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

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ue X r I D10 Music and Dramatics Department UK MUSIC zu-tivities this your wx-rv n sourw- ol' grlwititivaitioil to all who haul hor-n so fortnnatc as to enjoy thvni. Oni' hand 1101-:lille tho pride znnl joy ot' not o nlv our own oity hut of the vntire South Cc-ntrul Ohio IA'ilQ,'ll4'. The chorus vs-ry zihly lmroduvccl Tho Bos'n's Brislv vnrly in tho year with the al:-zsistailvc ot' tho Uvpurtnn-ill of Spcovh. Our on-lwstra l'l1lt'l'lillll0fl nt various oc-1-asioils in ai noteworthy manner, and thc' addition ot' se-vt-i'z1l new instrnnwnts gnvv it the nspcm-t ot' it ronl symphony o1'vhvsti'z1. Mr. Kay workoil lll1tll'l1lQ.2'lj', and his vttorts proflnc-val splendid rvsnlts. Thi' IJ:-pz1i'tl11vl1t ot' Spoof-ll, nnrlvr thc' rlirvm-tion ot' Mr. Dixon, lilllllK'llQll Zl lZll'jl'0l' progrznn ot' ilminnativs than wx- haul haul in pri-vions yi-urs. Thu- Junior 4-lass play, N-1-onfl t'hll1lhood, was tht- hrst l!l'0tlll1'llUll. The tll'2llll2llll'S 4-lass, an nvw 4-lass zulflm-rl to our vurrivnlnni this yt-nr, pwsviitetl two plays, Minh-k and Sully :intl l'o1npnny.f' The Se-nior vluss play, t'The- Q11t'llll'SlllllSll2lll4l,ll was in l'L'llt'2ll'Sill as this wqnt to pri-ss, untl it' it was as Sllt't'0SSllIll :ls tho othcr promlni-tions ot' thx- yvnr, ww Uilll tll't'!'l1tlll our Alina lllntvr with zlnothor Sllt'l't'SSllll your in mlrnnnx. 'l'hm- stagi- wzls nltvrvtl 1lNl'lllgJ,' tho yi-ar, and tlirm- 0Xl'0lll'llt llilllglllg' llooml llgllltrt worm' ll1Sltl to givo it nioill-rn lighting' t?lllllpllll?lll. llvd Mr. Dixon Mrs. .Hudson Mr. Kay Page Eighteen

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CK, S UIQ Vocational Department Mr. Vallee HN BASl'1Ml4IX'l' rmmis ot' the lligh Svlimul, it' we slmuhl llt'SlQ'll2lll' them as suvh, ll2lR'0 ln-an husy plavvs this year. For the first time, the lnihistrial Arts aml llmnv , . l'1t'!7ll0llllt'S th-partmi-nts were opt-neil ta stmlvnts ul' thu 1-igrhtll grratlv. Tlii-sv vlassvs, togvtllvr with the regular Iligrh Svlimml 4-ours:-s, have meant full Nt'llUtllllt'S for thc- lllFll'llt'ltll'S. Q The lnchistrial Arts department, under the slipvrvision ut' Mr. G. li. VZIIIUU, has grown wmsirlerahly in the past tllri-0 years. 'l'his year work in the lllt'I'll2lHlt'2ll draw- ing: as well as wmul work, was ottvreil. l'lig'lith, ninth and tenth year students were given woodwork and lIlf't'll2'llllt'Hl drawing anml 4-lt-vvntli and twelfth yt-ar students lllt't'll?llllt'Hl drawing. The girls ot' thi- eighth grade have hoc-n given 1-lass:-s in tmuls aml nutritinm. Utlwr vlassvs for ninth, tenth klllfl elvvt-ntli year students invlmlv work in vare and t'0llStl'll1'll0Il ot' 1'l0llllllgl', stufly of textiles, lmllsvliultl lll2lll2lQI0lllt'lll, hvalth ut' the inilivifhzal and lltYllSt'll1lltl l,llI'lllSlllllg' aml tlr-ffmwltiml. The High Svlmol 1-at'vtt-ria is also umlvr the lllilll2lg,ft'lllt'lll ol' this rlvpartnwnt. Nunn day meals have hven Sl'l'Vl'4l ilaily from the opvililig' on 04-tolwr 2, 1532251 until H April 25, 1930, llivrv has ll9t'll no ith-a ut' lllillilllg' Ill0lll'A', hut nivrvly tu pay the vxpt-ns'-s, serving' wvll halamw-cl meals as vlivaply as pussihlm- to the stlulvnts. Mis-: Sara lllll'lll'll is tht- lIlStI'lll'l0l' in vliargw- ni' tht- tlt'll2lI'lllll' Miss lturnoll Page Seventeen

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2 D10 1929-50 Mon. Last day of freedom. Tues. 17 Nothing important happened today. Tues. First Assembly. New teachers lllU'0dlIC6d. VVed. 18 Ifreshies entirely too certain of themselves. lVed. Freslinmn found in Ameriran Hi!-ll0l'3' Vlliss- 'I'hurs.19 Orchestra goes swimming. Thurs. First 0l't'llBSll'Zl prac'tis'e. lvl-ju 20 Game with Ashland. 44 U, 0. l l'i- VOUUYHU l'l'2H'Ui'f' Slams- Mon. 23 Mr. Hawk receives flowers from 2' Mon. Freslilnan getting straightened Um' Tues. 2-l Mr. Dixon presides' at chapel Tues. Hi-Monthly paper suggested at hevause Mr' Hawk was lu' vhupel' Wed. 25 Uoarh Price annoyed when , . .' V hooks were knovked ou-t ot' Vied. luntnelp too hot for comfort. arm in han' Thurs. Clin? in Oral Expression be- Tlmlvslw Pep meeting before Xenia g n ' game. Fri. Already we're looking toward 4. ,- , Friday vven if it is the tml.- Iri. Zi fepia game theie. NNe won teenth. -'1'0' Mon. Another blue Monday. Mon. 30 Blue Comet btaft' announeed. Tues. Foam-h Prince underwent an Thurs.lT Mrs. I+'ite's class has' charge operation for appendleitis in 01' 011211191- Springfield. Fri. 18 Washington 12-Greenfield 0- Nved. Mr. .lark Hines, Wilmington. l'9 9- suhstituled for Coach Priee. Mon. 21 Ferguson had to retrive 1-hulk Thurs. Lyehenheiin Trio at assembly. he Qhrevv out of Miss Kuna- ble's window. l-'ri. Washington 13-VVilmington 0 ' -'Nuff said. Tues. 22 Capt. York from Wrights Field, Dayton, talked at Chapel. Mon. Banking Counselors meet. Wed. 23 Never say die. Tues. Mr. Charles VVhiteomb and Mr. . Glenn Pink, Speaker at Chapel. Thurs.2-1 Washington defeats Cirelevllle 31-0, There. VV l- lf' tl ll ll '. Bo, 't f , H Mil? ginoklismzsl Tlieairgueb S 0 Fri. 25 Entire student body in parade for Governor Cooper. Thurs. Pep meeting before game with Chillicothe. Mon. :ZS Halloween approaeheth. Fri. Defeated by Chillicothe here. Tues. 29 Annual Hi-Y chapel. 22-0. Wed. 30 Sophomores have Halloween Mon. Banking Council luncheon. party. Tlles- l il'St Bank Day' Thurs.3l Halloween apparel found on bulletin board. Hawk and Dix- Wed. Coach Price returns. Hurrah! on Claim 'em. Page Nineteen