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

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration . 5 -18 Seniors . 19-68 Features . . 69 - 84 Underclassmen . . 85 -116 Activities . , 117-152 Sports . ,153-178 Aiaour our Coyne gk X Little recognition is given to the tact that Washington Senior l-ligh School was named in honor ot that great American, George Washing- ton. The annual statt has attempted to remind you ot this tact by using the Washington tamily crest tor the cover design and as artworlc on the end sheets ot the l963 WARRIOR. The original crest was ot silver ac- cented by a red shield. Washingtons motto, Exitus acta probat lthe deed proves the actl, at the bottom ot the shield completed the crest. We chose to recreate the crest in silver and surround it with red. 9 V Mx 5 AME 0 V ,T f 0- 'F ti f Q1 J N

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Linda Lou Harmer Linda Lou Harmer was born in Sioux Falls on March 22, I946, and passed away ar a local hospilral on December 27. I962, follow- ing a brief illness. She was a so homore af Washingion Senior l-ligh School, whjere she was a member of Pep Club. She was also a mem- ber of Y-Jreens and vice-presidenr ol Wesl- minslrer fellowship group of lhe Riverside Presbyferian Church. vo C3111 Qillsmnriam Elinhzr Elan EJZIFIIIBI Qliuhzrt QIIIZIIISSBB giiizxrrlg 22, 15115 - pcrenulurr 27, 1952 , Nnf1eull1vr 19, 1ETIJ5 - gflvrrnxlwr 3, IETL Roberlr Chaussee was elec- led lo i'he Washingion Sen- ior High School 'iacully in I937. For lweniy-five years he iaughlr English and Social Science. He advised +he yearboolc sfail for sixieen years. Terminalring This as- signmenf in I958. Mr. Chaussee's passing is mourned by everyone who knew himg his quiel manner, penefralring knowledge of subiecf. and his droll sense of humor leave a unique void in Jrhe aimosphere of our school. Robert Chaussee 2 ,, ...ss iw .Q-...NM ,A sm'

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Miss Ellen Slcaff Since fhere are so few years and so many worfhy feachers, we find if a difficulf faslc fo dedicafe fhe WAR- RIOR fo only one feacher each year: We feel fhaf bofh Miss Ellen Slcaff and Mr. Leonard Tabor merif fhis honor. Miss Slqaff, by preparafion and experience. exhibifs a grasp of language and fhoughfs expressed fhereby beyond usual limifs. Mr'. Tabor, bofh in fhe classroom and in his relafions wifh sfudenf govern- menf officials, demonsfrafes keen percepfion of school problems. We dedicafe fhis edifion of fhe WAR- RIOR fo fhese fwo deserving feachers. we Warrior gay redyoecffuffy cfecbcafej ffm AQUA fo . . my .Slam WM. OZLUVLELPCJ jagor Mr. Leonard Tabor W ,