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

 - Class of 1930

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QB 519 NOVEMBER . Fri. 1 W. H. S. played Frankfort there Fri. 15 W. H. S. 32, in sea of mud to scoreless tie. Hillsboro, 0. There. Mon. 4 Filaine.W. hammered Boggess' Mon. 18 Lou, Perrill, Herbie and Dean finger in Dramatxcs. skipped school and went hunt- mg. Tues. 5 Election of Eleventh, and H Twelfth year Class officers. lues. 19 Magazine c-ampaign begun. Mr. Gray. representative of Crow- Wed. 6-7 The Bos'ns Bride, presented 611 Publishing Co spoke' by department of mu-sic and ,1 2 - Public speaking. WEL' 0 Esglpalfgfitlng for magazine Thurs. T W. H. S. Reserves 19, Thurs. 21 Cooking rabbits. Holy Family, Columbus, 0. l 1'i. 22 Eating rabbits. Fri. 8 Annual Teachers Meeting. Mon. 25 Food for dogs. Mon. 11 Armistice Day Assembly. 'Cor- poral O. L. Hollingshead, mes- Tues. 26 Girl Reserves and Thanks- senger of the Lost Batallion, giving Chapel. talked. Wed. 27 Pep meeting for magazine sub- Tues. 12 State Intelligence Test for S'C1'1DU0n5' iffgliffgllgeixilgfqfdentb' Annu' T11111-S. zs Vg. H. S. 115-oak H111 0: llootball dance at Lountry VVed. 13 Chapel Concert. 'lub' Party ,f91'ffDe1'eUa Cast and Fri. 29 Thanksgivinfr Vacation. dramatlcs nldSS- Hi-Y boys at Piqua confer- ence. Lawson remains loyal, Thurs. 14 Recovered from operetta party. Ask Dean. Mon. 2 Back to wo1'k again. Thurs. 12 The Junior class play, Second T 5 A t sr t 1' M 1 1 M' Childhood , ues' ' SS' ae 'um umm' iss Miss Davis attempts to pur- Ponts at Chapel' chase oysters at the fruit Wed. -l Tl1e first real snow storm. store' uv' M' H0 Thurs. .5 The first two classes were held in auditorium bevause the pipes burst. Fri. 13 W. H. S. 17. London 44, Reserves VV. H. b. li, London Reserves ll. Fri. 6 Football letters awarded. Mon. lli MomlayS HPS the most lm- Speaker, Mr. Chambers, form- gygntful days. erly basketball and baseball --fl, li. f' C. Lodi I 0 Tues. 17 Only 'three more days until Mon. 9 Eeverythimg according to V2WHUUI'l- schedule. Tues. 10 Annual Hi-Y banquet for foot- vvcd' 15 Q3iXti,Jtrrv'J more days lmul ball boys. Coach Peden speak- er. Thurs.19 Christmas Chapel, Fiat Lux. Wed. 11 Third Musical Numlber. Mr. iic'fgi1,ihiii'p:,i3:?5gs3nd Mr W1 .Fl'l. 20 Circ-leville game here. Mon. 6 E. Barnett on time!! Fri. 10 Ybilillington game there. Lost ' I. Tues. T Dr. J. L. Clifton, Dept. Educa- Ann Story and Dick Coekerill tion, O. S. U. Assembly speak- Stand In Corner In Spanish- er' Mon. 13 fNotice the mourningj exams! Wed. 8 Elsie Bolton scalded her hand in Home Ee. Tues. 14 Thurs. 9 Carrie Beth didr1't get linger wave this week Page Twenty

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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



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me Wed. 15 Exams!! Senior party a. big Fri. 24. Art Exhibit. Greenfield' game, success. After the storm comes there, 37-23. Lost. Sunshine- Three International boy ora- Thurs. 16 Mr. Dixon again postpones tors at chapel. Oral Expression deliveries. Mon. 27 Mr. Kayrambunctiousln Fri 17 Chillicothe game. There 58-33. Physics again, Mon. 20 Rehearsals for Minick terrl- Tues. 28 --Man must WO,-ki That is Cer- ble' tain. Tues' 21 RggihilhstrwgzggelzllYoaggg 13: 'Wed. 29 silence ls a true friend who the money. never betrays. VVed. 22 Art Exhibit. Sponsored by Jun- 'l'hurs.30 Minick. Play by dramatic ior History classes. CIRSS. Thurs. 23 Art Exhibit. Fri- 31 MiniCk. Mon. 3 It never rains but it pours. Mon 17 Our school will be just as good Tues. 4 Class in journalism started. as we make it' T J. 18 ' ' .' . VVed. 5 I don't think mulch of a man ues ifisfinhhgxn 'qquel:.hieS Agrmn who is not wiser today than g K O d Cer dn ex env' yesterday, Wed. 19 Hi-Y noon program. Thurs. 6 Debate teams going down the Thurs. 20 Mr. Cadwallader addresses the hall looking very thoughtful. journalism Class. Fri- 7 Debate-Negatiie Athens? Af' Fri. 21 Washington - Hillsboro game, mmative' Lamwster' 30-23. Dance after game Washington - Frankfort game, 29-35, Mon. 24 Hillsboro and Greenfield bands come here to practice for Tri- Mon. 10 Blue Ridge Ramblers, sponsor- fest. Price directing. ed by Seniors. Tues. 25 Chapel - Dr. Munroe, Langu- Tues. 11 Blue Ridge Ramblers, sponsor- ag-e Department, O. S. U., ed by Seniors. speaker. Wed. 12 We must conquer our weak- Wed. 26 G. R. elect delegates to Dayton nesses or they will conquer Conference at luncheon. us. 'I'hurs.2T Betty Ballard introduces song Thurs.13 Pep chapel before the game. at pep meeting. Fri. 14 Washington - London game, Fri. 28 Xenia - NV:-tshlngton game here 31-33. Washington won. followed by dance. Mon. 3 Mr. Dixon absent. He spent Fri. 14 Tournament! Washington play- the week-end in Columbus. ed Greenfield, 31-13. Tues 4 Band went to Greenfield. Mon. 17 Mr. Hawk feeling blue. VV:-d. 5 Basketball team went to Tues. 18 Trl-school music fest here. Springfield for practice game with Wittenberg. Wed. 19 Try-out for Senior play ended. Thurs. 6 Benny Oosterbaan at chapel. 'l'hurs.20 Cast appointed for Senior play. Fri. T Orchestra party at Judith Ann Fri. 21 Tri-muvsic fest lu Greenfield. .Iavkson's. followed by dance. Mon. 10 Subject ol' Senior play an- Mon. 24 Miss Conn surprised her Sen- riounced. The Queen's Hus- lor class with a test that was band. too bad. Tues. ll Try-outs begin. Tues. 25 Miss Durnell's girls have chap- el program. Wed. 12 Band and chorus go to Hills- boro for Music Fest. Wed. 26 Spring vacation, 'l'hurs.13 No one was very attentive be- Mon. 31 A number of snap shots were cause tomorrow's' the big day. taken for the Annual. Page Twenty-one

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