Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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ROBERT H. AMIET Physical Ed. 1, Ohio History 3, Nature Study 2 MARY L ANDERSON Physical Ed. 1, Research 2, Zoology 3, Big Sisters 3, Astronomy 2 WAYNE W. ARNOLD Basketball 1, Physical Ed. 1-2 CARYLL ATKINSON Physical Ed. 1 AUSTYNE A. AURTREY Basketball 1, Physical Ed. 2 JOE K. BAIR Physical Ed. 1, Camera 2, Radio 2, National Honor Society 3 CHARLES BAKER Physical Ed. 1-2-3, Camera 2 CLARENCE V. BAKER Physical Ed. 1, Ohio History 3, Nature Study 2 MARGARET ANN ABEL Physical Ed. 1-2, First Aid 3, Girls Club 1-2-3, Big Sisters 3 VIRGINELL ESTHER ADAMS Physical Ed. 1-2-3 GRACE HELEN AGNES Physical Ed. 1, Camera 2, Social Arts 3, Girls Club 1-2-3 DOROTHY LORETTA ALFLEN Physical Ed. 1, First Aid 3, Astronomy 2 ELVA JAYNE ALLMAN Debate 1, Physical Ed. 3, Girls Club 1-2, Nature Study 1, Reading 2 ROBERT ALTLAND Physical Ed. 1-2, Botany 3 18

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Top Lights FRANK TATE President BETTY McKEEN JUNE FRANCIS HILDA YOUNG Vice President Secretary Treasurer Those bewildered sophs of three years ago,—can it be true that we are seniors now? Why, it seems but yesterday when we were buying chapel seats, looking for the elevator, and paying hard-earned cash for locker permits. Even towards the end of the year, we were timid in addressing upper class- men,—and our knees shook if we didn ' t enter class before 8:30. Then in our junior year—we spoke to the upper classmen without the least bit of quaking. We began to speak about Macbeth and Comus before amazed, admiring and bewildered sophs. Now and then,—if the test in English wasn ' t so bad,—we ' d favor those same sophs with a glance or nod as we passed in the halls. And now—it ' s our senior year. We did a little speculating ourselves in chapel seats. We call Hise Ike now. The sophs go without our official rec¬ ognition. Why, they ' re just there to fill the auditorium on rally days. And as for classes—if we get there within five minutes after the bell rings, we consider ourselves good. We occupy the back of the auditorium before school, and heaven help the lower classmen who disturb cur tete-a-tetes! It won ' t be long before we ' ll be going away, some to college, some else¬ where, and some will stay here to attend class reunions. On Commencement night, with our parents standing, watching, wondering how we grew up so fast, we ' ll switch the tassels on our caps, gather up our gowns, and the Class of ' 36 will be just a memory! —F. T.

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DOROTHY VIRGINIA BAKER Physical Ed. 1-3, Camera 3 MARGARET R. BATES Physical Ed. 1, Student Council 1, Social Arts 3, Girls Club 1-3, Big Sisters 3, National Honor Society 3 MIRIAM BEAZELL Physical Ed. 1, First Aid 2, Social Arts 3, Big Sisters 3 RALPH BEINER Physical Ed. 1, Camera 1, Geography 2, Hi-Y Club 3 JULIET BERENS Physical Ed. 1, Annual Board 3, First Aid 2, Big Sisters 3, Commercial 3, National Honor Society 3 CLIFFORD R. BICKEL Physical Ed. 1, Chemistry 2, Ohio History 3, Hi-Y Club 1-3 MARGARET MARY BISSELL Physical Ed. 1, Commercial 3, First Aid 2, Big Sisters 3 WEYMANN R. BLUNTT Physical Ed. 1-2, Manual Arts 3 KENNETH B. BOERNER Physical Ed. 1, Chemistry 2, Geography 3 DOROTHY MARIE BONK Physical Ed. 1-2-3, Poster 1, Girls Club 1-2-3, Big Sisters 3 JOHN BOTTOMY Physical Ed. 1, Student Council 2-3, Dramatic 1-2-3, Hi-Y Club 2-3, National Honor Society 3 WILLIS A. BRAY Basketball 1, Football 1, Physical Ed. 3 ORIN BRENNER Band 1-2-3, Orchestra 1-2-3, Physical Ed. 1, Hi-Y Club 1-2-3 BETTY JANE BUCHER Dramatic 1-2, Physical Ed. 1, Social Arts 3, Girls Club 1-2-3, Big Sisters 3, National Honor Society 3 19