Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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IN MEM ORIAM ames W. Bolewine Nlr. Bolewine possessed the quiet dignity ot a musician. He brought his music to Washburn for many years, both in the choral and instrumental departments. His insurmountable patience and open frankness were a part of the man who loved so much to work with his kids . Washburn will QU miss his steady demeanor. More than that, we will be without his infinite understanding. Humble and inadequate words cannot express our admir- ation for so warm and wonderful a person as Mr. B. We can only be thankful to have had the guidance of this dedicated man.

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BAND Alphabetical Listing: Anker, Arraclondo, Bachman, Baidorf, Bord, Benedict, Bezanson, Black, Brown, Bruce, Buck, Burke, Burnette, Burnice, Busch, M. Carlson, W. Carlson, Casey, Collins, Cramer, Cunninghamm, Cziok, Jim Eddy, John Eddy, Ephart, Erwin, Froseth, Frey, Gantzer, Gibson, Gilmore, Green, Haemigs, Handt, Hanson, Hart, Isaacson, B, Johnson, K, Johnson, M, Johnson, T, Johnson, Kieffer, Kluczny, Kobs, Kretchmar, Kvinge, R. Landry, S. Landry, C. Larson, J. Larson, M, Larson, Lodensgard, Mahoney, Marsh, McAvoy, McDermid, McKinley, Melander, Meyer, Miller, Mueller, K. Nelson, W. Nelson, Nord, Olson, A. Palm, D. Palm, Peacock, G. Peterson, R. Peterson, D. Raiche, W. Raiche, Roberson, Rundquist, Samuels, Sarat, Saterstrom, Scho- field, Scheaffer, Schulz, Seale, Simning, G. Strand, R. Strand, Stroad, Strom, Swanstrom, Swenson, Tveitbakk, Vicars, Wachter, Waddington, Weum, Wroge, Youngquist. INSTRUMENTALISTS PERFORM SUCCESSFULLY Under the capable leadership of their new director, Mr. Lagios, the band and orchestra provided a variety of entertainment for the school andthe community. The marching band gave colorful performances at many sports events and played for several auditoriums. The orchestra rehearsed both popular and classical works and entertained for the class play. Both organizations participated in a special memorial concert for Mr. James Bolewine, our former director, and in the annual spring concert. Through their many performances, these groups gained experience and recognition in the field of music. ORCHESTRA Front Row: Evanson, Neidemyer, Beck, l-layer, Tucker, Royster, Halvorson. Row 2: Hocking, Anderson, Keefe, Kraft, Davies, Micheciu, Mr, Nicholas Lagios Lagios, L. Johnson, Berman, Hardin, Hoffman, Keift, Row 3: Smith, Kitchen, Pech, Flohr, D. Johnson, Bodenman, Rundquist. Not pictured: Scott Skinner. amlmwwvwwmr - .J V . , , W., serine-. c,s,.,.. N-. .,

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J Robert Krause August Schauer Miss Marion Trowbridge Miss Loretta Cusack Conrad Emerson CREATIVITY TAKES ON DIFFERENT FCRMS The creativity of Washburn's students was demonstrated in the classroom. The art department enabled students to work with different media in pro- ductions of still life, the human figure, landscapes, and graphic arts. While learning the rules of harmony in color and design, the student also gained aesthetic values for fine things around him. Physical education stressed the neces- sity of good mental and physical con- dition while providing enthusiastic group activities for all. The boys vigorously participated in football, softball, track, and calisthenics. The girls found their class activities to be similar and iust as stimulating. Drama students expressed themselves in the interpretation of plays. They studied the techniques of dialogue and stage craft that are conducive to a fine dramatic production. They also helped produce the class play and Millwheels . Concentration pays off in creative expression. Eugene Sandvig Miss Margaret Thurston Stretching one's capabilities. ff i. - V 'T