Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SENIOR BOARD ROW 1: Friedman, Elwell, Berk, Wahl, Bysfrom. ROW 2: Campion, Carlson, Morgan, Marxhausen. ROW 3: Mikelson, Hill, Irons, Gross- man, Fredlund. ROW 4: Anderson, Murphy, Malm, Schultz, Rovick. SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Anyone else who hasn'T paid his senior clues? 7 m Can'T you board members ever make That 8:15 deadline? The Senior Board was made up of represenTaTives elecTed in The Tall by each senior homeroom. This group planned The senior budgeT and Took charge of all strictly senior evenTs, such as class elecTions, Snow ParTy, and Commencement Paul Fredlund, class vice-presidenT, direcTed all meeTings, under The supervision of Mr. Rulifiison, class advisor. The CrediT Bureau also consisfed of one represenia- Tive from each senior homeroom. Gary NysTrom, class Treasurer, and Miss STevenson, The advisor, worked vviTh The members To organize The collec- Tions of senior dues in The fall and in The spring. The work of Senior Board and CrediT Bureau pro- vided smooThly run evenTs Tor The seniors Through- ouT The year. CREDIT BUREAU ROW I: Mays, Swirnot'T, Melitn, Finch. ROW 2: Nyholm, J. PeTerson, Horn, Nystrom. ROW 3: Swanson, Anderson, Scott, D. PeTerson. ROW 4: Haug, Sedgwick, Ryan, Reiman, Odegard. ,XV in 'ii I . 5

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Arne Rovick, president OFFICERS OF '62 HV-k ' . -: - if b bw ' '31 f' - N, , W 'z QgQi1l3,iif 2 ,Hy E ' i m k , fi SVZNJ Taj.: Z fe f' Ga ry Nystrom, treasurer Paul Fredlund, vice-president Lu Ann Wahl, secretary Four capable otticers led the class ot '62, Elected in an exciting race in September, they dedicated their work throughout the year to the benefit ot the seniors. Arne Rovick, president, ably conducted Sen- ior l-lomerooms each Thursday morning, took charge ot all senior events, and vvill instigate all class reunions. As vice-president, Paul Fredlund assumed Arne's duties in his absence and directed the activities ot the Senior Board. When Gary Nystrom was elected treasurer, he became tinancier ot the class. He set up the senior budget, presented it to the class for approval, directed the Credit Bureau as they made their collections, and controlled the use of the money, in order to keep the class in the black. Lu Ann Wahl, secretary, recorded the min- utes at Senior l-lomerooms and Senior Board meetings. She wrote any necessary corre- spondence throughout the year. The class ot '62 can never torget Mr. Rulitt- son, their senior class advisor. He coordi- nated the vvork of the class officers, Senior Board, and Credit Bureau, to make '62 a suc- cess. Class olticers take over in Senior Homeroom.

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E -ff nf' ' 1 J' HONOR GROUP Stephen J. Adams Paul K. Anderson David E. Flesner Paul N. Fredlund Elizabeth D. Friedman Reginald S. Haines Stephen L. Hoaas Grace N. Huenemann Marna L. Johnson Kathleen M. Johnston Leland W. Lindquist Sandra F. Noren Herbert M. Reiman Arne M. Rovick David M. Thompson Kathryn A. Wilson Elizabeth A. Wuestneck These students were recognized as the Honor Group because ot their academic excellence during their high school years. The honor stu- dents vvere exempt trom finals in June. This small percent was ad- mired tor their 3.85 or better aver- age, vvhich demonstrated their schol- astic persistence. 'pw yr, 7 W t ROW 1: Friedman, Johnson. ROW 2: Hoaas, Huenemann. ROW 3: Ander- son, Noren, Wilson. ROW 4: Flesner, Fredlund, Adams, Johnston. ROW 5: Wuestneck, Haines, Rovick, Lindquist, Not pictured: Thompson, Reiman.