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

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Monitors Pracfice Penmanship af WSHS The monifors are fhe execufive force of Washingfon l-ligh. Juniors and seniors may apply for monifor dufy if fhey have grades of C or beffer. Each semesfer lvlr. Tabor, faculfy adviser of fhe monifors, chooses abouf I3O sfudenfs fo serve fhe school. These upperclassmen are aufhorized fo award fhe familiar blue monifor fickefs fo sfudenf offenders. Culprifs fhen are required fo appear before fhe efhics commiffee. Chuck DeGroof and Mike Goodroad, leff, firsf semes- fer head monifors, deposif fhose fafeful pink summons slips in feachers' boxes. Second semesfer heads are Jon Johnson and Ron Pederson. Above, leff, firsf semesfer heads Lon Tabor, John Solberg, and Jon Johnson, pracfice efficiency in wrifing monifor fickefs. Righf, Jan Yeager and Lucy l-larden examine fickefs af fhe monifor office. Second semesfer head monifors are Ingrid l-lelgeson and Jan Skaffum. Shown below are WSHS monifors in acfion. Leff, Dick Dana carefully wrifes a fickef for an offender. Cenfer, Diane Main says, Really, Kafhy, you know you shouldnf be eafing in fhe halls! Righf, .lim Breif praclices monifor discipline on unseen cafeferia sfudenfs, while Sfeve Brzica, George Scarmon, and Dave Luymes provide feam spirif. i6

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They Lend a Willing Hand ParTs oT The adrninisTraTive sTaTT rarely seen by The sTudenTs are The cusTodians, cooks, and en- gineers. Whenever you hear The Tamiliar wail, This combinaTion wonlT work,l' you can be assured ThaT one oT The cusTodians will soon be on The scene. This is buT one oT The many repair iobs They handle. The nighf crew appears soon aTTer 3:30 P.M., sweep- ing Tloors, cleaning chalk boards, and carrying on a maior mop-up aTTer The sTudenTs leave. Our cooks are on The iob as early as 6:30 A.M., beTore rnosT oT us awaken, preparing Tor The surge oT sTudenTs aT noon. They noT only prepare and serve Tood, buT also They musT invenTory and order The necessary Tood. Three seldom seen men are The engineers who rnusT consTanTly aTTend The huge pressure sTeam boiler. They are aT Their posTs Trom 4 o'clock A.M. To I olclock A.M. Above, Mrs. l2oberTa STroman glances up Trom an invenTory lisT. She is in compleTe charge oT The caTeTeria. Above, The WST-TS nighT cusTodians Take a Tive minuTe break To have Their picTure Taken. They are Mr. Anderson, Mr. Egge, Mr. Moore, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Gungen, Mr. Mason, and Mr. MoTle. The WSHS cooks are Mrs. l-lerman, Mrs l-loisingTon, Mrs. WaTson, Mrs. Finch Mrs. Lamb. Mrs. SToll, Mrs. l-l. Brown Mrs. Graham, Mrs. M. Brown, Mrs Rubin, Mrs. SrniTh, Mrs. Chaney. Mrs Adler, and Mrs. Dumgarclner. elow The engineers are solely responsible Tor keeping The school The day Quglodiang are Well km-,Wm warm on Those cold winTer days. The engineers are Bob Simpson, To mO5T WST-IS Sludenffg, They Clarence Budd, and Ralph Shepard. are Floyd Qlgon and Jim Sfanlon

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Each spring polilical lever slirs Washinglon Senior I-ligh School as lhe annual Siudeni Council eleciions are held. Each homeroom chooses homeroom oi- iicers for lhe nexl lerm. The presidenls oi lhese groups become members oi The Sludenl Council which meeis aboul once a monlh lo deiermine school policy. Sludenls prepare lor lhe mosi irnporiani oi These eleclions - lhalr of Sludenr Council presidenlr and vice-presidenl - by holding caucuses in recreaiion roonw and garages,iurmng oul reanw oi poslem. and buying supplies of marking pencils, slraighl pins, and nole-cards for making lapel signs. Aiier several days of furious campaigning a new council emerges. ready also lake lhe reins ol govern- menr for a new year in Seplember. Comedy Ski'rs Liven Council Campaign A+ leir, commandos warn siudenis io voie for Sian Brue. Below, Ray Horner and Jim Jackson sway voiers wilh lhe sogan, l'Siay righl, voie Breilf' The nighi beiore The morning ailer finds each candidaie ai his campaign headguarlers wiih numerous workers. Below are cam- paigners ior Jim Breii, Judy Aksland, lvlary Olson, Chuck DeGroo'r, and Sian Brue. ..