Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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., A .,.,. ,, Roger Cersine Edwin Daniel Mark Goodman Mrs. Ruth Holton Politix Club hears interesting speakers. CarlCarlson Frank Ario Even teachers must learn. Around the world in two semesters. 12

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---0 an r ,,.. This year the library was given a new look. The free-standing shelves made for easier access to some of the dozens of new books. These included supplementary history, music, and literature books. New magazine shelves were also added. The group of library aids helped students to find their different materials. The staff consists of six- teen students, who are working toward additional experience and credit. They performed a variety of iobs, such as ordering and mending books and helping at the checkout desk. The appropriation of building funds will make possible a much-needed expansion program for our library. Much more floor space will be given to the library. This will enable many more students to make use of this vital educational facility. This building program will be initiated in the nearfuture. Mrs. Madeline Monson Mn. Mary A. Wells Min -lUdY Yvhs GCN Wald Min Annillu Walsh Mrs, Arlene Mueller Ronald Rogers Miss Ann Schwartzbouer

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Willard Horns William Kuross Roy Lindstedt Mrs. Roberta Megard SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Todoy's News Is Tomorrow's History Social studies is 0 comporison ot the post with the present. Students developed their obilities to onolyze the events thot hod occurred ond to cope with the problems of the future. A knowledge ot current issues and world ottoirs is essentiol todoy. These were stressed in class with on onolyticol study to discover the truth behind the news. As sophomores ossimiloted the intriguing history of oges post, the iuniors ocquired knowledge of Americo during the lost century. Seniors pondered the perplexities of the current issues. To enhonce their Ieorning, they olso studied economics ond politicol science. The campaigns were closely followed. Mrs. Elizabeth Mills David Ruliffson Miss Dorothy Peterson Louden Schlagel Raymond Smith Gregory Stein