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

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INDIVIDUALISTIC An open mind, consideration for others, and initiative have made KENT SCRIBNER an individualistic represen- tative. These unusual qualities have brought him honors and achievements all through hs days at WHS. DYNAMIC As senior class president, PAUL JESCHKE really deserves this des- cription l-le has done so very much in guiding us through our last year here at WHS besides representing us in Germany, and being o leader in almost every organization, Thank you, Paul, your many achievements will never be forgotten. ALTRUISTIC Ths rreaningtul term truly applies ta representative DIANE FOSTER. Unseltish regard for the interests of others has given Diane high esteem among the students l-ler sweet per- sonality penetrates to all and makes them happier people. 8l'lLOI' INTRINSIC SALLY PETERSON certainly de- serves this recognition for she truly is essential, as she adds to any activity. As secretary of Student Council, and a member at our OLD Royalty, Sal is a representative and a girl everyone should know. eprwenlfa fiuea DIPLOMATIC Ee-ing representative to Boys' Notion was NOEL MULLER'S highest achieve- ment and a very fine one, too. Also as prescent at IRC, and a member of N chorus, NFL, and others, Noel repre- sents our :lass well. We hope to see more at your fine work.