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

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Ufam of Q JAMES FREED, Monogram Club, Foot- ball .... IRILNI2 FUNKIE .... DORIS GARNER, Band, GAA, Home Ec. Club . . . . GARY GIEDD, IRC, Science Club IVIARY LOU UINIHIQR, IRC . . . . CHARLES GLA'I I'LY, Ili-Y, Student Control Committee, Student Council, Chorus .... BUD GOLDSTEIN, Tren. of NFL, Hi-Y, Trea. of Quill and Scroll, Student Council, Vice President of Dra- matic Club, Debate .... MAVIS GOR- DON, Chorus REUINALD GRAFF, Ili-Y .... ELMER ORASLIE .... ROBERT GRIFFITH, Orchestra, Orange and Black, Science Club .... MARILYN ORIFFITH, Col- lege Club, Y-Teens, Chorus, Spanish Chorus RAYNIONI7 GIILK, Hi-Y .... Hli'I I'Y HALL, Ore-ggites ROGER HANCHEN, IRC, Spanish Club, Latin Club .... DORIS HANDVVERK, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Chorus SICNIOR PERSONALITY You've probably seen that dark- haired girl with the big blue eyes dashing around school to get some last minute pictures taken. Really, all -IIQANNINIC WIICBE is doing, is fulfilling her task of activities editor for the annual. She is more commonly known around the halls of Washing- ton as Nini. I-Ier sweetness and likability have certainly won her a place in school, for the candidacy for Sweetheart was bestowed upon her. Being an honor student plus a mem- ber of several clubs, we all know that Nini's ambitions will be fulfilled in the future.

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,D IC U R U li I3 Y Ii .... KIiNNli'l'II ECKIERT .... ICNIID ICDXVARIDS, IRC, fhorus .... RIITII IZITXVARIJS BE'I I'Y HCELIICR .... liIC'I I'Y lili- IIULIVI, Y-Teens, Band, lireggites .... IOIIN l'II.U'I I', College Club, IRC, Stud- ant Council .... BICVICRLY IELLOOUS IIIQLICN ICRICKSIQN, College Club, IRC, Y-Teens, Interclub Council, Quill and Seroll, Senior Editor of VVarrior .... DALIC ICVIENSON, Hi-Y, Student Con- trol Committee .... ARDIS FALMOIS, IRC .... LUIS FAMI5S'I'AD, College Club, IRC URACIC FI'INS'I'RA, UAA .... NURMA FICKIEN, College Club, IRC, Ilome lic. Club imvlc rlNo1.m', uiw, Football, 'luck . . . RUBIQRTA ross, cs.-tlggim. SICNIUR I'ICRSUNAI,l'I'Y ljruhahly debate is BOB RAI5I'l's pet like, but we're all sure he could exceed in several other activities. His friendliness with all the students in VVashington High School has won him many honors such as being an U. I,. IJ. candidate, :1 member of the student and executive councils, and vice-president of the senior class. Bob has also taken an active part in dramatics. Hx' -.Q 6 1 I -2 .5 - IJ? 5 ,fl ff' Clint of 217

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IPOIAYRICS IIANSICN, IRC, Chorus .... UIENE HANSICN, Ili-Y .... GLEN IIANSICN, IRC .... IIARULD IIAN- SICN, College' Club, IRC MAXINIC IIANSICN, Vice Prt-sith-nt of UAA, See. of Greggites .... LURIZN IIANSUN, College Club, IRC, Ili-Y .... RUY C. HANSON, IRC, Hi-Y . . . ROY G. HANSUN, College Club LUIS HARMUN, College Club, IRC .... INIARJURIIC HARVEY, IRC, Y-Teens, Quill and Seroll, NHS, Latin Club, Presi- tlent of GAA, Greggites, VVarrior, Spin- ster Committee .... .IUANITA IIAVV- KICY ,... LAVUNNIQ IIICLCIICSON, College Club, IRC RUSIC IIICMLIQHICN, IRC .... PAIILINI2 IIILDRING, Greggites QIAINIICS lIlI.I., Ili-Y .... HIi'I I'Y IIII,- LIZRS, NIIS, Queen of Chaturanga, See. of GAA, Biology Club, junior Miss proaluetion SICNIUR PICRSUNAl,l'l'Y Being editor of the annual, IXIIKIC 'l'RUIiI3I,UOIJ has rt task before him, but he has certainly proven himself capable of handling it. lX'Iilce's pleasing personality, charm, :mtl exec- utive ability have certainly taken their place in hV2iSlIll1gf1JI1 High. YVhen he is not busy working on the annual, Hi-Y, 'I'rz1ck :intl l.R.C. tztke up much of his time. II mg 152 g 23 if I 5 J Cami of 217