Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Commendatory . . . OUR LEADERS In The Tall of The year, The class of '59 elected iTs senior class olTicers. Immediately They assumed The responsibilities of Their oPrTces. RolT Svendsen, as president, presided over senior home room, usually held on Wednesday mornings. Heading The Senior Board was vice president, Dave Hill, who also Took over The presidency in RolT's absence. The problems of planning The budget and collecting class dues were handled by Gary Lindberg, class Treasurer. Gary also directed The activities of The Credit Bureau. Karin Jean Johnson carried ouT The duties of class secretary by Taking minutes in senior home room and Senior Board. With The advice of Mr. Senta, class adviser, our oTTTcers led us Through a memorable senior year. Headed by Dave Hill, our vice president, and Mr. Senta, our class adviser, The Senior Board met To discuss and plan certain acTiviTies such as The senior snow party, class day, and The senior banquet. The members, representing Their home rooms, gathered in The library Tuesday mornings, Functions Tor The entire year were assigned To and carried ouT by each home room under The leadership of its Senior Board mem- ber. All activities ran smoothly with The skillful plan- ning oT The Senior Board. f T3 2, WW 1 1 2... 47,4 J . rg Z . 4 Yi . Vw? Kkrr M 5, . .,,. , , f ,,s. M504 J, QM? Q A SENIOR BOARD Row l: Nyvall, Johnson, Stone, Svendsen. Row 2: Holmquist, Borden, Lee, Hill. Row 3: Christiansen, Olson, Stephan, Hanson. Row 4: Aldrich, Gross- man, Clayton, Lindberg. Row 5: Delin, Rummel, Allard, Lund. The Credit Bureau, ably led by Gary Lindberg, The Senior class Treasurer, planned The budget and carried ouT The collection of The class dues under The supervision oT Miss Stevenson. These dues, which paid Tor The Wahian, The Grist, and all other senior activities, were col- lected on Thursdays during each semester. The representative Tram each home room was kept busy throughout The year writing and Tallying receipts. Because of The efhcient work of the Credit Bureau, senior hnances were Taken care ot quickly and accurately. CREDIT BUREAU Row 'l: Corlett, Halclcn Row 2: RQ5.gm,m Foster, Stoll, Horneyor Row 3: Mays, Mc- r -..,,,,,, Burney, Johnson, Lewis Row 41 Henningg, Olson, Wolclum Lindberg. --Q.

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:Sf 5 2. f NOLA AALBERTS: Member ot Spanish Club and Pep Club, enioys singing in Mixed Chorus . . . Remembers Mr. Blackmur's Shakespeare class. JERRY ABEL: Grist representative, spends his extra time on the wrestling and tennis teams . . . Remembers '57 wrestling championship. BILL ABRAHAM: Important member ot the basketball team, in Lettermen's Club and Male Chorus . . . Remembers Mr. Krause's advice. MICHAEL AGRANOFF: Chosen as Red Cross representative, active in church youth organiza- tion . . . Remembers Miss Brown's library. STEPHEN ALDRICH: Elticient sports editor ot the Grist Statt, selected for Senior Board and N.H.S .... Remembers Mr. Reque's wit. BILL ALLARD: Works on sports section of WAHIAN, elected to Senior Board, plays in- tramural basketball . , . Remembers Mr. Senta's term themes. . I rw v mfs '- V 1 wwf fy, I V ! Wy... 41,11 ,,,. Wm. Wvfrf og! ,, 7 . , V ......,,,s 2 ' Z we-wh ,I ,, , , 'fr F W My v-WWMEV A ,ft ' I 'i ,,, , , 1 X ff A , 5111 iw ,jf ff f f wr Q 'X ff f ' rin V' xv ,J ws , f 'iff . At I .,.f V V I X. . X 1 I wi x hw ,,,. . , 63 W' WW' Mya Z agww. 1 , ,,., f We .f I AW f ,fx f xc f f- V: Gnd IIB!!- SAM ALLEN: Participates in hockey squad football, etlqcient rat hunter . . . Re- members Mr. Jones' friendly smile. BRUCE ALMY: A loyal member ot his Hi-Y Club, the Triangles, plays on church basketball team . . . Remembers Help stamp out the moles. LAWRENCE ALTER: Finds enioyment in singing with both the Male Chorus and Mixed Chorus . . . Remembers treatment that substitutes got. BONNIE ANDERSON: Belong to Blue Tri and Pep Club, sings in two ot Mr. Bolewine's choruses . . . Remembers the Christmas Concert. CAROL ANDERSON: An enthusiast ot Pep Club and her Blue Tri chapter, member ot the Phi- losophy Club . . . Remembers the great Home- coming ot '58, CRIS ANDERSON: Works at a part time iob, likes fixing radios in his spare time . . . Re- members good times in the lunchroom. DAVE ANDERSON: Works diligently on the Poplars Staft, member ot Quill Club, Grist reporter . . . Remembers serving coffee to English teacher. DON ANDERSON: Interested in the activities ot his Hi-Y chapter, participant in B -squad tootball . , . Remembers minimum essentials. BUZZ ANDERSON: Co-captain ot our champion- ship football team, also a star in basketball and-baseball . . . Remembers the T. C. Game. ROGER ANDERSON: Honored by being chosen for N.H.S., uses his vvriting ability tor the Quill Club and Grist . . . Remembers chem tests. SHARON ANDERSON: Enthusiastic about Blue Tri and Pep Club, takes part in'two choruses . . . Remembers the shortened auditoriums. SUSAN JANE ANDERSON: President ot La Petite Academie, works on the French news- paper . . . Remembers all-school movies.