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

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OVES HIS GENERAL'S FAME an attraction during football season as the football team. On April sixteenth, they presented their annual concert. The concert, as usual, was a great success. Members of the band were called upon to provide music for the junior Class Minstrel. This task was accom- plished in a competent and expert man- ner. We feel them well able to provide the music for our overture, the Alma Mater of Washington High School. OVES HIS HAVEN'S PIER 15

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,.l-..l..- . , ,. .. ..... ,...............,..,,,..,......mlm. 'I- 3 OVERTURE... Mr. William Cliff, Director I t Im , ..... .... ,,,,,, ll ' 5, 6 4' ,I 57 lllllllllllll l HTHE SOLDH Under the accomplished baton of Mr. William B. Clitt, lr., the Washington High School Band has risen to a place of prominence in the school, city, county, and state. Clad in smart blue and white uni- forms, the band proved to be as much of HTHE SAILC

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THE CURTAIN GOES UP . . . . . . THE STORY UNFOLDS . . rqcl I ir PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS To preserve its many happy moments shared in the pursuit of knowledge, to remember the scenes of our triumphs and activities, to relive the glories of our graduation, and to recall the friendly acquaintances of our four scholastic years, we present the first act of the interesting and picturesque drama of our high school days in the PRODUCERS AND DIRECTORS . A play depends on its production and direction. We are fortunate that our school life has been guided by such experienced hands.