Washington High School - Massillonian Yearbook (Massillon, OH)

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fy ,wi .I WJ' WJ Mawr- Jj wr!! Zi 1 54,4 J-ZW' l,drlv CLASS OFFICERS President-Bob Meyers Bob has been an officer of his class during every year of his high school career, serving as vice president his sophomore year, and as president the last two years- and very capably too. Vice President-Don Snavely To be vice president of your class is an honor, but to be co-captain of a state championship football team as well, is something almost unheard of-Don has attained this qoal. Secretary-Mary Davis Our blue-eyed, black-haired secretary belies the old statement beautiful but dumb, for Mary is one of the most outstanding members of the senior class, capable of everything from scholarship to planninq a class party. Treasurer-Tommy Morgan Rah! Rah! Rah! Sisl Boom! Ba! Our bouncing cheer- leader and treasurer comes upon the scene-that's our Tommy!

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Left to Right: Row l, Bottom: Irene Slinger, Helen Rogers, Virginia Row 4: Robert Peters, Maicla Miller, Frances Braun, Lee, Doris Graybill, Helen McDougall, Helen Catherine Ess, Helen Lamb, lean Carey, Grayce Koehnlein, Grace Kanner, Audrae Fischer. BL1fkhGTdl- Row 2: Beatrice Rosker, Doris lones, Theresa Hor- vath, Mary lane Graham, Thelma Tournay, Ellen Vogt, Louise ZGPP, Evelyn Holderbaurn. Row 5: Clarke Krisher, Ruth Zimmer, Frank Moesle, Mary Louise Gregory, Evelyn Herman, larnes Higgins, Roy Hotsteter. Row 3: Betty Bucy, Blanche Evans, Mary Davis, lla Warstler, Pearl Charlton, Arvine Geis, Harold Row 6: Everett Morton, Carl Weber, Paul W. Hearne, Levengood. lohn S. Willison, Kenneth Schory, lames Lane. Absentees: William Wallace, Robert McDade, Helen Bertels, Bill Anthony, Iune Hartman, Willa Bender, Don Snavely, Vera lohnson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is made up ot only those students who have proved by their actions in and about school that they are worthy ot membership in this club. Members oi this club are chosen by the teachers on the basis ot their scholarship, leadership, character and service to the school. A student possessing these tour qualities is likely to be an all around person excelling in not only one phase ot his school lite. lt is to students such as these that the school looks to become the good citizens oi any community in which they live. Perhaps they may not become outstanding publicly but there is always an assurance that they will always be there in the background, always interested and always doing their best.

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VW THEODORE ROOSEVELT ADAMS ysical Dramatics 2, 3. x 1 CARL ABEL: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. A WILMA AHLQUIST: Physical . 3: any a- ture Study 2. RAYMOND C. ALLEN: Speech 2: Dramatics 2. CHARLES ANDERSON: Football l, 2: Basketball ly Physical Ed. 3. IUNIOR ANDERSON: Football l, 2, 3: Hi-Y ly Phy- sical Ed. 3. ROBERT ANDERSON: Physical Ed. 1, 2: Advanced Physical Ed. 3. C. WILLIAM ANGERMAN: Physical Ed. lg Dra- matics l, 2, 3: Speech 2, 3: N. F. L. 2, 3: Choir 2, Hall Guard 2: Debate 3. GLENN D. ANGERMAN: Band l, 25 Physical Ed. 2, Chemistry 3. WILLIAM ANTHONY: Physical Ed. lg Camera 3: Annual Board 2, 3: Stamp ly National Honor Society. HELEN APP: Physical Ed. l, 25 Big Sisters 3. SYLVESTER BACHTEL: Physical Ed. lg Ohio His- tory 3. NELLIE BARTKO: Physical Ed. l. ROBERT BEANS: Band l, 2, Physical Ed. lg Hi-Y 2, 3.