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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

7 e 954 Su t CCl4t WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOL WASHINGTON C.H., OHIO PEOPLE Seniors Juniors Sophomores ATHLETICS Football Basketball Intramurals ORGANIZATIONS Student Council Annual Staff Mixed Choir Thespians Freshman Y-Teens Sophomore Y-Teens Senior Y-Teens Hi-Y National Honor Society Library Club Future Homemakers of America Future Farmers of America Girls' Athletic Association Vocational Industrial Club Future Teachers of America Band 4xouhcC i t cutcC 0 _ Scene in the Deans' Office Ann Ducey, Beverly Clickner, Mila Weatherly. The deans office was a very busy place during the school year. Miss Evans signed thousands of excuses and Mr. White (as) signed many detention slips. A helper to all was Beverly Clickner, who kept things running smoothly and efficiently in the principal's office. Wearing socks in the hair became a fad for some of the freshman girls upon the suggestion of the upperclassmen, it seemed. With school underway several questionnaires needed to be filled out to keep the files complete. Tony Weatherly and Peggy Bandy Student Registration Sue Christopher and Jo Davis Joan Campbell and Jo Davis The Can-Can, the Hula, and other original ideas by our band delighted the crowds at the football games this year. Mr. Mansell's Christmas Play, 'The Runaway Star' was presented to the student body in the spirit of the Christmas season, leaving a spiritual effect with each person. 'Stardust,' the Thespian Play, was best remembered for the hilarious scene when the students arranged themselves on the stage as oranges, mousetraps, tadpoles, and other odd objects. Christmas Play Thespian Play Scenes 'P'umi The tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade attendants arrived with the crown and football for the pre- game ceremony. A coronation ball for Queen Bonnie required a lot of work. Raymond Parks, Dick Pensyl, Roger Whitley, Shirley Kelley, Louise Stewart, and Jo Davis, student council members, got off to a good start decorating the gym with streamers. As to tradition, Queen Bonnie was presented a lovely floral arrangement of white mums. Souvenir programs were sold by Sr. Hi-Y. Giving the programs a onceover are Jim Cunningham, Roger Whitley, Larry Stephenson, Ronnie Camp- bell, and Jim Newbrey. 'rtyo Kec4 U up f 953 With the background of My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean, the lovely queen was escorted to her throne by Co-Captains Dave Smith and Dick Tracey. At last the big moment arrived. Queen Bonnie Washburn graciously acknowledged the cheering crowd. The seventh, eighth, and ninth grade attendants are shown as they entered the field. Queen Bonnie was surrounded by her pulchri- tudinous court of Sherry Ray, Peggy Bandy, Jane Van Voorhis, Sherry Bright, Phyllis Fisher, and Kathy Wright. “Peo iCe CLASS MOTTO Rather fail with honor than succeed by fraud. Sophocles 409 B.C. CLASS COLOR Yellow and White CLASS FLOWER Talisman Rose Seetio Settivu Shirley Annon Geraldine Bachelor Marjorie Baughn Carolyn Beatty Robert Bennett Richard Benson Jepry Donohoe Shirley Dumford Gloria Hooks Betty Howard Donald Knapp Patricia Leeth Sue McNutt Saaa Marting Raymond Marvin Tony Julia Parks Paul Perone Persinger Mary Jane Pollard Joyce Powless X aw r.s BSF Juanita Larry Joyce Shirley Rittenhouse Robinson Ross Rumer Se Uo% s4ctivitie4. SHIRLEY MERCEDA ANNON-FHA, Secretary 52, 53; Sr. Y- Teens; Sr. Scholarship Test, GERALDINE LEE BACHELOR—Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; Library Club, President; Thespian Club; Office Assistant. RALPH DARYL BAILEY—FFA. JOYCE ANNE BANDY—Majorette; FTA; FHA; Thespian Club; Junior Class Play; Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; Sr. Scholarship Test; President, Freshman Class; Homecoming Attendant, 51; GAA; Student Council. MARJORIE LOUISE BAUGHN-Sr. Y-Teens. CAROLYN ANN BEATTY—NHS; Sunburst Staff; Thespian Club; FTA; Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; Mixed Choir; Triple Trio; Band; Brass Choir; Sr. Scholarship Tests; Operetta; Christmas Play; Office Assistant; DAR Test. ROBERT BENJAMIN BENNETT-VIC. RICHARD J.EWIS BENSON—President, Sophomore Class; Reserve and Varsity Basketball- Football; Jr. Hi-Y; Thespian Club, President 54, NHS, President 54; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play. RONALD BINEGAR—VIC; Track. PATRICIA ANN BLAIR—Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens,- Thespian Club; FTA; Jr. Class Play; Library Club. JERI ANN BOYLAN—Jr. Y-Teens, Vice President and Secretary; Sr. Y-Teens, Treasurer and Program Chairman. GAA; Mixed Chorus, Treasurer; Triple Trio; Cheerleader,- Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Thespian Play; Thespian Club; Secretary Senior Class; Sr. Scholar- ship Test; NHS; Sunburst Staff, Co-Editor; Student Council, Treasurer 52; Operetta; FHA; Christmas Play; DAR Test. OMAR ELLSWORTH BREAKALL—Local Chapter VIC, President 54; State Chapter VIC, Treas- urer 54; Thespian Club; Track; Intramural Basketball. SHERRY RAE BRIGHT—Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens,- Mixed Choir; GAA; FTA, Vice President 54; Homecoming Attendant, Senior Year,- Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Thespian Play; Thespian Club; Library Club; Sr. Scholarship Test; Operetta. LINDA LOU BROWN-Sr. Y-Teens,- Jr. Y-Teens,- FTA; FHA; Operetta; Mixed Choir; NHS; Thespiari Club; Thespian Play; Sr. Scholarship Test; Sunburst Staff; Band; Clarinet Quartet; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Christmas Play 54. JOAN ELIZABETH CAMPBELL—Jr. Y-Teens, Treasurer 52; Mixed Choir, Secretary 52, 54; Sr. Y-Teens; Thespian Club; FTA; FHA; Band; Sr. Scholarship Test; Sunburst Staff; GAA; Student Council; Triple Trio,- Choral Ensemble,- Operetta; Christmas Play 54. BETTY ANN CARPENTER—FHA; Sr. Y-Teens,- Library Club; Cheerleader,- FTA. WILLIAM EDWIN CARTER—Jr. Hi-Y; Intramural Basketball; Varsity Football; Thespian Club; Sr. Class Play. LOREN ANDREW CARTWRIGHT—President Senior Class; Treasurer, Sophomore Class,- Student Council; Intramurals; Sr. Scholarship Test. PHYLLIS LYNN CHANEY-Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens,- Commercial Club. ROGER EARNEST CHANEY—Band President 54; Hi-Y, Chaplain,- Thespian Club; Christmas Play. SUE ANN CHRISTOPHER—Sunburst Staff; Band; Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; Thespian Club; FTA; FHA; Sr. Scholarship Test. MARVIN COOK—Track; Junior Play; Thespian Club; Sr. Play. CARL RICHARD COTTRILL—FFA; Student Advisor; Thespian Club; Football. PARMER WESLEY COX—Mixed Choir; Jr. Hi-Y; Sr. Hi-Y; Sr. Scholarship Test; Operetta. JAMES MERWOOD CUNNINGHAM—Reserve and Varsity Football; Baseball; Student Council; Thespian Club; Intramurals. JO ANN PERSINGER DAVIS-Triple Trio; Band; Mixed Choir,- Student Council, President 54; Jr. Y-Teens, Program Chairman,- Sr. Y-Teens; FTA, President and Secretary; NHS; Thespian Club; Sunburst Staff, Co-Editor; Sr. Play; Christmas Play; Thespian Play; Sr. Scholarship Test; Operetta. ANN DUCEY—Jr. Y.Teens; Sr. Y-Teens, Vice President; Commercial Club, Program Chairman and Vice President; Band, Treasurer 54; GAA; NHS; Thespian Club; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Thespian Play; Sunburst Staff; Student Council; Sophomore Homecoming Attendant; Secretary to Principal; Sr. Scholarship Tests; DAR Tests. DALE GRIFFITH DAWSON—Reserve and Varsity Basketball; Baseball; Jr. Hi-Y. RONALD EUGENE DAWSON—Christmas Play 54; Track Team, Captain 53; Gymnastic Club, President; Sr. Hi-Y, Secretary; Intramurals. ANNE ELIZABETH DEER—Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; GAA; Mixed Choir,- Thespian Club; Jr. Class Treasurer; Library Club; Operetta; FT A; Sunburst Staff; Commercial Club, Presi- dent 54; FHA, Treasurer. MARY ELLA DODDS—FTA; GAA; Jr. Y-Teens,- Sr. Y-Teens; Intramurals. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH DUMFORD-Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; FHA; FTA; Library Club. PIAZEL CORRELLA ENGLE—Band; Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens,- NHS; Operetta; Sr. Scholarship Test; Christmas Play; Secretary of Sophomore Class,- Clarinet Quartet. JIM LEE FANNIN—Sr. Hi-Y; District State Scholarship Tests. ROGER DEAN GORMAN—FFA, Treasurer and President; Jr. Hi-Y; Sr. Hi-Y; Reserve Basket- ball; Varsity Football; Intramural Basketball. ROGER D. GRIM—Stage Manager,- Band; Sr. Hi-Y; Thespian Club. DAVID RUSSELL HALL—Baseball; Intramurals. ELEANOR JANE HAYNES—Sr. Y-Teens,- Library Club, Treasurer. JACK SHERWOOD HICKMAN—Jr. Hi-Y; Intramural Basketball; Reserve and Varsity Football; Thespian Club; Jr. Class Play,- Senior Scholarship Test. PATRICIA ANN HIRE—Sunburst Staff; Thespian Club; FTA, Program Chairman 54,- Mixed Choir,- Choral Ensemble,- Triple Trio, Pianist; Band, Secretary 53; Jr. Y-Teens, Vice Presi- dent; Sr. Y-Teens; Clarinet Quartet; NHS; GAA; FHA; Sr. Scholarship Tests; Jr. Play,- Sr. Play; Thespian Play; Christmas Play; Operetta. NORMA JEAN HOLLOWAY—Student Council; NHS, Secretary,- Office Assistant; Commercial Club; Sr. Scholarship Test. GLORIA MARY HOOKS—Library Club, Vice President; Thespian Club, Secretary 54; Jr. Play; Thespian Play,- Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens,- Sr. Scholarship Tests. BETTY CHLOE HOWARD—NHS; FTA; Sr. Y-Teens,- Jr. Class Attendant to Homecoming Queen,- Sr. Scholarship Test. MARJORIE ANN HUNTER—Jr. Y-Teens,- Sr. Y-Teens,- GAA; Majorette,- Commercial Club. PATRICIA MARIE HURTT—Commercial Club, Program Chairman 53; FTA; Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; GAA; Mixed Choir; Choral Ensemble,- Band Clarinet Quartet; Thespian Club; Sunburst Staff; Sr. Class Play; Christmas Play; Sr. Scholarship Tests,- Operetta. SHIRLEY ANN KELLY—Student Council, Secretary 54; Sr. Scholarship Test. DONALD KNAPP—Football; Christmas Play; Gymnastic Club. PATRICIA ANN LEETH—Jr. Y-Teens,- Sr. Y-Teens; FTA; Library Club. ELIZABETH ANN LOUDNER—Band; Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens,- FTA; Sr. Class Play,- Thespian Club; Thespian Play; Sr. Scholarship Test; GAA; FHA. LINDA RUTH LOVELL—Jr. Y-Teens,- Sr. Y-Teens; FTA; Thespian Club; Christmas Play; Thespian Play; Mixed Choir,- Triple Trio; Choral Ensemble,- Band; GAA; NHS; Sunburst Staff; Sr. Scholarship Test; Operetta,- DAR Test; Jr. Class Play. SAM BEASLEY MARTING—FFA, Vice President 54; Varsity and Reserve Football; Varsity and Reserve Basketball; Track; Baseball. BRUCE EDWARD McLEAN-Band; Art Club. CAROLYN SUE McNUTT—Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens, Secretary 54,- Student Council; FHA; Ma- jorette; FTA. CAROLYN JEAN MICHAEL-Art Club; Library Club; Sr. Y-Teens; FHA. GLENN EDWIN MILSTEAD—Band; Basketball; Baseball; Football; Track; Vice President of Freshman Class; President of Jr. Class; Thespian Club; Mixed Choir, Vice President 54; Jr. Hi Y, President; Sr. Scholarship Tests,- Operetta,- Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Christmas Play. ROBERT KEITH MOORE-Band; Jr. Hi-Y; Sr. Hi-Y. MARY ANNABELLE MORRIS—GAA, Treasurer. BARBARA HELEN MUSTINE-Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; FHA; GAA. JAMES ALBERT NEWBREY—Reserve and Varsity Football; Reserve and Varsity Basketball, Manager; Jr. Class Play; Thespian Club, Vice President 54,- Student Council; Band; Jr. Hi-Y; Christmas Play; Intramurals. PRISCILLA ANN OSBORNE—GAA; Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; FHA; Student Council. CHARLES DAVID PARKINSON-Track; Math Club; Hi-Y. RAYMOND FRANCIS PARKS—Jr. Hi-Y; Student Council; Intramural Basketball; Math Club; Sr. Scholarship Test. FLOYD HENRY PERONE—Football; Sr. Scholarship Test; Intramurals. JULIA ANN PERSINGER—Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; FTA; Thespian Club; Band. MARY JANE POLLARD-Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; FTA. JOYCE ELIZABETH POWLESS—Art Club; Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; GAA, Vice President 54; FHA. MYRNA CAROLE REDDEN-Jr. Y-Teens,- GAA; FHA. NELL REHM-Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens. RANDALL RHONEMUS—Football; VIC, Vice President 54. JOYCE CAROLYN ROSS—Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; Mixed Choir; Library Club. SHIRLEY MAE RUMER—Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; Student Council; Secretary of Jr. Class; Jr. Class Play; Thespian Club; NHS. SHIRLEY JOYCE RUMMANS-Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; GAA; FTA. JOHNNY MAX SCHLICHTER—Football; Basketball; Track; FFA, Vice President 53, State Farmer 53, Secretary 54; Student Council; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Christmas Play 54; Thespian Play; Thespian Club. BARBARA RUTH SELLS—Band; Jr. Y-Teens; GAA; Intramurals. BILL J. SHAMBAUGH—Sr. Class Play; Thespian Play; Sr. Scholarship Test. BARBARA ANN SMITH—FHA, Secretary 52; GAA; Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens. DAVID JOSEPH SMITH—Jr. Hi-Y; Track; Football; VIC; Intramural Basketball. RALPH DEWEY SOMMERS—Intramural Basketball; Jr. Play; Thespian Club; Sr. Class Vice President; Gymnastics Club; Thespian Play; Sr. Scholarship Test; Hi-Y Treasurer. JERRY DON SPEAKMAN—Intramurals; Vice President of Jr. Class; NHS, Vice President; Reserve and Varsity Football; Sr. Scholarship Tests; Math Club; Gymnastic Club; Jr. Hi-Y. LARRY RONALD STEPHENSON—FFA, President 53, Treasurer 54; Hi-Y, Vice President; Thespian Club; Sr. Class Play; Jr. Class Play; Christmas Play; Thespian Play. DONNA JANE SUTTERFIELD—Art Club; Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens; GAA. NANCY ANN SWAIM—Cheerleader; Sr. Y-Teens, President 54; NHS; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play; Thespian Club; Treasurer of Sr. Class. JOHN MARC SWENGEL—Band; Operetta; Mixed Choir; Intramurals; President of Choir 54; Vice President of Band 54,- Math Club; Thespian Play. ROBERT DANIEL TERHUNE—Mixed Choir; Band; Latin Club; Hi-Y; Library Club; Gymnastics Club. RICHARD EUGENE TRACEY-NHS; Math Club, President 54; Jr. Class Play; Thespian Club- Football, Co-Captain; Basketball; Baseball; Hi-Y, President, District President; Treasurer of Freshman Class; Sunburst Staff; Latin Club; Sr. Scholarship Test. BEATRICE LEE VAN ZANT—Thespian Club; Jr. Y-Teens; Sr. Y-Teens,- FHA; GAA; FTA, Treas- 53; Band; Sr. Scholarship Test; Sunburst Staff; Sr. Play; Thespian Play. TOMMY NICK VRETTOS— Band; Student Council; Intramurals; Mixed Choir; Sunburst Staff; Christmas Play 54. JOHN PAUL WARNECKE-VIC. BONNIE LEE WASHBURN—Sr. Y-Teens; FTA; Track Queen Attendant 53; Homecoming Queen. MILA KAY WEATHERLY—Jr. Y-Teens, Treasurer and President; Marjorette; Choir; Jr. Class Play; Thespian Club; Cheerleader; Sr. Class Play; Sr. Y-Teens; FHA; Sunburst Staff; Triple Trio; Thespian Play. GEORGIA JOANNE WEIDINGER—Jr. Y-Teens; FHA, Vice President 53; GAA, Vice President 52, 53, President 54; Sr. Y-Teens. BARBARA JEANE WRIGHT-Sr. Scholarship Test. GORDON GLAZE WRITSEL-FFA, Secretary. 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Hotel Washington gladly pays taxes to build good schools. This is not senti- ment—it is just good business. Every property owner, and especially owners who have property to rent as we do, is benefited by good schools. 'ftyoteC Any program which serves our young people benefits the community. Good schools deserve a top position. Seated: Mr. Frank Brown, Vice President; Mr. Walter Rettig, President; Mr. Robert Terhune. Standing: Mr. Alfred E. Weatherly, Mr. William A. Lovell, Mr. Fred Rost, Clerk. cutct faculty W. A. SMITH Superintendent E. WAYNE TITUS Principal MISS ARNOLD MR. BEARD MR. BUCK English 8-11 Social Science 7-8 Bookkeeping I; Science 8 MR. CLIFT Instrumental Music MR. CLUFF MR. ENGLE Visual Education; Mathe- Driving; Related Technology; matics 8 Shop Management MISS EVANS MISS FOWLER MR. GLOVER Dean of Girls; Spanish 1-11; Vocal Music Science 8; Biology English 9 MR. HOFFMAN American History; American Problems MR. HUFFMAN Vocational Agriculture I, II, III, IV MRS. IDEN Social Science; Home Arts 7-8 MRS. GORDON Business Arithmetic; Algebra III and IV; Plane Geometry MR. JOHNSON Mathematics 7 MRS. GRILLOT Latin I and II; English 10 MR. HILL English 10-1 1-12 MISS KINNEY Vocational Home Economics l-ll-lll-IV AAR. LEGGETT Science 7 MR. PARRETT Industrial Arts 1; Social Science 8 MR. PRITCHARD Vocational Auto Mechanics MR. MANSELL Speech; Dramatics; English 11 MISS REID G e n e ra I Business; Business Arithmetic MRS. MAYO General Mathematics; Alqe- bra I MISS MELSON Ditto and Mimeo Work; Steno Ml; Typing II; Office Practice MRS. O'BRIANT Special Education MRS. RUTLEDGE English 7 MRS. SCOTT Library MR. SHAW Boys' Health and Physical Edu- cation MISS STECHER MISS STINSON MR. TOWNSEND English 9 Girls' Health and Physical Edu- World History; Health 7-8 cation MISS TRENT Typing I; Business Survey MR. YORK General Science MR. WINTER Chemistry; General Science; Physics MR. VANCE Industrial Arts I; Mechanical Drawing JOE CIRCLEVILLE MISS GREENFIELD For the Circleville football game, a big pep rally was held at the stadium, featuring the burning of Joe Circleville. The senior members of the team were introduced, and a round of loud yelling could be heard for blocks. At the pep assembly held in the high school auditorium, Miss Greenfield attended, in honor of our opponents homecoming. Jack Hickman really portrayed the part with spirit, and added much to the assembly's success. A saxophone quartet was organized this year. This group plays with a sense of natural harmony, and we hope they will continue with such a fine section next year. The hall monitor system was put into use for the second year by the student council. Those monitors do an excellent job of controlling hall traffic during class hours. A very familiar scene on the warm fall days was caught by our Sunburst camera when a very studious (?) pupil was found under his favorite tree. Nice?!! Many announcements of much interest were presented in skit form over the new public address system. Some voices became very well known in the early hours of the home room periods. Tommy Vrettos asleep in the sun. Nancy Schlue, Ann Taylor, Sally Reiff FAYETTE COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION Life is a mirror, all comes back The good, the false, the true, So give from your heart the best you have And the best will come back to you. • JOHN S. BATH • R. L. BRUBAKER • OTIS B. CORE • WINSTON W. HILL • CHARLES S. HIRE • TROY T. JUNK • WILLIAM M. JUNK • WILLIAM A. LOVELL • RAY R. MADDOX • W. S. PAXSON • RICHARD P. RANKIN • REED M. WINEGARDNER • EDMOND S. WOODMANSEE • F. SCOTT ZIMMERMAN • ROLLO MARCHANT YEOMAN RADIO and TELEVISION Thurl Campbell Jack Yeoman 141 SOUTH MAIN STREET THE WASHINGTON NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY Publishers of the Record Herald Congratulations to the Class of 1954 GERSTNER'S Selby Gerstner John Gerstner HAVERS DRUG STORE 143 East Court Street WISE'S 220 East Court Street HOME OF FINE APPAREL FOR YOUNG MEN We have it—we can get it or it isn't made ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT, HOSPITAL SUPPLIES TOILETRIES, STATIONERY, RUBBER GOODS PET AND STOCK SUPPLIES TOBACCOES, CANDIES HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES Prescriptions filled while you wait (Pharmacist always on duty) FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE STORE WITH THE OPEN DOOR 211 E. Court St, Washington C. 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Penney Company in 119 NORTH MAIN STREET Men and Women's Apparel Phone 3-401 I GILLEN DRUG COMPANY 245 East Court Street Phone 3-3131 YOUR PRESCRIPTION CENTER The C. A. Gossard Company 153 EAST COURT STREET Jewelers 106 Years of Dependable Service i The Student Council is the governing body of our school. The members are chosen by petition by the students while the rest of the officers are elected by the council. This group works for the better- ment of the high school. Officers of the Student Council are Shirley Kelly, Secretary; Jo Davis, President; Martha Hughes, Vice President; and Louise Stewart, Treasurer. Intramurals were sponsored by the Stu- dent Council. Members of the committee were Jo Peters, Charles Fox, Mary Jo Reiff and Tom Swaim. Other members of the Student Council are, first row: Virginia Shoop, Jane Whiteside, Margaret Young, and Helen Shoop. Second row: Michael Edwards, Bob Hunter, Jim Cunningham, Robert Sheridan and Larry Riley. An effective activity of the Student Coun- cil was the establishment of Courtesy Week. During this week, films are shown to and acts of courtesy are exhibited by the students. Martha Hughes, Becky John- son and Sara Core are the committee. A student Boosters Club was introducted into our school this year by the Council. Members of this committee were Shirley Kelly, Dick Pensyl, Toni Weatherly, Ray- mond Parks, Nancy Swaim, and Linda Anderson. Activities of the Council in- clude sponsoring a Homecom- ing Dance, Courtesy Week and picking the most courteous boy and girl, and starting the Boosters Club for better school spirit. They have taken care of the bicycle traffic problem by setting up rules for the bi- cycle riders. Mr. Titus serves as the advisor. ORGANIZATIONS STAFF - First row: Linda Brown, Bee Van Zant, Linda Lovell. Second row: Patti Hurtt, Anne Deer, Joan Campbell. PEOPLE STAFF — First row: Sue Christopher, Laurann Beard. Second row: Darlene Thornton, Ann Ducey, Ann Hire, Nancy Schlue, Mary Waters. THE SUNBURST STAFF — First row: Jo Davis, Co-Editor; Linda Brown, Bee Van Zant, Sue Christopher, Dick Tracey, Tommy Vrettos, Ralph Hoffman. Second row: Ann Ducey, Jeri Ann Boylan, Co-Editor; Mary Waters, Carolyn Beatty, Mila Weatherly. Third row: Edna Peters, Roxy Rost, Portia Brownell. Patti, Hurtt, Ann Taylor, Linda Lovell, Sue Riley, Anne Deer, Joanie Campbell. Fourth row: Nancy Schlue, Darlene Thornton, Laurann Beard, Ann Hire, Sally Reiff. ADVERTISING STAFF — First row: Portia Brownell, Sue Riley. Second row: Roxy Rost, Ann Taylor, Sally Reiff. SPORTS STAFF — First row: Dick Tracey, Tommy Vrettos. Second row: Mila Weatherly, Edna Peters, Carolyn Beatty. Miss Martha Fowler, Ann Hire, Jo Davis First row: Ann Hire. Second row: Joanie Campbell, Carolyn Beatty, Mar- tha Hudson, Jo Davis, Mila Weatherly, Diana Everhart, Sue Swengel. Third row: Jeri Boylan, Linda Lovell. This year Miss Martha Fowler has taken over as director of Mixed Choir. The choir is chosen from students in the ninth through the twelfth grade. They perform at various programs during the year. For the first time in two years we have a Triple Trio which is made up of nine girls. During the school year they have performed for many things including the Christmas Dance and Christmas Program. They par- ticipated in state competition and also per- formed for many outside groups. The officers are John Swengel, President; Glenn Milstead, Vice President; Joanie Campbell, Secretary; Jeri Boylan, Treasurer; and Jack Highfield, Librarian. For their mon- ey making project, they have a Spring con- cert every year. With the dues they collect they have parties. We would like to con- gratulate Miss Fowler on the work she has done this year. First row: Doris Sword, Martha Hudson, Phyllis Fisher, Joanie Campbell, Carolyn Beatty, Barbara Hill, Sherry Bright, Joan Willis, Diana Everhart. Second row: Sue Swengel, Justina Custer, Mary Chakeres, Linda Lovell, Jo Davis, Jeri Boylan, Joann Williamson, Jerry Croker, Mila Weatherly. Third row: Glenn Milstead, John Swengel, Dick Pensyl, Fritz Prosch, Willis Bailey, Jack Highfield, Butch Leasure, Wesley Cox, Dan Terhune and Jim Armour. r a Curtain going up! Did you ever stop to think how much work goes into the production of a play? Learning lines, building sets, gathering props, and serving on makeup, sound effects, lighting, publicity, and ticket commit- tees—all this and more qualifies you for admission into the National Thes- pian Society. This year, under the ad- visorship and direction of Mr. Thomas Mansell, the cast presented a light comedy entitled Stardust. Once a member of Thespians, always a mem- ber. At right: Sherry Bright, Ann Ducey and Bill Shambaugh in rehearsal scene from Stardust ' Mr. Mansell and Richard Benson, President of our Thespian Troupe 449. First row: Marvin Cook, John Swengel, Larry Stephenson, Bill Shambaugh, Dick Tracy. Second row: Jo Davis, Linda Brown, Joyce Bandy, Linda Lovell, Patti Hurtt, Julia Persinger, Carolyn Beatty, Mila Weatherly. Third row: Pat Blair, Max Schlichter, Roger Grimm, Richard Benson, Bill Carter, Ralph Som- mers. Fourth row: Gloria Hooks, Sue Christopher, Anne Deer, Jim Cunningham, Joan Campbell, Jack Hickman, Jim Newbrey, Don Knapp, Bee Van Zant, Nancy Swaim, Sherry Bright. ?'ic46 kcui Tf- First row: Susan Whissler, Sarah Core, Judy Smith, Mona Amos, Wilma Brown, Nancy Reno. Second row: Sandy Steel, Sandy Rose, Ann Sheppard, Judy Edmunson, Peggy Bandy, Jean Persinger. Third row: Catherine Stoops, Delores Malloy, Carolyn Anthony, Patricia Scott, Beverly Campbell, Betty Brewer. Fourth row: Juanita Hackett, Joan Jacobs, Janis Gillen, Susan Dray. Jo Reiff, Shirley Beatty, Natalie Mc- Lean. Fifth row: Linda Lightle, Wanda Tracey, Jean Brewer, Jean Lininger, Ann Meriweather. This year, due to the large amount of Freshman and Sophomore girls who wanted to join Jr. Y-Teens, the club was forced to be divided into two clubs, Freshman Y-Teens and Sophomore Y-Teens with approximately fifty girls in each group. This club is the Freshman Y-Teen Club. Activities of the club included the combined Christmas Dance, the Spring Breakfast, and a Valentine Dance. Miss Fowler served as the capable advisor. First row: Sandra Cook, Jean Pennington, Toni Weatherly, Carolyn Willis, Mary Haines, Miss Fowler. Second row: Becky Johnson, Sara Terhune, Jo Ann Sheridan, Susan Swengel, Carol Grimm. Third row: Nancy Hurtt, Judy Preston, Mary Chakers, Sandy Stagg, Peggy Dowler. Marlene Thornton. Safo totn ie First row: Diana Everhart, Peggy Snyder, Mary Ann Carr, Joan Willis, Patsy Cockerill, Nancy Merritt. Second row: Charlene Engle, Barbara Parks, Sharon Neff, Linda Shelley, Margaret Campbell, Miss Reid. Advisor. Third row: Barbara Hill, Betty Adams, Jerilyn Croker, Linda Fredricks, Patty Anderson, Linda Matthews, Janet Secrest. The activities of the Sophomore Y-Teen Club are much like that of the Freshman Y-Teen's, including the Christmas dance and the Spring Breakfast. In general, they try to spread good-will and a Christian spirit among the students of our school. Miss Reid serves as the advisor. First row: Eileen Cunningham, Helen Jones, Shirley Ingles, Lora Lee Yahn, Carol June Wilson. Second row: Betty Whitten, Mary Ann Welty, Jo Ann Williamson, Nancy Stevenson, Marilyn Writsel. Third row: Marjorie Sowders, Patty Rumer, Jackie Lightle, Patti Sowders, Barbara Gilmore, Dorthy Young. First row: Sue Christoper, Bev Baer, Mary Pollard. Second row: Joyce Bandy, Roxy Rost, Sue Riley, Linda Perrill, Joan Campbell. Third row: Carolyn Beatty, Mary Waters, Anne Deer, Bee Van Zant, Linda Brown. Fourth row: Ann Ducey, Marilyn Melvin, Hazel Engle, Nancy Swaim, Mila Weatherly. Fifth row: Sherry Bright, Janet Smith, Justina Custer, Rene Michael, Carolyn Michael, Betty Carpenter. Sixth row: Julie Persinger, Catherine Wiley, Sue Minshall, Pat Leeth, Jo Davis. Seventh row: Gloria Hooks. Eighth row: Jane Van Voorhis, Sue McNutt, Shirley Carter, Louise Stewart. Ninth row: Pat Blair, Betty Howard, Carol Wilt, Portia Brownell, Connie Locke, Patty Shoop, Marcia Fletcher, Jo Ann Weidinger, Barbara Mustine. Tenth row: Sally Howard, Nancy Schlue, Sally Reiff, Joyce Rummans, Marilyn Schiller, Jane Sutterfield. Eleventh row: Katherine Hackett, Martha Hughes, Darlene Thornton, Laura Ann Beard, Ann Taylor, Patti Hurtt, Linda Lovell, Ann Hire, Jeri Ann Boylan, Shirley Annon, Barbara Smith. The membership of the Senior Y-Teens is composed of Junior and Senior girls. During the year of 1954, we have sponsored a Holiday Dance for the members and our dates, sold snacks at the football games, sent a hand designed scarf to friends in China, and honored the graduating senior members at a breakfast. Miss Marjorie Evans is our advisor. This year for the first time in several years, a Hi-Y club was organized in our school. The club is affiliated with the Y.AA.C.A. and has as its goal; (1) clean speech; (2) clean athletics; (3) clean living; and (4) clean scholarship. There are twenty-eight members in the club, and Mr. Jack White is the advisor. In order to qualify for membership, a boy must live up to the Hi-Y platform and purpose. First row: Roger Gorman. Second� row: Ronnie Graves, Jim Fannin, Larry Bishop. Third row: Donnie Parrett, Larry Stephenson. Fourth row: Dick Tracey, Ronnie Dawson, Don Clay. Fifth row: Dan Terhune, Wesley Cox, Roger Chaney, Dave Parkinson, Bob Moore, Willis Bailey. Sixth row: Tom Moore, Roger Grim, Bob Dunton. Seventh row: Jack Highfield, Terry Wickensimer, Ralph Somers, Paul Hughes, David Dray. TtatioacU 'ftyattai Society First row: Ann Ducey, Betty Howard, Carolyn Beatty, Hazel Engle. Second row: Linda Brown, Nancy Swaim, Jo Davis, Jean Holloway, Miss Stecher, Linda Lovell, Jeri Boylan, Ann Hire. Third row: Dick Tracey, Richard Benson, Jerry Speakman. A great hush descended upon the students in the auditorium. The impressive Initiation Ceremony of the National Honor Society had commenced with the members' processional down the aisles. I nervously recalled to mind my school record. Would I, in competition with so many other classmates, have even a slight chance of belonging to this organization? My thoughts were interrupted by the reading of the scripture. Following the prayer, speeches were given on the pur- pose of National Honor Society. In my muddled state of mind, only one sentence had any significance, but to me it was the most important. Only a few select Juniors and Seniors, who excelled in leadership, scholarship, character, and service in the school, would be admitted into this worthy organization. Suddenly, the speeches were over, and the names of the new members were being read. I slipped to the edge of my seat, my hands tightly clenched to prevent them from shaking. A large lump in my throat seemed to choke me. One by one, the other names were called. Then, through a haze, I heard my name. I stumbled to my feet, then slowly walked down the aisle to meet the waiting senior. As the little blue and yellow ribbon was pinned on my shoulder, pride took the place of my former numbness. I was a member of the organization which did so much for our school. Later, when I thought about the younger students who would be going through this ordeal, I decided to write on this experience. For the pronoun I is any student who strives toward the high ideals established by the National Honor Society. First row: Eleanor Haynes, Treasurer; Carol June Wilson, Marquita Smith, Jerry Bachelor, Presi- dent; Mrs. Scott, Advisor; Gloria Hooks, Vice President; Mary Ann Hackett, Josephine Peters, Charilyn Reinke. Second row: Peggy Beedy, Pat Blair, Shirley Dumford, Betty Carpenter, Ann Taylor, Portia Brownell, Shirley Carter, Martha Yahn, Helen Wissinger, Barbara Gilmore, Gretchen Himmelspach, Secretary; Patti Sowders. Back row; Leoria Barnes, Dan Terhune, Michael Arnold, Ronnie Whitaker, George Montgomery, Ronald Graves, Don Brown, Beverly Swackhamer. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club consists of students who assist in the High School Library during their free periods. Desk work, shelving books, keeping magazines in order, and clerical work are among the many duties of the members. The first and only requirement of the members is to like books. In the spring the club sponsors a breakfast for seniors. These workers are all to be saluted for their fine work. Mrs. Scott is the advisor. 'putcvie 'rty x Ke tui e%6 America First row: Mary Ann Carr, Marilyn Schiller, Carol June Wilson, Eileen Cunningham. Second row: Linda Perrill, Anne Deer, Joan Campbell, Linda Brown. Third row: Sue Christopher, Ann Sheppard, Mary Ann Whaley, Leoria Barnes, Carol Dellinger. Fourth row: Barbara Mustine, Sue Cotrill, Sue Mitchell, Sandra Cook, Jackie Detweiler, Linda Fredericks, Marilyn Writsel. Fifth row: Betty Carpenter, Mila Weatherly, Janet Havens, Fannie Langley, Nancy Aills, Eulinda Bailey. Sixth row: Jean Brewer, Jerilyn Croker, Katherine Hackett, Peggy Detweiler. The Future Homemakers of America, under the leadership of Miss Ruth Kinney, is the National Organization of girls studying homemaking in high school. 11 offers opportunities for the further development for those who are interested in a vocation of college home economics. The motto of the club is Toward New Horizons. It expresses the purpose of the organization—learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. 'picture purme%d fmericu First row: Don Mathews, Ronald Moon, David Whitside, Gary Ivers, Dave Pettit, Mr. Huffman, Advisor. Second row: Galen Pence, Harry Chakers, Robby Hagler, Jim Kuebler, John Langle. Third row: Bobby Montgomery, Oscar Glass, Gene Gustin, Russell Oberschlake, Gary Cockerill, Daryl Baily. Fourth row: Gordon Writsel, Larry Stephenson, Paul Hughes, Dick Cottrill, David Dray, Mike Cunningham. Fifth row: Jim Woods, Sam Marling, Max Schlichter, Danny Schlichter, Johnny Bryant, Roger Sollars The purpose of the F.F.A. is to develop agriculture, leadership, co-operation, and citizenship. Each boy has a project of his own and the club has a plot of land which they farm as a group. The boys compete in many Parliamentary Pro- cedure Contests. In the spring the boys have their annual Parent-Son Banquet where they honor their F.F.A. Queen. They make money by selling refreshments at all home football and basketball games. This club also invites the Future Home- makers to many activities throughout the year. These activities included the wiener roast, a swimming party, and a skating party. Their capable advisor is Mr. Dewey Huffman. ' is4t Cetcc 444 ciati M€ First row. left to right: Linda Rice, Mary Chakers, Priscilla Osborn, Mary Ann Morris, Joyce Powless, Miss Stinson, JoAnn Weidinger, Edna Peters, Iona Cooper, Wanda Pollard, Ann Shepherd. Second row: Patsy Scott, Joan Anderson, Carol Wilson, Barbara Smith, Linda Highfield, Dorothy Sword, Barbara Mustine, Leora Barnes, Betty Brewer, Donna Johns, Patty Cutlip. Third row: Shirley Griffith, Roberta Malloy, Betty Whitten, Nancy Merritt, Gretchen Himmelspach, Gwen Meyer, Darlene Thomas, Glenna Brown, Euolinda Bailey, Peggy Beedy, Jane Sutterfield, Mary Dodds. Fourth row: Jean Brewer, Shirley Williams, Catherine Hackett, Patty Gardner, Carolyn Cottrill, Myrna Redden, Barbara Sells, Donna Yerian, Carol Grimm, Francheon Sanders, Linda Lightle, Doris Sword, Helen Jones, Barbara Bowen, Katherine Melvin. The Girls' Athletic Association of Washington High School has as its purpose the furthering of girls interest in sports. Out activ- ities consist of hikes, swimming, parties, wiener roasts, intra- murals and officiating in gym classes. We also sponsor an an nual dance for students and fac ulty and a basketball game be- tween the G.A.A. All-Star Team and a team of the women of the faculty. Edna Peters, Secretary; Joyce Powless, Vice President; Joanne Weidinger, President; Miss Stinson, Advisor. l oc tio taC ‘JttcCuafocaC (2lu First row. left to right: Bob Bennel, Paul Warneke, Omar Breakall, Mr. Pritchard, Mr. Engle, Ron Binegar, Dave Smith, Les Coldiron. Second row, left to right: Don Coe, John Knisley, Frank Stoops, Bill Eckle, Ev Clay, Ed Reevs, Don Smith. Third row: Clyde Woodrow, Bob Scott, Ed Robinette, Keith Inderidean, Clarence Hart, and Wesley Cook. The V.I.C. member believes in dignity of work, fair play, the American way of life, and moral and spiritual standards. He en- deavors to prepare himself by diligent study and ardent practice for becoming a worker whose services will be recognized by his employer, fellow workers, and his community. The local V.I.C. chapter is a charter member of the state chapter, which was organized in the spring of 1952 at Ohio State University. Our chapter has par- ticipated in all state chapter activities since it has existed. Last year, the local chapter entered an exhibit at the 1953 State Fair, and constructed a float for the Sesquicenten- nial parade. Omar Breakall, President of the local chapter, is honored with the office of V.I.C. State Treasurer. He is pictured at left with Mr. Pricthard, the Advisor. 7- 7. st. The Future Teachers of America was established to provide information about teaching to interested students. The students observe teaching in the different grades, and help their own teachers by checking papers, etc. This working club should indeed be con- gratulated on their fine work. SENIORS—First row: Ann Hire, Mary Jane Pollard, Bee Van Zant, Sherry Bright, Mrs. Grillot, Advisor; Jo Davis, Linda Brown. Second row: Sue Christopher, Carolyn Beatty, Joyce Bandy, Anne Deer, Sue McNutt, Betty Howard. Third row: Betty Carpenter, Shirley Dumford, Patty Leeth, Linda Lovell, Patti Hurtt, Joyce Rummans, Willis Bailey. SOPHOMORES and JUNIORS—First row: Peggy Snyder, Jerilyn Croker, Linda Fredricks, Barbara Hill, Janet Secrest, Jo Ann Williamson, Mary Ann Welty, Marilyn Parrett. Second row: Jane Van Voorhis, Carol Wilt, Catherine Wylie, Connie Locke, Sue Riley, Mary Louise Stewart, Patty Shoop, Portia Brownell, Marcia Fletcher, Jackie Lightle. Third row: Ann Taylor, Nancy Schlue, Martha Hughes, Sally Reiff, Laurann Beard, Darlene Thorton, Marilyn Melvin, Euolinda Bailey, Barbara Gilmore, Sally Howard. FRESHMEN—First row: Jean Pen- nington, Shirley Beatty, Janice Gillen, Jean Persinger, Carolyn Willis, Jean Lininger. Second row: Wanda Tracy, Sue Swen- gle, Sara Terhune, Sara Core. Third row: Judy Preston, Nan- cy Hurtt, Wilma Brown, Peggy Dowler, Becky Johnson, Mary Jo Reiff, Marlene Thorton, Judy Smith. The Washington High School Marching Band presented many colorful shows this year. The main theme for this season was a tour of many different countries; such as Paris and her can-can dancers, Hawaii and her swaying maidens, and finally romantic scenes from America. Our high-stepping band not only serves the school, but also takes part in civic activities. Mr. Clift and the band should be complimented for their fine work. PORTIA BROWNELL SUE AAcNUTT JOYCE BANDY MARJORIE HUNTER Congratulations Seniors BEA-MAR FARMS Washington C. H., Ohio SAM B. MARTING AND SON Goody Shoppe 133 North Main St. Phone 2-0811 WE SELL BORDEN'S ICE CREAM Compliments of: THE WASHINGTON LUMBER COMPANY HI-GRADE LUMBER AND MILLWORK vjv ja m—____ DUCEY'S GROCERY 620 N. North Street PHONE 9911 48 Years of Service The Memorial Ideal A monument built of enduring granite or marble, symbolic in de- GRO-COATED BRAND FARM and GARDEN SEEDS sign and reverent in purpose, rest- ing in surroundings of peace and beauty, a tribute of respect and honor to the dead, a constant LAWN SEED and SUPPLIES PETS and PET SUPPLIES . . . FERTILIZERS . . . BULBS—SHRUBS . . . CHEMICALS source of inspiration to the living. P J BURKE MONUMENT COMPANY World's Largest Stocks to Choose From Since 1868 Washington C. H., Ohio BERRY SEED STORE Washington C. H., Ohio Visit the Oalc Street Lumber Yard and Hardware Store for Quality Materials—Low in Price WILSON'S HARDWARE Established 1895 Phone 2554 FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 604 ROSE AVENUE WASHINGTON C. H.. OHIO DIAMONDS WATCHES FINE JEWELRY Your Frozen Food Bank SILVERWARE FOOD PROCESSING and FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS SNOW CROP FROZEN FOODS WHOLESALE MEATS CURING and SMOKING Phone 2-6751 CLOCKS [EBER ROE cJEWELER y For Service Call BOYD PONTIAC 1159 Columbus Avenue Phone 5-541 I TOAST PARTIES PENNINGTON BROS. INC. I 104 Clinton Ave. Phone 2570 SNACKS SCHORR'S JEWELRY STORE 126 North Fayette St. Expert Watchmakers ANDY METAIS BILL BOYLAN Owner—MRS. PAUL J. SCHORR CAMPBELL'S FAYETTE STREET GROCERY 632 South Fayette Street Free Deliveries SUMMER'S MUSIC STORE 250 East Court Street Everything Musical Phone 9071 Skate Your Cares Away Roller Haven Wilmington Road Phone 5-2781 ANDERSON'S DRIVE IN Fine Food Good Service THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY 150 West Court Street Quality Products for Your Car CRAIG'S DEPARTMENT STORE 131 East Court Street Eighty Years of Service WASHINGTON'S BUSY DEPARTMENT STORE COACH BELL COACH LEGGETT COACH TOWNSEND NANCY SWAIM MILA WEATHERLY First row: Charles Dodds, Joe Crosswhite, Larry Riley, Dick Anders, Bob Graves, Eddie Shetts, Bob Dunton, Bob Smith, Don Clay, Mark Arnold, Elton Griffith, David Lee. Second row: Dick Butcher, Manager; Russell Campbell, Jerry Speakman, Roger Gorman, Danny Schlichter, Tony Perone, Jim New- lan, Clark Foster, Jack Hickman, Jim Cline, John Sommers, Fred Cahall, Jim Newbrey, Fred Belles, Eddie Ford, Roger Sollars, Manager; Hugh Lentz, Manager. Third row: Roger Mickle, Sam Marting, Dick Tracey, Co-Captain; Dave Smith, Co-Captain; Lyle Self, Richard Benson, Max Schlichter, Glenn Milstead, Jim Cunningham, Mickey Milstead, Jim Woods, Charlie Cox, Roger Whitley, Coach Dennis Bell, Assistant Coach Mike Beard, Assistant Coach Bill Buck. When Coach Bell arrived this fall -for his first year as Washington's head pig- skin mentor, he found an inexperienced team with only four lettermen from last year's veteran team. Around these four as a nucleus, he had to build a team to cope with the toughest schedule the Lions ever faced. Although inexperience and injuries hampered the progress of the team from the start, the Blue Lions of '53 have played well against some of the toughest opponents in this vicinity. The lid-lifter was with the Panthers of Linden McKinley. Although they were defeated that game, they fought back to an exciting and thrilling close defeat with the strong Xenia Central eleven. The Lions, then fell into a three game losing streak (losing to Cincinnati Western Hills, Greenfield, and Hillsboro). The Lions were on the prowl for victory when they hit Wilmington. This game being an SCO League game with the Lions coming out on top for their only victory of the season. Although the Blue Lions were defeated in their last three games, they played their best ball of the season then. Along with Coach Bell were three other new coaches in Coach Buck, Coach Beard, and Coach Leggett, with Coach Town- send assisting to complete the coaching staff. Though many times at the short end of the score, the indomitable Blue Lions of 1953 were never easy to conquer. Fighters all were they; full of do or die spirit. An aggregation of fearless line- men, plunging feetwinged backs . . . ALWAYS IN THE GAME . . . Proudly the Blue Lions placed four members on the South Central Ohio League team in this manner: Max Schlichter first string tackle offensively and defensively; Sam Marting first string offensive fullback; Glenn Milstead and Clark Foster receiving honorable mention. The team was especially proud of one of its members in the person of Max Schlichter who received the recognition of honorable mention on a state wide basis. Good luck to Max and the rest of the team and coaches. WILLIS BAILEY Tackle JACK HICKMAN Center JIM NEWBREY Guard S 4 I SAM MARTING Fullback Linden-McKinley 34-12 Xenia 14-13 Cincinnati Western Hills 18- 0 Greenfield 40- 0 Hillsboro 59- 0 Wilmington 0- 7 Dayton-Kiser 21-12 Bexley 7- 6 Circleville 19- 7 GLENN MILSTEAD Guard TONY PERONE End JERRY SPEAKMAN Halfback Dave Smith (80) breaks away on an 8D yard touchdown romp, followed by Glenn Milstead (37). Sam Marting (29) runs right over one of his blockers (Dick Tracey 23) as if to say no one's going to stop him. Freshman Elton Griffith follows the interference of some of his teammates Sam Martin (29), Fred Cahall (72), and Mickey Milstead (27). Some of the Lions defense in action. Roger Whitley (36), Richard Benson (33), and Roger Mickle (32). The Cubs defense showing why they had such a favorable season, winning four out of five games during the season. Ronnie West attempting to ouf run the opponent's defense. The Junior High Cheerleaders—First row: Kathy Wright, Kathy Tucker, Joan Knisley. Second row: Janet Emerick, Sandra Mickle, Janet Ellis. A scramble for a fumble causes this bit of action in a Junior High game. First row: Mickey Milstead, Lyle Self, Sam Marting, Glenn Milstead, Roger Whitley, Dick Pensyl. Second row: Max Schlichter, Charlie Cox, Dale Dawson, Jim Newland, Ron Meyer, Leonard Martin. The Blue Lions this year were almost like a new ball team considering the loss of six lettermen. from last year's team. Still they made a very good showing, playing four out of the ten top teams of the state. The Lions started the season by beating Grandview 53-49. They were beaten by Bexley 58-34, Xenia Central 54-44, and Wilmington 55-54. The Lions came back and beat London 66-53, and Circleville 63-48, then they lost to Hillsboro 58-54. Over the Christmas Holidays the Lions journeyed to Hamilton to play in the Hamilton Lions Club Invitational Tournament. In the first round the Lions lost to Hamilton 68-39, then they came back to beat Cincinnati Taylor 59-54. Starting the regular season again the Lions lost to Greenfield 63-48, then bounced back to beat Hillsboro 78-43. The next game for the Lions was at Columbus, where they met Columbus North and lost 93-57. The Lions went on to Circleville and lost a very close one 64-62, coming back to beat Wilmington 62-53. When the Lions went to Greenfield they were again beaten by the Tigers 85-52. The Lions final home game saw Tecumseh beat them 76-48. -V GRETCHEN HIMMELSPACH TONI WEATHERLY A if BECKY JOHNSON First row: Bob Hunter, Bryan Phillips, Elton Griffith, Marvin Arnold. Second row: Bob Graves, Bob Wilson, John Sommers, Charles Dodds. Third row: Fred Belles, Dick English, Dan Schlichter. Fourth row: David Lee, Ed Sheets. Under the able leadership of Coach Mike Beard, the Washington High School, Reserve Team this year achieved the SCO Championship winning seven (7) league games and losing only one. In other competition they won only one. However they lost five by very close margins. It is believed that these boys will be very much welcomed by the varsity in the next two years. First row: Emmitt Sylvester, Larry Burnette, Jack Wilson, David Sheets. Second row: Max Milstead, Floyd Southworth, Dumpy Evans, Larry Slavens. Third row: Larry Milstead, Bob Sheridan, Mr. Hoffman, Coach; Gary Arnold. Fourth row: Douglas Rider, Blanchard Hicks, Larry Shackleford, Tom Swaim. Although the Junior High Basketball Team coached by Mr. Hoffman, did not have a very good season by win and loss standards this year, (losing ten and winning two), they were always trying their best and showed the kind of sportsmanship that makes a good game. They have ail gained valuable experience which will help them in the coming years. Cox’scores 2 points, Wilmington, Feb. 12. Milstead makes layup, Hillsboro, Jan. 22. Cox, Whitley, Meyer, Wilmington, Feb. 12. Dawson gets a rebound, Hillsboro, Jan. 22. GLENN MILSTEAD Guard max schTTchter Forward Glenn fires one through! Phillips, Wilson, Sheets, Hillsboro. John Sommers reaches for rebound as teammates look on r . , , es IOOK on- Gymnastic team entertains between halves. BLUE ROCK Precision Produced LIMESTONE AGRICULTURAL LIME BLACKTOP FOR DRIVEWAYS and FEED LOTS Washington C. H.t Ohio Phone 5-6151 Greenfield, Ohio Phone 201 MACE SERVICE STATION 303 East Court The Greatest Lube in Town ELLIS THRIFT-E-MARKET -«ijaialife. 631 E. Temple Street Fresh Meats and Groceries HIMMELSPACH STUDIO Weddings Children School Photographer BILL HIMMELSPACH 132 2 E. Court Washington C. H., Ohio WASHINGTON PAINT GLASS CO. 125 N. Fayette St. Phone 6361 A complete line of Pittsburgh Paint Products. Herb's Yum Yum' Drive Inn FINE FOODS AT FAIR PRICES DENTON'S Official A.A.A. Wrecker 24 Hour Service WARNER'S SERVICE STATION 703 Columbus Avehue CHESTER CLAY SERVICE STATION 205 West Court Street PHONE 3-5991 SUNSHINE LAUNDRY INC. We take the grudge out of washing!' 122 East Street PHONE 5-6641 The Pause That Refreshes COCA-COLA 130 South Fayette Street Meriweather Motor Company 1120 Clinton Avenue RALPH HICKMAN INCORPORATED Corner Market and Fayette Streets Phone 5-6441 YOUR CHRYSLER—PLYMOUTH DEALER J”. j Hey Glenn, No Need To Look So Gruff | Milking Cows? Why, That's Old Stuff! Follow the Footsteps of Shirley and Jeri J They Buy Their Milk From: O Sagar's Dairy!! Q O South Fayette Street Phone 3-3121 Best Wishes Seniors of 1954 OHIO LIME STONE CO. R. S. WATERS, Sr. Bryant Road at Dogtown Ross County PATTON'S 144 East Court Street Your Best in Grade A MED-O-PURE DAIRY 1024 LEESBURG AVENUE Dairy Products • No man has a monopoly on the supply of good nature, wade in and help yourself. BUICK—CHEVROLET RAY BRANDENBURG Motor Sales STEEN DRY GOOD COMPANY Good Store Since '34 115 South Main Street DONOR'S PAGE DR. STEWART SMITH FAYETTE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS j. h. McWilliams FAYETTE THEATRE WASHINGTON SAVING BANK Without the help of these people our bigger and better Sunburst would not have been possible. TRY ME - CITY CAB Phone No. 2564 Compliments of DRUMMOND IMPLEMENT CO. Your Oliver and Massey-Harris Dealer 306 Highland Avenue PHONE 6402 Washington C. H., Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF Washington C. H. 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