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

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Teachers Reveal New Paths to Understanding Teachers will give many reasons for entering their chosen profession, but their goal, as stated by one teacher is to assist each student in helping himself to become a better educated person. Washington High's growing student population necessitates an increasing fac- ulty. In 1961-62 ninety-four classroom instructors make up the faculty. There are, in addition, numerous counselors, supervisors, administrators, directors, and other non-teaching educational specialists. All of these educators have earned the bachelor degree. Many hold additional degrees and scholastic distinctions. Our teachers come from every corner of the United States but most of them are midwesterners by birth and education. The Wealth of Wisdom and experience 'Which our teachers possess is avail- able to all of usg their many qualities become a part of us as we are moulded by them during our formative years. jim Amf Ming eclucafion feacfiea you 15 fo wad adme.-'.j'an!er ..Alorn. BALDWIN, ROBERT, drivers'education,B.A., ig,-liggg' BF Black Hills Teachers' Falls Coliegg College, M.A., Univer- sity of South Dakota BAUER, ARNIE, biol- B E N S O N , EFFIE, ogy, B.A., Augustana geometry, B.A., Gus- tavus Adolphus BOHLKE, BOYD, CARLTON, ILINE, chorus, B.A., Hastings World Literature, B.A., College, M.A., Chicago Augustana. Musical College CHAUSSEE, ROBERT, CLOSE, CLARK English Essentials, mechanical drawing South Dakota versity B.A., University of B.S.. Iowa State Uni-

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Understanding ls Our Business Richard Erickson Chester Hauge Donald Jorgensen Harold 'Hoover Guidance - a series of services which enables each individual to bet- ter understand his abilities, Weak- nesses, and interests, to help him de- velop his strengths, and to set proper goals for himself. Our counselors' sin- cere interest in each of us has truly been a help to many WSHS students in their daily problems and in their future plans. its Melba Ellis Six Competent Men l-lecid WSI-IS Departments Six directors super- vise the various edu- cational phases of our school life. Several former teachers hold these positions after years of experience in the educational field. Controlling the work of their individual de- partments are C. R. Beck, director of test- ingg R o b e rt Blake, audio-Visual aids, Glen Bunday, vocational and adult educationg Wal- lace Diehl, director of athletics, D o u g l a s E V a n s, director of physical e d u cation, and Halvin Johnson, director of guidance and counseling. 8 5-4- ,ff

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