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

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DECEMBER Who are you going with? During the month of December, the big question around Washington High School is, Who are you going with? This question refers to the Y-Teens annual Christ- mas dance. Doesn't she look neat? Well that's just a sample of what went on before, during, and after the dance. It appears that dancing through a maze of Christmas trees with an all night party after the dancing, was just about too much for most of us. Nevertheless, the Christmas dance comes but once a year, we made the most of it while it was here! JUNK REAL ESTATE AGENCY GENE SMITH, LICENSED BROKER DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE 112 N. FAYETTE, 3-4501 9

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NOVEMBER You're only as old as you feel. This was the philosophy of The Silver Whistle, the play very capably presented by the Thespian Club for our entertainment this month. It was the story of a tramp who came to an old peoples home and showed them how to always be happy. Ike Ben- nett as the tramp, Mr. Erwenter, gave an out- standing performance, as did the rest of the cast; Lauretta Jones, Helen Hynes, Jean Perrill, Jane Terrell, Sharon Rettig, Jean Scholl, Dick Eckle, Jim Whittington, Bill Robinson, Roddy Beaver, Dave Sheidler, Bill Case, and Ellis Miller. The cast was directed by Miss Keck, Thespian advisor. Vote! The House We Live In offers us democracy. On Tuesday, Novem- ber 4th we fulfilled our duties as member of a democracy when we exercised our privilege of voting. The auditorium was the scene of our election campaign assembly teaching us to Know Your Can- didate and of the mock election under the direction of Mr. Kraut- water and the American Govern- ment classes. UNIVERSAL AUTO CO. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 206 E. MARKET ST. 8

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JANUARY Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! Yes it snowed but it still didn't keep us from taking those dreaded SEMESTER EXAMS. Do you remember the cramming, the moans, crys, and shrieks?? You do. Oh, I see, you gave a few. Didn't we all! But nevertheless exam day rolled around and we see these students industriously finding out how much they don't know. Good luck. The Blizzard was hazardous for all; yet with a forced week's vacation it brought joyous fun and frolic. Who will ever forget the big, white snowdrifts and slippery ice which caused everyone so many incon- veniences? Here's one who won't. How about it Ann? GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 51 QUALITY HARDWARE AT CARPENTER'S HARDWARE STORE 10