Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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If OFFICE STAFF AT WORK GUIDE OUR WAYS Above we tind Washburn's etticient ottice statt. What would this school do without them? Yes, always busy are Mrs. Chesney, Mrs. Fautch, Miss Lund, and Mrs. Trowbridge. There is never a dull moment in this ottice trom the time school opens until three o'clock. Mrs. Trowbridge is always understanding, even though a student receives tour skip slips in one week. Mrs. Chesney, who handles the account books, never complains when she is torced to count out one hundred and one pennies tor U. C. or tor French Club dues. And, it is Mrs, Fautch who works long hours to post our wonderful grades on the permanent record cards. Miss Lund supervises everyone else and makes sure that things are running smoothly. In the center picture are our school nurse, Miss Sadie East- lund, and our visiting teacher, Miss Florence Donohue. Miss Eastlund is always ready to come to our aid, She treats every- thing trom the tlu to a cut knee. Her ottice is a good resort tor those who suddenly become ill before that hard chemistry test. Miss Donohue irons out all problems that arise between the home and the school. At the bottom we tind our two counselors, Miss Christensen and Mr. Evenson. What would we do around the hallowed halls ot Washburn without these two? What would National Honor Society do without such an able adviser as Miss Christensen? What would the seniors do it they could not seek out college information trom these two? What would everyone do it he didn't have someone to turn to when a subject was tailed? Yes, our counselors are a pretty important part ot Washburn I-ligh. Our thanks go to the ottice personnel, to the nurse and visit- ing teacher, and to the counselors tor all the help they have given us throughout the year. OUR VISITING TEACHER AND NURSE OUR COUNSELORS CONVERSE Sears K , N -jg, .'

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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.