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

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APRIL Spring has sprung! In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love and outdoors and Washington High School is no exception. Bobby and Barbara seem to be planning their summer ac- tivities: swimming in our new pool, tennis, picnics? Aren't we all? As we go down the upper hall of our House we find the Seniors violently thrashing through the dug out look- ing for their books before the tardy bell. Looks like it's time for spring housecleaning doesn't it? Often they go to class with a book other than their own but regardless of that fact they always find themselves drinking in the same knowledge. It isn't rainin rain you know, it's raining violets. I'm afraid Joe and Eleanor won't quite agree with that little ditty. When the rain comes the students crowd close to the doors of the House and some sit on the marble steps. Even rain doesn't dampen the noise and chatter though. Hurry kids, run for the front entrance. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 5t FARM BUREAU LOCKER ft 13

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MARCH The Play's the thing! Hurry and slap that wallpaper on kids, it's almost time tor dress rehearsal. These are very familiar words to almost everyone around Washington High these days. The teachers' play Weep No More My Lady, was a great success. The Seniors sent for Harvy ' the invisible rabbit to entertain you with in April. Now we can see the Jun- iors in their old time costumes getting ready for Cheaper By The Dozen, an hilarious comedy about a couple with twelve children. We have a gay evening looking in on their home life. Taken collectively, the theater has done quite well in the line of entertain- ment for the people of Washington C. H. this year. Fun too, wasn't it! 12

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MAY So long, it's been good to know you! The last formal dance for the Seniors, Classnight. This is the lighter side to graduation. After the Classnight exer- cises are finished everyone rushes home to change into their formal clothes, go to the gym, dance till twelve, go to a party, then a breakfast, and finally about eight o'clock the next morning arrive home tired and with many memories of a perfect night. No Senior will ever forget it. Here we caught Kay and Barry, and Janet and David just arriving for the big night! Have fun Seniors, it's the last. Fred and Sharon have led us through our Senior year and now it is time for them to lead us through our com- mencement exercises and on to the future. We'll miss all of you; friends, teachers, coaches, students, principal, superintendent, and janitors. Thanks for everything. We won't say good-by however, ju T So long, it's been good to know you! 14