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

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LACKADAISICAL . . SOPHOMORES Consistent Sophomore Honor Rollers: Arnold, LaVoyne Bailin, Marvin Bailin, Ruth ' Baker, Marjorie E. Benson, Vera J. Boling, Joane Calkins, Nyla Ann Cleveland, Coleen Eggers, Eleanor Gall, Jeanette Gandrau, Joyce Gardner, Marjorie Gerlinger, Anne Girton, Marilyn Goodbarn, Jas. Goss, Irene Graff, Vvilma Grigsby, Suzanne Hanson, Viola Hokenstad, Marian Hooshagen, Imogene Howard, Melvin Isaak, Leone Jastram, Robert Jennings, Verne Kinne, Kenneth Kuehn, Andrew Kurth, Marillyn Larson, Jean K. Lines, Barbara Mankofsky, Evelyn Morgan, Jean Mortrude, Marilyn Nelson, La Vonne Norem, Harlan Oates, James Park, Patty Pederson. Frances Peterson, Betty Lon Rose, Dorothea Rubin, George Sandvig, Wayiie Simons, Dorothy Simpson, Joyce Spieker, Jane Stillman, Eugene Strom, Elwood Thomas, Alice Thomas, Edythe VValker, Carrol Wendell, Hazel VVhitehead, Shirlev

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GRO N-UP, RELE S, livery freshman desires to he a sopho- more, and every sophomore would rather he a junior. A sophomore is rather an in-hctween person---he isn't as aweful as a freshman, hut he isn't as arrogant or polished as an upper-elassman. lie begins to feel a little more important and ventures a shy Hi to a senior once in a while. The more hold of his class pick up fads sported hy leaders of the school and look down on a mere freshie. Of course, sophomores are not so prominent in school life, hut they do their share. In debate, Alice Thomas and Marvin liailin came to the fore. Blossom Olsen was the sophomore candidate for 1910 Sweet- heart, while Suzanne Grigshy was a con- testant for Ili-Y H20 Queen. Merlin John- son was chosen hy the G.R.'s to he the sophomore S.l'. .lack Twedell, .lim Has- son, Al XVood, Dale Pascoe, Dean Rallis, and .lack Kindred are good material for XV.H.S. sports. Nyla Ann Calkins added her hit in dramatics.

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CO FIDENT, SELF-CONTAINED, BOSSY A junior is the nearest thing to a sen- ior, hut most juniors feel that seniors haven't anything on theni. They frequent places considered as senior hangoutsf' intermingle with them readily, and some- ti111es over-shadow them in activities. Leadership rapidly develops, hut factions do not usually arise until the senior year. This ycar's junior class introduced something new in the line ot' entertainment -da successful theatre party complete with candy and all the trimmings. .luniors go into activities in a big way. Roger Rhodes was elected the S.P. of XV.H.S., and Margaret Knudson was the junior nominee for Sweetheart. Justin Berger and Tom Richards were two letter men. Don Eugen and Mary Carmody were the most popular juniors, and .loe XVeigel completed his third year in dehate. Dick Simmons and Marilyn Stark were budding actors. A junior CLR. club inaugurated ersonality Day, and Dewey McKenna was chosen to he the art editor of tl1c 19,11 XVARRIUR. ssly