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

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F LIPPANT Consistent Junior Honor Rollers: Amsberry, Beryl Beck, Gwen Benedict. Marian Blucher, Elaine Bossman, Eleanor Brooks, Douglas DeMarse, Don Eliades, Phyllis Elliott, Marjorie Erickson, Dick A. Gerlinger, Mary Lou Goodbarn, Gail Gudahl, Roger Herrington, Kermit Hnlin, Shirley Jacobsen, Ed Johnson, Betty J. Keller, Ed Koplow, Pauline Kuck, Virginia Loveseth, Marian McGee, Nellie Mortenson, Irene Mundt, Kathleen JUNIORS Nelson, Phyllis Nieman, Edna Opheim, Sylvia Owen, Arlene H. Oyan, Hazel Palmquist, Doris Penney, Lorraine Peterson, Willard Querness, Beverley Richards, Tom Rittman, Lois Rufer, Pat Schneiderman, Darlene Stride, Jean Thoms, Ruth Undem, Dorothy Vennum, Helen Voss, Virginia VValter, Pat Weigel, Joe Wildermuth, Loren

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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

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SENIOR CLASS OF 1940 CORRINE ARRAHAMSON, College Club.. .ERMA ADLER. . .ROBERT ALLEN, I.R.C., College Club. . .ROY ALLEN . . .DONALD ALLISON, College Club, French Club. . .MILDRED ALLISON. .. ARLENE ANDERSON, l.R.C.. . .GERALD ANDERSON, I.R.C., College Club, Student Council, Vice-President of Band ...JAMES ANDERSON. . .EARL ANGLE. . .ROBERT ANKRUM. . .CLIFFORD ARCHER. .. RENAE ARCHER, I.R.C., College Club, Girl Reserves, Dranmtic Club, Student Council, lnterolub Council, Nominee for Queen. . .ARLENE ARNESON, l.R,C.. . .EDVVARD ARNO. . .MARGARET ARNOLD, Chorus. I.R.C., Girl Re- serves, G,A.A.. .. SHIRLEY ARNSTON, I.R.C., College Club, Gi1'l Reserves, Drunnitie Club, Clnitzmingzi. . .MARY ATKINS, I.R.C., Cole lege Club, Library Club...RICllARD BANCROFT, I.R.C., College Club, Hi-Y, I ootball...GLENlJA BARTHOLOVV, I.R.C., College Club... REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR OF 1940 Editor of the XVZl.I'l'i0l', MARY ROARDMAN, is, perhaps, the most efficient girl in NVasliington High, proving this by the excellent work she has :lone in all she has ever undertaken. As a Junior, Mary was chosen the most popular girl of her class, has always been an honor student, and was also 21 nominee for Queen. Her activities number Vice-president of I.R.C., Program Chairman of College Club, Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club, and Quill and Scroll. W '33 'Z A Q' ZW' 'EGF m ,SVU