Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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TAUGHT TO THE TUNE OF A HICKORY STICK MISS DOROTHY PETERSON: World History. HARRY PULVER: Chemistry, Drama Coach, Audio Visual Adviser, Auditorium Com- mittee Adviser. ERLING REOUE: Physics. ALVIN RODER: Biology. RAYMOND ROSS: Physical Education, Basketball Coach, Base- ball Coach. RAYMOND SMITH: American History, Faculty Man' agcr. MRS. AURELIA SOCHA: Crafts, Fashion, Sketch. ARTHUR SUNDE: Geometry, Elementary Algebra, Banking Program. MISS DOROTHY STEVENSON: Bookkeeping, Secretarial Practice, Typing, Senior Financial Adviser. MISS EDITH THOMPSON: Business Education. MISS MARGARET THURSTON: Physical Education, Health, Tumbling, G.A.A. Adviser, Girls' Swimming Coach, Badminton and Tennis Teams, Red Cross Adviser. MISS MARION TROWBRIDGE: Sketch, Crafts, Design, Painting, Wah- ian Adviser. MRS. MARGARET TYRHOLM: English, Creative Writing, Poplars Adviser. MISS ARMILLA WALSH: Typing, English, U.C. Adviser. MRS. MARY WELLS: English, Advanced Drama, Shakespeare. ROY LINDSTEDT: American History. MISS BESSIE LOWRY Botany, Biology. MISS DOROTHY MAGNUSON: English, Y-Tcsn Adviser, Hi-Crusade Adviser. MISS HELEN MINTY: Geometry Advanced Algebra, Silver Tri Adviser. MRS. AGNES MULLIGAN: English. MISS DOROTHY NASH Otlice Training, Occupational Relations, Shorthand, Work Co ordinator. MISS RUTH OLSON: Trigonometry, Advanced Alge bra. MISS HAZEL PERRY: Modern Problems. 7

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READIN' AND WRITIN' AND 'RITHMETIC RUSSELL HELLECKSON: Chemistry, Biology, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach, Sophomore Basketball Coach. MARV HELLING: American I-listory, Modern Problems, Football Coach, Sophomore Hockey Coach. WILLARD HORNS: English, HARVEY JACKSON: Solid Geometry, Advanced Algebra, Senior Math, Senior Adviser. MRS. FLORENCE KEEGAN: Family Living, Foods, Y-Teen Ad- viser. MISS CATHERINE KOCHER: Physical Education, Health, Falk Dancing, G.A.A. Adviser. MISS MARY LAIRD: French, Latin, English, Latin Club Adviser. PHILLIP LEE: Mechanical Drawing. 6 LLOYD ALWIN: Algebra, Geometry, Golf Coach, Pep Club Ad- viser, Cheerleader Adviser. WALTER ANDERSEN: Modern Prob- lems. MRS. CLARA BASFORD: English, Shakespeare. JAMES BOLEWINE: Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Boys' Chorus. MISS MARGARET BROWN: Librarian. CARL CARLSON: Eng- lish, Hockey Coach, Volleyball Coach, Sophomore Football Coach, Sophomore Track Coach, Grist Adviser. LOUIS CLAESON: Eng- lish, Speech. MRS.. MARY LOU COOKE: German, English, Ger- man Club Adviser. THOMAS CUNNINGHAM: Woodwork. JAMES COSGROVE: Algebra, Practical Mathematics, World History, FRED CURTIS: Modern Problems, Swimming Coach, Tennis Coach, B Squad Foot- ball Coach. MISS KATHLEEN DOWLING: English. MRS. WINIFRED DUCKLOW: Librarian. HAROLD DUNN: Spanish, Spanish Club Adviser. CONRAD EMERSON: Physical Education, Health, Cross Country Coach, Track Coach, Wrestling Coach. MISS CHRISTINA GEAR: French, French Club Adviser. ROBERT GOLDSTRAND: Biology, Physics, Ski Coach, Equipment Room Manager. MISS MYRA GOODE: Clothing. GEORGE HAL- VORSON: American History, Politix Club Adviser. CLARENCE HEGG: Chorus, Band, Orchestra.

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gill? -, LUNCHROOM STAFF SERVES HUNGRY STUDENTS SOUND CREW RUNS CLASS MOVIES OFFICE HELPERS RUN SWITCHBOARD AUDITORIUM COMMITTEE PLANS PROGRAMS ONE AND ALL W.H.S. THE BEST Many groups ot people working together keep Wash' burn running smoothly. Our etticient, hard-working lunchroom statl is one ot them, Miss Mcfune, lunch- room manager, is in charge ot cooking the noon meal tor hundreds ot hungry students and their teachers. Assisting her are Mrs. Fanning, Mrs. Werrell, Mrs. Speer, Mrs. l-loskins, Mrs. Peterson, and Mrs. Koll. Washburn's sound crew, aivery important organizaf tion, runs the projectors tor classroom movies and has charge ot the microphones and other sound equipment used in auditoriums and plays. They share a homeroom Iand fight energeticallyl with the stage crew. Their adviser is Mr. Pulver, and their otticers are Jim Ekstrom, president: Jack Rohner, secretary: and Don Nichols, treasurer. The student ottice statt assists the regular statt, and they have many duties. Among these are working the switchboard, tiling, stamping ot program cards and calling homes when a student is absent. The girls on the statt this year are Barb Modeen, Norma Urbach, Frances Woltl, Angela Pajerski, Mary Jane McDonald and Gloria Olson. The auditorium committee is something new at Washf burn this year. They audition prospective skits and acts tor our programs, and choose the best ones. This new way ot selecting auditorium programs pro- vides tor better ones with more centralized themes. The acts tor the I955 Homecoming show were chosen by this method, and most Washburnites agree it was the best that we've ever had. Mr. Pulver, who heads this group, took on many new duties when Mr. Krause lett this year. The auditorium committee was one ot them. The students on this coml mittee also serve as masters ot ceremony tor the dit- terent programs. QW