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

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STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Student Councils at both semesters have had as their outstanding proiect ot the year the clean- up campaign Action vvas started in December upon the suggestion ot the students themselves. Dis- cussions were held in each home room, and Student Council representatives brought back the sugges- tions tor keeping our school the Million Dollar lnstitution that it is. From this list ot student opinions! several codes were tormed tor behavior in the halls and on the campus These were printed in booklet torm together vvith the assembly code and given to each student, A marked improvement was noted at the time, but there is still a great deal to be done betore we reach our goal. Courtesy Guide tunctioned again this year under the Student Council, and besides directing visitors, helped to keep the halls auiet during class time Justin Berger acted as president ot the council tor the tull year Don Allan and Shirley Baker were vice-president and secretary-treasurer respectively for the tirst semester, Tom Richards and Phyllis l-larum taking over at mid-year. CLASS OFFICERS AND COUNCII Above The senior class otticers vvere all tootball players this year ln tront is Dick Simmons president centcr Don Allan, vice-president, Gus Cusulos, member at larg and Tom Richards treasurer at thc rear is Mr Beck the senior adviser. Belovv The student council in the auditorium tor a meeting

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WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY OFFICE STAFF With o school of our size, reguloting the students gets to be quite o chore We con be proud of our office stoff, however, for the fine job they do. Upper left lvliss Sudon, secretory. She does the thousond ond one things thot need to be done oround the office, l-ler unusuol memory for the nonwes ond foces of neorly oll the students enolnles her to keep o good check on ony lcind of irregulority. Upper right R, Ac Beck! whom rnost students know os the giver outer of seventh periods. lt is his duty to toke core of obsences, tordiness, ond problem cosesf' Lower left Mr. Beck ond Miss Sudon toking core of the obsences of the preceding doy. The students ore writing out the foniilior white olnsence excuses. '19 in-gd, .. Lower right Miss Soxioge, our well liked registror. She ottends to new students, grodes, ond records.

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The Executne Counctll o smoll represontotiye body, wos tormed tor the pttroose ot hondltnq more problems thon would be nosstble in the lorqer Student Counctl Cn November oth ond 93th sexerol Ewcittttytr Counetl members ottended the Student Counctl Coryentton ot Vermtllton A meettng ol thts lstnd ts relottxfely new In South Dokoto, but represettto- tlyes trom over twenty surrounding towns enthus- tosttcolly met tor the Conterence lhe round toble dtscusstons were osneetolly helntul, ond tmturoyo- ments tor our student goxornmont were suooctsted by the methods used tn other schools Members elected tor the ftrst sentvster were Etleen Dyce, Kothleen lvlundt, Jock Stewort, Dtfl-Q Simmons, ond Duone lvlclfenno, sontors, Nylct Ann Colktns, Moe Pooley, Lloyd lotnlett, Don lvlrlitnnon, ond Bob Engenl guniorsg Chorlotte lsemon ond Andy Kuehn, soohomoresy ond Hob Loclahort ond Bob Horuml freshmen Serytng durtng the second semester were Erleen Dyee, Roy Wendltng, Mortell Rudy Loyton Corntng, ond Duane Mclienno, sentorsg Mortlyn Stork, Nylo Ann Colktns, Lloyd Toplett, ond Eugene Sttllmon, luntorsg Chorlotte lsemon ond Bob Cox, sophof moresg ond Borboro Fronkmon ond Dove Austin, treshmen, HELP GOVERN SCHGOL Above The tumor Closs otttcers Stondtng ore Alice Thomas, vice-prestdentg Dorothy Stmons, prestdentg Morilyn Stork, secretoryg ond seoted is Moe Pooley, member ot lorge. Below AThe exeeuttye councul. lst rowe lsernon, Mundt, Dyce, Boker, Colkms, Allon, ond prestdent Berger. 2nd row loplett, Stewort, Kuehn, l-lorum, Engert, Srmmons, McKinnon, ond Lockhart, 21