Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1953 volume:

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K ,R As we walked down the aisle on that momentous night in June. memo- ries ot many events crowded intoiiiour minds: some were pleasant: some were sad. Recalling the road which we had travelled, we could almost see the footprints which had led us up to graduation. The footprints were of many sizes and shapes: they had been made by many ditterentfkinds of shoes, We remembered the shiny oxlords and graceful pumps which had been worn to our first formal: we remembered the comfortable loafers which had carried us through many months of school: we remembered. too. the spiked football shoes and the grimy tennis: had helped us to victory iriinumerous athletic contestsiialncl iwe also remembered the black and navy-blue shoes on the feet of every teacher. The graduation exercises were almost over. As we walked slowly down the steps to receive our diplomaijwe knew that the path behind us was packed and worn: we realizedg-that we must go on. 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Glee Club, Politix Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club. U,C. ' TRU- MAN ABRAM: Class Day Auditorium Committee. Boys' W Club, Hoclzey, Hi-Y, Football. Glee Club. Student Council ' HOWARD ADLER: Boys' Dress Committee. Hi-Y, DICK AHLOUIST: Boys' Dress Committee, Stage Crew - JANICE ALDRICH: Baccalaureate Commit- tee. German Club, Politix Club. Class Play. G.A.A., Girl Reserves ' FRANCES ANDERSON: Baccalau- reate Committee, Poplars. Quill Club. Girls' Chorus ' JUDY ANDERSON: Commencement Seating Commit- tee. French Club. Latin Club, Wahian Staff, G.A.A.. G.A,A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' Club, U.C. KAREN ANDERSON: Girls' Dress Committee. Glee Club. Red Cross Council. G.A.A.. G.A.A. Board. Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. ' NANCY ANDER- SON: Girls' Dress Committee, French Club. Oliice Board, Spanish Club, G.A,A.. Girl Reserves, U.C. ' Pl'llLLlP ANDERSON: Boys' Dress Committee ' DICK ANDERSON: Boys' Dress Committee. Boys' Chorus, French Club. Glee Club, Library Board. STUART ANDERSON: Boys' Dress Committee, Real Cross Council ' TED ANDERSON: Class Day Audi- torium Committee, Boys' W Club. Traclr, Hi-Y, Football ' JANE ANTHONY: Class Play Publicity Committee. French Club, Red Cross Council, Class Play, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U. C. ' BOB ASKE: Boys' Dress Committee, Hockey, Football. MARILYN ASHER: Class Day Entertainment Com- mittee, G.A,A.. U.C. ' DICK AUNE: Class Play Publicity Committee, Grist Staff. Latin Club ' CARL AVEN: Class Dov Entertainment Committee. Boys' W Club. Hi-Y, Football, Grist Reporter ' WENDY BACH: Class Play Scenery Committee, French Club, Politix Club. Girls' Chorus. G.A.A., Glee Club, Class Play, U.C. JOHN BACHMAN: Scrapboolr and Detail Commit- tee, Boys' Chorus. Student Council, Work Program ' TOM BACHMAN: Class Day Auditorium Committee. Boys' W Club. Golf, Hockey. Hi-Y, Glee Club, Stu- dent Council ' GRETCHEN BAILEY: Baccalaureate Committee. French Club, Latin Club. Senior Board, G,A.A., Girl Reserves, U. C. ' JOANNE BAlRD: Class Play Properties Committee, French Club, G.A.A,. Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves. U.C. WINNIFRED BALCH: Class Banquet Entertainment Committee, French Club, Grist Staff. Latin Club. Quill Club. National Honor Society. G.A,A.. Girl Reserves. U.C. ' PAT BARNARD: Scrapbook and Detail Com- mittee, Spanish Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, National Honor Society. Girl Reserves, U,C. ' JERRY BASS: House Tickets Committee, Boys' W Club, Swimming, Hi-Y, Class Play, Band, Orchestra ' MARLIN BATES: Boys' Dress Committee. Boys' Chorus. Wrestling. Hi-Y. Football. Glee Club. M DAHL: Class Play Properties Committee, Swim- g, Chroma Club ' DAN DALY: Class Play Scen- Committrse, Boys' Chorus, Hi-Y, Football ' GLENN MERELL: Boys' Dress Committee, Hi-Y, Latin Club. -ence Club, National Honor Society ' PATRlClA VIES: Girls' Dress Committee, Glee Club, G.A.A. RCM DAVIS: Girls' Dress Committee, G.A.A., Girl erves, U.C. ' JOAN DE NIO: Baccalaureate Com- tce, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C, ' ROSEMARY LERf Senior Banquet Committee, GRA., Girl .ervcs, U.C. ' VIRGINIA DONOHOO: Eat- Eureale Committee. Glee Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, M DOOLEY: Class Play. Gler: Club ' NANCY AKE: Flowers and Decorations Committee. French b, Latin Club, Politix Club, G.A.A,, G.A.A. Board. '. ' DEL DUELL: Class Day Auditorium Committee. lt, Hi-Y ' MARIANNE DUNHAM: Senior Mixer nmittee, National Honor Society, Politix Club, Quill b, Girls' Chorus, U.C.. Glee Club. AN DUNKLE: Baccalaureate Committee, Ofliee rd, Lunchroom Staff, G.A.A., Girl Reserves ' RY DUNN: Memorial and Awards Committee. Base- l, Hockey. Boys' W Club. Student Council - i Y DURYEA: Girls' Dress Committee, Work Pro- m ' JOHN DYER: Senior Banquet Committee, ck, Hi-Y, German Club. .L DYSTE: Scrapbook Committee, Glue Club, Boys' rus, Hi-Y ' BOB DYSTE: Class Day Entertainment Enmiltec, Glec Club. Boys' Chorus. Hr-Y ' BARS WARDS: Memorial and Awards Committee. City de Emblem Wearcrs, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl serves, U.C., Glee Club ' CHARLES EDWARDS: morial and Awards Committee, Boys' Chorus, Boys' ' Club, Hockey, Tennis, Grist Statl, National Honor :iety, Senior Board, Physics Club, Glen: Club. .VE EGGLESTON: Boys' Dress Committee. Band, ehestra, Politix Club, Student Council, Physics Club, tional Honor Socicty ' CAROL EKENBERG: Girls' :ss Committee, Glec Club, City Wide Emblem :arers, G.A.A,, C-r,A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, U.C., ls' NW Club ' TOM ELLlNGSWORTH: Boys' rss Committee, Baseball, Basketball, Boys' W Club, rs' Chorus, Red Cross Council ' CAROL ELM' RG: Scrapbook and Details' Committee. Gler: Club, litix Club, Senior Board, Wlahian Staff, G.A.A.. NA. Board, U.C., Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club. ,L ELSHOLTZ: Boys' Dress Committee, Hi-Y, Red rss, Student Council ' JACKIE ENGSTRAND: Girls' :ss Committee, French Club, Glce Club. G.A.A., ls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. ' ARNOLD EP- EIN: Scrapbook Committee, Latin Club, Science ib, Orchestra ' BARB ERUCSEN: Refreshments Com- :tee. G,A.A., Girl Reserves. E103 PAT ETEM: House Tickets Committee, G.A,A., Girl Reserves, U.C. ' ISLA EVENSON: Girls' Dress Com- mittee, Girls' Chorus ' MARIAN FAIRBANKS: Class Day Auditorium Committee, French Club, Grist Staff, Politix Club. Poplars. Quill Club, Wahian Stafi, G.A.A.. G.A,A. Board. Girls' W Club, U.C.. N.l'l.S. ' JUNE FAIRNEY: Refreshment Committee, French Club, G.A.A.. G.A.A. Board. Girl Reserves. Girls' W Club. U.C. MARGARET FELLOWS: Glee Club, G.A,A., Girl Reserves. U.C,. House Ticket Sales Committee ' RICK FESLER: Boys' Dress Committee. Hr-Y ' SHIRLEY FISHER: Scrapbook and Detail Committee, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves. U.C. ' JOHN FITZ- GERALD: Senior Banquet Committee. Hi-Y. Football. work Pragma. JOANN FLOOD: crm Play Marc-up Committee. French Club, Grist Staff. Politix Club, Student Council, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves. U.C., Glcc Club. Class Play, Girls' W Club ' MARlE FLUECKIGERI Class Play Make-up Committee. German Club, Latin Club. Red Cross Council, G.A.A.. G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves. U.C.. Girls' W Club ' BOB FRAZER: Boys' Dress Committee. Boys' Chorus, Boys' W Club. Cross Country, Swimming. Track, Hi-Y. Class Play. Glef: Club, Politix Club. Red Cross Council. Student Council ' MARlLYN FROST: Girls' Dress Committee, French Club, Latin Club, G.A.A., Girl Reserves. U.C. JERRY GALUSH: Scenery Committee, Boys' Chorus. Stage Crew ' SUSAN GARDNER: Refreshments Committee. Glce Club, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' Chorus. Girl Reserves. U.C. ' JEAN GEMLO: Class Play Publicity Committee, chroma crab. Orme amd, GAA. ' BRUCE GENGNAGEL: Class Play Publicity Committee. Hockey. Hi-Y, Football, Band, Latin Club, Science Club. BARBARA GILBERT: Band, Latin Club, G,A.A., G.A,A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. ' SHEILA GLASS: House Tickets Committee, French Club. Glcc Club, N.H.S,, Spanish Club, Student Council, Wahian Staff, G.A.A., G,A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. ' SHELLY GOLDFUS: Decorations and Flowers Committee, Track, Band, Grist Staff, Orchestra, Senior Board ' MlKE GOODMAN: Class Day Enter- tainment Committee, Basketball. Golf, Track, CAROL GOULET: House Tickets Committee, Spanish Cluizr, Girl Reserves. U.C. ' MlMl GRACEMAN: Senior Stag Committee, French Club, Latin Club, Wahian Staff. G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. ' MOREENE GRANDLUND: Girls' Dress Committee, U.C.. G.A.A ' JOHN GRATHWOL: Class Day Auditorium Commit- tee, Wrestling, Football, Library Board. National Honor Society. Quill Club, Wahian Staff, Class Play. CHARLO'l'lE GREENE: Class Day Auditorium Com- mittee, German Club, Orchestre. G.A.A., Girl Re- serves, U.C., National Honor Society ' NATALIE GRODNIK: Scrapbook and Detail Committee, German Club, Glec Club. Quill Club, Science Club. Class Play, any wade Emblem www. Gan., G.A.A, Basra. Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club. U.C. ' MARLENE GROSSMAN: Girls' Dress Committee, Glee Club, Work Program, G.A.A. ' DON GROVES: Commence- ment Seating Committee. Boys' Chorus, Track, Foot- ball, Glee Club. L GUSTAFSON: House Ticlrcts Committee. Glee r, G,A,A.. Girl Reserves. Girls' W Club. U.C. ' rDYS HAGEN: Girls' Dress Committee. Glue Club. .A,. U.C. ' ROBERT l-lAGGQUlS'l: Senior Mixer imittee, Band. National Honor Society. Orchestra. :ix Club, Poplars. Quill Club, Physics Club ' JOHN SMAN: Scrapboolr ancl Detail Committee. Wort gram. K HAINES: Class Day Properties Committee ' 27' HAlNES1 Scenery Committee, Baseball ' BAR- A HALL: Class Day Auditorium Committee. ch Club. Glec Club. Politix Club. Quill Club, Red s Council. City Wide Emblem Wcarcrs. GAA.. .A. Board, Girls' Chorus. Girl Reserves. Girls' W r. U.C. ' DlANE HALL: Scrapboolr and Detail imittee. Latin Club. Spanish Club. G.A.A.. Girl :rveS. U,C, D HALL: Boys' Dress Committee. Boys' VV Club, nming. Traclr. Hi-Y, Football. Glzc Club. Student ncil ' SHARON HALRON: Class Day Auditorium imittce. Commencement Program Committee. .A., Grist Stott. Glez Club. Latin Club. National ior Society, Politix Club. Girls' Chorus, Girl Re- es. U.C, ' RICHARD HANSEN: Baccalaureate imittce. Basketball. Boys' Club. Traclr. Hi'Y ' NITA HANSON: Senior Banquet Entertainment rmittec. Otlicz Board. G.A.A.. Girl Reserves, U.C. KRLES HANSON: Memorials and Awards Com- ee ' GAIL HANSON: Class Play Properties Com- ee. G.A.A.. Girls' Cliorus. U.C. ' ROSS HARD- fK: House Ticircts Committee. Hi-Y. Band. Or- rtra. Red Cross Council. Student Council. Ticlrct :rs ' STERLING HARDY: Baccalaureate Commit- Cross Country, Traclr, Hi-Y, Grist Statl, Glea Club. lars. Quill Club. Student Council, Class Play. 'HERINE HARTIGAN: Girls' Dress Committee. : Club, Politix Club. GAA.. Girls' Chorus. Girl rrvcs. U.C. ' GEORGE HEALY: Class Play Pub- y Committee. Grist Staff. Latin Club, Politix Club. -rian Staff, Physics Club ' GLORIA HEGG: Class Auditorium Committee. Band. G.A.A,, Girl Re- es. U.C. ' JANE HEIDELBERGER: Band. French x. Palitix Club. G.A.A.. G.A.A. Board. Girl Reserves. lOL l-lElER: Class Play Scenery Committee. French r. National Honor Society. Glee Club. Student ncil. G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves. U.C. 0 OUELYN HEINEN: Commencement Seating Coma ee. National Honor Society, Otticr: Board. Girl zrvcs. U.C.. Glee Club ' JOHN HEITKAMP: use Ticlrets Committce, Band ' TREVOR GETTLE- N: Boys' Dress Committee. tlG HERMANSON: Class Play Properties Commit- Baseball, Hi-Y ' LEO HICKEY: Boys' Dress Com- ec Football ' FRED HIRD: Memorial and Awards rmittec. Hi-Y. Band. Grist Stall. Latin Club. Na- al Honor Society. Politix Club. Poplars. Quill Club. sics Club. Student Council ' JO ANNE HOLM: s' Drasz Committee, Work Program, G.A.A., Girls' rus, . . lilll 1' - Rf! K Aa. E123 ROSE HONG: Scrapbook and Detail Committee. Na- tional Honor Society. Office Board. Spanish Club. G.A.A., G.A.A, Board, Girl Reserves. U.C, ' MARl- LEE HOUG: Baccalaureate Committee. G.A.A.. Girls' Chorus. Girl Reserves. U.C. ' TOM HOWIE: Class Play Property Committee ' FRANCIS HUBBARD: House Ticlrets Committee. Chroma Club, French Club, Latin Club, Red Cross Council. G.A.A,. Girl Reserves. U.C. CHARLENE HUDGINS: Baccalaureate Committee, Grist Staff. National Honor Society. Spanish Club, G.A.A.. Girl Reserves ' EDWARD HUNTER: House Tickets Committee. Boys' W Club. Cross Country. Tennis, French Club ' LUCY HUNTER: Class Play Properties Committee, Glcc Club, Latin Club. Vlahian Staff, G.A.A.. G.A,A. Board, Girls' W Club. U.C. ' JANE HURLEY: Memorial and Awards Committee. Girls' Chorus. G.A.A.. U.C. PAT lNCiERSOLL: Girls' Dress Committee. Christian Fellowship. Chroma Club, French Club, Politix Club, G.A.A.. Girl Reserves, U.C. ' MlLT IRWIN: Boys' Chorus, Bays' Club. Tract, Football. Scenery Committee ' DICK IVERSON: Memorials and Awards Committee, Sound Crew, Hi-Y, Grist Staff. Latin Club. Science Club ' DAVE JACKSON: Boys' Dress Com- meues. wart Program, GERALD JACOBS: Memorials and Awards Commit- tee ' BOB JAMESON: Class Movies Committee. Sound Crew, Senior Stag Committee. Latin Club. Serr- ior Board ' GWEN JENKINS: Scrapbook and Detail Committee, French Club. Latin Club, Glee Club, G.A.A.. Girls' Chorus, U.C. ' ROY JENKS: Scenery Commit- tee. Wrestling. Boys' Club, Hi-Y, Football. GARY JENSEN: Class Play Properties Committee ' MARGARET JEROME: Class Play Properties Commit- tee, G.A.A.. Girls' Chorus. Girl Reserves. U.C. ' JAMES JOHNSON: Relreshrr-rents Committee. Tract. Hi-Y. Glen Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club ' JEAN JOHNSON: Girls' Dress Committee, Oflicr: Board. Politrr Club, Spanish Club. G.A.A,. Girl Reserves, U.C.. Class Play. JEWELL JOHNSON: Glee Club, Cr.A.A., Girl Rc- serves, U.C.. Girls' Dress Committee ' MARIAN JOHNSON: Class Play Program Committee, Chroma Club. French Club. Latin Club, Poplars Stalf. G.A.A.. Girl Reserves, U.C., National Honor Society ' NANCY JOHNSON: Class Day Auditorium Committee. Red Cross Council, Spanish Club, Wahian Stal'7, G.A.A.. G.A.A. Board. Girl Reserves. U.C,. National Honor Society ' THOMAS JOHNSON: Class Day Enter- tainment Committce. Baseball. Basketball. Boys' VV Club. Golf. Hi-Y, Football, Spanish Club, Credit Bureau. BRADLEY JONES: Class Day Entertainment Commit- tce. Boys' W Club, Hoclrey. Traclr. Hi-Y, Football. Spanish Club. Student Council, Wahian Staff. Credit Bureau ' PAUL JORGENSEN: Flowers and Decora- tions Cammittee. Hi-Y, Poplars, Student Council ' JO ANNE JUUL: Scrapbook and Details Committee. French Club, Glec Club. Spanish Club, Class Play. G.A.A.. Girl Reserves. U.C. ' JILL KAISER: Com- mencement Program Cornmittec, French Club, National Honor Society. Orchestra, Poplars. Student Council. EN KARLQUIST: Class Play Properties Committee. r Club. Politix Club. G.A.A., G,A.A. Board, Girl rvcs. U.C. ' HOWARD KAUFFMAN: Scrapbook Detail Committee. Band ' JAMES KAYE: Boys' s Committee. Work Program ' GLENN KEEFERS: rnencerncnt Seating Committee. Baseball. Boys' us. KENT: Senior Stag Committee. French Club. A.. Girl Reserves, U.C. ' STANLEY KING: Class Properties Committee. Wort Program ' JlM G: Commencement Seating Committee, Student rcil ' CATHY KNUDTSON: Class Day Entertain- t Committee, Chroma Club. Glee Club. National or Society. Politix Club. Red Cross Council, G.A.A., A. Board. Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Girls' XV . U.C. S KNUTSON: Mcmorial and Awards Committee. r Club, Politix Club. National Honor Society, Red s Council. G.A.A.. Girl Reserves. U.C. ' PHILIP 'E: Boys' Dress Committee. Hi-Y. Wort Program ' DRGIA KOSMAS: Class Play Properties Committee. rish Club. G.A.A., G.A.A. Board. Glce Clulo. Girl Wes. Girls' XXI Clula. U.C. ' MARY LOU ECHBAUM: Memorial and Awards Committee. nan Club. Grist Stott. Library Board. Natio-nal or Society. Glcc Club, G.A.A.. G.A.A. Board, Reserves. U.C. T KROMER: Boys' Dress Committee. Traclr. Foote Band ' TOM KUCERA: Commencement Seat- Committce, Boys' Chorus, Glec Club ' RONALD FEL: Class Movies Committee. Sound Crew ' NY KUMLIN: Class Day Entertainment Committee, ctball. Boys' VV Club. Tract, Hi-Y, Football, :t Sellers. QLYS AUGUSTINE: llhis picture came too latr: rr: out in corrcct orderl. Christian Fellowship, Glec . G.A.A.. Girl Reserves. U.C. ' DAVID LANGE: s Play Properties Committee. Library Board. Politix . Spanish Club. Physics Club ' BETTY LARSON: mzncernant Program Committee, Spanish Club. 1 Club, G.A.A.. G.A.A. Board, Girls' Chorus, Girl 'rves, U.C. ' DON LARSON: Class Day Audif m Committee. Hi-Y. National Honor Society, restra, Poplars Stall. Quill Club. Spanish Club. lent Council, Wahian Stall, Class Play. Credit au, Physics Club. IS LARSON: Decorations and Flowers Committee. lr Program, G.A.A.. U.C. ' PAT LARSON: rorial and Awards Committee. Boys' Chorus. Chris- Fellowship. French Club, National Honor Society. ix Club, Glen Club ' WALTER LAW: Boys' Dress mittee. HLY. Glee Club, Reel Cross Council. Span- Ilub. Physics Club ' PETER LEE: Commencement ing Committee. Boys' Chorus. Christian Fellowship, Club, Senior Board. Student Council. DRED LEGIERSKI: Flowers and Dccorations Com' ee. G.A.A.. Glen Club, U.C. ' KEITH LEHRER: .' Dress Committee. French Club ' SANDRA J: Class Play Properties Committee, Glue Club, .A.. Girls' Chorus, U.C. ' DlCK LEONARD: Corn- cemcnt Seating Committee. Boys' Chorus. Hi-Y. stian Fellowship. Glee Club. Rnd Cross Council. or Board. E133 C143 VIRGINIA LEWIS: Class Play Properties Committee, G.A,A.. Girl Reserves, U.C, ' STEPHEN LIEBERMAN: Class Day Auditorium Committee, Boys' W Club, Football, Grist Staff, Glee Club, Latin Club. Palitix Club, Senior Board. House Tickets Committee. Student Council, National Honor Society ' AUDREY LILLE- STCL: Memorial and Awards Committee, G,A.A,, Girls' Chorus, U.C, ' ART LILLIENSKOLD: Scrapbook and Details Committee, Hi-Y, Glee Club. BRUCE LINDAHL: Commencement Seating Committee. Boys' Chorus, Golf, National Honor Society ' GLEN LINDBERG: Memorial and Awards Committee ' MALCOLM LINDSAY: Class Play Publicity Committee. Boys' Chorus, Hi-Y, Grist Staff, Latin Club, National Honor Society, Poplars Staff, Quill Club ' JACK LINDSTROM: Commencement Seating Committee. Chroma Club. PAUL LYNCH: Commencement Program Committee. Credit Bureau ' BILL LYONS: Class Play Properties Committee, Boys' Chorus. I-li-Y. Class Play. Glee Club ' JOHN MACPHERSON: Scrapbook and Details Com- mittee, Hi-Y, Glas Club ' CINDY MANDELSTAM: Class Play Publicity Committee, French Club, Grist Staff. Latin Club. Class Play, Library Board, National Honor Society. Politix Club, Poplars Staff. Quill Club, City Wide Emblem Wearers, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board. Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. U.C. CHARLES MARK: Boys' Dress Committee. Quill Club ' SHIRLEY MAROHN: Girls' Dress Committee, Politix Club, Red Cross Council, G.A,A.. Girl Reserves, U.C. ' PAUL MAUSEL: Boys' Dress Committee, German Club, National Honor Society ' CHARLES McGUlRE: Boys' Dress Committee, Band. BILL MCLEOD: Boys' Dress Committee. Bastetball, Hi-Y. Physics Club ' JERRY McKERSIE: Class Play Properties Committee, French Club ' NANCY Mc- MULLEN: Flowers and Decorations Committee. Ger- man Club, Orchestra, Red Cross Council, Wahian Staff, Girl Reserves, National Honor Society ' PAT MCPART- LAND: Memorial and Awards Committee. Baseball, Football. CAROL MEHRTENS: Baccalaureate Committee. French Club. Glen Club, Spanish Club. Class Play, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves. Girls' W Club, U.C. ' RACHEL MELENA: House 'iiclrets Committee. Glee Club, Poliiix Club, Red Cross Council, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus. Girl Reserves, U.C. ' SUE MENUER: Class Day Entertainment Committee, French Club. Grist Staff, Quill Club, Glec Club. Class Play. City Wide Emblem Wearcrs. G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' VV Club, Girl Reserves, National Honor Society, U.C. ' BARBARA MEYER: Baccalaureate Committee. German Club, Glee Club, Politix Club, G.A.A.. G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves. Girls' W-' cus, u.c. DENNIS MEYER: Boys' Dress Committee. I'li'Y, Band. German Club, Orchestra ' NANCY MICKEY: Girls' Dress Committee, German Club. Glee Club, Red Cross Council, G.A.A., Girl Reserves. U.C. ' MARION MIKLETHUN: House Tickets Committee. Glee Club, Spanish Club. Student Council, Wahian Staff, G.A.A.. Girl Reserves. National Honor Society. U,C. ' DIANE MILLER: Baccalaureate Committee. Glee Club, Span- ish Club, Student Council. Wahian Staff, G.A.A,, Girl Reserves, U.C, EEN MILLER: Commencement Seating Committee, e Club. National Honor Society. Spanish Club, hian Staff. Girl Reserves. U,C. ' RAY MILLER: s' Dress Committee. Wort Program ' FRANK .l.S: Scrapbook and Details Committee. Hi'Y ' KN MOE: Scraplnoolr and Details Committee. ..A., Girls' Chorus. Girl Reserves, U.C.. Glee Cub. MOGCK: Class Day Entertainment Committee. 5' Chorus, Boys' W Club. Tract, Hi-Y, Football. man Club. Glee Club. Politix Club. Physics Club. ior Board. Cheerleader ' KAREN MOORE: Class r Properties, Chroma Club, Glec Club. G.A.A.. s' Chorus. Girl Reserves, Girls' VV Club. U.C. ' NALD MORLEY: Boys' Dress Committee. Hi-Y. e Club ' JOAN MOZIS: Memorial and Awards rmittce. Glee Club. Girls' Chorus. KE MULDER: Red Cross Council, Student Council, s' Dress Committee ' HAL MULLEN: Boys' Dress rrnittec. Hi-Y. Worlr Program ' PAT MULLEN: s' Dress Committee, Chroma Club. French Club. e Club. G.A.A.. Girl Reserves. U.C. ' LORETTA ERS: Girls' Dress Committee, German Club. Glee J. GAA. S NELSON: Class Day Entertainment Committee, rch Club, Red Cross Council. G.A.A., Girl Reserves. . ' MARVYL NELSON: Memorial and Awards rmittee. French Club. Glee Club. National Honor iety. Class Play. G.A.A.. Girl Reserves. U.C. ' NCY JO NELSON: Memorial and Awards Com- zce, French Club. Christian Fellowship. Politix Club, CA.. Girl Reserves, U.C. ' SHIRLEY NELSON: s' Dress Committee. Wort Program, G.A.A. IART NELSON: House Seating Committee. Boys' Club, Hoclrey, Skiing, Hi-Y, Football, Glen Club. dent Council ' DENNIS NEUENFELDT: Boys' ss Committee, Hi-Y ' DON NILES: Memorial and aids committee - JANET NOLZ: crm Play Prop- es Committee. Wollr Program, GAA., Girls' Chorus. K NOOLEEN: Memorial and Awards Committee. ss Movies Committee. Sound Crew. Red Cross neil. Student Council. Science Club ' MARILYN VRDSTROM: Class Flay Properties Committee, rch Club, Politix Club. Spanish Club, G.A.A.. Girl erves, U.C, ' VERNETTE NORDSTROM: Girls' ss Committee, Spanish Club. G.A.A.. U.C.. Work gram ' LOIS NOSBY: Baccalaureate Committee. IA., Girl Reserves, U.C, 77' NYVALL: House Ticlrets Committee. Grist Staff. e Club. Spanish Club, G.A.A.. G.A.A. Board. Girls' xrus. Girl Reserves. Girls' VI Club. U.C.. Class Play. tional Honor Society ' DAN OCKEN: Com- ncement Seating Committee. Swimming. Hi-Y ' NNIS OHMAN: Boys' Dress Committee. Hoclrey ' llLl OLSON: Commencement Program Committee. rman Club. Latin Club, Wahian Staff. G,A.A.. Girl Lerves, U.C. E151 J or -J f B. If s E151 ROBERT OLSON: Boys' Dress Committee. National Honor Society. Hi-Y, Politix Club, Student Council. Wahian Stall' ' ROGER OLSON: Boys' Dress Com- mittee, Student Council ' DON OMITESI Boys' Dress Committee, Baseball, Football ' JOHN OSANDER: Class Day Auditorium Committee, Boys' W Club. Cross Country. Golf. Hi-Y, Grist Staff, Latin Club, Na- tional Honor Society. Orchestra, Politix Club, Quill Club, Spanish Club, Class Play. VlRGlL OSTRANDER: Boys' Drcss Committee, Band, Work Program, National Honor Society ' RONALD OSTREM: Class Banquet Program Committee. Baseball, Boys' Chorus, Hi-Y. Glee Club ' JACK PALMER: Sound Crew, Grist Statl, Wahian Staff, Scrapbook and Detail Committee ' JEANNIE PARK: Spanish Club. G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. Glec Club. JONATHAN PARSONS: Boys' W Club. Hockey. Cross Country. Track, Credit Bureau, Senior Board. Stu- dent Council, National Honor Society ' JUANITA PATTRIDGE: Chroma Club. House Tickets Committee. Wahian Staff, G.A.A.. Girl Reserves, Glee Club, U.C. ' GLEN PAULSEN: Memorial and Awards Commit- tee, Boys' Chorus. Work Program ' HARRIET PEA- COCK: German Club, Work Program, G.A.A,. Girls' Dress Committee. JANE PEARSON: Glee Club, Work Program, G.A.A.. Girl Reserves, House Tickets Committee. U,C. ' WARREN PEASE: Class Play Scenery Committee. Cross Country, Track, Wrestling. Hi-Y, Student Coun- cil ' JOAN PEDERSON: Scrapbook and Details Committee, G.A.A.. Girl Reserves. U.C. ' NANCY PETERS: Flowers and Decorations Committee. Politix Club, Girl Reserves, U.C. GWEN PETERSON: Class Day Auditorium Committee. French Club. Glcc Club, National Honor Society, Oltice Board, City Wide Emblem Wcarers, G.A.A,, Girl Rc- servcs, Girls' W Club, U.C. ' MARLYS PFLEIDERER: House Tickets Committee, French Club. Girl Reserves, U.C. ' CHARLES PICKETT: Boys' Dress Committee. Hi-Y, Physics Club, Red Cross Council ' PRISCILLA PlERCE: Class Play Publicity Committee, Grist Staff, Politix Club, Poplars Stott. Quill Club. Spanish Club. Student Council, U.C. ALICE PlLLSBURY: Refreshments Committee, French Club, Politix Club, G.A.A., Girl Rescrvcs, U.C. ' DEN- NIS POELAKKER: Boys' Dress Committee, Hi-Y ' MARY POLLARD: Class Day Entertainment Commit- tee, French Club. Latin Club, National Honor Socicty. Student Council, Wahian Statl, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, U.C, ' JUDY POMMER: Senior Awards Committee, Chroma Club, Poplars, Spanish Club. G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves. U.C. JANE PORTER: cue Day Entertainment commune. Glen Club. Spanish Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus. Girl Reserves, U.C. ' JUNE POWELL: House Tickets committee. won Program, G.A.A. - PATSY POWELL: Girls' Dress Committee, French Club, Ger- man Club, Grist Stall. Latin Club, National Honor Society. Orchestra, Politlx Club, Quill Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus. Girl Reserves, U.C. ' ROGER PRIN- CELL: Boys' Dress Committee. Hi-Y. Latin Club, TON PSIHOS: Boys' Drcss Committee, Boys' W r, Wrestling, Football ' GERALD PUTNAM: Class Entertainment Committee. Boys' W Club, Stage r, Tract, Wrestling, Hi-Y, Football, German Club. 1 Club, Orchestra, Student Council, National or Society ' RICHARD QUIST: House Seating 'nittee, Boys' NW Club, Skiing, l-li-Y, Football ' iN RAIHLE: Decorations and Flowers Committee. ima Club, Glec Club, Politix Club, Poplars, Spanish r, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Girls' Chorus, U.C. QILYN RECROFT: Class Dey Entertainment Com- ec, French Club, Wahian Statt, G.A.A.. Girls' 'us, Girl Reserves. U.C, ' BILL REED: Boys' Dress mittee, Band ' DODIE REQUE: Class Play Prop- s Committee, Glee Club, National Honor Societv. ,A., Girl Reserves, U.C. ' JOAN REYCRAFT: or Banquet Committee, Christian Fellowship, Quill . Girl Reserves, U.C. BARA RlSlNGER: Class Play Properties Commit- French Club, Glce Club, G.A,A., Girl Reserves, ' BlLL RIXE: Class Movies Committee, Senior Committee, Boys' Chorus, Sound Crew, Wrestling. ran Club, Physics Club, Senior Board ' DICK B: Boys' Dress Committee, Hi-Y ' JOHN ROGERS: 'ers and Decorations Committee, Tennis, Hi-Y. 1 Club, Politix Club, Class Play. BARA RONNING: Girls' Dress Committee, G.A.A.. ' SANDRA ROTHCHlLD: Memorials and rds Committee, French Club, Glee Club, National or Society, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. ' TOM FF: Boys' Dress Committee, Football ' ROGER .Nz Boys' Dress Committee. JNIE SAF-ELY: Class Play Properties Committee. : Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, U.C. ' DICK ST. RTlN: Commencement Seating Committee, Boys' 'us ' THEODORE SAMSEL: Class Play Prop, s Committee, Boys' Chorus ' GRETA SANDBERG: norials and Awards Committee, National Honor ety, Otlice Board, Spanish Club, Vlahian Staff, .A., Girls' Chorus. s sarsroor crm Day Program Committee, French . G.A.A., Girl Reserves, lJ.C, ' JACKIE SCHEIBE: 'nenccment Seating Committee, French Club, Latin . Politix Club, G.A.A.. Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves. ' JERRY SCHOTTLER: Memorial and Awards mittee, Basketball, Boys' W Club, Tract, Hi-Y, ball ' SHARRON SCHUERMAN: Class Day En- inment Committee, Red Cross Council, G.A.A., Girl rves, Girls' Chorus, U.C. lONA SCHULTZ: Girls' Dress Committee, Class Latin Club, National Honor Society. Student eil, City Wide Emblem Wcarcrs, G.A,A., G.A.A. :l, Girl Reserves, Girls' Chorus, U.C. ' SHARON KNDER: Scrapbook and Detail Committee, Politix . G.A.A,. Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C., Glen , National Honor Society ' SHARON SELEEN: , Play Properties Committee, Glee Club, Spanish . G.A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. ' DONNA SHEA: :book and Detail Committee. Work Program. A., U,C. III E153 MARlON SHERMAN: Girls' Dress Committee. G.A.A., U.C. ' BlLL SHINN: Class Day Entertainment Com- mittee, Hi-Y, Band, French Club, Nationai Honor So- ciety, Orchestra, Poplars, Quill Club, Student Council ' BARBARA SISKIN: Scrapbook and Details Committee, Library Board, G.A.A., G,A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, Girl Reserves. U.C. ' SANDRA SIVERSON: Girls' Dress Committee, French Club, Glee Club. G,A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. CAROL SMITH: Class Day Auditorium Committee, Latin Club, Politix Club, G.A,A.. Girl Reserves, Credit Bureau. U.C. ' JACKIE SMITH: Girls' Dress Com- mittee, French Club. G.A.A.. Girl Reserves, Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, U.C. ' TOM SMITH: Boys' Dress Committee ' WILLARD SMITH: Boys' Dress Commit- tcc, Boys' Chorus. DIANNE SMOKSTAD: Flowers and Decorations Com- mittee, Work Program ' DIANN SOLBERG: House Tickets Committee, Glee Club. Red Cross Council, S an- ish Club, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Ciass Play, U.C, ' JOHN SOLUM: Commencement Pro- gram Committee, Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra. Grist Staff, Quill Club, National Honor Society ' PATTI SPAN- YERS: Class Play Properties Committee, French Club. G.A.A., Girls' Chorus. Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. Joiin siwztinor cuss Play Pmpmres Committee, Hockey, Stage Crew. Tennis, Class Play ' ROBERT SPEER: Class Movie Committee, Boys' Chorus. Cross Country, Tennis, Class Play, Track, Spanish Club, Sound Crew ' DON SROKA: Boys' Dress Committee, Hi-Y, Football, Politix Club, Physics Club ' PHIL STAG- NER: Class Play Properties Committee, Boys' W Club, Golf, Swimming, Hi-Y, Spanish Club. MARY STANLEY: Commencement Seating Committee, G,A.A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. ' JERRY STEEN: Scrapbook and Detail Committee, Hi-Y Band, Class Play ' DONNA STEINBAUER: House Tickets Committee, Glee Club, G,A.A.. Girls' Chorus, U.C. ' BURDETTE STIVERS: Boys' Chorus, Boys' Dress Com- mittee, Band, Glee Club. SUE STONE: Girls' Dress Committee, Band, French Club, G.A.A., Latin Club, Girls' Chorus. U.C. ' JIM SUTHERLAND: Class Day Entertainment Committee, Boys' Club, skiing, mei, mv. Football. Band, Politix Club. Student Council ' JANET SWANSON: Scrapbook and Details Committee. Politik Club, Quill Club. Spanish Club, City Wide Emblem Wcarers, G.A.A., G,A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, Glee Club, Girl Reserves, U,C, ' JOHN SWANSON: House Tickets Committee. Baseball, Boys' W Club, Hi-Y, Football, Physics Club. SALLY SWANSON: Memorials and Awards Commit- tee, French Club, Spanish Club, City Wide Emblem Weavers, G.A.A.. G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U,C. ' WARREN SWANSON: Boys' Dress Committee, Work Program ' DAVID SWENSON: House Tickets Committee. Boys' Chorus, Skiing, Class Play, Glee Club ' JACKIE SWOFFER: Commence- ment Seating Committee, G,A.A., Girl Reserves, U.C. NRLES TONGEN: Boys' Chorus, Boys' Dress Corn- er: ' JlM THOMAS: Hi-Y, Boys' Dress Committee EAIL THOMPSON: Commencement Program Com- ec, Frcnclw Club, Latin Club, Walrian Staff, G.A,A., .A, Board, Girl Reserves. Girls' W Club. U.C. ' HARD TIPPING: Commencement Seating Corn- ce, Basketball. Boys' W Club, Track. Hi-Y, Foot- . Latin Club, Student Councrl. K TOWNSEND: Boys' Dress Committee. Track. cl ' JIM TULL: Boys' Dress Comrnittcc, Work Pro- n ' GLADYS TURNBULL: Senior Awards Com- ee, G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Reserves, U.C, ' lET TUTTLE: Scrapbook and Detail Committee. iclr Club. G.A,A., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. iAN TUTTLE: Girls' Dress Committee. Glei: Club, nislr Club, G.A.A.. Girls' Club, U.C. ' SAN- K TWEED: Class Play Scenery Committce, G.A,A.. Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. ' GRETCHEN MES: House Tickets Committee. Grist Staff, Latin J, National Honor Society, Glec Club, G.A.A,, Reserves, U.C, ' JOHN URSETH: Boys' Drcss imittec, Spanish Club. rl UTTER: Senior Stag Committee, Hi-Y, Class Play CAUMAYNE VEAASEN: Flowers and Decorations rmittec, Glec Club, G.A.A,, Girl Reserves, U.C. ' NALD VERHEY: Boys' Dress Committee. Boys' rus ' JlM VIEBURG: Boys' Dress Committee, Basel . Basketball, Boys' W Club, Credit Bureau. NCY WAGNER: Memorial anal Aworcls Committee, inish Club, G.A,A., Girl Rcscrves, U.C. ' JAC' ELYN WAHL: Class Banquet Entertainment Com- :ec. Politrx Club. Spanislr Club, G.A.A., Girl erves, U.C.. National Honor Society, Girls' W :r ' JOHN WALlN: Boys' Dress Committee ' ILY WALKER: Clnroma Club. French Club, Flowers Decorgtions Committee. Grist Stall, Girl Reserves, i.A.. U. . .LY WALLACE: Senior Entertainment Committee, tix Club. Spanish Club, Student Council, Wnliian lf, City Wide Emblem Wcarers, G.A.A., GAA. rd, Girl Reserves, U.C., Girls' W Club, Class Flay RONALD WARE: Memorial and Awards Committee, d, Basketball. National Honor Society ' GARY xTSON: Boys' Dress Committee, Football ' WELL WEBSTER: Commencement Seating Commit- Boys' Chorus, Boys' W Club, Track, Wrestling. Y, Football. LE WELLSLAGER: Class Play Properties, Boys' rrus. Hi-Y, Politix Club ' KATl'llE WERNESS: lor Banquet Proqram Committee, French Club, Glas o, Wuhian Stall. G.A.A., G.A.A. Board, Girl Res ies, LLC. ' ROBERT WESTIN: Boys' Dress Commit' , Boys' Chorus ' SALLY WESTMILLERI Girls' Dress nmittee. French Club, Glee Club, Red Cross Council, Reserves, U,C. E193 E203 KAREN WHITMORE: Refreshments Committee, French Club, Latin Club, G.A.A.. GAJN. Board. Girl Reserves, U.C. ' JOAN WHITTEMORE: Decorations and Flow- ers Committee, Spanish Club, GAA., Girl Reserves, U.C. ' JIM WICK: House Tickets Committee. Work Pro- gram ' ANN WILLITS: Memorials and Awards Com- mittee, German Club. Latin Club, National Honor So- ciety, Orchestra, Politix Club, Red Cross Council, Vla- hiarr Statl. GAA., GAA. Board. Girl Reserves, Girls' W Club, U.C. BARBARA WILLSEYZ Girls' Dress Committee, GAA.. U.C. ' IRENE WILSON: Scrapbook and Detail Com- mittee. GAA., GAA. Board, Girl Reserves, Girls' VV Club. U.C. ' LYNN WINTERS: Baccalaureate Committee, French Club, Politix Club. Spanish Club. GAA.. Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, U.C. ' EILEEN WITHEROW: Memorials and Awards Committee, Chris- tian Fellowship, German Club. Orchestra, Politix Club, Poplars. Quill Club, Glee Club, GAA., GAA. Board, Girls' Chorus, Girls' W Club. Girl Reserves. U.C. JEAN WITTE: Girls' Dress Committee. Wort Program, GAA. ' DOROTHY WITTIG: Commencement Scat- ing Committee, Christian Fellowship, French Club. Grist SMR. Glue Club, National Honor Society. Politix Club. Quill Club, Credit Bureau, GAA., Girl Reserves, U.C. ' MARll.YN WOLCOTT: Scrapbook and Detail Com- mittee, Grist Statl. Latin Club. GAA., GAA. Board, Girl Reserves, Glee Cluln. Girls' W Club, U.C. ' JUNE WOO: Baccalaureate Committee, Glce Club. Office Club, GAA., Girl Reserves. U.C. CONNIE WOODWARD: Class Banquet Entertainment Committee, Band, Red Cross Council. Spanish Club. GAA., Girl Reserves, U.C., Class Play ' RUTH WOSTREL: Scrapbook and Details Committee, Latin Club. Red Cross Council. GAA., GAA. Board, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Club, Girl Reserves. U.C. ' BILL WOXMAN: Boys' Dress Committee ' MARGIE YOUNG: Class Play Properties Committee, Glec Club, Seal Cross Council, GAA., Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves. EARL ZACHARIAS: Boys' Dress Committee, Boys' Chorus, Glee Club ' BARBARA ZECK: Flowers and Decorations Committee, Office Board. Worlr Program. Gfxfx., U.C. ' SHIRLEY ZIPOY: Flowers and Dec- orations Committcc, Glee Club, National Honor Sol ciety, Office Board, City-wide Emblem Weavers, Girls' Chorus, Girl Reserves, Girls' VI Club. U.C. ' JOE ZWAK: Boys' Dress Committee, Boys' Chorus, Boys' W Club. Cross Country, Traclr, Hr-Y, Glec Club. warm surf, crm Pray. CLASS OFFICERS Charlie Edwards, president ofthe i953 senior class, is a boy of many talents. Among other things, he is known for his beautiful fenor voice, his out- standing tennis ability, and his excellent grades. We who have gone through school with Charlie are grateful for his leadership, service, and friendship. Steve Lieberman, commonly known as Lieb, is aur casual and el-ficient Veep. Steve was one of the spark plugs ot the class, being active in Grist, Foot- ball, Glee Club, Student Council, Politix Club, and many other things, Personality plus will always make us remember this great kid. Secretary Sharon Halron needs few introductions, for her enthusiasm and sparkling personality have made her known to all. A position as assistant editor of the Grist took up a good share of her time. but she also belonged to Politix Club, Latin Club. Girls' Chorus, and many other organizations. Likable Johnny Parsons has been a very capable and hard-working class treasurer this year, ln addi- tion to his penny-counting duties, Johnny found time to participate in several sports, among them. Hockey, Track. and Cross Country. His ready smile and good humor have been appreciated by all. charlie edwards, Prcsidcntq sim mba- , msn, vim rmiaenrl Jan Parsons, Trcas' mc.: Sh.-:ran Harm., swarm. E211 VALEDICTORIANS AND SALUTATORIANS naw one: Lieberman, wmrg. serum. naw 'rwar unassy, Hrra. The class of '53 had a total ot four vals and two sais. They are as follows: Fred Hird. Malcolm Lind- say. Dodie Wittig and .lohn Solum. valedictorians: Caroiyne Campbell lnot picturedl and Steve Lieber- man, salutatorians. These honor students have been active in many ot our school organizations. Fred Hird was a past president oi Latin Club. president ot A.P.O.. Hi-Y. assistant first page editor ot the Grist, associate edi- tor of the Poplars magazine. a member ot the Hi-Y cabinet. Quill Club. and National Honor Society. Dodie Wittig. the only gal 'midst the valedictori- ans. was a member of Christian Fellowship. French Club. Quill Club. National Honor Society. and also a reporter for the Grist. Mac Lindsay was editor ot Poplars, first page edi- tor ot the Grist. a member ot Senior Board, Spurs Hi-Y. Quill Club. Latin Club. and National Honor Society. C223 John Solum was the treasurer oi Cogs Hi-Y and a member oi National Honor Society. Quill Club. and Spanish Club. He served as one ot the Grist copy editors. was a past oiiicer of the Spanish Club. and played the ilute in both band and orchestra. Carolyne Campbell was the second page editor of the Grist. delegate to Girls' State. a member ot French Club. U.C. Club. Blue Tri. Girls' Glee Club. and National Honor Society. She also had the honor of winning the D.A,R. award, given to a student tor outstanding leadership. Steve Leiberman, the other salutatorian, was also the vice president of his class. third page editor ot the Grist. past president oi Latin Club. a delegate to Boys' State. past vice president ot Student Coun- cil and a member of National Honor Society. He also participated in tootball and traclc. Ont: Larson, Johnson, Parsons, Smith, Currie, Miss Stcvcnson. Row Two: Bierman, Benson, Vlittig, Jones, Cornell, Shinn, Vicbcrg, Lynch. CREDIT BUREAU Consisting ot one representative trom each senior home room, the Credit Bureau handles the financial problems of the senior class. Johnny Parsons. class treasurer, heads the bureau under Miss Stevenson's guidance. The Credit Bureau prepares the budget subject to approval by the Senior Board and the senior class. They take into consideration the various expenses and expenditures, such as class play, class movies, senior banquet and Commencement. The bureau did an excellent job ot seeing that the money was handed in on time. The smaller home rooms made it easier to collect the money. SENIOR BOARD The Senior Board this year chose as their Presi- dent the boy who also governs the entire Senior Class, Charlie Edwards. The Board consisted of an elected representative from each home room and the tour class officers. Their sole purpose was to investigate and then ad- vise the Senior Class on problems concerning gradu- ation. Each member of the Board is responsible tor a special committee which helps in planning the en- tertainment ter their tinal year. The various duties ot the Board were tultilled etli- ciently and capably this year. as usual. r One: Eimburg, Edwards, Halran. Row Two: Bailey, Rugby, Balch, Bzrgh, Leonard, Galdius. Raw Three: Magck, Lieberman, Lee, Lindsay. Wuhan W Most Athletic ..,. Best Looking .... Best All Round .... Best Personality ........ . . . . , . .Helen Bergh, Jim Vieberg .Rachel Melena, John Osander Gladys Turnbull. Truman Abram ..,.,...Barl:: Hall. Bob Frazer Most likely to Succeed ........ Sheila Glass. Steve Lieberman E241 E X, I ESP 1 A XN' 1, ... ,Y W' 'QM1' ' fi Q.. 3 .' ' Axim. '. if , 'br 1 - V ,x,.gA,. .Q ' SQVFJ gi, Q, f-'j,,,,,, rv A fax 41' ' vw '06 3 ,. 5' ,il Af' Pix 1.1-':2. 4-' vt 4.1.,., lf 4, . , YV WE'LL NEVER The Civil War over caps and gowns . . . the boy cheerleaders . . . the whistles drawn by Gretchen Bailey at the Sadie Hawkins dance . . . the green smiles flashed by everyone during the chlorophyll craze . . . Margy Beiswanger's pep . . . Hopalong Werness and her broken leg . . . those flashing diamonds . . . the blows exchanged by Junior and Senior girls during homecoming . . . Dick Tipping's knee scratching during a football auditorium . . . when everyone developed a twitch . . . Marilyn Berglin's inspired version of Queen Ethel . . . the lOl times we sang Happy Birthday to Marion Miklethun . . . Miss Perry's Young People . . . Truman Abram's dragging himself out of the sick bed to reign as Homecoming King . . . when Helen Bergh was called Denny Dimwit . . . the gold dust worn by the Senior girls at the Winter Formal . . . Phil Stagner's white hair . . . Jane Hurley's quiet little party after the football preview . . . Sky High . , , Del Duell, Bob and Bill Dyste for having their own pep auditorium during third lunch . . . the house parties at Brainerd . . . Bill Shinn's rendi- tion of the Toreador Song in French Class . . . the molecular monstrosities dreamed up by the Chem students . . . Pris . . . the casual dip at Gwen Jenkins' , . . our sophomore year, when the boys stayed home and the girls went out with Seniors . . . the illustrious Mike Mulder . . . Lois Nosby, Shirley Dahl. and Pat Mullen for wearing green beauty marks on St. Patrick's Day . . .when Don Larson broke the door down . . . the valiant efforts made by the Senior girls to get a tan for Commencement . . . Christine , , . Jerry Schottler as Gorgeous Jerry in the ninth grade elections . . . the White Rabbit . . . when cupid's arrow hit Barb Hall and Mik Benson . . . the colorful time had by all at the Press Conference in Chicago . . . the pseudosintellectuals on the Grist staff , . , Jeri Sando for walking off with first place in a tumbling contest . . . party parties . . , Napoleon's invasion of our hall's during Class Day . . . Judy Nyvall's sneeze . . . the fabulous sum made at the Wahian Whirl . . . the empty feel- ing we had after the class banquet . , . the affectionate girls at the Halloween Dance . . . the erasers made by Sheila Glass in her spare time . . . John Solum for getting his picture in this We'll Never Forget section so many times . . . John Osander's dramatic profanity in the Class Play . . . Sue Mentzer's insane clowning . . . the enthusiasm stirred up by the posture contest . . , Mr. Alwin's predictions . . . Jim Vieberg for being such an all-around athlete . . . When we all learned to do the Bunny Hop . . . the day Mr. Smith carried the Red Cross Pail . . . our superior tennis team . . . the embarrassing incident which Bob Bugby had in the Grist room . . . when Mr. Janes fixed our parking tickets after the J. S ..,, the auditoriums that the Grist staff gave, and the ones that the Vtfahian staff didn't give . . . singing Auld Lang Synen at commencement . . . and the panic of 52 and 53. fzrrj 3'1- fri 2? :fl Q gw.. I .Q -AA 'an' lx I V51 ' Av Stuark Anderson Puggy Balch Pal Barnard Murgarzt Bciswanger David Bcrgland Sharon Camcll Dan Daly Dcl Ducll Jaclcic Engslrand Natalia Grodnll Fwd Hall Mavilee Houg Marian Johnson Jo Anne Juul Virginia Lewes Art Lillenskold Mac Lindsay Rachel Mclcna Dennis Mcycr Dan Oclccn Roger Olson Chaim Pickett Joan Reycrolt Bill Shinn Gail Thompson Ken Utter Jim vzcbcfg Kathie Wcrncss Jim Wick Ann Willits Bill Waxman loc Zwalc WAY BACK WHEN .levvy Bass Tom Bennett Halen Bcvgll Corrine Bcugen swam aiming Bob Bugby Donna Cuuie Pal Elem Jo Anne Flood Gloria Hegg, Jane Heidclbuvgcv DEck Iverson Nancy Johnson Sue Kent Jack Lindstvom Bill Lyons Sue Mcntzcr Eilccn Miller Judy Nyvall Barbara Romans Jcuy Sclmttlc: Ramona Sclwullz lolwn Solum Sandra Tweed Sally Wallace Karen Wlmillernole Lynn Winicls June Woo E253 w L X , 'Q 'P 51. '.. .i2'. .., 1.3, . , , V .' TU? ' .9 ' '.? ,.. ,.. . Q A ,, .L x.- 3, : . - .l5f.g3,.' ' 3 i I'.'5'.2'..!'x.. - A . H CLASS ln the junior home room. one had an opportunity to renew many ol the old friendships formed during the previous school year, High school life had, by the second year. lost all of its strangeness: but being in the some home room increased, even more, one's sense of belonging Auditorium seats were changed to the tirst floor in significance of our in- creased prestige. The home room became the scene ot lastvminute study lor examinations and ol a last-minute brush OF 1954 ing up on memorized spot passages 'from Shalce- speare. The blue American history text and the Pocket Boolc editions of Shakespeare became la- miliar sights. Every six weeks, the home room became the scene ot either grief or joy as report cards were issued. As the school year nears its close, we look forward eagerly to assuming positions of leadership as the senior class. We hope to prove as capable as the class preceding us. 'wg Home Room lor Bsrsrrass. Dienrt. Smith, Frank. HOME ROOM H3 Bellin, Nyholm. Farmer. Swanson. HOME ROOM lI5 Monroe. Devoy. E333 Row One: Mann, Clark. Sec.: Miss Lowry Lacy Pres.: Lynch, V. Pres.: Strong, Treas. Row we Stillman, Borg, Hcinen, Nelson, Bcncdct NSI son. Gronberg. Row Three: Jacobson, Fland is Anderson, Aabcrg, Hearn, Stcnstrorn. Meehan Row Four: Rice. Anderson. J.: Pillsbury. Dr.Nro Welbaum. Birlrcy. Row Five: Lee, Part, Dunno Row One: Seng, Gillham. V. Pres.: Stone. Treas Mr. Moon, Kocplrc. Sec.: Benson, Pres.: Filter man. Row Two: Green, Gross, Marlrus, Jensen Westlund, Nclsorr. Patz. Row Three: Frommclt Barnard, Briggs. Seymour, Liehlitcr, Helgesan Row Four: Chase. Dills. Conrad, Groth. Herbert Nucrman. Row Five: Clasen. Anderson, Canfield Row One: Larson, Sachs, Pres.: Mr. Ro cr Clay, v. Pres.: care.. Gsmcy. sierra.. W Two: Nelson, White. Grafslund. Blair, P arc Swirnotf. Row Three: Martinson. Boyce. Kola Anderson. Foreman, Riley. Row Four: Hicks Barsncss, Benson. Ztbcrgs, Shapiro. Raw Frva Chorzcmpa, Holmes, Poll, Knutson. Knapp HOME ROOM 202 Row One: Mathews, Gale, V. Pres.: Mrs. .Jacob- son, Hartmann, Pres.: Gross. Sec.-Treos. Row Two: Olson, Krogstad, Gustafson. Bratz. She - ard, Row Three: Johnson, Fredcll, Satlncr, Rohn, Could, l-lilgers. Row Four: Able, Bersness. Benz. Anderson, Wlritesell, Row Five: Odenbaclr. Donovan, Hickman, Christensen, Porter, Moore. HOME ROOM 205 Row ons. much, wammef, Dougall, Gross, See.-Trans.: Mr, Smith. ten Benscl, Pres.: Bates, V. Pres.: McKillyis. Row Two: Crosby. Bcrgstrand, Holcomb, Prlns. Nelson. Mercier. Petrolf. Raw Thru: Vlillrarrn, Epplc. Ducurt, Burrlce, Anderson, Kulnnuslri. Row Four: Moore. Hurd, Gruber, Jordan, Borchardt, Row Five: Lovewell, Gustafson, Krieg. Borden, Agrnnoff. Sclroonovcr. HOME ROOM 207 Raw One: Psihos, Pres.: Antclifrl, Trees.: Mr, Alwin, Grouse, Sec.: Smith. V. Pres.: Collins. Row Two: McLellan. Coe, Holmgren, Plrernetton, Heagen, Eggleston. Row Thru: Secord. Nicho- las, Johnson. Murphy, Geiger, Urnes. Row Four: Lundberg, Clark, Jenkins, Kuhn, Roland, Olson. Row Five: Bowman, Wilson, Mayland, Beau- clwainc, Burnu, Kurtze, Nichols. HOME ROOM 2l4 Row One: Vollcmnn, Pres.: Gilgcs, Trans.: Miss Berglund, Bell, V. Pres.: Michaclscn, Sec.: Leger- strorrr. Row Two: Norris, Taylor, Hultgren, Gram, Halverson, Eegat. Row Three: Gemla, Gods:- man, Burnstein, Hughes, Copper. Row Four: Mmorh, Winslow, Hansen, sr. Anrhony. John- son. Coaslr, Row Five: Lnmm. Siverson, Allison. Smith, Asplund, Elliot. Row Six: Paulson. Bull fington, Johnson, Atlnclstnn, Nelson, Wicks, LaBenux. E353 x ' '. Q W3 - MQ' g ' L 4 3 fl XX' 'i Q ' lag Y 1 g -kr '4lYE ! '. F' -gk Q f. ff L, -N ,,' A Q- . gms W .rw 4 4 f I 1 r ,, 7' 'wiiiiffffw . if wiv A if ' 3 . L ' 953: Y PP '- W ' U ,s A if .. ,VH ,i lx K' W ,ip , 60 y ,., I -M. 1 A .3 L1 . - - K fi' - N ' +1 ' X as 'v iw' f . f W-K 5 -V 1 B ' ' -of ..., LQ 'V 1 rw 2.1 .7222 -'Ox 8 4' fvfx XV 'aiira ' X f I 1 J 2' 'ffzgi' K' A 1: J, . Esrv xlffilf ' ni' .. lffim . , -' ' A X1 av-. ,54 W ,, ' W- QA ' 1 Q ? 4 60 QV' 3 f-fm A , Y 31435 an F LA' 'ML Njwjq 0' A ' 3+ . ihrgff . H 9? - 0 1 M. .V --W.. V kk MFI ,. 1 ,, 'K . . L 1 rg -W-my is af'.1,' 2 'iff' -f is em X ' --3-.'iQ',' x :rf fs- -ff: Q' 'ft' .4 .. -A 4- wfng' x iv? 9 A HOME ROOM 311 Row One: Youngberg, V. Pres.: Tolizfsrud, Sec.. Miss Olson, Gorslry. Trzas.: Carlson. Row Two: Gardner, Haugen, Olson, Siem. Lenh, Needham. Row Three: Ries, Lindsirom. Kcmpter, Abram- Son, Phillips. Row Four: Thorpe, Rembold, Olmer- man. Wade, Spande, Westmiller. Row Five: Law, Faye, Root, Smith, Chambers. Berg, Hassis. HOME ROOM 320 Row One: Schultz, Philblad. Rowland, Pres.: Mr. Lindsredt, White, Scc.-Trees: Berry, V. Prcs. Row Two: Torgcrsen, Christensen, Kenner, Kief- fer, Becker, Jacobsen. Row Thru: Kreniclr, Lottcs, Stevens, Aspen, Booker, Bergersen, An- derson. Row Four: McNurlzn, Pierce, Pearson. Strawn, Spzncer, Heibcrg. Row Five: Carlson, Burns, Haugen, Grodnick, Lea, Dean, Wray. HOME ROOM 322 Row One: Kvaalc. Griggs, Pres.: Hoover, Trcas.: Mrs, Keegan, Archer, Sec.: Muffct, Zack. Row Two: Nodler, Elliasen, Scott, Gehringcr, Pidgean. Row Three: Rude, VernTassel, Hanson, Pyllra, Johnson, Samuelson. Row Four: Nclson, Racken- bury, Lindsey, Bell, Semans. Row Five: Ciark. Sylrora, Wilson, Jensen. Anderson, O'Toole. Doubiz exposure? E351 CLASS The home room played a leading role in the life of every sophomore, especially during the tirst week of the school year. lt was in the home room that the new student was first initiated into the routine of high school lite. At first. there were seemingly end- less forms to till out under the friendly guidance of the home room teacher, who willingly answered any and all questions. After the first few weeks. home room life lapsed into a monotony of hearing the bulletin read each OF 1955 Tuesday and Thursday. banking every Tuesday. sending a representative to the Student Council Meeting every Thursday, and reading the Grist at 2:55 every other Thursday afternoon. Each member of the home room was constantly persecuted by money-mad collectors for such things as Grist and Wahian subscriptions, Red Cross and Community Chest donations. and supplementary fees. ln the time lapse between each collector, we found time to do a little studying. HOME ROOM 3 Pcrdcw, Haugen, Ecrgucn, Listinlr, HOME ROOM 204 Dutchcr, Bentzcn, HOME ROOM 208 Row One: Anderson, V. Pres-t Ripley, Sweet. E-51' II Row Onz: Cranston, Feinberg, Pres.: Marshall Tri:as.5 Mr. Rcquc, lngerson, Sec.: Pearson V. Pres. Row Two: Paicrslii, Bowden, Bratsch Garven, Phillilrs, Malmburg. Row Three? Lurldun Flemming, Paterson, Dorsey, Moon. Row Foul Goctzc, Arnlund, Hoplcins, Lundblacl. Johnson Davis. Row Five: Halgrcn. Christiansen, Kolsrud S Raw One: Lundin, V. Pres.: Christensen, cc Mareclr, Treas.: Miss Gear, Rietzlie, Prs Groves. Row Two: Burlic, Haploz, Dahlin, .lor gensen, Shrrzy, lnsliccp, Udstuen. Row Thru Pitt, Rensch. Svcndsen, Johnson, Kraft, Nec Row Four: Kuharsti, Morgan, Hamernicli. Day Root. Schwartz, Mott. Row Fivz: Hale, Andi: son, Fogclbcrg, Arnundson, Frist, Roche Sac Hanson, Pres.: Miss Peterson, Blustin, Trcas Jacobson, Larson. Row Two: Denikc, Ol n Kronick, Marr, Paul, Needham, Swanson. Row Three: Edelman, Hassclton. Shurr, Bell, Cox Miller, Urbach, Nordstrom. Row Foul: Johnson Keith, Fogel, Buclc, Anderson, Fussen, Stcn berg, Hultrnan, Row Five: Sweeney, Burns, Rob crtson. Rogncby, Kvaalc, Grub-z, McSpadd n Y 1+'ff,fU' ' as X sf' .fir J' , ' ' '11, If Q b I 1' Y. ' , X '. 'LU N . ..,,.. . I, IRA, A 'E 5' -A fr In-I f - , Mg, Wm- , x 'V' M 5. . .mu 1,1 M A S f . 6 .h M-- ge? ff' 1 L 'F ff f. ,F si? 46 HOME ROOM 307 Row One: Cheesman, V. Pres.: Johnson, Sec.: Spolum, Pres., Mrs. Mulligan, Lieberman, Treas.: McCoy, Dworslry. Row Two: Taylor, Pison, John- son, Ccnnady, Small, Buglay. Raw Thru: Gales. Bormann, Hetheringkon, Sawyer. Garde, Plum- mer. Row Four: Jorgansen, Norris, Ryan, Ellcr, Miller, Pearson. Row Five: Gcfroh, Turner, Smilh, Kczlcr, Pickett. Barge. Row Six: George, Thomp- son, Curwen, Carlsen, Wenzel, Anderson. Haugen. HOME ROOM 3l0 Row One: Jasmin, Prcs.: Cordell, V, Pres.: Mrs. Keyes. Gliem, Sec.: Olson, Trcas.1 Davis. Row Two: Pollard, Joyner, Bergfcrd, Smith. Walin, Obcvbillig. Row Three: Messirrgcr, Johnson, Greer, Kingbay. Sveen, St. John. Row Four: Aldrich, Edwards, Elliotl, Przscolk, Coolr, Rpw Five: Thompson, Anderson. Kell, Crowley. Carl4 son, Danielson. Row Six: Mills, Stone, Mobcrg, Wcrly, Goodoicn, Lawrance, Hedges. HOME ROOM 3Il Row One: Johnson, Hendricks, Clancy, Mrs. Baslord. Jensen, Pres.: Oberhauser, Sec.: Lun- dahl, Trcas. Row Two: Miclucy, Holsl, Hird. Wciland, Bierman, Gcrldish. Raw Three: Nielson, Day, Gran, Wagner, Emery, Salisbury. Kinstler. Row Four: Tenney, Daylon, Pope, Jaehne, Elsholh, Klcppe. Row Five: Monahan, Schullz, Tomlinson, Lcasch. O'Ncill, Kilby, Sundin. We punch in every morning at 8:25. E353 Q N. 4, p,mg.fga 2gg7'gjg I, I gex..g:-1gg, ,i-'Ls' ,Q . K Y .X-f fit' Qi, dis, Pxggwiy ig ' -4 1' 1 .' 1 '7 ' V' Y 5 'L':vf'..I 'K , 'T' f- 5. ff f :NITTV W ' .. . ' .- Q52 Z Aff 5 v Lb 1 , .yas , . ,, W! f ' , Q gl g F1 f ' W a 2.3.1 , 4 Lv' A V Jw- 'f 2 -' it L . J -,fl ff Q' if 'fivyk f 3, ,r ,Q , ' ' Q, . , 1: X, 1' ggi, 'if wi? p 25:4 A .,,,,:X 4. fff Q, ls., b g, - -A I ,nv , 1 a wr , g.. ig L., H x,' ' .gg ..-4,-E --H' Mx: 1 .P qi' -4??Vz9?ff-je, -f , 5 ' 3 4 'W ' M' ' . W- ' K 1 2 V' at , K l 2' W- iris? Xiu-l '. ' 'L ' A -' A .-gf! Y 41 Ag . up 5. Q W , ft Q1 ,. '. '75 Q Li? az: ,, Hfiigxgvaf a. , 1 xifzngijfil- f1tsv f,a1i:2:zQ1, im gd, , 3593 I 5 Q -'fr' L Q 22? 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H ,, x ,, W Q .S Q -- ' ,air v, 1502 E-.JWF K , Q-ff:-2 ' mfg: gi fm X ' ' ' Q' 2, fn .g :1:uf:'g.- -fn, 2.552-if ' X :' .,:: . ' .. - ' E :W , :, Y ' ?'?Efi: . 8 5,5 W if , K . gn 'D .., , W b , rx-Xfff' QM , v Q55-I ' .i. -f i As Girls' Counselor, Miss Mable Christensen served Washburn in many ways. Her friendly advice helped many girls in selecting their programs, colleges. and vocations, She also helped the seniors with gradua- tion details. The National Honor Society in the torthcoming years will have Miss Christensen as their new adviser. Mr. Evenscn was a new addition to Washburn this year. taking Merv Dillner's position as Boys' Counselor. Mr. Evenson has been a great help to the Washburn students aiding them in their many and varied problems. Mrs, Belanger. the school nurse: Mrs. Chapman. the speech correctional teacher: Miss Donahue, the visiting teacher all played an important part in mal:- ing our school run more etliciently. English was required all three years. The sopho- mores learned ot American literature, the juniors learned about the immortal Shalcespeare. and the seniors ot English literature. Remembered with bit- ter memory are the minimum essential tests given at the end ot every semester. These tests contained all that should have been learned in English. Any- one not passing the test was put in a remedial Eng- lish class. The Social Science Department was a very im- portant part of our curriculum. American history was required for juniors, and modern problems was a re- quired senior subject: world history was an optional course. Through these courses, gains were made tor a better working knowledge of our country's gov- ernment and world affairs. Fair is foul and so is my Shalrcspcarc grade. Counselors: Miss Christensen, Mr. Evcnson Alasorbing culture. I . .. . , . .2 J,fKigt:agxz'-,s ,rsjg--a,' A :.Q--.3 25 .fe 111.32 .!2?Zf'i :Ei'Q!25L 'fS'.t', g'z1k 1 , ,..-.,...,. 1 .n . -,M . we . vi. .- .. , . .. 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At the end ot the evening. the lowly sophs rose to the heights by having collected the most money. Di and Bill were each given a box ot candy for their supreme effort. Money was also collected in the home rooms dur' ing the weelc preceding the dance. Each day a teacher was selected to carry the Red Cross Pail through the halls. and the students responded by throwing their coins at these fortunate persons. Miss Peterson. Mr. Smith, and Miss Thompson were thought to be especially colorful pail carriers. Part of this money went toward filling chests of clothes and school supplies which were sent to the Red Cross. Through the generosity of thc Washburn students, both in home rooms and at the Red Cross dance, one hundred and ninety dollars was donated to a very worthy cause. What did you do in school today? Loolc at thc birdie! E533 'if f L 5 vt PO V in.. 4-1- , A my m, r br vs A 3 .Ai H 'ks . , 1 :fa-w - I r W. W, X W YY-. fvrbv ,. 9, Q -4 'L ,Q W' 4 x' lrillgff '- -Q ..,x fr X xx W H1 ' W ' an SM- -ga an f w nur 'Q , i,..5Qp! A 1 r' 1 H iw 'm:'iSf W ' 'V' 4' ' . S '1x '7'?,,n 1 ' . . .Q ' 'ua 5 -A 5-HJ. 5 '5'QOt4'.00.g,th'n'9N t sl I' f'f 6531 V- F'gg3f3Lf 9?wWi m3 .PI 5 ' 9'! ' ' . V- -. v Q xv u . . .I , nw 1? onlin,-, zrppmmn, spoum. si. Anthony squint Dance? Royalty: asus Hall and Truman Abram. F vw.f ndly arcn't new FRIENDSHIP DANCE School began this year with a campaign tor lricndliness originated by the student council. Post- ers throughout the halls announced the weelc ot September 8-I2 as Friendship Week. The purpose ot the plan was to acquaint the students with one another. and to welcome the new sophomores, On Friday evening. September l2, Washburn was host to Henry, the school whose team they had played earlier that day on our gridiron. The high- light of the dance came as the Friendship Royalty and their attendants were announced. Truman Abram was King and Barb Hall. Queen of the twelfth grade: Judy St. Anthony and Dave Gaitly were crowned King and Queen of the eleventh grade: while Jon Spolurn and Connie Zipperman were chosen as the tenth grade royalty. 51.3 - A ,..H T2. .4 I., . 3, kg, r, sf . H' me .Qt 1-1, ,. 1' 13,5 Q v , ., J. -N Qffgjf fig? ... x ,pl . my m5'5 2..?'x'57 s 2 frL?f'x.e,gg9 . aifsfif' A 33e?'f5s'x:s t.. 3.38, . iff. A ' A ': f nrt I ' e 4: 3 ' N 5 i 4 3 Q W 9,4 W '-nu-q ' a, , 1 FII SKY HlGH Sky High. the l953 variety show, was pre- sented on March I3 by the modern drama classes. The show was under the direction ot Robert Krause and Milt Bix. Jack Lindstrom was in charge ot scenic design and Janet Swanson was stage manager. The National Honor Society sponsored the show and worked hard on publicity and ticket sales. The first act took place on a New York street and Featured three individual acts plus groups of songs and dances. The show opener, Give It Back to the lndians was done by the Slicks and Hicks. Other acts presented in the street scene were: The Country Cousins. Girl Guides, and Gobs and Gals. The second act took place in a New York night club and the master ot ceremonies was Dave Swenson. Sue Mentzer accompanied the acts on the organ while Janet Swanson played the piano. Individual and small group numbers were the high-points of this act while the finale, done to the Birth of the Blues. brought the entire cast on stage for the clos- ing curtain. l'vc got thc hors: right here. l Blue moan, you saw me standing alone. 11 ' 'Eg 1151 1' 'Y- A ' . P f'. . :H -1 V ' if 32 ' ' - - ' I V . , 1 , W ill will YE If Y v Ilffillf 11 J i 4, V L 5 1 fx ' if 'Eg 1 , N1 A 4' . Xi ! . ii I -rI -J, 1 . v , 1 . Q 4 ,ugxn XA ,3' , 1 Awww FOOTBALL COACHES AND cAPrAlNs BRAD JONES Brad Jones. co-captain ot the football team. played fullback on offense and line backer on defense. A letterman in his iunior year, Brad has had two goocl years ot football to remember. DICK TIPPING Co-captain Dick Tipping was elected after a very hotly contested election for line captain. Dick played end on both offense and defense throughout the season. Also a two year letterman, the next year's team will miss Diclr. RAY SMITH Coach Smith piloted the team through the season working mostly with the baclctield. Hats ati to our well-loved coach. CONNIE EMERSON Although with the team only two years. Con Emerson tool: over the coaching of the line and did a very fine job. E623 naw one: Sutherland, Lieberman, Janes. cgvcsprsafig same m 5 W s anson is Q mmm, whrie. Row rm.: Putnam, Abram, s. Nason, Hair, Moser I S our in Nc 0 Be y We s r schema, Jarman, omrres, om. nw ram Psihos, Carlson mi nsc ni 5 K- 5 Ro ri Faye new sn: sms, ian semi, Emerson, Asst. Cesar: Smith, cam. Capping a season filled with ups and downs the Washburn football squad upset a rugged highly favored, South team in the final game. The Millers tasted defeat in the season's opener with Henry. The hard running Patriots had too much power for the green Washburn eleven. There was good defensive play. but mistalres proved the downfall. At Southwest. the team showed their deter- mination and spirit by tying the Indians in a hard fought battle. It was an exciting game 'co the final gun. The Homecoming game with Marshall also ended in a deadlock. The Millers had many touchdown opportunities snuffed out by bacl brealcs. The Cardinals' fine passing attack offset the Millers' running game. North, city champ, and Central. runner-up. proved too strong for the orange. Vocational, in the next to the last game, surprised Washburn by scoring two fast TD's. Washburn scored twice, but were not able to overcome Vocational's one touchdown lead. Rugged defense and spirit was the hey to their success at South. The Millers upset the favored Tigers in a well-earned victory. Although this season's team did not have an impressive record of wins, the school should be proud of the boys for their fine sports- manship and clean play. lj 65 I Fam ,urns rang, L. ta R.: rapprfrg, Abram, Lrcbermsf., Mogul, Purmrm, awry, sundzr-. manure, L. In R.: swan, Jones, roman, Am SCOREBOARD Washburn ,.., I9 Henry ..., . .39 Washburn , , . , I4 Southwest , .. . .. I4 Washburn . ,.., I3 Marshall .. . , . .13 Washburn , ,., 7 Central . .. .. . .36 Washburn . . O Norfh ,.... .. .3l Washburn .,,. I3 Vocational . . .... 20 Washburn , ,.. 6 South ,.., .. . 0 hr ' 1 . . I. U43 Gaillcy gollops for yardage :luring thc Central game Nelson gets u ride. prg-asbaclr. BASKETBALL AND HOCKEY coAcl-Iss AND cAP'rAlNs RAY ROSS Always a good man to have coaching a team, Mr. Ross this year did himself proud. We say good luck to you in the future. Mr. Ross. JIM VIEBERG Peppy Jim was one of the mainstays of this year's team and did a wonderful iota as captain of the basketball squad. Hats off to our All-City, AllADistrict player. CARL CARLSON The thin and wiry coach of Washburn's puclcsters did his usual good job this year, working the boys hard after school and preparing them for winter games. TERRY DUNN Capable Co-captain Terry Dunn played at center ice and did a tine job of play-making throughout the year. He was truly a credit to his team. TRUMAN ABRAM Truman played defense on the hoclrey team and was always in there fighting. He played a fine game whether on the blue line or near the nets. Abe was a good choice for one ot the co-captains. E653 tv M nAQ'jQ w? i-ffJ 2 -5.1 4 'K ' 1 4' g' W gwfg, ' ' M fiiw' 'Q 1 e - L ,L mn ln the final game at the auditorium. the Millers outclassed Edison by a record score of 82 points to their 40. ln the district I7 playotls Washburn downed Vocational and edged out North. The championship game with Roosevelt found the Millers at the short end of a b5-56 score, Coach Ross has a bright future with the many returning lettermen. SCOREBOARD Washburn . . .5l Southwest Washburn .. 45 North . . . . Washburn .. .55 Marshall . Washburn .. .bO South . , . .. Washburn , . . ..... 43 Vocational Washburn .. .53 Henry . .. Washburn .. .63 Central . .. Washburn .. .46 Roosevelt Washburn ,. .82 Edison . Tap to bottom: vigrx., eir.ngm,.ir1 ic.,mr..i Left to right: Tipping, Goodman Schottlcr Hnnsun E673 low Ont: Parsons, ten Bcnsel, Bachmann, Murphny, Holmes, Hanson, Jones, Youn5bcr5. Row Two: Mattson, Gaiilcy, Boylan, Carlson, Dunn, Lee Mr. Carlson. HOCKEY The Miller icemen, led by co-captains Terry Dunn and Truman Abram, posted a record of four vic- tories and four setbacks in the city league com- petition. The pucksters showed good form in the seasons opener by shutting out Central 3-0. However, the following game with South found the Millers with a 5-l deficit. The city champs from Southwest, in the third game, elsed out a narrow victory. The Indians won 3-2 in the linal minute of play. Voca- . .,,,. tional sutfered a humiliating l2-O defeat in the hands ot the Orange. Edison as well tell to the Millers. The season's best played game. and most exciting, was with Henry. The Pats squeezed out a narrow one-point decision in the last thirty seconds of play. 3-2. The hnal contest was a rough and tumble affair with West. The Millers outskated the Cowboys and won I-O. The icemen. with seven returning lettermen. should enjoy a good season in l954. meg sconeaoman Washburn .,.. 3 Central ,,... 0 Washburn .,.. l South ..,,..., 5 Washburn .,.. 2 SOUlZl1W6St . . . 3 Washburn .,.. I2 Vocational .... O Washburn ..,. 5 Edison .,.,... 2 Washburn .. . 2 Henry . . . ,. 3 Washburn .. . l West . .. . . . O The lirsl linc, li 6543 x 3 11. - .1 , , .,. av , TTY- Q4 v f X1 , I, i 'vw' K , , - 4, 1-14 gk ,.. .On Y Q . 9 Q .1 Q' 1132? awp ,QU xg! 3 xv Y 5 I F K I 'Q' . - N- V8 v y ' ',-. X1 I 1 J 9 ' 1. f if -.,,, . ma Papua.-ii smile! A nic dawn. Coach Emerson and Captain Jenlrs. Psihos and Jenks mix it up. WRESTLING Led by the second consecutive Jenlcs as captain and the spirited coaching ot Connie Emerson, the wrestling squad set out to detend their city title. One defeat was the only mar on their seven match schedule. This was good enough tor a second place tie in the city. however, The grapplers' one loss came at the hands ot Roosevelt. This loss was regarded as a fluke that should never have happened. and it prevented their winning the city crown. Washburn was well on the road toward victory when Milt Psihos suttered a deep gash over his right eye, torcing him to default. E701 Milt was winning easily and this victory would have cinched the match and the city title. Some of the outstanding grunt and groaners on this year's squad were Milt Psihos in the l27-pound class, Bob Coulter who wrestled at I33. Captain Roy Jenlcs at l55. Warren Pease at l27, Lowell Webster at I65. Gery Putnam, who wrestled heavy- weight, and a I952 regional finalist, Ed Conrode at I I2. The prospects tor next season look very good with three junior letterrnen baclc and a time group ot sophomores. , Q ta il JM' KF.-?Y .,.,Q f gf 5 mi W3 , V 21, . 2 G1 ' .A Q I f li . 4. wi W Q' Wfff QW! . Zixfn :VA ' ' v tif, ' 353, Q .gil 5 , 31? .LW 1 1 5 . 1 aaa' f , . .-M , MAJ' 'W lj: tb 1.0: 1 rn.-4 .kk .lite- : ' 0 TRACK Although the i952 track squad was hindered by the lack ot a good dash mari, the thinclads were sparked by Captain George Scott in the hurdles and Gary Zuhlsdort in the distances. The team started the season out with a second to Edison in the Metropolitan Meet. It seemed a iinx to the squad tor they also took a second in the St. Thomas Relays and the City Relays. The Carleton Meet seemed to be a big clay tor the team. and they came out tirst, but much dispute came out of Gary Zuhlsdort's running the regular 880 and also a half-mile in the relay. The National Federation Rulebook says. No boy who runs an 880. 440. or a mile can compete in any other running event. exclusive ot a relay in which he cannot run more than 220 yards. Central was therefore declared winner and Washburn stepped into third place. The thinclads finished the season with a fourth in the City Meet. With Mr. Larson's retirement the l953 track team started the season under the direction of Con Emerson. The season was sparlced by 'live returning lettermen: Al Mogclc. Bob Frazer, Joe Zwalc, Fred Hall, and Milt lrwin. naw one. mm. zrmrsaarr, Mwst. scan, nm., warsn, zwsk. nw Two: Mzrcnnss. Oltrnanr-, mme. Pease. Benson, Peterson, Hsu. Webster new rmw csssh Larson. Goodman, cmmgas. Lrsbmmsn. Hanson. Mrkrsunm. Henderson, mam. Smith, mmm. Parsons, Assn, cam cmrsrm. E723 Zuhlsdorf leeds the way. Up and over. THE SEASON'S RECORD MEETS Metropolitan . . . ..,.. .. . .. , 2nd Carleton . 3rd City Relays .... 2nd St. Thomas Relays . ., .. . 2nd City Tracl: Finals .... .,.,... . . . .. . 4th DUAL MEETS Washburn , .... Sl Southwest . .. .... .62 Washburn .,.. Sbyg Roosevelt ..,. ..... 5 6V3 Washburn . .55 South ..... ..... 5 8 TRIANGULAR MEET Washburn , . ...........,....... ..... 6 3112 Southwest . . . .... 79lf2 Roosevelt .... ..... 5 9 r lf 73 I 1 Row One: Bachman. Row rwos oniaros, Ellingsworth, Stevens, sioanens, vaoburs, Lemieux, misss, srfnus, ssnsssns. Stotz, Rush. Row rims: osi-om, Bsrgsiiom, Curtis, Johnson, soyisn, swsnson, simon, Meponiisnd, Flanders, Monsoon: sinus, Manager: Coach Ross. BASEBALL The Millers Nine got ofl to a good start in the 1952 season by defeating South. West, Roosevelt, and Southwest. They also had their taste of defeat by losing to South 7 to b: this game was their only defeat in the Southern division, The Millers went on to win the next two games and also place their name in the 1952 City Playoffs. ln the first game of the playoffs the Millers bowed to North 8 to 2. They came back strong in the next two games to defeat the Polars and become I952 City Champs. In the Twin City game the Millers were defeated. in a last inning rally, by St. Paul Monroe 5 to 3. Going on to the Region Five Playoffs the Millers E743 were again defeated in a last inning rally by St. Louis Park 4 to 3. Two of Washburn's outstanding players were Gery Bergseng, who had 34 strikeouts in 5 games. and Harold Stephens, who besides playing outstand- ing ball on third base, had an average of .576 with I5 hits out of 26 times at bat. The Orange and Blue was represented by four players on the All-City Team this year: Gery Berg- seng, pitcher: Jeff Simus, catcher: Harold Stephens, third base: and Jere Briggs. right field. With one returning Ietterman and a very good crop of sophs, the I953 season should prove interesting and de- serves a watchful eye. ,.,sa..v'..:' wie D ' v. . ., .. . CITY PLAYOFFS 2 North .... 8 North .... 3 North .... TWIN CITY GAME 3 St. Paul Monroe REGION FIVE PLAYOFFS sam, catches man. smgmg warms up. SCOREBOARD U Washburn . .. 6 South . ., Washburn . , , , , . . Washburn . , , I2 West ...,. , . . Wa5hI-'Um - - s Washburn . , . I I Roosevelt Washburn ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Washburn , . . I7 Southwest Washburn ... 6 South .., W5SI bUff1 ' -- HM -- Washburn . .. b West . ,, Washburn . . I2 Southwest Washburn ......, . . Heads up. boys, Another MiIIcrhilsiI1c dust. 3 St. Louis Park . E751 Row one: Pcyrak. ca-iid. Larman, Gould. now was Harald, Harm, Davis, cases Curia, Edwards. TENNIS The tennis squad made a clean sweep of the l952 championships. The raclceteers tirst dusted oft the other ten high schools to take the city champion- ship and then romped over St. Paul Central to become Twin City champs. Not being satisfied with only two crowns. the squad tool: the District 'I7 and Region V Championships. Charles Edwards went on to take the Northwest Singles, and Davis and Litman. not to be outdone. went on to tate the Northwest Doubles Championship. Edwards then topped ott the season by taking the State Singles Championship. With tive returning lettermen the I953 season should prove a successful one. GOLF The I952 golt team, although hampered by the return of only one letterman, Captain Diclc Hymes, seemed reasonably well balanced with three juniors filling vacancies lett by graduates, The linksmen opened the season with a win over Vocational. but were thwarted in their second match with a loss to Southwest, They continued the season with wins over Roosevelt. South. Central. and Henry: and losses to Marshall, West. Edison. and North. The season ended with a tive-tive record. With three returning lettermen, Tom Bachman, John Osander. and Del Duell, the l953 season should prove suc- cesstul. E761 Bachman. Osander, Hobart. Kneeling: sauna, N., Gonna, H., Jann- son, Jones, saw.-Ha., asehfnnn, sngby, swan, Jenks, Avcn. nw Two: Pines, Gnmev, l.w.n, Hall, Bass, Ei...gswa.in, Mo ei., Fm, Anaman, Row Tina: wine., Kmfnc., Gale, suinminna, Slagnei, onngnn in, cnaamn, Hs... son, ic..n.i..., canine., Bennett. BOYS' W CLUB The winning ot a is the high honor toward which every athlete at Washburn aspires. The receiv- ing ot this coveted award automatically entitles one to membership in the Boys' Club. The W s are given to the participants in various sports on the basis of capability, loyalty. and service to the team. The decision as to which boys are worthy of receiving letters is made by the coach of each individual sport. The W s are awarded at one of the several ban' quets held each year for the team members and their parents, and thereafter are displayed by the proud athletes on white sweaters as a symbol of their achievement. Row on.. Harms, Sachs, Johnson, rms, zw..i, P.....n., si.e........, Hunts., Hsnsan. ns.. rw. Pi....., va....5be.5, Nelson, Lcc, Radu., xvinic, vicimg, Fey..-.i, senaiic., s.....s.n, np- prng. new rum: Mniisan, Fmt., osnnac., Lmaisv, wcbsic., oem., ncvav, Ab...n.s, Lcibe........, n..n.., spaiun.. Miss Evelyn Bowen IN MEMORIAM Miss Evelyn Bowen, Washburn girls' gym teacher, passed away January 2I, I953. after a prolonged illness. During her tweniyafive years at Washburn, Miss Bowen supervised GAA. and taught iollc- danclng. tumbling, and health. An all-girl memorial service was held in the audi- torium to honor Miss Bowen. There were speeches by various people, two songs by the girls' sextette. and a closing song, The Lord's Prayer, by JoAnn Juul. lt was an impressive service which made each of the girls realize the great loss in Miss Bowen's passing. Memorial Service FALL G.A.A. BOARD new One: Swanson, Hnu ms.. Wcrncss. rim.: Brown, v. Pres.: Pollard sec. Row wa: Eknrnbcrg, Fairricy, wnrim. Gina, xnfen baum, Miss rnrnsrnn. Row rum: Mayan, Mintlcr, Currie. Mandclitom, Grodnik. naw Four: caan.. ra. Anderson, scnnm, Bar Bcrgh, Flood. GIRLS' ATHLET The G.A.A. Board. governing body ot the girls' athletic association, acomplished many things this year. This group, chosen from the W wearers, worked with the gym teachers in managing the girls' sports. The members, numbering from about 24-30. received valuable experience in working with large groups. The Fall Board, under direction ot Barb Hall, president: Stevie Brown. vice-president: Mary Pol- lard. secretary: and Kathy Werness. treasurer. spon- sored the G.A,A. party. and membership drive for sophomores. Also, they put on the annual Apple' Polishing Tea. where members of the G.A.A. Board IC ASSOCIATION had an opportunity to visit with the teachers. Along the sports line. were volleyball and deck tennis. The champions of the deck tennis tournament were Luella and Linda Gross. Basketball, baseball. and badminton were the main sports ot the Spring board. The Posture Con- test, held in April. was a big event in the second semester. Olilicers of the Spring Board were: Gladys Turnbull, president: Judy Nyvall. vice-president: Cathy Knudtson, secretary: and Judy Pommer. treas- urer. To conclude the year, the G.A.A. Board put on a dinner, where the officers for the next fall were announced. SPRING G.A,A. BOARD aw One: Fsrnaanks, Hong, Kosmos Knudtson, sec.: Turnbull, Pres.. Pammcr, man.. Nvyarr. v. Pins.: wanton Anderson. nw ws: Elmburg, Dani, Gardner, Johnson, wrrnww, icsrrqnrsr, Larson Hunter, cnnnrngnam, wrisan. naw 'rinm Thompson, uma. orare. Mcnfrcns. Whitmore, Hell, Haracrbargnf, Hcicr, Frnnakignr, Fisnnf, cuban, warms. glrr fi I EY . I . fg Q x K. ,s,1i iQQ v 1: Q -ffif j'f'-fig if Sal f' A A' 0 1' Q 2 -vs. l J Lvneir, van Eschcn, mama, seiwin, searwangfr. Hanson, Maman, Mr. Alain. CHEERLEADERS 8- MAJORETTES Hats ott to the tremendous job our cheerleaders and rnajorettes have done this year. Both groups have done much to keep up the morale of the various teams and the student body. The cheerleading squad, led by vivacious Captain Morie Schultz. has worked hard and long on per- tecting old cheers and presenting new ones. The squad will lose most ot its members with Monie, Rosie Ditzler. Bunny Anderson, Margaret Beiswanger and Paul Lynch all graduating. Next year Jackie Hanson, Marti von Eschen. Diane Bouchard. Diann Running. Joannie Borg, and Kathy Hagen will carry on the cheerleading. The cheerleaders are not the only group who add pep and color to the athletic events during the year. Much hard work and practice was necessary to keep up the admirable display the maiorettes have shown this year, Carol Westlund and Connie Woodward have otten appeared in auditoriums for the entertainment ot the school. The cheerleaders and majorettes deserve a great deal ot credit tor their fine and loyal work. SWIMMING Woodward, Wcstlund. GIRLS' SPORTS Washburn's girls' swimming team dived right into enthusiastic practice, and at the end of the season came up with the city championship. Washburn was able to boast ot three tirst places: Mary Wade in the 50 yard free style: Ardella Ash- mun in the diving: and Mary Wade. Faye Hasselton. Ardella Ashmun, and Sue Pidgeon in the relay. Mary Wade and Sue Pidgeon tied tor second place in the 25 yard back stroke. A second place in diving went to Ruth Grouse. Washburn compiled thirty- three points in the championship meet, while West. the nearest contender, had twenty-one. The girls' city-wide tennis tournament began at the start of the school year. The tournament was run on an elimination basis: the semi-tinalists in the prelirninaries were entered in the tinals. Betty Larson, Luella Gross. and Rochelle Beugen made the singles finals. Washburn took the singles crown with Rochelle's skillful playing. Luella Gross and Cindy Mandelstam won the city doubles championship by detecting Linda Gross and Rochelle Beugen after a close match. TENNIS nas- our wade: crass, Linda: Grouseg Grass, Lucllag Edwards iz w on.: crass, tm., cms, Lau. nat.. Two: tam, Beus Row Two: Ashnrang Hasxeltonp Prdgcorr. o dclstam. Ufzgcmdgmfchvza , W gtg, . I A , W5 , Row One: Msirrews, Hall, ness.: Lieber- man, v. ms., Abnnn, Pres.: Larson, sen. Raw msn wnllsns, Pollard, Campbell. Picrcc, Flnnacn, onnlsunrn. Raw Three: Worlhman, senwnm annelrsn-1, Akbar, Jngcnson, Briggs, Jnnnsan. new Four: An crsen M., Taylor, lasrinasnrns, Kuhn, Carlson, ben-sz, wnnu, nw rim Tollels- rna, Hngnns, crrnrmnps, Wilson, Jasmin, Clay. Row san: Fiona, Knlsrud, Hansen, Bell, Dougall, Jorgensen, Mulder. STUDENT COUNCIL Every Thursday morning membership cards were shown to admit the Student Council representatives back to their tirst period classes. This group met in room IOS under the able guidance of Mr. Fleenor. The Student Council accomplished many worth- while projects under its capable ofhcersz Truman Abram, president: Steve Lieberman, vice-president: Betty Larson, secretary: and Fred Hall, treasurer. during the first semester. The second semester otticcrs were Truman Abram. president: Warren Pease, vice-president: Betty Larson. secretary: and Mary Pollard, treasurer. One of the biggest undertakings ot this govern- ing body was the planning tor homecoming festiv- ities, The Student Council also supported the Friendship Dance, Halloween Party. and the Winter Formal: the State Student Council Convention, and Leadership Conference: Community Chest. and Red Cross collections. These events combined to make a successful year tor the Student Council. FALL AND SPRING OFFICERS Pollard, Spring Trans.: Larson, Spring and Fall see.: renin, Spring vice Pres.: Hall, Pnl: 1.-ans.: Lieberman, Fal vice Pres, E343 naw one: zapay. Hang. Bugby, ms.. Hanan. sae.. Harm. edwards. Rau Twa: naw. . Campbell. Pausra. Rcquc. Nelson. uma. r new nine. Dunham. vfnng. Glass. mam. mum. Manaciasm. Raw Four: mmm. naus- einia. La-sm.. Pawn. oaiiwai. scrum. new raw amidst. Hassuuisi. Oman. Hird, Lsrwn, D.. mac. Msml. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society. Washburn! highly esteemed service organization. had a membership of sixty-three this year. ln order to belong to this elite group. students must have a B average. must be of good character. and must be active in school affairs. From the group of students who meet these qualifications. teachers select the future National Honor Society members. This is done in the late spring ofthe iunior year and in January of the senior year. Students. however, do not become permanent members until graduation. Under the able supervision of Miss Christensen. the society's new advisor, the members accomplished many things. ln the fall they operated the conces- sion stands at football games. with Don Larson act- ing as chairman of this committee. Along with the drama department they sponsored the variety show. Sky High. And in addition. they participated in numerous other projects. The officers of this hard worlring organization were Bob Bugby. president: Malcolm Lindsay. vice-presi- dent: and Sharon Halron. secretary-treasurer. naw one: Barnard. Huagzm. sam Jarman. M.. Sclandcr. nw 'mg war.: bug, Knutson. Fairbanks. Row Few Miller. Milcletliun, Berglin, Nyvnll Lindsay. Row Five: Olson, R., Lindahl Peterson. Eggleston. Row Six: Parsons Williti. Row Seven: Shinn, Lieberman Damevcll. Ware, ?utnam, E351 Jamison. N,. Mmm. sch-nu. Greens: nw rr-rm Heier. Memulian. sma- A visit to the Wahian room any sixth period this year would undoubtedly have convinced the unini- tiated that there were some people in the school who wereri't quite right upstairs. He would probably have seen, among other things: lll two ot the more active members having a tight with rubber glue. l2l three or tour ot the talented ones harmonizing in a back corner, l3l a couple ot exhibitionists malt- ing faces at each other to their mutual enjoyment. and l4l the two editors in convulsions over one ot lite's little problems. ln spite ot such conduct, the Wahian was pub- lished again this year. as usual. Pictures were taken during the tall and winter, providing much tun tor everyone-except the photographer, copy was written ton the day before going to press, of coursel, ninety-eight per cent ot the student body was per- suaded to buy the boolc. and the finished copies were distributed. Heading a statt ot twenty-eight this year were Sheila Glass and Don Larson, co-editors. Sheila spent most ot her time with a dictionary checking copy, while Don busied himselt cutting triends out ot pic- tures. Assisting these two in their schemes were Wallace, soya, Amman, Jam, ssndimg, zwsr, Palmer, Memuiim. WAHIAN STAFF WAHIAN EDITORS orsinwai. Pattndgc. Lsrsmi, cuss, oissn, rszrbsurs, Mr. cumin. Marian Fairbanks and Bob Olson, associate editors. John Grathwol as business manager had his hands tull juggling boolrs. with assistance provided by Carol Elmburg, Emily Boyd, editor ot the senior section, could usually be tound nagging students to get their pictures talcen. Greta Sandberg, who headed the home room section, on a typical day could be seen running around the halls trying to tind out it that person in room 3lO spelled his name on or Hen . Among Sally Wallace's duties as administration editor, was interviewing teachers, in order that copy might be written. Being activities editor gave Judy Anderson a good excuse to attend all the social functions ot the school. Bob Bugby and Gail Thompson. as editors ot the boys' and girls' athletics sections, respectively. were occupied a good deal ot the time in arguing which sex was the stronger. Nancy McMullen's duties as organiza' tions editor included one ot private eye, as she determined to ferret out the sly individuals who snealced into club pictures. lt was through the ettorts ot these people and many others, that the 1953 Wahian was written. published, and sold. M.tiCrimr., Mmm, Frost, sayin., warms, Psiisra, cam-ish, www, Mr, Clacsori, Johnson, Elmburg, Hunter, rhampm, await, organ. GRIST STAFF GRIST PAGE EDITORS nw one ossnacr, Picrct r-mrs... csmpaeii. Nvvrni, Ro wa: Lindsayl asia-. Rn rms: L..-bsrmsn, Hara. ea. The recent upheavals in world politics have been mild compared to the eruptions occurring period- ically in room 220. Washburn's propaganda min- istry. This odd behavior, of course. is caused by the fact that the Grist staff endeavors to publish a newspaper every two weeks. This feat was usually accomplished. through much effort and personal sacrifice on the part of the page editors, who graciously consented to leave their floating bridge game for a few frenzied hours. A few inches of electrifying copy were written. inspiring titles were slapped on them, and the whole mess was rushed down to the printers. The game was then resumed. True to tradition, the Grist Staff managed to have several worthwhile scandals this year. and in an effort to be distinctive the paper tried an intel- lectual approach to several sides of the news. ln case you're interested in knowing who to blame for leaving your name out of That story, here is a run-down of the editorial staff. Leading off the GRIST STAFF asv. our amen, scum, Hwy. new Two: Healy, waicarr, camaii, Walker, Powell, Kricchbaurri, srgrsli, nam.. parade is John Osander. who made the phrase Os's Culture Column an everyday colloquialism. Assist- ing him in the whiprcraclring was Sharon l-lalron. Holding down first page were Mac Lindsay and Fred Hird: Puggy Balch and Caroline Campbell col- lected gossip for second page, and Pris Pierce and Steve Lieberman engaged in shadysiolce publishing on third page. Dick lverson, Charlie Edwards. and Judy Nyvall handled the sports news. On the business staff Sherry Cornell was kept busy exchanging alumni, and Patsy Powell did an excellent iob of editing editorials. Stevie Brown managed the office very capably, while John Solum and Jerry Bergfallc, co-copy editors, each spent most of his time deleting commas the other had inserted. Mary Lou Kriechbaum, faithful to her duties as circulating manager, tried valiantly to install a ven- tilation system, but she was consistently out-voted by 'flight-Wadi' Hardy. business manager. Considering all aspects. it must be said that the staff produced a colorful and entertaining paper. REFORTERS - GRIST STAFF Row one: Am, Mayer, Holmes, rzsrmcr. ns.. wa: rsirimrs. wiirrg. uma, Piiiiisps, sr. Arirrmy, elses, Linda, Truman, Flood, Grass, Lucius. swsnssn, Anderson, Gram. new one: onansn, uwnrsiry, Msn. delstam, Trcas.: Larsan, Pius.: Cedar, See.: Eriksson, V. Prcs.Z Phillips. Row Two: Olsen Hassel- ian, Greer, Pninrssnis, nslen, wai- iig, Pinnen, Erickson. nw Trim: cfswrsnr, ensiscn, Landsinsrn, An. danssn, nnnnnnr mu, Bcll. aw Four: xinsirei, Swanson, Nichols, Wcibsnnn, Hngnes, rsngsnsnn, r-rnir. nw Fire: Denno Lnndsinr, Gross, si. Anthony, Epplc, Pnwnrr, Gross. new sin: cnsnnbnis, Hnnsy, Hngganisi, Mum, serum, Land. say, Hird, Osandcr. new on.: Landn Gina, Lncii.-1 sims, epprf, Eriksson. nw wo: Msnfrnrsinnn, Lindsay, Paenen. new ,.-, Three: Fairbanks, Lenin, srninn, Lsrsnn, asn. Mgr., r-ind, nsanic. QUILL CLUB The purpose ot Washburrfs Quill Club was to encourage literary writing. Under Miss Dowling's guidance. Quill met every other Wednesday after school. Quill read the members' manuscripts at most ot the meetings, this year, and sometimes had speakers. The officers this year were: President, Don Larson and Paul Phillips: vice-president. Litiy Eriksson and Bill Shinn: secretary, Barb Ceder and Marian Fairbanks: and treasurer, Cindy Mandelstam. E881 POPLARS Poplars magazine. a Washburn best seller, con- tained tl'ie best poems. essays. and short stories contributed by the students. This annual magazine was the main project ot the Quill Club. It served as an outlet tor the literary friends of WHS. Mac Lindsay, editor-in-chief, headed this publication. His assistants were Paula Phillips, Fred l-lird, Cindy Mandelstam, and Linda Gross. Don Larson was Busi- ness Manager and Sterling l-lardy was Assistant Business Manager. Miss Dowling was the faculty adviser. During the latter part ot May almost all Washburn students could be seen with their heads buried in this delightful magazine. CHROMA CLUB Chroma Club. under the supervision ot Miss Trow- bridge, gave Washburn's promising young artists a chance to express their talents. Painting posters and making decorations tor Homecoming were only a small part ot the worlc done by Chroma Club. New members were chosen on the basis ot their ability by the old members and Miss Trowbridge. The club had regular meetings, at which they saw movies. heard lecturers or discussed the ditterent types ot advertising and art techniques, The annual senior farewell picnic, traditionally the club's big social event, was most successful again this year. The whole club had a wonderful time, and the graduat- ing seniors were given new paint boxes, SCIENCE CLUB To turther student interest, knowledge, and en- joyment in the various sciences, was the preamble ot our new Science Club's constitution. Newly or- ganized this year, the club really got into the swing of things. Decorating the Science showcase, show- ing movies, giving the Christmas party, discussions. and the excursions. along with other various activ- ities, have been enjoyed by the members under the direction of Mr. Roder. The meetings. held every second and fourth weelc in the month, are presided over by Natalie Grodnilc as president: Bob Monroe, vice president: Pat Lenz, secretary: and Joan Dehli, treasurer. Raw one: Graarizk, Nicholas. Row TWD: Llrntl, Miklcthun, Vanderbilt. Finney. Hum., Monroe, Ermbirrg E593 Row One: Walter Pres.: Remus. mas.: marine, v. bras.: Kmrdrsarr sac.: Arnlund, Raw Two: Carlson Dahlln, Lamprnan, curl. Anaer- sari, Kwrfav. naw Thru: Fark, Horde, wasrrrirrd, Needham, Haas asia, Miss rmwbrragz, Raw Faure Jarman. Hunan, Psnrrdse, ingm- an Mtrlle cas, Row Five: s . rr. C Johnson, iam, ararrriicia, Pommcry smith. Eriksson, craw- POLITIX CLUB This being the election year. Politix Club had many subjects to discuss. Moclr elections were conducted in home rooms, resulting in a detinite victory tor llce. and discussions were held on Ike's trip to Korea. Several speakers honored the Politix Club this year including Mr. Janes. Mr. Fleenor, and Reverend Ray Gittin, a missionary from China. A heated debate was held on Socialized Medi- cine. and the year wound up with the usual senior farewell. The capable officers this year were: Lynn Winters, president: Steve Lieb- erman, vice president: John Osander. secretary: and Sharon Cornell, treas- urer. Miclc Benson and Pat Powell acted as the program chairmen. The interested and efficient advisor was Mr. l-lalvorson, American History teacher. nw one: Lieberman, v. Pres.: cainnu, mas.: Mr. Halverson, Winters, ms., Osander, sae., srnarln. nw Two: wnrisen, Pctcrs, wirrig, Lnnrz. irl 'bfi ii3tnr'nin'i'4ll'ii mf' xiliifi ffhiwiifis Melina' FJiii:iwnnl,' Knsriiriiinl whiff knnhlniilinrsgnl Miner, sehnri. Row Fave: snnnsan, srnirn, Powell, Rnihlc, Mike, Agnes, Me er, Rwvr Sil: Olson, sinners, Wilson, Srolra, White, Mogck, Lange, r rti. new One: csn-ui, rim., Wlnrers, ms.: Mr. Halverson, Ansgnru, Ncnannrn, cnnnangnnrn. :sw 1-ns: aennnngnr, Halron, Fnnbsnrs, Dahl, Drake, onnnnfn. Row nnm Hartigen, emission, Aiancn. Hcauniaagei, ern. new rain: Hall, sax, ser rnii, Hina, Hanna, nent. aan nv.: mike, Finca. r-ind, Jones, ram, scnncrr, acnsan, cmnnnninn. RED CROSS The motto of the Junior Red Cross is We Serve. The members tried to achieve this goal through group action, through individual projects. and by contributing money to sup- port various activities. The Red Cross council consisted of one member from each home room. Meetings were held during the school day. They had spealrers, movies, and committee reports. ln the tall of this year our Red Cross sent two chests to Europe. We will all remember the spring drive and the teachers carrying the Red Cross pail. new onn: Lnisnn, Pnarizps, sec: some., v. ms.: Miss rnnnran, Grass, Pres., Mercy, mst. new Two: Crawley, Anrnanv. Rnscnrinsi Michaclscn, Hcrhcringrsn. nw trim: Mcienn, Rude, Johnson. cnnnangnnrn, owrncn, sernrnnnsn. naw rain: An- dcrsori, B., Knndrssn, ani, McMullen, Finnrxngcr, Dennc. Row Fam Larsen, asrer, Hurd, Anucnnn, einen, warms, Law. WORK PROGRAM The work program was an excellent opportunity tor students to gain exper- ience in the working world. Under the supervision ot Miss Nash, thirty-tive boys and girls took advantage ot the program this year. The students had three classes in the morning and lett at ll:3O to go to their jobs. For this. they received a regular school credit besides wages. This program has been offered at Wash- burn since January, l945. The students who participated in the work program this year were engaged in many different types ot work. Several of the boys worked as drattsmen at Min- neapolis Honeywell and other industrial firms, Many ofthe girls engaged in cleri- cal or stenographic work, which required knowledge and skills in typing. shorthand, tiling, tabulating. business English and comptometry. In addition some ot the girls work as clerks and saleswomen. The benefits gained by the students will un- doubtedly prove valuable in later lite. Row One: Crandall, Holm, Nolz, Grossman, Nelson, Tomlinson. Row Two: Powell, Witte, Bickclhauvt. Nordstrom, Larson. Row Three: Crawlord, Tull, Mc- Kinley, Hayman, arcs. naw Four: Purim, Swanson, Miller, Kaye. Row Five: Wick, Ditrlmdcr, Bachmann. Brandon, Jackson. Row One: Fido, Kini, Kobe, Mullen. Row Two: Bickcl- haunt, Shea, Peace: , Zcck, Duryee. CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Students desiring Christian Fellowship had an opportunity lor this in l-ii-CF, which is a city-wide organization. A three-day camp. speakers. a chalk talk, and a banquet were a Few ot the things ot interest during the year. .lan Holm- gren was president of the club. new om Carissa, reset Jensen, src., Holmgrcn, ms., warns, eriggs, v. Pres. nw rw: Lrrrruwr, Duma, manner, nude, Hman. naw rms: Jshmri, crrrbcrr Mirrerhrrrr, ssrmss, cas, Vmlandcr. nav. Four: Grim, nirrrrrrreia, oisarr, Warm. C913 naw om Jorma... anna, scum Miss asraranu. Hsu. Anderson a., crm. Row was aware, Malrcr, Frazer, emu, Hamer. naw num Hman, , A.. surge, Anderson, M., award. E orarsiina, edwards. naw Four: John- ., san M., Dunham, sang, rains.. Jasc- - wich. nw ram ramen. J., sarirrn, Hans, rngman, r-rrrmri, s.. os iss. K Johnson. new six: erarmn, Garges, Bancrah, asker. Agrarian, iam. naw one: Larson, J., Rooney. aries, ossnaer, Pres.. Larson. Arracrsarr, N. new was smug, wrmmc., Jamison, J.. van Daren. si. John, iarmsarr, a. Row rum: Whiftcrnore, warmer., Younger, Rascrrirar, warn, suuium, Waldhoff. Row Four: Lundahl, Sandburg, Pntcr- rarr, Running, Kelly. Pam. Raw Five: Swanson, Lyons, Williams, Lagerstrwm. sugar, screen, Larson, C naw sn: Prescott, Larson, Law, SZYmour, Moore, Lange, Taserwr. SPANISH CLUB La Reunion Espanol was the organization which the Spanish students will long remember for all the interesting meetings, and the wonderful times. The club has joined with the other language clubs tor interesting slide-illustrated talks on the European countries. At other meetings, there have been many cultural tallcs and some movies on Spain and South America. The lun-paclced Senior Farewell Dinner had many new and delicious Spanish foods, and a good time was had by all the members. The meetings have been planned by the otlicers and their adviser, Miss Berglund. Club leadership was the same for both semesters, with John Osander as president: Kathy Smits, treasurer: and' Eileen Miller as secretary. At the lasl: meeting ot the year new officers, were elected. E923 LATIN CLUB Under the leadership of Miss Laird, Latin Club was a very active club at Washburn. lts many meet- ings and parties kept the members busy, The first semestefs officers were Fred Hircl. Presi- dent: Judy Jasmin, vice-president: Gail Taylor. sec- retary: and Faye Kirlrness, treasurer. The new officers began their term in February, l953. They were Pat l-lolst, president: Charlotte l-lelgeson, vice-president: Kathy Hagen, secretary: and Ruth Grouse, treasurer. In October, a joint meeting was held with the French, Spanish and German clubs. All those who attended were impressed by the teachers who told about their vacations to England and Mexico. Dur- ing the week before Christmas, Latin Club members had a Christmas party. which was a big success. Carols were sung in the halls the Thursday before vacation, Activities were ended 'for the year with the annual Senior Farewell. Raw One: Hird, Pres.: Jrrrmlrr, v. mr.: Mia Laird, Taylor, Sec.q Kirk. rrcrr, mar.: Smith. nw Two: srlrrrbe. Urncx, lcsrlrrrrzrl, Mecay, Trsrgerscrr, sm, Hslrrrrr, Row rlrrrrr Micllcy, Miller, Nrrrrls, clrrlrlerrsarr, obcrlrrlllrgy, Pidrctt. Row Four: Mandzlstam, Phi- lips, Kinstlcr, srramsrr, Sawyer, Lsr- son. Row Five: Lulldblad, Lieberman, Rcnsch Kingbay, Keith, Willis. new sir: Wade, Nicholas, lrrrlrmsarr, ive.. son, sylrars, carrsw, Osander. new ore: Grouse Hrslrrrarrm, Dwar- sky, Hoist, Am, Berglord. lrr-rw rw: l-lrrgcrr, rsalrlrrrra, Johnson, M., Gclrr- irrger, Glass, Cullen. Row fhreei Cartel. lnslrccp, errlazrlr, l-lamlrarr, Jrslrrrrarr, Carson, new rarrr: largerrrarr, Jalrrrr sarr, Mrrrm, Hrrlsbsra, Flrrrrrrrlrrg, l-lrrylrsr, srll. nw river llsrsrress, He gcscn, erlelaarr, scam clay, lirrrrler. new sir: Powell, nova, Gibbs, sarmcs, Chambers, Carlson, larrrglrrrra. cm Rav Ona: Aldrich, ms., Mc- Mullen, Sac.: Miss Denison Kricchbnum, V. Pn:s.g Putnam, Te x Still . R T rss, msn au was crm, rargsrm, smart, Chris- lenson, Grodnick, Jensen Ol- ssn. naw num Mackey, Meyer, Jarman, wminge., Aldrich, J., Mmm. new Four: Gads- msn, Lanes, Pwsrr, Pager, Nichols, Larson. naw Five: wrmirga, Miriam, slam., Rua, iss, Berry, new sn: sehasnsvcr, wrrgm, Masai, Maya, Smith, small, uma. GERMAN CLUB The German Club, with Miss Denison as advisor, is a very active school organization. Besides the regular business meetings. German Club had many interesting speakers this year. Joan Marlcley, who received a scholarship to the University of Berlin, spoke on her travels in Europe. The French and German Clubs combined for a Christmas Tea, with Frau Asmus, exchange teacher at Edison. telling of Christmas customs. Col, Dan Pierce told of his army life in Germany and showed slides of his travels in Europe. Other memorable events of the year were the initiations, the Christmas party. and the Senior Farewell Dinner. The officers for first and second semesters were, respectively, the following: Presidents. Jan Aldrich and Al Mogclc: vice-presidents. Mary Lou Kriech- baum and Ann Willits: secretaries. Nancy McMullen and Marion Milslethun: treasurers, Gery Putnam and Donna Nichols. FRENCH CLUB As in the years before. Le Cercle Francais has taken a leading part in the work of Washburn's language clubs. With the faithful assistance of Mlle. Gear, Stevie Brown. president: Bill Shinn, vice-presi- dent: Sheila Glass. secretary: and Paul Barsness as treasurer, the first semester was filled with much activity. Mrs. Asmus. an exchange teacher at Edison. came to speak to the French Club last fall. and proved to be a very interesting spealier. Along with several other things, the annual Christmas party and the French Club Breakfast helped to malce the first semester a big success. E941 At the breakfast the new officers were announced. They were Dodd Wilson. president: Ann Beran, vice- presidentg Gretchen Bailey, secretary: and Marty Mayer. treasurer. On March IO, all the French Clubs in the city were invited to West High to see the movie, Passion For Life. On April 20, Therese Antoine. a French student at the University, spolce to French Club. As she spoke to the group in the French language. valuable practice was gained in learning to understand this language more easily. A May Day Fete and the usual Senior Farewell helped to finish up a busy year. FRENCH CLUB nw of... cum, su., ummm, nm., Mrss cw, sham., v. Pm., aww., Pres.: cmwrmd. new rw: C.-rw., nwcssmg, Anthony, cum, Maman, N., ohm, crm. no-1 nun: egglmon, Maman, J., Cornell, saucy, ami, slum new Pau.: ewan, cmpbfll Ab. mm, sam., ae,gm.,n.a, cody, coppc., new Five: Andcfm, Schrmxz, seem, Clay, Banks, anim, sms, sau. nw ow rnompm, sw.,.-mf-, wmmmu, mme, unch, se. An many. nw nm swan, Rem., Smith, Pzlubmy, wenlund. new mn: Pawn, swf.: wilson. razmnks, sudo, szmngm. nw Pm: spanym, mncnald, wmfw, Robb, savwon. new Pav.: wma, mm, Wclbaum, Powell, syum, wagon, vnxkmn. new One: Fasmw, xlmy, mc.. nm, Paul, Needham, J., Jcnuam. new Two: Nelson, mum, Hub- bm, Perma, Hoover, Mmm., Nczdhnm, s, Raw Thru: Gem- angc., cms, c., Phillips, xwnzcu, Mmm., Mzmm, Nclsnn. new row: Kam, smum, cmemn, Km, Mullen, Num, L., Nelson, P., Huuncv. Raw sm. Larson, un. swan, Hmm-ingmf., Mon Nord' nmm, smubm, He.dclbc.9ef, Row sax: Hcam, cms, Linda, Gum. Luna, Hans, Plicdcr, mn, J-mu, Hall. new smug Pcwwn, Hood, mm, Bauman, Pam, r-mm, Maw, Paulson, Mcigcrsic E953 1 . LE K .. W A gf 1 x EF W ' wf ,, T '73 ul. ! ' ' ' X up , ggfg , mtg 55:1 Q x U V . AL,. ,Vial . 1 32 , A , ..., . hziiwtq ' 'HF' 4' ..':'m vf-xv Q. ,Ns . -M . ----.,...,..,,- f, vu if . 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M.. .:- N..-Q .,.- .. .V 0 11.1 gf... V X . 8 e ix, 1' ' Q .5 .jg1:. 5 fl fi: , Q4 w 4 . Q 'ev if fr gi K3 0' x 'qw- f if ' .3, , if 'J' T3 4 mf . F' an fi S -nr si Q 5' 6 3' . fi? 65, , .V 'Va , fuk 122 jf, xfixf? fs? -' is 591,64 U, x ig- N' X 1 'QFEZYUT 'gf 1' ' ' A Q Q X 3 cm' ,., if M ev? nl, K, 1 f ' ,I Zh .2 .4 ,ea M N. ' ata! . .l:f .. 1. ka ev ., QQ, 1 Q: 4 '? ' -fe G T353 .-Q. F- SENIOR GLEE CLUB The Senior Mixed Glee Club was a lot ot 'lun and hard worlr this year for one hundred and nine Wash- burn students. These boys and girls met every Mon- day. Wednesday. and Friday during third period in room 325, under the supervision of Mr, Bolewine. The Glee Club. upon invitation, carolecl at the Farm- ers and Mechanics Bank. They made a recording at Schmitt's Music Company which was broadcast over the radio during the Yuletide season. ln February. this group had the privilege of sing- ing Eliieh with the other high schools in the city at Northrop Auditorium, Everyone thought it a thrilling experience to sing under the direction of Antal Dorati. conductor of the Minneapolis Sym- phony Orchestra. The Glee Club accomplished many things this year, and has a record of which it can well be proud. The school is truly thanlctul for the great service it has done. ALTOS AND BASSES aolorvrrrs, Clascn, mils, Steinbaucr Hosorr. nw rwos Arrlolsrr, llllosrol wlllrorow, Campbell, Kosmos, csrrrlo Gustafson, Rcuuc. now rlrro.: cslrrrrrgor son, Psrl, lzorr Four: soirrrsrrrrorr, Porrrmsr Lsrsorr, Von Eschen, sporrysrs, Evsrrsorr Lsrsorr, slvorsorr. Row Five: lzollrelrllo Lein, Errgstrand, Pflcidcr, solrlio, wssrror oslrorrr Hardy. new sir: Lyons, rongrorr Leonard, Eaworas, zoos, lasslrmors, from zoorrorros. Raw srvorrr Low, Maier, ssrr rrou, Johnson, swsrrsors, Nismslsorr, sonorg ssrrsorr, M., Benson, D. SOPRANOS AND TENORS Row One: crsofors, crrsislsorr, Fellows Mr. Balewinc, vssssorr, Johnson, Mul rror, Krroolroarrrrs, Mandclstam, wriilg srrrsls. now rrrross Hubbard, srrsloo Button, Mlrllorr, rzrlsv, lasrrmosrgsr, non ncr. nov Four: crooks, ssmsrls, West rrrlllor, Jsrrirarrs, Schultz, Anderson, a., si bsorrr, vowsll, Tollcfsrud, Nyvall, Smith Hall. Row sir: Jlrsrl, Irans Brown, olsorr Gslrloy, Griggs, Boylan, Wllsorr, ljlonjl Row orros alssslrrg, soroly, Heincn, Mr. ororslrrrra, Arrasrsorr, Lsrsorr, llorsrroy, Jolrrri ray. low Two: Gradnik, Glass, Gard- Arrllrorry, lzaos. now Frm Epplc, wol- Row One: Ekcnbcrg, Grouso, Larson, Mr. r solonrno, song, roeoioson, Pidgcen. Row r Yun: Porrorr, eoooe, Johnson, Norris, cnrrs. ionoon, Hagen. Rev rmo: Davies, snrinror, Arnror, arnar, Hilgers, icrrb, Erickson. Row Four: Marin., eronuorg, rroiorrrf, roroon. son, Blooknior, Anderson. Row Five: Ducert, corny, crny, Johnson, Saigon, Chase, son. Row san: cron Anoonon, soon., Morrrnron, Kvam, wlrrio, Hora. mann, Wright. non ono: Moon, soroorn, Moinowo, Mr. aorowsno, Manny, Jonuno, Moo. Row wo: rcroonno, sooner, eorrro, rorgoroon, corrson, Hoover, Morgan, Mann. Row rrnroo: snnngror, Elliasen, Gwen, wmroor, Bailey, Hnnrgon. Mronooroon Burnx. Row Four: Benson, Kompier, Holmgren, Ln,- son, Rooney, nnnhorn, Knnaison, coo. non Five: Booker Holcomb, sornon, wonrror, Looroorr, Robb, Johnson. nw sin: anno, DcNio, Jorrnson, Park Pofior Mvors, Anno, Hansen. Row seven: l-rnrgoson, ronnnon, srnnn, Chambers, Augustine, Zeberas, Erlroe, Borg, Eckbcrg. JUNIOR GLEE CLUB Atter hearing the Junior Glee Club anyone would agree that it was one of the outstanding glee clubs in school. Directed by Mr. Bolewine, they presented Vigil and Carol of Bells for the Christmas pro- gram. One performance was presented for the stu- dents and the other for the public. For the Spring Sing, the concert presented each Spring by the Washburn music department, the Junior Glee Club rgrrrrir contributed the following numbers: You'll Never Wall: Alone, Deep River. and Halleluial'i Amen. With the other Glee Clubs they sang: The Lorcl's Prayer. The Lord Bless You and Keep You. and Were You There. The members ol this year's Junior Glee Club will make up the greater portion of next year's Senior Glee Club. SOPRANOS AND TENORS new One: Holmquist, Jsnnson, Lentz, Mr. sm., eggiesisn, Hcincn, classy. new Tvs: oissn, Mmm, edwards, seen, Barnard, Moc. Row Three: Udsiuen, Sol- berg, Nelson, Glzem wsnnmsn, Cask, Phillips. new rein: laden, semen, Rem' bold, Hessen, wimmer, sums, Miehsei. sen. Row Five: Schmidt, Lancs. Prescott. Running, Von Eschcn, Kcmpier. Row Six: spawns., mans, sand, i-iam., owls. seem, semen. Row sem.: amiami, sim, Leonard, 'isis-ia, sehmaliz, sei-mem, Flood, Rowland. ALTOS AND BASSE5 new one: Gram, oissn, Pearson, Mi. super, Eecm,1s.id, sesuernisn. Raw Two: Wesimiller, omralras, siaweii, mm, nrt tlc, Bczat. Row Yhree: Edwards, Sitter. uersfr, Risinger, iorlquisi, swsaserg. new Four: McLellan, wennmsn, Running, Haier, Wade, Anderson, Nichols, Row Five: Barnard, Rcmund, Heibmg, sehmiar, Nelson, Copper. new sas: Nygfen, Minn, Wagner, Blashficld, Winks, Dean, Lad- wig, Haugen. MR. SUPER'S MIXED GLEE CLUB Washburn's newest musical organization. Mr. Super's Mixed Glee Club, has been gaining an ex- cellent reputation for itself as ot late. This group is composed ot both iuniors and seniors. along with a few privileged sophomores, and it meets on Mon- day. Wednesday, and Friday during first period. The Glee Club sang the traditional Prayer ot Thanlrsgivingu at our school Thanksgiving program this year. For the Armistice Day program they pre- sented God ot Our Fathers. Along with the other C1023 glee clubs. they tool: part in our annual Christmas Concert and the Spring Sing. The Glee Club has several popular and semi-classical numbers in its repertoire also, among them: Dry Bones, One World. lt's a Grand Night for Singing, and l've Got Plenty ot Nothin.' from Porgy and Bess. Several ot these numbers were presented at school auditoriums during the year. The taeulty and student body look forward to hearing more from this out- standing group. Mas, ram, Mrs. Keegan, warimaw, i-isi. rrsn, v. Pres., Jarman, sairsarg, organ asm., Pres.: Asha, smnir, umas, ses., om, sagrin. Nat paeiwa, sherry car- aaii, mas. U.C. U. C., the elite group ot Junior and Senior girls, was headed this year by Puggy Balch. The other big wheels were Sharon Halron, vice president, who took over Puggy's duties at times: Gretchen Urness. secretary, who was kept busy taking attendance and writing minutes: and Sherry Cornell, treasurer, who kept traclc of all the money. ln the tall ot each school year every Junior home room chooses a U. C. cabinet member. They tried to choose a capable person because she serves on the cabinet as a senior, and she might be elected as one of the officers. Also in the tall, U. C. had an extensive membership drive to recruit the new iunior girls and re-enlist the senior girls. This year the club CABINET had a membership of 2Bl girls. U. C. turned over a new leaf tor l952 and I953. The senior cabinet decided the primary purpose of U. C. would be charity worlr, although in the past they have performed service projects. At Thanks- giving U. C. gave two baskets ot tood to needy families. A party was held at school for all the mem- bers at Christmas time. ln January the group pres sented their annual style show with the cabinet mem- bers modeling the lovely clothes. At Easter time, U. C. planned a Easter Bunny party For the orphans at Sheltering Arms. This, along with the sale of boolr covers and other service functions, made U. C. a very worth-while organization, Raw One: crawrara, Anrfizrr, i.c.c. Rep rmrnairvef Paiisra, ms, rnagaari, r-isii Turnbull. Rav. Two: sensor., Wcrness gm.-rr.: israwrr, Nvvall, v, Pres.: eriersaf. CC. Einsji i BLUE TRI CABINET BLUE TRI This year Blue Tri experimented with a new plan. All the junior and senior Blue Tri members were divided up into different committees. These groups planned and carried out different projects for the club, The whole club, however, was headed by a cabinet of six juniors and six seniors. Oi-ficers this year were: Mary Pollard, president: Judy Nyvall. vice president: Marlys Erickson. secretary! Kathie Wer- ness, treasurer: and Mary Lou Antclitt. l. C. C. rep- resentative. Miss Berglund was the faculty advisor. and as the supervisor from the Y.W.C.A. was Miss B. J. Gamel. A girls' football game was held early in the first semester. The juniors played against the seniors, and although neither side won it was a big success. Another 'first semester activity was the Holiday Revue -a style show featuring clothes from The Dayton Company. The show was narrated by Barb Hall, Washburn's Teen Board representative. and music was provided by Shelly Goldfus' Band. Other activities included the traditional Hi-Y-Blue Tri Lenten service and the Senior Farewell. The Blue Tri cabinet worlced on several attairs with the Hi-Y and several joint activities were held. naw One: J. Anderton, Burns, anrrgnrr, Carlson, srrrg, Crosby, cinrk, ayinna, sainwanger. new rrrsr Blessing, Arr- nrany, Ansgnra, Barnard, aerga, csri- son, Anrcliif, crnvrora. new Three: Benin, csnrpuaii, cnrnnn, at-ner, snr- ran, s. Anderson, Arnr-rar, cirrisiensan, Asher, Raw Four: Euslce, N. Anderson, sinners. crrrrnrngrrsrn, Currie, ami, Blair, Abbott, Cnc. Row Five: Blom- ficld, Earsness, Bergman, Baird, B. Anderson, asian, Baumbcigcr, N. Arr, dcvsori, s. Anderson. naw sire J. Anderson, Cedar, Bnrgrr, scrilnnnnrc. Ciny, Booker, Benz, senssn, Copper. naw seven: Bnrgiin, s. Anderson, Enya, Burau, J. Anacrrnn, cnsnrbers, naar, Clascn, arann, Bahlkc, Anpruna. Row One: Fairncy, eawrrar, oaniru, Fittcrn-nan, crass, c., Hnnran, Hun- glen, Granger. naw 'rwsr Grsnr. einen, osnrrrrgnr, Gretna, Dunkle, Fnrrsrrnus, Gina, saanrnrrn, Grouse. ns' Yhree: Grncernnn, eiern, Errisan. Hansen, A., Flanders, Elliasen, Enci- son, Hagen, Hsu. nw Four: Gernla. Grant, irnnny, ornnirrna, Gustafson, onni, reiianr, Gradnzi. new Fever osvan, Drrnrrrrrn, Gardner, Bang, Drsra, Psrernnn, Hcrbarg, orsnairrna, Danna. new sin: Grin, urrnnrr, Gurslry, Frrrurii, Dirzlcr, Engrrrnna, Davis, Hansen, s., Hughes, Hcignwn, naw snvnnr Gross Linus, Gross, Lrrenn, Earrin, Heier, curbs, Fran, annie, Hanson, Frsnsr, Hall, Plead. from new Ont: Elzas, Halrcn, sucnlwg, Lcnkz Krogstad. l-lm-en, Lzllcswl. Kosrnas, Jen. kins. new Two: Elnnblng, Dunohoo, John- gnn. Jacobson, Mavilnsun. Larson, looney, Hong, Jnnnwn. nw rum. lncnmen. l-lngm, Michaclscn, lclnnacl. lcnccnbnnm, Hughes. Jmwacn, l-lnbbnld. nw sw: Huelncv, Kmiquist, Harrigan, Jammu, N. Jnnnwn, Maw, Mchdcns, Lnlsnn, lanllaln wn. nw nm Kane, Hlnlw, Larson. Heaven, Jensen, Hnlfnnlcn, lcefnpln.. Lewis. new Sin: Mnmnn, J. Jnhnwn. Hel- cnmb, Jonnsnn, Jolgenmn. Landnncnn, Lavson, Lynch. maple. Row smn: Kolb, a. Johnson. J. Johnson. L. lcnnlwn. Lnglcrf jan' Lottzs, Kurtzz, J, Jonnsnn, D. Jmnnsnn. nn. nw on.. Moffett, Peters, Seng, Nam. lznmle. Olson, Moc. Mmgnn. Pam. um. Two: Mmm, Schclbc, Mnlnm. Olsen. Needham, Jnnnwn, M., snngnnan, snndv, Mnlznn. nw rlnu: Rcquc. Nelson, M,, Mamy. Pnllnfd, Hcnmy, Mallw. Nelson. la.. mmm, sclnnll. now Four: Sclwcvzr, lzelnnnlld, Mmm, Pm, Pierce, Pnllllps. Mcnhcr, lzaflngcf, Smith, pallflnny. low rm. Pcaclmn, Robb, Mme., olmn. Molnewll, Pnmldgc, o'ancn, lmlgwn, Mclcllnn. law sa.. lznlnlafl, scnnezdn-. Rcrmold, Roland. Pm, Nichols, Pawn. scum, lzslzy, Malls.. nw sm... Nnld- snnm. lennnlng, Nash,-, Palm, snum. vnnlnm, Smyth. Powell, Msdlcunnn, ole,- nlnn. Paulson. Raw One: Tmgmcn, Tuhlc, snrfly. rnon-p Son, Swanson. K. Mom, Ruihlc, selnnunl. new nm: small, sleinlmel, Solberg, Mum. wcsnnillnl Vcaesen, Stem, Hn.- lffy. new nun. Zioov. wmlnna, wood' wana, Twccd, Whiltemovz. Bach, whifed. lznynfnn. mule. new Fw. wanlm. Wulf mn, wnnfnel, mm., Sherman, nylon, Smith. snnln. c. Raw rm. rnlnbnll. Swanson. Wall. clam, Siskln, walmn, sennlcv. Slang. Swnllnn. nw six: Spencer. sam., spanglcf, slung, se. Anfnnny, wel. baurn, Proctov, savclwn Wnannm. new Ssvzn: lznlnle, Nyvnll, rnllefnnd, small., c., enllwn. anew... wean. wlnnns. sylm, wanna. Ifl05f1 SILVER TRI Silver Tri started the year with a very capable cabinet and an etficient advisor, Miss Minty. The officers for the year were Diane Johnson, president: Ardella Ashmun, vice-president: Diane Bouchard. secretary: Judy Jasmin, treasurer: and Barb Lyons as the l.C.C. representative. One of the year's big activities was a Fathers' and Daughters' Banquet. A toast was given to the fathers by Mary Ann Bell and one was returned to the daughters by Mr. Lester Johnson. Janice John- son's father. After the program the group square danced. and it was agreed that the girls had as much fun with their fathers as they had had on any date. On January I4. Mr. Dillner spolre to the girls on Boy and Girl Relations and a picnic was held in the spring. These activities, along with others. added up to a very successful year. SILVER TRI CABINET new One: Carlson, Running, Bouchard, Hcthcrington, xaranw, new was mi, Zipperrnan. mm, Lyons, D. Johnsen, Worthman, J. Jannwn. Miss Miniy, Asn- rnnn, Jarman. new Ont: ang, Klassy, Johnson. Ham Mesxingcr, csnrsrr, tnrsan. no-1 rw: Bcglord, Mackay, asennsn, Hahn, Herd assed You f no rn D r . u ge , w ree: arcn. Havac, Wagner, Anderson, clean, snrirn. Gan-mn. now Four: si. rarrn, Emmy Kenmf., Johnson. Bouchard, Johnson. Knadesan. new Five: Jannmn, crm, wma Culbcrl, Kingbay, ssrrsbury, wc. img, crnncv. aw si.: mimic. ennsrds Lsansnr. sun. Horns, Lnnasm, Penney, wma, rfnncv. grocrjp V M5 4, H' vt , , ff wx: m: g,,y ' 2' '-14 fi gxigbh ggi, fig.: ,N i .9 .V ,Y ,i fb . x ia ig :mu A 5 '- -' vm If .J ' 2-'V .W W 4 45 Q W Q MN . -. fri al - f - :QA 5 ,J -1 15 -wiv , ,N gf, . ,. 13 I .N H I sity W 1,.1g4..,,Q . N., L ,, H. iw. ,Q 6 K, Q.. ' f ,,, 4 5. 1, . ., , ,ami - big, r 4 .A.. i A A . X H4 Avy, fn ,M -1, 1: I, Q, , 53. 155' A 5. R' 1 V ,K W' , 5 Q- W' ,U Sit. ' ' . x fi FQ. Q ,. . V. . Y.. fx 'w ,nfs K A i vi as M.. l M. , L f'fi Vg !1'5's' -log? 1 P1 .. I gd . ,Q i5..5?glf-'4 ..l it x K ' ' ' ' , My . X, .' f . ,, 53, i . 52 A71 ,J ' Q 'Qui 1 liz. , K . . . .. 5 N ' -'::fTfffff'f ' f HY' T' 'EVQ ' V A ':Wiff'? f .1 ff Hi? 'K f ,yi - v , K .2:6f3,:1,5 ? 3 ,5 . Al V1 ,si W, Z.L f W ' W if 353 5 7 3123 ll .i' 35' 4 54 if A . fi . '51 M vw' I K Uk., ..-Wig, . Wvisii' fy wi::.x:' , . Q :zz '17 m. 252158. . W, Q 325. K - Q 'f gg... . wb. , ik' l l FALL Hr-Y N cAslNn nw. Standing: aschmn, sae.. Jam. v. Pics.: ossnacr. ms.: Hua. Pubrresiy cram. HI-Y CLUBS t-li4Y Club I-9. made up mostly of seniors. has been ably led by Bob Werness. leader and advisor. and Presidents Carl Aven and Bob Bugby. I-9 par- ticipated almost IOOY, in all Hi-Y functions such as the lduhopi party and F.O.B.. a charity organiza- tion. One ot their service projects during the year was door guarding tor the Y.M,C.A. basketball program. Triangles. an up and coming Hi-Y club. had a fine schedule at programs under their leader. Joe Hogan. Ci-ll's activities this year were numerous. One of ot their many speakers was a gentleman from Japan. who spoke on the Y.M.C.A. The i952-I953 chapter of 5.T.O. had this year. as in the past. one of the largest club memberships. Donating to F.O.B. was one oi the many activities undertaken by the club. Delta Hi-Y was an active club during the past year. with Marlin Bates and Adrein Peyrat as presi- dents. They raised money by worlcing in the Y-Men's lot. and by selling pop at the Hi-Y Halloween party. Fred Lamb and Chuclc Holmes, presidents of Ace Hi-Y. ably led their club in many school activities. This club won first place honors at the Halloween Carnival. Spurs had a good year with many interesting and educational programs. Several parties were held during the year. Three of their members were on the Hi-Y Cabinet. The activities of A.P.O. Hi-Y included several social functions in addition to the usual Tuesday night meetings. The group participated in such proj- ects as the sale of Christmas trees in the Y-Men's lot and other service activities. One ot the top Hi-Y clubs in Washburn is Cogs. The club had the honor ol their former club presi- dent. Bill Shinn. being elected all school Hi-Y president. The club had many speakers and in addi- tion toolc part in several sports. SPRING HI-Y CABINET Raw ons: Frazer, v. Prcsq Iverson. Sec. Row Iwo: Mayer, Publicity Chrm.: Shinn, PrcS.: len Benscl. Ca-Yreasn Johnson, Ca-Trcas. Llnsj Kneeling: Parsons, Colinas.: Zwak. Co' i 2, . Ax' tf war .' xr, 2 --0 r mm- Wm rrlfisib' U if' a 'f?:s:l'??em 'f A A W Fu Q J' ,V 'Kai Wvff. 4 ei ax. ' --an- XL L52 ' GF. 2 Q., V , VLL, ' , A M... 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Row Truss: Holnnss, Gllslslson. onnnslsll, Wenzel, oslsgsla, ssc. ljlloj COGS Raw ow scrum, nm.: Larson, sec.: shim., Pics.: Puknam, V. Pics, Row Two: Nordstrom, Manu, umm, scrum. nw mu: onion, Swann., smash, mm. nw rw: Rcaoglc, mmm, gherman, swan. TRIANGLES no-1 on.: sum. nm.: mm., Press osmm, seg.: Jammu, v. ms. nw Tum: emwuz, oam. Hartmann, maven. new nm.: Gzliclmen, eu. hon, sm: Roden. new Fw: Hmmamnx smug., lovgenxcn, Ammon. CHI new One: Puins, Pu:s.3 vow, mas.: Nmnmde, v, mf.: Ouist, su. nw 'rum Jacobson, nmpe, Coffin. new 'mm comm, amen, sum. Raw mn Colliandcr, Webster, cmm, Pozlokhcr. Iflllj 'Me Smgf EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Sheila Glass Don Larson ASSOCIATE EDITORS Marian Fairbanks Robert Olson ADVISORS Mr. Louis Claeson, Editorial BUSINESS MANAGER John Grathwol Carol Elmburg. Asst, simon section Emily Boyd, Editor Mimi Graceman Lucy Hunter Nancy Johnson HOME ROOMS SECTION Greta Sandberg, Editor Eileen Miller Gwili Olson ADMINISTRATION SECTION Sally Wallace. 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