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

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Student Administration Served, Solved Problems Fifteen bundles a 'sittin' in a row .... Thirty bundles a 'sittin' in a row .... Thirty-five bundles a 'sittin' in a row .... Forty bundles packed and ready to go. Keep Warm, said the WSHS Student Council to friends in Appalachia. One hundred cans a 'sittin' in a rovv .... Two hundred cans a 'sittin' in a row .... Seven hundred cans a 'sittin' in a row . . . One thousand cans packed and ready to go. Hope you can use them said the Council to the Salvation Army. It was twenty-six minutes after the hour. Up- lifted faces scattered throughout the building tensed as the minute hand clicked dramatically and jumped to twenty-seven after. One hundred and fifty-five desks emptied and Washington High's alert and efficient monitor force moved into position for the onslaught. At thirty minutes after, the raucous bells released 1,956 students into the corridors. But the force was prepared. Armed with their trusty monitor tickets, their orange-and-black buttons Worn de- ceptively lovv on their hips, and detailed instructions from adviser Leonard Tabor, and monitor heads Bob May, John Rustvvick and Wally Arneson, the monitor force was ready for anything - even a sophomore running desperately to his next class. Ahhh .... the security of it all. Offenders appeared before the Ethics Committee, composed of selected student coun- cil members and one student body representative. Individual cases were considered and dealt With as this judicial body saw fit. Ethics Committee members Bill Fuller, Linda Reade, Ron Matchett, Mary Greenough, Lance Coppock, John Rustwick, John Stengle, and adviser Len Tabor interrogated a Jay- Walker. No one sneaked out of the cafeteria snack bar while Jeff Brothen was guarding his monitor post. V' ,.. 2 '-.RSM--xi