Washburn High School - Wahian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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SENIORS Joe McBride; Debbie Burgess; Peter Youngdahl; Nancy Bergfalk JUNIORS row 1: Grady St. Dennis; Tom Dahl row 3: Matt Stratton; Sue Erdall; Jeff Bowers SOPHOMORES row 1: Stephanie Vagle; Tricia Morrill row 2: Josephine FRESHMEN row 1: Li Taylor; Jeff Fischer; Heather McCullough row 2: Pat McCoy; Delacruz; Julie Mitchell; Joe Daugherty; Monica Urbaniak Alex Grant; Karen Brant Student Council 29

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Student Council The 1986-87 Student Council was responsible for a great many events and services offered to students over the school year. Planning Welcome Week, sponsoring the annual canned food drive and raising Miller spirit overall are just a few of these tasks. Advisor Bruce Waller led the group again for the third year in a row. The leadership qualities of these twenty-seven young men and women made Washburn events successful and enjoyable for all. Bruce Waller top: Just another everyday student council meeting, middle left: Peter Youndahl reads over the plans for a student council outing, middle right: Jeff Fischer is not amused. Opposite page: middle left: While no one is looking. Debbie Burgess removes her right eyeball, middle right: Lisa Blazei looks forward to a late night bath in Jell-O gelatin. OFFICERS row I: Secretary, Lisa Howard; Treasurer, Jake Skala row 2: Vice Pres. Social, Kirkland Johnson: President, Mike Bailey; Vice Pres. Problems, Greg Sampson 28 Student Council

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International Exchange Rotary When graduation time comes around, and thoughts of various future plans are soon to become reality, five Washburn Millers from the class of '87 will be planning for their year abroad, sponsored by the Rotary Program. These five students who will act as representatives of Washburn are: Richard Dinesen, Mexico; Molly Cerny, West Germany; Todd Sorenson, Sweden; Christopher Morrison, Chile; and Jennifer Moore, Italy. It should be really cool, said Todd Sorenson. These lucky five will be hosted in their chosen countries for approximately nine months or an estimated school year. It will definitely be an exciting experience and one that we're sure they are looking forward to. International Students This year, Washburn was the host of thirteen International Exchange Students. They traveled abroad to experience the American culture and broaden their minds to the fullest. The students shared many new experiences. Rogerio Azevedo from Brazil, thought that the most surprising thing in this country was winter. He had never seen snow before! Friendships that have grown over the year will make it hard to say goodbye. Millers will be sad to see you go! ■niscn lexico Maria Arroyo Chmtophti Morrison To: Chile togepcrAzevido rProm: Brazil ( VAN DER GRINTEN $ PROJECTION I 0 500 1000 2000 3000 SCALE Of MILES West Longitude 180 30 International Exchange