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

Page 21 text:

1 is . Q by ,-Si 1 9' Q 1 Q X Q lf!! Yi

Page 20 text:

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.

Page 22 text:

The l948 graduates of Washington High School have distinguished themselves by their character, personality, loyalty and high standards of scholastic achievement. The entire faculty and student body wishes them the best of everything that can be attained. Through their diligent study in the var- ious courses they pursued, they are better prepared to approach the goals they have chosen for their life's vocation. To each member of this class, l wish to say good luck and success in whatever you endeavor to do. Stephen C. Brown, Principal, Washington High School. Our l948 seniors have had twelve years of fine experiences as pupils in the public schools. On behalf of the community l salute you! For eleven years it has been my pleasure to follow the leadership of most of your class, and the memory is very pleasant. lt is a credit to the class of l948 that the members of the faculty hold you in high esteem. Your individual successes in life should not dim the memory of our regard for you in the experiences we have shared. A. B. Murray, Superintendent of City Schools.