Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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fn a very small way, we are trying to express our thanks 1 to the hundreds of Washburn graduates who have served so valiantly and sacrificed so much. By their work and cour- age, it has been possible for us as students at Washburn to live, study, and do as we please. gf, 34, ln the process of re- ceiving the pictures, writing service records, and sending the prints to the photographer, some of the names and pictures have been misplaced, and several placed in the wrong year. To these boys and to their parents, we ofier our deepest apologies. We have worked hard on this new type of WAHIAN and hope that you will understand the complica- tions we have had in editing the Servicemenis section. gf. gf, Qur subscriptions this year have reached their highest point, and we wish to thank the parents and graduates for their generous support which has made this possible.

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In Memoriam The death of our beloved principal, A. E. MacQuarrie, on October 51, 1944, took from our midst a. friend of all students, teachers, and alumni. He was our stoutest defender. He gave unstintedly of his time, talents, and strength to further the development of Washburn. It was he who was chiefly responsible for securing our athletic Held. He also intro- duced new methods which are still being used in high schools all over the country. Mr. MacQuarrie was interested immensely in servicemen. He emphasized the prime im- portance of honesty, integrity, and industry. To him the building of an upright character was of primary importance. A memorial plaque in bronze is being made by Mr. Vilhelm Larsen, who is one of the outstanding sculptors of the northwest and was a life long friend of Mr. MacQuarrie. Mr. Larsen Completes MacQuarrie Memorial

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1929 Conover I 9 2 9 Kroeger Kulp I930 Crounse 1931 Bailey 1 Delin Toffness 1932 Cain Peferson Sanders Turner 1933 Cadwallader Carlander Erickson Teisberg 1930 1932 S 1933 Lenberg Mifchell Parfridge Rydell Weden LE 1934 Borsheirn Braddock Cooper Cowie Gerrish Hudson Johnson Lund Magers SHERMAN CONOVER, Slfc, Navy. Training af Greaf Lakes, Ill., and Gulfporf, Miss. FREDRICK KROEGER, Lf. Ii.g.l, Navy. Served in Pacific Theafer and in Japan. Received fhe Purple l-learf. HAROLD KULP, Red Cross. Served in Africa, England, and fhe European Theafer. GEORGE PAUL CROUNSE, Lf. Ii.g.l, Navy. Served in Pacific Theafer. T. J. BAILEY, TfSgf., Army Air Corps. Training af Ellingfon Field, Texas. ROY WALTER DELIN, Lf., Navy. Trained af Babson Insfifufe, Wesley, Mass. ROBERT B. TOFTNESS, SfSgf., Army. Served in Norfh Africa, Ifaly, and Europe. WILLIAM G. CAIN, Maior, Army Air Force. Served in Pacific Theafer and Japan. JOHN PETERSON, Navy. ROBERT B. SANDERS, lsf Lf., Army. Served in fhe European Theafer. ROBERT TURNER, Lf. Ii.g.l, Navy. Served in Asiafic and Pacific Theafers. DOUGLASS R. CADWALLADER, TfSgf., Army Air Corps. Served in Soufh Pacific Theafer. KENNETH CARLANDER, TXS, Army Medical Corps. Served in India. K. ERICKSON, Army. DONALD W. TEISBERG, Lf. Ii.g.l, Navy. Served in Asiafic and Pacific Theafers. OLIVE J. LENBERG, lsf Lf., Army Nurse Corps. Served in European Theafer. THEODORE FRED- RICK MITCHELL, Lf. Ii.g.1, Navy. Training af Forf Schuyler, N. Y. SELDEN PARTRIDGE, Av. SK Zfc, Navy. Served in fhe Asiafic Theafer. f 1-as ROBERT H. RYDELL, SK lfc, Navy. Served in fhe Soufh Pacific Theafer. ROBERT R. WEDEN, Isf Lf., Army Signal Corps and Field Arfillery. Served in European Theafer and received fhe Bronze Sfar. WILLIAM A. ALLEN, Ensign, Navy. Served in European, Aflanfic, Pacific, and Soufh American Areas. MORRIS T. BORSHEIM, 2nd Lf., Army. Served in Africa and lfaly. Received five campaign sfars. WILLIAM A. BRADDOCK, M, Sgf., Army Air Forces. Served in fhe European Theafer. Received fhe D.F.C., Air Medal, and Bronze Sfar. BARRY M. COOPER, Chief Signal- rnan, Navy. Served in European, African, Asiafic, and Pacific Theaters. Received Presidenfial Unif Cifafion. ROGER H. COWIE, Lf. Ii.g.l, Navy Air Forces. Served in fhe Pacific Theafer. JOHN KENYON GERRISH, Capf., Army Air Forces. Served in fhe Soufh Pacific Thealer. Received Presidenfial Cifafion. MARJORIE J. HUDSON, Sgf., WAC. Served in fhe Soufh Pacific Theafer. Received fhe Bronze Sfar. KENNETH G. JOHN- SON, M.MM 3Xc, Navy. Training af Farraguf, Idaho. DWAIN C. LUND, Tec,f5, Field Arfillery. Served in European Theafer. Received The French Fleur de Guerre. HOMER F. MAGERS, Isl' Lf., Army. Training af Forf Monrnoufh, N. J., and Long Island, N. Y.