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

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ll iX --IIN xx Class Will We, the members of the Class of 1936 of Washington High School, in the City of Washington Court House, County of Fayette, State of Ohio, having duly served our superior ofiieers in the field of Knowledge as pages and as squires for periods of two years eaeh, and knowing that in a short while we will be dubbed Knights and Ladies of the Round Table of Life, express a desire in the presence of each other and of the higher ranking officials of this order to hereby issue our last will and testament before going- forth to seek our reward, namely - success in the battles of Life which we encounter. IVe bequeath in the matter of personal property, tangible or otherwise in the following manner: It mfili I. Item II. Item III. Item IV. Itein V. LEGATOR Betty Cline Lillian Teevens Carroll Cutlip Kathryn Ferdinand Wilma Jane Hyer Charles Kelly Betty Schliehter Jenn Hughes Leon Hoop VW do hereby will and bequeath to our Alma Mater our appre- ciation of all the advantages and opportuni ies afforded us during our high school career. We do hereby will and bequeath to the entire faeulty our gratitude for their enduring' patience, constant helpfulness, and the efforts expended in our behalf. We do hereby will and bequeath to the Freshmen the hitherto unknown feeling ot' superiority which results from accomplish- ing things without being an object of ridicule, and having a chance to ridicule others. We do hereby will and bequeath to the Sophomores a hearty Valentine party, many nice, long play rehearsals, and the joys of just being a Junior. We do hereby will and bequeath to the Juniors all the respon- sibilities, all the obligations and all the fun connected with the innumerable incidents whieh eonstitute a Senior year. LEGACY My ll 21 ming' personality My ability to reach high C Mv bird-like notes My sub le humor My envied gift of getting a sailor boy friend My attacks of insomnia in Fieneh elass My failing- for a. football hero 'l'he editorship ot' the School News My sprrightly step LEGA TEE Dorothy Rodgers Illeen Leeth Harold Evans Sisler Mary Aliee Betty Browne Barbara Brock Jeanne Woollard Ruth Jane Sexton l laines Reichel Page Twent y-SEVCH

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ill f x axis as baters for the debate team. February the thirteenth marked the date for the annual Valentine party, a very successful event enjoyed by everyone. For the studens. teachers, and the public we sponsored the art exhibition during the week of March 4th. Heart Trouble was the name of the brilliant eomedy presented by the Junior class. We are proud ofthe dramatic ability displayed by the actors and aetresses in that production. For the finale of thc third year of our high school career we held the Junior-Senior Banquet in honor of the Seniors. Act IV The setting sun, and music at the close, As the lust taste of sweets, is sweetest last, Writ in remembrance more than things long past. -Shakespeare. lVith a mixed feeling of superiority and sadness we entered our last year together as Seniors. We maintained the excellent record of giving our share of members to the extra-currieular activities and also of keeping our scholarship rating high. A year full of pleasure and excitement has come to an end. With William Thompson as president, Mary Kathern Lunbeck as vice-president, and Max Lawrence as secretary-treasurer, and with the beneficial aid of the faculty adviser, Miss Conn, our Senior year has proved a memory to be treasured in each Senior's heart. Aet V XVe are ready to try our fortunes to the last man. -Shakespeare. Page Twenty-six

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if Donna Sees Charlotte Gray George Spencer Ruth Weade Loretta Edwards Jean l ortney Walter Robinson Mary Aliee Thompson Eninin .lean Wilson Paul Downs Jean Chureh Ruth Bailey Worley Shopshear Be ty Cook Norma Merritt Dwight Coffman Anna Lois Pfeifer Evelyn Frederick Anna Lois Engle . Walter Adams Evelyn Cntlip Mary llaines lt land Lynch June White Jereline Bly Albert llattield Susanne lVillis Mary Kathryn Davis Golden Shatter Margaret Reno llelen Self Rell Merritt l,ucile Martin Sarah .lane Foster Page Twenty-eight Il N allX XX Our avoirdupois My dignity during orchestra and band rehearsals My Ki.g'tlyJ attitude My Marshall My slender, blondness My irresistible appeal Our Whither thou goest, I will go motto My lnelodions violin My faculty for taking dictation My nonchalant outlook on life My position as football hero My graceful carriage My love for fowls tespecially hawks, My silent love Our Thursday Bank Days Miy sly, playful tricks My constant flow ot' eonver- sation My sparkling responses in Civies class My I bubbling vivacity My engagreinent ring' My inf-mmm My splendid banking reeord My dramatic- talents My ambition to become a nurse My paper route Our lflvertetll ready willingness My stupendous stature My ,fowl grades My fondness for .Iettersonville Clara Story Betty Johnson Ralph Douglass Frank Baker iAnyone who thinks ean get him Madlyn Nesslehaut' Alfred Browne Jean Buchanan Myra YVilson llarry Townsley Frances Steed Winit'r!'d Metlinnis Raymond Forbis Mary Alice Fergusoi llelen Ross Joe Grimm Christine Switzer Edna Lemons Jean Dice Billy McArthur Joy Taynor Helen MeConnaughey Violet Sehoonover Virginia Jane Smith Hazel Burr The Freslnnen Betty Garringer To anyone with ambition Floyd West Geraldine Smith Donna Bolton l'resley Alllt Audrey Jackson Anyone who desires develop same I she the same lo