Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SGME VERY IMPGRTANT SENIORS CF 1955 Leading our senior class this year were tour ot our school's most important members: Jon Spolum, president: Bill Moore, vice president: Diane Johnson, secretary: and Stu l-lanson, treasurer. They all did a successtul job direct- ing our senior class. Being co-captain ot our tootball team and all city l-lifY president kept Jon busy. Bill played tootball and was active in l-li-Y. Reigning as Friendship Queen and home- coming attendant proved how really popular Di was this year. Our treasurer was an active member ot N.l'l.S. and one ot our attendants at homecoming. We, the class ot '55, elected these outstanding people to be our class ohficers. They have guided us through a very wondertul year. Our class ot I955 had three valedictorians and three salutatorians. The vals were Janice Carlson, Mary Anne Bell and Connie Nord. The sals were Carol l-lolmquist. Mary Bergtord, and Bob Beugen. As usual each was active in many clubs at Washburn. ' It was a deep thrill tor these people to experience this great honor. We, ot the senior class, congratulate them tor their achievement. CLASS OFFICERS Bll Mr vce pcs dent Stu Hanson treas VALS AND SALS: From top to bottom: Connie Nord, Bob an t Jon Spcu pr si cnt Bcugen, Mary Bcrgtord, Mary Anne Bell, Carol l-lolmquist, Janice Carlson.

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SENIOR BOARD Row I: Du Four, Bouchard, Svcndscn, Johnson, Zipperman, Row 2: I-Ianson. Feinberg, Jensen, Moore, Row 3: Beckman, Elrstrom, Jasmin, Btrugign, Spolum, CREDIT BUREAU Row I: Goldish, Carter, Obcrbqllig, Paicrski, Row 2: Taylor, Lyons. I'-larvcy Nichols, Edelman, Row 3: Rietow, Johnson, Cramer, Bormcs, McSpadden, Hanson. The members ot the Senior Board and the Credit Bu- reau were elected in their homerooms. They represented their homerooms in these two leading organizations. Every Monday morning the Senior Board met to tallc over the problems ot the senior class. These representaa tives discussed our senior activities and voiced their home- rooms' opinions as questions were raised. Some ot these questions were: would we wear caps and gowns at com- mencement exercisesg where would we hold our com- mencement brealctastq and what would we eat at our class banquet? The Senior Board members have devoted their time and talents to guiding our class through a very suc- cesstul year. Money, money, money: that's all the Credit Bureau saw. Each semester the members ot the senior class paid dues. These dues covered the expenses ot all the tweltth grade students' activities at Washburn. The duty ot the Credit Bureau was to collect these dues. Collecting money isn't an easy task, but the members ot the Credit Bureau did so, correctly and cheertully. LEADERS. .COLLECTORS . . PLANNERS I5