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

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H W-X -, , 437 . ' 111 . 4 V :Y '--gg i...X f .EL ,H me , ll m xlla it ,Y-,..,x1,: l Nr Qllass of '28 - n J In We the class of '28 Face the world to find our fate, VVe'l1 light out battles face to face lp And try to win life's endless race. We've showed our best in every test And set an example for the rest, VVe showed them all we had the stuff p To pass them all, we were no bluff. As we went into every class 1' They seemed to say Thou shalt not pass , l But since we're gone We hope they'll say The class of '28 showed fair play. VVe've had our pleasures, we've had our fun With our school work,-now we're done, We've studied hard and labored long In life's long race we can't go wrong. P. B. 81 W. O. '28 n 1 I l .lkv ' A l r 5 ' t gms ' +1 QV AL--gl-E--I U -Q-3-1 i 'Z W1 nl Pagv li1'gl1Im'r1 1 l