Washington High School - Warrior Yearbook (Sioux Falls, SD)

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IEE! Standing, lett to right. C EIERMXXNN, tl H!XRlvlOlNl, C HAlvllLTOlil Vt' LEYSE Seated at table, lett to riahtj DR, CEREGCS, R GAGE, B YEAGER, E TDOUTl'llT, H SIXURE THE POWERS THAT RULE These people pictured above are the ones in charge ot the educational policies ot Sioux Ealls, and in a xery large measure they are responsible tor the modern equipment and progressive policies ot the system Dr. J B. Gregg, president ot the Board ot Educa- tion, contesses he has realized an old ambition, tor his father was once a member ot the school board at Havvarden, Iowa. His executive ability and keen interest in the tin- ancial attairs ot the school have made him an invaluable member. l Especially deserving ot honor is Mrs Eannie Douthit, who has been attending board meetings tor thirteen years, which makes her a veteran in Sioux Ealls school attairs. She has shown a never tailing interest in all our activities - - basketball, tootball - and she says our operettas are 'lsuperb productions. A. A MacDOlXlALD Superintendent A A lvlacDonald has served the Sioux Ealls public schools thirty-tive years, tive years as principal and the remaining time as superintendent. During that period he has constantly endeavored to secure tor the boys and girls ot Sioux Ealls better equipment, courses ot study, and instruction. lt is not strange that such a litetime ot unseltish interest has gained tor him the hearty respect and sincere attection ot the whole city where those boys and girls have become the citizens. The class ot l937, as they graduate tram the nevvly completed high school, are deeply conscious ot the debt ot gratitude which they, too, owe him. Eleven v ? 2 ! 'S N' 5 .f,., 'gitrg W Q. ,ijti . EM ,fr 1' i ,f y-',.vg5:,5-551' ' ft if T 1 1, 352 f Y , K 5 M 1 : . , Q 1 QSM sg :F , ' -N 14,3 'SW aff- 'KS Y? 'Q f , V N -'fi 4. ..::,'- .qvfgy gfjj 'ii' . ,vi M Este f S , S , kin 12,53 ,L 5 ig Q 15 i t.', cj muff l Lv x ,. t f fe' Q42 fr A f 'ft wi' , iam if .S Q . na -N 1 4, ' fggi- , 'Q 'v c 1432 5521 gf, ffaw J weff fig: we 4. Av., f T. 1 1 1 1 Q3 wc. - ,cg ,, ,,, V . i '-ELI' '. :-Fe ,'- gu . ,A I Hi fs? .- A ' W Z1 X SQ! B vm, s ,sp- 4 L! A -. 3:56 v ,KK --'1'a '.-M 54--A-fi ' , is , M -1 Wai 5 ff 7 :ft if! H var' 4, 'eigi A , , 435 ',lx'?:lfH, SQ M-we- X - ,--gg-3, -rx J 5 21:5 'Ei wif 'f x 1 44 . 'v v .V-,,.,1,.,n , v if IK? In Y Q. 3 6 Qt Q ' ig? .V f - , ,. . . A-Q21 - , 1' 0 1 , ' 3: gf , wing 3 A-it New +5 Q 2 W fr Q,- xy , rf , f V 'S N 1 . ' 'f :fig sr. sf 2 :F TW' 15: fffagil . ,. ' ,g nigiig 4 'Q swift-1 4: me if-1 i-:ix