Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)
- Class of 1964
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N, wfg w.,,f 1 A 7 W. 1 ,1mwwf,ff,g1,gf,, 52,-1, fvgpug - , X '- 'H frN35433Qffifigigmx-1'.f-'gl-',-'.1'z1':sg,'k:'2 ' .wk wry.,:Pfm,gw.:fus'::i. wgvzfy 21117, k Q 52.5 qwvfiilg fu rm, , , 5, 4 ,L A , , . S Q 1, X 5 ' mx I Rmf2i 1i:w.i,v-1 . W ,Wg 5,51 Mg Y - fs . ,. -. x-, .,,.fW,,..ffg: , ' Q w f x,,. -W rx, X K - W A, Q kg.-45: gf. ,L A ,- ,L-., I Mx, 2 .f ,M ,2 L.. '. if V 5 2 Wm ,wma dmxgwmv fl w X X 2, an .Q mf sig r 8 8 I K K A 4 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT AND LIBRARY WDRK TOGETHER , . ,A-,,sw,. . .. ' Library provides vast information to Washburn students. Busy English students read about the seventeenth century. A student of Shakespeare recites Dagger Speech beside Eliza- , bethan theatre. The English department at Washburn, headed by Mrs. Wells, encompasses both grammar and literature. The sophomores study American liter- ature including such authors as Mark Twain, Ed- gar Allen Poe, and Stephen Crane. Juniors spend an entire semester studying Shakespeare. Sen- iors are introduced to such great authors as Chaucer, Milton, Jonson, and Spenser during the study ot English literature. Grammar is included in all three years ot English. Our school library is an excellent source of jn- formation tor the students ot Washburn. lt pro- vides research material tor term papers and class proiects, Under the watchful supervision ot Miss Woodbeck and Mrs. Benson, the library is etticientlyrun and well managed. The present Guthrie links to our Shakespeare past. L' px SOCIAL STUDIES LINK THE PAST WITH THE PRESENT History captures the attention of these Washburn students. Social studies give students background in the why's ot past events and trends. Students are taught to apply this valuable knowledge of human affairs to the present and the future, they are taught to learn from history. Sophomores absorb the intricacies of their nation's and the vvorld's past. Juniors begin again with Amer- ican history in a detailed study of the developments and trends in domestic and foreign policy that have brought us to the present day. Senior history is the absorbing investigation ot modern government, eco- nomics, and current events. The hand must communicate our thought. ,yup Jil KX .. W vv,,,,L WWW , 1 ., ,,,,, aff' ,i 'W' Miss Peterson relates complexities in the study of history to attentive students. MWWMMMW .ni History is told by pictures on wall of classroom. History student points at city of presidential assassination. MATH AND SCIENCE CONTRIBUTE TO A WORLD RACE Mr. Trainer explains the anatomy of an owl to attentive biology students. Math students solve problems with utmost concentration. Physics is enjoyed by students as they perform an experiment wave motions of slinkies. showing the The science and mathematics department offered a wide range ot subiects, all helping to prepare students tor tuture careers or interests. Biology, most otten taken in the sophomore year, was a fascinating study ot plant, animal, and human existence. Physical Science Study Committee CPSSCD physics provided students with new ideas, new opportunities, and new challenges. Chemistry students spent hours balancing equations, memorizing valences, and setting modern science back titty years. Because ot the extensive laboratory facilities available, students not only engaged in classroom study but also performed many experiments and watched demonstra- tions by the teachers. The mathematics department was equally broad. Ottered to students were algebra, plane and solid geometry, advanced algebra, and trigonometry. Students ot unusual ability were able to participate in an acceler- ated program. Under this program a student took plane and solid geometry in his sophomore year, advanced algebra and Trigonometry in the junior year, and college math as a senior. All in all, the opportunities ottered in these fields were unlimited. Washburn could be proud ot its science and math departments. Chemistry students watch a reaction with wonder- ment and expectation. LANGUAGES ARE IMPORTANT IN A QHRINKING WORLD For the first time language laboratory facilities vvere available to those studying the modern languages: French, Spanish, and German. This equipment, con- sisting of headphones with attached microphones, greatly aided both the students and the teacher. A tape recording of phrases spoken in the foreign tongue vvas played. Students repeated these phrases into their individual microphones free from outside distractions. The teacher, by means of a control panel, was able to listen to each student individually or to the class as a vvhole. lt was also possible for the teacher to speak to individuals through the headphones with- out interrupting the rest of the class. Enclosed indi- vidual booths vvere also available for special uses. The only language offered at Washburn that could not make practical use of these facilities was Latin. Although nowadays one does not become fluent in the speaking of Latin, it is very helpful in other ways. Because Latin students study the intricacies of Latin grammar, they are vvell prepared to study modern languages and to better understand their ovvn. Because vve live in an ever-shrinking vvorld and at a time vvhen world communications are a prime con- cern of everyone, languages are playing an increas- ingly important role. Through hard work students make good use of the lan- guage lab facilities. Clnq quatre trois deux un Sauter' BAND: Front Row: Seale,W. Johnson, Clausen, Larned, Swenson, Eikum, Fors- berg, Student Director, Satre, Melander, Satershtrom, T. Johnson, President, Bachman, J. Eddy, Equipment Manager, Mr. Bolewine, Director, Mueller, S. Olson, Osborne, Anker, Ennis, N. Larson, Samuels, Mudeking, Lawrence, Scar- let, Colby, B. Nelson, Gibson. Back Row: McKinley, Benedict, Youngquist, Rundquist, B. Landry, K. Nelson, B. Roiche, Larned, Brown, B. Carlson, J. An- derson, Myers, B. Johnson, D. Carlson, Lokensgard, Carlyle, J. Eddy, Ma- honey, Bain, J. Landry, K. Johnson, Kiefter, Gerdes, Collins, Erwin, D. Raiche, Kitchen, Bristol, Palm, Wachter, Librarian, Buchmueller, Librarian, Kluczny, Secretary-Treasure, Miers, Hart, Nord, M, Johnson, Leache, Cramer, Belshe, Anderson, McDermid, Roche, Freeberg, Vice President, Vest, Strom, Burk, Hay- er, Weum, Palmquist, Gorey, LaBelle, Strand, Shannon, Miller, Walton, Buck. INQTRLIMENTALISTS AND EUPHONIOLI9 SOUND Under the direction of Mr. Bolewine, the band and orchestra have performed many times at school functions. The band met every day to rehearse for programs and for sports events. Both the orchestra and band played traditional and contemporary mu- sic by many and varied composers. Due to the increased population ot the school, the band and orchestra have become enlarged and can be heard in full force whenever they play. ORCHESTRA: Bottom Row: Kofski, L. Halvorson, Keefe, K. Lykken, Librarian, K. Flohr, Librarian, Ruch, Hayer, K. Moe, Royster, A. Halvorson. Row 2: Fred- sall, Sorenson, Hocking, Andreson, Kiett, Menser, Equipment Manager, Hott- man, J. Hanson, S. Jones, N. Hardin, Peer, Beck, Van Vorst, Bodenman, Secre- tary-Treasure, R. Peterson, W. Tucker. Row 3: N. Moore, J. Flohr, Kiner, Pres- ident, T. Johnson, D. Johnson, Connell, Matefty. Standing: Smith, Holbrook, Stephan, Vice President, Mr. Bolewine, Conductor, Micheau, S. Skinner. CHORALIER9' MELODIOU9 MUSIC AFFORD9 PLEASURE Mr. Lydell demands and receives the desired ettect as the Chora- liers rehearse. l Dave Beenken bursts forth with a solo at the fall concert. The large group ot singing Washburnites, known as the Choraliers, have had a very active year in many respects. Under the direction ot Mr. Lydell, the sing- ing group displayed its talents tor the students ot Washburn and tor various audiences in the Minnea- polis area. They presented a tall concert at Washburn which included songs from foreign lands. The singing ot these songs in German, Latin, and Hebrew delighted the audience and proved to be a lingual challenge as well as pleasure tor the Choraliers. The Choraliers participated in the annual Washburn Christmas concert presented by the efforts ot the music department. The Madrigals have been an ac- tive part ot the Choraliers and have provided lis- teners with a specialized torm ot song. Many mem- bers have taken advantage ot an extra-curricular class in music theory which was taught by Mr. Ly- dell. The year was rounded out by participation in the spring concert, one of the major concerts ot the year. lt was the culmination of a year's work which pre- sented various selections and featured individual voices in solos. CHOIR: Bottom Row: Lilienfeld, Childs, Flesner, Jacobson, Lindley, Weibel, L Livingston, P. Livingston, Staubly, Nathenson, Stuart, Moon, Straiton, Davis. Row 2: Aalberts, Hirschoff, Magnuson, Parten, Auger, Swenson, Moe, Gisvold, Smiley, Kilborn, McNurlen, Rosenbaum, Lynum, Ragan, Hagen, Swan, Wil- kinson, L. Olson. Row 3: Spain, Waddington, Reuteler, Eliason, Bundul, De- Lapp, D. Grambsch, Kosta, Beenken, Nicholas, Hiermstad, White, Rivers, Seach, Gravrock, McKay, Alwin, Widen, Palmquist, Bergin, Clark, Bjorklund Richards. Row 4: Geske, Alldridge, Hultman, King, Danahy, Higgins, Johnson Bollifer, V. Grambsch, Sarazin, Perry, Evans, Sneider, Gudmestad, Gunder son, Eriksson, Nelson, Kath, Cottrell, Severud, Jewson, Gibson, Coulter, Mitch ell. SKILLS LEARNED IN CLASS SERVE A LIFETIME Under a steady hand and eye, another project is begun. Accurate stitching and deft pinning make for a hand- tailored fit. Architects in the making build their castles on paper. Students participating in the industrial arts and home economics program gained valuable experience for immediate and tuture use. The boys took part in wood shop and mechanical drawing classes. They made many proiects throughout the year which may help prepare them tor a future occupation or an interesting hobby. The girls, meanwhile, learned how to cook, bake and sew. They kept up with the current fashions and saved money, too, by sewing their own clothes. The culinary artists learned how to prepare delicious and nutritious meals tor tuture husbands and tamilies. Hey, they don't look too bad! VFLK Fingers itch and strain to get finger-tip control. f, Pounding fingers practice tor accuracy and speed. CREATIVE SELF-EXPRESSION IS TAUGHT IN EVERY CLASS Every activity imaginable took place at Washburn during the school hours ot the past year. ln the gym classes the boys took part in calisthenics, rope climbing, tootball, basketball, baseball, and track events. The girls enioyed some ot these activities under modified conditions vvith a no less rousing vitality. The business courses prepared students tor occupations in business with instruction in typing, shorthand, busi- ness lavv, and operation of the machines essential to their vvork. The art classes afforded talented students a means ot selt-expression. The student learned to recognize the importance ot the rules ot design and color in produc- ing a vvork ot art and to apply them tor himself. The areas of study included water color, oil, printing, sculpture, charcoal dravving, and ceramics. Students interested in all phases of play production studied the mechanics ot acting, costume history, the skills ot property and stage crews and the application ot stage make-up. Drama students became actors when they submerged themselves in their roles. elf, Clay takes form under the creative direction of imagination. Thick grease paint, powder, and eye pencil create a DSW ITIGD. WAHIAN STAFF RECORDS YEARS' ACTIVITIES WAHIAN: Seated: Mullin, Hannah, Freeman, Satre, Michaels, B. Johnson, Evenson, Adams, J. Johnson Row 2: Staubly, John, Dunn, Agan, Heim, Carlson, Theim, Foster, Eustis, Fechner, Dean, Mr. Schauer, advisor. The Wahian staff, consisting of eighteen girls and one boy, worked under the supervision of lvlr. Scha- uer. Imaginative ideas and bustling activity were in evidence everywhere as the staff prepared the an- nual for publication. Bill Carlson, student photogra- pher, aided the staff in the photographic area of production. Work for the Wahian consists not only of Co-Editors, Marilyn and Joy, look over plans for the annual. layouts, pictures, copy and captions but also embraces the financial aspect. Chuck Agan, business manager, took care of the financial affairs of the annual and the scheduling of senior pictures. At the helm of the Wahian cause were the co-editors, Joy Satre and Mari- lyn lvlichales. ff , fveki. ,why . Kirk Only male staff member is distracted as he works on senior pictures. GRIST STANDS FOR FREEDOM OF THE PRESS The Grist stotcl, under the supervision ot Mr. Lyk- ken, was responsible tor bringing items ot inter- est to the students ot Washburn. This capable statt, headed by Editor-in-Chiet, Allan Andrews, put out on edition ot the paper every two weeks. The Grist stotT showed their diversihed talents, and seemed to lock only a knowledge of Russian. The Grist, known tor its error-tree copy and clear-cut pictures, reported o vast number ot things, including school club activities, fashions, sports, opinions ot Washburn students, colleges, ond school news in general. The reporters at- large aided the stalt in the compilotion ot the news ond were an important part ot the working force which produced the paper. The competent stott spent zero hour ot each day writing copy, proofreading, ond moking lay- outs tor the paper. This teomwork and the et- ticient distribution of the Grist made tor a bet- ter-informed student body. l Sue Reardon is a picture of concentration as she plans a Grist lay- out. GRIST STAFF: Seated: Magraw, Rotegard, Hurwicz, Lander, M. Auerbach, Horowitz, K. Lykken, Reardon. Row 2: Wirt, Bey, D. Erickson, Childs, O'Neal, Grouse, Kotz, Andrews, Kilborn, Schroeder, Floyd, Thomas, Aronson, B. Johnson, Porter. 17 'f'Q1i N-LQ-, 1 1 1. . ..,.. . , , uf , . Q I, 'lf ,sh V, L in yQ 5 -, .QQ W K . Q 'Q g gf' A , 'U ' , 5 . ,L .,,. A v IH if , f -,MAL .ff V 1-, .:. :fg..f. I I J, 5 . , 1' 3 K . ,A W' , F ,ff Hn 5 a ' 'wrt' fig, My fw -Q FACUL I Y :SQ a 01 S '94 1 M ' Lifae ' ' '14 K W, .. KKK, .. - , MA- in 1 K Vx., up KKK . ' ,, W,.. K ' ,, 7 ' if 'W ' -f 5 ' 4 N F K 119' w-'l z ri., - K 'Y K W- -we KK ig 5 K L4.L 'Z ' rn 1. H- W' 33' K , M-K .,.,,.. ' M. , , KU -V, IJ- ' YW Q k. , ' M? QT , , f ' f Q.. KK K aww 'wvfw M '-'f' ,aw-fA k MKK AMT 'ff' 0 ml ' V V s. - 0 -f'Pff'KK , KJ k Nf ff-f. V 92'-355 Q , Q' ' ' K - Q- , Ka, ,ji -,,f,i,,iKKK KK ,KK k '- fun ,M o W K ij .Q ,,,.. My ' ' ' 5-if J 'ML ,, ,V if A'g,,W,4zs-W -H' K 0 y',W - KWH- Wi' K -4, YW n X . s - f 1f. A M , , ,mme as 1 O 39 wswiqs ,ivy ,..4-MA '99 me 'N 99 ,i If l l i . S i E ' it 2 5 l, , S 5 . 3 i 3 , l . Q 3 . i S 2 S I 3 E E a S E E 2 ADMINISTRATION AND STAFF We oTTen hear people Talk abouT school spirit. To some people, This immediately conjures up a picTure of sTudenTs wildly cheering aT an aTh- leTic evenT. l Think, hovvever, ThaT real school spiriT is someThing much broader Than This. IT seems To me that iT includes The feeling which exisTs be- Tween The faculty and The sTudenT body, a feeling of muTual respecT and undersTanding. Then, if morale is high, we have a siTuaTion where real learning can Take place. l believe That We have been very TorTunaTe aT Washburn To have a group ol dedi- caTed Teachers To sTimulaTe and To in- spire sTudenTs. We have been equally TorTunaTe To have a sTudenT body wiTh high goals and a desire To achieve. This happy combinaTion of TaculTy and sTudenT body has made iT possible Tor us To perpeTuaTe The Washburn TradiTion of scholasTic ex- cellence, despiTe The many physical dilTiculTies ThaT have hampered us. We have been able To overcome The obsTacles of an overcrowded school and a staggered class room schedule because oi The spirit of mutual coop- eration beTvveen TaculTy and sTudenTs. IT is our hope That Those ol you who are graduaTing will always remem- ber your days aT Washburn as being both enioyable and profitable. We wish each ol you The besT of every- Thing in your TuTure endeavors. Good- bye and good luck. CARL W. ANDERSON. Principal Mabel E. Christensen: ST. Olaf Col- Obert Evenson: Wisconsin State Col- Ethel M. Paleen: University lege, University of Minnesota. Col- lege, University of Minnesota. Elev- Clarence Ohland: University of Min of Minnesota. Tenth grade lege Counselor. enth grade Counselor. nesota. Twelfth grade Counselor. Counselor. U 5 li Qi W... , Q Q -..fy 'K' i S E l 5 s E X s s S 5 i t e- me 4 ,,. Q 'O ii . ,,,., N- f ' -.... . q,,, ,, t.-- . .....m...,,-5 f ' A Q i Hlilif ff - , ' C iWV'f'? ,, 'S 95255 . Florence Donohue: University of Minne- Mrs. Mariorie Hoagland: sota. Visiting Teacher. University of Minnesota. N urse. .mc ,...-A I s,ii HARRY N. VAKOS, Assistant Principal Mrs. Janet Benson: St. Olaf College, Sheila Woodbeck: Col University of Wisconsin. Librarian. lege of St. Scholastica. Li brarian. Mrs. Florence Ferkingstad: Mrs. Margrete Dehlinger: Stout State College. Mrs. Emily Busyn: Finance Mrs. Ethyl Dacko: Book and Attendance lunchroom Manager. Helen E. Lund: Chief Clerk. Clerk. Library Clerk. Clerk. 9 .3 fi! fi 'Q Mft A gm -,, Martin M . S' 'cl Ggbellgrl Mrs. Dorothy Johnson: Re- Mrs. Jeanne Wikman: Gavondqi Cl k l quigition Clerk, Mrs. Alice Schultz: Clerk. Clerk. Eugene Stallman: Engineer. Second er ' Engineer. r-. .fq I ,f James Bolewine: MacPhail College of Music. Band, Orchestra. Mrs. Dorothea Bruschke: University of Minnesota. German, German Club Advisor. Carl Carlson: Duluth Teachers Col- lege. Modern Problems, Soph. Foot- ball and Varsity Hockey Coach. Roger Cersine: University of Minne- sota. History, Asst. Boys' Swi-mming Coach. Louis Claeson: Carleton College. English, Speech: Federation Policy Committee, Save the Children Fed- eration Clothing Drive Chairman. James Cosgrove: University of Ar- kansas. Advanced Algebray Varsity Baseball. FACULTY Lloyd Alwin: Hamline. Geometry. Frank Ario: Augsburg College. Modern Problems, Philosophy, Soph. Baseball and Intramural Coach. Garrard Beck: University of Minne- sota. English, Senior Grammar. Mrs. Margaret Beran: University of Dubuque. Latin, English, Latin Club Advisor. Robert Blackmur: Denison Univer- sity. English. Mrs. L. Marie Bohmbach: University of Minnesota. English, Creative Writing, POPLARS Advisor, Quill Club Advisor. .-- ' Loretta Cusack: Iowa State Univer- sity. Physical Education, Health, Girls' Golf Coach. Mrs. Annette Dahl: University of Minnesota. English, Silver Tri Ad- visor. Edwin Daniel: University of Minne- sota. History. Michael Dills: University of Minne- sota. German, German Club Ad- visor. David Dornteld: University of Minn- esota. Physics. Kathleen Dowling: University of Minnesota. English. Harold Dunn: Universite Laval. French, French Club Advisor. Conrad Emerson: University of Minnesota. Physical Education, Var- sity Cross Country, Varsity Track, Varsity Wrestling Coach. Mrs. Dorothy Fisher: University of Oklahoma. History, Physical Edu- cation. David Flugstad: University of Minn- esota. Drafting. Burton George: Wisconsin State College. Geometry, Chemistry. Robert Goldstrand: University of Minnesota. Biology, Soph. Hockey and Soph. Track Coach. Mark Goodman: University of Min- nesota. Audio-Visual Coordinator, Sophomore Enrichment Program. Mrs. Deanna Hargraves: Mankato State College. English. Russell Helleckson: Augsburg Col- lege. Chemistry, Varsity Football and Asst. Basketball Coach, Driver Education Supervisor. William Horns: University of Minne- sota. History. Mrs. Arlene Johnson: University of Minnesota. Solid Geometry, Ad- vanced Algebra. Clittord Johnson: University of Washington. Secretarial Practice, Business Law, Shorthand, Typing, Senior Class Advisor, Equipment Manager, Pep Club and Cheerlead- ing Advisor. Benita Kane: Clarke College. Physi- cal Education, Health, Spanish, Girls' Swimming Coach, Spanish Club Advisor. Mrs. Florence Keegan: University of Minnesota. Foods, Family Living, Blue Tri Advisor. Curtis Kirschbaum: University of Minnesota. Woodworking, Intramu- ral Basketball. Robert Krause: Columbia Univer- sity. Drama, English, State and Drama Director. William Kuross: Augsburg College. Modern Problems, Business Law, Varsity Tennis and Asst. Varsity Football Coach, Letterman's Club Advisor. Mrs. Marilyn Kutish: University of Minnesota. Modern Problems, His- tory, Red Cross Council Advisor. Mary Laird: College of St. Teresa. French. Donald Lapp: Black Hills Teachers College. Biology, Intramural Basket- ball, Student Council Advisor. Roy Lindstedt: University of Minne- sota. History, Minneapolis Teachers Retirement Association. William Lydell: University of Michi- gan. Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Madrigal Singers. George Lykken: Carleton College. English, GRIST Advisor. Dorothy Magnuson: University of Minnesota. English, Counselor. Mrs. Elizabeth Mills: University of Minnesota. History. Helen Minty: Carleton College. Geometry. Mrs. Madeline Monson: Shurtleff College. English: Silver Tri Advisor. Stanley Person: Augsburg College. Geometry, Soph. Baseball. Erling Reque: Luther College. Phys- ICS. Lenus Ritter: University of Minne- sota. Algebra, Geometry. 25 'N 'wr f . -Egg, Alvin Roder: Ripon College. Biolo- gy, United Fund Chairman. Ronald Rogers: University of Min- nesota. English, Speech, Forensics Advisor. Raymond Ross: University ot Minne- sota. Physical Education, Civil De- fense Chairman. David Rulittson: University of Min- nesota. History, Health, Varsity Bas- ketball and Golf, Asst. Varsity Foot- ball Coach. James Rutherford: St. Cloud State College. Spanish, B Squad Football Coach. August Schauer: University of Min- nesota. Art, WAHIAN Advisor. J .ff- f wrong X'-ni Louden Schlagelz Grinnel College. Modern Problems, Debate and Na- tional Forensics League Advisor. Rodney Sheffer: Wisconsin State College. Chemistry. Raymond Smith: Coe College. His- tory, Faculty Manager. John Sorteberg: University ot Min- nesota. Plane and Solid Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry. Gregory Stein: St. John's Univer- sity. History. Dorothy Stevenson: University of Minnesota. Bookkeeping, Typing, Senior Credit Bureau Advisor. Marion Trowbridge: North Dakota State University. Art: Secondary Planning Committee. Gary Wald: College of St. Thomas. English: Intramural Basketball and Varsity Ski Coach. Armilla Walsh: University of Wis- consin. English: U.C. Service Club Advisor. Kathryn Walter: Huron College: Consumer's Economics, Omce Training. Mrs. Mary Alice Wells: Winthrop College. English: English Chairman. Judy Yung: College of St. Cathe- rine. English. M. Keith Stitzel: Minot State Teach- ers College. Shorthand, Occupa- tional Relation: Coordinator of Work Program. George Sverdrup: Augsburg Col- lege. Trigonometry, College Math, Advanced Algebra: Asst. Soph. Football Coach. Patricia Temple: St. Olaf College. Typing, Bookkeeping. Mrs. Leila Thompson: University of Minnesota. Clothing: Faculty Social Committee Chairman. Margaret Thurston: Columbia Uni- versity. Physical Education, Health: Girls' Badminton and Tennis Coach. Gary Traynor: River Falls State Teachers College. Biology. A 1 if 1 if iii, ii V , AWG!! 1 7 UL-'L 4, 1 3 nf E V J rg . 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' QOPHOMOREQ SOCIALIZE Jim Abell Guy Anderson Martha Micheal Arnold Cindy Barclay Virginia Beck Janet Ahern Jim Anderson Anderson Gayle Arnzen David Bardin Dan Beckman Paul Anderson Linda Alama Kathleen Adele Barros Caroline Allard Anderson Stephanie Alberteen Kathleen Susan Anderson Barstow Laurie Anderson Anderson Tom Anderson Jim Asbury Ann Benedetti Barbara Kay Anderson Luella Frank Ashman Bartholomew Steve Benedict Anderson Linda Anderson Andresen Kathleen Awes Gene Bassett Sandra Bennett Barbara Lonnie John Anker Peter Baltuft Maureen Julie Berg Anderson Anderson .loan Annett Karen Bang Bazinet Nancy Berg 'I 30 Bob Berg Karen Biornstad Palmer Bridges Mark Bergerson Jean Bodenman Linda Brink Linda Bergh Yvette Bohunko Vicki Bristol Brent Bergin Randall Bolduc Norman Gary Berglund Marcia Borell Bittner Jo Anne Linda Botten Diane Brodin Berkman Dave Botts Pam Brooks Sheila Besner Jim Boyer Carol Brown Steve Besse Julie Braniord Dave Brown Larry Bey Mike Brown Richard Brown Edward Burk Gordon Bruce Patricia Burk John Brude Patricia Burke Buck Rollin Mary Butts Nancy Buesgens Mike Bystrom Vicki Bunker John Mary Burbank Cambronne Bruce Burditt Joan Campbell Carol Burdorf Bill Carlson Douglas Carlson Sophomore girls gather for coke at the South football game. 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Lamb gp Charles Kuether Kathy Kyle Mariorie ' .,:., ' Diane Kunderf Gary LaBahn Lammers I ,'i' Michael Kurtz Gretchen Lake Robert Landry , fx' I ' --'- l ,- . wg' Q ,lg r L . 1 K' ' Q- . ,gp l sis. 3. ' -E.. z ' 5' lg a reflfigfrl gf5.iE?a,e 7 f .-iA',s: 9 1 Kathy Keenan Patricia Keene Micheal Kelley Keith Kellogg Evonne Kennis Jackie Kieffer Bob Kieft Hal Kilgore Carol Kilian Pat Kinclstrom Carol Kingbay Obie Kipper Kathy Kissinger Loran Klier Marjorie Kobs Charles Konowal Brian Kramer Kay Kuderling ,Q 'ls ,fi V , ' . .flil f 1 'J fi? f L J in JY rli ,xl Y 35 4' ML 43, If A Sandy Langhans Lori Lannigan Judy Larned x 6 fr- , R af. 1. + 51 rf' MJ fr , Y Nancy Larsen Andrea Larson Bob Larson . - J' 1 J ,l,j'l' Wi, M17 IQ wk, Kay Larson Barbara Lee Brian Lee I J L r '1f 'J lAmi'r Sophomore girls saunter home. QOPHOMORE9' LEISURE V .2 . . wg- H fc 1 , yr Q X fc A I g l 1 ra A . mb' ,A . . , k I ' is ..- L , s ,. s ,Qs xv 'W , , . ,, A. . :z VV vi H ,- 5 YL? wx X fr If I sk it 1? 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Margaret McKee Frederick Karen Miller Mike Mulloy Sharon Nelson Athemia Paul McKinley Meschke Larry Miolsnes Karen Munson Stephen Nelson Nicklow Bob Medcalf Tom Meyer Steve Moden John Murphy Susan Nelson Ruth Nienaber Tony Meyer Dick Nodler Richard Nolander Margaret Thomas Nelson Mark Nord Thomas Meier Nolita Micheau Carlton Moe Muzetras William Nelson Marcia Sandra Melin Diane Mickelson Dale Moe Daniel Nash Robert Newgorc Nordberg Michele Mercier Dan Midura Janice Moeller Frances Nelson Dick Newstrom Kenneth Steve Merriman Paul Mikelson Priscilla Mork Robert Nelson Carylou Nordstrom Robin Merritt Diane Miller Paul Mueller Sandy Nelson Nicholson Bruce Norman A i L' -4 i , fi., a J, , Ve' ff ' ,,,.. fl L L :rw t , 1 riffs s .15 ,, ,f T Q, , J Q n . m 4- we , , 1 - K , . 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Michael Owen Susan Papke Christine Peisch Carolyn 1 s as ssss ls s : Ti ff Janet Ploot Richard Raiche Beverly Owens George Pappas Sandy Pelletier Peterson Barbara Porter William Raiche Craig Peterson Kay Page Patricia Paierski Doug Paulsen Richard Perkins Shirley Peacock Joanne Perry Arlette Pedersen Allan Petersen John Pederson Diane Petersen Richard Peer Art Peterson Lynda Peterson Rex Peterson Roger Peterson Pamela Pharo Barbara Phillips Bob Paleen Augusta Jane Palm Theodore Panos Michael Porter Nancy Powell John Powers Stephan Puetz Mary Quick John Rarick Ronald Rasmussen Sue Rees Diane Reimers Gordon Reller is ' ESS, q ff N Z ,I A- f f s 5 as ' :ewes 2 , - M .f5:.. f li '-.PERF fZ'5I,5.fTK Q' gl he is , ef 38 ly illfyf ' Ls!fii '?iQ' T T we J . 5 - .R -,.k J, . T ,i i M N x Q ,,.r ,. ,- -, :Ni my f5sf':'f W :ff ,-1 f.f' 5 , '-1 v' 1 : gsm, ei 'r '-aw k.. :eff HWY :- - w ,. :sais w w .. f . :M , -' 7, z We -. , - is J. . 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F , 3 it 5' X i 5, 4. y, Rick Scarlett Philip Schroeder Curtis Simon Jean Schaeffer Daniel Scott Judith Sivertsen Jeannie Scholl John Seale Micheal Skiod Mike Schech Steve Segner Marion Smith Steve Scheffman Lynn Seltz Micheal Smith Kurt Scheid Barb Shearer Pamela Smith Roy Schiele Kathy Sherman William Smith John Mike Shutes Ronald Snider Schlesinger Marilyn Jeffrey Snoulier Paula Schley Sigurdson xi X M--of J W A 2. EM Alert soph ponders world problems. MAKE-UP SOPHOMORES: Bottom Row: Ron Aberhamson, Steve Edquisr, Norman Bittner. Row 2 Carol Swanson, Collette Nagle, Joann Kocina, Kathy Keenan, Cheryl Campbell, Julie Anderson Row 3: John Thompson, Mark Holton, Doug Dorlner, Mary Gillett. 39 'W f 51251 , ,aj ta WW? ,M X 5 . 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V si E 1 , 'V 5 1 iii Gary Eikum Bonny John Farmer Rick Ferris Greg Floyd Doris Fritzen Steve Erickson Carol Kathy Stephen Christine Ellenburg Richard Farnham Fillmore Flygare Frommelt Mark Ellis Erickson Trudy Farrell Larry Fimon Beverly Fogel Sandy Frye John Carol Erwin Virginia Feidt Mitchell Fine Jack Foster Roberta Fuller Ellsworth Gary Evans Gregg Felsen Pat Finke Tom Frank Thomas Tom Engdahl larry Everson Gaffney 45 Linda Gardner Barry Garnett Terri Gaudette Carter Gerdes Mary Gibson .l a n lx. l ' I f N. We K' wk , 'E .-M 'YP' , '-HQPFV is , 2-.1.fg:ij't'iiQ -A H. i Margaret Gifford John Gorra 1 i, iw Q Q f A ,. H 4- W Robert Grant Stephen Gravrock I , - Q, V -451, J ew ' 9 ,W ,ee Q- 1 Y K ig D W, -fig -I 'gap.,,3,, ,,'.w.N,, Y wr fig-f :A,Vf,f.'y Q V ' Fmsi if Q it Liam' r X YZ Y P. 'aka i. Q 'lf ,J 4 g ssra K i John Gill Julie Green Brian Nancy Gilbertson Griffiths Greg Graham JoAnn Grill Victor Nancy Grambsch Groseth Nick Granos Barb Gustafson 3 7 , ,,., I - ,kK- IJ . 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Hurlbu Gusfafson Hallonquisi Sandra Becky Harlofi Tom Hawley Julie Hermansen Hirschoff Judy Hofman Honmyhr Diane lmsd Donna Arlene Hanson Helgeson Jane Heriogs Lee Hiermstad Kathleen Gustafson Halverson H0043 K K :,. K. .1 . ,, 5 K gm.: , K K ! ef :Sf f f- iaw' f' K 5 Ki 1 'Z M -. f f? ' ' -fi J ...., fe Q , ,, , , s I J 225 iff ' ' KL ' rg K vga - A 'K K af i 'a , K - revs: ffm: 'sezife .K V- L f I I. f a I 11 .. I W 5, W' in ' I Lv. ' . I 1' 5 , i f2 If, ,j ' ' L- . M I 1+ ' i 1 1' ' N 'S 1 ,. sy i , KKK ggi k'h.' i ii- W o k K' K KK K 'KVK K I ' , , I I ,Jl I ,'uJ, I , F om , ' - ' ' 9 ,5'ff,f.aa?v J ' S I ' ' .153 'l'..',5'4ffF f I I K - s u f I f I I I A 'l.s A I -, ' ' ' I J as if 'i K K SKKK K A jg? A iv I . KKKK KKK K L .-,,', ,. ' ,.i1-fgszrw -' ' 'fs ' 1 . Qi' . 5 ' 'K . dh -WA si we I I if 'f.l I .,.,,, S I Pssyy I 5 'S ' ,.., W ff W wwf i Asif .f - 2 7':- , - is Jane Jody Sue Hanson Craig Harris Richard June! Pamela Crisiine Hoche Bruce Mary Houg Jay Irvine Gustafson Tom Gusiafson Boyd Hagen Hansen Phillip Hansen Susan Hardin Harrison James Hagen Gary Hanson Nancy Harding John Hari' Anna Haines Gary Hanson Halvorsen John Harden Pam Harris Darlene Deborah Pamela Harris Hayes Chrisfine Heath Harwood Hegna Hardin Jackie Hellberg Greg Hervey Mark Henderson Heywood Cindy Hendrick- Vincent Heim SON Tom Heinrich KUFSH Henke Pamela Henke 46 Lefty Hibben John Higley Mary Hinz Cheryl Hocking Gary Hodge Gene Hoffman Paul Hoffman Holcomb Jan Holmdahl Frank Holme Tam Holmes Wayne Holter 1 Lyle Hulsing Michael I Jack Iverson 'Hultstrond James Ivor Hun? Jackson Larry Hunfer Nancy Jacobson David JenseL MOTIONS AND EXPRESQIONS 2 ltos B l2 Il ll gy y J J EZ? Thomas Johnson Theodore Johnson af it , it ,, , 4i,iLe2,3 ff, '- n j' ff' iii , .V . .xx f.f,..,, ,5 , rg - ffgr K 145111 7 Eg, , Jerry Joubert Tom Kaiser wwfrf' g T 1 E T5 .- 9 ' 3 nito Cliff Johnson Bill Myers enson Craig Johnson Matthew la Jensen Johnson ' fi E .' xg? 24 Y ,. .5 Sl f ' me 1 fu ,il :f,k,.f3?r K D .gi 1 1 x , 51 1, 5. ,341 :, vga: ?ff.wi1awl .Sam .mee '5 x l 1 ' ,ffv .4 gl be , W, M 1 '121'sJ1.?1'1 S 4: tx :. Mary Kennedy Beverly Kieffer , J ' B 'T D 'EW no as 5 ,,, V ..l 5 5 was l Qs, :wson es rousek n Johnson a Johnson 1ie uhnson David Johnson Gary Johnson Greg Johnson James Johnson Jim Johnson Parker Johnson Philip Johnson Richard Johnson Rita Johnson Thomas Johnson Todd Johnson Gerald Carolyn Johnston Doug Jones John Jones Dick Jordon Kaplan James Kaufman Ruth Ann Keefe Sharon Keegan Kathleen Kelley '11 'H , , Betsy King Glen King Julie King Albert Kitchen Tim Klabunde 47 sgezik 3 K hal J , 2215, if 5 if s f 3 , S T. , M sf 5 X TS' S ti s L M ,fig Q 4 L les fw S off is 5 5 'VLV J iffifie- . Qififa .wr Dennis Klein Trudi Carole Krons- Kluczny chnable Janet Kuderling ' W ,A1. t :uv if 15? N. I ., .J 2 Eiga? Liss ' 'fi' si sly., JLINIORS WRESTLE FOR SUCCESS IN THE L ?'m2lzg.-193 ',-- .,s- Aff 2 X 1 i s - 5 7, 7 sf A-E ez -P?w'..' 'Tiff 7.5 - -sw .- -e is K-fL 4'4Tif'i-ix f. lx z ,,f-:Z15..gg Iftl,-Q, iz, 2- Q,fQ1lQ'5L , Q,-,w. . X.'. .0 W LE.,-g,.L.3l . w ..f,. -- 'L hw xx . , Lucy Paul Larson Jim Leet Kwakenat Steven Larson Mary Lenning Susan La Belle Wise in , , a ' - ii' f ' x l egfs K ' - of w - ' if'-t,A X' K rsrs sz., 1 , , ,nf sifff ff . .1 ,Fgsw 1 5 1 Y Z ss wifi' gf W .sf 1- . iw! we -5 4, Mary Jo La Bonte Joseph Lamberger Steve Landry Silas Lane l. , I W A . LSSL LLSS S it - ,gs viiv srrl at Claudia Sandy Kulig Koblas Kathy Kurth Pdfricid Patricia Kurtz Koenig Sylivia Kathleen Kuubits Kowal Tom Jim Kosta Kvqnbeck Larry Kreibich Margaret Larsen Q ary , ,f zzs fm. - - mi fix? e my a 1 Charles Lau Susan Laybourn Jim Leastman Joanne Lebeis Bruce Lee St .1 ,f - we 1 .J Foster Lewellen Janice Lewis Jeanne Liimatainen Janet Lind Steve Lindell .444- . - fi' if . i f ' 55 , if I Jim Doug Loberg Julie Lund Jim Lyons Linden- Steve Susan Kathryn felsen Loechler Lundahl Mahoney Bob Lindgren psf? Jim Martin Lindsay , Linda Martin McCabe William McCabe f ,--4 , . .A . - ff 1-...ts 5 1 x Vrrk ,. .. Q. f 3 11- 1 If-5 , I., J if. ..f X in ie FE .M as 'se K , .138 rs, xg E -1 .fe in Q is K ,455 is '1 J D 4- ,. -..1., Barb Lindquist Nancy Little Dennis Liudahl Jim Livingston Leslie Livingston 48 J. . rr... .f.l. 3 v at-A I 'if'-ff A s 5 S 1-'Vx-we . mfrffc .5 s Q , 4,551 . g V g I .- 2.1 in it -:?:5:f-f,. Gene Lokensgard Brian Love Virginia Lowen Scott Luers Cheryl Luger Dave Lundberg Carol Lundborg Bob Lusk Jay Luttio Dorothy Lyman Elaine Makres Ethel Makres Nancy Maland Mary Markham Michael Marston Marilynne Martin Drew Matthews Ann Mattice Lynn Mdirdell Judy McCabe i a EJ Doug McClellai Theresa McConvi Ralph MCC, Rebecca McDermi Carol MCG UTU RE . 3 ' 5 5 . -ff' J f-4-edgy, t' 9' . 5 g' A K is f st, on ' Q' .. V , ,:.., X , ig ffm ei 'N an xx x WMJQQ5 I 6' 23955 1 Qi hy ? ' YQ ,Q ii S2 ua .- . i ' 42 1 .. .. X Q .Q i w' X K iiis, , f,gg4af?, ' We A .,f as . me-1.3: h. lxnrgyil , 5? g -A ,M xx lilliam Melanie N McHale Meyer ndrew William , , Mdmosh Mickelson Al Ciardelli demonstrates form. i l l iw W E ' -i swf an A, glas McNeill Melander rilyn elody nes Meyer lrcia Meyer , .Q 'sk P x 5 AL ...W J A f ff. ww '. A 2- , .. ,.., , Q, sim K 5 ' 537. , Ik J . I Martin Richard Milanese Mlekoday Ray Mill Jeanne Bob Miller Moberg Donna Miller Gail Moe Greg Miller Lee Moe Heidi Molin Ted Molskness Mary Monahan Laurie Monten Mary Moon Jeffrey Morgan Mary Morin Sue Mortenson Bruce Moslet Bonnie Mousseau Jo Ann Mueller v 5' sz' fs- E L 1 .24 4 l ,, 1 ' If JA ts., if an w ,zzgvrg 'Ph 'ar ' -' Ar J Q5 , Q. wgzlt nlvjiiigf A M , ,, Steve Muenzer John Munson Colin Murphy Patricia Murphy Harold Myklebye 49 s ,Sf ,Q is-:sy N4 I ' P g ,,- 1 is 1 ii 1 ,,, i ,,'. . , is 2 as s .. sa pa, at-1-F fit' ' F ' l 1 t a t X. . . liz J 4 ff ml C iq Ig A , l H :QA iff lj J ii it -.ft .5 s it , 5 Bruce Myren Eric Nagell Cheryl Nayes Craig Nelson Dennis Nelson Doug Nelson l .megs t QRS ' ' , 'H E Erlene Nelson Harriet Nelson James Nelson Keith Nelson Linda Nelson Richard Nelson Rebecca Nelson Steve Nelson Steven Nelson Judy Nenonen Ruth Nesset Jeffrey Newstrom Ron Nicholas Panayiota Nichols Stuart Nielsen Marie Norby Beverly Nycklemoe Kris Nyen JUNIOR ADVISERS OFFER STRATEGY: Seated: Young, Cersine, Laird, Walsh, Beran, Dornfeld, Lylcken. Row 2: Beck, Bolewine, Dahl, Dowling, Sverdrup, Kirschbaum. Row 3: Ruliffson, Sorte- berg, Horns, Lydell, Stein, Daniel, Emerson. I ,- ' he s 'JV Q, -.. 'TS A 4' ,, P -1 'T A xr M. , L, , Ah rl I .. ri I Q 0 T V D. Z A . .,.. fl .T Qfiffw. Vg 'ki ,f 4 7',, it J 9319.1 ,,,. 4 '.,i fr 2 .Remain LR A. , x -rr , -Q 1 f 'F' .- I I 'ltrrf-!:: Q5 ' . a K Liz' lil 'Q all 'La v ' ,L be 1 Qi Vkirk ,. .L 5 - V I 'X' -Y ' if ,a ix. . ' Qqzgijix 'E , I I Q- ,- N an iw sa iv ..'., Q X a :gg ,wx ' ff is . T ' 55 y 5 fi I 34, II' S X I f as T. L, Yvonne Nylen John Olson Charles Nancy Dennis Ogilvie Lynne Onsurd Osborn Overland Jill Olander Thomas Sharon Richard Gary Opheim Osborne Overlin Olbercling Joyce Orbin James O'Shei Carolyn Bob Olson Stephanie Debra Ostrom Overstreet David Olson Ordahl Kathy Otto Amy Page Patricia Ortloff Roberta Over Rita Paierski Nancy Palmer ADDITIONAL JUNIORS: Bottom Row: Dennis Williams, Dianne Grosser, Janet Hannis, Bob Moe. Row 2: Don Cook, Dean Ben- son, Tam Kupa, Tom Hanson, Jett Carlson. THE JUNIOR CLASS A A ' I I ' ' , . i , gym 'fi 42 if - , - ,tiff is we I sir it , ,L V 'fi' ,sf 'ii is -753 -I '71 1 :fm 1' vs' l K- I Q L I ., . , P al - .A if , fi ,mt -we A I 1 Y eg or 53 , f Alf K L if A T fi- Xr-' W ' 2 Q K 1:1235 li r '4.-alfa' W ri if if-M.. W ' . 4 1 ll f '-'24 . , my ,.,.,,r,,,,. I . tiff Naomi Palmer Diane Rudite Pelecis Ann Peterson Edgar Plath David I Mark Paukner Leonard Cindy Dave Pollard Paffzen Palmquist Steve Paulsen Pelletier Peterson Bill Porter Barbara Nancy Sandy Glen Perlman Joan Peterson Ray Pastels Doug Qui, Pappas Paulson Barbara Perry Karen Greg Price Kafhleen Marcia William Jacquiline Peterson Radgka Parmeter Paulson Perry Nancy Nancy Richard Charles Peterson Radzam Parsons Paulus W I - I it , 5 P, ry ...am ., .. Q 3 , ' I I liz, K 'Mi 7' rg? U P W 5 ' me Charles Scott Pearson Rick Perry Pamela William Price Dick Ra Paschke Darlene Jerry Person Peterson Terry Shirley Dan Patton Pederson Sandra Pikul Purcell 50 OVER 700 TO THE WAQHBURN COMMUNITY i l r l .5 ef V rt A ' of J 9 Fr A ,I W M Y' 1.1: r ' W 'F pe .tr y . ,Sv V 2 ,,,,'-. . I I ' . F ,.,:,nrJ J 7 V ' ,,,sr. V Q in -aff A . ' A , -'H' f to . A -6'1,igj3'Qf:'t X . , fl 'ff fa 5 XX R I L rf, it f c i A Q Ll A ' '6 izT2gw5fTgksr-fl iff? 4 s kstzffaglfreyfsfsri fwitf ' J A rcia Rand Mary Reuteler Jerry Risberg Steven Roff Kris Roth :vert Theresa Curt Rivers Ricky Rohkohl Daryl Royster Zasmussen Reynolds Judy Robbins Robert Rollins Donald Ratner Jerry Rhodes Steven Roberts Susan Rnndquigt arles Missy Richards Susan Rosenbaum James Rush lavine Norweitta Robertson Steven Sgott Ryan thryn Rees Richardson Rosenow as - si + 0 J are-its fi 4 Q if s if r J - ge., X in A .V S X, V , l ' , A ,ix Rf ., .Jf 1 ,, R 6 wg Ein 'nt ,, Q .1 r i 'en Cher l Rieder David Bill Rossbach Allan Sallee l Y eichert Karalee Ringo Rockwell Sally Rossow Ronald in Reitan Judith Roe Samuels r 'rf' . fx ,, . A5 , . .3'l'l., ... 3a., is ,ski S, i- J is A ff , :L b V rn- 3-Q Qi 4 -'N 1 36 iDQ NH ,QQ a rrse J A 'ei - . J Q vi 'R ' f at 'A lv fi. 4?s',c'f4f1f1lss w l l l l 3, ilflfr flirt: S i ' I- 54 I A i eo r or ,J ' S ieey . -we M y ff, , S f A X X A A Y ' Y . n 51 M xr, . ,I ,r , Vi ' ' 7 ' ,1-jf. ii .,.. 1 s 'Q r J ,lrf- xr, ' 1 me ' retvi f J ffm A - ,. Ee ' ff di. f V- A f , Qs . :ass +251 Jeanne Ellen Bill Scurrah David Scott Skinner Sandra Snell Sanderson Schimelpf- Stephen Sherman Mike Skow Dawna Alana Sarat enig Seach Julie Shields Thomas Solomonson Jim Sarset Mary Schmidt Susan Selke Bob Shutes Smiley Ann Sonnesyn George Linda Schuck Carol Sethre Tom Siegert Dorothy Sharon Sayner Miriam Howard Sara Sierk Smith Sorensen Steve Schultz John Sr-ni1I-, Diane Schaeffer Joe Schusser severson Sorenson L Q ' I -A r ,- 4 331' 1 i . ' 1- V f if J V tg, ,N V ,- . gf y , ln A an f .r yy? it , ' X its S . , 5, 1 R .f A V ' ' L is fri'-1 -I if W V iv: r f' V if' - af -tv if... s y y yy g ills Y' ., A , 5? i ' ' K 'Tiff .li il! ' t ,eilligf Tom Greg Schuster Susan Greg Sirmoi Warren Smith Suzanne Schermerhorn Connie Scott Severud Lloyd Skelton Karl Sneider Sorenson Anne Darrell pn,-nelo Schroeder Shannon Sparrow 51 um, ,x fi? 'M , ,-L, J V S its: : .ff ENTHUSIAQTIC JUNIORS SPREAD AN AC I: :wx 11- A mv t , I Q Yu ' K fig: ,fvie to -ir : 1 i X' . HQ 1 -e l! Nancy Stageberg Diane Stein Marcia Stevens Mark Stitzel Parker Stockdale Joan Strand Marilyn Strandberg Joan Strauman Susan Streed Susan Stramquist rf ,, 4, Karen Sundeen Eileen Supplee Karen Sveom John Swanberg Tom Swanberg Nanette Thomas Mary Torvik Swanson Thacher Dale Tranter Barbara Mary Ann John Trepp Swenson Thoresen Barbara Trow Christine Terry Thorp Linda Tucker Swenson Steve Tierney Sharon Roger Tisclale Swoverlancl Jeanne Taylor Q Q , 'Q 5 45 Z' iYf if5i?s Mx Scott Ulman Jean -Ulmaniec Sandra Urban Rita van SadelhoFr Gary Vartdal Peter Veerhussen Jack Vikre Robert Waade Bonnie Wachter Mary Waddington Eunice Walkup Tom Wallfred Mike Wallin Anne Wolters Karen Walters 0 'sf V f Robert Watkins Richard Watson Thomas Watson Carol Weissner David Weigel S-vw f, l John Stout Nancy Strong Lindo Steve Thom Jeff Titcomb Mary Tysdale Tom Vasaly Bud Wagner Nancy Marlene Peggy Jeffrey Swanholm Loren Patricia Gary Uiifusa Pamela Judith Walton Weum Straiton Sundberg Bonnie Thompson Tolbert Veblem Walburg Martha Jehn White Swanson Wanninger 52 in xg if SS' 1. ,Q an AV 1 m 54 ,K 'ffjf 51,2 ,ff N 2 -'r'-' ' 'QBIQG-apwm Hw.,. 5 6 lr, 'Y 550 5 jf! gif A ggi 5 if was f , fix Q J 2E' if 1,5 Y K F ,num ig T ish' if ' 5, .2f, sf X 9' V 1 x N4 9 , Q - 2? S xg .M 4 gs, 3 W fi I , I' A' Q 4 g wi as Q51 M ,E'ff.?R?'fl 'if vga, 5 :fx san 1 3? ff 1Eei'T is . , 'stick we-' , v'Z?i,,:f' 4 3435 is f gin 'Q W WWW: MW 262 in seg? ,,xx', gy, My JS' M Yi if-f 95 4 ig! ' 'f Q f 2 Se b 5 ,...' ii Q Y 5 If A Q' Q, , 1. Q1 X 1 553 E 5. , L' ' ,- 4 35 Q , E 3 . 1 . ,, A.,A ' f A F' 52 h A E I Q ? .N , I i Q .KX ,ir J, 3 Q ,Q x Q .IQSV gn? 5 ,ff if QE! if if Q . I K 1,91 .L , Q mx f F 1:-225 gi -422 ' f 1 S ,, vi rs .Sw ,,w,f :xi :Q Eiga' wg 4 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: Bottom Row: Perry, Grouse, Flesner, Cohen, Han- Row 3: John, Ackerman S Johnson Hawkes Auerbach Fechner nfllif HGHSOH, l-Oliei KllbOI'f1, 5Ff1OlC1l4, WSlSSl40Pf, l-llienfeld, Smiley. Row 21 BSY, Lawrence, N. Nelson Tysdal Sickler VanVorst Theim Okada Row 4 DGGH, DUNN, FOOTS, Cl1ildS, ACJGYNS, Katz, MUllif'i, R6GI'dOfL ROTSQGVCL ROSS, 5f0UblY- Glass, Heim, Foster J Johnson Evenson Harrington Rand Smith Scott NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are The qualifications for membership in the National Honor Society. NHS is a notion-Wide honor and service organization to which ISCXT of each class belongs. Under Miss Paleen's counseling, this year's members performed the traditional services of emergency student teaching, ushering at The PTSA open house, and distributing graduation announcements. After a student has had the honor of being inducted, he looks forward to ushering his friends in the solemn ceremonial procession. He looks forward to playing the waiting game with excited candidates who are not sure of acceptance. This excitement is very much a part of the spirit that pervades membership in the National Honor Society. N.H.S. OFFICERS: Staubly, V. Pres., Schroeder, Pres., King, Sec. Treas. X ' A . il f if , H 93 43 If . .E ,ik .vi uf if Q 9 1- ' N f ' if 133 ' , sf 1 ' s I H Q ' fx l A . I - X f 5 . bf.. L ff. W 1 N .. STUDENT COUNCIL: Bottom Row: Larsen, Hesli, Bodenman, Heim, Kallestad, Gisvold, Magnusson, Livingstone, Cundy, Werner. Row 3: Alwin, C. Anderson Taylor, Hannes, Adams, S. Anderson. Row 2: DeLapp, R. Anderson, Bell, Braman, O'Neal, Youngdahl, Campbell, Stanton, Lapp, advisor. Members ponder revisions ofthe Council Constitution. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS: S. Anderson, pres., Braman, v. pres., Campbell, treos., Magnusson, corres. sec., Gisvold, rec.-sec. STUDENT COUNCIL Representing the Washburn student body, eight elected members from each class met every Tuesday as a student council. The major proiects for the year began with the planning of Welcome Week. The com- mittee organized Homecoming activities, including hall decorations, balloon sales, floats and the dance. Book bags, Christmas decorations, the food drive and stag dances can all be attributed to the hard- working Student Council. For the benefit of the school the Council used its sales profits to buy a tvvo-faced clock for the front hall. Plans were begun for formation of a High School Bowl, a student panel that would challenge other schools. A major project vvas revision of the con- stitution's election procedures for ties in election and replacement of members. President Steve Anderson conducted the fifth-hour meetings, and also represented Washburn as vice president of the All-City Student Council. Stuart Bra- man assisted Steve as Vice-President. Stu also repre- sented Washburn on the All-City Student Council. Sue Gisvold, Recording Secretary, vvas responsible for vvriting and distributing the minutes of every meet- ing. Corresponding Secretary Jean Magnusson took care of inter-city correspondence. Bruce Campbell as Treasurer took charge of student council finances. AFS committee welcomes exchange students with a kick-oft picnic. OFFICERS: Putman, Movie Chm,, Heim, Pub., Stephan, Treas., Kallestad, Sec, Adams, Social Chm., Staubly, Chm. A.F.S. COMMITTEE Washburn set a school record tor American Field Service committee membership. This year's group numbered lOO active workers. Exchange students Chris Stanton and Vera Maria Dalla Greppe helped the committee reach their 5El,4OO goal. The money raised to sponsor two A.F.S. students tor T965 came tram proiects such as the benefit pancake breaktast and dinner at Perkin's, the pop bottle collections, the movie benefit, and the all-city A.F.S. ball, sponsored by Donalolson's-Golden Rule. The committee's enthusiasm was channeled by the adult committee and counselor, Mr. Evenson. Picnic centerpiece symbolizes the international friendship and understanding promoted by A.F.S. A.F.S. COMMITTEE: Bottom Row: Butts, Greenberg, Kilborn, Blanco, Flesner, Katz. Row 2: Gaspard, Griffin, Koblas, Adams, Foote. Row 3: Gisvold, Bey, Buchmueller, Hirschott, Babcock, Harding. Row 4: B. King, Brown, Beetsch, Farnham, Griftiths, Jones, Greppe, Row 5: Erickson, Hove, Kallastad, Freden, Eliason, R. Johnson. Row 6: Bealy, Conway, Hendrickson, J. Anderson, G, Johnson, J. Johnson, Diamond. Row 7: Anderson, Groseth, Cundy, Byrne, Holcomb, Hallonquist, Dirks, S.J . Ones A.F.S. students Vera and Chris with Amer. sister and brother. A.F.S. COMMITTEE: Bottom Row: Magraw, Rotcgard, Moc, Swanson, Fritz, Mc! Nurlen. Row 2: Heim, Theim, Nelson, Maland, Lawrence, Staubly. Row,3: Livings- ton, Wilson, Sonnesyn, Richards, Russ, Luger. Row 4: Lyman, Meyer, Svendsen, Tucker, Leykom, Smith. Row 5: Magnusson, C. Nelson, Putnam, Wirt, Moore, Lander. Row 6: N, Smith, Swenson, Stephan, Stanton, Sandland, Matafty, Soren SOFT J 5 T it cf E ii .is C, : c, POPLARS STAFF: Bottom Row: Seim, Dulian, Lake, Smolak, Solmonson, Cohen, BUf1enl'10H,LUY1Cl, Harrington. Row 5: M. Johnson, King, Putnam, J, Johnson, Grouse, Perry. Row 2: McNurlen, Wilson, Smiley, Childs, Magraw, Chermak, Troedsson, Wirt, Smith, Glass, Beenken. Row 6: Rosen, Barnett, Schmitz, Kolski, Foote, Horowitz. Row 3: Johnson, Nelson, Katz, Bennion, Gates, Harper, Van Satre, Hollister, Eustis, Stephan. Row 7: Agan, Sandland, Sinclair, O'Neal, Vorst, Langhans, Shannon. Row 4: Bey, Muzetras, Hawkes, B. Johnson, Kotz, Chryst, Martini, Deetz, Stanton, Eriksson. POPLAR9 AND QUILL Washburn's literary magazine, Poplars, was organized and published by members ot the Poplars statl, under the leader- ship ot co-editors Larry Grouse and Jim Kotski. Early in the year, prospective members submitted applications to Mrs. Bohmbach, the advisor, who then chose the stall. This year a new section called f'Seedlings was added to the maga- zine. lt was entirely written and edited by underclassmen. Creative writers at Washburn composed the Quill Club under the direction ot Mrs. Bohmbach. The members pursued their cultural interests by attending performances ol Doctor Faustus and Antony and Cleopatra. ln addition, they visited Dudley Riggs' Cotleehouse and had several guest speakers. Poplar trees give inspiration to creative writers. QUILL CLUB: Bottom Row: Smolak, Lake, Trow, Cohen, Papke. Row 2: Gaspard, Leister, Johnson, VanVorst. Row 4: Kotz, Lyman, Page, King, Mitchell, Lykken. Grouse, Postell, Kennedy, Theim, Hoffman. Row 3: Halverson, Hardin, Mc- Row 5: Hulsing, Schmitz, Kofski, Lenning, Eriksson, Allen, Trepp. DEBATE: Bottom Row: Roiegcird, Smolok, Luger, Cohen, Hurwicz. Row 2: Joy, Ruch, Gossett, Grouse, Ross,Flodin. Row 3: Strcind, Menser, Smith, Trepp, Johnson. Row 4: Grombsch, Johnson, Andrews, Olson, D. Grombsch, O'Neol. DEBATE AND FORENSICS IT is hord to seporote dromotic interpretotion Trom dromotic vocol interpretotion, but Torensics members monoge very well, delighting judges with story-telling, orcitory, humorous ond serious reodings, ond debcite- like discussion groups. Eoch ot these cotegories is designed to tempt o dillierent interest. impromptu cittrocts people who enioy Thinking on their feet, The discussion groups ottroct Those who enioy orguing current issues, story-Telling drovvs tole-tellers with mobile Toces ond gesturing honds. The weekly Round Robins ore proctice Tor the regionol ond stcite NFL contests in the spring. Debote requires long reseorch in current news sources ond coretul choice ot signitTcc1nt quotes. Portners hotch compliccited ond originol plons To defend or ottock the yeor's topic, Judges' grcides ore NFL points. The number ot points determines the stcinding in the no- tioncil orgcinizotion. Woshburn did well in debote this yeor, Winning the Minneopolis City Chompionship. One teom hod T8 wins ond only 3 losses. The topic Tor this yeor is Resolved: Thot Sociol Security should be extended to include complete medicol core. FORENSICS Bottom Row: Luger, Rotegord, Weisskopf, Smololc. Row 2: Kotz, J, Johnson, M. S. Johnson, Widen, Lubov. Row 3: McKoy, Brornon, Alwin, Menser. Row 4: C, Johnson, Sondlund, Scherf, Titus, Hengen. 'S ,S TMNT Q -we X. i BLUE TRI CABINET: Seated: Johnson, PuTnam, D. Johnson, Tripp, Foote, Hanson, M. Johnson. Standing: Sondland, Hannah, Svendsen, Michales, Tysdal, Kilborn, Mullin, Dean, Adams, Heim, Mrs. Keegan, advi- SOIY BLUE TRI To increase undersTanding, knowledge and love, boTh of God and of Tellow man is The purpose of Blue Tri. The Club is composed of senior girls, and iTs ac- TiviTies are planned noT only Tor enioymenT buT also Tor service. Each Wednesday, The cabineT meT wiTh The advisors Mrs. Keegan and Jane Wherry To plan special evenTs. These included The l2ecogniTion Service, The Day aT Wool and Roses, a picnic and hooTe- nanny aT Lyman Lodge, The Boulevard Twins Fashion Show, and several chapel services, ExTra spice was added To The year by an all-ciTy Trip To Chicago and a skiing holiday. The eighT chapTers, meeTing Twice a monTh, planned ioinTs wiTh l-li-Y groups Tram oTher schools, service praiecTs, and meeTings OT inTeresT To The members. CHAPTER I: BoTTom Row: Gaspard, Anderson, Knighf, Bregenzer, Wegger. Row 2: Gates, Lindquist, Ulrnan, Leykom. Row 3: Brown, Sabasko, Neerland, DufTy, Troedsson. Row 4: Davis, Lindelin, Rognlie, Lowen, RoTzel, Rogan, CHAPTER 2: Boffom Row: Loke, Hcinson, Honnoh, Joubert, Morrison, Clemens. Row 2: Jorgenson, Weibel, Livingston, Mcl-lole, Anderson, Benson. Row 3: Clark, Brown, Baldwin, Anderson, Theim, Koch. Row 4: Nelson, McLeister, ctw ., 0 1 fa .1 Beetsch, Hoider, King, Mitchell. Row 5: Freeman, Williams, Heim, Smith, Gord- ner, Kindhort, Johnson, fl? ,ws 10 CHAPTER 3: Bottom Row: Smiley, Adams, Mullin, Foote, Row 2: Jocobson, Deon, Gisvolcl, Lynurn. Row 3: B. Johnson, Campbell, Potter, Olcodo, Lorson. Row 4: Felscher, M, Johnson, Sotre, Sondlond, Olson, Nelson. CHAPTER 4: Bottom Row: Lindgren, Lindley, Wilson, Ciardelli, Wiste, Nor- Hosheld, Berg, Seidel, Evenson, Finstroni, Row 4: Scott, Peshino, Perkins, Jock- gren. Row 2: Porten, Hosp, Goldenberg, Grondin, D. Johnson, Dircks. Row 3: ley, Hegno, Rodley. af' 'F psf 105 F? ,- -if wr Enfhusuosm was czppcrenl at the Sherman House . . . and on The bus during the Blue Tri Pufnom, Smith, Caverly, Westphul, S. Johnson, Bey. Row 4: Honson, Harrison, Wirt, Harris, Slcow, Y. Nelson, Helseth. Corr, Eliason, Lubov, Elsfod. Row 4: B. Johnson, Lowen, Fong, J. Johnson, Foster. Row 5: Digree, Eustis, Toso, Meudeking, Peterson, Bunce. N ... 1' , ' ' ' Q-up X ..., X 3. . .., ..,,J....M.,..4.... 4-ex qv vw CHAPTER 7: Bottom Row: Dulian, Seim, Hoaas, Norgren, Lawrence. Row 2: Lawrence, Rochlin, Bjorklund, Kupper, Genaust, Kelley. Row 3: Murnane, Girls satisfy hunger at Pot-luck before Blue Tri meeting. CHAPTER 8: Bottom Row: Michales, McNurlen, Peterson, Weisskopf, McCar- thy. Row 2: Spell, Erickson, Cooke, Tysdal, Priest, Bierke. Row 3: Katz, Svend- sen, Swan, Burkhardt, Spain, Smith. Row 4: Hagen, Muzetras, Biorklund, C7 5 C? N.-nr ,... fp. as Q 4-9 Johnson, Colby, Lichliter, Addison. Row 4: Bonnickson, Partridge, Jenson, Scarlet, Nash, Orbin. 3 it 1' ii' -. imiiiis iiiiiiiiiili 35fQ Washburn booth at Y.W.C.A. International Fair is attended by Car- ol Burkhardt. L. Tucker, Tucker, Ackerman. Row 5: Tripp, Magnusson, Ornberg, Frankowsky, Jockley, Henning, Johnson. vo M57 Girls and boys enioy Themselves at ci Silver Tri ioint. SILVER TRI WiTh The lorgesT membership iT hos ever known, Sil- ver Tri corried ouT iTs purposes of uniTing sopho- mores ond iunior girls in fellowship under God ond helping Them grow os inolividuols. Mrs. Monson ond lvliss Temple, The odvisors, helped The cobineT plon oll-school meeTings ond money-roising proiecTs. ln- TeresTing ocTiviTies included The l2ecogniTion Service, The Spring Donce, o FoTher-DoughTer Squore Donce, ond o picnic. Individuol progroms To provide service ond Tun were orgonized oT bi-weekly chopTer meeTings. JoinTs wiTh Hi-groups of oTher schools, ond proiecTs To oid The menTolly reTorded were plonned ond enjoyed by eoch of The Twelve chopTers. SILVER TRI CABINET: BoIIom Row lvirs. Monson, advisor, Streed, Schroe der, Boclenmon, Greenberg, Row 2 Loybourne, Pormefer, Tysdol, Hend CHAPTER I: Bottom Row: Burniece, ChrisTopherson, Green, Reufler, Finke. Row 2: Howkinson, Davies, Burke, Rin- go, Lorson. Row 3: McGrew, Strond, CHAPTER 2: Bohom Row: OrTlc1uf, EcherT, Hinz, Greenberg, BergquisT. Row 2: Popke, Clork, Swonson, King, Rosenbaum. Row 3: Swan, Anderson, rickson. Row 3: Solomonson, Maland, P. Hanson, Dickinson, Harvey. Row 4: Schultz, Hannes, Fillmore, Babcock, Harris, Wachter. Boulett, Berg, Berkman. Row 4: Seltz, Gustafson, Hurlbutt, Stevens, Soren- son, Halvorson. Sierk, Fogel, Quakenat. Row 4: Hu- ber, Lund, Hoffmann, Hoche, Myckle- moe, Babcock. sy er' 'Var T YJ CHAPTER 3: Bottom Row: Sabasko, Laybourne, Stein Perry, Peacock, Row 2: Olson, Wall, Ninonen, Bregman, Chapman. Row 3: Liimatainen, S, Johnson, Dickinson Collins, Peterson. Row 4: Berg, Rudinger, Heath, Chris tofterson, J, Johnson, Schmidt. Row 5: Jacobsen, Larson , Lebeis, Lenning, Hacking, Parmeter, Frltzen. Q il? Q1 4, pq, W7 CHAPTER 4: Bottom Row: Ennis, Tolbert, Van Sadelhoft, Jenkins. Row 2: Wachter, Schlei, K. Anderson, Rees, CHAPTER 5: Bottom Row: Lind, C. Anderson, Botten, Nesset, Gaudette, E. Nelson. Row 2: Wilson, Sethre, P. Anderson, Steen, Schroeder, Aspaas. Row 3: Paulson, Palmer, Row 3: Walters, LaBelle, Campbell, Wanninger Freitag, Bergh. Eye, Barstow, Montaine, H. Nelson, Row 4: Streich, Hill Joan Cundy, Richardson, Silvertsen, Broun. ,-. -eq 1'-' 23:4 CHAPTER 6: Bottom Row: Beck, Lundahl, Urban, LaBonfe, Hoppes. Row 2: Streed, R. Anderson, Hyde, John- son, Hertogs, Kowal. Row 3: Jones, Marsh, Paukner, Ciardelli, Ulmaniec, Wilkinson. Row 4: Gordener, Rand, Houg, DeBoer, Jones, Graves, Henke. CHAPTER 7: Bottom Row: Solomonson, Muzetros, Fuller, Sarat, Keegan, Fetzer. Row 2: Kaliher, Shearer, Dyste, Sonnesyn, Russ. Row 3: Nienaber, Hagen, Peterson, Abbott, Maland, Haye. Row 4: Fahse, Magnus- son, S. Anderson, Wollan, Richardson, Row 5: L, Carlson, Robertson, J. Anderson, Sorenson, Comb, Over- land. CHAPTER 8: Bottom Row: Norvol, Peletier, Kyle, Rossow, Olson. Row 2: Sparrow, Nyen, Bazinet, Nick- low, Rodley. Row 3: Walters, B. Anderson, Campbell, Harris, Keenan. Row 4: Thorsen, Richey, Lee, Larson, Hanson. Row 5: Hanson, Feidt, Hcurrison, Johnson, Herkal, Brockman. 68 l l SILVER TRL SERVICE AN E l 4 CHAPTER 9: Bottom Row: Butts, Bunker, Galermeau, Moon, Hirschoft. Row 2: Moe, Giffln, Joseph, Jrommelt, Gabler. Row 3: Kinnedy, Olson, Koblas, Bolell, Members eat cake 1 yr- 5? :Lf S43 Si COMBI NES BOCIABILITY Danahy. Row 4: Anderson, Kingbay, Bingham, Richards, Purcell. Row 5: Kai- ser, Shuck, Jewson, Fillmore, Anderson, Annett. after Recognition Service. CHAPTER 10: Bottom Row: Moberg, Blanchard, Beclcstrum, Swenson, Nelson. Row 2: Shields, Onsrud, Ash- ner, Maland, Ploat, Hervey. Row 3: Bristol, Wilson, Helgeson, Livingston, Spencer, Lyman. Row 4: Sorenson, Osgood, Makres, Peterson, Coole, Johnson, Makres. CHAPTER 11: Bottom Row: Mousseau, Watson, Thompson, Over. Row 2: Lindquist, Hibbin, Sundeen, Auger, Hardin. Row 3: Hanson, Gardner, Griffiths, Christensen. Row 4: Widtfelclt, Bell, Hesli, Palm, Hacking. Row 5: Swenson, Lowen, Annet, Dygve, Kiefter, Feidt. CHAPTER 12: Bottom Row: Anderson, Kluczny, Doran, Buchrnueller. Row 2: Nicholson, Gustafson, Rees, Class, Weum. Row 3: Bard, Taylor, S. Taylor, Leren, Lindemann. Row 4: Dahlen, Trewyn, Page, Conway, Hendrickson. Row 5: Severucl, Groseth, Cundy, Brandiord, Nordberg, Nelson. 69 HI-Y CABINET: Bottom Row: Youngdohl, Cybyslce, Anderson. Standing: Eriksson, Gud- Inhibitions fode away during c Hi-Y stag dance. HI-Y l-li-Y, consisting ot nine clubs, provided fellowship ond octivity for boys ot oll toiths. The clubs, meeting weekly, plonned service projects, ioints with Blue Tri groups from other schools, stog donces, ond speciol progroms tor tuture meetings. As port ot the YMCA progrom, l-li-Y sought to tollovv the Christion ideols ot the orgonizotion. The boys vvorked on the Y's lVlen's Christmos tree lot, ond the clubs olso donoted money to World Service. mesiod, ACE-CHI: Bottom Row: Werner, Englund, Borker, An- Bochmon, Aronsen, Leistiko. Row 3: Stephen, O'Neill, A,P.O.: Bottom Row: Abell, Kqutz, Corlson derson, J. Johnson. Row 2: T. Johnson, Flodin, B. Olson, Holey, Dunsworth, T. Bochmon. Peterson. Row 2: Welschinger, Menser, Rorick eller. v-1 an CENTAURS: Boifom Row: Luffio, Peterson, Wolen, Christoph. Row 2: Mornie, Elovsky, Frisk, Runkel, Row 3: Kotlw, Wagner, Lien, Bornelf, Leaf. Row 4: Sand, Eriksson, Borston, Cybyske, Honde, Guclmestcicl, ef -A., COGS: Bottom Row: Brown, Price, Perlman, Sfilzel, Row 2: Schonloerg, Running, Lobolin, Valentine. Joint Chapel Services inspire YTeen mem Row 3: Worthing, Cook, Love, Harden. Row 4: Gorrord, Combs, Evons, Curry, Asbury. b el'S. Row 3: Sockriderl Holmnl Berlin, Longman' Skoorn DELTA: Botlom Row: T. Hanson, Bong, Nelson, Engdolwl, T. Honson. Row 2 Foster Sirmoe Bell Akenson. Row 3: Severson, Gusfoison, Hunter, Kollen, Lorson. l . 'f.:.f X I I t I I rl's - ' I , V f: - VN X. X lf Tw? SPARKS: Bottom Row: Stenberg, Ask, Arnold, Thomas. Row 2: Carlberg, Kingbay, Sutter, Somers. Row 3: Headrick, Christopherson, Byrne, Shosted, Larson. SPURS: Bottom Row: Milanese, Bassett, D. Anderson, Siegert. Row 2: Morgan, T. Smiley, Mill, G. Hanson, T. Olson Row 3: Stout, Eggers, Rockwell, Patton. Row 4: Martin, J. Hagen, Bennett, G. Evans, Leet. S.T.O.: Bottom Row: Shutes, Lamberger, Wolclurn, S. Anderson, Titcomb. Row 2: Belzer, J. Erickson, Clark Campbell, Youngdahl. Row 3: Flynn, Arkell, Tietz, Frisk, J. Johnson, Murphy. l SPANISH CLUB Spanish singers at Washburn? Why noT'? Entertain- ment Tor one ot This year's Spanish Club meetings was provided by singers Trom La Casa Coronada. This and other unusual activities vvere enioyed by The club under The direction of Miss Kane. A picnic aT Moir Park initiated The club's program. The Yuletide season was celebrated with a skating party tollovved by a square dance. With a flourish ot Spanish costumes and spicy Toods, The year was climaxed by The Traditional banquet aT La Casa Cor- onoda. La Casa Coronado Caballeros SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Over, Treas.: Ellis, V. Pres.: Miss Kane, advi- sor: Eustis, Pres.: Tripp, Sec. SPANISH CLUB: Bottom Row: Lake, Joseph, Halverson, Mae, Kluczeny, Han- son, Moberg, Row 2: Jorgenson, Mork, Luger, Halverson, E. Mercier, Magraw. Row 3: Larson, M. Mercier, Michelson, Carlson, Hengen, Koenig. Row 4: Keenan, Larson, Kingbay, Hardin, Mahoney, Hunter, Mcl.eister. Row 5: Meyers, Lyman, Lichliter, Hosheld, Heath, Hannes. Row 6: Lyons, LaBelIe, Monahan, John, Kaiser, Hendrickson, Leykorn. Row 7: Jenson, Hengen, Kath, Hurlbutt, Jones, Kiett, Jewson, Hollister. SPANISH CLUB: Bottom Row: Watson, Thompson, Perry, Tilson, Urban, Ringo Row 2: Osborne, Ploot, Zanson, K. Rees, Sundberg, J. Schlesiger, Stanton Row 3: Spell, Rochlin, Palmer, Priest, B. Tucker, L. Tucker. Row 4: Swanson Page, Sonnesyn, Russ, Northey, S. Rees, Richardson, Row 5: Reimers, Watland Trewyn, Nelson, Thomas, Walters. Row 6: Seidel, Peshina, Rorzel, Tasa, Pasch- ke, Walton, Vicars. Row 7: Sorenson, Svveet, Shania, Somers, Nash, Smith Stone, White. SPANISH CLUB: Bottom Row: Greenberg, L. Anderson, Dulian, Gittin, Bunk- er, Chaprnan. Row 2: Coulter Beckstrom, Bregman, Buchnueller, Eastran, Gib- son. Row 3: Class, Gustafson, Berg, Dirks, Brooks, Burks, Fredzel. Row 4: Bell, Campbell, Bergh, Annett, Ebbert, Conway. Row 5: Brink, Beaty, C. An- derson, Grittiths, Groseth, Gardener, Booth. Row 6: Dircks, Quinn, Gibson Bennet, Byrne, Ballentine, T. Hanson, Farmer. R qv GERMAN CLUB: Bottom Row: Beck, Wachter, Moore, Agan, Fechner, Land- Egberi, Dunn, Genausi, Bruzek, Farnham, Greppe, Christofzferson. Row 5: er, J. Beck. Row 2: Goodrich, Gravrock, Flesner, Cohen, Chermak, Gaudeffe. Christensen, Gusiaison, Buirenholll, Freeman, Bonnicksen, Bariss, Fosier. Row 6: Row 3: Clark, Finke, Carlson, Greenheld, Bey, Fiizgerald, Berhman. Row 4: Graves, Gorsberg, Gardner, Bergh, Ebeling, P. Anderson, Danahey, Frencis. GERMAN CLUB Folk dancers, Meisrer singers, German band members and soccer players Took an acrive parr in The i964 German Club. Besides These special aciiviries, German Club offered all members a bike hike and picnic in The fall, a car wash, an all-day Trip To New Ulm, and a senior farewell banquet The year's pro- gram was planned and carried our by The club's oichcers wirh The aid of Frau Bruschke and Herr Dills. GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: Moore, Corres. Sec., Herr Dills, advisor, Lander, Pres., Agan, V. Pres., Fechner, Rec. Sec., Frau Bruschke, advisor, Wachre, Treas. GERMAN CLUB: Boifom Row: Lake, Lundahl, Kilian, Hoaas, Kaliher, Keegan. Lynum. Row 5: Magnusson, Henning, Meyer, P. Larsen, Hoche, J. Jensen, Row 2: Hayer, Maireson, Henderson, Kennedy, Hoffman, Lykken, Maison. Ling. Row 6: Hedke, G, King, Mueller, Kofski, Housa, T, Johnson, Kollen, Row 3: Kuderling, Koch, C. Harrison, Helgeson, Huber, Hawkes, Haider, Kallestad. Row 4: J. Hanson, Mikelson, Moe, B, Miller, Hyde, M. S. Johnson, B. Harrison Hr-fs , L ' ,,. . V' Y-J GERMAN CLUB: BoTTom Row: Quest Pgpke, PeTerson, Seim, Sobosko, Plitmon. Johnson, Sfrgndl N, Willigmg, Skgw, Wilson, Row 51 N, Smith, Y, Nel Row 2: Vinson, N. Tucher, l?eiTon, STolZ, STreed, Swanson, Row 3: Perkins, son, C. Nelson, K. ScoTT, Sobosko, L. Tucker, Schvveppe, Row 6: RlChG1'dSOr1 Svendseri, WidTfeldT, RundqUisT, Winslow, Quick, WeTzel. Row 4: Singley, M. Rczdienovich, Schroeder, Uiifuso, Trepp, Romer, SciTre, lvluzetrus, Vivgcious l.dTin Club members, vveoring Trddi- Tioncil Togos, revived The glory ThoTvvC1S Rome in Their gnnugl bonqueT. The members, under Their odvisor Miss Beron, olso expressed choriTy ond enThusiosm Through o ChrisTmgs service proiecT ond 0 picnic in The spring. LATIN cLuB if T li Combining The old wifh The new, The LciTin Club ofl'icers dressed in Togos op erc1Te ci modern soft drink dispenser. LATIN CLUB: BoTTom Row: Bohunko, B. King, Diamond, Orfield, Ashmon. Row Ulmcin, Bochmon, SnouT ler, Lymon, lsoocson, Bergh. Row 6: Jones, Nordberg, 2: BuTTs, Kluczny, Loybourne, Hcirris, Longly. Row 3: Kohn, Koblos, Rob-erTs, Wood, Holcomb, l-leenon,Meyer, l-lellberg Howard, Cheid, Bordin. Row 4: Anderson, Lee, Huso, C. King, Smith. Row 5: 'mv C33 ,4- 0? D RED CROSS: Seated, Waterhouse, Ahern, DeMuTh, Lake, Solomonson Moe Ulmaniec Conway Hendrickson Harris Sanderson Row 5 Murphy Olson Row 2: Weisskopf, Adams, Wilson, Longley, Waddingfon, Kelley. Row 3 Theim ODougheriy VICGFS Beaiy Walfers Row 6 Henning Palmer Whlfe Murnane, Davis, Hosheld, Rees, Henkes, Meyer, Benson. Row 4: Mitchell l'leGCl 'Cl4 Lefmlng l: C'nl405l4' l'le '9en Tflllllfef RED CROSS AND LA PETITE ACADEMIE The Red Cross Council is composed of one rep- resenTaTive from each homeroom. Under The leadership of Mrs. KuTish, The members prepared a parTy box and decoraTed a ChrisTmas Tree for an orphanage. The Red Cross also sponsored iTs annual membership drive. STudenTs who mainTained an excellenT average in French made up La PeTiTe Academie. EnThusi- asTic members uTilized Their skill in French To publish a French newspaper, La PeTiT Messager, and sing French ChrisTmas carols. LA PETITE ACADEMIC: Boifom Row: Reufler, Mullin, Adams, Hurvvicz, Hannah Burkhardf S Johnson Benson Katz N Nelson Row 4 King Dufnam Wil Row 2: Childs, lPonsford, Theim, Liimafainen, Livingston, Lawrence. Row 3 liams J Johnson Richards Okada 12? gm UC CLUB: Strand, Howdeshell, Eliason, Nelson, Marsh, Anderson, Ciardelli, Horowitz, Lubov, Finsfrom, Clausen. SERVICE GROUPS Service with a smile is a TiTTing descripTion of The '64 UC Club. Senior girls worked on a voluntary basis for an hour each day as cashiers in The lunch- room. The group also sold book covers and ushered at school TuncTions. Other Washburn girls worked To improve The effi- ciency oT our library. They aided our librarians by checking out books and helping sTudenTs locate ma- Terials. An able group of conscientious workers aided our office clerks This year. Forfeiting an hour a day, These people eased The load of office work by op- erating The switchboard, running errands, and keep- ing The oftice in order. LIBRARY STAFF: Olson, Luger, McNurlen, Sonderup, Ross, Richardson, Knight Brown, Weum, Blanco, Johnson, Ulman. Nor pictured: Srnolak, Hartmann, Laugh lin. OFFICE STAFF: Bottom Row: Schweppa, Paierski, Anderson, Lindquist, McHale, Johnson, Porter, Uiifusa. Row 2: Taillefer, Hines, Norgren, Rondeau, Swenson, Kelley, Bregenzer, McLeister, Carr, f-rw. v N AUDIO-VISUAL CREW: Bottom Row: Coppersmith, Farmer, Schvvalbe. Row 2: T. Johnston, Stanton, Gastuch, Kath, Aulwer, K. Johnson, O'Shea, Steiner, Ellis. Row 3: T. Bachman, Murphy, Ellsworth, B. Bachman, Buck, Milanese. SKILLS IN USE The Audio-Visual Crew, supervised by Mr. Good- man, operated proiectors for all of our class- room films. The members of the Stage Crew worked faithfully to insure the success of Washburn's stage pro- ductions. During lunch periods, four Washburn students performed the valuable service of making tickets available for all athletic functions. Membership in Junior Achievement enabled many students to gain useful and valuable knowledge of business and production, Through the Work Program, students wishing to acquire experience in a desired vocation were able to spend afternoons on the job of their choice. :fi ' Ik , Q' .. ,. ff71f STAGE CREW: Bottom Row: Stone, Schlosser, Peterson. Standing: Krause advisor, Sigurdson, Grambsch, Gorra. TICKET SELLERS: McNeal, Alwin, Ravine, Fawcett. WORK PROGRAM: Bottom Row: Adams, Strauman, Joubert, Wallin, Galati, Mr. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT: Bottom Row: Delviuth, J. Ahern, S. Ahern, Wick- Stitzel, advisor. Row 2: Renville, Busse, Swanson, Rasmussen, Jaspersen, Jessen. land, Cutler. Row 2: Beetsch, Koblas, Kocina, Rondeau, Brown. Row 3: Row 3: Rand, Isaacson, Anderson, Newham, Hetrey, Hobot. Row 4: Burg, Partridge, Nash, Snow, Miller. Row 4: Erickson, Olson, Shannon, Earl. Hayes, Schlosser, Jadwin, Quick, Kramer, Larsen. ,fd Colorful calendars made by the Art Club inform students of coming events. ART, ARCHERY AND CHESS Washburnites with artistic flare were organized into the Art Club under the leadership of Lois Sickler, president, Mary Dircks, treasurer, and Barb Sabasko, secretary. Miss Trowbridge, the advisor, helped plan visits to art museums as well as decoration proiects. Art Club designed the attractive school calendars displayed on the bulletin board, and during the holi- day season members made their own Christmas cards. Archery enthusiasts improved their skills every Mon- day and Wednesday under the direction of Mr. Flug- stad. During the winter months they shot at targets at Bryant Junior High, and in the spring and tall they practiced near Lake Calhoun. Some members utilized their skill during the hunting season. Knights, queens, and bishops at Washburn? All could be found in room 3l6 during Chess Club meetings. The club's twenty-six members met with Mr. Sorteberg each Friday and challenged each other to determine the membership of the tive-man Chess Team. The team then participated in matches with teams ot other schools and also in state tournaments. These clubs helped to promote creativity and physical and mental coordination. All ol these things play a large part in building better individuals, able to con- tribute more to our society. These activities, along with academic studies, help to build well-rounded person- alities. ART CLUB: Bottom Row: McLeisTer, Glaros, Pansford, Peshina, Seidel, Michales Row 2: Sickler, Peterson, Muzetras, Perkins, Clausen, Fong, Freden,- Dircks, Butts Row 3: Ackerman, Galush, Hanson, Bariss, Rotzel, Belshe. Row 4: Caverly, Heirn Wirt, Sandlond. TY ARCHERY CLUB: Bottom Row: Micheau, Organic, Owens, Wittles. Row 2: Ponsford, Howard, Kautz, Carlson, Haddo. Row 3: Westphal, Jurgens, Y. Nelson, Dran- nen, Row 4: Twite, Wood, D. Erickson, Hollister, Radienovich. CHESS CLUB: Bottom Row: Sorteberg, advisor, Hall, Bey, Wong, Grouse, Row 2: Cohen, Howard, Henke, Pappas, Schlesinger. Row 3: Kotz, Johnson, Martini, Sinclair, Kellogg. ji kwa LETTERMEN: Bottom Row: Harris, Helm, Barstow, Chatield, Dwyer, T. Ander- son, McCormick, lvlungavan, Christianson. Row 2: Hardin, French, Love, D. Frisk, Hanson, Fine, Ask, Ekholm. Row 3: DeLapp, Evans, Buhr, Bell, S. Ancler- son, Lien, Chryst, Collins, Hagen. Row 4: Kingbay, Ferguson, Kiefer, Ling, Ross discovers another facet ofa letterman's life. Clark, Gudmestad, Barnett, Auerbach C. Anderson Lee. Row 5: Flynn Erick- son, Bean, Hande, Hunter, Kath, M. Anderson, Gybyske, J. Johnson. Row 6: Marston, Belt, Christoterson, Heaclrick, Haley, Boen, Barsten, Arkell, R. Frisk, R. Anderson. LETTERMAN'Q CLUB The Letterman's Club consisted at all boys who earned a letter in any at the various sports throughout the year. After each athletic season, the new members were presented their letters and certihcates in a special assembly. Each lunch hour, the let- termen volunteered their services to wash dishes and keep the lunchroom in order. The money earned by the boys was put into a tuncl which will be used to equip a training room in the new gym facilities at our proposed addition. The boys' year ot service ended with a spring athletic banquet where blue and orange letterman's iackets were shed for digni- tied suits and ties. LETTERMEN: Bottom Row: Pelletier, Seltz, R, Perry, Perlman, Welshjnger, D. Peterson. ROW 2: Sand, Runkel, Tierney, Nelson, Watkins. Row 3: Somer, D. Perry, Taylor, Pavek, Shearer, Pearson. dmv 'Amis ?L f H:?5f2f1'f.1:.fai2Q Tis-2j..41..1:-. 4 ...g .. . k, V. sg. -,gf-,,,. . :fem -2 ,g . . iiilfb:-ff-QM. 'f1QiEiiisiiiiziwftriisttlifiQQ? -I W F' . ss-My::w.e:::-:-2'-2:11w.lrr -23, fm . felis:49.1421,-l,gqg.glsrwgsssssfzs ns iris12::wisi22:11.ssdzswzgzifrl-ssrierf as w ars 1211,.srfifsissY:is:rfs:' .: , sksszias' if '-432215 gl tg2!?ii'u 2 Qu ':g:S5S'W.. i . 0 - - ,L . .,..n... , .,.. . . sessms' Ei-ei -,.sss?e..wMi..:sM'efss.ssf.er s. .2 lj MILLERMATES: Bottom Row: Moe NoThenson, Hulfmon, Sorenson, Monohon, Olson, Elstod, Lund, Kollesfod, Milcelson, Kuderling, Row 2: Kurfh, Jacobson Flogtwirlers' performance enlivens school spirit. Mciiorette Mary Jo Knight Reardon, Duffy, Murphy, Hengen, Swenson, Johnson, Clorlg, STrornquisT, DeChTer, Wilson, PEP PROMPTERS A new donce line Tor holf-Time enTerToinrnenT, The Mil- lermoTes, performed OT oThleTic evenTs ThroughouT The yeor. The 24 iunior ond senior girls olso enTerToined wiTh high-sTepping rouTines in pep TesTs ond Millwheels, Jockie Jocobsen ond Suson Reordon heoded The group. Morni Wilson ond Jockie Jocolosen were The choreogro- phers. Woshburn's Tour pom porn girls ond eighT Tlog Tvvirlers plied Their peppy orTs oT TooTbc:lI gomes, shoring The bill WiTh The MillermdTes. The girls Tried ouT ond were chosen in The spring by Mr. Bolewine. OFT The field, The groups performed in The Fire PrevenTion Pdrode. Mory Jo KnighT, The bond's peTiTe mc1ioreTTe, led The holi- Time enTerToinmenT c1T dll home TooTboll gomes. POM POM GIRLS: Osborne, Burdorf, Hoynes, Murnone. FLAG TWIRLERS: Visors, Koenig, JouberT, Bergquist, Dreheim, Williorns, McCabe, Anquist. PEP CLUB . . . PEP CLUB . . . PEP CLUB Effervescence, enfhusiosm, ond energy were oll Rognolie presided oi' The monrhly meerings, While quolificofions for membership in The '64 Pep Club. Toni Okodo performed The secreforiol dufies. Julie The lOO girls envigorofed school spiriT with c1T'ren- King Wos vice presidenr, ond Noncy Mcilcind wos donce or oll gomes ond with pep-srirring signs. Donno Treosurer. 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The Orange and Blue vvent on to defeat West 24-l4 and vvon the Washburn Home- coming game from Roosevelt 25-7. The Millers con- cluded their T963 season with a T2-O victory over South and a 40-6 victory over Marshall. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Bottom Row: R. Anderson, S. Anderson, Lien, Flynn, Perlman, Runkel, Cybyske, M, Anderson, Arkell, Clark, Tietz, Barnett, Haley, Heodrick, Christopherson. Row 2: Shutes, Curry, Belzer, Taylor, Perry, Quinn, Many Millers earned awards tor outstanding play. John Tietz and Mike Anderson earned places on the All-City first team and Gerry Clark and John Arkell were chosen tor the second team. Mike Anderson was named Washburn's Most Valuable Player ot the year. John Tietz vvas chosen City Lineman of the Year and he represented Washburn on the Tribune All-State Team and the Prep Parade All-State Team. Although Central captured the City Title, Washburn took sec- ond place in city vvith a seven vvins, one loss record. At the end of the season, the strong Washburn team maintained a seventh place rating in state. The T963 team was Well led by co-captains Arkell and Clark and excellent coaching was provided by Mr. Helleck- son, and his assistants Mr. Rulitfson and Mr. Kuross. Erickson, Kath, Barsten, Soyner, Buhr, Berg, French. Row 3: Price, Sommers, Cushman, Lomberger, Perry, Pelletier, Honmyhr, Ehlers, Rush, Hagen, Love, Wagner, Snyder, Helleckson, coach, Ruiliffson, ass't coach, Kuross, ass't coach. .. - Two Millers plan strategy beside the bench. SIZE . . . SPEED . . VVashburn . VVashburn . VVashburn . VVashburn . VVashburn . VVashburn . VVoshburn . VVashburn . Central . . . WASHBURN Roosevelt . . West ..... Edison .... North ..... Southwest . Vocational . South ..... Henry .... Marshall .. 4O Marshall .. 6 STANDlNGS W L T ..7 O O .. ..6 l O ..5 l l ..5 2 O ..4 31 ..3 4 O ..2 41 ..2 5 O ..2 6 O ..l 6 l ..l 6 O . . . cimkshowshas pass feceavmg form SCORES if? Edison .... O 34 Henry .... O l 2 Southwest . 20 20 Austin .... 6 24 West ..... l 4 25 Roosevelt . . 7 12 South ..... O The team is in the huddle, the captain's at the head 5 2 gf L 1 -K. 5 N232 Mmzkxh' . . J Sv 5 W 3 3 1 QE-1 B-SQUAD FOOTBALL: Bottom Row: Ashley, Watson, Fair, David, Hoffman, Carlberg, Porter, Ballintine, Dunsworth, Everson. Row 2: Kaplan, Evans, Erickson, Balcom, Anderson, Bailey, J. Johnson, Todd John- son, Belt. Row 3: Tom Johnson, Iverson., Grahm, Ryan, Marston, Gudmestad, Kath, Christopherson, Hunter, Mungaven, Olson, Patton. B-SQUAD Washburn's B-squad football Team, The Bombers , had a season's rec- ord of Two wins and Three losses. Under captains Tim Mungaven and Jim Fair and coach Rutherford, The Bombers placed second in city be- hind a Three way Tie Tor Tlrst place. The Team set a new scoring record Tor The B-squad aT Washburn, defeating South 36-O. The Sophomore Team finished The season with Three wins, Three losses, and one Tie. Captains Ted Smith and Steve Woldum and Mr. Carlson, coach, led The Little Millers To a Tie Tor Third place in The Southern Division. QOPHOMOREQ SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL: Bottom Row: Fredsoll, Stark, Hyde, Werner, Nor- man, Olson, Puetz, Christoph, Snyder, Flynn, Marconett, Kelly, Eddy. Row 2: Dykoski, Burdette, Lee, Gordon, Kipper, Perkins, J. Johnson, Heig, Straiton, if y X A Bomber cannot be stopped A LiTtle Miller shows his form Tharaldson, Loe, Mattson, Eisenmenger, Nodler. Row 3: D. Erickson, A, John son, Asbury, Woldum, Sullivan, T. Johnson, D. Stone, Nylen, Flodin, Berg Dortner, J. Stone, Holton, S. Erickson, Sverdrup, ass't coach, Carlson, coach -:Q T T 89 .fr we VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM: Bottom Row: Belzer, mgr., Hanson, Bell, Hagen, man, Peterson, Lien, Campbell, Frisk, Carlson, coach, Hartse, Harden, Johnson, Tierney, Titcomb, Elavsky, Evans, Anderson, McNeill, Honmeyer. Row 2: Perl- D. Frisk, Perry. The Washburn hockey Team with a season's rec- ord of eight wins, one loss, and one Tie, Tied vviTh it Henry and Marshall for first place in City. City play A opened wiTh The Hockey Preview where The Mil- T ii i liirs ,l cicsnnrri g lers Tied Roosevelt O-O. In The annual Turkey f fi '- -5' I . TroT, Washburn defeated ST. Paul Harding 2-O, T ' QAW and in other non-conference games losT To Blake J , 'ill and Duluth East. After a 4-3 vicTor over West, . 1 ,sgssf 'fn , K .JL y IVE, M ,1 2 zkyl The pucksters losT To a sTrong Marshall Team 2-l. I A T ':' 5 The Millers Went on To defeat Vocational, Edison, -'T 3.,i A sii - 5 W3-57 .. yy,, isdi r North, and Central by sizable margins, Wash- A T burn skaTed past South with a 3-2 win followed 1 Tssi 2 iiii b another 3-2 win over a tou h Southwest. The be s Y Q ccss rem season ended with an imporTanT vicTory over aiii 'gfg y,y, W . Henry and a disappoinhng Tie with Roosevelt. A . ln DisTricT i7 play, The Millers shuT out West 5-O 'E A and lost Their final game To Henry 3-l. Coach as A Carlson and co-captains Bruce Campbell and Jeff N gg A it uygic A iiir iiri V E lavsky led The Team To a successful season. Jeff of iiyg iiiy T Elavsky was named To The All-City first Team and ,c,,g, To The Region V Team. Craig Lien was named To T C The All-CiTy second Team and was The 'second highesT if it ' 'Q A scorer in The ciTy conference with i9 poinTs. Johnson shows his hockey form. Frisk foils West scoring attempt. Where's The puck, Luck? -.f-e 1 1 Mfsiflfli' Set it up, put it in, Iet's go, gonna win! HOCKEY . . . TIED FOR FIRST IN CITY VVoshburn VVoshburn VVoshburn VVoshburn VVoshburn VVoshburn VVoshburn VVoshburn VVoshbUrn VVoshburn Washburn Washburn SCORES 4 VVesT ...... . I hAorsholI. .. . IO Vocahonol .... 5 EdBon...,. 4 North .... . 5 Cenfrol . . . . 3 Sourh ...... . 3 SoUThwesT ..... 3 Henry ..... . I Rooseveh ... .. Dis'rric'r I7 5 VVesT ... . I Henry .... . ,l,,., Hubmpiness was beating Henry SCORES Washburn .... 69 South ...... 36 Washburn .... 48 Henry ...... 57 Washburn .... 7O Vocational . . 35 Washburn .... 30 Southwest . . . 75 Washburn .... 28 Roosevelt 77 Washburn .... 64 West . . . . . . 32 Washburn .... 35 Edison ...... 7O Washburn .... 58 North ...... 47 Washburn .... 76 Central ..... 29 SWlMMlNG TEAM: Bottom Row: Kosta, Ryan. ROW 2: Carlson, Stenberg, Shearer, Floyd, Barsten, . , . Stephan. Row 3: Gerdes, Collins, Pearson, Olberding, Christiansen, Marsten, Rarner, Anderson,- Cersine, Coach. Row 4: Dykoski, Clausen, Starr, Puetz, Hyde, Roach fs Shearer and Stenberg get oft to a flying sta t. 55:5-'ff PACE R9 OF THE POOL The 1964 Washburn swimming team, under Mr. Cersine, coach, and his assistant lvlr. Anderson, placed htth in the city standings. Captain Jim Shearer led the team to a season's record ot tive Wins and tour losses. ln the District l7 meet, Jim Shearer finished second in the 200-yard freestyle event and placed tourth in the lOO-yard freestyle. Shearer also led in team scoring with 82 points. Pat Collins finished third in the diving event and the treestyle relay team composed ot Tom Fergu- son, Pete Stenberg, Tom Worthing, and Gary Ol- berding placed titth. Tom Pavek swims a handsome butterfly. McCormick looks dubious in a Tight hold. WRESTLING . . . MILLER9 ON THE MAT The Miller grapplers compiled an 8-2 season rec- ord, Tying Tor second in The ciTy wiTh SouThwesT. The mosT exciTing meeT of The season was againsT Marshall where Washburn deTeaTed The Cardinals 23-22, Dan McCormick, who won all Ten of his maTches, was ciTy champion in The T27 lb. class. Rick ChrisTopherson wiTh eighT wins, one loss, and one Tie was ciTy cham- pion in The T75 lb. class. Tim Dwyer, Tim Mungaven, WRESTLING TEAM: BoTTom Row: Gudmesrad, Ogilvie, Peferson, Bean, Mun- gaven, McCormick, Ekholm, Dwyer, Harris, BifTner. Row 2: Dunn, MarconeTT, LeeT, Berg, Buhr, Chrisfopherson, Campion, Wallfrecl, Braman, Mickelson. Row 'scyo SCORES l Washburn ... .. 33 Edison .. ... T5 Washburn . , . . . 26 NorTh ..,. . . . T7 Washburn . . . .. . T7 RoosevelT . . . . 25 Washburn . . . . . 29 SouTh ,... . . . T9 Washburn . . . . . 22 Henry .... , . . 26 Washburn . . . . . 28 VocaTional . . . T4 , Washburn . . . . . 39 WesT .... . . , TO Washburn ... ,. 23 Marshall ..... 22 Washburn ... .. 36 CenTral ...... T4 Washburn . . . . . 28 SouThwesT . . . . T4 Bean TTghTs pressure To yield. and Tom Bean TTnished Third in Their respecTive classes. In The DisTricT T7 meeT, The Miller maTmen Tinished sixTh, qualifying Dan McCormick, Tom Bean, and Rick ChrisTopherson Tor The Region V TTnals aT Howard Lake, lVlinnesoTa. Rick ChrisTopherson aualiTTed Tor The STaTe meeT. Coach Emerson, assisTed by Roy Jenks and capTain Tim Mungaven led The Team To a successTul season. 3: Emerson, coach, Winslow, mgr., Fredsall, Siegerf, Seltz, Kaplan, Chamber lain, Heirn, Brown, Brenneis. 3 QW XA-..-:Q fv ' Borsten hits for two. Tietz roars through. 'J un VVashburn VVashburn VVashburn VVashburn VVashburn VVashburn VVashburn VVashburn VVashburn VVashburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn Washburn West .... Edison . . . SCORES Southwest Central . Roosevelt Henry . . . West . . . Vocational Marshall South . . . Edison .. North . . . Non-conterence Blake ,.. Richheld . Benilde .. Austin . . District l7 . . . 57 Marshall . . . 49 Edison . . STANDINGS Win ., lO .. .. 8 WASHBURN .. .. 8 Roosevelt . Central .. North . . . Marshall .. Southwest South ..., Henry .... Vocational .. .. 7 .. 6 .. 6 .. .. 4 .. ,. 3 .. l .. .. l .. ,, l 54 52 56 33 57 35 35 54 55 48 38 58 60 67 39 62 Loss O 2 2 3 4 4 6 7 9 9 9 Arkell iumps for a basket. BASKETBALL TEAM: Borrom Row. Rosen, Mgr,, Hande, Clark, DeLapp, Love, Sand, Watkins, Balcom, French. BASKETBALL . . . CO-ORDINATED CAGER9 The Washburn baskeTball Team compiled an 8-2 rec- ord This year, Tying Tor second place in ciTy vviTh Edi- son. ATTer a 6l-48 vicTory over SouThvvesT in The season opener, The cagers deTeaTed The evenTual DisTricT l7 champion, CenTral, 56-52 loverTimeD. The Millers downed Henry and RoosevelT and Then Tra- veled To AusTin where They vvon 82-67 in Their besT game of The season. Back in ciTy play, Washburn losT To WesT and Then beaT VocaTional, Marshall, and SouTh. ln The Tlnal ciTy games, The Team losT To Edison and deTeaTed NorTh 58-48. Clark conTemplaTes his sTrcrTegy. 3 The Millers enTered DisTricT l7 play and eliminaTed Marshall 67-39. Washburn's lasT game vvas againsT Edison vvhere They losT 62-49. Honors This season include a second All-CiTy Team posiTion Tor Perry BarsTen and an All-DisTricT l7 posi- Tion Tor Gerry Clark. BarsTen led The Team scoring wiTh 209 poinTs. The Team vvas led To a very successful season by coach l2uliTTson and co-capTains Mike Flynn and Paul Sand. After The WesT game . . . Battle for rebound 4... .S .aft SKI TEAM: Bottom Row: Fine, Barker, Campbell, Luttio, Carlson, Anderson, Row 3: Chryst, Reichert, Holton, Dunsworth, Gustafson, Perkins, Kieffer, D. Pederson. Row 2: Miller, Heywood, Lee, Rist, Berglund, Schonberg, Forster. Anderson. Heywood clears the poles. S W f S SKIING... 4 W... ,Wwe .. .,, ,.,. ,W 3 ...W . SKILL ON THE SLOPES Q The Washburn skiing team, coached by Mr. Wald and led ' my , by co-captains Bob Chryst and Scott Campbell, captured if :. Lf third place in the City Meet. In this meet at Theodore Wirth H rsss W Park, Tom Kieffer and .lay Luttio placed in the slalom event. y y y Washburn sent three boys to the State Meet where Scott .. s- ..,. . . t S Campbell placed fifth in the slalom. s Reed makes flying look easy. Chryst and Holton cover Cross Country course. 4.J '.T..'Qii, . 1 . :Q--w 'f' . : . . ...r..... . xx S K R y 4 xx! gc fis. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM: Bottom Row: Anderson, Sweetnom, Stone, O'Dougherty, Snyder, Bosset, Shufes, Summers. Row 2: Helleckson, coach, St. Croix, mgr,, Johnson, Gostuch, Hilleque, Olson, Iverson, Lee, Heig. SOPHOMORE SPORTS . . . LITTLE MILLERMEN The sophomore bosketboll teom, under cooch Hel- leclcson, compiled can 8-2 seoson record. The little cogers finished second in The Southern Division otter detecting Southwest 65-62 lovertimel in their lost gome. The sophomore boseboll teom tied with South ond Southwest tor second ploce in The Southern Divi- SOPHOMORE HOCKEY TEAM: Bottom Row: Stroiton, Mc- Row 2: Goldstrond, cooch, Erickson, Loe, Flodin, Stennes, Goldrich, B. Olson, Horris, Hosp, Thompson, Worner, Frisk. Johnson, Woldurn, J. Olson, Theroldson. SOPHOMORE BASEBALL TEAM: Bottom Row: Tierney, Hon- son. Row 2: Ario, couch: Wagner, Lomberger, French, Fer- myhr, Wofson, Brown, Price, Youngquist, Patton, T. John- ris, Shutes, J. Johnson, Rockwell, mgr., Horris, mgr. sion with o seoson's record ot six vvins, Tour losses. The sophomores vvere codched by lvlr. Ario ond led by coptoin Cory Brovvn. The sophomore hockey teom, under cooch Goldstrcind, tinished second in the Southern Division. The pucksters hod o tour vvins, one loss, ond one Tie record. Hilleque shoots. GTZ: X :sw FTE? ire. sn,-0 ts' STANDINGS L Roosevelt . . . . . lO O North ,..... . . . 9 i Edison ....... . . . 8 2 WASHBURN ... ... 7 3 West ....... . . . 6 4 Henry ...... . . . 5 5 Southwest . . . . . . 4 6 Vocotionol . . . . . 2 8 Morsholl ... ... 2 8 Centrol .... . l 9 South . . . . l. 9 I'. GOLF TEAM: Bottom Row: Kingbciy, Butler, Sonnesyn, Stenstrom, Zieske. Row 2 M Ruliftson, coochy Ros- mussen, Frisk, Aronson, Coursolle, Ekholm, Sand. GOLF AND TENNIS . . . SWINGING QPDRTS Teeing oft on Meodovvbrook green, the i963 Wosh- burn golt teoim, cooched by Mr. Rulitcfson, hold o seo- son's record ot seven wins ond three losses. Richord Stenstrom vvos tegm coptoin ond number one ployer. Worren Butler, Bill Zieske, ond Poul Kingboy vvere other strong teom members. The Millers ploced tourth in the city, third in District l7, ond sent three men to the Region V Tournoment. TENNIS TEAM: Mr. Curtis, couch, Hocking, Bouten, Paulus, Morston, Deo Beugen, Nelson, Diomond, Rye. VVoshburn's l963 tennis teom, under the direction ot Mr. Curtis ond coptoin Mike Beugen, ploced tourth in city with o seoson's record of seven Wins ond three losses. Meeting o voriety ot teoms on o voriety ot courts, Mike Beugen, Ron Auerboich, ond George Holden competed in the singles division, Dick Bouten ond John Hocking, ond Sondy Deon ond Dextor Morston ployed in the doubles division. rboich, KielTer, Holden, STANDINGS W L West .... . . . TO O Edison ...... . . 9 l South ........ . 7 3 WASHBURN .... . . 7 3 Southwest .... . 6 4 Roosevelt . . . . 5 5 North .... . 4 6 Morsholl .... . 3 7 Centrol . . . . 2 8 Henry ...... . 2 8 Vocotionol .... . . . O IO ,. . ,, . ., , ,,..., , ., ,W ., ,, . f s f M if -W-mWH,n,M.c:: .,.f ff, ff QN ff G Qi ,,.-nf vga,-.figs .L .. 5 is x ,ik I fl M 'sil v if A 55 n as rl X 5? sei r Kenji f A2 Q Q l Q A,.A,AA .Iu- BASEBALL TEAM: Bottom Row: Keegan, mgr., French, Heining, Straka, Lang, Berry, Heim, Kern, Perry, mgr. Row 2: Runkel, Erickson, Clark, Lien, Kramer, Cybyske, Perlman, Love, Arnold, Mr. Cosgrove, coach. Coach Cosgrove ,wages V- ,, ,,. ws! Q f ,gm .fr Ja w ms.. BASEBALL . . . The T963 baseball team, with a season's record ot nineteen wins and one loss, captured the State Title. Undeteated in city play, Washburn placed tour sen- iors on the All City Team: Phil Lang, Dave Kern, Bruce Berry, and Jan l-leining. The Millers also se- cured the Twin City Title, defeating St. Paul Central 4-3. Shutting-out Henry and Roosevelt in the District T7 Playoffs, Washburn qualified for the Region V Tournament. Although the Millers faced a tough Richfield team in the first game, they won 3-2. With a 6-l victory over Annandale, they earned a berth in the State Tournament. Washburn vvon the opening game ot the tourna- ment defeating Fairmont 2-O, and then beat Austin T-O in the semi-Hnals. The Millers climaxed their baseball season with a 9-l victory over Hibbing, capturing the State Championship. Bob Straka, Dave Kern, and Phil Lang were named tp the All Tournament Team. Excellent coaching and tine leadership were provided by Mr. Cosgrove and co- captains Bruce Berry and Phil Lang. 100 J X C i Kern pitches championship game. I 963 STATE CHAMPS SCORES W Washburn 8 Roosevelt Washburn 6 Henry . . . Washburn I2 West .... Washburn 5 Southwest Washburn 7 Marshall . Washburn I5 Vocational Washburn 9 Edison . .. Washburn I8 Central . . Washburn 8 North . . . Washburn I3 South . . . TWIN CITY Washburn 3 Central . . DISTRICT I7 Washburn II Henry . . . Washburn 5 Roosevelt . REGION V Washburn 4 Richtleld . Washburn 6 Annandale STATE Washburn 2 Fairmont . . Washburn I Austin .... Washburn 9 Hibbing ... STANDINGS WASHBURN ................. IO Roosevelt . . . . South ..... . Marshall . . . . Henry .... . , . Central . . . . . Southwest . . . West .... . . . Edison . . . . . . North ..... . . . Vocational . . . Berry beats the ball. Southwest . Central .. Roosevelt . . West ..... WASHBURN North ..... Marshall .. Vocational , South ..... Henry .. Edison .. i STANDINGS 47 .53 .76 i28 ...l72 4 l78 ...23t 4 ...299 i 326 350 ...379 l Another lap around Nokomis. A few harriers watch teammates run. CROSS COUNTRY Under the leadership ot Captain Van Nelson and Coach Emerson, Washburn's i963 cross country team was the fastest overall team the school has had. With a season's record ot seven wins and three losses, the harriers placed titth in the city standings. Nine team members ran the course under ten minutes in the City Meet at Nokomis. Van Nelson placed second with a time ot 8140. Atter losing to only Central, Southwest, and Roosevelt in conterence play, Washburn vvas edged out by West in the City Meet. r Nelson represented Washburn in the State Meet, placing seventh in the l.8 mile course. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Bottom Row: Heirn, J. Stanley, B. Stanley, Nord, Anlcer, Hunt, Welchinger. Row 2: S. Nelson, Watkins, V. Nelson, Pastels, Waterhouse, McKay, Swenson, Rzepecld. Row 3: Emerson, coach, Chryst, Iverson, Lee, Deety, Hancle, Parsons, Boen. tl Emerson times the boys. TRACK TEAM: Bottom Row: Pelletier, Laudry, Mathews, Perlman, Hanson, Beadell, mgr., Trau, Hennesey, Lee, Siviertson, Belt, Holter, Haley Nyen Stockdale, Stanley, Welshinger, Dahlin, Pastels, Watkins, Rahders, Hoffman, Braniord, Arkell, Tietz, Booth, McHale, Goldstrand, coach, Carlso coach Nelson. Row 2: Chattield, mgr., Heim, Kaplan, Quinn, Bakke, Ling, Gilmore, Emerson, coach. Turnbull, De Lapp, Buttenhoff, Anderson, Barnett, Chryst, Berg, Buhr. Row 3: TRACK . . . A MILE A MINUTEMAN Washburn's track team began its i963 season at the Met- ropolitan lndoor Meet, placing ninth. Although the Millers lost to Southwest and Central in regular city meets, they placed third in the Southwest Relays and defeated Edina ol-57. The best team effort was shovvn in the Carleton invitational Meet at Northfield. John Tietz finished first in the high hurdles, Van Nelson third in the mile, and the mile relay team second. After placing seventh in the City Relay Meet, the thinclads placed a close second to Richfield in the Richfield Twilight Meet, 54-53. In the Triangular Meet at Washburn, Van Nelson set a new school record in the mile with a time of 4:25.6. Paced by Captain Jim Anderson, the Cindermen placed a respectable sixth in the City Meet, qualifying John Tietz and Van Nelson for the State Meet. Tietz finished third in his heat in the high hurdles with a time of l5.8, and Van Nel- son ran -4129.2 in the mile to place sixth in state. The baton is passed, the race con- llnues- STANDlNGS Central .............. Southwest . . . . Roosevelt . . . . . Edison ..... . . South ....... . . WASHBURN . . . . Henry ...... . . West . . . . . North ....., . Vocational . . . . Marshall . . . . 103 Daryl is over again. Two minutemen sprint the mile GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM: BOTTOM ROW! GGUCISTTG, GUSTCIISOIM I'IifSCI'WOfT, MCI- Erickson, Svendsen, Harrison, Dysfe, Powell. Row 3: Kane, coach, Hacking, grow, Quesi, Nyen, Nasser, Greenberg. Row 2: Harper, SCOTT, HGHSO0, Comb,LunCI,lvIakres,PuTnam,Heim,EIheIMakres,KuderIing. GIRLS' SPORTS . . . ACTIVE AND ATTRACTIVE GIRLS' BADMINTON TEAM: Bottom Row: Wachter, Joseph, Hager, Gates, Livingston, Lundahi. Row 2: GIRLS' GOLF TEAM: Lund, Jorgensen, Gates, Weibel, Lynum, Bennion. Erickson, Griffiths, Jones, Nordberg, Putnam, Felscher. .Q I I i . , T I QW, my 452' 'f -.-' X ,V -u. ,J I I Ugg 3' I l ,X ,, 3 f . 1 YI L3 A1 X , if,-, I K ,-. t 3 K --.a. 3 Nancy practices serving. 'Ur qigz.. i X T ' T cccc li GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM: Weibel, Bennion, Gafes, Clark, GriTTiThs. CapTuring The Cify TiTle, The girls' swimming Team has iTs TiTTh cham- pionship in six years. Led by coaches Kane and Fisher and capTain Carol Harrison, Washburn made 7l poinTs in The l5Th Annual Swimming MeeT. Barb Erickson placed TirsT in The individual medleys and The back sTrol4e. Carol Harrison placed TirsT in The buTTerTly and The TlTTy-yard Tree sTyle, and Janny Comb placed TirsT in The TvvenTy- Tive yard Tree sTyle. The girls' badminTon Team Tied vviTh SouThvvesT and RoosevelT Tor TlrsT place in ciTy wiTh Three wins and one loss. They losT To Roose- velT 4-3 in The ciTy playoffs. The girls' Tennis Team and The girls' golf Team had successful seasons. Nancy Powell sTreTches for a perfect dive. 105 l 1 I 1 1 1 ii I fx 15 3? 4 Q J J fl fx f 5 f 31 Y f! 2 zu -4 J 4 5 1 3 5 3 3 E 4 J 1 v 1 . . . 3 1 I s i 4 5 3 1 1 Q l a 1 I w f I 1 W W 5, ! 1 3 ki ,S Q is Qi if ZS 5 Seniors Marge and Gerry Juniors Jeanne and Rick Sophomores Koy and STeve WELCOME WEEK In The mosT neighborly doy oT The school yeor, Triendly seniors ond juniors welcomed undercloss- men during Welcome Week, SepTember To-QQO. The Senior Women, The Bob Evon's Trio, ond The newly formed lVlillermoTes enTerToined The sTudenT body during The Welcome Week AudiTorium on Fridoy. Junior ond senior members oT The STudenT Council were presenTed olong wiTh The TTnolisTs Tor Kings ond Queens. Our AFS'ers, Chris STonTon ond Vero dollo Greppe, were Tormolly welcomed. Chris re- morked ThoT he hod ci very worm welcome ond hoped Thc1T iT would conTinue. ATTer Woshburn hod deTeoTed Henry 3-4-O oT Po- rcide STodium, The sTudenTs reTurned To Woshburn. Doncers echoed The Throbbing beoT of The AvonTies ond The SurTriders. The sophomore STudenT Council members were onnounced while The Tension grew Tor The disclosure oT The Kings ond Queens. The mes- soge come: The Senior King ond Queen, Gerry Clork ond lvlorge Svendsen, Junior royolTy, Jeonne Toylor ond Rick Perry, reigning Sophomores, Koy Lorson ond STeve Woehldom. RUNNERS UP: Jim Asbury and Jeczn Bodenmcin, John Werne ond Sandy Meline, Ted Johnson ond Koren Hesli, Pere French 108 l t Jie' A J Y ,WM WN' 7 - Lim :takes 1 wg + Fvfef if EE s ff f Q g A ' ,gag 2 e N H J s l Industrious seniors decorate the gym to carry the mood of Welcome Week. Behind ihe Scenes at 'he Welceme Week Deuce The Turkeyneck replaces the Chickenscrotch os Millers introduce o new dance. Seniors ore friendliest. ond Les Livingston, Steve Delcupp ond Jonet Honnes, John Ar- kell ond Maryanne Foote, Don Cyloyske ond Donna Kollesfod. 109 A fractured tairy tale is told to Student Council President buys leftover pom Queen Barb and King Tom extend mutual the Homecoming auditorium. poms. congratulations HOMECOMING 1963 The vveek ot October T4-T8 vvas tTlled with busy deco- ration ot halls and talk ot float-building. On Friday morning the Student Council sold pompoms, pennants, and other concessions to stimulate spirit and anticipa- tion. Each class's decorations shouted the theme of Homecoming T963- Beat the Teddies Bare. This slo- gan reappeared in the Homecoming auditorium teatur- ing the golden football tale ot the Hairy Fairy and the SuFtocated Sisters in a cheerleading spool. The coro- nation ot the royal couple was the long-avvaited climax ot the week. The enthusiasm ot Washburn tans rose even higher atter our team beat Roosevelt 25-7. The cheerleaders led the halt-time parade in a Model T auto, tollovved by the royalty on the three class floats, Alter the game, exhil- arated students and alumni returned to Washburn to dance the remainder of the evening. 110 0000 001: M001 ,XJ sig? CDO Of no , I-nv' X 1 vig, 1 Nx- 1 v'3,lg g K if WA Fl NM' 5 Fifa ROYAL COUPLEQ The climax of The Homecoming TesTiviTies come aT The end of The audiTorium when The i963 Homecoming RoyolTy was announced by Senior Class PresidenT Gerry Clark. Queen Barb Adoms ond King Tom Keifer were crowned amid op- plause and Tears of ioy. The oTTending couples were PaT Hove and Bruce Campbell, Barb Skow Marge and Fred Michelle and Randy and Gary GusTaTson, Michelle Mullin and Rondy Frisk, and Marge Svendson and Fred Schroeder. Barb and Gary 2 1 . . 1 M' N x 'ie' L63 5 1' if X wmwv' a'Wm,A. DOGPATCH. WHS On November i5 The gyms sproufed names of infamous Dogpafch locales. Transformed Washburnifes danced in Alice's Shack while wild games of skill and daring fllled Hairless .loe's Cave wiTh flying balls, darTs, and ex- ploding shaving cream. This was The Gl2lST'S annual Sadie Hawkins Dance. Marilyn lvlichales and Jeflf Arnold, in sfylish barrels appliqued wiTh flowers and slogans, brighf wigs, and frighffully large feef, won The prize for The mosT original cosfumes. Marion IvlcNurlen and lvlark Eriksson in sfylish union suiTs and accessories were chosen for The funniesf. Black-bearded Tom Worfhing and red-bearded George Domsfrand had The besf crop of real whiskers. The highlighf of The evening came when Nancy Nelson and Bob Evans were announced as Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner. lvlarryin' Sam was on hand To marry Them and any ofher couple who wished To gef hifched. Most original are originally The most. In .nkr .. Af' 1, F . ' . sf , 'gf I .N r ,sf N x sf .YK .L 4 is r '1- a s r 'ig N-4 - '-sq,-.,,1 KW mv U XL Richard, Richard Gluck! Old friends meet again on college campus. Sophistication falls and Mollie is her father's girl again. CLASS PLAY Principal ....... Mollie Michaelson Frank Michaelson Anne Michaelson Liz Michaelson . Airline Clerk . . . Emmett ........ Adele McDougall Sarah Walker ... Donn Bovvalry . . . lst Freshman ... 2nd Freshman . . Richard Gluck .. Allred Greittinger Mr. Whitmeyer . . Alex Loomis . . . Gary Gustafson . Lynn Chermak ..... Bolo Evans Joanna Johnson Marilyn Michales Gary Gustatson ..... Jim Kotsky .. Karen Lindelin .... Jil Dechter . . Dave Carllaerg . . .. Joel Seltz ,.. Mike Shannon Bob Barnett Craig Lien . Gordy Stephan ..... Jan Stitzel College dorm rings with the sound of folk music. You didn't want any sugar in your coFfee, DID you? Linda Lehman . . Clancey . . . Mr. l-libbetts . . . Jackie Jacobson .. Tom O'Neal .. Chris Stanton Spotlights provide moonlight for Jil and Jan. TAKE HER, SHE'S MINE Take Her, She's Mine, a play ot college lite and worried parents very near to the student and parent audience, was produced by The senior class. Mr. Krause, student director Ron Holbrook, the cast, and the stage crevvs worked long and hard to produce two successtul and exhilarating per- tormances. Bob Evans and Joanna Johnson as the parents and Lynne Chermak and Marilyn Michales as the daughters headed the fine cast. 7337.2 1' Student Director Ron Holbrook helps out on make up. ,f 'f-R 2 lg if Finishing touches before curtain. Curtain rings down, voices ring out. Joanna ages thirty years with help from Mr. Krause. 313. 117 1. . ew if gud TWEEDLE DEE AND TWEEDLE DUM The Blue Tri Twin Dance, Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee, was decoraTed in The Theme of Alice in Wonder- land, compleTe wiTh Mad l-laTTer, Caferpillar, and Alice herself in a flower garden. The Tweedles were There anal The ill faTed cards, who painfed The whiTe roses red, ringed The iazzey Chancellors. AfTer marching before The chaperones, The prize-winning cosfumes were an- nounced, Chris l-leim and Fred Schroeder as The TaTooed lady and genTleman were awarded mosT original. The Twinniesf were Connie ScoTT and Dave Thomas who were dressed as whiTe rabbifs. Queen Tweedle was Debbie Norgren and her daTe Gary Solsbig was King Dum. . . . BLUE TRI TRIE9 AGAIN The boys are geTTing shorTer every year ancl The girls well 3 T . , - Winsome wanderer Like Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee They all were There in pairs. Cream of Bruce Soup Square-dancing Millers aren't so much square as scrambled. 3. 4 1 1 Senior men play a friendly game of broom hockey. Barney hits a bump. SR. SNOW PARTY On a fresh, snowless evening Seniors boarded buses tor Camp lduhapi. The first senior event, the Snow Party, rang with banging brooms on the hockey rink, bouncing ping-pong balls, starnping teet and clapping hands in a crowded Original Cockroaches better than imitation Beatles. K square dance, laughter, and squeals from peri- lous toboganning on icy slopes. Senior Millers sat finally to hear The Cockroachesn in a beat presentation and see the door prize drawing tor records. The Senior Board planned this well- attended Snow Party. More happy than tired seniors board buses with more tired than happy chaperones. 'x SoIdier's High cheerieciders from Carmen spoof Gczry ond Brion Take five before going on. ft' The SUHOCCITSS Sisters: Teclo, Hepsiba and Toro The Tornadoes stir up ci sTorm oi Millwheels. BE A CLOWN, BE A CLOWN Laurie closes 1964 Millwheels T964 Millwheels, direcTed by Mr. Krouse, shone WiTh ingenuiTy ond TolenT. Numerous opron ocTs were inTer- spersed omong Three Tull-sToge ocTs. The iunior per- formonce NorTh PociTic vvos o comedy siTuoTed in Alosko. The seniors presenTed Cormen, on opero Torce in o high school seTTing, ond Generol U.S.A., o rnusicol Toke-oicf on Television's medicol shows. Three senior opron ocTs, The SuTTocoTed SisTers, The STep- broThers, ond The Bob Evons Trio performed Tor The second yeor in o row. SoloisTs Sue Osmon, Jim Kofski, Noncy Molond, ond Lourie NoThenson occomponied by The Combo, odded vorieTy To The progrom. As o Tinole, The enTire cosT song Be o Clown os They poroded down The oisles. if x w--' ali' ef Chief gives final instructions. I 964 MILLWHEEL9 Student nurses from General U. S. A. Stepping lightly with the Millermates. The Flint Hill Singers entertain in Hootin' Annie. Juniors have snowball tight in North Pacific. - The Senior Women pledge their support. Excelsior in ninth grade . . . Steve and Merrily ninth grade presidents mono and Asian flu Miss Peter- son's iniured arm sunrise during zero hour Danceland Aurora turtleneck sweaters and dickies Porky's poker parties Pirates of Penzance and Medics and Merriment . . . diet-rite cola health notebooks rotted hair to the casual look Ramsey All-Stars Pizza Gardens marching in the gym bucket bags The Suffo- cated Sisters . . . library passes . . . Pep Club points . . . Betsy's open house . .. ballroom dancing with Mrs. Ul- seth . . . suede and mohair . . . refreshos and ice cream sandwiches . . . Beowulf . . . three days of rain for field day . . . measles and mumps . . . the last outdoor pep fest the bus strike Take Her, She's Mine gold footballs . . . career booklets . . . The Sweetheart Queen Joyce reigns over Bomber Homecoming. DO YOU RECALL . . . The shorts the senior women gave the team Bus 82 lunchroom duty at Ramsey . . . the Beatles . . . charm bracelets . .. fleefly madras shirts co-ed gym Lundgren's Studio ... green library slips . .. stags at the Miller House . . . senior women bus to Austin . .. yo-yo and hey lieley the Snow Ball NHS inductions Student Council elections The Big Fix x-ray units oral vaccine Hi-Y hockey games . . . Ringo for President . .. T33 and Cedar ... Dogga, Lucky, White Owl, Teeter, Moose, Rock . . . Sadness is losing to Southwest . . . The Cotton Ball . . . potlucks . . . Trol- haugen and Telemark season tickets VVhan that Aprille hall monitors and patrols joints coketails y Anthony's first yearbook . . . fall-out shelters . . . Homecoming hall exemplifies Senior Spirit. Dance To be or not to be Posture contests Mr. Lindstedt's matching tests argumentum ad baculum the Bunny Hop booster buttons Put West to Rest, Pound the Pats, and Beat the Teddies Bare ACT and SAT Sadie Thomas Beach Ambassador and the Normandy Kitchen the Stroll American Bandstand Bomber Homecom- ing ... our AFS'ers Vera and Chris ... Dr. Kildare .. . carpools Jim Shostad's broken leg patrol pic- nic ... Sputnick ... lduhapi ... ninth grade gym aids ...i slumber parties . . . Happiness is beating South- west Slushies . .. our home field, Parade Stadium . . . stretch pants . . . up and down stairways at Ramsey ninth grade parties bushwacking at Nakomis l968, the first year we vote Schopenhauer's view of women . . . music C?J in the lunchroom . . . steal- ing the Girts Baseball State Champ T963 . .. los- ing in '61 and winning in '63 at Austin ... the Trashmen ... '63 for '63 ... bus cards ... honor study halls ... the many moods of Bobby B . . . bicycling to Minnehaha Falls . . . Metrecal . . . fink' '... book bags . . . Reiter's cramp . . . shoulder purses . . . Chorlie The ioniTor Go To The end of The line! llunchrooml Treedom morch on WoshingTon Mon-Ton Mickey Mouse Club senior home- rooms AES poncoke breokTosT King Tom ond Queen Borb VVAT-llAN vs. GirsT cooking ond sewing closses ... STG Friends .. . Trip To Mexico .., Po-po-oom-mow-mow . . . Closs cheers . . . college oppli- coTions . . . eoTing on The Iown . . . physicol TiTness TesTs decoroTing Tor donces closs dues collecTions Mr. Vc1kos's deporTure soph sillies, iunior queens, SENIOR WOMEN ... closs doys ... BAA and GAA Eridoy noon donces oT Hole Leodership Closs cop ond gown meosuremenTs Turkey- neck . . . Dr. EousTus . . . To Kill o Mockingbird, Lord of The Flies, CoTcher in The Rye elephonT iokes symphony concerTs WesTern Woshburn, Yok-oi-loTs, Colypso Ccipers, Generol USA, Cormen The Bird The Tunnel . . . Romsey Record ond AnThony Announcer .. . Carmen ond Fousi ... closs elecTions ... Mr. John- son, closs odvisor ... Willioms Areno ... Tweedle Dum ond Tweedle Dee senior picTures bubble gum brownie poinTs poTrol picnic . .. power Toilure .lomoicon JounT choperones Modrigols noon movies-31 spogheTTi sTrops ond shoes dyed To moTch . . . April MisT guTs . .. Trix Teen-oge marriages hit peak ciT Scidie. ice creom cones pink posses new oudiTorium curToin ... Rerer, Roul, ond Mory ... poper soles ... circle pins . .. booT hockey .. . knee Ticklers gym cloThes . . . The colendor in The holl . . . The Guidebook MillermoTes . . . The dress code . . . honor sysTem ... excused ond unexcused . . . geTTing signs Glied . . . Rooring 2O's, ninTh grode Theme porTy Bill Corl- son, ToiThTul WAHIAN phoTogropher . . . ond moybe The GRIST is o memory, Too hoops ond crinolines beoTniks . . . Bob Evon's Trio . . . CleopoTro . . . Mordi Gros . . . Typing To Mr. Jordon's music ... spell- ing noTebooks . . . mock olympics , .. combinoTion locks ... TwinniesT . .. Tire drills ... Mr. Hoye ... hulo hoops Sibley ond Rosen slom books sock 5Tf0f19 GS 010059, 96-nile OSU bvby- 'hops . . . Hole l.obeTroTTers . . . cokes ond Telegroms Tor The Teoms . . . myThicol SToTe Chompionship in TooT- boll, T962 The new lunchroom SouThdole Glomeromo Girl ScouT over-nighTs knee highs ond Thigh highs Old Dod Toylor's Folls HrsT Three doys oT Romsey, cookies ond milk pic- nics in The Toll ... liTTle boy hoTs ... Girls' Clubs ... eighTh ond ninTh grodes .. . concer ond cigoreTTes .. . surprise porTies The Coke-eoTers STG sweoT- shirTs ... senior Torewells ... senior owords ... closs will . . . Bridgemon's . . . Senior BonqueT . . . going To The nurse block sysTem Senior Boord ond CrediT Bureciu Avon, MinnesoTo, Mr. Frederickson's Civics . .. Lo Lo Poloozo . . . The coll boord . . . Shokespeore ... Sl Tlovors . .. The FlinThills ... WHERE did you soy There's ci bomb? . . . The surfer look . . . The error-Tree- GTirs The vorieTy oT odors which originoTed in The chem lobs nice ploy ox! WDGY ond KDWB The Y moroon ond novy The Prom GroduoTion . . . The CommencemenT Donce . . . ond oll The Things we, The Closs oT '64, will never TorgeT. Washburn Takes pcmes To show school spiriT. 'wife my ss ' -1 Blind enthusiasm. ENTHUSIAQM . . Pofential enthusiasm. Anxious enthusiasm KY Wild enthusiasm. Subdued enthusiasm Kinetic enthusiasm. 124 41' Another year, another Posture Queen. l Another side of the Suffocoted Sisters. Turtlenecks, thigh highs, shifts, boy hots, vests cmd knickers are the rage in '64, HELLECKSON RELIVE9 VAKO9 At mid-semester Mr. l-lelleckson took over the demanding duties of czssistont princi- pol from Mr. Vokos. With these duties come possession of the fornilidr Wosh- burn stomp for opproving hall posters. Mr. Vokos used his solobcxticdl leove to vvorlc on his doctorcxte cxt the University of Minnesota. One of the first problems Mr. l-lelleckson deolt with concerned the dress code. Beotle hciir-cuts were success- fully discourcxged, needless to soy. Q .: f Sw k Q se-A f 5 1 X 5 4 SENIWORS 1 1 T as ' I I , 1 11 1 I ' . ii Jiiwiwf' 1 -. .gfgisfg , 'ag A 'K 3 5' 'f .ffikflibfffi-+ . u it sr i t, ' ff , U f . , ., k , W W L eff- .yy gg, - V K. A 3 5 4: 9 S iY l-I... A,,l,-Il OFFICERS. SENIOR BOARD. CREDIT From over oOO seniors, leaders were elecTed by The class oT '64, PresidenT Gerry Clark had The duTy of presiding over Senior home- rooms. l-le also copaloly direcTed all The ac- TiviTies oT The Senior Class. When John Arkell was elecTed Vice-presi- denT, he assumed The responsibiliTy of lead- ing Senior Board rneeTings and Taking over The duTies of PresidenT in Gerry's absence. Fred Schroeder served in The capaciTy of class Treasurer. Faced vviTh The double job of handling S8000 during The year, as well as heading The CrediT Bureau, Fred lcepT Track oT every cenT. Michelle Lander, as class secreTary, lcepT rec- ords oT Senior hornerooms and Senior Board meeTings. She also acTed as o correspondenT Tor The Senior class. The Senior class owes a special Thanks To Mr. Johnson, vvhose help, guidance, under- sTonding, and imaginoTion, and whose ex- ornples ol efficiency and organizoTion mode possible a wonderful final year aT Wash- burn. Mr. Johnson, class advisor, engaged in one of his many activities for The year. 128 nw. 97 SENIOR BOARD Bofiom Row: Michaels, Harringfon, Lindgren, Johnson, Evenson, Hannah, Safre. Row 2: STephan, Mungavan, Svendson, KallesTad, Jorgensen, Nelson, Bey. Row 3: Elavslcy, Gudmesfad, Ebeling, Barne7T, Ha nde, Schroeder. BUREAU CAPABLY LEAD CLASS OF '64 The Senior Board was comprised of represenTaTives, elecTed in The Tall, from each senior homeroom. ThroughouT The year, The Board meT weekly To plan such senior acTiviTies as class elecTions, Snow ParTy, Spring BanqueT, and CommencemenT. Under The leadership of John Arkell, class vice-presidenT, and The guidance of Mr. Johnson, class advisor, The Sen- ior Board operaTed eTTicienTly and smooThly, The purpose oT The CrediT Bureau was To organize and collecT senior dues in The Tall and spring. The CrediT Bureau of '64 seT a record by collecTing dues vviTh greaTer prompTness Than has ever been dis- played before. Fred Schroeder, class Treasurer, and lvliss STevenson, advisor, drevv'up The budgeT which financed The VVAHIAN, GrisT, class play and class movie. Each Senior homeroom provided one repre- senTaTive. CREDIT BUREAU Bottom Row: Butts, Weisslcopf, Adams, Mullin, Ciardelli, Row 2: Lawrence, Dean, Burkhardt, Okada, Row 3: Lynum, Puinam, Helm, Wirf, Dahl, Row 4: Sand, Kolleen, Headrick. Ba llinfine, Radienovich, Schroeder, , V +.,,, 1 .,,. if +G? 'Iv' '69 'WW ohr, Ol HONOR GROUP-Row 'lz Foore, Adams, Grouse, Flesner, Hurwlcz. Row 2: King, Bey, OkUdO, Theim, Rofe- h F R 4 S B II H CJ L E HONOR GROUP-A MATTER OF INTELLECT BARBARA C. ADAMS RICHARD G. BALLINTINE SARA BEY MARGARET L. EUSTIS LOIS A. FLESNER KATHLEEN FLOHR MARY ANNE FOOTE CATHERINE M. FOSTER LAWRENCE D. GROUSE KENNETH R. HANDE SARAH J. HURWICZ JOANNA L. JOHNSON CAROLINE KING DANIAL H. LING TONI D. OKADA LYNNE M. OLSON GAIL P. ROTEGARD JOY K. SATRE BARBARA L. THEIM 130 NineTeen seniors from The Top 323 oT The closs were chosen To comprise The T964 Honor Group. These individuols represenT o remork- oble group of people who hove moinToined 0 3.97 grode overoge, buT who have olso spenT mony hours in exTrocurriCulor ocTiviTies. Trooli- Tionolly, These sTudenTs ore excused from Taking Tino! exorninoTions in June. SENIOR AWARDS-A MATTER OF ABILITY x...- AWARD WINNERS-Row I: HorringTon, STc1ubly, Johnson, Willioms, Duliczn, Row 2: Mcighusson, Heim, Clcirk, MorTini, Troedsson, Holbrook. Row 3: Anderson, Scherf, Andrews, Schroeder, Cczmpbell. SERVICE AWARD: The senior cldss selecTed JANICE STAUOLY ond FRED SCHROEDER To receive Wosh- burn's oldesT oword. They were commended Tor Their service To The school, A.E. MACOUARRIE AWARD: CHRIS HEIM, JULIE WILLIAMS, ond RON HOLBROOK received This ciword Tor Their obiliTy To do creoTive work. This dword is derived Trom ci TrusT Tund leTT To The memory oT Woshburn's TTrsT principol, A. E. Moc- Quorrie. FIRST NATIONAL BANK AWARDS: These owdrds were presenTed To BRUCE CAMPBELL ond MARGARET HARRINGTON who show The mosT promise for o suc- cessful fuTure. DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REV- OLUTION AND SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLU- TION: These owords wenT To JEAN MAGNUSSON ond J. CRAIG SCHERF Tor service, leodership, pc1Tri- oTism, ond depenolobiliTy. NORTHWESTERN BANK AWARD: ROSE DULIAN re- ceived This oword Tor being The ouTsTonding sTeno- grophic senior. BAUSCH AND LOMB AWARD. This yeor, in The iudgmenT of Woshburn Science deporTmenT, ROSS ANDERSON hos showed The mosT progress in scienTiTic sTudies. MINNEAPOLIS STAR AND TRIBUNE AWARD: To win This oword, o senior musT show The qudliTies of leoder- ship, chorocTer, ond service. The senior chosen wos JOANNA JOHNSON. BETTY CROCKER: AWARD: This oword wenT To KAY TROEDSSON Tor showing promise os The Homemolcer of Tomorrow. MILLER OF THE YEAR AWARD. GERRY CLARK wos chosen Miller of The Yeor Tor his ochievemenTs in The developmenT of scholorship, ciTizenship, ond choroc- Ter. LEONARD MOSES AWARD. This oword wenT To DAVID MARTINI Tor his superior physicol hTness, posTure, oThleTic leodership, ond chorc1cTer. ROSE REESE AWARD. ALLEN ANDREWS wos presenTed wiTh This oword Tor his conTribuTions To inTernoTionol good will. BONNIE ANDERSON-Bon was in Blue Tri. She also held a iob as a clerk in a drug store. She plans to be a secretary. CHARLES ANDERSON-Chuck was in Letterman's Club and the Cross Country Team. He plans to go to the Uni- versity of Minnesota. DOREEN ANDERSON-Doreen held a job as an assistant stock manager as part ot the Work Program. JACKIE ANDERSON-Jackie participated in Blue Tri. She wants to go to the University of Minnesota and become a nurse. JANE ANDERSON-Jane-'s plans for the future as yet are undecided. JEROME ANDERSON-Jerry was a member of Jun- ior Achievement and the Band. He worked this year as a stock boy. MICHAEL ANDERSON-Mike played on Varsity Football, Basketball and Tennis teams. He was also a member of the Letterman's Club. PAMELA ANDERSON-Pam belonged to Spanish Club, Blue Tri, and Pep Club during her senior year. ROSS ANDERSON-Ross Belonged to Student Council, NHS, and the Letterman's Club. He played with the Varsity Foot- ball Team. SENIORS PERQONIFY THE SOPHI DON AAKER- Aire plans to go into the Marines after graduation from WHS. Atter serving, he will pursue his education at the University ot Minnesota. DAVID ACKERMAN-Dave was in Junior Achievement during his senior year, He plans to go into engineering at the University ot Minnesota. PHYLLIS ACKERMAN-Phyllis was a member of NHS, Red Cross Council, Blue Tri, and the Art Club during her senior year. BARBARA ADAMS-Barb was on Student Council, WAHIAN staFl, Blue Tri Cabinet, Red Cross Council, and the Credit Bureau. She was a member of La Petite Acedemic, NHS, and the Hall of Fame. Barb reigned as Homecoming Queen of I964. GAYETTE ADDISON-Gay belonged to Blue Tri during her senior year. She is planning to attend Mankato State Col- lege. CHARLES AGAN-Chuck was on the WAHIAN and POP- LARS staffs, in NHS, Hi-Y, and NFL. He was also vice president of the German Club. ICATION AND EXCELLENCE OF THE GUTHRIE STEVE ANDERSON- Moose was Student Council president, a member ot the Hi-Y Cabinet, Hi-Y, and the Varsity Foot- ball Team, THOMAS ANDERSON-Tommy was on Hi-Y Cabinet, He was president at his Hi-Y chapter, a member at the Letter- man's Club, B-squad Football, and the Hockey Team, RICHARD ANDRESEN- Bump played with the orchestra, He worked part time in a bakery and plans to attend the University of Minnesota. ALLAN ANDREWS-Al was editor-in-chief ot the Grist, He also participated in Debate, Eagle Scouts, and NHS. Al was treasurer at the Minnesota High School Press Association. LOU ANQUIST-Lou was a flag-twirler in addition to being on the Red Cross Council and in Girl Scouts. JOHN ARKELL-John was vice-president of the class, a member of Student Council, Senior Board, Hi-Y, and the Letterman's Club, He was co-captain at the Football Team and onthe Varsity Basketball and Track teams, '1wsq.-, 133 T JEFF ARNOLD-Jeff participated in Hi-Y and Varsity Base- ball. He plans to go to the University of Minnesota and obtain a degree in the School of Agriculture. JOHN ARONSON- Kid was editor of the Grist's sports page. He was in Hi-Y and on the Golf Team. DENNIS ASK-Denny belonged to Hi-Y, and he played on the Varsity Football Team. He intends to take technical training in aircraft maintenance. MERRILY AUERBACH-Merrily was on the Grist staff, in NHS and on the AFS Committee. Merrily plans to go into social work atter college. RONALD AUERBACH- Auie was on Red Cross Council and in the Letterman's Club. He was also captain of the Tennis Team. SUE AUSTAD-Sue came to WHS in her senior year. Her future plans are undecided. BRUCE BACHMAN-Bruce belonged to Hi-Y and served on the Audio-visual Crew. He wants to be an electrical tech- nician. TODD BACHMAN-Todd was on Senior Board and the Audio-visual Crew. He participated in Spanish Club and Hi-Y. JAMES BAIN-Jim came to WHS from Pontiac Township High School and ioined the Band. He plans to become a writer. BRIAN BAKK-Brian's outstanding interest in music won him an award in l96l. He plans to attend Augsburg College. JOYCE BAIDWIN--Joyce was a member ot Blue Tri and French Club. She came to WHS from Delano High School. RICHARD BALLANTINE-Rick was a member of NHS and Credit Bureau during his senior year. He plans to attend the Minnesota Institute ot Technology and go into the sciences. YANA BARISS-Yana was in German Club during her senior year at Washburn. She hopes to become a medical tech- nician after attending the University of Minnesota. BRUCE BARKER-Bruce belonged to Hi-Y and the Ski Team, He plans to go to the University ot Minnesota upon gradua- tion. BRUCE BARNARD-Bruce's future plans are undecided. ROBERT BARNETT-Barney was a member ot Poplars staff, Senior Board and Hi-Y. He took part in the Class Play and belonged to the Letterman's Club. He was on Varsity Foot- ball ancl Track Team. PERRY BARSTEN-Perry was in Hi'Y and Letterman's Club. He played on Varsity Football and Basketball teams. JOHN BARSTOW-John was in Hi-Y and the Letterman's Club. His athletic interest was in the Swimming Team. JLINIOR9 NO MORE. CLASS OF I964 DOUGLAS BARTHEL-Doug plans to continue his education at the University of Minnesota. He hopes to become a sports writer. DAVID BAST-Dave worked part time at the airport during the year. He wants to attend Dunwoody institute after graduating from WHS. KENNETH BEADELL-Ken played with the B-squad Football Team. He plans to study chemical engineering at the Uni- versity of Minnesota. THOMAS BEAN-Tom earned his membership in the Letter- man's Club by participation on the Wrestling Team. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. VINCENT BEAUDETTE-Vince earned extra money working at Tops Drive-in during his senior year. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. PETER BECKER-HPete came to Washburn in his Senior year. L PORTS TITLE OF 9ENIOR9 SUPREME BRIAN BERGIN-Brian sang in the Choralaires and was well- known for his part in the Step-Brothers' Twosome. He plans to go to Gustavus Adolphus College. JULIE BERGMAN-Julie's future plans are undecided. JAMES BERLIN-Jim was in NHS and Hi-Y. He plans to become an accountant after studying at the University of Minnesota. SARA BEY-Sara was a member of Grist statt, Poplars staff, NHS and Senior Board. She belonged to German Club, Chess Club and AFS Committee. JUDITH BJERKE- Bjork was in Blue-Tri. She worked port time as a clerk in a drug store during her senior year. MARTHA BJORKLUND-Marty was a member of Spanish Club, Blue Tri, Pep Club, and Choralaires. She was Honored Queen of her Job's Daughter chapter. 135 DAVID BEENKEN-Dave belonged to Poplars staft and sang as a soloist tor the Choralaires. He plans to study music at the University ot Minnesota. REBECCA BEETSCH-Becky was a member of Blue Tri, Jun- ior Achievement, French Club, and the AFS Committee, TARA LEE BELSHE-Tari played in the Band during her sen- ior year. She belonged to the Art Club and Hi-C Club. She came to WHS trom Taylors Falls High School. DENNIS BELT-Denny played on the B-squad Football Team and Track Team. He belonged to the Letterman's Club and served as equipment manager. ANN BENNION-Ann was a member ot the Poplars staff, Blue Tri, and French Club. She also played on the girls' Golf and Tennis teams. MARK BENSON- Benny belonged to the Track Team in the spring of his senior year. He plans to attend the Uni- versity of Minnesota, MARY BENSON-Mary belonged to La Petite Acaclemie, Red Cross Council, and Blue Tri, She hopes to become a com- mercial artist. KAREN BERG-Karen was ci member of Spanish Club, French Club, and Blue Tri. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. SANDRA BERG--Sandy was in German Club, Blue Tri, and the Band, She worked part time as a sales clerk in a depart- ment store, THOMAS BREIDALL-Tom held a part-time iob in a furniture rehnishing store. He plans to go to Dunwoody Institute and become an engineering draftsman. ALLEN BREVITZ-AI worked in a gas station during his senior year. He is thinking of a career in engineering at the University at Minnesota. BEVERLY BROWN-Bev was a member of Blue Tri and French Club, She plans to attend Wheaton College after graduation. MARY ANNE BROWN- Tudy belonged to Blue Tri and was a member ofthe library staff. She was in the AFS Committee and French Club. MARSHA BRUCE- Dimples was a member of Blue Tri. She plans to maior in business at Drake University. FRANCES BRUZEK-Fran belonged to German Club and Latin Club. She plans to teach home economics after gradu- ation from the University of Minnesota. MARY BUNCE-Mary was active in Blue Tri during her senior year. She plans to go to Augsburg College and be- come a nurse. MARY JANE BURDORF-Mary Jane was in Blue Tri and the Band. She plans to go to the University of Minnesota. CAROL BURKHARDT-Carol was in La Petite Academie, Cred- it Bureau, and Blue Tri. She plans to attend Coe College and become a medical technologist. MICHAEL BOEN-Mike belonged to the Lettermans' Club and the Cross Country Team. He hopes to enter the medical profession after attending the University ot Minnesota. ALLISON BOLDUC-AI plans to attend the University of Minnesota and go into forestry upon graduation. JUDITH BON-Judy belonged to Blue Tri and Luther League. She plans to go into nurses' training atter graduation. DONNA BONNICKSEN-Donna belonged to German Club and Blue Tri. She plans a teaching career after graduation from Augsburg College. KATHLEEN BRANDT-Kathy spent her senior year with her parents in Istanbul Turkey. JOYCE BREGENZER-Joyce participated in German Club, Blue Tri, and Pep Club. She also served on the student office staff. SENIOR HOMECOMING FLOAT BUILT MARY LOU BUSSE-Mary Lou participated in the Work Pro' gram. She held a iob as an admittance clerk at North- western Hospital. DIANE BUTTENHOFF-Di was secretary of the Poplars staff and a member of German Club. She plans to go to Con- cordia College and become an elementary school teacher. BARBARA BUTTS-Barb was on Poplars staft and Credit Bureau. She also belonged to the Art Club and Blue Tri. DAVID BYLUND-Dave was a member of the Wrestling Team. He plans to go into the Navy alter graduation from WHS. RICHARD BYRNE-Dick was a member of Hi-Y during his senior year. He also worked part time as a bus boy at a restaurant. BRUCE CAMPBELL-Bruce was treasurer of the Student Council, a member of NHS, Hi-Y, and the Letterman's Club. He was also ca-captain of the Hockey Team and a Home- coming Attendant, KATHLEEN CAMPBELL-Kathy was a member at Blue Tri and Credit Bureau, She plans to attend the University of Minne- Sota. SCOTT CAMPBELL-Scott was captain of the Ski Team and a member of the Tennis Team. He plans to go into business at Colorado College. DAVID CARLBERG- C-Berg was in Hi-Y and the Senior ,.w '985 J!! AT QUEEN BARBARA'Q CASTLE 137 Class Play. He also played on the B-squad Football Team. MARYANNE CARLSON-MaryAnne belonged to French Club and Blue Tri. She wants to become an airline stewardess. RICHARD CARLSON-Rick was a member ot the Swimming Team in his senior year. He plans to attend Augsburg Col- lege and become a lawyer. PETER CARLYLE-Petey played in Washburn's band. He came to Washburn in his senior year from New York City. RICHARD CARPENTER Other than furthering his education at the University of Minnesota, Dick's future plans for a career are undecided. SHARON CARR-Sharon was a member ot Blue Tri and the student ofhce staff. She hopes to become a secre- tary. MURA CAVERLY-Mura participated in Blue Tri and Art Club. She wants to become an interior decorator after study- ing at the University ot Minnesota. THOMAS CEDERGREN-Tom was employed as an apprentice to an interior decorator. He plans to make interior decora- tion his career. HOWARD CHATFIELD-Howard was manager ot the Track Team and a member ofthe Letterman's Club. LYNN CHERMAK-Lynn was on the Poplars statt, in German Club and Blue Tri. She had the lead in the Senior Class Play. JANET CHILDS-Janet was a member ot the Grist and Poplars staffs, La Petite Academie, NHS, Blue Tri, Pep Club, and the Choralaires. She was part ot a folksinging group during the year. RICHARD CHRISTOFERSEN-Chris was a member of Hi-Y and l.etterman's Club. He played on the Varsity Football Team and the Wrestling Team. ROBERT CHRYST-Bob was on the Poplars stafl and the Letterman's Club. He participated in Cross Country, Track and was co-captain ofthe Ski Team. RENEE CIARDELLI-Renee was a member of Credit Bureau and Blue Tri. She served in UC Club. She worked part-time in a department store and plans to become a secretary. SUSAN ClZlNSKl-Sue was a member of Blue Tri. She came to WHS from Rice Lake, Wisconsin. She plans to attend the School of Business at the University ot Minnesota. 3 GERALD CLARK-Gerry was president of the senior class, i on Student Council, in Hi-Y, Hall ot Fame and the Letter- l man's Club. He was Boys' State representative and Friend- l ship King. He was co-captain ot Varsity Football and played - on the Basketball and Baseball teams. . l l JANE CLARK-Janie was a member of Blue Tri and played on the Girls' Tennis Team. She danced with the Millermates i and sang with the Choralaires. She worked part-time at l a department store and plans to attend Drake University. W BARBARA CLAUSEN-Barb was a member ot Blue Tri, UC club and Art Club. She worked part-time in a bakery during her senior year. Her future plans are undecided. KATHLEEN CLEMENS- Clem was o member ol Blue Tri. She plans to attend the Mayo Clinic in preparation for a career as a medical secretary. l ROSE COHEN-Rose was a member of Poplars staff, NHS, Quill Club, German Club, NFL, and the Debate Team. She will attend Carelton. DEBORAH COHN-Debby belonged to Blue Tri and worked as a salesgirl in her spare time. She plans to attend the University of Wisconsin. 3 CAROL COLBY-Carol played with the Band and belonged to Blue Tri. She will continue her studies at the University of Minnesota. SYNCOPATED HORN9 BLARE OUT AFTERl . l 138 , LINETTE CUDO-Linette came to WHS from Edison. She wants to continue her schooling at St. Cloud Teacher's College and go into education. MICHAEL CULBERTV-Mike was president of his church youth group. He also worked at a pancake house. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. DANIEL CYBYSKE-Dan was a member of the Grist Stott, president ot all-school Hi-Y, and Letterman's Club, He also played on the Varsity Football and Baseball teams. CHARLES DAHL-Chuck was a member at Credit Bureau and treasurer ot his Hi-Y group. He worked part-time at a service station and plans to become an automotive engineer. STANLEY DAVID-Stan participated in Track and B-squad football. His spare time was spent as a stock boy. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. DONALD DAVIES-Don was president of his church youth group. He also held a iob at a department store during his senior year. -..-...Ap BONITA COLLINS-Bonnie belonged to Pep Club and Blue Tri. She plans to continue her education at the University of Minnesota, JEFFREY CONNELL-Jeff is planning to make his career in accounting after studying at the University ot Minnesota. WILLIAM CONNORS-Bill was a member of the Orchestra. He plans to study electrical engineering after graduation from Washburn. NANCY COOKE-Nancy was a member ot Blue Tri and song with the Girls' Chorus. She will go to Vocational tor post-graduate work as a beauty operator. HENRY COOPER-Henry held a iob as a carry-out boy dur- ing his senior year. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota after graduation and maior in mathematics. GLEN COPPERSMITH-Glen participated on the audio-visual crew. He hopes to attend Dunwoody institute' and go into engineering drafting. PETER COTRELL-Pete was a member of Hi-Y and Choral' aires. He worked part time at a service station during the year. He plans to attend the University ot Minnesota. LINDA COULTER-Linda was in Spanish Club, Blue Tri, and Pep Club. She also sang with the Choralaires and belonged to the Music Theory Class. SUSAN CRAIG- Freddy is hoping to attend St. Cloud College. Her future plans are undecided. ANOTHER MILLER GRID VICTORY 139 V.. 'N JIL DECHTER-Jil danced with the Millermates and had a role in the Senior Class Play. She wants to'go to the Uni- versity of Arizona. DAVID DEETZ-Dave belonged to the Poplars stat? and was on the Cross Country and Track Teams. He hopes to attend Macalester. JOHN DENZER-- Tobie plans to attend the University of Minnesota and become a teacher alter graduation from Washburn. JOANNE DIGREE-Jo belonged to Blue Tri, French Club, and Pep Club. She plans to attend Augsburg College. MARY DIRCKS-Mary was in Spanish Club, French Club, Blue Tri, and Art Club. She will go on to Gustavus Adol- phus alter graduation. JANET DOMBECK-Jan hopes to attend Verndale Business College and become a secretary. SAT. ACT TESTS AROUQE FEAR IN ELIZABETH DAVIS-Liz participated in Blue Tri and the Choralaires. She worked in a bakery in her spare time. JUDIE DAVIS-Judy was in Blue Tri and Junior Achieve- ment. She plans to attend Northwestern Hospital for a ca- reer in nursing. CAROLINE DEAN-Caroline was a member at the WAHIAN Staff, NHS, Credit Bureau, and Treasurer in the Blue Tri Cabinet. GEORGE DOMSTRAND-George is interested in studying medicine. He will attend the University of Minnesota upon graduation from Washburn. DENISE DOOLEY-Denise was on the Red Cross Council and in Blue Tri. She hopes to be a social worker. HARTLEY DRANNEN-Hartley was a member of the Arch- ery Club. He plans to attend the University ot Minnesota. ANDREA DUFFY-Andy came to Washburn in her senior year. Her future plans are undecided. LAUREL DUFFY-Laurie was a member of the Red Cross Council. She also danced with the Ivlillermates. MARY DUFFY-Mary came to Washburn from Holy Angels. She was a member of Blue Tri. interior designing is her career ambition. EART9 OF COLLEGE-BOUND SENIORS ROSE MARIE DULIAN-Rosie belonged to Poplars staft, Spanish Club, Blue Tri, and Pep Club. She hopes to be- come a school teacher. SALLY DUNN-Sally was on the VVAHIAN staft, NHS, and German Club. She worked part time in a variety store. THOMAS DUNSWORTH- Dunsie was a member ot Hi-Y and was on the B-squad Football Team and Ski Team. il- .amy DWIGHT EKHOLM-Dwight participated in Wrestling and Golf teams. He plans to go to the University of Minnesota and loecome an architect. JEFFERY ELAVSKY-Jeff was a member of Senior Board, Hi-Y and the Letterman's Club. He was also co-captain ot the Hockey Team. JONATHON ELFTMAN-Jon was a branch manager for a city newspaper during his senior year. He plans a career in engineering. PAULA ELIASON-Paula belonged to Blue Tri, the Cho- ralaires, and the U.C. Club. She hopes to attend St. Olaf. WILLIAM ELKE-Bill wants to make a career for himself in the Air Force after graduating from Washburn. GREGG ELLSWORTH-Gregg, a member of the Audio- visual Crew, worked as a carry-out boy in a grocery store. He wants to be a radio announcer. JAMES EASTLEE-Jim earned extra money during the year at a drugstore. He wants to go to the University ot Min- nesota and become on architect. BRIAN EBELING-Brian was a member ot NHS, Senior Board, and German Club. He also participated in a Ger- man tolk-clancing group. ROBERT EBERHARDT-Bob came to Washburn tor his senior year from Colorado, He plans to attend Colorado State College. LAWRENCE EDLUND-Larry worked as a stock boy during the year. He plans a career in electrical engineering. KATHERINE EDSTROM-Kathy came to Washburn in her senior year. Her future plans are as yet undecided. RONALD EIDE-Ron held a job in the mail department of Erickson's during his senior year. He hopes to attend the University of Minnesota or Mankato State College. LIPPERCLASSMEN BREAK ALL PREVIOUS ROBERT EVANS-Bob was in Hi-Y, Letterman's Club, Cho- ralaires, and the Hall ot Fame. He also had a lead in the Senior Class Play. He played on the Varsity Football and Baseball Teams. OLIVE EVENSON-Olive was a member of the VVAHIAN staft, NHS, Senior Board, French Club, and Blue Tri. JAMES FAIR-Jim served as equipment manager and played on the B-squad Football Team. He hopes to be a history teacher, DAVE FAUCETT-Dave was a ticket seller in his senior year. He hopes to attend Lawrence College and plans a career as a naval oFticer. MARGARET FECHNER-Marge was on VVAHlAN staff, NHS, and was an olticer in German Club, She also be longed to a German talk-dancing team. JEAN FELSCHER-Jean was a member of Blue Tri and the Girls' Badminton Team. She also worked at Mount Sinai Hospital. SUSAN ELSTAD-Sue belonged to French Club, Blue Tri, U.C. Club, and the tvlillermates. She was also a member ofthe Girls' Chorus and the Hall ot Fame. JUDITH ERICKSON-Judy was on the Red Cross Council and AFS Committee. She also belonged to the French Club and Blue Tri. DANIEL ERICKSON-Dan was on the Grist staff and a member of NHS and the Archery Club. He plans to enter the ministry. JAMES ERICKSON--Jim was a member ot Hi-Y and the Letterman's Club. He played on Varsity Football and Base- ball teams. JANICE ERICKSON-Jan sang in the Girls' Chorus during her senior year, She worked part time at a department store in her spare time. LAUREL ERICKSON-Laurel belonged to French Club, Blue Tri, and Pep Club. She hopes to attend St. Olaf College. MARK ERICKSON-Mark played on the B-squad Football Team, He plans to go to the University ot Minnesota. MARK ERIKSSON-Mark was a member ot the Poplars staff, Hi-Y Cabinet, and Quill Club. He also sang in the Choralaires and Madrigals. He wants to attend Harvard College. MARGARET EUSTIS- Peg was on the WAHIAN staff, Poplars staft, and NHS. She also participated in Blue Tri and served as president of Spanish Club. vm 14-2 RECORDS IN COLLECTION OF FALL DUES SANDRA FINSTROM-Sandy belonged to the Poplars staft, Red Cross, French Club, Blue Tri, and the U.C. Club. CAROLE FISCHER-Carole was a member of Blue Tri and Pep Club during her senior year. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota, LOIS ANNE FLESNER-Lois belonged To NHS, German Club, and the Choralaires. She plans a career in nursing. DIANE FLODIN-Diane was a member of La Petite Aca- demie, Latin Club, and Debate. She also attended art school during her senior year. KATHLEEN FLOHR-Kathy belonged to NHS and German Club. She also played in the Orchestra. DAVID FLOYD- Frenchy was a member of the Grist staft and French Club. He also served as a photographer for the Grist. MICHAEL FLYNN-Mike played on the Varsity Football and Basketball Teams. He was a member of Letterman's Club and was vice-president ot Hi-Y. NANCY FONG-Nancy was a member ot Red Cross Coun- cil, Art Club, Blue Tri, and Pep Club. She plans to become on elementary school teacher. MARYANNE FOOTE-Maryanne belonged to Poplars staff, Blue Tri Cabinet, NHS, French Club, and the AFS Com- mittee. REED FORSTER-Reed was active on the Ski Team during his last year at Washburn. He hopes to attend the Uni- versity ot Minnesota. CLARK FORSYTH-Clark worked part time at an ice-cream parlor during the year. He plans to go to Gustavus and then take piIat's Training. CATHERINE FOSTER-Catherine was a member of the WAHIAN staff and NHS. She also belonged to German Club and Blue Tri. CYNTHIA FRANKOSKY-Cindy was in Red Cross Council, French Club, Blue Tri, ond Art Club. She plans a career in interior decorating. MARTHA FREDEN-Marty belonged to French Club, Blue Tri, Art Club, and the AFS Committee. She hopes to at- tend Drake University, CHRISTINE FREDSALL-Chris was a member ot Spanish Club and played in the Orchestra. She hopes to become an elementary school teacher. JAMES FREEBERG- Freeb played in the Band during his senior year. He also worked part time as an usher at the ball park. MARY FREEMAN-Mary was in WAHIAN statt, NHS, Ger- man Club, and Blue Tri. She plans to become a social worker. DOUGLAS FRISK- Soy was a member ot Hi-Y and Let- terman's Club. He participated in golf and played on the Hockey Team. RANDALL FRISK-Randy was a Homecoming Attendant and in the Hall ot Fame. He also belonged to Hi-Y, the Letter- man's Club, and Varsity Hockey Team. DAVID GAFFIN-Dave held a part-time job ushering at the theater. He hopes to become an electrical engineer after studying at the University of Minnesota. SALLY .IO GALATI-Saly participated in the Work Pro- gram this year. She also found time to play with a bowl- ing league in which she won several trophies. BARBARA GALUSH-Barb was a member ot Blue Tri, Art Club, UC Club, and Pep Club. She also worked part time in a bakery. LEE GARDNER-Lee belonged to Spanish Club, German Club, and Blue Tri. She hopes to be a recreational thera- pist. KATHERINE GASPARD-Kathy participated in Quill Club, Blue Tri, and the AFS Committee. She will attend the Uni- versity ot Minnesota. ELIZABETH GATES-Liz was on Poplars staff and was presi- dent ot her Blue Tri chapter. She wants to major in music in college. SUSAN GENAUST-Sue belonged to German Club and Blue Tri. She plans to go to the University ot Minnesota. LOUISE GESKE-Louie was a member of Choralaires. She held a part-time iob at a department store during her sen- ior year. EDWARD GIBSON-Ed plans to attend the University of Minnesota and become a medical technician. SUSAN GISVOLD-Giz was an officer ot the Student Council and a Grist reporter. She was also a member of the Choralaires, French Club, and Blue Tri. KATHERINE GLAROS-Kathy was in Blue Tri and the Art Club. She worked as a clerk in a drugstore. She plans to earn the black belt in Karate in the near future. SENIOR MEN OF DOGPATCH SET GARY GRAVE-Gary earned extra money during the year working at a service station. He plans to go into the Navy after graduation. YALE GREENFIELD-Yale belonged to the Grist staff and German Club. He hopes to attend Kenyon College. VERA MARIA GREPPE-Vera, our AFS student from Brazil, spent her senior year at Washburn in the activities of Blue Tri and German Club. JOYCE GRILL-Joyce served on the UC Club during her senior year. She hopes to go into secretarial school. LAWRENCE GROUSE-Larry belonged to the Grist statt, NHS, Quill Club, Debate, and Forensics. He was co-editor of Poplars and president of NFL. DEAN GRUYE-Deane's future plans are undecided. KIM GUDMESTAD-Kim was in NHS, Hi-Y Cabinet, Senior Board, Letterman's Club, and Choralaires. He played on the B-squad Football Team and the Wrestling Team. GARY GUSTAFSON-Gary was in the Class Play and was a Homecoming Attendant. He was also part of a tolksing- ing duo, the Step-Brothers. He plans to attend Gustavus Adolphus College. LOREN GUSTAFSON-Larry was president ot his church youth group. He also worked part time at a pancake house. He plans to attend the University ot Minnesota. if N... 1 . 3? '5 .ski Y' if 5' if - ,... . T313 ff:-51 N V.. we n f STEVEN GLASS-Steve was a member of Poplars stat? and NHS during his senior year. His future plans are un- decided. ELLYN GOLDENBERG--Ellyn belonged to Blue Tri and Pep Club. She also sang with the Girls' Chorus. MARGARET GOODWIN-Margaret attended classes at the Minneapolis School of Art during her spare time. She hopes to attend Bacone College. PAUL GOWARD- Gowy played on the Tennis Team in the spring ot his senior year. He also worked part-time at a grocery store. DONALD GRAMBSCH-Don participated in Debate, Cho- ralaires, and NFL. He was also a member of the Track Team. VIRGINIA GRANDIN-Ginny was in Blue Tri and Pep Club at Washburn, She plans to go to the University of Minne- sota after graduation. STYLE AT QADIE WITH BRIQTLY BEARDS 145 JANET HANSON-Janet belonged to German Club and Art Club. She was also a reporter tor the Grist. She plans to attend the University ot Minnesota. JAY HANSON--Jay played in the Orchestra. He also worked part time in a repair shop tor band instruments. He will attend the University of Minnesota. JOYCE HANSON-Joyce belonged to the Blue Tri Cabinet, NHS, and Pep Club. She was active as one of Washburn's cheerleaders. THOMAS HANSON-Tom belonged to Hi-Y and partici- pated in Track. He plans a career in the field of art. GERALDINE HARDING-Gerry was a cheerleader and a member ot Blue Tri and Pep Club. She hopes to go to Mankato State College. LYNN HARPER-DeeDee was on Poplars statt and in Blue Tri and Art Club. She worked as a nurse's aid during her senior year. SUSANE HAGEN- Swegs was a member of Poplars statt, Blue Tri, French Club, and Choralaires. PHYLLIS HAGER-Phil was a member of Blue Tri and played on the Girls' Badminton Team. She hopes to attend Mankato State College. STEPHANIE HAIDER-Steph belonged to German Club, Blue Tri and Pep Club. She hopes to attend the University of Minnesota and become a social worker. GREGORY HALEY-Greg belonged to NHS, Hi-Y, and Let- terman's Club. He played on Varsity Football and Track teams. DALE HAMMERSCHMIDT-Dale was ci member of NHS, German Club, Chess Club, and Debate. He graduated af- ter his iunior year and attended St. Thomas. KENNETH HANDE-Ken was a member of NHS, Senior Board, and Hi-Y. He participated in Cross Country and Varsity Basketball teams. HOLLY HANNAH-Holly belonged to the WAHIAN statt, La Petite Academie, Blue Tri Cabinet, NHS, Senior Board, and French Club. She was also inthe '64 Hall of Fame. ELIZABETH HANSEN-Betsy was a member of Blue Tri dur- ing her senior year. She came to Washburn from Frederic, Wisconsin. ROBERT HANSEN-Bob participated in golf this year. He plans to attend Augsburg College and become a teacher. SENIORS PUT ON A HAPPY FACE' A9 MARGARET HARRINGTON-Marge was a member of Poplars statt, NHS, and Senior Board. She hopes to be- come a secretary. PENELOPE HARRIS-Penny belonged to French Club and Blue Tri. She also participated in the Girls' Swimming Team, CAROL HARRISON-Carol was in Blue Tri and captain of the Girls' Swimming Team. She will continue her educa- tion at the University of Minnesota. ERICK HASSIS-Rick worked partetime as an attendant at a service station during his senior year. His future plans are undecided. BARBARA HAWKES-Barb was on the Red Cross Council and Poplars Staff. She belonged to NHS and German Club. DUANE HAYES-Duane participated in the Work Program during his senior year. He held a iob at a distributing company. SUSAN HAYNES-Sue was active as a Pom Pom girl dur- ing her senior year. She plans to attend the Minneapolis School of Art to prepare for a career in art. GEORGE HEADRICK- Headsie belonged to Red Cross Council, NHS, Credit Bureau, Hi-Y, and Letterman's Club. He played on the Varsity Football Team and the Wres- tling Team. SUSAN HEDKE-Sue was a member of Spanish Club and German Club. She hopes to attend Concordia College. LLINDGREN STUDIO BECKON9 9.4:--f S-...X RICHARD HEGGERSTON-Dick was a member of NHS. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota and become a dentist. SHARON HEGNA- Heggie belonged to Blue Tri during her senior year. She will go to the University of Minne- sota after graduating from WHS. CHRISTINE HEIM-Chris was a member of Student Council, WAHIAN staff, Blue Tri Cabinet, NHS, Credit Bureau, Art Club, French Club and AFS Committee. She also belonged to the Girls' Swimming Team and Hall of Fame. SARA HELSETH-Sara was in Blue Tri and the student of' fice staff. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota to train for a teaching career. MARY HENGEN-Mary belonged to Red Cross Council, NHS, Spanish Club, and Forensics. She also danced with the Millermates during her senior year. MARY JO HENNING-Mary was a member of Red Cross Council, German Club, Blue Tri, and Girls' Chorus. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. CAROLE HETREY-Carole participated in the Work Pro- gram during her senior year. She plans to be a secretary in a small business firm. DAVID HIGGENS-Dave sang in the Choralaires. He held a iob at a department store during the year. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. MAXINE HINES--Max served on the student ottice staff. She would like to become a doctor after graduating from the University of Minnesota. MARY HOAAS-Mary belonged to German Club, Blue Tri, and Girls' Chorus. She also worked part time in a bakery. LINDA HOBAN-Linda is hoping to become a beautician after graduating from Washburn. She plans to take courses at Vocational High School. JEFFREY HOFFMAN-Jeff was in Lettermen's Club, on the B-squad Football and Track Teams. He worked part time at a drive-in during his senior year. SLEEPY QENIOR9 TRUDGE TC RONALD HOLBROOK--Ronnie was in Quill Club and the Orchestra. He was assistant director for the class ploy. He also has done theatrical work with The Moppet Players and the Bloomington Civic Theater. FREDERICK HOLDER- Frog plans to further his education at the University of Minnesota after graduation from Wash- burn. THOMAS HOLLISTER-Tom was on the Poplars staff and in Spanish Club and Archery Club. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. MARJORIE HOLMBERG-Marge worked as a hospital vol- unteer during her iunior and senior year. She wants to be a home economist. INGVAR HOLMDAHL-Ing had a iob at a department store during his senior year. He plans to study engineering at the University of Minnesota. DAVID HOLTER-Dave's future plans are undecided. 4 JOHN HORD-John came to WHS from De La Salle in his junior year. He plans to go to an insurance school after graduation. PAMELA HOROWITZ-Pam was on Grist staff, Poplars statt, and Red Cross Council. She was also in NHS, French Club, Blue Tri, and UC Club. DEAN HORTON-Dean was in Hi-Y at Washburn. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. ZERO HOUR BY DAWN'9 EARLY LIGHT SARAH HURWICZ-Sarah graduated from Washburn half- way through her senior year to start the winter quarter at the University of Minnesota. She published a French newspaper in LaPetite Academie, was in NHS and an the Grist staff. SHARON HUSO-Sharon belonged to Spanish Club and Blue Tri. She was in charge of costumes tor the Class Play. RICHARD IRVIN-Rick worked part time as a carry-out boy at a grocery store during his senior year. He hopes to study law at the University ot Minnesota. DARLENE ISAACSON-Dar participated in Blue Tri and the Work Program. After graduation she plans to attend the Minneapolis School of Business. DAVID JACKSON-Dave wants to become ci physical edu! cation teacher by studying at the University of Minnesota after graduation from WHS. .IACQUELINE JACOBSON-Jackie was in French Club, Blue Tri, and the Class Play. She sang with the Choralaires and danced with the Millermates, JAMES JADWIN- Crow worked under the Work Program in a law office. He was also a member of De Molay. JO ANNE JASPERSON-Jo was an insurance clerk at o savings and loan firm this year under the Work Program. KATHRYN JENSON- Jens belonged to NHS, Spanish Club, and Blue Tri. She plans to work for a teaching de- gree at the University of Minnesota. CAROL HOSFIELD-Carol belonged to Red Cross Council, Spanish Club, and Blue Tri. She would like to become an actuary. CAROLYN HOSP-Carolyn was an active participant in Blue Tri at Washburn. She plans a career as a laboratory technician. PATRICIA HOVE-Patty belonged to Blue Tri, Hall of Fame, and AFS Committee. She was also a Homecoming Attendant and Miss Fantasia. JANIE HOWDESHELL-Janie was in Blue Tri Pep Club, and UC Club. She worked in a malt shop after school during her senior year. ROSEMARY HULTMAN-Rosie was in Blue Tri, Chorolaires, and Millermates. She was also a candidate for Daisy Moe at Sadie Hawkins. BRUCE HUNTER- Fox was in Hi-Y, Lettermen's Club, B- squad Football, Swimming and Track Teams. He served as an equipment manager. TWYLA JESSEN- Twy was in Blue Tri and the Work Pro- gram. She plans to continue working in the bookkeeping department ot a local state bank. LINDA JOHN-Linda belonged to the WAHIAN statt, NHS Spanish Club, AFS Committee, NFL and Forensics. She worked as a recreation attendant for the Park Board. BARBARA JOHNSON-Barb was in French Club and Blue Tri at Washburn. She plans to study at Macalester. JEFFREY JOHNSON- Hoover was on the B-squad Foot- ball Team and vice-president of his Hi-Y chapter. He plans to attend the University ot Minnesota, JOANNA JOHNSON-Joanna was copy editor for both WAHIAN ancl Poplars statts. She was in La Petite Academie, NHS, French Club, the Class Play, library staff and For- ensics. She was president ot her Blue Tri chapter and sec- retary ot NFL. MARGARET JOHNSON-Marge was on the Poplars statt and in German Club. She was also president ot her Blue Tri chapter. MARGO ANN JOHNSON-Margo was on the Poplars statt, in Blue Tri, Girls' Chorus, and Millermates. She plans to study nursing at the University ot Minnesota. PAUL JOHNSON- Hot Dog participated in Junior Achievement during his senior year. He was a member ot the Track Team and a Grist reporter, SHARON JOHNSON-Sharon was a member of LaPetite Academie, NHS, French Club, and Blue Tri at Washburn. , . . . ' -F F tif. c e..2?f.ifLf1ii- ' awww my .iss . , f5a'csfLT5:1s1f- fg-Q53 Sggstfgfj-'9- ::f:6s1a -.-. ,mf BEVERLY JOHNSON-Bev was a member of WAHIAN Staff Poplars staft, NHS, and Senior Board. She belonged to Blue Tri and worked as a nurse's aicl. BRUCE JOHNSON-Bruce's ambition is to be a writer. He gained experience on the Grist and Poplars statts at Wash- burn. CAROL JOHNSON-Kelly was in German Club and Blue Tri in her senior year. She held a iob as an inventory clerk in a department store. DAVID JOHNSON-Dave plans a career as a draftsman, attending Vocational after graduation from Washburn. DIANNE JOHNSON-Dianne was president ot her Blue Tri chapter. She held a part-time iob in a real estate company. GAIL JOHNSON-Gail was in Blue Tri, Pep Club and AFS Committee. She plans to attend Augsburg College. A YEAR OF HOOTENANNIES QPU f STEPHEN JONES-Steve was in Washburn's Orchestra and Golf team. He earned extra money as a bowling alley manager and part-time mechanic. JAMES JORGENSON-Jim belonged to Hi-Y this year. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. DIANE JORGENSON-Dee Dee was on Senior Board and Blue Tri. She also played on the Girls' Golf Team. Her tu- ture plans are to attend the University of Minnesota. ELAINE JORGENSON+EIoine was in Spanish Club at Washburn. She was employed outside ot school as an x-ray aid at Deaconness Hospital. JUDITH JOUBERT-Judi was in French Club, Blue Tri, and the work program. She was an ottice clerk at Gould, Brown, and Bickett. DONNA JEAN KALLESTAD-Donna served on Student Council, as secretary of AFS, and on Senior Board. She was also in Blue Tri and the Millermates. CHT9 SENIOR GUITAR-PICKERS TERENCE JOHNSON--Ed was an active participant in Ger- man Club at Washburn. He plans a career in medicine atter graduation from the University ot Minnesota. THOMAS JOHNSON-Tom belonged to Hi-Y at Washburn during his Senior year. He does not know what career he would like to follow, MICHAEL JOHNSTON-Johnst was an active participant in Hi-Y during his senior year. He came to Washburn from St. Thomas Academy. , , FW THOMAS KALLESTAD- Telco was treasurer of the German Club. During his Junior year he was one of the German Club Dancers. DAVID KANTAR- Moggie was on the production crew for the Class Play. As a member ot Hi-Y, he was chair- man ofthe Christmas Ticket Drive. BRUCE KATH- Pizza was in Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Letter- man's Club, and the Choralaires. He played on the Varsity and B-squad Football Teams and the Golf Team, KENDALL KATH-Ken served on the Audio-Visual crew at Washburn. He plans a military career. AMY KATZ-Amy was in NHS and the AFS Committee. She was also active outside of school in her religious youth group. JANICE KATZ-Jon was on the Poplars statt, in La Petite Academie, French Club, and Blue Tri. She plans to attend Macalester and become a teacher. SENIOR LETTERMEN ON LUNCHROOM DUT ,N LINDA KINDHART-Linda was in Blue Tri and the Art Club at Washburn. She held a part-time job as a salesgirl in a department store. CAROLINE KING-Caroline was on the Poplar's literary board. She was also secretary of La Petite Academie and NHS. Caroline sang with the Choralaires and Madrigals. She was in Quill Club, Latin Club, French Club, and Blue Tri. PAUL KINGBAY-Paul was in Hi-Y, Letterman's Club, and the Golf Team. He plans to further his education at the University of Minnesota. GEORGE KISSINGER-George plans to obtain a degree in education at the University of Minnesota after graduation from Washburn High School. STEVEN KLINE- Motz was a member of the Ski and Golf Teams. He intends to pursue his education at the University of Minnesota. MARY JO KNIGHT-Mary Jo was on the AFS Committee and library statT. She was in Blue Tri. She was also Wash- burn's maiorette. CONNIE KOCH-Connie belonged to, and German Club and Blue Tri. She also gave nurse's aid at Franklin Hospital. JAMES KOFSKI-Jim was ca-editor of the president of Quill Club, and concertmaster tra. He was also in NHS, German Club, Play. was active in, her time as a Poplars staff, of the Orches- and the Class THOMAS KOLLEN-Tom was in Credit Bureau, German Club, and the Golf Team. In addition, he was president at his Hi-Y group. ss vii JAMES KAUTZ-Jim spent his extra time, at Washburn, in Hi-Y and the Archery Club. His intention is to attend St, Cloud College and become a psychologist. PATRICIA KELLEY-Pat was in Blue Tri during her senior year. She also served on the student otuiice staft. She wants to continue in secretarial and otaiice work. DOUGLAS KELLOGG-Doug was active in Chess Club. He wants to go to the University of Minnesota next year. KATHLEEN KELLY-Kathy was on the Red Cross Council, and she worked part time during her senior year. THOMAS KIEFER-Tom belonged to Hi-Y, Hall of Fame, and the Letterman's Club. He was on the Ski, Swimming, and Tennis Teams. He was our Homecoming King. SALLY KILBORN-Sally was on the Grist stat? and AFS Committee. She also participated in NHS, Spanish Club, Blue Tri, and the Choralaires. Sally was all-school presi- dent of Blue Tri. is 152 YV' LEARN ROPE9 OF KITCHEN DRLIDGERY STEVEN KOTZ-Steve was on the Grist and Poplars Statts, in NHS, Quill Club, Chess Club, NFL, and Forensics. ROGER KRAEMER-Roger played on B-squad Football and Varsity Baseball teams. He would like to be an orthepedic technician. CAROL KUPPER-Carol was active in Blue Tri at Wash- burn. Atter graduation she would like to go into nursing. LISA LAKE-Lisa was on Poplars Staff and Red Cross Coun- cil. She belonged to Quill Club, Spanish Club, and Blue Tri. Lisa also reported tor the Grist. MICHELE LANDER-Shell was on Grist Staff, AFS Commit- tee, and president of German Club. She was also the sec- retary of the i964 Senior Class. JOHN LANGHANS-John participated in the activities ot the Poplars staff, His present iob is that of a salesman. 1 .L s,i.., ... S' i 4 M 4 f- J.. ...V 3 . ,. ,fs 33,25 15251 Q s S' W? W fit s px .. . M . 'Q x ff 2 ,ff 7 Q2 if r -I 153 ,,.......- 45 RICHARD LARNED-Dick played in Washburn's band. He came to WHS from Grand Island Senior High in his senior year. MICHAEL LARSEN-Mike spent his senior year on the Work Program. He plans to go to the University of Minnesota. BARRY LARSON-Bear belonged to Hi-Y during his senior year. His interests lie in the Held ot aviation and he plans a career in aviation. DAVID LARSON-Dave worked in a wallpaper and paint company part-time. He plans a career in either biology or chemistry. SANDRA LARSON-Sandy participated in Spanish Club, Blue Tri, and Pep Club during her senior year. She was a candidate tor Daisy Mae. JANE LAWRENCE-Jane was kept busy as a salesgirl in a department store and as a member of Blue Tri this year. Her future plans include college and travel. JEAN LAWRENCE-Jean was in La Petite Academie, NHS, Credit Bureau, French Club, and Blue Tri. She also served on the AFS Committee. JOY LAWRENCE-Joy was in Blue Tri and Band. Outside ot school she belonged to Senior Girl Scouts, Job's Daugh- ters, and Pilgrim Fellowship. .IEANNINE LEACH-Jeannine played in the band. She came to WHS from Anoka High School in the middle ot her junior year. PHILOSOPHY CLASS LINLOCKS DOORS OF TIMOTHY LEAF- T belonged to Hi-Y at Washburn. After school he was employed as a carry-out boy in a grocery store. Tim wants to be an announcer. MICHAEL LEE-Mike belonged to Washburn's Ski Team. His time was also spent in the office of president of his Luther League. PHYLLIS LEIDNER-Phyl participated in Blue Tri and Pep Club at Washburn. Her ambition is to be either an airline stewarcless or a secretary. LAWRENCE LEISTIKO-Larry was an active participant in Hi-Y this year. He spent time after school as a carry-out boy. MARLENE LESCH-Marlene sang in Girls' Chorus this year. She plans to start 'training at Vocational to be a nurse next tall. BARBARA LEYKOM-Barb was on the AFS Committee and in Blue Tri. She was also publicity chairman for the Span- ish Club. GAYLE LICHLITER-Gayle was in Spanish Club and Blue Tri during her senior year. She also worked for the Park Board. CRAIG LIEN-Lucky belonged to Hi-Y and Letterman's Club. Besides having a part in the Class Play, he also played on Varsity Football, Hockey, and Baseball teams. JOAN LILIENFELD--Joannie was in NHS, the AFS Com- mittee, French Club, and Blue Tri. She sang with the Cho- ralaires and a tolk quintet, the Fireside Singers. i ' ' 51 E Xe.. t xfl ri We af' H 4 1 if ti gg. , it i 'QQ 'UE' tim e . - 1 .,,, , ,. ' 154 KAREN LINDELIN-Karen was a member of NHS, Spanish Club, and Blue Tri. She also had a part in the Class Play and worked in a drugstore during her senior year. JEAN LINDGREN- Bean belonged to Senior Board, Blue Tri, and French Club. She also held the position of presi- dent ot her church chapel choir. GAIL ANN LINDLEY-Gail was in Blue Tri, Pep Club, and Choralaires during her Senior year at Washburn. EDITH ANN LINDQUIST-Peggy was kept busy during her senior year by participation in Blue Tri, Pep Club, and the student office staff. DANIEL LING-Dan was in NHS, German Club, and Let- terman's Club. He was also a member of the Track Team. PENELOPE LIVINGSTON-Penny was president of La Pe- tite Academie and French Club. She also participated in Blue Tri and 'the Choralaires. Penny served as a Candy Striper in her spare time, l THOUGHTS TO SEARCHING SENIOR MINDS gap Q H SHIRLEY LONGREN-Shirley participated in Blue Tri at Washburn. She plans a nursing career and will train at the University of Minnesota. MARY LOWEN-Mary was on the Red Cross Council. She also belonged to Blue Tri and the Art Club. She plans to maior in art at the University at Minnesota. LYNN LUBOV-Lynn belonged to French Club, Blue Tri, Forensics and UC Club. Her ambition is to become a pianist. KATHRYN LYKKEN-Kathy was on the Grist and Poplars stalts. She was also a member ot Quill Club, German Club, Blue Tri, and the Orchestra. SALLY LYNUM-Sally was in Credit Bureau, German Club, Blue Tri, Pep Club, the Golf Team, and the Choralaires. She was also a cheerleader and a Grist reporter. JEAN MAGNUSSON-Jean was corresponding secretary of the Student Council, in NHS, the Hall of Fame, German Club, Blue Tri, and Madrigals. She was president of the Choralaires. JAMES MARNIE-Jim belonged to Hi-Y and played on the Tennis Team, He will continue his education at the Uni- versity of Minnesota in hopes of becoming an electrical engineer. RUTH ANN MARSH-Ruth Ann joined Blue Tri, French Club, and the UC Club after coming to Washburn from Lakewood High School in California. JEAN MARTIN-Jean belonged to Blue Tri. She wants to go to a beauty school and become a cosmetologist. JOAN MARTIN- Half-pint worked in a drive-in this year. She also belonged to Blue Tri. DAVID MARTINI-Dave was on the Poplar's stafl. He was also in NHS and Chess Club. Dave's ambition is to be a research chemist. PATRICIA MARTINSON-Pat's time was put to good use in Spanish Club and Blue Tri at Washburn. She hopes to at- tend Macalester and become a teacher. SUSAN MAGRAW-Sue was on the Grist and Poplars staffs, the Swimming Team, and the AFS Committee. She was also in Spanish Club and Blue Tri. PATRICIA MAGUIRE-Pat was in Junior Achievement dur- 155 ing her senior year. She came to Washburn from North in her Junior year. AREL MALECHA-Toni played on the Girls' Badminton Team during her senior year. She intends to follow a ca- reer in nursing. DAWN MATEFFY-Dawn was in AFS and the Orchestra while she was a Senior. She came to Washburn from Bloomington High School. SANDRA MATTSON-Sandy was in German Club this year. She plans a career in teaching after graduation from the University ot Minnesota. MICHAEL McCALL-Mike hopes to go into the forestry pro- fession and will train for his career at the University of Minnesota. x 'J I ry 'I :I MERRY MCHALE- Mer was on Red Cross Council and the student ofifice statt. She was also in Blue Tri during her senior year. PATRICIA McHALE-Pat worked part time as a clerk in a department store, She plans to become a nurse. DONALD McKAY-Don sang with the Choralaires this year. He also belonged to Forensics and the Cross Coun- try Team. JOAN MCLEISTER-Joannie was in Quill Club, Spanish Club, Blue Tri, and Art Club, She also served on the stu- dent office staff. MICHAEL MCNEAL-Mike was in charge of the ticket sell- ers. He was also on B-squad Football, and he held a part- time sales iob. MARION MCNURLEN-Marion was on the Poplars staff, AFS Committee, and the library staff. She also belonged to the Hall of Fame, Blue Tri, and the Choralaires. KATHRYN MENEELY- Koppy came to Washburn in the middle of her senior year from Regina. She worked part time as a waitress. DANIEL MENSER-Dan was active in Hi-Y, Debate, the Band, the Orchestra, NFL, and Forensics. He plans to be Cl dentist. EILEEN MERCIER-Eileen was in Spanish Club and on the make-up crew for the Class Play. She hopes to become a nurse. LORA BETH MCCARTHY-Lora Beth was a member of Blue Tri at Washburn, She plans to continue her education at the University ot Minnesota. DANIEL MCCORMICK-Dan's interest at Washburn was in the Wrestling Squad. He was also in Letterman's Club. SHARON MCELLIGOT-Sherry came to Washburn from Fargo Central High. She is interested in becoming a nurse and will attend St. Barnabas. .Aww SENIORS GRAM FDR FINALS BOLSTEREII 156 CATHLEEN MEYER-Cathy was in German Club and me Hall of Fame. She was also a Grist reporter and on the AFS Committee. STEPHANIE MEYER- Tippin worked part time as a clerk in a drug store this year. She plans to become a stenogra- pher and a secretary. MARILYN MICHALES-Marilyn was Co-editor ot the WAH- IAN staff and viceepresident ot all-school Blue Tri. She was also in NHS, Senior Board, and Blue Tri. Marilyn had a lead in the Class Play. JEANNE MIKELSON-Jeannie was in Girl Scouts, French Club, Blue Tri, Choralaires, and Girls' Chorus. She also danced with the Millermates. EVAN MIKKELSON- Snagger was interested in carping outside of school, He wants to be a jazz musician. DIANE MITCHELL- Mitch was on the Poplars statt, li- brary statt, and Red Cross Council. She also took part in Quill Club, Blue Tri, and the Choralaires. Y BLACK COFFEE AND NO-DOZ 157 KATHLEEN MOE-Kathy was in the Orchestra this year. She plans to work before entering college. PRISCILLA MOE-Pennie served on Red Cross Council. She belonged to Blue Tri and Girls' Chorus, and she was treas- urer of the Hi-Crusaders Club. NANCY MOORE-Nancy was secretary ot the German Club and in the Orchestra, She was an AFS sister this year and held a position on the AFS Committee. JOSEPH MORGAN-Joe plans to go into engineering upon entrance at the University of Minnesota. DONNA MORRISON-Donna belonged to Blue Tri at Washburn, She hopes to become a legal secretary. BONNIE RAE MORTENSON-Bonnie came to Washburn from South in her Junior year. She plans to enter Anker Hospital of Nursing. JANICE MUEDEKING-.lan was active in German Club, Blue Tri, and the Band. She also served on the AFS Com- mittee. MICHELLE MULLIN-Michelle belonged to the WAHIAN staff, La Petite Academie, Blue Tri Cabinet, NHS, and Credit Bureau. She was .in the Hall of Fame, and she was a Homecoming Attendant. TIMOTHY MUNGAVAN-Tim was on Senior Board and Let'rerman's Club. He was captain of B-squad Football, and he was on the Wrestling Squad. MICHELE MURNANE-Shelly was on Red Cross Council, in Blue Tri, and Pep Club, She was a Pom-Pom girl. JACQUALYNN MURPHY-Jan was in La Petite Academie, Red Cross Council, Blue Tri, and Millermates. She worked part time as a receptionist. RICHARD MURPHY-Dick plans to attend the University of Minnesota Business School atter graduation from Wash- burn. MARY MUZETRAS-Mary was on the Poplars staff and in Blue Tri and the Art Club. She worked part time in a de- partment store. MARY SUSAN NASH-Sue was in Blue Tri and Junior Achievement. She plans to attend the University at Minne- sota. LAURIE NATHENSON-Laurie was in Blue Tri and the Cho- ralaires. She plans to attend the University at Minnesota. CYNTHIA NEERLAND-Cindy was in Blue Tri while she was a Senior. She has done dramatic work at the Edyth Bush Theater. CHERYL NELSON-Cheryl was on the Poplars stalt and AFS Committee, She was also in German Club and Blue Tri. GRANT NELSON-Grant came to Washburn from Maple- wood Academy in Hutchinson. He wants to be either an accountant or a dentist. GREGG NELSON-Gregg went to East High School in Madison, Wisconsin, before entering Washburn. He plans a math or science career. NANCY NELSON-Nance was treasurer of La Petite Aca- demie, in NHS, Senior Board, the Hall ot Fame, Blue Tri, Girls' Chorus, and UC Club. She attended Girls' State, and was chosen Daisy Mae, and a cheerleader. ROBERT E. NELSON-Bob was in Chess Club at Wash- burn. He wants to be a chemist. ROBERT G. NELSON- Bald was in Hi-Y, Letterman's Club, and the Choralaires. He played on the B-squad Football Team and the Tennis Team, and he was an equip- ment manager. VAN NELSON-Van was in Letterman's Club, the Cross Country and Track teams. He plans on being a dentist. YVONNE NELSON-Evie participated in Latin Club, Ger- man Club, and Blue Tri. She was in the Archery Club. SENIOR MOMENTLIM QLIPPLIE W PATRICK O'DOUGHERTY-Pat worked on the Class Play this fall. He went to Benilde before entering Washburn High School. THOMAS O'NEAL-Tom belonged to Student Council, the Hall ot Fame, the Class Play, and the Grist and Poplars staffs. He was Minnesota's State Auditor at Boys' State. STEPHEN O'NEILL--Steve conhned his interests to Hi-Y during his senior year. He will enter the University of Min- nesota after graduation. JAMES O'SHEA-Jim look part in the Audio-visual Crew at Washburn. He was a member ot the Civil Defense Fire Rescue Service. PAUL ODLAUG- Ody plans to go to college at the Uni- versity of Minnesota. JEANNINE ODOMS-Jeannine was on the Work Program. She was employed as a stenographer at a city bank. MARY JANE NEWHAM- MJ was in Blue Tri, the Work Program, and Junior Achievement. She was employed as a nurse's aid at Northwestern Hospital. DONALD NICHOLSON-Don plans to attend the Univer- sity of Minnesota and obtain a degree in engineering. PATRICIA NICHOLSON-Pat came to Washburn in her sen- ior year. Her plans for the future are as yet undecided. DANIEL NORDBERG-Dan earned extra money working as a dishwasher atter school. He intends to go to trade school and train for a iob as an electrician. E. SUSAN NORDLAND-Nordlie was in Blue Tri and Bliz- zard Ski Club. She also sang with the Choralaires. DEBRAH NORGREN-Debbie was in Blue Tri and French Club. She served on the student ottice staff. She plans to become a home economics teacher. DIANE NORGREN-Diane belonged to Blue Tri and French Club during her senior year. JACK NUGENT- Archie plans to attend Mankato State College and become a conservationist. ARNE NYEN-Arne belonged to the Track Team in the spring of his senior year. He worked as a dishwasher at the Mount Olivet Home. BEVEN-EIGHTHQ OF CHEERLEADING SQUAD DEMOCRATIC ATMOSPHERE PREVAIL9 A9 NIKKI OLSON-Nikki belonged to Blue Tri at Washburn. She also held a job as a clerk in a dress shop. Her am- bition is to be a receptionist. SHARON OLSON-Sharon belonged to NHS, and played in Washburn's Band. Her future plans include an educa- tion at the University of Minnesota. JOHN OMAN- Boots was in Hi-Y during his Senior year. He came to Washburn from Augustana Academy. RONALD OPSAHL-Ron was an active cheerleader in his senior year. He wants to attend the University of Minne- sota upon graduation from Washburn. SANDRA ORBIN-Sandy belonged to Blue Tri and also held a iob as a salesclerk. She came to Washburn from a high school in Formosa. NADINE ORNBURG- Nates was a member of the Red Cross Council, Blue Tri, and Girls' Chorus. She plans to at- tend St. Olaf. Q. ...,. . .Qs ..,,. . f 5 .1 1. 4 X 5' x 5 5 fr.. F ' '-S :. ,QE V 7 l.ii:ss '1 ' 4 . -z,f -yfssaes deign. . , V :xii . q r . .r t -'-. V - .. , - ' - 1 . ,-5 ::- :inc P7 1 - ' f .is-,a . Q itils . . ' ' ' .s, ..i ' ., ,.,. Nice. -. . - -- Q. ii,-f V... 1: .25 .:. . ' .ds .,. , - r- . itggzsziit f i . ie .. 151' ' .ir WM 1 , ': ' i..f,,ig.i... .wi . -- sg. . : V .. ..,.isstf . 5--ies.. .... . ..,., sw.. .. . .,.....s.. ,,.. . ,.... ..... I .- .--- ,..... .... . ff ., ,s S- 1555 V A J. S ..- ri. if ug , ...Q-....,,s..s.1o-ss' .i gs, W-U. Vs.g,azf..f.s,wisgsisJi,..,ss,..s-,.,f...:-wi. M , . .. -:. ,QQ--' I ju .., ,,.. . . ., -ifegs:fi..s2 1i:s:fq..s:sgQ-f - .- , , ,gms-ie .5 . .. fieeyera-sf! em ..., . r : 160 . ,mv is ig.. 7 'Z M.Ss?ZSfs.e2su,.ei..14f ROBERT OFTOS-Bob worked this year as ci stock boy. He plans a medical career. TONI OKADA-Toni was vice-president ot La Petite Aca- demie, in NHS, Credit Bureau, French Club, and Blue Tri. She was also secretary of Pep Club. LYNNE OLSON-Lynne was in NHS, Credit Bureau, and Blue Tri, She sang with the Choralaires and Madrigals, and danced with the Millermates. LYNNE OSBORNE-Lynne belonged to French Club, Pep Club, and she was a Pom-Pom girl. She worked part time as a nurse's aid. GARY OTT-Gary belonged to Hi-Y while he was a Senior at Washburn. He plans to attend the University of Minne- sota. CAROL PAJERSKI-Carol served on the student oltice staff this year. She plans to go to the University of Minnesota. SHERRILL PALMER-Sherry was in Spanish Club and Blue Tri. She hopes to go into the field of education after col- lege. TERRY PALMQUIST-Terry is hoping for a career in engi- neering. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota after graduating from Washburn. LOUISE PARTEN-Louise was a member of French Club, Blue Tri, and Choralaires. She plans to go to North Park College. BIO LIPPERCLAQSMEN MASQ TO SENIOR HOMEROOM JANE PARTRIDGE-Jane was a member of Blue Tri and Junior Achievement. Future plans include a continued edu- cation at the University of Minnesota. THOMAS PAVEK-Tom participated on the Swimming Team and earned his membership in the Letterrnan's Club. He hopes to be a commercial artist. CRAIG PEARSON-Craig is planning to continue his edu- cation at the University ot Minnesota. Other future plans are undecided. Q BARBARA PETERSON-Barb was in Blue Tri during her sen- ior year at Washburn. She plans to continue her educa- tion at the University of Minnesota. DANIEL PETERSON-Danny belonged to Hi-Y, and Letter- man's Club. He participated in Wrestling during his senior year. MARK PETERSON-Mark was an active member of the Hockey Team. He plans to attend the University ot Minne- sota after graduation. PENNY PETERSON-Penny belonged to Red Cross Council, Art Club, and Blue Tri. She hopes to become o commercial artist. SANDRA PETERSON-Sandy's future plans are undecided. JUDITH PLITMAN-Judy was a member of Blue Tri during her senior year. She plans to attend the University ot Wis- consin after graduation. Nether. .g JAMES PENCE-Jim was honored in the Hall of Fame as Most Talkativef' He hopes to attend Stanford University. LAURIE PERKINS-Laurie was a member of Blue Tri and Art Club during her senior year. She was also the Hon- ored Queen of her Job's Daughters Bethel. STEPHEN PERLMAN-Steve belonged to Hi-Y and the Let- terman's Club. He also played Varsity Football and Base- ball. MICHAEL PERRY-Mike was a member at Poplars staff, NHS, and Quill Club. He also worked as an equipment manager. RICHARD PERRY--Dick was a member ot the Varsity Foot- ball Team, Choralaires and Hi-Y. He hopes to attend the University of Minnesota. SHIRLEY PESHINA-Shirley was in Art Club, Spanish Club, French Club, and Blue Tri. She also held a part-time iob at a department store. HAPPINESS IQ TLIMBLING TOBOGGANQ ANI ROBERT QUICK-Bob participated in the Work Program holding a job as a printer's assistant. He hopes to become a photographer. JOSEPH RADJENOVICH-Joe was a member of the Credit Bureau, German Club, and the Archery team. He plans to attend St. Cloud. MARY RAGAN-Betsy belonged to French Club, Blue Tri, Choralairs, and Madrigals. She wants to go on to Hastings College. ARLYMAE RAND-Arly was in NHS and participated in the Work Program. She held a iob during the year as a nurse's aid. LINDA RASMUSSEN--Linda ioined in the Work Program, working at a mailer's service. She plans to attend the Min- nesota School of Business. SUSAN REARDON-Sue was on GRIST Stott, POPULARS Staff, and NHS. She belonged to French Club, Blue Tri, and Millermates, of which she was president. She plans to at- tend Northwestern University. KASSANDRA POLYMEROS-Kassie was in La Petite Aca- damie, French Club, and Blue Tri. She wants to go to the University of Colorado. MARGARET PONSFORD-Micki belonged to La Petite Acadamie, Art Club, Archery Club, French Club, and Blue Tri. She looks for a career as an artist. RICHARD POSTELL-Dick participated on the track team while at Washburn. He plans to ioin the Navy upon grad- uation. JULIE POTTER-Julie belonged to Red Cross Council and Blue Tri. She wants to attend the University ot Minnesota and become a teacher. JAMES PRAY-Jim worked part-time tor the Star and Tri- bune during his senior year. He plans to make the Navy a career. CAROL PRIEST-Carol was in Spanish Club, Blue Tri, and Pep Club. She is hoping to become a nurse, BRENT PRIMUS-Brent came to Washburn from University High. He hopes to attend Columbia University. WILLIAM PRITCHARD--Bill was active in Hi-Y and worked part-time in his senior year. He plans continue his educa- tion at UCLA, CATHERINE PUTNAM-Cathy was a member at POPLARS Staff, La Petite Acadamie, Blue Tri Cabinet, NHS, and Credit Bureau. She was also on the Swimming and the Bod- minton Teams. PIRITED SQUARE DANCE9 AT THE SNOW PARTY DAVID RISSI-Dave worked as a recreation attendant tor the Minneapolis Park Board. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota and become a civil engineer. WILLIAM ROBERTS-Bill plans to attend Brown's Institute and go into radio broadcasting. He worked at a cafeteria during his senior year. ELAINE ROCHLIN-Lainie belonged to Spanish Club, Blue Tri, and Girls' Chorus. She hopes to attend Stephens Cal- lege after graduation. SHARON RODLEY-Sharon, a member of Blue Tri, is plan- ning on attending Gustavus Adoltus College. She hopes tor a career in nursing. DONNA ROGNLIE-Donna was a member of Blue Tri and president of Pep Club. She held a part time job during her senior year as a salesclerk. JUDITH ROLOFF-Judy is planning to go into airline train ing after graduation from Washburn. CONSTANCE RONDEAU-Connie belonged to Blue Tri, Junior Achievement, AFS Committee, and the student office staff. RICHARD ROOME-Rich was a cheerleader during his final year at Washburn. He plans to continue his education at the University of Minnesota. KERRY ROSEN-Kerry was a member of the Poplars stafl and the Letterman's Club. He also was manager ot the Varsity Basketball Team. GRACE ROSS-Grace was in NHS, Debate, NFL, and on the Library staft. She plans to go to the University of Min- nesota, GAIL ROTEGARD-Gail belonged to Student Council, Grist Staff, NHS, Debate, Forensics, NFL, and the AFS Commit- tee. She was also inthe Hall of Fame. ANN ROTZEL-Ann. participated in Spanish Club and Blue Tri. She hopes to go into the art profession. STEPHEN RUNKEL- Runk was a member of Hi-Y, Chess Club, and Letterman's Club. He played on the Varsity Foot- ball and Baseball Teams. CHARLES RUNNING-C.K. participated in Hi-Y during his senior year at Washburn. He plans to go to a trade school upon graduation. BARBARA SABASKO--Barb belonged to German Club, Blue Tri and was secretary ot the Art Club. She plans to attend the University ot Minnesota. GARY SACKRIDER-Gary belonged to Hi-Y during his senior year. He also held a part-time iob at a grocery store. PAUL SAND- Des was a member ot Credit Bureau, Hi-Y, and Letterman's Club. He was a representative to Boys' State. He played on the Golf Team and was coecaptain at the Basketball Team. SUSAN SANDLAND-Sue belonged to Poplars staff, Blue Tri Cabinet, NHS, Art Club, AFS Committee, Blue Tri, Fo- rensics, and NFL. DUANE SARAZIN-Duane sang with the Choralaires dur- ing his senior year at Washburn. He plans to attend West- mar to prepare for the rninistry. DAVID SATRE-David was a member of the Poplars staff and the Band. He hopes to become a doctor, JOY SATRE-Joy was co-editor of the WAHIAN and a member of NHS, Senior Board, German Club, and Blue Tri. -:L . .LV.....,... g c I. Aiglbiex -ge? 49122455 ..s. ' ' ss ws '-rs., , -- JOHN SAUNDERS- Skip worked part-time at a service station during his senior year. He plans to attend an art school atter graduation. PATRICIA SAWYER-Pat plans to attend business school after graduation. She would like to become a Typist, JUDY SCARLETT-Judy belonged to Blue Tri and played in the Band, She plans to become a secretary after attending Minnesota School of Business. HENRY SCHAEFFER-Henry held a part-time job at a serv- ice station during his final year at Washburn. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota, CRAIG SCHERF-Craig was a member of NHS, Chess Club, Forensics, and NFL. He hopes to become a teacher, CAROL SCHLESINGER-Carol is planning to become an otahce worker after graduation from Washburn. ROBERT SCHLOSSER-Bob earned extra money working as a waiter and bus boy during the year. He hopes to be- come ci hotel manager. RICHARD SCHMIDT-Rick's plans include attending the Uni- versity of Minnesota and a career as a chemical engineer. HARRY SCHMITZ-Harry belonged to Poplars staff and Quill Club. He hopes to attend the University of Min- nesota and become an author. IMPATIENT LINES, ECHOING HEAD SIZES: CAP ANU l i l l i mg,-, l 1 i PATRICIA SEIDEL-Trisha participated in Art Club, Spanish Club, French Club, and Blue Tri. She hopes to attend Law- rence College, BEVERLY SEIM-Bev was in Poplars statt, NHS, German Club, and Blue Tri. She came to Washburn from Beeville, , Texas. l JOEL SELTZ-Joel was in Hall ot Fame, Wrestling Team, and Letterman's Club. He had a part in the Class Play. KATHY SELVIG-Kathy was a member ot Blue Tri and Span- ish Club. In her spare time she gave accordion lessons. DAVID SHAMA-Dave was a member ot Spanish Club, French Club, and helped as an equipment manager. He also played on the B-squad Football Team and the Bas- ketball Team. MIKE SHANNON-Mike was on Poplars stalt and active in the Class Play. He played on the B-squad Football Team. i SHEILA SHANNON- lrish was a member of the Band and active in Girl Scouts during her senior year. She plans to l attend the University at Minnesota. L JAMES SHEARER- Hedge earned his membership in the i Letterman's Club as captain of the Swimming Team, He will attend the University ot Minnesota. DAVID SHERRILL-Dave was in Hall ot Fame, Hi-Y, and captain of the Cheerleaders. He hopes to become a psy- chiatrist, - S, VFR, ROBERT SCHONBERG-Bob was a member ol the Red Cross Council, Hi-Y, and the Ski Team. He plans to attend the University of New York. FREDERICK SCHROEDER-Fred was a member of Student Council, Grist staft, NHS president, treasurer of the Senior Class, Homecoming Attendant, in Hall of Fame, AFS Corn- mittee, and German Club. DAVID SCHULTZ4-Dave participated in Junior Achievement this year. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota and ga into electronics. WILLIAM SCHWALBE-Bill served on the Audio-visual Crew. He plans to further his education at the University of Minnesota. SHARON SCHWEPPE-Sharon belonged to German Club and the Student Ottice StaFt. She held a part-time iob in a department store. KATHRYN SCOTT-Kathy was a member of NHS, German Club, and Blue Tri. She plans to attend St. Olat College. GOWN MEASUREMENT PREVIEWS A DIGNIFIE D GRADUATION 165 JEAN SMITH-Jean belonged to Spanish Club and Blue Tri. She also held a iob as a salesclerk during the year. LINDA SMITH-Linda was a member of NHS and Blue Tri. She plans to go to the University of Minnesota and become a lab technician. NANCY SMITH-Nancy belonged to Poplars statt, Art Club, German Club, Blue Tri and the AFS Committee. She worked part time ata grocery store. JANE SMOLAK-Janie was a member of Poplars stalt, NHS, Quill Club, Debate, Forensics, NFL, and the Library staff. ROBERT SNOUFFER-Bob was an active member of the Boy Scouts during his senior year. His tuture plans are un- decided. KATHRYN SNOW-Kathy belonged to Blue Tri and Junior Achievement. She hopes to enter social work after college. JAMES SHOSTED-Jim was a member of Hi-Y. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota and become an aviator. LOIS SICKLER-Lois a member of NHS, Senior Board, and Blue Tri. She was also president of the Art Club. RICHARD SIGURDSON-Sig was on the work crew during final year at Washburn. He plans to enter the field of elec- tronics. DAVID SINCLAIR-Dave belonged to Poplars staff, NHS, and Chess Club. He plans to attend the University of Min- nesota and become a chemist. GAYLE SINGLEY- Bobbie was a member of German Club and Blue Tri. She hopes to attend MacMurray College. ROBERT SIRANY--Bob hopes to become a mechanical en- gineer atter graduation from the University of Minnesota. STEPHEN SKAAR-Steve belonged to Hi-Y. He plans to go to the University at Minnesota and make a career as a fire underwriter. BARBARA SKOW-Barb belonged to German Club, Blue Tri and Pep Club. She was also a Homecoming Attendant. LESLIE SMILEY-Les was a member of Poplars staff, NHS, French Club, Blue Tri, UC Club, Choralaires, and the Music Theory class, She hopes to attend Northwestern University. SPRING FEVER INDUCE9 PENSIVE MOODS ANL GUY SOMERS--Guy was a member ot Spanish Club, Hi-Y and the Letterman's Club. He was also manager ot the Varsity Football Team. SYLVIA SPAIN-Sylli became active in Blue Tri and Chora- laires during her senior year. She hopes to maior in music at the University ot Minnesota. JAMES SPANYERS- Durango was a member ot Hi-Y and in the Hall ot Fame. He participated on the Ski Team and the Tennis Team. SANDRA SPELL-Sandi belonged to Spanish Club and Blue Tri. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota and then to become a teacher. JOHN SPRAGUE-John worked part time during his senior year to earn extra money. He left Washburn to transfer to West. RICHARD STAHL-Richard held a part-time job as an usher at Metropolitan Stadium. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. WILLIAM STANLEY-Bill participated in Cross Country dur- ing his senior year. He then became a member ot the Let- terman's Club, CHRISTOPHER STANTON-Chris came to us as an AFS student from South Africa. He belonged to Student Coun- cil, Poplars staff, Quill Club, German Club, and Hi-Y. He was in the Hall ot Fame and the class play. JANICE STAUBLY-Jan was a member of the Student Coun- cil, WAHIAN staFi, NHS, Blue Tri, AFS Committee and Choralaires. She hopes to ioin the Peace Corps. R' iff?- r w THOMAS STEFFENS-Tom is planning to attend the Uni- versity ot Minnesota after graduation and become a law- yer. DARRELL STEINER- Semo participated on the Audio-Vis- ual crew during his senior year. He hopes to attend the University of Minnesota. PETER STENBERG-Pete was a member of Hi-Y, the Letter- man's Club, and served as an equipment manager, He was also active on the Swimming Team. GORDON STEPHAN- Testa belonged to Poplars statt, Senior Board, AFS Committee, Hi-Y, and the Swimming Team. He played in the Orchestra and was in the class play. JAMES STEVENS-Jim was a member of the Audio-Visual crew, He plans to go into the Naval Reserve and enter the field of radio. JAN STITZEL-Jan belonged to Hi-Y and had a part in the class play. He hopes to attend the University of Minnesota after graduation. WISTFUL GLANCES FROM LETHARGIC SENIORS 167 A TIME COMES FOR REMINISCING. AND KAREN STRAND- K served as secretary of the Debate Club and was a member ot the UC Club during her Hnal year at Washburn. SHARON STRAUMAN-Sharon was employed as a typist tor a law tirrn through Washburn's Work Program. She hopes for a career as a secretary. SUSAN STUART-Sue was a member ot the AFS Committee, Blue Tri, the Choralaires, and Madrigals. She plans to at- tend the University of Minnesota. LINDA SUHL-Linda was a Blue Tri during her senior year, She hopes to attend Mankato College and enter the Held of medicine. RICHARD SUTTER-Dick belonged to Hi-Y and held a part- time iob with a home entertainment bureau. He hopes to become a teacher. RICHARD SUTTON-Dick is planning to attend the Uni- versity of Minnesota and enter the medical profession. He Worked part-time in a stock room during the year. MARGARET SVENDSEN-Marge belonged to Blue Tri Cabinet, Senior Board, Hall of Fame, German Club, and the AFS Committee. She was Friendship Queen and a Home- coming Attendant. She also was on the Girls' Swimming Team. EVELYN SWAN-Evie was a member ot the Blue Tri and the Choralaires. She also held a part-time iob as a sales clerk during the year. MARY ANN SWANSON-Mary Ann was employed at a bank during her senior year as part of the Work Program. MAXWELL SWANSON-Max came to Washburn from Roo- sevelt during his Junior year, He participated in Chora- laires. He plans to attend Macalester College upon gradu- ation. RAYMOND SWANSON-Ray worked part-time as a carry- out boy in a grocery store during the year. He plans to at- tend the University at Minnesota and go into teaching. MICHAEL SWARTZ-Mike held a part-time job as a sales- man in a clothing store during his senior year, His future plans are undecided. DAVID SWEDIN-Swede was employed as an electronics assistant during his senior year as part ot the Work Pro- gram. JOHN SWEET-Jack was a member ot the Debate Team, Forensics, NFL, and NHS. His future plans are undecided. DAVID SWENSON-Dave participated in Hi-Y and on the Track Team. He also worked as a carry-out boy during the year. He plans to attend the University at Minnesota. REDICTING . . . A TIME FOR HOPE9 AND JDY9 -wr fu- -ua-oqp 'Mud' DAVID THOMAS-Dave was a member ot the Grist staff, Spanish Club, and Hi-Y. He will continue his schooling at the University of Minnesota. JOHN TIETZ-John was a member ot the Hall of Fame, Hi-Y, and the Letterman's Club. He played an the Varsity Football and Basketball Teams, and was captain ot the Track Team. RANDI THOMPSON-Randi wants to attend River Falls in Wisconsin. She plans to get a iob. KIRBY TITUS-Kirb belonged to Quill Club, Debate, For- ensics, and NFL. He plans to Teach college philosophy after attending the University of Minnesota. LINDA TRIPP-Linda was a member of Blue Tri Cabinet and Spanish Club. She hopes to attend the University of Min- nesota and enter the held of home economics. KAY TROEDSSON-Kay belonged to Poplars stati, Blue Tri, and the girls' Golf Team. She also worked port of the year as a waitress. BARBARA TUCKER-Barb was a member ot Spanish Club, Blue Tri, and Girls' Chorus. She hopes to attend Morning- side College. ELIZABETH TUCKER-Liz participated in Spanish Club, Ger- man Club, Blue Tri, and the AFS Committee. She wants to become a social worker. MYRON TURNBULL-Myron was a member of the Track Team during his senior year. He also held a part-time iob at Bridgeman's DONNA SWENSON-Donna was a member ot Blue Tri, A cappella choir, and Othce staff. She plans to go into Nurses' training. JOHN SWENSON-John participated in Cross Country and his church choir. He hopes to attend Macalaster College. PATRICIA TAILLIFER-Pat was a member ot the Red Cross Council, German Club, and the student ottice staft. She hopes to become a secretary. KATHLEEN TASA-Kathy belonged to NHS, Spanish Club, Blue Tri, and Girls' Chorus. She plans to go to the Uni- versity ot Minnesota. DAVID TAYLOR-Dave earned his membership in the Letterman's Club as a player on the Varsity Football Team. He plans to attend Gustavus College. BARBARA THEIM-Barb was in VVAHIAN staft, La Petite Acadamie, NHS, Quill Club, French Club, and Blue Tri. She plans to attend Swarthmore, T NORTON TWITE-Nort was a member of Latin Club and Archery Club. He plans to attend Mankato State College. JO ANN TYSDAL-Jo belonged to Blue Tri Cabinet, NHS, French Club, and Blue Tri. She plans to attend St, Olaf Col- lege. STEPHANIE ULMAN-Steph was a member of Red Cross Council, Blue Tri, Library staff and Grist. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. ROBERT WEBB- Stick worked part of his senior year. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota and enter the field of teaching. NANCY WEGGER-Nancy was a member of Art Club and Blue Tri during her senior year. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. LINDA WEIBEL-Linda was active in Blue Tri, Choralaires and the Music Theory Class. She also played on the Girls' Golf and Tennis Teams. MELANIE WEISSKOPF-Melanie was president of Red Cross Council, a member of NHS, Credit Bureau, AFS Committee, French Club, Blue Tri, Forensics and NFL. PAUL WELSCHINGER-Paul belonged to Hi-Y and the Let- terman's Club. He was on the Cross Country, Ski and Track Teams. PRISCILLA WESTPHAL- Perky was a member of French Club, Blue Tri and the Archery Club. She plans to attend Mankato State College. SENIOR9 TAKE THEIR LAST WALK MICHAEL VALENTINE-Mike participated in Hi-Y during his senior year. He also worked part time as a carry-out boy. PAIGE VAN VORST-Paige belonged to Poplars staff, NHS, Quill Club and the Orchestra. He worked part of the year in a doctor's ofhce. JUDITH VICARS- Vike was a flag twirler and a member of Spanish Club. She also held a part-time iob as a sales- clerk. JAMES WALLFRED-Jim Was active in Luther League during his senior year. He also worked part time for the Star and Tribune. He hopes to attend the Naval Academy. PATRICIA WALLIN-Pat was a member of Pep Club. She also participated in the work program during her last year at WHS. JOHN WATERHOUSE-John belonged to Choralaires and the Letterman's Club. He played on the Cross Country Team. He hopes for a career in electrical engineering. THEIR LAST LOOK . . . AND THEN MOVE ON MARLYN WILSON-Marni belonged to Poplars staff, AFS Committee, German Club, Blue Tri and the Grist. She plans to attend Barnard College. VIRGINIA WIRT-Ginny was on Grist staft, Poplars staff, Credit Bureau, French Club, Blue Tri, Art Club and the AFS Committee. JUDITH WISTE-Judy was a member of Blue Tri and Pep Club. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota and become a social worker. EVA WITTLES-Eva belonged to German Club and the Archery Club. She hopes to attend the University of Minne- sota and become a nurse. DIANA WOLF-Diana came to Washburn from Philadel- phia. She hopes to become an artist or an author after graduation. MARY WOOD-Mary was a member of Washburn's Archery Club during her senior year. She plans to be an elementary teacher. BARBARA WHITNEY-Barb belonged to French Club and Blue Tri. She is planning to attend the University of Min- nesota after graduation. JULIE WILLIAMS-Julie was a member ot Lo Petite Aca- damie, NHS, French Club, Blue Tri, ,Girls' Chorus and the Music Theory Class. KATHLEEN WILSON-Kathy was an active member of Millermates during her senior year. She also held a part- time iob at a bakery. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. THOMAS WORTHING-Tommy belonged to Hi-Y and Let- terman's Club. He was o member of the Swimming and Tennis Teams. MARY ANN WRAY-Mary Ann was a member of Blue Tri and the Pep Club. She is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. STEPHEN YOUNGDAHL-Steve was on Student Council, Hi-Y Ccibinet, NHS and in Hi-Y. His future plans are un- decided. GEORGE HELBERG-George held a part-time job during his senior year. He plans to attend the University of Min- nesota. GEORGIANA JACKLEY- Gee was a member of Blue Tri and was active in Job's Daughters, She hopes to continue her education at the University ot Minnesota. 171 GIRLS' AND BOYS' STATE Girls' and Boys' STaTe represenTaTives are elecTed in The spring oT The iunior year. These TorTunaTe individuals Then aTTend a weeklong conference during The summer To learn more abouT democracy in an aTmosphere of mock govern- menTal TuncTions, Nancy Nelson and Tom O'Neil gained recogniTion Tor Washburn by being elecTed lVlinnesoTa STaTe Treasurer and STaTe AudiTor respecTively. Gerry Clark Nancy Nelson A STaTe Treasurer W T . T lk, M- Tom O'Neil SENIORS State AudiTor Paul Sand 172 THE PAST RE LIVE D7 THE FUTURE UNFORSE EN 21:79, y, .f fu 5, ,K 9 MOST INTELLECTUAL Tom O'Neil and Gail Rotegard HALL OF FAM E MOST TALENTED Bob Evans and Jean Magnusson 1 i , MOST ATHLETIC John Tiefz MOST FEMININE Patty Hove Q FASTEST OPERATOR Jim Spanyers and Sue ElsTacl mix BEST ALL AROUND Gerry Clark and Nancy Nelson f ii, FRIENDLIEST Chris STanTon and Marge Sevendson The Hall of Fame is an annual aTTernpT To disTinguish Those sTereo-Type characTers in The Senior Class. This year The closeness of condidaTes in Tour caTegories necessi- TaTed a second loolloT, All resulTs Tabu- laTed, a hush Tell over parTy-goers aT The FanTasy in FrosT vvinTer Torrnal as The win- ners vvere announced. CerToinly TribuTe should be paid To These superlaTive indi- viduals in a superlaTive class. BEST LOOKING Tom Kiefer and Barbara Adams l f 3 ,. DONE MOST FOR THE SCHOOL MOST TALKATIVE MOST OOMPH Fred Schroeder and Chris Heim Jim Pence and Dave Sherril and Marion McNurlen Holly Hannah PERFECT PAIR Randy Frisk and Michelle Mullin HALL OF FAME CLASS CLOWN Joel Seltz and Cathy Meyer 1 75 W, l i T i Q fi N l i Y l N ,Tv S 'qx, I , ,. . VA , ,,,,,: V , Q be wif M , X , if S be 3 N Q Q5 iigwgwisgsigfili 35 gig? 33355 5 - EQW Q iggxgifi ,fx QQ A W Q 5 3 iff A fiisgp mgff WM? x EX V YE gpg ifxflg ffm rf S 4 Siffgg? ga 5 ' ef A gm sm if gi Niifffgwi KS Wm firm? W fffff QS Q gWW?g,w1 QQ- I ' Y Q O5 X 0.396 K-VX? lqfvbffg a Q , X ,,f M S' l' ' WL 5 Q A Q l' 3 ll . - 14 2 E
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