Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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X Ji rE . 1. w A : -, Out of the past come tales of the uproarious days of '49 when all roads led to the gold fields. Towards those beckoning hills came a horde of ambitious people, hard workers as well as drifters. Most of this gathering throng sought their nuggets in lawful ways but others, sad to relate, wandered widely from the straight and narrow. To cope with this obstrep- erous element came the Vigilantes, that group of good men and women, tried and true, who said, Nay, you shall seek the gold in these hills, but you shall not break the peace! Following in the rugged footsteps of their gallant predecessors, the Washburn faculty, Vigilantes of today, are bravely endeavoring to restrain the tempestuous spirits of our student speculators in their search for the precious gold nuggets of education. The purpose of the Vigilantes has changed somewhat since the gold rush days of '49 when their only objective was keeping law and order in the glorious land of every man for himself. Today, however, since order now prevails here at Washburn UD, the work of the Vigilantes also in- cludes the guiding of the speculators and prospectors in their studies, directing them in their clubs and group organizations, and supervising their recreational activities. As the work of the Vigilantes daily increases and broadens, it gains new ideas and perspective, enabling them to keep up with the ever changing world. The Vigilantes have indeed traveled far since the days of the '49ers, but today, even as then, they continue to face the always challenging problems of the future. 'fi Iii f freer vb I . 1.x QM.. I 4,59 ' t, .. l Q X 4 l f ' , 3 T it l , :Y ,V ,F I ' , l ll , I MAJ gr fl , H 'l' Q w i n f f '. l T uv -rs -.. - fc f