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

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ETHEL ARNOLD ROBERT AUGHINBAUGH Language 8 Art KATHLEEN DAVIS WARREN M. DURKEE Latin, English Social Science - Page Ten CLYDE B. CRAMER General Science MARJORIE EVANS Dean of Girls French, English

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FOR THE FUTURE .... The 1939-1940 school year is now a happy memory, and we have passed through many busy days. We are facing a new school for next year with the greatest enrollment we have ever had. Our new class- rooms, a new auditorium, a fine gymnasium and an auto mechanics building now give us all we could hope for in school facilities. Wash- ington High School will henceforth be known as a six-year high school. Pupils in grades seven to twelve will be under one type of school pro- gram. l We shall need the co-operation of all for each individual to achieve the highest degree of scholarship and to take an active part in whole- some school activities. It is the desire of the faculty that every pupil take part in some worth-while school activity in addition to regular school subjects. It should be kept in mind, however, that too many activities drain the energy and lower individual proficiency. We call to the attention of our student body that the parents and friends want school days -to mean something worth-while in life. A. B. MURRAY, Principal. Page Nine

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SUSAN FITE English HELEN E. KING Vocational Cooperative Commercial DOROTHEA GAUT Science 8 CORDA MCCAFFERTY Mathematics 8 Page Eleven KARL J. KAY Science, Mathematics Instrumental Music GLADYS MELSON Commercial