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

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UNIORS

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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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22 THE SUNBURST i .IUNIURS 'l'lii- piililim-ation ul' this 'xhllllllillil gives us, thi Junior Class ul' '23, a W0llll9l'fl1l uppurtiuiity tn tell thv wurlnl at lai'g'0, ui' mu' many superior qualities, nur' brains, our ability, and our avvouiplisli- merits--lniit iw are momlvst aml feel that Our ilf'lll8,'9II19Y1fH will eventually speak for tliemselves. Nt-xt ye-ai', at this time, we will he the Senior Class pgrafliiatiiig' from the high svlmol and then, miivli to our plc-aslirv, we will he ref-eiviilg' all the 2ll.f9lltl01l. Wv are a lar'gre- vlass anal ambitious. and we hope our whole number' will be Q.1fl'Ellll12lllllg' i11 '24. As we will slum he U,lllI1l01'SH no more, the flilIlZ'9I' of Dali Cupid invading' our ranks is lessened. llv spa-vialixes im .liiiiiors in W. H, S., it seems. ' 'a' '--'Air-'1 -Ll' irx An umm ilimi which M, as . hss, f e 1 curl to have intrmluf-acl this year, is the .lunior Fall lwlstival, im-larlingr the music-al vomefly, 'fM3ss Clie-ry Blossmiif' wliivli was a splendid suvoess in 4-va-ry way. ll was a hitter rlisappointinent to us tm he 4-onipvllerl, fm' lavk of time, to give up our plans lm- a .laiiiur play, as this woulfl have arlllvl so greatly to thc' fuml for our vlass lIlPlIlUl'l2ll. anal wc' have vilry high liopiis for that memorial. Hui' .laaiur Class is welll 1'ep1'ese-zitetl on the Fmt Ball and Basket Ball Teams, the llelwitiiig' 'l'4-anis, tlw lli-vlwstra, film- Flalis, SlllllJlll'Sl Stall, the Sturlvats' Umiiivil and ia the Spvvial Cliapc-l S1-iwim-s mi 'lllllll'S4l2l'Y. All tngw-Ili:-r wo art' wi'-V prmiel of min-selves :tml lriily wish to lm worlliy Sc-iliors iii '24. 'l'hv vlas-4 ul' '23 has sv! lm' as a high stamlaral. Let, it he our amliilirm not only in rvavli this hat to fav' saw pass il.