Washington High School - Sunburst Yearbook (Washington Court House, OH)

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THE SUNBURST SENIOR CLASS SONG The years have swiftly come and gone, Our High School days are o'er, Those days so full of joy and song, Our lives could hold no more, When thinking of so short a day In halls we love and know, 'Tis hard to say goodbye for aye Bevause we love thee so. Sometimes the clouds and shadows passed Upon our destined way, 'ily X But through the mist a light was casts ' To clear the gloom awayg 'Twas then our hearts did joy renew, For in that shining ray, The colors of the White and Blue Still pointed out the way. While now the path before us lies With greater hopes and fears, Yet we would cherish memories Through all the coming yearsg For more than e'er before we'll see Your guiding light anew, And more than prove our loyalty To thy old White and Blue. -Gladys Griilith CLASS POEM The vlasses come, the classes go, Now we must say farewell, T We enter Life, and have no fear For the vision before us is high and clear. Farewell dear svhool, our Alma Mater, Soon we must drift apart, A11d break the ties that bound us Oh, so closely, heart to heart. Just four short years ago we came' In response to the call of fame, All these tender ties we now must sever, Farewell, dear school, farewell forever. Of W. H. S. we'll often think, As years go rolling' by, And in our hearts we'll always 1-herish Memories sweet of dear old high. Now let us do honor while we may - To dear old Washington High today, In all we say, and in all we do Dear Alma Mater, we'll be loyal to you. -Ruth Davis

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., ,. NXi.h ilwnjs n smile und never ai frown, slu-'s THE SUNBLTRST ZEIAIA SHIGIAICY uictness lu-vonus thru, littlv nniiil. n ple isurv to nicel. INlH1J'l'HY .I. I+'l'LL1QR'l'ON, B. A. Viiiversity ol' Wisconsin When Miss l'lllll01'i0ll 4-uuiv lo us in the Fall lo Hll ilu- n4-wly iiislitiltnfl nnfl rlouhlv position ol' SL-r'i'etni'y und Uvnn of ll. S. Girls, everyoiie woiulvrvrl just what plan-e she would luke- in si-hool nvtivityg hut ns tluf months lmve passed hy and we seo how inrlispeusahle she is. we wonilvi' how we ever got nlong' withoul her. Bcsirlvs rloing' her sewn-tzli'i:1l work i11 n inosf 1-Hivieilt lllFl!1l10l', she hns iiistigrzifefl nnrl lllilllilgltlll -ae-vernl unusually cl0lig'l1lful som-inl nffnirs for the students. lispevinl- ly do the Juniors and Seniors zip-- possihle this year for thc lirsl linux since 1917. prec-inte her, for flue to her efforts the Junior-Senior' lmnqilet will he-

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