Jim Barry was a member of the Boys' Dress Committee. Joe Barsch, vice president of A. C. E. Hi-Y, was also active in the Credit Bureau. Eleanora Becker, who was a typist for the Gris! and the Wahiavz, also joined G. A. A., U. C., Commercial Club, and Banquet Seating. While at Washbiirn Margaret Bell was active in G. A. A., Girls' UW Club, Blue Tri, U. C., French Club, and Senior Decoration Committee. Bonnie Beloungy participated in G. A. A., Girls' Glee Club, Blue Tri, U. C., French Club, and Banquet Decorations. As second page editor of the Grisf, .loyce Benson was also president of Harlequin Club, and a member of G. A. A., Girls' UW Club, National Honor Society, Blue Tri, U. C., French Club, and the Credit Bureau. SENIORS

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june Graduating Class Breaks Record with Five Valedictorians and Four Salutatorians to Suprass Previous Total of Seven. LEADERS: INTELLECTUAL AND POLITICAL The class of June, ,48, was under the leadership of Norm Lunderberg, basketball and track star as well as National Honor Society president. Aided by Carol Davis as vice president, Norm took care of procedure in the large home rooms. Some of their duties included naming committees and judging class day try-outs. Bill Smith, as treasurer, was head of the Credit Bureau Committee which made out the budget and collected class dues. Secretary Gerry Johnson really had her hands full keeping attendance records. This class also broke a record with their five valedictorians and four salutatorians. The previous high was a total of seven. The valedictorians in- cluded Lorelei Bancroft, Clyde Crooks, Rosalie Curtis, Bud Foulke, and Gretchen Kriechbaum. They all maintained a straight A average in spite of many outside activities. The salutatorians were Betsy Ann Boettcher, Dick Cwrantges, Warren Wade, and Artis Wright, each with one B average. These students not only seem to have a corner on brains, but get in on most things going on in school. Betsy Ann and Bud were elected most likely to succeedug Lorelei, most dependable, as her position as chairman of the records committee shows, Rosey, besides being Associate Editor of the Wfaliiau, was elected umost studious with War- ren. Clyde also plays the piano very well, and Betsy Ann and Bud are page editors of the Grisf. If you don't think beauty and brains go together, just take a look at the pictures. 23 Lunderberg, Pres., Davis, Vice Pres.: Smith, Treat.: johnson, Ser

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Nancy Benfson was in G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls' UW Club, City-Nll'ide XVearer, Blue Tri, U. C., Spanish Club, and Com-- mencement Seating. While at Washburn Don Berg was on the Track Team and Class Day Committee. Dell Befhel participated in Baseball, Boys' W Club, Awards Committee, and was Chaplain of Hi-Y. John Biornsfad took part in Wrestling, Football, and Boys' Dress Committee. Pai Black was in G. A. A. and Commercial Club. John Blaylock served on Boys' Dress Committee. Harlow Blum was on the Work Program. Beisy Boeficher served as vice president of the G. A. A. Board, vice president of Blue Tri, president of Latin Club, Salutatorian, and edited the first and third pages of the Grist. She was also in National Honor Society, U. C., Girls' W Club, French Club, Harlequin Club, and Class Play Reading Committee. Audrey Bohn was in G.A. A., Band, Blue Tri, and Girls' Dress Committee. Jane Boran was in G. A. A., Girls' Glee Club, Blue Tri, U. C., Commercial Club, and Scrapbook Committee. Joanne Boyd participated in Com- mercial Club and Records and Scrapbook Committee. Martha Boyd was a member of Spanish Club and Class Day Entertainment. Beverly Boyum was in U. C. and Commercial Club. Beverly Brewster was active in Blue Tri, U. C., Commercial Club, Credit Bureau, and was a Grisf typist. Ralph Brofen was a member of the Golf Team, Skiing, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, National Honor Society, Grist, lVahiun, fall President of German Club, Chairman of Class Day Committee, member of A. C. E. Hi-Y, past President and Secretary of Dis- trict Hi-Y, and all-city President of Hi-Y. Marilyn Burke was a member of G. A. A., Blue Tri, U. C., and Commencement Seat- ing Committee. Don Burns was in Boys' UW Club, Boys' Dress Committee, and was a member of the Football and Skiing Teams. .lack Bush belonged to Hi-Y, Latin Club, and Class Movie Committee. During her stay at Washburn Laverne Byrd was active in G. A. A., G. A. A. Board, Girls' W Club, City-Wide Emblem Wearer, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Olice Manager of Grist, Wahian Staff, Blue Tri, U. C., Commercial Club, Records Committee, Credit Bureau, and National Honor Society. Gordon Carlson was on the Work Program while at Washburn. .lane Carlsen was a member of G. A. A., Girls' XV Club, Girls' City-Wide Wearer, Girls' Glee Club, Blue Tri, and U. C. She was treasurer of the G. A. A. Board and was on the Records and Baccalaureate Committees. Gerald Carroll was a member of the Senior Day Refreshments Committee. Sound Crew, Stage Crew, and National Honor Society took up most of Keifh Champlin's time at Nvashburn. LeRoy Charnsfrom was on the Swimming Team and Boys' Dress Committee. Neil Cheney was a member of the Awards Committee and he supervised the annual plant sale as acting manager. Gran! Christensen was on the Awards Committee and was an active member of the Science Club. Joe Chrisiianson sang in the Girls' Glee Club, held mem- bership in G. A. A., Blue Tri, U. C., Records Committee, and Student Council and was co-chairman of the Class Movie Committee. Russ Cochran was in the Science Club, Band and S. T. O. Hi-Y. He was also a member of the Class Movie Committee.