Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1972 volume:

3 74 77 WlT- OHW MHO yrs' . msssTfR - ■ � « % 5 ; ' 5 s' 7. • . . - ' . - .« - � . •-. , • I • .-' •i: r r _ i y • 'jK f. ,' - 9 • -ftg. � •« %- jUj i jErjfi ,;� s • ' ' - 3Bv: -£ r? • ' . • , H 4 % • I % S v ■ -y |M; £ 5 r •.■£ ■ m ‘ a f • ' 5 • A t K - • . • • - } W $ 1- n S i ? % . atfw • - � - . rs 3 Sii'l - S ” . I ;' I - -.' i . fl -K- ; v- .x ■ : • : - ■ ■' •: . • ■ k •«?. Volume 45 Washburn High Minneapolis, M o o 1 nesota No one can deny that the Washburn experience is unforgettable. Glimpses of W.H.S. 2 WAH1AN 1972 hopes to offer each student a worthy contribution to that remembrance. 7 'C As one thumbs through the pages of the 1972 WAN IAN, one cannot help but be impressed by the wide variety of activities that are available to the Washburn students. No one will argue with the thesis that the main objective of school is to prepare the student for adult life. If this is true, it would seem that students should take part in co curricular activities because there arc many lasting values from participation. The friendships that are formed and the experiences that arc enjoyed will be remembered long after graduation. I wish to take this opportunity to congratulate the WAHIAN staff on their fine portrayal of life at Washburn. Carl W. Anderson. Principal Administration 12 Wayne Courtney. Ami Principal Russell Mellcckson. Awl. Principal Anderson. Patricia; English Ario. Frank; Social Sciences Austin. George; Spanish New Courses: Ballantinc. Robert; Wld History 13 Bader. Charles; Geometry. Algebra Barnett, Eli; Band. Orchestra Beck. Garrard; Word Study Drawing, Creative Stitchery,Anthropology. . 14 Beran. Margaret; I atin. English Bjormon. Birgit; French. German Bocn, Chcric; Hng., Psychology Braz cll, Suzanne; Art, Comm. Art Carlson. Carl; Economics Commercial Art. . . 15 Ccrsinc. Roger; Hist., Sociology Clacson. Louis; English Colby. James: Physics Cram. Yelta; Office Prep.. Consumer Kcon. Daniel, Edwin; History Dills. Michael; German Dunn. Harold: French Diehl, William; English Office Preparation. . . 17 F.ilcr, John; History Emerson. Conrad: Phy. Ed. Flugstad. David; Drafting Ewald. Clinton; History George. Burton; Geometry Geary. Rodney; AV Coordinator. Biol. Halvorscn. Stephen: Art Hcrmanson, Craig; Biology Henrik sen. Dennis; Chemistry Johnson, Clifford. Bus. Law. Shorthand. Slcno Skills Gourmet Cooking, Photography ... 19 Johnson. Elizabeth; Home Hconomics Keegan, Florance; Home Economics DM Kirschbaum, Curtis: Electronics Karusc, Robert; Eng.. Humanities World Folklore, Minority Literature, Krook, Gary; Ind. Arts. Alg. Lydcll, William; Choral Music. Music Theory 20 Meier. Beverly; Health. Phy. Ed. Meyer, Douglas; History Lyle ken, George; Eng.. Newswriting Humanities, Theatre Arts.. . Monson, Madeline; English Moody. Nancy; Health. Phy. Ed. Orman. Michael; Phy. Ed. Parkcf' Robert; Physio. Geom. 22 Myers. Michael; Drivers’ Education Business English. . . Nelson. David; Biology Olson, James; Drama, Theatre Arts Potter. Alfred; Alg. Trig.. Gcom. Pout men. John; Government, Psych., Anthrop. Rogers. Ronald; Speech, Stage Ruliffson, David; Health. Hist. Studio Arts, Crafts, Design Schaucr, August; Art. Studio Art Rutherford, James; Spanish Schlagel, Louden; Lconomics Sverdrup. George; Adv. Alg., Math Anal.. Alg. Trig. 26 Traynor, Gary; Biology 27 Wolk. Robert: Eng., Creative Writing Wurst. Dennis; History Yung. Judy; English This year many new subjects were introduced at Washburn. The English Department gained such classes as: World Folklore. Minority Literature. Humanities, and Theatre Arts. The Art Department acquired: Studio Art, Crafts. Design, Drawing, and Photography. Also new this year is the Office Preparation course for students on the Work Program. The Home Economics Department cooked up Gourmet Cooking and Creative Stitchcry. And Anthropology was added to the Social Science Department. 28 BOTTOM ROW (I. tor.): S.Mildcnburgcr, G.EIsessen. A.Long. L.Rittmann, E.Maddox, M.Zavada. 2ND ROW E. Nelson. L Holforty. M. Wallin. C.Hcinc. noi pic.: H.Simmons Elscsscn. G.: Head Cook BOTTOM ROW (I. to r.): P Freeberg. S.Anderson 2ND ROW: D. Weber. B.Douglas. R.Driggers. 3RD ROW: B.Bcthkc. A.Carlson. E. Stallman. 4TH ROW: D.EIIcnwood, J.Bowen, not pict.: M.Schimming, L. Purcell. D.Dcbc. W. Pfeiffer. 29 Stallman. E.; Head Engineer Evcnson. Obcrl Magnuson. Dorothy Counselors 30 Pomroy. Carol Coordinators: BOTTOM ROW (I. to r.): F.Rccd. G.Gudahl. 2ND ROW: L. Indcrhar. I).Weis. J.Anderson. 31 Paulccn Durochcr. Social Worker Clare Wallan. Blind Worker Washburn’s Working Women BOTTOM son. ROW (I. tor.): E.Busyn. B. Person. S.Grobc. F.l.ong. M.Ramstad. E.Dacko. 2ND ROW: S.Quiglcy. E.Carlson. E.Gustaf- 32 Oooh, a spare-Nice! Faculty Bowls?! Aw shucks! A guttcrball. Careful scorckccpers Hey! We won! 33 Ijis, ip fmM Under the leadership of Clifford Johnson, the fourteen cheerleaders. including four boys, led the Miller fans in rousing support of their teams. (I. to r.) S.Olson. L.BIuttic, B.Carlson. N.Kimura. R.Anderson. L.Bcrgscth. I. Bergerson. G.Harris. B.Grannmg, P.Aaker. K.Dainsbcrg. V.Dorsey. G.Jorgensen. A.Witt. 36 Stand Up and Clap Your Hands 37 After defeating Ldina, Robbinsdale and Hopkins, in the Aqualennial Competition this summer, the Millermatcs won for Washburn a shiny new trophy. This year, under the able leadership of captains Dawn DcNio and Colleen Sherrill, the Miller-mates proved themselves worthy of the trophy. Long practices and money-raising car washes during the summer paid off, as the Miller-mates returned with snappy new dances and swinging new costumes. New advisor - Donna Thiel Millermates Dance to the Music (L. to r.) I).Romano. (..Fuller, M.Haskins. D.Jorgenscn, J.OIafson, B.Hark. M.Anderson. I..Adams. H.SIocum, C.Wilta. C.Heywood, I.. Brown. 38 (I. to r.) C.Picha. S.Romfo. M.Ghizoni, S.Milnor. S.Slcphcn . D.DeNio (capt.)C Sherrill (capt.). N.Gustufxon. J. Rivers. J.Taylor. D. Lundeen, A .Cooper, not pic.; K.Strom, L. Bailey. 39 64 .S2 ll370 WASHBURN 21 South 0 WASHBURN 15 West 6 WASHBURN 28 Southwest 12 WASHBURN 33 Roosevelt 0 WASHBURN 35 Vocational 0 WASHBURN 48 Marshall-U 0 WASHBURN 22 Henry 0 WASHBURN 7 Central 0 BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R): II.Scroggins; I Roth; M Graven; T.Schulthcis; B Hanson; P.Domholt; N.Fuller; T Bod in; D.Tharaldson; S.Pcttcrson; P.I.eik; D. Macl.can. 2ND ROW; C.Anderson. P. Rivers; J.Brobcrg; T.Person; S.Baglien; T. Grady; R.Sirany; G.Hanson; M.Weaver; C.Bristol; V.F.IIison; B.Chandon; T. Stake; W.Scott. 3RD ROW: S.Swart ; I).Nelson; D.Pctcrson; B.Barth; D.Evans; MANAGERS: K Peterson; S.Kelloi. M.Gartcn. COACHES: Mr Wemeir; Mr. Orman; Mr. Ewald; T.Pagc; D.O'Bricn; J.I.aBahn; D.Ranum; R.Baglien; J.Bergman. 4TH ROW: K.Cartson; C.Gilbcrtson; J.Lesinski; B.King: G.KIcttc; M.Osgar; S.Hanabcck; R.Anderson; R.Paulson; W Tramcl; J.Wmdcn; J.Noonan; D Jensen; B.Ekham. Washburn -could justly claim “We’re number I again this year, as the football team finished with an impressive 8-0 city record. In the process, they broke 3 slate records: I) 18 interceptions 2) defense had only 18 points scored against them, and 3) won 34 consecutive games. Washburn football teams have now gone 48 games without a loss. Paul Domholt and Russ Anderson were elected to the ALl.-METRO squad, and Donihoil also made the ALL-STATE team. After defeating St. Paul Harding 21-8, the WHS football squad was able to present Washburn with 2 trophies to add to our collection. J.V. Football, ’71 It was a good season for the Bomber football squad. Spurred on by coaches Rutherford and Ario the team won three games, including their homecoming game against Vocational. Debbi Lundeen was chosen their Queen. Washburn ...6 South .0 Washburn ....0 West .28 Washburn ....6 Edison .... .13 Washburn ...0 Southwest . ...0 Washburn. ...12 Roosevelt . .6 Washburn ...0 North .... . 16 Washburn ....8 Vocational . ..6 Coach Ario silently watches the game. BOTTOM ROW: (I. to r.): G.Hirsch. P.Norby, E.Martin. M.Taffc. G.Cunnmgham. T.Hoch. H.Ulrich. J.Moon. P.OIson. ROW 2: Mr. Rutherford, (coach). P.Case. M.Melody. S.Scfton. P.Balow, B.Eggcrs, M.Bittner. G.Warner. J.Curtis. D.Murray. Mr. Ario. (coach). ROW 3: D.Hayes. R.Andcrson, P.Aakcr. S.Andcrson. P.Cain, J.Osbcrg. M.Welluhschcg. J.Domholt. D.Sclandcr. D.Gilbcrl-son. B.Guillc. K.Birncll. BOTTOM ROW; (I, to r.): M Maynard, P.Kclchan. M .Guillaume, J.Bohan. I) Hahn. ROW 2: S.Bcll. M Bateson, K.l mdahl, T.Anderson. ROW 3: T.Pohlman. I).Rudolph. G.Schat lcin, Mr. Meyer, (coach) City Meet Finals Southwest ...15 Roosevelt ....89 Washburn . 94 Cross Country, ’71 Washburn .19 Central .. 79 Washburn .19 hdison .. 44 Washburn ..22 Henry 33 Washburn .28 Roosevelt 28 Washburn .42 Southwest ..17 Washburn .15 West 50 Washburn .33 South .... 35 With Mr. Meyer, in his first year as coach, the harriers took third place in the city, finishing just behind Roosevelt. Tom Pohlman. Dennis Hahns, and Dick Rudolf became members of the 1000 mile club, because of their running during the summer. Also. Tom Pohlman. and Mark Maynard made the all-city team. BOTTOM ROW (L. TO Rk P.Howard. J.Felling. R.Baglicn. T.Stake. J Kachclmacher, S.Baglicn, S.Moore. D.Kalinowski. M.Graven. I Rivers. 2ND ROW: C.Conovcr. (Manager), J Osbcrg (Manager). J.Knight. M.Booth. R.Williams. M Osgar. K Rock hold. V.Ellison. Mr. Stephens (Coach). Mr. RulifTson (Coach). Varsity Basketball The Basketball Team had outstanding performances by Senior Steve Moore and Sophomores Ross Baglicn and Randy Williams. These two returning sophomores will mean a big plus to the team for the next two years. This year was the first year that the boys elected tri-captains: Scott Baglicn, Tom Stake, and Jon Kachclmachcr. The team finished second in the city, and went on to the Semifinals in the Region play-offs. 44 WASHBURN 47 Henry 58 WASHBURN 77 Ldison 70 WASHBURN 85 West 40 WASHBURN 66 Marshall-U 44 WASHBURN 71 Sooth 47 WASHBURN 46 Southwest 43 WASHBURN 64 Vocational 36 WASHBURN 70 Roosevelt 46 WASHBURN 50 Central 51 WASHBURN 54 North 61 WASHBURN 50 Henry 48 WASHBURN 71 ldison 59 WASHBURN 61 West 55 WASHBURN 81 Marshall-U 47 WASHBURN 7 Central 1 WASHBURN 6 Hdison 4 WASHBURN 2 Henry 5 WASHBURN 8 Marshall-U 1 WASHBURN 4 North 1 WASHBURN 3 Roosevelt 4 WASHBURN 4 South 5 WASHBURN 1 Southwest X WASHBURN II Vocational 0 WASHBURN 2 West 4 Although the hockey team had a rough year. Coach Carlson commented that, “I’ve never seen a group of boys with a belter altitude, but the puck just didn’t bounce their way.” The team was set back by the loss of their veteran goalie. Geoff Middlcbrook. but found a young replacement in Tim Gjcrdc. Because the hockey team was not a “winning” team this year, fan support was poor. The team worked hard to give Washburn its best, and deserved a little less apathy from the student body. There’s always next year. BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.): T. Gjcrdc, D. Ranum, D. Russ. M. Ryan. P. Oomholl, T. Price. H. Silverman. S. Sefton. 2ND ROW: G. Klelte. R. Anderson, M. Weaver. E. Bingham. M. Boom an. B. Heige, S. Kulc ycki, S. Hanrahan, Mr. Carlson (coach). Not pic.. M. Grafslund. 47 BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R): S.Joyce. B Smith. G.Ulrich. M.Fuller. P Peterson. H.Ulrich. 2ND ROW : B Jungers, R.Evans. S.Johnson. J.Taylor. S.Ulrich. Mr. Turnbaugh (coach). Mr. Eilcr (coach). 3RD ROW': T.Pohlman. P.Liek. J.Foley. J. W'cndling. R.SloppcIman. J.Hughes, T.Simonson. Boys’ Swimming The swimming team was strong again this year with Randy Sloppel-man setting school records in the 200 and 400 freestyle, and John Foley giving great performances in the 200 individual medley. Next year looks hopeful as this year's divers, and 8th graders, (ireg Ulrich and Marc Fuller, will return to competition along with the juniors on the team. Attendance records were up this year as shouts of go down with the gun. “faster, faster,” Hold steady. and stand up” were heard. As an added incentive for the spectators. Mr. Filer gave occasional diving exhibitions, receiving high marks from Mr. Cersine and strange looks and applause from spectators. Captains: R.SloppcIman. T.Simon-sen. BOTTOM ROW (I TO R.): D.Stopplcman. E.Harding, L.Smilh, J.Maynard. 2ND ROW: M.Swan. M.Howc, J.Jarr, D.Anderson. 48 Wrestling In spite of being a young team with only a few returning lettermen, the wrestling team proved itself enthusiastic and determined as it finished fifth in the city. In addition, it placed fifth in the District, and sent four team members to the Regional meet. With the crowd of interested spectators increasing every year, the team feels it will have the experience and support it needs to push for the top next year. BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R): J. Moe. D. Ohme. K. Simondcl, J. Rasmusen, J. Sandstrom. B Ohme. T. Anderson 2ND ROW: D. Bjoenstad. J. Longman (co-captain), B. Chandon. C. Anderson. B. Barth (co-captain). J. Rc ab. D. Peterson. 3RD ROW' R. Tibor. J. Liberko. T. Mahnerd. H. Hambcrg. B Mogilevsky. B. McAllister. J. Swenson. A. Rasmusen (Coach), 49 BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.): K.Kallcsud. D.Mason. K.Miller, J.Woll. M.Hickory. 2ND ROW: J.Hayes. M Bennett, J.Harrison, P.Aakcr. D. Evans. 3RD ROW: T. Nordquisl. R.Larson. J.Windcn, (i.Hanson. T.Hoch, G.Hctlund. Boys Gymnastics Due lo the lack of junior high programs in the city, the field of gymnastic competition at the high school level is a relatively new one. Our two- year old team was greatly hindered by the loss of several lettermen, including Captain Dave Kv-ans. The team- finished sixth out of seven, and sent one gymnast to the regionals. WASHBURN 23 Roosevelt 82 WASHBURN 52 Henry' 53 WASHBURN 25.5 North 79.5 WASHBURN 44 Edison 61 WASHBURN 44.5 South 60.5 WASHBURN Central Forfeit With Coach Wald, the jumping, cross country, and slalom sections of the ski team came together in a winning combination as they clinched the city title and tied for first in the District. For the first time, this year the team had to be cut because so many people tried out for it. Another new innovation was a girls’ ski team that raced against girls' teams from other schools. Since most of the skiiers this year will be returning, the team has high hopes for itself next year. CITY STANDINGS WASHBURN ... Wins 8 Losses 0 Edison 7 1 North 6 2 Roosevelt 5 3 West 4 Henry 3 5 South 2 6 Marshall-U 0 7 Central 0 7 BOTTOM ROW (I.. TO R): R. Perry. R. Scmba. F. Bezai. D. Rudolph. J. Oman. 2ND ROW: D. Nelson. P. Kalahan. I). Hahn, S. Bell. B. Hamnes. T. Larson. BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.): B. Peterson. K. Abdo. J. Berg. B. Hcrridgc. D. Muller. 2ND ROW: D. Brusiad. L. King, F. Lamb. C. Anderson. C. Lake. Ski Team BOTTOM KOW (I. tor.): B.Wicbc. P.Domholt. K.Capra. J. Felling. C.Wciger. T.Slakc SECOND ROW: D.Sclandcr. R.Edquist. S.Baglicn. R .Sirany. J.Wichcr . GM arris. M.Borman THIRD ROW: V.Smith. Mr. Stephens (coach). M Carey. J.Bergstrom. H King. C atz. M.Dorsey. D.Ghi .oni. As everyone expected. Washburn clinched the city title in baseball, and thus, was eligible to compete for the District Championship. Washburnites were ecstatic as their team won the first game defeating North. Their enthusiasm was dampened, however, when West defeated Washburn, and acquired the District Championship. Baseball ’71 WASHBURN 19 Henry 2 WASHBURN 7 Southwest 2 WASHBURN 8 Vocational 0 WASHBURN 7 Roosevelt 0 WASHBURN 3 South 0 WASHBURN 3 North 2 WASHBURN 4 West 0 WASHBURN II Central 1 WASHBURN 3 Edison 0 WASHBURN 14 Marshall-U 0 District 17 WASHBURN 2 North 0 WASHBURN 2 West .4 Living up to its reputation as one of the best, the Washburn I rack team placed second in the Twin City Indoor Track meet. Coach Emerson instilled in his team the desire to win. but Central upset their hopes by taking second place at the State meet, while Washburn settled in the third position. At home, licking its wounds, the team was comforted with the knowledge that before the meet they had led the city, thus retaining the higher position over Washburn's rival. Southwest. Members of the team that qualified for the State meet were: J.Wadc, D.Camp. K.Ratliff. L.Lockrcm. T.Schultheis. M.Maynard, S.Hanson. D.Murphy, R.Johnson, and D.Tcaguc. Track ’71 City Meet Finals Central 49 Southwest 45 WASHBURN 38 Henry 32 North 19 Edison 16 South 12 Marshall-U 11 West 1 Vocational 1 BOTTOM ROW (I. to r.): S.Hanson. J.Hayes. D Macl.can. I) Rudolf. J.Woll, S.Elton. W.Bowman (co-capt.), D.Tcaguc (co-capt). D.Murphy. L.Lockrcm. M.Tuaffe, J.Chrcsand. K.Lindahl. J.Sigan. SECOND ROW: P.Kclchan. T.Hillman, B.Chamdon. P.Cain. It (iillquist. D Hahn. D.Duncan. M.Maynard. S.Bcll. M.Bateson, T.Pohlman, T.Schultheis, R.Johnson. BHamnev THIRD ROW: J.Bohan. C.Gilbertson. J.Wadc, J.Anderson, J.Windcn. K.Ratliff, G. Hanson, B.Tramcl. R.Johnson. S.Brass, S.Kundc. R Heim. Mr. Orman (coach). Mr. Meycr(coach). Mr. Emerson (coach), not pic.; D.Camp. Following Washburn's established tradition, the tennis team entered the city competition undefeated. Hven though the team played gallantly, F.dison plunged a-hcad and gained the ultimate victory - the city championship. WASHBURN 5 Vocational 0 WASHBURN 5 Henry 0 WASHBURN 5 North 0 WASHBURN 5 Central 0 WASHBURN 5 Southwest 0 WASHBURN 5 South 0 WASHBURN 4 Marshall-U. 1 WASHBURN 5 Roosevelt 0 WASHBURN 3 West 2 WASHBURN 0 Fdison 5 Tennis ’71 54 BOTTOM ROW (I. to r.): B.Fifer, M.Graven. B.Scmba, SJohnson, F.Bc at. M.Carpenter. SECOND ROW (I. to r.); M.Garten. P Bochcrt. R Johnson. P.Kuisk. BTlsham. I.Kuisk. D.Engler. Mr. Potter (coach). BOTTOM ROW (I. to r.) G Walcn. S.Svcom (capU S.Littlc. SECOND ROW (I. to r.) Mr Ruliffson (coach). J.C iok. G.Schat lcin. L Jenkins, S.Hanebcck. WASHBURN 7W Edison 17 W WASHBURN 10 Henry 9 WASHBURN 12 16 North 916 WASHBURN 10 Vocational 2W WASHBURN 9 Southwest 17 WASHBURN 416 Roosevelt 20 Vi WASHBURN 15 South 1 WASHBURN 21 Central 516 WASHBURN I0W Marshall-U. 3 WASHBURN 8 West 9 W In spite of the lack of returning lettermen. the golf team did exceptionally well this year. Mr. Ruliffson took his team to the city meet where they placed sixth. Since it was a relatively young team, this accomplishment was the reward which all the hardworking team members deserved. Girls’ Swimming The Girls' Swimming Team showed surprising depth in the events this year. The girls practiced twice a week. Their determination paid off in the city meet, where individuals placed well in the top 12. The team, with 223 points, placed 3rd in the city behind West with 314 points, and Southwest with 275. Co-captains: Gretchcn Heidelberg and Leigh Taylor. WASHBURN 49 Ldison 40 North IK West 356 Southwest 343 WASHBURN 327 WASHBURN 60 South-Central 30 Marshall-U 18 BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.y A. Anderson; K Brooks; A. Lockhart; J. Root; S. Holboork; S. Wektvrdt; M. Bectsch; I). Kalbcrcr. 2ND ROW: N Holland; B. Cosgrove; B Horn; M. Nicnabcr; S. O'Brien; G. Heidelberg; (Co-Capt.) C. Anderson; K. Satern; B. Slromgrcn; I., Bailey; 3RD ROW: Mrs. Moody. (Coach); M. Go sclin; D. Carlson; L. Gunderson; K. Heidelberg; C. Mccklcrbcrg; T. Brass; J. Kul :T. Ashe. 56 BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.): M.Ashwell; li.llarkncu; B.Bicker; M.Murphy; K.Gravcn. 2ND ROW J Hogdon; P.Pryor; (i.King; K.Storvick; M.Mueller; L.Kusck; L.DcBcck; Mrs. Meier (Coach). This summer, led by their captain Barb Bicker, the Girls’ Tennis team was up early for long, hard practices. The girls won the City Championship with ease showing that these practices paid off. The team was strong with five returning players. Girls’ Tennis Score Box WASHBURN 7 Central 0 WASHBURN 7 North 0 WASHBURN 5 Roosevelt 2 WASHBURN 7 South 0 WASHBURN 4 Southwest 3 WASHBURN 5 Henry 2 WASHBURN 7 Vocational 0 Mrs. Donna Thiel employed her gymnastics skill and training plus much time and concern in coaching the girl's gymnastics team. The team, only two years old. consists of 24 girls, who compete on the balance beam, uneven parallel bars, the horse and in floor cxccrisc. Each gymnast much compose her own routine to fit into either the novice, intermediate, or advanced categories. Captains were Amy Anderson and Barb Peterson. The girls pitched in to buy uniforms which helped to instill greater pride in the team. Three practice meets were planned w ith the city meet ending the season in March. BOTTOM ROW (L TO R.): J. Olofson. II. Barnum. S. Carpenter. J. MeDermid. G Barr. L. Bailey. P. Finerty. L. Ncttlestad. 2ND ROW: A. Anderson (capt). K, Brooks. M. Olson. N. Ilctland. G. Rics. P. Schonncscn. T Brass. B Peterson (capt ). 3RD ROW: K Matson. II. Harkness R Brown A. Cruse. N. PI wood BOTTOM ROW (L TO R.): C. Pederson. S. Merrill, G. Gustafson, A. Youngdahl, N. Carlson. L. t.aVinc. 2ND ROW: L. DcBcck, K. McGoldrick. B Bicker, C. Campion, L Barnum. D. Gruber 3RD ROW: Mrs. Moody (coach), J. Johnson. L. Taylor. K FitzGerald. P. Pryor. J. Gossclin. J. Rule Under the direction of Coach Moody, the badminton team took third place in City. The team practiced three times a week in the girl's gym. Though many girls lacked experience, the team showed good form. Everyone eagerly hopes for a great season next year. Girls’ Badminton CITY STANDINGS Wins Losses Southwest ..................8 0 Marshall-U .................7 | West........................6 I WASHBURN....................5 2 North ......................4 3 Henry, South ...............3 4 Vocational .................2 5 Central, Roosevelt .........I 6 Edison .....................0 7 BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.y. A.Anderson. K.Brooks. N.Hetland. J McCollum. J.Root. K.Jackson. 2ND ROW: J Johnson, S.O'Bricn. K.Anderson. I,.Warder. J.Danielson. S.llogbcrg. B.Wui l. C.Chambcrlain. L.Owen. 3RD ROW: Mrs. Moody (coach). D.Ried. J.Kutz. B.Gordon. K.Heidelberg. C.Shcrrill. M.liunnon. D.Brucc. S.Chasc Girls’Track ’71 Last Spring was the first time a girls track team existed at Washburn. They practiced twice a week, sharing the track with the boys, who shared their knowledge and experience of track competition with them. All their work paid off at the City Meet. Washburn's girls completely dominated • the competition, winning first place in seven out of eleven events and setting many city records. Washburn finished first in the City with 110 pts. Their closest competitor was North with 64 pts. Letterwomen BOTTOM ROW (L% Tp.R.): y Lockhart. B B.ek-cr. S. O'Brien, GJohnson, J Rolinc. H darkness 2ND ROW: K.Anderson, J Rains, B Horn. M Murphy, M.Neinaber. K Jackson. J.Stitz. 3RD ROW: B Walzl. .GJieidkbcrg. P.Carlson. C. Chamberlain, S.Stevensi M .Mueller. L.DcBcck. S. Hogbcr 4TH ROW: J.Kul , K.Hcidleberg. L Taylor, J.Hodgdon. S.Chase, I) Bruce. K.Fitz-Gerald. K Storvick. MHannon (NOT PIC.): D. Reid. Lettermen’s Club BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R F Bc at. S.Johnson. H.UIrkh. R.Evan, L.Lockfcm. J.Fclling 2ND ROW: D.Rudolf. B Whilchcad. S.Hanson, I).Nelson, J.Cziok, M.Forbes. M. Graven. D.Camp. 3RD ROW: {..Morgan, S.Baglicn. R.FI-sham. B.Barlh. R.Sioppleman, D.Jensen. P.Aakcr. G.Walcn. 4TH ROW: B Lamb. D O Br.cn, K.Carlson. C.Gilbcrtson, G.KIcttc, j.Noonan. W.Tramcl, T.Simonscn, R.Paulson. TSchultcis. K Capra. D.Evans. P.Leik. G Schla lien, l.’Rolh 2ND ROW: T.Pohlman. J.LaBahn D.Sclander. S.Unnch. B Hamncs. 3RD ROW: j Hughes. B.Mogilevsky. T.Stake. J.Wendling. M Mayncrd, S Bell 4+H ROW: J.Bohan. D Kalenow ski. R Anderson. D.Hahan, C.Bristol. M.Gronseth R.Sirncy. (NOT PIC.): BGiUqutst. 61 BOTTOM ROW (L TO R. T.Gronbcrg. J.Wiilu. P Case. B Johnson. S.Sefton. M Melody. 2ND ROW: V.KIIison. B Guillc. K Rock-hokl. Pemberton, R.Lcc. R.Baglien. J.Curtis. 3RD ROW: M.Weaver. J.l.csinski. M Osgar. R.Anderson. G.KIctte. J.Knight. Mr Wural (Coach). Sophomore Sports BOTTOM ROW (I TO R ): N.Trammel. J.Sovell. P.Bonvtrom. S.Maycs. M Allen. K.Hirsch. C.Cutter. D.Vorcis, M Swan. B Stewart 2ND ROW: S.Sagcdahl. B.Hayes, T.Ficbeger, P.tlliot. T.Gjcrdc. J.Goff. M.Campion, J.Storvick. (..Cunningham. J.Jarr. D.Carlton 3RD ROW: D.Crighton. T.Lanic, L.Smith. S.Limey. Mr Turnbaugh (Coach). Mr. Carlson (Coach). D.Carlson. K.Johnson, S.Carlson. J Scflon 4TH ROW: A.White, T.Butler. C.Mogilcfsky. D.Postcn. V.Shcpard, J Rock. B.Grimm. T.Turrcntinc. G.Hamer. D.Paquey. J.Cartcr. (NOT PIC.): M Osgar, K.Hopper. BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.k M.Hawley. B.Cronkhitc, M.Hein, K.McGraw, SSimmonson. Tkiskila. P.Putnam. C.Nelson. B Olson.2ND ROW: J.Hirsh. R Small). K.Carls. G Broman. J.Walkholl , I).Carlson. M Halfman. JArcndlc. D.Vories BOTTOM ROW' (L. TO R.): J.Sovell. S.Peltcrson, T.Fiebcrgcr. L.Cunningham. S.Sagedahl, T.Couller. K.Anderson. D Mueller. 2ND ROW: K.Johnson. D.Peterson. I) Posten. V.Sheppard. L.Stalwick, C.Norcm. D.Talbott. Mr. Stephens (coach). BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R): K. Swanson. P Ramstad. J Raimtad. R.Braucr. B A Hanson. R.Faicon. P. Elliott. A.White. 2ND ROW; T.Gronberg. M.Williams. M.Ortoff. B Monnie. N.Tramcl. M.Gibson. JBcck. C.Mogvilcvsky. mm . : ■ Blue-Tri Cabinet (L. TO R.): J. O'Luughlin. Chapter Coordinator; A. Anderson. All-School President; M. Mueller.Scc.-Trcas.;S. Herridge, Chapter Coordinator. Y-Teens CHAPTER ONE: BOTTOM ROW (I.. TO R )- L.Taylor. J. Milnor C. I Icy wood. G. Jorgenson. E. Eisenberg, (Pres.). 2ND ROW- C. Dinglcy. C. Mchlin, G. Heidelberg, A. Lockhart. Blue-Tri had the job of overcoming student apathy, in order to get students to join. The council's main objective was to have the year full of fun activities, some for only Blue-Tri members, and some for the whole school. The Council met over the summer for the purpose of getting to know each other, to work together better, and to organize Blue-Tri activities. An all-school activity was planned for each month with various other programs in between. Some of the all-school activities included: a sex fair with speakers on abortion, birth control, and homosexuality, an alternate life-styles symposium, overnights at the downtown Y, and. of course, the Blue-Tri Semi-Formal. Blue-Tri's year-long service project was the collection of glass for crushing and recycling; at one such collection twenty tons of glass were amassed. All these activities helped to prove true the Blue-Tri slogan: It'll be the best year yet! 66 Y-advisor: Mary Finnegan CHAPTER TWO; BOTTOM ROW L. TO R L Reagan; J. Ujifusa. A. Johnson (Pres.); C. Pclto; 2ND ROW- N. Andreasen. J. Holland; J. Peterson; S. Romfo. Blue-Tri 1971-72 CHAPTER FOUR: BOTTOM ROW (L TO R J. Slit ; S. O'Brien. M l.aatsch (Pres ); S. Easley; 2ND KOW-M. Ilaxby: K Smalley; J W’estman; L. Alexander. CHAPTER THREE; BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R S. Green; G. Scherk. I Gross. C. Olson; 2ND ROW- M Fruen. D. Jones Pres.); C. Sherrill; D. Jorgenson; T. Hare. CHAPTER FIVE: BOTTOM ROW (L TO R D. Knauff; E. MeDerrmd; D. Moon (Pres ); M LaBree. 2ND ROW. P. Doering; L. Damkrogcr; G. Harris; V. Erickson, (not pie.). CHAPTER SIX: BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.)- A. Holmlund; K.Thurcr; J. Brown: B. Gulbrandson. 2ND ROW- P. Schon-ncsen; K. Iverson; N. Roctman; P. Thompson; E. Marc. 3RD ROW- C. White; S. Sigerseth; II. Smith: C. Palmer; K. Paulson; K. Doling. M. Quanbcck (Pres.-not pic.). CHAPTER EIGHT: BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R S. Masse: S. Lloyd; J. Carlson; L. Swenson; N. Chase. 2ND ROW-N. Erickson (Pres.); M. North: M. l.aBuhn; D. Bcndcl; S. Griffiths. 68 CHAPTER SEVEN: BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R J. Grace: M. Din-cson; S. Farrell; A. Kicn lc: K. Gates. 2ND ROW- V. Madden; S. Smith; M. Erickson (Pres.); N. Carlson; L. Rotegard; J. Harrison. 3RD ROW-K. Erickson; C. Wilhelm; S. Crockett; P. Pryor; D. Dachn; J. Olofson; � Moe. CHAPTER NINE: BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R L. Nettlcstad; J. Van-lleel; D. Swenson: C. Hanson (Pres.); S. Bloom. 2ND ROW’- J. Taylor; J. Nelson; J. Blcwctt; J. Ivors; M. McIntosh. 3RD ROW'- C. Vrooman; D. Vane; B. Schrocdcr; P. Erhard: J. Wilcox (Soph, rep.); C. Kamann. CHAPTER TEN: BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R N. Scarlett; P. Crowley; M Hedger (Pres ); J. Pelto (Soph rep ); G. Lenvik. 2ND ROW- B Norby; G. Lunneborg; K Barber; N. Nelson. 3RD ROW- J. Klustcr; J MeDermid; J. WesthofE.C. Blum;C. Porter CHAPTER TWELVE; BOTTOM ROW L. TO R L. Fergestad; J. Kclchan; J. Solyntjes; N. Kimura; B. Long 2ND ROW- L Erickson; B. Johnson; K. Nelson; R. Edes; S. Martiason. 3RD ROW- R Maltese; R. Olson; J. Met ker; N. Olofson; (Pres.); M Pedric; R Waldcmar CHAPTER ELEVEN BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R C. Barth; C. (Wash; K. Matson; M. Foley; J. Gustafson; M. Bjornstad. 2ND ROW- M. Little; C. Du Lae. C. Anderson; K. Graven; L. Matlkc (Pres.); S. Greeley CHAPTER THIRTEEN: BOTTOM ROW' (L. TO R.|- J. Darkness; M. Rostrum; J. Eckhoff. K. O’Laughlin (Pres.) C. Pederson. 2ND ROW- K. Satcron; D. Romano; J. Abcln N. Yuungdahl 3RD ROW- K Hare; S. Tallakson; L. Bailey J.Gusselm. M. LaBell. 71 Stage Band; BOTTOM ROW (I. to r.): T.Schrocdcr. D.Dinter. S.Knoblauch. T.Ficbigcr. P.Domholt. ROW 2: B.Fulmer. C.Jennings, J.Bohan. P. Pryor. ROW' 3; P. Grustans, I).Bartholomew, R.Johnson. M.Gronscth. D.Fiskum. D.Taylor. J.McLaughlin. Washburn's musical talent is displayed in its four bands: the Stage Band, Marching Band. Pep Band, and Orchestra. New marching formations added to the marching band's snappy performances at football half time acitvities. Taking up where they left off, the Pep Band entertained us during the winter sports season, while the stage band played at auditoriums. The orchestra presented its annual spring concert, to the enjoyment of all who attended. Orchestra; BOTTOM ROW (I. to r.J: S.Johnson. S.Swanbrrg. D.Anker. A.Anker. M.Warren. T.Burnside. G.Hawkinson. D.Carlson. ROW 2: L.Raudcnbush. D.Johnson. N.Weaver. Y.Herron. P.Domholt. k.Olson. L.Larsen. T.Schrocdcr. S.Knoblauch, W.Massey. P. Tcarsc. B.l.indstrom. J.Turrcntinc, P.Marston. C.Nordquist. A.Bowlds. ROW 3; M.Gibson. J.Savold. D.Taylor. P.Grustans. M.Gronscth. T.Butcher. D.Carlson. B.Unger. D.Dinter. B.Fulmer. C.Jcnnings. J.Boman. V.AIstad. A.Sicbcr. S. Road felt. not pictured: V.Erickson Marching Bund; BOTTOM ROW: (I. to r): S.Nchottc, I. Barnum. K.Michaels. J McLaughlin. K.Kachlcr. L.Larsen. D.Bartholomew. T. Schrocdcr. I).Taylor, S.Knoblauch, A.Youngduhl. I .Piyor. M.Antonson. L.Lundqunl, J.Thompson, K Reagan, K.Dainsbcrg. ROW 2; J.Lricson, K.CIausscn. T.Aunc, I).Sutton, f).Peterson. I).Anderson. B.Nelson. J l urrcnlinc, R Johnson. L.Wowk. P.Onslow, B.CarLson, J.Savold, M.F.ricman, K.Bullson. N.Gustafson. ROW 3: J.Scholl. T.Gronberg, J.Storvick, J.Bergman. P.Grustans. J.Borden, D.Fiskum, B.Peterson. K.Hunt, B.Fulmer. W.Massey. B.Lamb, P.Kclehan, K.Gatcr. Mr. Eli Barnett (advisor). ROW 4: P.OIson. J.Hodpdon, K Storvick, K.Johnson. J.Bohan. C.Jcnnings. W.Ungar. T.Fiebigcr. M.Gronscth, T.Stakc, P.Domholt, T.Bodin. L.Reagan. G.Hawkinson, Sistrom. T.lluttncr. K.Olson, G.RinghLser. D.McElmury, R.Slick, D.Carlson. D.Dintcr. Washburn’s Variety of Music Makers Pep Band. BOTTOM ROW: (I.tor.): J.McLaughlin. D.Bartholomew, I..Larsen, T.Schroc dcr. S.Knoblauch. D.Taylor, R.Johnson, P.Kclehan. T.lluttncr. ROW 2; P.Domholt. J.Savols. L.Lundquist. D.Fiskum, N.Anderson, D.Peterson, L.Barnum. K.Reagan. M. Antonson. ROW 3: W Unger. J.Bohan. C.Jcnnings. M.Gronseth. P.Grusians. B Lamb. P.OIson. B.Fulmer. D.Dinter. I . Y 1 .’■J.. ? 1 £ %% %lk I % V 1 ■ j. x ■■ r r A , ‘it II Baton twirlcrs; Kathy Ballman and Marna Hricson. BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R R.Tibor; N.Rodman; K Simonct; K Wood; K.Swarwon. 2ND ROW. J.Liberko; J.Lynch; A.Chapman; J.Wcrkd; J.Swaggcrt; (not pic.): B Bcva; K.Kalaslad; J Sims. D.Mahoncy; D.Milcs; J.Seift The Soccer Club, coached by Washburn's own Mr. Parker, has now been in existence for three seasons. Steadily improving, the Soccer Club played West, a seasoned team that has been established for some lime. Relatively new, Washburn suffered a defeat, but still retained its high level of enthusiasm. The club consists of eleven players, including three girls. Soccer Club and Gym Aides Gym aides are seniors who like physical education and are willing to help teachers with their gym and health classes. They assist underclassmen in learning gym skills and help the teachers with such things as grading papers and designing bulletin boards. BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R. S. Chase; A. Kaufmann; L. Brown; K. McOold-rick. 2ND ROW: M Sorenson; S. Fors-mark; J. Peterson; C. Hcislad; K.Dains-berg; J. Case; C. Sherrill 3RD ROW: C. Chamberlain; I Bergerson; A. Anderson. 74 BOTTOM ROW: B. Gillqtmt. 2ND ROW (L. TO R): N.Truct-son; B. Long; J. Hughes. 3RD ROW: D. Fiskum; J. Poulincn (Advisor); T. Kunin. The Chess Club met on Thursdays and provided some grounds from which to select members for the Chess Team. The Chess Team payed the entry fees for their meets and found their own transportation. The primary problem was getting team members to attend the meets. If they couldn't get anyone to play a board, it had to be forfeited. Debate and Chess Club The debaters spent the summer and fall preparing note cards for their debates. The topic for the Debate team this year was: Resolved: That the court system in the U.S. should be significantly changed. Round Robins were scheduled every Wednesday afternoon to break in novice debaters, and there were weekend debates to break out the experienced debaters. The team missed winning the City title by one debate. BOTTOM ROW: (L.TO R.k H Ulrich; M Gibson. 2ND ROW: P. Gruslans; T. Huit-ncr; D. Bartholomew; D. Fiskum. BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.yT Morin. C. ZyUtra. K. O'l.aughlin. J. Ecklund. M. North. I. Bichl.2NI) ROW: K Anderson. L. Ilanscn. M Johnson. J. Carlson. P. Winthrow. B. Gunlaugson.(Not Pic.): L. Clyde. R. Marchand.S. Hirsch, J. Pearson. K. Johnson. R. Ellis. G. Borrell. J. Mady. Y. Oilman. Library, Counseling and Office Aides Each year several people include in their program an hour to work in one of the offices or the library. These people are then enlisted to perform certain duties in these areas. These people perform important functions to the school and help to keep it running smoothly. BOTTOM ROW L. TO R Office Aides: J Kloster. S. Romfo. 2ND ROW Counseling Aides: J. Gustafson. B Whitehead. V. Gustafson. The purpose of the Washburn Chapter of AFS (American Field Service) was to raise money to send students abroad. Because of AFS students from other countries get the chance to spend time in America and live with a host family. The student may live with a family and attend school for a summer or the entire year. Youth Marc and AFS Youth MARC is a voluntary organization consisting of Washburn students who arc concerned with the problem of Mental Retardation. By providing service at various schools and institutions throughout the city, members learn more about those who arc mentally retarded. Meetings were held several times a week to discuss problems which had arisen in the organization. According to every member. Youth MARC is an organization that allows people to help the retarded, whocan be helped. AV LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Auric; D. Gas;C. Norum; M. Bartholomew; J. Bianski. Audio Visual Crew and Lunchroom Cashiers The AV Crew is a diligent group of workers who lake care of all incoming and outgoing films ordered by the teachers. They handle projectors, slide projectors, record players, tape recorders, etc., that help our teachers add interest in the classroom. Lunchroom Cashiering is a fourth hour elective which offers the participants an opportunity to work for either a set wage or free lunches. Cashiers (LEFT TO RIGHT) Joyce Owens Chris Grimes Mary Fimon 78 Stage Crew and Equipment Room Crew A little recognized group of individuals in Washburn is the Stage Crew. Without their help, there would be no auditoriums, school plays, or Millwheels. They are the people who keep the stage and all its lights in good working order. It is the only self-supported stage in the city. The Equipment Room is that little room in the little hall by the 49th Street door. Advised by Mr. Schmidt, these boys take care of Washburn’s athletic uniforms and equipment. BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R ): K. Buchanan: D. Johnson; D. Klacrs. 2ND ROW: B. Bell; 6‘ Brown; D. Bury. LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Bergman; R.Paulson; R. A nderson; J. Bergstrom; P.Carlson; Mr. Schmidt. (Advisor). BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R): T.Bixby. J.Denholm. B.Faust, T.Bennett. L.Boyce. 2ND ROW: D.Martin. K.Banashak. J.Lindquist. G.Wciscr. O.Crockcr. 3RD ROW: G.Moc, B.Bcrg, J.Dorn. Mrs. Reed (advisor). D.Stewart. B.Gcrncr. K. Keeler. 4 I’M ROW: J.Mcllang. J.Ncwbcrgcr. R.W'aadc, P.Kjorncs, D.Kelvic. Work Program and Cooperative Education Program The Cooperative Training and Work Programs consist of students who arc chosen to receive on the job training benefits plus the needed credits for graduation. The students on these programs are in school for 2 or 3 hours a day to take the required courses. They then go to work for the rest of the day. 80 BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R ): C Hall. S hetland. S.WhccIcr. S.Mikoloff. R Sprague. K.Gustafson. 2ND ROW: K.Quinn, I.Cain. D.Kenyon. P.Johnson. 3RD ROW: M.Kholz. T.Perkins. B.Jaunty, K.Hayes. T.Campbcll. R. Dennis. Office Skills- BO I rOM ROW (L. TO R.): J. Koclmel; P. Pedersen; M. Thompson; D. Moon; J. Schroder; K. Boerboom; I). DcMars. 2ND ROW: S. Saunders; S. Johnson; K. Christopherson; S. Beaty; D. Mason; S. Anton-sen; L. Mack; P. Roeque. (Not Pic.)-C. Keister. M. Warner. Distributive Education- BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R ): M. Buhn;T. Vossen; B. Blanco J. Nygaard; K. Leighton. 2ND ROW: S. Commerford; J. Paulson; L. Sweeter; D. Dorn; D. Sprague; 3RD ROW: K. Birnelc; M. Winslow; B. Hanson; L. Morton; C. Lac-Bon; S. Daly; P. Kc ar; Mr. I ndchar (Advisor). Trade and Industry- BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R ): D. Peterson; J Larson. L. Zuppan; S. Petersen; D Crose. 2ND ROW: K. Taylor; C. Mueller; D. Sohat lcin; B. Fine; R. White; 3RD ROW: J. Hoch; (� . Disch; C. Bourgcavlt; N. Gastuch: J. Lindquist. 4TH ROW; B. Montgomery; M Hidingcr; L. Schci; J. Kartes; T lloch. 5TH ROW: J. Ryder; D. Muller; P. Swanson; Mr. Anderson; (Advisor); K. Summers; D. Borrett. 81 BOTTOM ROW (I. to r.): B.Witc; S.Griffiths; L.Bcrgscth; J.Dinnccn; C.Wisc. J.Rovick; J.Waddington, H. Slocum; J.Swinton; A Johnson; J Roline L. Damkrogcr; S.Forsmark 2ND ROW: D.Knauff; J.Anderson; LBluttic; I. Rotegard; M Erickson; N.Kimura; I..Swenson; N.Erickson; J.Root M. King bay; S.Stcphcns; V.Shepherd; D.Dachn; A.Kaufman; B.Granning. I) Jorgensen 3RD ROW: L. Hannon; G.Heidelberg; M.Gosselin; D Gladcr; G.Waters; J Mikclson; P.Michaels; D.Gilbcrtson; S.Holcomb: J.C iok; T.Anderson; G.Walen; D.Lanc; J.LcMoine; K.Smallcy; B.Fine C. He is tad 4TH ROW: J.Wcstman; S.Chasc; P. Car Ison; T Johnson; B.Buchanan: B. Bailey; D.Hallas; S. Rudolph. F.Mclunder; I Morgan; T.Turner N. Gastuch: A.Wilcox; J.Smaby; T.Huttncr; C.Silcr; J.Ujifusa. Choraliers Mr. Lydell and the Choraliers presented various concerts during the course of the year, including a Fall, Christmas, and Spring Concert, and a concert with the Minnesota Symphony Orchestra. They participated in an innovative program for the State Music Teachers’ Convention and went caroling at the Veteran’s Administration Hospital. The 72 hard-working singers look time out from their work to enjoy thenselves with a Fall picnic, Christmas caroling, tobogganing and hot chocolate, sliding, a hayridc, and parties after concerts. All in all it added up to be another superior Washburn Choir. 82 Stewed tomatoes, the soccer game in the University of Surrey lobby, Naum Sluzney-“thc piano player, Milwaukee kids, Guildford Cathedral and the magnificent view from the hill, Notre Dame and the majesty of London, the Carrelon of Bells in Brugge with the sound and light show, no water with meals, and Chartre Cathedral were only a few of the experiences that the Choraliers encountered on their trip through England. Belgium, the Netherlands, and France last summer. They sang in England in the Anglo-American International Festival of Music competition. They saw European stereotypes of Americans erased as individual friendships were formed. All of this proved once again that music is the international language. i'1f VX J moth : ,,.� •• h 1838 Tir U! « v I ? Vf K n fi ’ HOTTOM ROW (I TO R v J Knoll C Hazd. L.Ncttlcsiad. B.Grccn. J.Kimura. R.Pappas. B.Kanzski. L.Rocko. K Kf“ cf- 11 “7ko cILoT„° S� %,.Vwa,, ,M f'� S . Vh SwTbiI ROW S O’Brien I) Moc J Barr S Maruuart. J.KIostcr. M.Sorenson D.Gec. C.Mclin S Buchanan, I. J . ., C Jcr M.Ut£ SO ySpik.qK Salteron. M.Fca,begone. K Carrol,. S O,son. ROtgdvk, C.La.rc, G.Gusufson. P. Van Bockel. Girls’ Choir and Madrigals BOTTOM ROW (L ro R ): N.Kimuru. II.Slocum. A.Kaufmann. L.Rolcgard. J.Anderson. J.Swinton. 2ND ROW: T.Andcrson. B W hile. G.Walen. P.Carlson. F.Mclander. J.LcMoine, S. Rudolph. The Girls' Choir worked hard all year getting ready to sing at concerts, social gatherings, and the City and State Contests. The Choir consisted of Seniors and Juniors until the semester w hen 15 Sophomore girls were selected to be in the choir under the direction of Mr. Lydcll. This year instead of dividing the Madrigals into Juniors and Seniors, Mr. Lydell arranged Monday and Thursday groups each consisting students from both grades. These smaller groups were able to sing at selected places normally unsuitable for a larger chorus. 84 BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R. J.Waddington. J.Cziok. J.Mikdson. I Bcrgseth. J Root 2ND ROW: M.W’asem. D Dachn. D I anc, S.Holcomb. V Uphoff. T.Turner. L.Damkrogcr. Student Council: BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.y- B. Gillqubt; M. Booal� ; C Heywood; S. Flynn; B. Gulbrandson; R. Nicholson; R. Cosgrove. 2ND ROW- J. Holland; S. Joyce; J. Gossclin; I). Gatcly; N. Bunker; C. Ilcislad; L.Bailey. 3RD ROW- Mr. Krause-Advisor; J l.ykkcn; I). Duncan; I.. Morgan; S. Stevens; H. Ulrich; K. Ilcidclburg; N.VonFcl-difn; J. Hopkins 4TH ROW- S. Schwartz; B. King; G. Jorgenson; T. Kunin. •The Sludeni Council was once again composed of two groups; The Student Problems Committe and The Social Committee. The Social Committee sponsored social activities and dances such as Homecoming and Holiday Hoe-down. The Student Problems Committee worked on such activities as Student Congress, the Student Strike, curriculum changes, and the new Student Bill of Rights. The Student Council met daily and attempted to improve the quality of education and solve current problems as well as trying to make student life more enjoyable. nmniinniiiiin 11,1,1 ffrrrfiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Social Committee: BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R J. Gossclin; B Gulbrandson; R Nicholson; H Ulrich; I. Bailey. 2ND ROW- K. Ilcidclburg (Vice-President); N. Bunker; M. Boosalis; S. Joyce. 86 Student Problems Committee: BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.)-J. Hopkins: D. Gately; T. Cosgrove. 2ND ROW- S. Schwartz; L. Morgan; B. Gillquisi; D. Duncan; S. Flynn (Vice-President). The Grist of 1971-72 was truly excellent. As always, the newspaper was voluntarily supported; it is the only school paper in the city that does not require all students to subscribe to it. The hard work and imagination of the Gristers brought many new innovations to the paper. A Classified Ads section was started, in which students could print anything (within reason) for free. A series of articles on Community Services, such as the Pharm House, was printed to increase the student awareness of such services. Polls were taken to determine the students' interests, and articles and interviews were written in accordance with the results of the polls. All this made the Grist an outstanding newspaper. Grist Staff: BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.)-T. Bailey; J. Kachclmachcr (litlitor); J. I'earcc; J.- l.ykkcn; N. Licbcrm n; M. Graven. 2ND ROW- G. Harvey; G. Jorgenson; C. Pclto: V. Dorsey; S. Green; J. O'Laughlin. 3RD ROW- B. I.udcke; S. I.asley; P. Olson; A. Greene; D. Jones: B. Hlsham: B. Kifcr. Grist Arc you really going to take my picture? Newswriting Class 'Newswriting is a class that prepares students for future work on the Grist. This year there were 2 separate semester courses. They studied •areas of journalism such as: how to write interesting leads, different angles to take on a story, and the mechanics of putting a paper together. All this helps to insure a knowledgeable and experienced Grist staff for next year. William Edwin MacGregor III. Scot 7:45? It’s too early! With no idea of where to begin and a deadline in four weeks, the Wahian staff began to slowly learn the mechanics of putting a yearbook together. Because of a lack of money, the staff began a fund-raising drive. Parents, local businesses, and friends, became Patrons to the yearbook by buying space for advertising or personal messages. The Bobbscy Twins Countless hours and sleepless nights went into the making of the 1972 Wahian. Photographs, lay-outs, and copy were coordinated to try to present a unique yearbook. The staff faced deadlines, headaches, arguments, compromises, and endless evening meetings to try to provide Washburn with the best Wahian ever. Two turtle doves and a Partridge in a chair, see? BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R. A Anderson. H.Harkness. C.Dinglcy. M.Hanisch. D.Pajerski. 2ND ROW: N.Andrcascn (Editor). S.Hcrridgc. J.Mil-nor. J.Ecklund. D.KnaufT. S.BraZ7.cll (Advisor). 3RD ROW: J.Rovick, M Mueller. J.Ujifusa (Copy editor). S Mosley. H.Rosen. 4TII ROW. R Ellis. B.Buchanan, I. Morgan. (NOT PIC.): S.MacGregor. (Mead Photographer). M Partridge. J.Peterson (Lay-Out Editor). L .Taylor, E Eiscnbcrg. D.Camp. Wahian Staff Wahian Staffers work together Editors seek guidance. The small but enthusiastic Poplars staff was chosen by Mr. Garrard Beck, the advisor, after only one announcement for applications. Soon after the staff was organized, advertising and review of submitted work was begun. This year’s theme was one of uniqueness, diversity, and creativity. A wide variety of work, especially a cheerful disposition was encouraged, so as to produce a sunny atmosphere for the book. Submitted works lived up to their expectations and the style of the book itself also added special touches to the finished product. Copy and Art-(L. TO R): J Johnson. S.O'Brien. L.Damkrogcr. J.PcIto. 92 Poplars Editorial Board: (L TO R.): J.Cunningham, E.Eiscnbcrg. M.Kclar, J.Lykkcn. C.PcIto. J.Swenson, D.Taylor. (L TO R.): J.Swenson, L.Damkrogcr, S.O'Bricn. E.Eiscnberg, J.PcIto. J.Lykkcn, D.Tavlor. C.PcIto, J.Cunningham, G.Johnson. V W.yPU? Dave Aascrud Kenneth Abdo Stefan Ahlness Sue Aldrich Bill Allanson Mark Allen Jean Allison Vicki A 1st ad Cyd Anderson Dan Anderson David Anderson Jim Anderson Kathleen Anderson Kim Anderson Margaret Anderson Mary Anderson Peter Anderson Stan Andersen Tad Anderson Thomas Anderson Beth Arncson Grant Athmann Doug Atwill Teresa Avenson Pam Babcock Tom Bachc-Wiig David Back man Ross Baglien Liz Bailey Julie Banc Jerry Barbcrio Mary Barber Steve Barland David Barlow Molly Barnum Theresa Barrett Sheryl Barth Juli Beard Joseph Bednarski Scott Beckman Richard Bcclh Bruce Bcldcn Carol Bell Debbie Bcndcl Yvonne Bennett Bev Bennington Tony Berens Margaret Berg Scott Bergman Barb Bergstrom Debra Bergstrom Clyde Berlin Bruce Bevis Mary Jo Bjornstad Carolyn Blackman Judy Blake Sue Bloom Cathy Blum Kathy Bochcrt Paul Bonxtrom Jim Borden Kim Boscoe The Five Minute Dash to Class Adrienne Bowlds Steve Boyles Beverly Brcidall Bruce Brcidall Karin Brink Greg Bristol Steve Broberg Kerry Broderick Craig Broman Mike Bros Gene Brown Jackie Brown Rick Brown Robin Brown Susan Brown Claudia Bruber Lori Bryngclson Mary Buchanan Janet Bucher Jon Buchlcr Mark Buffie Mark Burak Steve Burgess Tom Burnside Shawn Burrington Michele Caffrey Mike Campion David Carlson Jane Carlson Nancy Carlson Stan Carlson Sue Carpenter Debra Carr Jeff Carroll Jesse Carter Cloys Cecil Mary Chandler Allen Chapman Helen Charlton SucCharnstrom Nancy Chase Jim Chresand Brian Clark Kurt Claussen Kendall Cook Virginia Cook Dave Corbett Tom Cosgrove Tom Coulter Alccia Cox Doug Crichton Tom Critchctt Sue Crockett Brad Cronkhile Brian Cronkhitc Andrea Cruse Kevin Curley Jeff Crooks Gina Cumber CJiuck Cutter Patty Crowley .Ixroy Cunningham Bob Davies Talking With Friends; Bob Davis Barb Dean Ann DeMars Doug Dennis M ichacl Devery Mary Dincscn Joy Dobbs Carol Dough man Connie DuLac A Favorite Pastime Kathy Doling Bob Dunagan Don Duncan Mark Easter Kris Eastlund Rond a Edcs Peter Elliott Susan Ellison Wesley I Ilyson Nancy El wood Joyce Erdahl Pat Erhard Erickson -Shirley Erickson Tcrr tricson John Ericson ttrr Evans 1 inda Evdc B''Ucr'«'“°n T°mK«t igcr n ‘Weid M ar ar« Kj,h C„r M ary F °lcy ° h - A.|Jn pr« B r cr Kohin Freed Kathy Gatu Theresa Gergen Mike Gibson Nancy Goldman Laura Gould Ron Grams Jim Grenander Debbie Funk Kevin Gau AnnGeskc TimGjcrdc TimGordcr JcniccGoward Sue Greeley Robert Grimm Sue Garrison MikeGaynor Mark Gibson Jim Goff JancGosselin Judy Grace Peggy Greene Diane Gruber Within the Crowd of Washburn, Still an Individual Beth Gulbrandson Kathy llafncr Dave Hall Gregg Hamer Patty Hare Sue Hassc John Hayes Sally Hcinsch Nancy Gustafson Dave Haley DaveHalpcrn Diane Hansen Julie Hark ness Sonja llaug Paty Hayes Larry Heller Valerie Gustafson Chuck Hall Linda Halstead Fred Harding Kay Harrison Mike Hawley Chris Hazel Tom Hcmslrcet Brad Henning Julie Henriksen Brian Herridge Jan Hctland Rich Highum Mark Hines Kevin Hirsch Mary Hirsch Deborah Hocking Jane Hodgdon Linda Hoffman Debbie Holm Terry Houser Linda Hovey Ken Hunt Meribeth Hyldcn Judy Hundman Kris Iverson I'chaikousky Jacox Jim Jahr Pat Jahr Bobbin Jannetta Brad Jensen Bruce Jensen Jim Johansson Barb Johnson Brian Johnson Cory Johnson Dave Johnson David Johnson Ken Johnson Pam Johnson Rebecca Johnson Sharon Johnson Stan Johnson Tom Johnson Arbec Jones Doug Jones Greg Jones Keith Jones Margaret Josal Dyann Judy 101 Debbie Kalbcrcr Kim Kallcstad Dean Katomas Tom Kasch Linda Kasperck Beth Kas ynski Joanne Kclchan Ellen Kennedy Diane Kenyon Barbara Kieffer Faith King Laura King Tom Kiskila Gregg Kispert Jenni Knoll Alan Knutson Steve Knutson Ricky Konrad Mike Kopacck Fred Krant Lynn Krebes Sue Kreisar Mary Kurt . Tom Kvingc Mary Labahn Terry LaFond Debbie l.ainc Chris Lair Steve l.angc Peggy Lamhrccht Ross I.anghans Jan Larson John Larson Tom Larson Tom Larson Lisa LaVine Edward Lawler Roger Lawrence Carin Leiferman Sam l.cininger Jeanne Lcsinski Lynda Lindahl DaveLindbcrg Bruce Lindgren Bobbin Long Jim Lynch Tom Mack Rosemary Maltese Darrel Mason Bill McAllister Randy l.indberg Pam Lindquist Todd Lundborg Joe Lynch Vicky Madden John Manning BobMatheson Patty McCormick Dave Linde Sue Lloyd Ann Lynch Jim MacDonald Cathie Mahoney Bob Marquardt Scott Mayes Jill MeDermid Lunchroom Theme: Try It, You’ll Like It Jim McDonald Rich Melnnis Carol Meadows Sue Merrill Dan Miles Sharon Mitchell Chuck Mogilevsky Rick Moore Kevin MeGraw Jessie McNiccc Carol Mecklenburg Julie Met ker Kathy Miller Rick Moccia Nancy Montcrotti Robert Moore Barb McGuire Mary Meacham Jerry Mcldoy Keith Michaels Ken Miller Carmen Mocn Paul Moore Terry Morin Cathy Morrison Lori Mosher Julie Muchlbcrg Dave Mueller Robert Muller Cindy Munson Dennis Munson Brian Murphy Kevin Murphy Tom Murphy Pat Murray Susan Nchottc JelT Nclsen Cathy Nelson Chris Nelson Debbie Nelson Jill Nelson Julie Nelson Nancy Nelson Lila Nettestad Ruth Nicholson Mary Nicnabcr Barb Norby Joan Nordberg Tom Nordberg Jerry Nordby Sue Nordbyc Carolyn Nordquist Steve Norlin-W'eave Carl Norum David Oas Charlene Odash Jean Olofson Ann O'Brien Kent O'Grady Barbara Olson Margaret O'Brien KimOland Barry Olson There’s Help .. . Dave Olson Mary Olson Vicki Oilman Janice Olson Ruth Olson John Oman John Olson Sieve Olson Patricia Onslow If You Want It Dave O'Rourke Mike Ortloff Craig Os berg Jim Osgar Tom Oslund Christopher Owen Louise Pajerski Bill Palm Cindy Palmer Sandy Pape Luke Pappas Doug Paquay Quimola Parker Kathy Paulson Barbara Peacock Mike Pedersen Paul Pedersen Jan Pclto Richard Perry Brad Peterson Bruce Peterson Dale Peterson Sieve Peterson Debbie Pietig Robin Pinck Jim Pohlmann Diane Port lance David Fasten Mary Kaye Powell Tom Preston Cindy Prince Patty Pryor Paul Putnam Debbie Quadc Nancy Rasmussen Betsy Reagan Charlotte Rcinckc Idclla Richardson Maribeth Riordan Mark Roberson Wade Ransom l.isa Raudenbush Julie Reeve Dennis Reis Debbie Rieman Jeanne Rivers Joyce Roberts Joni Rasmussen Bonny Raymond Daidre Reud Sherry Rice Gary Ringhiscr Scott Roadfcldt Sue Roberts Each Day Contains Moments of Laughter Mary Rocchio Diane Romano JohnRucinski Steve Sagcdahl Kirsten Satcrcn DanniSchoppc Kathy Schultz Randy RolT Beth Rossiter Carol Rudingcr JcffSandahl David Setoff David Schouwcilcr Sara Schwantcs Karen Romain Tom Roth Peggy Ryan DcanSando Peggy Schonnesen Beth Schrocdcr Robert Scott Barb Seaman Joe Sefton Loretta Selin Vanessa Scljcskog Kevin Shcchy Lynn Selslad bilcen Sherman Geraldine Senskc Rebecca Shinmek Don Sheehan Sue Shult John Sigerseth SucSigersclh T oby Sisson Robert Slick Richard Smalley Steve Smest ad Barb Smith Lucas Smith Sarah Smith Virginia Smith Janet Solyntjes Dcncice Sorenson James So veil Judy Spika Jim St. George Lee Slalw ick Sharon Stamos Sharon Stanton Jon Stcidcl Nancy Stcinkocnig Ginger Stevens Brad Stewart Bruce Stickncy Karen Stockey Paul Stroingrcn Jon Storvick Laura Stubbs Mark Stuckey Mareth Sullivan David Sutton Mark Swan Jim Swanson Keith Swanson Mark Swanson 108 Terri Swanson Mike Sweeney SaraTallakscn Doug Taylor Jean Taylor Sally Teague Pally Tcarsc Vikki Teisberg Bruce Tharaldson Doug Thompson Jacki Thompson Ron Tibor CimJy Tieman Bill Times Steve TKach Laurie Tornquisl Doug Torvund Nathan Tramcl Michelle Troax Tom Trudcll Carrie Tuck Laurie Turnbull Tim Turrcntinc Steve Ugland Scott Ulrich Janice Unstad Debby Vane Greg Van l-vcvy Jan Van Heel Laurie Von Leiden Duane Vorcis Joel Vossen Cindy Vrooman John Wacholz Steven Wagner Karen Walburg Robin Waldcmar Randy Wallace Bridget Wallin Mike Walton Monica Warren Sara Waslrcdl Kulhy Weaver Nancy Weaver Renee Weaver Sieve Wcfcl Diane Wcfclmcycr Jim Wcrkcl John Wcrlcr Debra Wesley John Wcsselman JoAnn Wheeler Claire White Glen While Alan While Sieve Wickham Julie Wilcox Karen Wilcox Freddie Williams Mark Williams Carol Wilson Tim Wtlson Jon Woll Henry Wong Victor Wood Pal Woods Sophomores Find Themselves in New Situations mm mm fs! Jennifer Ann Abeln Brad Albertson Donn Anderson Jannette Anderson Karen Anderson Robert Anderson Maureen Andrew Bruce Ario Nancy Adolphson Laird Allstop Doug Anderson Jeanne Anderson Katherin Anderson Russ Anderson Alice Anker Ann Arnold JcffAhlbcrg Craig Anderson Duane Anderson Judy Anderson Melanie Anderson Tom Anderson Monica Antonson Sandi Arseth Yellow Slips, Pink Passes, Red Tape ... Barry Ash well Colleen Auger Judy Aulwes Bruce Bailey Jeff Ballman Paul Balow David Barbour Lynn Barnum Virginia Barr David Bartholomew Mary Bartholomew Lcslcc Bassin John Bastyr Neal Bauer Bob Becker Robb Bell Mark Benedict Mike Bennett Gary Benson Terry Berg Karen Berg Jim Bergman Randy Berg Karl Bergman Kris Bergstrom Mary Bcrttula Karen Beyer Pam Bidgood Doug Bjornstad Barb Bland Linda Blattic Jeanette Blcwch Curt Block John Bohan Carol Bolinc Maureen Borcll Maty Bos,rom • erry Brass Kim Braun Bob Brink Karen Brooks Steve Brooks Dave Bruslad Kimberly Buchanan Margaret Buffic Rhonda Buhn David Burch Dan Bury Wendy Caddy Darlene Cain Marcy Callicotlc Terry Campbell Colleen Campion Craig Carlson Jancll Carlson Jancllc Carlson Scott Carpenter Pal Carriveau Kathy Carroll Phyllis Carter Pat Case Nancy Cegla Billy Joe Chandon Michael Charlton Roslyn Chenier Lynn Christianson 0 2.SLQ Rodney L. Clark Louise Clausen Charles Clcsslcr Laurel Clyde Fred Comb Cathy Compton Corey Conover Mike Cooney Anita Cooper (ircgCordahl Bridget Cosgrove Martha Countnt Debbie Crocker Bruce Crockett Nancy Cross Connie Crowley Jerry Cumber Scott Cummings Jim Curtis Debbie Dachn Don Duhlbcrg Kris Dale Mike Dalton Jane Danielson Candic Davenport Jim Davidson Denise Davis Kimberly l)can Denman Randy Dennis Dave Deulsch John Dorn Jerry Duncan Anne Diessner Carol Dorsey Dan Dykoski Shelly Dinglcy Laura Doty Randy Hatter K. Patricia Dooley Michael Duffy Janet Hekhoff JoAnn Edquist Bruce Eggers Deborah hndly Lcslyc Erickson Linda Ericson Judd Evingson Mar Fcatherstonc Mary Fimon Jill Edwards Vic Ellison Holly Engstrand Mary Jo Erickson Debbre Eriksen Sue Eye Lynn Fergestad Oail Fisher Kim Edwards Ruth F merson Larry Erickson Nancy Erickson Lu Evenson Sheila Farrell Jan Ferguson Ann Fit patrick Keeping Not Only Mentally But Physically Fit Barb Rom Paul Frank Sharon Frit berg Brain Fulmer DebbicGatcly David Gilbertson BarhGoldstrand KariGraven John Foley James Franklin Leslie Fuller Nancy Garrison Shelly Cause Laura Gilson Andy Grace Bill Greeley Marlys Frandsen David Fraser Newt Fuller Mike Garten MariGhi oni Duane Gladcr BillGranbsch Mike Greenberg Susan Griffiths Chris Grimes Tim Gronberg Kathy Grothaus Paul Grustans Bob Guillc Beverly Gunlaugson Craig Gustafson Dick Gustafson Georgann Gustafson Glynda Gustafson Debbie Hale Tom Haley Janene Hammond Mary Hannon Mike Hanrahan Mary Hansen Barb Hanson Cindy Hanson Floyd Hanson Michael Han lik Guy Hardman Eileen Hare Kathy Hare Scott Harrer John Harrison Noel Hartley Dan Hayes Kevin lloycs Peter Hcaly Barb Kealh Katy Heidelberg l.auric Henriksen Linda Hebrink Carolyn Heinrich Terese Herbst Meredith Hedger Mark Hclscth Brian Herron Trying to Find Nancy Holland Robert F. Ilill Tom Hillman Gary llirsch Stef Hirsch James Hodge Tom Hoffman Scott Holcomb Eileen Holm the Answers Mary Holme Richard Holmes Ann Holmlund Scott Holziqgcr Jim Hopkins Betsy llork Perry Howard Mark Howe Paul Howland Shelley Hoyc Tim Huttner Jackie I vers Tom Iverson Anita Jacobson Steph Jacobs Mike Jannctla Bill Jaunty Craig Jennings Terry Johnson Dean Johnson Erik Johnson Jean Johnson Jill Johnson Jim Johnson Kathy Johnson Kurt Johnson LuAnn Johnson Mark Johnson Mary Johnson Randy Johnson Renee Johnson Brian Johnston Maragarct Jones Jaylenc Joubcrt Debbie Jungcrs Cindy Kamann Terri Kapaun Pal Kclehan Steve Johnson Jim Johnston Melanie Jones Scott Joyce Karen Kaehlcr Bruce Kane Terry Kasch Scott Kellar Tim Johnson (ireg Jones Dan Jordan Ronald Judy Jerry Kalinowski SueKantola Michael Kclar Mark Kelley Juniors Hang in There Gregory Kerns Nancy Kimura Greg Klctte Jeff Knight Karen Kopacck BarbKundc Jane Kutz Margie Lake JanKieft Sharon Klacrs Mark Klinkncr Beth Knooihui cn Karen Krueger Tim Kunm Marta LcBcllc David Lane Ann Kicn lc Claudia Klcss Joan Klostcr Brian Knutson Scott Kulczycki Laurie Kusck Arnold Land Colleen Larkin Lise Larson Karen Larson Pam Larson Susan Lurson Tim Larson Carla Lawrence Patty LeBon Terry Lecy Guyle Lee Richard Lee Bob Lcifcrman Gini Lenvik John Lcsinski Carroll Lewis Jerry Liberko Bev Lmdaus Jeanne Lindquist Dan l.indstrom Paul Linglc Mary Little Scott Little Gail Lofdahl Charlotte Long Michael Loud Greg Lourcy Slu Lovejoy Debbie Lundeen Bruce l.undgrcn Luanne Lundquist Kevin Lundy Gail Lunneborg Doug Mac Lean Kris Madder Marcia Magee Todd Mahnerd Mary Maiuaurakos Rita Marc hand John Markey Leslie Marlow Susan Mjrquardt Phillip Marston Barb Mjrtinson Sue Martinson Steph Maslansky Wyn Massey Laurie Mattke Vicki McNeil Colleen McAdaragh Rick McCabe Connie McCarncy Dan McDowell Donald McLImury Dave McGuire Mary McIntosh James McLaughlin Jon Mcllang Mark Mcldoy Muggy Meyer Karen Michelscn Scott Miller Sue Milnor Naomi Mlynck Ralph Moccia Diane Moc Gary Moc Rita Molitor Dennis Moss Mike Muchow Katy Mulloy Dave Murphy Steve Murphy Dan Murray Miles Naseth Katie Nash Craig Nelson Dan Nelson Greg Nelson Phyllis Nelson Gary Ness l.auri Ncsvold Joe Newberger Charlotte Nicholson Susan NikololY Chris Noble Jill Noonan Jim Noonan Bill Nord Bruce Nordin Mary Ellen North John Nordqutst Kent Northrdt Bill Norccn Kathy O'Brien Rob-Lyn Ogilvic Jeff O'Grady Gene Ohman Bruce Ohmc Geoffrey Olmscheid Aleta Oium Nancy Olofson Bruce O'Leary Kirk Olsen JefT Olson Scott Olson Paul Olson Stephanie Olson Robert Olson Gordon Oschwald There’s Always Time for a Quiet Moment MikcOsgar John Otic Joyce Owens Tim Page Pali Pape Ruth Pappas Matt Partridge Willie Paulson Jane Pearson Carol Pederson Mary Pcdric Cornell Pemberton Margaret Perry Mark Perry Tom Person Barbara Peterson Donna Peterson Keith Peterson Mark Peterson Ruth Peterson Steve Peterson Cathy Phillips Chery l Picha James Picha Jeffrey Pierson Greg Pktig Robbin Pollard Claudia Porter Tim Preiss Carol Prince Pam Proft Larry Purcell Mary Quanbeck JcffQuigglc Kerry Quinn Neal Ragan Joan Rains Dan Ranum Kim Reagan Ann Reger Dianne Reid Dorothy Revering Dcnicc Rice Gloria Rics Larry Robertson Kent Rockhold Eric Rockncm Blaine Rodgers Nancy Roctman Charlene Roisc William Rooney Jennifer Root Harry Rosen Laura Rotegard Dick Rudolf Cathy Rushman Dan Russ MikeRutt DaveSandin Mike Ryan Scott Sandstrom Judy Ryder Terri Sanford Ann Schouwcilcr Peter Schultz Terry Schultz TomSnss Ed Scanlon Connie Schcurcr Sandy Saunders Nancy Scarlet! Dirk Schmidt Jean Savold Sharon Scarvcr Jeff Scholl BobSchumack Howard Scroggins Nancy Seaman Steve Sefton Kathy Sclandcr Kichard Semba Annette Severson Steve Sharp David Shult Andrea Steber Scott Siegel Kevin Simondet John Sims Debbt Skogman Holly Slocum Anne Smaby David Smith Ely Smith Holly Smith Kick Smith Sue Smith JefTSmyser Robin Snow Sue Sorenson Allan Starks Sue Starks Vicky Steel Bob Stcnly Glen Slreed Kathy Sweeney Jill Swift Patty Thompson BarbT'Kac Henry Ulrich Kathy Vandcveer Sarah Stephens Barb Stromgrcn Bcrnic Swenson Mary Tarnish Tim Thompson NekTruelson Barbara Ungar Debbie Vinjc Marjorie Debbie Swan Linda Swenson Craig Thompson Debbie Tia DickTruhlar Debbie Nan VonFcldcn Stockdalc Vanderkooi Two Years Down... One to Go Mark Weaver Kurt Vorcis Denise Wagner Tim Ward Mark Weaver Eric Wcfdmcycr JoniWcndling Glen Werner Carole Wilhelm David Vasson Steve Wagner Linda Warder Debra LccWciscr Jan Wentworth Mary West MikcWillcrt Jan Waddington I aye Walker Chris Watson Wcegmann Barbara Wells Jim Werlcr Jeanne W'csthoff Ken Wise Pam Withrow Jack Witta Paul Woltcr Julia Wong Kris Wood Vicky Wrogc Launc Yacgcr Mary Ycrigan John Zcncy Vicki Zrcrdcn Laura Zimmerman The Class of'73 wishes to remember Randy Walton 125 - • . • . • -ft wiifna .4 M Wm . Calendar of Events First Semester Second September 2 School Opens January 24-28 3 Football Preview 26 6 Labor Day February 1-2-3 7-10 Welcome Week 4 10 Welcome Dance 14 October 1 Homecoming Game 17-18 1 Homecoming Dance 21 5 Blue-Tri Recognition 24 21-22 Teachers’ Meetings March 19-26 29 Donut Dunk 22 November 2 Open House 24 4-5 “Lc Malade Imaginaire” 25 5 Marking Period Ends 27-31 12 Sadie Hawkins Dance April 20-21 13 Twin City Football Game 27-28 19 Choir Concert May 8 24 Basketball Preview 20 25-26 Thanksgiving Break 29 December 6 N.H.S. Induction June 7 Hockey Preview 5 10 Holiday Hoedown 6-7 15 Choir Concert 8 18-31 Winter Break January 1-2 Winter Break 17-18 Finals 130 Semester Snow Week Senior Snow Party MSAT Drama Festival Blue-Tri Sno Ball Dance Millwheels Presidents' Day Mid-W'intcr Band Concert Close-Up Trip Basketball Tournament Marking Period Ends Hockey Tournament Spring Break All-School Play “The Man of La Mancha” N.H.S. Induction Prom Memorial Day Break Senior Finals Commencement Underclassmen Finals School Closes There was great diversity in this year’s assemblies as they ranged from a folk singer and rock bands to political speakers and drama. In the fall we had a sports awards auditorium and pep fests for such things as Welcome Week and Homecoming. Previews of the Senior Class Play and Millwheels were presented. On the serious side we had an informational auditorium about precinct caucuses, and auditoriums during the Black-White tension after several incidents were reported. The auditoriums were held to give the students an opportunity to express their feelings on the matter and discuss possible solutions. On the theatrical side, there was an auditorium of short, one-act plays that were student directed. On the fun side was the long, but enjoyable Snow Week assembly. Assemblies Welcome Week ’71 Seniors: King Dave Thuraldson and Queen Vicki Erickson. Juniors: King Tom Person and Queen Linda Blaitic Have you ever tasted a Krispy Kreme crown? The answer is probably yes if you attended the Welcome Week Dance. Friday, September 10. Sophomores: King Sieve Broberg and Queen Bcih Gulbrandson The dance lopped off the Welcome Week activities as Washburnites danced to the pounding music of “Shepard.’ crowned friendship royalty. and got a free sauna courtesy of the suffocating heat in the gym. The week began with a short Tuesday schedule and ended Friday with a Welcome Week auditorium featuring Neil Danahy. a former Washburn student, playing the guitar and singing songs of his own creation. The cheerleaders cheered, the Millcrmatcs danced, the Friendship candidates were introduced. and Maria Miro and Arturo Vale ., our Rotary students, were presented to the student body. 133 Washburn Homecoming is ... . Homecoming week began with an auditorium revealing a variety of talents ranging from high kicks and low notes, to fast songs and sick jokes. That afternoon it looked like rain, and right before game lime, it started. The result.. .mudbowl U.S.A. Umbrellas opened and hair frizzed as the hearty Washhurn fans watched their team beat Southwest 28-12. Halftime came and so did the floats, bearing our royal couples and five umbrellas. As the Millcrmates danced the crowd wondered: Will they do the splits in the mud? The answer? Yes... Ugh! A special coronation was organized for Thursday night to insure a truly enthusiastic crowd. The program began by introducing the team captains of all sports. The excited crowd was hushed as Chip Kulczycki was announced King. They waited in anticipation as Chip opened the envelope revealing the name of the new Homecoming Queen... Debbie Jorgenson. The Homcconing events were topped off by the traditional semi-formal dance. This year's band was a “heavy-rock group called Cisco Grove. Activities consisted of dancing, listening to the band, and getting pictures taken. Most people at the dance ended their evening with a quiet candlelight dinner. 134 Wet and Wild!!!! Before and after. 20 minutes'till curtain! In .the spring of 71, Mr. Olson decided to expand Washburn's drama program. The result... Funny Girl, a hit musical. Auditions were open to all classes and a lot of good talent was discovered. Six weeks and many long hours of preparation were put into the production, lilaboratc costumes and set construction added to the play's success. The actors gave up their afternoons, evenings, and Spring vacation for rehearsals. The performances were excellent, as shown by the over-all enthusiasm of the audiences. I think you're bluffing! All-Class Play. . . Funny Girl Rat4al a4al tul-tat... Hurrah! I must relieve my bowels. I can’t hear a word your saying! Le Malade Imaginaire To be ybur slave and... and From dropsy into death!! Mr. Olson carried on Washburn’s tradition of theatrical excellence with the production of this year’s Senior Class Play, LE MALADE IMAG-INAIRE, (The Imaginary Invalid). Give your money to an intimate friend of your wife’s. ...husband! With an unusually small cast of only twelve actors, this French farce by Moliere was a smashing success. Despite the five short weeks of preparation, the play had professional polish, thanks to the hard work of cast and crew members. Student Directors: Jon Halpern and Janet Peterson. Argan Brian Lamb Toinette Colleen Sherrill Angelique . . Michelle Haskins Clcantc John Smaby Bcline Debbie Knauff Dr. Diaforus Thomas Diaforus.... John Hughes Bonnefoy John Solyntjes Beraldc Mike Rcrah l.ouise A my Anderson Purgon Apothecary Jim Swenson This little finger of mine knows everything! Dogpatch came to Washburn on November 12 this year, as the newswriting staff sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins dance. Sadie Hawkins This year besides the regular band, there was a square dance caller. The gym was packed as dancers tried to figure out which was their left hand for the promenade left. If one didn't feel like dancing, there were numerous games to play .... football toss, basketball throw, and the doughnut walk to name a few. You could have your picture taken if you were willing to wait in line. Located in various nooks and crannies in the halls were the aisles leading to the Marry in Sams’ altars. For the “Po unfortunate bo ' that happened to be “trapped” into matrimony and was seeking a way out, new this year there was Divorcin' Dan. However, contrary to national averages, there were only two divorces performed the whole evening... which goes to show that when a Washburn girl gets her man, she's not likely to give him up easily. 142 Snow Queen and Snow King Colleen Sherrill and l)avc Murphy Snow Week . . . This year’s Snow Week was apparently unhampered by the severe cold. We were warmed by hot chocolate and dougnnuts in the midst of it all on Wednesday, at the Donut Dunk. Seniors bundled up and braved the cold for the annual Senior Snow Party. The Week's festivities were topped off by the auditorium on Friday. The traditional guerning and leg contests were held to select Snow Queen and Snow King, and the winner of the Cake-Fating Contest was crowned Snow Pig. Fqual time was given to the women in the first Marshmallow-Stuffing Contest to choose Snow Sow. A co-ed student team beat the faculty in the All-Star Volleyball game. Nice going team! Was Fun . . . Sno Millwheels More Raisins. . . Lots More Raisins! The ihcmc for Millwheels this year was “Everything's Coming up Raisins, ' and everything certainly was. This -original theme was carried out through the whole show with raisin singers, raisin skits, raisin stage hands, and a huge raisin bowl. In addition to raisins, there was a variety of other Washburn talent. The Millcrmates did several dance numbers, different groups of students performed skits and variety numbers, and much musical talent was displayed by way of singing and playing of instruments. It was a roof-raisin show. 147 After weeks of hard work, the annual Blue-Tri Semi-Formal was held at the downtown YWCA. Despite the moderate publicity campaign, there was a large turnout. Pictures were taken and refreshments, (punch and cookies), were served in the elegant lounge, where couples could relax from dancing. Other couples danced to the music of the band Ginger, in Benton Hall. Old rock and roll hits seemed to be the favorite of many couples. All that remains now are the formats, blue garters, paper flowers, and memories of a beautiful evening. 148 Blue-Tri Semi-Formal Snow-Ball ’72 Wc, the Class of 1972, wish to dedicate this Wahian to the memory of Margaret Mary Mahoney. August 28, 1954-August 9, 1971 “All we need to make the day go belter is to remember our friends, or maybe one friend's face. -Bessie Lorraine Bales “There is no beauty of complexion, or form, or behavior, like the wish to scatter joy around us. -Ralph Waldo Emerson PHILIP AAKER Phil was a member of the Ski Club, N.H.S.. Senior Board, and ihc JV football and gymnastics teams He was the captain of the chccrlcading squad. MELISSA ADAM Lissy was a member of N.H.S. and the Millcrmates. She participated in Millwheels and her future plans include going to business school. DEBORAH AHLBERG Debbie held a part-time job during her senior year and her plans include going to the University of Minnesota. SCOTT ALDRICH Scott plans to attend T.C.O.I.C. and train to be a carpenter. LYNN ALEXANDER Lynn was active in Bluc-Tri, and plans to attend college at Colorado State University. ROBERT ALLEN Rob participated in Millwheels and held a part-time job. lie plans to attend the University of Minnesota. SCOTT ANDERSEN Scott was on the JV football team. In the future he plans to attend a trade school and travel, AMY ANDERSON Amy was active in the girls’ swimming, gymnastic, and track teams. She was a member of the Wahian staff and N.H.S., was Bluc-Tri’s All-School President, and was in the Senior Class Play. GARY ANDERSON Gary was a member of the ski team. Ski Club. N.H.S., and worked on the Senior Class Play. He plans to study architecture at the University of Minnesota. It Was a Year of Life-Shaping Decisions. MAUREEN ANDERSON Maureen held a part-time job during the year and plans to work and travel in the future. RICHARD ANDERSON Richard was active in the Soccer Club. JV football team, and the chccrlcading squad. His future plans include college. NANCY ANDREASEN Nancy was active in Bluc-Tri. N.H.S.. Senior Board, worked on the Senior Class Play, and was Editor of the Wahian. She will attend the University of Minnesota next fall. BARBARA ANIBAL Barb participated in the Ski Club, Millwheels, and worked on the Senior Class Play. She plans to attend Normandalc Jr. College and be a dental assistant. DOROTHY ANKER Dorothy was in Millwheels and the Orchestra. She spent a year in Argentina as an exchange student and plans to attend the University of Minnesota in the fall. SUSAN K. ANTONSEN Sue was historian chairman of the Office Skills Club and a member of N.H.S. She was on the cooperative education program and plans to attend a vocational school and continue working. ANA MARIA ARCE Ana's future plans arc unknown. DEANNEARONSON Dee Dee was a member of Young I.ifc, participated in Millwheels, and held a part-time job. Her future plans include furthering her education at college. J ACQUELI NI A R R A DON DO Jacki was active in N.H.S., Senior Board, and the Senior Class Play. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. JEFFREY AULW'ES Jeff s future plans include attending college or entering the service. TIMOTHY AUNE Tim plans to go into the radio business NINA BACANER Nina participated in N.H.S.. Ski Club, and was a member of the Grist staff. Here future plans arc unknown. Teachers Strongly Supported SCOTT B AG LIEN Scott was a tri-captain of the basketball team, and was on the football and baseball teams. He worked part-time during the year, and his future plans arc undecided. REBECCA BAILEY Becky worked on the Senior Class Play. Her future plans include furthering her education. THOMAS BAILEY Tom was the Senior Class President, a member of N.H.S. and the Grist staff, and participated in Millwheels. He ushered at the Guthrie Theatre and w ill attend Carlcton College in the fall. KATHY BALLMAN Kathy was a member of N.H.S., was a baton twirlcr. worked part-time, and was the Honored Queen of Job's Daughters. She will attend the University of Minnesota. KEVIN BANASHAK Kevin held a part-time job during the year. He plans to attend Vocational and study electronics. JOHN BARDEN John was a member of the wrestling team and worked part-time. His future plans include college. ROBERT BARTH Bob was a tri-captain of the football team and a co-captain of the wrestling team. He worked part-time during the year and plans to further his education. LINDA BASTYR Linda worked part-time. She plans to continue working full-time as a secretary and get married. MARK BATESON Mark was a captain of the cross country ski team, and a member of the cross country and track teams, lie plans to go into electronic engineering. SUSAN BEATY Sue was on the work program and plans 10 work as a legal secretary in the future. DOUGLAS BEEBE Doug's future plans include college. STEPHEN BELL Steve was a member of N.H.S. and participated in truck and Held. THOMAS BENNETT Tom's future plans arc unknown. JAMES BERENS Jim held a part-time job. He plans to attend college in the future. TERRY BERG Terry worked part-time during the year and plans to travel and further his education. the New Attendence Policy. LAUREL BERGERSON Laurie was a member of the chccrlcading squad and the stage crew. She participated in Millwheels and plans to attend Augsburg College. LINDA BERGSETH Linda was active in N.H.S.. Choraliers. Madrigals, and was on the cheer-leading squad. VERNON JAMES BERGSTROM Jim was on the baseball team and held a part-time job during the year. He plans to further his education in the law enforcement field. FREDERICK BEZAT Fred was a member of N.H.S. and participated in the tennis and cross country ski teams. He helped with high school ticket sales and plans to attend the University of Minnesota Institute of Technology. BARBARA BIEKF.R Barb was a member of N.H.S.. the badminton team, and was captain of the tennis team. She worked part-time and plans to attend the University of Minnesota. EDWARD BINGHAM Ed was a member of the hockey team and worked part-time during the year. His future plans include college. KENNETH BIRNELL Ken participated in the JV football team and the cooperative education program. He plans to travel in the future. MARK BITTNER Mark was the captain of the JV football team. He hopes to attend the University of Minnesota at Duluth and join the R.O.T.C. BARBARA BLANCO Barb was a member of D.E.C.A. and the cooperative work program. She plans to attend Colorado Mountain College. TIMOTHY BODIN Tim was a member of the football team. Choraliers. and Band. He worked part-time during the year and plans to attend the University of Minnesota at Duluth in the fall. KATHLEEN BOERBOOM Kathy was on the work program. She plans to continue work after graduation. MARK BOHLINE Mark held several part-time jobs during the year. His future plans include going into the Navy and then to trade school on the G.l. Bill. MICHAEL J. BOOS A LIS Mike was a member of N.H.S.. Senior Board, and the Student Council. He was a Homecoming attendant, and he plans to travel in Europe after which he will enter pre-med at the University of Minnesota. GREGORY BORRELI Greg was a member of N.H.S. and participated in the Senior Class Play and Millwheels. He worked part-time during the year and plans to attend St. Thomas College and enter pre-law . CRAIG BOURGEAULT Craig participated in the cooperative education program and worked part-time. I le plans to go into electronics in college. CHARLES BRISTOL III Chuck 'was active in the Let ter men’s Club and the football team. He worked part-time during the year and plans to learn farm work. JEFFREY BROBERG Jeff was a member of the football team. In the future, he plans to travel and further his education. LORI BRODHAG Lori worked part-time during the year. She plans to go into airline training to become a stewardess and travel after graduation. We Never Saw Our Football MARK BROMAN Mark played on the hockey team. HLs future plans arc unknown. LORA BROWN Lori participated in Millcrmatcs and was a gym aide. Her future plans include furthering her schooling. DEBORAH BRUCE Debbie’s future plans are undecided KIRT BRYNGELSON Kirt is planning on attending college in Montana or Colorado. BRADLEY BUCHANAN Brad participated in A.E.S.. was on the W'ahian staff, and was in Millwheels. He worked part-time and plans to attend college. MICHELE BUCHANAN Shelley was a member of Bluc-Tri. Girls Choir, and held a part-time job. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. LESLIE BUEHLER Leslie plans to attend college in the fall. MARSHA BUHN Marsha was on the work program. Her future plans are unknown. PAUL CAIN Paul was a member of the track team and worked part-time during the year. He plans to attend St. Cloud State College. MICHAEL CALLENDER Mike was on the wrestling team. Ila future plans are undecided DAVID CAMP Dave was on the Wahian staff, track team, and a member of the Lcttermen's Club. He wants to be an Olympic competitor and attend school in the South. KIRK CAPRA Kirk was a member of the baseball team and worked part-time. His future plans include college DARCY CARLSON Darcy was a member of the girls swimming team. N.H S.. Senior Board, and was a gym aide. She will attend Mankato State College. DARYL CARLSON Daryl was a member of the school Orchestra. KEVIN CARLSON Kevin was on the football team. His future plans include college Team Lose a Game. PHILIP CARLSON Phil was a member of the Choraliers and Madrigals. He worked part-time and plans to go into law enforcement in college. REBECCA CARLSON Becky was a member of N.H.S.. the Band, and the chccrlcading squad. Her future plans include college. STEVEN CARLSON Steve has done art work for various plays at Washburn. His future plans are unknown. MATTHEW CARPENTER Matt was a member of N ILS, and the tennis team He plans to attend the University of Minnesota at Duluth and go into the field of business. SHARON CARRIER Sharon was head of the make-up crew for the Senior Class Play. She plans to study acting. JEANETTE CASE Jeanette was a gym aide and worked part-time during the year. Her future plans include unending business college and traveling. CAROL CHAMBERLAIN Carol was a member of the tennis and track teams and participated in Millwheels. She held a part-time job and plans to attend college this fall. TED CIIARNSTROM Ted’s future plans include college. SUSAN CHASE Sue was a member of the volleyball and track teams, Choraliers. 3nd was a gym aide. She plans to go to college in the fall. GEORGE CHRESAND George was a member of N.H.S., the gymnastic team, and participated in Millwheels. He worked part-time during the year and plans to study law in college STEVE ClfRISTENSEN Steve was active in the Senior Class Play and Millwheels. His future plans include traveling. SANDRA CHRISTIANSON Sandi's future plans include attending Normandalc Jr. College to study dental hygiene. Washburn Women Gained MARK CHRISTOPHERSEN Mark held a part-time job during the year and his future plans arc undecided. KAREN CHRISTOPHERSON Karen belonged to the Office Education Association and the cooperative work program. She held a part-time job and plans to travel, work, and get married after graduation. JOHN CLESSLER John plans to attend Vocational and study commercial art. KATHRYN COHN Kathy was a member of N.H.S. and the Grist staff. She graduated from Washburn in January, and started studying pre-medicine at the University of Minnesota in March. NANCY COLBY Nancy left Washburn during her senior year and her future plans arc unknown. RICHARD CROSE Richard was on the work program and plans to continue his present job. BRIAN CUNNINGHAM Brian worked part-time during the year, and after graduation he plans to travel and enter the Navy. GARY CUNNINGHAM Gary was a captain of the JV football team and held a part-time job during the year. JANICE CUNNINGHAM Jan was a member of N.H.S. She plans to attend the University of Victoria, in British Columbia. 160 JERRY CZIOK Jerry was a member of ihc golf team. Choraliers. and Madrigals. His future plans include attending the University of Minnesota. HEIDI DAHLIN Heidi's future plans arc unknown. PAUL DAHLKE Paul worked part-time during his senior year, lie plans to continue working for a year before attending college. KAREN DAINSBERG Karen was on the chccrlcading squad, girls’ swimming team, and in the Varsitv Band. She plans to go into the field of home economics. LORI DAM KROGER Lori worked on the Senior Class Play and participated in Bluc-Tri. N.H.S., Choraliers. and Madrigals. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. MARK DAVIS Mark will spend the summer traveling before attending Normandalc Jr. College. Status in Sports. RICHARD DAVIS Richard plans to travel this summer, join the Air National Guard, and attend Normandalc Jr. College. LYNNE DE BECK Lynne was active in the Ski Club. N.H.S.. A.F.S.. the badminton and tennis teams, and the tutoring program. She will attend Ripon College in the fall. ALICE DE MARS Alice held a part-time job during the year Her future plans include attending college and becoming an airline stewardess. DEBRA DE MARS Debbie participated in the Office Education Program and also worked part-time. JONI DENHOLM Joni was on the work program this year. Her future plans arc undecided DAWN DE NIO Dawn was captain of the Millcrmatcs and worked part-time. She will attend the University of Minnesota. ELEANOR ANN DIEHL Ann participated in Bluc-Tri, Young Life, and Millwheels. She worked part-time and would like to attend college. JANET CLARE DINGLEY Clare hopes to find herself. JILL DINNEEN Jill was a member of Choraliers. N.ILS.. and worked part-time. She plans to be a legal secretary. 161 DAVID DINTER Dave participated in the Ski Club. N.H.S.. Boys' Slate, Millwheels. Marching. Concert. Pep and Stage Bands, and was an officer of the Orchestra. He plans to attend Stanford University. GUY DISCH Guy participated in the work program. He plans to attend Vocational in the fall. PATRICIA DOERING Pat was a member of Bluc-Tri. Senior Board, and worked part-time. She plans to attend Normandalc Jr. College. JAMES DOM HOLT Jim participated in N.H.S., JV football, and held a part-time job. He plans to study engineering in college. PAUL DOM HOLT Paul was a member of N.H.S., Lettermen's Club. Orchestra. Marching. Pep. and Stage Bands. He was active in football, hockey, and was captain of the baseball team. He will go into architecture at the University of Minnesota. DONNA DORN Donna was the secretary of D.E.C.A She worked part-time and ts hoping to attend St. Cloud or Mankato State College. VICTORIA DORSEY Vicki was on the chcerlcading squad and a member of Young Life. N.H.S.. and the Grist staff She plans to attend Moorchcad State College. PATRICIA DUEEY Pat taught children beginning ballet in the St. Paul Selby Dale District She plans to become a dance teacher. DAVID DUNCAN Dave is searching for America. Thinking About the Past, Living in the BRAD DYSTE Brad was in the Ski Club and l ettermen's Club He worked on the Senior Class Play and Millwheels set construction. JEANNE ECKLUND Jeanne was active in Bluc-Tri. Youth M A.R C.. and the Wahian stafT. She plans to attend Augsburg College EI.YSE EISENBERG Ely sc was u member of the Wahian staff. NILS., and was a Bluc-Tri Chapter President. She hopes to attend Boston University. RHONDA ELLIS Rhonda was on the Wahian staff, the volleyball team, N H.S., and worked part-time. She plans to go into nursing ROBERT I I SHAM Bob was u tri-captain of the football team and u member of the tennis team and the Grist staff. He plans to attend the Air Force Academy. CAROL ELSTAD Carol hopes to attend college in Tennessee 162 DUANE ELSTROM Duane plans to go into the Nav or attend Vocational Technical School for training in electronics. SCOTT ELTON Scott was in the Senior Class Play and Millwheels. He worked part-time and plans to attend St. Cloud Stale. SUSAN EL WOOD Sue held a part-time job during the year. She plans to travel after graduation. TRACY ENGSTRAND Tracy was in N.H.S. and worked purt-limc. lie will attend the University of Minnesota next year. VIKI ERICKSON Viki was a member of Bluc-Tri. secretary of Youth M.A.R.C., was friendship Queen, and a Homecoming attendant. She will attend St. Mary's College next fall. MARNA ERICSON Marna was a baton twirlcr and was active in gymnastics. She plans to travel and to attend the University of Minnesota MARt EVAN Mary was in N.H.S.. A.F.S., and worked part-time. She will attend Nor-mandalc Jr. College. DAVID EVANS Dave was on the football team and was captain of the gymnastics team, though unable to compete because of an injury. He plans to attend an art college RICHARD EVANS Dick was on the swimming team lie plans to attend the University of Minnesota. Present, Looking Ahead to the Future. ' C JEFFREY EVANSON Jeff plans to study architecture at the University of Minnesota DAVID FARNUM Dave was Vice-President of Manufacturing in Junior Achievement and worked part-time, lie plans to attend a vocational school. JOHN FELLING John was on the football, basketball, and baseball teams, and a member of the Lettermen's Club. Ills future plans include college JUDITH FEULNER Judy was active in intramural badminton and N.H.S She plans to attend the University of Minnesota WILLIAM FIFER Bill was the photographer for the (irist and Poplars staffs and participated in Millwheels, lie was a member of the tennis team and the Lettermen’s Club. He plans to attend college in Colorado. BUNNY FINE Bunny was a member of the Choraliers and (irist staff. Her future plans include college 163 ROBERT FINE Bob was president of the W.D.R. F. and was on the work program. He plans to become a shop teacher. DANIEL M. FISKUM Dan participated in Chess. Debate, Forensics, and the Stage Band. He worked part-time and plans to go to heaven. KATHLEEN FITZGERALD Fit ic was on the badminton team and was a member of Bluc-Tri. She plans to attend college. JANE FLODIN Jane plans to work after graduation and then hopes to become an airline stewardess. ROBERT FLOYD Bob plans to travel and to go on to business school. STEVEN FLYNN Steve was Vice-President of the Student Problems Committee and worked part-time at the Guthrie He was in Millwheels and hopes to go on to college. The Counselors Offered MARK FORBES Mark was on the track team and plans to go into veterinary medicine at the University of Minnesota at Duluth. SUSAN FORSMARK Sue was a gym aide and a member of Choralicrs. She plans to go on to college. DANIEL FRANGOS Dan was on the track team and worked part-time. He ts planning to attend the University of Minnesota. MARTHA FRUEN Martha was in Bluc-Tri and worked part-time. She will attend Ripon College HEARN GADBOIS Hearn worked part-time during his senior year, lib future plans arc to go to Africa and have lots of fun. NICOLAS GASTUCH Nick was in Choralicrs and worked part-time, lie plans to enter the field of electronics or computers. SCOTT GATES Scott is planning on entering the field of social work ROBI NETTE GAU Robin plans to go into nursing at the University of Minnesota. DEBORA GEE Debbie was a member of Senior Board. N.H S., Girls’ Choir. Young Life, and worked part-time. She plans to go on to college. JEFFREY GEGNER JcfT worked part-time during ihc year. lie plans to attend college nc l fall CAROL GERGEN Carol worked on the Senior Class Play. She hopes to attend the University of Minnesota and go into physical therapy or nursing CHARLES GILBERTSON Chuck was on the football and track teams Me was in N ILS., and worked part-time He hopes to attend the University of Minnesota. WILLIAM GILLQUIST JR Bill was active in Debate, Forensics, and cross country, and was Student Council Treasurer He will attend the University of Minnesota. JAMES GILMORE Jim plans to be a teacher in transcendental meditation. BRUCE GJERDE Bruce helped organize extracurricular activities, lie plans to travel after graduation. Seniors College Information. KATHLEEN GOLDSTRAND Kathy was in N ITS, and worked part-time She plans to either work or attend college MARY GOSS ELI N Mary was in Hluc-Tri. Choraliers. and on the swimming team Her future plans include college. TERRANCE GRADY Terry was on the football team and a member of N ILS. He plans to attend Augsburg College in the fall. MARC GRAFSLUND Marc was on the hockey team. He plans to travel after graduation. REBECCA GRANING Becky was a gym aide. Blue-Tri member, and on the chccrlcading squad. She plans to travel and go on to college. JUDY GRAVE Judy hopes to work as a nurse's aide MARK GRAVEN Mark was captain of the tennis team and was active in football, basketball. N.H.S., and the Grist staff. He plans to go on to college SUSAN GREEN Sue was a member of the Grist staff and worked part-time She plans to go into medicine at the University of Minnesota. ARLANA GREENE Arlana was in Youth M.A.R.C., N H.S. and was on the Grist staff She plans to become a Jehovah’s Witness minister. MARY GRETZ Mary participated in Bluc-Tri and A.F.S. Her future plans include traveling and college COLLEEN GRILL Colleen plans to become a secretary. STEVEN GROFF Steve plans to attend the University of Minnesota in the fall RICHARD GROGER Richard plans to major in political science at Howard University. JAMES GRONSETH Mark was in N.H.S.. the Marching. Stage. Pep. and Concert Bands, and worked part-time lie plans to go into forestry at the University of Minnesota. LINDA GROSS Linda was in Bluc-Tri and the Ski Club. She was a crew member in the Senior Class Play and worked part-time. She plans to attend Normandalc Jr. College. ROBIN GROTHAUS Robin worked part-time during the year Hi future plans are unknown. KATHY GRUBE Kathy was on the Poplars staff and plans to attend Augsburg College and major in English or education LORI GUNDERSON Lori was a member of the girls' swimming team. Bluc-Tri. and worked part-time. She plans to go on to college 1972 Brought Political DENICE GUSTAFSON Dcnicc was Honored Queen of Job’s Daughters and worked part-time. She plans on attending the University of Minnesota. JAMES HAGEMAN Jim is planning to work in Montana during the summer and hopes to attend St. John's. DENNIS HAHN Denny was active in cross country, cross country skiing, and track His future plans include college KIM IIAIKER Kim plans to travel DAVID HALAAS Dave was a member of the Choralicrs and was on the librury staff lie worked part-time and nest sear will attend Augsburg College JONATHAN HALPERN Jon was j co-student director for the Senior Class Play, a Homecoming attendant, and ushered at the Guthrie Theatre He plans to attend Ma-calcstcr College and study psychology. BRUCH HAMNES Bruce participated in N.H.S., crosscountry, and the ski team. He will attend the University of Minnesota nest year SCOTT HANI BECK liana wus on the golf and football teams, and was in the Eettermen's Club, lie worked part-time and will attend Normandalc Jr. College in the fall. MARGARET HANISCH Meg was on the Wahian staff and library stuff, and was a menber of N.II.S. She plans to study veterinary medicine at the University of Minnesota. LISA HANNON Lisa was a member of the Choraliers and Senior Board this year Her future plans include college, STEVEN HANRAHAN Steve was an assistant hockey captain and belonged to N.II.S. and the l.cttcrmcn's Club. He will attend the University of Wisconsin. LYNN HANSEN l.ynn was a member of the library staff and held a part-time job She plans to work during the summer and attend the University of Minnesota at Duluth in the fall where she will study home economics and Spanish BARBARA HANSON Barb was the recorder for D.E.C.A., and a member of the Distributive Education Program. She worked part-time and plans to continue school and travel. GREGORY HANSON Greg was active in football, gymnastics, and track this year, lie plans to study forestry at the University of Minnesota. STEVEN HANSON Steve was uctivc in N.H.S.. track, and was a captain of the football team lie worked part-time and plans to attend college in the fall. Involvement for Many Seniors. TERESA HARE Teresa worked part-time and was a member of Bluc-Tri. She plans to go to South America this summer and on to college in the fall. HOLLY ETHEL HARKNESS Holly worked part-time during the year. GAIL HARRIS Gail was on the chccrlcading squad. Bluc-Tri, and N.II.S SHERRY HARRISON Robin was in Bra il during her senior year under the Rotary Program. She plans to enter college upon her return. STUART HARRISON Ben worked in the Children's and Minneapolis Ensemble Theaters. He plans to continue theater work. HEIDI HARTWICK Heidi was in Bluc-Tri and worked part-time. She plans to go on to college. VIRGINIA HARVEY Ginny was a member of the Grist staff and graduated in January. She plans to attend Carlcton College in the fall, MICHELE HASKINS Michele was a Millcrmatc and participated in the Senior Class Play, Millwheels. the Ski Club, and N.H.S. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota and major in mathematics. DOUGLAS HASSMAN Doug was the leader of a rock and roll band. He plans to attend college and continue playing the guitar. GRETCHEN IIAWKINSON Gretchcn participated in the Band and Orchestra. She worked part-time and plans to travel and then go on to college. MARY MAX BY Mary worked part-time, was a member of the Dayton's Teen Board. Ski Patrol, and active in Blue-Tri. DAVID HAYES Dave's future plans arc unknown. “Tammy,” the Basset Hound, GRETCHEN HEIDELBERG Gretchcn was a member of Blue-Tri, A.E.S., the Ski Club, and was captain of the girls' swimming team Next year she pluns to attend college in Colo- rado. WILLIAM HEIG Bill was a member of the hockey team and the I ettermen's Club He plans tostudy architecture at Yale University. CAROLYN HEISTAD Carolyn was secretary of the Student Council, participated in Choraliers, MadrigaK. N.H.S., and was a gym aide. She hopes to attend Colorado College next year. SUSAN HER RIDGE Sue was a member of the Wahian staff, worked on the Senior Class Play, and was a Blue-Tri Chapter Co-ordinator. She plans to attend college in the fall. YOLANDE HERRON Yolandc participated in the Orchestra. She plans to attend college and enter the field of psychology GRIGORY HETLAND Greg was active in gymnastics He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. CAROL IIEYWOOD Carol participated in Blue-Tri. N ILS., Student Council. Millcrmatcs. and was a gym aide. She worked part-time and plans to attend Augsburg College STEVEN HICKORY Steve's future plans arc unknown CATHERINE HILLMAN Kitty was on the Grist staff. Her future plans include college 168 TIMOTHY HOCII Tim was active in gymnastics and JV football Hit future plans arc to enlist in the Navy. LAURA HODGE Laura worked part-time. She plans to go to college or business school. KATHLEEN HOGAN Kathy plans to attend St. Cloud State College. SARAH HOGBERG Sarah was active in N II S. and the girls' track team. She is planning on attending the University of Minnesota at Duluth JODI HOLLAND Jodi participated in Bluc-Tri. N.H.S., Student Council, and Millwheels. She worked part-time and plans to go into education at the University of Minnesota. HOWARD C. HOI MBERG Howard was on the wrestling team and held a part-time job in the fall. He plans to travel in the future. Became Washburn’s Mascot. SARA HOPPER Sara worked part-time and plans to join the Army KATHLEEN HORAN Kathy 's plans are unknown. JONATHAN HORSFORD Jon worked as a telephone interviewer. He hopes to go to the University of Minnesota and enter the field of psychology of social work DAVID HUMMEL Dave worked part-time. He plans to enter Vocational or Dunwoody in the fall. LYNN IRONS Lynn was a member of N.H.S. She plans to study aerospace engineering at the University of Minnesota and receive her master's degrees in Space Technology. BRUCE IVERSON Bruce worked as a ski instructor. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota's College of Forestry and move West SCOTT B IVERSON Scott served on the Social Committee of the Student Council and worked part-time. He plans on attending Normandalc Jr. College or the University of Minnesota and enter the field of criminology KARIN JACKSON Karin was on the track team. She plans to attend St. Teresa College in Winona NANCY JAUNTY Nancy worked at a children's day-care center. She hopes to attend Vocational to study commercial art and then she plans to go West. 169 l.ON JENKINS Lon was a member of N.II.S.. Senior Board, and was the Senior Class Treasurer. He was a Homecoming attendant and participated in Millwheels. lie hopes to attend St. Olaf College or the University of Minnesota. DALE JENSEN Dale was on the football team and was in N.H.S. He will attend Moorhead State College this fall. GERALDINE JOHANSSON Gcri was active in Bluc-Tri and the Ski Club. She worked part-time and plans to go on to college. ASTRID JOHNSON Brick was a member of the Choralicrs, the Ski Club, was a Blue-Tri Chapter President, and worked part-time. Her future plans include college. CYNTHIA JOHNSON Cindy was in the Ski Club and worked part-time. She plans to attend Nor-m a mi ale and go on to the University of Minnesota. DIANNE JOHNSON Dianne held a part-time job and plans to go to a junior college to study interior decorating. GERALDINE JOHNSON Jcri was active on the track team and the Poplars staff. She will attend Bemidji State College in the fall. JULIE JOHNSON Julie was on the badminton team. She plans to go to Augsburg College. NANCY JOHNSON Nancy worked part-time. She will attend Normandalc in the fall and enter the field of social work. Listening, Learning. . . PAMELA JOHNSON Pam was a member of D.E.C.A. and worked part-time. She plans to travel in the future. RANDALL JOHNSON Randy worked part-time, lie hopes to attend the University of Minnesota in the fall. RICHARD JOHNSON Rich was an officer of the Ski Club, a member of the l.ettermen's Club, tennis team, and President of N.II.S. He plans to attend St. Olaf College. SANDRA JOHNSON Sandv was on the work program and plans to further her education. SETH JOHNSON Seth was active on the tennis and swimming teams, lie was a member of N.H.S.. the l.ettermen's Club, and was President of the Orchestra. STEVEN JOHNSON Steve worked as a ski instructor and worked in a ski shop. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. 170 DEBRA JONES Debbie was on ihc Grist staff and was a Bluc-Tri Chapter President. She worked part-time and plans to attend St. Cloud State College MARGARET JONES Margaret was active in Youth M.A.R.C. and worked part-time. She plans to travel and then attend Vocational Technical School. DEBORAH JORGENSEN Debbie was in Bluc-Tri. Senior Board. Choraliers. Millcrmatcs. Millwheels, and was Homecoming Queen. She worked part-time and plans to go to the University of Minnesota. GAIL JORGENSEN Gail was a cheerleader, a gym aide, and was a member of Student Council. N.H.S., and Young Life. She held a part-time job and will attend Moorhead State College in the fall. JANE JOYSLIN Jane worked part-time during her senior year. She plans to attend Winona State College and go into the field of nursing. JON KACHELMACHER Jon was in the Forensics Club, was President of the Grist Club. Editor of the Grist, and tri-captain of the basketball team. He plans to further his education. JUDITH KAIIN Judy spent the summer and part of her senior year living and attending school in Israel. She was a member of A.F.S. and N ILS. Her future plans include college. WILLIAM KALBERER Bill was active in Junior Achievement, lie plans to attend a technical school. DANIEL KAI.INOWSKI Kal was a member of the basketball team and worked part-time His future plans include college. and Sometimes Forgetting. MARIAN KAPAUN Marian worked part-time during her senior year. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota in the fall. ABBIE KARSH Abbic w as a member of Senior Board, was captain of a Co-ed football team, and participated in the Senior Class Play. She worked part-time and plans to attend college in the fall. JAMES KARTFS Jim was on the swimming team and was vice-president of the W.D.R.T. He worked part-time and plans to enter the Navy. CANDICE K ASCII Candy worked part-time and plans to attend a beautician's school. CLAIREKASZYNSKI Claire's future plans include college. ARLENEKAUFMANN Arf was a member of Choraliers, Madrigals, participated in Millwheels, and was a gym aide. She worked part-time and will attend the University of Minnesota. 171 CAROL KEISTER Carol was on the O.E.A work program and plans to attend Normandalc Jr. College in the Tall. JEFFREY KEUIK Jeff worked part-time during the year and plans to enter a technical school in the fall. DAVID KELVIE Dave was on the work program and was a 49th Street racer, lie plans to continue working. SUSAN KENNEDY Sue was a member of the Ski Club and worked part-time. She will travel after graduation. JUDY KENYON Judy was the F.H.A. President this year. She plans to go on to college and enter the Held of special education. PAMELA KEZAK Pam participated in the work program and was a member of D E.C.A. She plans to be married and live in Wisconsin Smoke From the Girls’ Restrooms WESLEY KICiHT W'cs plans to attend Normandalc Jr. College. JODY KIMURA Jody was a member of thcGirls' Choir. She hopes to go to Dakota Wesleyan University in South Dakota or Metropolitan Jr. College BARRY KIN - Barry was a member of the Lcltcrmcn's Club, the Ski Club, the football and ski teams, and the Student Council. He worked part-time and plans to attend college. LEON KING Leon attended the 13th Boy Scout World Jamboree in Japan last summer He worked part-time and plans to attend Brigham Young University in Provo. Utah. MARY KINGBAY Mary was a member of the Choraliers and the girls' golf team. She will attend Gustavus Adolphus College. PAUL KJORNES Paul's future plans arc unknown. DEBORAH KLAERS Deb was student director of Millwheels und a member of Junior Achievement. She plans to be an X-ray technician. DEBRA KNAUEE Debbie participated in Bluc-Tri. N.H.S.. Senior Board, and Choraliers. She had a part in the Senior Class Play and was a Wahian staff member. Her future plans include college. STEPHANIE KNOBLAUCH Stephanie was President of A E S.. the drum major in the Marching Band, and a member of N.ll S. She plans to attend college in the fall. JULIE A. KOELMEL Julie was a member of N.H.S., treasurer of O LA., and worked part-time. She plans to travel, to attend a junior college, and work for a C PA degree. JOHN KOLESAR John’s future plans are unknown CATHERINE KRIEGER Cath) participated in the Twin City Institute for Talented Youth and the Urban Arts Program. She worked part-time and her future plans include college. EARI KRIGBAUM Earl worked part-time, lie plans to attend u vocational technical school and then enlist in the Navy PETER KUISK Peter was u member of N.H.S.. the Ski Club, and the tennis team He worked part-time and will attend St. Olaf College in the fall. EDWARD KULCZYCKI JR Chip worked in a dog. cat. and horse hospital, lie is unsure about hts future plans. Helped Pollute the Halls. DEBRA KUPPER Debbie plans to go on to college either at N'ormandalc Jr. College or the University of Minnesota. SUSAN KVINGE Sue was a member of Senior Board and worked part-time She hopes to attend the University of Minnesota next year MARY LAATSCH Mary was a Bluc-Tri Chapter President. She plans to attend college at Drake University. JOHN LA BAHN John was on the football team and a member of the l.cttcrmcn's Club He plans to go to college at the University of Minnesota. MARY LA BREE Mary helped with the Senior Class Play und also worked part-time during the year. She plans to go into the field of art. MARY LACERMEIER Mary was a nurse’s aide this year. She plans to attend college. BRIAN LAMB Brian had the lead in the Senior Class Play and participated in Millwheels. He plans on doing what comes naturally. NANCY LANDBERG Nancy was a gym aide and worked part-time. Her future plans include college KAREN LANDIN Karen worked on the Senior Class Play and held a part-time job during the year. She plans to attend N'ormandalc Jr. College DIANE I ARSON Diane plans to attend the University of Minnesota this fall. JEFFREY 1 ARSON JelT participated in the work program this year. He plans to attend Norman-dalc Jr. College and study business. KURT I ARSON Kurt was a member of the badminton team and worked part-time. He plans to attend college and study business. RICHARD LARSON Rich was on the gymnastics team and plans to enter the Marines. STACY LASLF.Y Stacy was a member of Bluc-Tri. Senior Board, the Grist staff, the Ski Club. 3nd was the Senior Class Secretary. She plans to sail around the world upon which she will become a stewardess or a secretary. CLAUDIA LAWRENCE Clyde was an office aide and worked part-time during the year. She plans to work at a business firm. DAVID LAZARUS Dave's future plans arc undecided CHRISTINE LE BON Chris was the treasurer of D.E.C.A. and worked part-time. She plans to attend Normandalc Jr College for a year and then become a stewardess. JAMES LEE Jim’s post-graduation plans include college. We’re the Class of KATHRYN LEIGHTON Kathy was the Vice-President of D.E.C.A. She worked part-time and plans logo to Beauty College. PATRICK LEIK Pat was a member of the football and swimming teams and the Lettermen's Club. His future plans include college at the University of Minnesota at Duluth. JOHN LE MOINE John sang in Choralicrs and Madrigals, lie plans to travel and then attend the University of Minnesota. LUANNE LE PAGE LuAnne’s future plans arc unknow n. NANCY I II BI RMAN Nancy was a member of the Grist staff. N.H.S., and also worked part-time. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota and become a language translator. JODY I INDER Jody belonged to a bowling league and held a part-time job. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota and become a medical technologist Orange and Blue. . . WILLIAM EDWIN MACGREGOR III Scot was the ski jumping captain, participated in Millwheels, and was a Wahian staff photographer. He held a part-time job and his future plans arc undecided LISA MACK Lisa was in the work program. She plans to attend Normandalc Jr. College. ALLEN MADISON Allen worked part-time during his senior year. He plans to attend a junior college JAMES MADY Jim was in N.H.S. and worked part-time. He plans to go to college next year JANET MALAND Jan worked part-time during her senior year She graduated in January and plans to attend Vocational JEAN MALAND Jean was a member of Bluc-Tri, N.H.S., and also held a part-time job. She will attend Augsburg College. JOHN LINDQUIST Jack participated in the work program lie wants to become a ski bum. REBECCA LINDSTROM Becky was a member of the Orchestra and also held a part-time job. She plans to go to college ANN LOCKHART Ann was a member of the swimming team. Bluc-Tri. A.E'.S.. and the Ski Club. She held a part-time job and plans to go to college next year. LANE LOCKREM Lane worked on the Senior Class Play and was a member of the track team lie plans to attend Dunwoody Institute of Technologs next year. PHILIP LONG JR Phil plans to enter the Navy JAMES LONGMAN Jim worked on the Senior Class Play and Millwheels crews. He was a captain of the wrestling team and plans to travel, work, and further his education. WILLIAM LUDCKE Bill was on the football team and was a member of N.H S. and the Grist stafT. lie hopes to attend St. Olaf College. STEPHEN LUETKE Steve plans to attend the University of M innesota JESSE LYKKEN Jesse was a member of the Crist staff, debate team, co-editor of Poplurs, and ushered at the Guthrie Theatre. He hopes to study law or Paleontology at the University of Minnesota. MARK MANZAVRAKOS Mark worked part-time. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota next fall. ROY MARTENS Roy held a part-time job. He plans to attend college. EDWARD MARTIN Ed was on the JV football team. He plans to attend a technical school. DENICE MASON Dcnice’s future plans arc unknow n. JUDITH MASON Judy was a member of the American Recorder Society. N.H.S., and Girls’ Choir. She plans to attend Grinncll College next fall. LINDA MASON Kay was a member of N.H.S. and Bluc-Tri. She plans to study anthropology. We’re the CHERYl MATHESON Cheryl was a member of Project Youth and she worked part-time. She plans to attend a junior college and study occupational therapy. PAUL MATSON Paul was a member of the Grist staff and President of the Ski Club. He plans to attend St. Olaf or C'arlcton. MARK MAYNARD Mark was captain of the cross country and track teams. His future plans include college. ANN MAYS Ann held a part-time job. She will attend W inona State College and study nursing. EILEEN MC DERM ID Eileen was a member of Bluc-Tri. N ILS., and held a part-time job. She plans to study prc-vctcrinary medicine at the University of Minnesota. MICHELE MC GEE Miki was on the volleyball team and had a part-time job. Her future plans include college at the University of Minnesota. CATHERINE MC GOl.DRICK Cathy was on the badminton and volleyball teams and worked part-time She hopes to attend college in Colorado. DONALD MC KEEN Don’s future plans arc unknown. DIANE MC VEY Diane was Vice-President of Youth M.A.R.C. Her plans include majoring in special education. 176 CAROL MEHLIN Carol a member of Girl Choir and Bluc-Tri. She wDI attend Mankato State College in the fall FRANK MELANDER Frank participated in Choralicr and Madrigalv Me worked part-time and plans to attend the University of Minnesota. PATRICK MICHAELS Pal was a member of Churuliers and Madrigals. Me worked part-time and hopes to go on to college GEOFFREY MIDDLE BROOK GcofT participated in the football and hockey teams. He plans to attend St. John's College in the fall. JOHN Ml KELSON John wu� in Choraliers. Madrigals, and N.H.S. lie held a part-time job and next year plans to go to Sugsburg College CYNTHIA MILLER Cindy plans to attend Normandalc Jr. College and go into the field of education. Class of’72. JANE Mll.NOR Jane was a member of Bluc-Tri and was on the Wahtan staff She held a part-time job and plans to enter the field of medicine. MARIA MIRO Maria was a Rotary Exchange student and returned to Argentina in January. WILLIAM MOGILEVSKY Bill was in NILS., I ct ter men's Club, and on the wrestling team llts future plans include college. BARBARA MONTGOMERY Barb was on the work program. Her future plans include marriage. DONNA MOON Donna was active in Youth M A R C., and Blue-Tri. She was on the cooperative work program and plans to attend the University of Minnesota. JOHN MOON John was on the JV football team and the wrestling team He held a part-time job and his future plans include college STEVEN MOORE Steve was on the basketball team. He plans to attend Southwest Minnesota Stutc College LARRY MORGAN Larry was in Forensics. Choraliers. Lctlcrmcn's Club, and Student Council He wav on the Wahtan staff and held a part-time job. He plans to major n political science in college REBECCA MORRISON Becky raced, trained, and showed German Shorthatred Pointers She plai to attend Bcmtdji State College and major in biology 177 Cap and Gown LINDA MORTON Linda's future plans arc unknown. SHERITA MOSLEY Shcrita was a member of the Wahian staff. Her future plans include college at the University of Detroit where she will major in mass communication. LUCINDA C. MUELLER Cindy was the Secretary-Treasurer of the U.I.C.A. Club for the work program. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota and get her degree in nursing. MELISSA MUELLER Missic was on the tennis team. Senior Board, and N.H.S. She was on the Wahian staff and was See ret ary-Treasurer of Bluc-Tri. She plans to go to St. Olaf College. DIRK MULLER Dirk was captain of the slalom ski team. He was in the Ski Club, Letter-men's Club, and work program. He plans to travel and then attend college. JOANNE MUNSON Jo was in the Pep Club and worked part-time. She plans to go into the field of psychology. DYLAN MURPHY Dylan was in Millwheels, N.H.S., and Lettermen's Club. He was co-captain of the track team and plans to go into pre-med at the University of Minnesota. MAUREEN MURPHY Maureen's future plans arc unknow n. MOLLY MURPHY Molly was on the tennis team and worked part-time. She would like to attend the University of Minnesota and become and occupational therapist. BRIAN NELSON Brian was a Band member. He plans to attend Normandalc Jr. College in the fall. KEITH NELSON Keith worked part-time in his senior year, lie is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. SHARON NELSON Sharon held a part-time job. Her plans include traveling and attending a vocational school. MICHELLE NEVILS Michelle plans to attend either a trade school or an art instituc. 3nd study commercial art. JENNIFER NG Jennifer was active in bowling, volleyball, and badminton. Her future plans arc undecided. DIANNE NICHOLS Dianne plans to be a stewardess after graduation. 178 SHERYL NOETHE Sheri's future plans include college and traveling. PAUL NORBY Paul was a member of the JV football team. His future plans include college. ROLLIN NOR DELL Rollin worked part-time. He plans to go to the Minnesota Institute of Technolog) and study engineering. THOMAS NORDQUIST Tom was active in gymnastics. He plans to travel after graduation. JEANNE NYGAARD Jeanne was on the work program. After graduation she hopes to travel. DENNIS O BRIEN Denny was u member of the football and golf teams. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. SHEILA O BRIEN Sam was on the swimming and track teams and Poplars staff. She also participated in Bluc-Tri and Girls' Choir. She plans to major in archeology. GREGORY ODASH Greg was on the state bowling team and worked part-time. His future plans include college. JANE O’LAUGHLIN Jane was active in Blue-Tri, Grist, and was on the Y.W.C.A. Board of Directors. She plans to continue her education. Measurements at 7 A.M.?! CARLA OLSEN Carla was a member of Bluc-Tri and the Ski Club. She also worked part-time. Her future plans include college. JAMES OLSON Jim plans to travel after graduation and then either go to school or enter the service. JEAN OLSON Jean was on the Bowling League and worked part-time. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota and go into nursing. KEITH OLSON Keith was a member of the Pep. Marching, and Concert Bands. He plans tostudy dentistry at the University of Minnesota. PETER ERIC OLSON Peter was on the Grist staff and a member of the Pep. Marching, and Concert Bands. He was the Band Treasurer. His future plans arc undecided. GEOFFREY OSBERG GcofT was active in JV football lie plans to attend the University of Minnesota. 179 The School Store Supplies WILLIAM OWEN Bill worked part-time and plans to attend Brown Institute. DARLENE PAJERSKI Darlene was a member of Girls’ Choir and the Wahian staff. She plans to work for a year and then attend a school and study fashion merchandising. WILLIAM PARKS Bill plans to attend a junior college next fall. GARY PASCOE Gary was on the football team and was the captain of the wrestling team, although he could not compete due to injury. He worked part-time and plans to attend Normandalc Jr. College. JAMES PAULSON Jim was in the cooperative work program and D.E.C.A. He plans to go to Dunwoody next fall. PETER PAULSON Peter was on the Y.M.C.A. Drug center Staff. His plans include travel and college. RONALD PAULSON Ron was a member of the Lcttcrmcn's Club, football team, and worked part-time. He plans to enlist in the Marine Corps. JUDITH PEARCE Judy was on the Grist staff, worked on voter registration, and worked part-time. She graduated in January and plans to go to college and study city planning. CARL PEARSON Carl was on the Ski Patrol. He plans to attend college. PATRICIA PEDERSEN Pat was Vice-President of the Washburn Office Education Association and on the work program. She plans to continue working after graduation. CONSTANCE PELTO Connie was a member of Bluc-Tri. A.F.S.. Project Youth. N.H.S.. Grist. Senior Board, and was co-editor of Poplars. She will attend Vassar in the fall. REGINA PERSONS Regina was in Youth M.A.R.C. and held a part-time job. Her future plans include traveling and a career as a medical secretary. STEVEN OSTER Steve participated in the one-act plays. His plans include attending Normandalc Jr. College. JAMES OVERBY Jim held a part-time job He plans logo on to college. I AUREL OWEN I auri was a member of the Pep Club, girls' track team, and worked part-time. She would like to become a commercial artist. DALE PETERSON Dale plan to work and to attend Normandalc Jr. College DEAN PETERSON Dean Mas active in gymnastics and the part-time work program He plans to see the country before it's too late JANET PETERSON Janet was a member of Bluc-Tri. N.H.S., Senior Board, was co-student director of the Senior Class Play, lay-out editor of the Wahian. and a gym aide STEPHEN PETERSON Steve was on the work progrum. lie would like to attend college in Chicago. SUE PETERSON Sue was a member of the Son’s of Norway Ski Club and worked part-time. She plans to travel, work, and join the Air Force. SHELLEY PINCK Shelley worked part-time and pluns to attend Normandalc Jr. College before becoming a stewardess. Students With Snacks. LUCINDA PODANY Cinda was a member of A.F.S. and worked part-time. She plans to attend Normandalc Jr. College and to travel. THOMAS POHLMAN Tom was on the cross country, track, and swimming teams. He plans to attend Hamlinc University. MICHAEL PORTER Mike worked part-time and hopes to attend the University of Minnesota. SALLY PURCELL Sally plans to work after graduation. JULIE RAINS Julie was on the swimming team and was in Millwheels. She held a part-time job and plans to travel and go into some field of nursing and social work. JEFFREY RASMUSSEN JefT was a member of the Lctlermen’s Club and the wrestling team. He plans to work and go to college. LYNNE REAGAN Lynne was active in Bluc-Tri. N.H.S., Youth M.A.R.C., the Marching Band, and Pep Band. Her plans include college. CLAUDIA REAGAN Claudia worked part-time. She plans to move to a farm and make her own bread. MICHAEL RERAH Mike participated in the Senior Class Play. Millwheels, and was a member of Senior Board. He plans to attend college in Florida. PAUL RIVERS Paul was a member of N.H.S.. Youth M A R C., the football, basketball and baseball teams, and the Lettermen’s Club. He plans to attend college at the Illinois Institute of Technology. MICHAEL ROAL Mike participated in the work program. He plans to go to Normandalc Jr. College. MARGARET ROBINSON Margaret's future plans arc unknown. AMY ROCK Amy's future plans arc unknown. ANN ROCKNEM Ann plans to join VISTA for a year and then go on to secretarial school. CYNTHIA RODE Cid was a tutor in her senior year. She plans to travel and go to college. JILL ROLINE Jill was a member of N.H.S. and Choraliers. She was a Homecoming altcn-dent and worked part-time She will attend Bcmidji State College. ROCHELLE ROMEO Shelley was a member of Bluc-Tri. Senior Board, and Mtllcrmales. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. JAMES ROSE NOW Jim worked part-time and plans to attend the University of Minnesota next year. 15 Seniors Graduated at LAWRENCE ROTH Larry was a member of the football team and worked part-time, lie will attend St. Cloud State in the fall. JANET ROVICK Janet was a member of N.H.S., Senior Board. Choraliers, and the Wahian staff. She hopes to attend St. Olaf College. DONN RUDE Donn would like to attend college in Colorado or the University of Minnesota. STEPHEN RUDOLPH Steve was a member of N.H.S., Choraliers. Madrigals, and participated in Millwheels. He plans to study pre-med at the University of Minnesota. ALISON RUTTAN Alison was active in the Urban Arts Program and worked part-time. She plans to attend college and study studio art. JAMES RYDER Jim was on the work program. His future plans include college. DEBRA RYNCHEK Debbie plans to attend Augsburg College. MOLLY SAMPSON Molly was a gym aide. She will attend the University of Minnesota in the fall ' DANIEL SAND Dan held a part-time job and plans to further his education. SHARON SAUNDERS Sharon worked part-time and participated in office education and O.fc.A. PATRICIA SCARLETT Pat worked part-time. She plans to attend Normandale Jr. College. DIANE SCHATZLEIN Diane was a Member of N.M.S. She worked part-time and plans to attend the University of Minnesota or the College of St. Catherine. GREGORY SCIIATZLEIN Greg was in the Letlermcn’s Club, cross country and golf teams, and Millwheels Me plans to go to the Institute of Technology at the University of Minnesota and study architecture. LINDA SCHEI Linda was on the work program. After one year of work, she will attend Metropolitan Junior College and study nursing. GAIL SCHERLE Gail was a member of Bluc-Tri. She worked part-time and plans to go to college. the End of the 1st Semester. RENEE SCHLITZ Renee worked part-time and plans to go to the College of Art and Design DAVID SCHNEIDER Dave held a part-time job. Me is planning to attend the University of Minnesota or Normandale Jr. College Me will study forestry and agriculture. DANIEL SCHOTT Dan worked part-time and was a member of A.F.S. Mis future plans include Normandale Jr. College and travel. JEAN SCHRODER Jean was a member of O.E.A. and was on the cooperative work program. She plans to become a secretary and travel. TIMOTHY SCHROEDER Tim was in Forensics and N.M.S. Me played in the Stage, Pep. Marching, and Concert Bands and the Orchestra. Mis future plans include attending the University of Minnesota. TIMOTHY SCHULTHEIS Tim was on the football and track teams and a member of the l.cttcrmcn's Club and Grist staff. Mb future plans include college and journalism. JAMES SCHULZ Jim's future plans are unknown. MARK SCHUSTER Mari plans to go to Normandale Jr. College in the fall. MARGARET SEFTON Pcgg worked part-time and plans to go to Bcmidji State College in the falh DOUGLAS SELANDER Doug was in the l.cttcrmcn's Club and a member of the baseball and JV football teams. He plans to go to Normandale Jr. College and become a slock broker DAVID SELTZ Dave's future plans are unknown. DIANE SIIEEHY Diane held a part-time job and may attend Normandale Jr. College in the fall. Students Gained Long Awaited CATHERINE SHEELEY Cathy was in N.H.S. and was u Senior Board representative She plans to attend cither the University of Minnesota or St Benedict's. VENETA SHEPHERD Skcetcr was on the volleyball team and a member of the Choralicrs. She worked at the Friar’s Dinner Theatre and plans to become an airline stewardess. COLLEEN SHERRILL Colleen was active in Bluc-Tri. budminton and track She had the female lead in the Senior Class Play and was captain of the Miller mates. She plans to attend Brigham Young University. CYNTHIA SILER Cindy was in Choralicrs. Project Youth, and the Mental Health Association. She hopes to attend college after graduation. HOWARD SILVERMAN Howard was a member of the hockey team. He plans to enter a trade school after graduation TOM SI MONSEN Tom was co-captain of the swimming team. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. RONALD SIRANY Ron was on the football and baseball teams lie plans to attend Normandale Jr. College after graduation. JOHN SMABY John was in the Ski Club and Choralicrs. He participated in the Senior Class Play and plans to attend college in the fall KAREN SMALLEY Karen was a member of Bluc-Tri and the Choralicrs. She worked part-time and plans to attend Bcmidji Stale or the University of Minnesota. 184 COLLEEN SMESTAD Colleen plans to attend the University of Minnesota. JAMES SMITH Jim worked part-time this vcar. He plans to attend Macalcstcr in the fall. JANET SMITH Janet was a member of NILS. and held a part-time job She will attend N'ormandalc Jr. College this fall. VICTORIA SMITH Vicky worked part-time and plans to continue working after graduation. JOHN SOl.YNTJES John was a member of N.H.S. and worked part-time, lie participated in the Senior Class Play and Millwheels, lie plans to enter college to study psychology. LINDA SORENSON Linda plans to attend college after she graduates. Rights and Responsibilities. MARCIENE SORESON Marcicnc was on Senior Board and held a part-time job. She plans to attend a vocational technical school after graduation. MARY SPELL Mary was a member of Bluc-Tri and held a part-time job She plans to attend a business college after graduation DENISE SPRAGUE Denise was an active member of D.E.C.A. She worked part-time and plans to attend Normandalc Jr. College THOMAS STAKE Tom was a member of the football and baseball teams, was tri-captain of the basketball team, and played in the Band and Orchestra He plans to attend the University of Minnesota. THOMAS STAMOS Tom worked part-time He plans to enter the field of medicine. MARK STEEPER Mark was a member of N.H.S. His plans are to attend the University of Minnesota to study oceanography or law JANICE STEIDEL Jan was a member of N ILS, and A.F.S. She hopes to attend Concordia College in Moorhead in the fall. CAROL STEPHENS Carol worked part-time. After graduation she would like to travel to Europe and attend college in Syracuse. New York. LINDA STEPHENS Linda participated in Bluc-Tri. Her future plans include attending college and working. 185 DARCY STEWART Darcy's future plans arc unknown. PATRICK STEWART Pat worked part-time and plans to further his schooling. JACALYN STITZ Jacquic Mas active on the volleyball and golf teams. She worked part-time and plans to attend college in the fall. THOMAS STOCKS Tom was a member of the Ski Club and plans to attend St. John's Universi- � y RANDY STOPPELMAN Randy was a member of the Letterman's Club, co-captain of the swimming leum. and worked part-time. His future plans include traveling and attending a technical school. KRISTIN STORVICK Kris was an active member of the tennis team. Senior Board, and the Band Her future plans include college ROBERT STRATTON Bob worked part-time this year. His future plans arc to attend the University of Minnesota at Duluth. DAVID STRAUMAN Dave plans to further his education in the field of retailing. KYLE STROM Kyle was a Millcrmatc and participated in Millwheels. She plans to further her education. Washburnites Promenade at KEITH SUMMERS Keith worked part-time and is planning to attend the University of Minnesota. PAUL SUPPLEE Paul held a part-time job and plans to enter the University of Minnesota in the fall. STEPHEN SWAN BERG Steve was a member of N.H.S., the Orchestra and the University of Minnesota Chamber Orchestra He plans to attend college in the fall. JOANN SW ANSON Jo worked part-time and is hoping to go into some type of writing career. PHILIP SWANSON Phil was on the work program. His future plans were stated as: To tell as many people as I can about the most adventurous and satisfying life one can live. A life that is in full consecration to Jesus Christ.” STEPHEN SWARTZ Steve was on the football team and Student Council He designed props for Millwheels and painted murals for the wrestling room. After a year of work. Steve will attend art school. 186 LINDA SWEETER Linda held a part-time job and hopes to become a cosmetologist and model. JAMES SWENSON Jim was on the wrestling team. Poplars staff, and in the Senior Class Play. His post-graduation plans include college JOANN SWINTON Jo was active in Choralicrs and Madrigals. She plans to attend Black Hills State College. THOMAS SWOVERLAND Tom plans to enter the service after graduation. MICHAEL TAAFFE Mike was captain of the JV football team this year DOUGLAS TAYLOR Doug was the leader of the Stage Band and was on the Poplars staff. He plans to attend Normandale Jr. College. JOHN TAYLOR John was in the Ski Club, swimming team, and worked on the Senior Class Play. He plans to travel after graduation. LEIGH TAYLOR Leigh was captain of the girls' swimming and badminton teams, participated in Bluc-Tri. and worked on the Wahian staff. She plans to attend college in Boulder. Colorado. DAVID TETZLAFF Dave plans to attend the University of Minnesota after graduation. Old-Time Square Dances. DAVID THARALDSON Dave played football this year and plans to atlcnd'collcgc after graduation. LYNNE THOMAS Lynne helped with the Senior Class Play and worked part-time. She plans to attend Munkalo Stutc College. MARSHA THOMPSON Marsha was a member of N.H.S. and the President of Washburn's Office Education Club. After graduation she plans to work. WILLIAM TIERNEY Bill plans on becoming or being what he becomes. WILLIAM TRAMEI. JR Bill was on the football and track teams. He plans to attend school in Sulina, Kansas. TIMOTHY TURNER Tim sang with the Choralicrs and Madrigals, lie plans to attend the University of M innesota. 187 JENNIFER TURRINTINE Jennie was a member of NILS and worked part-time. She plans to travel for four months and then attend college. JOANN UJIFUSA JoAnn participated in Bluc-Tri. A.F.S., Project Youth. Senior Board. Choraliers. and was the copy editor Tor the W'uhian. She was Vice-President of the Senior ( las and N.H.S. and hopes to attend St. Olaf College in the fall. KEVIN UN DEM Kevin worked part-time and plans to attend Normandalc Jr. College after graduation. WILLIAM UNOAR Bill played in the Pep Band, Marching Band, und Orchestra His future plans include attending the University of Minnesota. VICKY UPHOFF Vicky sang with the Madrigals and was the secretary of the Choraliers. She plans to go into nursing after graduation WILLIAM VALTINSON Bill was active in wrestling, cross country, and track. He pluns to attend the University of Minnesota. Students Work Together PAMELA VAN BOCK EL Pam was on the Badminton team. Grist staff, and wxs the Girls' Choir President She worked part-time and plans to attend St Cloud State Col-lege ARTHUR VELEZ Arthur was a Rotary student. He plans to study architecture in Bolivia and hopes to return to Minnesota in 1974 DAVID VINJE Dave was an Explorers President and worked part-time. He plans to attend the University of Minnesota Institute of Technology. KEITH VINJE Keith was on the hockey team and worked part-time. His future plans include college THERESA VOSSEN Theresa was a member of N ILS, and President of D.E.C.A. She plans to attend Augsburg College. SUSAN WALBURG Sue worked part-time. Her future plans include attending Normandalc Jr. College GARY WALEN Gary was a member of Choraliers. Madrigals, and the golf team He worked part-time and will attend Augsburg College in the fall PAUL WALLIN Pug participated in his education. MARY WARNER Mary worked part-time this year and in the future plans to become an airline stewardess. MICHAEL WASEM Mike wu President of Choraliers. sang in Madrigals, and worked part-time. His plans include attending the Universit) of Minnesota. GRANT WATERS Grant was in Choraliers and worked part-time He plans to attend Nor-mandalc Jr. College or enter the military service. CAROLE W ATSON Carole was a member of Bluc-Tri and the Choraliers She worked part-time and plans to attend Augsburg College in the fall BARBARA WATZL Bobbie participated in girls’ track, the Senior Class Play, and was a Homecoming attendant. She plans to attend the University of Minnesota. CLARENCE WEIGEL Clarence was on the baseball team and plans to attend college or work after graduation. CRAIG WEISER Craig's future plans arc unknown. to Ease Racial Tension. MICHAEL WELLUNSCHEG Mike was a member of the JV football team and plans to attend Norman-dale Jr. College and enter the Held of conservation. JOSEPH WENDLING Joe was active on the swimming team and plans to go into aviation after graduation. JULIANN WESTMAN Juliann was a member of N.H.S.. Bluc-Tri. Senior Board. Choraliers. and worked part-time Her plans include college ROXY WETZEL Roxv worked part-time and plans to attend college after graduation. BARBARA WHITE Barb was a member of N.H.S.. Choraliers. and Madrigals She worked part-time and plans to attend the University of Minnesota BRYAN WHITEHEAD Bryan was an aide in the counseling office and worked part-time. After graduation he plans to attend college. SUSAN WICHELMANN Sue was on the work program in her senior year She plans to travel and attend college LINDA WICKLUND l.inda worked part-time this year and plans to travel after graduation. BRUCE WIED Bruce’s future plans include college. ROBERT WIED Bob plans to attend the University of Minnesota after graduation. ALAN WILCOX Alan was a member of the Choraliers. Ski Club, and the ski team. He worked part-time and plans to attend college and continue skiing after graduation. HOWARD WlLENSKY Howard participated in the All-City Drama Festival and the golf team. He plans to continue his education in New Zealand. KRAIG WILLIAMS Kraig's future pbns arc unknown. JAMIE WILLIAMS Jamie worked part-time this year and pbns to attend the University of Minnesota after graduation. ARMINTA WILSON Cheryl’s future pbns arc unknown. JOHN WINDEN John was a member of the LeUermen’s Club and participated in football, gymnastics, and track. His future pbns include studying law. CHARLYNN WISE Lynn sang with the Choraliers and worked part-time. After graduation, she plans to attend Vocational Technical School. ALAN WITT Alan was a member of the chccrlcading squad. His future pbns arc uncertain. Seniors Leave With Mixed Emotions. CARILEE WITTA Carilcc was a member of N.H.S. and Millcrmatcs. She was also a gym aide and took part in Millwheels. Her future pbns include college. TATIANA WOWK Tania worked part-time this year and helped with the Senior Class Play. She pbns to enter nursing or dance and music. PATRICK YERIGAN Pat held a part-time job and pbns to attend the University of Minnesota at Duluth. CAROL YERKS Carol worked part-time this year and pbns to attend college after graduation. LINDA ZUPAN Linda participated in Youth M.A.R.C. and the work program. She pbns to attend college after graduation. CATHRYN ZYLSTRA Cathy was the President of Washburn and Hennepin County Youth M.A.R.C. She plans to attend Normandalc Jr. College. NOT PICTURED Deborah Alagnu Erik Anderson Andrew Awes Paul Bartholomew Richard Bianski Thomas Bixby David Borrett Brice Bowlds Lora Boyce Steven Burbank Matthew Cain Theresa Cain Valerie Clcare Steven Commerford William Crowley Sandra Daly Patrick Doll David Dulac Robert Eddy Michael Egan Vivi Erickson William Faust David Ciaudette Robert Gerner Amy Gould Mark Guillaume Richard Flail Richard Hansen Marian Hcdinger James Hoch Thomas Hoch Linda Howe John Hughes Veronica Irwin Tcrrie Jackson Daniel Jackson William Karlos Orville Larson Paul Larson Peter Lcwandowski James Lindquist Steven Little Dennis Mahoney Anthony Mark os David Martin Patrice Molin David Nemek Kurt Olson Susan Pearson Robert Pile James Re ab John Richardson Melissa Roberts Donald Rocchio Pandora Rocquc Ethan Rogers Michele Schobcrg Philip Shaffer Jon Swaggert Sandra Trucks Kay Taylor Tom Tot ke Russel Waadc Elizabeth Wheeler Raymond White James Wiggins Mark Winslow 191 BOTTOM ROW (L TO R.fc M.Sorcnvon.T Bailey (Prcv ) A.Anderson. LJenkins (Treav), J.Peterson, SKvingc. M Mueller. J.Arran-dondo. 2ND ROW: S Romfo. D KnaufT, C.Pdto, J.Ujifuvi (Vice-Prcs.k K.Shcely. A.Ranch. M.Boo� als. S.Swanbcrg. 3RD ROW: A. Andreasen, A A� c� . J Rovick. D.Carbon. P.Aakcr. J .Weslman. K.Slorvick Senior Board (L. TO R Y Stanley. Sec.; T. Bailey. Pres.; Mr. Johnson, Advisor; L.Jenkins, Treat.; J. Ujifusa. Vicc-Pres. Under the able leadership of JoAnne Ujifusa. Vice-President. Senior Board, composed of one representative from each senior homeroom, managed to keep quite busy this year. Besides collecting cap and gown fees and Senior Dues, they kept the class posted on scholarship information and college visitations. Decisions were made concerning such events as Senior Snow Parly. Class Theme and Graduation. 192 (L. TO R.fc S. Swanbcrg. D. Dintcr. W. Mogilevsky. Boys’ State and National Merit D. Knauff, S. Swanbcrg Boys’ State, a mock legislature sponsored by the American Legion was designed as an introduction to our political system. It was held at Ciustavus Adolphus College this year, with Dave Dintcr. Steve Swanbcrg, and Bill Mogilevsky as our representatives. It started with the election of city, county, and state officials, and it went on to cover passage of Bills.” More than 16,600 schools administered the February 1971 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test to over 655.000 students. Of these participants. 15,000 (the top 1.5%) were advanced to Semi-Finalist standing. From those who fulfilled Finalist requirements, approximately 3.000 were selected to receive scholarships of varying amounts, sponsored by colleges and other organizations. Two of Minneapolis’ 29 Semi-Finalists were Washburn Students. Senior Awards BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R. G.Jorgcnscn. I.Hansen. J.Ujifusa. 2ND ROW . BGitliquisl. J.Hughes. LJcnkins, T.Bailey. 3RD ROW': M.Boosalis, R.Martens, P.Domholl. 4TH ROW': D.Jcnscn, S. Baglien. (NOT PIC.): J.Pcatce. SCOTT BAG LIEN awarded the Leonard Moses Physical Fitness Award. TOM BAILEY and JUDY PEARCE awarded the Washburn Service Award. MICHAEL BOOSALIS awarded the Rose Reese International Understanding Award. PAUL DOMHOLT awarded the Miller of the Year Award. LYNN HANSEN awarded the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. JOHN HUGHES awarded the Frank Ashman Memorial Award. LON JENKINS and JOANN UJIFUSA awarded the First National Band Awards. DALE JENSEN awarded the Stanley Person Memorial Award. GAIL JORGENSEN awarded the Daughters of the American Revolution Award. ROY MARTENS awarded the Bauson and Lomb Scientific Award. 194 BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.yC.Sheeky, L Hinstn, M.Htrknas, DKnauff, S.Snnberg 2SI) POH LDeBcck, L.lroiu, S.KnoWauch, J.Cunnwgham JR I) ROW: A.Awes, J.Ujifusa, J.Fcvloer 4TH ROW: D Dintcr, S Johnson. BHamnes, W.Mo Mky, St Graven INOT PIC): JPearec, 1 Noel Andrew Awes Janice Cunningham Lynne DcBcck David Dimer Judith Fculner Mark Graven Bruce Hamncs Lynn Hansen Holly Harkness Lynn Irons Set h Johnson Debra Knauff Stephanie Knoblauch H ilium MogHcfsky Judith Pearce Amy Pock Catherine Shcdey Stephen Suanbcrg Jo Ann Vjifusa ICS BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.): J.Rolinc. G.Harris, C.Pelto, M. Mask ins, C.Heywood, M.Hanisch. J.Koclmcl. D.Schla licn. 2ND ROW: J.Peterson. S.llogberg. M.Mueller. B White. J.Smith, S.Hanrahan. D.Murphy. J.Solyntjcs. S.Hanson. 3RD ROW: T.Schrocdcr, P.Kuisk. S.Rudolph. J.Mady. J.Kachclmaehcr. D.Jensen. P.Olson. J.Hughes. M.Wascm National Honor Society BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.): H.Darkness, S.Swanbcrg. L.Irons. GJorgcnson. T.Wowk. J.Stcidcl, K.Shecley. C.Hcistad. I..Jenkins, L.Bcrgscth. 2ND ROW: D.Knauff, J.Fculner. K.Mason. J.Turrcntine. J.Rovick. L. DcBeck, (Sec ). B Bicker. J.Maland. J.Ujifusa (Vicc-Prcs ). J.Mikclson. S.Knoblauch. 3RD ROW. S.John-son, J.Wcstman. E.McDeimid. T.Bailey. B.Hamncs, D.Dintcr. C.Gilhertson, M.Boosalis. B.Ludckc. (i.Anderson. R.Johnson (Pres.), B.Mogilevsky. 196 BOTTOM ROW (L. TO R.): A.Anderson. V.Dorsey, K.Dainsbcrg, M.Adam, M.Evan. N.Andreascn, J.Holland. I .Be at. 2ND ROW: D.Gcc. t.Liscnbcrg. B.Carlson. D.DcNio. S.Grccn, R.LIIis, J Arradondo. P.Domholt. 3RD ROW: L.Damkrogcr, A.Greene. G.Borrcll. B.Gillquist, I Lngstrand. J.Domholt. B.Llsham, G.Chresand. D.C'arlson. The National Honor Society had two inductions this year, one in the spring of '71 with 38 students, and one in December ’71 with 77 students. From the fall inductees were elected the three officers of the cabinet. Induction is based on two factors: I) the student must have a 3.0 grade point average and 2) he must have built a reputation with the faculty of a positive character, leadership, and service as shown in classrooms, homerooms, or extracurricular activities. 162 students qualified on the basis of the 3.0 average, but only 77 were selected. The N.H.S. had a tutoring program, ushered at fall open house, public meetings, the spring open house for juniors and their parents, hosted round robin debate meetings, and handled the Senior graduation announcements. They were advised by Miss Magnuson, Mr. Ccr-sine, Mrs. Dahl. Mr. Rasmussen, Mr. Nelson, and Mr. Anderson who is a permanent member. Lynne DcBcck (Secretary); Richard Johnson (President); JoAnn Ujifusa (Vice-President). Senior Snow Party At 6:45 p.m. about 200 Washburn seniors piled out of orange school buses and spread out in all directions to enjoy three hours at Camp Ihduhapi for the Senior Snow Party. Because the parly took place shortly after a 6-inch snowfall, sliders carved their own runs on Toboggan Hill. When the cold got to be' too rftuch (it was only -18). seniors sought out the main lodge for warmth and square dancing to the familiar calls of our friend. Luke. The boys dominated boot hockey games on the ice rink. The party was topped off by drawings for 15 albums, then students piled onto the buses for a long ride back to Washburn. 198 Warm Friendships Glow Despite Cold Temperatures 200 i t I Patrons American Lighting Company Mr. and Mrs. Carl W. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Anderson Aqua Sheer Bachman's Have beautiful flowers Barberio Cheese House Bermel-Smaby Realtors Butler Drug Carl’s Dairy Queen Colonial Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. G.S. DcBeck Diamond Lake Beauty Salon Diamond Lake Super Valu Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Dingley Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Edwards Dr. and Mrs. William R. Fifer Best Wishes to the Class of'72 Mr. and Mrs. H.A. Fine Best Wishes Gary’s Standard Gcrson Jewelry Company The Gift Nook 612 West 54th Street Golden Touch Beauty Salon Mr. Daniel Graven Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hanisch Dr. and Mrs. J.W. Hark ness Mr. and Mrs. Dan Herridgc Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hesli The Hub Baylock B B Appliances Cook Paint Varnish Fashion Beauty Salon Fanny Farmer Candies Hub Arcade Barbershop Hub Jewelers Hub Record Shop Hub Shoe Repair Hub Hobby Shop Julie Ann Fabrics Kinney Shoes Korncr Pla a Krapu's Suburban Fashion Hub Stable Lancer Sores MFA Insurance Company Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio J.C. Penney Company Profile II Pilgrim Cleaners Pixie Diner Plymouth Optical PakoFilmshops R C Hub Bakeshop United National Wagon Popcorn Walgreens Jensen's Texaco Jim’s T.V. Kenneth Johnson Keavcny Pharmacy Klicr's Nursery 5901 Nicollet Avenue Mr. and Mrs. Leo LaFond Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lake LaMac Cleaners Li’l General “Luck” Mr. and Mrs. William E. MacGregor Best Wishes to the Class of '72 Mark’s Skelly Mrs. Carolyn Maslansky Irving Mogilevsky Monty's Beauty Lounge Motor Parts Service Good Luck Graduates of'72! Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mueller Nicollet Printing Company Diane Pajerski Park Lane Florist PDQ 20 West 58th Street Mr. and Mrs. Arnas J. Pelto Perkins Cake and Steak 6023 Nicollet Avenue Polaris Snowmobiles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ragan Richfield Appliance Incorporated Richfield Pharmacy Rose Burns Catering Service Rupp Mini-Bikes Salk Drug Store Seltergren Hardware and Variety Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Siler Tools and Fasteners Incorporated Towns Edge Cleaners Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ujifusa Patricia VanSistine Thanks for all your help. Mr. Johnson Your Advancers Congratulations to the 1972 Wahian Staff Acknowledgments The job of putting together a yearbook requires an idea, and a conscientious staff to carry it out. It takes a lot of thinking, and hundreds of hours of hard work, during school, after school, in the evenings, and on weekends. It also requires that the staff members give up many other things they would like to do for the sake of putting out a good yearbook. Nancy Andreasen Janet Peterson JoAnn Ujifusa Holly Harkness Jane Milnor David Camp Amy Anderson Bradd Buchanan Jeanne Ecklund Elyse Eiscnberg Rhonda Ellis Sherita Mosley Missic Mueller Janet Rovick Leigh Taylor Clare Dingley Meg Hanich Sue Herridgc Debbie Knauff Larry Morgan Darlene Pajerski Scott MacGregor Matt Partridge Harry Rosen Miss Bra cll This book. then, is the result of those people's time and best efforts. I would like to thank all those people who worked so hard, and especially: Miss Brazzcll. for all her coaching and advice. JoAnn and Janet, for taking much more than their share of the work, and for being excellent right-hand girls. Darlene, for the extra lime she spent typing our copy over, and over, and over ... Mr. Lundgren, for his find Senior Portrait work. Mr. Johnson, for handling our Senior subscriptions. Again, thank you to everyone, Nancy Andreasen Editor 208 Editor Lay-Out Editor Copy Editor Photo-Coordinator Business Managers Lay-Out Staff Copy Staff Photographers Advisor