Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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New Tecrchers Washburn added nine new teachers this year to till many important places in the statt. We are happy to have them with us. May their stay at Washburn be long and enjoyable. Row One: Mrs. Ammentorp. Miss Walsh, Miss Magnusson. Mrs. Bay. Row Two: Mr. Bleclrmar, Mr. Goldstrand, Mrs. Sacha, Mr. Cosgrove and Mr. Hegg. Our Teachers Were . . . Our teachers were once students themselves so they can easily understand our problems from their own experiences. They have had their college train- ing and now are back to help more young people get along in the world. We don't get to lenow many ot our teachers personally but it we did, we would tind them to be happy normal people. Mr. Pulver, lettg Mr. Smith, upper center: Mrs. Brelclee, lower center: and Mr. Hegg, right. Yeors Ago When . . . Years ago when the shimmy dresses were the rage and the noisy Charleston strains filtered through the air. our dearly beloved teachers were taking on their 'first groups ot squirming, giggling students. Can you guess who your teachers are from these childhood and college snapshots? Miss Laird, left: Mr. Bolewine. upper center: Mr, Alwin, lower center: and Mrs, Ammentorp. right.

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Q9 Each noon there flooded to the lunchroom hun- dreds of hungry students. Responsible tor their teeding was the reliable kitchen Crew. Many hours were spent preparing proper food for the famished students. The LUNCHEON HELP trom left to ri ht ere' g . Miss McCunc, Dieiician, Mrs. Keel, Mrs. Poloclr, Mrs. Hoslins. Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Wcssell, and Mrs. Spear. 'XX rg , Miss Dorolhy Stevenson, Typing, Bookireeping, Don't lool ai the keys. Arthur Sunde, Geometry, How many banlred today7 Miss Edith Thompson, Shorthand, Sec. Practice, Typing, Read, read, read, your notes Qlrree limes. Miss Margaret Thurston, Physical Education, Health, Sitting down girls, sitting down. Mrs. Margaret Tyrholm, English, Complete sentences, please. Miss Armilla Walsh, Typing, Business English, 5hamel You shouldn'Q have done that. Mrs. Mary Alice Wells, English, Now, don? you understand? Miss Olive Young, English, You must get your bcoirs read. 7' , ii Q 2 ,, .'.' xiii Working hard all year to keep the building warm and clean are the janitors. Moving and shifting things at our every wish they help make our school run on an even keel. These are the helpful men who telre care of our needs: Row One: Mr. Berg, Mr. Hill, Head Engineer, Mr. Sharpe. Row Two: Mr. Gawanda and Mr. Nerheim.

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