Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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S- xA ASI:-lali il limlilal, E , w , .. . .- Y-Nr -L , , .. nf, - 1 I . ' f 1 - x A L, I W ' lasses i LASS! .We hear that word time and 5 it-2 again, but what do we mean by it, with g what do we associate it? There are many l l kinds of classes. When we first enter Senior High we are known as Sophomores. The subjects which hold the most im- portant places in our curriculum are Biology and Eng- lish, supposedly loved by all Sophs. Quite a group ah so pursues a foreign language with a little math mixed in. Juniors! How proud we are. We have started on the second year of a High School career. We tack- le Comus, L'Allegro, Il Penseroso and Macbeth with much zeal. We also learn all the Whys and where- -fores of the European countries. i Then our glorious Senior year! We delve into science, commercial courses, Eng- lish literature, and History of our United States. We shall never forget the friendships formed in these many classes. How much they mean to us! For a great many of us it is the last time we are classified in so definite a manner, it is the end of our school days, the beginning of our careers. G. E. M. '28 Y 4 WW,s, -,., Y- v.. , 5 -In I we , was T at -. Pays Si.rfrv11