Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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dial, If ...A I ll., c g i Big Brother I pity you boys, if you have no big brother To bequeath you in need, his something or oth- er. One who his outgrown, outcast clothes, a11d things, To you, proud possessor, he cheerfully flings. When your old ties look shabby and torn, Brother's supply any- time can be worn. And if you lack funds to treat your girl to a cone, You can always hit bro- ther for a gift or a loan. So if you have a big I I-Iafve N efver Trcwelled I have never traveled, Yet this canopy Seems the sky that stretches Over Italy. I am not a sailor, Yet I think that I Would not seem provin- cial Living in Shanghai. Were I not a weakling On this very day I would pick a steamer And ber a stoaway. Arthur Anthony '28 4 F Dreams Some people are so very lucky Everyone thinks they are quite ducky, The Clocks Of Som th And But ,SVI My C B M. H. S. rhymesters sigh of cobalt sky, some of misfor- tuue's knocksg instead of these or 'aymg trees subject shall be clocks. The as is Oh ! pn But f1'1 I le an bo Wh af Wit contrary things tick happy as kingsg As wrong as our teacher I' ight. Give me carbolic, C umonia or colicg keep every clock J m my sight. ft home one morn, d as sure as you're nY n I left, it was ten er seven. a cl a nod of its head, ock at school said, brother, do him a good For they can dance and Yo 're late, kid, it's deed, talk and swim ' Flf een 'til 'leven. Tliighggiiouogfrgigiber While others. have the And in youryheart, next power fo Smg' - Som Where Clocks are But if I have talent, it rl ht as the tlck da to dad and your mo- - , '. y 5' ther 15 asleep, .and night, ' Just 'reserve a warm Amid Ib1SC1imh'f0 'DC the Filliggi people with keen spot for your helpful 0 ac S eep' ha pmeSS3 . big brother! But sadly I sigh as the Sometime when I'm Pool' ,Students Cry, J. H. '28 fbout fo,-tymine Ah! 'Sis somewhere, but I'm going to pop right not - H- S-U Tlilgn aggeriyqdhg' will be G' M' '28 surprised And look at me with great big eyes, To think that when I was a child I was so very dumb and mild. H. S. '28 4vs-- Y Y , E Q v - V: i - Y E -!-- M, E- ' 2- tix? i fs ' -f ' - -f Pngfr' 7'l1ir'l,x'-mzw . m3q.nf'yK',

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S -f' -- - V '----- 4:22 . it G 3 C lilmlai' - .,-i -,-9- E 1 Qld' f X JA. e :e e C . I ' M 9 I I .. 3 ,. Wilbur Llrban 'rWill Gym 1, 2g Nature Study 2g Chemistry 3. Finest tool of its kind. William D. Waltz ffBillPJ Gym 1, 2g Orchestra 1, 2, 3g Band 2, 3. 01,171 never troubled that way. Blanche Warstler ffBeeJJ Gym 2, 35 Glee 3. Here it is all complete. Jeanette Wheeler Jeanette Gym 15 Debate 1, 23 An- 7 nual Board 3. ' , You will love her on l siyhtg, vLb Harry J. Wiskofske rfWiSk1J A Gym Zg Nature Study 23 Chemistry 3. Nothing stops him. l K P . . wld Marjorie Yocum lr.Mar-if: Gym 13 Glee 23 Clinic 3. Q A pair of blue eyes. p l 'l Lucy Ziegler James Tipton Luke TW y Gym 1, 23 Research 2, Gym 1, 2, 33 Football 3' 39 Debate 2' Sturdy and reUiabIv-- l Hrilliant with fHSf WPC' 1719075011 A interests. -watches. l 'li l il 1' H ll T Put C w e or iq 97253 ' ' e ' T,...':f Y ,M A.. vffff il 1- ' C! . , f- '- J-N lhlgfr' 'lllirlj'

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gui 6 L :U-f5JlHf'5i..' , -7, l ' .Z ' .r 'L 'P ' , K 1 A Q., X r 1 , in e elal., l!: n1!ll!4 in t - ,N Qiuniore HENRY Ports-President Roman KRAY'ElC-SCCVCfdVjl ,TACK SCHNIERLE-Vice-prmidvfzt BEATRIX BATES-Treasurer We entered this house of Wisdom for the nrst time, in the fall of tl1e year 1926. We were green as most Sophs are. On entering we all huddled together in one corner of the hall, afraid to enter a room for fear of getting into the wrong one and thus inviting the ridicule of the Seniors, who were ready to take advantage of every little shortcoming. At last, we were gathered into the auditorium, and after registering, we were sent home with instructions to return the next day. Time went on, and now-and-then from the class room over which Mademoiselle Herzog presides, could be heard voices laboring under, 'Ale suis, tu es, il estl' etc. All we Sophs were wishing that our time would never come when we were to be in there. Then too, students could be seen rushing from Miss Digel's room trying to finish a test and yet trying to make the 11ext room on time. Our Sophomore year ended, and we were then ready for a raise to the junior Class. Well! here we are as juniors of Hrst rank, ready to bump up against whatever we may meet. We have found that the je suis, tu es, il est , as well as the Hitt, haec, hoc, huis, are not as hard as we expected, but as to the pyramids of Egypt, and the cylinders of the Pantheon, our first judgment was accurate. And so to the l:1lllSh-- ' 1 If 'wc 'wait for one year fmorc, When 'we juniom' can have the floor, Then our M. H. S. will stand, Highvr than the Golden Bandg .fl Wisdom-H0n.rv which all can clwvr, Witlzozlt a doubt, fault, or fear. F. S. '29 A - -,f '- , ,ag -tg 1 o l,Qg8r,,,y. e Pngll' 'I'l1lr'1'y'ffnwr