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

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azawaff fo Cyan of Q l Above are senior class officers. Left to right-president, Mike Billingsleyg vice president, Bob Rabeg secretary, Mary jane Millsg Treasurer, Larry 0'llearn. SENIORS' RECOLLECTIONS 1943-4.4-We all remember that memorable day when Washington High School started for us. Bewildered as we were, we managed to live through that first day in finding our rooms and ditching the upper classmen who were waiting anxiously for us. Reggie Graff was chosen by us freshman girls as our Spinster candidate. Bernila Casby and Mary jane Mills were our H20 and sweetheart candidates, respectively. The freshman class voted as their representa- tives, Shirley Lemonds, Marv Randall, Bonnie Davis, and Stan Wilkes. Proud we were of our selection. 0ur fresh- man year was almost near its close and we were getting excited about our summer vacations, but also that we were be- yond our first year. IQ44.-45-WCTTC sophomores now. We feel that we can enter Washington High School with a sense of belonging and being wanted. 0ur favorite fellow this year was George Walker, for we chose him for our Spinster candidate. Bonnie Davis and Sal Savage really gained fame when they were elected '44 H20 Queen and Sweetheart, respectively. Be- fore our sophomore year climaxed, we voted Helen Ericksen and Bob Colwell as Typical sophomores. S0 we say good- bye to our years as underclassmen. 1945-46-Upper classmen at last. The first of the year we elected our class officers who were: Bob VVilkens, Jim Barnes, Patsy Close, Marv Randall, and Bernila Casby. They led our class well during the year, for junior Party was really a big success and was lots of fun. When Spinster week rolled around in November, we chose Bob Duncan to represent our class. The Hi-Y Carnival was in December and the fellows chose their favorite gal, Bette Egger, to be the candidate for H20 Queen. jackie Berguin upheld our title, for she was elected '46 Sweetheart. Something new was added and from now on it is to be a tradition. Patsy Close was the first one to become the Dakota Relays Queen, and the other two girls from our class chosen to vie for the honor were Shirley Lemonds and Lila Strand. Yes, our junior year was a great one. . 1946-47-lt seems not too long ago that we were only awed freshmen and now we're seniors and on our last year in Washington High School. Since the war had ended, we witnessed our first Homecoming Day Parade. Patsy Close and Mike Billingsley reigned over the day with lwary Jane Mills, Bonnie Davis, Sal Shaw, Sal Savage, Dick Denfeld, Marv Randall, Bob Aldern, and Bob Rabe as their attendants. It was certainly a wonderful day. Already the girls were scurrying around to date their fellows for Spinster Week. The dancers' choice was dark-haired Jack Syverson, for he was elected Kandy King. lVlost of us went sliding and skating, for the snow was already falling. The Hi-Y Carnival was well on its way and our class again came in first, for Joann Bly was crowned H20 Queen. Surprised and happy was Jeannine Wiebe, who was our nominee for the Sweetheart. The school year was fiying by and we were looking forward to the Prom and Graduation. 0ur four years in high school have ended now, but we all know that they will remain in our memories for many years to come. So long, Washington High School. I 6 '