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

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UTI LTIU at Schools have to be run and ruledwall practical ends have to be worried over. These are the duties ot those in the following pages. Yet these responsibilities arise only because the teachers are here to fulfill another more important duty. They are here to educate, and education implies teaching, but teaching does not mean only instruction. lt means motivation- pushing classroom-attenders until they become self-starters, tind their own interests, use their own powers. Perhaps there will never be complete motivation. A few teachers are only instructors, some students cannot be motivated even in tour years-or more, But schools are built for education and in education motivation remains the ideal. Photographs by Rex Bahnson

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u' 'S A as r ' ' iss Ava'e With this dedication a triangle will have been completed, Miss Savage is honored through these written words, their are a product of Washington High, and Washington High has been o whole life to Miss Savagee once a student, now as registrar As registrar she works not for herself but for the students, finding what they do and what they know Frorn contact with student cycles she has penetrated and interpreted cornrnon, established student ideas. She recognizes and absorbs any new ones, She is progressive, helpful, understanding. But understanding cornes as rnuch from within as from without and when you know yourself and your own suffering then you can never be at rest in the presence of the suffering of others and your inward peace is doonwed unless lou offer help, Miss Saxage, apart front school routine and not as regis- trar, is a human aiding other humans. This, then, is the work she does, this is the work she will do.

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