Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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Boys compete, though it seems to be a toss-up. Landin takes time-out after vigorous exercise. We Gain Vitality Through Athletics Fitness is essential for the future. One of the most important improvements in years for the physical education department was the opening of the new gymnasium and the rejuvenation of the old. Juniors who had the privilege of using the new gym found the new locker rooms particularly appealing, except perhaps for the controversial showers. Sophomores, who used the old gymnasiums. had the unique opportunity of participating in experimental co-ed classes. Miss Thurston relays a message. 23

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Mr. Schauer teaches students new techniques. Art Encourages Self-Expression Through art students gain a new dimension in self-expression. They learn to communicate their ideas of reality in various shapes and forms. Under the supervision of Mr. Schauer. students in Washburn's art classes were taught a variety of techniques. Advanced classes worked with clay sculpture and acrylics and experimented in op art. During the winter students also had the unique opportunity of sculpting in ice. Beginning students, on the other hand, received instruction in various mediums of drawing. The works of three Washburn students were selected for an international art tour. The students, seniors Mary Cripps. Dawn Gessner, and Steve Yerigan. depicted various aspects of Minneapolitan life. Their pieces will tour South America. Europe, and the United States until 1969. A lump of clay takes form.

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GIRLS' CHOIR First Row: Hawkins. Lind. Schulz. Martm. H. Johnson. Harvey. Gilmore. Sullivan. Schulz. J. Peterson. Wick. Wong. Burn-eice. OeLapp. Maxwell. Dunning. Landry. DcVay. Frawley Second Row: Hoye. Ashner. Bieker, Carlson. Nelson. Tornquist. B. Johnson. Paquay. Henke. Palm. Watson. Paschke. Veblin. Featherstone. Yosh- ikawa. Quinn. Jenkins. Colburn. Haugh. Boosalis. Swanson. Dunlap, Buhn. Harrer. Third Row: Beeson. Evenson. Harding. Bonk. Ragan. D. Peterson. Dew. Ruliffson. Phillips. Gustafson. Nielsen. King, Daehn. Roe. Ornburg. Jenkins. Olson. Jernell. Tucker. Muedeking, Cripps. Kroll. Walen, Peterson. Leaf. Frey. Grambsch. For Music Is The Gift CHORALIERS First Row: Aaker. Luh. Nickerson. Hendrickson. Staubley. Satre. Anderson. Romfo. Second Row: Paulus. Shaw. Ericksen. Burrington. West. Risberg. Mattefy. Lund-gren. Kennis. Hanson Third Row: Comb. Rahders. Satterberg. Duer. Knutson. Groff. Bun-dul. Kulczycki. Johnson. Nelson. Eklo. Stewart. Fourth Row: Hciscl. Cam. Cundy. Wildung, Pearson. Barr. Swenson. Danielson. Swinton. Nash. Bosholm. Russell. JUNIOR MADRIGALS First Row: Luh. Gude-mestad. Nathenson. Burnicce. Second Row: Aaker. Moe. Eklo. Schmitz. Lundgren. Third Row: Swinton. Paulus. Russell. Cutter. Y .j » f f' f £ f $ $ | Vf If' M 1 I ' Si' J i 1 i 4 l; i u Ut IT I V? I) I IF’ fM ' 'll'7