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

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-ww' iw Vocational Training Comparatively new in our educational system is the Vocational Training School located near Whittier School in Sioux Falls. Formerly under the supervision of the N. Y. A. Training Program, it is now operated by the Board of Educa- tion for the purpose of preparing young men for war work. The large building is equipped for training in machinery, welding and sheet metal. All work is given on a three hour basis, as in other vocational schools, and is open to high school juniors and seniors who receive credit for it. The work on equipment was completed February 1, 1942. The cost is carried by the government and the Board of Education under whose jurisdiction it is expected to remain, thereby making a permanent addition to our educational system. fi 3 -n-in Above-lnterior view taken during work- ing hours Left-One of the lathe projects turned out at the school. Many of these are in use in nm- Mah er-hnnl metals shop

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W ' RICHARD AGGERGAARD . . . DOLORES MAE ANDERSON, Presi- dent of R.O.I'I .... DOROTHY IVIAE ANDERSON, l.R.C .... VIRGIL ANDERSON, Hi-Y, Vice-President of Nlonogram Club, Treasurer of Senior Class, Football, Student Council . . . ROSE ANNE ARMSTRONG, Social Dancing, Girl Reserves, Library Club, Secretary and Treasurer of Greggites . . .ARDYS ARNOLD, Girl Re- serves, College Club, Greggites . . . VERNA MAY ARVIDSON, Girl Reserves, Greggites . . .MARY LOU ASSAM, Spanish Club, N.F.L., I.R.C., President of Spanish Club . . . POLLY ATVVOOD, Section Editor of Annual, I.R.C., Dramatic Club, Quill and Scroll. . .MARVIN AUG- SPURGER, Football . . . DAGNY AUSTIN, Chorus, I.R.C., Dramatic Club, Candidate for Queen . . . BRANDON BAILLIE . . . ROBERT BALDVVIN . . . SHIR- LEY BARKLEY, l.R.C., Chorus, Dra- matic Club . . . DOLORIS BARNES, Band, Greggites . . . LORRAINE BARR, N.H.S., College Club, Greg- gites . . . PEARL BARTLETT, Treasurer of R.O.H .... VIRGINIA BAR'I'LE'I'T, Greggites . . . HARoLn BATES, l.R.C. . . . ROBERT BATES, Moni- tor, Hi-Y, l.R.C .... Sefmofr lass 1945