Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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BARB EWING: Mischievousness plays a major part in this young lady's hearty Blue Tri, U.C., French, Pep Club. Politix, Grist, Girls' Chorus, GAA., Girls' W Club l JUDY FAIRBANKS: There's a twinkle in her eye which never tails to get her by: Blue Tri, U.C. Cabinet, Span- ish, Pep Club, U.C. Service Club, G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, Library, City-wide Emblem, Glee Club l ART FIELD: You don't have to study agriculture to raise cane. JERRY FIGENSKAU: When there isn't any fun, I star! a circus ot my own: I-Ii-Y, Work Program, Boys' W Club, Golt I WILLIAM FIGNAR: Work tascinates mei I can look at it tor hours: Hi-Y I CAROLYN FINK: Blondes are many, but none so sweet as Carolyn whose personality is complete: Blue Tri Cabinet, U.C., French, Pep Club, Grist Reporter, Glee Club, G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, City-wide Emblem. MARY FREDERICK: Her eyes are brightf she's never blue: she'll always laugh and joke with you: U.C., French, G.A.A., Pep Club, Glee Club l NEAL FREDINE: Over the keys his fingers glide: melodious tunes he does provide: Work Program, Red Cross l ROGER FREEBERG: A regular guy at W.H.S.: Skiing, Golt, I-Ii-Y, Boys' W Club, Credit Bureau. SUE FRENCH: The reason I talk so much is because l have so much to sayg Blue Tri, Spanish, U.C., Red Cross, Politix, Girls' Chorus l BILL FROST: lt's more fun liv- ing up to my reputation than living it down l SUE GANGELHOFF: Fun is the spice of life and Sue likes lots of seasoning: U.C., French, G.A.A. Board, Girls' W Club, Pep Club, City-wide Emblem. TOM FIRTH: He's successful in all he does, which is saying a lot, because he does a lotg Grist, Class Play, Senior Board, Tennis, Hi-Y, N.I-'I.S., Male Chorus, Vale- dictorian l LELAND FLEISHER: I wish that knowledge grew on a tree all loaded and easy to reach tor meg Wrestling l TIM FLYNN: Lite's just fine, l've no care, l've saved my brain for future wear: Politix. JIM FOGEL: The more you study, the more you forget . . .so why study: Male Chorus l SUE FORSYTH: The blush is beautiful but sometimes inconvenient: Blue Tri, U,C., Spanish, Pep Club, Hi-C, Glee Club, G.A.A. l SHARON FOSHEIM: Always busy, but never too hurried to smiley Blue Tri, U.C., French, Petite Acaclemie, Pep Club, G.A.A., Poplars, N.I-I.S,, Wahian.

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JEAN DOUGALL: She's as good a girl as can be found, we're always happy when Jean's around, U.C., Glee Club, G.A.A., Thespians l LORNA DROLET: We like the sunshine in her smile and her eyes that sparkle all the while, Blue Tri, U.C., French, GAA., Glee Club l DON DUFRESNE: The teachers think he's so sweet that they let him sit in the front seat. E RALPH DUNKLE: Let merriment be as long as the day l DON DUNSHEE: This boy is really lots of fun, and, you ought to see him run, l-li-Y, Cross Country, Track, Boys' Club I SHERMAN EBELING: A fall, dark lad with friendly ways, when once a friend, a friend he stays. seniors of '57 JUDY EDELSTON: She loves to laugh, she loves to walk, and, oh my soul, she loves to talk, Blue Tri, U.C. Service Club, French, Pep Club, NHS., Politix, GAA., Girls' Chorus, Grist Reporter l JOANN EGGERS: She had so many bright ideas that her hair turned red, Blue Tri, U. C. Cabinet, French, Pep Club, Wahian, GAA., Glee Club I ROGER ELLER: He is thoughtful everyone knows, he'll have friends wherever he goes, l-li-Y. CYNTHIA ELSTON: Cindy's dainty and attractive with a folly nature that pleases everyone, Blue Tri, U.C. Service Club, Spanish, Pep Club, N.l-l.S., Grist, Tennis, G.fX.A., Girls' Club, Poplars, Salutatorian l TERRY ELZAS: Silence is golden, but you can't spend silence- let's talk , Blue Tri, U.C., Pep Club, N.l'l.S., Politix, Grist, Quill, Glee Club, G.A.A., Girls' W Club, Valedictorian l EUGENE ENSTAD: Here's to a friend of friends whose good nature never ends, Male Chorus. DOUG ERICKSON: Success and happiness lie in his work, from duty he'll never shirk, Student Council, Sen- ior Boarcl, Cross Country, Sound Crew l RITA ERICK- SON: In the classroom or in the hall, a welcome smile she has for all, U.C., Glee Club l NOEL ESTERGREN: Opportunity knocked at his door when Essy stepped onto the basketball floor, l-li-Y, Politix, Golf, Basketball, Boys' W Club, Red Cross. G

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l l i JUDIE GAREIS: Though with us but a year Judie has added her share ot pep and good cheery Blue Tri, U.C, Spanish, Pep Club, GAA., Glas Club, Orchestra Band I RICHARD GAUDETTE: A tellow of rare good qualityg a winner he will always beg l-li-Y, Senior Board, Credit Bureau, Student Council, Boys' W Club, Football, Hockey, Baseball l GARY GEIGER: He's as full ot va- riety as a Dogwood sandwichg Class P'ay, Male Chorus, Glee Club, JUDY GEMLO: Miss Vogue ot 79575 Blue Tri, U.C. Cabinet, Pep Club, U.C. Service Club, Grist Reporter, Glee Club, Poplars, G.A.A,, Girls' W Club. Swimming l FRITZ GILBERT: Some say the world is made tor tun and trolicg and I agreeg Hi-Y, Band, Swimming, Class Play, Boys' Club, Orchestra l SUSAN GILBERT- SON: High school days and nights have their delightsg U.C. Service Club, Class Play, Pep Club, Blue Tri, Grist Reporter, Girls' Chorus, Glee Club, G.A.A. FRANK GILLESPIE: Save your Confederate money tolksg the South will rise agczing Stage Crew, Thespians l GALEN GILLETT: This man is a volume it you know how to read himg I-Ii-Y, Student Council, Tennis, Male Chorus, Glee Club l DON GILLIES: Lite and laughter-every inch of him. LEONARD GISVOLD: Give me time . . .I may do something violent yetg Wrestling, Sound Crew l JUDY GLANDER: Slender and neat, Winsome and sweety U.C,, Pep Club, G.fX.A., Glee Club l TED GLAROS: A Cam- era-minded guy is hey pleasant and cooperative he'll always beg Grist, Male Chorus. in qv wx 4 ,Y JUDY GLEASON: Ambition is her middle nameg Blue Tri, U.C., G.A.A., French l CAROL GLENN: Just be- cause l'm quiet doesn't mean l'm shyg Blue Tri, U.C., Spanish, Flag Twirler l ELAINE GLICKMAN: A smile US contagious as a yawng Blue Tri, U.C. Service Club. French, Petite Academie, N.I'l.S., Class Play, Grist Politix Pop- lars, G.A.A., Pep Club, Thespians. GORDON GOLTZ: Happy-go-lucky, without cz care, may his future days be just as tair I GERALD GOODMAN: What Jerry will be no one can tell, but whatever it is he'll do it wellg Band l PETER GOOD- MAN: Size cloesn't account tor what a man can do, Na- poleon was only tive toot two.