Washburn Rural High School - Chimes Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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WlLLARD MENTZER When driving a Ford Remember, Bill, The frees wonf move: Don'+ 'lhinli 'lhey will. BILLIE MORAND Billie is a happy And a peppy lass. She's lrnown as The shorty Of our class. KENNETH RAHBERG Kenn 'rhinlrs Thalchers Goods are swell. Someday he mighi' own fhem, You cnn'f fell. VERNON REECE He dislurbs fha 'teachers Wi+h his slunls. Be good, Vernon, Please, iusl once. DOROTHY REED - Dorofh says men Are a Lunch of big lugs: So she fakes blolog f And learns aboui lugs DORIS WHITE Doris is willing To do her parf. Whaf she does for Washburn, Comes slraighl' from fhe hearl' 14

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OF I r Q MEET THE JUNIOR CLASS Firsl' lei me inlroduce lhe officers of lhe iunior class who are smiling al' you from lhe' opposife page. Olher individ- uals highly importanl in lhe organizalion of our class are Miss Miller and Miss Hill. On November Isl we were assigned 'lhe lask of produc- ing an assembly program. Besides rhe lrio piclured below, a one-acl comedy was given by Viola Nichols, Norma Schneider and a 'Former iunior, Marvin Young, and a read- ing by Dona Jeane Housh. While every iunior is necessary lo the success of fhe class, cerlain members are oulsfanding in lhe life of lhe school. Jerry Figgins is Treasurer of The F.F.A. Chapler of Washburn High School. School work and F.F.A. finances keep him busy. Bob Jepson, whom you have already me+ as presidenr of our class, is also presidenl' oi lhe Topeka Youih Organizaiion, The Wagon Wheel. We're proud of you, Bob: keep up lhe good work. Billie Wesi, a sweel Junior Miss, has The honor of holding 'lhe office of presi- denl of The cify-wide Girl Reserve Organizalion. Benny Colboch was awarded a medal for being The oulslanding freelhrower of lhe Washburn High during baskelball season. Two members of fhe cheer-leading group are iuniors--Billie Wesl' and Jean Shorihill. , As lhis bool: goes fo press all iuniors are looking forward 'lo 'lhe Junior-Senior Prom. The lheme has been chosen and work on lhe proiecf has begun. On Tuesdays and Thursdays we have been selling candy in an efforf lo make money lo finance fhe Prom. Anolher Spring evenl' -The iuniors are anlicipaling is The Junior Play which will be given in April. l Commillee chairman for Junior-Senior Prom 2 Junior candy sale is popular wnlh 'lhe enhre school 3 lnslrumenlal lno playing for Junior assembly wr fs gss,