Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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It is not until the third scene that an answer is found. For some this is the final scene; others will be around for many more to come. Spring brings with it the prom, semi-formal, baseball, and track. All of these are reason enough for the excitement sensed in the second scene. It is not until the closing of this scene that the real reason becomes evident: graduation, the climax of the play, the grand finale. All told, the play is a success. It had its climaxes and its dow nfalls, but most important it will set the stage for future performances. The playwrights were the actors. They told the story the story of the season.

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Again the curtain rises; but this time it reveals a different setting, that of Winter. The actors portray the feeling of monotony and boredom, but yet an undercurrent of enthusiasm still prevails. Hockey, wrestling. basketball, and the Snow Party are a few of the highlights of this scene. As Winter draws to an end, mounting anticipation and excitement can be sensed. But for what reason? 5

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Ourluculi) is something W ashburn students can lake pride in. W c have one of the most highly educated facul- ties in the city. A large number of our faculty have their Master's Degrees and many have acquired credits as far as their Ph Ds. Hut don't let all this mislead y ou. I he duties of our faculty go beyond that of stuffing our heads w ith mind-boggling facts and figures and forcing us to subject ourselves to such vile things as: w riter’s cramp, paper cuts, and classroom phobia. I hey can he our friends, and they are willing to help us with whatever problems wc have. tu