Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1952 volume:

fffff40 M7555 WWZfM? W 079, X I952 WAHIA f1l3!'5Ni45f9-F Q, .- w Hyman -,..q,.A, M, W PRESENTED BY S6lfli0I'C7fllSS OF 1952 WASHBURN HIGH SCHOOL MINNIQ.-XPOLIS. NHNNIEISUTA FOREWORD AII righf, says fhe direcfor, fhere's your cue. The man in fhe confrol room is poinfing his finger af us, fhe cas'I' in sfudio A. The cenfer camera 'Focuses on 'rhe card bearing fhe name of our programme. Presenfing 'I'he graduafing class of Washburn I952. The camera resfs on us now, and whaf we do depends upon us. The familiar classrooms where we pracficed are gone. The anxious feachers have finished fheir coaching. They sfand in fhe background now, hoping for 'rhe success of our programme of life, buf already busy wifh fhe acfs affer ours. Follow fhrough fhese pages for flash backs 'ro show you fhe fears and cheers and work and fun we had in preparafion for our show. For us, fhese pages will be memories, happy or sad depending upon how we remember our cues. The camera is on you now and me foo. We feel nervous inside buf we smile and feel glad, for Washburn has leff us ready. M.A.H. P Faculty Sensors Homerooms Sports 1 Ro RAM Page -4 Page 10 Page 38 Page 76 Organizations . . . . Page48 2 EH 1 'fs Fi 'L 3 3- - ar Y- - I .g jfvf-A : - - , .J Faculty Washburn is fortunate in having such a Hne fac- ulty. The school is headed by our principal, Mr. Fleenor. He serves to tie the school in with the com- munity. His ofhce is always open to the student who seeks to solve some personal problem. He feels that VVashburn should teach the student the practical side of life, as Well as the academic side. Mr. lanes supervises student-teacher relations. He sees that the school is run efficiently. Included in his many duties are talking to students in difficulty, ad- vising of National Honor Society, and serving as business adviser for the Wahian, as well as other organizations. The Counselors help students adjust their programs. apply for scholarships, and determine their vocations. They also give advice to students with personal and family problems. Keeping the records for so many students entails a great deal of work. Washburn's competent otiice stall takes care of all the paper Work including the keep- ing of attendance records. and also acts as secretaries to the administration. Each morning the kitchen brigade assembled in the kitchen to brew the noon meal. They worked hard to feed the hungry students. The ianitors worked COUNSFLORS: Mr, Dillner. Miss Christensen hard. too. to keep the building warm and clean. OFFICE ST.-XFF: Miss Lund. Mrs. Peterson. Miss licke1'm.1n. Mis. Trowbridge. M.-XINTIQNANCE: Mr. Hill. Mr. Kiavanda, Mr. NCl'llL'lIll, Mr. Cos- grove. Mrs. llarwood. Mr. Sharp. Mr. Lallak. Mr. Madsen. Mrs. Chapman. speech correctiong Mr. Galin, remedial workg Mrs. Belanger. nurse: Miss Donahue. visiting teacher. LIBRARY and DRAMA: Miss Brown, Mrs. Ducklow, Mr. Krause. DIRE TORS The lihrary is the heart of the school hecause it supplies texthooks and supplementary material to all departments. It houses I5,000 hooks, pamphlets, mag- azines, records, Iilmstrips, and this year, the docu- ments from the freedom train. Materials for senior joh conferences were also collected. The lihrarians are always ready to help those who need materials for term themes, history exams, and hook reports. A two year commercial course is offered for all those who plan to enter the husiness world. The ofhce and secretarial training classes learn to operate the switch hoard. Some girls get further training hy working as a secretary to Mrs. Wells or Mr. Dillner. A special typing class is offered seniors to aid them in typing themes. Few suhjects are of more practical use to girls than cooking and sewing. Throughout the school year, the foods classes are called upon to prepare refreshments for various occasions. The girls order and prepare the food under the supervision of Mrs. Keegan, who replaced Miss O'Connor. A knowledge of materials, patterns, and colors is gained in the sewing classes. Washhurn also has the specialized faculty members such as the nurse, visiting teacher, remedial and speech correction teachers. COMMERCIAL: Miss Tliompson, Miss Stevenson, Miss Nash. LUNCHROOM: Miss McCune. Miss Fanning, Mrs. Hoskins. Mrs. IVerrell, Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Speer. COOKING CLASS: Tweed. Berg. Parks, Iensen. Procter. Hurley. O'Connor, Patrick, Davis. The English department tries to give an oppor- tunity to develop one's self through creative and prac- tical expression. Some means of doing this are through speech, modern drama, and Writing. Minimum essen- tials tests are given to teach correct usage. During the three years, a student learns something ahout Amer- ican and English literature, drama, and journalism. Those interested in writing join Quill club. The background of almost every suhject has some relation to science. However, without math science can't live. Not only is math used in everyday life, hut it is one of the tools we must have to go on to higher learning and to make a success of husiness. Part of the trigonometry class visited an engineering company this year to learn how mathematics is put into practice. Four foreign languages are offered at Washlntiriiz French, German, Spanish, and Latin. Besides learn- ing the grammar of these languages, students study the geography, history, and songs of the country. A knowledge of the language and culture of a country promotes hetter understanding among nations. Boys who want to learn how to Work With their hands may take courses in mechanical drawing or woodwork. This year the woodwork classes made the boards for the hockey rink. The art department seeks to help the individual express himself. Through art one is familiarized with IiNCil.lSH: Mulligan. NYells, Carlson, Horns, Cioyns. Cflaeson. Basford. Tyrholm, Young. Keyes. M.X'I'll: Alwin. Sunde, Minty. jackson, Olson. Morrison. I-ANCiUAGI'1: Laird, Clear. Herglund, Utnison. SHOP: Lee. Cnnninghiiln. materials and methods of painting. lt gives him a hobby and a means of service to the school and the various clubs. This year one class gave a program on television. Last, but not least, the classes try to find potential talent. Some of the most talented are award- ed scholarships. Music, like art is one way for students to express themselves. The annual Christmas Chorus and Spring Sing have become a tradition. Students who enjoy playing musical instruments may play in the band or orchestra. Students are given an understanding of the scien- tihc age in which we live through studying biology, botany, physics, and chemistry so they can enjoy life free from superstition. Three boys took the Westing- house Scholarship exam. Richard Stallard Won the Bausch-Lomb medal. The botany department raises plants in the spring. The atomic model display fea- turing the triangle was one of the high points of the season in chemistry. Physical education is required in all three years. ln the eleventh and twelfth grades, girls have an oppor- tunity to join tumbling or folk dancing classes. It is very important to learn how people live and what they do in order to understand World problems. Through history and modern problems students gain an understanding of economies so they may run the nation intelligently in the future. The modern prob- lem classes sponsor job conferences in order that seniors may sensibly choose a future vocation. ART and MUSIC: Super, Oberg, 'l'i'owbridge, Bolewine. SCIENCIC: Roder. Pulyer, Lowry. Reque, limerson. GYM: Ross. Tburstoii, Larsen, Bowen. SOCIAL STUIDIICS: Alwin. Curtis, Lindstedt, Halyorson, Peterson Hoard, Smith, Goodson. Seniors OAS Seymour Druskin, Prcsidentg Carolyn Robinson, Trcasurerg Noni Gillham, Secretaryg Gerry Eisclc. Vice-President. Senior Officers Seymour Druskin, who was one of the three foot- ball captains and one of two editors of the Grist, was no doubt relieved to Hnd he was the only president for the class of '52. Between his other jobs including discus throwing for the track team, and those already mentioned, Sez managed to entertain his English class with his humor, eat pizza pie, and generally be a good Ioef' Having the cutest smile in the school was a valu- able asset to Noni Gillham, the secretary of the '52 class. Noni was the center of interest at the 1951 Homecoming game as its pretty queen. She was always complaining of being hungry while she was slaving away in Mr. Pulver's chemistry class. Every- one agreed that Noni was tops. Gerry Eisele, the able Veep, gained his first recog- E121 nition as ''Kissable-Lips-Fosterf' a tag received from the Ninth Grade Class Play, A Date With Iudyf' He also stole many a female heart as the janitor in the Senior Class Play. Gerry was the chairman and master of ceremonies at the Leadership Conference. A born athlete, he excelled on the football and track teams. The G. A. A. surely couldn't have gotten along without Geraldine's active membership. Carrie Robinson, following in the steps of her brother, lim, was treasurer of the Senior Class. Be- sides counting pennies, Carrie found time for many school activities. She was npeucil-pushern for French Club and was W3ShbLlfl1,S representative to Girls' State in her junior. Her classmates agreed she made a swell miser-fNote to style conscious girls-Carrie made most of her own clothesj. THE TCW Voledicforions cmcl Scflufoforicms Row One: Gilbert, Grouse, Campbell, Mans. Row Two: Nelson, Horton, Corson, Litman. The Senior Board is the govern- ing body of the senior class. Each homeroom elects one representative to be on this board. Meeting every Monday morning with Mr. Krause, the senior advisor, these representa- tives discuss the many problems that pertain to the senior class. They set the rules for the elections of class officers, homecoming King and Queen and Attendants. They also set the dates for Class Day, school dances, and many other senior activi- ties. Senior Board The Senior Class of 1952 which takes top honors in the field of brains, has come forth with seven valedictorians and one salutatorian. The seven people who have main- tained a straight HAH average throughout their days at Washburii include: Betsy Campbell, Peggy Gil- bert, Iudy Grouse, Pharis Horton, Tom Litman, Shirley Mans, and Ronald Nelson. Wilfred Corson is honored by being the only saluta- torian. In addition to their scholastic achievement, these honored eight are all members of National Honor So- ciety and are active in eXtra-curricu- lar activities. Row Our: Druskin, Cilllllllu, Scoyg Robinson. Fiscle, Mr. Krause. Row Two: Horton. Smith. Pres Briggs, V. l'res.g Selgt-skog, Kippley. Row Tfzrrr: Litman. Zimmerman. Stallartl, Roper, lfrcrle liachma n. E131 ART ABRAHAMS RICHARD ACKERMAN JANE ADAMSON NANCY ALLAN GLENEE ANDERSON JANIS ANDERSON MARLYS ANDERSON NANCY ANTCLIFF FRANK BACHMAN HOLLY MAE BAKER BILL BALCH JEANNINE BANG BRADY BENSON MARY BERG .IIM BERGLIN HAZEL BERGLUND .. , D... , A NONIE BJORNLIE JAMES BOTZ BARBARA BOYCE PATRICIA BOYCE ROBERT BURNS KATHRYN BUSBY MARY ANN BUTLER BETSY CAMPBELL I A - -L:2' ' - I I b y I if 3,4 I LLLA RICHARD CHEESEMAN BOB CHRISTENSEN PATTY CHRISTENSEN ROBERT CHRIS-TENSON IIHII BARBARA J. ANDERSON MARY ARCHER MARVIN BANGS GA RY BERGSENG JERE BRIGGS BARBARA CARLSON JANIE CLAPP BARBARA ANDERSON BR UCE ANDERSON CAROL ARKENSTINE RICHARD ASTLEFORD GERALD BAUMGARTNER ELAINE BERMAN WILLIAM BRUESHOFF JU KEITH CARLSON SHARRIE CLAWSON MARLYS BEAN CARLA BERNDT DY ANN BUCKBEE KAY CHAMBERS RONALD COHEN . , Q ,ff DELORES ANDERSON GAIL ANDERSON . -11 3 ' was lBBQ'I if J?B F ,.: gag ref ,sive JANE AUSTIN DON BABB LYNN BEHRMAN ,JIM BEISWANGER JIM BERRY ROBERT BEYER BETTY BURGIN BRUCE BURKE BERNARD CHAUSS STANLEY CHAUSS CECELIA COLDER JACK CONKLIN ' ART ABRAHAMS: Track, Cross Country, Hi-Y, Entertainment Committee ' RICHARD ACK- ERMAN: Glee Club, Hi-Y, Commencement Program Committee ' IANE ADAMSON: French Club, Glee Club, Latin Club, Red Cross, G.A.A., Girls Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' Chorus, Class Play ' NANCY ALLAN: Band, Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Awards Committee ' BARBARA I. ANDERSON: Glee Club, Quill Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A.. Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' Chorus, Class Play Scenery ' BARBARA ANDERSON: French Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, Commencement Decorations Commit- tee ' BRUCE ANDERSON: Spanish Club, Memorial Committee ' DELORES ANDERSON: Spanish Club, Office Board, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' Chorus, Class Play Properties Committee ' GAIL ANDERSON: Glee Club, Politix Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' Chorus, Class Play Properties Committee. ' GLENEE ANDERSON: National Honor Society, French Club, Glee Club, Library Board, Poli- tix Club, Human Relations Committee, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Detail Committee ' IANIS ANDERSON: Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Entertainment Committee ' MARLYS ANDERSON: Chroma Club, Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Details Committee ' NANCY ANTCLIFF: National Honor Society, Glee Club, Latin Club, Politix Club, Student Council, Wahian Staff, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' Chorus, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Girl Reserves, Awards Committee ' MARY ARCHER: French Club, Student Council, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Girl Re- serves, Memorial Committee ' CAROL ARKENSTINE: Spanish Olub, Girls' W Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Commencement 'Seating Committee ' RICHARD ASTLEFORD: French Club, Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Track, Commencement Seating Committee ' IANE AUSTIN: G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, Commencement Seating Committee ' DON BABB: Baseball, Class Play Scenery Committee. ' FRANK BACHMAN: Glee Club, Politix Club, Student Council, Red Cross, Senior Board, Baseball, Basketball, Boys' W Club, Football, Hi-Y, Class Play ' HOLLY MAE BAKER: French Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Scrapbook Committee ' BILL BALCH: National 'Honor Society, Spanish Club, Class Play ' IEANNINE BANG: G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Com- mencement Seating Committee ' MARVIN BANGS: Hi-Y, Hi-Teck Program, Commencement Program Committee ' GERALD BAUMGARTNER: Social Decorations Committee ' MARLYS BEAN: French Club, G.A.A., Memorial Committee ' LYNN BEHRMAN: Grist Staff, Quill Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play ' IIM BEISWANGER: Hockey, Hi-Y, Commencement Seating Committee. - ' BRADY BENSON: Student Council, Boys' NV Club, Football, Wrestling, Social Decorations Com- mittee ' MARY BERG: National Honor Society, German Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., Scrapbook Committee ' JIM BERGLIN: Football, Wrestling, Class Day Committee ' HAZEL BERG- LUND: G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Day Committee ' GARY BERGSENG: Student Council, Baseball, Boys' W Club, Football, Hockey, Class Play Properties Committee ' ELAINE BERMAN: French Club, Grist Staff, Politix Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Publicity Committee ' CARLA BERNDT: French Club, Latin Club, Red Cross, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play ' IIM BERRY: Boys' W Club, Wrestling, Hi-Y, Cheerleader, Class Play Scenery Committee ' ROBERT BEYER: Baccalaureate Committee. ' NONIE BIORNLIE: Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Work Program, Commencement House Com- mittee ' IAMES BOTZ: Band, German Club, Orchestra, Class Day Committee ' BARBARA BOYCE: Work Program, Scrapbook Committee ' PATRICIA BOYCE: Work Program, Memorial Committee ' IERE BRIGGS: Student Council, Senior Board, Baseball, Basketball, Boys' W Club, Football, Hi-Y: Memorial Committee ' WILLIAM BRUESHOFF: Boys' Chorus, Scrapbook Committee ' IUDY ANN BUCKBEE: G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Glee Olub, Memorial Committee ' BETTY BURGIN: Girl Reserves, Ofice Board, Class Play Properties Committee ' BRUCE BURKE: Baseball Manager, Boys' W Club, Football Manager, Hockey Manager, Swimming, Hi-Y, Class Play Scenery Committee. ' BOB BURNS: Football, Wrestling, Class Day Committee ' KATHRYN BUSBY: G.A.A., U.C. Club, Commencement Program Committee ' MARY ANN BUTLER: French Club, Girl Reserves, Scrapbook Committee ' BETSY CAMPBELL: National Honor Society, Glee Club, Latin Club, Wahian Staff, Emblem Wearer, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Scrapbook Committee ' BARBARA CARLSON: Spanish Club, Office Board, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Commencement Decorations Committee ' KEITH CARLSON: Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Commencement Seating Committee ' KAY CHAMBERS: French Club, Glee Club, Quill Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, U.C. Club, Class Day Committee ' BERNARD CHAUSS: French Club, Spanish Club, Grist Staff, Class Play ' STANLEY CHAUSS: Boys' Chorus, French Club, Spanish Club, Class Play. ' RICHARD CHEESEMAN: Boys' Chorus, Entertainment Committee ' BOB CHRISTENSEN: German Club, Boys' Chorus, Hi-Y, Details Committee ' PATTY CHRISTENSEN: Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Commencement House Committee ' ROBERT CHRISTENSON: Social Refreshments Committee ' IANIE CLAPP: Glee Club, Politix Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Social Entertainment Committee ' SHARRIE CLAWSON: German Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Social Refreshments Committee ' RONALD COHEN: Class Play Scenery Committee ' CECELIA COLDER: G.A.A., Social Decoration Committee ' IACK CONKLIN: Red Cross, Boys' W Club, Football, Wrestling, Hi-Y. Social Decorations Committee. E151 ' MARY COOK: National Ilonor Society, French Club, Girls' VV Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board. Commencement Seating Committee ' IOHN COPPl'lR: National Honor Society, Quill Club, Social Refreshments Committee ' JOAN CORRIVEAU: French Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Scenery Committee ' WILPRED CORSON: National Honor Society, Latin Club, Politix Club, Student Council, VVahian Stall, Hi-Y, Human Relations Committee, Memorial Committee ' LEE CRAIG: Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Detail Committee ' GEORGE CRAW- FORD: Wrestling, Baccalaureate Committee ' EDWIN CULBERT: National Honor Society, Glee Club, Politix Club, Spanish Club, Baccalaureate Connnittee ' GEORGE CURTIS: Base- ball, Football, Wrestling, Commencement Seating Committee ' IACK CURTIS: Hi-Y, Work Program, Social Refreshment Committee. ' NATHAN DAVIILS: Work Program, Social Decorations Committee ' IANNALEE DAVIS: Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Social Retreshments Committee ' MICHAEL DAVIS: Boys' W Club, Tennis, Human Relations Committee, Awards Committee ' NANCY DAY: National Honor Society, German Club, Glee Club, G.A.A, U.C. Club, Commencement Program Committee ' SHIRLEY DEARDORFF: German Club, Christian Fellowship, U.C. Club, Detail Committee ' RONALD DeLONG: Social Entertainment Committee ' IILRRY DeMAR: Quill Club, Awards Committee ' ANN DEVOY: Spanish Club, Girls' W Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Scenery Committee ' IANET DITZLER: Spanish Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Girl Reserves, Class Day Committee. ' DAVID DODDS: Glee Club, Class Day Committee ' RALPH DOSTAL: German Club, Memorial Committee ' DIANE DOUGHTY: French Club, Wahian Stail, Girls' W Club, G.A.A., GAA Board, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Baccalaureate Committee ' SEYMOUR DRUSKIN: Grist Stall, Boys' W Club, Football, Track, VVrestling, Awards Committee ' BOB DuBAY: Band, Hi-Y, VVork Program, Commencement House Committee ' IO DuFOUR: National Honor So- ciety, Glee Club, Politix Club, Girls' W Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, U.C, Club, Class Play ' CYNTHIA DUNHAM: Qiirls' VV' Club, G.A.A., GAA. Board, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' Chorus, Social Decorations Committee ' ANN DWIGHT: French Club, Library Board, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Properties Committee ' BERNARD DWORSKY: Detail Committee. ' KAREN DYBEVICK: French Club, Spanish Club, Student Council G.A.A. G.A.A. Board, 3 7 Girls' W Club, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Properties Committee ' RONALD EDBERG: Social Decorations Committee ' DOROTHY EDELSON: National Honor Society, French Club, Glee Club, Library Board, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Detail Committee ' CHARLES EIDEM: Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, NVrestling, Ticket Manager, Hi-Y, Social Entertain- ment Committee ' GERALD EISELE: Football, Track, Hi-Y, Class Play, Baccalaureate Com- mittee ' FLO ELLER: Social Decorations Committee ' JIM ELLIOTT: Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Class Play Scenery Committee ' DORIS ERICKSON: Chroma Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Wahian Stat-I, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, U.C. Club, Girl Reserves, Commence- ment Deeoration Committee ' IACQUIE ERICKSON: Band, Orchestra, Politix Club, Spanish Club, City Wide Wearers, G,A.A., G.A.A.Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Com- mencement Decorations Committee. ' SHARON ERICKSON: National Honor Society, German Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Commencement Seating Committee ' SHIRLEY ERICKSON: G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, Class Play Scenery Committee ' KATH- ERINE ERIKSSON: National Honor Society, Glee Club, Grist Stall, Politix Club, Quill Club, Poplars Stall, Human Relations Committee, G.A.A., G.AA Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Class Play Reading Committee ' PHILIP ERNST: Band, French Club, Politix Club, Spanish Club, Social Entertainment Committee ' CAROL EVANS: Glee Club, Latin Club, Physics Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Commencement Decorations Committee ' ELIZABETH EWALD: Glee Club, Quill Club, Spanish Club, Poplars Staff, Girls' W Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' Chorus, Commencement Seating Committee ' NANCY EWERT: Glee Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Class Play Properties Committee ' CINDY FAIRCHILD: French Club, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play ' BOB FIGENSKAU: Swimming, Hi-Y, Vlfork Program, Scrapbook Committee. ' RICHARD FLANDERS: Baseball Manager, Social Decorations Committee ' DAN FLORY: Glee Club, Physics Club, Class Day Committee ' BEVERLY FOSI-IEIM: National Honor So- ciety, Chroma Club, French Club, Glee Club, Red Cross Committee, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U,C. Club, Girls' Chorus, Scrapbook Committee ' IOAN FREDELL: Politix Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' VV Club, Senior Board, Social Decorations Committee ' JOHN FREDRICKSON: Boys' Chorus, Hi-Y, Class Day Committee ' IANET FULSON: Glee Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Social Refreshments Committee ' IAMES GAASVIG: Class Day Committee ' LARRY GAITFNEY: Swimming, Hi-Y, Social Decorations Committee ' SHIRLEY GANGEL: G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C Club, Girls' Chorus, Social Refreshments Committee. ' THEO GANSCHOVV: National Honor Society, French Club, Glee Club, Grist Staff, Latin Club, Student Council, City Vlfide Wearers, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Class Day Committee ' LONNIE GARVIS: Grist Stafli, Spanish Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Class Play ' BURTON GENIS: Quill Club, Poplars Stafii, Grist Staff, Scrapbook Com- mittee ' SUE GENTRY: National Honor Society, French Club, Glee Club, Latin Club, Politix Club, Wahian starr, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Properties Committee ' PIiG GILBERT: National Honor Society. Glee Club, Grist Stall, Politix Club, Quill Club, Spanish Club, Wahian Stall, Poplars Stall, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Class Play ' NONI GILLH,-XM: National Honor Society, 'Spanish Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Senior Board, Class Play ' MADELYN GISLASON: Glee Club, Politix Club, Spanish Club, G,A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Day Committee ' FRANCES GLEESON: G.A.A.. Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C Cltib, Credit Bureau Committee ' IERRY GODFREY: Social Refreshments Committee. E161 NATHAN DAVI ES JAN NALEE DAVIS DAVID DODDS KAREN DYBEVICK RONALD EDBERG SHARON ERlCKSON SHIRLEY ERICKSGN RICHARD FLANDERS DAN FLORY THEO GANSCHOW JOAN CORRIVEAU WILFRED CORSON LEE CRAIG MICHAEL DAVIS I NANCY DAY SHIRLEY DEARDORFF DIANE DOUGHTY SEYMOUR DRUSKIN BOB DUBAY I GEORGE CRAWFORD EDWIN CULBERT GEORGE CURTIS JACK CURTIS . 2 , . 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PLO ELLER JIM ELLIOTT DORIS ERICKSON JACQUIE ERICKSON ' ' ,f -V A QM .,... ,. , ,, , Y' W I III -' -Sex, I fagpii in ,gg ., ,, . 1 I X w v I .1 A 22 52 ELIZABETH EWALD NANCY EWERT CINDY FAIRCHILD BOBVFIGENSKAU sa 5' BEVERLY FOSHEIM JOAN EREDELL JOHN FREDRICKSON BURTON GENIS , SUE GENTRY PEGGY GILBERT M-my JANET FULSON JAMES GAASVIG LARRY GAFFNEY SHIRLEY GANGEL I, 19, 1 NONI GILLHAM MADELYN GISLASON FRANCES GLEESON JERRY GODFREY E171 CLAIRE GOODIIS-IG KENNETH GORSKY AUDRY GRAHAM TED GRAM RICHARD GUNDERSON JERRY GUSTAFSON GLEN HAROLD BARBARA HARRINCZ-TON ROBERT HELIN FOSTER HEMSTOCK MARY I-IERTOGS MARJORIE HEUTMAKER SALLY HLILLSICK ANNE HURI-EY E-QPF' WAYNE JACOBSEN DONNA JAMES DICK HAENY RICHARD HAPKE DON HENDERSON DAVID GRANTGE5 JUDY GROUSE CLARE GROVER JANET HAERTEL I E KENNETH HASS CAROL HENNING ER GEORETTA HAGEN JEAN HAGGQUIST PHYLLIS HALPERN RICHARD HATCH comme HAYES GLENDA HEASTON - 'I' .a15i'1s4NUf?- ':YI- 4 I THOMAS HICKEY RICHARD HIGGINS DON HILLMAN JIJDIE HIGBEE MARLYS HYLAND DIANE JAMESON JOANNE HILL VIRGINIA HOLMES STEPHEN HOLSTAD JOAN HOLTAN RICHARD HYMES GAYLE JASMIN II I5 J FRANCES ICE JAMES INGERSON MARGARET IRONS TOM JENKS DON JENSEN ROBERT JENSEN MARY LU GRUBE BON GRUSSING DOLORIS HAMES ' LINDA HANDLER JEAN HEDBERG BERT HEGG CAROL HOMME5 PHARIS HORTON LAURIE coiviisiie JACKSON ' CLAIRE GOODING: Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, G.A,A,, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Baccalaureate Committee ' KENNETH GORSKY: Glee Club, Student Council, Baseball, Hockey, Hi-Y, Class Day Committee ' AUDRY GRAHAM: French Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' NV Club, U.C. Club, Memorial Committee ' TED GRAM: Baseball, Memorial Committee ' DAVID GRANTGES: Band, Glee Club, Quill Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross Committee, Hockey, Sound Crew, Track, Hi-Y, Class Movie Committee ' IUDY GROUSE: National Honor Society, French Club, German Club, Glee Club, Grist Stall, Politix Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Memorial Committee ' CLARE GROVER: G.A.A., U.C. Club, Work Program, Awards Committee ' MARY LU GRUBE: Social Decoration Com- mittee ' BON GRUSSING: Ticket Sales Committee. ' RICHARD GUNDERSON: Glee Club, Basketball, Boys' Chorus, Boys' XV Club, Football, Track, Credit Bureau Committee ' IERRY GUSTAFSON: Glee Club, Boys' W Club, Football, WVrest- ling, Hi-Y, Social Detail Committee ' DICK HAENY: Social Detail Committee ' JANET HAERTEL: G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Properties Committee ' GEORETTA HAGEN: Glee Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Class Day Committee ' IEAN HAGGQUIST: French Club, Glee Club, Spanish Club. G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' Vvl Club, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' Chorus, Commencement House Seating Committee ' PHYLLIS HALPERN: French Club, Red Cross Committee, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play ' DELORIS HAMES: G.A.A., Social Decorations Committee ' LINDA HANDLERz Glee Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Social Entertainment Committee. ' GLEN HAROLD: National Honor Society, Band, German Club, Politix Club, Tennis, Class Day Committee ' BARBARA HARRINGTON: National Honor Society, Glee Club, G,A.A., G.AA Board, Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Cheerleader, Class Play Scenery Committee ' RICHARD HAPKE: Quill Club, Baccalaureate Committee ' KEN- NETH HASS: National Honor Society, Scrapbook Committee ' RICHARD HATCH: National Honor Society, Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Scrapbook Committee ' CONNIE HAYES: National Honor Society, Glee Club, Grist Stall, Spanish Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Class Day Committee ' GLENDA HEASTON: Social Decorations Committee ' IEAN HEDBERG: Glee Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Scenery Committee 0 BERT HEGG: Com- mencement Seating Committee. ' ROBERT HELIN: Hi-Y, Band, Baccalaureate Committee ' FOSTER I-IEMSTOCK: Hi-Y, Baseball, Class Day Committee ' DON HENDERSON: French Club, Glee Club, Track, Com- mencement Program Committee ' CAROL I-IENNINGER: German Club, Glee Club, Quill Club, G.A.A., Scrapbook Committee ' THOMAS HICKEY: Class Play Properties Committee ' RICHARD HIGGINS: National Honor Society, Quill Club, Boys' W Club, Football, Swimming, Memorial Committee ' DON HILLMAN: Social Refreshments Committee ' MARY ANN HERHUSKY: Chroma Club, French Club, Quill Club, Grist Stall, G.A.A., Awards Committee ' ARLENE HEROUX: German Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Work Program, Commencement Seating Committee, ' MARY HERTOGS: Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' Chorus, Girl Re- serves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Class Day Committee ' MARIORIE HEUTMAKER: Glee Club, Student Council, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C Club, Work Program, Scrapbook Committee ' IUDY HIGBEE: G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Commencement Details Committee ' IOANNE HILL: Glee Club, 'Spanish Club, G.A,A., U.C. Club, Class Play Scenery Committee ' VIRGINIA HOLMES: French Club, Latin Club, Politix Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Girls' YV Club, U.C. Club, Class Play ' STEVEN HOLSTAD: National Honor Society, French Club, Social Entertainment Committee ' JOAN HOLTAN: National Honor Society, G,A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Commencement Seating Committee ' CAROL I-IOMMES: U.C. Club, 'Work Program, Commencement Seating Committee ' PHARIS I-IORTON: National Honor Society, Grist Staff, Latin Club, Politix Club, Quill Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Senior Board, Poplars Staff, Boys' Chorus, Boys' W Club, Tennis, Memorial Committee. ' SALLY HULLSIEK: French Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Commencement Seating Committee ' ANNE HURLEY: Glee Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Chorus, U.C. Club, Social Entertainment Committee ' MARLYS HYLAND: Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Social Details Committee RICHARD HYMES: Boys' VV Club, Golf, Skiing, Class Movies Committee ' FRANCES ICE: German Club, Latin Club, Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, G,A.A., U.C. Club, Commencement Decorations Committee ' IIM INGERSON: National Honor So- ciety, German Club, Orchestra, Politix Club, Commencement Program Committee ' MARGARET IRONS: National Honor Society, German Club, Glee Club, Library Board, Politix Club, Student Council, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Publicity Committee ' LAURIE IACK- SON: French Club, Quill Club, Wahian Staff, Emblem VVearers, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Baccalaureate Comiiiittee ' CONNIE IACKSON: National Honor Society, German Club, Glee Club, Politix Club. Physic Club, G,A.A.. G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Credit Bureau Committee. ' WAYNE IACOBSEN: Glee Club, Class Play Properties Committee ' DONNA IAMES ' National Honor Society, Politix Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, Scrapbook Com- mittee ' DIANE IAMESON: Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Scrapbook Commit- tee ' GAYLE IASMIN: National Honor Society, French Club, Glee Club, Latin Club, Politix Club, 'Senior Board, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' Chorus, Social Details Committee ' TOM IENKS: Red Cross Committee, Baseball, Boys' 'NV Club, Football, Wrestling, Hi-Y, Class Day Committee ' DON JENSEN: Class Play Properties Committee ' ROBERT IENSEN: German Club, Hi-Y, Class Day Committee ' IAMES IOHNS: Glee Club, Track, Cross Coun- try, Social Decorations Committee ' CAROL IOHNSON: Glee Club, G.A.A.. Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Day Committee. E191 ' DALE JOHNSON: Social Refreshments Committee ' MARGARET JOHNSON: Latin Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Wahian Staff, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Detail Committee ' MARTHA JOHNSON: National Honor Society, G-lee Club, Quill Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Class Play ' MARY ANN JOHNSON: Glee Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, U.C. Club, Commencement Program Committee ' MIRIAM JOHN- SON: National Honor Society, Latin Club, Politix Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, Wahian Staff, Red Cross, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Commencement Seating Committee ' PHYLLIS JOHNSON: Commercial Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Social Entertainment Committee ' RICHARD JOHNSON: Band, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Social Decora- tions Committee ' ROGER JOHNSON: Sound Crew, Track, Cross Country, Commencement Decorations Committee ' BOB JOHNSTON 1 Baseball, Decorations Committee. ' JAMES JORDAN: Politix Club, Hi-Y, Class Play ' CAROL KAISER: National Honor So- ciety, Orchestra, Politix Club, Spanish Club, Social Refreshments Committee ' NANCY KAISER: Commercial Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Commencement Seating Committee ' VIC- TOR KAMPA: Social Decorations Committee ' MORTON KANE: National Honor Society, Class Day Committee ' JACK KAUFMANN: Football, Class Day Committee ' CAROL KEL- LEY: French Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Prop- erties Committee ' RICHARD KING: Detail Committee ' ROGER KINNEY: Hi-Y, Glee Club, Social Entertainment Committee. ' HARRIETTE KIPPLEY: National Honor Society, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Senior Board, G.A.A., Class Play ' CY KIRK: Football, Boys' W Club, Class Day Committee ' JOHN KOBPCKE: Hi-Y, Class Play ' ANNETTE KRUEGER: National Honor Society, German Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Commencement Dec- orations Committee JEAN LAMMERS: National Honor Society, Orchestra, Politzix Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Commencement Decorations Committee ' MARILYN LANDE: German Club, Glee Club, Latin Club, Politix Club, Physics Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Refreshment Committee ' DOROTHY LANE: G.A.A., U.C. Club, Work Program, Commencement Decorations Committee ' LILY LANGSAM: National Honor Society, French Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Sales-House Commit- tee ' MARY LANPHEAR: Glee Club, Politix Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Wahian Staff, Social Details Committee. ' LARRY LaPOLE: Boys' W Club, Wrestling, Baccalaureate Committee ' JANE LARSON: Glee Club, Grist Staff, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Detail Committee ' JERRY LARSON: Hi-Y, Scrapbook Committee ' DONNA LATHROP: French Club, Grist Staff, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, C-irl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Class Day Committee ' GARY LAWSON: Social Refreshments Committee ' GLORIA LEIGHTON: German Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Girl Resei'ves, Work Program, Detail Committee ' LEROY LEMIEUX: Football, Baseball, Boys' W Club, Boys' Chorus, French Club, Glee Club, Class Day Committee ' JUDITH LENZ: Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Detail Committee: ' SUSAN LEWIS: G.A.A., U.C. Club, Girl Reserves, Scrapbook Committee. ' GARY LICHLITER: Work Program, Commencement Seating Committee ' ARTHUR LINDE- LAND: National Honor Society, Boys' W Club, Football, Track, Band, Student Council, Hi-Y, Class Play ' DWIGHT LINDQUIST: Sound Crew, Stage Crew, Hi-Y, Student Council, Movie Committee ' JOHN LINDSTEDT: Baseball, Boys' Chorus, Boys' W Club, Football, Glee Club ' GALE LINN: Commencement House Committee ' LOWELL LINN: National Honor Society Commencement Program Committee ' TOM LITM AN' National Honor Societ' Bo s' s is 1 - la Y W Club, Tennis, Wrestling, Grist Staff, Politix Club, Quill Club, Senior Board, Poplars Staff, Human Relations Committee, Awards Committee ' JOE LOESCH: Social Detail Committee ' MARY LOESCH: Glee Club, Politix Club, Spanish Club, Red Cross, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Awards Committee. MARCIA LUND: Glee Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Girls' Chorus, Class Play Scenery Committee ' LORRAINE LUNDEEN: G.A.A., Social Decorations Committee ' DELORES MacFARLANE: G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Commencement Decorations Committee ' MARY MANICK: French Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Commencement Seating Committee ' EDWARD MANN: Boys' Chorus, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Scrapbook Committee ' SHIRLEY MANS: National Honor Society, German Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, City Wide Wearers, Girl Reserves, Social Detail Committee ' MARLENE MARSHALL: U.C. Club, Commencement Decorations Committee ' MARILYN MARSTON: Chroma Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Social Refreshments Committee ' BARBARA MARTINSON: German Club, Glee Club, Quill Club, G.A.A., Social Detail Committee. ' 'SCOTT MCBURNEY: Baseball, Sound Crew, Stage Crew, Swimming, Hi-Y, Physics Club, Class Play Scenery Committee ' HARRY MCCALL: Work Program, Scrapbook Committee ' JERRY MCCARTY: Football, Grist Staff, Hi-Y, Class Play Properties Committee JOHN McCOY: Work Program, Social Refreshments Committee ' WILLIAM MCCUBREY: Football, Orchestra, Hi-Y, Social Entertainment Committee ' SANDRA McDONALD: G.A.A.,, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Social Detail Committee ' JOAN MCGRATH: G.A.A.. U.C. Club, Commencement Decorations Committee ' MARTHA McGUIRE: National Honor Society, Glee Club, Politix Club, Spanish Club, W'ahian Staff, Red Cross, G.A.A,, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, U.C. Cabinet, Social Detail Com- mittee ' TOM MCGUIRE: Commencement Program Committee, E201 SCOTT MARTHA JOHNSON MARY ANN JOHNSON MIRIAM JOHNSON LJgu 1, I .V ' lm 5 NANCY KAISER JOHN KOEPCKE PHYLLIS JOHNSON vrcrore KAMPA Momow KANE JACK KAUFMANN 21.2 '5 V . A i ANNETTE KRUEGER JEAN LAMMERS MARILYN LANDE Q is f I I 5 . ,. -L. ff .:,,- f ' I . JERRY LARSON DONNA LATHROP GARY LAWSON GLORIA LEIGHTON DWIGHT LINDGLJIST JOHN LINDSTEDT GALE LINN LOWELL LINN RICHARD JOHNSON CAROL KELLEY DOROTHY LANE ' Rav. . Vg! , 'nl 5 -r ' :'.ia.5EQa' .. LE ROY LEMIEUX TOM LITMAN if HA' I ' ' ' ' 12 S5181 -W . A 3:39:21 f x efsf -f 2 Wiffwlf f . '- ,. ' . wi . I, - o f -L7- M ' ' L - 7,4 I i f ' :' M ix 'Iii ' '- I' .O ,, ., IQ57 I - w I I ..,, - . ' , ,, x 5 I . 1 'f1- ' -- I , I V' at I ,J'- ' f ' ' 1 ff' iff? - . I C Zg f I ' it ,, I 1w,'ri,QWH, E . L i f i DELORES MGCFARLANE MARY MANICK EDWARD MANN SHIRLEY MANS MARLENE MARSHALL M- A ' ,. gi I 1f4':6?:f7, 1 JERRY MCCARTY JOHN Mccox' WILLIAM MCCUBREY SANDRA MCDONALD II 21 Il JOAN MCGRATH 2 1V V 3 ' .f .ia iw. ROGER JOHNSON ,.:,ff 57. .. ,V . K, N,- SN I' a I I Y f L if I W -I H I 1 Q Kg ,i . , BOB JOHNSTON .. 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I , 1 'I . -f A. -1 2 JANET OHMAN BARBARA O'KEEFE V SALLY OST MADELYN OLSON ROGER OLSON BERNARD ONEIL JANET ORCUTT CORKY ORNBURG DIANE PETERS DENNIS PAUL JEAN PAULSEN JACK PEARE BARBARA PEARSON DIANNE PEARSON 59 xiii' RCNALD PETERSON PAM PETTIT GAYLE PIDGEON CHARLES PIERCE ROGER PODANY FRED PIERCE FORDY PIKE I---' ' I 5 ' ' ' ' , ' 1 H L- . K ,'gff -AT-,'fi T -Lflku i ' -' I :I iffff. wf455f?5:f ' ' ,'r5i:If:llA 1 :5Qi:25f.:2E535I:1 M 3 elim' I fl ' -I FL ziigi.-If -. - ra- L V 'H , S 1 -. 1 .- M' fizl Aw : .1 f - '-iw? . :' -, R532 'E - xi U1-' - PM-SL. - ' L: -1 . I- f -. 19' - I 1 -X1 K: 'M fggfsf'-an . - - L- I ' - - ' - I N In - . Q I f , . . , fy: 7 - ik .fi'f3? W' in .. ' fzfztf' ' 1' gift' I 'If HERB RICHARDSON HAROLD REITAN DONALD REKOWSKI TOM RICHARDSON JANICE- RICHMOND E223 A I JOHN RILLINO PAUI. RILEY MARY MOBERG JEAN MOE LUANNE NELSON RONALD NELSON r.a?? ??- I , . MARY HELEN OLSEN -A q:,. aaa I aa', KQV? ff .,f:f 2 ay, 3 ,N afaa Q t safe V JYNEAN OLSEN it ' ' -6- e at e , 'sr HELEN OSTREM WILLIAM OTTMANN DUANE PETERSON ' ROGER PETERSON ' FRED PRIEVE BRUCE RONALDRISHAVY ' RICHARD MERENESS: Boys' W Club, Track, Cross-Country, German Club, Library Board, Commencement Seating Committee ' RAY MIKLETHUN: Wahian Staff, Track, Boys' W Club, Basketball, Credit Bureau ' FRANK MILLER: Hi-Y, Social Detail Committee ' PHYLLIS MILLER: G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' Chorus, Commencement Program Committee ' WALTER MILLER: Boys' Chorus, Glee Club, Scrapbook Committee ' BRUCE MITCHELL: Boys' Chorus, Glee Club, Grist Staff, Social Detail Committee ' GWENN MITTENDORF: Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Commencement 'Seating Committee ' MARY MOBERG: G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Social Decorations Committee ' IEAN MOE: Glee Club, Politix Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Cheerleader, Class Play Scenery Committee, ' GAIL MOEN: Glee Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Commencement Seating Committee ' LEON MOIR: Student Council, Boys' VV Club, Football, Track, Commencement House Committee ' EUGENE MOLL: National Honor Society, Basketball, Commencement Program Committee ' SUSAN MULVANEY: National Honor Society, Glee Club, Latin Club, Library Board, Quill Club, Wahian Staff, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club. City Wide Wearers, Class Play ' ROGER MURNANE: National Honor Society, Glee Club, Cross Country, Class Day Committee ' IOAN NATHANSON: Glee Club, Class Play Scenery Com- mittee ' PATRICIA NEAL: French Club, Glee Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' Chorus, Class Play Properties Committee ' LUANNE NELSON: French Club. Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Properties Committee ' RONALD NELSON: National Honor Society, Boys' Chorus, Sound Crew, Stage Crew, Hi-Y, Physics Club, Christian Fellowship. Movie Committee. ' WILTON NELSON: Hi-Y. VVork Program, Scrapbook Committee ' BARBARA NESS: G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Class Play 'Scenery Committee ' MYRNA NOODELMAN: National Honor Society, Glee Club, Grist Staff, Spanish Club, Wahian Staff. Red Cross, Human Relations Committee, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' VV Club, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Awards Committee ' TOM NORDQUIST: W'restl'ing, Baseball, Commencement Decorations Committee ' PAUL OG- DAHL: Football, Commencement Baccalaureate Committee 1 IANET OHMAN: French Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Details Committee ' BARBARA O'KEEFE: G.A.A., U,C. Club, Commencement Decorations Committee ' IYNEAN OLSEN: Glee Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Class Play Scenery Committee ' MARY HELEN OLSEN: Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Properties. ' BARBARA OLSON: Spanish Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Girl Reserves, Class Play 'Scenery Committee ' MADELYN OLSON: National Honor Society, Glee Club, Spanish Club, NVahian Staff, G.AA, G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Christian Fellowship, Class Day Committee ' ROGER OLSON: Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Spanish Club, Cheerleading, Class Play Properties Committee, Class Play Scenery Committee ' BERNARD O'NEIL: Boys' Chorus, Track, Wrestling, Cross Country, German Club, Glee Club, Politix Club, Student Council, Class Play ' IANET ORCUTT: U.C. Club, Work Program, Commencement Decorations Committee ' CORKY ORNBURG: Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Baseball, Politix Club, Class Day Committee ' SALLY OST: Glee Club, Red Cross, Poplars Staff, G.A.A. G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' W Club, City Wide VVearers, Commencement Program Committee ' HELEN OSTREM: Glee Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Social Refreshments Commit- tee ' WILLIAM OTTMANN: Track, Cross Country, Ski Team, Wahian Staff, National Forensic League, Boys' W Club, Social Decorations Committee. ' GLENN PARK: Glee Club, Memorial Committee ' DENNIS PAUL: Class Play Scenery Committee ' IEAN PAULSEN: Glee Club, French Club, G.A.A, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Social Detail Committee ' IACK PEARE: Hi-Y, Awards Committee ' BARBARA PEARSON: Wahian Stall, Ofhce Board, G.A.A., Mixed Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Class Day Program ' DIANNE PEARSON: Glee Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Class Day Committee ' DIANNE PETERS: Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Human Relations Committee, Social Decorations Committee ' DUANE PETERSON: Glee Club, Track, Boys' Chorus, Boys' W Club, Social Decorations Committee ' ROGER PETERSON: Band, Football, Social Details Committee. ' RONALD PETERSON: Quill Club, Politix Club, Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Class Play ' PAM PETTIT: Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' Chorus, Social Enter- tainment Committee ' GAYLE PIDGEON: Library Board, Spanish Club, G.A.A., G.A.A, Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, City Wide Wearer, U.C. Club, Wahian Staff, Class Play ' CHARLES PIERCE: Student Council, Wahian Starl, Basketball Manager, Boys' W Club, Football, Swimming, Track, Hi-Y, Ski Team, Class Play Properties Committee ' FRED PIERCE: Red Cross Council, Boys' W Club, Hockey, Hi-Y, Class Day Committee ' FORDY PIKE: Cross Country, Awards Committee ' ROGER PODANY: Hi-Y, Social Decorations Committee ' FRED PRIEVE: Basketball, Boys' W' Club, Track, Wrestling, Cross Country, Class Day Committee ' BRUCE RAHM: Hi-Y, Commencement Program Committee. ' HAROLD REITAN: Glee Club, Hi-Y, Class Day Committee ' DON REKOWSKI: Work Program, Detail Committee ' HERBERT RICHARDSON: French Club, Grist Staff, Politix Club, Student Council, VVahian Staff, Hi-Y, Class Play ' TOM RICHARDSON: Grist StaH, Wahian Staff, Class Play ' IANICE RICHMOND: French Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play ' PAUL RILEY: Glee Club, Orchestra, Social Details Committee ' IOHN RILLING: Hockey, Entertainment Social Committee ' RONALD RISHAVY: Boys' VV Club. XVrestling, Hi-Y, Work Program, Scrapbook Committee ' CAROLYN ROBINSON: National Honor Society, French Club, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Day Committee. E233 DUANE RODERICK: Memorial Committee ' DOUGLAS ROPER: Track, Glee Club, Orchestra, Senior Board, Hi-Y, Social Decorations Committee ' GERRY RORK: Boys' Chorus, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Awards Committee ' DONNA ROSE: Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Social Entertainment Committee ' CAROL RUEDY: Glee Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Day Committee ' BEVERLY RULLET: Glee Club, Latin Club, Library Board, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Class Play Prop- erties Committee ' IUDITH RUMMEL: Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U,C. Club ' MAR- IORIE RUNDQUIST: Politix Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play ' THOMAS RUSH: Baseball, Spanish Club, Class Play Scenery Committee. VALERIE ST. ANTHONY: Chroma Club, Glee Club, Grist Staff, Latin Club, Politix Club, Quill Club, Student Council, Girls' Chorus, Pop-lars Staff, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Red Cross, Human Relations Committee, Social Decorations Committee ' SHARRON SAF: Glee Club, Red Cross, G.A,A., Girls' Ohorus, U.C. Club, Memorial Committee ' FRANK SALOMONSEN: Basketball, Football, Student Council, Hi-Y, Class Play Properties Committee ' ROBERT SANFORD: Social Decorations Committee ' LYNN SCHARF: Work Program, Commencement Seating Committee ' IOAN SCHINGECK: French Club, Glee Club, Quill Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves. Social Decorations Committee ' DONALD SCHLACHTER: Boys' Chorus, Class Day Committee ' DERYL SCHLEKAU: Glee Club, Politix Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Class Play ' FRANCES SCHMIDT: Glee Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Social Refreshments Committee. ' MARILYN SCHWONKE: Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Commencement Decora- tions Committee ' GEORGE SCOTT: National Honor Society, Boys' W Club, Football, Track, Athletic Board, Hi-Y, Student Council, Awards Committee ' IANET SEKLUND: G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Commencement Seating Committee ' EDWARD SELIESKOG: Sound Crew, Stage Crew, 'Senior Board, Physics Club, Class Movie Com- mittee ' PATRICIA SHAY: G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Spanish Club, Class Play Scenery Committee ' IOAN SIEGEL: French Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Class Play Properties Committee ' GARY SIMON: Baseball, Boys' W Club, Football, Class Day Committee ' IEFF SIMUS: Baseball, Boys' Chorus, Boys' W Club, Football, Hockey, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Class Play Properties Committee ' GERALDINE SIOBLOM: Glee Club, Quill Club, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Scenery Committee. ' DOUGLAS SMITH: Basketball, Boys' W Club, Football, Track, Senior Board, Class Play ' FRANCES SMITH: National Honor Society, Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play ' TED SMITH: I-Ii-Y, Hi-Y Cabinet, Band, Class Day Committee ' DIANE SMOK- STAD: G.A.A., Social Decorations Committee ' VIRGINIA SNYDER: Band, German Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Baccalaureate Committee ' BARBARA SOLBERG: Glee Club, Politix Club, City Wide Wearers, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Girl Reserves, Class Day Coni- mittee ' PATRICIA SOLVERSON: Cheerleader, Class Day Committee ' RICHARD SOM- MER: Glee Club, Quill Club, Spanish Club, Class Play Properties Committee ' CAROLE SOMOD: Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Commencement House Committee. ' IOHN SPONG: Work Program, Memorial Committee ' RICHARD STALLARD: National Honor Society, Senior Board, Awards Committee ' MARY STARKEY: National Honor So- ciety, Girls' Chorus, Latin Club, VVahian Staff, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Class Play ' IANICE STENZEL: Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' VV Club, U.C. Club, Social Decorations Committee ' TED STEPHENS: Baseball, Basketball, Boys' VV Club, Hi-Y ' HAROLD STEVENS: Baseball, Boys' W Club, Foot- ball, Commencement House Committee ' TOM STOEBE: Hi-Y, Detail Committee ' SUSAN STOPPEL: National Honor Society, German Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Re- serves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Detail Committee ' DICK STOTZ: Baseball, Boys' W Club, Hockey, Scrapbook Committee. ' IANET STRAND: Red Cross, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, U.C. Club, Baccalaureate Committee ' DENNIS STRID: Awards Committee ' EDDIE STRIEGL: Class Play Scenery Committee ' EVERYL STROHECKER: Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Prop- erties Committee ' RICHARD STROM: Gilee Club, Social Detail Committee ' CAROL SUNDLIE: Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Commencement House Committee ' CAROL SUTTON: Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Play Properties Committee ' MARLYCE SVVANBERG: GiA.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Class Day Committee ' RICHARD SWANSON: Sound Crew, Student Council, Red Cross, Class Movie Committee. ' WAYNE SWANSON: Band, Commencement Program Committee ' INGRID SWORD: G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, U.C. Club, Social Refreshments Committee ' ABBY TAYLOR: French Club, Glee Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Social Decorations Committee ' IERRY THOMPSON: House Seating Committee ' IAMES THORP: Boys' W Club, Hockey, Hi-Y, Social Decorations Committee ' MARLYS TOLHURST: Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Class Play Properties Committee ' MARSHALL TOLLEFSON: Band, Class Day Committee ' IIM TORMOEN: Class Day Committee ' GRETCHEN TORGERSEN: Na- tional Honor Society, German Club, Glee Club, Wahian Staff, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Social Decorations Committee. E241 DUANE RODERICK ' DOUGLAS ROPER SHARRON SAF . SCOTT DOUGLAS SMITH FRANCES SMITH -- ' .. . ., ,M Q K Ze- , JF . t Q5 . .v :..::-,-,.:,.a' ii 2, JOHN svorsao RICHARD STALLARD STRAND ENNlS SIRID WAYNE SWANSON INGRID SWORD OERRY PORK DONNA ROSE FRANK SALOMONSEN in N I 3 6 wx I., N -I I I New f R I rl X, 1, I I -V in we- .A JANET SEKLUND EDWARD SELIESKOG PATRICIA SHAY JOAN SIEGEL GARY SIMON ROBERT SANFORD LYNN SCHARF JOAN SCHINGECK DONALD SCHLACTER CAROL RUEDY BEVERLY RULLET JUDITH RUMMEL MARJORIE RUNDQUIST THOMAS RUSH DERYI. SCHLEKAU FRANCIS SCHMIDT JEFF SIMUS GERALDINE SJOBLOM TED SMITH DIANE SMOKSTAD VIRGINIA SNYDER BARBARA SOLBERG PATRICIA SOLVERSON RICHARD SOMMER ' CAROLE SOMOD MARY STARKEY JANICE STENZEL , Am , D I 14 f if Q, . my 7' fi I EDDIE STRZEOL ' 1 A . ' ' fl, V ' 7' - y ' f . I 4 ' I ' ,, N ' ,t ' , 3' 55 7 V. ' '-f' L Aasv TAYLOR JERRY THOMPSON EVERYI. STROHECKER RICHARD STROM CARQL SUNDLIE CAROL SUTTON TED STEPHENS HAROLD STEVENS TOM STOEBE SUSAN STOPPEL DICK STOTZ Q I I MARLYCE SWANBERG RICHARD SWANSON JAMES THORP Mfxmvs romuasr MARS:-:Au TOLLEFSON JIM Tomoew GRETCHEN roaosnsew 1125 II ff? V L 'D MARJORIE TORNSTROM BARBARA TURES EDWARD VOGT DICK WALSH GERALD WARD JEAN WATSON ELDON WENZEL MARILYN WERNESS RUTH WHALEY XV CAROL SUE WHITESELL JUDITH WHIITEMORE ,IUDITH WICK X4 .I--Em ' Q . -L: N 1. ' W IRIX ' MARGARET wszucsm KATHYYOUNGHUSBAND MURIEL ZAHN SHARON WOMAN mmm WADE MARTIN WADE MARLENE WAGNER AN., BRUCE WEBSTER FRED WEFELMEYER WARREN WEGELE LONA WELD ROGER WHEELER PHYLLIS WHITNEY ASHLEY WHITSELL JACQUIEWHEELER ' an BARBARA WIGGINS JANICE WIGREN CHARLES WILHARM LOIS WIMMER WILLIAM ZILKA PAIRKQIA ZIMMERMAN SUE ZIPPERMAN GARY ZUHLSDORF IQZOJ ' MARIORIE TORNSTROM: National Honor Society. Glee Club, Politix Club, G.A.A., Girl Re- serves. U.C. Club, Class Play Publicity Committee ' BARBARA TURES: Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves. Scrapbook Committee ' EDWARD VOGT: Hi-Y, Class Play Sales Committee ' SHARON VROMAN: Glee Club, G.A.A.. Girl Reserves. U.C. Club, Class Play Properties Com- mittee ' DAVID VVADE: Boys' Chorus, Stage Crew, Sound Crew, Class Movies Committee ' MARTIN VVADE: Boys' Chorus, Stage Crew. Sound Crew, Red Cross, Class Movies Committee ' MARLENE VVAGNER: German Club. Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Social Decorations Committee. DICK VVALSH: Boys' VV Club, Football. Track, Class Play ' GERALD WARD: Sound Crew, Stage Crew, Grist Stafil. Class Movies Committee ' IEAN VVATSON: Social Entertainment Com- mittee ' BRUCE VVEBSTER: Boys' WV Club, Football, Track, VVrestling, Hi-Y, Class Play Scen- ery Committee ' FRED XVEFELMFYER: Boys' XV Club, Football. XVrestling, Hi-Y, Class Day Committee ' VVARREN 'xVEGELF- Football, XVrestling, Student Council, Red Cross, Com- mencement Decorations Committee ' LONA NVELD: Glee Club, Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Social Decorations Committee. ELDON WENZEL: Class Play Reading Committee ' MARILYN WERNESS: Spanish Club, Student Council, G.A.A,, G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls, VV Club, U.C. Club. City Wide Wearers, Class Play ' RUTH WVHALEY: Glee Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Class Play Publicity Committee ' IACOUIIQ WHEELER: French Club. Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., Girl Re- serves, U.C. Club, Class Play ' ROGER VVHEELER: Boys' Chorus. Glee Club, Quill Club, Student Council, Poplars Staff. Awards Committee V' PHYLLIS VVHITNEY: G.A.A., House Seating Committee ' A-SHLFY VVHITESELL: Boys' VV Club. Football. Hockey, German Club, Awards Committee. CAROL SUE VVHITESELL: French Club. Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, House Seating Committee ' IUDY VVHITTEMORE: National Honor Society, French Club, Politix Club, Wahian Staii, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, City Wide Wearers, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, Class Play ' IUDY WICK: Glee Club, G.A.A., U.C. Club, Memorial Committee ' BARBARA WIGGINS: Glee Club, Politix Club, Spanish Club, Student Council, City Wide Wearers. G.A.A.. G.A,A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Class Play Publicity Committee ' IANICE XVIGREN: National Honor Society. German Club, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Social Refreshments Committee ' CHARLES VVILHARM: Boys' W Club, Football, Class Day Committee ' LOIS VVIMMER: Chroma Club, Glee Club, Politix Club, Quill Club, Spanish Club. G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Social Details Committee. ' MARGARET WVRIGHT: Spanish Club. G.A.A.. G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Girls' W Club, Class Day Committee ' KATHY YOUNGHUSBAND: Chroma Club, Quill Club, Span- ish Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Club, Class Day Committee ' MURIEL ZAHN: Glee Club, G.A.A.. U.C. Club, House Seating Committee ' WILLIAM ZILKA: Basketball, Boys' Chorus, Scrapbook Committee ' PATRICIA ZIMMERMAN: National Honor Society, French Club, Glee Club. Latin Club, G.A.A.. Girl Reserves, U.C. Club, Social Decorations Committee ' SUE ZIPPERMAN: French Club. Grist StalI, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Club. Cheerleader. Class Play ' GARY ZUIILSDORF: Track, Cross Country, Skiing, Band, Com' mencement Seating Committee. .N-.N-.err E271 ELEBRITY October eleventh was a day of much anxiety. The auditorium program in the morning really got the students in the spirit of the days acuvides.lUfhe Sanim Clo Ddarching Inn xvas one ci the outstanding acts. The senior students made up DIOSK of the program and their acts were a tremendous success. The climax of the program came when Bud Moll and Noni Gillham were crowned King and Queen. Their attendants were Sue Zipperman, Iohn Koepclie, Barh Harrington, and lim Berry. School connnued in the usualinannen ahhough lude umm accomplished. Students wore Waslihtirii huttons, beanies and arm hands aH day.l?ennantszn1d orange and blue haHoons hHed the halls, while Cheer For The Orange And Blue was heard echo- ing funn the school The game with South was on us hefore we knew it. Alumni and parents, as well as the present students at Vlfashhurn, over- lflowers for the Queen Attendants take a how l.et's dance E233 TI flowed the bleachers At h lll tlme the Klllg ueen and the1r attend 1nts rode around the hcld 111 C0l1VCI'IlblCS The Alumn1 of 50 lko had a Hoat E you cdl1tthatlfQueen TJOD1 and Kang Bud welcomed everyone espec1.1lly the class of 46 who were there for the1r class reun1on The g1me contmued and We really Held That T1ger Harold Stevens and the rest of the team broughtthe ganuzto a 1313 ue Thc dance started at e1ght o cloclx and more people lttended than at any other homecommg If Washburn The bxnds of Harry Strobel and SheHy Cloldfus prov1dcd entena1nnaent for the eve lllllg Both gyms were creat1vely decorated w1th balloons crepe paper and posters The dance ended at eleven th1rty but many couples Went to open houses Wh1ch were bemg held All 111 all the eleventh day of October Washburn s Homecom mg was a b1g and glor1ous day to everyone Rhythmlc Royalty lhe Samts Fo Marchmg In Stolen KISS E291 SEP1' AVRIL JUNE Hvtnny ' I O ., fl AQ l 5905 g nur, 286 3 .jf , 5 S D' , ,un f, ' wg. l H E it j - 35- 4' - ff 1 G RE MBER THE DATE Wcfll always remember .... How close our hockey team came to getting a steak dinner . . . the Grist scandal . . . the thousand and some raffle tickets which were being circulated last fall . . . Lilly Langsam's and Val St. Anthony's open houses . . . the tennis court dances . . . Gerry Eisele and Ruth Whaley as Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae . . . the breakfast at Barb Olson's for homeroom 208 . . . when George was the main word in everybody's conversation . . . Rachael Mikelthun, Cora Iane Koepcke, Mary Gorsky, and Teresa Richardson join- ing G.A.A .... the wonderful term theme talk that Mary Ann Herhusky gave in French Class . . . the collapsible kissing booth at the Halloween party . . . Frank Bachman and Margie Rundquist for stealing scenes in the Thursday night class play . . . when everyone started wearing white 'ibucksn . . . when Ann Dwight got stuck in the bird sanctuary with the Mary Lanphear fan club . . . our Senior Stags . . . when Gayle Iasmin loaned her boy friend to Iudy Whittemore for the spring formal . . . the great decision of ending the sororities . . . Connie Emerson, the new member of the faculty who caused such a sensation among the senior girls . . . Nancy Antcliff and Roger Peterson for restoring our faith in couples . . . the day Miss Bowen's gym records were burned . . . Deryl Schlekau's appearance in the Homecoming show in a bathing suit . . . the Ramsey Friday night parties where the boys played basketball and the girls danced with each other . . . how Shirley Gangel's car always got stuck . . . all the work that Lynn Behrman put in on the variety show . . . the tear gas bomb at the Halloween party . . . the day Myrna Noodelman wore maroon and gold at our Homecom- ing game against Roosevelt . . . when tickets were sold to the Corky Ornburg Fan Club . . . the mob at Radio City waiting to see Dean Martin and Ierry Lewis . . . the scenes between Peg Gilbert and Iohn Koepcke in the class play . . . the Modern Drama students turned seamstresses for two months preced- ing the Shakespeare play . . . Mimi Iohnson and her many rivals . . . the Daily Dribblesn on Mr. Pulver's board . . . Bud Milleris tap dancing . . . the naughty song sung by Our Gang in the Class Day Program . . . Dorie Erickson and her fencing lessons . . . how Ballln the lack was sung on the lawn at lunch . . . Glenee Anderson's big crush . . . when the St. Thomas boys took a tour of the girls, gym . . . Barb Pearson's and Betsy Campbells quick trip to Washington . . . when peroxided hair was the rage . . . the bribes offered Gerry Ward to take certain senior movies . . . how scared Mary Archer was the first day she came to Ramsey . . . the exciting Southwest-Washburn foot- ball game which we won 26-25 . . . when Sue Gentry got her toe caught in a desk and Mr. Hill had to pull it out . . . the long and short of it, Pharis Horton and Iudy Grouse . . . the day Donna Lathrop came to school carrying an inner tube . . . when all the teachers were found watching the World Series on Television in the sound crew room . . . Sue Mulvaney and Ed Mann wearing twin outhts accidentally . . . when the members of the swimming team modeled their new suits . . . the day Mr. Claeson brought some firewood to keep Martha McGuire warm on a sleigh- ride ..., 3 12 being dubbed 'iConstitution Hall . . . the time Gretchen Torgersen had with her unknowns in chemistry . . . the girls going outside after lunch . . . when Gayle Pidgeon caught the measles from Foods I . . . the jokers who celebrated St. Patrick's Day with green hair . . . the 9944f10O per cent attend- ance at all sporting events . . . the change of the annual senior banquet to the Calhoun Beach Club . . . the list in the Grist room of dateless senior girls for Commencement . . . all the wonderful times we've had together as the class of 52. 5 if if 'wg M K 5: Q .Wai ff? A Ng.. 3 :gm 8 Y zxgfzazk w ' A 4 il .P - ,-,m m A 3 ,5- -: zfw A 5 QE' A Y nn - j 3-?3l luif, 'Swv 'gevigs 'D I Mo-E-:cop f-POM! xg GZ 4' I X 'Ea-s'CUvCllv.E M5335 'aendj :ff J' Qgff Rus-91 ' 'Koqad-Kb 'Biff REVUE' cu-'l'.'E.s+' S Le, am. Hmm we! MN 000 9 Y 09 45' 'bmwhln Sui. ,Ting Zivqaazxrsan Sm HQ-. Bas? Dzassv' v.A.A.,-J-.AJ-ff ,273 Smjw , Jack Cond-in 'Wren 'E Sgt- Gan SQJ1 ELYLEJ HCDW lsr Row: Richmond: Girzrzcyg Whittemore: Ellen: Gilbert: Agailzaf Du Four: lop Pidgeon: Mary Ncllg Smith: Amelia: Holmes: Sz1.ra11,' lierndt: Carol, Gillham: Clarirscy' Runtlquist: Mix: Birdeslzaw. Znd Row: Iordan: Dr. PiZI,' Peterson: Claude G1'isw0ld',' Garvis: Woodyj Koepcke: lim Merrill, Balch: Muir Colrp Werness: Mis: Shacklcfordj Smith: lcmilorg Chauss: P:'ofcs.wr Dinglryg Elliott: Scenery Crew Chief: Wenzel: Student Director: Mclriurncyz Stage Manager: Olson: Property Crew Chief. Goodbye, My Foncy l'Goodbye, My Fancy was presented as the Senior over top honors on Friday night. Margie Rundquist Class Play on November 29 and 30, 1951, with two and Sue Mulvaney created an uproar with their inter- complete casts. Peg Gilbert and Iohn Koepcke did pretations of Miss Birdeshaw, the unenlightened Sex admirable jobs in their roles of Agatha Reed and lim Hygiene professor. The play was an outstanding hit Merrill. Martha Iohnson and Tuck', Richardson took and will long be remembered as such. lx! Row: Fairchild: GI-7171jf,' Starkey: Ellmlq Iohnson: Aguzhrzg Kippley: lo: Adamson: .llrxry Nell: Schlclzlau: Afuclz'a,' Neal: Szmm: W'heeler: CZKIVI-.V5!',' Mulvaney: .Wisr Brdcslzfzw. Zlltf Row: Walsh: Claude CrI'fa'l1fU!!1J,' lishrmanz Woodyf Richartlsaznz lzm M'crrz'!l: O'Neil: Ma!! Cole: Halpern: Min Sh!IClQl6f02'fl,' Richardson: Telcphoneg Eisele: lanilorq Linziclanclz 161171-f0l',' Elliott: Scenery Crew Chief: Mcliurneyz Stage Mana- ger: Chauss: 1'rafe.r.ror Dillg!Cj',' Olson: Property Crew Chief: Wenzel: Student Director. E541 HOW Voriefy Nighf Under the direction of Lynn Iiehrman and Mr. Rohert Krause, the modern drama classes presented the hrst annual Variety Night, March 7, 1952. The show was an elaboration of the talent show presented hy the National Honor Society on March 5 for a school auditorium. Several choruses were added including: Opening Chorus, Ladies of the Mop, Park Chorus, Charleston Line, and the Finale. Individual acts were also added. The show received many compliments from the parents of the communi- ty for its smoothness and professional quality-an out- standing trihute to any high school production. All this would not have heen possihlc without Lynn Behrman. Lynn came to Vlfashhurn from Indianapo- lis, Indiana. Four years ago, she started out hy help- ing to write and direct a musical production in her high school. Since then she has directed four shows, and has proven herself a top notch director. Lynn also made a hit as an actress with a role in the class play as Woody, Agatha Reed's sarcastic secretary. She also won the coveted and cherished role of Rosalind in HAS You Lilie Itf' DD C36 L1'zfc'ly Lfmfv COI'.x'cIg6'f for ffm Bop' 1 Lf! Afvncr and Dfzify . Ufflwz' yu' g'0l'17,, Kllfxfj Cllfllbllg Cf1f1L'1'5 V ASKED FOR IT! Explosion in the Mukfzzg Old McD012Lzl1f had Ll Farnz' Scznzo Speaks Puppy-Zozfef VVhafU you have? E371 'I AP ' 1 . . 49. .W X N33 vyggxg X Ce as M, 1 Homerooms Cxox Abi . fi' Q w,lf 99? Undersfudies Become Leaders VVe are the juniors. Our second year has given to us both a wider curricular program and a greater opportunity for advancement. Three new subjects were introduced to us this year. We learned to ulovew Shakespeare. to appreciate the newspaper from jour- nalism, and to become better citizens through our studies in American History. Also we were intro- duced to extra-curricular activities of all sorts. The boys were given a chance to become active in Hi-Y groups and in athletics. The girls took an interest in Blue Tri and U.C. groups. A few of the leaders who have come forth from our class are Steve Lieberman in Student Council, Brad Iones in football, Priscilla Pierce in school activi- ties, Stevie Brown in Blue Tri, and Iohn Osander in Hi-Y. With time we hope to produce more. t 2 Row Our: Bearer, Bachman. Campbell, Sccyf lrcas.g Mr. Lee. Solberg. Pres.: Osandt-r. Y. Prcs.: Moore. Kon' Two: Zack. Hong. Bcrgc. litem, I Anderson. Tuttle. Nou' Tlzfw: Icnks. Hanson Sandberg. Larson. IJeNio. Ron' 1 om': Zacharias McLeod. Galush, Srolxa. Duell. Leonard. Row Ivrc: Kramer. Hardacker. Bt-rgstroin. Clough TVLJC, Xlvillits. Gilbert. 1 4 Kun' 0111: Clay. Hardy. Pres.: Burgh. Sccy.: Mr. Cunningliam. Ditzlcr. V. Prcs.: Ostrem. Trcas.: Cfonrade. Rau' Two: Hanson, Faes. Hubbard, An- derson, Twccd. Mozis. Ron' Tfzrfzx' Pommer. B Anderson. Santlo. Spanyers. Wilson. Park. Ron' lromt St, Martin. Lillicnskolcl, Dyste. Niles, Iuul Bcrglin. Ron' Fife: Mills. Abram. Iohnson. Gettle- man. Bierman. Coulter. VVcbstcr. 1 20I Nou' Our: Anthony. Mogck, Pres.: Bass. Treas.: Mr, Curtis, Bix, Secy.: Iohnson. Y. Prcs. Razr' Scheibe, Goulet. Row T!ll'f'fI llerthiaume. Urncs. Pattridgc. XVahl. Stanley. Kon' 1701111 Bickcrton. l.intlahl. Samscl. I.ein. Porter. McMullen. Ron' l'iz'r': llyste, Laicllaw, Sutherland, McI'artlancl Kuinlin. Costello, Wellslagcr. Tzvo: Fairbanks. Hudgins. Grossinan. Hartigan E401 x I4 0 1 11 s 111 1 knit Suu iss Pru Nfl T QL II 44.111 urnu Bkuv 1 X41 s Tron 1111111 11011 I 1101 nur t 111l11111 D an hoo 5 Qtr, X 111111111 11111 0111 1 utuu aww sum 111111111 0110111 11011 IZ 1 Ll 11111 IllN 1 11 mu Sm 1ns1m Ihtu Mun VV tts xozz' O 'fi in wa 1' ,. . Jrcs.: 111111. ' '1'c. ..: Sc loltler, Press nrsons. VV1ttigf. Seq.: I' 11111. lwm Two: Nclmn. KZKLIHIIILIH. K111111t51111. Munr- zcr, V ithcrow I cglrmn. Ixaw T 11'r'r': Rlli 1 Lx Sc 1ultz. Stmc. Licr, f1I'L1l'lkHL1IlCl. C11pcl11111l. I11111' 1'10ll7'ff,1I'LlIhNVOl .X111lcr5o11 Ryan Drake IIu1'lL'y. Bic elhaupr. 1111111 15110: ,I.i11clberg, Boc1lc1'. 111'gfc11- son. I-IU111111151111, Fisher, Augustinc. HCAlllilCllt', 2I5 Kon' 0110: I.1111la11y. Seq.: I11h115c111, Y. P1'c5,: RUM Laird, Mu1'1'i1111111. 'l1I'L'llS.1 Nelson. P11-5.1 IzL'Cl'f1fVf. Row Tzro: I'c'1lc1'm11. Dunham, B1-51:11. Lillcxt-ml. Hlcs5i11g1. G11-cnc. Ixfrmf' Tfzrcf: Iailkfll, K1111tw11. Fullmvs, VV11z11i11k. Nclwn. Ingersoll. Kon' 1'kUlIl'f Swanson, i'Illj.fgLlll15l, 1211115613 C1Cl'lg1h2lgL'l. VVifk. I.j'11Cll. Row ifirr: I.41n1lm11rk, HAH, 1 111'1l. Iflmnl, Sw11mo11, Iixxycf.. Morley. E 41 fl Kan' Una: I'.l1gNII'LllMl. 5L'lLlI1LlL'l'. L.r:rm'lI. hwy.- PlIl'Q'LlS.Z Mr, llrmrnl. luulxms. V. Prcx: llqulry. Pros. Ron' 'l'14'r13 liiirllllh. llcquu. Dunlxlc. llgxrtmzmn. Pclcrw. Nrlwm. Ron' l'fzf'r:f: Swnnmn. XVulcull. ilug-Q, Gromllliuli. Moyer. vllllllllllb, Row lfomt An- dsx-mn, llulwlllcl, VVil4Ql'ICl', Puwcll, linynl. lflucck- igicr. Rau' l IL'1'.' l.1111gv. l-imlst1'fmln. Crnlxvfmml. Kc-cpcrx, l',gg1lCSIl1l1. llcnw. Hurllwlula. 2l8 Ron' 0111: Nulswn, vlllllllllgl, 'l4l'LHlS.1 Olwn. Seq.: Nr. lllglcwn. llollgml. V, Pres.: Avm. l'rm.: Swan- mn. llnu' Tum: Cl'gmcl.1ll. l.CQlL'l'Nlil, lcnnmg liI'lL'Clllllllll11, llrcwstcr. Www. Zalmlui Kun Tfzrmu' Pclrlli. XY.1lin. l'lclmlcllu-rgcr. Wnllxf-r. Rlsirlgcr. Sclccn. lfUI'fL'Ll. Run' l'om'.' Dahl. lblflifll. iilxnw. Lyum, lluglu. Klllgl. Rau' I'-fl'!'f Slmlnn. lltllllfll. llmxic. lcmcn. lfmsl. Na-uinfclnlt. Wincllcll. 303 limi' 01111 l'1lw.mlN. Klug 'l'rcg1s.: lilxlmllx. Prus.: flllnllll-Mill, Sccy.: xY1lllLlCC. V. l'rc5,: XVmnlwgxr1l. Nou' '1'u'n: Iullnmn. Mclcnn, Snnclncss, Noll. ,Xm- LlL'I'hffll, Cxwrulig. RCj'Cl'Lll'I. Row Tfzrrcz lluincs. Ku, corn. limnucr, Irwin. licrg. Muflllmulwulm, linlglm. Ron 1501113 lfllillgswurrlx. Tuwmcml. Ycrllcy, Bur- rcrs. NlLl'llL'll1Lll1. llclcr. Kon' lfznz' l,4lL'lL1liliL'I. Slmth. l..lI'sHII, Daly. Oclxcn. Pcturmn. l'llriclcrcr. 305 Ron' Ona: Lcibsrnmn. I'rL's.: YVc1'nc5s, Seq.: NIH XVclls. lirmvn, V. Pro.: llallumrl. r-l.l'L'115. Nou' Two l'la'im'n. lilicnlpurg, Iulmsun. Rmclllucrg. Rm: Thrzv: Siskln, Cunninglmm. ll!JI'l1lALllli, Tuttlc Nm'dstrul11. Row 1 r111r: Uhman, XN'mI1'cl, Hugcmu Running. Knutson. Row Fivr: lipstciu, Healy lJLlINCl'Cll. Princgll. Mq1ttw11. Hall. E423 308 Kun' 0110: Toxnllmmn. Ilull, Trenm.: Arnulfl. Pres. Mr. Hmm. lOl11'lMII1. Seq.: Hess. Roll' Tzzw lVllllL'I'. Pierce. lflmlmnrg. .-Xalsgunl. Cigrge. Null 'l'f1z'z1': Ihrwell. Mnlmlurg. Currie. Hagen. Willscy Ruff' I'YUIl. f Olmn. Sulum. Acller. Nlll'Ll5U'UIU , , ., .. . 1, lrsllllae. lkuurf. Run' l41z'z: Hlckey. x,.1rruw. Mau' Kel. iiuietin. Law. llerglunnl. Meyer. 3 I 6 Run' Uma' Gurrlner. l'lL'lSNV2lIIQCl'. Smillr. Secy.: llqlll. V. Pres.: Mr, Suncle, Olson. llkllllkllll. Pres.: liyluznxl, Row Tivo: Miller. Nosby. llgllml. Mrmclle- SILIIN. ltxllllbilll. Pillslulry. lilugllklll. Kon' Three: Irxeuby. Able, liualee. lingstrunal, Lgrrwu. Roth- elrilul, XVl1lI1llUOI'C, Ziprq. Row FUIIVI Zwuk. Fitz- gerulml. Lee BL'l'gl111Il1, Rogers, Kope. Ron' 1 l'z'z': Srmrling. Hanson, Oslie. Ahlquisr, Clll'lslL'l1SUIl. Utter. Ostrumler. lxbn' Our: Holm. Kaiser. V. Pres.: liemun, Pres.: Mrs. Guuclsinlx. Aune. 'l4I'C11S.1 Smith, Seq. Nou' 'I'n'0.' Safely. lUl1I1SUI1. Horan. VVhittenwre. Dnxis, Yrmung- Moe. Murrmlrn, Raw Tfzrzffz' Vllllfllbllll. lillmm, Hall, lirilmen. Ihooley. Quzule, Nou' I U11J'. Wutwn. Hanson. Gemlu. Vieberg, Nyvull, Lnrmn. Alrlrielw. Row I iz'g': Mclicrsie, Quin, Reed, Omite... lfruzer. Lehrer. fIllI'lbIUfL'l'5UIl, Steen. SCRAMBLIQID Ali'SliNTEld PICTURIC GUESS XVHO? li 451 The Exfros Are Reodyio Fill in Vv'e are the sophomores. After one year we have learned the schoolls few regulations, and we now know what to expect. We have our home room fift- cers, and we have participated in the school's organi- zations and activities. The boys have had chances to par- ticipate in sophomore athletic squads, and the girls have been very active hoth in G.A.A. and Silver Tri. As spectators we have enjoyed watching the varsity -315 'x-M., squad, and the Grange us time to we have loyally learned the ullheer for and Blue. Our one year has also given produce leaders. A few are Iudy St. Anthony in Silver Tri, Mary Proctor in G.A.A., Bill Chase in language cluhs, and Dave Gately in boys' sports. Witli time, we expect to produce others. We now feel ourselves a part of the school and are look- ing forward to our junior year. I09 Row Our: Borg, Aabcrg, Pres., Frank, V. Pres.: Miss Lowry, Gronberg, Secy.g Lee. Row Two: H. Anerson, Pillsbury, Sekland, Iacobson, Heinen, Clark, Rucdy. Row Tllreff Katz, Rice, Flanders, Hearn, Meehan, B. Nelson. Row Fam: I. Ander- son, Park, Welbauni, Lynch, De Nio, Lecy. Row Five: Strong, Dienst, R. Smith, Barncss, Ccalglske, Birkey, Stenstroni. II3 Row Our: Kinsman, V. Pres.g Chase, Pres., Mr. Emerson, Iensen, 'WcstIuntl, Treas.g Row Two: Fitterman, Richardson, Benke. Markus, Gross. Seng, Green, Row Three: G. Nelson, Patz, Briggs Lichliter, Barnard, Dolan. Row Four: Botner, Helegson, Koepcke, Groth, Dills, Claesen. Row Ifizfs: Ienscn. Hebert, Iicllin, Swanson, Samson, Nyholm. Iilashlield. II5 Raw 0110: Nelson, Sachs, V. Pres.: Mr. Roder. Chorzenipa, Oakes, Sec.-Treas. Row Two: Heckcr. Martinson. Ii. Iohnson, N. Anderson, Kolb. Ben- som. Row Three: Foreman, Riley. Hicks, Dono- van, Grayslund, VVhiten. Row Four: Gruber, Clay. Polk, Swirnofl. Boyce, Gronberg. Row l 1'z'c: Mon- roe, Dingman, Holmes, Knutson. Knapp, Shapiro, Hess. E 44 ll 202 Row Ulm: Gross, SLC.',I4I'C21S.1 Gals. V. Pres.: Miss Ohm-rg, linnn. Pun.: Drury. Row Two: Iirzllz. Robb, Xh'viHi2llUS. Mathews, Krrmgstncl, M. Pctcrson, Row Th1'r'f: Able, Slither, Hilgcrs, Pezlrc. Row IIOIII1' Iohnsnn, Frcmlcll. And:-rwn, Lund, Chris- Liamcn, Hnrsncss, Kon' Fl-l'l'I Mcrmxre, Hickman, O4la:'.h.1ch. lbwnovnn, lk-nz. 205 2 Row 0110: Bates V. Prcs.: Dougdl I'rcs.g Luvcxvcll, Mr. Smith, Gross, Sec.-Trans: Lawrence. lxouf Two: Nslmn. Be1'g5t1'nml, Mcrcicr. Pctmff, XVim- mar, Mcliillips. Nom Thrfff: Kuhnrski, Ilunke. Prins, cillI'iSl0ff?l'S0ll, Anderson, Row Four: john- son, I2LlCZlI'l, Hurd. Aglunoff, limcllarclt, Siukcn- gcr, Rosa' I:fl'l'.' Gnlstnfmli. Krieg, ICIIBCITSUI, XVil- hum. N'i4lI'ICIlSOH, Izmrlwwn, SCllU4II1UYL'I'. 207 Row 01117: Urncs, Clrullsc, 'I'1'c:1m.: XVilson, I'1'vs.: Mr. Aiwin. Swcnwn. Scc.g Antcliff, V, Pres.: Gcigcr. Non' Two: Collins, Sccurcl. CUC, Gxlngel. licsncr. Eggleston. Nou' T!II'l'l'f Kuhn. Murphy. Iiurl, Phcrnutton, Smits, Lundlwcrg. XVrun, Raza' lfolfr: Kurtzc, Mclcllzln, Holg1'u11, Roland, Iuhn- son, Icnliins. Ron' 1 fz'r: Hale, BLIIYIXV, Bowmgm Nichols. Psihos, Buz1l1cl111inc'. Chlrk. E451 IN i SQ , 1. M' , .gg N 2I0 Rum Unr: Griggs, Sccy.: l'iLlgcon. ,I'I'Lfll5.Q Mm O'Cm1mn', Nelson, Pres.: Culmlvr, Sykfmx, V. Pros. Rau' Two: Van Tubscl. lilliascn, Gcllringcr, KXLlLlIL'. Hfmm'r1'. Zack. Moilrctt. Rau' Thr'c'f.' Hun- sml, SCIULUT5. Sim-r. Pylkn, S.1mlbc-rg, Burns. Row IYUIIIY Archcr, Ruclc. Nmllcr. Haugen, BL-ll. Iolm- son. Rom lfizfcx Clark. In-mum, Lyuns, GL-incrlhollb. O'Tawmlu. A11dcrm11. XVi1Srjm. 2I4 Rolf' f71Ifff Lugc1'sl1'm11, Gilgcs, V. Pres: St .-Xnf thuny. Scif: Miss I4crglL1nnl, Vulkmnn, Pres.: 1.11 Hcuux. ,I1I'L'Ll5. Kon' Two: Nwrris. 'I'z1y1ur, Burn- stuin. lluwhch. llllilsllll. II.1lxw1'w11. Run' Thru: LIUJ511, fx 'cm ':wn, Gum 0. Supper, M2l5htlI11,XNi11- -vwx. Ima' 5 1: zzut. cnmlm. I ' . Flliul. YEL -. S crmn. X ff' :1l'l'f .-Xsuum. Lullswu. nwu. . the man, '. fwf . XVic'.. L' . 2I6 Ron' 0111: Maycr. Hmnch. 'I'v1'm1m, Sccy.: Mr. Hn!- xmmuu. Cgzrlsun. V. Prcs.: Gillcll, Pres. Rauf Two: Iiillixmtfmli. I.11rmn. Iohmzxu. Schurf. Cmmcr. Thrms. 'l'1'c41s. Ron' Thru: Iiulicr, linglannl. Millcr. Hung. lollnmn, Smith. Now l o1r1': BCIMPI, Ccsilill. P1'uct01'. Gilvln. Nygrcn. Hans. Nom .F1'1'1': Pc-lticlg Rchling. Iinglc. Laulwig. Llwin, XVisc. Anlcly. 2I9 Ron' Our: Elms. lizlrron. llugllcs, Suzy.-'l'rCux.: Bcxyhxxl, Prcmg Lnmlv. V. Pram: ILIIISCII. Run' Tivo: Crgmwimxl. Iurgulmmll, Turcll. Lzxrmn. Iuyllw. Mocgw. Row TfI7'l'I'f Schcrcr, Bl1lClilN2ll', Spunglcr, O'l51'iui1. Schmidt. Rumus, limnmy. Rnnf Four: IIm'1'ing1um, Bcmlixcn, XVitt. Nas, I31clclst.1cl. Gisli. Raw 1'l,l'!',' CilI'lTL'l1IL'T'. F1'ickw11. Ccrmsl ck, Elk- W lvfrg. Mgxxncr. Smith. VVnlsl1. , EHQI 307 Ron' Una: lqimlquist, Vurlc. Guulil. Him Guyns Crmlvy. Suzy.: licmon. Pro. Ron' Tun: Ricliir Mfirgzm. Ciualczimii. xYlllIg1I'CII, Liirmn. Rica. Run Tfzrfcf Spciicfr, lmuwicli, lllnir. Phillips. Nicliolm 'lhrgcr-.u11. lfnzz' lfour: Ulm-.ul. ESZIU. lipplc. Olaui' m.in. l5LxlNllL'ss. Hgimuu. Run' l 11'r: Quginrunl Nllljlllllll. llutllmnn. lwr'il.1n. Smith. Xlixiy. Lam mlil. 3I5 Row flllll' l3ClCgLlI'Ll, Rmlcn, Prix.: lirickwim lrui-1.: Miss Minty. Alvlmtt. V. Frm.: Motlicrwcll Suzy.: Gr ulnl. Kon' Tun: Olson, llgixiluilar. Hutt ner. Culmn, Gimltru. Ilqinwn. jurgcm. Ron' Thru' Keith, Kath. l31iu111lvcx'gcx'. Ratcliil. l.llI'MJII. Smilli Urriss. Run' lfonr: Fugrv, We-ssel, Wliitc, Schncicl ur, xrmlisclicn, Blomliclcl. Row 1'Y1'l'l'f licrison Dale. Niclwlmil. Lau. Miiycr. Pcyrut. Wright. 3I7 Rozu Our: YuLl11glJcI'j.f. Sccy.: Carlson. Trcux. c:l'l21lNl7Cl'5. Prem.: Miss Olwn, Rcmlmlil. V. Prcs, Olson. Kun' Two: Lcntz. KCl1113lL'I'. Huugcn Scli1'nQclc1', Mulroy. lfuclia, Row 'l'!11'rr: Storm Hassis, Slmmlc, Holvcrt, Berg, Alsrzimsun. Row Four: Ciuisliy, Davis, XVzulc, Kllllljlil, Niclsrxn Rout. Ron' l'11'l't'I Stark. liiyr. Phillips. Mcllrmnlcl Irons. lkikswzi, Ti5llL'I'liSl'LlLl. 320 Run Um: XN14-gaiiailw. lui. V. Pro.: Cl11'istcm.m 9.-cj..-'lii'n.1x.: XIV, Limlfuili. Rmvlgmll. Prix.: Nilu lhmliu1'. Run' Tun: ilmaliiicli. liicllicr. Finney' Suliulrx, AflU!'l12lliL', l5L'lAQl'ISCl1. Rau' Tf11'z'f'.' RL'I'll'I4.'l' limnick. .Xmlurmn. liuclgcr. lzimlisin. Giyiliqim Kun' llflllff ligirlzcn. l,k1lI'NUI'l. Su-vom. llcilvcrg Stixiwn. Lavtiw. Kon' l .1'z'.' McYurlun. Pia-Vcc llcrry, lllllljlbll. XX lim: f,.ll'lN' 11. Dcgin. l' 471 Q Seal i x .W W 1 fl X X a ,Yr 7 iff' ,X A , ,si V ,.:1!'h 1. . ffl Crganizations NVAHIAN BIG VWIGSU: Richardson, Business Mana- ger, Mulvaney, Campbell, Corson, Co-editorsg Noodel- man, Art Editor, Olson. As- sociate Editor, not pictured, Sue Gentry, Art Editor. Rout' Our: Ottmann. Pierce, Gilbert. Row Two: Rich- arrlson, Torgcrson. Iohnson, McGuire. Noorlelman. Non' Tfzrrf: Mr. Claeson. Campbell, johnson. S MEET Wohicm A Walls into Zltl during sixth peri- od would have shown you twenty- live industrious students slaying on the '52 edition of the Vifahian under the paternal stare of Mr. Clae- son. Heading the stall were Wilfrecl Corson, Sue Mulvaney, and Betsy Campbell, co-editors, and Madelyn Olson, associate editor. Splashing With paint brushes were Sue Gentry and Myrna Noodelman. Short- change Richardson tried to be busi- ness manager. The blaring music from the radio kept everyone jigging While compos- ing scandalous copy, cutting parts of the anatomy with pictures, and glu- ing clothing to the copy. Besides breezing through the sacred halls of Washburii and running down to the printers, a Valentine party was held to present Mr. Claeson with a name stamp. fAs every staff member knows, it came in handyj VVith the book off to the printers, the staff set- tled down to graduating. Row One: Erickson, XVl1lIfC1NOI'C. ,Now Two: Mr. Claeson, Corson, Riel1a1'dson, Olson, Mul- vancy, jackson, Doughty, Antclirf, Gentry, Starky. THE PRESS Grist Publishing a paper bi-Weekly is the desire, purpose, and the use of the Grist stall. One Finds this group of junior grade journalists radiating from the Grist room every fifth peri- od. Guiding our illustrious scandal sheet down the path of iniquity were the co-editors, Seymour Druskin and Pharis Horton. Aicling them one found Theo Ganschow in charge of First page, Iudy Grouse, assisted by Kati Eriksson, took care of second page, Connie Hayes' job was third page, while Tom Litman did the Work on the sports page. Valerie St. Anthony, art editor, Was in charge of the paper's art Work. The finan- cial end of the Grist Was taken care of by Ierry McCarty, the Business Manager, and the black hole of 220 was serviced hy the janitorial efforts of Elaine Berman. The advisor, Mr. Carl E. Carlson, spent most of his time burning undesirable editions. Ron' Our: Chauss, Lathrop, Mitchell. Razz' Two: Osander, Noodelman. Kreichhaum, Zip- perlnan, Larson, liehrxnan, Grouse. Row Tlzrfe: Lovewell. VVard, Gross, Herhusky, Gross. Cornell. Phillips, Mandelstam. Ron lfozrr: Richardson, Vxfheeler, Hall, Shultz, VVil- lits, Flood, Anderson, Brown, Gilbert, Pierce, St, Anthony, Kippley. Jacobson. CSRIST GRINlJliR5 : Row Une: Druskin, Horton. Mc- Carty. Litman. Row Two: Iiriksson. St. Anthony. Gan- sehow. Kon' Thrfr: Grouse. Ilayes. Gansehoxv, Ilruskin, llorton. Grouse. St. ,-Xntliony, McCarty. Hayes. Litman, liriksson. CRLISADE FDR FREEDOM N011 Umz' Swenson. Pierce. Glass. Mr. lfleenor. Miller. Kaiser. XYiggins. Nou' Tien: .Xntcli'rl. Archer. lohnson. Aahcrg. Parsons. ten lit,-mel. Ron' Tfzrc-ch' Vfheeler. Abbott. lleier, fianschow, johnson. Liilges. Ron' lfolzrf Muir. Henson, Nelson. liachnian. liggltf fton, lliewe. Run' l'f1'f: l'utnani. Sutherlantl. Gorsky. Linclclancl. lfiselc. laeherman. Shinn. Sfudenl Council Lilie Mary Hayworth, the Student Council is supposed to have an answer to every prohlem. The council met every Thursday morning with Mr. Fleenor to work on various problems such as home- coming, spring tlance, lunchroom improve- ments. and other complaints matle hy stu- tlents. Two ol the pet projects of the council this year were working on plans for a stu- clent parking lot anal experimenting with music in the lunchroom. lfach homeroom elects one representa- tive to the council. Those chosen attentl the meetings, hringing with them suggesf tions from the stutlent hotly. antl then ref porting the information hack to their homerooms. Also, memhers are given chances to attend various conferences. Ollicers for the fall semester were Art Linclelancl. Pres.: Leon Moir. Vice-pres.: Theo Ganschow, Secy.: antl Margaret johnson. Treas. Leaclership for the spring semester inclutlecl Ken Clorslxy. Pres.: Leon Moir. Vice-pres.: Art Linclelancl. Secy.: antl Theo Ganschow, Trcas. Lintlelantl. Pres.: Iohnson, 'l'I'CAlN.1 Cianscliow. Stcy: .X 'liypical Roxvtly Session of Stutlent Council. Motr. X. Pres. QUIZ KID Nofionol Honor Society Those ieieles that yotfve seen selling popcorn and eokes at the footgall games are in reality VVashburn's Quiz Kids with their adviser, Mr. Ianes. Our Quiz Kids are the working members of the National Honor Society because a sen- ior does not receive his permanent membership card until he graduates. Members of the National Honor So- ciety are chosen by the faculty because they have maintained at least a uB', av- erage, shown qualities of leadership. and given service to the school through extra-curricular activities. The officers of this year's National Honor Society were Tom Litman, Presidentg Iudy Whittemore, V. Pres.g Nancy Antcliff, Secy.g Dick Stallard. Treas. Iudy was the chairman of the annual talent show which was presented to both students and parents. A dance was sponsored on March 21. At the last meeting of the year, members for the following year were inducted. Stallard, 'Ireas.: Antelirl. Secy.: XMIlIlIL'II'IlJI'C. V. Pres.: l.III'ILlIl, Pres. Row Une: Grouse. Hayes, filly, Antelill. VVIIIIIICIIHUIT. RUM' Two: Iackson. Gilbert. Jasmin, Ganseliow. Row Tfzrrr: Corson. Iiriksson. Litman. Irons. Stoppel. Ron' Form: Nelson, Ingerson. Campbell. Mans, Ilorton, Scott. Ron Olly: l.angsain. Clillliam. Robinson. Olson. Mctiuire, Harold, Kon' Two Cook. Harrington. Zimmerman. Kaiser. I . Smith. Kippley. G. Anderson. Roz Tf1l'l'l'f Iidelson, 'I'orgersen, S. Ilriekson, IDuFour, Krueger, Fosheini. M. john son. Linn. Ron' l'o1rf: Moll. Noodelnian. Starkey. Iames. M. johnson. I-lol stad. VVheeIer. Row l'r1e: Ialrggm HLIIIC. s. Llndeland. Gentry. Flornstrom, Berg, Mui' Red Cross Each homeroom has one repre- sentative on the lunior Red Cross Council. Meetings were held once a month. The council representa- tives also attend Hennepin Coun- ty lunior Red Cross meetings at the Chapter House. ln the fall they raised money for Christmas activities by show- ing a movie. They also sent two chests of school and health sup- plies and athletic equipment to schools overseas. In the spring the Iunior Red Cross had its annual membership campaign. This year the officers Were: President, Mimi johnson, Vice President, Myrna Noodelmang Secretary, Mary Loeschg Treas- urer, Bob White, Council Repre- sentatives, Donna Sevenson and Lyle Hurd. Gffice Boord l'Hello, this is Washburn call- ing. Could you tell me why Iohn is absent?', When you're sick your mother answers this question to one of the hardworking oflice board members. lt is their job to hear everyone's excuses for ab- sence. These girls also do various kinds of ofhce Work including lil- ing, stamping program cards, and learn how to operate the compli- cated switchboard. A great dillerence between the oliice board and other groups is that the members rarely see each other, for there is only one ollice board member working during a period. These lucky girls are se- lected from the commercial classes during their senior year. MEET THE A . ...... .. Qi Roux 0110: lieugen, White, ,l4l'L'2ll'l.Q Noodelnian, V. Pres., Miss Goode, Iohnson, l'res.g l.oe-sch, Secy.: Hurd. Row 'l'wo: Scluoedtr. Becker. Strand, NVigren, Sat. johnson. Gage. Row T!l7'l'l'f Crawford, Hoover, Larson, lfosheim, McGuire. Anderson, Nelson, Young. Row lfomt Drury, Halpern, lierndt, Pickett. XYade, XVray. .Xnderson. Ron' I f'1'e: Boyd. Jackson. XVostrel. Hall, lilood, VVillits, Ugdahl, lilakcslce. lleaston, llertogs, Aialerson, liurgin, Heutmakvr. Rundquist, Hyland, Carlson, Ptarson. E541 PECDPLE lynn' 01116 Retjue. lialeh. .Xl'ILlL'l'ktlH. Puters. Kaiser. llybeyiek. Nun' Tutu: liriekson. Gross, Mr. lbillner, Leonxtrd. Corson. Nou' 'l'fzl'z1': Yooclelinan. St. Anthony, XXX-bster. Lamb. Hird. lilllllllj Ron' Umx' Dwight. Ci. Pidgeon. .Xndt-rson. S. Pitlgeon. Nou' 'l'zr'o: Rullet. lvlulxaney. Cen lioyd, Siskin. Mamlelstain. E553 Human Relations The bewildered sophomorel The student from another sehooll That poor wallflowerl How are we going to get them in the swim? HMery has just the gang for the jobl They bring the new students into the group by intro- ducing them to their respective teachers and other students, giv- ing them a tour of the school. and having luneh with them. Each spring, a snappy Orientation Pro- gram is given for freshmen who will enter Wfashburn in the fall. Here they get a preview of what high school life is like. A big hand should be given for Mr. Dillner and his Human Rela- tions Committee. Library Board The library board Consists of a group of girls and boys who have willingly given up their study pe1'iods to help out in the library. Brown and Mrs. Dueklow, the librarians, would be at a eom- plete loss without the expert help of all the assistants. Of eourse. everyone worked extremely hard stamping books, taking the library passes to the study halls, shelving books, and keeping the students semi-quiet. A student may receive a non- aeademie eredit by working Five days a week lor one semester dur- ing his senior year. or he may work in the library during his sophomore or junior year just for the experience and lun he gets out of it. PARTY TIME Row KJIICI Swenson, l.C.C.: AntcliH, Treas.: Miss Minty. Ailviserz St. Anthony, Pres.: Proctor, V. Pres.g Grouse, Secy. Row Two: von Eschen, Erickson, Abbott, Archer, Crosby. Rau' Three: liarl, Welbauni, Motherwell. Hansen, Stone. Silver Tri VVashburn,s Silver Tri, composed of over one hun- dred and eighty tenth grade girls, was one of the most active of all the school's clubs. This year's program was packed full of activities of every laind. The fall schedule featured the Dads, and Daugh- ters, Banquet. The girls will remember for years to come the good time they had square dancing with their dads. Other activities that added to the enioy- ment of all were a talent show put on by some of the talented Washburn teachers, a speaker from Murray's Fashion School, a talk by Mr. Dillner, and a style show put on by some of 'Athe boys. Every- one agreed that the boys looked very attractive in the clothes that they modeled, but that they should continue wearing their normal apparel. The second Semester began with the Heart Hop dance, held at the Minneapolis Youth Center. At this dance Mar- lene Hagen was crown Miss Valentines Dayf' Ron' 01111 llultgren, l.t-ntx, llalvorson. Larson. rl41ll'QL'3Ul1. Crosby, Norris. Now Tim: liillington, M. Iohnson, Tersch. Scliarf. Taylor, Stern. Abramson. Row Tlzruff Hughes, Blair, liezat, Larson, Godenian, Copper, bang. Non' lfomt: Iose- wicli. lieniptor. Michaelson. Davis. St. .-Xnthony, liarsness, Proctor. Row Fire: Hansen, Spencer, johnson. Miller. XVatle, Renibold. Nou' Six: cJliCl'Il'll1l1. Smith, lip- ple, Gorslay, Gibbs, Syltora. Chambers. I: 5621 The mothers of the girls in Sil- ver Tri were treatecl to a clessert luncheon at the Y.VV.C.A. Oz Black furnished the entertain- ment. Activities closed with a pic- nic given at Lyman Lodge. The hus ride to ancl from the picnic. the good food, and all the lun that was had, will he hartl to forget. During the year Silver Tri also ioinetl with Blue Tri to ptit on a spring style show. Meetings were plannetl hy the cahinet with the help of Miss Minty and B. Gammel, atlviser from the Y.M.C.A. This year's oflicers were Iutly St. Anthony, Presiclentg Mary Proctor, Vice Presiclentg Ruth Grouse, Secre- tary, Mary Lou Antcliff, Treas- urer, and Donna lean Swenson, l.C.C. representative. Razz' Our: Ilolconilv. Grouse. Mathews, Gangel. Krogsteatl. Kvaale. Collins. Mof- fett, Ron' Two: Ciehringcr. Antclilli, 'Winn- mer, Coe, McLellan. Sitter. Schroetler. Piclgeon. Rau' 'l'f1rre: Iohnson. Swenson. Petrofli. Mercier. Rolih. Hilgers. Archer. Earl. lCo1zfI7o11r: liergstranrl. Iohnson. Sniits. Pherinelton, Anzlerson, Nelson. Rolancl. Drurey. Row l'i1'zfc': Sickenger. Kuharslii. Holmgren. Heugen, lienx. Bureau. Gross. Nou' S1'.r.' Rutle. Peterson. IJ. Iohnson. Ni- cholas, Ifreclell. llucart. lohnson. Gross. Kon' Ulla: lfitternian, Seng. Green. Borg. Clark, ileinen. Gram. Row Two: Stillman. Markus, lienetlict. Iacohson. Nelson, ll, Nelson. lflantlers. Ron' TlI1'I'!'f lienke. Peare. Morgar.. lilliasen. Cirafsltintl. XX'liitt-il. Rich- artlson, Ran' 1'iU11I'f Martinson. Heclier. VVesllannl. Jenson. Koepcke. Donovan. Non' l'iI-l'I.' .'Xn4lerson. Lynch. lforenian. Ancler- MJD. Patz. Iiotner. l7eNio. Row .X'1,r.' liolle. lliclts, Henson, Welhauin. Park. Ilt-lgeson. Clay. lflasen. Ron' One: Cioltra. Schultz. pXnclei'son, llan- sen. lfinney, N. Carlson. Crawliortl. Kun' 'I'zi'o: Christenson. llanlake. Gross. Smith. Barron. Ilanson. lflxas. Carlson, Rolf 'l4f1rz'r'5 Moeger. jacolnson. Dolan. lironick. Sclitrrt-r. Iioocler. Huttner. Ron' 1'iUll1'.' lfricltson. Spangler. ion lischen. llloinneltl. Larson, Riley. Xeillierg. Nou' 1:1l'l.' Ahliott. Rice. Motlit'rwt'll, Olson. O'l4rien. Ratcliil. Stone. Ron' Mi: lorgenson, Torell. Schnei- iler. Gish. llugglits. lilackinar. Schniizlt. Strown. lg 6 -Q 4 E573 Bm ii Tier Cxiaixr, 1'--Nou' Our: Miss Bergluntl. Adviser: llall. Roh- U. C. Caisixi 'i--Rim' Om: Nootlehnan. Treas.: Runcltjuist, V. Pre-s,1 inson. Lathrop. Pres.: Zininiernian. johnson. V. Pits.: Gillhaui. Archer, Pres.: McGuire, Seq.: Lenz. Row 'limi Clapp, Solhergg, Treas.: Brown. RU1l'i1wH'O.' .'xIHlL'I'8tll1.XKYLTIILSS. Pollarcl. Secy.: Nyvall. Paulsen. Miss Young. lfoshieni, Razr' Tf1. 1'1': Miss O'Conno1'. An- Blue Tri The past vear has been paclaecl lull of fun for all the junior and senior girls who were memhers of Blue Tri. The fun was plannecl ancl carried ULII bv the cahinet. made up of live junior ancl live senior girls. who hatl as their faculty aclviser, Miss Bergluntl. ancl as their aclviser from the Y.M.C..-X.. Miss B. Gam- mel. The activities this year were variecl ancl a little cliff lerent from PLISL years. One of the first big meetings heltl was a panel discussion of Boy-Girl Relations, The panel was macle up ol hoys from Eclina and girls Lf. C.-.Xflb -f-Rim' Um: llairs. Clay. Aasgartl, Bergluntl. l. Antler- son. Anthony. Cook. Cl. Antlersoii. Beiswanger. Blessing. Nou' 'I'1z'u: Blewetl. Barnard, C. liamjihell. Currie, lb. plntlerson. Berman. Dir!- ler. Dvheiiclg. Bailey. Ron' Yillfllf Corriveau. Carlson. Allan. M, Xntlerson. G. Anderson. Clapp. N. .-Xntlerson. Bach. .Xntclii-l. Run Iffm1': Bclirinali. llahl. l7uFour, Balch. Cunningham, lit-Nio. M. flrclier. Aclainson. .Xi'l4cnstint'. lxlflll' I'l-i'l'.' Day, B. Anilcrson. Bairil. Berthiauniv. Brunner. Bergh. Boitl. Bang. Brown. Berglin. Ron .S'1'.x': .Xntlei'son. lhexoy. Christensen. llt'I'Iltll. Burgin. lloughtx. llunhani. .Xntlersoir Chamhcrs. Dwight. Camphell. ilcrsi ln. johnson. Behrmaai. from Southwest. This meeting provetl to he a big suc- cess as well as the 'Llivery Girls, Dinnern helcl in the ltmchroom one evening. For once the hovs were wait- ing on the girls. for the Hi-Y hoys were the waiters and furnished the entertainment. Other activities in- cluded the tratlitional Blue Tri-Hin Lenten service at St. lohn's Lutheran Church, a farewell picnic at Lyman Lotlge, antl a joint Blue and Silver Tri style show. This year the Blue Tri cahinet has worlaetl closely with the Hi-Y ancl several joint ac- tivities were helcl. Lf. CL- li-I--Razr Umm' lleaston. Hill. lfrt-tlell. Hagen. lfaes. l. ilurley. leronie. N. johnson. Haertcl. Gillham. Ron' Two: Graham. Cianschow. llantllcr, flanucl. A. llurley. johnson. Clrotlnicli. lfairv- hanks. Glass. Run' 'l'f11':'z': lfttni. lft-llows. lngt-rsnll. l-loninics. Heut- niaker. Hertogs, S. liriclcson, llullsick. llaggtjuist. lfwaltl. Rolf' I'o11f': Gislason. llalpern, llvans. l.. jackson, M. lohnson. M. lohnf son. lfosheini. C. laclsson. Fisher. Row I71'z'e.' l .tlelson. M. johnson. Gentry. lasniin. Hunter. I. johnson. lleier. li'oiis.Ga1'Yis. l'. lohnson. Non Six: fi. llagen. lfulsoii. M. .X, johnson. li. lirickson. l-'lueclv igcr. luul. llail. B. Ciilhsrt. Floral. P. Gilhert, ll. liriclason. ....w.- , A M., A l. ..- ,vit 1 9 1 x l X H Um 1 cni r t 1 trrvn ' tene cmtn mutt t I I 4 U n you I' o fiiti csc nsi L ex imtson lxosutos Ret t . . You probably saw the flashy orange and blue book coyers cir- culating around VVasliburnl This was just one of U.C.'s projects. Many people have wondered what UIQ. stands for. VVhy. Upper Class of course. This group is for girls in eleventh and twelfth grades. The members of this club do various charitable services be- sides school projects. The projects lor this year included the selling of book covers, ushering at school productions, and taking care of the girls' powder room. Although U.C. features seryice,they also have good entertainment at the big meetings which were held every month. The ollicers, picked from last year's cabinet consisted of Mary Archer, Pres.g Margie Rundquist, Vice-pres.g Martha McG uire, Seeyg and Myrna Noodelman, Treas. These officers plus several other elected representatives made up the cabinet. Miss O'Connor and Miss Young were the faculty advisers. Whett Miss O'Connor left, Mrs. Keegan graciously stepped in as a very able adviser. Nou' Our: Quade. Grouse. Rcudy. Mentzer. Peters. Pollard, Pederson, Park. Ron' Two: Robinson. Nelson, Peters, Rullet. li. Olson. Marohn. Olson. Nou' 'l'f11'er': Pierce. IJ. Pearson, Ostrem. Moe. Paulsen, Pettit. Rose. llidgeon. Ron' Ifonr: Mcllonald. li. l'carson. Mehrtens. Rotltchild, Rummel. Richmond. Pommcr. Xosby. Nou' 1'ilI'f'f Mc- Guire. M. Olson. Risinger. I'illsbnry, M. Nelson. Ronning. Nordstrom. Ci. Peterson. ls'r1zz'.N1,t'Z Railile. Ntxall. Ost. M. H. Olson. fjllllilllk Noodelman, Rundquist. cYliL'LTt'. l'ileitlerer. Non' 01165 Zipperman. Thompson. Tomlin- son. XYestniiller. 'l'org1erstn. Zahn, XVootl- ward. Smith. Young. Scheilwe. Steinbaur. lt'o1t' 'l'1t'o: St-lander. Sollwerg. Safely. Zim- merman, XYillse3. Shea. Stanly, Xvutu. ilixveetl. Tuttle. Kon' 'l'u1'z'f'f YVitlteroxv. Xkvltitteltlore. Xvllsiiu. Sllay, SUlYL'I'54bl'l. XV!- aren. Strand. Tuttle. XVahl. Sxyanbure. lt'o1t' lwmf Spanyers. XYimmer. Strohecker. Starkey. Turcs. Sundlie. Solberg. Seklund. Sat. Sutton. Vroman. Iduzz' l'iliI'l'.' Zipox. NValcott, XYliale5. Sclllekau. Wiggens. Siegel. Soutotl. XVliitsell. Schxvonke. XYe1'- ness. lt'r,1z' Mr: NYl1eele1'. L'rnes. Seleen. XVostrt-l. Younehuslvantl. l. Swanson. Sten- zel. 'l'.tylot'. W.te11t'u'. XYr1,uht. St. Anthony. lynn' .Xil'l'!'I1.' SK't't!lliL'l', Sword. Sexerson. Scliuernian. Schultz. kvtlfllldli. Sando. 'l4tn'nbull. Smith. Stoppel. Nlierness. Willits. lf W fl AMERICA FALL CABINET: Mcliubrey, V. Pres.g Moll, Pres.g Koepcke, Co-Fl'reas.g liisele, Publicity Chair.: Osander, Co-Trcas.: Gorsky, Secy. The VVashburn Hi-Y, under the leadership of Mr. li. VVillow, provides extra-curricular activities for Washburn boys and gives them a chance to develop leadership and good character, besides having fun. The wants of the clubs are carried out by the all- school cabinet. Several all school projects were held last year. Among these were the winter dance at Iduhapi and the Blue TrifHi-Y Lenten service. Each Hi-Y club also supports the F.O.B., uFor Other lil Ill-Y: Rom Unr: Bllgliy. Tipping. Secy.: Thorp, Trcas.: Mikle- thun, V. Pres.: Koepcke. Pres, lion' Two: Schottler, Gale. Rowland, Gaitley. Avcn, T. johnson. Rauf 'Fbrnw Lindt-land, Ilelin, Kunilin. IJ. Hansen. liisele. Killing. Boys, which helps underprivileged boys to go to Y camps. 'ATO create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character, throughout the home, school and our communityf' Under the assistance of their new leader, Gordy Lewis and their two Presidents, Iohn Koepcke and Bob Helin. 159 has succeeded in main- taining the Hi-Y purpose. To summarize the happen- ings of the club would be impossible, but such things ACP IH-Y: Ron' Our: Duliai, Secs.: Henderson. Pres.: OiNeil, V. Pres.: Rcitan. Treas. Rom Two: Kinney, Gatliiey. Iohnson, LeniieuX. Sanville. Q - s 4 UTH 5 LW,1, gs... ri.. Q F as SPRING CABINET: Row 0116: Mogck, Sccy.: Simus. V. Pres.: Lemieux, Co.-Trcas. Row Two: Gorsky. Co.-Trcas.g T, Smith. Publicity Chair.: Miklcthun, F.O.B. Chair.: Scott, Pres. as the Senior Farewell and the dance held at the Youth Center will long be remembered. Ace Hi-Y, composed mostly of seniors, has had a very active year. Programs included speakers from school, a man from the air-force, sport movies, a splash party, and many other parties. The club has been building up constantly and by next year it Will be one of the largest Washbtlrn Hi-Y clubs. The A.P.O. Club consisted of fifteen very active .X.P.O. HY-Y: Row Our: Burke, 'l'rcas.g Law, V. Pres.: Corson. Pres.: Mcliurney, Sccixg Rogers. Row Two: Pickett. Gengnagcl. Mc- Leod. Adler, Hardy. Ron' Thrfr: Utter. Iirnst. WVellslagcr. liocder, Hiid. members. Their activities for the year included sev- eral social functions, a variety of speakers, and other types of programs on Tuesday nights. Christmas tree tickets were sold by the club members and the boys spent many an hour Working in the Y's Men's lot. Other service projects as Well as athletic activities have been carried on during the year. Chi Hi-Y has had speakers on school, personal vo- cational draft, and other problems pertinent to the Clll I-'Il-Y: Row Our: Mullen, Vogt. Trcas.: Figenskau, V. Pres.: Rork, Pres.: Colliandcr, Sccy. Row Two: Prins, Berg. Lohsc, Mc- Coy. Row Three: Ncucnfcldt, Samson. Henson, Elliott, Sommer, ,.. .Q .. - A is CGGS HIAY: Row Om! King, Sliinn, Treas.: H, Richardson, V. Pres.: Horton, Pres.: Dyer, Seq. Now Two: llolstad. O'Neil, Esau, Solum. Steen. Kon' i1 hJ'c'z': Hzirtlwick, lortlini, Harold, Putnam, Larson. S.T.O. HI-Y: Row One: Youngberg, Scott, Pres.g Simus. V. Pres.: Ornburg, Secy.: Berry, Treas.g Parsons. Kinsman. Razr' Two: Zwak, Leonard, Hall. Pease. Bachman. Lemieux. Row Threw: Swanson. Nelson. Faye, Mogck, Smith. Stephens, Innes. lives of the members. They have also had a number of social functions. The service projects of the club included collecting magazines for the Big Brothers or- ganization and dedicating a memorial to Will Samp- son. Cogs Hi-Y has been sparked by good leadership and well planned activities. Some of the programs of inter- est were two very good speakers, Mi'. Louis Claeson and a member of the F.l3.l. Some other programs of interest were recruiting agents from the army and navy and several parties which were well attended by the members of the club. Delta Hi-Y has also had an active year led by their Ulilfl'rX lll-Y: Rauf Our: Katz. Briggs, Secylg VVhitesell. Pres.: Abrahains, Treas.: Henson, Ilarms. Gronlwerg. Row Two: Aaberg. Keith. Peyrat. Moir. Mortenson. I.itman. Jenks. Rauf Three: Bates, Conklin. Knutson, Carlson. Peterson. XYebster. VVilharm, V. Pres. SPURS HI-Y: Row 01141: Lindsay, Frazer, Treas.: Iverson, Secy.: Pike, V. Pres.g Ackerman. Pres. Raw Two: Bates, Lea. Eidem, Sroka, Podany. Ron' Threw: Meyer. Princell. Rahm. Mills, Volk- llliln. Presidents, Ashley Wliitesell and Art Abrahams. Be- sides participating in the Y's Men Christmas tree sale, they went crow hunting and bagged quite a few, judging from their successful parties later on. The 1951-52 chapter of S.T.O. is justly proud of their records as a VVashburn Hi-Y club. S.T.O.'s large membership enabled the club to have five othcers on the all-school cabinet for the second semester. The selling of Christmas tree tickets, working in the Y Christmas lot, a large donation to F.O.B., and the yearly con- tribution to the S.T.O. College Bookshelf are but a few of the noteworthy projects that the club partici- pated in during the past year. Spurs Hi-Y cluh has heen active in VVashhurn since the early 193O's. This year the cluh's main proiect was selling colies at the circus. The cluh also took part in the Christmas tree ticket sale, and worked at the Yls Men's lot. Spurs Hi-Y has harl some very fine programs, including a lecture on communism and some gootl lioothall and basket- hall sessions. A tolnogganing party was helcl at Glenwood, which everyone enioyetl. The past year has provecl to he one of the clulfs hest. Triangle activities were lecl hy Tuck Richarclson and Burl Miller, presiclents. During the lirst semesf ter Triangle memhers helcl three all-school othces. The club has servecl the community by participat- ing in paper sales and selling Christmas tree tickets. Triangles members also took part in the annual lilue Tri-Hi-Y Lenten Service. Boofq worm 57 Unfzmw' nzef TRI.-XNGl.llS HI-Y: Nou' Our: Sather. Ostrein. Balch, Roper. lieis Wanger. V. Pres.: lialilv. Miller. Ron' Two: NVicks. lilsholtz. Nelson Hatch. Sutherlancl, 'IreaJ.: Moll. Row Th1'f'e: Gorsky. McCuhrt'3 Higgins, llcrmanson. Iohnson, XYalsh. Mann. 1IAXCA'-Llll-htllllf-fi611, llflwzzml Zrzborfj 1 i H 3 -as A. 5 GLIS Ron' Once: Currie. llylveviclt. S. Chauss child, Holmes. Corriveau. lierge. Ron' Two hell, Hullsiek. Haggquist, Hubbard. Rr-LL Three: M. Johnson. Anderson. litlelson Gross, Kronicli, Copper, Mandelstani. Bach Cornell. Row lfozfr: Butler. Baker. Bean Drake. Mullen, Berglin. Halpern, Graham Kent, New Fire: lialeh, Archer, l,athrop Anderson, Foslieim. Gentry, Merriman Chambers. Row Six: Bernclt, Iackson Dwight. lasmin, Herhusky. Doughty Baird, Heier. Anderson. Raw Sezfmr Frnst Hell. Hall, Brown, Flood, Frost, Atltly. B Chauss. Bierman. Ilentlerson. lollartl. Row Two: Swanson, Scheibe clerson, Nelson, Robinson, Secy. Rau .' F' 7 17111: Werness, Powell, Ollman, Peterson M rliersie. Les Miserables Bonjour, Mesdamoiselles and Messieurs, comment portez vous? Yes, a cheery hello is always given to the members of le cercle Francais by Mlle. Indy Grouse. Topping the list of activities of the club was la Fete cle Noel given during Christmas. French songs, leg- ends, and dramatizations were given in a true native manner. Then, as typical Parisian refreshments were served, the celebration was climaxed by the entrance of Pere Noel with gifts for all. The adviser and backbone of those fascinating and li 6-l 3 interesting meetings was Mlle. Gear. She was aided by Iudy Grouse, President, Theo. Ganschow, Vice President, Herb Richardson, Treasurer, and Carrie Robinson, Secretary. The new oHicers, with Herb as President, began their term at the annual French breakfast, February 1, 1952. During the remainder of the year the French Club journeyed into France through movies and tallts, learning more about the French people, and their language, and their way of life. Grouse, Pres.: Ganschoxv, V, Pres.: Fair- Langsam. Glass, Mentzer, Beran, Camp- Rouf One: Zipperman. Zimmerman, VVest- miller. Kelley, Neal, Cook. I. Anderson. 3 Kaiser. Paulsen. Whittemore, VV'ittig. An- Thrre: Risinger. Stone. Rosenberg, Roth- chiltl, Nortlstrom, Nosbv Siegel, Crawford. Rozy 1 0I!I'f Mannick, Whitesell. XVheeler. Schingeclc. Santlo, Taylor, Smith. Rau' Astlefortl. H. Richartlson. Treas.: NVilsonl LIBTITLE Quo Vodis Latin Club was under new leadership this year in the person of Miss Laird. The ofhcers working with her were Pharis Horton, President, Steve Lieberman, Vice President, Pat Zimmerman, Secretary, Pat Powell, Treasurer. Because there were fewer Latin students this year than previously, the club membership has fallen some- what and fewer meetings were planned. At the Hrst meeting, held in October, the new members were in- ducted. It has become traditional at initiations for the incluctees to pantomime the Greek myths. Row One: Christenson. Gehringer, Powell Trcas.: Miss Laird, Horton. Pres.: Zimmer- man, Secy.: Holmes, Antclitf. Row Two Gross, Grouse, Iohnson. Graham, Erickson Bean, Punke, Lando. Row Three: Camp- hcll, Grafslund, Iieugen, Mandelstam, Hub- bard, Hooker, Iflvans, Iorgenson, Clay. Row Four: I. Iohnson, Barsriess, Kippley. Iohn son, Iasmin, Gibbs, Iickberg. Row I71'z'e Gengagel, Irons, Erickson, Mulraney, Boyd Chambers, Chorzempa. Corson. Row Six Iverson, Lindsay, Hird, VVesley, Carrow Clay, Ilamerecl, Iierglund. Healy. In November, a joint meeting was held with the Spanish Club. All those attending were thrilled with the Spaniard from Chile who spoke and sang native Indian songs. The Christmas party featured a musical program, the exchanging of gifts. and merry Latin cheer. Carols were sung in the halls the Thursday be- fore Christmas with the modern language clubs. Ac- tivities were concluded for the year with the annual gala senior farewell, traditionally held at the Cafe di Napoli. '-.. Row One: Norris, Torgersen. Leiberman, if Y. Prem Smith, Rullet. Row Two: Hughes t Pidgeon, Nicholas, Phillips, Starkey. Row M Tlircr: Ratclirf, NVade. Rogers, Park, St Anthony. Row Fo111':'St. Anthony, Shapiro Peyrat, Putnam, Osander, Sykora. E651 Raw One: Grouse, Irons, Pres., Mereness, Treas.g Miss Denison, Botz, V. Pres.g Berg, Secy.g Torgerson, Rixi. Row Two: Vlfigrcn, Snyder, Greene, Mickey, Olson, Kriechbaum, Grodnick, Erickson. Raw Three: Iackson, Lande, Martinson, Ice. xrVIfllCTONV, Smits, Henninger. Day. Row Four: Kruger, McMullen, Myers, Iensen, Aldrich, Flueckiger, Miklethun. Row Firr: Stoppel, Vlfagner, Putnam, Mans, Zeberge, Willits, Dostal. Row Six: Schoonoycr, Wright, Smith, Mausel, Dyer, Harold, Christianson, Ingerson. Die Fleidermcius Der Deutsche Vereinl' is the organization composed of students who are taking, or have taken, German. Under Miss Denison's able guidance the members have had many long-remembered, Wonderful times. The year started with a bang-upw initiation. Television and radio skits were given to amuse everybody, if they could understand them. German Club had the very successful beer garden at the Halloween dance. This beautiful booth Won not only the first prize, but furnished the dancers with root beer and pretzels. The big Christmas party had typical German re- freshments, gifts were exchanged, and good time was had by all the loyal members. The annual German Easter service impressed itself upon the minds of everyone who attended. During the course of the year, various speakers provided entertainment. Pastor Rilling gave a talk on his trip through Germany. Kathy Smits and Valtraute Zeberge, formerly from Germany and Latvia, respectively, gave talks also. They are both honorary members of the German club. During the hrst semester the officers were Margaret Irons, President, lim Hotz, Vice President, Mary Berg, Secretary, and Dick Mereness, Treasurer. In the second semester there were lim Ingerson, as Presidntg Nancy Day, Vice President, Kathy Smits, Secretary, and llill Rixi, Treasurer. All in all, German Club had a full and interesting year. lj obj Rozz' Ona: Hong. Chase. llrw. Izriciasori, Treas.1 Iohnson. Seey. Nliss liarglunal. ,fXntlerson. Hill ington. Loeseh. Green. Razz' 'lilzwf l.aniphear. lienlie. Marla- us. llansen. Antclitl. Coe. Bene- thet. Goulet. Nfzzz' Threzi' lilair. llall, liarnartl. Htitlgins, Miller. lirielasoii. Larson. Ilylantl. Gisla son. Ram' 1 lllH'f Langsam. Glass lhll. Dtinhani. .Xnalerson. litltl son. lielirman. :X1iclerso1i. Moe Razz' 1'-lil'I'f Kippley. Ditzler lgwalal. Carlson. Mdltiire. john son. lierglin. Drury, Nou' Szfx' llanscn. Fpple. .-Xnalerson. Mil lar. Itiul, Gilbert. Ciarxis. Russ Gross. Non' Sf'z'zl1: .Xntlerson littrau, llrnst. Hates, Ilolmes jonas. Iohnson. Horton. l.arson Lange. Razz' fjlllf YVallaee. XYootlwaral Speer. Osanaler. V. Pres: llaleh lilzas. Cangel. New Two: Moe XVimlner, Pierce. Peters. Seleen NVahl, Lenz. Row T!I1'l'Ff Sol herg. von Escha-n. Shay, Stenzel Park. Olson. Rose, Stroeeker Row lfazzzw: M. Noralstrom Smith. johnson. V. Noralstrom Wiggins. H. Olson, M. Iohnson Nou' I71'z'z': XVinters, Sehlekau XVright. Swanson. Younghus hanal. Porter, M. VVagner, N Wagner. 1 L l ! n n Don Quixofe Yenga Val. al reunion lispanoln or Come to Spanish aittitr' was a familiar invitation to stualents who were taking Spanish. Spanish Cluh haal a very active year anal, as usual, a large memhership. Meetings were planned hy the otheers anal their aalviser, Miss lierglunal. The eluh starteal with enthusiasm hy ioining with the other language eluhs lor an interesting, sliale-illustrateal, talla ahout a trip to Europe hy Miss Denison. At one meeting the memhers enioyeal a talla hy a Chilian, Seey. or Y.M.C,i-X., who talkeal ahout the clillerenees hetween North anal South American stualents. A unique Christmas meeting was helal at which time the Christmas liihle story was reaal, lirst in Spanish anal then in linglish. Other aetivities of la eluh ale lQspanol were a talent show, eommunity singing, a talla anal slicles on Mexico, anal the last program of interest was the senior farewell. The eluh was uncler the leaclership of Dave Chase anal lohn Osantler, as Presialentsg lohn Osantler anal liill llaleh, Vice Presiclents: Nlimi johnson anal Har- riette Kippley. Seeretariesg Dorie lirielason anal Pharis Horton, Treasurersg lor the hrst anal seeonal semesters respectively. U71 W. H. . l l l Now Ona: Ewalcl, Litman, lirikssou, St. Anthony. Row Two: Ost, Gross, Gross. Row Tlzrer: Gilbert. Horton, l7eMar, Wheeler. New Our: Gross, VVhccler, Trcas.g Eriksson, Secy.g Mrs, Tyrholm, V. St. Anthony, Presg Clianibcrs, V. Pres., VVimmer, Grouse. Row Two: Henninger, Behrman, B. Anderson, Eivalil, Cetler, Iackson, Martinson. Row Three: XVitheroW, Iohnson, Anderson, Vllelbauin, Epple, Gross. Gross, Hcrhuslcy. Row Four: I. St. Anthony, Younghusbancl, Powell. Hall, Gilbert, Mulvanev, Chambers. Row Five: Peterson, Eriksson, Litlnan, Hapkc, DeMar, Sonmier, Higgins. Copper. E651 ORIGI Poplors Poplars magazine, sponsored by Quill Club, is published to encour- age Washburn students to put their thoughts, wit, and life in writing, second, to give their writings perma- nence. This year's staff was headed by Tom Litman as editor in chief, and Five associate editors: Val St. Anthony, Kati Ericksson, Linda Gross, Luella Gross, and Mary Ann Herhusky. Pharis Horton is business manager, Roger Wheeler is in charge of advertisingg distribution is taken care of by Ierry de Mar, Peg Gilbert is art editor, and Lynn Behr- man is make-up editor. Quill Each semester students are in- vited to display their writing talents CPD and become members of Quill Club. From the initiation Qthis year they had to manufacture their own quill pens and inkj to the Senior Farewell, Washburifs authors en- joy themselves. These infamous scribblers meet on Wednesdays un- der the guidance of Mrs. Tyrholm. Officers for both semesters included Val St. Anthony and Kati Eriksson, presidingg Kay Chambers and Liz Ewald as veepsg Kati Eriksson and Paula Phillips jotting dovvn the min- utes, and Roger Wheeler and Lynn Behrman counting the change. AL I l l l 1 l AMATEUR HOUR Polifix The future Politicians of America met every Tuesday dur- ing Erst lunch to discuss the press- ing questions of the day and to at- tempt to find solutions. Members participated in panel discussions and debates. Once Miss Violey Das of India spoke of her native land while the members con- sumed their lunch. Miss Goyns also spoke, telling about politics and education in England. Dur- ing the First semester the politi- cians were led by Herb Richard- son, and second semester their president was Val St. Anthony. Much was accomplished in thirty minutes each week, and many spicy discussions Were held. Chroma Chroma is the club organized for budding art geniuses under the supervision of Miss Trow- bridge. These busy bees make decorations for Homecoming and various dances. Before Christmas they slaved making and selling Christmas cards. At regular meet- ings, they saw movies, heard lec- tures on different phases of art, and had an occasional party. During the fall semester Val St. Anthony was President with Emily Wrilker and Marlys Anderson as- sisting. Emily Walker took charge of the second semester, aided by Val St. Anthony. The other 0Hices were filled both semesters, respec- tively, by Emily Walker and Mar- lys Anderson as Secretaries, and Iuanita Patridge as Treasurer. Row Ono: Wimincr. Lanphear, Eriksson, Iasmin, Secy.: Mr. Halvorson. H. Richardson, Pres. Gentry, V. Pres., Gilbert, Treas. Raw Two: Holmes, Loesch. Lande. Fairbanks, Iohnson Kaiser, james, Tornstrom. Row Tfzrre: Winters, Erickson. VVhitten1ore, Fredell. Irons, lack son, Clapp, McGuire, Schlckau. Row One: Carlson, M. Anderson, V. Pres., St. Anthony, Pres.g Pattridge, Treas.: Knudtson Row Two: Anderson, lilomfield, Ingersoll. Herhusky, Ranius. Row TfIl'fl'f Brush. Marston Chase, Younghusband, Cedar. Razr' Four: Raihle, Ostrander, Dahl, Erickson, Linrlstrom. C693 WH 'S l Sound Crew Sfage Crew Ticker Sellers While watching fuzzy movies and hearing cracking sound effects, one often wonders who is responsible. The sound crew is. of course. They work hard trying to keep sound equipment in working order around the school. Under the direction oli Mr. Pulver, the combined homeroom and workshop orders lilms and rec- ords, services and repairs equip- ment. and sets up and runs equip- INCIII. XfVith the aid ol the twenty- liour crew members. visual aids are it part of every classroom, Night performances and auclitorf iums are run etliciently by the three members ol the stage crew, Scott Mc- liurney, lerry Putnam, and Bob El- liot, with the supervision of N111 Krause. Hard work is put into the painting ol scenery, lighting and the general management of the shows staged. Witli Mr. Dillner as barker, the ticket sellers endeavor to sell tickets lirom football to the class play. A real service to the school, these boys are in there pitching during lunch periods before every important event. SOLFYIJ CRIQXY: Kon Orin: Rive. Taylor. latnt-son. lyerson. Rout Two: Nelson, ll. NVade. liufliel. Carlson. llarxey. Ron' TfII'cY'f Olson. G. VVacle, VVarrl. Kuaui, kllliltlI't'55. Clay. lohnson, Mr. llulyer. Ron' lfozrr: M. Wade. Grantges. Lindquist. Swanson. Selit- skog. Nooleen. Speer. STAGIL CREXV ANI? TICKET SliLl.lQRS: lirmrtlrrie' Mr. Krause. lilliot. Mcliurney. Put! nam. Sftllltflllgf liidem. Niereness. Nicholas. lffflsl. li Tllj LI E? Work Progrom Physics Club H i-C F The Cooperative Wcirk Program, with Miss Nash as coordinator, pro- vided practical work experience with school training. The students attend- ed school for three periods and worked in the afternoons, receiving a school credit plus pay. Busily working on projects of a highly scientific nature were the members of Physics Club. Mr. Requc and Hill Boeder, President, guided the clulfs thoughts toward cosmic rays, demonstrations of modern phy- sics, and movies. Hi-CF, a city-wide organization, offered fun and inspiration to stu- dents desiring Christian fellowship. Highlighting the year's events were a Wiener roast, sleighride, retreat, banquet, speakers, a chalk talk, and music. Guiding the group were Madelyn Olson, President and Ron- ald Nelson, Vice-president. XVORK PROGRAM: Ron' Om? liiornlie, Dc- voy, Boyce, Miss Nash, Boyce. Hoinnics. Nou' Two: Leighton, Lane, Iirox-cr, Clawson, Spong, McCoy. Row Thrzfc: Rekowslti. Davies. Nel- son. Figenskau, Curtis, Hcgg. Larson. PHYSICS CLUB: Row Une: Carrow, Treas.: Clay, Secy.: Iilakcslec. Mr. Rcque, Bender. Prus.: Swanson, V. Pres. Row Two: Grodnick. Evans, Landc. Iackson, Hagcmo. Campbell, Dclcgard. Lamb, Row T!lI'l'C'f Torgcrscn, Berg- falk, Haggquist. Gengnagel, Eggleston, lverf son. Edwards, Sroka. Row Ifnzrr: Rixe. Put- nam, Hird, McLeod, Law, Mogck. Leonard. Ron' I fz'c': Pierce, Larson. lflory, Scliesliog. Mcliurncy, lipstein, Lange. Healy. l'll-CF: Row One: Plaugen, Kaiser, Sccy.: Nel- son, V. Prcs.g Olson, Pres.: Quads. Row Two: Spandc, Olson, Carlson, Childress, Clay. Rau Three: Barsness. Holmgren. Rude, Ingersoll Spanyers, VVitheroW. E711 any -rw. QM' Q M' 93 LIPER CIRCLI ORCIllfSTR.X:-f-Korn Om: Beaver. XVithcrow. Kaiser. Mr. Bolef wine, lce, McMullen. Syliora. Ron' Two: Green. Iohnson. Faes. lieugen. Powell. Tollelsrucl. Ron' T!l7'FI'f XVilson. Chorxempa. Schoonover. Pllflllllll. ITLIVIHN. Cironherg. Niles. Urnes. Ron' 1'-Ollff Shinn. Kinsman. Riley. lipsttin. l.an', Iiotx. Larson. fvIcCuhrey. Knutson. lt's hard to imagine how tlull school. sports events, class plays. anal auclitoriums coulcl he without the hancl ancl orchestra. The orchestra is under the clirection ol' Mr. Bole- wine. Two years ago, when Mr. llolewine took over the supervision of this group, there were only nine memhers, now there are thirty-four. Although it does not get too much opportunity to play for school func- tions. the orchestra does a gootl ioh when callecl on for such things as the class play. P.T.A. meetings. and auclitoriums in the spring. Football antl haskethall games. woulcln't he the ull li,-XNIJ-1C.uw Uno: Kronier. Steen. Heitlsanip, Hansen. ML'- I.eo. Run' Tzro: Mr. Super. Toxvnsentl, Rehling. Maxner, Lovewell same without the hantl there to help everyone cheer the teams on to victory. liesicles sports events, the A Bancl plays for all the auclitoriums. the Christmas Chorus. the Spring Sing. antl pLltS on its own aucli- torium program. The forty-eight memhers were cli- rectecl hy Mr. Super anal they met first periotl every clay. The B liantl is the less experiencecl group of VVash- hurn musicians. This group of twelve startetl last year, and coming from Ramsey will eventually graduate into the A Banrl. They, too. met every clay untler Mr. Super's tlirection. B.XNlJ4lQou' Hur: Frominelt. Ligexv stroin. Gilhert, Mr, Super. XXYOOLlXVl7lI'Ll. liricltson. Stone. Hanson, Roni' Two: XVest- luntl. Snycler. Ileitlelhergeig Peterson. Groth. Ilegg. Allan. Ron' Tfztrfrf Mcfiuire, Tolletson. Haroltl. Ostrantler. Duliay. Bass. llarrington. Ron' l:Ulll'.' Nyholm. llix. Warn, Nielsen. Iohnson. Haul-Tinan. Goltl- l'LIs. Rolf' l l'z'f: Swanson. Eggleston. Esau, Clark. Uartlwiek, liiclierton, llaggquist. Ron' .N1.v.' Peterson. Clough. Ernst. XYray. Dongall. Mc-jrer. Boa-iler. Ilelin. E721 w -w Senior Glee Club Xllhenever you strolled past room S25 and heard sweet music drifting through the doors you could be almost sure that it was coming from one of VVashburn's line glee clubs. The Hrst of these groups was the Senior Mixed Glee Club. This accomplished glee eluh had the honor of singing the HMessiah with other high school choruses. SOPRANOS AND TIQNORS-Row One: Kelly, jameson, Somod. Mr. Holewine. Rose, Holmes. Iohnson. Grouse. Ron' Two: XVigren, Gislason, Paulsen. Lund. Pettit, Zimmerman, Sinits, Heroux. Lenz, Neal. Row Th1'l'L'f Manniek. XVhitesell. Handler. Hedberg, Solverson, Olsen, Iohnson. Sut- ton, Larson. Lande. Rflllf' I:UIl7'f Siolvlom. Anderson. Sundlie, Foslteim. Anderson, Hyland, Mandelstain, Hayes. Ilertogs. Mit- Iendorf, Sehwonke. Ron' 1f1'1'1f: Gentry, las- min, Mefiuire, Antelitl, VVhittemore, Du- ifour, Solhergf. Haggquist, liwald, Vlllieeler, Chambers, Jackson. .XLTOS ANI? li.-XSSESYIUJIU 0116! Tol- hurst, Anderson. Peters, Smith, Mr. Hole- wine, Edelson. Anderson, Wimmer. Rul' let. Safely. Row Two: Reque. Tornstrom, Adamson, Irons, Evans, Olson. Ost. Clapp. Gilbert, Iohnson. Heutmalter. Schmidt. lhmf Thin-.' Merriman, Ciansehow. Mans. lferg. ltitil, Stoppel, Campbell, Erieltson. 'XVagner, lohnson. Hurley. Sehleliau. Ron' 1'v111': Sommer. Miller. Ackerman, lVht'el- er. Jacobson. .-Xstelford. liidem, Iohnson. Henderson. Olson. Dodds. Rork. Hatch. Kon I51i1'1': Riley. Lindstedt. Gustafson, Park. Kinney, Craig, Carlson. Gunderson. Murnane. Simms, Mann. lilliott, Peterson. Girls' Chorus Ron Um: Kelly. Xeal. lameson. Ieloover, Itnlains. Reeroft. lidwards. Ruedy. Highee. Olson. Solberg. Moe. Moses. Cook. 1011111 'l'11'11: lohnson, johnson, Rullet, Davis, Starkey. Wick, Erickson. Ilaggquist. Anf derson. lee. Clratise. Stanley, Anderson. lit'- lund. Ron' 'l'f11'1tf: Moore. Clapp, lfvans. Sq-ndherg, liailey. Hill. Gooding. Hong. llandler, Solverson, I-ledherg. Smith. 'littl- hnrst, Lund. Shay. Elzas. lxlllll' 1701111 Berg, lfommer. Ioreenson, Iiwald, Anderson. Ifos- htim. Miller. lasmin. Gangel. XVheeler, oomod, Strand. Marston. Ilagcn. Nou' 14111: lirieltson. Olson. St. Anthony. An- derson, Taylor. Vroman. Pearson, Dunham, Almle, Wostrel, Fulson. johnson, Sword, Carlson. Mr. Holewine. THE CIC VVashhurn's most chatty glee eluh was the Girls' Chorus. ln hetween their conversations this group really worked hard on singing. Their hard work showed when they sang Birth of a King and the much re- quested ulingle Bells for the Christmas program. Junior Glee Club SOPRANOS ANI! '1'llNORS--'-Nou' Our: Clay. lohnson. Carlson, Mr. liolewine. Mulroy. Sef lander. Collins. Row Turn: Veaasen. Hutton, Grodniek. Mentzer. Renner. lluslee. Noltz. Kon' Thrfc: Runiniel. Iireiehhaum. Glass. Gardner. Blessing. Myers. llLll'll121ll1. XVeaYer. Row I'onr: Roliinson. Anderson, Schultz, St, Aiitlioiiy, Urnes. Knudtson. liuckhee. VVittig. Rau' l'i1'1z'.' Porter. Lein, Larson. Emile, Raihle, N5 vall. Smith. Brown. Hall. .-Xl.'l'OS .XND li.XSSES--lCnzz' Our: Tuttle. Uehringer. Pollard. Brewster. Mr. liolewine. Gustafson. lilewett. Kosnias. Nelson. Run Tivo: Qi.llllPl1Cll, XVoleott, ll.lI'li. Lillestol. Zah- ler. Crooks. Clkxliclnll. Rotliehiltl. llelto. Hal- ron, Ron' Tfzrfft' VVitl1erow. Spanyers. Larson. Iingstranrl. Larson. lfellows. Siverson. Karl- qlllxl. linker. lures. Ron' liomx' Plleimlrr. lithlke. lohnson. llarcly. Crawforrl, Fraser. liysle. lligre, Nelson. Run' l'iIl't'f Riley. Hall. lohnson. Ronlrr. Henson. Mogelc. llennett. jones. lzrlwartls. Zwali. Mole Chorus Rolf 0111: Henson. Ellltlll, NV.ule. Mr. Hole! wine. l.enartl. Dyste, Paulson. Kun' Tum: I.ernt'iux. Miller. Westniiller. O'Neil. Sehlaeter. Ustrein. Swenson. Yerliey. Kon' Tf1r1'c'.' Sam' sel. Chauss, Mitchell. Rixe. llortnian, Lintlahl, Spear. Lyons. XYilson. Run' I7om'.' lllliott. Wheeler. lfretleritkson. Kinney. Henderson. Culherl. llorton. Nelson. XY.iile. lohnson. Nou' 1:IiZ'l'f Carlson. Limlstedl. Ciklslafsiill, Craig. Riley. Sinius. Ciumlerson, Mann. Olson. Hatch. llCI:l'ruIi. l i l l Sixth period glee eluh was known as the luni0r's Glee Cluh, although a few seniors were memhers. As Lately We Wzitehecl was the numher they sang at Christmas time. Next year these singers will really he the top glee eluh. Chorus .XLTOS AND li,XSSlfSfIQu1r' Une: Miller litirn.ml. Hergin. lloniiluic, llolton. Young Heinen. lilinlwerg. Westiniller. Kon' Tun: Cui'- rie. l'e.nson. bt. Nlpirtin. Ixucerii. l,.ii'soiis. Ilfior ley. Scheilie. l,L'lll'MlH, Ihiyis. lfckeiilit-rg, jlfmf lf'zf'r't: iztcln. NVliitescll. Niinnicli. ,-Xiiilerson Henninutr. Krueger. johnson. Zippoy. Petriclx Hr. buiver. Kon I-'o1l1'.' Still. Iolinston. lluntcr llerglund. llier. Pttersoii. Hints. Iititikel. Mor- lei. Storm. Kon' l'1'z'r'.' l.inrlslrom. Reitiin Sniivn. lolilis. l-lory. iirtiiitges. lxx.ini. ll.ill lieixoii. l.ce. SOPRANOS .XXII 'l4lfNURSflx'ulL' f11Il'.' Swiinf win. Iilgiy. lflood. Augustine. Meyers. Ttlltle. Run' Tren: Risinger. Loescli. l'i4lXVLlI'1lN, l.q1nf plie.u'. Torgerson. Zahn. Nou' Y'hI'c'z'.' Hirtiggin. Melina. NVoxni1ik. Ilullsieli. Ostreln. Scleen. Nelson. Ron' 1 r111i': YVilson, Merthens, Vrof iimn. Biichmiin. Niue, Wiggins. lixvcrt. XYhziley, Mullen, liicklchziupt. C hrisfmos l Soloisfs lion flfiff les. iYitlici'myi .Xnmlcrson. Heur- niiilaer. Vllllllf. Grouse. Run' Treo: Niyiill. lfosliciin. Antcliili, lfwpilcl. Ciiinscliow. Rau' 'l'hi'1fz'.' luhl. Olson. Kinsnmin. Mr. liolexyiiie. Roiit-i'. Rork. I-liwiwel, Ron' Ifomi' XVilson. Peter- son. Mtinn. ll.llell. Riley. XX'heeler. Peterson. X'VL1Sl1l7Ll!'11,S newest und most Klip-ami-con1i1igl' glee club is third period. This class has the distinction of heing the only glee cluh with Mr. Super as director. They pzirticiputed in the Christmas program, singing iLH21llClLliL1l1 Amen iind 4'Today There is Ringing. To join Boys' Chorus is every girl's desire for in than class there is ti wonderful collection of handsome titl- ented males. Meeting twice ii week during fifth period. their music really sends us. They sung l'Thc Shepherds Christmas Song at Christmas. 5 No 0 is S-QS ,fl KN . I 1 XQWSJ 7 ' x 3- Sports Row 0110: Hoard, Curtis, Fleenor. Larsen. Ross. Row Two: Emerson, Carlson, Dillner, Smith, Alwin. Coaches ond Copfoins VVashburn's Athletic Board consists of the coaches and captains. When need arises, Mr. Fleenor calls a meeting and pains are taken to arrive at the best possible solution, generally approved by all. The problems in question usually concern a matter of athletic policy either at 'VVashburn or city wide. Rarely does the coach receive the well-earned rec- ognition for his donations and patience. When the chips are down, itls only the coach who has the un- dying faith in his team. So here's tribute to the best coaches in the cityl The captains of the various teams are chosen by the teammates and coaches on the basis of athletic ability and leadership. All captains are members of the Boys' Athletic Board and work with the coaches in solving any arising issues pertaining to athletics, either at VVashburn or other Minneapolis schools. These captains were your leaders for the 1952 sea- son. Their Fighting spirit, reflected among team- members helped account for the victory which we had in all phases. When the chips are down, that unever give up attitude of VVashburn captains is a champion- ship quality. Row One: Litman, Ienlts, Bergseng, Gaffney, Hymes, Zuhlsdorf. Row Two: Wilharm, Briggs, Gunderson, Miklethun, Smith, Scott, Druskin. 'tow One: Berry, Zippernian, Olson. Nou' Two: Solvcrson, Top: VVarniing up that school spirit. 1301101215 liubbling ox er with ioy . . . lirrington, llitzler. Row Thief: Schultz. Mr. Alwin. Moc. Cheerleaders cmd Mojoreffes Fighting spirit? You said it! This year, sparked by the enthusiasm of head cheerleader, Sue Zipperman, the squad produced one of the Mpeppiestf' most deter- mined cheering groups in the city. Five new cheerleaders will be on hand next season to till the vacancies left by Sue, Barb Harrington, Pat Solverson, lean Moe, and Roger Ulson, who are graduating after several years of devoted service. Few people realize the long hours of practice a cheer needs before presenting let alone leading thir- teen hundred voices! Therefore, for a job well done, L'congrats to you 'icheermastersf' High-.fzepp1'1zg girly . jg! Baton Twirlingl Thatls the thing which has kept us 'lgawlcingv during football halftimesl This year's squad, consisting of Nancy Allan, Pat Lagerstrom, Carol Westluiicl, and Connie VVoodWard, has done an admirable job. As true in most skills, the old maxim still holds, practice makes perfect! From the high caliber of twirling this squad displayed, you can easily under- stand the amount of hard work theylve done behind the scenes on their various twirls. To mention a few of them we hnd 'ldirectsf' Hpretzelsf, Hback-catches, and 'lflipsf' lQwL'U11p,- XYt.tJllXY1lI'Cl. l,llMt'IWlI'1lIN. Yllstluml.1-Zarr l'zr'o.' Allan. f. -f.fr,, ,',- f H r , - , .r,. K' 4 Q f F A wg -vm f 1 . .agus . f i M' V ,, lt V -W4 -136 X V -ef X 'ex , f Razr' Our' White. White. T. Iohnson. Aven. Benson. Conklin. Rugby. Erwin. lenks. Moir. Ron' Two: Stexens, liachman, Iones. Walsh. XVH- harm, Druskin, ID. Smith, Simus, VVebster. McCubrey. VVhitesell, Landmark. Row Tllirrc: Coach Smith, Hall, Putnam. Simon. Tipping, Kaufmann. Omites, Mogck. Burns, Linrleland. Grathwol, Sutherland. Paul. Manager. Burke: Line Coach. limerson. Ron' I'-0I1I'f .Xnderson. Gunderson. Briggs. XXvCHCllllCf'Cl', Lindstedt. liisele. Lieberman, Abram. Berglin. Curtis. Scott. ilaitely. Higgins. Webster. Foofboll Vllashburn ended its 1951 football season with the best record since 1948 with two wins, two ties. and four losses. This was accompanied by the best ollenf sive and defensive records since that time. Opening the season with a victory over Marshall. the Millers soon tasted defeat at the hands of Central and North. According to the bleacher coaches the fourth game was in the bag, but the game ended in a hard earned tie. Brzclqficld fn rzczion. N. .lat X ' The Homecoming game against South almost end- ed in disaster but after Harold Stevens scored on a long run a tie was assured. The following two games were too much for the Orange and Blue who suffered their worst defeats to NVest and Edison. However, the hnal game against Roosevelt proved to be the hard working Millers, best. Ray Smith and his gridders deserve much praise for their line ellfort and hard work. C upturn: discussing attack. ik it y - my J 1 35, 75' F '---J-ff, an ii . s.,,,,,.4 MQ ,H 1: sq ' gs ,fag 2? ,M K saggy gr TW, W, X- 1 Q .3 qs. f ,ga ,. Q a gbi , . vs ,W Q ,Tk g V 'W A in ' vi , s win 5 -V , . Y ' :wry ,f ,Q ,,.J., K W ,. .. , .M , Kr- ,asa Q ' f' NMA., f ,...:', 'A'A ni 9, -M. ,. ,,w,,-fig A wiifkiefl f , A ' Lim ' 'mfiivwy ' 'V L' Ms Y' wv u1 w :Q Mmm .,1: wr .mm '--- . '1e.-,25:gg-EW ki WEFEQQ' vw2u,, ' ne. - f ww gi Row OW: Stephens, Co-captains Miklcthun, Gunderson, Briggs, Moll. Row Two: Pierce, Manager, Hachman, Zilka, Schottler, Vie- burg. lillingsxvorth, Ross, Coach. Row Three: McLeod, Manager: Smith, Kumlin, Goodman, Tipping. HHHSCI1. Boskefboll Sparked by the brilliant offensive play of Ted Stephens and the tough defense of Bud Moll and Frank Bachman, Washhurn's basketeers ended the conference season in fourth place with six victories and four defeats. Ted won all-district honors and was the second highest scorer in the league with 162 points. He also set a new city free throw record by making 60 out of X2 shots for a .732 record. The opening game of the season found the Rossmen trouncing Marshall 52 to 42. Ted scored 19 points and Iere Briggs 20 points to lead the Millers. Likewise, the Orange defeated West in the following game. Iere and Ted pounded in 38 points between them. A cold Miller quint and a hot Henry team com- bined to hand the Orange their first defeat even though co-captains Dick Gunderson and Ray Mikle- thun pumped in nine points each to lead a third period rally. The Rossmen easily topped Central, only to lose to Vocational by six points. Ted counted 18 points in both games while Iim Vieburg found him- self and swished in 15 against the Pioneers. Pep 'em up, Rauf Slzmfe em' cz lzclfzful, lwo bits! Give iz to me, fella! Trying for an upset victory over North, the Millers played their hearts out only to lose in the last seconds by two points. At Williams Arena the Orange and Blue eked out Southwest and South. ln the South- west game, Ray and Frank duplicated scores, each counting ten points. Ted hit for 25 and Ray for 15 to clinch the Tiger game. In the District playoff the Millers stalled a win over Central and then lost to Voca- tional in the semi-hnals. Ted got 21 points in each game, Ray hit for 14 and 11 respec- tively, and Frank pumped in 13 counters in the Volt tilt. Prospects for a Fine team next year are good. We expect to find them well up in the title race. STANDINGS W. L. North .,....,.,..,...... 10 Vocational .... , . . 8 Central .,... . , 7 Washburn . . . . , 6 Roosevelt . , . . , 6 Edison . . . . . 6 Henry ,,,. . , . 4 West . . . . 4 South ,.,.. , , . 2 Southwest . , . . , 2 Marshall .... . . U SCORES Washburn . . . , 52 Marshall . , , , . . VVashburn ..... , 48 West .,... . . , Washburn ....,. 37 Henry . . . . . VVashburn ,,..... 51 Central ..... . , Washburn .,..., 48 Vocational Washburn .,,,.,. 46 Edison ....,... Washburn , . . , 50 Roosevelt , Washburn. . ..,, 55 North ..,.,, . . Washburn . ,.,. 45 Southwest VVashburn. .,.. 48 South . , . . DISTRICT I7 VVashburn , , . . . 55 Central VVashhu rn . . . , 45 Vocational Ted Stephens, forzwmf Hud Moll, gzzani Ray Miklethun, center Dick Gunderson, center Frank liachman, gmzrzf Iere Briggs, forwczrff H351 Row 0110: Berry. Henson. XVilliarm. Rowland, Iiowman, VVhitc, Rorlen. Row Two: Smith, Coachg Velkmau, Solberg. YValsh, Henson, Dale, Harms. Sophomore Boskefboll Due to the excellent coaching of Ray Smith, the players, the Well-balanced quintet will provide a sophomore haslietball team played a fine season. strong backbone to next yearis varsity. A record of live Wins and live losses indicates a hetter- These hard-working hoys deserve more credit he- thau-average sophomore showing. cause they are this yearls little wheels and the cogs in Although, this year's squad has had no outstanding next year's varsity. lorry jump: up . . . muah! Teddy takes it away . . . Row Une: Baehman, Dunn, Edwards. Holint-Q, Simus, ten Bensel, Youngberg. Thorp, Iiergseng, Captain. Ron' Tun ltisis tnetr 1 man. Clorsl-Ly. XYhiteselI, Carlson. Nelson. .-Xhram. Stotz. Rilling. Gaitely. Hoylend, Mattson. Iones. Parsons, Car sr lo el Hockey A Hiek of the wrist, a blurred image of the puck, a dent in the mesh, a flash of the red light, and Washburn turned in a11other fine performance on the Hoof of ice. Lecl by three returning Iettermen, Capt. Gary Bergseng, ICH Simus, and Terry Dunn, they almost skated their way into tl1e State tournament. The season started with victories over Roosevelt and Edison. The11 the Millers got their taste of defeat by He11ry. The South- west game was a thriller, but the lcemen couldn't beat the Indians' well balanced team. The boys played the five time State Cham- pions from Eveleth the following night and they played the kind of I10CliCy that deserves recognition. The team tied Soutl1 a11d com- pletely outelassed Marshall and Vocational. They then played Central a11d lost, thus mak- ing them tied with Vocational for a spot i11 the play oli. TI1e team dropped the Voca- tional six and again played Central. in tl1e playoff. Coach Carlson used tl1e sophomores in this game giving the lirst two lines the rest they needed, Llllll again Washburn came out on top. ln the third playoff game tl1e boys slid by Henry 2-1. The Millers lost a heartbreaker in the battle for the Region One bertl1 for the state tour- ney to St. Patil Humboldt i11 a double over- time. The whole squad deserves credit, for they went farther than many people expected. Washburn Washbur11 Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn VVashburn Vxfashburn VVashburn VVashburn VVashburn 5 1 SCOREBOARD . . 5 Roosevelt . , 5 Edison . O He11ry .... .. l Southwest . 2 Soutl1 ,.,. .. 9 Marshall . -I Vocational ,. 2 Central . DISTRICT PLAYOFF ,. 2 Vocational .. 2 Ce11tral , 2 Henrym.. REGION PLAYOFF , .,., 3 Humboldt Sltllzunrzx of Zllc' zeani. Ron' Ona: Conrad. Wcfclmcyer. Henson, T. Icnks, Captain: Gustafson. Prievc. Row Two: Putnam, Coulter, VVebster. Row Thrfrr Sachs. R. Ienks. Herglin. Curtis, Pshios. Lallole. Wrestling Spirited hy the enthusiasm of captain Tom lenks and talented coaching of Connie Emerson, the Wrest- ling squad took top line on the city sports page. Though dropping the Finale to Roosevelt. the Miller Mighty-men wound up with the Teddies for a first place tie. Totaling city season results of the individual wrest- lers, We find many Washburn boys as ucity best in Tfcfglfng contest. their weight divisions. Tom lenks with seven wins and no losses was undisputed city champion. Ierry Gustafson and Milton Pshios took top line with their six wins and one tied records. George Curtis also came through as city hest with his four wins and no losses. Brady Benson took a 'lsecondv with a hve-one-one While Ray Ienks and Gary Sachs did likewise on records of three-one-zero and five- zero-two, respectively. lim Berglin also took city -second with three Wins, one tie and one loss. At the regional, Gusty took hrst place, While Cap- tain Ienks and Gerry Putnam took 'isecondsf' 'LGusty Wound up third at the state. Due to some previous 'Lrough play, much enmity was stacked on the Miller squad heating Edison. A large male crowd of 'genthusiasts took the trip with the Millers. Washlvurti not only Won the meet but a lot of respect as well. SCOREBOARD Washburn Edison . , VVashhurn Roosevelt Washburii Marshall Washliurii Henry , VVashhurn Central . Washhurn Edison . . l 'VVashhurn, , . . . Roosevelt ,,,,,.vn-n- Coulzer 60147115 it down and our! Heazfyzucight: trying for :he floor. Bloody Brady and Tc'nL1c'1'0ux Tom try L7 Couch and 6'olfJlLl1'71 shake on 1f1'z'Z01'140u5 50415011 nf 'f'm'5hfPU hold' G11.fty mm' '1W1'f fIlt'L7I.l'l'77g the zzfl11'.flZc'. Pffhof and Sax breulqfzzg bnclqx . . Hola' Zhu! 'TI'g'C'I'! Terry flats il. Row 0,165 Frazer, Manager: Dahl, Laidlaw, Bass, Briggs. Frank, Stagner, Giomberg. Burke. Bierman. Curtis, Coach, Row F140 Calc Bennett Gaffney. Captain: Ocken. Aven. Higgins, Devoy. Krieg. Swimming With only three lettermen returning from last yearls championship swimming team, Coach Fred Curtis started rebuilding the squad early in the season. VVashburn's inexperienced team nevertheless earned a very respectable five-three record in city competition. The Miller tankers opened their defense of the city title with a triumph over Marshall. Captain Larry Gaffney placed second in the free style while Dan Ocken copped first in the breast stroke. Mickey Kreig took the 200 yard free style and Sam Gale won the 100 yard backstroke to clinch the victory. ln the fol- lowing meet with Henry, Tom Bennett. next yearis captain, led the Millers over the Pats 40 to 55 by tak- ing First place in both the 40 and 100 yard free style events. VVashburn's green squad placed fifth in the YMCA invitational meet. Tom, as usual, took first in the 100 yard free style. Dan took fourth in the breast stroke, while the relay team composed of Larry Gaffney, Mickey Kreig, Bill Laidlaw, and Tom lien- nett placed third to complete the scoring. ln the state meet VVashhurn,s tankers placed second highest of any twin city squad entered. The relay team of Bennett, Gaffney, Ocken, and Laidlaw copped third place. Bruce Burke also deserves much praise for the work he has done on the team. VVith six re- turning lettermen, next year's squad should be counted as a potential title threat. Vvlashburn VVashburn VVashhurn. . Washburn. . . VVashburn XVashhurn Vlfashburn VVashhurn SCOREBOARD . , , . 45 Marshall . 40 Henry 49 South . 37 West . . . . 45 Vocational 56 North . . 56 Southwest 52 Edison ,. Rom Om: Pierce, Mereness. Eisele, Swanum. VValsh, Roslancl, Sunde. Row Two: Coach Larson. Iohnson. Prieve. Zuhlsdorf. Gunderson, Miklethun. Mecklenburg, Koepcke. Potretzke. Druskin. Landstrom. Trock The 1951 track season was deemed as successful for :'Pop Larsenis boys took the undisputed City Cham- pionship. Washburn went on to win the City Relays after taking second place honors at Carleton and St. Thomas. The finale of the season came when the squad took second place in the state meet. The outstanding Miller of the year was Chuck Swanum. He not only set a new H2202 record with 22.2 seconds, but went on to break the Metropolitan 60 yard dash record, with 6.3 seconds. Chuck Swan! um, along with Iohn Goodoin, George Scott, and Paul Potretzke went to St. Thomas as the Sprint Ffsele and Goodicfz lake the lows, Medley Team, where they set a new record. The seniors taking letters were: Chuck Swanum, lohn Goodoin, Doug Larson, Paul Potretzke, Iohn Sundae, Ken Rosland, and Bob Kojetin. The return- ing lettermen were Ray Miklethun, Dick Walsh, Gere Eisele, Seymour Druskin, and Captain-elect George Scott. The 1952 track squad started their season one bet- ter than their predecessors. They took second place at the Metropolitan. They are looking forward to a fine season but are hampered by the lack of a dashman. 'LGood Luck boysl Sammy and George win 012 relay. .. S kung The 1952 'ghill-busters were hampered by the lack of an en- tree in the jumping event and therefore they failed to bring home any trophies. At the city meet, Dick I-Iymes and Dave Swenson made a commemorable showing but missed out on the ribbon-taking. Due to impervious reasons, Chuck Pierce, Bill Uttf mann, and Gary Zuhlsdorf ar- rived late just missing their race. flmpervious pertaining to fe- males?j The Breck Invitational, held at Moon Valley, however, found Chuck, Bill, Gary, and Dave rep- resenting the Orange and Blue. Displaying very fine christianias and gelaendesprungs in spite of the wet snow, these boys took fifth place honors for Washburn. Dick managed to make his way to the state meet but failed to place. The retiring seniors are Chuck Pierce, Bill Ottmann, Gary Zuhls- dorf, and Dick Hymes. Row One: Ottmann, Peirce, Zuhlsclorf, Fagre. Row Two: Swenson, Boeder, MCB-urney, Griggs, Larsen, Coach. I X X . ff is .4 5 Q- f fig-,uri 31, .,'.:-f. Y Row One: Parsons. Iohnson, O'Niel, Ottmann, Osander, Zwak. Spear, Pike. Raw Two: Coach Larson, Frazer, Iohns, Peterson, Murnanc, Prievc, Zulilsdorf. -S ,LL Cross Country Being one of the few sports re- quiring real endurance, cross country is becoming exceedingly popular with sports enthusiasts. To relate a little knowledge of this comparatively new field, the team, consisting of five to eight men, races other similar teams over a two-mile course. The order of individual finish determines the amount of team points. As in golf, the low scores are the objec- tive. The spark that kept pace for the Millers was Gary Zuhlsdorf. Tak- ing Ufirstsi' and 'isecondsw thru- out the season, he wound up with Uthirdl' in the city meet of some 240 harriers. Gary ran away with the honors in the state when he took sixth place. The only casualty during the 4'52 season came when Bill Gtt- mann broke his arm during prac- UCC. Icflll' Olllf Lazarus. 1.itman. Iitlxvards. Ron' Treo: Coulter. captain: Daxis. Coyne. lrledin. Harold. Golf The golf team of 1951, coached hy Lloyd Alwin and captained hy Ahe Kardong, started the season victoriously with an eight to four win over a strong North aggrega- tion. Washhurn's four-man veteran team had high title hopes until a staggering loss to Roosevelt re- tarded them. The city champs from South- west also marred the Miller sched- ule, as did Edison. However, the linksmen did heat seven of the ten city opponents. The team composed of four up- per classmen in Kardong, Parker 1VIcDowell, Dick Hymes and lim Seiverhus was exceptionally well- halanced. Because of this equal- ity, the n umher one position changed hands throughout the season. Dick Hymes, 1952 captain-elect, is the only Ietterman hack from last year's squad. Filling vacan- cies, will he three junior golfers, yet untricd in city competition. Tennis The 1951 tennis team, although hampered hy the return of only one lettermen, did exceptionally well. Captained hy john Coulter and coached hy Fred Curtis, the squad took third place honors. Sophomore Charlie Ildwards. the sparkplug of the team, lost only one match throughout the season. By a stroke of misfortune. he missed out on the city title. Filling the numher one spot. Charlie was VVashhurn's player of the year. Returning to the courts for 46525, we hnd hve lettermen: Captain Tom Litman, Chuck Edwards, Mike Davis, Glen Harold, and Pharis Horton. In prognosticating 1952 results, we predict Washburn in Htop herthf' Those who play tennis can read- ily understand When We talk of endurance and skills, 4- 'Wai 6 Q0 M . A' 665' N bv, f' I , fi 'ff N1 fas t tim- f.j f2f-Lg K Siverhus. MacDowell, Hymes, Kardong, Captain. Rau' 0116: l.emieux. Henistock. liachinan. liergseng, Gronseth. Hoflinan, Stephens. Scott. Stevens, Schubert. Nou' Two: Coach Ross. Lind- stedt. Hoy. Hel. I-lolstroin, Sinius. Curtis. Briggs, Iohnson. Peterson, Berglund. Burke. Baseball Under the leadership of Captain Linder Peterson. the Miller Nine posted the best record in the last three years by capturing the southern division title last season. After opening the season by defeating both South- west and South, the Millers restorted to their hunting strategy in dropping Central, the defending division champs, 5 to 3. ln the following contest against Roose- velt, lere Briggs drove in three runs as the Orange rallied with six runs in the Efth to take the game X to 5. The Rossmen met with their hrst defeat at the hands of South 7 to 5 after an eleven inning stretch. This defeat was avenged when Washburn topped Simms ploztfs into Hoy. Southwest 6 to 5 in a game which saw Earl lohnson homer with two men on. ln a return match with Central, the Orange dropped their second League game 3 to 2. This crucial game tied the Millers with the Pioneers for the divi- sion championship. In the playoff game iunior Gary Bergseng struck out eight men to topple Central 2 to 1. Valiantly aiming for the city title, Washburn met Edison at Nicollet Park. The Orange were thwarted in their attempt 19 to 2 and 12 to 3 even though taking the second game 7 to 5. With six returning lettermen prospects for a successful season this xeir look good. Washburn Vllashb urn Vlfashhurn VVashburn VVashliurn Washhurn XVashhurn VVashburn. ,. Vlfashhurn XVaslihurn XV ashbu rn Vxfashhurn BASEBALL SCORES South ,. ,. 9 Southwest .. 5 Central . . N Roosevelt .. 5 South .., . 6 Southwest ., 2 Central . , 7 Roosevelt PLAYOFF GAME . 2 Central CITY PLAYOFF , ,. 2 Edison .. . 7 Edison . , 3 Edison .. 1' 1 1 i Kurt Ozzy: YVilharm. Conklin. Henson. Ienks, Moir. Irwin, Stevens. lierce. ,Cow Two: XViitesell. Meiiuarey. Moll. Kirk. Dunn, Bt-rgseng. Stephens. Simus. SI4llZ.1f0ll'ThI'!'!'f Koepcke. Bennett. Mogek. Lindeliind. Peterson. Curtis. Webster. Burns. Druskin. Nou' I mfr: Simon. liist-le. Lindstedt. Gustafson. XYefelii1eyci'. Scott. Smith. Briggs. Gunderson. Mililetliun. ll This is the mighty mass of muscle-men from Wash- burn. These hard-working boys have finally gotten their letters and an automatic membership in Boys' XV Club. The privileges of the club are centered around the numerous banquets held throughout the year and the personal display of the letter. Far from being easily obtained, the esteemed Washburn '4W is one of the greatest honors an athlete can receive. Letters at Washbtirii are awarded by the coaches Club to those boys showing outstanding athletic ability. wholehearted effort, and considerable service to the school. - Although it is a great honor to Win a AiW',, it is not the ultimate goal of the true athlete. Keen competi- tion, fair play, and good sportsmanship are the things which provide one with a sense of real accomplish- lhellt. Needless to say, we take great pride in calling these boys. 'igood sportsf, Row Umm- Iidivards. 'If Iiaclimiin. Zwak. Berry. Pierce. LaPole. Raw Two: Henson, Thorp. Lemieux. Harold. Ilall. Prieve. Ottmann, Zulils- alort, Ron' T-!H'!'F,' XVebste1'. Jenks. Sehottler. F. Hiiehmrin. Zillia. Tipping. Gafim-y. XXYCfCllllCfCI'. ROLL' IIVJIIVI Stotz. Iones. Aven. XVilharm. Lind- stftlt. Gtistgilison. Mereness. Qckun. liurke. FALL G.A.A. BOARD EMBLEM WEARERS Ron 0110: Itlarrington. Ost. Sect.: Nootlellnan. Trt-as.: Ewaltl. Pres.: Nun Our: Whittemort. Vkliggins. Cianschow. Ron' Two: Campbell. Cianschow. V. Pres.: l'il'iCli5'2l1. Nou' Tun: Miss Thurston, Lantle. Solherg. Ust. Mans. Rum 'I'f11'z'4': NVerness. Iackson. Douglity. l-,rieltr.on. XVl1llLCl!1UI'C. Starkey I-laggquist. Run' 'I.h1'f'f'f Seliluntl, lackson litan-., Olson. NYL-rncss. Ron' l'r1111': Piclgeon. Austin. Sol- herg. lluFour. Mulxaney. Mans. Girls' Sports A Wlashhurn girl has a great variety of sports in which to participate. Gym classes ollfer volleyhall. hasltethall, cleclt tennis, hadminton, and hasehall. Out- sicle school she may try howling, skiing. skating, swimming, tennis, golf, and horsehaclt riding. After-school activities would not he possihle if there wasnlt a GAA. lioartl. These letter winners manage almost everything. They were under the cap- ahle leaclership of lilizaheth Ewalcl in the fall and Donna Lathrop in the spring. The other fall oihcers were Theo. Ganschow, Vice Pres.g Sally Ost, Secre- taryg anal Myrna Nooclelman, Treasurer. In the spring Margaret lohnson, Vice Pres.1 Nancy A. Antclilf, Sec- retary: liarhara Anclerson, Treasurer: were leaders. GIRLS' W WEARERS Non' H1117 Wiggins. lloltan. 5. lirickson. I. lirickson. Kelly. Tor- ngersen. Rulltt. Cook, Lantle. Knit' Tam: Holmes. M. Andere son. fillllhllll. Lathrop. Vvhittt- inore. latnes. laclison. Krueger. Sekluntl, Kun' Thr1'f': llaggquist. Olson, Stenxel. jackson, Austin. Starkey. lixans. Caniphcll. :Xntf cliff. Ron' liofiw: Herglin. Olson. Gilbert. VVright, Pearson, Antler- son. M. lohnson. Wlerness. Du- lfour. liwaltl. Rau' l 1'1'r.' S. Erick- son. Mans. Stoppel, Nlulvaney. llunhain. Nootlelnxan. Ii. lfrilis- StZl1,Tll1LlIQl1Iy. P, johnson. M. ll. Olsen. fist. SPRING G.A.A. BOARD Row Our: Holmes. Antclirl. Secy.: Lathrop, Pres.: M. johnson. V. Pres.: B. Anderson, Trcasg Cook Row Two: Rullct. Wiggins, james, Graham, Seklancl, Olson, Torgersen. Hou' Tl1m f'!'I M. Anderson, Stenzel B. Olson, liwald, Ost, M. Olson. Iackson. Ron' I'i0Il1'f Doughty, Stoppcl, Gilbert, Dunham, Campbell Eriksson, P. Iohnson, VVright. lflfowl lflflllll Legs? In order to win her letter, ll girl needs 600 points, a C average, and no more than three seventh hours. Ten points a game are earned with a maximum of fifty points a sport, a semester. A city wide emblem re- quires 400 additional points. Also there are two special classes, folk dancing and tumbling. Only eleventh grade girls are permitted to learn the latest doe-si-doe from Miss Bowen. Although not all acrobats,under Miss Thurstonis supervision, the twelfth grade girls in tumbling learn to make pyra- mids and do many other stunts. A recent development has been the tennis and golf teams. These two with the swimming team are the only sports the girls compete intramurally in. TUMBLING Now 0110: NVcrness, Stopf pel. Bean, Whaley. Row Two: Stenzcl. Ron' Three: litlwarcls. Ohman. Vroman Uislason, Suntllie. Pitlgt-on, Mnrtinson. n 4 LJAHIA 5 TAFFe .V .. , ff ' , 443' :V , g: I X p -v-K ' . - 5 ' 9 ,' ' ' 4 vA-1 1 ' . .. ' ' 5 Xi i f , H R , r -v-' K 1-2' '4' 'LL1 1 -x f' ir it A or ,,, X ' e 2 ' .K , L kz. i t 3 . -vagal, y ,A - 4 f .- .,' f 1 - ,, 3 21 .E -fl ,N H 1, ' K -or , t .. , 't 5' Q.. , -.sow N l ' ' S Q l . 5,.. ..,, 5 yy I I If ' :,- Q i, fe?-ig QA H 05 if ,e o mg e mms t x,'- mba M 1 .. R306 K family ,,.. 5' v t' is , ,. . My X ,- p 'ta .,,:. Q , i fl t - ,, K ' - .1., i . .aj . P.: tW'j Zak iQ ' rib! khyk . A A .. 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