Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1961 volume:

HIAN Washburn High School Minneapolis, Minnesota 1 For many years, Miss Trowbridge, you have helped and guided the WAHIAN staffs of Washburn High School. Your high hopes for each annual have made every one an individual success. Since this is the last year you will be advising the WAHIAN staff, we would like to make this your book. We then dedicate this yearbook to you, our adviser. The 1961 Staff WITHIN ENLIGHTENING COUNSEL . • • faculty page 6 bhUH.. seniors • • • ACTIVE IDEAS ... activities page 84 DYNAMIC POWER • • • sports page 118 page 142 misty moments. .. memories co-editors: Julie Gudmestad Byron Nordstrom art editor: Linda Lewis copy editor: Sue Martinson advisers: Miss M. Trowbridge Harry N. Vakos publisher: WAHIAN STAFF seniors: Karen J. Anderson Gretchen Muelhberg Bill Stewart underclassmen: Phyllis Hoekstra Mary Quest business manager: Lore, H«ficid picture schedule: Ann shim, faculty: saii - waii activities: Bob Gisvold Nancy Lamson Mary Jo McDonough sports: Jill Hallquist, Bob Jackson memories: Carol Ulmer photography: Lundgren Studio bureau of Engraving, Inc. ENLIGHTENING 6 Mr. Carl W. Anderson, principal Washburn’s principal, Mr. Carl Anderson, is one of the outstanding school administrators in the state of Minnesota. He has been principal at Washburn for four years. Hiring new teachers, promoting good teacher-student relations, and assigning classes to the faculty arc a few of his many duties. Mr. Anderson has gained recognition outside of school by being elected president of the Minnesota Association of Secondary School Principals. He also served as vice-president of this organization for two years. We at Washburn arc privileged and proud to have Mr. Anderson as our principal. Our country has been blessed with many of the necessary ingredients for greatness. We all (now that nature has given us a bountiful heritage of soil, streams, forests, and minerals. The most important ingredient for greatness, however, is not these resources, but the human resources and the extent of their development. Those of us who are engaged in secondary education (now how important it is that each student be developed according to his abilities to the limit of his capacity. This is an ideal which is not always realised but which we must always strive for. It ts our hope that you seniors will not feel that your education has terminated, but that it has only begun. In a sense, it is what you do from now on, and not what you have already accomplished, which will determine how successful our efforts have been. Good !uc ( to all of you. Li) (X JuU Mr Carl W. Anderson Principal, Washburn High School Our principal admiring the display case. COUNSEL As director of student personnel, our energetic assistant principal, Mr. Vakos, sees that Washburn’s scholastic and extracurricular activities are managed smoothly. Among his many responsibilities are discipline, regulation of the IBM record-keeping process, business management of soine s yJ..orgatxi a| tions, and overseeing evening activities. Washburn’s four counselors, Miss Christensen, Mr. Evcnson, Mr. Ohland, and Miss Baleen, give inestimable instruction and advice to all students who request it. Besides counseling to the personal needs of the students, which includes scheduling classes and selecting the best collegr or career, thev organize and direct our testing program and help interview and select American Field Service representatives. Mr. Harry N. Vakos. assistant principal Mr. Clarence Ohland, Mr. Obcrt F.vtnson, Miss Mabel Christensen Inset: Miss Ethel Palcen. El nfimero cs veinte y dos. Garrard Beck: English, Senior Grammar. Robert Blackmur: English, Shakespeare. Mrs. Naidync Bridwell: Latin, Latin Club Adviser. Grist Adviser. Miss Barbara Callender: English, Creative Writing, Poplars Adviser, Quill Club Adviser. Louis Claeson: English, Speech. Miss Kathleen Dowling: English. Harold Dunn: French, Russian, La Petite Academic Adviser, French Club Adviser. Willard Horns: English. ENGLISH . . . English as taught at Washburn is a fascinating subject. Sophomores study American literature. Juniors are very privileged, because Washburn is one of the few schools in the city to teach Shakespeare as a one-semester course. Regular English instruction is offered the other semester. Seniors may choose between regular English, creative writing, or business English. Each one of these classes studies English literature, but emphasis is placed on different aspects of English in the other parts of the course. Regular English instruction is the most popular among seniors. Robert Krause: English, Drama, Stage Crew Adviser, Class Play Adviser. Miss Mary Laird: French, English. 8 George Lykken: English. Miss Dorothy Mag-nuson: English, Developmental Reading, National Honor Society Adviser. Mervin Meyer: German, German Club Adviser, Senior Class Adviser. Mrs. Madeline Monson: English. Mrs. Arlene Mueller: English. German. Mrs. Helen Pellowe: Spanish, Spanish Club Adviser. James Rutherford: Spanish, ‘B Squad Football Coach, Assistant Wrestling Coach. Intramural Volleyball Coach. Mrs. Jerry Seale: English, Blue Tri Adviser. Miss Armilla Walsh: English, U. C. Service Club Adviser. Mrs. Mary Alice Wells: English, Shakespeare. FOREIGN LANGUAGES Washburn is fortunate in having an excellent language department with extraordinary teachers and facilities. The languages available arc: French, German, Latin, Russian, and Spanish. Four years of Spanish and Latin and three years of French and German are offered. Because it is more difficult, Russian is offered only to juniors and seniors with good English grades. Tape recorders and earphones are accessible to all language classes, and they aid many students in pronouncing and understanding the language. Parlcz plus lentement s'il vous plait. MATH AND SCIENCE Math is taken by almost all Washburn students. Geometry, advanced algebra, solid geometry and trigonometry are usually taken in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades, respectively. Accelerated courses arc very popular among the mathematically inclined students. In the accelerated program, sophomores take plain geometry and solid geometry in one year. Juniors take advanced algebra and trigonometry in one year. In their last year, seniors take college math. Science is stressed at Washburn since, with the coming of the space ago, it will play an important part in our future. Although the science program varies somewhat, biology is usually taken by sophomores, physics by juniors, and chemistry by seniors. Biology ami chemistry are the two most popular sciences. Students taking chemistry, physics, and biology were somewhat handicapped the first semester because the renovation of the laboratories had not been completed. However, the new science rooms will be a very definite help to future students. Uoyd Alwin: Geometry, History. James Cosgrove: Advanced Algebra, Varsity Baseball Coach. Intramural Basketball Coach. Mrs. Patricia Hcisc: Elementary Algebra, Geometry. Miss Helen Minty: Geometry. Miss Ruth Olsen: Accelerated Algebra-Trigonometry, Trigonometry. Stanley Person: Advanced Algebra. Geometry. Mrs. Thelma Brown: Biology. Robert Fridgen: Physics. Robert Gold-strand: Biology. Sophomore Hockey Coach. Assistant Track Coach. John Sorteberg: Advanced Algebra. Accelerated Geometry-Solid Geometry, College Math, Chess Club Adviser coi| Jjrdrup M.itri. (ii-urnc::y, Solid Geometry. Russel Ilclleckson: Chemistry, Varsity Football Coach, Sophomore Basketball Coach, Supervisor of Driver Education. Harry Pulver: Chemistry. Erling Reque: Physics. Alvin Roder: Biology. 10 James Bolwine: Glee Club, Chorus. Clarence Hegg: Band, Orchestra, Chemistry. August Schauer: Art. Miss Marion Trowbridge: Art. WAHJAN Adviser. Art students interpret still life. MUSIC AND ART Art is one of the many fields in which Washburn-ites show their creative abilities. Basic art stresses the use of art in our daily living. It introduces the student to the use of many mediums and techniques. Music is another popular subject at Washburn. There arc three choruses: girls’ chorus, male chorus, and mixes chorus. Our band and orchestra always perform at many of the school functions. Frank Ario: History, Assistant Sophomore Football Coach, Sophomore Baseball Co3ch, Intramural Supervisor, Philosophy Club Adviser. Carl Carlson: History, Modern Problems. Varsity Hockey Coach, Sophomore Football Coach, Sophomore Track Coach. Fred Curtis: Modern Problems, Swimming Coach, Tennis Coach. Mark Goodman: History, Audio-Visual Adviser, Student Council Adviser. William Kuross: History, Assistant Varsity Football Coach, Ski (k ach. Intramural Basketball Coach, Lettermen’s Club Adviser. Mrs. Marilyn Kutish: History, SOCIAL STUDIES Roy Lindstedt: History. Miss Dorothy Peterson: History. Louden Schlagel: History, Debate Coach. Raymond Smith: History, Faculty Manager of Athletics. Social studies give us insight into the various civilizations now in existence. United States History in a World Setting is a two-year course-mandatory at Washburn. World history and American history are-included in the course. Modern problems, offered only to seniors, includes economics, psychology, and American government. 11 Clifford Johnson: Basic Business, Business Law, Shorthand, Pep Club Adviser, Cheerleaders' Adviser. Miss Dorothy Nash: Occuptionai Relations, Office Training. Work Program Coordinator. Miss Dorothy Stevenson: Bookkeeping, Personal Typing, Typing, Credit Bureau Adviser. Keith Stitzel: Business Law, Secretarial Practice, Shorthand, Typing. Thomas Cunningham: Woodwork. Mrs. Florence Keegan: Foods, Family Living, Silver Tri Adviser. Phillip Lee: Mechanical Drawing. Mrs. Leila Thompson: Clothing. This is going to be a table? BUSINESS, APPLIED ARTS, AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Loretta Cusack: Girls’ Physical Education, Health, Girls’ Swimming Coach. Girls’ Golf Coach. Conrad Emerson: Boys’ Physical F.du-cation. Track Coach, Wrestling Coach. Cross Country Coach. Raymond Ross: Boys’ Physical Education. Basic business, business law, bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, occupational relations, and office training arc offered as practical training and experience in the Business Education Department. Applied Arts includes woodworking, mechanical drawing, cooking, sewing, and family living. These courses arc valuable assets to a student's knowledge. The Phy-cd program at Washburn is mandatory to all sophomores and juniors. All juniors arc required to take a course in Health as part of their Phy-cd training. David Ruliffson: Health, History, Varsity Basketball Coach. Assistant Varsity Football Coach. Golf Coach. Miss Margaret Thurston: Girls’ Physical Education, Health, Girls’ Badminton Coach, Girls’ Tennis Coach. 12 Mrs. Dorothy Brandt: Credit Clerk. Miss Margaret Brown: Librarian. Mrs. Emily Busyn: Bookkeeper, Financial Clerk. Mrs. Myfanwy Chapman: Speech Correction. Mrs. Margritc Dchlinger: Lunchroom Manager. Miss Florence Donohue: Visiting Teacher. Martin Gavanda: Second F.nginccr. Miss Dorothy Johnson: Requisition Clerk. Miss Marjorie Larson: Nurse. Miss Helen Lund: Chief Clerk. Mrs. Alice Schultz: Clerk. Eugene Stallman: Engineer. Miss Sheila Woodbcck: Assistant Librarian. Mrs. Margaret Wood yard: Attendance Clerk. STAFF SERVES WHS Among the duties of the office staff arc: business correspondence, keeping of the school records, requisition and distribution of supplies, and telephone service. The school nurse implements the first aid program and is responsible for the school health records. Our librarians patiently help us find books, magazines, and the other reference material we need. The visiting teacher assists students in both home and school problems. Invaluable help is given by our speech teacher to those who need aid in this area. Our engineers direct all janitorial services. Washburn is fortunate to have efficient people working in the cafeteria. I just can’t find that card! Bob Gisvold, vice-president Mike Welbaum, treasurer Dan Nelson, president Kathy Rasmussen, secretary Senior Class of 1961 Iking a member of the Senior Class of 1961 has been an honor anti an exciting experience. We 600 seniors worked together at a multitude of activities. We will always remember Homecoming I960, the Snow Party, the Commencement Dance, and the train ride. We are proud of our years at Washburn High School. President Dan Nelson presided over senior homerooms and represented our class on formal occasions. Vice-president Rob Gisvold let! Senior Board and assisted Dan in senior homerooms. Mike Wclbaum handled our financial business and directed Credit Bureau. Records of the Senior Board meetings and senior homerooms were kept by Kathy Rasmussen. 16 Leading Seniors Score . . . again The Senior Board, headed by Rob Gis-vold, class vice president, and Mr. Meyer, class adviser, met weekly to arrange for such events as the Senior Snow Party, class day, the Commencement Dance, and the Senior Banquet. Led by the Senior Board, each homeroom was in charge of a specific senior activity in helping to carry out important parts of our senior year. Credit Bureau, under the guidance of Miss Stevenson, and the leadership of Mike Welbaum, class treasurer, was comprised of a person from each senior homeroom. The bureau planned the senior budget and collected class dues. The money collected was used in paying for the WAHIAN and Grist as well as other necessary senior expenses. SENIOR BOARD Row 1: Prim, Piepgross, Gisvold, Reuterfeldt, lestor, Pryd. Row 2 Nyi’rom, Holpern, Wclboum, Nygaard, Nord� trom, Olson, Standing. Row 3: Nelson. Kelly, Bengston, Martinson, Hugen, Myhr, Rasmussen, Holmberg, Worhol. CREDIT BUREAU Row 1: Scheiner, Edwords, Campbell, Dietz, Nordstrom. Row 2: Jcwson, McDonough. Lewis, Rasmussen, Kindstrom, T. Peterson. Row 3: Gudmestad, Larson, I. Poforson, Stranberg, MueMberg, Schulz, Welbaum. SELECT SENIORS Washburn’s honor group consists of those students in the top two per cent of the senior class. The students in the honor group also display excellence outside of the academic. Chris Bjork was president of NHS and a member of the swing band. Gavin Wright was a member of the track team, treasurer of the student council, and a member of the Hi-Y cabinet. Meredith Jewson attended the University of Minnesota second semester and was our APS representative to Finland last summer. Co-editing the Grist was Steve Stoll. Another Grist number and president of Politix Club was Larry Halpern. Kim Larson, also of the Grist staff, was president of Latin Club. Karen Stewart was a Grist reporter ami a member of German Club. Paul Richmond captained this year's golf squad and was active in German Club. Sharon Martinson served on senior board, and Jim Scheincr contributed his talents to credit bureau and the tennis team. An active member of Blue Tri was Jan Ricker. Serving on Poplars staff were Betty Jensen, Mary Kelly, and Sally Wall. Both Sally Wall and Mary Quest were on WAHIAN staff, and Mary was on the girls’ swimming team. Joan Lewis spent this past year living in Iran. Our class secretary, Kathy Rasmussen, was on the Blue Tri cabinet anil a member of German Club. HONOR GROUP Row 1: Rickor, Lonon, Wright Row 2: Stoll, Richmond, Morfhuon, 'U Woll, Jowion, Sluworf, 'Olt, Ro� mimon, Jonjon, Holp«rn, 18 A. E. MACQUARRIE MEMORIAL AWARDS Dan Chorzempa, Dianne Lindrkog, and Gavin Wright HONORABLE MENTION The students are chosen for the A. E. MacQuarric Awards on the basis of their creative ability. A trust fund left in the memory of Mr. MacQuarric, Washburn’s first principal, provides for the awards. Patriotism, service, leadership, and dependability are the qualifications for the Sons of the American Revolution and Daughters of the American Revolution Awards. The senior class chooses the boy and girl to receive the Washburn Service Awards. The Rausch and Lomb Award is given on the basis of progress in scientific study. The qualifications for the Leonard Moses Award are posture, character, and athletic leadership. The boy and girl who show greatest promise of a successful future arc chosen for the First National Bank Award. The Rose Reese International Understanding Award is presented by the World Affairs Council to a student who has promoted the cause of better understanding among the nations of the world. The recipient of the Star and Tribune Award must show leadership, character, anti service besides maintaining a “B” average in school. FIRST NATIONAL BANK AWARDS Kathy Rasmussen and Mike Wclbflum SERVICE AWARD Liz Elston ROSE REESE AWARD Jim Scheiner BAUSCH AND LOMB AWARD Tom Abbott STAR AND TRIBUNE AWARD Carol Ulmer LEONARD MOSES AWARD Ron Gross TERRY AITCHISON LOUISE ALTUVILLA CAROL AMUNDSON STEPHEN ANDERSEN BARBARA ANDERSON ARLISS ANDERSON BARBARA ANDERSON CAROL ANDERSON DAVID RAY ANDERSON SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Harm Aaker: Cheerleader, Student Council. Hall of Fame, Blue Tri, Pep Club, Tennis, Badminton. John Aamodt: Student Council. Track, Basketball, Hi-Y, Male Chorus. Lettermen's Club. Thomas Abbott: NHS, German Club, Senior Award. Charles Abramson: Work Program, plans a future in business. Robert Adams: Track. Terry Aitchison: Enjoys skiing. Louise Altuvilla: Chorus, Girls' Swimming. Carol Amundson: Blue Tri. Pep Club, Dramatics. Stephan Andersen: Band, Swimming and Track Manager. Arliss Marie Anderson: Work Program. Barbara Anderson: Blue Tri, Spanish Cub, Pep Club. Barbara J. Anderson: Blue Tri, Dramatics, Pep Club. Carol Anderson: NHS, Politix Club. Philosophy Club, Blue Tri, Red Cross, Pep Club, Chorus. David Ray Anderson: Chess, German Club. Politix Club. David W. Ander-on: Wrestling. Golf, Gymnastics. James Anderson: Junior Achievement, Male Chorus. Judy Kay Anderson: Blue Tri Cabinet, Politix Club. Quill Club, UC Service Club, Grist Reporter. Poplars Stall, Chorus. Karen Anderson: Blue Tri. Pep Club, Chorus. DAVID W. ANDERSON JAMES ANDERSON JUDY KAY ANDERSON KAREN ANDERSON 20 KAREN | ANDERSON KARIN ANDERSON KATHLEEN ANDERSON LLOYD ANDERSON SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Karen Jean Anderson: NHS. WAHIAN Staff, German Club. Blue Tri, Quill Club. Chorus. Karin Anderson: NHS, Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Politix Club, Red Cross, Pep Club. Kathleen Anderson: Blue Tri, Pep Club. I-loyd Anderson: Hockey, Student Council. Lettermen’s Club, NHS, Hi-Y, Homecoming King. I-ois Anderson: Blue Tri, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Nancy Anderson: Chorus, Office Staff. Mary Andresen: Quill Club, plays the mandolin. Judith Andrews: Blue Tri, plans to attend a business college. Bruce Archambault: Band, plays several instruments. Judith Arlctt: Blue Tri, Chorus, enjoys water sports. James Arndt: Track. Lettermen’s Club, enjoys skiing. Barry Aved: “Herr Bear,” German Club, sang with the Casuals. Edward Bailey: Track, Junior Achievement, enjoys drawing. Beverly Baker: Spanish Club, Orchestra. Chorus, Pep Club, Blue Tri. Bonnie Barclay: Blue Tri, Flag Twirlcr. Chorus. Henry Bariss: Male Chorus, plans a future in dentistry. Don Barker: Swimming, German Club. Jean Barsness: Chorus, Blue Tri. German Club. LOIS ANDERSON NANCY ANDERSON MARY ANDRESEN JUDITH ANDREWS 21 MARY BERGREN SUSAN BERGQUIST 22 BRUCE BERTZYK CHRISTOPHER BJORK Stephan Baxter: Hi-Y, German Club. .1 sports enthusiast. Raoul Beauchaine: “Tom. enjoys reading. Thomas Beckman: Band. Drum Major. Hi-Y Cabinet, German Club. Jeffrey Beeman: The Kid,’’ enjoys jazz and old cars. Diane Beilin: UC Service Club, Blue Tri. Pep Club. Judith Belzer: Blue Tri, Pep Club. French Club. Christine Bengtson: N'HS, German Club. Senior Board. Blue Tri. Renate Bcnker: Exchange student from Germany, 1 lonorary Student Council Member, German Club. Blue Tri. German Dancers, Pep Club. Lyn Bennion: Chorus. Blue Tri, Pep Club. Greg Benson: “Benny,” cnoys working on cars. Mary Bcrgrcn: NHS, Blue Tri, German Club. Susan Bergquist: Red Cross. Blue Tri, French Club. Pep Club. Chorus. Bruce Bertzyk: “Burt,” Football, Ixttermen’s Club. Christopher Bjork: NHS President, Honor Group, German Club. Band. Cynthia Bjorkland: Quill Club, Politix Club, Grist Reporter, Blue Tri. French Club. Pep Club. Library Stall, Poplars Staff. Fred Blair: Hi-Y, German Club, enjoys skin diving. Karin Blomberg: NHS, Chorus, plans a future in chemistry. Michael Boerboon: Wrestling, plans to join the armed forces. CYNTHIA BJORKLAND FRED BLAIR KARIN BLOMBERG MICHAEL BOERBOON THOMAS BORNSTEDT BARBARA BOURKLLE ROBERT BOUTEN MICHELE BREGMAN Thomas Bornstedt: Band, enjoys I li-Fi and Stereo. Barbara Bourcllc: Bobbi, enjoys swimming and horseback riding. Robert Bouten: Tennis. Michele Bergman: Blue Tri. Harry Brekhus: Works outside of school. Dennis Brewster: Junior Achievement Treasurer. Gerald Bridge: Y.A.. Track, Speech. Quentin Brinkworth: Plans to continue education at a Minnesota college. Diane Brooks: NHS, Quill Club, Poplars Editor, Grist Staff, Credit Bureau. Red Cross, Girls’ Golf. Politix Club. Blue Tri. Sandra Brown: Sandi,” enjoys water skiing and swimming. Marilyn Brude: Blue Tri, Office training. Heidi Buck: Band, Blue Tri. Pep Club. Grist Reporter. Sandra Buhr: Pep Club, German Club. Junior Achievement. Steven Bundul: Bun. Football, Credit Bureau, Lettermen's Club. Frances Bunnell: NHS, Blue Tri, Chorus, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Beverly Burnett: German Club, NHS, Grist Reporter, Blue Tri, Pep Club. Charles Burnside: Wrestling Team. Bill Cable: Debate, Cross-country, Track, German Club. 11 KRY BREKHUS [DENNIS BREWSTER BRIDGE BRINKWORTH STEVEN BUNDUL FRANCES BUNNELL BEVERLY BURNETT CHARLES BURNSIDE DIANE BROOKS SANDRA BROWN MARILYN BRUDE HEIDI BUCK SANDRA BUHR 23 WUXI AM CAMPBELL MARGE CAMPION-CAROL CANNADY BETTY CARLSON DANIS CARLSON ELIZABETH CARLSON JUDITH CARLSON LARRY CARLSON LOIS CARLSON POLLY CARLSON PHIL CARLSON RICHARD CARLSON WILLIAM CARLSTROM DOUGLAS CEDERSTRAND William Campbell: Credit Bureau, interested in photography and water sports. Marge Campion: Work Program. Carol Cinnady: French Club. Blue Tri, Pep Club, Chorus. Betty Carlson: Blue Tri, Chorus. Danis Carlson: Swimming, Lettermen’s Club. Class Play. Elizabeth Carlson: Beth. Blue Tri, French Club. Judith Carlson: Chorus, plans to become a practical nurse. Larry Carlson: Enjoys cars, motorcycles, and bowling. Lois Carlson: Quill Club, Pep Club. Blue Tri. Politix Club. French Club. Class Play. Phil Carlson: Plans to join the navy. Polly Carlson: Grist Reporter, Quill Club, Girls’ Swimming, Blue Tri. Poplars Staff. Richard Carlson: Hi-Y, enjoys motorcycles. William Carlstrom: Swimming. Lettermen’s Club, plans a future in architecture. Douglas Cederstrand: Football, Track, Lettermen's Club. Male Chorus. Brian Charlton: Enjoys hunting and bowling, plans to attend a trade school. James Childs: NHS, enjoys collecting records. Daniel Chor-zempa: NHS. Quill Club, Senior Award. Lynda Clarkson: Blue Tri, Chorus, plans a future in social work. BRIAN CHARLTON JAMES CHILDS DANIEL Cl -IORZEMPA LYNDA CLARKSON JUDITH CLEMENTS JEFF COHN BONNIE COLLETTE MARY CONNOLLY Judith Clements: “Jaci, Library Stall, plans to become a nurse. Jeff Cohn: Plans to attend college and join a fraternity. Bonnie Collette: Enjoys skating and tennis. Mary Connolly: Blue Tri. Chorus. Jeanne Cool: Blue Tri, Credit Bureau, French Club, Politix Club, Latin Club. Pep Club. Dave Cote: Hi-Y, Washburn boot hockey participant. John Cottrell: Colt, plans to join the Army. Marlene Coughlin: Marcy, Quill Club, French Club, Politix Club. Dean Covart: A leader at the YMCA, plans to join the Navy. Georgina Cross: Likes to knit and sew, plans to become an airline stewardess. Don Cundy: Participated in competitive weight lifting. Marge Curtis: Enjoys water skiing, plans to become a private secretary. Jack Cutler: Brillo, plays park board hockey. B-squad Football. Diane Dahl: Red Cross, French Club, Blue Tri, Pep Club, Chorus. Susan Danielson: Blue Tri, Chorus. Ray Davis: German Club, Hi-Y. Kathleen DeMers: Office Staff, Pep Club. Margaret Deems: “Peggy,” Grist Reporter, Quill Club. Girls’ Swimming. Girls' Golf, French Club, Pep Club. Blue Tri. JEANNE COOL DAVE COTE JOHN COTTRELL MARLENE COUGHLIN DEAN COVART GEORGINA CROSS DON CUNDY MARGE CURTIS JACK CUTLER DIANE DAHL SUSAN DANIELSON RAY DAVIS KATHLEEN DEMERS MARGARET DEEMS 25 26 JEFFREY DELANEY JACQUELINE DENHAM MARY HICKMAN JERRY DIETZ SHARON DORAN JEAN DORMAN CAROL DORR HELEN DROTNING MARY ANN DUL1AN STEPHANIE DWORSKY HAROLD EBERHARDT SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Jeffrey Delaney: Enjoys water sports and hunting. Jacqueline Denham: Jacquie, Work Program, plan?, to work afte(; graduation. Mar)- Dickman: Office Staff. French Club, Pep Club. Jerry Dietz: Hi-Y. Football. Chorus, Credit Bureau. Sharon Doran: Blue Tri, Politix Club. Pep Club, Chorus. Jean Dorman: Blue Tri. Pep Club. Chorus. Carol Dorr: Blue Tri, French Club, Pep Club. William Dotv: “Bill. Wrestling, a sports enthusiast. Robert Dreher: Bob, Track, enjoys winter sports. Ellen Drews: Orchestra, Blue Tri, Pep Club. Helen Drotning: French Club. Blue Tri. Mary Ann Dulian: Pep Club, plans a future in business administration. Stephanie Dworsky: Penny, Pep Club, Blue Tri, Crist Reporter, Drama Play, Quill Club. Harold Eberhardt: “Hal. Hi-Y. Swimming, Tennis. Debate. Susan Edlund: Plans a future as a dental assistant. Ronald Edwards: Wrestling Captain, Football, Track. Hi-Y, Hall of Fame, Lettermen's Club. John Eidc: Interested in scouting, plans a future in architecture. Jay Eisenberg: German Club, plans to attend a medical school. KMZABETH F.LSTON KAREN ENGDAHL |UUE ERICKSON KENNETH ERICKSON SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Elizabeth Elston: Grist Co-editor. Senior Award, Girls’ State, Hall of Fame, NHS, Student Council Recording Secretary, Quill Clul . Blue Tri. Politix Club. Karen F.ngdahl: Betty, Pep Club. Julie Erickson: Pep Club, Blue Tri. Kenneth Erickson: Chico,” Baseball Manager, Band. Susan Erickson: String Ensemble, NHS. Orchestra, Quill Club. French Club. Latin Club, Blue Tri, Poplars Staff, La Petite Academic. Margaret Eriksson: Quill Club. Poplars Staff, NHS, Orchestra, German Club. Blue Tri. Kathryn Farseth: Library Stall, Pep Club. Quill Club. John Fellows: Interested in cars. Gary Ferge-stad: Male Chorus. John Field: Owns and operates a ham radio. Gerald Fisler: Enjoys water skiing, plans to join the Navy. John Flood: B-squad Football, Hall of Fame. Patricia Fogel: Pep Club. Blue Tri. Grist Reporter, French Club. James Follon: Enjoys flying his own airplane. Kay Folschow: Chorus, Pep Club, Blue Tri. Barbara Forsyth: Work Program. Ken Fortman: Hi-Y, Sound Crew, plans a future in engineering. Nancy Frazier: Red Cross. Pep Club. Chorus. SUSAN ERICKSON MARGARET ERIKSSON KATHRYN FARSETH JOHN FELLOWS CAROL FURNESS WILLIAM CAREER DONATELLA oa Burn ELIZABETH CACKLE MARY CALARNF.AU CAY FREDINE JUDY FREEMAN DONALD FRENCH JANE FRENCH HELEN FRIEDERJCHS MICHAEL GARVF.Y MARK CENICH PAT CERBER CLENN CERDIN Gay Frcdine: Girl Swimming captain, Hi-C. Judy Freeman: Blue Tri, Pep Club, Chorus. Donald French: “Don. plans to attend an out-of-state college. Jane French: Blue Tri. French Club, Pep Club. Helen Fricderichs: Blue Tri, Red Cross, French Club, Politix Club, Senior Board, Latin Club, Chorus. Carol Fumes : UC Service Club, Politix Club, plans to become a dental assistant. William Gabler: Homeroom President, enjoys reading. Donatella Gabutti: “Donna. AFS Student from Italy, Honorary Student Council Member. French Club, German Club, La Petite Academie. Blue Tri. Elizabeth Gackle: Blue Tri. Politix Club, German Club. Chorus, plans a future in social work. Mary Galaraeau: Blue Tri. French Club. Politix Club. Michael Garvey: Enjoys cars, plans a future in the held of agriculture. Mark Genich: Hi Y. Grist Reporter, plans to attend a medical school. Pat Gerber: Girls’ Swimming, Blue Tri. Pep Club. Glenn Gcrdin: Wrestling, plans a future in engineering. Sandra Gedwell: Blue Tri, Pep Club, Chorus, UC Service Club. Alice Gibson: Blue Tri. Pep Club, Spanish Club. Chorus. Penny Gibson: Plans to attend a business school. Gerald Gilkeson: Hi-Y, Band. SANDRA GEDWELL ALICE GIBSON PENNY GIBSON GERALD GILKESON 2H ROBERT GISVOLD Ml LEY gjertsen EDWARD GLANDER dale goldish Robert Gisvold: Senior Class Vice-president, Student Council, NHS, Politix Club President, WAHIAN Staff, Hi-Y. Miley Gjertsen: Mcmlxr of a car club. Edward Glander: Male Chorus, plans to join the Marines. Dale Goldish: Quill Club, French Club, interested in classical ballet. Sanford Grant: Audio-Visual Crew. Barbara Gray: Blue Tri. Office Staff. Pep Club. Tom Green: Member of a car club, has joined the Navy. Harriet Greenberg: Politix Club, Red Cross. Pep Club. Michael Greene: Grist Staff, plans a career in photography. George Grenandcr: Junior Achievement Officer. Male Chorus, plans to enter the engineering field. Karen Groff: French Club, Pep Club, Chorus. Ronald Gross: Enjoys gymnastics. Senior Award. Joel Grossman: Track. Politix Club, plans to attend a college in Texas. Kathleen Grover: Office Staff, Pep Club, Civil Air Patrol. Julie Gudmestad: NHS, WAHIAN Co-editor. German Club Secretary, Credit Bureau. Pep Club. Jerry Gunhus: Football. Hall of Fame, Lettermen's Club, Male Chorus. Judith Gustafson: Debate, Quill Club, German Club, Latin Club. Catherine Hagen: NHS, Senior Board, Philosophy Club. SANFORD GRANT BARBARA GRAY TON! GREEN HARRIET GREENBERG MICHAEL GREENE GEORGE GRENANDER KAREN GROFF Ronald gross Joel GROSSMAN I KATHLEEN GROVER JULIE GUDMESTAD JERRY GUNHUS JUDITH GUSTAFSON CATHERINE HAGEN 29 IP JILL HALLQUIST LAWRENCE HALPERN LAURA HAMLIN JUDY HAMMERSTROM (JERRI HANNAN JESSICA HANSEN SUZANNE HANSEN BARB HANSON GARY HANSON JUDITH HANSON MARILYN MAR Dll MICHAEL HARRIS ARY MARRING’! ' Kl RT HARR! n Jill Iiallquist: NHS, WAHIAN Stall. Hall of Fame, Girls' Swimming, Bad-minton, Blue Tri, Pep Club. Lawrence Halpcrn: NHS, Politix Club, Senior Board, Oriel Staff. Hi-Y. Honor Group. Laura Ann Hamlin: Chorus. Pep Club. Judy Hammerstrom: Quill Club, Blue Tri, Politix Club. Poplars Stall, Chorus. Gerri Hannan: Pep Club, plans to become a nurse. Jessica Hansen: Pep Club. Junior Achievement. Suzanne Hansen: Hobby is oil painting, plans a future in art. Barb Hanson: Blue Tri, Pep Club. UC Service Club, Grist Reporter. Gary Hanson: Hi-Y. Football, Washburn boot hockey participant. Judith Hanson: Work Program, plans a future in stenography or cosmetology. Marilyn Hardie: Blue Tri. plans to become a dental assistant. Gary Harrington: Enjoys bowling and hockey, plans for a higher education. Michael Harris: Swimming Captain, Grist Reporter. Kurt Harrison: NHS. Basketball, Track. Virginia Hart: Blue Tri, Philosophy Club, to become a nurse. Jill Hartley: Grist Reporter. Blue Tri, Quill Club, 1 lomecoming Attendant. Pep Club. James Hartmann: Grist Staff, Chorus. Hi-Y. German Club. Sue Harvey: Chorus, enjoys golf. VIRGINIA HART JILL HARTLEY JAMES HARTMANN SUE HARVEY 30 JUDITH HATLING PAUL HAWKINSON DAVID HAWLEY NANCY HAYNES Judith Hailing: Blue Tri, UC Service Club, Pep Club. Paul Hawkinson: Skip, Hi-Y, enjoys skiing. David Hawley: Band, plays in his own band, plans a future in education. Nancy Haynes: Interested in science and music. Elizabeth Hearn: Betty, Blue Tri, French Club. Pep Club. Chorus. Wayne Heath: Plans to attend a trade school. Karlotta Heck rich: “Karlic. Blue Tri, Pep Club, plans a future in law. Jerry Hedger: Hi-Y. interested in sports. Thomas Hedin: “Tom.” enjoys sports and boating, plans to join the armed forces. Robert Heiberg: N'HS, Crist Staff. Grctchen Heim: La Petite Academic, French Club. NHS, Swimming, Politix Club. Blue Tri. Nancy Helin: Nance, Work Program, plans to attend a business school. Marian Henderson: Politix Club, French Club, German Club, Blue Tri. Terry Henderson: Enjoys working on cars. Harvey Hendrickson: Cross-country, Skiing. Track, Lcltcrmcn’s Club, Hi-Y. John Hendrickson: Hi-Y. Football Cocaptain. Hockey. Baseball, Lettermen’s Club. Melvin Hendrix: Transfer student from Central, enjoys sports Darrell Hcncy: Skip,” enjoys skin diving, worked as a stock boy. ELIZABETH HEARN WAYNE IIEATH KARLOTTA HECK RICH JERRY HEDGER TERRY HENDERSON HARVEY HENDRICKSON JOHN HENDRICKSON MELVIN HENDRIX DARRELL HENF.Y THOMAS HEDIN ROBERT HEIBERG GRETCHEN HEIM NANCY HELIN MARIAN HENDERSON 31 DAVID HOBAN PHYLLIS HOEKSTRA BARBARA HOFMAN DIANE HOIOSEN SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Pat Henning: Blue Tri. Pep Club, Chorus. Fred Henrichs: Hi-Y. enjoys hunting. Gretchen Hentges: Grist Staff, NHS. Blue Tri. Orchestra. Mary Ellen Hessing: NHS, Blue Tri. Chorus. Pep Club. Gary Heutmaker: “Hoot.” B-tjuad Football, Class Play. Barbara Higley: Blue Tri, Pep Club. Chorus. Gary Hilden: Enjoys boating and hunting, plans a future in mechanical engineering. Bernard Hill: “Bcrnic, Track Qxaptain, Cross-country, Let-termen's Club. Debate. Bruce Hilliard: Interested in sports, plans a future in business administration. Mary Hilton: Sang in church choir, enjoys had-minton and swimming. David Hohan: Enjoys sports and cars, plans to attend an art school. Phyllis Hoekstra: W A HI AN Staff, Blue Tri, Red Cross, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Chorus. Barbara Hofman: German Club. Pep Club. Blue Tri. Diane Hoiosen: Blue Tri. Pep Club. Chorus. Carol Hollander: UC Service Club, Hall of Fame, Politix Club, Blue Tri, Pep Club. Bob Hollister: Enjoys football. Richard Holm: Rich,” participated in boxing. Ann Holm-berg: Senior Board, Blue Tri. Politix Club, Pep Club. CAROL HOLLANDER BOB HOLLISTER RICHARD HOLM ANN HOLMBERG DIANE HOLMES DOUG HOLTAN JUDY HOLTAN LINDA HOLTER SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Diane Holmes: Quill Club, French Club, Pep Club. Doug Holtan: Football, Hi-Y, Washburn boot hockey participant. Judy Holtan: Blue Tri. Pep Club, NHS. Linda Holier: Work Program. Donna Flolverson: Blue Tri, Red Cross, plans to become an airline stewardess. Gerry Hoppe: Quill Club, plans a future in forestry. Loren Hosfield: NHS. WAHIAN Staff. Latin Club. Politix Club. Nancy Hove: Quill Club, Politix Club, UC Service Club, French Club, Pep Club, Blue Tri, Grist Reporter. E. Arnold Hoye: “Arnie. NHS, Hi-Y. enjoys motorcycling and skin diving. Gerald Huss: Enjoys all sports, plans to join the armed forces. William Huttner: “Bill, Band, plans a future in veterinary medicine. Carol Isensee: Blue Tri President, Pep Club, Chorus, Red Cross. John Iverson: Ivy,” Hi-Y, enjoys working on Model A Fords. Raymond Jackson: Basketball Manager, plans to attend an engineering school. Robert Jackson: Rube, WAHIAN Staff, Golf. Washburn hoot hockey participant. Edward Jacobson: Hi-Y, German Club. Philip Jahnke: “Phil. James Jared: Junior Achievement, Chorus. DONNA HOLVERSON GERRY HOPPE LOREN HOSFIELD NANCY HOVE 33 34 GLORIA JOHNSON HAROLD JOHNSON JANET JOHNSON KINNEY JOHNSON Betty Ann Jensen: NHS, German Club, Quill Club, Politix Club. Honor Group. Latin Club. Dianne Jensen: Blue Tri. Pep Club. Chorus. Sara Jensen: Quill Club. Philosophy Club. Chorus. Robert Jergenson: Enjoys hunting ami fishing. Meredith Jewson: Ju� NHS. AES student to Finland, Politix Club, Honor Group. German Club, Debate. Carter Joadwine: “Toad. Orchestra, leader of Hi-Fi's dance hand. Charles Johansson: German Club. Politix Club. Philosophy Club. Ches Club. Bruce Johnson: Football, Male Chorus. Diane Johnson: Work Program. Frank Johnson: Work Program. Gloria Johnson: Blue Tri. Chorus, Pep Club. Harold Johnson: Plans to join the armed forces. Janet Johnson: Blue Tri. Pep Club, plant to become a psychiatrist. Kinney Johnson: NHS. Student Council. Football, Basketball Co-captain, Track. Lxttermen’s Club. Hi-Y, Male Chorus. Lib Johnson: Lee,” Blue Tri. German Club. Politix Club. Girls’ Swimming. Monica Johnson: Blue Tri, Quill Club. Red Cross. Pep Club. Natalie Ann Johnson: Blue Tri, German Club. Chorus. Pete Johnson: Swimming, plans a future in electrical engineering. LILA JOHNSON MONICA JOHNSON NATALIE JOHNSON PETE JOHNSON RONALD JOHNSON SUE JOHNSON VIRGINIA JOHNSON KERSEY JONES Ron Johnson: Red, Work Program, plans to become a commercial pilot. Sue Johnson: Junior Achievement. Pep Club. Quill Club. Virginia Johnson: Ginny, Chorus, Pep Club, plans a future in physical therapy. Kersey Jones: Philosophy Club, Blue Tri, Grist Reporter. Class Play. Jack Jorgensen: Enjoys cars. David Kaluza: Dave.” Work Program. Poul Erik Kandrup: AFS student from Denmark. German Club. Honorary Student Council Member. Politix Club. Sally Karcher: Hall of Fame. Pep Club Board. Blue Tri. Chorus. Mary Kelly: NHS. Senior Roard. Quill Club. (irist Staff. German Club. Honor Group, Pep Club. Ann Kemper: “Kemper,'' Work Program, Blue Tri. Donald Kern: Plans to attend a trade school. Maybeth Kern: “May. Band. Hannah Keyser: NHS. Quill Club. Blue Tri. German Club, Library Staff. Kathy Kindstrom: Homecoming Attendant. Hall of Fame. Credit Bureau, Blue Tri. Spanish Club, Grist Reporter, Pep Club, Chorus. Mary Kjera: Blue Tri. Library Staff. Pep Club. Alivars Klans: Work Program. Janet Kocina: Pep Club, Chorus. Gerald Koland: Gerry.” JACK JORGENSEN DAVID KALUZA POUL ERIK KANDRUP SALLY KARCHER 35 p 4 I AY K REMEN DUANE KRIPPNER david krocak JOHN KUHN ERICK KUUBITS MARY LAIRD NANCY LAMSON BENITA LANDER PAT LANDY Robert Kollen: Hi-Y, Sound Crew, Cross-country. Cheryl Kories: ■■Terr)', French Club. Latin Club, plans a future in dancing. William Koshejd: “Bill, CrosKountry. David Kotz: “Dave. Nicholas Krapu: Nick. an avid amateur radio operator. Jay Kremen: Hi-Y. Swimming, Politix Club. Duane Krippner: Interested in sports and cars. David Krocak: “Crow. Male Chorus, plans to become an accountant. John Kuhn: B-squad Football. Erik Kuubits: Enjoys water skiing and hunting. Mary Laird: French Club, Blue Tri, La Petite Academic. Nancy Lamson: NHS. Student Council Corresponding Secretary. WAHIAN Staff, Blue Tri. Pep Club. Grist Reporter, Politix Club. Benita Lander: German Club President. Poplars Staff. Quill Club. NHS. German Dancers. Pat Landy: Stage Crew. Drama Play. John Lang: Enjoys working on cars, plans to join the Marines. James Lange: German Club. Quill Club, plans a future in electrical engineering. Nancy Langren: Work Program, plans to become an airline stesvardess. Linda Larsen: Blue Tri. Politix Club. Chorus, plans to become a nurse. JOHN LANG JAMES LANGE NANCY LANGREN LINDA LARSEN RICHARD LARSEN CAROLE LARSON DOUGLAS LARSON KIM LARSON Richard Larsen: “Dick. Carole Larson: Laurie, Chorus. Douglas Larson: Moose, Hi-Y. Red Cross. Kim I.arson: Grist Staff. Debate. NHS, Latin Club. Philosophy Club, Honor Group. Sue Larson: Blue Tri, Gqst Reporter, Credit Bureau, Spanish Club, Chorus, Pep Club. Julie Lau: UC Service Club. Grist Reporter, Blue Tri, Pep Club, Red Cross. Michele Laux: “Mike. Pep Club, plans to become a secretary. Michael Lawler: Plans a future in business administration. Craig Lee: B-squad Foot (tall. Male Chorus. Judy Lcidner: Chorus, plans a future in professional modeling. Voigt Lcnmark: F.njoys golf. Karen I-esch: Quill Club, German Club, Chorus. James Lestor: NHS, Hi-Y. German Club Vice-president, Track, Senior Board. Frances Lewellen: German Club, interested in ballet. Joan Lewis: Spent senior year in Iran, Honor Group. Linda Lewis: NHS, WAHIAN Staff, Blue Tri Cabinet, Credit Bureau. Teresa Liebster: Foreign Student from Venezuela, Spanish Club, plans to attend a secondary commercial school. Vija Liepins: “Filitc. SUSAN LARSON JULIF. LAU MICHELE LAUX MICHAEL LAWLER FRANCES LEWELLEN JOAN LEWIS LINDA LEWIS TERESA LIEBSTER VIJA LIEPINS 37 38 DOUG LOGELAND SHARON LUEDDECKE RICHARD LUKE JAMES LYNUM DAVID MAETZOLD KAREN I.IN DC; REN DIANNE I.INDSKOG BARBARA LIVERMORE JAMES LIVINGSTON JUDY LOBSTEIN BETTY JANE MAGNUSON JIM MAKRES greg maland MARILYN MARKEY SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Karen Lindgren: NHS, Quill Club. Blue Tri. Pep Club, plans a future in the foreign service. Dianne Lindskog: (jjjsl. Staff. Senior Award. Quill Club. Spanish Club. Red Cross. Barbara Livermore: Blue Tri. Pep Club. James Livingston: NHS, Cross-country, Debate, Chess Club. Judy Lobstcin: Homecoming Attendant, “Daisy Mae, UC Service Club. Blue Tri. Pep Club. Politix Club. Chorus. Doug Logeland: Hi-Y, Golf. Sharon Luddecke: Blue Tri. German Club. Pep Club. Richard Luke: Band, enjoys jazz. Jim Lynum: Hi-Y, Male Chorus, Swimming. Dave Mactzold: “Metz. Cheerleader. Homecoming Attendant, Hall of Fame. Male Chorus. Lettermen’s Club. Betty Jane Magnuson: German Club. Chorus. Jim Makres: “Mitch, Male Chorus, plans to join the armed forces. Greg Maland: Male Chorus. Marilyn Markey: “Marvl. Blue Tri. Karen Marnle: UC Service Club, Blue Tri. Pep Club. Chorus. Leif Maroy: Work Program, enjoys skiing. John Martin: Jack, Hall of Fame, plays the guitar. Stephen Martin: Hi-Y, B-squad Football. KAREN MARNIE LEIF MAROY JOHN MARTIN STEPHEN MARTIN SHARON MARTINSON SUSAN MARTINSON SHEILA MARTYN MARY LOU MASON SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Sharon Martinson: Marty, Honor Group, NHS, Senior Board. Pep Club. Susan Martinson: NHS. WAHIAN Stall. Quill Club. German Club, Politix Club, Blue Tri. Pep Club. Sheila Martyn: Pep Club, Chorus. Mary Lou Mason: Work Program, plans a future in dental hygiene. Dwight Massey: Butch,” plans to join the Marines. Sonja Mathison: Blue Tri. UC Service Club, Red Cross, Pep Club. Brian Mattice: B squad Football, Washburn boot hockey participant. James McAvoy: Mac, plans to join the armed forces. Richard McCall: Poplars Stall. Quill Club. Male Chorus, Class Play. Jay McCausland: B-squad Football, Junior Achievement. Karen McDonough: Quill Club, Pep Club. Mary JTo McDonough: NHS. WAHIAN Staff, Credit Bureau, Grist Reporter, Sjuaish Club, Pep Club. Diane McKenzie: Dcno, NHS, Ticket Seller, German Club, Politix Club. Philosophy Club. Marilyn McMastcr: Library Staff, Chorus. Barbara McNamee: Blue Tri, Pep Club. Chorus. Lewis McNeill: ‘ Lewie, Hi-Y. Class Play. Swimming, member of the Throttle Merchants. Beatrice McNiece: “Bea, Work Program. Robert McNulty: Nutsly, Hi Y, Homecoming Attendant. DWIGHT MASSEY SONJA MATHISON BRIAN MATTICE JAMES McAVOY MARILYN McMASTER BARBARA McNAMEE lewis McNeill BEATRICE McNIECE ROBERT McNULTY RICHARD McCALL JAY McCAUSLAND karen McDonough MARY JO McDonough diane McKenzie KAREN MOE CLAUDIA MOLIN GARY MONSETH PATRICIA MONTGOMERY Freddy Mcinleldcr: NHS, German Club. Gerald Melin: NHS, Chess Club. Politix Club. Jacqueline Mellang: “Jacqui, Pep Club, Chorus, Blue Tri. Stephen Merriman: N'HS, German Club, Debate. James Meyer: Male Chorus. Floyd Charles Mickclson: “Chuck. B-squad Football, plans a future in medicine. Ruth Milanese: NHS. Blue Tri, Betty Crocker Homemaking Award, Pep Club. Orchestra. Robert Miller: Football Manager, Ixttcrmcn’s Club, Hi-Y. Nathan Mitchell: “Nate,” Basketball, Baseball. Male Chorus. Eric Mjolsncs: NHS, Grist Staff. Hi-Y. Karen Moe: NHS. Student Council, Hall of Fame, Blue Tri Cabinet, Pep Club, Politix Club, French Club. Claudia Molin: Blue Tri, Work Program, plans a future in secretarial work. Gary Monseth: Plans to attend the Minneapolis School of Art. Patricia Montgomery: “Pat,” Blue Tri. plans to become an airline stewardess. Carolyn Moore: Blue Tri, Pep Club, plans to become an elementary teacher. James Morgan: “Jim. Gretchcn Muehlbcrg: NHS. WAHIAN Staff, Blue Tri, Credit Bureau, Politix Club. Pep Club. Kevin Murphy: Student Council. Hall of Fame, Homecoming Attendant, Class Play. CAROLYN MOORE JAMES MORGAN GRETCHEN MUEHLBERG KEVIN MURPHY JULIE MVHR LAWRENCE NF.ER BILL NEGAARD CAROL NELSON Julie Myhr: NHS, Senior Board. Blue Tri, German Club. Politix Club. Orchestra. Lawrence Neer: “Larry, Hi-Y, B-squad Football. Bill Negaard: Hi-Y, B-squad Football. Carol Nelson: Chorus, Homecoming Attendant. Blue Tri. Pep Club. Chuck Nelson: “Rock, interested in electronics and mechanics. Daniel Nelson: “Danny. Class President, Hall of Fame, Wrestling, Hi-Y. Dennis Nelson: Hi-Y. Basketball. Homecoming Attendant, Let-termen's Club, Golf, Tennis. James Nelson: “Jim, plans to join the Army. Norman Nelson: Nemo, enjoys hunting. Ralph Nelson: Tennis. Debate. Roger Nelson: Plans to join the armed forces. Barbara Nodlcr: Pep Club, Grist Reporter, Chorus. Fred Nord: Football, Hockey, Track, Ixttcrmcn’s Club. Hi-Y. “Li'l Abner,” Chorus. Byron Nordstrom: Bywa, WAHIAN Co-Editor. NHS, Hi-Y, Politix Club. German Club, sang with the Casuals. Robert Nordstrom: NHS. Senior Board. Track. Hi-Y, German Club. Paul Norton: Student Council President. Hi-Y Cabinet, Football. Hockey. Track Co-captain, Lettermen’s Club. Patricia Nugent: Blue Tri. Pep Club. Barbara Nus: NHS, Spanish Club Treasurer, Blue Tri, Library Aid. CHUCK NELSON DANIEL NELSON DENNIS NELSON JAMES NELSON 41 MARY OMAN RUTH ANN OMAN SHARON O'NEILL THOMAS O'NEILL Jeanette Nychlemoe: “Jan,” Blue Tri. Chorus. David Nygaard: Basketball, Senior Board, Hi-Y Cabinet. Male Chorus. Craig Nystrom: Senior Board. B-squad Football, Hi-Y. Peter Nyvall: Hi-C, Audio-Visual Crew. Doug Ochcltrcc: Och, Hi-Y, sang with the Casuals, Male Chorus, German Club. Charles O’Connell: Hi-Y, B-squad Football. Sally Ogdahl: Blue Tri. Red Cross, Chorus. Pep Club, Girls' Golf. Karen Ohlson: Kay, plans to become a home economics teacher. Alan Olson: “Al, NHS, Skiing, Hi-Y. William Olson: “Willy.” Senior Board, Hi-Y. Mary Oman: Chorus. Blue Tri. Ruth Ann Oman: “Annie, Red Cross, plans to become a teacher. Sharon O’Neill: UC Service Club. Blue Tri, Pep Club, Chorus. Thomas O’Neill: “Tim.” Hi-Y, Skiing. Richard Onsrud: Hi-Y. German Club, plans to become a doctor. Sharon Opava: Flag Twirler, interested in art. Mary Orfield: NHS, German Club. Politix Club. Ron Ostberg: Oz. Hi-Y, Washburn boot hockey participant. RICHARD ONSRUD SHARON OPAVA MARY ORFIELD RON OSTBERG JACK PAGEL MICHAEL PAIGE CHARLES PARSONS MICHAEL PARTRIDGE Jack Pagcl: Football, Track. Hi-Y, Leltermen’s Club. Michael Paige: Mike. Charles Parsons: Hi-Y, Philosophy Club, Grist Reporter. German Club. Michael Partridge: Swimming Manager, Politix Club, Hi-C. Karen Pasch-meyer: Blue Tri, Office Staff. James Patton: German Club. Judith Paul: Blue Tri, Politix Club, UC Service Club, Pep Club. Philosophy Club. Class Play. Judith Pauls: “Bud,” NMS, Blue Tri. Chorus. Pep Club. Marilynn Paulson: Pep Club, enjoys music. Pauline Pearson: “Posh, Blue Tri, Chorus. Linda Pccry: N'HS. Pep Club, Blue Tri. Spanish Club. Office Staff, Grist Reporter. Barbara Pelletier: Blue Tri, Cheerleader. Hall of Fame, Pep Club. Bcrtil Persson: Bert.” enjoys photography and hockey. Beth Peters: Spanish Club, Blue Tri, Pep Club, Chorus. David Peterson: Enjoys swimming and working on cars. Doug Peterson: Work Program. Joyce Peterson: Chorus, Pep Club. Lynne Peterson: NI IS. Grist Staff, Library Staff, Credit Bureau. KAREN PASCHMEYER |AMES PATTON JUDITH PAUL JUDITH PAULS BETH PETERS DAVID PETERSON DOUG PETERSON JOYCE PETERSON LYNNE PETERSON MARILYNN PAULSON PAULINE PEARSON LINDA PF.ERY BARBARA PELLETIER BERTIE PERSSON 43 MARY PRU(;il GERALD PRYD DENNIS PURCELL MARY LOUISE QUEST SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Mar - Peterson: “Little One, Blue Tri, Chorus. Trudy Peterson: Credit Bureau, Hall of Fame, Blue Tri. Pep Club, ('horns. Kirkman Phelps: Grist Reporter, German Club. Alan Phipps: “Al. Tennis Captain. Hi-Y, plays Chess. Janet Piepgras: German Club. Polilix Club, Blue Tri. Pep Club. Richard Piepgras: Senior Board. Swimming Captain. Hi-Y, Lettermen’s Club. Joan Podany: Blue Tri. Pep Club, Chorus. Gary Podas: Hi-Y. Golf, German Club, sang with the Casuals. Gerald Polk: Interested in weightlifting. Joe Prins: Senior Board, Leuermen’s Club, Swimming. Hall of Fame. Mary Prugh: Library Staff. Blue Tri, French Club. Crist Reporter. Gerald Pryd: Senior Board, Football, Baseball, Lclicrmen’s Club. Dennis Purcell: Sound Crew, plans to attend a forestry school. Mary Louise Quest: Mae Wee, NHS, WAHIAN Staff. Politix Club, Girls’ Swimming, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Honor Group. Thomas Radtke: “Bones, plans a future in commercial art. Thomas Rad .om: Hi-Y, enjoys duck hunting. John Raiche: Jack,” Band, plans a future in music. Patricia Ranger: Blue Tri, Pep Club, Grist Reporter, Chorus. THOMAS RADTKE TOM RADZOM JOHN RAICHE PATRICIA RANGER KATHRYN RASMUSSEN JAMES REUTERFELDT PAUL RICHMOND janice Kicker SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Kathryn Rasmussen: Class Secretary, Blue Tri Cabinet, NHS, German Club. Polilix Club. Pep Club. Honor Group, Senior Award. James Reuterfeldt: Senior Board, Golf. Paul Richmond: NHS, Hi-Y, German Club, Golf Captain. Honor Group. Janice Ricker: “Jan. NHS, Blue Tri, Honor Group. Gerald Robb: Male Chorus. Charles Robbins: Charlie. Jack Rognlic: Football, Wrestling, Track. Credit Bureau. Thomas Romfo: Hi-Y, B-squad Football, Male Chorus. Kathleen Ronning: Blue Tri. French Club. Pep Club. James Rosen: Member of a car club. Gayle Rossow: Chorus, plans to attend a business college. David Rudberg: Latin Club. Eileen Rudi: Blue Tri. Office Staff. Pep Club. Chorus. John Russ: Hockey, interested in sports. Thomas Sackctt: Tom. William Sackrider: Wrestling, Male Chorus. Kerstin Sandberg: Chris. Blue Tri. German Club. Pep Club. Mary Sarazin: Office Staff, Chorus. GERALD ROBB CHARLES ROBBINS JACK ROGNLIE THOMASROMFO KATHLEEN RONNINC JAMES ROSEN GAYLE ROSSOW DAVID RUDBERG EILEEN RUDI JOHN RUSS THOMAS SACKETT WILLIAM SACKRIDER KERSTIN SANDBERG MARY SARAZIN 45 MARTHA SCHUTZ SALLY SEIDEL CAROL SELANDER RANDY SENZAKI Muriel Sarazin: Office Staff, Chorus, Glee Club. Gerald Sarp: Sound Crew, Audio-Visual Crew, plans to attend a forestry school. Janies Scheiner: Hi-Y, NHS, Politix Club. Tennis, Credit Bureau, Lcttcrmen’s Club, Honor Group, Senior Award. Ronald Schirmer: Rocky, Hi-Y, Swimming. Gerhard Schlcgcl: “Gary. collects coins and stamps. Paul Schmidt: Hi-Y, Male Chorus, belongs to a flying club. Richard Schmidt: Basketball Manager, Male Chorus, Class Play. Marlys Schneider: Blue Tri, Pep Club. Deanna Schricker: Plans a future in commercial art. Gretchcn Schricker: Blue Tri, Library Staff, Chorus, Pep Club. Martha Schutz: Credit Bureau, Blue Tri. Poplars Staff. Sally Seidel: NHS. Grist Staff, Quill Club, Poplars Staff, Spanish Club. Politix Club, Flag Twirier. Blue Tri. Carol Selander: UC Service Club, Chorus. Pep Club. Randy Senzaki: Band, German Club, Hi-C. Carol Sharp: Spanish Club, Flag Twirier. Blue Tri. Susan Shervcy: UC Service Club. Chorus. Blue Tri. Pep Club. Ann Shinn: NHS, Spanish Club President, NVAHIAN Staff, Chorus, Blue Tri. Pep Club, Senior Award, Politix Club. Kathy Shol: UC Service Club. Pep Club. CAROL SHARP SUSAN SHERVEY ANN SHINN KATHY SHOL LAWRENCE SIGURpSON JOHN SIMSO JOHN SIPPLE BARBARA SIRMA! Lawrence Sigurdson: Larry,” interested in jazz and stereo. John Simso: Golf, plans to become a hospital administrator. John Sipple: Hockey Captain, Football. Male Chorus, Baseball, Lettermen’s Club. Barbara Sirmai: Blue Tri. Library Staff, Spanish Club. Politix Club. Pep Club. John Siverson: Si.” Work Program. Elizabeth Sivertson: Office Staff. Maurinc Smilcr: Cheerleader. Blue Tri, Pep Club, French Club. Grist Reporter. Hall of Fame. Katherine Smiley: “Katy, German Club. Quill Club. Politix Club. Bonita Smith: Blue Tri. Pep Club. Chorus. James Smith: Enjoys Washburn games. Janet Smith: Jan.” Blue Tri. Chorus. Pep Club. Class Play. Marian Kay Smith: Quill Club. Pep Club. Class Play. Robert Smith: Member of a car cub. Hcllc Sober: German Club. Blue Tri. Chorus. German Dancers. Robert Solheim: Work Program. Wanda Sommerfidd: Blue Tri. Pep Club. Chorus. Palmer Sorensen: Plans to attend the University of Minnesota. Virginia Spain: “Ginni. Badminton. Blue Tri. Chorus. JOHN SIVERSON ELIZABETH SIVERTSEN MAURINE SMILER KATHERINE SMILEY 47 NANCY STEPHENS THOMAS STERNAL JUDITH STEVENS MARCIA STEVENS KAREN STEWART JERRY STAHL CHARLES STANDING TERRI STENBERG CHARLES STENSON WALTER STEPHAN WILLIAM STEWART JEROLD STILLMAN CHARLOTTE STOCKDALE STEPHEN STOLL Jerry Stahl: Football, Baseball, Hi-Y, Lettermen’s Club. Charles Standing: NHS, Senior Board, Ski Captain. Lettermen’s Club. Hi-Y, Class Play, Senior Award. Terri Stenberg: Grist Staff, Blue Tri. German Club. Charles Stenson: Chuck. Hi-Y. Walter Stephan: Swimming, Lettermen’s Club. Hi-Y. Washburn boot hockey participant. Nancy Stephens: Blue Tri, Politix Club, Pep Club, Chorus. Thomas Sternal: Football, Basketball Manager, German Club, Lettermen’s Club. Judith Stevens: Quill Club. Politix Club, Chorus. Marcia Stevens: Homecoming Queen, Cheerleader, Hall of Fame, Blue Tri. Red Cross, Pep Club. Karen Stewart: NHS, Honor Group, Hall of Fame. Grist Reporter, Blue Tri, German Club. William Stewart: Stewie, B-squad Football, WAHIAN Staff, Washburn boot hockey participant. Jerold Stillman: Jerry. Orchestra. Charlotte Stockdale: “Char, NHS, Blue Tri, Spanish Club, French Club. Politix Club. Stephen Stoll: Grist Co-editor, Hall of Fame, NHS, Hi-Y Cabinet. Honor Group. Roger Stolt: Cross-country. Track, Letter-men’s Club, Male Chorus, Equipment Manager. Judy Stoltc: Blue Tri, Politix Club, Pep Club, Chorus. Poplars Staff. Cynthia Stordahl: Blue Tri. French Club, Pep Club. Jacquelyn Stranberg: Jackie, Blue Tri Cabinet, Credit Bureau, French Club. Pep Club. r(x;er stolt JUDY STOLTE CYNTHIA STORDAHL JACQUELYN STRANBERG 48 LEONARD STREAM LOUISE STRUDWICK PATRICIA STUBBS PATRICIA SULLIVAN Leonard Stream: “Len, Football. Basketball, Baseball Captain. Hi-Y, Male Chorus, Hall of Fame. Louise Strudwick: UC Service Club. Blue Tri, French Club, Pep Club. Patricia Stubbs: Quill Club. Blue Tri. Pep Club, Chorus, French Club, Politix Club, Latin Club. Patricia Sullivan: Chorus. Spanish Club, Band, Pep Club, Blue Tri. Robert Sutter: Tennis. Jeff Swartz: Audio-Visual Crew. Karen Sweetnam: Blue Tri. Chorus. Karen Sylvester: Blue Tri. Pep Club. Susan Tasa: Blue Tri. Pep Club, Chorus. Roselyn Tauber: “Roz,” Red Cross. Elizabeth Templeton: “Betsy, Student Council, NHS, Badminton, Chorus, Hall of Fame. Blue Tri, Pep Club. Douglas Tews: Plans to join the Air Force. Theodore Thiel: “Ted, Male Chorus. German Club. Peter Thompson: Hockey, Tennis, Hi-Y. Male Chorus, I.ettermen’s Club. Tom Titcomb: Hi-Y. Hockey. Jennifer Trewyn: Jen, Spanish Club, Blue Tri. Chorus, Pep Club. James Trow: “Jay. Crist Staff. Cerman Club. Joyce Trowbridge: Band. ROBERT SUTTER JEFF SWARTZ KAREN SWEETNAM KAREN SYLVESTER PETER THOMPSON TOM TITCOMB JENNIFER TREWYN JAMES TROW JOYCE TROWBRIDGE SUSAN TASA ROSELYN TAUBER ELIZABETH TEMPLETON DOUGLAS TEWS THEODORE THIEL 49 DOUGLAS VF.1T LYNNE VICKERS BRUCE VICI'OR SALLY WALL SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Leslie Tyron: Collects stamps and coins, plans to join the armed forces. Margaret Tucker: Midge, Blue Tri. Pep Club. Chorus. Cameron Turnbull: Butch, interested in model trains. Douglas Turnbull: Doug. Wrestling, interested in living. Roger Ucltschi: Wayoo. interested in hypnotism. Carol Ulmer: NHS.WAHIAN Stall. Red Cross President, Miss Holiday, Blue Tri, Class Play, Senior Award. Pep Club. Judith Underwood: Blue I fi. Pep Club. Mary Anne Vandcrlindcn: Office Stall. Blue Tri. Pep Club. Judith VanDevere: “Judic,” Blue Tri. Pep Club, enjoys water sports. Jadyn Vartdal: Jackie, Blue Tri. Pep Club. Douglas Veit: Enjoys hunting, plans a future in conservation work. Lynne Vickers: Blue Tri, UC Service (dub. enjoys modeling. Bruce Victor: Vie, Hi-Y, member of a car club. Sally Wall: NHS, WAHIAN Staff, Honor Group, Quill Club President, Spanish Club Secretary, Grist Reporter. Poplars Staff, Politix Club. Pam Wallin: Pep Club, Library Staff, Blue Tri. George Walter: Graduated in January. John Walter: Jay, member of a car club. Sara Sue Walters: Susie. Blue Tri. Chorus. PAM WALLIN GEORGE WALTER JOHN WALTER SARA SUE WALTERS PATRICIA WARHOL VIRGINIA WEBB MARJORIE WEEKLY MIKE WELBAUM SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 Patricia Warhol: Senior Board, Blue Tri. Badminton, Pep Club. Chorus. Virginia Webb: Ginni, Chorus, Blue Tri. Pep Club. Marjorie Weekly: ’’Marg, Red Cross. Blue Tri, Pep Clul . Chorus. Mike Welbaum: Football Co-captain. NHS, Class Treasurer. Hall of Fame, Senior Award, Boys’ State, Lettermen’s Club, Hi-Y Cabinet, Basketball. Baseball, Male Chorus. Sara West: ‘'Sally,' Baton Tsviriu, Blue Tri. French Club. Marlene Westlund: Chorus. John Wharton: Junior Achievement, Audio-Visual Crew, Class Play. Susan Wickland: Girls' Golf, Blue Tri, German Club, Pep Club. Chorus. Carol Wicks: Blue Tri. Pep Club. Chorus. James Widfcldt: Swimming. James Wilbur: Hi-Y. NHS, Chorus. Grist Reporter, German Club. George Williams: Willie.’’ John Williams: Washburn boot hockey participant. Diane Wilson: Blue Tri, NHS. French Club, Politix Club, Pep Club, Chorus. Susan Wilson: Blue Tri, Mag Twirler. Chorus. Richard Wittke: “Dick. Judith Wojciak: Office Staff. I .era Lou Wolner: NHS, Latin Club, Spanish Club. Blue Tri. Library Staff. SARA WEST MARLENE WESTLUND JOHN WHARTON SUSAN WICKLAND xry DIANE WII„SON SUSAN WILSON RICHARD WITTKE JUDITH WOJCIAK LERA LOU WOLNER mr mm o CAROL WICKS JAMES WIDFELDT JAMES WILBUR GEORGE WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMS MARIAN WONG SUSAN WOODWARD GAVIN WRIGHT MICHELE WY! Marian Wong: Blue Tri, Red Crow, Pep Club. Politix Club. Susan Woodward: Blue Tri, Pep Club. Politix Club. Chorus. Gavin Wright: Hi-Y Cabinet. Student Council Treasurer. Basketball Ccxaptain. Track, NHS. Boys' State. German Club. Honor Group. Senior Award Michele Wyman: German Club. Blue Tri, Philosophy Club. Susan Y’oungdahl: Pep Club. Blue Tri, Red Cross, Chorus. Esther Yurko: Essie, Blue Tri. Janet Zenk: Blue Tri, Pep Club, Chorus. In those moments we found... Wc will always remember our first day at Washburn . . . the bridge over the big ditch on 50th street . . . 45c is all it costs you at McDonald's” ... The National Champion Gophers and the Rose Bowl ... Ivy League suits . . . Beethoven's birthday . . . “No Beta . . . Operation Abolition . . . ‘‘He's coming with my Washburn pen. . . . the Lyndale . . . Fred Nord's touchdown on the punt play . . . vests . . . “You do good work, Roy ... Representatives from the following colleges . . . “The Untouchables . . . ineffably bum ... the Washington trip ... Of Mice and Men . . . boot hockey . . . “The Matchmaker” . . . drawing plates for Mr. Roder ... Mr. Beck’s pharmacist’s jacket . . . the Fat Men's Club . . . St. Agnes’ Eve ... the big snow and Wc will remain in homeroom until enough teachers arrive to run the school . . . The Catcher in the Rvc ... the Bots, Johnny Flood and the boys . . . What? Me study? . . . Huckleberry Hound and better than the average bear . . . open houses . . . when wc beat the senior women in football and hockey . . . morning bulletins . . . Pumpkin caroling . . . Mr. Meyer’s beard . . . SBF . .. knee-ticklers . . . “Swing With the Cats . . . Queen Marcia and King Lloyd . . . National Bop-a-lina Day . . . when Friendship Week was changed to Welcome Week . . . the Pizza Garden . . . Mctrccal” . . . Mad magazine . . . Kathy Kindstrom’s singing . . . state hockey tournaments . . . Charley the janitor .. . twink .. . What do wc eat for breakfast? . .. Yoga ... beating Henry in football . . . The train ride or the YMCA ? . . . WAHIAN vs. Grist . . . Just where IS Washburn going? ... senior homerooms... cha, cha, cha ... the RAH float ... term themes . . . Mr. Johnson . . . jungle noises ... the Senior Snow Party . . . “esoteric . . . election night . . . Theme from the Apartment . . . Miss Callender Appreciation Day . . . Senior Pep Dav ... the Tops ... Holiday Highlight ... “Snort and May I present to Mr. “Washburn” on behalf.... Mary Kjera’s walk ... City Champs in wrestling ... I is for Giz” ... “ooic Stewie ... our lovely Queen Carol . .. “Bombers here, Bombers there ... “The 1961 WAHIAN will be shaped like a football ... baccalaureate ... Peanuts ... the Ccntoncs ... the boy cheerleaders' new sweaters . . . Me and Mv Shadow . . . senior 52 women with underclassmen and senior men with underclasswomen . . . “Cool the Polars . . . non-conformists, clods, and status seekers ... “To Ik- or not to be” ... the Senior Banquet... senior women tromp-ing the juniors in the overtime football game . . . Daisy (Judy Lobstein) Mae and L’il (Fred Nord) Abner . . . creative writing . . . “av” . . . our exchange students, Donatella, Rcnate, Tersa, and Poul... Hawaii . . . beating Roosevelt in wrestling . . . movies every Monday in “Mad. Probs.” . . . honor study halls . . . watching the debates on TV . . . the Casuals . . . “Buy a W A HI AN” mobiles... Ruliffson’s talks in pep auditoriums . . . biggest class to hit Washburn . . . lockers with locks . . . posture queens . . . dissecting frogs in biology . . . State Baseball Champs two years in a row .. . college boards. . . our joint class memorial . .. the SW in the lawn . . . finally getting to say “the scivors say we’re gonna win! ' ... wearing black and white in Christmas Chorus ... hall monitors... Why You! .. . District 17 Champs in hockey . . . the Senior Train Ride . . . accelerated math classes ... all school calendars .. . Jack Paar ... commencement announcements .. . “whimp” . . . Homecoming at home ... our gym clothes flying on the Washburn flag pole ... the “Jackie Kennedy look” . . . the String Quartet . . . Shibui . . . the B O . . . everlasting dieting . . . pot-lucks . . . Tarzan movies on Saturday nights . . . the Roosevelt vs. Washburn Mud Bowl . . . joints . • -“Please confine your missile hurling to the football field” . . . “The Flintstoncs” . . . courtesy talks in the homeroom . . . Mr. Smith and “Season tickets are still a good buy.” ... knitting ... “Hey Li Lee Li Lee” . .. health classes . . . escapades in chcm lab . . . “Mama’s Muu Muu” ... the Spring Sing ... Karen J. Anderson, Square dancers at Senior Snow Party. the only girl in Male Chorus.. . Haiku poetry . .. Mr. Krause in pep auditoriums . . . planting new poplar trees . . . “Uncle Poobah’s Fairy Tales” . . . Ode’s Green Mountain Boys . . . physical fitness . . . “Once in Love With Amy ... Joe Prins’ truck with bell . . . Politix Club’s “Great Debates . . . wrapping lockers as birthday presents .. . beating Southwest 61-0 for the class of 61 ... WCCO standing for Washburn Crosbv Company . . . senior women in pigtails . . . our new science rooms . . . reading the Grist every other Fridav ... the solemnity of NHS inductions .. . Miss Olson's mushrooms . . . WDGY and KDWB . . . collecting Kingston Trio records . . . the Hall of Fame Christmas Tree . . . ‘“excused and unexcuscd” . . . art exhibits in the front hall ... Student Council reports ... the manv things we did together as the wonderful Class of 1961. Barbershop boys cut a figure in Ccdcrstrand’s buggy. FRIENDLIEST Karen Moe and Kevin Murphy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathy Rasmussen and Steve Stoll CUTEST COUPLE Barb Pelletier and Ron Edwards MOST TALENTED Kathy Kindstrom and Jack Martin 54 MOST FUN Trudy Peterson and John Flood BEST LOOKING Marcia Stevens and Lloyd Anderson of Fame DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Liz Elston and Paul Norton BIGGEST FLIRTS Carol Hollander and Jerry Gunhus PEPPIEST Maurinc Smiler and Dave Maetzold MOST ATHLETIC Jill Hallquist and Len Stream MOST INTELLIGENT Karen Stewart and Jay Trow FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Donotello Gobvffi, Paul Kandrup, Renafe Banker, Tereto liebrler. Foreign students... our world grows smaller Don’t just stand there, get a shovel! Through the efforts of exchange student programs, the nations of the world may exchange ideas and promote understanding. Washburn was fortunate this year to have four foreign exchange students: Dona Gahutti from Italy, Renatc Bcnlecr from Germany, Teresa Liebstcr from Venezuela, and Poul Kandrup from Denmark. Dona participated in the drama plays and was active in the language clubs. She claims that she has found more pizza in America than in Italy. Teresa missed the large bananas, as popular and widely used in Venezuela as potatoes arc here, but liked the public school system. Renate thought that the Minnesota climate was too cold in the winter and too hot in the summer. Mostly she missed her gymnastic club in Germany. Poul, who enjoyed all his subjects at Washburn, missed the carefree pastime and good exercise of riding his bike. Meredith Jewson was our representative abroad this year. Meredith spent the summer in Finland, where she stayed with two different families and shared their family life. We have reached only one summit... 57 geometry IN art GOTHIC WINDOW USE OF GEOMETRY IN BASIC DESIGN nabs Congruen! v � Tnanqies Contirc eT + y. se 5wi chs AiZsSS SAA H' waiting for expression NTIAL lovaro Bartley Anne Boxter JUNIORS Ann Aokar Sleva Adomt Doug Additon Worren Ajax Joon Aldan Roy Allord Jackie Alldridge Diona Anderton John Andarton Koran Andarton Mary Andarton Mika Andarton Pom Andarton Paul Anderton Pete Andarton Ron Anderton Tom Andarton Judy Appal Ruth Arentton Cheryl Augar louit Augar Mory Bobb Wolf Bachman Mike Boiler Barbara Baxter Bob Bean Bob Back Bath Becker Suton 8eckitrvm Keren Beijer Undo Berg Sondi Berg Dionne Bargmon Tom Bergiath Dove Bargitrom Vicki 8erg Sue Horvey Danny Billman Beth Birkelond Coro) Bjerke Bonnie Bjornton Michael Blair Sharon Blomberg Dove Bloom Mike Bother! Jim Boosolit Roger Bortnem John Bosiger Brute Boiten Ellen 8raun Judy Brozmon Botly Brekke Bev Brinkworth Jeff Brower Don Brown Judy Brown Nick Brown Roseonne Brown Sue Brunei Nonty Buehler Sue Burnel Linda Burnside Junior ingenuity shines. John 8urwell Lennore Bylund Marcia Bytlrom Mike Coin Joon Campion Barbara Copmon Jeff Carlton Kolhy Carlton Koy Carlton Linda Carlton Tom Carlton Judy Caverley Jean Ceogltke Steve Childt Nancy Chritt Sandy Chriitenien Gayle Chritlopherton Jerry Ciordelli Garry Clark Ilona Clarren Jeri Clauten Mike Clendening Joni Clute John Cochran Barb Collier Roxanne Collins Cynthia Comb Bob Cordcr Brenda Craig Paul Dahlon Claudine Dalo Bob Dolke Pat Dammon Jean Daugherty Jock Oavii lynn Davis Ron Dovis Mike Dclodi Judy Denkmann Scott Denser Dove Depew Eileen Dovoy Chuck Diessner Judy Donaghy Sue Domker Dorothy Doito Joe Ellen Doyle Bob Drieich John DuBay Karin Dufour Louise DuEresne Bill Duncan lance Dunkirk Don Durwin Don Dwyer Marilyn Dygcrl Mary Eostleo Stephen Echert Priscilla Elftmonn Karen Elmquist Holly Elwell Korolyn Engen Paolo Enockson Oione Erickson Dick Erickson Jim Erickson Eonico Espy Morya Falkman Maoreen Fornhom Patrick Farrond Pool Fredtond lit Friedman Robert Friedman Brocc Frykman Skip Forbor Gloria Gobler Poola Gobrielson Delores Galornoao Ginger Galen Colleen Gallagher George Gallagher Carole Galosh Richord Garia Mary Gaspard Steve Gebert Elsa Genich Gerald Felicetta Dan Geske lesley Fellows Tom Gibson Martha Giffin Soe Gilbert Ann Felscher Steve Fetter Gory Finch 8etty Fisher Marilyn Giving Nancy Goldhirsch Bill Goodoien Pat Goodrich Dennis Flogg Mike Flaherty Dave Flesner Mike Forslond Nancy Gorhom Bob Grams Gordy Griller lois Grinder Chock Grodnik Joanne Groger linda Gross Bob Grossman Jon Grotewold Worren Gustofson Allan Hoock Ned Hoke Chris Hodden Keren Hokenson lloyd Hogstrom Reg Homes Po' Holty Kan Holcomb Howord Hollodoy Kothy Homayar Juniors hanging around. 64 Agatho Holporn Cathy Hamlin Dale Hansen Garry Hanson Ron Hanson Bonnie Hanzlik Pat Harris Gayle Horstod John Horty Sandy Hatch Bill Haug Corol Hayes Herman Hedk Robert Heimkes Noncy Hendrickson Carol Henkel Al Hermansen Janice Hetrey Bill Hill Sue Hill Mike Hilton Poula Hirschoff Steve Hoass Tom Hoddinott Marie Horn Jomes Huckle Grace Hueneman Jerry Hultstrand lorry Johnson Undo Johnson Marilyn Johnson Morna Johnson Sandra K. Johnson Sandy Johnson Woody Johnson Kothie Johnston Tom Jadwin Jeri Joneeke Audrey Jensen Dick Jensen Mary Ellen Jensen Tom Jerney Pete Kahn lou Ann Kalgren Fred Kanel Mary Kantor Ronnie Kaplan Ellen Karsh Nancy Kotx Denise Kouti Sue Keating Anne Keenon Sandy Kemp Poulo Keve Dave Jewell Bruce M. Johnson Bruce W. Johnson Carol Johnson Georgcne Johnoson Korleen Johnson Colette King Meredith Kissinger Diane Kjornes Bob Kleven Chorles Knouft Andy Knutson Bob Kofski Gory Koll Kothy Kramer °thy Karen Kvonbeek Orlyn lundborg Oorryl Kuka Mike Kyle Sue lamb Oennii Mock Mary Koy londy Stan Magnuson Joanne longner Peggy lorien John Mohc Tom Malm Roger larsen Jackie larson Jon lorson Gory Lawson Undo lea Cathy leodholm Mary leodholm Tom lehmonn Earl leidner Bob leitx Inga liepo Charles lilienfeld Charles lindley lelond Lindquist Marianne Lindquist Virginio lindquist Bob Moresh Phil Mortin Jerry Marxhausen Jeon Mayes Muriel Moys Jerry McCobe Karen McNiece John McPherson Barbara Melin Jim Meredyk John logon Scott long Mary Jane Merriom Ruby longmire Roberta Meyer Susan lovering Steve luers Carol Lukas Barbe luke Barbara lund Dave Mikelson David Miller Janet Miller lowed Miller Marilyn Miller Sondy Mill lee Monnen Carol Morgon Don Morgon lonna Motow Marilyn Mo � Roth Moynagh Connie Muller Tom Mungovan Bill Munion Undo Murnome Brian Murphy Jim Murphy George Muretroi Denny Myrick Tom Namtvedt Al Nebclthau Borb Nelion Bonnie Nelion Judy Nelion Keith Nelion loit Nelion Mike Nelion Mary N«n Richard Newby Diane Nlcholien Curt Noble Sandy Norcn Jim Noreen Joy Norlin Bradley Normon Bob Norwick George Nyholm Danny Nylin Gary Nyitrom Mark Odcgard Bob Odell Sue Oliver lorno Olm Ron Olien John Opava JUNIOR ADVISERS Row t: Mueller, Mognuion, lolrd, Wolih, Claeton, Sverdrup. Sorie' berg. Row 2: Cunningham. Ruliffion, Emerion, Beck, lykken, Cotgrove. Undo Opstad Tom Oram Jim Oiberg Karen Oiterman Karen Pagel Florence Pajenki Phil Poieriki Noel Polmer Mike Polmoriten Pat Porker Mark Por� on� Tom Patke Suo Poll Tom Pookner Bryon Pool Nancy Paul Roger Peorion Philip Perry Judy Peiehken Cynthio Poteri Dove Pcterion Jonice Peterion Jooni Petonon Judy Peterion lynell Peterion Chuck Petter Warren Pillsbury Sue Plonk Ethel Plitman Ethel lee Plitmon Jon Popko Chuck Popple Bob Poweri Mory Jo Pricit Pat Prieit Charlie Queit Doug Radtko louiie Radtko Gory Romocher Pete Rand Jon Rarick Ron Roimuion Bob Raimutien Warren Rouch Jim Raun George Rowley Dove Reed Sharon Reed Dick Reel Penny Reinke Donno Rcngitorff Frill Rcnich Keith Rennerfeldl Frank Reque Virginia Reynold! George Robert! Corol Rockmon Lee Roiium Bill Ronning Robort Roienbaum Fred Roienblott Richard Dale Rotland Floyd Ron Joan Rotxel Donna Rouie Ann Rovick Arne Rovick Warren Ruder Dennii Ryan Jim Rylander Kathy Sallee Joan Sandberg Jim Sandell Marie Sandonon Dick Schaefer Caroline Scheoffer Dave Scheviner Bob Schmitz Lloyd Sehroeder Jim Schultz Sig Schwarz Norm Scott Tom Scott Tom Sedgwick Alan Senzaki 8ob Severud Chuck Sherman Mory Sherman Lee Sherrill lorry Shodeen Joyce Sieloff Mary Simoni Borb Sjogren Jack Skarolid Roieann Skelton lec Slama Mork Smoby Carole Smith Tina Smith Ted Smith Shirley Snell Brino Snyder Wendell Snyder Judy Solomon Bill Soronion John Speier Bob Stankovich Marilyn Stauby Dick Stoffcni Pat Stelzig Carolyn Stephan Stan Sternal Dave Steward Mike Stewart Franklin Stillion Judith St Martin Diane Slockdale Kothy Stoll Rick Slone Jonet Straiton AFS candidates . . . passports lo goodwill. Roger Stroumon Doug Strong Enid Strong Eric Struxneu Steve Swonholm Chuck Swonion Kathy Swonion Tom Swonion Steve Swenion Brad Swirnoff Gary Swovertand Paul Toylor Steve Toylor Jean Tennier Stephanie Theige Malcolm Theii Dianne Thiclen John Thomot Dove Thompion Jone Thompion Tom Thornton Paulino Thorn Pot Thunnell Joy Toftness Kay Townsend Chuck Troyok Virginia Turnbull Marilyn Ulteth Marjorie Voleno Sue Volentino Richard Vi Gory Voegtli anep. lu Ann Wahl George Wolker Barb Wallin Sandy Woltcr Hurley Wafton John Webb Wendie Weed Alan Wegger Karen Wckkind John Whitaker Frank Whitehead Mike Wilkinton Gwen Williams Koye Williams Cynthia Willis Bob Wilson Kathy Wilson Mary Sue Wilton Walker Wilson Dianne Winters lyndo Woehler Jeff Wall David Wood Barbara Woodfill Dennis Woodfill Elizabeth Wuettneck Carol Youngquist Susan Zahringer ADDITIONAL JUNIORS Row 1: Dukotz, Rudolph, Hill, Giles, Bast. Mulloy. Row 2: Irwin, Mickelson, Johansson, Figen, lobbcn. SOPHOMORES Morleno Aolborts Jody Abrohomson Karen Ackerman Chuck Allum Dick Alluvilla Barb Anderson Dave Anderson Dianne Anderson Gary Anderson James Anderson Jim Anderson Joan Anderson Kathie Anderson Bob Anderson Shoron Anderson Tom Anderson Potty Andrews Barb Aske Allan Atpaas Mary Atwill Bob Axberg Jim Babcock lorna Boiley Dick Bakke Don Borclay Kris Barstow Jeff Booder Ruth Baumgartner John 8oy Jerry Beaudette Ted Beemon Gene Beijer Jeon Berg Jody Berg Richard Berglund Tom Bernard Broee Berry Mike Beogen Jim Birkholz Carol Bishop Morgot Biorge Carol Bjornstad Carol Blonchord Rich Biasing The Jazztets give Washburn rhythm. Carol Bodonmon Robert Boen Rick Bocthling Dianne Bollofer Oonny Booth Merriley Borcll Cheryl Borger Dick Bouton Sue Boutin Bob Brandjord Pot Broifad Cynthia Brocke Mike Brenneman Ginger Britbone Barb Brohaugh Valerio Brooker Anno Brooktnon Geraldine Brown Wojloy 8rown Sheila Bruccioni Kothy Brudo Michele 8rudencll Ruth Buchmueller Linda Burington Jim Burkhardt Warren 8utlcr Becky Ron Sue Bob ££ Carlton 74 Joon Codorttrond Terry Charlton Laurie Chapman Oavid Chriilianien Judy Eatthagen Judy Eckerman Judy Chrittoph Jim EdeUlon Joann Chriitoferion Undo Eggert Frannie Cole Al Collier Jamet Ellickton Belly Erickton Bruce Colton Chrit Erickton Carol Cool Dale Erickton Noncy Cornieo Ourrel Corry Sue Erickton Keith Covorl Oavid Ettenton Tom Crouch Borb Dohlitrom Alan Dale Grelchen Dottell Pom Eutlit Richard Oovit Rick Ewing Ken Oease Alexander Oean Sue Oegray Jane Delopp Gorry Dolton Jeanne Demulh Janet Faddit Jerry Folk Pol Fallon Agnit Forrell Robert Doan Joann Dobbelmon Diane Domholl Ted Dooley Kathleen Doyle Bob Drestel Dove Dufour Sutan Dunn Jerry Feiker Joy Ferntlrom Nancy Fither Lynne Forteth Dove Fontond Bob Forsyth Dove French Monica Frilxen Pot GoUagher Pom Gongelhoff Sue Goudette Jody Gentx Edward George Kathy Gilbertson Melody Gillette Bruce Gilmore Nancy Giving Tim Gloros Ed Glickmon Jim Goodoien Jerry Goituch Mark Grobow Joyce Grapp Dick Green Douglas Greven Doug Griller Ralph Gronneberg Ginny Groseth Chuck Gron Karen Gruber Marilyn Gonlaugson Byron Gustafson Dave Guttafion Wayne Gustafson John Hocking Tom Hogen Candy Holl Carolyn Holl Mary Hollquist Sally Holmrost Anita Halverson Jon Halvorsen Lynn Hamilton Nancy Hommentrom Mary Homry Doryl Hanten Dennii Hansen Jonet Honsen Phyllis Honsen Terry Hansen Dick Honson Pot Honson Wayne Honson Pam Harloff Roberta Harper Toni Harrison 76 David Hartley Joyce Harvey Karen Han Ande Haitit Gail Hoppenroth Gwen Hoppenrath Tom Hawket Jennifer Howkinton Undo Howkinton Loii Howkinton Marcia Hoppet Dick Houg Curti. Houtton Darlene Howe Barbara Hayet Morilyn Hoyet Keith Hegnauer Kathy Heidenreich Pool Heim Klaui Heinrich Nancy Heitel Robert Henderlon Ken Henke Oiek Hennetty Jon Heydt Pam Hickory Margaret Higley Mary Hill Betty Hirmer Bob Hoaglund Gordy Hoye Carol Huber Joel Halting Sue Hurlbert Linda Huibondt Vicki Huttner Michael Imtdahl Georgia Iverton Kothy Iverton Undo Iverton Dick Hoffman Sheldon Hoffman Jerry Hokonton Joy Hokenttrom George Holden Jeff Holme. Kritti Holmquiit Don Holverton Jill Ivory Sandro Jacobton Bob Jrnten Elizabeth Jenten Clifford Johnson Oovo Johnson Elaine Johnson Gary Johnson Garold Johnson Georgia Johnson Jerry Johnson Kathy Johnson Maila Johnson Marcia Johnson Pot Johnson Roxy Johnson Sandy Johnson Verlyn Johnson Susan Johnston Corol Jones Jerilyn Jordon Dick Kalar Ken Kaliher Tony Kantor Robert Koegon Forrest Kelly Oove Kern 8ob Keifer Corolyn Kingsley Scott Klobunde Sue Korthus Oick Kosfeld Sophomores join in festivities. Merodie Kosta Joann Kowal Roy Krauss Dick Krentz Sue Kretchmer tarry Kriedberg Penny Kuehn Martha Kuderling Sharon Kuubils Ed lobahn Corky lobcnz Vicki lobonne Shelly logaard Mike lander Phil long Bob Larsen Bronwen Mogrow Mory Makres Diane Malinosky Jim Molted Gory Mommen Carolyn Manning Chuck Lorten Deon Larsen Dianne Larson Elaine larion Joanne Larson Tim larion Jim leduc Dave leei Nancy lenmark Stove lejcher Cinnie lowii Lee Lewis Vickie liepa Marcia Linde Mark Llndgren Tim lindgren Janice Morkoy Dexler Martlon Dave Marlin Jim Marxhausen Douglas Moton Douglas Malison Roger McCobe Jeannette McCoy Jim McCreary Jim McCunc Cheryl Lindskog Ronald London Sheryl Longman lorry loofbourrow Belly lueddecke Mike Lund Sandy Lund Hilch Lyman Todd McKinney Vicki McLaughlin Anne McNicce Marleen McSherry Bill 0. Miller Alan Mjolinci Al Mlekodoy Mary Modlin Randall Mo Margaret Molander J ri Morris Jack Mueller Martha Myers Steve Myhro Janice Myren Laverna Nopue Beth Nelson Darryl Nelson Janet Nelson John Nelson Monkcyshincrs reach high. Kathy Nelson Mory Nelson Jim Nemec Dovid Netvold Undo Meikrontz Borbora Mercier Kay Messner Ken Mickelson Evan Mikkelson L Amber Mill John Miller Bill A. Miller Mary Newhom Jim Newhouse Doug Nicholas Tony Nicklow Bill Nightingale Jim Noggle David Nordbye lillo Ogrody Sue Ogren Earl Ohman Steve Ohrn lucy Oliver so Paulo Olivelo Bill Olsen Keith Olsen Bill Olson Bruce Olson Jerry Olson Kathy Olson Merodie Olson Jim Peterson John Peterson Pat Peterson Paul Peterson Paulette Peterson Ronald Peterson Michael Olson Tom Olson Eugene Oneill Sharon Ordahl Ken Piepgros Bonita Ploth Tom Polls Don Powell Don Perkins Carol Perry Dovid Perry Charlotte Petersen Dennis Petersen Mary Petersen Diane Peterson Helen Peterson Josie Price Jack Pryd Gloria Punchard Joon Quom Carol Quetl Barbara Roiche Judith Rakov Korea Ramacher Paul Rieke Randi Ringham Jim Riven Neil Roodmon Steve Robbs Randle Rabinion Bob Rockwell Sue Rode Paul Roymond skip Rosenblatt Betty Rea Bonnie Rosenbloom George Roscnquist Sue Rosenquist Thomoj Reading Torry Roy Cindy Reod Shirley Rude lorayne Rudi Jack Rue Carl Rundquist Karen Reed Bruce Ronyon Noelle Reiter Mory RulI Vicki Ruud Joan Rengel Kathy Reuter Sherm Rhyme Bruce Ribo Jim Richards John Richordton Noncy Rydlund Kit Rye Steve Soefke Mary Sarles Sara Schroeder Judy Soyther lauro Scarlett Kay Schlosinger Chuck Spoin Chary! Schott Sue Spencer Rhode Schrooder Undo Schwob Solly Sedgwick George Serrill Jana Sethre Jomei Savarud Jooquenio Show Jana Stohl Solly Standing Tarry Sforr Richard Stenttrom Koy Sheehan Sandra Shetland Hillary Sikora Bill Simpion Stave Sipple Richard Skjod Craig Smith Keith Smith Nancy Smith Sally Smith Stephanie Smith Thomoi Smith Leo Sonderup Chrit Sonnetyn Sue Soucek Raymond Soukup Wary Stevent Uz Stone Paul Stone Joon Stout Koren Strond Mlmi Sttuxneii Paul Sullivan Joanna Svobodo SOPHOMORE ADVISERS Row I: Wall , Olion, Kutilh, Bridwall. Alwin, Keegon. Row Mallackton, Ario, Perion, Brown. Row 3: Goldttrond, Blockmur, Kuron. Sherry Jim Swomon Swaetnom Ron Swanion Jim Templeton Joe Therrien Tom Thiel 82 Jon Thomo� Lynne Thompjon Dick Wallinder Dennii Wolth Tano Walther Leroy Wangifad Dennij Thorp Joyce Thyberg Korlo Wotrud Beverly Welch Kathy Wennberg Jeff Werner lee Trelitod Deborah Trow John Turnbull Jomei Tuttle Mary Wejtermo Donna Wettlvnd Carol Woitphal Contlonce Weitphal Paula Urban Carolyn Voline Merry Wetzel Steve Wherry Bob Whitehead Brian Wilhelm Virginia Vandervort Bob Vanhorn Victoria Vonfatiel Gene Veit Thomoi Waade Dick Waolk Carol Woehter Diane Wagner Barb Wolen Mary Walkor Sandy Williorm Ken Wiljon Bill Wintert Judy Wray Gregory Wright Cheryl York Moureen Yurecko Bill Zietke Walton. Hesse, and Bergquist in attendance office. growing STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: Rudi, Holmquist, Sodgwitk, Johnion. Skelton, Moe, E(� ton. Row 2: Watrud, Show, lam� on, Sweetnom. Aoker, Templeton, Lund, Anderion, Rovick. Ny«trom, ftedlond. Row 3: Schulir, Morxhovien, Norton, Mommen, Babcock, Murphy, Ciivold. Wright, Bachman, Aamodt, Grotimon. Student Council . . . voice of the student body Washburn’s Student Council is the voice of the student body in school affairs. Through the council’s efforts, student activities and projects are carried out. This past year the council consisted of twenty-four members, eight from each class. Under the capable leadership of President Paul Norton, the council was able to accomplish much. Always ready to assist was competent Vice-president Walt Bachman. The efficient secretaries, Liz Liston, recording, and Nancy Lamson, corresponding, rendered invaluable services. All money matters were handled by able Treasurer Gavin Wright. Helpful aid and advice were given by Mr. Goodman, faculty adviser. Among the many activities and projects s| onsorcd by the Student Council were homecoming festivities, formals, stag dances, Welcome Week, planting new poplar trees, distributing booster buttons and school pens, anti |X)sting a monthly calendar of school events. 86 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: Holton, Eltton, Nut. Londert, Xtyitf, Bengtton, Roimunen, McDonough, Brook t, lomton, Moo, Erickton. Hontgot, Milonoio, Bunnell, Seidel. Hotting. Row 2: lindgren. I. Pelonon, Ricker. Shoron Mortinton. Shinn, Woll. Hogon, McKentio, Suton Mortimon. Hoim, Chortompo. Ericktton, Templeton, C. Andorton. Peery, Bergron, Stockdolo. Row 3: Gudmettod. K. lorton. Stoll, Muehlberg. Stowort. Wilton, Blomborg. Ulmer, Bjork. A. Olton, Richmond. K. Johnton, Hollquitf, Kelly. Myhr, K. Andorton, lowlt. Row 4: Hoye, livingtton, R. Nordttrom. Childs, Abbott, Hiberg, Welboum. F. Johnton. Wright. Wilbur, Holpern, Standing. Gitvold, I. Andorton, Mjoltnet, Scheincr, B. Nordttrom. you today?7' The National Honor Society is a nationwide honor and service organization. In ordqr to become a member a student must excel in scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Some of the many services render! 1 by the NHS this year included: conducting cl teachers, ushering at the PTSA o ing conduct TB X-rays and the mil program, and selecting and distrib commencement announcements. for absent house, help-orientation the senior An arm’ length away .. . NHS OFFICERS Shinn. vke-pret.; Bjork. pret.; Hogen, m.-treot. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Row 1: $. Johnson, Howltoi, Janecke. Golorneau. Row 2: la Ben , Raver, Wilson, Anderson, Brewster. Row 3: Wekkind. Grenander, Richordion, Werner. Row 4: Powell, B. Johnson, Jored, Bailey, Nelson. RED CROSS, UC, JA Many Washburnites participated in the Junior Achievement Program through which they gained valuable experience in establishing and operating a business. The UC Service Club, which is composed entirely of senior girls, generously donated the money they earned as lunchroom cashiers to the library for new books. The services of this year’s Red Cross Council included sending cards to long-term absentees, doing volunteer hospital work, and entertaining hospital patients. uc ClUB Row 1: Hollonder, lander. Ro Vickeri, I. Anderton, Shorvey, S RED CROSS Row 1: Mothiton, Golorneau. Fried-•rich , treat.; Ulmer, pre .; Brook , vice-pre .; Hanton, Row 2: C. Ander- on. Hickory, Rode, Greenberg. John-ton, Folkmon, Doyle, Gilet. Row 3: Palmer, Manning, Domholt. Young-dohl. Weekly, Berquitt, Steven . Row 4: Sjogren, Horn, Rorick. Froiier, McLaughlin, Smith, lindikog, K. Anderson. Row 5: lea, Schott, Ringhom, Homeyer, Micklon, lorton, Hoekttro, lamb. Oman. 89 Service with a smile Our reliable ticket sellers have again this year rendered their services by making tickets available during the five lunch periods. The library staff efficiently checked in books and kept the library orderly for the use of the student body and faculty. The girls on the office staff worked with the office clerks operating the switchboard, answering the phone, and writing absentee slips. The equipment managers this year were responsible for checking and taking care of equipment for our athletic teams. TICKET SELLERS Irons. Hokenson, McKenzie. LIBRARY STAFF Row 1: Gobler, Kev , Comb, Stockdole, Nus, Wolnor. McMaster, Schricker. Keyier, forselh, Prugb. Row 2: Wollin, Kjera, Bjornton, Sirmai, Woohler, Cantor. Kofski. OFFICE STAFF Row 1: Brudo, Mory Sarazin, Muriel Sorazin. Vanderlinden, Gray, DeMers. Row 3: Lindquist, Anderson, Sivertson, Grover, Gibson, Dickman, Rudi, Peery, Wojciak, Kissinger EQUIPMENT MANAGERS Stolte, Stream, Rognlie, Nygaard, Maetzold. 90 WORK PROGRAM Row It langton, Moion, Molin, Hanson, Kempor, Nash, advisor. Sivcrson. Denham. Row 4; Johnson. Krippnor, Katuio, Moroy, Solh. Row 2: I ver ion, foriyth, McNieco. Cook, Poterion. Holr or. Row 3: Hoi in, K Ion , lorson, Andrrton, l m, Abrahmton. STAGE CREW Row 1: Olson, Kvnkel, Krauso, advisor. Row 2: Roslind, lobbon WORKERS OF WASHBURN Some Washburn students chose to gain practical experience in their fields of study by joining the work program. They spent their afternoons on the job of their choice. The stage crew was in charge of ail auxiliary lighting; they made our auditoriums and dances more successful and enjoyable. The sound crew was responsible for alerting teachers of incoming films as well as showing them. All other audio-visual equipment that is used in the building was also run by this crew. SOUND CREW Row I: Grant. Bortnem, Nyholm Row 2: Gootfmon. adviirr- Sorp. Nyvoll, Whotlon, Swartz. Pa� k . Porcell. Pog� , Chriitiomcn. WAHIAN STAFF Row 1: Ulmor, Andcrton. Shinn, Wall Row 2: Hollquii , Stowort, Trowbridg , Marlimon, Hoifield. odviior; Gitvold, Muohlborg, Hooktira, Quoit, Jackson, Lowii, lomton, McDonough, WE MADE IT Our 1961 WAHIAN staff was comprised of eighteen seniors striving to represent the students and their activities. Under the watchful eye of our adviser, Miss Trowbridge, the editors, Julie Gud-tncstad and Byron Nordstrom, worked with the staff to meet deadlines. The finished product went to press in April, and the staff anxiously awaited distribution of the WAHIAN in June. Financial problems were handled by Loren Hos-ficld, our efficient business manager. The creative talents of art editor Linda Lewis and copy editor Sue Martinson were employed to fill the book with pages of color and copy. The success of the book depended on the cooperation of the entire staff. CO-EDITORS Byron Norditrom, Juli Gudmeitod. GOOD NEWS GRIST STAFF Row 1: Bridwell. odviter; Brook , Hentge� , Stenberg. Seidel, Peterson, lindtkog. Row 7: lorson. Trow, Holpern, Hartmonn, Mjolsnet, Hiberg, Green. which will Publishing .1 please the students, the faculty, and the administration is one of the most difficult problem! faced by the Grist staff. This past year the problem was handled quite successfully by a group of fifteen journalistically inclined Washburnites who managed to alienate only half the faculty, and battle the administration only half of the time. The 1960-1%1 Grist featured outstanding photographic coverage, letters to the editors expressing student opinion, pro-con editorials, a ‘‘College Corner describing various colleges, a kibitzer column called “Of Mice and Men,” and complete coverage of all athletic and social events. CO-EDITORS lit EUton, Steve Stoll. GRIST REPORTERS Row I: lorson, By� trom, Ivnd, Dwonky, Woll, Doom , lomion, MtOonoogh. Row 7: Wilber, Portonj, Friedman, Holpern, Skelton, Anderion, Stockdole, Kelly. Roten-boum, Gitvold, Figen. 93 With pen in hand Quill is a club for Washburnites particularly interested in literature and creative writing. Besides attending the play “Heartbreak House at the University of Minnesota, the club was privileged to have Miss Betty Bridgeman, a successful poet and housewife, speak to them. She pointed out how extra enjoyment in everyday life can be found by having a poet’s interest and curiosity. The 1961 Poplars, our annual literary magazine was put out by twenty-one creative Washburnites. Editor Diane Brooks and adviser. Miss Callender, worked with the rest of the staff in choosing manuscripts for publication. The stories and poems were all the work of creative Washburn students. POPLARS STAFF Row 1: Kelly. Stubbt, Stordohl, Hammerttrom, Seidel. Brook,, oditor. Row 2: Sivertson, Erickion, Genkh, McCall, Eriktton, B|orklund. Row 3: Wall. Schulz, landeri, Koyier, Carlton, Paul. QUIU CLUB Row I: O. Hartley, Go!di� h, Keyier, tree .; Skelton, tec.; Callender, adviser; Brooks, vlce-prcs.; Eriksson, pres.,- Coin, Trow. Row 2: Johnson, Nelson, Masow, May,, B- Jensen, Dworsky. Weed. Stout. Row 3: Hove, Friedman, Stevens, Wall, Hammerstrom, Andreien, Deems, Keve. Row 4: J. Hartley, Martinson, J. Andorson, Lund, Hill, lindtkog, Carlton. Row 5: S. Jensen, letch, Slubbt, Smiley, Reed. Fithor. Coughlin. Row 6: Chortempo, Hoppe, K. Anderson, Lyman, langb, Kofski, McCall, Morgan, Guttofson. POIITIX CLUB OFFIC1ERS Paul, lec.j Holpofn, vi e-pre� .j Giivold, prei.; Scheiner, treat.; Anderton. publicity. PROMISING POLITICIANS Every Wednesday after school Washburn’s “Junior Politicians met in room 217 to discuss current world problems. Although no certain solutions to world peace were uncovered, the members achieved a greater understanding of international affairs. There was a cosmopolitan committee in the Politix ('lub this year which consisted of APS students. This committee conducted several programs throughout the year. The club also entertained speakers on other varied and vital subjects. Discussions on Russia, Cuba, the 1960 election results, socialism, and communism were the topics of just a few of the meetings. In keeping with the election year’s spirit, the club sponsored a series of Great Debates in October between two former Washburn students. Row 1: Jonten, Elifon, Koliher, Goodmon, odvitor; Comb. Wong, Hollander. Row 2: Hammertlrom, Bjorkland, Brooki, Nordby, Doran, Stephont, Rotmuttcn, Moe. Row 3: Martimon, Seidel, larmon, Sirmoi, Stockdole, L. Carbon, Cool, Groonberg, I. lorton. Row 4: Muohlberg, Hovo, C. Anderton, land. Keve, Hill, A. Holpern, lobifein, Grottman. Wall. Row 5: Spencer, L Johnton, P. Carbon, Smiley, K. lorton, McKonzio. Piepgrott, Heuncmann, K. Anderton. Row 6: Coughlin, Kelly, Wilton, Stubbi, Friedericht, Shinn, Gacklo, Woodword, Holmberg, Podot. Row 7: Meyer, Lynum, Doylo, Molin, Rudberg, F. Johnton, Johantton. Hotfield. Nordttrom, Furnott, K. Johnson. 95 CHESS club Row J: Wright, H � n r, Thompson. Row 2i Chess and Debate eory, Phipps, Ryo, Koliher, Wilson, Molin, Livingston. Row 3; Sortobcrg, odviicr; Johomton, Johnson. . - . rooks and rebuttals “Silence is golden :s the creed of the Washburn Chess Club. The team, Dave Anderson, Dave Flcsncr, A1 Phipps, Dave Thompson, and Gavin Wright, competed wlh other schools besides holding interclub matches. An executive committee, Anderson, Flesncr, and Wright, directed the activities, guided by Mr. Sortcberg. The team took second pace in both the Greater Minneapolis Chess Tournament and he Metropolitan Chess Conference. Debaters spent the ear proving and disproving That the United Nations should be significantly strengthened. Guided by Mr. Schagcl, the team, made up of three sjniors and twenty-one underclassmen, participated in round robins, invitational, and tournaments. This year the debate team qualified for membership in the National Forensic League. DEBATE Row 1: Roionplott, Eborhordt, Gurtafton, liopo, Coblo. Row 2: Hill, Wood. Livingston, Ewing, Martin, Friodman, Rood, Andonon. 96 SPANISH ClUB OFFICERS Jenten, vico pres.; Nus, treat.; Wall, tee.; Shinn, prot. dHabla listed Espanol? Spanish Club, with its largest membership in history, began the year with its annual initiation of new members. At Christmas time, a Spanish breakfast was held in the lunchroom. The members joyfully sang Spanish Christmas carols anil played Spanish games. In the spring, the traditional banquet at La Casa Coronada climaxed the activities of the year. Spanish students make Irish favors. SPANISH CLUB Row I: Pellowe, adviser; Johnton, Blombeig, C. Quctt, Hall, Scarlet, Kuohn, Wolner, Gibion, M. Quest. Row 2: 0. Larson, Notion, Gabler, Noren, Hamroerstrom, Overby, Sullivan, Brozmon, Gatpard, Christoph. Jordon. Row 3: Urban, Oiton, Brohough, Peery, S. Larson, Podai, Sponsor, Pednoau, Huber, Ivory. Elftman. Row 4: McDonough, Sirmoi, Trowyn, liebtter, Lindtkog, K. Anderson, Sharp, B. Anderson, Vondervorl, Magraw, Stockdole Row 5: Heydt, Paul, Hamilton, Fallis, Alberts, Baker, Swcetnam, Hoekstro, Eustis, Kindttrom, Shorman, Boutin. 97 LATIN ClUB OFFICERS Row 1: Johnson, Bridwoll. adviser; Domholl. Row 2: Hoppes, lor-son, Bystrom. Row 3: Boolen, Deon, Hokanson. Loquerisre Latinam? Pizza in Rome? Of course. Donna Gabutti, Washburn’s AFS student from Italy, spoke at the Latin Club’s first meeting on Italian customs, language and pizza. At Christmas, the club sponsored two, eight-member families. Among the other activities engaged in by the Latin Club were a banquet and a senior farewell picnic. GERMAN ClUB Row Is Donsker, Segalski. Goodrich, Beck, Bengston, Oliver, Jensen, Wymon, Henderson, Sober, lewis, Sheehon, Plonk, Simons, Benkor. Row 2: Sandberg. Reed, Stockdolo, GobuSli, McKenzie, Smiley, I. Johnson, Piopgross, Barsness, Mortinson, Slenberg, Gudmestad, Bergren, Rasmussen, Grodnik Row 3: Eisen-berg. Sensoki, Nyholm, Adams, Myhr, Kelly, Christianson, Morkey, Gillette, Eriksson, Gustofson, lueddecke. Wieklond, Burr. Row 4: Onsrud, Flesner, Mein-folder, Schoefer, Strouman, K. Anderson, Buehler, Bloir, Bjork, Richmond, Cablo, Hokenson, Barker, Irons, Nordbye, lesch. Row 5: Sherman, Beckman, P. Anderson, Smith, Hokenstrom. Jocobson, Porton. Aved, Phelps. Sternal, Stewort, Jonke. Byron Nordstrom, Burnett, Morgan. Row 6: Merriman. F. Johnson, Lange, D. Anderson, Thompson. Wilber, Abbott, Podas, lestor, Harfmonn, Bob Nordstrom, Kondrup, Wright, Johansson, Houg, Grossmon, Ocheltree. 9S LATIN CLUB Row 1: Hickory, lenmork, Ko to, Colleger, Howkinson, C. Johnson, Horpen, K. John ion, Brookcr, Gruber, Meyers, Modlin, B. A. Jensen. Wolner, Coble. Coin, Fisher. Row 2: Samholl, Bystrom, Lund. McNieco, Mills, Ogrody, Erickson, Halverson, Wolen, Hall. Schroedcr, Horvey. Ogren, Figen, Rivers, K. Anderson. Row 3: Serrill, Pctorson, Larson, Moyer, Stubbs, Gustofson, Soucck, Werner, Monning, Friederichs, Berg, Ruud, Wolten, Dooley, McCreary, Turn- bull, Ostcrman. Row 4: Bobcock, Dean, Bouten, E. Jensen, Hoppes, Logouts, Schworti, Bokke, Coledine. Sprechen Sie Deutsch ? A rosebush by any other name ..was the theme of German Club initiation this year. A bike hike and a Christmas party were two special events. International Day gave members an insight into the affairs of other nations. The money-raising project was S.B.F., an authentic German dinner of sauerkraut, sausage, and potato salad. Walter, Hokonson, Eriksson, Hosfiold, Smith, Heidnnrich, Ooyle. Smith, Ringhom. Schott. GERMAN CIU8 OFFICERS McKenzie, corr. sec.; Gudmestod. rec. sec.; lesfor, vice-pres.; lond-ers, pres.; Smith, treas. 99 FRENCH CLUB Row 1: Joneko, Deems, Golornoou, Hondorson, Moo, Slordohl, Connady, Benkcr, Wosf. Row 2: Router, Rockmon, Carlson, Dickman, Cool, Prugh, Kalihor, Comb, Shoaffor. Row 3: Eggers, Smith, Johnson, Burnet, Golloger, 8urnott, Harris, Holporn, 8rown, Stoekdalo. Row 4: Strudwick, Borgquist. Holmes, laird, Gronch, Carlson, Erickson, Bjorklund, Wall. Row 5: lea, Rarick, Gobutti, K. lund, B. lund, lamb, Heim, Ronning, labenz. Hove. Row 6: Horn, Frcderichs, Wilson, Campbell, Baxter. Ooyle, Homeyor, Hearn, Stubbs, Coughlin, Stranberg. Parlez-vous francais? French club was composed of three groups that were each suited to the various interests of its members. The music group learned how to play recorders and sing French folksongs. The drama group acted out plays by French playwrights and of French origin. The art group interpreted France and its fjeoplc in French art. Those French students who maintained an “A average were members' of La Petite Academic. IA PETITE ACAOEMIE Row J: Kalihor, Gallagher, Friedman, Bailor. Row 2: West, treos.; Hondorson, sec.; Scheaffer, Erickson, Goldish. Row 3: Hoim, pros.; Gobutti, vice-pros-; Ronning. Kortes, Icwollon. Talented French Clubbers play recorders. 100 SYMBOLS OF SOUND Our eight enthusiastic flag twirlers played an important role in promoting school spirit as they entertained us at the football and basketball previews, Homecoming, and all other home football games. Tom Beckman, this year’s drum major, energetically directed the band through its marching maneuvers when it performed for us during halftime shows. The baton twirlers, with their adept actions, were an added attraction as they performed with the band at football games. Tom and Sally strut their stuff. HAG TWIRIMS Wilton, Boftloy. Turnbull, Opovo. W kkind. Hluhtr. Sharp. 5«idi l. W«bb, Galorn ou. ' opv XJifcvno 0NIH1S N9W Disnw mo ••vaisawao pub oNva BAND Row I: Beckman, Riven, Eaitlee, Rauhe, Whitehead, PetertOn, M. Olton, Johnion, Domholt, Rockwell, Hawley, Roiche, Rauch, Berg, Rood, Bodcrmon, Ofiller, Collin, Buchmueller, Erickson, Nation. Row 2: Holmei, McCreary, Huttner, Senzaki, Ron, Bjork, Therrien, Schwarz, Hoffman, Scheutnor, Bormtedt, Smith, Jorgenson, luke, Archambault, Kern, Hamlin, labenz, Sullivan, Hegg, director. Row 3: Edoltton, Mormon, Trowbridge. K. Olton. Maion, Bokke, Oukatz, Richords, Miller, Irwin, Anderton, Nelion, Cuitafton, Rennerfeldt, Atpaai, Saefke, Gilkeson, Sherman, Switzern, Buck. The Washburn band, with its spirited music, brilliant uniforms, and lively step, added color and enthusiasm to Washburn pep fests and athletic contests. Playing at all home football games, as well as at the football and basketball previews, our musical troupe, under the direction of Mr. Hegg, was always energetic anti melodious. The band also participated in several auditoriums, including the Thanksgiving Program and the annual band con- cert in the spring. Our symphonious orchestra, with its fine record of an “A rating for the past four years, was kept busy throughout this year. These talented musicians, directed by Mr. Hegg, were called upon frequently to supply music for various auditoriums. The Christmas Concert and the annual spring concert were important and cnioyablc experiences. ORCHESTRA Row 1: Adomi. Halverson, Nelson, Baker, Brack , Stephom. Row 2: Eriksson, Myhr, Smith, Drawl, Milonaic, Hanlgai, Meikronrz. Row 3: Road, Homry, Chrislofer-ion Erickson, Schultz, Holcomb, Moriton, Bouten, Paar, Koliher, Deon, Rockwall, Porsons. Row 4: Hegg, director; Joodwinc, Anderion, Snyder. 103 SPIRIT AND SPORTSMEN Pep Club, a composite group of sophomores, juniors, anti seniors, provided extra pep and enthusiasm at Washburn athlcti'c events. Their activities were’planned by a board consisting of two members from each class. Washburn’s Lettermen’s club, besides producing fine athletic teams, has supervised our lunchroom. Lunchroom litterbug encounters letterman. LETTERMEN Bow I: 6. Johnson, Johansson, Mootzotd. Ron Davis, BootoNs, Grossman. Row 3: Cordor, Gunhus, Pyrd, Stahl, K. Johnson. Edwards. Row 3: Stream, Nord. Bernik. Hendrickson, Dietz. Osberg, Norton. Row 4: Denny Nelson, Hocking. Welbaum, Cederslrond, Pogel, Haug itiirKmtN S«heiner. Row I: Titcomb, WoH, Stolfz, Stephon, Richmond. Miller. Row 3: Prins, Quest, Sochmon, Livingston, Carlson, Arndt. Row 3: lynum, I. Anderson. Aorro , Standing, Mill. Row 4: P. Anderson. Phipps, Wright,Corlstrom, Sipple, pa0rson. 10-1 LET'S GO . . . LET'S FIGHT . . . LET'S WIN! The sophomores say we’re gonna’ go! “The juniors say we’re gonna’ fight! SILVER TRI CABINET Row 1: O'Grody. Urban. Eggert, Swaotnam, Ivory. Schrooder. Row 2: Grubar. Horvoy, Price, Shaw, Cool. Strand. Row 3: Hirmor. Otbarg, Smith, Johnson. Hall, Radi. Holmquist, 0 lopp. SUPER SOPHS The purposes of Silver Tri are to unite girls in fellowship under Ciod, and to help them to grow as individuals and create new friendships, litis year Silver Tri, often to all sophomore girls, had 157 members. The dues anti the profit from Selling recipe cards went towards financing its activities. The programs were effectively carried out in six areas: personal relations, social responsibility, health and recreation, appreciation of the arts, work, and religion. A Mother-Daughter Tea and style show, a snow party, a spring dance, and a Father-Daughter Square Dance were among the many activities Silver Tri members enjoyed. SILVER TRI Row It Brooker Petenon, Wroy, Yurecko, Either. lorten. Gruber, Ivory, Thyborg, Kuhn, Hulncr, Howkinton. Row 2: Homry, Brudenell, Ogren, Schrooder. Sedgewick. Williomi, Pod©� , Svobodo, OUon. Brojlod, O'Grady, Urban. Row 3: Struxneti. Hedinrick. Atwlll, lewit. Manning, Hamilton, Wettlund. Heydt, Bru«!onl. Socek. Dahlitrom, Kowal, Hommerttrom. Row 4i Jemen, Schott, Ringhom, Rood, McLaughlin, Boritow, Melton, Heiiel. Sweetnom, Kubitt. Thompton, Daniel ton. 106 mud 107 VARIETY AND VITALITY SHVIR TRI Row I: Han. Harper. Ackerman. Wennberg. Scorlet. Broke. Kotfa, Jordan, Rydtond. Moor . SoytHer, Conell. Row 7: B. Anderton, Cole, Overby, Sarin, Chrlitoferion. Erickton, Eckerman, Stroxnen, Bri.bone, Hotbond. Hall. Chrittoph, C. Peterton. Row 3; Ron, Johnlon, Koderling. J. Anderton, Stoll, Strand, K. Notion. Rond. B. Notion. Sikon, Harvey. Reiter. Row 4: Rea, Hitt. Erode, Standing. H Peterton. Mallnoiky, Holl, Chapman, Sponcer. 0. Peterion, Hollgoiit, Mogrow. Howklnton. Row 5: K.ngiley, Brohooge. Perry, Eggert. Rood. Hoppe . Wettermo, Eottii, Myron, Aalberti, Cederttrand, Bcotin. Schleitlnger. 108 Silver Triers cook up ideas. SILVER TRI Row 1: G. Johnson, Penn, Oliver, M. Johnson, Wogner, Forseth, Meikrontx. Corn. Corneo, Dunn, Honson. Row 2: Hirmer, Rudi, Holmquist, Burington, Rosenquist. Wotrud. Reutor, Price, lenmork. Hickory, Gilbortion. Row 3: Boilofer. Bjornstad, B rg. Higley, Osberg. Smith, R. Johnson, Osman, E. Larson, Shaw, Delopp, Row 4: Von Tassel, Rongct. longmon. Smith, Ronbeck, Quom. Holmrost. Popko, J. larson, Colendine, Bodonman, Shetland. Friendship... Christian fun, fellowship, and service were the background for Rluc Tri this year. Each of the fourteen chapters met twice a month to compete against one another for the best chapter of the year. This was done through a point system rated on attendance, service projects, ami joint meetings with Hi-Y groups from various other high schools. The cabinet, with the help of Mrs. Scale, their adviser, planned all-school meetings such as the recognition service, Mock Olympics, the Father-Moth-cr-Daughter Banquet, and the annual Twin Dance. Inspirational Blue Tri-Hi-Y morning worship services were held monthly at St. John's Church. Money was raised by selling clever calendars, listing all the school activities, that were designed by the cabinet. BLUE TRI CABINET Row I: Rotmutten. I rente . WoM, Thompson, Moo. Row 3: Hill, lowii, Stronberg, An derton, Skelton. DIANAS Row 11 Belter, Weil. Sjogren, Strong. WiUon. Row 3: Fogel. Carlton, Arentton. Not, Holton, Johnton Row 3: SeheoHer. Prugh, Hollquitt. Templeton. Hart, Hvanemonn. Row 4: Smith, Wlckt. Sylvetter. Helton. Roekmon. Grinder. ... new and old GAMMA ALPHA ALPHA Row 1: Plepgrot. Bobb, Stepbon, Burnet, Sweetnom. Row 3; Burnett, Haley, Holman, Byttrom. Straiten, Barclay. Row 3: Smith, Wickland. Row 4: lotmon, Notion. Snyder, Horn, lomb. Drotning. Row Si Kelly, Korcher. Oufour, Hanton, Kindttrom, Wolner, Moore. 110 PRIMA PSI Row I: Notion, Andrews, Simons, Lund. Swonson, Christ, O'Neill, Gerber. Row 3: Hendrickson, Messing, Aoker, Peorson. Wall. Stoubly. Rovick. Row 3: El well. Woehler, Isentee, Weekly, Anderson, Stolte, Seidel, Smith. NO BETA -TRI AH Row 1: Harvey, Keenan, leodholm, Vickers, Yurko, B. Anderson, Breg-mon, Lewis. Row 2: Peterson, M. Johnson, Tolocher, Williams. Kissinger, I. Johnson, Wekkind. Row 3: Pali, Sallee, Stockdole, Schricker, Martinson, K. Anderson, Golorneau, Deems. NO BETA EPSILON Row 11 Kaigren, Townsend. Morgan, Ronning, Olm. Row It Clarkson. Bennlon, French, Spoin, Holmberg, Livermore. Row 3: Amundson, Heorn, Oman, K. Anderson, Hove, Underwood. Row 4i Sietaff, Compion, P. Anderson. Thompson, Ceagleske. Mock Olympics—Where’s the j� uy with the torch? Ill JM GAMMA DELTS Row 1: Henning, Hoekstro, Groy. Strudwick, Leo, Bunnell. Row 2: Burnel, Prim, Wolter, Winters, Chris-lionson, N. Johnson, Henkel. Row 3: Molin, Drews, M. Johnson, Gobler, Anderson. Boker. TUESDAY NIGHT CAPERS PETITS TOURS Row 1: Fredcri k� , Dworsky, Mornie, Nelson, Wong, lobslein. Row 3: Hontlik, Horstod, Oougheriy, Dygert, Hill, Lund, Bergren, Von Devere. Row 3: Korsh, M. Anderson. Gobrielson, Luke, Corlson, Stephens, K. Anderson, Connelly. ALPHA BETS Row 1: Bjerke, Corlson, Broun, Rasmussen, Elftmonn, Comb, Peterson. Row 2: Buck, Peters, Otterman, Pool. Dorr, Higley, Milanese, Beilin, Shervey. Row 3: King, Rengstorff Brekke, Willis, Arlett, Stubbs, Dohl, Hordie, Hetrey. OCTA-GONIS ow 1i Fornhom, Gorki . Doniel.on. Stellig, Snell. Vortdohl, Schneider. Row 2: Friedman. Storkdol . Boeter, Colli . Pe- « � ««, � ok r. Wyman, Row 3: leodholm. Bjorklund, Johmon. Stronberg, Ogdahl. Morkey. H� nd rton. N u, Golorneou. UUUll HUINAXOtU UMIKUMAHAMAHA Row li Prieif, Keating, Smith, Wilton. Kelly, Eritknon, Carlton. Row 2: lovering, Griffin, Shinn. Ranger, Homon, loird, Reynold , Andrew!. Brooki. Row 3: Hoi lander, Nugent, Rouee, Johmon. Ulmer, Bylund. Jonei. Toto, Knution. Hartley. “Da Kinc TRI NEUN Row 1: Gibion. Moe, Pellifier. Johmon. lorton, Peery. Row 2: S'ordohl, Erickion, Brown, Horrli, Rovlck, Tennier. Row 3: Ander� on, Wallen, Sharp, Zenk, Doron. Homeyer. Row 4: Berg. Menlgei, Alden, Nicholion, William . Halpern, Muller. 113 INIMITABLE INSPIRATION I ITA BETA Row 1: Theige. Hoi ion, Bornnett, Sullivan. Row 2: Smllor, Clou-ton. Row 3: Kjora. Grotowold. Birkelor.d. Augvf. Davit, Miller. Row 4: Wollln, Hammerttrom, Oomkor. Jenien. Erickion, Po dony. Row 5: Myhr. GorHom. Herkrich. HinchoH, Johnson, Eliton. TRMJ-GUYS Row 1: Wood word, Yourtgdohl. Stenberg. Cool, PoKhmeyer, Kou’i. Vondorlindon. Row 2: Rudi, Muehlborg, Doimon, Johnton, Skollon, Borg, Wollln. Row 3: Opitod, Blomborg. Kono, Either, Enotkton. Sandberg, Petchken, lueddecke. Bor quilt. TRI DEBS Row 1: Wilson, Carlton, Stewart. Pool. B. Andorton. Row 3: Bongiton, Ricker, Trowyn, Freeman, D. Andorton. Row 3: Noron, Bork, Baxter, Oliver, Shormon. Row 4: Cobutti, Melin, Wohl, Holborton. Hailing, llndgron, Nycklemoe, Sommerfield. Hi-Y. . ■ a pledge of fellowship FAIL Ml-r CABINET Odegord. Norton, Wright, Welboum, Nygoord, Stoll, Hi-Y, the high school club of the YMCA, is a Christian organization open to boys of all faiths. Over 180 members in ten clubs enjoyed service projects, joint meetings with Blue Tri chapters, anti the fellowship of weekly Tuesday night meetings. SPURS Row 1c Ontrud, McNeill, Krenven, Trolifod. Stephan, Gitvold. Victor. Row 3: Ocheltree, Norditrom, Podat, Thompton, Millor, Ivorion, Mjoltnot. Row 3: Eberhordt. McNulty, Holporn, Loitor, Hartmann. All-school activities includetl Hi-Y speakers for the United Fund at local churches, Christmas tree ticket sales, early morning Hi-Y - Blue Tri worship services, a stag dance, and a snow party. SPRING HI-Y CABINET Row li Rovick, Andtnon. Row 3: lynum, Nygoord, Aomodt, Diet . Wright. Row 1: Mottion. Krent . Dale, Slono, Mickolton. O’Neill. Row 3: Petercon. Stroko. OuFour, Cohort, Booialit. Row 3: Grabou, O’Connell. McNulty. Mortin, Hollodoy, Outtafton. 115 TORCHSS Row 1: Wright, Smoby. Odogord. Uhmon, Row it Honion. Muollor. Rood. Sondoll, Mommon, Corlion Row 3: Howkimon, Noor, Bochmon. Ponon, Diottnor, Nogoord. Sodgwlck. Johontton. FROLICKING FELLOWS COCJ Row t: lindloy. lynum. Swonton. Croitmon. Row 2: Voogtli, Ron Davit. Coto. Morahauton, Nygoard. lorton. Ray Davit. Row 3: Nord. Noroon, Sovortrd. Haug. Slroom. Bndgo 116 TRIANGUS Row Is Richordton. Davit, Hoddinott. Row 3: Scott. Snydor. Whitohoad. Mooglwnd. ACI-CHI Row 11 Wilbor, Rawloy. Wolboum. Norditrom. Row it Crouch, Tomploton, Hotdon. Cochran. Standing. Schoinor. Row 3i Slamo, Hondricktoa, Rodtko. Toylor, Stoll, Hill, Oh man. I- Row 1: Ajo , $t ll� on, W. OHon, A. Olton, Richmond, Ottberg. Row 2: Rovick, lor ion. Anderion. I logelond. Rotten, Aomodt. Row 3: Johmon. D eti, Henfichi. Fetter. Petarton, WHIiomt. Y’� guy ’ tree . CCNTAUR Row I: Bur well. Campbell, Blair. Row 2: Bergteth. Roborti. Homen Row 3: Shermon. Konol. Gilkeion Row 4: Fortmon, Jacobton. t.T.O. tow 1: Porter, Pryd. Kern. Werry, O. Andenon. Row 2: Nebel, F. Anderion, Oiberg, Hocking, J. Carlton, T. Carlton, long. Row 3: Titcomb. Schirmer, Romfo, Nelton, Page), Holton. L Anderion. Edwordt, Norton. excitement POWER DYNAMIC over Washburn. HEART OF ENTHUSIASM Dave Mickclson, a late addition to the cheerleaders. The team is in a huddle! Go Millers Go! CHEERLEADERS Sl«� «ni. $t� ff«o� , Pelletier, Aaker. Moeliold. Smiler, dwell. BergietK, ftlrkeland f High-flying Bob Grossman foils a conversion attempt. SO IT RAINED . . Co-captains Mike Welbaum and John Hendrickson with Coach Hellcckson. Washburn’s 1960 football team opened conference play with an exciting victory over West. The following week the gridders dropped a tough game to the Teddies, 12-6. The offense, consisting mostly of long passes and swift end runs, was greatly hindered by the pouring rain and mud-ridden field. The Orange bounced back with a 28-13 victory over Marshall. Second-half strength and Kinney Johnson's speed helped the Millers defeat Albert Lea in a nonconference game. Adding to the spirit of the homecoming 1960, the Orangemen calmly “Cooled the Polars.” With an attack led by quarterback Len Stream, Washburn showed championship form in overcoming Henry, previously the only undefeated team in the city. The team romjKd over Southwest 61-0 the next week, and finished out the season with an important victory over Central. This successful season must be credited to a team effort and the superb leadership of John Hendrickson and Mike Welbaum, co-captains. The laurels, however, must be given to the coaches. As a result of an uneven game schedule, the Millers were only second in city standings; but it will always be said that Washburn's gridders of 1960 were true “cake-eaters ... champion-beaters.’’ 121 Johnson breaks away by the skin of his . . . ! SCORES Washburn - 20 West - - - 0 Washburn ■ 6 Roosevelt - 12 Washburn - 28 Marshall - - 13 Washburn ■ n Albert Um - 15 Washburn - it. North . 6 Washburn - 32 Henry - 13 Washburn - 61 Southwest - 0 Washburn - 40 Central - - 26 VARSITY FOOT6AU Row I: K. Johnson, Pryd, Holton, Stahl, Nord. 6 etz, Gvnhus, Hendrickson, co-copt.; Welbaum, co-cop!.} Bundul, Edwards. Rognlie, Stream, Norton, Miller, mgr. Row 2: Morxhousen, T. Sternal, B. Johnson, Haug, Osberg, Pogel, Bertxyk, Cochran, Cedarstrand, Sipple, Anderson, Malm, S. Sternol. Carlson. Stonkovich, Johansson, Murphy, mgr. Row 3: Swirnoff, Boosalis, Grossman, luers, Gustofson, Schultz. Dovis, Corder, Hacking. Stone, Ronning, llndley. Hill, Brown, lorson, Knouft. Kuross, asst, cooch; RulifTson, asst, coach; Helleckson, cooch, 122 Len Stream, quarterback: Prep Star of the Week. WCCO Back of the Week. All-City. CHAMPION-BEATERS! Kinney Johnson, halfback: All-City, St. John's Men’s Club Award. John Hendrickson, fullback: Prep Star of the Week. All-City, Most Valuable Player. Fred Nord, tackle: Prep Star of the Week, WCCO Lineman of the Week, WCCO All-State, All-City, All-State. Welbaum leaves Henry in the dark. STANDINGS W L T Henry - - 7 1 0 WASHBURN - - 6 1 0 Roosevelt • - 6 1 0 South - . 5 2 0 Central - 4 3 0 Southwest - - 4 3 0 West - - - - 2 5 1 North - - 2 5 0 Vocational - - 1 5 1 Marshall - 1 6 1 Edison - - 0 6 1 123 6-SOUAD FOOTBALL TOMORROWS CHAMPIONS Led by a strong interior line, the 1960 B-Squad football team had one of the most successful seasons in recent years. Having opened the season with a 6-6 tic at Southwest, the bombers met and defeated Roosevelt 19-0 in their rain-soaked homecoming. After a hard-fought loss to South, the Millers traveled to West and downed the Cowboys 14-6. The R-Squad completed its season 2-2-1 by losing to Central 35-13. Washburn's sophomore football team continued a winning tradition by taking city championship. With a 4-0-1 record in the Southern Division, and defeating Southwest in the playoffs, they qualified to play Edison, winner of the Northern Division. The Millers downed the Tommies 13-6 for the sophomore city title. SOPHOMORE FOOTBAU Row I: Storr, Holden, J. Millar, Compbell, London. C. Andertoo. lonon. Henna tty, Severed, Barry, Pollon. Kontat. Chrlilionton. Row 7: J W. Andertoo, McKinney, Sipple. 1. Millar, Malted. Baugen, O ton, Porter, long. Kern. Grobow, Wherry, Wilhelm. Perkint, McCreary Row 3: Boon, Berglund Trench. Thomot. Wright, Babcock. Heim. Brandjord, J. R. Andertoo. Morxhowten, lobohn, Booth. Stroke. Corlton. coach; Ario, ottl. coach. Sophomore gridder meets stiff opposition. CROSS COUNTRY Row J: Ryan. Brower. RonnerMdi. Corra, H r drick� on, cop .; Stoll , Hill, Bakk . Row 2: livingtlon, OUon, Scoff, Brown, Wilion, Roiiiland. Rond. HotiU. Row 3: Emonon, cooch, TroUteod, mgrj Childs. Johnson, Hortley, Coodoicn, Kalar, Cable. Hordin. RUN, DON'T WALK This year the Washburn H Briers opened the season with losses to Central and South. The Millers score d their first victory by downing Edis n. Fol lowing a defeat to Roosevelt, thd again showed winning form by sound’, beat ing Vocational. After dual me | losse-to Marshall anil Southwest, WJil tifiQ entered the city meet. The Or.i igemcn finished eighth in the city a though many turned in good times. Harvey Hendrickson, who led the Harr ers this year, will be replaced by ncxl year's captain, Keith Rennerfcldt. Under Coach Connie Emerson, Washburn is improving in cross-country, ani row do very well next year. Coach Emerson and Captain Hendrickson Miller Harriers jog into turn during practice session. Anderson and Hendrickson pressure Marshall goalie. Hockey... This year’s hockey team proved to be quite a surprise to many people. Under Coacli Carlson, the Millers won the District 17 Championship for the third consecutive year. The season started with victories over Southwest and Marshall. Then the icemen ran into difficulty, losing close games to Roosevelt and Henry, and tying North. Washburn finished the season by defeating Vocational, Edison, West, and Central, but lost a hard-fought game to South. In district playoffs the pucksters first downed North and Edison, and then upset a favored South team. Advancing to Region One the Millers edged Richfield, bringing them one game away from the state tournament. However, they were stopped by a rugged South St. Paul team, who eventually finished second in the state. This was a remarkable season for a team which was supposedly rebuilding. STANDINGS W L T Roosevelt - - • - 10 0 0 Henry 8 2 0 West 7 2 1 South 7 3 0 WASHBURN - • 6 i 1 North - - • - 3 3 4 Southwest - - - - 4 5 1 Marshall - - - - 3 7 0 Edison 2 8 0 Central 1 8 1 Vocational... - 0 10 0 SCORES cm' Washburn 4 Southwest - - 1 Washburn 7 Marshall - • • 1 Washburn 1 Roosevelt - - - 4 Washburn 2 North - - - - 2 Washburn 2 Henry .... 3 Washburn 4 Vocational - - 0 Washburn ft Edison 0 Washburn 1 South - - - - 2 Washburn 2 West .... 1 Washburn H Central - - • 1 DISTRICT 17 Washburn 3 North - - - - 1 Washburn (y Edison - - - - 0 Washburn 4 South .... 3 REGION I Washburn 3 Richfield • - - 2 Washburn 0 South St. Paul • 5 Victories were attained through a team effort. 126 HOCKEY TEAM Row I: Ncbelrhou, Knouft, Hanion, Sipplo. Booiolit, Brown. Thompion, T. Carlton, Stonkovich. Row Ji Carlton, cooch. Tifcomb. Guttafton. J. Carlton. Ronning, Hocking, Nord, Hondrlckton, Andorton, Patorton. Murphy, mgr. precision pucksters ’Ata boy, Zuppic! John Sipple, captain and all-city goalie, and Coach Carlson. PA RULIFFSON'S BOYS Washburn had a year of ups and downs in basketball. Mr. Ruliffson’s boys won three of their first four games, then hit a long, dry spell, but finished strong. The cagers won their first two games over West and Central. After losing to powerful South, the team rolled over Vocational as Mike Wclbaum hit i season's peak of twenty jxjints. The cagers suffered several hard-luck defeats in the following weeks, losing close games to Marshall, North, Henry, Southwest and city champion Roosevelt. In the final game of the regular season, Kinney Johnson and Nate Mitchell led the squad to an upset over highly regarded Edison. Their steady improvement carried them into the sub-district, as Len Stream scored nineteen points and Washburn defeated Central. In the district tournament the Millers almost came through with the upset of the year, but finally fell to second-place South. Starting five get tips from the old master. VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Opovo, Streom, Sedgwick, Houg, Nelson, Aomodt. W. Johnson, Nygoord, K. Johnson. Row 1: Ruliffson, coach; Jackson, mgr.; Wright, Wolboum, Poske, Harrison, Mitchell, Ajox, Schmitt, mgr.; Sternal, mgr. 128 Coach Ruliffson and Co-captains Wright and Johnson. SCORES CITY Washburn 43 West . . . 3f� Washburn 44 Central - - - 41 Washburn 47 South - - - 61 Washburn 51 Vocational - 7 Washburn 59 Henry - 67 Washburn 52 Marshall - - 58 Washburn 53 North - - - 61 Wash bum 41 Roosevelt - - 71 Washburn 49 Southwest • - 58 Washburn 57 Edison ... 48 DISTRICT 17 Washburn 55 Central - - - 51 Washburn 51 South - - - 59 Avoiding his opponent. Denny Nelson goes up for a layup. STANDINGS W L Roosevelt - • 10 0 South - - - - 9 I Southwest - • 7 3 Edison • • . 6 4 Henry • - - 5 5 North - - . 5 5 WASHBURN - 4 6 Marshall . . . 3 7 Vocational - - 3 7 Central - • - 2 8 West .... 1 9 K 9 LITTLE MILLERS The sophomore hockey team hail a great season, placing second in their division with a 6-1-1 record. Both the loss and tic were to Roosevelt, soph city champs. Winning most of their games by large margins, the puckstcrs, under the coaching of Mr. Goldstrand, succeeded in tying the Teddies the second time they met them. This was their best played game of the season. Lack of icc made practice difficult. SOPHOMORE HOCKEY Row I: Templeton, Boethling, Anderson, Mickelton. Row 2: Nightingale, Estemon. Serrill, Moiled, Wherry. Row 3: Boemon, Neivold, Bauder, OUon, Golditrand, roach. MIGHTY SOPHS The soph eagers began the season slowly, but ended strong. After losing their first four games, they came back with victories over Vocational, West, Henry, South, and Roosevelt. The Little Millers dropped their final game to Marshall 35-29. The year’s top scorers were Paul Heim, Dave French and Dick Boutcn. Many potential players for next year’s varsity were members of the team. The boys were coached by Mr. Hcllcckson, who always seems to produce successful teams. SOPHOMORE BASKETBAU Row I: G. Andonon, Olion, French. J. Andouon, Korn, Sonnoiyn, Rieka, Bouton. Row 2: Nicholot, Poor, Babcock, Heim, Crouch, Spain, Brondjord, Helleckion, coach. WRESTLING TEAM Row 1: Dalo, Pryd, Reed, Burnside, Sipple, Root, Child . Row 2: Bachman, Finch, Woll, Andorion, Sackrider, Boerboon, Swoverland, Rowloy, Otborg. Row 3: Rutherford. out. coach; Emerson, coach; Gordin, Rogntie, Hill, Garza, Edwards, Turnbull, Trelttad, mgr. Wrestling — grapplers grab city Washburn’s 1960-61 wrestling team secured the city championship trophy by winning all of their conference meets. Our grapplers won ten straight meets and finished two full victories ahead of the second-place team. Jeff Woll and Dick Garza, co-captains for next year, kept 10-0 records and won individual city championships. Also gaining first places were Doug Turnbull and Jack Rognlie. In the District 17 Meet Ron Edwards, Jeff Woll, and Dick Garza won first place gold medals. Chuck Burnside, who finished second in the district and region, was the only Miller wrestler in the state tournament. Coach Emerson and Captain Ron Edwards. Rognlie tries a new pin hold. STANDINGS W L T WASHBURN - - 10 0 0 Henry 8 2 0 Roosevelt - - - - 8 2 0 Vocational - - • 3 0 North - - - - - 7 i 0 South ■1 3 1 West 3 6 I Southwest 3 7 0 Edison .... 2 7 1 Marshall - - - - 1 8 1 Central - - - - 0 10 0 101 Grossman, first in city in slalom. STANDINGS Jump CC Slalom Total North 1 1 4 WASHBURN - - 2 I 10 Edi on 4 4 i II Roosevelt - - - - I 6 5 14 South .... i Marshall • - • • 2 West 4 Southwest ... - 5 Central Henry Captain Chuck Standing and Coach Bill Kuross. SKILLFUL SNOWMEN Despite the handicap of the traditional snowless ski season, Washburn placed second in the city. City champion Bob Grossman and sixth place Pete Anderson placed for Washburn in the slalom. In jumping. Chuck Standing took second and Dick Hennessy sixth, while Harvey Hendrickson placed fifteenth in the cross country event. At the state meet in Duluth, Washburn was represented by nine skiers whose combined efforts placed our ski team seventh in the state. SWIMMING TEAM Row 1: lynum, Scot!, lund, Widtfoldt, Stephan. Sloma, MuelUr, H !nrich, Root. Row 2: Partridge, mgr.j Oohlon, Print, Blaiing. Barker, Kremin, John ion, Notion, Carlton. Row 3: Curtii, coach; Tom Smith, T� d Sm5th. Eberhordt, Harrlt, Carlttrom, Wright, Piepgrai, Pearion. STANDINGS Southwest W . 9 L 0 WASHBURN - - - - 8 1 Edison - - 7 2 Roosevelt - 6 3 Henry - 5 4 South - - 4 5 West - 3 6 North - 2 7 Vocational • 1 8 Central - 0 9 THE BUBBLE MEN Washburn's swimming team had a successful season with a 9-1 record in dual meets. The tankers finished second in both city and district competition. The medley relay team broke one city record, with the freestyle relay team breaking two. Greg Wright also broke two city records. Dick Picpgras finished fourth in the fifty yard freestyle in the state meet. The team was ably led by Cocaptains Mike Harris and Dick Piepgras ami Coach Fred Curtis. foe Prinj, in lane two, toes of! for start in 100 yard butterfly. MILLERS TAKE THE CAKE AGAIN The 1960 baseball team captured the state title for the second consecutive year. In regular season play, Washburn lost only one game. After winning the Southern Division title, the Orange advanced to the city playoffs, where they met North in a three-game series. In the first game, which went into -extra innings, the Millers were edged by the Polars 3-2, but bounced back for a 7-4 second game victory. Washburn was down 5-4 in the final inning of the deciding game when John Oster hit a 360-foot home run which brought in two runs. This gave the cake-eaters’’ the victory and city championship. Washburn then played St. Paul Washington for the Twin City Championship. The Prcxics topped the loafing Millers 6-1. However, in the hard-fought first game of the regional playoffs, the Orangemen proved themselves by stopping Edina 4-2. With a 3-0 victory over St. Cloud Tech, the Millers qualified for state tournament play. SCORKS Washburn - 7 West - - - 1 sVashbum - 7 Central - • 1 Washburn - South - - 7 Washburn . 6 Roosevelt • Washburn . 11 Southwest - 3 Washburn - 3 West - - - 1 Washburn - 4 Central - - 0 Washburn - II South - 4 Washburn - 8 Roosevelt 4 Washburn - Southwest - 1 CITY Washburn . 2 North - • 3 Washburn - 7 North - - 4 Washburn - 7 North - - S � WIN CITY Washburn 1 St. Paul Wash. A REGION Washburn . 4 Edina - - - 2 Washburn . 3 St. Cloud 0 STATE Washburn - S Coleraine () Washburn . s Crookston - 1 Washburn • 4 Little Falls - 1 The Orange won the opening game of the tournament, blanking Greenway of Coleraine 5-0 in five innings. They downed Crookston 5-1 in the semifinals, and defeated Little Falls 4-1 in the final game. BASEBALL TEAM Row 1: Johonsson, Pryd, Stahl, Simus, Salmon, Cartwright. Row 2: Sipple, Ho uon, Anderson, mgr.; Carlson, Mitcholl, Hacking, Welbaum, Cosgrove, coach. Collier strains for a base hit. STANDINGS Southern Division W L WASHBURN - - - 9 1 Central . - 8 2 Southwest - . - 4 6 West - - - . - 3 7 Roosevelt . - 3 7 Linksters always on the ball The I960 Washburn golf squad, coached for the last time by Mr. Ahvin, head linkstcr for thirty years, displayed its power again as a first division team. The opening match against Edison was a close 11 12J4. After losing to the Tommies, Wash-hum breezed through the remaining schedule in dominant form, losing only to Roosevelt. Paul Richmond was the only Washburn linksman to survive the region meet. Paul then went on to the state tournament where he finished thirteenth. STANDINGS W L T Roosevelt - - - • . - 10 0 0 Edison . . 9 1 0 WASHBURN - - . . 8 2 0 North - 3 0 Southwest - - - - - 6 4 0 - - 3 6 1 West 3 5 2 South ..... . . T 1 Central .... • 8 0 Marshall - - - - - - 2 6 2 Vocational ... - - 0 10 0 Didn't you forget vomething, Paul? GOU TEAM Row 1: Krocak. lynum. Richmond. Jock ton. Ravine, Ruud. Row J: Rovderfoldt. Harden, copt.j Lundgron, Wiitmillor, Shurko, Logs land. Podot, Alwin, coach. 136 TENNIS TEAM Row I: Sion . FnHmon, Shotted, Clinlt , Rottmon, Sch in r. Row 3; Bath m. ... . - .... , oatn. mgr.; Olton. mgr.; Ntl.on, CrifKlKi. Phlppt, Cwftlt, tooth. Tennis... net profit The I960 Washburn tennis team, coached by Mr. Curtis, opened its season by defeating Southwest 3-2 and Vocational 5-0. Then, in the meet which eventually cost the Miller netmen the city championship, a poised Roosevelt squad overpowered Washburn 5-0. Although there were a few other close matches, the Millers went through the rest of the conference schedule without another defeat. Phipps shows a forehand smash. Shostcd and Fjellman see doubles action. STANDINGS Roosevelt W - 10 L 0 WASHBURN - - - 9 1 Central - . 8 2 North - - 6 4 Southwest - . 6 4 West - - • • . 6 4 Henry - - 4 6 South - - 3 7 Edison .... - 1 9 Marshall - 1 9 Vocational - - 0 10 137 Aamodt sprints on last of 100 yards. Cindermen_____________ city champs In the Metropolitan Indoor Track Meet, Washburn finished in fourth place. Our ever improving team then placet! second in the Carlcton Track Meet at Northfield. An exciting City Meet saw Washburn take its first title since 1950. Gavin Wright and Myron Rognlie raced- to a first and second place finish, respectively, in the high hurdles to qualify for the State Meet. Kent Pike and Fred Nord, our shot-putters, also survived the City Meet along with Paul Matson in the 440-yard dash, Jim Arndt in the pole vault, anti the mile relay team. The Millers came in a close second to a fine Central team in the State Track Meet. Pike was first and Nord was second in the shot-put, Rognlie took third in the low hurdles, Matson finished fourth in the 440, and Wright placed fifth in the high hurdles. Washburn’s “Minutcmcn,” the mile relay team, put. forth a winning effort of 3:27.7, a new state record. TRACK TEAM Row 1: Norton, H.ndri k� on, Stoll. Stoffon,. Jocobion, Jodwin. Rood. Ronnorfoldt. Normon. Struxnu , Shodoon. Row 2: Whitokor. Arndt, Croig. Milltr, Hon,on. SrKv,1.,. Fr.odmon Cochron EMtoH. Troyok. MilHill. WiUon Row 3= f. Mil., Holgron. Blomborg. Borni. Hill. Boiloy. And. non. Cordor. Collin,. Bonl.y, Wilkin,on. SJJX'mWpS. O' ; Emonon, ooch. ' ° G°W,,r0 d' 0',,• COO h,,: Roflnli . Aomodt. Bridgo, Wright, Spong. Horriwn. Codor.trond, r.ko, Nord, STANDINGS WASHBURN Central Southwest • North -South -Marshall Roosevelt Edison Vocational • I Icnry -West - - Still untouchable . . . our mile relay team. Rognlic clears hurdle enroutc to win. Track leaders. Hill, Coach Emerson, and Norton. Norton gets set for first lap of mile relay. SWIMMING TEAM Row 1: Ron, C. Qoott, Roofer. M Quoit, lond, Koderling, Wilton. Galen. Row 2: Deems. Mill, Rotzol. Bouton, S. Smith, Burnet. Harm. Hill, Hendrickson, Brooker. Row 3: Hallqoist, Gerber. Fredino, Heidenreich, Heitel, T. Smith, Stephon, Heim, Henning. Molinoiky, York, Schleiinger. CHAMPION SWIMMERS Row 1; lond. Harris. Row 2: Gerber, Rotzel, Fredine, Heim. BADMINTON TEAM Row I: Spain, lovering, Aaker, Morgan. Row 2-. Templeton, lond, Ray, Smith. Row 3: Hallqoist. Sweetnam, Peterson, Warhol, Heisel. A WINNING WAY The girls’ swimming and badminton teams, coached by Miss Cusack and Miss Thurston, respectively, each attained a second in the city. The swimming team won all of their meets, but lost to West in the city meet. The badminton team was also undefeated until the city meet, when they lost to Southwest. The tennis anil golf teams had successful seasons last spring and arc looking for even better results this yea-. Aaker gets set for a slam. 1-10 B.irb Lund i$ a fanatic for tennis! Jane practices keeping eye on the ball. TENNIS TEAM Row I: Aokor, lovaring, Eliton. Row 2: Morgon, Schulz, lund. GOlf TEAM Thompton, Andorton, lund. Smith, Horwoy, Wicklond. 141 V our hours MOMENTS Radiant Carol Nelson and Dave Mactzold Klegant Kathy Kindstrom and Kevin Murphy THE CROWNING TOUCH Dazzling Jill Hartley and Bob McNulty 144 Sparkling Judy Lobstein and Denny Nelson A vision of regal loveliness. Reigning royalty takes a ride. Rah. rah. sis boom bah! Merry Millers . . . It's a grand night for dreaming. 146 in the glow of victory The air was filled with excitement as everyone anticipated the 1960 Homecoming events: the coronation, football game, and dance. Queen Marcia Stevens and King Lloyd Anderson reigned over the strom and Kevin Murphy, Carol Nelson and Dave Maetzold, Judy Lobstein anti Denny Nelson, and Jill Hartley and Hob McNulty. Spirited Millers cheered their team onto an exciting victory over North. The halftime show was climaxed by a parade of our four fabulous floats. The Homecoming Dance highlighted the events of the day. Sophomore float adds spirit to Homecoming. Ml DOGPATCH DAZE Foot stompin' guys and gals attended the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance on Friday evening, November 18. The “gunny sack mob rocked to the music of Jim Rumme! Rhythmaires in the newspaper heaven of the girls' gym, while in the boys’ gym, the more athletically inclined tried their skill at the “difficult but fun games. Washburn’s “high fashion was at its peak with the announcement of the winners of the most authentic, most original, and funniest costumes. Tom Romfo and Carol Hollander, Denny Nelson and Louise Strudwick, Bill Stewart anil Trudy Peterson, and Mark Gcnich and Roscann Skelton received prizes for their costumes of “sujKrior quality. Hellc Sober’s “appetizing corsage and Tom Radke's “Dogpatch-type beard won both of them prizes. All Dogpatchcrs waited excitedly for the announcement of Judy Lobstein as Daisy Mac and Fred Nord as Li’l Abner of 1960. Similar shapes, a rollicking group. “Me and My Shadow Anyone passing Washburn High on February 18 might think he was seeing double. This date will long be remembered as the annual Blue Tri-spon-sored Twin Dance. The theme of “Me and My Shadow” could be seen everywhere as crazy-costumed duos danced to the music of the “Hi-Fi’s.” The prize for the most original costumes went to Doug Ocheltrce and Sandy Berg who came as the Satellites. Echo 1 and Echo Too. Jerry Dietz and Jane Thompson, and Warren Ajax and Mary Anderson, all dressed as Campbell soup cans, won the “twinnicst” title. M'mmmm good. Echo I and Echo Too drop in for a visit. 149 tomato Soup 'MATO iOUP ALWAYS ENTERTAINING The unforgettable Casuals. Hie Cen tones . . . iJnghi; m 'isic. A change of pate Mien the Bots. THE SPLENDOR OF BEAUTY A regal Miss Holiday, Carol Ulmer Holiday cheer by the Casuals The best of ’61 Holiday Highlight... we had a ball 151 Mclod ions males entertain at Southdalc. CHRISTMAS HARMONY The reverence of the Christmas season was conveyed to the students and parents of Washburn High at the annual Christmas Concert held this year on December 15. Mr. Rolewine directed the five hundred voices through a variety of beautiful choral selections symbolic of the season. Especially enjoyable were solos by Lu Ann Wahl, Toni Harrison, Kathy Kindstrom. and Karen Anderson. The magnificent “Hallelujah Chorus,” sung by the mixed glee clubs, was a fitting finale to a wonderful evening of Christmas entertainment. “O Tannenbaum, O Tannenbaum.” Those lettermen, always in training. The day the pens finally came. Another sign of senior supremacy. A MYRIAD OF MOODS Who would ever want to forget our 35c bargain? “Ludwig” Chor empa celebrates Beethoven’s birthday. ' What arc you so anxious for? You probably failed. Swing your partner round and round. VARIED ACTIVITIES ADD Unforgettable characters in “The Matchmaker. Fads and fun were bountiful this year within the realms of Washburn. Who will ever forget the knee ticklers, overwhelming back-combed hairdo’s, warm ski sweaters, plaid patterns, and comfortable culottes ? We will remember the varied activities Millers took part in. The class of ’61 will recall especially Senior Pep Day, the Senior Snow Party, our class play, our fine athletic teams, and graduation. The class of ’62 will always remember their middle year, Captains Bill, Bob. and Jim. and numerous junior parties. Outstanding in the minds of all sophomores is their first day at WHS. their pride in being Cake Eaters at last, and anticipation of two more fun-filled years. Undoubtedly a new sophomore. SPICE T Blazers, a tribute to great grid coaches. Millwheels... wheelin' along The genuine Jughead Jacks n Jills. The spectacular Millwheels of ’61 was presented at Washburn on March 16 and 17. The annual variety show, under the fine direction of Mr. Krause anti Mr. Johnson, displayed a great variety of fun and talent. Large, full-stage production numbers included a fabulous Hawaiian number, those irresistible hillbillys, the Jughcad Jacks n' Jills, the Golden Years, and a reiteration of our high school days called “Thanks for the Memories. The Hi-FiV provided the background music for songs by Kathy Kindstrom, Gloria Johnson, The Casuals, and the Centones. Sally Karchcr sang “Climb Every Mountain with the entire cast joining in to provide the grand finale. Behind the scenes action. Jerry Feiker and his elusive rabbit. NOW BUSY NOW STILL Senior spirit is everywhere. The joy of winter puts its best foot 1.58 - An outdoor pep fest ... a Washburn tradition.