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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

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The junior-Senior Prom brings back happy memories to all who attended. E ff' JE .' Q Q Ai flu I 'N .. . 5 3-.L i l sph, l I6 I, l xf' . silk-' P ,l rw, 6 The annual Class Night Dance was, as usual, a great success. IUNIOR CLASS PLAY Baby Sitter featured the antics of the mischievous junior and his baby sitter. The trials and tribulations of one of the more extreme baby sitting jobs were clearly illustrated by the excellent performance of the entire cast. SENIOR CLASS PLAY This year the Senior Class presented the play, Dear Ruth , a delightful comedy. This is a story ot a grand family mixup which involves a homesick soldier, a flustered fiance, a family of four, their cook, and sixty love letters. The story comes to an exciting close with two marriages and a hasty retreat to Florida. l'7l f We 4 I, 8 Miss Wanda Plantz, Mr, Brown's sec! retary, is the efficient and business-like aide in the superintendent's office. The school is indeed fortunate to have this capable person. Mrs, lvlargorie Belles is the queen di- recting the beehive of activity in the principal's office, There, assisted by re- liable office practice students, she co- operates with teachers and pupils alike in the handling of school business. 5 7 i 3 2 f . These two people help keep Washington High running on smoothly oiled wheels. Miss Marjorie Evans and Mr. Stephen Lewis, deans, deal with the problems ot school lite in an expere ienced manner, Sympathetic and understanding to all difficulties, both minor and major, they assume an important position in the lite of every high school student, lAncl they are human tooll lgl 0 ex ' On the opposite page you see a picture of the mystic Room 240 where the l9'5O Sunburst was born. For months the students wandered by, puzzled by the small portion of the window through which the room could be seen. Now the Sunburst Staff takes great pleasure in presenting the product of the work done in that room. This book was produced only through the cooperation of the students and members of the faculty. The teachers, the guides of the school, showed the students the way to a com- plete education. The students carried through the plans of their advisors-and had a good time. I l O q i .ls Stephen C. Brown Arthur E. Wohlers Superintendent Principal To the graduates of l95O, congratulations. Each of you has contributed much to your school and community. You have distinguished yourselves by your loyal- ty, character, personality, and high standards of conduct. The high esteem in which you are held by those of us in school is richly and justly deserved. lvlay the memories of your high school days and the experiences you have had here never be forgotten. The qualities that make you one of the finest groups of young people in America should remain with you throughout your long life of service. You have left a good record. The pattern you have set may well be followed by the classes which still remain in school. May you find success and enjoyment in your chosen vocations. STEPHEN C. BROWN, Superintendent. Sincere good wishes to each member of the class of l950. Each one of you has distinguished himself through service to his community, to his school, and to his family. As you continue on life's way, may you be able to plot your course better because of the experiences you have had during the past twelve years. As you graduate from Washington High School you are on the threshold of adult life. ln high school you have been living as adolescents and at the same time preparing for adulthood. Each of you has lived and prepared worthily as evi- denced by your wholesome day-by-day activities and your comprehensive plans for tomorrow. The great research consultant, Charles Kettering, suggests that much is in store for us when he recently said, We are in the kindergarten of uncovering things and there is no down curve in science. Thus there is much to achieve- for you and for those who follow. We are confident that as the army of seniors of l95O take over the com- mand we shall be in capable hands. Much success to you in your ventures. ARTHUR E. WOHLERS, Principal. i121 We thank the men of our school board tor interest in 'fp- X our school and for their patience and hard work in making many of our plans possible. Y Stephen Brown, Thomas Christopher, William Allen, Robert Craig, Richard X1Vaters, john Sager, im FAC U LTY ETHEL ARNOLD B.S. in Ed. Ohio University Wilmington College English 8 GOLDA BAUGHN B.S. in Ed. Miami University Ohio State University Wilmington College Social Science 8 WILLIAM B. CLIFT A.B. Capital University Ohio State University Instrumental Music ROBERT EISENBREY University of Cincinnati Vocational Auto Mechanics MARIORIE EVANS B.S. M.A. Ohio State University Miami University Dean of Girls French I, II, Spanish I, II U41 ROBERT AUGINBAUGH B.S., B.A., M.A. Ohio State University Chicago Academy of Art Dayton Art Institute WILLIAM H. BOWMAN B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Vocal Music KATHLEEN DAVIS B.S. M.A. Ohio State University University of Chicago English 4, Latin I ARTHUR D. ENGLE Ohio University University of Dayton University of Cincinnati Driving Instructor Vocational Auto Mechanics MADONNA H. GORDON B.S. M.S. Ball State Teachers College Indiana University Advanced Algebra, Geometry Business Arithmetic IANE GRILLOT A.B. Miami University Western College Wilmington College English 2, Latin II SARA L. KECK B.A.. M.A. Ohio State University Muskingum College Dramatics, Speech English 3 STEPHEN F. LEWIS B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Ohio University Butler 'University World History, Dean of Boys Head Basketball Coach GLADYS MELSON B.S. in Ed. Miami University Ohio University Wittenberg College Stenography, Typing, Office Practice LOREAH 0'BRlANT B.S. in Ed. Ohio University Ohio State University Wilmington College Special Education FAC U LTY RONALD A. GUINN B.S. in Ed. Culvert-Stocketon College Miami University Assistant Coach, Science 7 H'ealth and Physical Education ELEANOR LEITER B.S. in Ed., B.S. in Libr. Sc. Miami University Ohio State University University of Illinois Librarian FAYE 1. MAYo B.S. in Ed. Ohio University Miami University Wilmington College Algebra, General Mathematics CHARLES MUSTINE B.S. in Ed. Ohio Northern University University of lowa Miami University Industrial Arts, 7 and 8 American History, Vocational Government CHARLES PEINSYL B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Columbia University General Science ll5i FACULTY MARIORIE PENSYL B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University Biology, Science 7 EDITH W. RAMAGE B.S. in Ed. Concord College Health and Physical Education RUBY LEE RUTLEDGE A.B. Miami University Wilmington College Ohio State University English 7, English 9 ROSALEE' SATCHELL B.S., B.S. in Ed. Wilmington College Mathematics 8 RITA SCHAEPER A.B. College of St. Mary of the Springs Sociology, Economic Geography, Geography 7 U51 FRED PIERSON B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Wilmington College Health and Physical Education Head Football Coach WILLIAM K. ROBINSON B.S., M.A. Ohio State University General Business, Science 8 GORDON 1. RYDER B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University Vocational Agriculture MARK I. SCHAEPER B.A. Ohio State University Ohio Wesleyan University Mathematics 7 RUTH STECHER B.A. North Central College Vocational English ll, English 9 C. IANE TRE-NT B.S., M.A. Ohio State University Bookkeeping, Typing IACK S. WHITE B.Si. in Ed. Ohio State University American History Government I. MORTIMER YORK B.A.. M.A. Ohio State University General Business, Chemistry, Physics FACULTY G. B. VANCE B.S. in EU. Ohio State University Ohio University Mechanical Drawing Industrial Arts OLIVE WOODYARD 5.5. in Ag. Ohio State University Vocational Home Ec SKK, Tr. -if -- 1' 1 ' r , N l. i 'FREE' i 'ESQ' . S'-Ill! .' 9 onomics ll7l These students did a wonderful job in direc- ting and guiding the activities of the seniors. It was a big responsibility and they accepted it gladly. Largely due to their efforts, the events went smoothly. 8 SENIOR OFFICERS President: Clyde McCray Vice-President: jerry Dray Secretary: Dorothy Pyle Treasurer: Roger Pope I. ALESHIRE R. ALEXANDER R. ANDERSON 1. ANDREWS R. ARIVIBRUST R. ARIVIBRUST W. ARNOLD B. BAKER R, BANDY R. BAUGHN G. BEAVER B. BELL M. BELLES W. BENSON 1. BOYLAN N. BOYLAN D. BROWN D. BROWN B. BROWNING R, BURGESS U91 BURRIS C CAMPBELL E. CAMPBELL E, CAPLINGER CHRISTOPHER G. COOK W, COTNER A. CRONE DENEN D. DEWEES I. DRAY P. ECKLE ELLIOTT I, FLINT E, GILMORE E. GLASS CHERRY- HOLMES CYRUS EDWARDS GREER IZOI M. GRILLOT W. GRIMM R. HODSON B. HORNEY j. HUFF G. HUFFMAN R. HYER M. jONES j. IORDAN R, IUSTICE R. KEANE D. KEATON M. KIBLER L. KNISLEY D. LONG j. LUCAS E. MCBRAYER C. MCCRAY A. IVICFADDEN D. IVIADDUX IZII IVIANAI-IAN H. IVIANN B. MARSHALL B. IVIELVIN G, MILES IVIILSTEAD 1. IVIUSSER M, NEW!-IOUSE M. PARKS j, PAUL PINKERTON R, POPE D, PYLE D, RADABAUGH 1. REEVES REICHEL- R, RITTENI-IOUSE C. ROCKHOLD B, RODGERS H. RODGERS DERFER I221 I. ROST R. SEBLOM R. SMITH I. STREVEY L. THOMPSON I. THOMPSON A, TIMBERMAN I. TRIMMER M. VAN B, WEST E. WEST E, WHITED VOORHIS B, WILLIS C. TAYLOR 1. TUVELL N. WILLIAMS C. WOLFE QS OLJR UBERTI , WE DQIZE F 4I'Vo Huw Cup . RIGHTS I-231 Wf WILL MNTAIN S Aleshire, james Dale . . Alexander, Charles Richard Anderson, Raymond Luther Andrews, john Eber . . Arrnbrust, Rebecca jane . Armbrust, Rosann Louise . Arnold, William Edward . Baker, Betty Leigh . Baughn, Russell Irvin . Bandy, Ruth Irma . . . Beaver, George Harold . Bell, Beverly Rose . Belles, Mary Sue . Benson, William j. . Boylan, jack Patrick . . Boylan, Nancy jean . . Brown, Doris Lou . . . Browning, Barbara Wilmah Burgess, Rebecca Ruth . Burris, Norman Leroy . . Campbell, Charles Davis . Campbell, Everette Dale . Caplinger, Everette Eugene Cherryholmes, Lois jean . Christopher, Thomas Conley Cotner, William Howard . Crone, Alice joyce . . Cyrus, Donna june . Denen, Bera Madeline . DeWees, Dixie Lee . . Dray, jerry Douglas . . Eckle, Patricia Louise . . Football, Track, lntramurals, jr. Hi-Y, Art Club, Sr. Scholar- ship Tests Intramurals, Voc. Auto Mechanics Football, Intramurals jr. Hi-Y, lntramurals, Reserve Basketball, Latin Club, Track Team, Future Teachers Triple Trio, Octet, Ensemble, Girls' Chorus, Starlets, Sr. Dra- matics, Thespians, jr. Class Play, Thespian Play, G.A.A., lntra- murals, Latin Club, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Sr. Class Play G.A.A., Future Teachers, Band, Sr. Scholarship Tests, jr. Y- Teens, Sr. Y-Teens Future Farmers, Future Teachers, Football, lntramurals, jr. Class Play, Thespian Play, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Voc. Ag. Scholarship Tests, jr. Hi-Y, Thespians jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, G.A.A., Commercial Club, Band, Future Teachers, Girls' Chorus, Sr. Dramatics, Starlets Intramurals jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Starlets, Sr. Dramatics, Future Teachers, Sr. Queen Attendant jr. Hi-Y, Thespians, Thespian Play, jr. Class Play, Intramurals, Football, Sr. Class Play . jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, G.A.A., Commercial Club, Future Homemakers, lntramurals, Starlets Scholarship Tests, D.A.R. Test, Sr. Scholarship Tests, lntra- murals, G.A.A., jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Latin Club lPres.l, Leaders' Club, Student Council lSec.l, Sunburst Staff, Library Staff, Commercial Club, Office Assistant, Band, Orchestra, Future Teachers, jr. Class Sec. Reserve Basketball, lntramurals, Sr. Class Historian Sr. Scholarship Tests, Intramurals, jr. Class Play, Thespians, Thespian Play, jr. Hi-Y, Band, Future Teachers, Sr. Class Play. Starlets, Sr. Dramatics, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Freshman Class Sec., jr. Queen Attendant, Future Teachers lVice-Pres., Pres.l, jr. Class Play, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Student Council, National Honor Society lTreas.l, Sunburst Staff, Lion's Roar Staff, Sr. Class Play jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Girls' Chorus, Triple Trio, Octet, Ensemble Starlets, Sr. Dramatics, Future Teachers, G.A.A., jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Thespians, Cheerleader, jr. Class Play, Sr. Schol- arship Tests Art Club, Sunburst Staff National Honor Society, Lion's Roar Staff, Future Teachers, Latin Club, jr. Hi-Y, Starlets, lntramurals, Band Latin Club, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Football, Freshman Class Pres., jr. Hi-Y, Leaders' Club, lntramurals, Sr. Class Lawyer Sunburst Staff, Art Club lPres.l Future Teachers, G.A.A., Band, Orchestra, lntramurals, Schol- arship Tests, Sr. Scholarship Tests, jr. Y-Teens, S-r. Y-Teens, Starlets, Commercial Club, Office Assistant jr. Hi-Y, Future Teachers, Band, Latin Club lVice-Pres.l, jr. Class Play, Thespians, Thespian Play, Intramurals, Band Council, Orchestra, Scholarship Tests, Sr. Scholarhip Tests, Sr. Class Play Track, Intramurals jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Band, Commercial Club, Girls' Chorus Commercial Club, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Future Homemakers, G.A.A., Library Assistant, Office Assist- ant, lntramurals, Scholarship Tests, Sr. Scholarship Tests. Girls' Chorus, G.A.A., lntramurals, jr. Class Play, Thespian Play, Thespians, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Latin Club, Starlets, Sr. Dramatics Club, Future Teachers, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Sr. Class Play Starlets, Sr. Dramatics Club, Thespians, jr. Class Play, Thespian Play, Future Teachers, Sr. Y-Teens, Scholarship Tests, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Intramurals, Octet, Ensemble, Triple Trio, Girls' Chorus, Sr. Class Play Future Farmers lPres.l, Future Teachers, Band, lntramurals, Sr. Class Vice-Pres., Sr. Voc. Ag. Scholarship Test, jr. Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y lPres.l, Track, Sr. Class Play Maiorette, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Freshman Queen Attend- ant, Homecoming Queen, Intramurals i241 Edwards, Richard Dale Elliott, David Ashley . Flint, james Albert . Gilmore, Ella Mae . . Glass, Edith Marie . . Greer, Barbara Ellen . Grillot, Mary Ann . Grimm, Wilma jean . Hodson, Richard Earl . Horney, Billy Eugene . Huff, jane Ann . I-luffman, George Ervin Hyer, Robert Curtis . jones, Maynard Thomas jordan, john Thomas . justice, Rosemary . Keane, Rita Kathryn . Keaton, Delores Virginia Kibler, Margaret jane . Knisley, Louella Lee . . . Long, Donna Lee . . Lucas, janet Rose . McBrayer, Elmer Shane McCray, Clyde Edward McFadden, Anne . Maddux, Donald Eugene Manahan, Barbara jean Mann, Harley joe . Marshall, Burnie Dean Melvin, Barbara Lou . Miles, George Robert Milstead, Bernice Nadine . Intramurals, Voc. Auto Mechanics jr. Hi-Y, Future Teachers, Band, Band Council, Latin Club, jr. Class Play, Thespian Play, Thespians, Student Council lPres.l, Lion's Roar Staff, National Honor Society, Orchestra, Drum Major, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Scholarship Tests, Sr. Class Play Band, Orchestra, Intramurals Commercial Club, Future Homemakers Future Homemakers, Girls' Chorus, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens Starlets, Girls' Chorus, Future Teachers, Commercial Club, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus Latin Club, Sr. Dramatics Club, Future Teachers, jr. Y-Teens lTreas.l, Sr. Y-Teens lTreas.I, S-tudent Council lVice-Pres.l, Sunburst Staff, National Honor Society, Lion's Roar Staff, Thespians, Thespian Play, jr. Class Play, D.A.R. Tests, Schol- arship Tests, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Intramurals, Cheerleader, Sr. Class Play Band, G.A.A., jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Library Assistant, Commercial Club, Intramurals Octet, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Thespians, Thespian Play, Ensem- ble, jr. Hi-Y. Marion, Ohio-Future Farmers, Boys' Glee Club, Basketball, Baseball, Track, jr. Hi-Y. Bowersville, Ohio-Vice- Pres. Freshman Class Football lCapt.l, Basketball, Intramurals, Student Council, Art Club, Leaders' Club, Vice-Pres. Sophomore Class Commercial Club lSec., Vice-Pres.l, Future Homemakers lVice-Pres.l, G.A.A., D.A.R. Citizenship Test, S. Scholarship Tests, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Intramurals Intramurals, Voc. Auto Mechanics jr. Hi-Y, Football, Intramurals, Thespians, jr. Class Play Band, jr. Hi-Y, jr. Class Play Basketball, Track, Band, Orchestra, jr. Hi-Y, Latin Club, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Student Council lTreas.I Intramurals, G.A.A., jr. Class Play Sr. Y-Teens, Future Homemakers, Triple Trio, jr. Class Play, Sr. Class Play, Future Teachers. Sabina, Ohio-Glee Club, Mixed Chorus Future Homemakers, Starlets, jr. Y-Teens, Girls' Chorus, Intra- murals lntramurals, Future Homemakers iTreas.l G.A.A., Intramurals Starlets, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Band, Girls' Chorus G.A.A., jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Library Assistant, Art Club lTreas.l, Commercial Club, Intramurals Band, Spanish Club Intramurals, Scholarship Tests, Sr. Scholarship Tests, jr. Class Play, National Honor Society, jr. Hi-Y, Latin Club, Thespians, Thespian Play, jr. Class Pres., S-r. Class Pres., Sr. Class Play Future Teachers, Intramurals, jr. Class Play, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Student Council, National Honor Society, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Latin Club, Scholarship Tests, Spanish Club Art Club Intramurals, jr. Class Play, Thespians, Thespian Play, National Honor Society, Lion's Roar Staff, Sr. Scholarship Tests, jr. Y- Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Sunburst Staff lEditori, Future Home- makers lPres.I, Triple Trio, Sr. Class Play Intramurals, jr. Class Play, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Sunburst Staff, Art Club, Football, Basketball Thespians, Thespian Play, Sr. Class Play. Fairfield, Ohio-Fu- ture Farmers, Basketball, Scholarship Tests jr. Y-Teens, G.A.A., Commercial Club, Intramurals Intramurals. Olive Hill, Kentucky-Football, Basketball Future Homemakers lHistorianI. Midway, Ohio-Band, Cheer- leader l25l Musser, james Gordon . . Newhouse, Mary Robin . . Parks, Marjorie juhl . Paul, jocelyn Sue . . Pinkerton, Homer . . Pope, Roger Keith . . Pyle, Dorothy Daily . . . Radabaugh, Dorothy Louise . Reeves, jay Ralph .... Reichelderter, Peggy Ann . Rittenhouse, Raymond Eugene Rockhold, Charles Richard . Rodgers, Herman . . Rost, judith Hale . . Seblom, Robert .... Smith, Robert Eugene . . Strevey, james Paul . . . Taylor, Clora Sue .... Thompson, Amzie john . . Thompson, Loueda Fern . . Timberman, Avonelle Louise Trimmer, jack ..... Tuvell, june Louise . . . Van Voorhis, Marilyn Anne . West, Barbara Ann . . . West, Evelyn Geraldine . . Whited, Elleen Marie . . Williams, Norma jean . . Willis, Barbara Sue . . . Wolfe, Constance Ann . . Ensemble, Band, Orchestra, Intramurals, Sr. Scholarship Tests, jr. Hi-Y, Spanish Club Band, Band Council, Starlets, Sr. Dramatics Club, jr. Class Play, Latin Club ITreas.l, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens IVice- Pres., Pres.l, Future Teachers, Scholarship Tests, Sr. Scholar- ship Tests, National Honor Society, Lion's Roar Staff, Sunburst Staff, Sr. Class Play G.A.A., Cheerleader, Intramurals, Scholarship Tests, Future Homemakers Latin Club, Starlets, Sr. Dramatics, Band, Triple Trio, jr. Y- Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Future Teachers, jr. Class Play, Scholar- ship Tests, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Sr. Class Play Intramurals, Voc. Auto Mechanics jr. Hi-Y, Latin Club ITreas.l, jr. Class Vice-Pres., Sr. Class Treas., Intramural, Track, Scholarship Tests jr. Class Play, jr. Y-Teensl Pres.l, Sr. Y-Teens, Sr. Scholar- ship Tests, Student Council IVice-Pres., Sec.l, Intramurals, G.A.A., Future Teachers IVice-Pres.l, Office Assistant, Na- tional 'Honor Society ISec.l, Lion's Roar Staff, Sr. Class Sec. jr. Y-Teens, Majorette, Future Homemakers Intramurals, Voc. Auto Mechanics Sr. Y-Teens, Glee Club, Future Teachers. jackson Township- Glee Club, Intramurals, G.A.A., Freshman Class Pres., Sopho- more Class Pres. Intramurals, Voc. Auto Mechanics Intramurals, Art Club Future Farmers, Sr. Scholarship Tests. Intramurals, Library Assistant Future Teachers, Band, Scholarship Tests, Sr. Scholarship Tests, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Latin Club, Dramatics Club, Spanish Club, jr. Class Play, Intramurals Latin Club Intramurals, Hi-Y, Sr. Class Play Thespians, Future Teachers, Latin Club, Sunburst Staff, Schol- arship Tests, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Sr. Class Play G.A.A., Future Homemakers, Starlets, Intramurals Football, Intramurals, Student Council, Art Club, Library Assist- ant, Track, Sophomore Class Sec. Sr. Y-Teens, Intramurals, G.A.A. Band, Intramurals, jr. Class Play, Thespians, Thespian Play, jr. Hi-Y, Sunburst Staff, Future Teachers, jr. Class Treas., Band Council, Orchestra, Sophomore Class Treas., Sr. Scholar- ship Tests Sr. Y-Teens, Commercial Club, G.A.A., Future Homemakers, Intramurals G.A.A., Future Teachers, Band, Intramurals, Scholarship Tests, D.A.R. Test, jr. Class Play, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Sunburst Staff, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Art Club, Latin Club, Drama- tics Club, Thespians, Thespian Play, Starlets, Sophomore Queen Attendant jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Future Teachers, jr. Class Play jr. Y-Teens, G.A.A. IPres.l, Commercial Club, Intramurals, Sr. Prophet Future Homemakers jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Commercial Club, Intramurals, G.A.A., Girls' Chorus jr. Class Play, jr. Y-Teens, Sr. Y-Teens, Sunburst Staff, Sr. Scholarship Tests, Band, Future Teachers, National Honor So- ciety, Lion's Roar Staff Future Homemakers, G.A.A., Starlets l25l SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS i271 IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .............,.................,,...,......... Dick Eckle Vice-President ...... ...,., C linton Gilmore Secretary ........ ,..,,, 1 ean Badger Treasurer .... ...... S hirley Pyle SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President ........... ...... T erry Bright Vice-President ...... ...,.....,, l oe Wilson Secretary ,..,....... ...... R osann Dawson Treasurer ,.,, ....... G Ienna Parks FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ......................,....................... Bob Alkire Vice-President ..... ........... D ick Waters Secretary ,,,..,, ,.,.. N ancy Humphries Treasurer .... .............. I ack Rettig EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS President .....,..... .....,,, R aymond Parks Vice-President ,,,.. ,..,,, M ila Weatherly Secretary ....,...... ..,,,., T ornmy Vrettos Treasurer ..., ...... D ick Tracey SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS President .......... ..... K ay Brown Vice-President ..... ..... T eddy Willis Secretary ....... .A.., L aurann Beard Treasurer ,.., ..... W inston Hill lumens Aills, Allen, Archer Bachelor, Badger, Beaver, Bennett Beverly, Blair, Blessing, Bowdle, Bowles, Brandenburg, Brandon Bryan, Burgess, Burke, Case, Clay, Cockerill, I. Cockerill Coil, Coldiron, Coulter, Daniels, Davis, Dean, Dixon Dowden, Eckle, B. Edwards, N. Edwards, Ellison, Ferrin, Fisher C. Gilmore, D. Gilmore, Gorman, Grimm, Grooms, Hart, Hatfield Henry, H. Hidy, H. Hidy, Hickson, Hughes, Hynes, Ingersoll lrons, james, johnson, jones, Lee, Lemons, Lewis Long, Lytle, McFadden, Merritt, E. Miller, j. Miller, Mongold Morter, Neff, Palmer, Parrett, Payton, Pensyl, Perrill l29fl l30l yumons Petty, Pope, Pyle, Rettig, Rhodes, Roberts, Robinett Robinson, Schiller, Scholl, Sells, Sheidler, Shelton, B. Smith, C. Smith, H. Smith, W. Smith, Rose, Sperry Strickland, Sword Terrell, Thompson, Timberman, West, Whittington, Williams, Wright Yoho, Woods SOPHOMORES Acton, Adams, G. Aills, G. Aills, Andrews, Arnold, Bandy Bapst, Barger, Baughn, V. Beedy, T. Beedy, Beatty, Bennett Boso, Boylan, Boswell, Bright, Brookover, Brown, Calendar Caplinger, Carman, Carson, Cartwright, Church, Clay, Clickner Cotrill, Cox, Crosswhite, H. Cunningham, Cullen, M. Cunningham, Cyrus Daniels, Davis, Dawes, Dawson, R. Dawson, East, Edgington Elliott, Everhart, Fabb, Fackler, Foster, Freshour, Gidding Gilmore, Gorman, Grillot, Haines, Hamilton, Harris, D. Hart H. Hart, Hayes, Henry, Hidy, Highfield, Howard, Hughes Humphries, Inderriden, Irons, johns, justice, Kaufman, Kimmey zmwrwiil ' . 41 A 321 SOPHOMORES Knisley, LeMaster, Lewis, Lloyd, Lyons, McBrayer, McCoy McDonald, Manns, Massey, C. Matthews, M. Matthews, Melvin, C. Merritt 1. Merritt, Miles, Mongold, Mustain, Myers, Orihood, Parks Parrett, Pennington, Penwell, Petty, Pollock, Preston Ratliff Rayburn, Riegel, Runnels, Sagar, Salyers, Schlue, Scott Sexton, Shields, 1. Smith, B. Smith, T. Smith, Sollars, Spencer Stewart, Stone, Swayne, Sword, Todd, Troute, Tuvell Walston, Warner, Waters West, Wickensimer, l. Williams, P. Williams, H. Wilson, I. Wilson, M. Wilson, D. Wilson, Wissinger, Wolfe, Woodrow Wright, Wyatt FRESHMEN B. Alkire, l. Alkire, Allemang, B. Allen, R. Allen, R. Allen, Anderson Anschutz, B. Bailey, R. Bailey, A. Baughn, N. Baughn, Bell, Bennett Bennington, Benson, Beihn, Birely, Blessing, Bock, Boggess E. Boggs, H. Boggs, G. Bonecutter, K. Bonecutter, Brill, B. Brown, R. Brown Bryan, Burris, Burton, Caley, Cameron, C. Campbell, E. Campbell S. Campbell, Carman, Childress, Christman, Cockerill, Coil, H. Cooper H. Cooper, Conger, Conaway, Craig, Creed, Crone, A. Crosswhite B. Crosswhite, Cummings, Cyrus, Davis, Dawes, Dean, Deering Dews, Dilley, Dixon, Dray, Duncan, Duncall, Dunton Edgington, Elliott, Emrick, English, Ervin, Estle, Evans l33l i341 FRELSHMEN Freshour, Ford, Foster Forsythe, A. Ferguson Ferguson, Gardner Grooms, Hart, Haven, Heckert, Helfrich, Hickman, Holbrook Holley, Holdren, Hoffman, M. Huff. M. Huff, Humphries, Hurles Ingles, jackson, jame, jinks, johns, jones, Korn, Leisure, A. Long, B. Long, M. Lowe, P. Lowe, Lyons, Maddux Martin, Marting, Massey, Matthews, McCarty, McCoy, F. Merritt Merritt, Michaels, Miller, Moats, Moots, Mongold, Newlan Newlan, O'Connor, Oty, Palmer, C. Payton, N. Payton Pensyl Perrill, j. Petty, M. Petty, Phillips, Pitts, Plymale, Porter Provost, Redden, Ratliff, Rettig, Roberts, Rockhold, Sanderson n FRESHMEN Salyers, 1. Scott, S. Scott, Seytang, Sheets, Shelton, Shoemaker Shoop, C. Smith, C. Smith, E. Smith, Smith, H. Smith, Sperry Stackhouse, Strickland, M. Stookey, V. Stookey, Theobald, Thomas, Van Meter Wackman, Walton, I. Warner, Washburn, Waters, Weaver. Weeter Whaley, Whited, Wickensirner, M. Wilt, R. Wilt, Wilson M. Wilson Winters, B. Wolfe, D. Wolfe, Wood, Woodrow, D. Woods G. Woods, Wright, Yahn, Z. Zimmerman, M. Zimmerman 351 i351 EIGHTH GRADERS Annon, Bailey, Bandy, Allemang, Baughn, C. Beatty, Beedy Benson, Blair, Boylan, Bright, L. Brown, R. Brown, Burris Carman, Campbell, Carter, B. Chaney, P. Chaney, R. Chaney, Christy Christopher, Clickner, Cline, Cook, Cooper, Cottrell, 1. Cox W. Cox, Copas, Croker, Cyrus, Davis, Dahmer, D. Dawson R. Dawson, Deere, Ditty, Dilley, Dixon, Dodds, Donahoe Doughty, Downard, Ducey, Easton, Elliott, Engle, G. Fannon Flowers, Gorman, Grieves Grimm, Haynes, Heckert, Hickman Hyer, Holdren, Halloway, Hooks, Hunter, C. Hurtt, P. Hurtt Huston, johnson, l0r1eS, jarnigan, Kingery, Kimmey, Leeth EIGHTH GRADERS Lewis, Locey, Loudner, Lovell, Lowe, Lyons, McCray McFarren, McLain, McNutt, Maag, Metthias, j. Merritt, P. Merritt Milstead, Moore, B. Morris, C. Michael, I. Michael, Mustain, M. Morris Myers, Newbrey, Oyer, Osburn, Parks, M. Paul, D. Pendergraft 1. Pendergraft, T. Pendergraft, Penwell, Perone, Persinger, D. Phillips, R. Phillips E. Pollard, Powless, Prosh, Rayburn, Redden, Rittenhouse, Roberts Robinson, Rumer, Schiller, Seldon, Sells, Shadley, D. Smith P. Smith, Summers, Southworth, Speakman, Stinson, Sutterfield, Taylor Thomas, Tracey, Trimmer, Turner, Van Zant, Vrettos, Weatherly ravi 38 EIGHTH GRADERS Whitten, 1. Williams, D. Williamson, A. Wilson, 1. Wilson N. Wilson, M. Yahn R. Yahn, Yerian SEVENTH GRADERS Bailey, Baughn, Beard, Bellar, Blake, Bolton, D. Brown K. Brown, T. Brown, Brownell, Bryan, Burnett, Butcher, Caplinger Campbell, Carroll, Carter, Clay, 1. Cline, 1. Cline, j. Cline Coe, Coldiron, Collins, M. Conger, N. Conger, Cook, Creed Croker, Dahmer, Davis, Day, Dillinger, Dixon, Dunton East, Eckle, P. Edwards, M. Elliott, W. Elliott, Fahr, Fletcher Ford, Foster, Gardner, Graves, Hackett, Harper, Havens Haynes, Heath, Heckerson, Henry, Herdman, Highfield, Hill Hilt, R. Hoffman, E. Holdren, W. Holdren, Holley, Hollaway, Hooks D. Horney, D. Horney, Houser, Hudson, Huff, Howard, B. johnson 39 40 SEVENTH GRADERS G. johnson, C. jones, D. jones, G. jones, Knisley, Kelley, Leeth C. Litz, P. Litz, Locke, Lowe, Lowery, McAllister, McKnight Maddux, Mann, B. Matson, D. Matson, Martin, Martindale, Melvin Merritt, Newland, Meyer, Micheal, Mickle, Miller, Milstead Minshall, E. Moore, T. Moore, R. Moore, Moots, Morton, Pensyl Penwell, H. Peters, E. Peters, Petitt, Phillips, Redman, Reeves Reiff, Wylie, Robinett, Rost, Sanders, Schiller, Schlue Scott, Self, Severs, Sexton, Sheppard, Sheridan, C. Smith H. Smith, M. Smith, Snyder, Southworth, Spurlock, Stewart, E. Stinson G. Stinson, Sitrittenburger, Summers, R. Smith, Sibole, Taylor, Thompson SEVENTH GRADERS Thornton, E. Tolle, Turnipseed, D. Vance, E. Vance, Van Voorhis, Waters Whitley, S. Williams, D. Williams, Willis, Wilson, Wilt, Wisecup Wissinger, Workman, Wyatt, Young ,1- l 4 ff Z ' 51,1183 AND PCTlVlTlg 5 C rdoggbfgp The students at Washington High School are not only interested in their studies, but also in extra- curricular activities such as clubs, band, and sports. Many of the students participate in these activities and we are proud of their efforts and their successes. Clean living and good sportsmanship are gained when one participates in these numerous recrea- tions. Boxing and wrestling had a huge turn out this year and the boys learned to develop competi- tive spirit and self protection. i421 STUDENT COUNCIL . President ....,, .....,. D avid Elliott Vice President .,.........,,,.4... DOT Pyle Secretary ...,,,, Mary Sue Belles Treasurer .,......... lOl'1l'1 lOr'Clar'l Last year the senior class left the school with a Student Coun- cil which was a council in name only. This year a popular election was held to choose the president. Due to his proved leadership and ability, David Elliott won the election by a wide margin. Dave, with the cooperation of all the members laid a firm foundation for future classes. Although actual accomplishments were not too numerous, the council became an organized unit and set an admirable example for the succeeding classes. Some of the projects were: beautification of the building, the collection and counting of the money con- tributed for the March of Dimes, home room representatives sold tickets to the various school functions, and capably assisted the Sunburst Staff in successfully sponsoring the Stag or Drag night club dances which were held during the year and particularly after some of the basketball games. CONGRAIS THE DAIRY QUEEN i441 N. H. S. President ....,.....,. ,,,,,,,.. .,,... C lyde McCray Vice-President ....,., ...Y,.. S usie Willis Secretary ....,.... Dot Pyle Treasurer ,,,s, ,,,,,,, N ancy Boylan For many years athletics and debating societies received the lion's share of attention and publicity as high-school activities. The athlete and debater were the schooI's heroes. There was little honor left for those not so favorably endowed with muscular strength and dexterity, or with oratorical aptitude. The hardworking pupil who kept to his books and assumed the real leadership in later life re- ceived comparatively little recognition and encouragement during his school days. After analyzing the basic requirements for good citizenship, leading educators proposed these four qualities for a new organization: Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. These educators founded a new club, a club devoted to the develop- ment of these basic qualities. ln this school, as in many others, the club has successfully fulfilled the dreams of its instigators. Those students who have received this honor have found it made them more than just good studentsg it made them outstanding citizens. SUCCESS AND GOOD WISHES FRIENDLY WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE l45l V 1 Barbara Manahan, Nancy Boylan, Ann Grillot, Mary Sue Belles, lack Trimmer, Susie Willis, Everette Cap- Iinger, Becky Burgess, joe Mann, Robin Newhouse, I im Strevey, Marty Van Voorhis, lane Terrell, Sharon Rettig, Rosella Dowden, loAnn Cockerill, Fred Brand enburg, Archie Rose, Tommy Bowles, Norman Pope. Kay Morter. We, the members of the l95O Sunburst Staff have endeavored to provide a lasting memory by publishing this year book. We sin- cerely hope that this book will so inspire the oncoming classes that they will wish to follovv this tradition of preserving their school-day memories through the use of pictures in each succeeding volume ot the Sunburst. The Senior members of the staff were assisted by their junior associates. Although it was a lot of vvork, it was also a lot of fun and no one will ever forget this experience. We wish to express our deepest gratitude to the faculty and student body for their cooperation in helping to make this annual possible. BEST OF LUCK SUMMERS MUSIC STORE l45l W.HLY President ..,.,., .,,..,.......,...,.,,,,. ,...,.,,.,. E ddie Korn Vice-President ,,,,, , , , ,.,,,,, ,.,.,,,, R aymond Parks Secretary ,,....,.,,,, ,,,,,, D ennis O'Conn0r Treasurer ..,,. ,,,....,,,,,.....,,, .,,,,,,A, G lenn Milstead SR. HI-Y President ......AA,,., . ...,.,,..,,,,.......,. .....,. 1 erry Dray Vice-Presidents, ,.,,,,Y .,,,,,. ,,...,A. E I lis Miller Secretary ....,,,,..,, ..,,,. B ill Case Treasurer r.,,,, jim Smith ln its program of service to the school and community the Hi-Y Clubs, under the leadership of Mr. Engle and Mr, Robinson, have con- sistently vvorked with others in fulfillment of its purpose to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high ideals of Christian character. The tour ideals of the clubs are: clean speech, clean athletics, clean living, and clean scholarship. The annual Sweetheart Dance was the social highlight of the l-li-Y. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF l9'5O WADE'S SHOE STORE i471 IR Y TEENS SR. Y-TEENS President Sally Lewis President ,,,,,.,, ,,.,..,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,.....,,, R obin Newhouse Vice President Paddy Boso Vice-President .,,,,.,,, . ,,..,,,. jane Terrell Secretary Dianne Elliott Secretary .............. ...,,,,,,, , jean Scholl Treasurer Nancy Humphries Treasurer .....,,... ,,,,,,,, M ary Ann Grillot Many girls of the high school have participated in the numerous activities of the Y-Teens, Under the guidance of their very capable advisors, lvliss Evans and Mrs. Schaeper, the girls have donated welfare baskets, operated a refreshment stand at the football games, and entertained the boy friends at the Christmas formal dance. These clubs constantly strive to be of the most possible service to all. With this in mind, a party was given for underprivileged children. The purpose of the clubs is to find and give the best. GOOD LUCK SENIORS I. ELMER WHITE AND SON i481 ART CLUB LATIN CLUB President ..,.....,.. ,,,,,,....... ...,.,,,.. E v erette Caplinger President .v....w..,,, .V,.,..A.,,.......,......,,,., ..,,,. A l lan Grillot Vice-President ...... ..,,,,,,,,,...,... Bill Horney Vice-President ,A,,,,. .....,...,,,............ ...... 1 a net Parrett Vice-President ....,. .......,,.. D on Maddux Secretary .....,... .....,, I oy Callendar Secretary-Treasurer ,...,.,.....,.,.........,,,..... Rebecca Burgess Treasurer ,,,,,, ,,,,,, B ud Dawson The Washington High School Art Club under the able instruction of lvlr. Auginbaugh has completed many worthwhile projects throughout this year, One of their self-appointed duties was to decorate the building appropriately during the Christmas season. This was appreciated not only by the faculty and students but also by visitors in the building. This club is truly an im- portant part of our school. The Latin Club is composed of members of the second year Latin Class. Its purpose is to add to the knowledge gained in the class room, Members give reports on mythology, heroes, histori- cal events, and customs of the Roman people, so that the club may learn more about the Roman era. SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 'SO WISE'S CLOTHING lFcr Men and Boysl l49l H COMMERCIAL CLUB President Barbara Manahan President .....,,.....,,,,,,...,..,,,,..........,,,,..,,,,,,.....a Helen l-lidy Vice President .... jane Huff Vice-President ..,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,AA,, N one Secretary Sue Williams Secretary .,...,,...... ,,,,,,,,,,,, l ane Huff Treasurer Martha Wyatt Treasurer ,,...,..,,,,.,.,,,, ,,,,,,, Nancy Spencer The Future Homemakers of America, under the supervision of Mrs. Olive Woodyard, was created in Washington High School to further prepare teen-age girls for the task of managing a home. All the girls in the club have successfully completed one semester of high school home economics. The club carried out several worthwhile projects this year, not the least of which was selling refreshments at the home basketball games. The Commercial Club is an organization for students who are enrolled in business education. So that its programs may accomplish an educational, as well as social purpose, time is given to the study of traits and attitudes that are needed to obtain and hold business positions and to other subjects of interest to business students, Its capable advisor is Miss jane Trent. BEST WISHES BROOKOVER MOTOR SALES l5Ol The National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society is pre- eminently an organization of teachers and students united for the purpose of raising standards in the choice of plays and in the techniques of acting and play production. The Thespians pre- sented, this year, on january 3l, the play, l Remember Mama , a comedy by john Van Druten. The Triple Trio members are chosen each fall by the di- rector. They sing for assemblies and various community functions besides school activities. This year for the first time, two groups were organized in case some members were ill. SINCERE WISHES ROE'S IEWELRY l5ll The Girls' Glee Club is composed of high school girls and a few eighth grade girls. These students sing in two and three part harmony. Their singing in chapels and various other assembly programs has been greatly enjoyed. The Octet was newly organized this year. It offers the students an opportunity to hear and sing four part harmony. With eight people, many fields of musical literature can be explored. The Octet sang popular, sacred, and classical music. GOOD LUCK PORTER'S BAKERY lServe With Pride! i521 FUTURE FARMERS l President ,,........,...,,,,,,,.,,..........,,.,A....,..,,........ jerry Dray Vice-President ....... ,,........,.. D ick Hughes Secretary ........YA,, ...,, , ,Norman Merritt Treasurer ...,.... .......... H ugh Wilson The F. F. A. Club was newly organized this year in Wash- ington High School under the leadership of lVlr. Gordon Ryder. Among the activities of the club were the following: a pest hunt, a parliamentary procedure contest, parent and son banquet, and a livestock judging contest. The boys all feel they have gained much from their first year in the F. F. A. The library assistants have rendered a great service to the school by giving up their study time to help Miss Eleanor Leiter, the Washington High librarian. The student body is grateful for this service. QONGRAT ULATIONS WASHINGTON PAINT AND GLASS E531 The ensemble was organized since the octet is limited to eight people. This gives an opportunity for an unlimited number ot people to participate, keeping in mind a group containing balanced parts. With a group of this size, more ambitious songs can be presented. ln some arrangements four, six, and eight part harmony is used. The girls, who are pictured here, held an important position because they lead our united yells to cheer the Lions to victory. Although a few of the girls were inexperienced, they soon developed into a smooth running, well organized team, The two seniors are Marjorie Parks and Ann Grillot. Working with them are Rosann Dawson, lean Badger, Mary Lou Sollars, and Carolyn Hatfield. SUCCESS TO ALL IOHNNY GODFREY SCHOOL OF DANCING l54l i l G. A. A. FUTURE TEACHERS President ,...,,...,,,,, ...,......,, ,........ l e ddy West President .,,,,, Nancy Boylan Vice-President ..,,,,.. ............,..... N one Vice-President Dot Pyle Secretary ,,......,...v, ........,, S hirley Pyle Secretary ..,,.. lane Terrell Treasurer ,,,,,...... ,.,.., B arbara Melvin Treasurer ...,,. Ruth Bandy The Girls' Athletic Association has long been one of the outstanding organizations of the high school. Under the leader- ship of lViiss Edith Ramage the girls participated in many athletic games. The intramural sports included deck tennis and baseball. The girls entered these sports with enthusiasm for through them many letters were earned, The Future Teachers of America led by Mrs. lane Grillot have had an interesting and informative year. ln December the club held its annual banquet in the cafeteria of the high school. The highlight of the year was a breakfast honoring the seniors. The object of the club is to learn about the teaching profession. BEST OF LUCK HERB PLYMIRE, DRY CLEANING i551 W' 'Z'- . .,.. affwz 5-ffm 5' fvgijg ' T? My ff 9 x B- ES 52 f Q 'R .- .:.5: QiQ 4 '-'f W' 5 ' S fx if I1 2 The lO5 piece marching band, under the direction of Mr. Clift, played an important part in the football season. The band entertained large crowds before and at half-time of the football games, As a guest of the Ohio Lion's Club, the marching band made a trip to New York City to represent Ohio in the mammoth parade clown Sth Avenue for the National Lion's Convention. On March 24, the band presented its annual concert before a capacity audience. The Washington High School marching band will miss its head drum major, Dave Elliott, next year. Among the majorettes there are three seniors, Dorothy Radabaugh, janet Lucas, and Pat Eckle, who will also be greatly missed. Other majorettes are Sue Scott, Paula Sperry, Martha Wyatt, Portia Brownell, and the two junior majorettes, loyce Bandy and Carolyn McNutt. As the mascot, the band had little Randy Mann, a second grader at Cherry Hill School. President ,,,..,..e ,.,,.,, D avid Elliott Vice President Norman Burris Secretary ,.,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,...,,.,,.. Shirley Pyle Treasurer... lack Trimmer TCA, rrffxlf 1 5 Qi? 5 - SBQQ C501-19 This paragraph is supposed to introduce the athletics division of the annual, Not in a paragraph or in a book, could one describe the many benefits gained in high school athletics. For the participants there were good times and loads of fun. There were moments of triumph experienced after hours of defeat. There was a great sense of satisfaction that made itself known to everyone, Here are a few scenes that may serve as reminders in the years to come, of the action-packed events in the year l949'5O. l53l 1 1,14 i -Q X mf 7 f. ,Q ffl-42.1 Q iffiff 5 f SM if -- Qi' 1- M-A-MM . ..,X . V W, X .Q ., A . ,L A, Nffgg, Z:vY::A -X .. QFPUVFGL, , L1 Elf L41 . '- -E1 -' f?1fi:a- - iw-1 -A ' , A 4 -. rs A it ,i,,,f,1.L I V- .:f,f3q, L, f me-A f,v.f,ff1Q,-WML f - --'Q , L 1 if 'hm A 1' 7 if 4 sk EM ' :ssf'ef1f1wz1:svgf1- ff- gif 12. , - A - i Kwan' A-M1 X 2 Q, V ,, 1 I' ,ff U ,-K 4 Q 5 Q1 4- f ff Q, Q? no-' -xy vm, vk A , 4-X g .. 5 N ,5,,,Q, wma, if ..: .gg - i'?Z2iZQ2'2, 'QC Fiwfwiv H ,,:.,, HM rf! fi X i. I ll ll Y il' ll ROW ONE: Ray Anderson, George Beaver, john Thompson, joe Mann, Bill Horney lCapit.l, Bill Arnold, Barry Smith, joe Burke, Eddie Cockerill, Dick Wolfe ROW TWO: jack English lMgr.l, Carl Smith, jim Aleshire, Russ Archer, Bob Alkire, Dave Sheidler, David Fabb, Wayne Van Meter, Dick Eckle, Dale Orihood, jim Williams lMgr.l ROW THREE: Bob Smith, Roddy Rummans, Bill Humphries, Bob Gidding, joe Wilson, Merrill Kaufman, Glen Cook. On August 20, l949, the Blue Lions started preparing themselves for a long, hard season. Each day they practiced, and each day they learned. Then came September l6. The Lions met Linden McKinley, They played a rough game but lost. Two more games followed, and they were ready for one of their biggest rivals, Greenfield. They went to Greenfield and won. ln the following game, with their spirits high, they brought through another victory. The next win was over Dayton Stiver, a rough and tumble game of l3 to 7. This victory ended the season. The squad next year will greatly benefit from this exper- ience. Although many of the members may never again play football, the fellows this year have gained much. These are the members who will not again wear the blue and white uniforms Of the football squad. jim Aleshire, joe Mann, George Beaver, Bill Arnold, Bill Horney, john Thompson, Ray Anderson. Next year's squad will miss their skill and experience. i621 A key block was responsible for this Lion scooting around end for a touchdown, The extra point was attempfed and completed. This is a scene from The Home- coming assembly in which Captain Bill Horney crowned Patty Eclcle Queen, That evening Patty and her court presided over the game. Hey, boy, hit that line! An ex- pression of the boys on the side- lines. Drive! Drive! Drive! The coaches Fred Pierson and Steve Lewis look on. i531 4 .. 5' .LZ ,, z f K , ' . ., in ' .Qi amz 0 rfL5-?1g1Q- 'Z' W A .v -- u .. A' 53341 lik! li f' 'ML av PMN-' +, HQQ b3'iI?E5 4 wa fi I m L' A fi xkj L10 E 154 ,ii 1 My qw The Lions started the basketball season by playing Xenia Central. ln their first game, they were just nosed out by Circleville. They also lost the next two games but then broke into the win column by beating Wilmington. The next win was the second game with Wilmington. The following night our boys were beaten by one point in an overtime game with Bexley. They were then quarantined ten days because a Wilmington player had contracted spinal meningitis. With only two practices after their quarantine, the boys were beaten by Greenfield. The Dayton Wilbur Wright game was cancelled. The Lions drew Aquinas in the tournament at Columbus. They were beaten 46-45, when an Aquinas player sank a basket as the gun cracked. Bob Alkire and Dave Sheidler received honorable mention on the All-Tour- nament team at Columbus. Ed Pensyl was chosen on the all S.C.O. team and Bob Alkire received honorable mention. The Reserve squad, with only Allan Grillot returning from last year's team, had to be rebuilt. jack Rettig played steady ball all season. Crosswhite, Van Meter, Dawson, C-rillot, and Arnold played very well. ln only two games did the boys show their power by beating Dayton Roose- velt and Wilmington. The Reserves finished the season with two wins and eleven defeats, Although the final scores were low, spirits were high and the boys never quit fighting. This year Coach Lewis lost john jordan, captain of varsity, and Brad Neff who graduated. We'll miss you fellows! i661 There is quite a bit to baseball that most people never hear about. Here are a few of the things that the boys go through in one season. First of all-calisthenics. Then the pitchers start warming up while the rest pair off and just toss the ball around. Fungo is next. ln groups of five or six, with one person at bat the ball is tossed to the batter so he can get his batting sight. Now the coach steps up and knocks a few flies to the outfield. Not wanting to neglect the infield, the coach knocks a few grounders to them while the outfield fungos. At lastl Batting practice, and the pitchers get into action. A short scrimmage of about five innings ensues while the coach picks the team. l67l These girls are the hardworking lr. High Cheerleaders. They were present at all the jr. High football and basketball games and really did a fine job. Next to them are two thrill packed action shots of the lr. High bas- ketball team. Coach Fred Pierson's Cubs won nine games and lost five. They finished third in a junior high tournament held at Greenfield. We're really proud of them. Coach Guinn had quite a turn-out for lr. High football this year. These are the boys that remained with the team throughout the season. They are fine boys and will someday compose successful varsity teams. E691 ' . , O 'Q:fo0 ,901 Q :Oo Q 79132 o 'o fo1u,'v,, ,, NQOQ SV ' ' 0 '-'fa' FQ' 'lla -2,.p'gf , Qfoj .' J O 00 l ' , O 'f fx N r Q .i ..., 9 Q :ff - .4 ' . 1 ,, 1' f :Zig : 1, fgkti-217: .1 .0 Fl - o' ' '7l'Yl QI Af - - , A 'Lx' X, tfil, 1' Soul!! K. 11 'i' 2 5 la f CLASS WILL Charles Campbell We, the members of the Class of I95O of Washington High School in the city of Washington Court House, county of Fayette, and state of Ohio, believing ourselves to be physically, morally, and mentally sound, declaring null and void all previous wills which we have written, do draw and publish this to be our last will and testament. Item I We do hereby will and bequeath our never-to-be-forgotten alma mater to all students entering these portals. Item ll We do hereby will and bequeath our gratitude to the faculty for their understanding, patience, and helpfulness to us. Item Ill We do hereby will and' bequeath our positions, which we have filled to the best of our ability, to the oncoming students of Washington High. Item IV We do hereby will and bequeath to the juniors the examples to be set for the underclassmen and all other duties as seniors. Item V We do hereby will and bequeath to the sophomores the feeling of sophistication they will acquire during their junior year as upper classmen. Item VI It is the wish of our Class to dispose of all personal property in this manner. l, jim Aleshire, do hereby will and bequeath my list of rules concerning football training to joe Burke. I, Dick Alexander, do hereby will and bequeath my place in shop to Ronald Palmer. I, Raymond Anderson, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in Miss Melson's home-room to joe Burke. I, john Andrews, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in school to Raymond Parks, if he has the courage I had. i I, Becky Armibfrust, do hereby will and bequeath my love for buds to anyone who likes flowers as well as I. I, R,osann Armbrust, do hereby will and bequeath my love for the junior boys to anyone who has as much admiration and patience as I. I, Bill Arnold, do hereby will and bequeath all my fun at football practices for the last three years to anyone who has the love of football. We, Betty Baker and Ruth Bandy, do hereby will and bequeath our love for dark haired boys to Helen Louise Hynes. I, Russell Baughn, do hereby will and bequeath all the fun l've had in bookkeeping to james johnson. I, George Beaver, do hereby will and bequeath my love for milk, especially Sagar's, to Barry Smith. I, Beverly Bell, do hereby will and bequeath my love for horses, especially Charlie hcrses to anyone who loves them as I. We, the members of the drum corps, Sue Paul, Dave Elliott, Tom jones, jack Boylan and jack Trimvmer, do hereby will and bequeath our patience with Mr. Clift and our once-a-day bawlings out, to the lucky kids who get to stay. We, Nancy Boylan and Rita Keane do hereby will and bequeath our love for Chevies to jean Ann Boylan. I, Doris Brown, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Pennsylvania to anyone who likes P.A. lull as well as I. I, Barbara Browning, do hereby will and bequeath my love for rings lReno'sl to anyone with as much interest in fine jewelry as l. I, Becky Burgess, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in English Class to Patty Rhoades. I, Charles Campbell, do hereby will and bequeath the deep thought and pleasant hours spent on this document. I, Everette Campbell, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get Spanish ll without studying. I, Everette Caplinger, do hereby will and bequeath all my lcve for Moose to any junior who loves gym as well as I don't. I70l I, Lois Cherryholmes, do hereby will and bequeath all the blisters and bunions acquired during my years in the band to Rosella Dowden. I, Mary Sue Belles, do hereby will and bequeath all my callouses and corns acquired during my years in Band to Ruth Ann Brookover. I, Tommy Christopher, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in physics to anyone courageous enough to take it. I, Bill Cotner, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in fourth period English to anyone who wants them. I, joyce Crone, do hereby will and bequeath my love for the band to my brother, David. I, Donna Cyrus, do hereby will and bequeath my laughs and good times in Washington High to Pat Lee. I, jane Huff, do hereby will and bequeath my King leryl size enjoyment in Washington High to anyone as lucky as I. I, Madeline Denen, do hereby will and bequeath my Boylan temper to jean Scholl. I, Dixie 'DeWeese, do hereby will and bequeath my amazing ability to act mean brat roles and get stuck with a cat each time, to Bill Case. I, jerry Dray, do hereby bequeath my High School diploma to Dixie Ellison. I, Pat Eckle, do hereby will and bequeath my love for the name Bucky to Nancy Humphries. We, Bob Smith, Bob Seblom, and jim Flint, do hereby will and bequeath all good times in English Class to any three boys of the junior class with as much courage as we have. I, Edith Glass, do hereby will and bequeath my happy noon hours to Wilma Smith. I, Bill Benson, do hereby will and bequeath all the fun I've had to my brother, Richard, and my sister, jo Ann. I, Norman Burris, do hereby will and bequeath the love to meet beautiful people from far away places to Bud Lover-boy Dawson. We, Dick Edwards, George Miles, and Eugene Rittenhouse, do hereby will and bequeath our fun in shop to three boys of the junior class. I, Ella Mae Gilmore, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in sociology, that I love so well, to Barbara Lou Edgington. I, Barbara Greer, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Cal-wells to anybody who likes water. I, Wilma Grimm, do hereby will and bequeath my perfect attendance to Mary Alice Aills. I, Mary Ann Grillot, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to prance across the stage to Kay Morter. I, George Huffman, do hereby will and bequeath all my fun in shop to junior Yoho. I, Bob Hyer, do hereby will and bequeath to Dick Eckle my ability to sleep through classes. He may need it. I, Bill Horney, do hereby will and bequeath my football number SO to my brother, Dale. I, Dick Hodson, do hereby will and bequeath my name Slow Motion to anyone who is willing to take the teasing Miss Keck passes out with it. I, john jordon, do hereby will and bequeath Melissa my little V-8 to anyone who likes hot rods. I, Rosemary justice, do hereby will and bequeath my interest in Middletown to my sister. I, Margaret Kibler, do hereby will and bequeath my good times during my senior year to Ralph Coil. May he enjoy his as much as I. I, Louella Knisley, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to put stencils on backwards to Ann Hamilton. I, Donna Lee Long, do hereby will and bequeath my love for the song Wy-lattl do I Love You to any girl as lucky as I. I, janet Lucas, do hereby will and bequeath the blue heels on my majorette boots to Martha Wyatt. I, Elmer McBrayer, do hereby will and bequeath my place in band to Norman Pope. I, Clyde McCray, do hereby will and bequeath the contents of my dime bank to Ruthann Brookover. I7ll I, Anne McFadden, do hereby will and bequeath my good times during this year to my sister, Eleanor. May she enjoy her senior year as much as I. I, Don Maddux, in almost sound mind, do hereby will and bequeath my brushes in art to Archie Rose. We, Robin Newhouse and Barbara Manahan, do hereby will and bequeath all the fun and knowledge so cheerfully gained in Miss Evans's French classes to Mary McDonald and Carolyn Dray. I, joe Mann, do hereby will and bequeath my love for birds of any nature to anyone sharing the same interest. l, Burnie Marshall, do hereby will and bequeath all of the side roads I put into use during the previous years to Ralph Coil. A I, Barbara Melvin, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Washington High to anyone who has enjoyed them as much as I. I, Bernice Milstead, do hereby will and bequeath some of my height to Bobby Mustain. I, jim Musser, do hereby will and bequeath all the fun I had in band to anyone who enjoyed it as much as I. I, Marjorie Parks, do hereby will and bequeath my good Seat in sociology to Donna Andrews if she has the courage to take it. I, Homer Pinkerton, do hereby will and bequeath my job as grease monkey to anyone who is not afraid to get their hands dirty. I, Roger Pope, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in physics to Barry Smith. I, Dorothy Pyle, do hereby will and bequeath my love for jeff and Frank at the same time to anyone in the same predicament as I. I, Dorothy Radabaugh, do hereby will and bequeath my good times as majorette to anyone as lucky as I. I, j. Ralph Reeves, do hereby will and bequeath my exemplary character to junior Yoho of the junior Mechanics. I, Peggy Reichelderfer, do hereby will and bequeath my love for red Oldsmobile con- vertibles to anyone who loves red as I do. I, Dick Rockhold, do hereby will and bequeath the A's on my grade card to Ralph Coil. I, Herman Rodgers, do hereby will and' bequeath my nick-name Dead-eye to jim johnson. I, judy Rest, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Rich'es to jean Perrill. I, jim Strevey, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in Mr. York's physics class to anybody who likes it. I, Sue Taylor, do hereby will and bequeath the bottle of smelling saIts Miss Evans has to anyone who has needed them as I. I, john Thompon, do hereby will and bequeath my football jersey number 66 to Bob Alkire. I, Fern Thompson, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in driving class to Mae Dean. I, Avonelle Timberman, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in Chillicothe to anyone as fortunate as I. I, june Tuvell, do hereby will and bequeath my love for restaurants, preferably Ander- son's , to anyone who loves them as well as l. I, Marilyn Van Voorhis, do hereby will and bequeath my nervous attitude due to skipping third period every week, to my sister, jane. I, Barbara West, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Little LuIu to anyone who loves her as much as I. I, jeddy West, do hereby will and bequeath my love for yards, especially Grave yards, to anyone who loves them as I. I, Elleen Whited, do hereby will and bequeath my admiration for the Air Force to any girl in the junior Class. I, jean Williams, do hereby will and bequeath my old pair of saddles to Barb Edwards in hope they will serve her purpose. I, Barbara Sue Willis, do hereby will and bequeath my everyday Chuck-Ies in English class to Emily Schlue. I, Connie Wolfe, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in Home Ec. to jackie Miller, in hopes she will like it as well as I. I, Delores Keaton, do hereby will and bequeath some of my height to Sue Ferrin. I 72 I CLASS HISTORY Bill Benson The year l95O ends the first half of the twentieth century. The graduating class of i950 is leaving the river of the first half of the twentieth century and embarking on the sea of living and learning. Before we start on what we hope to be a successful and enjoyable new life let us go back and review some of the achievements and activities of the four years of this memorable class of l95O. ' We might all think of our school years as comparable to an ever widening body of water. Our first years of school seem as a tiny brook running clear and swift over smooth pebbles, but as years go by the small stream becomes larger and larger, sometimes running smooth and clear, sometimes dark and turbulent. The rocks are larger and the stream seems to have many treacherous bends and turns. There are many things, and people, that chart our course onward. Sometimes we wanted to go another way and do other things, but we were pushed gently but forcefully on and on. With our ship christened Education we started on our first voyage of high school train- ing, in i946 with a freshman crew of l32. We elected our President, Charles Campbellg Vice- President, joan Halidayg Secretary, Nancy Boylanp Treasurer, jack Deere, and our advisor, Mr. York. A fine group of officers, who, with the help of a cooperative crew guided by Mr. York, led us safely through the first year. Many started their first year of football and basketball, hoping to someday replace the boys that were graduating that year. Patty Eckle was chosen as the Queen's attendant. There were many clubs and organizations to join and a good many went out for the band of which we were all very proud. At the close of the year we had a picnic at Gardner Park. Time passed quickly and we were soon sailing into our sophomore year. Our class ad- visor was Mrs. Pensyl and under her leadership we elected David Brown as President, Bill Horney as Vice-President, john Thompson as Secretary, and jack Trimmer as Treasurer. Still we had a crew of l32 students most of whom entered into the year's activities with full steam. The boys who survived their first year of football were back for more. The basketball team was very good. Four students were chosen by the class for a free trip to Washington D. C. in honor of the Centennial. The band was fortunate in getting to go to Cleveland. We had many wonderful assembly programs. The Queen's attendant was Marilyn Van Voorhis. By i948 we felt we were true sailors and with new determination, we set sail with a smaller, but very sturdy crew, 98 strong. Clyde McCray was elected as our President, Roger Pope, the Vice-President, Mary Sue Belles the Secretary, jack Trimmer the Treasurer, and our class advisor, Miss Helen Hutson. 'Football and basketball hit a new height that year. The varsity had hopes of winning the championship but lost the last league football game to Circleville. The basketball team members were real fighters also. The junior class presented the play, Meet Me in St. Louis . The band had the honor of going to New York City. The Queen's attendant was Nancy Boylan. Our jr.-Sr. Prom followed an undersea theme. The sailing seemed pretty rough at times, but soon we reached that treasured island of summer vacation. All too soon our stay in that lovely vacation land was over and we realized with mingled regret and joy, that we were about to start the last journey as members of the crew for dear old Washington High, and that after waiting and serving four years to get out, we felt a little sad to think that soon we would be listed among the Alumni. By now our crew only numbered 94, but with new enthusiasm we started on the last voyage, re-electing Clyde McCray for our President. Clyde has done a fine job and we thank him. He had an able staff with jerry Dray as Vice-President, Dorothy Pyle, the capable Secretary, and Roger Pope, the Treasurer. To help guide us this year Miss Kathleen Davis was our worthy advisor. Our football and basket- ball teams didn't win a lot of games, but they learned sportsmanship, teamwork and the build- ing of fine character. l think l can say that the boys worked very hard but enjoyed their years of football with Coach Fred Pierson, and some wonderful basketball training under Coach Steve Lewis. Bill Horney was our football captain and Patty Eckle our very beautiful Queen. The Thespians presented the play, l Remember Mama , and the Senior Class, Dear Ruth , The year closed, in a whirl of excitement with the jr.-Sr. Prom, Baccalaureate, the never-to- be-forgotten Class Night, and Commencement. Many of us will sign on varied and different ships in the Educational lines next year. Some will see their futures in other fields, but no matter what the field of endeavor, here's wishing each and every senior, good fortune, health, and happiness. Good-by and smooth sailing to all our teachers and friends. Bon Voyage! l73l CH RISTENED james Dale Aleshire Richard Charles Alexander Raymond Luther Anderson john Eber Andrews Rebecca jane Armbrust Rosann Louise Armbrust William Edward Arnold Betty Leigh Baker Ruth Irma Bandy Russell Irvin Baughn George Beaver Beverly Rose Bell Mary Sue Belles William j. Benson jack Patrick Boylan Nancy jean Boylan Doris Lou Brown Barbara Wilmah Browning Rebecca Ruth Burgess Norman Leroy Burris Charles Davis Campbell Everett Dale Campbell Everette Eugene Caplinger Lois jean Cherryholmes Thomas Conley Christopher William Howard Cotner Alice joyce Crone Donna june Cyrus Bera Madeline Denen Dixie Lee DeWees PLEASE ANSWERS TO l HOPE I'LL PET PEEVE DON'T LIMIT OFTEN SAYS jim Be an engineer A little blonde Traveling Cussie-darn Alex Be a farmer Washing cars Sleep Gee-Whiz! Andy Be a farmer Girls Automobiles lcensoredl john Work Gossip Basketball lcensoredl That's enough, Becky Be a florist Irresistib'e people Buds McGee! Get through Getting in and Dates with a Rosie college out of cars certain person Tee-Hee Willie Be a farmer Go:s'p Football lcensoredl Betty Be a beautician Sophomore girls Bloomington boys Great! Ruthie Be a success Getting up Sleep Oh heavens! Buck Be a farmer Conceited people Basketball You know! George Be a businessman Gossip Football lcensoredl Ding-Dong Get married The Club Slumber parties Let me see! Susie Be a success Impatient people Good times Don't rush me. Be a restaurant Bill owner Girls Shows Good deal! jack Be a businessman Gossip Eating Gee Whiz Hey, Red, what Red Be a nurse color is your Dark, wavy hair Fer! hair? Don't know. Brownie Be a success Cats Chocolate do you! Gosh, Browning Be a model Smart-alec boys Food and men l don't know Don't know, Becky Travel People who tease Surprises do ya? Be a chemical Wash. C.H. Trips to Norman engineer females Greenfield Well, heck! Well, wait a Charlie Be a businessman Two-faced people Parties minute Women who talk Ebbie Be a farmer too much Sleep Who told you? Draw Hazel unemployment Teachers Women lcensoredl French fries, Cherry Farmer's wife Western movies cokes Heavens Don't know, Tom Be a success Cops Parties do you? Bill Don't know yet People Football What's it to you joyce Go to college Drying dishes Shows Great! Stay with her, Don -na Be a secretary Talkative boys Square Dances brother People who chew Peaches Be a teacher gum Thick milkshakes Golly! Hot fudge Dick Be 6'2 Back slappers sundaes l reckon as how E741 PLEASE CHRISTENED ANSWERS T0 I HOPE l'LL PET PEEVE DON'T LIMIT OFTEN SAYS jerry Douglas Dray jerry Be a success Girls, except Dixie Parties That's right Be Patricia Louise Patricia Louise Eckle Pat Dumford Canasta parties Diamonds Honn-ney Richard Dale Edwards Dick Mechanic Early Hours Money Hey! David Ashley Elliott Dave Be a success Gossip Dances Wot Hoppen? Waiting for a james Albert Flint jim Succeed certain girl Cigarettes Beats Me Edith Marie Glass Teenie Typist Conceited people Eating O Shut Up Barbara Ellen Greer Bobby Be a success Talkative people Cinnamon balls Dear john, why? That would be Quiet people in Mary Ann Grillot Ann telling pep assembly Play Practice For Heaven's Sake Wilma jean Grimm Willie Get a job Conceited people Skating Hot Ham Wine, women, Richard Earl Hodson Dick Get a B.A. in Ag. Casts song Aw, Shucks Billy Eugene Horney Bill Be a trillionaire Sissies Football Ahuk jane Ann Hutt Ben Be a secretary Dishonest people Country schools Non Go Nusky George Erwin Huffman George Be a farmer School Football Oh, I d0n'f know I U Pe0PlS.Wl'10 tell Let the moment Robert Curtis Hyer jocko Be aviation cadet lies Eating decide for itself Noisy people Thomas Maynard jones Tom Be an engineer when studying Electric trains Move along Rggemary justice Rosie Get a job lnquisitive people Skating Oh, dam john Thomas Franklin jordan Doc Pull your teeth My V-8 Wolf whistles Well now, let's see Super hamburger Hope you get Rita Kathryn Keane Rita Be a nurse Whistling s 's with onions your eyes full Delores Virginia Keaton Dody Get a job Conceited people Popcorn Oh, shoot Margaret jane Kibler Maggie Be a housewife None ,.,,,,,,,,,, -,,.-..- ---- Night telephone Louella Lee Knisley Willie Travel calls Chewing gum Sons-o-guns! Donna Lee Long Don Get married Peanuts Wrestling You kngw if! Be a commercial Midnight janet Rose Lucas Twinkle No. l teacher Curfew Sophomores l'll betcha. BOSSGS' Don't ask me, I Elmer Shane McBrayer Mac Travel Daughter Money just work here, Clyde Edward McCray Yenohl Pass my finals People Study halls Yeah Complaining Anne McFadden Mac Be a success people Good times Ah, hurry up Money and Donald Eugene Maddux Don Be a contractor worries Work Get where l'm Barbara jean Manahan Stinkie going Men Good times Icky! Harley joe Mann Boy Make it Sissies Birds Bully for you just as else I Burnie Dean Marshall Burnie Be a farmer Women Teachers recken, too wet to plow! Letters from Barbara Lou Melvin Mel Catch a man Conceited people Virgil Aw, shoot l75l PLEASE CHRISTENED ANSWERS T0 I HO-PE l'LL PET PEEVE DON'T LIMIT OFTEN SAYS Set around home ' George Robert Miles Bulldog and do nothing Gee Whizz Motors Gee Whizz Bernice Nadine V Milstead Bee Be a beautician Gossip Good times Go lay an egg! Make it through james Gordon Musser jim college Yappity women Chewing gum Big ithtill Live through it Mary Robin Newhouse Robin all! Gum-poppers Aspirin Grrr! Marjorie juhl Parks Marjorie Get a iob Conceited people Skating Oh, phooey The higher Female Roger Keith Pope Roger Be a rich farmer sciences underclassmen Sorry! Homer Pinkerton Pink Be a mechanic Women Money lcensoredl Dorothy Daily Pyle Dotty Own a ranch ' Mule Train Full moons jeepers! Dorothy Louise Radabaugh Dot Graduate Conceited people Late hours Oh, kid! jay Ralph Reeves Teety Be a mechanic Gossip Food Dern it! Nuts! Nuts! The Peggy Ann Peggy Be happy People who dis- Red whole family is Reichelderfer like red nuts! Raymond Eugene Rittenhouse Gene Be a success Work Women Heck Charles Richard Live to be a Rockhold Rock hundred Tough teachers Running around Bite Me Herman Rodgers Herm Be a farmer Work Sleep lcensoredl judith Hale Rost judy Be a nurse College boys juniors By jove! Robert Seblom Seaweed Public accountant Gossip Boats l'm goin' out Robert Eugene Smith Bob Go to college Work Dates Oh, golly! james Paul Strevey jim Be a doctor Schedules Flash bulbs Aw! Clora Sue Taylor Sue Be a secretary People Words People! Amzie john Thompson johnny Be a coach Lazy people School You ain't a kiddin'! Loueda Fern Thompson Fern Be a secretary Boys Food Great! Avonelle Louise Timberman Avie Graduate Hardware Dates Natch jack Trimmer jack See it all Gossip Good times Tally-hoo! june Louise Tuvell Spook Travel Good Hope Chewing gum Beats me. Get somewhere Getting up in Barbara Ann West Barb sometime on time morning Frankfurters But, surely Be a perfect Evelyn Geraldine West jeddy housewife Short lunch hour Graves Allo-Kate! Elleen Marie Whited Elleen Be a housewife Talkative people Air force Splot! Walks down the Gee, I Don't Norma jean Williams jeanie Graduate Chillicothe girls hall Know! Chemistry's con- Barbara Sue Willis Susie Be happy Getting up early tribution to blondes Holy Moses! Maysville, Constance Ann Wolfe Connie Get married Nasty people Kentucky Oh, Dear! Marilyn Anne Van Be a Home Ec. Voorhis Marty teacher Tardy bell Dancing Nice l75l I77 WQQSPW MM E731 X - Z.OJw711f X L I 1 5401? For Nutrition Drink Sagar's Milk SAGAR'S DAIRY South Fayette Street I 30 1 Congratulations ' To The Class Of 1950 W. F. 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BURKE MONUMENT COMPANY 153 South Fayette E921 Q The Best Steaks In Town Are At ANDERSON'S DRIVE-INN For The Best In Bakery Goods PENNINGTON BROTHERS INCORPORATED 1104 Clinton E93 1 Avenue For A Buick With Dynaflow Or A Chevrolet With Power Glide RAY BRANDENBURG MOTOR SALES 524 Clinton Avenue It A Gift She Wishes Go To RlSCH'S DRUG STORE 202 East Court Street 941 E951 Character Is Power. Better To Have It And Not Need It, Than To Need It And Not Have It. Life Insurance Denotes Character. 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