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

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An ever-present smile is as much a part of JOYCE NOR- LIN as her friendly Hi!. Even though she is busy working on the Warrior or Chips, she may always be depended upon to help others. Joyce is an asset to any group, and to this sincere senior we extend our many thanks. As Editor of the O8zB and Vice-President of NHS, AND- REA GROVE sets an example of cheerfulness and achieve- ment for every girl. Her quiet, competent method of doing things will take her a long Way in whatever profession she chooses. A talented, easy-going mu- sician is BOB GRAHAM. As President of Band and a Jun- ior Kiwanian, he is well quali- fied to represent our class. iWe know, Bob, that your amicable personality will carry you to the top of the ladder of suc- cess. A quiet, friendly person is MARTHA C'Marty J OSTREM, a member of NHS and IRC. She is very conscien- tious and dependable, and can always be counted on to do her very best. Because you do your best, we wish you the best in everything, Marty. yfevwvlulp --i?: For any needed answer, con- sult JERRY BJORGE, Presi- dent of NHS and Managing Editor of the O8zB for the first semester. Music plays an important part in the life of this representative, who is also Vice-President of the band. We are sure you'll go far in any field. Jerry. Being elected Lieutenant Gov- ernor at Girls' State was a big moment in the life of BAR- BARA RIEMANN. Her spare time is spent acting as Secre- tary of Quill and Scroll, Y- Teens, and the Art Club. We're proud to have you as a repre- sentative, Barb. fs - A 1 - lllwl!1,

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Ever ready with a friendly smile is MERREY LYNN SKARDA. As Vice-President of the Student Exchange Council and Chairman of the Senior Social Committee, this gal with the sparkling per- sonality has a busy schedule. Everyone who knows Merrey is proud to claim her as a friend and as a representative of the Class of '55. A devoted supporter land Presidentj of the Future Teachers' Club is CARGLINE VADER. She is an NHS mem- ber. and has done a superfine job of working on the Warrior. Caroline does a great job in any field, and her peppy per- sonality is sure to add cheer to any situation. I 4 Lf REPRE E TATI E SE IORS A well-known face around WHS is the Dramatics Club President, JOHN BEARD- SLEY. A veteran actor of four years, his proficient stage por- trayals have captured a place for him in the heart of WHS. Keep up the good work, John. We are happy to have you for a representative of our school. QL' . Probably the bounciest girl in school is CAROLYN SONICH- SEN. She can be found nearly anywhere, for her activities in- clude everything from being Red Cross President to head cheerleader. She also went to Girls' State. Thank you, Car- olyn, for all you have done, and congratulations on being a member of our OLD Royalty. WHS's outstanding violinist is CHARLETTE MITCHELL, who is President and Concert- mistress of the orchestra. She was an alternate to Girls' State, and is a member of NHS. Her quiet, friendly man- ner commands the respect of her many friends. Congratula- tions, Charlette, on your many accomplishments.

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