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

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XtlfffW Ufrfl B U R ?.I. lulW,f Class Histor Old Father Time with a flourish ot' his pen slowly wrote Finis to that section ot' his Book of Time dedicated to the high school ca1'eer of the Class of ,355 then with a sigh he turned baek four huge pages until he came to that one headed Fresh- man Year, Class ot' '35.'l Here he stopped and slowly began to review his handi- work of the past four years. PAGE l. On the morning ot' September 8th, 1931, a new class, as timid and as truly the proverbial 'tgreenl' as any Freshman Class that had gone before-or any Freshman Class yet to come--entered Wlashington High School for the tirst time a member of the student body. Although on that memorable morning it was a, timid lot, it didn't take long for this new class to become accustomed to the routine of high school life and to become active members of different organizations-social, athletic., and musical. The scholarship standing of the class was very high. On May 10th this class thinking of Freshman classes yet to come and desiring to leave something for them to look forward to, instigated the class picnic as an annual event to be enjoyed by the Freshman Class. Under the able leadership of Philip Sheets, Presi- dent, Elizabeth Godfrey, Vice-President, Margaret Roberts, Secretary-Treasurer, and Miss Kathleen Davis, a very efficient and understanding class adviser, the Class of '35 came to the end of its Freshman year with its one hundred and forty-live members a page further in the Book of Time. PAGE 2. Swiftly the page is turned, and this one is found to be headed Sophomore Year. As all Sophomore Classes do, so did this class show its feeling of super- iority over the incoming Freshman Class through condescending smiles and helpful- ness in aiding the t'greenies find their class rooms. lt wasn't long before the Class of '35 was Well started on the second year of its high sehool career. A successful football season came and went with the Sophomore Class more than well repre- sented. During this time, the Magazine Drive was held, and the race came to an end with a Sophomore room winning out. Next came basketball. ln this sport, as in football, the class did its part to make the season successful. The Sophomore Carnival, inaugurated by the Class of '34, was repeated with success. As in the Freshman year, so in the Sophomore year, was the Class of '35 Well represented in the different social, dramatic, athletic, and musical organizations, and through the guidance of the class oflieers, Alan Fite, President, Philip Sheets, Vice-President, Jack Hicks, Secretary-Treasurer, and the faculty adviser, Mrs. Coffman, this class attained in its Sophomore year an env.able record in both scholastic and athletic events. PAGE 3. Quickly, all too quickly, is the page turned to the beginning of the last half of this adventure in the land of knowledge. Now that enviable stage of upperelass- men hadibcen reached. At the beginning of the year class elections were held, and at this time Bryan Leasure was elected l'res'dentg John Focke, Yice President, and Margaret Roberts, Secretary-Treasurer. lindei' the capable leadership of these of- ficers and Mrs. Fite, 'faculty adviser, the class got off to a good, start in its Junior year by running a. close second to the Seniors in the annual season football ticket drive. The class helped to make a sueeess ot' the football season this year by again supplying its share of good players. As in the previous contests so this year Was the race in the Magazine Drive won by a home room ot' this class. Basketball and the many organizations of the high school were all well represented in the Ulass of Page Twenty-four