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

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r Brumbaugh cmagefrs Goldsmith to enable students desiring part-time work to get credits for this time. He is director of the vocational training school on the east side, and his office is located on the first floor of the High School. Mr. Brumbaugh is official Freshman Counse- lor. In this capacity he serves as a special con- sultant on matters of curriculum for incoming students who desire advice and aid in planning their school career, and to some of us as the keeper of seventh periods, a position which he has held for many years. Duties of disciplinarian fall to Mr. Fred Kohoutek, who issues familiar seventh periods, handles problem cases, and excuses. Also, Mr. Kohoutek has taken over the task of Senior ad- viser and directs the special activities and meete ings of the class. dr.. N iliifsxmi if K X .. it Mr. Kohouteli

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IGF 'V' tg ' 1 . QU, 1 lf B 'l'UDliN'I' COUNCIL-Left to right, First row-Bill Perrenoud. Elfreda Kolsch, Charlene Nessan, Mary Rallis, Dan Dworsky, Forest Pehnert, jack Eich, John Reishus, George Walker, Rosemary Vehle. Second row-Ray Krone, Betty Christiansen, jackie Berguin, Darlene Higgins, jim Perkins, Dave Dedrick, Bill Morris. Third row-Bob Higgins, Doeda Risto, Dorothy Gardner, Frances Goodsite, Marjorie Goldsmith, Barbara Graff, Ev Holmes, etsy Gregg, Art Smith, Bob Aldern. Fourth row-Vernon jones, Bob Bresee, Vivian Julson, Rosemary Wilcox, Joyce Keefer, Phyllis Lokken, Nancy Hyde, Joan ienjum. - Fifth row-Don Reaves, jean Martinson, Paul Aggergard, King Willis, Don Eliason, Jim Smock, Dick Kahler, Bob Rabe, Bob wenson, Bill Harris, Gene Semmens. Sixth row-Dick Fry, Bob Beach, Art Runyan, Curt Kuehn, jim Gremmels, Bill Cook, Dick Unzicker, Don Budde, LeRoy Aalseth, Pon Lamis. Government Washington High School's representative governing body is the Student Council. lt is composed of about eighty representatives who are presidents of their home rooms. The of- ficers for the first semester, elected by the representatives at their first meeting, were: Darlene Higgins, president, Dan Dworsky, vice-president, and Jim Perkins, secretary, who was replaced by Vernon Jones when he left for the Navy. The function of this group is to discuss and try to solve, with aid of the Principal and Assistant Principal, any problems pertaining to the welfare and interests of the student body which arise. ' Within the Student Council the representa- tives for Executive Council are chosen. This is a smaller group which plans activities and then presents them to the Student Council for discussion. Left-Jim Perkins, secretary, and Dan Dworsky, vice-president. ,i , 5 Pi .fr swans