Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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they educate - . This is our i957 taculty, our hard-working, not-always-appreciated, sincere and necessary taculty. They have been our instructors, advisers, discipli- narians, and also have become our triends when we gave them an opportu- nity. We have given them many headaches and we know they have otten doubted we would ever grow up, but we also know fit we happen to look at the right timel they have had many goods laughs at our strange antics and sometimes telt real satistaction in working with us. They have become an important part ot our school lives, and Washburn would not have been what it is without each ot them. It is they, and not ourselves, who have maintained the excellent academic record ot which our school is so very proud. For though we come and go they remain to keep Washburn's high rating and reputation intact. ln' years to come, when we look back at our high school days and think ot our teachers, we will remember over-doses ot homework, 7th hours tor tardiness, punishment tor too much chattering, zeros tor work never handed in, and especially an A received with great pride atter much hard toil. During the last three years our taculty has watched us grow trom immature sophomores to not-quite-so-immature seniors, and any progress we have made has been with their guid- ance. It is strange how ditterently we are treated now that we are seniors. Maybe they are just being nice because we will soon be leaving, or maybe we have grown up enough, at last, to be worthy ot the re- pect and trust which is now shown us: whichever it is, we are thanktul tor the patience and under- standing with which our taculty has taught us to read and write and, uppermost, to live. We salute our taculty ot 1957.